George Washington High School - Surveyor Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1980 volume:

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DELMY HERNANDEZ ANDREW HEYNEMAN KEVIN HILL LUZ HERNANDEZ 31 RANDALL HIRO ROBERT HOEY BENJAMIN HOM EUGENEHOM . na cantio ’ EVELYN HOM t THOMPSON HOM G HTWE BETTY HUI IENNY HUI DOREEN HURST AMY ISHIKAWA THAILA JACKSON JOHN JEUNG JEFFERY HUNTER WAYLANDJEW JEFFREY JIN USAJOHNSON JEANNIE J1MINEZ PATRICIA JOHSON ELISHA JONES Rickshau Stnnt DEBORAH JUNG 33 GORDON JUNG JERRY JUNG JOHNJUNG TRACEY JUNG VADIM KALMEYER STEVE KAMM LEILA KAN JEFFREY KAHN IVhal a man.' ERIC KAUSCHEN DARIUS KHADJENOURI JACQUELINE KAWAMOTO HYANGHUI KIM 34 CYNTHIA KIRK JIN HO KIM MISUN KIM DENA KOERPEL EDWARD KWOK I pledge allegiance to Rohm William ARTHUR KURODA HUNG LAM 35 SHARON LAM CHRISTINE LA MAR CHRISTINA LAU FRANK LAU 'Kiu mt, I just got ibt ugnalr LAURIE LAU BENSON LEE CAROLYN LEE FRANKLIN LEE GILBERT LEE DANNY LEE CHOONG LEE 36 Smile, you re on Candid Camera.' HAROLD LEE JOANNE LEE JUDY LEE KEN LEE SUSAN LEE WALLACE LEE SHAN-CHA LEI ANDRE LEONARD-PERA 37 PAM LEONG STEPHEN LEUKHARDT YAN YAN LEUNG HOEMAN LEW r Here's my pass. Now do you belteve nu?' WILLIAM LIM KOU-TOONG LEW NANCY LEW ANGELA LEWIS -38 MARGARET LOO ROSA M. LOPEZ PETER LOU BRENDA LOUIE DAVID LOUIE ERIC LOUIE 39 MICHAEL LOUIE ALICE LOW JOEY LUCAS MARIO LUM ROSELLE LUNA ARTHUR LUTEMAN ELLIE LWIN UN DA MA H COLIN MACKENZIE BRET MAVUN RONALD MANOGUERRA MELODY MAR 40 Don't look nou . ht‘i doing lomething dugmting ' VANESSA MARTIN MICHAEL MARTINEZ TERRY MATSUOKA CINDY MAZE MIKE McGINN MINYEN McGRIFF CECILIA MICA MATTHEW McCONE JENNIFER McKAY It's all ut could get at such short nonce GUY MOORE LYNNE MOORE CHRIS MILLER KELLY MORIN MARIO MOY MARVIN MOY SARITA MUHAMMAD JAMES NG Who called me Buckwheat. SUSAN NAKAMURA BRIAN NG JONATHAN NG JANET NAITO MARK NAKAMURA PINKY NG WAYNE NG JENNIE NIGH ROBERT NG BALTAZAR NUNEZ HYOUNG OH SEUNG HWAN OH RAYMOND OKAMOTO CAROL OKANO DANA OKAZAKI CHRISTINE OM MARGARET ONO 43 MI PAR FRANCIS PARCHASO CHATANA PATEL GEORGE PAX1NOS GUY PEREIRA Hey man you uanna buy a watch ' LEAH PIZZO MARLA PILTCH RON PETERSON CAMERON PON EATHER PON PASTY POON DAVID POUND 44 PAULINE PUN PIERRE RAMIREZ SHERRYL QUONG MARLON RAMBO PAM ELLA POWELL LARRYCE RANDALL 'After ur rob the bank, ue meet at the [Kirk TONI RATCLIFF ARNEL RECIDORO LASONYA ROBINSON ROSSILAND ROGERS TRACEY ROSENTHAL CHRISTINA ROWE 45 DENISE RUANE VICTORIA RUDDICK KATSUYA SAKATA ALAN SANDNER MENINA SCHONEBERG PIERRE KEITH SATO ROSE LYNN SABINIANO MICHAEL SERA REBECCA SCHWEITZER NATHAN SETO Now, right ova hat we have a '6? Bunk, a rtal gem. CHRISTINA SHEA 46 PAMELA SHERWIN KWANGSOO SHIN SERGE SHOOMILOFF LINDA SHEN HAMID SIOUINT DJELRIK SOLIS GLORIA SOO Wt art familyr DIAWA SOUS GEEMAINE SPEARS MEGAN STERMER JOHN STERN TERR1E STEWARD 47 W EMANUEL STEWART Sou I knou uhy you urn voted biggest pain r AARON SUMNER GARRETT STITT BONNIE STUPPIN ISAAC TAGGART JIMMY SZETO MIKE SWENSON DONNA SUYEHIRO PAULTAK TOSHIO TAKESHITA ALICE TAM JEANNIETAM KERRY TAM -7 LILLIAN TAM NORMAN TANG THOMAS TANG KATRINA TAYLOR DARRYL THOMAS ANGELA TOM JEFFREY TOM WILLIAM TOM GING MOO TOY ANDRES TONG TERRY TOY I dtdn i knou yju urn iinh a good darner ' 49 CURTIS TROUTT WILFRED TSANG KIM TSCHIMOTO CATHERINE TSE Hey ntryonr — I'm a nutT CRAIG TSUYUMINE JANICE TSUDA DAVID TSUI RANDY TSUGAWA RICHARD TWOY YEZETTE VANDERHOUST KAZUYA VJTHARA THU VO 30 WAYNE WARREN MELVIN WASHINGTON KELLI WATERFIELD “This a my bottle — get your own.1 DAWN WASHINGTON MICHAEL WASHINGTON USA WAYNE PEGGY WEN DARRYL WATT 51 JAMES WESTFIELD NELSON WILLIAMS III RITA WILTZ BENTON WONG Taking in a little sun during lunch. GWENDOLYN WIGGINS DEBRA WILSON ALLEN WONG CURTIS WONG 52 DAVID WONG DEBBIE WONG DENNIS WONG BALDWIN WOO EDWARD WOO EZEKIAL WOO DOUGLAS WONG JEFFREY WOO G ULY WOO STEVE WOO RICHARD WOO Lumh ot rr alnoth ' WOODY WOODSON 53 54 HENRY WONG KAM WONG FRITZ WONG GWEN WONG SUSAN WONG MARY WU A SOCIAL COMMENT TADHO YAMAGUCHI KAREN YAMAMOTO LINDA YAMAMOTO SUSAN YANASE JAMES YAN SARAH YANG JIMMY YEE CARL YEE LAWRENCE YEE DERRICK YEE UNDA YEE 55 ' W't urn itraight ul ur urnt OKI BARBARA YIP CONRAD YIP CAROLE YOUNG GARY YOUNG LOLA YOWNG ARDEN YU STEVEN YIP WAYNE YOSHIDA CONNIE YU GILBERT YU SALLY YU WANDA YU 56 DAVID YUEN SUSAN ZEMLIK ERNEST ZINGER 57 Late Takes HELEN CHU RONNIE COLLINS DIANA PON MICHAEL SIMPSON S ruck out again, huh”? ANNETTE FREIHA RAYMOND IKEDA ANTTIONETTE SMITH CHRIS SMITH PHLLIC TRANG RACHAEL THOMPSON EARL WILLIAMS MARTIN YEE ” You’ve Got the Cutest Little Baby Face!” 59 Ansutn on Page 64 60 A mum on Page 64 � 63 ANSWERS TO BABY PICTURES 1. Lisa Wayne 2. Debbie Jung 3. Nancy Lew 4. Megan Sterner y Marlon Rambo 6. Grace Gee 7. Brenda Louie. 64 8. James Ng 9. Pam Ijeong 10. Betty Hui 11. Gloria Soo 12. Milton Chu 1.1. Diana Solis 14. Henry Choy iy Menina Schoneberg 16. Lynne Murakami 17. Ms. Pandell 18. Elite Ltiw 19. Mr. Leach 20. Lynn Moore 21. Mario King Lum 22. Ms. Glover 23- Robin Lee Peterson 24. David Ijouie 23. Christine iJMar 26. M ichie Wong 27. Phyllis Helper 28. Rachel Thompson 29. Kim Wong 30. Toni Ratcliff 31. Antonette Smith Senior Achievements and Goals A ALEXANDER, BILL — Filipino Club, JA, Couns. Reg V Pres. JV Football ALEXANDER. CARL - BSU. TA. Sr Advisor. Eagles. Reg Pres. Class Sales, Sr Day Activities, Band, Block W, CSF, May Festival, Track, Cross Country, Who's Who Award, National Merit, Key Club. I plan to attend Cal Berkeley, where I will pursue a double degree in Electrical Engineering Computor Sciences and Nuclear Engineering. Upon receiving my BS, I will work for my MS and eventually my PhD at MIT or C1T. Then on to becoming a billionaire. B BAPTISTE. AUDREY - BSU Offices. Class Sales. I am planning to go to college to study to become a RN Nurse. GocxI luck to you all. I give the best of luck to my brother, Fenton, the baseball player, and to my best friends. Dee Davis, and La Vettc Virden. BROWN. REGINALD — Christian Fellowship, Speech Team, BSU. Eagles, ROTC, Drum Corp, Reg Pies. Vpres, Class Sales, Sr Day Acti vities. Science Fair. Key Club. I plan to go to SF State and become a lawyer, or an accountant, and stay very happy BROWNELL, RONALD - ROTC, Drum Corp, Staff. Color Guard. I plan to go to college and hopefully one day to become a lab technician. I want to do a lot of traveling and meet nany new people, yet never forget those that made my high school years such memorable ones. C CARSON 3, DON — Surveyor Staff-Editor Artist, Stage Crew, Term Plays Musicals-Set Designer . After leaving. I plan to finish my schooling at the San Fran- cisco Academy of An College, then to possibly, teach an illustration class and freelance as a Children’s book writer and illustrator. I plan to settle down and marry at about 30 and become the new Charles Schultz CHAN. FREDA - Burmese Club. SWEEP, GAA, Class sales. Sr Day Activities. May Festival, Badminton, Block W. My major is biological science and I plan to go to the University of California next September I like to work with others, especially Children. I will volunteer at Children's hospital. CHAN. MONA — Red Cross, Christian Fellowship. GAA, JA, Class Sales, Dances. CHAN. STEVEN M. - Chinese Club. Prcss-JA. TA. Jr Sr Day Activities. CSF, Key Club I plan to attend UC Berkeley, majoring in engineering. Whenever time permits. I’ll play basketball and shoot pool. CHENG. MAY - GSS, GAA, JA. Lab. Offices, Couns. Sr Advisor. Exec Council, Reg Sec, Class Sales, Jr Day Activities, Who’s Who Award. Keywanettes. I plan to go to UC Davis, major in Aeronautical Engineer- ing I hope to someday become a pilot. CHEW. GLENN - Japanese Club. Spirit Club. Eagles, Sr Advisor. Class Sales, Jr 8c Sr Day Activities. Block W. Tennis Team, Key Qub. CHEW. MILTON — SWEEP. I plan to major in soci- ology to become social worker, to try my best to acheive my goal, and to wish my friends the best of luck and hap- piness and success toward their future CHIN. DONALD — TA, Bowling, ROTC, I plan to become a policeman for the CHP or SF. CHIN, HENRY — Letter Society, Track, Cross Coun- try. Block W I plan to go to CCSF for two years then transfer to UC Sacramento or Berkeley I plan to become successful in my field whatever it might be. medicine, law. engineering. I will always remember all my friends and teachers and cherish all the memories they brought me CHIN, SHARON - Chinese Club, VPrcs Treas, SWEEP Inspector. GAA. Medical Apprenticeship Pro- gram. Couns. Sr Advisor, GS. May Festival. Exec Coun- cil, Reg Pres Vpres. Class Sales, Jr 8c Sr Day Activities. Block W. CSF. Who's Who Award. Keywanettes. CHIN. STANLEY - Offices. TA, Bowling 1 plan to major m the field of engineering or maybe become a police officer. CHIN. SUSAN FAYE - SWEEP, Students for a Bet- ter Environment, Surveyor Staff, GAA, JA, GSS. Reg VPrcs. Letter Society, Miss Chinatown Princess. Class Sales. Tennis, Cross Country, CSF Well, I’ve got mixed plans for the future-right after graduation. I’m heading to the Islands. In the fall I’ll go down to Newport Beach UC Irvine, and maybe transfer to UCLA, and go to Stan- ford for graduate work in environment design or some type of architecture I want to study in Europe in my jun- ior year with the UC Exchange program. I guess our time has come. But we seniors of 80 have to suffer through a couple more months before we can turn loose. Bye CHOI. JANET — Korean Club, TA, Treas, Class Sales, CSF CHOW, MICHELLE - Chinese Club. Red Cross. SWEEP. GAA, TA, Program Committee, Sr Advisor. Reg Rep. Class Sales. Badminton, CSF, Keywanettes, GSS. CHOY. HENRY - Chinese Club. Psycho Club. Eagles. Dance Committee. Reg Rep, Sec. Class Sales, Sr Day Activities. Key Club. I plan to go to a University and cam a masters in laziness, drive my friends crazy, and make a fortune. I also plan to keep in touch with my friends and wish them luck. CHU, HELEN — GAA. Offices My future plan is to go to SFSU, and to wish lots of luck and happiness to my friends CHU, JANET — Burmese Qub, Historian. Sec. Treas. Pres. Chinese Club Treas, GAA. May Festival, Class Sales, Jr 8c Sr Day Activities. CORKINS. LISETTE - TA, Guys 8c Dolls. Football Mgr. A Cappella. Chamber Choir I plan to continue singing if I have the patience CREED. GRAYDON - Speech Team. JA. JV Track. D DAVIS. MICHELLE - SWEEP. Lettergirl. Reg Pres. Class Sales, Jr 6c Sr Day Activities, A Cappella, Dances. DEASON. MICHELE - CFSA. Red Cross. SWEEP, Star Trek Club, Speech Team. GAA. JA. Health Resource Center. Lab, Sr Advisor. GSS Historian, May Festival, ROTC, Staff, Treas, Reg Rep. A Cappella. Block W. Keywanettes Historian. When I graduate I plan to go to college and major in Business Administra- tion of Computor Science. I also want to travel both in the US and abroad. I plan to work pan time while I get my masters degree. After college. I will probably stay in SF awhile, but eventually plan to buy a house out of the city I have enjoyed my years at Wash. I will always remember them I have put a lot into this school. I have gotten a lot back. My classes, activities, and friends have all helped to prepare me for college and the future Thanks Washington and goodbye DOYLE. JOHN — Chinese Club. Japanese Qub. Red Cross, SWEEP. Stage Crew. Sr Advisor, Eagles, Dance Committee. May Festival, Class Pres, Class Sales, Jr 8c Day Activities. Term Plays Musicals, Var Football. Var Baseball. 123 Basketball. Who’s Who Award, Alumni. Key Club. G EASHMAN, JUDY — BSU. Counselors, Lettergirl. My plans are to attend college, to become a deaf educa- tor, and above all-have a happy life. ENG. SANDRA- Chinese Club. French Club, CSF f FERRERO. JOE - Speech Team. Eagles ASSOC Head Selestion Committe. Letter Society. May Festival, Reg Pres. Class Sales, Jr 8c Sr Day Activities, JV V Football. Wrestling, Swimming. Golf. VP Key Club, Block W I plan to attend San Diego SU. I will double major in Economics and Business Administration. I am then going to join a Big 8 Accounting firm and get my CPA. After receiving my CPA, I plan on joining PM 1 as a Corporate Executive. Good luck J. B. FONG. GORDON — Chinese Club. Band 1 plan to go to college and major in business. To all my friends of 80 8c 81, the best of happiness, luck and success. Good- bye Wash, you’ve made me happy, you’re 1. 