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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1982 volume:

SURVEYOR 1982 GEORGE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Changing Times at Washington High First four year graduating class ... new principal and two assistants ... newly remodeled cafeteria ... great increase in school spirit ... freshly painted building ... winning teams ... new lockers installed ... pep rallies ... gym floor installed ... new classroom windows ... new attendance policies ... closer class ties... jLnnnsmnnhxT • • _______________ TIME IS CHANGE, TRANSFORMATION, EVOLUTION... Isaac L. Peretz 5 6 Changing i mesChangi ngtimesChangingtimes Chan in timesi han in timesL hungin timesLhangin timesChan in umesi. han in timesChan in limc han 8 10 11 ■■■■■■■■■■■i TIME EXISTS BECAUSE THERE IS ACTIVITY. . . TIME IS THE PRODUCT OF CHANGING REALITIES, BEINGS, EXISTENCES. Nicholas Berdyaer rtgti mesChariRi ngti rrn 14 In respect, to these changing times, this offering of our creative efforts is presented to acquaint man with his many brothers and sisters around the world. We live so close, yet so far away, fear has been our separator. We live now in a new age dawning upon computer technology, higher con- sciousness, higher elevation of space, and higher ideas. In this age the true essence of sharing should be acknowledged. It is time for man to understand that we share the same sun, and we are all essen- tially the same with different names. All around the world the most enjoyed vibra- tion is that of a smile. Through our smiles we touch the heart of our fellow man. Together, let's lift our planet to a higher vibration. In love we stand. Maurice White € CLASS OFFICERS Co-Presidents: Margaret Halsey and Patricia Woo Vice-President: Elaine Tate Treasurer: Ann Sumida Secretary: Mimi Tom Executive Council First row: Lisa Ng, Linda Kanegawa Second row: Pamela Lee, Grace Mizutani, Warren Nakasu 18 CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF ’82 O 7 u C 3 t 3 M z c Anthony Abejuro Shena Agee Luis Alegrett Marie Alegrett Aden Allen Jennifer Allen Angela Alsup Claudette Anderson Andrew Ang Ara Aramian Curtis Asano Varoujan Asdourian Denise Azcona Phuong Bach Lisa Bench Marquese Benton 19 CLASS OF 82 CLASS OF ’82 Michael Bruk Janice Bures Steven Burks Amadeo Cabanela Andrea Cahee Dawn Calacal Lisa Caluen John Cerbatos Shawn Campbell Alan Chan 20 CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF ’82 ( 5 g§ z o C 5 The Senior Class had a stuffed animal sale during the week of October 19-23, 1981. Over seven hundred dollars was added to the class account. The money was us- ed for the many activities planned for the end of the year. Ken Chan Pak Ho Chan Patrick Chan Kathleen Chan Renee Chan Irene Chan 21 CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF ’82 £ o Eddie Chandler Linda Cheng Laura Chang Ellen Cheung Jo Ann Chee Louis Cheung Caroline Chin Li Ming Chiu Nancy Chin Patrick Chin Minkyun Choi Christina Choi Clifford Cheng Peter Cheung Carmen Chong H Z © 22 CLASS OF 82 CLASS OF ’82 O z w C 3 Eric Cohen Camille Convy Kevin Convy Tracy Craig 23 CLASS OF 82 CLASS OF 82 C 2 at © Z U C 3 C 3 W z © SC C 3 S.A.T. Tests: Usually students are willing to buy their way out of a test, but seniors must pay $10.75 to take this college entry exam. Taking this test means a long, tedious application and sit- ting in the same seat for four hours. Even though this test is dif- ficult, the students sit patiently, knowing that their scores will be a stepping stone toward their future. V, Daphne Crosby Camille Davis Mark Del Bianco Lisa Dierauf Debra Dougherty Ray Diggs Shanella Dillard Michael Do 24 CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF ’82 O z Hi Vi Tan Duong Than Than Dwa Isabel Ehrlich Kelly Dozier Cheryl Dunn Lisa Ely Annie Eng Nancy Erikson Christian Essex John Flynn Vi n z 5 25 Patrick Fahey Donna Fong Regan Fong Cynthia Gong Marie Goodman Van Gee CLASS OF ’82 Bryan Fukuda Christine Galanis Kim Gerbich Juanita Greer CLASS OF ’82 Erin Fukuda Gina Garcia Victor Gilbert John Fukuda Allen Gee Mishel Frankel Joy Furuya Anna Foo Louella Hill Michael Hinson Michael Hirai CLASS OF ’82 Douglas Horn Stanley Hall Erin Hallinan Margaret Halsey Mark Harris Sean Hiro Sandy Ho Elliott Holmes Tetu Hirai Kimberly Haller Robert Hartman CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF ’82 O z u CZ) t 3 H Z 5 w C J Clifton Hong Sharon Hsu Emiline Horikiri Cindy Hornbach Chi-Bing Hsueh Melvin Huie Dennis How Cheryl Hwang Darrell James Annette Jamison Yolanda Jefferson Glenn Jeong 28 CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF 82 Jennifer Jew Jordana Jillonilro Julianne Jones Stanley Jong Timothy Joseph Cynthia Jue Lina Jue Julia Jung Grad Nite: A trip to Disneyland. Grad Nite includes many of the high schools from the ten western states. The seniors from Geroge Washington High School, who choose to go, go on Friday, June 4, 1982. They stay all night in the park and return on Saturday afternoon. Almost every senior looks forward to this even- ing they will never forget! 29 CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF ’82 Shinobu Kawaoka Norman Khan Jeannie Kim Richard Kawasaki Madeline Kitagawa Henry Klein Kwang Jin Kay Annie Ko Susan Kern Yann Yann King Martin Komindr 30 CLASS OF 82 CLASS OF ’82 Arleen Kossman Jerome Kuo Nancy Kwan Paul Koo Norman Kwan Aaron Lam Pamela Kwan Guy LaCrosby Hung Lam Linda Lam Sadao Langfeldt Sonja Langston Betty Lau Stephanie Lau Tony Lau Huong Le 31 CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF’82 Sharing the job as co-presidents of the class, Meg and Trish have done a great performance during our senior year. The Senior Class thanks them and all of our officers. Amy Lee Ellen Lee Andy Lee Fred Lee 32 CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF ’82 Jason Lee Michael Lee Josephine Lee Judy Lee Monica Lee Pamela Lee Karen Lee Peter Lee Rosan Lee 33 CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF 82 Eugene Lew Van Khoi Lien Donald Lint Jimmy Lin Howard Lew Amy Lint Katherine Lew Helen Li David Ling Frances Ling Susie Ling Phillip Liu Kevin Lindseth Albert Liong Karen Liu Frankie Lino 34 Linda Lore Van Hao Lu CLASS OF 82 Thomas Lum CLASS OF 82 Kelli Louie Kimberly Love Edmund Louie Winston Lum Carolyn Lunbeck Doris Luu Hung Luu Patrice Lynch Diana Mah Brian Mahoney Scott Mamiya 35 CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF ’82 O z u I 3 z 3 ln« Manuel Diana McKinley Emma Martin Laura Mayer Paul Mica Susan Michels Yaron Mayer Reed Minkin Miska Mitchell Toni Marie Moore Grace Mizutani Gemma Montemayor 36 CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF ’82 Togetherness is an appropriate theme for the Class of ’82. We have always been a group pulling together from the very start. The Class of ’82 has a spirit of har- mony, everlasting friendships, hard work, and dedication. We are a group with a glowing power, unequalled by any other class. The Class of ’82 has given much to George Washington High. M 2 5 50 C 3 Patricia Nakai Warren Nakasu Ken Neely Eric Nelson 37 CLASS OF 82 CLASS OF 82 38 CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF ’82 GyoOhno Ethan O’Malley Hiroki Onodera David Pascal Bernadette Petoteguy Huong Pham Chantal Pilcher Ken Placido So Ching Quan 39 Nadine Quick Laarni Ramirez Karrie Ramm Tamara Ratcliff CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF ’82 ( 3 0£ c z The Class of ’82 had a week to show their spirit. The week started off with Hawaiian day, followed by Twin day. Dress down day, shown in the picture, was the most successful day of all. Thurs- day was Red and Grey and button day. The week concluded with T- Shirt day. Z o g Bryan Rhodes Danielle Richardson Amelia Recidoro Raymond Rex Naum Rikshpun Ernest Robins Eric Robinson Robert Roe 40 CLASS OF ’82 £ © z p in Bonnie Roland Rita Rovner Stacy Shimizu Lawrence Siu CLASS OF 82 Victor Roldan Crisanto Rombawa Mark Rotenberg Ronald Sakurai Kay Sato Crystal Shaw Allan Shu JuneShum SinhSiha Jeanne Smith Sanford Smith Valencia Smith 41 CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF ’82 C 3 0£ O z u C 3 C 3 PI z Q 8 Jehu Stiers Jamie Strickling Ann Sumida John Tai Lillian Sun JohnSzeto Josephine Tai Daniel Tak Albert Tai Akemi Takahara 42 CLASS OF 82 CLASS OF ’82 Janice Tam Melissa Tam Stanley Takikawa Collin Tam C 5 m z 3 So Ying Tam Victor Tanner Leah Taylor Roger Tam So Fong Tam Kam Hung Tang Frederick Taylor James Taylor My Kim Tang Elaine Tate 43 CLASS OF 82 CLASS OF ’82 Sherri Taylor Deborah Tennyson Clarice Thacker Kulwant Thiara Alan Thomas Dwanye Thompson Alexandra Threadgill Donald Tiger Raul Tiongson Christina Tom Galen Tom Jadine Tom 44 Jarrell Tom Liliane Tom Mimi Tom Shirley Tom CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF ’82 © z w C 2 Richard Tong Amdue Torres C 2 PI z 5 so C 3 Connie Toy Cam Toan Tran Nam Tran Due Trang Cuong Trieu Quoc Truong . I —-s’. : 1 • SHtNGTON H • AW � KANriU O CA CLASS OF 1982 s' y , i , , • - L Class of ’82 T-shirts, Eagles, Pennants — all are purchased by the sentimental members of the Senior Class. 45 CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF ’82 ac O 7 u Z2 Cfl w 2 5 Nelson Tse Emmeline Tseng Wen Tsui Tia Turner Peter Vestel Sean Wherry Diana Twu Anthony Warren Alla Urisman Matthew Wayne Delores Williams Eric Veverka 46 George Williams Aaryn Willis Carol Witter James Wong CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF ’82 £ z u 1 3 Berton Wong Bonita Wong Bonnie Wong Becky Wong Christopher Wong Dale Wong Diane V ong Jacqueline Wong Catherine Wong Edmond Wong Elaine Wong John Wong 47 Jeannette Wong Judy Wong Karen Wong CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF ’82 School Rings: Students have many options as to what they can have on their class rings. The stone is red for the school colors. 