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

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SOPHISTICATED SAILOR STYLE. Arthur Perez, and Claudia Ponton show that chic docs not have to be Colorful. BLACK IS BACK. Replacing the brights and pastels of '87, black dominatcd this ycar's fashion scene as Shawn Thomas, Michele Patron, Dana Barkdoll, and Michcllc Forney illustrate.

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CALIFORNIA IJREAMIN1 tabovel San Diego native. .lennilbr Nailblz. enjoys a cruise around Subie Bay. FROGM EN. ttopl Amphibians Jason Schatz and Nfr. Single defy gravity. Jason is a relative new- comer to the xport. while Mr. Slagle has been diving for Zl years. - 6 ki. :-1 ,V 3 5 ,tr .Rare - Wie I 1aW'T'p :W-' -iw, ' M dw , uf 4 I 'I wi vi 1 ya: W L rt , . if 12252 'fwfvf' 'f- ' vi ' tr 'Qi Wt.-W1 ae n:lw1wQfE12 L milf ' , j-.ini , ii -I ilwlftlfl, V 1 V uf- v v .5 I ' ., ' agwili Y 'H A f Q it ' I-Wg: . ai.-'i's,i1g4t,, it iw i ,,,.,.iy,::,,: t 'fi,l1.t,:w: ' i I tt WW .KL f - .Y V' VufuMglW.,,,, M A -A rtmwt AQUA-MAN. fabovej Curtis Parqv, one of the many students and teachers eertiliied to dive, blows bubbles in the station pool. HANGING TIGHT. itopj Paul Plank, senior. tueks low to pull into a barrel. Waves on Grande are usually in the 2-6 lit. range in season. but ean reach up to 10 ft. during typlioons,

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SALUTE TO STANDO T TYLE Bell bottoms, navy blue workshirts, and white Dixie sailor caps. These uni- forms, bland as they may seem, were seen throughout Naval Station Subic and Cubi Point. Here in George Dewey, clothes looked less practical than the military garb. When asked, How practical is keep- ing up with fashion'?l' Elizabeth Ahl, senior, stated, Clothes - well, they pro- tect me from the environment and pro- tect others from seeing me naked. g'Fashion seems to be calming down, said Allison Brooks, senior. Remem- ber two years ago? God, everyone looked bizarre! Comfortably dressed in baggy shorts, surfer T-shirts, and espadrilles, the GDHS student attacked fashion like at Dewey attacked Manila Bay. I love to shopj' said Rica Venable, senior, but there are no shopping malls around here!! It seems to me that fashion has gone back into the 50,s style,', Emmanuel Scordalakes, junior, said. The 50's held classics like the patent leather shoe, plain white T-shirts, and the ever-popu- lar Levi's 501 jeans. I just hope they design something incredibly RAD for well-rounded peo- ple, stated Val Paraiso, senior. Some- times you have to look like Ken or Bar- bie to wear some ofthe outfits designed today. In the 50's everyone dressed practical and nice at the same time. Practical, impractical, 50's or mod- ern, one thing unites all types of fash- ion. Teen-agers still lie awake in the morning, and while staring at the ceil- ing, they ask themselves, What am I going to wear today? IRON MAIDEN. Cupper leftj Leather Mini skirts were sported this year as Lori Kellett, a heavy metal fan, demonstrates in her trendy leather skirt and metallic belt. ELEMENTS OF STYLE. tlefty Swatches, Gucci, Esprit, leather, eel skin, Benetton, and the list goes on. This year's Admirals sported the latest, not only in clothes, but also in accessories. HAIR TODAY, GONE TOMORROW. flower leftj Gel, mousse, and hairspray helped hairstyles reach new heights, as Angeline Orara, Edward Slonsky, Heather Schindell, Germaine Germono, Gwen Germono, and Glenn Mendoza show.