George Dewey High School - Seaborne Yearbook (Subic Bay, Philippines)

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CLASS CONFIDANTS. My senior year, my final year in high school-it's been filled with so many emotions here at GDIIS. My friends and classmates- wc've laughed during thc good times and cried during the bad and sad. They're all family to me and have really touched my life. l'll cherish my 87f88 year year for always! Erlindzl Batac. ALL ASHORE This is it. The end. My last report card. YEEAAH. I got two Als. Of course, PB 8L Office Aide are my fortes. If I keep this up, I might get into a REAL college. Then again, I better get my SAT composite above 410. Finals! Csweatl I remember those. Talk about WORK. Coach Moffat has tough finals, but Mr. Scales - you'd think the guy was trying to get us to write a novel or something. AHHH. The aroma of yon hot lunch. I only eat the stuff on Friday. Its only a dollar after all. mmmMM. That pep- peroni pizza just puts my saliva glands on overload. Ho-hum. Off to 6th peri- od. Hmm. Who havenlt I gotten to sign Seaborne '88? Oh well, nobody impor- tant. Hey, what's all these color pic- tures - oh the opening section. I like those blue pages. I wonder what the article says, I heard its pretty good. Whoa. Hey. Major deja vu. I've seen this before. My letterman's jacket looks good with my varsity golf letter. The team did great, but I would've done better if I'd had my golf clubs. I think l'll try water polo next year. Its cool 84 fun with plenty of blue water excitement. YA. I can't wait till I graduate next year. I already have a speech ready. Ahem. I , student X, wish to thank . . . No, no, no thatlll never do. I gotta mention how good my grades are first. How's this? It is I your kinsman . , . No, no, too stuffy. Oh well. At least I got a whole year to work on it. I might even make valedictorian for the Bubonic Plague might strike, whichever's more likelyl. Ummph. Them books are heavy. Cleaning out my locker is tough. I'd hate to do it everyday. Gosh, a martyr's work is never done. Ugg. It's almost done. Man-o-man. What's this fuzzy, sticky, purple stuff in the corner7! It looks prehistoric. It must have fed off my old pencil stubs. Oh well, its almost time for the bell to ring and look who's coming my way. Hey What?! But I We're going together. I can't believe it. My girlfriend is going away for the summer. Why did she wait till now to tell me? Well fsniffle, snifflej l'll miss ya. Love ya. See ya next year. Bye and have fun.

