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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1981 volume:

FEATURES UPFRONT...............18 STAR TRACKS...........68 JOCKS.................82 ON THE MOVE..........112 LOOKOUT..............128 THE BOSS.............162 SPECIALS INTRODUCTION..............2 ADVERTISEMENTS..........180 Washington Students Are Fascinating People Are Washington Students Are Fascinating People An Washington Students Are Fascinating People An Washington Students Are Fascinating People Are mm - Washington Students Are Fascinating People Are Washington Students Are Fascinating People Art Washington Students Are Fascinating People Are Washington Students Are Fascinating People Are Washington Students Are Fascinating People Are UP FRONT Roger Aguirre Hayat Alajaji Felicia Allen Aguirre, Roger — Filipino Club, Sr. Activities Alajaji, Hayat — A Cappella Stiirlyn Almuete Lynette Anderson Kenneth Andres Almuete, Shirlyn — Filipino Club, Office Assist., Pep Club, Reg. Sec., Class Sales, G.A.A. Anderson, Lynette — Lettergirl, Band, Dances Andres, Kenneth — T.A., Reg. Rep., Class Sales, Sr. Activities, Term Play Musical, A Cappella, Chamber Choir, Men’s Ensemble Arcia, Evangeline — Office and Counselor Assist. Arima, Susan — Japanese Club, T.A., Honor Roll Evangeline Arcia Susan Arima Jamak Bahrami Beverly Ballard Fenton Baptiste Phillip Baum Ballard, Beverly — B.C.C., Term Play Musical, Jazz Band, Concert Band, Honor Roll Baptiste, Fenton — J.A., Reg. Rep., Jr. Var. and Var. Baseball, Jr. Var. and Var. Track, Block W.-, Honor Roll 20 Biggs, Allen — Speech Team, J.A., Lab Assist., Term Play Musical, Jr. Var. and Var. Track, Jr. Var. Cross Country, Jr. Var. Football, Jazz Band, Concert Band, A Cappella, Chamber cRoir, Chamber Singers, Men’s Ensemble, Block W, Honor Roll, Who's Who Among High School Students Blew, Robin — Office Assist., Honor Roll Susan Bickel Marianne Bountouvas Addieline Bradley Jeannine Brady Edward Brajnikoff Keith Broussard Kevin Broussard Karen Bunton .Bunton, Karen — Surveyor Staff, B.C.C., Chris- tian Fellowship, Reg. Sec., Class Sales Burton, Laura — T.A. Bountouvas, Marianne — Greek Club, Pro- gram Committee, Sr. Advisor, Class Sales, Jr. and Sr. Activities, Term Play Musical, A Cappella, Chamber Singers, Keywanettes Club, G.S.S. Treasurer, Ladies’ Ensemble Bradley, Addieline — Library Assist., Dance Committee, Softball Broussard, Keith — Sweep, Term Play Musi- cal, Jazz Band, Concert Band, Honor Roll Broussard, Kevin — Red Cross, Speech Team, B.C.C., Sr. Advisor, The Eagle, Executive Council, Class Pres., Reg. Rep , Class Sales, Sr. Activities, Term Play Musical Kevin Bureh Laura Burton Allen Biggs Robin Blew Campbell, David — The Eagle Candito, Danielle — SWEEP, Gymnastic, A Cap- pella Caristi, Thomas — Office Assist., R.O.T.C., Drill Team Drum Corps, Staff, Color Guard, Jazz Band Cayanan, Irma — Filipino Club Robert Cardan Danielle Candito David Campbell Thomas Caristi John Carrillo Irma Cayanan Kevin Chan Thelma Chan Chira Chen Warren Cheng Chan, Mark — SWEEP, Class Sales, 125s Bas- ketball, Honor Roll Chan, Nancy — Chinese Club, Surveyor Staff, J.A., Letterman, Executive Council, Class Sales, Jr. and Sr. Activities, Jr. Var. and Var. Tennis, Badminton, Block W, CSF, Honor Roll Nancy Chan Siu Ping Chan Phannee Chanthavikij Bruce Chauncey Cheng, Wendy — Backgammon, SWEEP Cheok, Gaik-Hoon — Chinese Club, Red Cross Mark Chan, Jr. Nancy Chan Chan, Nancy — Surveyor Staff Chan, Thelma — Burmese Club, French Club, Red Cross, Block W Chanthavikij, Phannee — SWEEP, J.A., Office Assist. Chauncey, Bruce — SWEEP, Reg. Rep., Var. Soccer, Block W Chen, Chira — French Club, Counselor Assist., T.A., Sr. Advisors, Eagle, Reg. Rep., Class Sales, Jr. Activities, Term Play Musi- cal, Honor Roll, CSF Wendy Cheng Gaik-Hoon Cheok Cheung, Bedwin — Red Cross Chia, Sophia — Class Sales, Honor Roll Chin, Barbara — Japanese Club, Office and Counselor Assist., T.A., Program Committee Senior Advisor Coordinator, G.S.S. Sec. Dance Committee, Executive Board 80-81 Vice-Pres. 79-80, Exec. Council Sec. 79-80i Reg. Rep. 78-79, Class Sales, Jr. and Sr. Activi- ties, CSF, Honor Roll, Keywanettes Club Sec Jr. State Bedwin Cheung Sophie Chia Barbara Chin Kenneth Chin Kevin Chin Natalie Chin Chin, Kenneth — T.A. Chin, Kevin — CSF Chin, Natalie — Sr. Advisor, G.S.S., Class Sales, CSF, Keywanettes Club, Reg, Rep. Chinn, Richard — Bowling, Korean Club, Jr. Var. Track, Jr. Var. Basketball, Band Chiu, 1-Wen — Chinese Club Richard Chinn Gina Chiu t-Wen Chiu Eun Chul Choe_______Tae Sun Choni Choe, Eun Chul — Korean Club, Soccer Chong, Tae Sun — Korean Club Chow, Ernest — Bowling, SWEEP, Honor Roll 24 Jackson Chu Lillian Chu Michelle Chu Roxanne Chu Winnie Chu Gregory Chua Chu, Roxanne — Chinese Club, Surveyor Staff, Office Assist., Reg. Pres., Reg. Rep., Honor Roll Chua, Gregory — Term Play Musical (Orches- tra), Fencing, Jazz Band, Concert Band, Block W. Chow, Johnny — Bowling, Chinese Club Chow, Lane Lane — Badminton Choy Brian — Bowling, Library Assist., Honor Roll Johnny Chow Keith Choy Samuel Choy Choy, Keith — Bowling, Chinese Club, Japa- nese Club, Jr. Var. Basketball, 125s Basket- ball Choy, Samuel — Sr. Advisor, Eagle, CSF, Honor Roll Chu, Glenn — The Eagle, Surveyor Staff, Reg. Rep., Reg. Treasurer, Jr. Activities Chu, Michelle — Burmese Club Lane Lane Chow Brian Choy Glenn Chu 25 Clemente, Soledad — Filipino Club, T.A., Class Sales, Volleyball Coit, Michael — SWEEP, The Eagle, J.A., Eagle, Lettermen, Executive Council, Reg Rep., Class Sales, Jr Activities, Var Base- ball, Jr. Var. Cross Country, Var Cross Country, Jr. Var. Basketball, Block W. Covello, Karen — Model U N , SWEEP, Speech Team, Music Festival, Reg Rep., Honor Roll Crofton, Leroy — J.A., B.C.C., Jr. Var Track, Gymnastics Dalida, Anthony — Honor Roll Gordon Conley Michael Coit Soledad Clemente Karen Covello Leroy Crofton Anthony Dalida Linda Davis Igor Dayen Cheryl Dent Davis, Linda — R.O.T.C., A Cappella Dent, Cheryl — Backgammon, French Club, SWEEP, J.A., B.C.C., Class Sales, Jr. Var and Var. Track, Honor Roll Diggs, Michael — SWEEP, T.A., Reg. Rep., Jr. Var. and Var. Football, Jr. Var. Baseball, Jr. Var. and Var. Track, Block W. Dillard, Jackie — Sr. Activities, Jr. Var. Tennis Michael Diggs Jacqueline Dillard Howard Dong Nelson Dong Ernest Dorsey Mary Drescher Drescher, Mary — Counselor's Assist. Duann, David — SWEEP, The Eagle, J.A., Eagle, Letterman, Reg. Rep., Class Sales, Jr. Day Activities, Var. Baseball, Block W. Dudin, Lidia Rose — Psychology Club, SWEEP, Pep Squad, Office Assist., Sr. Advi- sor, G.S.S., Cheerleader, Lettergirl, Reg. Rep., Class Sales, Sr. Activities, Honor Roll, Keywanettes Club Hoang Du David Duann Lidia Dudin Dunlap, Vivian — Bowling, Senior Advisor, G.S.S., Class Sales, Jr. and Sr. Activities, Vol- leyball, Badminton, Block W., Honor Roll, Key- wanettes Club Easton, Eric — Var. Swimming, Concert Band Paul Endo 27 David Eng Regina Evans llena Ferrer Eng, David — Honor Roll Evans, Regina — Songgirl, Reg. Treas., Class Sales, Gymnastics Ferrer, llena — J.A., Dance Committee, Sr. Activi- ties, Term Play Musical, Honor Roll Flores, Mario — Chamber Choir Fok, David — Backgammon, Chinese Club, Class Sales, Var. Tennis Fong, Victor — Backgammon Hilario Flores Mario Flores David Fok Victor Fong Wilson Fong Charles Fonseca Forwood, Kim — The Eagle, Sr. Activities, Drama, Honor Roll, March of Dimes Volunteer Fujimoto, Rodney — Japanese Club, Lab Assist., T.A., 115s Basketball, 125s Basketball, Golf, Block W., Honor Roll Gee, Raymond — Red Cross Club 28 Tery Griffey Chi-Suk Ha Eric Hagerman Jon Halsey Thomas Halsey Arber Halterman Griffey, Tery — J.A., B.C.C., Office Assist., Class Sales, Sr. Activities, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Track, Drama Halsey, Jon — Model U.N., Eagle, Letterman, R.O.T.C., Drill Team, Reg. Rep., S.A.C., Var. Football, Var. Track, Var. Cross Country, Rifle Team, Soccer, Chamber Choir, Block W., CSF, Honor Roll, Key Club Halsey, Tom — Eagle, Var. Track, Rifle Team, Block W. Halterman, Arber — Class Sales, Honor Roll Hayashi, Linda — Chinese Club, Japanese Club, The Eagle Hellesto, Bradley — J.V. Baseball, 115s Basket- ball, Jazz Band, Concert Band, Block W., Honor Roll Kenneth Harris Linda Hayashi Bradley Hellesto Jamie Henschel Henschel, Jamie — Backgammon, French Club, Model U.N., Surveyor Staff, Term Play Musical, Chamber Choir, Chamber Singer, Drama James Herman Judy Ho Horng, Jenny — Library Assist., CSF, Honor Roll Huie, Debbie — Chinese Club, Office Assist., Dance Committee, Jr. Activities, Sr. Activi- ties Ishida, William — Japanese Club, Block W. Augustus Huey Jenny Horng Thomas Ho Debbie Huie Theresa Hull William Ishida Stephanie Jackson Amy Jang Howard Jew Jackson, Stephanie — Counselor Assist., Book- room Assist. Jang, Amy — Backgammon, Chinese Club, Library Assist., G.S.S., Reg. Rep., Class Sales, Jr. Activities, Var. Tennis, Volleyball, Block W., CSF, Honor Roll, Keywanettes Club 30 Russell Johnson Sharon Jolley Mary Jones Johnson, Russell — J.A., Class Sales, Var. Football, J.V. Basketball, Block W. Jolley, Sharon — Model U N., The Eagle, Honor Roll Jones, Mary — T.A., Jazz Band, Concert Band, ACappella Jow, Deanna — Chinese Club, Red Cross, SWEEP, Library Computer Assist., Office Assist., Sr. Advisor, G.S.S., Reg. Rep., Class Sales, Jr. Activities, Sr. Activities, CSF, Honor Roll, Keywanette Club Jow, Steven — The Eagle, Speech Team, Jr. Activities, Honor Roll Jung, Aline — G.A.A., SWEEP, Inspector, Surveyor Staff, Counselor Assist., T.A., Sr. Advisor, G.S.S., Dance Committee, Prom Committee, Class Treasurer 79-80, Execu- tive Council 80-81, Reg. Rep., Class Sales, Jr. Activities, Sr. Activities, Honor Roll, Key- wanette Club, Chinese Club, Japanese Club Deanna Jow Steven Jow Aline Jung Kajiwara, Lisa — Bowling, Offices Class Sales, Jr. Activities, Sr. Activities Lisa Kajiwara Jody Kato Kurt Kaywood Eugenie Kimura John Kern Paul Kernich Key, Valerie — Model U N., Speech Team, Counselor Assist., Sr. Advisor, G.S.S., Vice Pres., Lettermen, Class Sales, Term Play Musical, J.V. Track, J.V. Cross Country, Band, Jazz, Concerts, Orchestra, Block W., Honor Roll, Keywanettes Club Khoo, Maureen — Chinese Club, J.A., Library, G.S.S., Reg. Rep., Class Sales, CSF, Honor Roll, Keywanette Club Kim, Jane — Korean Club, J.A., Honor Roll Koga, Esther — Library Koga, Victor — Japanese Club, J.V. Football, Var. Football, Block W. Kern, John — Model U N., Recycling Club, SWEEP, Reg. Rep., Jr. Activities, J.V. Weights, Gymnastics Kominder, Catherine — J.A., Library, Honor Roll Kondor, Elizabeth — French Club, Library, Class Sales, Honor Roll Kopf, Paul — Var. Baseball, A Cappella Eric Keszler Valerie Key Jane Kim Esther Koga Maureen Khoo Victor Koga Kwan, Marlene — Honor Roll Kwok, Joan — Burmese Club, French Club, Offices, Letferman Society, Gymnastics, Block W. Betty Kwong Sylvia Kwong Lan La Karin Lacombe Jimmy Lam Nathan Lam Kwong, Betty — Reg. Rep. Kwong, Sylvia — Chinese Club, Class Sales Lacombe, Karin — Greek Club, Model U N , The Eagle, Class Sales, Sr. Activities, Drama, Honor Roll Lam, Jimmy — Burmese Club, T.A., Eagle, Class Sales, J.V. Tennis, Honor Roll Lam, Nathan — CSF Lam, Patrick — J.A., R.O.T.C., CSF, Honor Roll Larsen, Andi” Lisa — Model U.N., The Eagle, Surveyor Staff, Lab, Letter Society, Greek Club, Facets, Class Sales, Baseball Manager, Block W., Honor Roll Patrick Lam Lisa Larsen Allen Lau 33 Lee, Angela Karene — Sr. Advisors, G.S.S., Executive Council, Class Sales, Jr. Activities, Sr. Activities, Term Play Musical, Softball, A Cappella, Chamber Choir, Chamber Sing- ers, Women's Ensemble, Block W., Honor Roll, Keywanettes Club Lee, Anna — Sr. Advisors, G.S.S., Class Sales, Volleyball, Block W., Keywanettes Club Lee, Carolyn — J.A., Class Sales, Jr. Activities, Sr. Activities, Badminton, Block W., Honor Roll Lee, Diane — Bowling, Executive Council Magdelena Law Angela Lee Carolyn Lee Connie Lee Diane Lee 34 Raymond Lee Meeya Lee Sampson Lee Sharon Lee Karlene Lee-Tung Lee, Meeya — Korean Club Lee, Mie Mie — Korean Club, Library Lee, Sharon M. — Chinese Club, French Club, Offices, Class Sales, Jr. Aclivities, Sr. Activi- ties Lee-Tung, Karlene — Model U.N., Library, Office, Reg. Rep., CSF, Honor Roll Sandra Le Gras Jennifer Lehman Maria Lemke 35 Rodney Leng Mary Lenon Judy Leong Leong, Kevin — Fencing, Block W. Leukhardt, Marc — Library Assist., Honor Roll Lucy Leong Kevin Leong Amy Lerthanapoonsap Marc Leukhardt Arleen Leung 36 Limin, Don Nobello — Filipino Club, Office Assist. Littlejohn, David — Stage Crew, Honor Roll David Lim Don Limin David Littlejohn Alberto Liu John Liu Luther Ruth Liu Liu, Alberto — CSF Liu, John — Rifle Team Liu, Luther Ruth — French Club, Honor Roll Liu, Mary — Chinese Club, SWEEP, Inspector, The Eagle, Surveyor Staff, Honor Roll, J.A., Sr. Advisor, G.S.S., Reg. Rep., J.V. Tennis, Block W., Keywanette Club, Library Assist. Liu, Sally — Burmese Club Sec., Chinese Club, Speech Team, J.A., G.S.S., Reg. Rep., Class Sales, CSF, Honor Roll Mary Liu Nathan Liu Sally Liu Lore, Beverly — French Club, J.A., T.A., R.O.T.C., Drama David Long ■ Adrienne Lopez Beverly Lore Alexandra Loufas Anna Louie Lana Louie Loufas, Alexandra — Greek Club, Burmese Club, Offices, Class Sales, Concert, Dances Louie, Anna — Chinese Club, Japanese Club, SWEEP Inspector, Offices, T.A., Sr Advisor, Dance Committee, Sr. Activities, Block W., Honor Roll, Keywanettes Club, G.A.A., Reg. Pres. Stephanie Louie Terrance Louie Vincent Louie Louie, Stephanie — Japanese Club, SWEEP, Library, Program Committee, Sr. Advisor, G.S.S. Pres., Dance Committee, Jr. Class Pres., Executive Council, Sr. Reg. Rep., Class Sales, Jr. and Sr. Activities, Term Play Musical, Gymnastics, Dances, Block W., CSF, Honor Roll, Keywanettes Club Louie, Terrence — Jr. Sr. Activities, Var. Tennis, Block W. Louie, Vincent — Honor Roll Loville, Jacqueline — Offices, Band, Concert Low, Kelly — SWEEP, Sr. Advisor, G.S.S., Class Sales, Sr. Activities, Term Play