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

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SEACRET OF THEIR SUCCESS SENIORS STAND OUT IN THE SPOTLIGHT No lightbulbs light up in Paul Grif- Hn's head when asked about his promis- ing future. Chosen most likely to suc- ceed, his definition of success is put- ting your mind to something and mak- ing it work. Cary Glenn makes her success work in the sophisticated way she wears her threads. She definitely does not dress to imitate. Her clothes, not the labels, look good on her. Mark Santerols unique style originates from Japan, U.S., P.l., and his girlfriend, Tammy Ocampo. Although Ruth Villanueva had buck teeth and looked like a boy at age eight, nine years later she was voted best looking girl by her senior class. After-school activities, as well as aero- bics and running around Bayani are on Jag's list of ways to keep in shape. Bryan Raaz, best looking boy, keeps in shape by doing gymnastics. His little sister Brandee says his blue eyes are his best feature, but Bryan disagrees, say- ing his secret is the same as Jag's: the hair. Anne Arpon and Chris Dillon 's se- cret to a successful relationship is a sense of humor. They try not to look too far into the future, because, as Anne puts it, We agree not to make long range plansf' Kerrie Raby has to admit that the craziest thing she ever did was to flush a football player's head down a toilet with the help of two other friends. Ker- rie doesn't feel that she is a trend-setter - she's just herself. Our 1988 Class Clown likes to harass her teachers by leading them off the subject. Mischief must be Will Ryleyls best friend - it seems to follow him every- where. Since he's lived in Subic, he has found himself in trouble out in Olon- gapo and with FSD. A Chef'sl' regular, Charles Ship- man dreams of partying with Spuds Mackenzie 'til the wee hours of the morning and giving his usual Orient Ex- press gang a break. For Bingo, being invited to a party is one of the high- lights in life. Angela Anthonyis athletic ability was still a secret during junior high. Sports came into her life at the begin- THE LOVE BOAT. Anne Arpon and Chris Dil- lon have shared many candle-lit dinners. This one took place at DJ's. SHIP SHAPE. Most athletic Angela Anthony and Noel Dahlke sport GDHS's letterman jack- ets. ning of 9th grade. She's played for GDHS, SCYAA, and intramural teams. Soccer is now the most impor- tant sport in her life, with track and cross-country close seconds. Hard work and determination earned her the title of most athletic girl of '88, Contrary to popular myth, sports have helped Am- bie with her grades - Ulf you can keep them up, you can playf, Idolizing Spud Web, the 5'7 NBA all-star, Noel Dahlke says sports help his physical appearance, instill a strong feeling of competition and give him something to do. Voted most athletic boy, Noel has played sports since he was a little kidf' He goes in for such strenuous team sports as soccer, track, basketball, and field hockey.

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