48 CLASS OF ’82 £ z w tn CLASS OF ’82 Judy Wu Henry Yang Jack Wu Patricia Woo Wendy Woo Vivienne Xavier Lynne Yamaguchi Naoko Yamakami Bruce Yaung Alison Yee Derek Yee Elisa Yee Peter Yee Terri Yee Mohammad Yegani Charles Yeh 49 CLASS OF ’82 CLASS OF ’82 Cindy Yeung Aileen Yu Leonard Yip Jimmy Yu Kit Yee Yuen Z 3 Nicholas Yuen LATE TAKES Annie Zee Virginia Brady Gabriel Expinda Maureen Mannix James Omori Evan Roosevelt [van Wong 50 Love at first sight... .. and then he created women. Support your local Eagle ... Strong enough for a man, but made for a woman ... The Incredible Eagle 51 SENIOR MOSTS Margaret Halsey Most Likely to Succeed George Wong Most Likely to Succeed Sanford Smith Most School Spirited 4 I lM Kevin Lindseth Pamela Lee Best Personality Best Personality Lisa Caluen Best Hair Glen Suarez Best Hair 53 Warren Nakasu Best Smile Marc Levinson Class Clown Tricia Woo Best Smile Mutt Kitagawa Class Clown 54 i SL J TT 1 i Chris Essex Playboy Anna Foo Best Eyes Ray Diggs Michael Hinson Biggest Pain Most Friendly 55 Paul Mica Most Artistic Eric Cohen Best Dressed Maureen Mannix Most Roudy Guy LaCrosby Most Talented 56 Jonathan Woo Most Roudy Dee Ann Duncan Flirt Sadao Langfeldt Most Shy Jamie Strickling Athletic David Moss Erin Hallinan Best Looking Best Looking Not Pictured — Sorry!! Athletic — Alan Thomas Best Eyes — Pat Noma Most Friendly — Lisa Dierauf Best Physique Figure — Brian Mahoney Daphne Crosby Biggest Pain — Shirley Chow Most Shy — Arleen Kossman Best Dressed — Sherri Taylor Most Talented — Alexandra Threadgill Most Artistic — Catherine Wong 58 Anthony Abejuro — “I plan to go to college and maybe become involved in computer hardware and technology. Anyway, I hope to make something of myself in this fast paced world. GWHS is the greatest high school in S.F.! I’m really going to miss a lot of friends as we all move on.” Shena Agee — “I would like to go into modeling or go into medicine.” Marie-France Alegrett — “I plan to study Veterinary medicine at Davis. I have many nice memories from GWHS, which I will never forget. Thanks to all the teachers and friends who made my high school years special ones. Remember: Life is one . .. enjoy every moment it brings to you. Angela Alsup — I plan to go to Stewardess training school. I’d like to travel around the world. I’d like to thank all the people who made my high school years the greatest. I love you Mom, Dad. and E M. Good luck, Dawny, you’re the best sister in the world! Stay the best GWHS JROTC.” C laudette Anderson — “My plans for the future arc to attend a 4 year college. I may continue my studies so I can major in psychology. Good luck to all my friends, especially Jamie, Arleen, Bonnie, Toni, Marie and Hot Stuff. For the people I leave behind, I hope you continue to make GWHS 1. Andrew Ang — “I would like to thank all the school staff, teachers and students, for their kind cooperation while I was at GWHS. There is still a long way for me to go, and I’ll probably go to a college and will pursue a career for myself.” Curtis Asano — “My plans are to attend SF State and Scripps Institute major- ing in Marine Biology. I’d like to thank my friends for their support.” Varoujian Asdourian — “My future plans arc to attend UC Berkeley and ma- jor in Architectual Engineering.” Denise A cona — “I plan on taking one day at a time. To all my friends, I will miss you all. especially Mary and Susan — Good-bye. I love you Johnny B James Bossier — “My high school years were positive and negative. I certainly hope the rest of my days will not be so inconsisent. I’m glad my last couple of years were good in many ways. 1 plan to attend SF State or Santa Rosa City for 2 years, then San Diego State. I plan to get into the business world (stocks, bonds, investing, etc.) or maybe I’ll be a drummer for a heavy rock band. Janice Bures — “I plan to let cosmic intensity run my karma. Also, I plan to be career in business or computer science. I wish my friends all the happiness in the world and I thank them for making my high school years memorable. Kit, you’ve been a special friend, so I hope the best for you always. I give much appreciation and thanks to those teachers who have made learning fun and enjoyable. A special thanks to Mr. Marcus for being such a great counselor. Good luck Class of’82!” Joan Cbee — “I plan to go to State or CLC.” Linda Cheng — “I am going to City first, then transfer to UC Berkeley. My major is computer science. I want to be a computer programmer. Ellen Cheung — “I plan to major in either law or architecture. Work hard, be happy, and retire early so I may spend my time traveling and bumming around my favorite spot — the beach. I would like to thank Mr. Marcus for being a great counselor and sponsor of the Chinese-American Club. I would also like to thank D M. for being there when I needed a friend. Best of luck to the entire class of’82. We finally made it!” Peter Cheung — “I plan to go the University of Wisconsin-Madison, or UC Berkeley. After 4 years I plan to complete my master's degree in another top ten university.” Caroline Chin — “For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God. Not of works, lest any man should boast. (Ephesian 2:8,9). Nancy Chin — “To the high-n-mighty Class of ’82, the very best of luck to you in the outside world. To you undergraduates enjoy here while you’re here and make the best out of it ... cuz there’s no here there! Bye, GWHS! I’m sure gonna miss you.” Patrick Chin — “I hope to graduate from some university and become, hopefully, a mechanical engineer and then buy a house, a Porsche 911sc, and build the fastest hot-rod on the streets. I’ll do all these things with my sweetheart, T.R.W., while we’re living happily ever after. 1 want to wish all my friends luck and success in the future and hope you guys make it in whatever you do.” Shrina Chin — “I am interested in becoming a stewardess after high school. Then I’ll probably attend City or a business college. 1 would like to wish the best of luck to all my friends and to GWHS.” Christina Choi — “I hope that I could be what I want to be, so I’ll try my best a starving student at some wonderful, enlightening state college. May all my cronies travel with me, in spirit if not in soul, through all the good times ahead. Steven Burks — “I plan to attend college and then start my career as an elec- trical contractor. To Phil McDaniel, Lucion Fuller, and Richard Paris, stay cool and do your work and one day you’ll be a senior.” Dawn Calacal — “I want to thank all my friends and my boyfriend. Gaspar, for making my high school years worth the wait to graduate. I’d also like to thank my teachers for passing me. Good luck to all the ’82 graduates and all the future GWHS graduates.” Lisa Caluen — “I plan to go to college and then to a university where I will ma- jor in the medical field. I wish the best for my friends: Tata, John. Paul, Sonrissa. Ann, and the girls on the softball team, and to the entire Class of ’82.1 wish you all the happiness in the world.” Shawn Campbell — “To live in this world today, you have to do unto others before they do unto you. Steve Campbell — “In GWHS, I have made life time friendships and learned life long lessons. It was here in GWHS that I went from a punky-cigarette smoking 9th grader to a respectable 12th grader. GWHS has a unique cross section of cultures. Thanks to Mr. Hollander, I hope to major in Marine Biology. After college I will live in Japan, but’ I’ll never forget my friends and the great times we shared.” Mary Carrillo — “My plans have not yet been decided, but I do hope to live my life to the fullest. To the coaches and Ruane, good luck with tnc future teams, and thanks for the good times we’ve shared. To a special friend whom I will always remember, a friend I am and will always be with my love, you will see what our friendship means to me. Last, but not least, to all my other friends. Bye!” Angela Chan — “I like GWHS very much and I will miss it.” Renee Chan — “Good luck to all my friends. With you happiness and money. Suzanne. Sonrissa. Pam, Grace, Warren, John, Marianne, My long lost friend, Lcnora, Lewis, Donny, Richard, Sabrina, Kim, and everyone else I forgot. Good luck!” Ijiura Chang — “I plan to go to either SF State or UC Berkeley and pursue a to be on top of the mountain. Also I’ll keep S.S.D. on my mind to be a suc- cessful person. Also to my friends, especially J.S., thank you for being there when I needed you.” Carmen Chong — “My future plans arc to go to City and then transfer to S.F. State, where I will major in business. There are many good things that hap- pened to me at GWHS that I will never forget. I wish to thank all my teachers, especially Ms. Ow. Ms. Mcister, and Mr. Lai for their help and en- couragement. I wish the best of luck to the Class of 82 ... we arc the best! Tom Chou — “I plan to go to college. Bob Chow — “I plan to take a year off and work. After that 1 plan to attend San Jose State and look into the Calif. Highway Patrol Academy.” Shirley Chow — “During the past years at GWHS I have achieved many valuable knowledges both academically and socially. Here, I sincerely like to thank the staff and the student body. On my future calendar. I hope to at- tend 4 years of military academy and become a member of the U.S. Marine Corps.” Jackie Cboy — After leaving GWHS, I plan to pursue a career in business. Best wishes to some of the most caring friends: K. Sato, T. Nakai, E. Fukuda, and J. Furuya. Also to the friends I’m leaving behind good luck in your senior year. Even though we might be going to different colleges, hopefully we’ll all keep in close touch with each other. See everyone in Hawaii! Jenny Cboy — I’m planning to attend City and hopefully transfer to a UC campus. I want to major in computer science or business administration, and someday live in and own a couple model homes. My ultimate goal is to suc- ceed in life and just be happy. To all my friends — I wish you guys the best of everything! Eugene CM — “I hope to go to UC Berkeley and become a physicist or engineer. I think GWHS has always been better than Lowell, and Good Luck to all the people who know me. Elizabeth C hung — “Good luck to Diane Mah, Donna Fong, and everyone in the Class of ’82! Eric Cohen — “After 4 years, it’s time to say goodbye to my favorite high school. I would like to thank Mrs. McTernan and Mrs. DeMatteis for 59 everything