Musi- cals, Band, Jazz, Concert, String Full, Key- wanettes Club Lu, Roger — Var. Tennis, Var. Football Jacqueline Loville Kelly Low Roger Lu Robert Lui Susie Lui Tony Ma Liu, Susie — Chinese Club, Library Assist. Ma, Tony — SWEEP, J.V. Tennis, Honor Roll 38 Michael Mac Gary Mar Roderick Marquez Ennia Marshall Juliet Ren6 Martin Martin, Juliet Ren6 — Tutor, Offices, Var. Track, Var. Basketball, Softball Mathews, Tracy — B.C.C. Office Assist. Mac, Michael —Var. Cross Country Lillian Mak Arleen Malihan Pauline Manalo Mak, Lillian — SWEEP, Library, Sr. Advisor, G.S.S., Executive Council, Class Sales, Jr. Activities, Sr. Activities, CSF, Honor Roll, Keywanettes Club Malihan, Arleen — Filipino Club, Executive Council, Reg. Rep., Honor Roll Manalo, Pauline — Filipino Club, SWEEP, Library, Office Assist., Class Sales, Jr. Activi- ties, Softball, Honor Roll Mar, Gary — Lab, T.A. Marquez, Roderick — Filipino Club, Letter- man, Var. Football, Block W. Marshall, Ennia — J.A., B.C.C., T.A., Drama Tracy Mathews Troy Mathews Larry Mack Giang Mai Mayo, Nikki — Spirit Club, B.C.C., Office Assist., Songgirl, Sr. Activities, J.V. Basketball, Var. Basketball, A Cappella McGinn, Kathy — J.A., Reg. Rep., Gymnas- tics, Block W., Honor Roll Nikki Mayo Kenneth McDonell Kathy McGinn McLoughlin, Lori — Class Sales, Var. Basket- ball, Softball, Block W., CSF, Honor Roll Miyashiro, Renee — Bowling, Reg. Sec., Class Sales, Sr. Activities, Surveyor Staff, Honor Roll Lori McLoughlin William McManus Henry Miggins Kermith Miller Josie Miranda Renee Miyashiro Munger, Willow — Surveyor Staff, Stage Crew, Term Play Musical, Fencing, Block W., Honor Roll, Brown University Book Award Murakami, Gary — Japanese Club, Spanish Club Treasurer, J.A., Sr. Activities, J.V. and Var. Swimming, Block W., CSF, Honor Roll, Key Club Pres. Ricardo Myers Curtis Nakano Kenneth Nash Mardriss Nelson Dora Ng Florence Ng Lina Ng Melanie Ng Doi Nguyen Nelson, Mardrise — Stage Crew, Office Assist., Reg. Rep., Honor Roll Ng, Dora — Secretary Nguyen, Khanh — J.A., Honor Roll Nogues, Nicole — Surveyor Staff Nunez, Gaspar — J.V. Baseball, Var. Baseball, Soccer 41 Oh Katherine — Korean Club, Office Assist., Church Sabbath, School Vice-Secretary, Mem- ber of Church Choir Kevin O’Conner Katherine Oh Josephine Ong Joseph Orth Stanley Otsuki Cathy Ozaki Otsuki, Stanley — Japanese Club, Class Sales, CSF Ozaki, Cathy — Japanese Club Pres., Class Sales, Jr. Activities Pan, Shirley P.C. — Chinese Club, French Club, Honor Roll Shirley Pan Angella Park Vinay Patel Dan Patterson Chrysanthe Paxinos Lisa Pearson Patterson, Dan — Eagles, Reg. Rep., Block W., Var. Cross Country Paxinos, Chrysanthe Eleni — Surveyor Staff, Greek Club V.P., Letterman, Class Sales, Soft- ball, Badminton, Block W., Honor Roll Pearson, Lisa Cheryl — Surveyor Staff, Speech Team, G.S.S., Executive Council, Reg. Rep, Class Sales, Sr. Activities, Term Play Musical, A Cappella, Chamber Choir, Ladies' Ensemble, Drama, Honor Roll, Keywanettes Club 42 Phabmixay, Phoutharac — CSF Pon, Kaley — J.V. and Var. Weight Lifting, Honor Roll Pon, Kelly — Honor Roll Phoutharac Phabmixay Kaley Pon Kelly Pon Stuart Poon Nikki Pratchios Elizabeth Puck So Shan Quan Regina Quilala Poon, Stuart — Sr. Advisor, Eagles, Class Sales, Jr. Activities, Sr. Activities, CSF, Honor Roll, Key Club Puck, Elizabeth — Speech Team, Office Assist., T.A., Drum Corps, Term Play Musi- cal Quan, Robin — Lab. Assist., Sr. Advisor, G.S.S , CSF, Honor Roll Quan, SoShan — Office Assist., Honor Roll Quilala, Regina — Office Assist., Var. Basket- ball, Softball Ftachel Quon Andrew Quong Nina Rannells Quong, Andrew — T.A. Ftannells, Nina — Class Sales 43 Reddick, Norbert — B.C.C., T.A., Reg. Rep., Class Reddick, Sonya — T.A., Lettergirl Renfrew, Todd — Model U N., SWEEP, Sr. Advi- sor, Eagles, Lefterman, Reg. Rep., Class Sales, Jr. Sr. Activities, J.V. Var. Football, Jr. Var. Baseball, J.V. Var. Basketball, Block W., CSF, Honor Roll, Key Club Reschert, Donna — The Eagle, CSF, Honor Roll Rhine, Stephanie — French Club Pres., Recy- cling Club, SWEEP, Surveyor Staff, Spirit Club, G.S.S., Cheerleader. Reg. Rep., Class Sales, Jr. Sr. Activities, Bloc W., CSF. Keywanettes Club Richards, Linda Marie — Stuttgart American High School Roberts, Angela — The Eagle, Speech Team, J.A., Reg. Rep., Class Sales, Drama, A Cap- pella, Jr. Activities Rodrigues, Ron — Surveyor Staff, T.A., Term Play Musical, J.V. Var. Baseball, A Cap- pella, Chamber Choir, Mens’ Ensemble, Block W. Donna Reschert Stephanie Rhine Linda Richards Sylvia Richardson Angela Roberts Ron Rodrigues Rooks, Noliwe — Library Office Assist., Class Sales, Var. Track, Block W. Rudometkin, Richard — Bowling, Speech Team, J.A., Letter Society, Class Sales, Block W., Jr. Sr. Activities, Var. Baseball, Var. Tennis, Honor Roll Rush, Daula — J.A., Sec., Dances, CSF 44 Schaezlein, Robert — Jr. Var. Football, Jr. Var. Var. Wrestling, Band, Block W. Sergienko, Alex — Chem. Lab, Honor Roll Daniel Schopplein Alex Sergienko Stephen Shimamoto Saavedra, Liza Balot — Cheerleader, Volleyball Saito, Kay — Var. Track Salvador, Nida — Office Counselor Assist., T.A. Ray Salvador Cybil Sampson Robert Schaezlein Maurice Silverman Christine Simmons Siao, Hung — J.A., Honor Roll Silverman, Maurice — Filipino Club, Class Sales, Sr. Activities, 125s Basketball, Block W. Kay Saito Nida Salvador Liza Saavedra Simmons, Edward — 125s Basketball, Block W. Slippy, Mark — Surveyor Staff, Reg. Rep., Jr. Var. Football, Jr. Var. Var. Baseball, Block W. Edward Simmons Phonepraeuth Sivilay Mark Slippy Smith, Charmayne — Speech Team, B.C.C., Cheerleader, Class Sales Smith, Sanford — Spanish Club, Speech Team, Spirit Club, B.C.C., Sr. Advisor, Eagle, Veil-Leaders, Mascot, Dance Committee, Jr. Sr. Activities, Var. Swim Team, Gymnas- tics, All State Honor Choir, Concert Band, Chamber Choir, Mens' Ensemble, Barber Shop Quartet, Drama, Music, Sweet and Cool, Youth in Song, Sounds of Spring, Term Shows Son, Kami — Korean Club, Office Assist., Counselors, T.A., Treas. Korean Club, Bad- minton Charmayne Smith Sanford Smith Scott Smith Kami Son Pamela Stephens Brad Stewart Linda Stewart Carl Storey Debra Stover Stewart, Linda — B.C.C., Office Assist. Stover, Debra — Varsity Track, Drama 46 Stuppin, Michael — Eagle, Red Cross, Sr. Advi- sor, Class Sales, Jr. Activities, Jr. Var. Tennis, Block W., Key Club Sugioka, Naomi — Softball Suh, Jin — Korean Club Michael Stuppin Naomi Sugioka Jin Bo Suh Wade Sumner Sedrena Sutton Joi Suzuki Sumner, Wade — Recycling Club, The Eagle, Surveyor Staff, T.A., Jr. Activities, Jr. Var. Tennis, Gymnastic, Honor Roll Sutton, Sedrena — Pep Squad Suzuki, Joi — Japanese Club, SWEEP, Sr. Advisor, G.S.S., Exec. Council, Reg. Rep., Class Sales, Jr. Activities, CSF, Honor Roll, Keywanettes Club, CSF, Sec., Japanese Club Vice-Pres. Roger Szeto Tony T ai Ken Tam Terry Tam Wesley Tanaka Lai San Tang Vincent Taw Agnes The Jonathan Thomas Taw, Vincent — SWEEP, Badminton The, Agnes — Chinese Club, Speech Team, Office Assist., Dance Committee, Drill Team, Term Play Musicals, Gymnastics, Badmin- ton, Chamber Choir Thomas, Jonathan — SWEEP, Letterman, Term Play Musicals, Jr. Var. Var. Track, Jazz Concert Band, Block W. Tom, Gary — Lab Assist., Class Sales, Jr. Var. Baseball, Block W., Honor Roll Tom, Preston — Eagle, Class Sales, CSF, Honor Roll Pamela Thomas Gary Tom Preston Tom Travis, Vajezatha — J.A. Pres., Softball, Block W. Tony Toy Vajezatha Travis Patrick T roubetzkoy LoriTsuji John Tynan Michael Utsumi Utsumi, Michael — Vice Pres., Sec. Japanese Club, Exec. Council, Class Sales Venenciano, Robert — Filipino Club, Office Assist., Jr. Activities, Honor Roll Robert Venenciano Thi Kim Phuong Vo Darryl Walker Michael Walker Ruedell Walker Garbo Wan Wan, Garbo — Library, Office and Counselors Assist., CSF, Honor Roll 49 Ward, Charles — Recycling Club, T.A., Jr. Var. Track, Jr. Var. Var. Wrestling, Var. Football — Capt .Golf, Block W Washington, Yvette — Band, Dances Wherry, Holly — J.A., Honor Roll Linda Washington Yvette Washington Charles Ward Rhys Wasson Holly Wherry Michelle Williams Sherry Williams Lisa Won Alison Wong Won, Lisa — Concert Band, CSF Wong, Alison — Surveyor Stall, Program Com- mittee, Sr. Advisor, Treasurer, Exec. Council, Class Sales, Jr. Sr. Activities, Honor Roll 50 Wong, Debbie — Chinese Club Wong, Diane — Office Assist., Volleyball, Block W., Honor Roll Wong, Edward — Chinese Club, CSF, Honor Roll Debbie Wong Diane Wong Edward Wong George Wong Janet Wong Jennifer Wong Wong, George — Office Assist. Wong, Janet — SWEEP Inspector, Sr. Advisor, Eagles Sec., May Queen Chairperson, Vice- Pres., Exec. Council, Class Sales, Jr. Sr. Activities, CSF, Honor Roll, Key Club Sec. Wong, Jennifer — Chinese Club, Class Sales, Sr. Activities, Honor Roll Wong, Millie — Chinese Club, Red Cross, J.A., Office Assist., Class Sales Linda Wong Millie Wong Mimi Wong Peggy Wong Robert Wong Salinda Wong Wong, Peggy — Library Assist., Class Sales, Honor Roll, Sr. Activities Wong, Salinda — Chinese Club, Red Cross, SWEEP, Sr. Advisor, Reg. Rep., Class Sales, Jr. Sr. Activities, CSF, Honor Roll, Keywanettes Club Sophia Wong Tim Wong Athena Woo Wong, Sophia — Surveyor Staff 1981 Sports Editor, J.A. Office Assist., Tutor, Var. Cheer- leader '79-’81, Var. Football Manager, Track Assist. Wong, Tim — CSF, Honor Roll Woo, Athena — Library Assist., T.A. Laurie Woo Ivory Wright Karen Wright Woo, Laurie — Chinese Club, J.A., Counselor Office Assist., Bookroom, Exec. Council, Class Sales, Jr. Activities Wright, Karen — The Eagle, Sr. Advisor, G.S.S., Class Sales, Badminton, Block W., Honor Roll, Keywanettes Club Xavier, Albert — French Club, Model U.N., J.A., T.A., Jr. Var. Track, Jr. Var. Cross Country, Honor Roll Valerie Wright Albert Xavier Hiroshi Yamaguchi Herbert Yamamoto Jamie Yamamura Lena Yan Yamamoto, Herbert — Japanese Club, SWEEP, Bookroom, Eagle, Class Sales, CSF, Honor Roll, Key Club Yamamura, Jaime — Surveyor Staff, Office Assist., Jr. Sr. Activities, Softball, Block W. Yan, Lena — Library Office Assist., Class Sales 52 Marilyn Yee Sam Yee Stanley Yee Wesley Yee Teresa Yim Robert Yon Yee, Marilyn — Chinese Club, Red Cross, Class Sales Yee, Sam — Backgammon, Chinese Club, Let- terman Society, Sr. Advisor, Eagle, Block W., Reg. Rep., Class Sales, Jr. Sr. Activities, Var. Tennis, Key Club Yim, Teresa — Japanese Club, Reg. Rep., Class Sales Young, Benson — Backgammon, Chinese Club, Japanese Club, Model U N., Red Cross, Pro- gram Committee, Reg. Rep., S.A.C., Class Sales, Honor Roll Young, Rose — Chinese Club, Red Cross, Library, T.A., Sr. Advisor, Reg. Rep., Class Sales, Jr. Sr. Activities, Honor Roll, Keywan- ettes Club Song Hui Yoo Benson Young Rose Young S3 David Yu — Honor Roll Herman Yow David Yu Sammy Yu Fei Ling Yuan Senior Class Officers (L to R) Top Row — Lillian Mak, Shirley Pan, Aline Jung. Joi Suzuki. Nancy Chan. Exec. Council. (L to R) Bottom Row — Alison Wong, Treas.; Anna Louie, Sec.; Janet Wong. V.P.; Kevin Broussard, Pres SENIORS SAY.. Shirlyn Almuete —“My future plans are to attend college and major in the medical field. I would like to wish the best for all my friends, GOOD LUCK!” Kenneth Andres — “I plan to go to City College and study business or music; then find a good steady job; and most likely get married and have a nice big mansion in Beverly Hills with all modern essentials and two cars. The Class of '81 will always be the BEST! Evangeline Arcia — I will be graduating Feb. '81, going to City College, majoring in computer programming. Susan Arima — I plan to go to college, have lots of fun, and get a degree in business. I would like to wish ail of my friends lots of luck in future years. Class of '81 is 1!” Beverly Ballard — I plan to attend S.F. State College in a career in the medical field. Fenton Baptiste — I plan to go to college and continue to play baseball as far as my abilities will take me, hopefully to the major leagues. I would also like to own a sporting goods store. Good luck in the future to all of my friends, especially Clarice Thacker.” Susan Bickel — “I plan to go to work full time and maybe take some night classes at City College. Good luck to all my friends — Class of '81! Allen Biggs — I plan to go into music, because that's what I like! Best wishes and all that B.S. to anyone and everyone. Stay cool and do your own thing.” Marianne Bountouvas — “I hope to find success in any- thing I attempt, and I wish the Class of '81 love, health, and happiness.” Addieline Bradley — I plan to go to modeling school or to be an actress.” Keith Broussard — I plan to go into electrical engineer- ing after studying at City College and the Univ. of Calif., Berkely. Karen Bunton — “I plan to attend college in the field of computer science. To Jamie: Hold your head high and you’re going to go through. To Elaine: Enjoy life, love, and be happy.” Laura Burton — I plan to go into the army for two years, and then go to college to help the handicapped.” Sheila Burton — I plan to attend some type of college. Best of luck to next year's seniors.” Michelle Butler — “My future plans are to attend UCLA for 4 years and obtain a degree in business administration. After college I plan to further my education by starting my own company and learn from the experience.” Thomas Caristi — Plans: Academy of Art College, New York Magazine. Thomas Caristi — I intend to join the Army — I would like to be a park ranger.” Irma Cayanan — I plan to attend 4 years of college. As of now I would like to major in psychology. Another alter- native is to take up nursing.” Nancy Chan — Best wishes and all the happiness in the world to all the friends I've made at Wash. Bye! I'll miss you all! Class of '81 is Mighty Fine!” Nancy Chan — “For the future, I plan to go to college and major in fashion merchandising.” Thelma Chan — “I want to get into a good college and major in biological science. Chira Chen — My future plans are to go to a good col- lege and get a job. I would wish people would pick up their own garbage without other people getting on their back, so we