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Sprague, Tobi 78, 80, 81, 83, 95 Sprague, Tobi 75, 90 Springer, Elizabeth 75 Springer, Marilyn 19, 26, 58, 98, 105 Stallard, Jennifer 52 Stanforth, Therese 65 Stanton, Jeffrey 75 Stauffer, John 26, 81, 82, 108, 109 Steele, Aaron 74 Stewart, Scott 70 Sting 100 Stites, Danita 58, 80, 89, 98, 117 Stites, Eric 41, 47, 120 Stone, Janet 81, 83, 97 Strickland, Richard 75 Student Council, Jr. High 3, 137 Stumpf, Tami 65 Styffe, Caroline 61, 65, 90, 96, 98, 106, 120 Styffe, Jennifer 75 Sullivan, Michael 9, 50, 83 Sunkist 3 Sunset Swing 59 Swart, David 65, 89, 118 Swart, Kumi 75, 89 Sznajder, Chris 74, 75 -Erlinda Tapawan, Aimee 59 Tapawan, Arnold 22, Q9 Tauzon, Manuel 75 Taybar, Arthur 65 Taylor, Brian 70 Taylor, Craig 52 Taylor, Jason 70 Taylor, Josephus 60, 65 Taylor, Sandy 76 Tescher, Emilia 83, 90, 91 Thomas, Shawn 16, 52, 108 Thompson, Tina 52 Thompson, Theresa 75 Tinkham, Phillip 75 Valdez, Clyde 59, 65, 89, 90, 96, l l8 Van Sickle, Keryln 60, 83, 94 Van Staalduiner, Steven 75 Vann, Anthony 8, 52, 89, 90, 102, 103, 118 Varner, Mary Grace 60, 65 Varner, Sarah Jane 75 Velasco, Maria 75 Venable, Christy 22, 58, 89, 90 Venable, Rica 11, 17, 24, 41, 47, 90, 95, 141 Veneracion, Richard 19, 52, 53, 81, 97 Vernon, Linda 65 Vilayphanh, Deborah 59, 65, 98, l 10 Vilayphanh, Valerie 75 Villanueve, Ruth 36, 37, 41, 89, 90, 96, 98, 106, 107, 135 Villegas, Berry 65, 90, 96, 114 Villegas, Peaches 28, 49, 52, 86, 89, 90, 96, 98, 106 Vittum, Michelle 70 Vitug, Angelito 70 SEABOR NE SPECS Every minute that passes is forever lost to time. History is the study of those lost minutes. Seaborne '88 is a chronicle of the lost minutes during the school year 1987-88, Welcome aboard, be ready to cast off and find out what Seaborne '88 is all about. Working port and starboard, the complement of Jostens Printing and Publishing Company, homeported in Visalia CA., churned out Job Or- der 47963, Seaborne '88. Josten's Representative Floyd Moore and Plant Consultant G. Quesada handled all the logistics stateside. Like contrails on a cloudless day,i42 pt. Times Roman Bold style 45 hammerheadlines and 18 pt. Times Roman Italic style 45i subheadlines draw your attention to the 10 pt Times Roman Bold style 45 body copy. Only an old salt will be able to decipher the wet humor of the 8 pt. Times Roman ltalic style 451 caption copy. 148 pages C16 color, 8 285 tempo blue, and 124 BSLWJ are bound into Seaborne 88. A budget of over 512,000 was handled by Carolyn Schultz. This included the sale of 310 copies at S25 per, S2300 of advertisement sales, and fund raisers including Patty Grams. A special thanks is ex- tended to Rhonda Bayles for ad sales above and beyond the call of duty. Seaborne '88 includes over 940 pictures 1830 b8LW and 95 colorl. 72 articles, 195 captions, and over 150 headlines leave no doubt that this staff caught the events of the year. Sam Simbulan is acknowledged as the photographer who ballasted the double page spreads with his photo- graphic excellence. Dark as the ocean on a moonless night the Blue Shadow 493 off sets the silver foil 381 application on the cover designed by Barbara Lopez. The endsheets were drawn by James Sionsky while the title page's wash of blue waves was conceived by Theresa Wunderly. Working harder than the nuclear reactor of the U.S.S. Nimitz, co- editors Dennis Ellard and Patiee Aqui took the helm of the staff. They designed layouts, proofed copy, and when in a bind passed the buck to Ms. Elizabeth Spalding, yearbook advisor. Ms. Spalding coaxed, ca- joled, and ordered the staff to perform. A special thanks is extended to Captains Schultz and Willenhag for the use ofthe U.S.N.S. Sioux. LCDR and Mrs. Bill Naifeh are also given a thank you for the use of their computer and a comfortable working environment. The following staff members are acknowledged for their contributions to Sea- borne '88. Co-editors-Dennis Ellard, Patiee Aqui Erlinda Batac-Organizations, Faculty, Student Life, Jr. High. Charlene Broy-Organizations, Student Life, Jr, High Leah Caldwell-Student Life, Juniors Michelle Henderson-Student Life, Freshmen Shari Henderson-Organizations, Index, Ads Toledq- -lemllfer 52 Matt Houillion-Juniors T0lCl'1l1n0, Tlm0ll'1y 58, 89 Ricky Kightlingel.,An TOICHIHIO. Toby l9- 41- 47- 96- Mae Mangohig-Student Life, Organizations, Sports, Juniors 97- 98- 108 , Jeff Martin-Opening, Faculty, Student Life, Organizations, Closing Tomacruz, Jeffrey 65 Yao, Jennifer 75 Timmy Mendozafmshmen of Toomoth, Jason 41, 47 Yap, Frankie 75 Jon Mozostudent Life, Spom' Toomoth, Jaymi 65, 89 Yengst, Eric 12, 65, 98, 99, 102, Laura piefelquniors, Ads Torres, Janneatte 65, 89 103 Val paraiswstudem Life Torres, Robert 65, 89 Yengst, Jason 75 L58 Bain-Vgggnizalions, Student Mfeqjuniorsw T, Emi. Trall- Shawn 7- 75 Young- Calvm 12- 61- 39 Mark Santero-StE'f51t Lifeiports, Seniorsfphotograp y Travers, Jeanne 41, 47 Younkins, Rasaan 70 Jeff Schuhbjr. High Travers- Linus 70 ZQIFZH, Noel 70, S9 Robia Semkow-Sports, Seniors, Ads Treat, -lacql-lelyn 65- 89 Zlmbelman, Gary 50, 53, 98, Ed Slonsky-Organizations, Sports, Sophomores Trfral- -lenmfer 70- 90 102, 103, Rica Venable-Opening, Student Life, Seniors, Typing Trlas. C3r0lYn lg- 58- 94 Zody, RCTICC 83, 96 Brian Oakland-Sports Teltle- Ellzabeth 58- 98 Zupinski, -l05ePl'l 41, 45, 47. l29 Brett Bormann-Student Life, Faculty, Sports, Seniors Zuplrlskl- R0dCllZ2i l li 41, 47. Paul Griffin-Student Life, Faculty, Sports, Seniors . I 89, 90, 129 Tina Jones-Student Life, Sports ,- ' Zupmskl- Ronald 70 Dinah Cayabyab-Sports undemggfgal 9 Anna Lizan-Student Life voyage across the sea to an unchartea ishnd. , 'Marlifgilfero Q bnderwood, Veronica 52 147

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