they taught me and also for their tolerance. Thank you George Washington for lending your name to my school and giving me a day off from school.” „ , .... A..... . Tracy 0 8 — “I plan to go to State and major in business. Also I think the Class of 82 is going places because we are the first 4 year class to graduate. I would like to wish everyone good luck in the years to come.” Daphne Crosby — “I have enjoyed going to G WHS, and I plan to go to college and become active in the fashion merchandising business.” Lisa Dierauf — “I hope to go to UCSB or Cal Poly. Good luck to the Class of ’82. All my love to Eddy, only one more year for you and Amy. Watch out for those surfer babes! Scope the knarly waves breaking at Deadman’s Eagles, Ft. Point, Sloat, and most of all, Kelly’s Cove. Special thanks to S.K.. M.M., E.T. and most all. Janice Bures, for being such a good friend, and making the Class of ’82 1!” Ray Diggs II — “To GWHS: Thank you for the best 4 years of my life. I will be on my way either to San Jose State, SF State, or the University of Houston to became a sports commentor. Good luck Class of ’82!” Shanella Dillard — “I plan to go to college and become a doctor. I wish my friends the best in whatever they decide to do in life. I want to thank Mr. Marcus for his help through these 4 years, he as been a true counselor, in more ways than expected. Thanks and good luck to everyone.” Debra Dougherty — I would like to attend State to receive a BA in Interior Design and Public Relations.” Nancy Dumalig — “I plan to go to City until I find out what I plan to major in. 1 might major in clerk typing. I wish good luck to all my friends.” Dee Ann Duncan — “My future plans arc to go to work and live life to the fullest. I would like to wish the best to all my friends, hope to see you at the reunion. And all you out there keep on partying. All you roller skaters, keep on rolling. To my best friend. Boo, good luck and 1 will be seeing you around. Last, but not least. Mouse Ramonski loves ya all!” Isabel Ehrlich — “To my crazy friends, Lisa, Velina, Paul, Joyce, Tracy, Deb- bie, Chris and John-John, I think you’re the Greatest Friends anyone could have and 1 hope our crazy friendship lasts forever ... To my cuz’ . Dawn, I hope you and Gaspar last a lifetime and to Ann, keep rockin’ the Bay! To my sister, Lisa, Look forward to your next 4 years at GWHS. They’ll be Christine Galanis — “I plan to pass the SAT and go to SF State. Many thanks to my closest friends. Dawn, Tata, Pauly ... Paul, don’t ever lose that special touch for cheering me up. To George, wishin’ you all the love and happiness you deserve, thanks for all the times we spent laughing, crying, loving, and arguing. To David D. and Peter W., wishin' you as much fun at Wash as 1 had. To the Class of ’82, all the luck and happiness in the world.” Allen Gee — “My future plans are to become a billionare! If I don't make that. I’ll settle for a millionare. Good luck and best wishes to all my friends on the third floor.” Van Gee — “I plan to get into engineering. Cynthia Gong — “I plan to go to college and get a bachelor’s degree. I would like to major in the accounting or computering fields. Mattie Marie Goodman — “My plans for the future are to first go to City and major in computer programs for 2 years and then graduate.” Juanita Greer — “I haven’t been at this school very long, so 1 haven’t had the chance to participate in many school activities.” Saundra Haggerty — “I plan to go to college and major in political science. I’ll always continue to try my hardest to conquer whatever comes along in life. I wish the best of luck, health, happiness, and success to the Class of ’82, and all my friends I met during my 2 years at GWHS. I would also like to thank my mother, who without I might not be graduating.” George Hall — “I plan to study computer programming at UC Berkeley. Good luck to J. L., J. B.. J. S., E. F., J. L, D E.. A B., and M L. of the EAGLE staff who made being an editor easy. Good luck to the third floor gang. Keep in touch and always remember that GW HS and the Class of ’82 are 1.” Kim Haller — Washington has been fun! it had its ups and downs. I can’t say, however, that I'm sad to leave because I'm not. I hope to go to UCSB and major in business and or performing arts.” Meg Halsey — “The days have passed so quickly now. Our time is running thin. Remember what we have today, we’ll never have again. These high school years will follow us, no matter where we go. We’ll leave some hidden dreams behind, the world will never know.” K. Mark Harris — “My plans are to be a social worker, and to help handle and regulate people. I wish everyone a happy future.” Robert Hartman — “Off to City to become a S.F. policeman.” your greatest! Lisa Ely — “1 want to thank all the teachers 1 had at GWHS. Now I m going to be faced with many new responsibilities, decisions, and exciting oppor- tunities. 1 plan to go to college in Southern Calif. My major will be something in the computer field. Goodbye to all my friends who arc seniors, and good luck to the 11th, 10th, and 9th graders — you’ll get your turn!” Donna Kong — “Getting my education at GWHS has been a great learning ex- perience but the best part of school was meeting tons of different people. I want to wish everybody great fortune and eternal happiness. Confidential to A.K.: Don’t give up on K.N.! Take care!” Regan Fong — “I’m going to attend State or City for 4 years, graduate with honors, and learn how to fly and become a pilot in a major airline.” Anna Marie Koo — “I’d like to be a business woman in a very creative at- mosphere. I also dream of setting up display windows for downtown some- day .. . and I’ll always be wondering about the meaning of life.” Mishiel Krankel — “1 would like to wish all my friends good luck and best wishes for their futures. 1 spent 4 happy and fulfilling years here at GWHS and hope that many others will too. I would like to say good bye to all my teachers. In the future, 1 hope to find a fun. but well paying, job working outdoors with animals. Good luck and so long to everyone!’ Bryan Kukuda — “Even though I haven’t decided on what field I plan to go in- to yet. I'll take whatever comes my way and decide from there. It seems fun- ny that many years from now we’ll look back on our years at GWHS as the good old days!” From the crazy third floor, we survived from all the meetings we endured though I guess it was all worthwhile. Good-bye GWHS, and to all the great teachers and friends I’m going to leave behind Erin Kukuda — “We are limitless, for we believe in our dreams ... so J. C., J. F., K. S., C. T., and D. T., let’s remember our many hopes and dreams. To Kris and my dear brother, 1 couldn’t have survived my school years without you. Thank you and much love. My sweet C. T. you mean the world to me.” Joy Furuya — “I plan to work and take night courses, probably for the next 15 years hoping to get a degree in business or computer science. To those wild and crazy guys gals who graduated in ’82 much love and success to you always. To Mr. Williams, the best English teacher, who did wonders with my grammar, keep it up!” Michael Hinson — “I guess I will attend UC Berkeley, where 1 will pursue my BA degree in some unknown to me. To A. S. I hope there is not another Mr.v Williams to torment you through college; to S. S. take care of yourself and keep listening to P.E. To J.T. and my sister R. R., thanks for everything and may happiness always be with you.” Michael Hlrai — “I would like to thank J. B., R. S., W. N., B. F., and everyone else for making my years at GWHS most memorable and fun. To B. W. 1 hope you make the Kentucky Derby so you can race me on my motorcycle. My plans are to go to UC Berkeley, then on to law school, so I can become a lawyer. Class of ’82 is 1 Tetu Hirai — “I plan to further my education in the math and science field. I would like to thank all my friends and teachers for their support and friend- ship because they made my stay here at GWHS enjoyable and memorable.” Evelyn Ho — “It has been a pleasure studying in this school. I’ve learned a lot. All the teachers arc kind and they did their jobs. 1 really hope I can attend UC Berkeley with the education I’ve received from these teachers. I think I’m going to major in math and biology.” Emeline Tomoko Horikiri — “I plan to go to cither UC Berkeley or State and major in English, Japanese, and Psychology. I’ll try to narrow it down to two, but I’m still not sure.” Dennis How — “1 plan to continue with Pet. Distribution Engineering and then attend an institute of advanced education where I’ll take criminology. GWHS will leave a mindful of memories for me and these memories that keep running in and out of my life will remain with me forever.” Melvin lluie — “My plans arc to attend UC majoring in dentistry. These past 4 years were fantastic for me, and I really hate to leave the big GW. To Mr. Swartz and Mr. Yee, thanks for putting up with me and helping me whenever I needed it. To the rest of my teachers, coaches, and friends, may our friends ip be everlasting. I’ll truly miss all of you.” Cheryl Hwang — “Finally!” Elsie Iniquez — “After I graduate from college, I plan to become a stewardess. I wish the Class of ’83 best of luck. Good luck to my friends: Dawn, Crystal. Diana. Christy. Karia, Miguel, Juan, and Ana.” Linda Inouye — “My future plans are to go to State and then to UC Davis to 60 major in some type of environmental field. Good luck to the J-Club, the Class of ’82 and the Enchatees, and especially the third floor gang.” I)cn in Wayne Jackson — “I would like to become a professional entertainer. In my spare time, a computer operator, or an accountant.” Darrelf James — I am going to pursue a career in accounting. Good luck to the Class of ’82. May all your dreams come true!” Annette Jamison — “I plan to go to S.F. State and hopefully become successful in whatever I become. 