would keep our campus clean.” Gaik-Hoon Cheok — “I hope to join a badminton team or table tennis team. I like badminton very much.” Barbara Chin — “I hope to attend UC, Berkely, and later find a career in accounting. Many thanks to all my friends and teachers who have made my 3 years here a memora- ble and fantastic trip. Best of luck to the bunch on the 3rd floor. May the Lord bless them all 'til we meet again! Kenny Chin — I want to get out of high school and work I also plan to go to college.” Natalie Chin — I would like to go to college to get my BA and Master's degrees. I hope to get in the field of busi- ness.” Ernest Chow — “I plan to make it in life. Johnny Chow — I plan to go to college.” Brian Choy — I plan to go to S.F. State College for at least 4 years. I plan to travel far in my spare time. I would like to say to all students that Rock Roll Rules! Glenn Chu — “Meeting and knowing many people doesn’t mean you have many friends, as I have found out. For those who are my friends I wish fhe best of luck in the future wherever you go. My future plans are to go to col- lege and then the good life after! Roxanne Chu — I plan to go to City College for a year, then transfer to a university or state college; then find a decent job and lead a happy life.” Greg Chua — I plan to finish college and go into work in the field of audio visual communications and or become a professional musician.” Peter Chun — I plan to go to college and then find a job.” David Clark — I plan to go to college.” Soledad Clemente — “My plans are to work in an office and to be a model someday. I plan to go to college. It has been nice to be one of the students at Wash. Michael Coit — I plan to attend UCLA and further my education in a communication field.” Karen Covello — I plan to go to college in Israel (Haifa Univ.) and study the humanities. I plan to get an advanced degree in history, anthropology, or archeology.” Doug Cowan — I plan to go into commercial art and design as my future vocation. Leroy Crofton — “I plan to go to UCLA and major in pho- tography. I would like to say goodbye to all my friends: M. P., A. S., E. W., A. L., T. G., D. M., D. W. Goodbye Class of '81 and good luck! Anthony Dalida — I would like to enter the world of com- puters and be successful in it. Linda Davis — I plan to be a doctor. Dieter Dierks — I run the GWHS Amateur Radio Station. I hope to get a B.S. in electronics engineering. Michael Diggs — I plan to go to college and become a football player or a doctor.” Mary Drescher — I plan to be either a veterinarian or a psychologist and hopefully have a lot of fun in college. David Duann — I plan to attend either UC, Santa Bar- bara, or UC, Davis, and then, if I don’t drop out, get my PHD in something.” Lidia Dudin — “I plan to further my education and attend a university where I can major in broadcasting.” Vivian Dunlap — “I plan to go to college, then go into advertising and hopefully upgrade the commercials we see today!” Eric Easton — I am a new student and have no plans.” David Eng — I will just bum around for a while until I get accepted into UC.” Regina Evans — I hope that our Class of '81 will be 1 for years to come.” Mario Flores — I am going to college to get a degree in theater, if I get accepted. Otherwise, I will live my life to its fullest.” 56 Victor Fong — But this one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those things which are before, I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Phil. 3: 13-14 Charles Fonseca — I plan to go to college. Kim Forwood — I would like to pursue my interest in movie making, hopefully in front of a camera. I would also like to write for a teen star magazine. Most of all I want to have fun. I hope all my friends achieve their goals. Good luck and happiness, and have fun from the 1 SETSIT- TER. Rodney Fujimoto — I will miss you a lot AMW, thanks and take care.” Maria Galanis — I plan to go to a state college and major in broadcasting. If not, I will try to get established in some kind of business field.” Jessica Gedman — “I plan to stay single until I am 30. I want to live in Beverly Hills in a beautiful mansion.” Raymond Gee — I want to be a microbiologist after col- lege.” Tonya Gordon — I will become a registered dental assistant. I plan to raise a family one day when I know that I am financially stable and ready for it. Jerik Griffey — Doctor, M.D. Jon Halsey — “I hope to some day serve my country in some leadership capacity, and also prove that good grades need not be compromised by participation in sports. Jamie Henschel — I plan to go to college and study the- atrical arts and political science. I wish good luck to the Class of ’81! In remembrance of my good friends, take care of yourselves and I will see you at the reunion. I will never forget my special friends and Phil — Love ya! Kenneth Ho — Aircraft Mechanic. Linda Horn — 'I will go two years to City College and then find a job.” Debbie Huie — I plan to go to college. William Ishida — “I plan to go to college and join more clubs while I am there. The best of luck to the Class of '82! Stephanie Jackson — “I plan to attend S.F. State Univ. and major in Data Processing and Accounting. Amy Jang — If possible I plan to get out of high school in the Sp. '81, If not I will stay until Sp. '82; they are a richer class anyway. Lawrence Jew — I plan to go to college and from then on I will find an occupation. Sharon Jolley — I am going back East to college or maybe to Germany. I want to go into law or psychology. Whatever I decide, I hope I will be able to use the informa- tion I learn in the sign language class I am taking. Deanna Jow — “I plan to go into a medical field. To the Class of '81, keep on smiling and shoot for the stars! Praise God for the past and trust him for all that is to come. Steve Jow — In the future, and now, I am going to Rock and Roll myself to the fullest. I want to go to Long Beach State (party school!!) and generally make the most of my life. Aline Jung — I plan to go to college and bear the agony of it! Washington has given me a lot of friends who will be important in my life! To all those friends ... THANKS for all those happy and rotten memories that I will cherish! I wish the Class of '81 all the luck in the world, and may success come our way to be 1 Lisa Kajiwara — My future plans are to be a hairstylist, if possible. If not, I will just do some friends' hair. I wish to all my friends the best of luck in the future. Special luck to L. W„ D. H„ K. C., L. L, D. N.. M. N., T. T„ M. L, and A. L. I hope A. L. and I can make things happen again.” John Kern — I plan to go to a four year college and study the environmental programs. Valerie Key — I plan to go to college, graduate, and sit on the beach and meditate about the problems of the world. Maureen Khoo — I am interested in biolobical sciences and mathematics. I am going to S.F. State and will major in biology. I will be volunteering in U S. Public Health Hospi- tals. Chae Moon Kim — Undecided.” Esther Koga — I plan to go to City College and go into business, Good luck to the Class of '81. I will miss my friends. Victor Koga — I would like to becom a C.H.P. To all by brothers and to all the ladies, take it slow and keep in touch. Elizabeth Konder — I plan to go to college, then come back to Washington and reorganize the whole school sys- tem. Marlene Kwan — My future plans are to go to college. Joanie Kwok — I plan to continue my gymnastics and attend City College. I hope to see more of R. B. H. and give my love to him. I wish R. B. H. were reading this and give all my best wishes to all my friends, such as S. L., C. J., and others. Goodbye GWHS.” Betty Kwong — “I plan to go to college. I pray that God will guide me through in everything I do. Sylvia Kwong — “lam planning to go to San Jose State.” Karin LaCombe — I plan on going to a four year college to study journalism. Someday I hope to write for a maga- zine and maybe become the editor. Jimmy Lam — “My plans are to go to college and com- plete my majors and studies. Washington is a fine school; however, it definitely needs more spirit. Lisa Larsen (Andi) — I hope to major in communica- tions at Emerson in Boston, Massachusetts. I want to be a famous, successful, wealthy, free-lance novelist and maybe write a screenplay. I want to travel around the world and bike across the U.S.A. and up to Alaska. This summer my best friends: Chrysanthe, Sheri J., Michelle W., and I are planning to trip across the U.S. and hit as many states as possible, which has been a dream of mine for about ten years. Bye!” Allen Lau — Go to U.C.B Caesar Lau — I plan to go to college and get a business degree and hopefully be.an owner of some kind of busi- ness. Angela Lee — “I am going to try to get into U.S.D. and become a vet. So everyone, remember me. If I don't make that then I guess I'll have to become a music star . . . if I ever learn how to sing well. I am thinking of you Ml. Betty Lee — Good luck to the class of 1981 Carolyn Lee — I hope to become an artist for the Lord, if not maybe something useful for the Lord. Janice Maureen Lee — I plan to go on to college where I will major in English. To those of my friends who have set high goals for themselves in hopes of reaching them, I wish the very best of luck. Jong Sang Lee — When I grow up I want to be a dentist. If I can’t I will be a painter. That is all I want to be. Mayme Lee — “My future plan is to go to college. Sampson Lee — I plan to join the Air Force for a couple of years. I wish everybody good luck, expecially Jimmy. One last thing, Rock and Roll sucks. Sharon Lee — I will attend City College in January and transfer to State College and study fashion design. Hope to Tony Gayer. Hope to all my friends for all their lives. 57 Karlene Lee-Tung — I plan to go to college and then go to a University where I will major in a medical field. Maria Lemke — After graduation, I plan to go to State College and get a degree in Special Education. All my best to the Class of 1981!” Judy Leong — I plan to go to a Christian College and study for D.C.E.” Kevin Leong — After I graduate from here, I hope to attend City College for a couple of years, then to a State College to major in Architectural Drafting. I will also try to keep fencing. To Mr. Callan, 'En Guarde’ and to the library hall gang, may the force be with you! In the future, see ya around Wash. Marc Leukhardt — “I would like to buy a 62 Corvette with a balanced and blue-printed, blown 454 rat and race it at the Great or become a successful alcoholic.” Leslie Levins — “I plan to continue my education in col- lege.” Nellie Lew — I want to find a job and go to City College to major in Business Art.” Don Nobello Limin — I plan to serve the Army, where I will pursue my education for college. David Littlejohn — My future plans are to pursue a career in music and live life to the fullest before I get old.” John Liu — My future plan is to go to college. Mary Liu — “I’m off to S.F. City College for two years to decide whether to major in computer programming or accounting. When I decide, I will transfer to S.F. State Col- lege and continue my education there. Love, success, and happiness to all my friends, especially to C. L. for the times we shared together studying, laughing, crying, and loving. I will always remember those memories. C. L. don't ever lose that special touch for cheering me up. Take Care Always! Best of luck to the Class of 1981 G. D. Long — “I plan to go into the Army and become a second Lt.” Beverly Lore — lam going to do what my mother sug- gested, go to beauty school and be a hairstylist and hope- fully have my own salon.” Anna Louie — I am planning to attend any college that accepts me (a person like me can't be choosy). I hope to be at least satisfied with my life in the future, and I wish the best for my weird friends: S. A., S. L., S. K., A. J., D. M., who has another year to go but ... and especially D. C. Maybe someday you will see J. T. at Berkeley. And to the entire class of '81 I wish you all the happiness in the world.” Lana Louie — I want to buy a house as soon as possible, and probably major in business.” Stephanie Louie — I have no future plans yet. Maybe I will go to Flarvard or Yale (haha!!) and study student rights, then come back to Wash, and correct everything that went wrong for us. Still, we did have good times somewhere in there with memories that will go unforgotten. Just three years ago we said “hi” and now its see ya , but not for long. In ten short years we should get together and relive the past. Holy,_____, that won’t be until 1991!! Good luck A. W., S. R., B. C., A. L., D. H., and everyone else with ini- tials from A to ZH Terrence Louie — “I plan to take an aeronautics program at City College and get a license in aeronautic mechan- ics. Vincent Louie — “I plan to be a billionaire.” Jacqueline Loville — I am going on to college to major in broadcasting and I hope to work for a major television _network or work in films.” Kelly Low — I plan to attend two years at CCS F., and then on to an art school for 2-4 years. I hope to go into commercial art, make mucho mulah, and retire early! Best wishes to my old and new friends: V. D.. J. L.. N. C., M. L., S. L.,B. C.,Band.” Roger Lu — My plans are to go to college for about four years and major in electronics. There should be more school spirit, especially at football games. Susie Lui — I plan to go to college after high school. I am really proud and totally enjoyed being a student at Wash- ington.” Lillian Mak — “I have enjoyed my years here, but I have to move on, whatever lies ahead, I put into God's hands. He has helped me through so much and I know he'll be there in the days to come. God bless you all!” Arleen Malihan — I would like to go to U.C., Berkeley, and major in business administration. I am proud to be graduating from a fine school. Pauline Mamalo — My future plan is to get married in five years to my sweetheart Roger S. Aguirre, and hope- fully get a job in the