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

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LOST AT SEA. Qleftj Junior High students Amy Neunzc, jennifer K unkle, Sandra Rogers, and Chris- tine Gimeno hurriedly try to figure out the quickest routes to class. During the first day, missing and even non-existent schedules were a major problcm due to the new office computer. CROWS NEST. Qabovej Acting as a lookout for what's going on below, freshman is treed while watching a cross country race. SEA - ESTA. irightj Fighting to stay awake in sixth period, Colleen Reilly, sophomore, attempts to re- ceive information through diffusion. After lunch is a popular nap time for students. Sis r- S: X s

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'--wr g DRESS WHITES Qleftj jim Morris, Evan Nazal, Todd Hazuga, Bingo Shipman, Chris Dillon, Will Ryley. and Jeff Dennis don their tuxes in the Mini- theater dressing room for their senior portraits. DRESSED T0 KILL. tbelowl .Iunior High Student Council officers organized a Halloween masquerade ball to christen the new cafeteria. if SUNKISSED fleflj With a pair of shades and some Sunkist. senior Bryan Raaz was one of many students that found the beach a great es- cape alter five days of hard work at school. SEABEES. ileftj Soccer players Kristen Herr, Jennifer Naifeh, Angela Anthony, and Carolyn Schultz display their new uniforms after winning a home game.

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- i l Q. .. i f l l ' .y l l l or 5 - 1 l i l OUTLINED. Cabovej Juniors Marc Angelo and Tony Galvez wait for a ride to the Navy Exchange. Because GDHS sits one-third of a mile from Argo- naut Highway, most students dread the long haul from school to thc Exchange under the punishing rays ofthe tropical sun. SHIPMATES. frightj Sophomore Marilyn Springer and senior Kris Wcgman share a hug at the first soccer game of the season at Faith. li. E lr,,,, Iam waiting. That red and gray rust bucket better come wheezing up the hill soon, or Ilm going home. The first day of school is never fun, but those kids in San Miguel must really be confused, having to catch the bus at 5:50 A.M. That's when I get up! Here comes the bus . . . This place hasnlt changed much. Final- ly, new classrooms, but there's the old gym. Excuse me - what? No schedulel? No thanks, I'll just wander the halls aim- lessly. Well, this certainly hasnit happened before. I might as well go to the mini- theatre and wait around like everyone else. Yeah, I feel sorry for Mr. Dineen. Awrright - lunch time at last! Today hasn't been great, but now I can get some food, sit down - Arrrgh that line is HUGE! Iill never get to eat. When will the new cafeteria be finished? It's too late now, there go the last two slices of pizza. The only thing that will be left by the time I get there will be a 50gt, greasy grilled- cheese. Gross! f I I ,. .aa .--'-- .. I-1 .. M