80 the class with class. FONG, USA - Chinese Club, Red Cross, GAA. JA. Reg VP. Class Sales, Term Plays Musicals, A Cappella. Whatever comes along my path I either go through it, around it. or above it. But I will never forget my road through Wash with my friends and the teachers who stop to help me for whatever is ahead of my path GOOD LUCK you crazy students of 80!! See ya in the reunion' FONG. SUSAN — Pres Red Cross, Speech Team. GAA. GSS. Tennis, Jazz 8c Concert Band. Block W I plan to go either into Architecture or Special Ed. at either Berkeley or Gty. I wish all seniors the best of luck and to all my friends, happiness, success, and love. FRUHA. ANNETTE — A Cappella. Chamber Choir. Drama. Chamber Singer FUKUDA, TRACEY — French Qub. Japanese Club, SWEEP. Speech Team. GAA, GSS, Class Sales. Cross Country , Keywanettes. G GEE. EDWIN — TA. I wish all my friends peace, luck, success, and happiness. To a special Someone J. J.. you’ve Achievements and Goals made my stay at Wash a great 3 years. 1 wish you the best of everything and hope you're successful I’ve got my Trans Am so now I'll find my Vettc My future is to study law at LA. Berkeley, or someplace Hope everybody keeps in touch GEE. ERIC — Wrestling. Block W I plan to go to col- lege and get a degree of some son, so I can get rid of school' I hope to be successful in someway and shall live a life one day at a time GEE. GRACE — Chinese Club. Japanese Club, GAA, Class sales, Sr Day Activities My first priority to share a life of love and happiness with M S. and my dedicated love. To my sisters, CL L. C. — fulfilled life-thanks Tom my brothers R. C. A R T.-enjoy life to its fullest Class of 1980-till we meet again GIMINEZ, SUZAN - Brown's United. JA. JV Song- girl. Dance Committee, Reg VPres Sec. Class Sales, Dances. Goodbye and best of luck to the class of 80. see ya at our reunion Bye special friends-L A.. L G., L A , C M.. T L, and S. N. I hope everyone’s future is a safe and happy one. Oh yeah, mine too' Bye Wash! H- HANDA. CRAIG - Japanese Club Pres. VP. Trcas. Sec. Psycho Club. GAA, JA. SR Advisor. Eagles. Reg Pres RP. Sec, Treas. Later Sociery. Class Sales. Jr A Sr Day Attivities. (iolf Team Capt Block W. Key Club I plan to attend UC Berkeley and go into Business Admin- istration My goals are to pursue my business career sue ccssfully and to win the NCAA Golf championship. I wish the class of 80 the best of luck in the future. I want everyone to know that Rock Roll lives. HANLON. MARK - Model UN. SWEEP. Eagle Newspaper. Speech Team. Stage Crew. TA. Later Soci- ety. Exec (Council Chairman, Exec Board Chairman. May Festival. Class Sales, Term Plays Musicals, Rifle Team, Band. Block W. Who's Who Award HELPER. PHYLLIS - Mcxlel UN. Speech Team. Library, GSS, Drama. Block W. Keywanates. HERMAN. ALMA - BSU. GAA. Offices, Counse lors, TA, Class Sales. V Girls Baskaball, Concert Band. Bowling, Block W. After 1 leave Wash. I plan to attend SF State and major in Business or Commu- nications. My main goal is to have some type of job which will he dealing with the public head on. HOEY. ROBERT - Sr Advisor. Eagles, Reg Pres, Jr Sc Sr Day Activities, May Festival. Tennis. I wish every one in the class of 1980 happiness and peace HOM. EVELYN - Chinese Club. SWEEP. Inspector. Sr Advisor. Program Committee, GSS Sec, Reg Pres Sec. Class Sales. CSF. Who's Who Award. Keywanates. May Festival. Sr I ay Activities. I hope to run a marathon or two and 1 want to wish the class of 80 the best. HTO, HASHIDA - Japanese Club HTWE. MG - Burmese Club. Red Cross. Lab. Eagles. May Festival. Class Sales, Jr Sc Sr Day Activities, Term Plays Musicals, A Cappella. Chamber Choir. Men's Ensemble. Who’s Who Award. Key Club. I plan to auend SF State I plan to major in biology. I think my best year is my Senior year. La Washington be 9 1. HUI. BETTY — Spanish Club. Surveyor Staff. GAA. Couns, Later Society. May Festival, Class Sales, Jr Sc Sr Day Activities, Gymnastics. Block W My future goal is to go straight to college to study Law Enforcement; to become a police offica or radio dispatcher, and to con- tinue gymnastics forever Best of luck to our gymnastic team Sc hopefully someday soon, take Lowell’s title To the guy I adore. Jim Whisman. Best of luck in your future goals and I hope to see you soon Goodbye Wah. Teammates, and Jim. HUI. JENNY — Class Sales, Reg Sec. After I graduate in Feb 80,1 will continue to work pan time In the fall. I plan to attend SFSU Also, in the spnng, Kevin and I hope to go camping and get away from the city life. See everybody in the future Class of 80 is 1. ISHIKAWA, AMY - TA. GSS, Class Sales. Keywan ores J JIMENEZ. JEANNIE - Spanish Club. May Festival. Term Plays Muscials, A (.‘appella. Chamber Choir. Chamber Singers. Women's Emscmble JIN. OH HYOUNG - Korean dub. SWEEP. Soccer. Orchestra. JOHNSON. LISA - Greek Club. Speech Team. JA. JV Cheerleader. Gass Sales. Jr Sr Day Activities. Term Plays Musicals, A Cappella . Chamber Choir. (Chamber Singers, Dances. I plan to go on to college for the next four years and to find happiness in the future. The Class of 80 is the greatest keep your fca on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. JUE, MATTHEW — Sr Advisor. Eagles If indeed George Washington has the best student body, then we owe our parents, teachers, friends, everyone credit for making us the great student body we are My plans are to attend college and to gain as wide an education back- ground as possible. JUNG. DEBORAH - GAA. Powdcrpuff football. Ta. Reg VPres, Class Sales, Jr Sc Sr Day Acti vities. After rauming from a long. fun. and enjoyable vacation with a buncha friends and after buying a car, I plan to attend SFSU and major in computor Science If all else fails I can always become a CPA-thanks to Mr Sumida I'll come back and haunt you someday Good luck to Moy and Yami -you guys need it. I wish all the luck and hap- piness to the CLASS OF 80' Keep in touch Phil -n- see ya all at the class reunion! 80!! k KAMM. STEVE - Red Cross. SWEEP. Tropical Fish Club, Backpacking Club. Letter Sociay, Jr Sc Sr Day Activities. May Festival. JV Sc Var Football. Track. Block W. If i ever get out of high school. I’ll go to college Then fool around for the rest of my life. KAN. LEILA — JA, Counselors, TA. Sr Advisors. GSS. Reg Pres. Class Sales, Sr Day Aaivities. Keywanates KONO. DONNA - Japanese Club. JA. Offices. I plan to go to SF and ga a degree in Computor Science, then become Okane mochi. KWOK. ALEX - SWEEP. JA My future plans are that I hope to attend a good college so that I will be able to fulfill my hopes of having a promising career. Also, I hope that someday, if possible. I can do something spe- cial to benefit everyone KU, SIU LING - VP CFSA. Red Cross. Students for a Better Environment. Speech Team, GSS, Keywanates, CSF L LAU. LAURIE - Jay-Chinese Club, SWEEP. GAA.Offices. I plan to finish college, find a nice job. be happy and be with my Charlie Brown LEE. CAROLYN - Chinese Club. Gaa Sec I plan to attend USF and major in business I plan to be successful and make lots of money. I wish E. G. lots of love and luck throughout his life. LEE, DANNY — Lab, TA, Sr Advisor. Eagles, Later Society Trcas,Class Sales, Sr Day Activities. May Festi val,Track, Cross Country, Block W. Who’s Who Award. Key Club LEE, GILBERT — Gymnastics. I plan to go to City College for 2 years, then transfer to some big university to pursue a career in science and along the way. mea that someone special Good Luck, happiness, and success to the class of 80. LEE. LILLIAN - Chinese Gub. French Club. GAA. JA. Offices, TA, Sr Advisor. GSS. May Festival, Class Sales. Jr Sc Sr Day Aaivities, CSF. Keywanates, La's see. I'll probably go to college and try to bear the agony of it. LEE. LYNNE BOZO - Chinese, Club. French Club, Later Society, Offices. Class Sales. Softball, Drama. Block W I really don't plan on going to college but if I do I’ll probably go to City. What I really want to do is work and maybe become professional bum! The pay isn't great, but it’s a living To all the graduating seniors, GOOD LUCK in whatever you plan to do and to the Shanghai Noodles have fun in your last years at Wash. I still can't believe 1 made it!?!?! LEE. MINDY - Chinese Club. Red Cross. GAA. Class Sales, CSF I plan to attend UC Berkeley and major in medicine I wish the best of luck to the class of 1980. Nanu-Nanu LEE, RONALD — Backgammon. Chinese Club, Com- putor Club, Japanese Club, Model UN. Red Cross, Class Sales. Christian Fellowship, Eagle Newspaper. Surveyor Staff. Library. Jr A Sr Day Activities. May Festival I plan to go into the Computor Field or into the Elcaron- ics Field. I have really enjoyed attending Washington High and the many aaivities here Especially the SEN- IOR YEAR LEI. SHAN CHA - SWEEP Inspector. GSS Treasurer. Keywanates Treasurer, TA, Sr Advisor. Thanks for all the fun I had in Washington!! LEONG, MARGARET - Chinese Club. French Club. Red Cross. SWEEP. GAA. May Festival. Class Sales I plan to go to SFSU and take whatever steps I need to be a Physcial Therapist and a lifeguard. To all my fellow graduates of 1980. I hope they accomplish their goals, especially to my best friend Lillian Tam. who helped me through thick and thin To MR NELSON, through weights, I leave you all my aches and pains and thanks for everything LEONG. PAM - Surveyor Staff. GAA. Lab. TA. Pro- gram Committee, Treasurer S79 . F79 , S80 , Executive Council . F78, Class Sales. Jr Sc Sr Day Activities. May Festival. Who’s Who Award. I plan to attend SFSU or HSU and Eventually work in a national park, anything Achievements and Goals away from desks and paperwork. If that fails then I guess I’ll just become a professional do-nothinger. I also want to wish my Inends the very best out of life. To E. L. G S.. and J. C. I especially wish them love and happiness To the class of 1980.1 wish everyone success LEONG. PAULINE — I want to wish the graduating class of 80 all the success in the world. May all your dreams and wishes come true. To the class officers of 1980. we TRIED!! To J. M. hope aJI your wishes come true and I promise to find another phrase besides I don’t know ' May we always be happy and always have some- thing to talk about. LEONG. TODD — TA, Captain Rifle Team AII City Team member. Block W After High School. I’ll proba- bly go to college After that I’ll try and open a huge shooting range and promote all the shooting sports. Good luck to Sgt Lindsey and the remaining nfle team members in their climb thanks for everthing LEUNG. NANCY — Chinese Club. Gaa. My plans are togo to Hawaii for the summer, attend CCSF in the fall to find my major, then maybe transfer to the University of Hawaii. I plan to be successful, happy, and live life to the fullest, my goals arc to live in a beach house and make lots of moola so I can buy my very own 4% SL!!! LEW. BJ — I wish all my buddies (esp. LI Lynne. Munchkin. Kari, Craigy-see you in the Olympics; Kimmy-a life-time supply of rainbows and Poli Bears, Bozo-many Test Tubes’ ; Unde Hollander-Take care of yourself and Amphi, too. My brother and sister-King, Jot. Squirmy. And my co ”zoo Keeper) much love, luck, happiness, and may all your dreams and wishes come true. LEW. NANCY - Psycho Club. SWEEP Inspector. GAA. Surveyor Staff Editor Senior Section. Offices. Program Committee, Sr Advisor. GSS, Kcywanettes. Let- ter Society Sec. 79-80; Reg Sec 78. 79. 