1 wish the best of luck in the future to all my friends. I want to thank Mark Slippy for helping me get where I am now.” Jennifer Jew — “May all your days in joy be past and each prove happier than the last.” (hocbolate Jiltonilro — “I’d like to major in music at UC Berkeley and become a professional singer. I’m going to strive for perfection in everything I do. including finding that special someone and making LOTS of money. Thanks to everyone at G WHS for making me a VIP. I hope everyone enjoys their senior year.” Cynthia Jue — “I’m planning to attend college and achieve my goals. I would like to thank my close friends. Jot, S. T., Benjamin, L. L., and D. T., for be- ing around these couple of years. It has been fun and a great experience. I wish them the best of luck and keep in touch. Best wishes to the Class of ’82!” Julie Jung — “I plan to go to college and make something of myself. 1 would like to thank my good friends, C. Y., K. T., M. O., K. D., and G. M. for be- ing there when things were down. To Ruben Panaligan Ell Forever. Good luck to the Class of ’82 — may the coming years be full of happiness.” Clinton Frank Kamiya — “I plan to become a computer programmer. I am go- ing to college to get my degree in computer programming.” Helen Kan — “I plan to go to City, then transfer to a university. Maybe get in- to computers — something of the sort!” Linda Kanegawa — “My plans for the future arc really unpredictable. 1 hope to go to State and into engineering. I want to be surrounded by great people like I was here in G WHS. I want to say thank you to mv good friends, P. W., L. N., G. M., and M. T., who put up with me through these great years. I want to say thanks also to K. O., R. R.. and D. L. for showing me who real friends are. I wish happiness to everybody in the Class of ’82 and keep in Henry (Hank} Klein — “My future plans are to enjoy life, while going to a university and becoming a top wrestler in the university ranks. 1 plan to ma- jor in engineering in order to earn a vast amount of money to help me enjoy the many aspects of life. I wish the Class of ’82 a healthy and successful life.” Juliann Ko — “I want to go to UC in the medical field.” Arleen Kossman — “I plan to go to City or Heald's and learn more about business, maybe marketing. Then I hope to open a clothing store with a friend of mine.” Nancy Kwan — “After graduation I will be going to a 4 year college. I hope to go into the field of business.” Pamela Kwan — “I just want to wish everyone the best of luck in the future and in their careers. I want to thank Mr. Marcus for all the help he has given me. I really had lots of fun in this school and I met a lot of nice friends.” Cuy LaCrosby — “I want the world, and I know I’m going to have it. To those who 1 love, grow old gracefully, thrive, prosper, and I’ll see you. Thanks for everything GWHS.’’ Aaron I.am — “I plan to go to college for 2 years and major in computer programming. Hung Ijim — “I plan to go to college. Sadao langfeldt — “I plan to go to college to study commercial arts. I hope to play pro-football. Tony Ijiu — “My goal is to go to college and get a MA in electrical engineering.” Alex Lee — “1 plan to go to college to study engineering. Amy Lee — “I plan to further my education at State. I wish all my friends, happiness and great fortune.” Andy Lee — “The last 4 years have been pretty good. But I’m glad to leave GWHS.” Douglas I e — “I do not wish to discuss my 4 years GWHS with anybody.” F.llen Lee — “I plan to attend college and discover an interesting field in which to major. I’d like to thank all my friends for making high school the best years of my life. Also Mom and Dad, stop worrying about me, I can handle life okay.” Judy Lee — “I wish the best of luck and success to almost everyone. Class of touch.” Shinobu Kawaoka — “I plan to take a year off and travel a little, then go to college in Southern California at UCSD or UCSB. To all the undergrads, I hope you have lot of school spirit, because that’s what GWHS really needs good luck to you all! Thanks to Mouse for being a great friend.” Richard Kawasaki — “I plan to make enough money to acquire controlling in- terest in a motorcycle company which shall remain nameness. I also hope to win the Tour de France (sorry Karl). Thank you, Mr. Williams, for sharpen- ing my skills and for three years of the worst torture I have ever experienced. To the Class of ’82. buen suerte!” Kwang Jin Kay — “My future plan is to attend Cal Poly or UC Davis and pur- sue a career in an engineering field. I would like to thank “Mom” for all the help and guidance she has given me throughout the past four years. Also to all my friends, thanks for the great times and hope to see you from time to time. Remember Mark 9:23 ... and may the Lord fill your days with hap- piness and iov in the years to come. Susan Kern — “We finally made it! I’ll never forget all of my friends and all of the parties we had. GWHS will never be the same without boozin’ Susan and Maureen the lust! My future plans are to move to Mendecino and live my life with Chris. I’ll never forget one special person, Eamon Maloney, good luck to you wherever you are. Good luck to everybody and keep on partying. Norman Khan — “I want to thank GWHS for making the 4 years memorable. 1 want to go on to med school after 4 years of college.” Jeannie Kim — “It’s been a wonderful 4 years at GWHS. I plan to attend col- lege and get into the field of business. I hope to be a successful business woman, retire as early as possible, and enjoy the rest of my life traveling around the world. Special love and thanks to “Mom” (Mrs. Marcus) for all her support, and the Executive Board members for making my last year at GWHS a memorable one. Mrs. Sanders, it’s been a great 3 years.” Madeline (Mutt) Kitagawa — “I plan to party and kick back for a while; then it’s off to City. To the 1981 Softball Champs, T.W.! To all my family ... Ricky, Curl, Birky, Jon, June, Jay, Roger, Van, Fuji, Runt, and everyone else-thanks for making my 4 years bearable, and may you always remember the good times we had!” ’82 will always be 1!” Karen Lee — “I plan to go to college and get into the field of business. I hope {0 nch and succ« fal. Good luck and best wishes to the whole class Oi o2. Michael Lee - “I have had 4 terrific years at GWHS and I’m really going to miss all the interesting and nice people I’ve met here during this time. I will study genetic engineering in college.” Monica Lee — “1 hope all my friends have a good time whatever they do in the future. Pamela I ee — “I’d just like to thank all who gave me quite a few unforget- tabJe moments, like Rabbitt, Mutt, French, Horse, Helen. September. Moose, Grass, and others.” Pete Lee — “Although my career tends to angle towards business, my personal goal in life is to go on touching people and making them feel better about themselves. Rosan I e — “I plan to go to college and get a degree in the business field. I wish the best of luck to all the graduates of ’82. Sharon Lee — “I plan to go college and major in the field of business. Good luck to all of my classmates. Class of’82 lives forever!” Shirley Lee — “Good luck to the Class of ’82. Be proud to graduate with the first class of our school at a 4 year high school.” Steven Lee — “1 plan to go to college for 6 years and become an electronics engineer.” Jacqueline I eon — “I plan to go to college. My 2 years at GWHS have been filled with excitement and fine, academic exposure. I want to thank all my teachers and friends for everything. But most importantly, I want to thank my family for always being my best friends. Marc Levinson — “I plan to attend college and major in business finance ad- ministration, medicine, and entertainment. My future plans include buying an island and starting a new country.” Katherine Lew — “I’ve had a fun 4 years at GWHS! Hopefully, I’ll be going on to college, and be able to be useful to the Lord in his work. Amy Lim — “I’m glad I finished high school at GWHS. I plan to attend col- lege for 2 years and major in airline stewardess work o. modeling. David Ling — “My future plans are presently unclear, bit I am certain the in- 61 terplay of necessity, free will, and change in my life will determine my course. To all. be merry, open vour hearts, and always Roll to the Rock.” Susie ling — I plan to go to college and do well in it. 1 also plan to go back to Brazil I’d like to thank all my friends and volleyball friends for making my high school years very special and fun.” Karen Liu — ”1 have enjoyed my years here at GWHS. I plan to go to college and major in business.” Phillip Uu — “I plan to go to college for 4 years, probably S.F. State. lisa Lo — “I want to attend either S.F. State or San Jose State, then UCLA. 1 plan lo marry a rich, handsome ballplayer and live in Hawaii. To my bro, Pete. I wish you the best of luck, and I know you'll make the major league someday. linda l.ore — ”1 plan to go to college and pursue a career in business. To my best friend, Angela, stay sweet and take care always. GWHS JROTC is the best in S. F.” Kellie Ixmie — “I plan to go to college and major in business. During my years at GW HS I've gained many close friends.” Kimberle) Love — “My future plans are to continue my education in the field of engineering Van llao Lu — I would like to go to college I really appreciate the Bilingual program so the foreign students like me can learn knowledge in a slowmov- ing class. Carolyn I unbeck — “I plan to go to college at UCSB. hopefully majoring in some sort of social science.” W ins ton Lum — ”1 plan to attend UC Davis and study medicine. My years at GWHS have been exciting and fun.” May I uu — “I hope I can make 4 years in college .” Patiiee Lynch — “GWHS has been a memorable journey for me. 1 have en- joyed the best and the worse times. I plan to attend college. ' Diana Mali — “1 plan to spend the next 4 years (and no longer) in college try- ing to amount to something. 