future as a computer programmer. Yvette Mansfield — I would like to say goodbye to all my good friends. Roderick Marquez — I would like to finish college, get a great job, and have a beautiful future with N.S. To my brother, Tony, two more years, having fun, it is crazy. Thank you Mom. Good luck Class of '81. Tracy Mathews — My plan for the future is to do some- thing that is worth doing. I have enjoyed my last year at Washington as a senior V.I.P.” Kathy McGinn — I hope to go to Humbolt State, where I plan to have fun and learn a little. I hope that all the future Washingtonians have a better time here than I did. All I can say is Thank God it’s all over.” Lori McLoughlin — I plan to go to college and I'll always continue to try my hardest to conqure whatever I take on in life. I want to wish the best of luck, happiness, and success to all my friends and teachers who made high school fun and loveable. I'll miss you all but I’ll never forget you. Class of'81 is 1!!! Tony Miggins — “It has been a pleasure going to Wash- ington High School. I would like to stay and graduate with my friends, but my time has come now. What I plan to do in the future is personal.” Renee Miyashiro — After graduating, I am going to cos- metology school. I would like to eventually own my own chain of beauty salons. Good luck in the future to all my friends!! Willow Munger — Hopefully, I will major in biology at U.C. Santa Cruz. Armed with that knowledge, I will seek to make the world a better place for man and beast. I’m going to marry and extragalactic wizard and we'll live in a castle made of blue, gold and green art nouveau flame gloss floating twenty feet in the air above Moss Beach. There I will write science-fiction and take potshots with a speargun at the critter poachers from the highest turret.” Gary Murakami — I plan to go into the field of architec- ture at Cal Poly in San Louis Obispo, and become a suc- cessful architect. In the meantime, I’d like to keep on swimming as long as possible. Thanks, Mrs. Marcus, for all the help and time you unselfishly gave me and the Execu- tive Board in making student government a success. I'd also like to thank all the 'GW' seal teammates for their encouragement and cooperation in making my last year worthwhile. Mardriss Nelson — “My future plans as of now are pass- ing all my classes, graduating, and going to college, where I’ll major in English or the communications field. After col- 58 lege, I plan to become a hermit and grow a long beard. But seriously folks, I plan to continue my career in whatever I major in.” Melanie Ng — “It was great being here the past years at Washington High. I hope it was also great for you!” Khanh Nguyen — I want to become a registered nurse.” Kevin O’Conner — I plan to be rich and not work.” Stanley Otsuki — I plan to work at Mifune restaurant after nigh school. I’d rather just kick back and goof off. I hope K. S. has fun in Hawaii. Cathy Ozaki — Graduate! Shirley P. C. Pan — I am planning to attend U.C.B., after graduating from high school, and majoring in business administration. I wish all my friends happiness and great fortune in the future. Maggie Paruiguo — My plans for the future are to per- form the art of ballet, and to wish the other students of George Washington the best of luck in the future. Jake Pass — “I am extremely interested in alternative energy programs. I plan on working these problems out through public relations and communications.” Vinay Patel — I plan to go to college. Dan Patterson — My goal is to attend college and then dental school. I would like to practice dentistry in the His- panic community where Hispanic dentists are needed. I am a founding member of the RICHMOND LOWS, lowrider car club.” Chrysanthe Eleni Paxinos — I plan to go college in Boston or San Francisco, become filthy rich in business and become a prosperous a landlady. Van Halen rock rules!!” Lisa Cheryl Pearson — “When I leave our beloved Washington, I hope to finally find someone who will take rne to Funky Town, and also to liberate the world from bor- ing conversations by interjecting such unruly words as bizarre, crass, yummy, vortex blobs, snide, and wonderful into my phrases. I plan to major in dramatic barbershop basket weaving and write a series of novels dealing with fried rice, bagels, and worms. I leave the sacred audito- rium and music wing to my faithful servants Swan, Her- man, and Stanley while I reserve the rights for my autobi- ography for ERICTHOMFRITZPAULLAURADONALABE RTLISARPUDAVID and all the other ODD people who kept life from being simple. Goodbye, Washington, Good- bye!!” Kaley Pon — “I plan to be a brain surgeon, and to pursue a life of wealth and fortune.” Stuart Poon — “Remember to keep in touch A. M. W., P. W. T., and last but not least A. L. As for my plans, I want to become a dentist or something like that.” Elizabeth Puck — I would like to thank everyone who helped me out. I would like to keep on going to school, and I would like to further my career in public relations. I wish to keep my friends.” Regina Quilala — “I plan to on to college and then to a police academy. My comment is I really hope I can go through with this career. Nina Rannells — Thanks for being such a great registry teacher Mr. Wolgin! Norbet Reddick — “I plan to attend a junior college and study business. From there, I plan to go to a university for my degree in business.” Sonya Reddick — I plan to help out as much as I can with the senior activities.” Todd Renfrew — I plan to go to Princeton University and be a man of the world Donna Reschert — “My future plans include going to col- lege and traveling back to Europe where some of the nicest people I have ever known live. Stephanie Rhine — I will become the best woman envi- ronmental scientist there is. My hope is to help out all peo- ple around the world and hopefully change this capitalistic noncaring society. To all my friends, especially A. W., S. L., N. R., and J. T. thank for being there when I needed you. Linda Marie Richards — I'd like to attend college and become a journalist... I made it. Mom!” Sylvia Richardson — I plan to go to a regular college or to Heald Business College. Angela Roberts — I plan to attend City College for two years to study jounalism and photography I also would like to go to another college or university to study film mak- ing. I hope someday to be a writer, director, or even a pro- ducer for some large movie firm or I might major in com- munications and work for television station as a writer director and producer. I'll also probably do some fashion photography. Ron Rodrigues — I hope to go on to college at San Diego State and major in physical education or maybe fall back on my mother's and father's company. Noliwe Rooks — I would like to attend a college back east or either State and major in film making or journal- ism. Richard Rudometkin — I plan to go to Santa Cruz, party for four more years while trying to study law and communications, and play baseball, plus stay out of trou- ble or not get caught. To all my friends at G. W., try to lay off the booze, ludes, doobs, and books. To J” at Lowell, keep up the hoop, you might make it. To D down south, wish you love and happiness throughout your life. P S. I SOLD MY SOUL FOR ROCK 'N' ROLL! Kay Saito — My plans are to go to college any one that will accept me. Nida Salvador — My future plan it to go work and con- tinue on college. Andre Scott — My plan is to attend college.” Abraham Shem — In the future I would like to put to use the knowledge that I gain through college to contribute to human kindness.” Alex Sherstinsky — I plan to go to college and major in Medicine. I also want to get involved in music, athletics, and any sport games. Julie Shih — My future plan is to become a good cosme- tologist, but before that, when I graduate in January 1981, I would like to to to work. Then, I will go to college. Maurice Silverman — I will plan on going to City Col- lege and taking a course in Hotel Management. Christine Simmons — I hope to pursue a career in the Arts.” Charmayne Smith — I plan to go to State College and major in journalism. My goal is to become an anchor woman or a spokesperson on the radio.” Sanford Smith — “I plan to go to Cal Poly S.L.O. After which, I will live in Spain, indefinitely. I just want to thank all the little people, who helped me through life’s journey.” Kami Son — I plan to go to college and continue my stud- ies and get a job in the traveling field.” David Spalding — “I intend to pursue a career in film writ- ing, directing, etc. Creative writing is another field I am professionally interested in, although I consider myself fluent in many varied and wide spread fields.” David Stoller —“I plan to pursue a career in computer sci- ence. I am a photographer for the yearbook, and I con- sider myself smart, darling and handsome.” 59 Debra Stover — “My plans are to go to college and maybe go into acting school. My years here were pretty fun, but now I am free and can do what I want. Naomi Sugioka — I am definitely a career minded woman but still undecided about the exact occupation. Since we are all aspiring to be some thing or another, to limit myself to a particular field at this time would be a shame. I am attracted to high fashion, glamorous people, and excessive lifestyles, so marketing and design are pos- sibilities. I hope to experience life fully and succeed in my chosen profession. I want to be happy. To my friends, you are deeply appreciated and I wish you all the best. Jin Suh — “I would like to join the Air Force and be an air- line pilot. Wade Sumner — “I plan to go to college and study every- thing. Steph, I have not forgotten you! Lisa, Susan, Denise, Halce, and Core, I will see you later. May the school fall down next semester. Sedrena Sutton — “My future plans are dealing with the Medical field.” Linda Tam — “I plan to go to college next fall, I hope to have a successful future, maybe I will become a million- aire. My three years at Washington will be long remem- bered.” Terry Tam — I plan to continue my education either at a junior college or directly to U.C. Berkeley where I will major in Business Administration.” Wesley Tanaka — “My first year at college I plan to go to C.S.M., because they are ranked 3 in girls. Then I plan to settle down and go to either U.C. Berkeley or S.F. State. Vincent Taw — ”1 plan to go to college and continue my education for four more years. Agnes The — I plan to attend more clubs and activities if it is possible.” Gary Tom — ”1 plan to continue with my architectural studies and pursue a career as an architect. I enjoyed my stay at G.W.H.S. and the ever so friendly and helpful atti- tude of the staff.” Preston Tom — I plan to attend Cal. Berkeley, but I have not decided what to major in. (How interesting?) Hey, cuz G. T., I heard life in general gets better in college, so hurry up and get out of here. Michael Utsumi — “I would just like to say thanks to Mr. Ruane for two fun years of English. Good luck to the J- Club and Rock still rules. See you guys at City. Sorry S. 0. the Phillies won't do it twice in a row. P. T. I won't see you next year, I've got to wait for K. L. and S. P., don't give up on A. L GO GIANTS! Tina Cheng Na Wang — I hope to go to a university. Beverly Ward — “I plan to go into the field of business and someday own a ladies' boutique.” Charles Ward — I would like to attend college, State would be nice. Football will play a big role in college for me. Also, college women. Holly Wherry — “I plan to possibly move out in 2-3 years and have a modeling school and live my life to the fullest with my Smokey. Elizabeth White — I plan to be a probation officer. Lori Winding — My future plans are to become a nursery school teacher and go to college. Lisa Won — I plan to go to college.” Alison Wong — I will probably end up in college, gradu- ate, and come out rich enough to do everything I want to do. Right now, I just want to thank S. R., B. C., and S. L., for their help during those rough times and most of all for their friendship. I also want to wish R. F., the someone spe- cial in my life, all the happiness in the world. Finally, to Sookie and you folks down at Lowell, thanks for the great times we've all shared (especially at Yosemite!). Remem- ber to keep in touch. Diane Wong — I plan to go to college and go into a sci- ence or math major. It was fun during my three years here because of the friendly environment. Janet Wong — I want to go to U.C. Davis and get a Mas- ter's degree in a math related field. My comment about Washington is that it’s okay. I prefer Wash, over Lowell anytime!!! Jennifer Wong — I plan to attend college and get a degree in art. Then, I will pursue a fashion designing career. I wish to thank all of my friends, teachers, and the 3rd floor gang for everything. Just me, Jen. Karen Wong — I plan to major in communications. Linda Wong — I plan to pursue a career in computer sci- ence and designing, with hopes of developing a computer designing firm of my own. I'd like to thank all my closest friends for helping me through these past three years. Good luck to all Washingtonians of the future — make it a memorable period of your life as I have.” Millie Wong — I plan to get a part-time job while in col- lege and hopefully get a job in a high school. I am not sure of my major yet. Mimi Wong — “I wish my family with good health and I, myself, hope will become successful. Robert Wong — I wish the best of luck to all my friends. My plans are to attend college and live a long happy life.” Sa linda Wong — “After high school I plan to go on to col- lege. I don’t know what my major will be yet, but whatever it is, it will be in line with God’s will. Best of luck to all my friends in their near future. Sophia Wong — My time at Washington has been good, even though some things didn’t go right when I wanted them to. I want to wish all my friends the best of luck with love and happiness. I hope to see all at the 10 year reun- ion. Also