80; Class Sales. Jr Sr Day Acti vities. May Festival. Guys 6c Dolls, Wres- tling. Jazz 6c Concert Band. Full Orchestra.Block W I plan to attend Skyline where I will learn to cut hair and loin their wrestling team. From there I will work my way up to becoming a world famous beautuian-if that doesn’t work. 1 will become the FIRST FEMALE Olympic wres- tler To the ’’ZOO” and Mrs. Munchkin-may you all be squished by a stampeed of elephants To the ’’MOTHER HEN” and his wrestlers-lots of luck at future All-Cities. To the gentlemen in the boys gym office-I’m going to miss you all LIU, CURTIS — My Future plans are to go to college, after that run my own business and to become your everyday multi-millionaire UU. JAMES H. - Pres Chairman CFSA. VP 6c Pres Red Cross, Sweep, Speech Team. JA. Sr Advisor, Eagles. Class Sales. May Festival, Key Club. CSF, Alumni I would like to be a medical doctor I know it is arduous; however. I will take the challenge LOU. PETER — Burmese Gub, Chinese Club. Red Cross. CFSA. May Festival. Gass Sales. Jr 6c Sr Day Activities I plan to go to college after I graduate from GWHS and hope to do well in college Best of luck to all my friends and class of 80. LOUIE. BRENDA — Japanese Club, Recycling. SWEEP Inspector. Red Cross, GAA, Spirit Club, Letter Society. Sr Advisor, GSS Pres. VPres, Chairperson of Selection Committee. Alumni Sec. Program Committee. Dance Commitree, May Festival. Class Pres. Exec Coun- cil-78, 79, 80. Reg Pres. Class Sales, Jr 6c Sr Day Activi- ties. Guys 6c Dolls. Gymnastics, Dances. Block W, Key- wanettes. I plan to urn...urn...let’s see I plan to go to. well. I don't know' My future plans and goals are to live a life of indecision, and maybe, but I’m not too sure, go to Hawaii. LOUIE, DAVID E. — Psycho Club. Sr Advisor, Eagles. Class Sales. Jr 6c Sr Day Activities. Tennis. Alumni, Key Club. LOUIE. ERIC — Chinese Gub, JA. Mickey Mouse Club. TA. Class Sales. I wish all the happiness to P. L. L K.. and Lttle” L K. To twin brother D. L. and Very- good boy R H I know you guys are gonna have a hell of a lot of fun in life' To all of my friends, be happy and enjoy LUM, MARIO — Psycho Club. Eagles, Letter Society, Class Sales. Jr 6c Sr Day Activities, JV Football, Wres- tling, Block W LUTEMAN. ARTHUR - Filipino Club, ROTC, Drill Team, Staff, Class Sales, JV Basketball 1 plan to become an officer in aviations in the United State Marine Corps” and settle down with Nina. I’ll attend CCSF for one semester and go in the corp on July 25, 1980 LWIN, EI.LIE — Pres VPres Chinese Club. GAA, JA, GSS. Reg Rep. Class Sales. May Festival. Keywanettes M MALVIN, BRET — SWEEP. Surveyor Staff, Surfing I plan to work as a carpenter and then become a contrac- tor Then. I plan to save my money, surf, buy a 7 sail boat and sail around the world MAR. MELODY - Chinese Club. French Club. SWEEP. GSS. Keywanettes. Spanish Club. MAZE. CINDY - SWEEP Gass Sales. Dances. I plan to go to SFSU and study biology along with my dancing I’d also kike to wish the best of luck to all my friends 6c to keep in touch. I will also say that it’s been fun at Washington 6c I will always remember it...Goodbye Wash'” MICAL, GINGER — A Cappclla. Chamber Choir. Drama, Dances. Chamber Singers MILLER. CHRIS - Van Football. Swimming MOORE, LYNNE — GAA, Counselors, Class Sales. I plan to attend CCSF for one year and then transfer to a four year college To all my fnends, love and happiness To M S her special someone and to me my special some- one MOY. MARIO — Burmese Club. Chinese Gub. JA. May Festival, Class Sales. Jr 6c Sr Day Activities, 125’s Basketball. Block W My ambition is to go to college. Be involved in engineering and hopefully succeed in what I do Best of luck to the class of 80. MURAKAMI. LYNNE - Japanese Club, Psycho Club. GAA. SWEEP Inspector. Spirit Club, Program Committee, Sr Advisor. GSS. Ke;ywanettes. Letter Soci- ety. Vars Songgirl, Gass Sales, Jr 6c Sr Day Activities, May Festival, Guys 6c Dolls Term Plays Musicals, Wrestling. Swimming, Girls Cross Country, Dances. Block W, Who’s Who Award, Keywanettes. I’d like to go to Cal. Become a physical therapist, an offical mat maid; and pursue a dance career I want to thank R. C. J. M . and especially J R for mspinng me. mostly in spons, dance, and life itself B. J.-thanks for your friend- ship and help in the smelly, wet wrestling room. See you at the Olympics. To V M . R L S., S W thanks for all the fun. togetherness, and hard work at U.S.A.-rcmember the spirit stick, trophy, and the fun with the 49ers on the sidelines N NA1TO. JANET - Japanese Club. Model UN. GAA. Vars Swimming, Letter Society, Reg Sec, Class Sales, Block W I plan to go to college, make a lot of friends, get my MS in something and eventually marry a very spe- cial guy I wish all my friends happiness in the future. To all the people in the class of 80, good luck, God Bless NAKAMURA. MARK - Sr Advisor. Eagles. Class Sales. Jr 6c Sr Day Activities. May Festival. Key Club. Gymnastics. I plan to attend Gty or State . compete in collegiate gymnastics, and belthe gymnast to throw a quad After I become rich, I plan to buy a Ferrari and a Massarati. I’d like to thank all my friends for making my high school years very special and wish the class of 80 lots of luck and success. NG. AGNES — Offices, TA, Dance Committee. Term Plays Mu steals. Dances. NG. JAMES — Surveyor Staff Editor Spons Section. Stage Crew. Program Committee. Sr Advisor. Reg Rep. Eagles. Class Sales, Jr 6c Sr Day Activities. Vars Track. Vars Wrestling. Key Club. O OKA NO, CAROL — GAA, Sr Advisor Coodinator. GSS VPres F79, May Festival, Reg Rep. Class Sales, Jr 6c Sr Day Activities. Gymnastics. Coocen Band. Block W. CSF Pres F79. Keywanettes VP F79.1 plan to attend UC Berkeley and major in medicine or science I hope to come back to Washington to visit and help the gymnas- tics team beat Lowell'!! OKAZAKI. DANA - Japanese Club, GAA. Pro- garam Committee. Class Sales, Jr 6c Sr Day Activities, Who’s Who Award. OKAMOTO. RAYMOND - TA. Who’s Who Award I will wish some luck, attend UC Davis after which I will become the Director of the LI.A Then if you see me. just call me 007. P PAXINOS. GEORGE DELEVOIS - Greek Club. Rifle Team. Block W After I graduate. I plan to attend college and become rich buying and selling property I would like to thank all my friends at this school and especially Sgt Lndsey and the rifle team for making high school a fun and memorable experience, and remember. V Chevy’s RULE!!! POON. PATSY - Chinese Oub. SWEEP. GAA Bad mmton. May Festival. Reg Sec. CSF. Keywanettes I wish to have good health, happiness, and success in whatever I do. I wish the same for my friends. PUN. PAULINE - Chinese Club. SWEEP Inspector. GAA. bbrary. Program Committee, Sr Advisor. GSS, Keywanettes. May Festival. Class Sales, CSF, Alumni Q 67 Achievements and Goals QUONG, SHERRYL — Chinese Club, Psycho Club, SWEEP. Red Cross, GAA, Sr Advisor. GSS, Sr Dance Committee. Reg Rep 8c Sec, Qass Sales Sr Day Activi- ties, CSF, Keywanettes. I plan to add to my stuffed ani- mal collection, stay close to my friends and play a lot of backgammon. I also hope to travel and spend lotsa money R RAHNAMA, MOHAMMAD R. - Reg Pres RAMIREZ. PIEIRE - Filipino Club. Sr Day Activi- ties. May Festival I plan to go to college and finish my studies, have a good job and settle down RATCLIFF. TONI - SWEEP. Surveyor Staff. Speech Team. Library. Sr Advisor. GSS. Keywanettes. Dance Committee. Exec Council-78. 79. 80. Reg Pres-78, 79, 80. Class Sales. Jr 8c Sr Day Activities. May Festival. CSF. Daughter's of Revolution. My goals in life for the imme- diate future are to attend a four year college, obtain my Bachelor’s degree in English and minor in Business. I'd like to remind T R 3 to carry back from my Michael’!! Love you always Hugo. Thumper Good luck Disco Knights, hope you make it big! ROSENTHAL, TRACY — City Wide Center for Theatre Training school. Exec Council. S.A.O.. Reg Rep. Class Sales. Sr Day Activities. Dances Goodbye to this apathetic school. Good luck fellow Grades of 80 I'll miss you all-thanks Mr. Leach-Psych class was great- goodbye reg 313-love to all my friends-we’re all heading out into the world-and we're going to show them how it’s done' Enjoy always”! Keep Smiling! M-Tracy RUDDICK. VICKY - Recycling. SWEEP. Sr Day Activities. Gymnastics. Block W Being at Washington has been a good pan of my life. The thing I'll miss most is the view It made having to come to a university to get a degree in architecture or engineering S SHEA. CHRISTINA - Chinese Club, Red Cross, Speech Team, Christian Fellowship. GAA. Medical Apprenticeship Program. Class Sales, jr 8c Sr Day Activ- ities. May Festival. CSF. P.T.O SHERWIN. PAM - Chinese Club, French Club. GAA. JA. Sr Advisor. GSS. Qass Sales. Sr Day Activi- ties. Track. Cross Country. Block W. CSF, Keywanettes. I'm planning to go to City college for 2 years to get an A A. in drafting and then transfer to a school a little more bearable I’ll also miss the gymnastics team, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs McKenna, and Mr Jones and thank them for helping me decide what I want to do in life. When I leave Washington I am going to UC Santa Cruz to study Environmental Science. I hope all the people who stay at Wash keep the reputation going. SABINIANO. ROSE LYNN - Brown s United Sec. Speech Team. JA. Songgirl 78-80, Reg Rep. Class Sales. Sr Day Activities. Term Plays Musicals, Drama, A Cap- pel la. Chamber Choir. Chamber Singer. Block W. SCHMIDT. SUSANNE - Dances SOHONBERG, MENINA - Class Sales. May Festi val. Jr Day Activities. I Am presently working at the International Institute (dealing with immigration) in order to save money for a trip to Europe Upon my return, I will be attending San Diego Stat College. 1 hope to get a degree in fashion designing. SERA. MICHAEL - Japanese Club-Prcs. VP. Trcas. TA. Sr Advisor. Eagles. Dance Committee. May Festival. Exec Council. Class Sales, Sr Day Actmties, Bowling. Key Club My future goals arc to quickly finish school and to become rich. 1 wish all my friends the best of luck in the future. I’d also like to say hello to my bunny, G. F.. and to the rest of the gang May D K always Rock with you . SERAA. GINGER - Japanese Qub. SWEEP. GAA. JA, TA. Program Committee. Sr Advisor. GSS, Dance Committee. May Festival. Class Sales. Sr Day Activities. Block W. CSF. Keywanettes I plan to go to college, but not too far away from my honey. Michael I will try to be with him whenever he needs tender loving care. I wanna wish him all the luck, love. 8c happiness in the universe and in rain. Thunder,' distress. I will always try to keep him happy! To his good buddy Rich-all the happy holi- days in every 363 days. Susan -keeps on smilin' and don’t worry about us Brenda. Mas. Tosh. 8c Glenn-luck in life! Keep in touch To all the girls . Step on my good name Farewell Washington. It’s been fun. I'll miss you. Good luck decadian of the 80’s. SOO. GLORIA DIANE - Japanese Club. GAA. Reg Rep. Class Sales. Jr 8c Sr Day Activities, May Festival. Powderpuff Football. Senior Dress Down Day. I plan to be the first lady astronaut to land on the moon When I get rich, 1 am planning a super deluxe, all expense paid tour around the world for all my friends Before doing it. though, I would like to attend UC Berkeley for business and graduate school for dentistry. Many thanks to P L, J. C. and D. J.. for being super friends and for looking out for me Thanks to the 3rd floor gang for making jun- ior year more fun Take Care. Someday when I put my mind to it. I’ll devise a new chemical compound that will make all of us keep in touch. Much happiness and suc- cess to the senior class of 80 SPARKLE. CATHY — A special note to a special per- son-my guardian and rainbow maker-T. F.