1 wish the best of luck, happiness, and unlimited success to the Class of 82 and to all my friends ” Maureen Mannix — Thanks to my friends, my family. Mrs Wasscrstcin. and Ms. Leslie, two cool teachers. My plans arc to live one day at a time. The parties were great and always will be. The lush lives on. and Eamon M. who professional money changer and make millions of dollars through em- brczzlemcnt. My one goal is to lock Derek Yee in a closet with Michael Tong and Tom Liu.” Ijiura Mayer — “After 3 2 years at GWHS. I'm very sorry to go. The friend- ships I've made with other students and teachers mean more to me than 1 can say. Their support and willingness to let me grow, will help me greatly when 1 make my way to Broadway . W hen I'm a famous star on Broadway I'll remember _vou all. Just keep smiling and everyone will wonder what you've been up to! Show is and will be my life!” Paul Mica — “I plan to be an artist, musician and have my own band in Hawaii, making Hawaiian music I wish to attend the Art Academy of S.F to get a M A in Art. I’ll miss GWHS a lot. but now is the time for us to look forward. 1 bid farewell to all my friends of '82. 83. and '84. Thanks Mom and Dad for your love and guidance.” Susaa Michels — “I want my life be completely fullfilled as my life goes on To Denise and Man-we've come this far and have been through so much, special congratulations! See both of you in Hawaii!” Reed Minkin — “I've enjoyed my years at GWHS, but it's time to move on to bigger and better things Success and happiness to my friends.” Grace Mizutaai — “I would like to get into business, teaching, or advertising Whatever the case! I hope to become successful. I'll live life to the fullest and marry Peter Strauss So Lisa . you can go kill yourself or marry Frank Langella Many thanks to all my wonderful pals. Lotsa luck, love, and hap- piness to the Class of'82.” Gemma Moutemayor — “My future plan is to finish my studies in college What 1 would like to take is a course in computer science I would like to have a pantime job while studying Since I got a year experience of modell- ing in the Philippines. I would like to enroll for a modeling school ” Mary Ami Moran — “Well. I made it, Marty! Mom, thanks for being you and understanding Good luck to all. hope to see ya'll real soon. This year made the other 3 worth it! The blue bus is calling us ” Judy Mori — “1 plan to go to City for 2 years and then on to a 4 year college. I wish the best of luck, success, and happiness to all of my fnends. My 4 years here at GWHS will always be something special to remember.” Douglas Murakami — “My plans are to go to college and get a major in the art we will never forget! Ann Manuel — “I plan to attend Southwestern Christian College in Texas. Suzanne Naito — “Class of '82, thank you for all the memories. To my good friends. M.T.. C.H.. D.N., M.C.. S.K.. and my sisters Diane and Kari. thanks for all the help and support you've given me over the years. Dave, thanks for your friendship. Hey. you guys on the wrestling team, it’s been great being the manager.” Warren Nakasu — “My future plans are to go to college where I plan to major in science. I’d like to thank all my best friends for giving me the greatest years of my life. Eric Nebon — “Of all man’s victories, the first and the greatest is for a man to conquer himself. .. Plato. Lisa Ng — “We've finally made it! No real big plans, but I do hope to get a BA or M A in economy. To the Class of '82. looking forward to seeing you all at our reunion.” Michael Ng — “I plan to attend San Luis Obispo to become an electronic engineer I also plan to become a multi-millionaire by the year of 2032. I’d like to wish the best of luck to the ROTC Gang and to all the underclassmen ” Mina Nguyen — “I plan to go 6 years to nursing school and wish to get through with these years. I had a great time at GWHS.” Audrey Noda — “My future plans are to S.F. State and study business, after City. My best wishes to the Class of '82 and good luck to future graduating classes. Karl Ochi — Life's been good ... I reckon now I'll attend an institute of higher education. If I burn out. perhaps I can explore the fields of schizor- phrenia and detach from reality . Thanks to Mrs. Amis who helped me hang in there and stay alive.” Gyo Ohno — “Thanks to all my friends who made my stay at GWHS en- joyable I’d like to thank my 3 best friends. However. Wallen, and Bobby. I couldn't have made it without you.” F.than O'Malley — “I plan to go to college and 1 plan to do a little better in col- lege than I have in the past. To all the teachers I have had and all the friends 1 have made. 1 say good-bye.” Hiroki Onodera — “I plan to become an engineer and work for the CIA as a field, maybe I want to thank all those teachers at GWHS. especially Mr Feldman for giving me such a great inspiration in my work.” David Pascal — “1 plan to continue on to college, probably a UC school. I'm not sure about a major yet. but when I find out 1 11 let vou know It was a great 3 years and I would like to thank everyone who helped me make it through them.” Bernadette Petoteguy — “I plan to go to City for 2 years, and then either stay in the USA and continue school, or go back to Europe — France — and finish school there. In the future I will go into International Relations, or in- to something w here I can use my languages Ken Placido — “I plan to attend a 4 year college and major in the field of engineering To my fnends. thanks for making high school bearable. To J J .. the best of luck to you and R P Michael Powell — “Because the school board made up a new rule, we as young 9th graders entered this fine school. But that was long ago. and now we must graduate. No more high school homework, no more college wait. Who knows m 10 years where we will be? To the Class of 82, much love, joy. and hap- piness in the special things you do Nadine Quick — “To all my fnends. stay cool and keep party mg’ To a very best friend of mine. Brian K W., thanks for being such a good fnend and for being there when 1 needed a friend the most. I have had many happy days with you and 1 hope more to come.” Kanie Ramin always leave them laughing ” Tamara RatcbfT — “My plans are to continue going to school to study accoun- ting and data processing 1 hope some day to be a full ume accountant. As the last Ratcliff to leave GWHS. I'd like to thank all the teachers who gave a damn and offered me and Toni an education Amelia Recsdoro — “My future plans arc to go to City and Lake a cosmetologist training program I would like to thank my parents for helping me to graduate Good luck to the Filipino Club ” Ray Rex — “As 1 lie here on the edge of reality. 1 can only see so far Let all my friends live their lives to the fullest Love and happiness to all of those who cared — thanks for being around. Ray Way Wex.” 62 Bom Rhodes — “I would like to go to a good State College where I can play baseball. Darnell Richardson — “1 would like vers much to become a choreographer some day. If not. get a teaching license. Naum Rikshpuu — “I plan to attend a 4 year college to get a degree in biology and work in the field of molecular biology or medicine I wish everybody good luck. Robert Roe — “I plan to go to college and I will try my hardest to conquer whatever I lake on in life I wish the best of luck and success to all my friends and teachers I wish you stuck it out Rich, but your getting places with your Hell Kawa Bonnie Roland — “I have enjoyed the past 3 years at GWHS I also want to thank a wonderful staff, especially Mr Swart and Ms Cooney I want to wish all my friends the very best of luck in the years to come As for the future. 1 plan to attend Stanford or UCSD where I will mayor in pre-med Best wishes to all. Victor Roldan — “I plan to go to college and mayor in the business field. preferably accounting To all my friends the best of luck “ Mari Rotenberg — Hand Loose' If it s green, it's mean' I would like to wish good luck to all the people 1 know , and even those I don't know. Keep on sur- fm. and remember Kelly's Cove will live forever. Iha RubancMicb — “Best wishes to all. Ronnie Saknrai — “I intend to put up with the agony of college and continue a successful life. To my good friends: Thanks for excusing my rudeness because you people are so ward .” Kay Sato — “To my good fnends. J C.. E. F.. J. F.. and others, much success and happiness to yon. To those of you who have a year or two io go at GWHS. Hang in there' For those graduates of 81. my thoughts are with you constantly. Lastly to my teachers, past and present, much thanks. Your efforts were not totally w asted ” Stacy Shi min — “I plan to bead down to LA and welcome a weekend beach bum while attending UCLA, and possibly going for a degree in engineering My goals are to get my red Mazda RX-7. buy a borne, and be able to afford it all To H M hope life will be a slice of heaven for you always To C. C.. I classes Good luck Class of 82. Aaa Sumida — “I plan to go to college and will mayor in whatever interests me at the time. It s too early for me to decide now. but whatever it may be. I hope to be successful These past 4 years have been filled with'many memorable events which will go unforgotten Wishing the best of luck to all of my wonderful friends. To B. K thanks for making my senior year the best ever Hoping you gel what you deserve the best Have fun. enjoy yourself, and keep smiling ” John Szeto — “1 plan to go to college and probably mayor in a math field Before going to college. 1 want to have as much fun as possible ” Afcerf Tai — “I hope I can get into UC Berkeley and my ambition is to become a physician Josephine Tai — “My future goal ts to attend a respectable college After graduating with a MA in whatever. I’m going to make lots of money and retire by the age of 2T My years here would been a total bore without my close friends. Nikki. Spicer. Benjamin. S. T„ C. J.. D T.. and INV. 1 don’t know what I would have done without you guys’ My last words to the future senior classes — it wasn’t too bad Stanley Takikawa — “I am planning to go on to State and pursue a career in engineering and business In the future I hope 1 will continue anything I start and eventually meet that certain goal I want ” Tub — to make lots of Moola and become a millionare by the time I’m 25. In the mean time 111 go to an university and probabis major ub a biological science, otherwise I’ll yust mayor in cuteness Lotsa luck to all my friends and the rest of the Class of 82.’’ Janice Tam — “Whatever I do in the future. HJ do it for the benefit of the humanity Melissa Tam — “I hope to become an airline stewardess and fly in the friendly skies of United Thanks to Mrs Marcus for a memorable year on the Ex- ecutive Board Special thanks to Sanford Smith for encouraging me to join the Later Squad and guiding me through (Yes. Sanford. were jamm- ing ) n always cherish the memories of my years at GW HS. especial!) at the 81 Spring Awards Dessert w hen J ma Dw ight Hicks of the 49ers 1 love you. Class of 82 - cuz you’re J ’ Take care, good luck, and God Bless ” Roger Tan — “My goals arc to further my education at either UC Berkeley or wish you a lot of luck, happiness, and love. To D. L . K O, and R R . you’re all terrific, keep on rockin' Best wishes to the Class of ’82.” A Baa Shu — “I would like to go on to college and get a BA degree I will take courses in engineering and hopefully I will sun my career as an engineer Lawrence Sia — “It was an honor to be in this school, but I would be baler if everybody would participate The school spirit should grow, instead of shrinking If the people would unite instead of fighting and making a fuss about themselves, our teams, activities, respect and school appearance would progress I thank all my teachers for the friendship and training for my future My mayor goal ts to be a mechanic and engineer, hope I see all my fdlow companions in the future J «une South — “I plan to continue my studies at Cal Poly at San Luts Obispo” Sauford South — “I have had 4 good years at GWHS. and will never forget them Next September I hope to be goint to CaJ Poly. I plan to go into a career as a computer tech Hopefully. I will still go to Spam Thanks to Mrs M . Mrs Mac. Mr Pleasure. Mrs D.. and Mr Dterke for all of the good times.” Jauue Strickbug — “I want to take this opportunity to thank all my leathers, coaches, and fnends who made my years at GW HS the best they could be To A K . M G.. E T.. C. A . S T.. and all my fnends. there's no limit to what you can be. so reach for the sky4 To Mo. Ann. Fugi. Tracey , and Jon, hang in there cuz you'll be there sooner than you think My future plant are to accept all the responsibilities and challenges that are before me because I am determined to become all that I can be ” Gte Suarez — “My plans for the future are to go to college and maybe ga in- to the field of engineering In the meantime. I hope for the success of my company through the years ..GAR Productions Mobile Dance Music Remember we’re available for you any occasion Disco is definitely alive and kicking” Martauo Sadano — “Thanks to all my friends who helped me really enjoy school We hive had some real good times Now I'm a freebird I would like to tell all my fnends good luck in the future and always remember that the Class of 82 was the beat' I am planning to go to college to study general CaJ Pols I wiU mayor in computer science and hope to achieve a BA degree in the field With the education. I hope to find a job ia computer develop- ment with a big firm. I hope B W and I will be hand-in-hand together forever So Fung Tub — “1 wish that time hadn't gone by so fast I wish this was F 79 because I don’t want to leave G W HS ’ Su Yiug Tam — ”1 enjoyed my high school years at GW HS I reahs had fun with all those dubs and sales 1 think G W HS ts the best school is California Ms future plans are to slay in San Francisco and go to Stale I'm from New York City (the Big Apple) and I think S.F. is hater, although ts NYC t� a kit more exciting Sonrisa Tamay« — “Ms future plans are to attend college and study nursing I wish everybody good luck, especially my brother. Bernard, and my friends. Lisa C-. Elaine T.. Tina A„ Tata. Gemma. John. AJhte. and Mars Ann I also like to thank ms Mom and Dad for helping me through ON my school years As for the rest of the Class, good luck to you. and I hope that you'll continue to make our school successful I’m not going to say good-bye. just a temporary farewell ” Mykim Tang — GWSH is my second family where I have learned several things Time went fast, then the senior year was coming There I might be leaving all ms friends and teachers It means lo me mans things that II never forga I plan to go to State ” Efemt Tate — “Ms future plans are to go to college, enjos life, and be sus oessful whatever I do. To ah ms teachers and fnends. thanks, you have made my stay at GW HS an important and unforgettable one To ms buddies S T . M G-A K . J S..L D-D B F T.K N and B S . doiM put mrta- tians on your dreams If you do. you wflj_pui Limits on your future Remember success ts only what you make n Remember me for I wsJJ never forga you.” Sherri Tayiur — “Ms future plans are to be successful tn life. Good iuek to all my classmates all over the cds now and forever “ Deborah Tentry m — “My future pians are to be an exocuiive secretary I aJso want to travel I would like to thank evesrvone for the good umes 1 have had at GW HS ” Ounce Thacker — “I plan to go to Slate and recave a degree in nursing “ 63 Kulwant Thiara — “I plan to attend a university and pursue a career in law. I have enjoyed my high school years, although not all my experiences have been pleasant. I want to thank my teachers and counselor tor helping me learn much more. And a special thanks to L. C. for just being there when I needed a friend. Good luck to the Class of’82. Alan Thomas — “I plan to play college football at an university. I will pro- bably stay on the West Coast. To all my friends, good luck in the future and keep in touch. GWHS sports arc 1!” Alexandra Threadgill — “1 plan to attend State and continue my studies in theatre arts. As for my plans after that, well only time will tell. 1 enjoyed my four years at GWHS. It had its ups and its downs, but over all it wasn’t bad. I want to give my love to those people who I had been closest to during the past 4 years. I would especially like to express my dedication to the other half (he knows who it is). C hristina Tom — “I can't believe this is my last year. It seemed to go by too fast. I’d like to thank everyone who helped me grow these past few years ... there are too many to name. I plan to go to college and maybe get into some sort of psychology. I plan to stay close to all friends 1 have now, meet new ones, and be happy. Best of luck to the people of the 3rd floor.” Galen Tom — “1 plan to go to Santa Cruz for 2 years, and then transfer to Berkeley for professional school.” Jadine Tom — “I plan to go to UC Berkeley and major in pharmacy. If I don’t like that, I can always major in tennis. Anyway, I want to wish the Class of ’82 the best of luck, especially the tennis team. I hope all my green friends have a fantastic future. Good luck, guys, keep in touch, and don’t get any crazier.” Jarrett Tom — ”11 Corinthians 1:34; John 3:16, 17; Romans 5:8; Ephesians 2:8, 9; Hebrew 10:24, 25; Colossians 3:12; Joshua 1:9 — agape in Him, J. J.” Mimi Tom — “Good luck to all my friends. Hope your days were filled with sunny skies and success! G.O.S. thanks for putting a touch of magic into my life. Hopefully, you’ll remember me somehow.” Richard Tong — “My plans arc to go to college and then runaway for a couple of years. Then just maybe I might come back and start a professional life of Bonita Wong — “I’d like to dedicate this to all my friends, without those crazy kids, I would’ve had a terrible time getting here! Thanks to Mutt, Ricky, Rabbit, Frecks, Boo Boo. Dinky, Yogi, Way Hicx, Pony, Cycle, B. F. . Skron, Mccm, Gilo ... for being a wonderful family. Good luck to all my undergrad sisters and bros. To Mike 1 have to say good-bye. Thanks Rog for giving me love and happiness.” Bonnie Wong — “I’ll always remember the fun times I had at GWHS. I had terrific friends and wonderful teachers. They all helped me in some way, whether in my subjects, or other problems. Special thanks to Mr. Marcus for being a counselor and friend to me.” Catherine W ong — “I would like to thank the Lord for helping and guiding me through high school. God has really blessed me for being a member of the Class of ’82. I really don’t know what I will do in the future. I know one thing for sure and that is, ‘For me to live is Christ and to die is to gain.' Phillippians 1:21.” Christopher W ong — “Go to college. Diane W ong — “I plan to attend a highly distinguished university (don’t you believe it) and obtain a MA degree in who knows what! After that I hope to find a career in a field related to who knows what and live a surprising and unpredictable life. I hear it’s a rough world out there, so best of luck to everyone in the Class of ’82. May we all find happiness and success. Frankly, we deserve it!” Elaine Wong — “I hope to attend State and receive a degree in computer science. I wish luck, happiness, and success to all my fellow students.” George W ong — “My future plans are to attend UC Berkeley w here 1 will pur- sue a career in medicine or engineering. I sincerely want to thank all those who have encouraged and guided me through 4 wonderful years at GWHS. Above all, 1 thank the Lord for watching over me all these years.” Jackie Wong — “I would like to thank most of my teachers. I would also like to thank all my friends for their help and support. 