to Tim P., only you, always you, forever you. Tim Wong — I hope to go to U.C. Berkeley and obtain a Master’s degree. However, my biggest hope is not to lose my friends after I graduate from Wash. Also, I hope for the best to my friends.” Tina Wong — “I plan to go to college. Athena Woo — My plans are to go to college, find a job, and find happiness in the future. To all my friends, I wish them luck and happiness always. Laurie Woo — “I hope for a long happy life. Saliece Wright — “My future studies are computer tech., interior designs, drafting, and commercial art. Albert Xavier — I plan to further my education at Stanford and work my way to become a nuclear physcist.” Herb Yamamoto — My future plans include attending U.C. Berkeley and pursuing a career in the field of engi- neering. I wish my friends much success and internal hap- piness. To J. F. and K. S., thanks for the help throughout the years; take care amd good luck! Jaime Yamamura — I plan on going to State College, and then go into public relations or into computer pro- gramming and that’s the truth. I have to say good luck to all the girls of the softball team and my crazy friends on the 3rd floor, expecially Ricky, Tricia, Mutt, 60 Lisa, and Linda. Take it easy and good luck. Luv, Rabbit. Mee Ya Yee — I want to study political science.” Sam Yee — Well, having seniorities for the past two years I’m glad to get out of this X$ t school. I plan to go to S.F. State and would like to major in tennis. However, I think I’ll just go into business. Teresa Yim — It is just September 1980 and I'm writing something for June 1981, talk about doing things ahead of time! May all of you of the class of '81 find happiness in whatever plans you have for your future.” Benson Young — I plan to attend U.C. Davis and major in medicine. Hopefully, I can be a famous doctor someday and live in a big mansion with a garage to hold my turbo Carrea, Maserati, Ferrari, and Alfa Romeo. Well, I want to wish all my friends the best in their future and long livetoG.W.!! Rose Young — I plan to major in accounting and prob- ably spend 4 years in State College. Kenneth Yu — I’m really interested in music (guitar) and computers, so when I go to college, I want to major in those two.” Fei Ling Yuan — I want to try to become a clothes designer. A special thanks to all of the typists who contributed to this section: Mary Liu, Barbara Chin, Peggy Wong, Stephanie Rhine, and Sylvia Kwong. Your time and effort is greatly appreciated. MUSIC HEADLINES Stevie Wonder: Hotter than July Bruce Springsteen: The River John Lennon and Yoko Ono: Double Fantasy Steely Dan: Gaucho Devo: Freedom of Choice Air Supply: Every Woman in the World AC DC: Back in Black Blondie: Call Me Kool and the Gang: Celebration Dynasty: Do Me Right The Vapors: Turning Japanese Ray Goodman and Brown: Happy Anniversary ConFunkShun:Touch Kano: I’m Ready PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN IS ELECTED THE 40TH PRESIDENT. 52 HOSTAGES ARE RELEASED FROM IRAN AFTER 444 DAYS IN CAPTIVITY. 83 MILLION PEOPLE WATCHED MARY CROSBY (CHRISTI) SHOOT J.R. ON DALLAS. BOMBING IN HARVEY’S CASINO IN LAKE TAHOE. FIRE A T MGM IN LAS VEGAS. MT. ST. HELENS ERUPTS! EARTHQUAKE KILLS THOUSANDS IN ITALY. TRIAL OF GANG OF FOUR IN CHINA. ABSCAM SPORTS Phillies win the World Series. U.S.A. Boycotts the Summer Olympic Games. Oakland Raiders win Superbowl XV. Bjorn Borg wins 5th straight victory at Wimbledon. U.S. Hockey Team beats the Russians in Lake Placid. Sugar Ray Leonard is the new welter weight champ. Muhammad Ali loses to Larry Holmes in 8 rounds. MOVIES Ordinary People’’ The Great Santini” Airplane” “Brubaker” The Empire Strikes Back” The Shining Fame” Stir Crazy “Raging Bull” Altered States” Popeye” “Urban Cowboy” “Private Benjamin” “Nine to Five” “The Elephant Man” IN MEMORY OF: 8 Marines killed in rescue attempt of hostages John Lennon Mae West Steve McQueen Bing Crosby Peter Sellers Colonel Harlan Sanders Jimmy Durante Alfred Hitchcock Jesse Owens Josip Broz Tito Mohammed Reza Pahlovi Anastosio Somoza Bon Scott GUYS GALS Most Likely to Succeed Gary Murakami Barbara Chin Most School Spirited Sanford Smith Stephanie Rhine Most Athletic Victor Harden Lori McLoughlin Most Talented Allen Biggs Lisa Pearson Most Intellectual Gary Murakami Stephanie Rhine Most Friendly Sean Scallen Jamie Yamamura Most Shy Preston Tom Linda Hayashi Best Looking Lawrence Jew Bonnie Yee Best Smile Curtis Nakano Natalie Chin Best Personality Victor Koga Sherry Jolly Best Figure Kaley Pon Pauline Manalo Best Dressed Rod Marquez Karen Wright Class Clown Sanford Smith Jamie Yamamura Biggest Pain David Stoller Amy Jang Playboy Flirt Wade Sumner Naomi Sugioka Favorite Teacher Don Leach Effie Pandell Class of 1981 64 Most Likely to Succeed Gary Murakami Barbara Chin Most School Spirited Sanford Smith Stephanie Rhine Most... Most Intellectual Preston Tom Linda Hayashi Most Athletic Victor Harden Lori McLoughlin Most Talented Gary Murakami Stephanie Rhine Most Friendly Jamie Yamamura Sean Scallen Most Shy Best... Best Personality Pauline Manalo Kaley Pon Best Dressed Karen Wright Rod Marquez Sherry Jolly Victor Koga Best Figure early dimissal each trid re� EACH WEEK THAT PASSES SWEEP IN SPEC Best Looking Curtis Nakano Natalie Chin Bonnie Yee Lawrence Jew Best Smile f And the Rest... Class Clown Sanford Smith Jamie Yamamura Flirt Playboy Naomi Sugioka Wade Sumner Biggest Pain Amy Jang David Stoller Favorite Teacher Don Leach Effie Pandell 67 ORGANIZATIONS Eagle Society The Eagle Society is one of two honor societies at Washington. Stu- dents must meet specific scholarship requirements to join and retain mem- bership. The Eagles serve Washington and San Francisco in many areas. They empty the school trash cans, usher school activities and carry out a community project each year. Computer The Computer Club was formed to provide encourage- ment and help students interested in computer program- ming. Students who show an interest in this field are eligi- ble to join the club and have their own private account. Meetings are daily before school, at lunch, and after school in the library. MOST OF THE FOLLOWING SYMBOLS FOR THIS SECTION WERE CREATED BY GARY TOM ©1980 70 Greek The Greek Club is unique in that it is the only existing club of its kind in San Francisco. The club's success has enabled them to fly to Acapulco. During the spring the club gave a speech in Marin encouraging other high schools to keep the proud Greek tradition going strong. The purpose of G.S.S. is to provide assistance to the staff and students of Washington High School. Regularly performed ser- vices include: SWEEP inspec- tion, library inspection, and ush- ering at graduation. G.S.S. also provides community services. G.S.S. Bowling Intramural Bowling is open to all G.W.H.S. students who love to bowl. The league is divided into two terms. Each term is 10 weeks long. Students meet at Japan- town Bowl at 4 p.m. on Tues- days. Currently there are four- teen full teams of 3 persons. You need not to be an expert bowler to participate. 1 72 Vietnamese The Vietnamese Club was organized by a group of students in George Washington. The main purpose is for all Vietnamese students to get together and know one another. The club intends to run by being involved closely with their sponsor, Mrs. Wong, and the student body. The club will hold candy sales, car washes, etc., as a means of raising money. The second purpose is to serve as a bilingual workshop to help the new students who have problems with English. Chinese-American The Chinese-American Club is open to any G.W.H.S. student. It's purpose is to extend Chinese culture to all who are interested. Besides participating in Chinese New Year festivities and sponsor- ing the annual Miss Chinatown Contest, the club performs ser- vices for the school. Weekly, its members proudly uphold the ide- als of SWEEP by sweeping the campus and by cleaning the walls of graffiti. It long list of activities include a trip in the spring. Much of the club’s suc- cess is due to its sponsors, Mr. Lionel Marcus and Mr. Daniel French The French Club is an organiza- tion that deals with the customs and traditions of the French culture. Throughout the year the club aims to help people become exposed to all French activities. Japanese The purpose of the Japanese Club is to help members become familiar with the Japanese community. The Japanese Club is also active in school with many candy sales, and participates in the May Festival. —--------------- Junior State The Junior State is a non-parti- san, non-profit, student run organi- zation which has been in existence for forty-five years. The Junior State brings together thousands of high school students from diverse back- grounds, and serves to involve, educate, and represent them in the political processes which govern their lives. The Junior State motto is Make Democracy Work. 73 Letter Society The Letter Society is a serv- ice organization open to block winners. The Society recog- nizes those who excel in ath- letics as well as academics. Y.E.S. The purpose of the Youth Emergency Service Team (YES Team) is to prepare youth to assist in disasters and other emergencies. The team lends itself to first aid classes and in school and community youth service programs. C.S.F. The California Scholarship Federation (C.S.F.) is an honor society affiliated with the state organization. Mem- bership to C.S.F. depends on scholarship and citizenship. The members usually visit a nearby university campus each semester in order to get a better understanding of col- lege procedures. Red Cross The purpose of the Red Cross Youth is to pro- vide supportive opportunities for students to appreciate and implement learning experiences through participation in service activities in the community. This youth club also explores career potentials through volunteer service in work-rela- ted experience. 75 1 Korean The purpose of this club is to pro- mote the spirit of brotherly love among the first and second genera- tion Korean students. The club imparts the community concerns and helps maintain the cultural her- itage. Model U.N. The Model United Nations is a club designed for students interested in learning about the United Nations, negotiating and debating. Every year schools from across the state participate in a conference held at U.C. Berkeley. This year Washington repre- sented France and Jamaica. Recycling The purpose of school recycling is to coordinate the collection of used paper from classrooms and offices of G.W.H.S. This used paper is sold in order to be recycled into more paper. This club conserves trees, saves energy and makes sense! Exec. Board The Executive Board consists ot five members elected to office by the student body. The Board works with the Executive Council to insure that the students of G.W.H.S. are well represented and that their opin- ions are voiced. Exec. Council The Executive Council consists of the five Execu- tive Board members, the Athletic Manager, the Stu- dent Advisory Council representative, an alternate, the President and five elected Council members of each of the four class levels. The purpose is to pro- mote unity and combat any problems confronting students in the school. Many of the fund-raising activi- ties at Washington include: organized car washes, food, flower, candy, balloon, button and t-shirt sales. 77 Speech Team members repre- sent the school in the Golden Gate Speech Team League when competing in the area of their own choice: Drama, Humor, Poetry Reading, Original Ora- tory, and Original Prose and Poetry. Someone interested in becoming a lawyer can learn skills through many of the dif- ferent debates. Burmese The purpose of the Burmese Club is to get acquainted with other Burmese students. During the course of the school year they have various sales designed to raise money and to bring the members together in a group to have fun. They have also planned to have roller-skating, ice-skat- ing, and eventually athletic competition between different clubs. 78 The Eagle The Eagle is the school’s newspaper. The paper is written and published in the Journal- ism and Printing classes. The Eagle is a most relia- ble source of news that is by and about the stu- dents themselves. It has been published regularly for over forty years and every student receives The Eagle without charge. As editor of the Clubs and Organizations section I have the prerogative to refuse to recollect the arguments, disagreements and unpleasant times we had while putting this section together. However, I will remember the times of mutual agreement and creativity developed while making our section. I would like to thank the photographers Tim Wong and Wade Sum- ner. Also, Paul Mica for his wonderful artwork. I wish to congratulate and thank members of the section: Karrie Ramm, for her grin and bare it attitude while making out the quad-packs; Jerome Brohovici for his smuggness, cropping ability, and intelligence which helped me at dis- tressing moments; and Mary Liu for her quick fingers at the typewriter. Finally, I wish to con- gratulate myself for raising my blood pressure only 3 points and holding our section together during this distressing, nevertheless enjoyable period. Meg and Mrs. Marcus... I DID IT! — Reed Minkin — Editor: Clubs and Organization Section 79 Pep The purpose of the Pep Club is to back up the Pep Squad and promote school spirit. The President, Sheila Burton, and Vice-President, Elaine Tate, are thanked for their time and effort. Backgammon The purpose of the Back- gammon Club is to learn the strategies of the game in tour- nament competition. The club meets daily to perfect their skills. 