-thanks for your friendship and canng. I wish you all the love, luck, and especially happiness in the universe, 'cause you deserve it. Don’t forget all the fun times you made me fall on the beach-and don’t forget-you owe me an ice skating date and my very own beach house!!! Love you forever!!! STERMER, MEGAN - GAA. GSS. Sr Advisor. Letter Society. Dance Committee, May Festival. VPres. Reg Rep. Class Sales, Jr 8c Sr Day Activities, Term Plays Musicals. Volleyball, A Cappella, Chamber Choir.C- hamber Singer. Drama. Block W. Key wanettes I don’t know what I’m going to do Maybe I’ll become a Cana- dian Mountie or an Indian Chief. I’d like to meet a real live Leprechaun. I’d like to get an easy job so I can be lazy or maybe I’ll marry rich so I won’t have to work Seriously. I’d like to go into some form of theater. Pref- erably performing. I’d also like to travel the world over and learn how to ski. If all else fails. I’ll move to Green- land and sell pictures of Mickey Mouse and maps to the stars homes to the cskimoes. STERN, JOHN MUNCHK1N - Psycho Club. SWEEP, Offices, Letter Society President, May Festival. JV 8c V Football. JV Track. Wrestling. Block W I plan to go to Skyline College and wrestle 113 Lbs then trans- fer to a university. Eventually I would like to become a Physical Therapist. Someday after 1 have had enough City life. I hope to join the Brace Corps and travel to South America. To K. T, remember 1986 ' To N. L- thanks for your fnendship To Wash-good luck-you'rt going to need it!!! SUYEHIRO. DONNA — Japanese Club, JA. Dances TAM. LILLIAN — Chinese Qub Historian, Red Cross, SWEEP. GAA. TA. Letter Society, Class Sales. Vars Swimming. Weights. Block W, I am going to college as long as necessary. I plan to become a lifeguard and a suc- cessful cosmetologist Then I intend to move to Hawaii and live there happily ever after Hopefully, I will con- tinue to swim and lift weights for the rest of my life. I would like to thank Mr. Nelson for all the help he has given me in weights I leave him with many thanks and a lot of aches and pains. To my best friend. Margaret, I wish you much luck and happiness all through her life and 1 truly hope she reaches htr goal. Best Wishes to all my friends at GWHS. THOMPSON, RACHAEL - VPres Finance JA. Gymnastics. Drama TOM, ANGELA — Brown's United. Chinese Club. GAA. Cheerleader. Class Sales. Jr ’ Sr Day Activities. Concert Band 1 plan to go to college. Get a job, and be happy TONG, ANDRES - SWEEP. Sr Advisor. Eagles. ROTC. Drill Team. Drum Corp, Staff. Color Guard. Reg Pres. May Festival, JV Track, Block W TSE. CATHERINE — Red Cross, Christian Fellow- ship. Class Sales, May Festival. CSF I plan to attend a universiry after graduation TSUCH1MOTO, KIM R. - Japanese Club, GAA. Class Sales. May Festival I plan to go to CCSF and study business 8c music, then transfer to a University or State College Goodluck to all of the people at Washington. TSUDA, JANICE - Japanese Club. GAA. JA. Offices, TA. Class Sales. May Festival I plan to go to either State or City and take some business courses. I also want to wish happiness and luck to all seniors. TSUYUMINE, CRAIG — Recycling, Red Cross. TA. Sr Advisor, Eagles Treas. Letter Society, ROTC. Drill Team. Reg Pres, Class Sales. Sr Day Activities, JV 8c Vars Track, Vars Cross Country. Who's Who Award. Key Club. I plan to attend college to continue my educa- tion and to become the nations I collegiate distance runner I will always remember my friends who made these 3 years fantastic for me. I wish all my fnends peace, luck. love, and the ability to enjoy every moment of life. TURNER. STEVE — Surveyor Staff. Ta, Vars Foot ball. Vars Baseball. Concert Band TWOY, RICHARD — JA Trcas, Offices-Boys Gym. Couns, Sr Advisor. Eagles, Class Sales. Sr Day Activities. My plan for the future is to go to college and pursue a career in nursing. Thank you, Rob, for your love and support-I would have never made it through high school without you. And to the class of 80-good luck and live it up. M VIRDEN, LA VETTE - BSU VOLTZ. DAVID — Red Cross. Drum Corp, Term Achievements and Goals Plays Musicals. Gymnastics, A Cappella. Drama I plan to join the CCC foe a year or two. then some catch-up at Gty. When I'm done with that, I hope to go to Mac Cal- laster College in the Twin Cities. Naturally. I shall con- tinue to play Dungeons Sc Dragons Maybe later I'll write a book or something. W WAYNE, USA - GAA. JA, TA. Class Sales. Jr Sc Sr Day Activitics. May Festival, Powderpuff Football. Reg Rep. Dances WILLIAMS. PETER - Tae Kwon Do. Letter Society. Vars Track. Band. Block W WONG. CURTIS — Backgammon. Speech Team. Bowling I plan to major in architecture or business WONG. FRITZ — Eagles. Letter Society. JV Football. JV Track. Block W 1 plan on going to college and get a high degree for companies. WONG. RAM - French Club. SWEEP. GAA. Library, GAA. Offices, May Festival. Reg Sec. Class Sales. CSF, Keywanettes WONG. KIMBERLY ANNE - Chinese Club. Psy cho Club. Christian Fellowship, GAA. Sr Advisor, GSS. Dance Committee. May Festival. Gass Prcsident-78-79. Exec Council 78-79, Reg Pres 77-78. Jr Sc Sr Day Activi- ties. Class Sales. Term Plays Musicals. Volleyball Team. Bowling. Band. Block W, Keywanettes I plan to con- tinue on to college and receive my degree in psychology When I make it to that place in life. I’m coming back to place the administration and a selective group of teachers into the insane asylum. To my friends, I want to wish the best of luck Sc love to BJ. Fop. Squon. Bronco Bear. Moogan, Poll Bear. Andy-Blue, D M., F. T, J. H„ Fuji, Shirley. C. T. the runner. A. W., F. F., and all my other friends. To D. L, thank you for all your help!” May the love of God And his watchful eye always be with you all. Love-Cheezy WONG. MICHELE — Japanese Club. Psycho Club. SWEEP. Surveyor Staff. GAA. GSS. Sec 79 7Sc 80. Reg Sec 78 79, Class Sales. Sr Day Activities, May Festival. Mgr Girls Basketball. I plan to live a long and bumpy road of life. My ultimate foals are to become a veterina- nan. nch, and to understand my subconscience WONG. SUSAN J. - Japanese Club. SWEEP. GAA. JA. Program Committee. Sr Advisor, Letter Society, Dance Committee, May Festival. Gass Pres 78, VP yH, 80; Exec Council 79, Reg Pres 78. 79, Class Sales. Jr Sc Sr Day Activities. Powderpuff Football. Tennis Team. Key- wanettes WONG. WAYNE — Sr Advisor, Eagles, Drill Team Commander. Jr Sc Sr Day Activities, May Festival. I plan to attend two years in CCSF. then to Creighton Univer- sity of Nebraska for grad School in studying of compu- ters My future is making my first million dollars from my new motion picture in mid 80's. I hope to own a few blocks of Sea Colony homes in Foster City, plus exotic cars as. Masserati. Lamborghini, and Ferrari, all equipped with WIND-BLOWN turbo charger and Nitrous Oxide (N20) injection units WOO. BALDWIN W. - SWEEP. Drama I plan on getting a degree in auto or air mechanics in college, and using the skill to make a living in the future. NOTE’’-if possible. I will like to be a recording studio engineer on my spare time WOO. LILY — Chinese Club. French Club. Red Cross. SWEEP. Speech Team, GAA. JA, Litter Inspection. Library. Dance Committee. Exec Council. Class Sales. Jr Sc Sr Day Activities. May Festival. Term Plays Musi- cals. Cross Country. Block W. National Merit, NFL I plan to transfer to UC Davis in S81 and major in Biologi cal Science with a BS degree, the least If my brain can still hold the load. I'd probably tontinue and get a MS or perhaps a PhD Best of Luck To the class of 80. I’ll miss you all WOO. RICHARD A. — Japanese Club Treas Sc Advisor. JA Pres, Library. Lab. TA. Sr Advisor. Eagles Sec. Exec Council 80, Class Sales. Jr Sc Sr Day Activities, Bowling. Who’s Who Award, Key Club. My goal is to become a donor and own a mansion. Ski resort, a garage to hold my Pbrsche, Turbo Carrea, Maszeratti. a Ferrari, and oh yes., own a gas station. If I can't reach myu goal by 1984 a professional bum is my next choice, after all. I’m my own boss. May T B T grow proportional to his feet, may M. C H never wear a face cast, may S. J W and B J L have all the love in the universe, and to G M C. and M m S. good times ahead, and to the LESSER CLASSES may the spint of the Disco Knight always Rock With You’’ Wish all my friends the best in their future With all my love...Richie WRIGHT. NATALIE — JA, Class Sales, Jr Sc Sr Day Activities. Block W When I graduate from George Washington High. I plan to attend Healds Business Col- lege for four years Then graduate from Healds College with a BA degree in CPA Accounting. And become an accountant in my Uncles office PS and a good one at that!'! V YAMAMOTO, LINDA — French Club. GAA. GSS. Class Sales, Sr Day Activities. Term Plays Musicals. Vars Track, Vars Cross Country. String Sc Full Orchestra, Block W. CSF Sec. Keywanettes I hope to become a sci- entist with a crazy sense of humor, and I hope to develop unbreakable chalk that works for Mr K YANASE. SUSIE — Japanese Gub, GAA, Program Committee, Reg Sec, Class Sales. Sr Day Activities. May Festival. Who’s Who Award I plan to attend San Jose State and go into the field of G mputor Science ”1 just want to thank W N and R T. for being around when I needed them Best of luck to the class of 80!!! YEE. CONNIE - GAA. JA. Class Sales YEE. JIMMY - Red Cross, SWEEP. ROTC. Search for. Love comes, love goes...Heartbreaks sometimes engage Puppy love naturally appear But be careful, love is unstable Take time, search for the one Be happy, enjoy life, for it is yours. The Park Avenue Kid. YEE. MARTIN — My plans are to go to college and upon graduation enter law school to fulfill my goal of entering the field of law YEE, MI LUCENT — Gymnastics Team. YU, SALLY — Counselors. Gass Sales. I plan to go to UC Berkeley and maybe later attend medical school I plan to keep in touch with all my friends after high school As Senior Section Editor, I feel that this is the best it’s ever been; with the changing of grad pictures from rectangles to ovals, the baby picture name game, and Roller Skate Night. I would have liked to include all Senior Activ- ities, but in order for the surveyor to come out in time, all deadlines had to be met. Being Senior Section Editor does not mean that all the work was done by me. The credit goes to the whole staff - thanks - for without your hard work, the deadlines would not have been met. I especially want to thank Mrs. Camozzi and Don Carson 3 for the guidance and confidence they had in me. Although there was much hard work and near heart attacks, it was fun. 1 hope this section is as fun and memorable for you as it is for me. Much luck and success to next years’ Surveyor Staff and the class of' 80. Nancy Lew Senior Section Editor 69 Popularity T05HI0 TAKFSH1TA and L YNN MURAKAMI MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT CARL ALEXANDER and NANCY LEW CLASS CLOWN ERANC1S PARCHASO BIGGEST MOUTH MRS RUTH GREEN and MR DON LEACH FAVORITE TEACHERS RICHARD WOO MOST LIKEL Y TO SUCCEED JEFF JIN BESTDRESSED JOHN STERN MOST ATHLETIC and BEST SMILE TAMMIE LEWIS BEST EYES Poll STEVECHAN JOHN NG BEST LAUGH PL A YBO Y JENNY HUI FUNNIEST LAUGH and BIGGEST MOUTH RON LEE BIGGESTPAIN Popularity SHARON CHIN MOST LIKEL Y TO SUCCEED SUSAN FONG WOMENS’ LIBBER MEGAN STERMER MOST TALENTED ROSS ALAND ROGERS MOST ATHLETIC DAWN WASHINGTON MOST FRIENDLY 72 Poll MOST LIKEL Y TO SUCCEED MOST INTELLECTUAL MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT BEST PERSONALITY MOST TALENTED BEST LOOKS MOST ATHLETIC BEST DRESSED MOST FRIENDLY BEST SMILE MOST SHY MEN'S WOMEN'S LIBBER FUNNIEST LAUGH CLASS CLOWN PRETTIEST EYES CUTEST COUPLE BIGGEST MOUTH PLAYBOY FURT BIGGEST PAIN FAVORITE TEACHER Richard Woo Nathan Hays Toshio Takeshita David Louie Nathan Hays Phil Ebinger John Stem Jeff Jin David Louie John Stem Martin Yee Andy Heyncman Steven Chan Carl Alexander Phil Ebinger Joe Echavarri Francis Parchaso Jonathan Ng Ron Lee Mr. Don Leach Sharon Chin Unda Yamamoto Lynne Murakami Susan Chin Megan Stermer Cecilia Mica Ross Hand Rogers Nina Booker Dawn Washington Cecilia Mica Tracey Fukuda Susan Fong Jenny Hui Nancy Lew Tammie Lewis Rose Sabiniano Jenny Hui Susan Wong Susan Wong Mrs. Ruth Green 75 This Was the Year That A Draft Registration involving women was proposed. The Eagles were the guest attraction at the Long Run to benefit Golden Gate Park. Our Rifle Team was the undefeated City Champion. Journey’s album, Evolution, ” won Best Album of the Year at the 3rd annual BAM (Bay Area Music) Awards. Mr. Johnson’s car magically appeared on the other side of the teacher’s parking lot. The Olympics were held in Moscow and Lake Placid where, at the Winter Games, the U.S. won 6 gold metals. President Carter officially gave the Panama Canal to Panama. The Muni Railway raised it’s prices. A Soul — Rock and Roul dance contest rook place which led to a near riot. Earthquakes rocked California and the Bay Area. New Wave” music was widely accepted. Fulltime Police Officers were stationed on Campus. Thurber Carnival” and Bye, Bye Birdie” were the term shows. A strike by teachers over lay-offs held off the opening of school until October. Washington painted by vandals and then by the school district. Oil and gas prices went up drastically along with the prices of gold and silver. The March of Dimes Superwalk had Andy Gibb as the guest attraction. Diane Feinstein became the first officially elected woman Mayor of San Francisco after beating Quentin Kopp. Everyone dance the Dog. ” The Pittsburg Steelcrs won the Superbowl over the Los Angeles Rams. Pink Floyd made a come back with their new album called The Wall. ” Jimmy Durante died. The Rocky Horror Picture Show still ran as a Friday and Saturday at midnight show. The Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores sponsored a Boat Dance. The Norwegian Sailors played our soccer team and a dance was held in their honor. The Pittsburg Pirates won the World Series over the Baltimore Orioles. The Death Penalty was used again after many years of Court battles. There were major drug arrests in all of San Francisco’s Public High Schools. Mr. Chandler’s Uncle Sam statue was stolen and mutilated. King Tut left San Francisco. Disco Rollerskating was the new fad along with Bo (10) Derrick’s braided hair and skin tight Spandex pants. 