1 hope to make you all proud of me.” Judy Wong — “Out of my 4 years at GWHS, 1 treasure the last year the most. 1 have faced many problems during my years at GWHS, but I'm fortunate that 1 have gained wisdom because now I can handle any situation that I will be facing in the future. My future I haven't decided as yet. I'm going to my best along with the right attitude and I’m not going to worry about what ma- jor I'm going in.” my own. Thanks to everyone who helped me make it through.” Connie Toy — “The moments may be temporary, but the memories arc forever. Thanks everybody! I wish you all the love and happiness in the world. To all my friends, I hope all your wishes come true ana keep smiling. I plan to go to UC Berkeley and major in math or science. Then I'll take it easy and try to get the most out of life.” Nam Tran — “Some people arc thinking very seriously about their future. To me at this point I’m not quite sure what I'm interested in. I just hope to get into UC Berkeley or some other UC campus and have a successful career. Duc Trang — I'm going to State.” Quoc Truong — “I wish all the luck and success to my friends, especially Wen- dy and P W. My future plnas are personal. To George: keep tooting the Dallas Cowboys and be patient with the S.F. Giants.” Emmeline Tseng — “I plan to go to UC or Golden Gate University I hope we’ll sec each other in the future and remember the fun we had in GWHS.” Diana Twu — “I will go on to college. I would like to express my appreciation to my teachers and friends for the help they have given me and may all their dreams come into reality. Ella I risman — “Mv future plans arc to become a cosmetician. I would like to wish all my friends good luck in achieving what they want because I know it’s so hard for them. Thanks to all my teachers, especially my counselor, Mr. Marcus, who helped me so much.” Peter Vestel — “1 am planning to attend UC Berkeley and will try very hard to become an electronic engineer.” Carol Witter — “I hope to go to UCLA and major in performing arts. The past 4 years at GWHS have been terrific, mainly due to the great teachers I’ve had. Thanks to Mr. Tevenan, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. DcMatteis, and especially, Mrs. McTcrnan, for everything. Good luck to my close friends and the Class of’82.” Becky W ong — “Four years ago I came to GWHS as a freshman, puzzled and full of doubt. With the help of my counselor and my teachers, right now I have found out my major and an heading for my goal. 1 have planned to go to UC Berkeley and major in business administration and management. The 4 years in GWHS will remain in my memory forever! Good luck and best wishes to all the graduates of ’82, and the under-graduates!” Karen Wong — “1 plan to major in the field of business and computer science. Best wishes and luck tb all the seniors. Watch out world! The class of '82 is finally coming through!” Linda Wong — “I am planning to attend State where 1 will be majoring in the business field Praise the Lord! for blessing me through the years and pro- viding my needs. Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good, for his loving kind- ness is everlasting. Psalm 118:1.’’ Tracey Wong — “I plan on having a helluva summer in Hawaii with P C. I plan on attending City for a couple of years before transferring to UOP, where I will study to become a dental hygienist. I want to wish all my friends the best of luck in everything. And to P C. — you’re the best thing in my life!” Tyra Wong — “I am planning to go to a state college, so I can finish my schooling. After that I’ll probably get a job somewhere and maybe move out and find a place of my own. I’d hate to admit it but I'm really sad that I’m leaving this school. There were some good times, as well as bad, and I loved every minute of it! As for all my pals and buddies, up at the B. G., thanks for your friendship. Best of luck to the Class of '82. As for everyone in the Classes of ’83. '84, and ’85. hang in there.” Aaron Woo — “I plan to go to State for 4 years and major in electrical engineering. After that I will try and find a job as an electrician. To all my friends, 1 wish them the best of luck, especially E. W., L. L., and K. L. who have two more long years to go.” Jonathan Woo — “I plan to go to City College and then State to major in leadership, science, or art. At 25, I’ll move to the snow country where I can ski to the max. To Mutt, Curt, Pam, Bo. Clint, Wendy, and everyone else on the 3rd floor, I wish you all great joy. I wish all the love and happiness in the world to you. With all my love, Jon-Jon.” Patricia Woo — “It’s been 4 long years for us, but we finally made it! A few of my future plans include majoring in broadcasting and communications at either U.C. Berkeley or UCLA. Good bye for now to L N., G. M„ L. K., P. L., M H„ M. T.. K. O., D L , R R„ D. E„ D H., G. O., F. P.. A. S., D. F.. Farewell to the rest of our class and good luck to all!” Wendy Woo — “I’ve had 4 fun years at GWHS. I’ll treasure them always. With these memories are some terrific friends, whom I hope will always be happy in the future. Take care 'cause you’re some pretty important people to me ... To another real important person in my life, Mr. E. Horn, I love you! ... Sec ya at City.” 64 Jack Wu — “I plan lo go to Cal Poly to be a good architect. Also I want to a successful tennis player. Vivienne Xavier — I am planning to go to college to continue my education where I shall major in science. Lynee Yamaguchi — I plan to go to college after graduating from GWHS. Then I want to do as much as I can handle before it's too late. It was a short stay of 1 Vi years for me at GWHS. Henry Nang — “I would like to go to those Ivy League schools on the East Coast. However, I would be satisfied by going to UC Berkeley. I plan to ma- jor in chemical or Nuclear engineering. Hopefully. I can work all the way to a PhD degree. Bruce Yaung — “I plan to attend college. Alison Yee — I’m really happy to be graduating from GWHS. I was 4 fun years. I am planning to attend City and then State. I hope to keep in touch with all my friends. Thanks to all those people who made my years at GWHS happy: Terri. Annie. Rita. Bonnie. Pam. Diana, and especially Jeanne. Derek Yee — “Maybe I'll take a year off and sleep! I probably go to State. Sergeant Lindsey thanks for 4 years of wisdom. Lt. Colonel Moody good luck with the battalion. Peter Yee — “I hope to go to Cal Tech In Pasadena and major in a physical science course. It’s been a great four years here at GWHS. Good luck to the Class of '82. I'll be looking forward to our class reunion. Terri Yee — “I plan to go to City or State, then to an university. I would just like to sav it’s been a great four years and I would like to give special thanks to Mr. Marcus, J. W., A. Z., A. Y., and R. Y. You’ve been great to me and remember to keep in touch. Good luck Class of ’82 — we made it!” Rita Yon — “1 want to wish the best of luck to all my fellow classmates. To my dearest friends: A. Z., T. Y., A. Y., B. W., and P. K., I just want to thanx you for all the fond memories we shared, even thogh, we will be going our own ways, we will always be the best of friends. I also want to extend my full appreciation to Mr. Marcus for sharing his time in helping me. Good luck and take care. Kenneth Young — “I haven’t decided which college I am going to. maybe a technical school and major in computer science and get my hair all white. Aileen Yu — I m hoping to make it to a nice college and hopefully major in law. I had the best 4 years at GWHS and I’m proud to be a part of the Class of ’82. I would like to mention that within my 4 years I had many great teachers whom I will never forget. I’ll be back to sec you all again Kit Yee Yuen — “It has been a lot of fun in my past 3 years at GWHS Best wished for the future graduates. Nicolas Nuen — My future plans arc to major in broadcasting and minor in environmental studies. Good luck to Doug. Andy. Bryan. Linda. Kelly. Jen- nifer, and Crissy. Annie Zee — “I want to wish everyone lots of luck and success in the years to come. I want to thank Mr. Marcus for everything he has done for me ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thanks to the following for making the senior section possi- ble: Anthony Abejuro, Lisa Caluen, Tracy Craig, Dee Ann Duncan, Saundra Haggerty, Rolland Hoffman, Julie Levinson, Grace Mitzutani, Shanobu Kawaoka, Susan Kern, and Julia Jung. Special thanks to Mrs. Marcus for all of her help and devotion. Thanks to Kee Coleman Studio for all senior pictures. Good luck to the Class of 1982. AUTOGRAPHS 65 Winners stick together Don’t look now, but there is a guy staring at you. OOh La! La! 66 CLUBS HELP UNIFY STUDENTS 67 Cl .UBS HELP UNIFY STUDENTS THROUGH THE DIFFERENT CULTURAL CLUBS HELP UNIFY STUD! SPANISH CLUB 1st row: Tony Abcjuro, Valeric Abejuro, Angela Kazner, Suthcda L., Abjandra Ang, Byung Yu, Lilian Long. 2nd row: Leo Hsieh, Arthur, Ann Sumida, Susan Lee, Stephanie Tsuc, Gloria Kwan. 3rd row: Mrs. Glover, Christine, Bran- don Key, Sanford Smith, Unknown, Claire Diep, Jana Leong, Chris Lee, Ann Kwan, Romulo Aguiree. CHINESE AMERICAN CLUB 1st Row — L. Pang, L. Lo, C. Gong, L. Chang, T. Toy, F. Chan, 2nd Row — D. Wong, E. Cheung, E. Lee, S. Tom, C. Toy, J. Wong, B. Wong. R. Yon, A. Zee, C. Gee, G. Lee, L. Chow, 3rd Row — D. Lee, J. Shew, J. Lee, J. Toi, C. Juc, R. Lee, B. Wong, T. Yee, G. Leung, W. Wong. K. Louie, Mr. Lionel Marcus, J. Choy, 4th Row — K. Wong, J. Wong, D. Twu, K. Lew, P. Lee, P. Lum, S. Wong, J. Wong, G. Wong, L. Wong, P. Kwan, A. Yee, 5th Row — M. Chan. Y. Woo, M. Chan, E. Lou, A. Kwong, C. Tam, R. Chiao, A. Lee, S. Campbell. 68 PS THROUGH THE DIFFERENT CULTURAL CLUBS HELP UNIFY STUDENTS THROUGH THE DIFFERENT BLACK SCHOLARS CLUB 1st row: Yolanda Harden, Monetta White, Jaime Strickling, Yolanze Draper. Denise Wright, Patricia Bridges. 2nd row: Mark Harris, Ann Manuel, Aaron Willis, Elaine Tate, Marie Goodman, George Williams, Douglas Pleasure (sponsor). JAPANESE CLUB 1st row: Curtis Asano, Chris Choi, Connie Toy, Grace Mizutani, Ellen Lee, Naomi Kastuyama, Warren Nakasu, Bryan Fukuda, Chris Lee, Lisa Ng, Linda Kanegawa, Jadine Tom. 2nd row: Mutt Kitagawa, Audrey Noda, Michael Hirai, Ellen Cheung, Ron Sakurai, Pam Lee, 3rd row: Fred Chan. Stacy Shimizu, Shirley Tom, Lisa Pang, Suzie Sa ito, Doug Murakami, Pat Noma, Tricia Woo, Helen Kan, Wendy Woo, John Woo. CULTURAL CLUBS HELP UNIFY STUDENTS THROUGH THE DIFFERENT CULTURAL CLUBS HELP UK FILIPINO CLUB 1st row: Rosario Copada. Virginia Dumalig, Amelia Recidoro, Sonrisa Tamayo, Isabel Ehrlich, Gemma Montemayor, Mary-Ann Wolfert. 2nd row: Nancy Dumalig, Amelia Rosales, Lou Hermoso, Evangeline Hankin, Lisa Caluen, Karla Estudillo, May Hermoso, Lourni Ramirez, Grace Oblena, Jen- nifer Weaver. 