81 SPORTS 82 mwm pjhuiaiv m m toS ______________Vv- 83 Front Row (l-r) — Amdue Torres. David Gantt, Victor Harden. Ray Rex. Kenny Nash. Bosie Bohannon. Jonathan Thomas. Mike Diggs. Kevin Byrd, Ivory Wright Middle Row — Gene Cha, Doug Jones. Fenten Baptiste. Sadao Langteldt. Aden Allen. Andrew Dascoe. Eric Kinunen. Dave Williams, Russ Johnson. Alex Richardson. Roger Johnson. Kurt Kaywood Third Row — Robert Montgomery. Todd Ren- frew, Charles Ward, Ernest Dorsey. Dan Jones. Larry Smith. Alan Thomas, Yaron Mayer. Tony Valosek. William Bracy. Jon Halsey, Tony Clark. The varsity team had an inspiring season with the record ot 2-5. The first win was against Mission 14-7 at Kezar. The first TD came from quarterback Alan Thomas with a 1 yard run after an 80 yard drive in the start- ing quarter. The second TD was made by Victor Harden from 2 yards out in the 3rd quarter. Next the Eagles played McAteer. The Jaguars won by a score of 31-13 over the Eagles. The TD’s were scored by Vic Harden and Alan Thomas. The extra point was scored by Jon Halsey. The 3rd week, the Eagles faced the Lowell Indians. The Eagles played well, but were unable to stop Lowell with the score of 6-27. The only TD was scored by Harden. The Eagles played Lincoln next and were defeated with a scoreless game 0-22. After that wipe out, the Eagles played Bal- boa 3-19. The three points were scored by Jon Halsey. Galileo was next, the Eagles only score was on a 90-yard kick-off returned by Jonathan Thomas 6-27. Eagles ended their season with a win against Wilson 14-0. The TD's were by Vic Harden and Eric Kinunen and the extra points were by Jon Halsey. 85 FROSH Front — Melvin Huie, Terry Jefterson, Chris Davis. George Pang. Robert Shibata. Peter Williams, Lewis Reese. Mary Carrillo — Manager, George Pang Middle — Kevin Stampley, Alan Huey, John Yu. Kevin O'Neal, John Fememia. Mark Henderson. Tony McGruder, Albert Chu, Gene Chao, Robert McKenzie, Barry Ko, Keith Love, David Mashburn Back — Dwayne Redmond, Warren Parker, Bernard Kim- brough. Derrick Crenshaw. Marlon Brown, Done Solomon. Coach Callan, Coach Swariz. Coach Yee, David Dubimer, Lyndon Liu, Morton Horn, Eric Anderson. Tye Kushner, Tony Bachman 86 The frosh-soph team ended their terrific season with the record of 4-2. They started the season with the Mission Bears forfeiting. Soon after that, the Eagles took on the Galileo Lions in a scoreless game, 0-42. The following week they faced the Balboa Bucs. The points were scored by Dwayne Redmond and Richard Reese. Balboa defeated the Eagles with the score 27-13. The Eagles went on to crush the Wilson Warriors, 13-6. The ports were scored by Robert McKenzie. They won tneir next game against the Lincoln Mustangs, 18-6. Robert McKenzie highlighted the game by inter- cepting the ball and scoring. Dwayne Redmond and Gene Chao also scored in that game. The Eagles ended their season with a winning score. 26-18, against the Lowell Indians. The points were scored by McKenzie, Chao, Redmond, and Parker. V o L L E Y B A L L Top (l-r) — Sharon Hsu. Linda Inouye, Wendy Woo, Denise DeLosada. Anna Lee, Lenore Cabreras, Helen Kam, Vivian Dunlap, Mrs Zinns Middle — Karen Lee, Susie Ling, Shirley Lee, Shirley Tom Bottom — Madeline Kitagawa — Team Manager, Diana Wong, Jose- phine Tai Absent — Danielle Richardson Washington vs McAteer 15- 5,15- 4 Balboa 15- 4,15-12 Lowell 9-15,15- 8,12-15 Mission Forfeit Galileo 10-15,15-13,12-12 Wilson 15- 7,15- 3 Lincoln 15- 7, 11-15,15- 4 play-offs against Galileo 9-15,5-15 The Eagles had an exciting season with a record of 6-1. Even with the lost to Lowell, the team earned their way to the play-offs against Galileo. 88 Front (l-r) — John Essex, Michael Copeland. Chris Essex, Michael Ng Back — Bachert, Tom Halsey Not Shown — Michael Tong Jon Halsey. Paul Kernich. Sergeant Lindsey, Andrew The George Washington High School Rifle Team placed sec- ond this year after losing to Lowell 1149-1172. Being on of the finest teams in the city, it very rarely places below third, in fact in the last 4 years the lowest it has placed is second. Riflery is a tough, demanding sport that requires discipline, self-control and stamina. Unlike other sports, Riflery is more of a mental strain, than a physical one. Many people try out for the Rifle Team, but few have the qualities to make it. Those who do suc- ceed in this frustrating sport, are the ones who keep the George Washington Rifle Team on top. 89 CROSS Varsity Cross Country had four All-City Cham- pions. They are Tyrone Stanford, Michael Hinson, Frank Sadler, and Robert Sayadaupha. Four sophomores were moved to the varsity team dur- ing the season and were able to beat the defend- ing Lowell Champs. Only one member graduates — the rest will return for another victorious sea- son. COUNTRY Front (l-r) — Peter Vestel. John Sherwood. Elin Chul Choe. Sivilay Phonepraseuth. Greg Kofman. John Carrillo Back — Jerome Broho- vici. Robert Sayaphupha. Lam Hoang Le, Bruce Chauncey. Mohammad Alt Yegam, Kevin Lindseth. Abraham Tang. Jonathan Powell. Bruce Yaung. Record 1 -8 Washington vs. Lowell 3-3 Lincoln 1-4 McAteer 0-6 Balboa 0-5 O’Connell 1-3 Galileo 0-1 Mission 0-1 Wilson 3-1 91 Top (l-r) — Amy Jang, Christin Leong, Jeanne Smith, Aileen Yu, Nancy Chan Bottom — Ellen Choung. Jadine Tom, Ann Sumida, Akemi Takahara, The girls' tennis team finished their season in fourth place with 33 points. Coached by Mr. Sumida, the girls played the first two games against Balboa and Mission with an easy win of 5-0 in both matches. The Eagles played Lowell next, but were defeated 0-5. They won the match against Galileo 5-0 and Wilson 5-0, and played St. Rose with a close score of 2-3. They beat Lincoln 5-0 and McAteer 3-2. The Eagles played their last two games against Presentation, 2-3, and Mercy, 1 -4. 94 95 WRESTLING Top(l-r) — Robert Schaezlein Charles Ward Coach Block Middle — Susan Koopman — Asst Manager Jimmy Yu Collin Tam Melvin Huie John Fukuda Matt Wayne Hank Klein Doug Murakami Sophie Wong Bottom — Eric Kinunen David Nakasu Nick Dierauf Dave Fukuda Edmond Louie Brian Fukuda Not Pictured — Manager — Susanne Naito Asst. Coach Busic The team didn’t have a successful season with only one win against Mission, but they kept their spirits up throughout the season. In All-City, we had some winners: David Fukuda, a novice wrestler, placed 2nd in the 108 lbs., John Fukuda, a second year veteran, placed 2nd in the 140 lbs., Hank Klein, his second year on the team, wrestled great throughout the season: and placed 2nd in the 135 lbs. Senior Charles Ward took All-City in the 203 lbs. It was a great event tor him and we wish him the best of luck at the State Meet. Let us not forget some of the other wrestlers who also did well: Robert Schaezlein — 165 lbs., Melvin Huie — 157 lbs., Matt Wayne — 147 lbs., Edward Yu and Collin Tam — 128 lbs., Doug Murakami, David Nakasu and Bryan Fukuda — 128 lbs., and Nick Dierauf — 100 lbs. Thanks to Coach Block and Assistant Coach Busic for their time and effort, also Suzanne Naito and Susan Koopman for the great man- aging work. � 8 VARSITY L-R — Eric Robinson Ken Neely Ernest Robins Norman Grant David Boone Quentin Stevens Todd Renfrew Carl Storey Billy Lassiter Maurice Robinson Ricky Myers Coach Athanasopoulas The Washington Eagles' 1981 Varsity Basketball team finished with an impressive 7-1 record in league play and a 20-5 season record going into the play-offs. This year's team had four experienced starters return- ing. They were led by Junior forward David Boone, Junior center Quen- tin Stephens, Senior guard Carl Storey, and Senior forward Norman Grant. Other members on the team who had an excellent season were Ken Neely, Eric Robinson, Bill Lassiter, Todd Renfrew, Maurice Robin- son, Ricky Myers, and Ernest Robins. The first league game was against Balboa which Washington won 83- 53, led by David Boone with the Eagles coming out on top 80-69. David Boone's career high 41 points and Quentin Stephens 25 points and numerous rebounds helped Washington beat Mission 99-83. The next game was against league leading Wilson. The Eagles had many chances to win, but lost to Wilson 77-69. Norman Grant's 17 points, David Boone's 20 points, and Quentin Stephen's 16 points were enough to lead Washington past McAteer 71-62. The following game the Eagles crushed O'Connell 103-51, behind David Boone’s 23 points and Quen- tin Stephen's 22 points. David Boone's 20 points and Quentin Stephens' defense with Ken Neely’s clutch free throws and Carl Storey’s great ball handling helped Washington to defeat highly rated Lincoln 81-78 OT. Lowell was the next victim, when the Eagles scalped the Indian 63-48. The Eagles played Lincoln in the play-offs and beat them with a win- ning score 79-67. The Eagles earned their championship spot against Wilson to collect the 1 spot!! BASKETBALL 100 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 102 Back (l-r) — Coach Swartz Moneta White Marie Goodman Juliet Martin Lori McLoughlin Cassandra Haggarty Rika Nakaya Manager — Lynne Fujimoto Front — Ann Venenciano Jaime Yakamura Arleen Koosman Sonji Wade Jamie Strickling Kathleen Maruoka Regina Quilala Season Record 2-7 Wash 26 Lowell 55 Wash 65 Balboa 36 Wash 35 Galileo 77 Wash 28 Mission 51 Wash 31 Wilson 80 Wash 20 McAteer 44 The Lady Eagles had a disappointing season. They started with a rough pre-season and ended with only two wins, against Balboa and Lincoln by forfeit. Throughout the season, the girls began to improve and showed a great deal of ability game after game: they played well and gave it all they had. The team is a very young team with only four seniors: Jamie Yamamura, Reg- ina Quilala, Juliet Martin and Lori McLoughlin. The rest is made up of juniors and sophomores, hoping to return next year for a better season. In J.V. basketball, Washington was ranked on top. Top scoring players like Cornell Myrick and Bobby Rainey made each game exciting. Credit is also highly given to Daryl Turner — Captain, Shawn Hall, Mike Powell, Aaron Brown, Edward Hunter, Troy Samson, and Mike Kemp. Under great coaching by Coach Firpo, the Eagles were able to beat each team by a 2-3 point margin. The J.V. Eagles’ only loss was to Balboa in an overtime. In the play-offs they were able to down Lincoln and earn their championship against Balboa. The sports' staff wants to apologize to the team for not having any J.V. basketball action shots. L-R — Daryl Turner, Cornell Myrick. Aaron Brown, Bobby Rainey. Shawn Hall. Mike Powell, Edward Hunter, Richard Wells, Troy Samson, Mike Kemp Sitting — Coach Firpo. Season Record 7-1 Wash 66 Balboa 68 Wash 68 Galileo 66 Wash 78 Mission 76 Wash 68 Wilson 51 Wash 85 McAteer 83 Wash 73 Lincoln 71 Wash 56 Lowell 53 Play-offs Wash 56 Lincoln Championship Wash 67 Balboa 62 72 VARSITY BASKETBALL L-R — Chris Gillette, Terri Myers, Victor Jones, Tyrone Clinton, Tom Poon, Scott Mayima, Adam Lee L-R — Rod Fujimoto, Johnny Poon, Tony White. Herb Wiggins. Alex Tom, Almir Guimareas. Kevin McDuffie. Kneeling — Kevin Tasker. Season Record 115's Wash 62 Galileo Wash 54 Lincoln Wash 59 McAteer Wash 80 Mission Wash 53 Lowell Wash 56 O’Connell Wash 71 Wilson Wash 60 Balboa -3 50 Wash 39 Wash 67 Wash 79 Wash 55 Wash 57 Wash 73 Wash 82 Wash n Record 125's 5-2 62 Galileo 54 55 Lincoln 59 72 McAteer 74 74 Mission 69 63 Lowell 52 45 O’Connell 55 56 Wilson 53 68 Balboa 60 L-R — Eddie Tayla, David Clark. Kevin Small. Greg Chua. David Ling. Amy Levinson. Coach Callan, Willow Munger. Maite Petrogur. Richard Disgrazzi. Jake Kushner. Kevin Leong. Daniel Schopplein. Back (l-r) — John Osaki. Stanley Otsuki, Jonathan Powell. Steven Burks Kneeling — Rodney Fujimoto. Tim Yee 106 THE SEASONS FOR THE FOLLOWING SPORTS WERE NOT COMPLETED AT TIME OF PRESS. Back (l-r) — Manager Brandon Key. Dan Tick. Eric Kinunen. Marcello Belloli. Raymond Rex. Sanford Smith. Coach Feinberg Mid- dle — Marcel Berman. Karl Ochi. Sean McGrew. William McManus. Ann Sumida. Front — Gary Murakami. Suzanne Naito. Melissa Tam. Patrice Lynch. Mike Fahey. Meg Halsey. Elizabeth Storz. and Due Trang (not pictured) were doing laps in the pool! 107 TRACK Front (l-r) — George Wong. Michael Lee. Pat Fahey 2nd — Jarrett Tom. Kelly Pon. Kay Saito. Brandon Key. Frank Sadler. Tyr- one Stanford. Charles Ward. Ray Diggs 3rd — Howard Lew, John Thomas. Collin Tam. Frank Givens. Kurt Kaywood. Jon Halsey. Tony Valosek. Joe Daniel Back — Doug Jones. Tom Halsey. David Fukuda. Michael Hinson. Melissa Tam. Anthony Bascoe. Dan Jones. Allen Gee Front (l-r) — unknown. Joe Han. Alan Callahan. John Winchester, Nathan Laven Middle — Morton Horn. Max Onoe. George Hsia, James Doalandan, Gene Chao Back — Robert Say- aphupha, John Harris. David Fukuda. Kirk Hadzi- dakis. Brandon Key Front (l-r) — Karen McCarthy. Debbie Benton. Tracy Randolph. Marie Goodman. Elaine Tate. Jamie Strickling 2nd — Vanessa Breed. Sharon McCarthy. Debbie Stover. Jill Thomas. Sandra Klinger, unknown. You lance Drader Back — Meg Halsey. Juliette Martin. Tammie Radcliff 108 SOFTBALL Back (l-r) — Lori McLoughlin Isabel Ehrlich Lisa Lo Chrysanthe Paxmos Lynne Mori Middle — Coach Gualco Tomoko Horikiri Lynn Fujimoto Regina Quilala Jenny Wong Kathleen Maruoka Ursula Stanley Front — Monetta White Ann Venenciano Jaime Yamamura Madelyn Kitigawa Shirley Young Sandra Muzuiri Lisa Caluen Back (l-r) — Richard Rudometam Ron Rodigues Byron Rhodes Alonzo Jones Mike Coit David Eisenberg Fenton Baptiste Roger Tam Middle — Peter Lo Gasper Nunez Johnney Poon Fred Lee Ethan O'Malley Front — Asst. Coach Burn Manager Andi Larson Coach Firpo Asst. Manager Jaime Henschel Hank Klein 109 He's got his nerve You wanna start something7 My staff and I gave the best of our ability to put this section together. With deadlines to be met. we weren't able to put in all the sports. This year, thanks to the coaches, we were able to put in the swim team, the girls' softball, the baseball team, and track. I want to thank Wade Sumner and Mr. Yee for the photography work, special thanks to Tim Wong for his extra time and effort for making this section possible. Also want to thank Kelly Low for her Garfield artwork, it added a touch of comic To Meg and Mrs Marcus, I want to thank them for the support and suggestions. Although this was my first and last time, they are the ones that helped me make this section its best. And last but not least, I want to thank Alan Thomas and Nadine Quick for their assistance and helping me put this section together. Wishing both of you the best in your senior year and take care Sophia Wong — Sports' Editor — 111 THE MO IU On their way up, the class of '84 held a candy-gram sale, a chow mein sale, and participated in the annual Pot-Luck dinner. On a cold December day, the freshmen successfully raised funds and spirit with a car wash. Looking toward the future, the class began planning activities and fund raisers for the years ahead. The class of '83 earned funds through two car washes, and sold chow mein, pizza bread and cotton candy. They organized a rally to raise spirit, and to pro- mote their dance, Together. The class successfully sold t- shirts, buttons, and carnations. Said Bettina Poon and Mary Daquioag, We think our class has a lot of spirit and in the years to come we see even more spirit and unity at Washington.” The juniors had a sales week in which they sold chow mein, and flower and balloon grams also they participated in the May Festival. The class of '82 engaged in a picnic, a pizza night, a skating party, and plan- ned a school dance with the aim of building spirit and increasing their treasury for next year's graduation and prom. The graduating class of GWHS sold candy, chow mein and stuffed animals. Many senior activities included: A night at Far- rell's Ice-Cream Parlor, Senior Activity Day, the Spring Ball, Pizza Night, Prom on May 15 at the St. Francis Hotel, Grad Night at Disneyland and planned grad trips to Hawaii and a Mexican Cruise. Said the senior class president Kevin Broussard, The class of '81 has shown that they have a great deal of spirit and pride in themselves. They should, for they have faced con- siderable odds and they have surpassed them. In my opinion, the class of'81 is 1!” T. Sophomores show off their t-shirts. 