14 year old Steven Stayner returned after being kidnapped 7 years ago. The Star Trek” movie brought Trekies into focus again. Iran held Americans hostage in order to get the Shah back for trial. 3 Mile Island was a big controversy. Iran’s Ayatollah Khoumeini became the Butt of jokes. The HIT movies were Kramer vs. Kramer , Alien”, All That Jazz” and Being There.” A piece of Sky lab fell on Australia. Mr. Yee’s car was styrafoamed. ” Steve Martin starred in his first movie, The Jerk. ” A new Decade began. The Seniors of ’ 80 Graduated The Faculty; Frankly Speaking During this year of striking and controversy, the faculty of Goergc Washington High School was questioned: What would you say was the most unusual question you have ever been asked by a student!” Is Turkey named after Tukey?” — Mr. Lundgren, World Georgraphy Will you marry me when I finish school and get a job?” — Mrs. Ann Austin, Program Facilitator for School for Business and Commerce Why didn’t you give me an F + instead of failing me?” — Mr. G. Raab, Mathematics How come you walk like a voluck or penquin?” — Daniel Yee, Mathematics How do you circumcise a polygon?” — Hoadley Johnson, Mathematics Why is Mrs. Marcus so pretty and you’re so ugly?” — Lionel C. Marcus, Counseling Do you wear those white shoes when you go to China town?” — Frank A. Ellinger, Physical Education How many assignments can I miss and still get a D— ?” — W. Courtney, Civics 1 Would you like metto come out for the Eagle Speech team?” — S.L. Chandler, Speech and History Where is the switch located to turn on the lights in our Stadium?” — A. Lubermerscy, Asst. Principal Which recent scholarly works have you read in your subject area?” — M. C. Gissler After spending almost the entire period explaining a new and rather difficult concept to the class and covering the board with examples and illustrations, 1 turned to them and asked, Now, are there any questions?” One fellow in the back of the room raised his hand and asked, Do you have change for a quarter?” 75 — Ms. Mary Glover, Spanish CLASS OF ’81 Juniors (L to Rj: FROST ROW Lisa Pearson Exec. Council, Mint Jung Treas.. Diane I Exec. Council (L to R): BACK ROW Stephanie Louie Pro.. Barbara Chin Vice Pm., Christie Badasow Exec. Conn.. Alison Wong Exec. Council. Janet Wong Exec. Council, Anna Ijouie Sec. Almuete, Shirlyn Anderson, Cynthia Anderson, Lynettc Andres, Kenneth Areia, Evangeline Arime, Susan Bedasow, Christina Baum, Philip Bell, Robert Bickel, Susan Biggs, Allen Bivins, John Blew, Robin Bountoavas, Marianne Brady, Jcannine Bransford, Darshona Browssard, Keith Bunton, Karen Campbell, David Cardan, Rob It's from Pans. ” 78 Carrillo, John Carson, Don Cayanan,Irena Chan, Kam Chan, Thavikio Chounccy, Bruce Chee, Michael Chen Cacie Chen, Chira Cheng, Wendy Cheung, Robert Chia, Sophie Chin, Barbara Chin, Kevin Chin, Natalie Chiu, Chilunt Chicas, Marti Chong, Tae Sun Choy, Keith Chu, Henry Chua, Greg Clemente, Soledad Coit, Michael Crofton, Leroy Dantzler, Fran Davis, Tony Derc, Kathy Dillard, Jackie Dong, Nelson Dooley, Mike ”Qmigosh! My dentum art coming off. ” Du, Hoang Minh Dudin, Lydia Dunlap, Vivian Endo, Paul Eng, David Farmer, Reginald Fender, Darin Ferrer, Ilena Flannery, Mike Flores, Mario Fok, David Fong, Victor Fong, Wilson Forwood, Kim Friedenthal, Russ Friedenthal, Stephen Fujimoto, Rodney Galanis, Maria Galvin, Martha Garrick, Bill Look Ma! could mile too. 79 Show us Your underdls Gedman, Jessica Gchoken, Kathy Gong, Nancy Guadnola, James Harrigan, Denise Hayashi, Linda Herman, James Herrera, Louise Hoffmann, Debbie Hoffmann, Valerie Holter, Chris Horn, Linda Horng, Jenny Inigues, Francisco Ishida, Bill Jackson, Edward Jang, Amy Jang, Samson Jefferson, Mary Jew, Lawrence Jin, Sponbok Johnson, Alicia Johnson, Kathy Johnson, Yulonda Jones, Mary Jow, Steven Jow, Richard Kerr, Robert Koga, Ester Konlindr, Cath Kwan, Marlene Kwok, Joan La Com be, Karin Lam, Patrick Lane, Scott Lassiter, William Lau, Ccasar Lau, Susan LaVey, Zcena Lee, Ada Lee, Angela Lee, Anna Lee, Betty- Lee, Calvin Lee, Carolyn Lee, Diane Lee, Jeffrey Lee, Leslie Hey A ! • 80 Lee, Linda Lee, Mayme Lee, Sanford LeGras, Sandra Lemke, Maria Leong, Kevin Leong, Kevin Leong,Judy Leung, Manson Lew, Nellie Li, Sheng Lim, Alvin Mack, Larry Mak, Lillian, Manaio, Pauline Mansfield, Yvette Marquez, Roderick Martin, Larry Martin, Veronica Martinet, Cory Mayo, Nikki McDonnell, Kenny McGinn, Kathy McHenry, Cecilia Lim, Annie Lim, David Livingston, Juanita Long, Darrick Loufas, Alexandra Louie, Anna Louie, Stephanie Louie Terrence Louie, Vincent Low, Kelly Lu, Roger Lui, Susie Adorn in Hand necklace! McLoughlin, Lori Miller, Kcrmith Mitra, Dave Moore, Jane Munger, Willow Murikami, Gary’ Nakano, Cunis Nash, Kenneth Naylor, Clifford Nelson, Mardriss Ng, Florence Nordeman, Betty 81 Norris, Theresaa Outsuki, Stanley Oh, Katherine Patel, Vindv Paximos, Chrysanthe Pearson, Lisa Peterson, Michcal Pham, Jacqueline Pon, Kelly Poon, Stewart Prince, Jeannettte Puck, Elizabeth Rannels. Nina Razathifar, Mortcza Reddick, Norbcrt Reddick, Sonya You uanna start something?' Rhine, Stephanie Roberts, Angela Robinson, David Rush, Daula Tang, Tony Tao, Elizabeth Taylor, Yolanda Tennis, Kristv Ray stem a little confused as to which way down is 82 artwork by.. . Paul Mica Saito, Kay Salvador, Ray Samcriaca, Sandra Sauccda, Linda Schoppicia, Dan Shcn, Abe shin ts .ff, ''hurts� � tt Smith, Bretta Smith. Charmayae Smith, Scott Spalding, David Stadmire, Frank Stewan, Brad Stuppin, Michael Suk, Jim Sumner, Wade Sugioka, Naomi Suzuki, Hnjoi Szeto, Roger Tiongson, Raul Ton, Preston Tong, Calvin Tong, Mike Travis, Vajezataka Trobatzoky, Pat Tsncj, Lori Parril, Maoly Walker, Mike Warbaby, Ward Warbaby, Ward f 5 V 7 Warren, Michael Washington, George Washington, Yvette West, Greg White, Elizabeth White, Starla Wong, Alison Wong, Diane Wong, Ed Wong, Janet Wong, Jennifer Wong, Johnson Wong, Mimi Wong, Peggy Wong, Tim Woo, Athena Woo, Laurie Woo, Sui Ting Wright, Ivor)’ Wu, Angela Yan, Lena Yang, Alice Ycc, Andrew Yee, Bonnie Yee, Henry Yee, Sam Yim, Teresa Yoo, Linda Young, Rose Yow, Herman WE APOLOGIZE TO ALL THE STUDENTS WHO TOOK MAKE-UP PICTURES THE PICTURES IN TIME FOR THEM TO APPEAR IN THE YEARBOOK WE DID NOT RECEIVE CLASS OF’82 SOPHOMORES (L to Rj FIRST ROW L sa Ng Fxtt. Council. Mi mi Tom Exec. Council. LinJa Kanegauu Exec. Council (L to Rj SECOND ROW Patricia Woo. Pm. Ann Sumda Vice Pm. Abcjuro, Anthony Agee, Shcna Allen, Felicia lerson, Teresa Asano, Curtis Asdourian, Varowian Atrzadch, Farhad Azeona, Denise Belmeur, Chris Boone, David Brady, Virginia Breed, Vanessa Byrd, Kevin 86 Hey. vehat'i five tima right??? Cahce, Andrea Caluen, Lisa Campbell, Shawn Carrillo, Mary Castle, Susan Cau, Stphanie Cha, Gene Chan, Alan Chan, Andrews Chan, Carter Chan, Clifford Chan, Winnie Chang, Laura Chau, Vincent Chavez, Margarita Chcc, Joann Chen, Canoic Chen, Edwin Cheung, Ellen Chin, Carolina Chin, Nano Chin, Patrick Chong, Ken Chow, Bob Chow, Henry Chow, Mike Chow, Shirley Choy, Jenny Chu, Greg Cohen, Erie Cox, Donald Davidson, Glenn Davis, Jennie Del Bianco, Mark Diep, Alice Dicrauf, Lisa Diggs. Ray Do, Michael Dorian, Vance Dougherty’, Debra Draper, Annette Duncan, Dce-Ann Dunlap, Robert Duong, Monh Ehrlick, Isabel Fong, Regan Fong,Sandy Fong William Foo, Anna Freeman, Charles Ftskovswky, Vladimir Fukuda, Bryan Fukuda, Erin Fukuda, John Galanis, Christine Gee, Allen Gilbert, Victor Glaze, Jeff Gong, Cynthia Graham, Donna Guadnola, John Guillory, Karen Hall, Stanley Heard, Carolyn Heller, Leo IV Hereford, Courtney Hirai, Michael Hirai, Tetu Holiday, Karen Holmes, Elliott Horikiri, Tomoko How, Dennis Hsu, Jimmy Huie, Karl Huie, Melvin Hung, Temple Huster, Beth Iniquez, Elsi Inouye, Linda Ishikawa, Mark Iwamasa, Paul Jackson, Wayne Jamison, Annette Jang, Janice Jayawardene, Jonann Jiltonilro, Chocelate Jiminez, Ronald Jones, Eric Jung, Julie Junge, Ken Kahn, Susan Kamiya, Clinton Kamruddin, R. Kan, Helen Kanegawa, Linda Kawaoka, Shinobu Kawaski, Richard Kay, Kwang Jin Keenan, Jeff Khan, Noman Kim, Jenise Kim, Sunchal Kim, Yong Moon Kitazumi, Kevin Kofman, Leonid Kominor, Martin Kossman, Arleen Kwan, Norman 88 Kwan, Pamela Kwok, Jerome Lam, Linda Lang Fclot, Sada Lau, Betty Lebedeff, Anna Lee, Alice Lee, Christihe Lee, Doug Lee, Judy Lee, Karen Lee, Michael Lee, Monica Lee, Nelson Lee, Pamela Lee, Robert Lin, Jimmy Ling, David Ling, France Liong, Albert Littlcvoicc, Jennie Liu, Denise Liu, Karen Liu, Phillip Liu, York Livingston, Linda Lo, Lisa Lok, Donna Louie, Betty Louie, Hdmund Louie, Kelli Louie, Vince Lozben, Slavik Lu, Wenyen Lum, Winston Lun, Thomas Malvin, Kathy Mark, Terrance Marshall, Doug Martin, Denise McCarthy, Karen McClendon, Rich McConville, Max McKincly, Diana Mecgan, Bryan Mctcaf, Ronda 89 Micheals, Susan Minkin, Reed Mizutani, Grace Moore, Cedric Monero, Kim Morgan, Matthew Lori, Judy Morikani, Douglas Murillo, Lisette Naito, Suzanne Nakaso, W arren Nip, Mikey Ng, Lisa Ng, Peter Ng, William Noda, Audrey Noma, Pat Ochi, Karl O'Malley, Ethan Omori, James My Final Net didn't work this morning.'! Paredes, Carlos Park, James Patel, Alpa Patel, Hitesh Patterson, Jackie Pham, Dung Pham, Huong Pickett, Victoria Pilcher, Chantel Placido, Ken Pollard, Tori Poon, Johnny Quan, So Ching Ratcliff, Tamara Ray, Beatrice Reid, Mack Rhodes, Bryan Rhodes, Kevin Roberson, Bryon Robertson, Jeannette 90 I use Woolite for all my fine washahles . A I use Ijortal became I'm worth it.. . Smith, Randy Smith, Sanford Solis, Eddie Song, Michael Starling, Revoyda Strickling, Jaime Stuart, Michael Suarez, Glen Sucn, Albert Sumida, Ann Susbilla, Lenny Sweeny, David Takahara, Akeni Takikawa. Stanley Tam. Roger Tamayo, Sonrissa Tanepueco, Edna Tang, Kamhung Tanner, Victor Tennyson, Deborah Robinson, Eric Robles, Anthony Rodriguez, Luisa Roldan, Victor Roosevelt, Evan Rotenburg, Mark Rubanovian, Ilya Rucho. Thea Sakurai, Ronnie Samson, Kaewhatai Sanchez, Elsa Santos, Tinamarie Sato, Kay Schor, Dana Shabazz, Salimah Sharp, Martin Shimizu, Stacy Shu, Allan Siu, Ben Sivilay, Phoneprasenth I hope mt mother docn t Catch me doing this . . 91 Tepermeister, Igor Thomas, AJan Threadgill, Alexandra Tom, Jadine Tom, Jarrctt Tom, Shirley Tong, Richard Tran, Tuanh Tran, Vi Tseng, Emmeline Tsui, Wen Turner, Tia Untalan, Richard Usisman, Alla Warmington, Jamcl Watts, Andre Weaver, John Wei, Lily Weinreb, Ugel Wherry, Sean Williams, Eric Williams, Ivey Williams, Jacqueline Williams, John Williams, Reginald Willis, Aaryn Witter, Carol Won, James Wong, Anna Wong, Bonita Wong, Christine Wong, Christopher Wong, Edmond Wong, Elaine Wong, George Wong, Jacqueline Wong, Jeanette Wong. John Wong, Judy Wong, Karen Wong, Lena Wong, Tony Wong, T racey Wong, Tyra Wong, Twai Woo, Dong Woo, Jonathan Woo, Larry Woo, Patricia Woo, Wendy Wu, Jack Xavier, Vivienne Yan, Anita Yan, Samuel Yang, Henry Ycc, Alison Yec, John Yee, Johnny Ycc, Peter Yelton, James Yon, Rita Young, Kenneth Yu, Aileen Yu, Jimmy Yu, Lily Yuen, Kit Yee Yuen, Nicholas Yuen, Scott Zee, Annie Zero, Onetwo Zodiac, Killer Zoo, Animal 92 Hou could the NOT love m??? WE APOLOGIZE TO ALL STUDENTS WHO TOOK MAKE-UP PICTURES.. . WE DID NOT RECEIVE THE PICTURES IN TIMES FOR THEM TO APPEAR IN THE YEARBOOK. Class of ’82 Freshmen (L to Rj: FROST ROW Ann e Chou Exec. Conner , Vietoris To Exec. Council Amy Levinson Exec. Conner . Jenny Ho Pres., fL to Rj: BACK ROW: Dnmeong lsrthanaf otnsap Exec. Conner . Serena Lou . Chris orna Exec. Council. Anna xe. Jennifer Yee don't now. . . was bom this uuy .. . Abcjuro, Valerie Acevedo, Marceh Adams, Dawn Aguirre, Ronulo Akina, Lynn Ann Alsup, Dawny Amedee,Jon Ansel mo, Paul Armencrent, Kelleigh Armstrong, Cedric Au, Lorenzo Augmon, Yvette Bachert, Andrew Badra, George Bai, Sang Bailey, Robin Balde, Bonnie Banaag, Jerome Banks, Ralph Barlow, Melanie 94 Bates, Andrew Bates, Mike Bender, Christine Benton, Debra Bcrelson, Pam Bernard, Joey Betaeourt, Ralph Bingham, Lisa Bohannon, Stephanie Bradford, R. Brady, Bridget Brady, Mary Chan, Marie Chan, Pak Chan, Stanley Chan, Tami Chao, Gene Chau, Ada Cheung, S. Chien, Joy Chin, Clifford Cho, Peter Choe, Linda Chow, Annie Breed, Cornelius Broderick, Suzie Brohovici, Jcrom� Brown, Jackie Brown, Ron Bunting, Janet Burns, Allison Cabanela, A. Cabrera, Rosa Campbell, Patrici I just talked to Santa and he said that I'M not getting a neu train set.. . Chow, Ken Choy, Darren Choy, Harry Choy, Rosanna Chu, Albert Carista, James Carrigg, Karen Carver, Brian Chan, A. Chan, Gilbert Chan, Herman Chan, Julia Chan, Kerman Chu, Crystal Chu, Nelson Chui, Callistus Chung, Ellen Countee, R. Craf, Lisa Cramer, Stacey Creed, Jed 95 And now for my next tfidk . I'll eat my hand!.’: Creel, Tim Cupp, Marci Dantzler, Marvin Daquioag, Mar)’ Darden, D. Darden, Pamela Davalos, Ted Dewitt, Noel Dial, Timothy Dietz, Maurice Dillon, James Diongsont, M. D’Limc, Carol Do, Anne Deckstadcr, Ron Drlceurt, Amy Dombrowski, Vi. Dong, Michael Dong, Raymond Dotson, Lorraine Dubiner, David Dumalig, Virginia Edwards, Sali Favours, David Fazio, Jennifer Feister, Chris Ferraro, Trisha Finkel, Becki Finley, Karen Floyd, Yvette Franchy, Phyllis Frankcl, William Fritsche, D. Fuller, Lucion Gallegos, Marisa Gallow, Marola Gayer, Robert Gebhardt, Eric Gee, Jenny Genrah, Diana Glover, Lloyd Gong, Perry Gov, Easter Grady, Marvin Guiday, Lynell Guimaraes, Almir Hall, Russell Gall, Ruthanna I kneu I shouldn't of eaten that lemon . . Hillman, Conor Han, Robert Hankin, Evangeline Harden, Calcstine Harris, Lynette Henderson, D. Henderson, Mark Hepp, Charles Hicks, George Ho, Hoan Thuy Ho, Jenny Ho, Rachel Hoey, Kenny Holloway, Miriam Holmes, Paris Horn, Herman Horn, Morkon Hong, Michael Hopkins, Amie Howe, Roger Hsaio, Gordon Hsiang, M. Hsieh, Leo Hudnell, M. You mean then is a tat TOD A Y??? Huey, Alan Huffaker, B. Huie, Raymond Iglehart, G. Incc, Lesli I nee, LoriAnn Irwin, Jeanette Jackson, Hui Jackson, R. Janies, Thomas Jec, Steven Jefferson, T. Jenkins, Deborah Jewkes, B. Johes, Erik Johns, Tony Johnson, Kristine Johnson, Sally Johnson, Sherri Jow, Leanna Jue, Dennis Jung, Debbie Kan, Linda Kao, William 97 That's nothing like playing tennis with a midget. . . Kapplcr. Bliss Kelly, Gordan Kecho, Shawn Kim, Erie Kim, Sam Kimball, Linda King, John Kiminen, E. Ko, Barry Kohn, Andreas Kolias, Georgia Koo, Paul Koopman, Susan Kritsky, V. Ku, Anthony Kuan, Gloria Kushner, Jake Kushner, Tye Kuy, Yeang Kwan, Amy Kwan, Pichman Lachuyen, Hong Lam, Amy Lam, Truman Lape, Lisa Lapp, David Lassiter, Y. Lau, Judy La urito, Joey- Law, Lawrence Lebedeff, Tamara Lee, Alen Lee, Andrew Lee, Anna Lee, Agustine Lee, Connie Lee, Cynthia Lee, David Lee, Elaine Lee, Francis Lee, Jason Lee, Linctte Lee, Michael Lee, Mitchell Lee, Morgan Lee, Norman Lee, Raymond Lee, Stanley Lee, Sylvia Lee, Vanetta Lenon, Mary Lorthananpoonsap P. Leung, Gregory Levenson, Amy Levinson, Julie Lew, Donnie Lew, Gigi Lewis, Loren Le, Huong Tuyet Lieu, May Lim, Lester Lim, Suzanne Ling, Yukwong Liong, Luke Liu, Lyndon Liu, Wylie Loh,Jane Lomax, Rona Loo, Kenneth Lou, Perry Louie, Alton Louie, Lorna Louie, Lyman Louie, W. Love, Terrel Low, Serena Low, Stephanie Lowe, Anita Lu, Helen Lucas, Netna 98 Lum, Jayne Lum, Nelson Lum, Ray Lum, Stanley Lum, Vicky Luna, Chris Luu, Lau Luu, Minh Mac, David Mac, Sam Mapa, Alec Mallozi, Chris Markham, Walter Marquez, A. Marvoka, K. Matsuda, Kenny Mazion, Zandra McCarthy, S. Mcelcllan, W. McDaniel, Phillip McGrew, Sean McKinley, Viola Medina, Edwin Menear. Fred Mitchell, Lavante Miyashiro, M. Monack, Monica Moore, Stacy Mori, Lynne Moulton, Toni Mudd, Alan Mung, Hazel Murano, Michael Murphy, George Navez, Ann Navarro, Chrithia Navaakasattusas, Y. Nakamura, Roy Neely, Lena Nelson, Steve Nicola, Cart Ng, Arleen Ng, Law'rence Ng, Stephanie Ngo, Kamri Ngo, Quoc Nguy, Ho Nolzc, Andrew Ochoa, Clarissa Ohayon, Rony Onoe, Max Onega, Roehl Ouellette, Rosh Ozaki, John Pak, Jun Yeong Pang, George Pang, R. Park, Yungehun Pari in, Ron Pascal, Andy Pasion, Gerard Paz, Maria Pearl, Harbor Pele, Jessica Perry, Valere Perry, Vanessa Phamixay, T. Phillips, Nick Phillips, Thomas Pickett, Cassandra Pickett, Lynn Pierre, D. Pittman, Don Polaski, Alan Pon, Hung Poon, Betinna Poon, Tom Porter, Angela Powell, Jonathan Pratchios, N. Preston, Fontai Prince, Mark Protz, Geoff 5ryor, Chris Quack, Sathing Randolph, Traci Reidoro, Philip irddick, D. Rhodes, Paula Ridgeway, Carol 99 Ritchie, Denis . Robbins, KiKi Robinson, Susan Rodriquez, Karla Rombawa, Cris Rosalds, Amelia Rowe, Gerald Rush, Shonda Sadler, Frank Saekow, Richard Salgadoc, T. Samorano, Sherri Samurai, Kid Sanchez, Alma Sarratt, Ted Satoda, David Shu, Sandra Savage, Gail Sayaphupha, R. Schcrrell, Kalynn Schlocker, Karen Schoneberg, Kezia Sereno, Shelia Seto, Julia Scto, Lola Shue, Cindy Sims, Steven Sinigayau, A. Siu, Danny Siu, Lawrence Smith, David Smith, Lisa Smith, Teresa Soon, Denise Sonn, Berger Stampley, Keven Stanford, T. Stella, Andy Stermcr, Colen Stevens, Rick Stoneman, Gar)’ Stover, Rich Suell, Stephanie Suh, Haeju Suyeishi, M. Ta, Lyly Tam, Chun Tam, Lisa Tanabe, Jeff Tanaka, Christine Tanaka, Wesley Tang, Abraham Tang, James Tavares, Kim Taw, Irene Tennis, Kim Thomas, Alicia Thomas, Amy Thomas, Carla Thompsosn, James Tieu, HuyHam Timms, Sonja Titus, Carroll Titus, Ralph To, Victoria Toalson, Britt Ton, W. Tonasello, Donna Tong, Lilila Topcliff, Robert Torres, Lani Toy, Linda Tse, Axel Tse, Glaine Tsuei, David Tsukimura, David Tsuyuminc, Cheryl Tran, Hoh Tran, Soktien Travis, Trevania Truong, Minh Truong, Pheng Ty, Samui Valasek, Anthony Vargas, Gloria Veneciano, Ann Wade, Sonji Walker, David Walker, Kim Wallace, Jonathan 100 Wan, Burton Wang, Jenny Ward, Jane' Warren, Robert Washington, A. Watt, Antonio Weaver, J. Weber, Kinn Wcltzin, K. Whelan, P. White, trie White, Moneha Wiebanck, P. Wiggins, Herbert Williams, C. Williams, J. Williams, M. Williams, N. Williams, B. Williams, T. Wiltz, M. Wong, Angela Wong, C. Wong, C. Wong, Dianne Wong, E. Wong, E. Wong, F. Wong, Galen Wong, H. Wong, Ida Wong, Jenny Wong, Judy Wong, K. ' Wong, K. Wong, Lena Wong, M. Wong, Neal Wong, N. Wong, S. Wong, Sally Wong, Susan Wong, P. Wong, W. Woo, Flora Woo, John Woo, R. Wo xJs, S. Wright, S. Yamdmura, C. Yanase, L Yasuktxrhi, S. Yatsze, Mark Yee, Betty Yee, Gilbert Yee, Harry Ycc.J. Yee, Timmy Ych. Warren Yen, Eric Yeung, Gordon Yeung, Steve Yim, Waymon Yip, Alma Yoo, Okhui Yoo, Young Young, Edwin Yu. Mona Yu. Tony Yuen, Lai Yueng, Wailun Yun.John Yunn, Yutchi Zimmerman, L 101 Somdody ijJIsyou. you jhswtt fu lt UouJy — ihegiriuith M andM eye Some faculty of school year 79 80 could have been stuck in a time warp protecting the carbon units, of George Washington High, because according to our statistics the instructors have achieved the opportunity of running the Yearbook Gass into an outrageously deranged Ballroom Blitz. For one thing most of the teachers did not answer our beg’s for pictures, names detained to protect the guilty. Secondly, our photographers are not the gorgeous or wisest people around but booting them out of class accomplishes nothing. We only needed a minute of their time but no; not even a starving student fighting to pass. Some of the photographs have been enlarged for your convenience, therefore, HURRY HURRY, get your dans! SYNERGY -79 — o s 1(M Hollander, Oscar Lindsey, G. Ellinger, Frank Martin, John Massaro, Salvatore 105 Randall, James Serra, Michael Swartz, Thomas Mr. Pruitt Harris, Joseph 106 Anderson, Sven Beiesford, Gael Matheu, Eleanor Gehrke, Daniel Callah, Harold Goldberg, Eunice Redlick, Hencry Wagner, Laurence Gualco, Joe McKenna. Helen 109 Ncilson, Lorraine Ong, Dorothy Grimley, Doris Chandler, Stanford Mr. Busic Courtney, William Marcus, Lionel Kumiko, Ozasa De Matteis, Rita Yee, Daniel Sumida, Tatsoo Williams, Dan Dicrkc, James Chin, Marilyn Yates, James Chin, James 111 Grimley, Doris Freethy, Vernon Hoadlcy, Johnson 112 3 Leach, Don Kelly, Dennis Power, Frank Chandler, Danise Salzman, Juluis Birsinger, Casassa Joseph, Denise Friedman, Marion Glover. Mary Shapiro, Irving Gissler, Carolyn . ... .. I Wong, Daisy Unthank, Jim Victorie, Linda Allen, Pearl Knapp, Robert Scanlan, Walker Glafkidcs, Frossenc Jones, Meet 117 The sports section of the yearbook does not contain all the sports of our school, but it does contain as many as time allowed. With the deadline so early, many sports had to be left out. 1 tried to fill every page with as many pictures as I can, because we have some great athletes. This is my first and last year on the staff. It took a lot out of me, but it was worth it. I hope that the sports section is satisfactory to all the students and members of Washington. I would like to thank Mrs. Camozzi for having faith in me to do the job, and I would like to thank the coaches for their cooperation. I enjoyed working with the Surveyor staff and wish them luck next year. James Ng Sports Editor Varsity Football The Eagles had a disappointing 1-5-1 season, but gave their rooters some exciting moments. In their opening game against Mission a 72-yard touch- down run was called back by a penalty, and three other penalties held the luckless Eagles from scoring the six inch line before losing 6-0. After being routed by Lowell 26-0 and 39-6 by Galileo, the Eagles bounced back holding playoff bound Balboa to 0-0 until the Bucs scored 21 points in the fourth quarter. In the annual Bell game, our varsity had the Mustangs tied 12-12 in the fourth quarter. Lincoln posted an 18-12 victory in the final two minutes. The Eagles finally fired up and defeated Wilson 20-12. In the final game, the Eagles knocked McAteer out of the playoffs in a 0-0 tic. Senior Captain Anthony Walker and sophomore receiver Sadao Langfeldt were selected to the All-City. Wash Wash Wash Wash Wash Wahs Wash 0- 6 0-26 6-39 0- 0 12-18 20-12 0- 0 Mission Lowell Galileo Balboa Lincoln Wilson McAteer 122 J.V. Football Team The Soph-Frosh football team enjoyed an outsanding season in 1978. The disruptive start of school caused them to get off to a slow start but by the time the strike was over and all players had reported, the team was unstopablc. The team produced some good sophomore players who should be good varsity players in 1980. Some of these were Brian Rhodes, Robert Mongomery, Gene Chao, James Yelton, Adan Allen, Williams Tavares, Ed Louie, Ty Kushner, and Robert Huntley. The freshmen class also had its share of talent and they should be the heart of next year’s team. Among them were Russell Hall, Renard Ford, Kevin Stampley and Tony Valosak. The unfortunate aspect of the season was the injuries some of the team’s best players. These were: I.eon Salem, Tony Watt, Kevin Bryd, and John Fukua. Hopefully these players will heal and be as good as ever. Much credit to the teams success also to James Ng and Tracy Wong for their hard work as managers. 2nd Place Winners Record Wash 6-60 Gal Wash 6- 6 Lincoln Wash 12- 6 Bal Wash 26-16 Lowell Wash 18- 6 Mission 124 GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL TEAM lit ROW H Wong. D. Wong. B. Pooh. 5. La, U. Fujtmalo.J. Tot 2nd ROW: A. La. V. DunLtp. M. Stoner. R. Roger. L La. D. Weight. I- Lee The Washington Volleyball Team had a disappointing year. The team’s hearts were in the right place, it was the points that were in the wTong Oir three-four record docs not tell the team's story Our coach was changed before the season and made it difficult, but not deadly Congratulations to Anne Lee and Roseilin Rogers for making All-City this year Rifle —All City Champs lu ROW- P Kernteh M. Hanlon W. Ttang A Boehm 2nd ROW J. Hakey T Leomg C Undo) C. Paxznnn THalsey 126 WASHINGTON INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT 111 ROW A Veneaano. M WhiteS. Rooks, j. SlmkJmg. R. Qulala 2nd RO: Cjsaeh Zmns. P Johnson. C. Wiggins. M Wood. R Rogers. B. Brady. L Jimenez. M Berne The girls’ basketball team did it again. For the second time in a row, the team were the champs in the Girls’ Bas- ketball Washington Invitational Tournament. In the playoff, the team was a bit nervous, but after awhile the team made shot, after shot and defeated San Rafael in a spectacular game. The team received the championship trophy and Michelle Woods received the all tournament player trophy. Var. Cross Country Soph-Frosh 1st ROW: M. Coit, D. Lee, C Alexander, M. Hinson 2nd ROW: J. Halsey, D. Jones, C Tsuyumtne 1st ROW: C Tam. B. Key 2nd ROW: A. McDaniel. D. Jones The Varsity Cross Country Team finished second in their division this year. This is quite an improvement over last years seventh place finish. The team also represent the city in the All Northern California Cross Country Meet. The Soph-Frosh Team finished a sixth place in their division. Girls’ Cross Country 1st ROW: L Yamamoto, P. Sherwin.J. Robertson, D. Graham 1st ROW: V. Key, T. Fukuda The Girls’ Cross Country Team finished third this year in only their second year of competition as a team. Overall the team did a good job in competition. Congratulations to all the Eagle runners. 