2. We do windows, too! 3. Some went all out to show their spirit. 4. Getting together at Togetherness. 5. Chow mein sales are the money-makers 6. Good times had by all. 7. Mummies, bunnies — we had 'em all at the Halloween dance. 8 Car washers proved themselves worthy of a Trans Am. 9. Lots of soap! 10 Sen- iors were zoo keepers, and bagged their animals. 115 116 George Washington High School’s clubs and organizations were responsible tor many of the varied activities held throughout the school year. Some ot their projects extended from GWHS into the community and were a benefit not only to students, but to the city of San Francisco. Chow mein, candy, and flower sales proved to be successful and dependable money-makers in 1980-81. Within the school, original fund raising projects abounded, and each club and organization used creativity in alloting their hard earned funds toward worthwhile projects. Some of the more successful club activities were: dances, paper recycling, tree planting, parties, refreshment booths at games, an Alumni dinner, vaude- ville show, participation in the cerebral palsy telethon, Miss Mr. Chinatown pageant, cultural nights, tutoring, health fairs, scholarships, and community awareness projects. The goals of GWHS's diverse clubs and organizations ranged from club unity to school and community awareness, and 1980-81 was a year marked with success in attaining beneficial results for all. f. GSS pretzel sale. 2. Chow mein stut- ters! 3. Spreading newspaper became a pastime for many involved in lunch time lood sales 4 A student proudly displays the flower-grams sent to her. 5. The Eagle Newspaper staff's ice cream sale made this student happy1 6 Mrs. Chan- dler helps prepare for the lunch hour rush. 7. Surveyor staff members all pitch in together to pack 300 lbs of chow mein. 8. Being surrounded by candy doesn’t seem to bother these hard work- ing club members. 9. A GSS member remains unflustered by the crowds of pretzel loving students 10 Mrs Marcus gives a helping hand. o 117 The music and drama depart- ment of GWHS were very active this year In the fall, Mrs. DeMatteis directed the comedy, The Curious Savage and said. The experience was wonderful and exciting. Six weeks were spent in rehearsal and the hard work resulted in a highly suc- cessful production which received large and warm audi- ences, good reviews, and a good size profit from ticket sales. Mr. Franklin organized the play's publicity, ticket arrangements, and refreshments, while Mr. Tev- enan produced the set The cast and crew agreed the hard work was well worth it, and The Curi- ous Savage proved a profitable venture to all those who partici- pated and attended. In the spring, preparations began for the musical Auntie Marne The school band, under the direction of Mr. Pleasure, per- formed concerts at several mid- dle schools during the Christmas season. They entertained the public at Union Square and per- formed for GWHS students at several assemblies. The Cham- ber Singers and A Cappella choir performed excellently at GWHS and within the Bay Area 1 Chamber Singers Sack Bow — Bran- don Key. Allen Biggs. Jon Halsey. Alec Mapa. Reed Minkin, Guy LaCrosby Front Row — Ed Franklin, Martin Wright. Quint Lee. Sanlord Smith. Mark Harris, Paul Mica. 2 A Cappella Choir Back Row — Dierdre Lannon. Lisa Pearson. Laura Mayer, Jamie Strickling, Front Row — Andrew Lewm, Carol Witter, Angela Lee. Alex Treadgill. Yogi Draper. Marla Guard- ing, Georgia Kolias. 3 The wood winds and clcinets try a new musical score 4 The bells and drum player concentrate on mastering their instruments 5 The sixth period band class prepares lor an up and coming spring performance 6 The flute section in intense practice. 7. Lisa Pearson, Reed Minkin, Eric Cohen, Kame Ramm. Laura Mayer. Well look at that1 8 Alexander Threadgill. Sanlord Smith, Guy LaCrosby 9 You Savage you! I 19 120 Project SWEEP, Teachers' Aide. TIES Tutors, and JROTC all proved bene- ficial to George Washington High School’s pride and effectiveness Four years ago Mr Leach’s Psychology classes took a student body survey and found students felt that problem on campus was the litter That was the hum- ble beginnings of Save Washington's Environment and Ecology Please Four concerned teachers, the late Mrs Rhine, Mr Leach. Mr Jones, and Ms McKenna organized SWEEP to make a positive change in GWHS's atmosphere. In 1981. Ms Pandell and Ms. Lupis joined as sponsors of the program, which has become an important and effective facet of student activity The major goals of SWEEP were student awareness of sur- roundings and responsibility for school cleanliness, student involvement in keep- ing the four and a half blocks of GWHS free of litter and vandalism, and to develop a sense of community pride in the campus. Supervised student clean- ups. weekly inspections and special events were held to encourage total stu- dent involvement in the program This year the San Francisco Businessmen's Fund donated $2,890 to SWEEP The donation was put toward essential sup- plies. plus promotions such as t-shirts, buttons, and a garbage can painting pro- ject JROTC continued their proud services to GWHS throughout the 80-'81 year They participated m the Rifle Team, Drill Team. Drum Corps. Girls’ Drill Team, and Annual Spring Competitions. The Color Guard is prepared to perform at any time on request; JROTC members raise and lower the school American flag, and they aid SWEEP JROTC also performed impressively at the Safety Patrol Review, and at their annual Formal Inspection T.A.'s (Teaching Assistants) and TIES Tutors served both teachers and students during school hours The students involved in the program devoted time and effort in aiding GWHS teachers and tutor- ing students at Lafayette Elementary and Presidio Middle School. The TA's and TIES Tutors successfully bolstered edu- cational programs while providing partici- pating students with a memorable learn- ing experience 1 Smiling isn’t too hard for members of JROTC 2 Let's get out early' 3 'Yuck' This stuff stinks' 4 I wonder if he likes my smile' 5 We re the boys from Company C 6 O K guys, stand straight and be serious 7 Pictured TIES and T A s Front Row — Jenny Wong, Ray Sal- vador. Doug Murakami. Tracey Wong. Melissa Tam Sylvia Woo. Senya Reddick, Sophie Wong Back Row — Mary Ann Sudona. Mic- helle Williams. Crisanthe Paxmos. Gordon Con- ley, Paul Endo. Rober Roe. Andrew Quong 8 Eyes straight ahead m D m do ( ) 121 6A The “shops of GWHS are worthwhile courses for many stu- dents. In the 80-81 school year sources were offered in electron- ics, graphic arts, auto mechan- ics, and metal and woodworking. The goal of the metal and wood shops is to teach the skills needed and technology required in operating machinery by com- pleting assigned projects. Elec- tronics students agreed the course was fun and exciting. The aim of the class was to prepare students for independent living and future careers in the field. The auto shop classes were taught the basic operations of automobiles and consumer awareness. The course serves as an introduction to mechanics, and plans to teach such basic as car tune-ups, minor repairs, and giving those students with future careers in mechanics a begin- ning in their training. The Home Economics depart- ment consisted of Clothing 1-5, Child Care 1 and 2, and Foods 1- 3. Not only did the classes learn job skills and receive on the job training, but students were taught basic living fundamentals. The basic goal of the art depart- ment was the find and enrich tal- ent, while at the same time giving all students some art experience they enjoy. Says Ms. Gadas, I love teaching art!” 1. Electronics equipment. 2. Auto shop. 3. An auto shop student getting hands- on training. 4. Ray Salvador doesn't seem to mind getting dirty in the auto shop 5. A fellow mechanic accomplishes a minor repair 6. A landscape painting by Micheal Chon. 7. Auto shop students work together on an engine 8. This elec- tronics class member concentrates on his operating technique 123 Compiling a creative yearbook takes a tremendous amount of dedication, per- severance, and hard work. Many people have contributed their talents and they should be recognized. The Surveyor staff would like to thank: Tom Walker, a representative from Taylor Publishing Co.; Jake Barker of School Productions Inc.; Bob Callister of Kee Coleman Studios; Brooks; Fireside; and Hag camera stores. If you had dropped by Rm. 8 third period any day this year, you would have noticed many students busily involved in yearbook production. Mimi Tom. Karen Sunton. Tom Poon, Aline Jung. Reed Minkin, Sophie Wong, and Linda Rich- ards put in extra time to make each indi- vidual section a success. Other students who were particularly motivated were Mary Liu, Nancy Chan, Karrie Ramm, and Jerome Brohovici. The photography work was done mainly by Wade Sumner and Tim Wong. The artwork throughout the book was drawn by Tim Wong, Glenn Chu, Guy LaCrosby. Kelly Low, Gary Tom, Paul Mica, Catherine Wong, and Raymond Fu. I would like to express my sincere appreciation to all of the teachers and administrators, especially our sponsor. Mrs. Marcus, for their outstanding sup- port and cooperation that made this book possible. This past year has been a valuable one for me, and I hope that this year's Surve- yor was able to capture a few memorable moments in everyone’s high school experience. Meg Halsey Editor. Surveyor 1981 1. Reed Minkin, editor of the clubs' and organizations' section, flashes a big smile after meeting his deadline. 2. Sophie Wong, sports' section editor, takes a break from designing layouts. 3. Wade Sumner, Surveyor photographer, tries to place his subject, Jamie Henshel 4. Aileen Jung helps out staff members with the senior section. 5. Mrs. Marcus' desk was a center of activity, as illustrated by Karrie Ramm. 6. Tom Poon hard at work on the undergrad section. 7. Mimi Tom. deep in thought, with her faculty section. I. Dale Wong and Doug Horn find the time to sit back after undergrads are sorted out. 9. Mrs. Marcus gives some helpful advice. 10. Alan Thomas concen- trates while writing body copy. 11. Mary Liu gets some good news via the phone on the senior section. 12. Nancy Chan working hard for the Surveyor staff. 13. Surveyor Editor-in-Chief. Meg Halsey, makes some constructive corrections. 14. Karen Bunton gets a good laugh from her ad section. 15. Nadine Quick talks business on her favorite phone. 125 I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who took the time to inform me about their specific activi- ties; the teachers who gave up class time to speak with me and the students who so freely shared their thoughts. I also wish to thank the members of the Surveyor staff, because without their helpfulness, this section would not have been possible. A special wish for Sophie, Clarissa, Louisa, Wade, and Tim: May your futures bring as much laughter and good times as you five have given me — good luck, and I’ll miss you. I wish to thank Mrs. Marcus and Meg Halsey for your guidance and most of all, your faith.’ LOST AH f , Foon I 126 Linda Richards Editor of On the Move 127 129 liorsJuniorsJuniorsJuniorsJuniorsJuniorsJuniorsJuniorsJuniorsJuniorsJuniorsJuniorsJuniorsJuniorsJunio 130 Abejuro. Anthony Agee. Shena Allen. Aden Allen. Jennifer Alsup. Angela Anderson. Claudette Aramian. Ara Asano. Curtis Asdourian. Varoujan Asuncion. Sylvia Atrzadeh. Farhad Austin. Ed Azcona. Denise Bates. Lisa Bell. Dennis Belmeur. Chris Benton. Marquese Besterman. Leslie Boone. David Bossier. James Bracy. William W. Breed. Vanessa Breshears. Roddy Bures, Janice Burks. Steven Burns. Tammy Byrd. Kevin Caluen. Lisa Campbell. Shawn Campbell. Steven Carrillo. Mary Cha. Gene Chan. Andrew Chan. Angela Chan. Carter Chan. Irene Chan. Kathleen Chan. Ken Chan. Patrick Chandler. Eddie Chang. Laura Chen. Edwin Cheng. Clifford Cheng. Linda Cheuncf. Ellen Cheung, Louis Chin. Caroline Chin. Nancy Chin. Patrick Chin. Shrina Cho. 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Felicia Dang. Edmund Dansby, Kevin Davis. Chris Davis. Lois Daza. Harry Demrnings. Nevet Dennis. Samatha Deshields. Gregoi Diep, Claire Do. Anne Dorger, Samanda Duncan. Cindy Dunn. Yuichi Duong. Chau Duong. Quang Duong. Ouyen Eubanks. Gala Faghih. Linda Fahey. Mike Femenia. John iFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFres Gibson. Garrett Gilbert, Jonme Gin. Gary Giuliani. Gary Gong, Harvey Gonzalez. Ismael Green. Amelia Fields. Darrel Fong, Steven Ford. John Frankel. William Franklin. Jennifer Fritz. Sarah Fukuda. Bill Fukuda. David Fung, Deanna Fung. Raymond Gaines. Gus Galbreath. Robert Gee. Carol Gee. Rita Gee. Teresa Geraldo. Rupert Green, LaDreana Green. Tiny Grevious. Judith Grier. Betty Hamilton. Bobbie Han. David Han. Joe Harden. Yolanda Harper. Mark Hatzidakis. Kxnakos Hawkins. Wanda Henderson. Denise Henderson. Mark Herron. Laurie Holland. Sandy Horn. Dennis Honda. Stephanie Hong. Chris Hong. Hi Hong. Phillip Hong. Virginia Homg. Cindy Horng. John Hsu. Ben Hsueh. Ellen Hudson. Linda Huey. Michael Huey. Tina Hughes. Candice Hui. Yee Sheung imenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmen Fresh menF 152 Huie. Howard Humphrey. David Hunter. Terry Huston. Kim Huynh. William Hwang. David Ibarra. Cecilia Ivory. Tommy James. Thomas Jaymes. Charles Johnson. Anthony Jolley. Lori Jones. Alicia Jue, Dennis Kailer, Deidee Kaysuyama. Naomi Kaufman. Lauren Ann Kemp. Michael Kilman. John Kim. Grace Kim. Hanna Kimbrough. Bernard Kimbrough. Eric King. Marvin Kitazumi. Lynn Ko. Bobby Dmmdr. Anthony Koinmer. Kenji Kruglikov. Vitaly Kuan. Ann Kubota. Michael Kwon. William Kwong. Charles Kwong. Danny La. Nguyen La. Thu La. Thong 4 V Lacey. Malcolm Lacy. Eric Lam. May Lannon. Eric Lau, Anny Lau. Chau Kuai Lau. Edmond I • 4 : ' Lau. Mayra Laven. Nathan Law. Victor Lawrence. Ada Leano, Timothy Leckron. Val Lee. Chi Kit Lee. Donald Lee. Goldie Lee. Jennifer Lee. Joe Lee. John Lee. Lana Lee. Lori Lee. Mimi Lee. Sonny ihmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshme 153 Lee. Susan Lee. Tony Lee. Vandy Lee. Vanetta Lee. Vicki Lee. Victor Leeper. Donald Leider. Richard Leong. Arianne Leong. Christina Leong. David Leong. Frankie Leong. James Leong.Janna Leong.Leo Leong. Sharon Lew, Brian Lew. Lisa Lew. Tony Lewis. Akiko Lewis. Demitras Lewis. Trevor Lias. Arayan Lieu. Hon Thi Liew. Jeffrey Lin. Ian Lindsey. Yvette Liu. Andrea Liu. Elizabeth Liu. Kathy Louie. Sandra Louie. Shirley Love. Keith Low. Jonathan Loy. Elena Lu. Van Hai Lui. Wing Cheong Lum. Brenda Lum. Darlene Lum. Pauline Luong, Betty Luong. Christine Luong. Tran Luu. Du An Luu, John Luu. Kim Lan reshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshrr 154 Lwin. Linda Ma. Sunny Malihan. Berme Mallozzi. Chris Marino. James Marquez. Tony Marshall. Adrian Martin. Michelle Matoba. Lori Mays. Delores McConico, Tean McDaniel, Yolanda McDuffie. Ronald McDuffie, Valerie McGruder. Tony Mei. Edward Mendoza, Jose Millett. Jeffrey Miranda. Michelle Mitchell. Kris Mitsuda. Raymond Miyashiro. Melissa Monroe. Billy Moore. Ena Moore. Rachel Moreci. Lorraine Moroney. Stella Mulrooney. Terry Murillo. Martha Myers. Terrence Nakagawa. Todd Nakasu. David Nakaya. Rika Nealey. Alesia Ng. Candace Ng. Gregory Ng. Mei Ling Nguyen, Harry Nguyen. Hung Nguyen. Huong-Mai Novey. Jessica Obtena. Graoeia Ochoa. Clarissa O’Neal. Kevin Ong. Jeffrey Onoe. James Oquendo. Jacqueline Pagtanac. Edwin Pang. Lisa Pang. Ronald Parente. Chris Parks. Anthony Parnaste Paul tshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshrm 155 Patland, Henry Payne. Debbie Pellette, Trma Perry. Anthony Perry. Michael Perryman. Millicent Phengrasamy. Souk Phillips. Jett Pickhart, Peter Pino. Nelson Platzer, Kelly Poslavsky. Leonid Powell. Angela Presicek. Gaby Prince. Mark Ouach. Hung Quick. Pauline Quilala. Reynaldo Quinn, Juanita Quon. Paul Reed. Nicole Reese. Mike Reese. Richard Roberts. Kimberly Robertson. Joann Robinson. Alesia Robinson. David Robinson. Susan Rodrigues. Karen Rodriguez. Miguel Rowe. Billy Rowe. Rachelle Saito. Suzie Sakurai. Ken Salvador. Teresa Sampson. Lyssa Sampson. Troy Santos. Carlos Sayaphupha. Boualy Schirrell. Kalynn Schlocker. Diane Shibata. Robert Shvarts. Yelena Simon. Georgia Siounit. Behzad Siu. May Fong Siu. Mei Heung Small. Kevin Smith. Collene Smith, David Smith. Latricia Smyser. Leighsa Solomon. Done Son. Addison Sonnberger. Brigitte Sonntag, Vicki Sorenson. Tim Scobie. Denise Scott. John Shaw. Mike eshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmi 156 Stanley. Ursula Starks. Shianti Stein. Barbara Sue.Lawrence Sun. Danny Sun. Edith Takeda. Ken Tam. Irwin Tam. Katie Tam. Larry Tam. Rodger Tan. William Tanaka. John Tang. Leonard Tasker. Kevin Thomas. Carla Torres. Phil Torres. Vilma Toy. Cynthia Toy. Timothy Tran. Ken Tran. Nghia Travis. Anthony Trmh. David Trinh. Hling Truong. Deanna Truong. Houng Truong. Tin Tsang. Evelyn Tse. Christine Velasquez. Lisa Victor. Brenda Villanueva. Domosthen Virden. Shelley Vo. Tuan Vo. Due Toan VonRappe. John Vu. Than Vuong. Anh Walker. Omar Warren. Chnsti Washington. Michaell Wei. Irene Wijetunga. Rumika Williams. Darrell Williams. Lisa eshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshm 157 Wong. Roberta Wong. Sandra Wong. Sheila Wong. Tina Wong. Trudy Wong. Wanda Woo. Dong Wilson. Kari Winchester. Jot Wolfert. Maryar Won. Richard Wong. Anna Wong. Belle Wong. Betty Wong. Edith Wong. Elaine Wong. Frances Wong. Judy Wong. Kevin Wong. Kevin Wong. Louis Wong. Mae Wong. Raymon L a t e T a k e s Yu. Maryann Yu. Tony Zaretski. Rachel Zitano. James Catarroja. Dercy Day. Curtis Deshields. Kevin Epstein. Sue Estoque, Marc Ford. Rinard Greene. Stacey Harbison. Jeff Henschel. Jeff Johnson. Ricky Lee. Helen Leong, Mary Yip. Gwen Yip. Susan Young, Alvin Young, Diana Young. Shirley Young. Steven Yu. Edward Woo. Elaine Woo. Janet Woo. Yolanda Wright. Martin Wright. Shurlor Wu. Emily Wun. Garrett Yang. Eddy Yapp. Denise Yee. Carlton Yee. Jeanne Yee. Jim Yen. Eric Yip. Belinda shmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshme 58 Levy. Mike Lewis. Michelle Lewis, Wayne Parker, Harton Price. Chris Rappaport. Sophy Travis, Lawanda ALL LATE TAKES ARE IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER AT THE END OF EACH CLASS SECTION. I WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF THE PEOPLE WHO WERE INVOLVED AND HELPED IN CREATING THIS SECTION ESPE- CIALLY, I WOULD LIKE TO THANK DALE WONG, WHO WORKED ON THE FRESHMEN PORTION AND DOUG HOM. WHO WORKED ON THE JUNIOR PORTION OF THIS SECTION. I FEEL MRS. MARCUS (THE MAD TYPER) CONTRIBUTED. THROUGH HER PATIENCE AND DEDICATION, A GREAT DEAL AND I SINCERELY THANK HER FOR HER HELP. THANK YOU, TOM C. POON UNDERGRADUATE SECTION EDITOR Show us your underalls. Oh brother, she’s at it again! I want my Mommy! I better hide this before the test starts. Kiss me. I got the signal. Take me honey. I am yours. lorsSophomoresFreshmenJuniorsSophomoresFreshmenJuniorsSophomoresFreshmenJuniorsSophomoresFreshmenJuniorsSophomoresFreshmen JuniorsSo 160 Okay everybody let's all walk-out! Oh my God something is crawlin' up my leg. Some of these kids need to be taught a lesson. Gosh, I didn't know they’d all turn me down What the HELL are you looking at! I’m into baggies What a hunk! esFreshmenJuniorsSophomoresFreshmenJuniorsSophomoresFreshmenJuniorsSophomoresFreshmenJuniorsSophomoresFreshmen JuniorsSophomoresFrej 161 Administration Adolph Lubamersky, Asst. Principal Allen Torlakson, Principal 164 John Moriarty, Asst. Principal Hon Chan, Head Counselor Business Tatsuo Sumida Julius Salzman V Sigismund Mo Dept. Head: Saul Barnett Dennis Gregg Joseph Lewbin Social Studies... Sanford Chandler William Courtney Caroline Gissler Gerry Meister Leonard Lundgren Effie Pandell Norman Rubinfeld Carol Gilmore E.S.L. Linda Victoire Marion Spasek Dept. Head: Diane Morris Cynthia Won Foreign Language Harry Redlick Eugene Gibson Lillie Nolen George Chavez Diane Panagotacos Virginia Murillo Mary Glover Dept. Head: Helen McKenna Marion Friedman Science. .. John Martin Ruth Green English Dept. Head: Joseph Harris ■■ i w? I Danise Chandler liki' Y CU Lloyd Neilson Bonnie Birsinger-Casassa Douglas Felt Robert Rubenstein Robert Donn Dan Williams 170 Robert Hilmoe Mary Turner Rita DeMatteis Gloria McGarry ... and More English Dennis Kelly James Tevenan MaryVotto James Ruane Eleanor Matheu James Jackson Neal Dunlap Shirley Weiss Claire Camozzi Career Block... Nancy Lawrence Special Ed.... Joseph Ha Dept. Head: James Dierke Beth Dahl Creative Arts... h sica ducatior V -X! Dept. Head: Frank Ellinqer William Firpo Harold Callan George Lindsey, R.O.T.C. Vivian Podesta Bruce Nelson Frances Zinns Alex Athanasopoulos Joseph Gualco Lillian Holberg-Olsen Mathematics... Gael Beresford George Lai Daniel Yee Edward Sykes Hoadley Johnson Tania Madfes Alec Keratzides Robert Eshoo Glenda Archer .. and More Mathematics William Ferrero Practical Arts... Walker Scanlan Thomas Swartz Donald Christians Counselors..; Library... Dept. Head: Vernon Freethy Patricia Ergas Lorraine Suzuki Behind the Scenes.. Margaret Boghosian: Principal Secretary Pearl Mar: Attendance Winnie Wong Attendance Joe Goebel Attendance Virginia Gallagher Counseling Centers Estella Lee: Counseling Centers George Furnanz: Engineer Manga Sobtchevsky Main Office Jane Fong Counseling Center Helen Jones: Bookroom Kathleen McAley: Mam Office ■ 77 Behind the Scenes... Hall Securtiy: Michael Fisher. Eugene Harris. Jimmie Miller, Luther Denson On September 10, 1980, Eunice Goldberg passed away. Miss Goldberg was born and reared in San Francisco. She attended San Francisco State College and the University ot California at U.C. Berkeley, her majors being music and physical education. Miss Goldberg came to George Washington in 1971, after serving many years at Poly Technical High School. Upon the request of our principal, she began instructing Family Life courses. Thus began a warm and fondly remembered relationship with students and faculty alike which lasted for many, many years. Her absence has been a great loss to all of us. George Washington will remember the nine years of dedication Miss Eunice Goldberg gave to us. Having the opportunity to be a yearbook photographer I have learned true patience. First, I would like to thank Mrs. Marcus for her patience when she needed pictures that had not even been taken yet. Also thanks to Tim, who without his efforts the photography of this book would not have been completed. Sophie, Tom, Mimi, Reed, Linda, Aline; thanks for having patience with me in my efforts as pho- tographer. To the Class of '81,1 feel this page is tor you, and these pictures are a tew things we all will remember Karen; thanks for the times and truth we both have shared. Remember Phil, 1:21. Byron Wade Sumner Photographer Surveyor '81 179 Sunset watching and our specialty... daily catches of fresh netted seafare. Try our Sunday brunch PHONE 3H8-?)330 PM IN KAN I IUIINU II A fireplace and an ocean view. . serving light bites. Irish coffee blends or your favorite beverage. PHONE 388-7630 The view is wall to wall ocean, Boston ferns, a gazebo and your choice of 40 tantali .ing omelettes.. .Plus. PHONE 387-5847 BEN BUTLER ROOM Friendly conversation, tiffany lamps and comfortable antiques... a quiet place to drink a toast. PHONE 386-3332 THE CLIFF HOUSE SINCE 1854 1080 Point Lobos, San Francisco, CA 84121 PHONE «47-407« QcU tyuA+uLiA WARD REAL ESTATE INC. 2277 Van Ness Ave., S.F. CA (415) 885 INI STEVE RAMM Owner 22« 3 MISSION ST. NEAR IITH ST. SAN FRANCISCO. 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Hours: 7:30 am-11:00 pm GABLES BOOK STATIONERY School Supplies Office Supplies Paperback Books Greeting Cards Open Evenings 5636 Geary Blvd. at 21 st 751-8152 Mexican Food to Go Congratulations to the Yearbook Staff on an outstanding publication and Best Wishes to the Class of 1981. The Counseling Department GORDO TAQUERIA Taco® - burritos - Oumadillas 2252 Clement street SAN FRANCISCO. CA ®412l 387-4404 11-0 PM DAILY Patrons This section is dedicated to Mrs. Marcus, without whom nothing would have been completed. Thanks to the 1981 Surveyor Staff for putting up with my constant nagging. Spe- cial thanks goes out to all of the businesses that had trust in our ability to provide exposure. To Meg: thanks for your trust and faith in me. Congratulations, Meg, you've done a superb job as Editor-in-Chief. To a special person who was both sup- port and strength, thanks Wade. Prosperity to the Class of Karen Leigh Bunton Advertising Editor Congratulations to the Class of 1981! From the Class of 1982 We're very proud of you, Linda! Best of luck to our daughter and the Class of 1981. From Jack and Jill Richards DEAN ASAMI’S PRO SHOP 1790 Post S.F. GOOD — LUCK CLASS OF 1981! Congratulations to Addieline Bradley and the Class of 1981! From Mom and Dad Congratulations to Karen L. Bunton and the Class of 1981! From the Buntons For me to live is Christ and to die is gain Phil. 1:21 Thanks for the times. Special thanks to Mrs. Mar- cus for the constant guidance and for being the backbone of this section. Thanks to Tim and Wade for all their endless efforts to take pictures for me. Also to Meg, for giving me the faculty section and for having trust in me to complete it. Thank you to the faculty, for having the patience with me through all the time spent tak- ing and retaking pictures. I sin- cerely hope this section is satis- fying. I apologize for any mis- takes of department place- ment. ... . T Mimi lorn Faculty Editor It's a Song Memories shared friend — I say we’ve shared Some these last few years, or has it really been that long? It's a song. fjiend; days flying past parting time at last friends true and fast high school days have passed Yeah, we had the parties in our day, and remember Prom night? drunken beer brawling afterward stuper sprawling fun, insane, appalling is that your mother calling? And those classes were an experience in thempelves, How to learn, how to earn, history past, news today We studied it all. weren’t they? workers, scholars, and athletes machine shop, extra books, and dirty cleats don't we do some amazing feats? staying in tune, not mi: 'WiYtViVrm'