125’s Basketball 1st ROW R. Wells, T. Sampson, C. Moon, E. Horn 2nd ROW: M. Moy, K. MilUr, A. Gordon, M. Harris, A. Scott, E. Stewart Record 4-2 Wash 52-53 O'Connell Wash 85-55 Wilson WAsh 68-48 McAteer Wash 66-36 Lowell Wash 65-55 Galileo Wash 84-91 Balboa Once again the 125’s take a 2nd place in the season of basketball. They were led by outstanding guards, Mike Harris and Andre Scott. The 125’s also had a strong front line which kept rebound- ing and scoring. Richard Wells, Andrew Gordon and Emanuel Steward were responsible for the backboards. Mike Harris was the only one selected this season to be on the All-City team. 130 115’s Basketball Champs 1st ROW: M. Kemp. R. Meyers 2nd ROW: J. Amedee. B. Ramey. A. Brown, N. Dewitt, C. Moore. A. Washington. R. F'.gtmolo, H. Wiggins. W. Jackson. K. Broun rd ROW: Mr. Athanasopoulos. The season was a very successful one for the 115’s. The team went undefeated with a record of 7-0, and they easily made their way to the championship. With front liners Jon Amedu, Andrew Brown, and Robert Rainey, the UVs prevented the oppostions from rebounding and scoring. Mike Kemp and Ricky Myers defended the backcourt. All-City honors for this year were Robert Rainey, Mike Kemp and Ricky Myers. Wash 76 Record 7-0 O’Connell 67 Wash 72 Wilson 60 Wash 74 McAteer 53 Wash 84 Lowell 64 Wash 79 Galileo 40 Wash 95 Balboa 70 Wash 58 Championship O’Connell 40 131 J.V. Basketball Team 1st Rou: D. Duann. M. Co t. D. Turner. M. Smith. Coach Ftrpo. 2nd Row: B. Rhodes. T. Renfrew. K. Seeley. R. Simpson. The J.V.'s had a successful pre-season romp through Marin County but lost their first game to Oakland High. Since the regular season began, the team's hopes for a playoff spot have been dimmed with close losses to Lincoln and Lowell and a not so close loss to McAteer. Wilson was different. The J.V.’s scraped by the Warriors. Contributing to a fine effort arc Maurice Smith, Todd Renfrew. Derrell Turner. Ravin Simpson, Mike Coit, Dennis Bell, Brad Stewart, Bill Lassiter. Alan Thomas, Bryan Rhodes. Kim Neeley, and as always The Coach, Flash Firpo. 132 Varsity Basketball Team Kneeling: D. Gordon. C. Storey. L Rhoder. f. Robinson. N. Mossa. Standing: Mr. T. Swartz. N. Grant. G. Moore. D. Boone. J. Brown. C. Stephens. M. Smith. Mr. VI'. The Washington High Varsity Basketball team put out a great start. The first game against McAteer was one of the most exciting games of the season. The lead changed hands many times, but the Eagles finally prevailed. To add insult to injury, Guy Moore slam dunked the ball with four seconds left in the game. The team appears to offer an even more promising season next year since only four of the eleven team members are seniors with one junior and two sophomores as starters. 154 Girls’ Basketball Team Top Row: Mrs. Zinns, P. Johnson. G. Wiggins, R. Rogers. M. Wood. R. Brady. Bottom Rou : A. Venenctano. . Strickling. M. White. R. Outlaid. E. Jimenez. N. Rooks. Absent: Af. Berne. Like always, this years Girls Basketball team is a good one. During the preseason games, the team did splendidly. They won game after game. Later they defeated the bay area high schools to take the first trophy in the Washington Invitational Tournament. The girls gave spectators a good show. They dribbled past the other team, they made lay ups, they shot back hand hook, and most of all, they gave it all they got. This year s team is a young one. The team is made up of three seniors, five juniors, two sophomores and three f reshmen. I he team is a good one and with only three seniors leaving, next year’s team will be just as good. Keep up the good work girls and best of luck Mrs. Zinns. 1st Row: L. Murakami. E Wong. R. Montgomery. N. Dierauf, K Coleman. G.Jeong.J. Ng. 2nd Row: N. Lew. M. Toby. D. Murakami. T. Dierauf.J. Stem. H. Klein. M. Huie, E. Louise. 3rd Row: Mr. Block, D. Williams. J. Haber. K. Dixson.J. Byrne. C. Ward. W. Warren. D. Khadjehour, E. Ge, M. Wayne. J. Eukuda. T. Takesbita. G. Cha. Mr. Busic. Wrestling is a very different sport. It takes time to learn all the moves and it’s a one on one match. Every person gets only one chance at each meet. No matter how many points are given to one person, the pin determines the match. Everyone works hard to win. If he loses, he cheers for his teammate. Most of the members of the wrestling team are first year wrestlers with the exception of J. V. 1146’s Doug Murakami, 105’s Ira Bibins, Il4’s Toshio Takeshita, 122’s John Stern, 129-135’s Hank Kelin, l40’s Matt Wayne, Darius Khadjenouri, 167’s Kevin Dixson, and 193’s Joe Byrne. With first years wrestlers 95’s Nick Dierauf, 129-135’s James Ng, 140’s Gene Cha, 145’s Melvin Huie. Most of all we want to thank our coaches Mr. Block Mr. Busic for training us and putting up with us. Also, a special thanks to our female wrestlers and cheering section Nancy Lew, Lynne Murakami, Kari Wong, and Suzanne Naito. Due to the lack of true dedication and the many injuries that plagued them this season, the Eagles wrestling team placed 6th in All-City. Next year, the mother hen hopes to hatch a new nest of champions The wrestlers that you see today are striving to win Trying to score some team points Their man they want to pin He diets like a champion, his training program’s tough And when the month of March is here Well boy he’s had enough No matter who does win or lose All these kids have pride And once a match is over You know they all tried. 138 Badminton From. M. I song. J. 1st. M Butler. K. Wright. £ Chan. B. Wong. Back: Coach Sumida.J. Tom. V. Dunlaft. N. Chan. £ Chan. Coach Hoiherg-Ohcn Gymnastic 140 Girls’ Tennis Team J. Tom, A. Yu, M. Liu, M. Chan, T. Frazier, S. Fong, C. Wong, S. Wong, Coach Beraford. The Washington Eagles Girls’ Tennis Team had a better year than they anticipated. In spite of the strike which delayed the regular season until December, the team placed fifth out of ten teams. The 1 2 seed singles and 1 doubles did exceptionally well in All-City. Cathy Wong and Tracey Frazier both lost in the singles quarterfinals and 1 doubles Susan Wong and Susan Fong went to the semifinals before going down. Soccer Team 141 Song Girls 7 Top: V. Martin. C Oaggs. R. Sabiniano. Middle: S. White. Bottom: A. Branch, L. Murakami. Fencing Team Front: G. Chua. S. Imu. Al. Brady. IT. M unger. Back: D. Clark. Al. McGinn. J. Brad). D. Chu. K. Ijtong. J. Yet. Air. Callan. 142 M. Jefferson. Y. Johnson. L Anderson. J. Cushman. .VI, Caorle. L. Ely. D. Dougharty Letter Girls Cheerleaders S. Rhtlid. L Arnold. A. Tom. D. Washington. C. Smith. S. Wong. 143 144 The Sports Winter teams Var. Basketball J. V. Basketball Girls' Basketball Wrestling Special Girls eaders -girls y- Fall teams Var. football J. V. football 115'sB.B. 12Vs B.B. Cross Country Volleyball Soccer Rifle Girls' tennis Of Nineteen Spring tarns Track Fencing Swimming Go Gymnastics Roys ’ tennis Badminton 14 5 Producing this section was often an exasperating experience, but an enriching one nevertcless. We have finally managed to get the chaos together, and put it in some sort of logical order. CULTURAL CLUBS are on pages 148 150, HELP AND SERVICE organizations on 152-155, ACADEMIC endeavors on 156-158, and miscellaneous FUN or ATHLETIC groups can be found on 159-161. The paragraphs accompanying the pictures were written by club associates. Many groups didn’t submit a paragraph, and for these we listed the names of the club memebers. We apologize for not including the names for all the groups. It would not be fair for one group to have both names and a paragraph and another to have no recognition at all. I wish to thank the section’s two photgraphers, James Ng and Ron Lee. Special acknowledgements to Ron for marching to his own drummer and his valiant attempts to pull the whole ship down with him. Many thanks to the groups who did cooperate, and to the student artists who contributed their works to fill these pages. I also wish to thank Allison Wong and Chrysanthe Paxinos for working on layouts. Hope you all enjoy looking through our production, and appreciate the care taken to print the pictures with everyone looking reasonably normal (If possible!) Ad. Astra, Willow Munger Editor Groups, Clubs, and Organizations This club was originated a year ago. Because of its size, it has been seperated into two branches, Cantonese and Mandarin. The memebers of this club are free to participate in any one of these two branches. Each branch has officers and they arc chosen by their own branch members for a semester term. The main purpose in establishing this club is to assist students who have difficulty with their aca- demic work in the school. In addition, there are other purposessuch as helping students get acq- uainted with each other, to glorify the Chinese cul- ture, and to enrich the students extracurriculum. Because the members arc very cooperative and responsible, the club is doing quite well now and will be even better in the future. Chinese Foreign Students The main activity of the Spanish club was to plan a trip to Mexico this summer and they organized various fund raising activities to make this project possible. Their trip was arranged by the American Institute for Foreign Study and includes a one-week stay in Mexico City with side trips to Taxco, Cuer- navaca. and Acapulco. Spanish Club 148 French Club RACK ROW': (L TO Rj Robert Sayaphryka, Thelma Chan. Mimi Tom. Janette Sorktn. Pamela Lee. and Margaret Ijeong FRONT ROW': (L TO Rj Kathy Lew, Diana Turn, Stephanie Rhine. Huong Pham. Alpa Patel. Shirley Pan. and David Do Burmese Club RACK ROW': (L TO R) Allen Gee. Edward Kwok, Allan Shu, Kou-Toong Lew. Andrew Young, and Rruce Young MIDDLE ROW': (L TO R) Freda Chan. Sally IJn. Thelma Chan. Maureen Khoo. Aileen Yu. FJizabeth Chan. Josephine Ong. Janet Chu FRONT ROW': (L TO Rj Perry Ijou. Kenneth Ur. Than Than Du a. Jenny Gee. Kathleen Chan, Sandra Shu y 149 Greek Club The Greek Club is comprised of mainly Greek students and is open to anyone attending George Washington High School. During the course of the school year, we have had various sales to raise money so that we could visit a Greek institution, i.e., the Greek Easter Picnic at Blackberry Farm held in April. I I i Japanese Club The Japanese Club participates in many activities in school as well as in the community. In school, the club participates in the candy sales. May Festival, and athletic competition between clubs. In the community, the club participates in the Fall Festival and the Cherry Blossom Festival. This year, our club joined with Lowell’s Japanese Club to par- ticipate in a dance. We are going to plan more activities to get the two schools together. Korean Club The Korean Club of George Washington High School was organized in 1976. The purpose of the club is for Korean stu- dents to get to know each other and to introduce the Korean culture. We have a hundred members. Mr. Woo has been helping us as a sponsor since 1976. We have a picnic and dance party twice a year, two Korean Culture nights, and we publish a club book annually which contains the writings of members. We have our meeting every other Friday and always wel- come new members. 150 Recycling Club Each week the recycling club receives paper from students bringing their registry boxes down. When there is enough paper collected, we load it into a truck and take it to the recycling plant. We receive a cer- tain amount of money for each ton. In this process, we conserve trees and energy. Thus, Washington contributes to the conservation of the environment. Red Cross The Red Cross Club provides a number of special functions and services for Washington. They hold a blood drive for Irwin Memorial Blood Bank They also arrange first aid and CPR classes for interested Washington students. Part of the club is also part of forming a youth disaster team. These services along with the annual community service chapter fund raiser comprise most of the club’s activities. 151 The GSS is a service organization consisting of fifty mem- bers. These fulfill requested services for the school and com- munity Services for the school consists of office services, library duties, hostessing the girls’ basketball tournament, painting the bleachers, ushering at graduation and school assemblies, guarding the football field at home games, sweep- ing the bleachers before graduation, hostessing a MUN con- ference and Casino Night, inspectors for SWEEP, and coat checkers for school dances. The senior GSS members (along with the senior Eagles) serve as Senior Advisers. They help the freshmen get better acquainted with the school by giving them an orientation on their first day. This year the GSS went to Shriner’s Hospital for the crip- pled children, and helped them make costumes for Hallow- een. We also sponsored the Great American Smokcout Week for the American Cancer Society; donated candy to St. Antho- ny’s for Christmas; and donated $50.00 to the Cerebral Palsy telethon. General Service Society The Eagles are a group of students who service the school and the community. For example, the Eagles have been patrol- ing the football field during home games, we have been sen- ior advisors to new students, we have been ushers for assem- blies. guards for graduation and have been visiting hospitals. Each member maintains the minimum requirements and a good school record. At the end of the year a group of appli- cants are given the chance to enter the service society and only those who fulfill the requirements are given the privilege to join. The Eagles have gone through many changes during the years and through these years Mr. Tom Swartz has been the man who kept the service society on its feet. We thank you Mr. Swartz for being our sponsor and wish the best of luck in the following years. 152 Psycho Club Back rou I. to Rj David h uu. Fram is Parachaso. Andy Heyneman, Air. Leach. Front row (L to R) Nancy Lew. Lynne Mura- kami. Kim IVang. Miche Wong. John Stem. This year the Psycho Club is one of the most spirited clubs in school. Through the genius of Mrs. Green and Mr. Leach, S.W.E.E.P. and the Psychology Club have been combined to form a better and bigger Psycho Club. Their motto: Sweep in the spirit. With the help of classes, they will be keeping our campus clean as well as promoting school spirit. They came up with something original, a walnut sale. It is the same principal as carnations; only you send walnuts. Next semester, it is to be hoped that the Psycho Club will be able to promote more things. With their new ideas, they ’re sure to bring the school spirit out of everyone. Kim Wong Eagle Newspaper Letter Society The George Washington High School letter Society is joined together in order to promote wholesome athletic activities for the members of the societyand the George Washington Student Body. Membership is open to anyone who has received a Block W at George Washington High School, and has participated in certain Letter Society pro- jects. The purpose of the Letter Society is to help in build- ing and maintaining school spirit and the further develop- ment of intramural sports. Upon request, the Letter Society will assist in all other activities concerning the Student Body. The activities that the society has participated in this year have been to provide spectator supervision for the Novice Wrestling Tournament, Girls Basketball Tourna- ment, and timers for a blind track meet held at our school. 153 Teacher’s Aides Trainees in educational service is a tutoring service performed by George Washington High School students for school credit. A stu- dent may tutor at any public or private ele- mentary', middle school, or high school in San Francisco. Tutors tutor tutees in most all sub- jects. Library Helpers Stage Crew 155 £emyc W uhin$tm Volume 83 Issue 3 January 31, 1980 y The Eagle is Washington’s newspaper, written by the Journalism class with some assistance from guest contrib- utors. This year The Eagle was published once a month and included a wide variety of news and feature stories. Liberally supported by the entire student body, the paper’s staff’s goal is to provide complete and regular coverage of school and community affairs. The present journalism teacher. Mrs. Chandler, was herself an editor of The Eagle and says of her class, They arc an excited and talented group, and I’m delighted to be working with them.’’ 156 California Scholarship Federation Ed Tigges — Jeweler since 1932 Diamonds — Watches Clocks — Silverware Expert Swiss and American Watch Repairing • • • • 5823 Geary Blvd. Bet. 22nd and 23rd. Aves. Phone. 221-0804 San Franciso, CA. 94121 The Hunchback of Notre Dame” artwork by Raymond Lee IV Model U.N. The Model United Nations (M.U.N.) is a club whose members are interested in world affairs and international relations. We meet once a week, and sometimes more often, to study the country or counties we will represent at the annual M.U.N. Conference at UC Berkeley, every Feb- ruary This year we represent Nigeria and Bangladesh At the conference we and about 100 other high schools from California meet just as the real United Nations does. We try to pass resolutions which will benefit the peoples of our countries. The topics of these resolutions are pre- selected and change every year. We also like to party . . 158 A Xu ,s Backgam- mon Backgammon, one of the oldest games around, is not a pure strategy game like chess. However it is far from a game of pure chance, as beginners in the club arc quick to find out. The backgammon club meets daily during lunch in Mr. Serra’s classroom to play individual and team matches. During play the more experienced play- ers teach new club members basic strategies to improve their game. Last year G.W.H.S. won 5 straight city tournaments against other high schools including Lowell. Again this year our team is number one. Bowling Washington High School Intramural Bowl- ing league was established for students inter- ested in recreational and social activities via bowling. The league meets on Wednesdays at Japantown Bowl. Trophies are awarded each term. There are team trophies and individual tro- phies for high scratch game, high scratch series, high handicapped game, high handicapped series, high average and most improved. 159 Computer Club Laurel Hardy Art work by: Kevin Dixon 160 Drill Team ROTC 161 WE APOLOGIZE TO ALL STUDENTS WHO TOOK MAKE-UP PICTURES ... WE DID NOT RECEIVE THEM IN TIME FOR THEM TO APPEAR IN THE YEARBOOK. Ml More Spirit 165 A Thurber Carnival BY JAMES THURBER Directed by JAMES TEVENAN Assistant Director and THE CAST . .. Martha Galvin Nathan Hays Guy La Crosby Reed Minkin Christine Stelma Sanfrod Smith Alexander Threadgill David Voltz Casino Night 167 Senior Activities p }. Pizza night at Georgios. Fried Chicken and Chow Mein Sale. • DOMINIC • NUNZIO • TONY • JOHN • FRANK • CRESCI BROS. We Pack Crabs For Travel Also Crabmeat • Shrimp • Prawns • Clams • Lobsfers Live Crab for Crab Cloppino Call for Information 474-8796 Stall 2 Fishermans Waarf San Francisco, Ca. 94133 171 Carwash 1980 ■i During the summer throughout the year. Washington students grabbed their butkets and rags and marched doun to 6 th and Geary. Each student ought the Jtrt off the cars and left satisfied cus- tomers. They all got uet. but they had fun. So. if you see anyone yelling, screaming, singing, or dancing on 6th and Geary — you can bet it 's a Wash- ingtonian. CAR WASH 1980 Class of 80 Class of 81 Class of 82 EAGLES G.S.S. and Chinese Cluh 172 Dress Down 173 Words . . . Just a few Dictionary words and phrases that we have all run across in our High School days . .. (whether we liked it or not!) . . .as seen by LIFE magazine, December 1979 issue ADIDAS — Brand-name graffiti appearing primarily on running shoes, including a pair that glows in the dark. BLACK HOLE — A hypothetical hole in outer space into which massive stars collapse upon themselves, leaving behind only gravity so strong that nothing, not even light can escape. BOX — Portable music system traditionally operated on crowded city streets at peak volume. CONEHEAD — Former inhabitants of Saturday Night Live who spoke in monotones and had sex by tossing quoits onto each other’s ... what else? DESIGNER JEANS — Thanks to Gloria Vanderbilt, Ralp Lauren, Cal- vin Kelin et al., you can look sensational shoveling out the barnyard. DISCO — noun, verb, and adjective of the ’70’s” —Robert Vare. DYNOMITE — Fab-u-lous. GAY POWER — Out of the closets and into the streets. GET DOWN — Get serious. GO WITH THE FLOW — Ease on down the stream. HAVE A NICE DAY — (or western-style, Have a good one.”) Once meant have a nice day; now means nothing. HOPEFULLY — The most misused adverb of our time. Proper usage, such as He faced the future hopefully,” will eventually come back into use ... hopefully. LAID BACK — Opposite of uptight. Self-image of many southern Cali- fornians. Henry Fonda is laid back . . .Jane is not. MACHO — Descriptive of a man who shuns deodorants and buttons his shirts at the navel MELTDOWN — The metling of a nuclear reactor core and release of radiation following a cooling system breakdown. See China Syndrome. PUNK — Momentarily hip nihilism of the mid - 70’s, characterized by rainbow-dyed hair and pin-pierced flesh. Very punk. RELATIONSHIP — Once upon a time people met, fell in love, got mar- ried and lived happily ever after. Now they have relationships. SICK OUT — A new labor tactic: large number of employees staying home from work on the pretext of illness in order to avoid the corpo- rate and legal ramifications of a formally called strike. STONEWALL — Whatever happens, admit nothing. STROKE — To soothe with flattery, to lay it on thick. THEME PARKS — Amusement parks based on central metifs, inculding everything from Mickey Mouse to rattlesnakes. Whatever turns you on WHAT’S HAPPENING? — All purpose greetin!. 174 1st Annual ?rSqueeze” Contest WASHINGTON’S 19 sophomores and 6 seniors defeated Galileo’s 24 students, and McAteer in one of the strangest contest between schools. Everyone pushed and shoved to take the trophy. The contest was full of laughs and fun. DON CARSON 3 EDITOR DAVE HALL JAMES NG BUSINESS MANAGER SPORTS EDITOR PHOTOGR A PHER NANCY LEW EMIN OLIVER WILLOW MUNGER SENIOR SECTION EDITOR FACULTY SECTION EDITOR r � |� Thel980 ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Surveyer J Staff ' | T aylor Rep. dMr. Dave LISA PEARSON S ('III1C I A SDI LA RSEN STEPHA NIE Rt I INI- IDEAS DEPARTMENT ______ ausos irose ROS RODRIGUES MARK SLIPPY OUR ESTERTA ISM EST FRASKIE DEVERE 177 SESIOR SECT10S ESIOR SECTIOS SURFER DR ASK MILK KES COLEM AS UAS GEE POP POLL FA CULTY SECTIOS BETTY HUI SESIOR SECTIOS CHRYSASTHE PAXISOS 0RGAS1ZA TIOSS___ TO SI RATCLIFF SESIOR SECTIOS 1980 Y earbook Staff ROSALD LEE PHOTOGRAPHER Editor’s Note This year I believe I should acknowledge, not my efforts on the 1980 Surveyor Yearbook, but the efforts of the whole Surveyor Staff. What most Washington students don’t realize is that this book is produced 100% by hardworking and dedicated students, whose goal is to put out the most memorable yearbook that they possibly can. This year we were plagued by never-ending problems with the Teacher’s Strike, our change from Josten’s Yearbook Co. to Taylor Yearbook Co., the splitting of our staff into two separate groups, and the bad reputation we have received from last year’s yearbook. Although we had our problems, these problems made us even more determined to produce the best quality and most memorable book we could. I wish to thank the following people, for this book would not have been possible without them . .. Ms. Camozzi, who helped us with the change of companies, and helped smooth out some of the major difficulties we faced during production. Mr. David Setnicker, our Advisor from Taylor Yearbook Co. A special thanks to Dave Hall, our Financial Director. I also wish to thank .. . 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