3rd row: John Viray, Ricko, Johny, Leo Yabut, D. Villanueva, Ron Ramiro. Bernard Tamayo, John Cerbatos. CHINESE FOREIGN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION 1st row: Susan Wang, Elaine Siu, Annie Kwan, Anna Tang, Nancy Kwan, Pauline Ng. 2nd row: Jenny Wang, John Sun, Judy Wu, Amy Kwan, Margaret Chan, Joann Chui, 3rd row: Elizabeth Liu, Joy Chien, Helen Lu, Susanne Ling, Edith Sun, Kelly Ng, Herman Chan. 4th row: Frances Ling, Anne Do, Linda Cheng, Ann Luu, Ker- man Chan. 5th row: Alex Li-Ming, Frank Hsueh, Jessica Chee, Joann Chee, Irene Wei, Ms. Randing (sponsor). 70 V STUDENTS THROUGH THE DIFFERENT CULTURAL CLUBS HELP UNIFY STUDENTS THROUGH THE 1st row: Allen Luong, Linda Kan. Christine Tse, Susie Saito, Elena Lau, Ann Kwong. Mary Cahn, Crystal Chau. 2nd row: Mr. Valverde (sponsor), Michael Hinson, Irene Wei, Alice Loh, Lori Lee, Anna Cheng, Christine Luong, Eliza Hou, Margie Wong. Missing: Linda Faghih (pres.), Joe Han, Doug Kwan, Susan Wong, Tina Huey, Mimi Tom. FRENCH CLUB MODEL UNITED NATIONS 1st row: Vicki Legars, Julie Levinson, Andy Pascal. 2nd row: Karl Ochi, Laura Mayer, Marc Levinson. Jackie Wong. Bryan Dofler, Christina Choi. Andy Lee. 3rd row: Mr. Den- nis Gregg (sponsor), Bernadette Petoteguy, Amy Levinson, Eric Kinunen, Jeanne Smith. Steve Campbell, Karl Nicholari. Missing: Maite Petoteguy. 71 DIFFERENT CULTURAL CLUBS HELP UNIFY STUDENTS THROUGH THE DIFFERENT CULTURAL Cl.l BURMESE CLUB Front (1 to r): Kalthlcen Chan, Cynthia Jue. Back (I tor):Susana Hoc, Linda Lwin, Mr. Johnson (sponsor), Ailecn Yu, Primrose Wong. SoFong Tam, Juliana Hoe, Patricia Wong. VIETNAMESE CLUB 1st row (I to r): Mr. Ycc (sponsor), Minha Nguyen, My Kim Tang, Huong Nguyen, Han Bui, Carmen Chong. 2nd row: Tian Ng. Ly Sanh Thu, David Trinh, Van Kiet Trong, Nam Tran, Doc Truong, Trong Duong. 3rd row: Leonard Tang, Tan Yuen, Phillip Thach, David Ong. i AND MORE ORGANIZATIONS!! AND MORE ORGANIZATIONS!! AND MORE ORGANIZATIONS!! BACKGAMMON Gene Chao, Marc Levin- son, Henry Guerzon, James Earl. Reggie Ker- cheval, Christopher Means. Iksan Kamarud- din, Charles Jaymes, and most of all. the spon- sor, Mr. Mike Serra! YOUTH EMERGENCY SERVICE Alice Loh, Jane Loh, Lai Yec Yuen, Rosario Copada, Maybcllinc Hcr- moso, Amelia Rosales, Virginia Dumalig, Fred Chan, Yat Szc Mark, Michael Lee, Leo Hsich, Ida Wong, Stacy Shimizu. Amelia Recidoro, Grace Oblena, Maria Paz, and Mrs. Bcresford (sponsor). J ROTCJROTCJROTCJROTC JROTC JROTC JROTC JROTC JROTC JROTC JROTC JROTC JROTC JROTC. DRILL TEAM STAFF Edwind Medina, Angela Alsup, Wayne Moose, Derek Yee, Robert Lam, Linda Lore, Michael Ng. Front: Hiroki Onodera. 1st row: Isah Hester, Gary Wong, Phornchai Chan- thvikij. Edwing Medina, Angela Alsup, Linda Lore, Ed Pagtanac, Rupert Geraldo. 2nd row: Tye Kushncr, Rodney Bryan, Robert Lam, Terry Moller, Hiroki Onodera, Michael Ng, Raphael Moore, Robert Hunniecutt, Arayan Lias. f)TC JROTC JROTC JROTC JROTC JROTC JROTC JRQTC JROTC JROTC JROTC JROTC JROTC JROTC COLOR GUARD Raphael Moore, Robert Lam, Edwind Medina, Phornchai Chanthavikjj RIFLE TEAM Front Row L-R: R. Gcraldo, R. Mah, L. Lore, S. Rubino, A. Lias. Back Row L-R: K. Wat- ters, A. Lo, M. Ng, Sgt. Lind- sey, J. Powell, G. Guiliani, T. Kushner SPIRIT, SPIRIT, SPIRIT, SPIRIT, SPIRIT, SPIRIT, SPIRIT, SPIRIT, SPIRIT, SPIRIT, SPIRIT, SPIRIT, AND VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Tina Anderson, Mary Da quioag, Allison Burns, Diana Genratt, Middle: Bonnie Roland. PEP SQUAD Front and Center: Captain Elaine Tate. 1st row: Asst. Kimberly Love, Co-Cap. Marie Goodman. 2nd row: Carry Guillory, Tammy Garcia, Lor- na Ball, Shirley Woods, Tracie Randolph, Latasha Franklin. 3rd row: Shena Agee, Denise Martin, Demetria Bell, Nancy Williams, Yat Sze Mark, Mario Rodgers. 4th row: Lisa Ely, Demeteria Reddick, Alicia Jones, Tracey Thurman, Delores Mays, Carmella Payne. 5th row: Nalo Fennell, Carla Thomas, Charity Turner. Lai Yee Yuen. 76 IRE SPIRIT. AND MORE SPIRIT. AND MORE SPIRIT, AND MORE SPIRIT. AND MORE SPIRIT. AND MORE SONG LEADERS - ------ From: Sonrisa Tamayo, Jennifer Park, Gemma Montemayor, Middle: Lin- da Kanegawa. 2nd row: Ellen Lee, Jeannie Kim, Lisa Ng. LETTER SQUAD 1st row: Martha Mur- rillo, Lisa Lee, Sanford Smith, Clarissa Ochoa, Paula Gayle Love. 2nd row: Melissa Tam, Tracy Dove, Jessica Pete, Viola McKinley. AND MORE ORGANIZATIONS! AND MORE ORGANIZATIONS! AND MORE ORGANIZATIONS! AND MORI THE EAGLE In Front: Erin Hallinan. 1st row: Mark Levinson, George Hall, Jenny Irwin. Janice Burks, Davis Eisenberg. 2nd row: Warren Tom, Ray Diggs, Latrica Smith, Stella Moroney, Yolanda Accituno. Amy Levinson, Bryan Dorfler, Steven Ban. 3rd row: Lisa Ng. Elaine Tsc, Erin Fukuda. Donald Raul. SPEECH TEAM The Speech Team of George Washington High School has been under the coaching super- vision of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Chandler for several years. The purpose of the Speech Team is to give students the opportunity to speak dramatically, political- ly, and humorously in front of judges and students from other schools. This year the Speech Team has a very elite squad, with several spectacular varsity players. nVFRNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT GOVERNM EXECUTIVE BOARD 1st row: Leo Hsieh, Melissa Tam, Sanford Smith, 2nd row: Jeannie Kim, Jin Kay, 3rd row: Serena Low EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 1st row: Grace Mizutani, Eddie Gin, Melissa Tam, Grace Kim, Lynn Tsui. 2nd row: Kim Arikawa, Mie Katsumate, Lisa Pang, Lori Matoba, Jenny Ho, Maria Paz, Lisa Ng, Linda Kancgawa, Jeannie Kim, Cecilia Ibarra, Warren Nakasu, Pam Lee. 3rd row: Dan Kim, Kwang, Jin Kay, Rita Gee, Meg Halsey, San- ford Smith, Leo Hsieh, Ben- son Louie, Greg Yee, An- drew Bachert THE EAGLE MELODY MAKERS THE EAGLE MELODY MAKERS THE EAGLE MELODY MAKERS THE f-t CHAMBER CHOIR ---- 1st row: Ray Diggs, Robe William’s, Guy La Crosby, Jon Strickling, Alec Mapa, Diedre Lannon, Carol Wit- ter, Georgia Kolias, Lisa Abney, Alex Thrcadgill, 2nd row: Eric Cohen, Tim Joseph, Colin Stermer, Jeff Henschcl, Sanford Smith, Jaime Strickling, Angie Kazmer, Yogi Draper, Andi Lewin, Yolanda Harden, 3rd row: Wayne Jackson, Kevin Lindseth, Brandon Key, Jon Wallace, Mark Harris, Harry Tin, Nancy Erikson, Katina Boun- tavous, Valerie Abejuro, Mrs. Mac ACAPELLA CHOIR 1st row: Ray Diggs, Wayne Jackson, Alec Mapa, Dawn Adams, Elaine Lee, Lisa Abney, Virginia Brady, Andrea Lewin, 2nd row: Derrick Jacquette, Mike Mc- Carty, Colin Stermer, Label Atkin- son, Ellen Cheung, Nancy Erikson, Tricia Woo, Tracy Shaw, Erin Hallinan, Sandy Baker. 3rd row: Jeff Millett, Kevin Baker, Mark Harris, Jaime Strickling, Laurie Rovegno, Charity Turner, Genell Martin, Pauline Ng, Donna Lok, 4th row: Jon Wallace, Eddie Taylor, Robe Williams. Not Shown: Karrie Ramm, Denise Martin. Todd Jefferson, Paul Mica, Ladrena Green ... 80 the eagi e music makers, thf. f.agi f. music makers, the eagle music makers, the eagli BAND 1st row: E. Taylor. S. Sutcliffe, R Morgan. M. Lin. E. Wong. S. Wong. 2nd row: C. Williams, M. Mapa, C. Ng, S. Lee, R. Wijetunga. 3rd row: D. Nichal, J. Harris, D. Tick, C. Reister, A. Warren, M. Okano. 4th row: M. Isaacs. K. Love, T. Mc- Conico, T. Allums, B Key, M. Sanchez. 5th row: R. Disgrazzi, K. Noll. K. Bountouvas, S. Lyubich. 6th Row: E. Medina, M. Powell, Conductor — Mr. Pleasure, T. Chan, E. Wernc. Missing: Meg Halsey. ORCHESTRA : 1st Row Eddie Yang. Hung Nguyen, Tervie Won, Huong Nguyen, Nancy Jong, Siu Bing Tam, 2nd Row — Alex Shkolnikov, Helen Tran. Annette Clark, Annie Chow, Conductor — Mr. Pleasure, Tama Pelesauma, Frank Sadler, Tyrone Stanford, Gregory Yec THE HONOR SOCIETY, THE HONOR SOCIETY, THE HONOR SOCIETY, THE HONOR SOCIETY , THFThon GENERAL SERVICE SOCIETY 1st row: Grace Mizutani (Alumni See.), Mimi Tom (Historian), Ann Sumida (Vice-Pres.), Meg Halsey (President), Tricia Woo, Lisa Ng (See.), Donna Fong (Treas.) 2nd row: Amy Levin- son, Jeanne Smith, Julie Levin- son, Valerie Abejuro, Fontaine Preston, Pamela Lee. 3rd row: Diane Wong, Christina Choi, Stacy Shimizu, Laura Chang, Rosan Lee, Cynthia Jue, Judy Lee, Sonrissa Tamayo, Lynne Mori. 4th row: Aileen Yu, Akemi Takahara, Kathy Lew. Grace Kim, Diana Mah, Jean- nie Kim, Annie Zee, Rita Yon, Wendy Woo, Ellen Cheung, Linda Kan, Susan Wong, Mrs. Beresford (Sponsor) 5th row: Pauline Chung, Lynn Tsui, Sharon Leong, Judy Wong, Soo Ying Twu, Lilliana Long, Irene Taw, Ida Wong, Amelia Rosales, Catherine Wong, Lin- da Wong CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION 10th Grade — H. Bui, A. Chan, D. Chan, C. Chicn, M. Chow, R. Choy, C. Diep, T. Gin, G. Kim, A. Kuan. D. Kwong, E. Lau, S. Lee, V. Lee, A. Leong, S. Leong, J. Leong, L. Lew, J. Liew, H. V. Lu, C. W. Lui, B. T. Luong, L. Lwin, C. Tieu, L. Tsui, S. Tsui, E. Wong, P. Wong D. Young, T. Yu. 11th Grade — A. Bachert, J. Chien, C. Chin, P. Cho, H. Choy, Y. Draper, E. Gau, R. Ho, R. Hornung, L. Jow, B. Key. G. Kuan, L. Law, S. Lee, G. Lew, K. Y. Ling. H. Lu, V. K. Lu. A. Luong, C. Luong, I. Luu, K. Maruoka, R. Milton. H. Mung, M. Okano, J. Ozaki, J. Park, H. Pon, A. Rosales, T. Smith. I. Taw, A. Tom, W. Tom, L. Tong, D. Tsugawa, E. Wong, G. Wong. I. Wong, J. Wong. L. Wong. S. Wong. S. Wong, F. Woo. H. B. Yoo, E. Young. J. Yu. T. Yu. J. Yun. 12th J. Bures, L. Chang, E. Cheung, L. Cheng, C. Chin, C. Choi, C. Choug, E. Chui, M. Frankel, C. Gong, G. Hall, M. Halsey, M. Hinson, M. Hirai, D. How, C. B. Hsueh, M. Huic, C. Jue, K. Kay, N. Khan, H. Klein, P. Lee, A. Lee, K. C. Lee, M. Lee, D. Ling, P. Liu, H. V. Lu, M. Luu, M. Ng, K. Ochi, L. Ramirez, B. Roland, J. Smith, E. Storz, A Sumida. A. Tai, J. Tai, A. Takahara, S. Tom, C. Toy, P. Vestel, B. Wong, B. Wong, C. Wong, D. Wong, E. Wong, G. Wong. J. Wong, D. Woo. P. Woo, L. Yamaguchi, H. Yang, R. Yon, J.Ko 82 inNORS. HONORS. HONORS. HONORS. HONORS. HONORS. HONORS. HONORS. HONORS. HONORS HON( = EAGLES LETTER SOCIETY 1st Row Sanford Smith, Melvin Huic, Jin Kay. Dennis How, George Wong. 2nd Row Connie Toy, Jessica Wolpov, Jackie Leon. Ray Rex. David Ling, Linda Kancgawa. Brandon Key. Jack Wu, David Pascal, John Kou. 3rd Row Mr. Swartz, Lisa Lo, Josephine Tai, Tetu Hirai. Karl Ochi, Bonita Wong, Roger Tam, Jadine Tom, War- ren Nakasu, Michael Hirai 4th Row Easter Gau, Henry Yang, Allen Gee, David Eiscnbcrg, Gyo Ohno. Hank Klein, Mark Rotenbcrg, Doug Murakami, Nick Yuen, Maria Paz, Kathleen Maruoka, Tracy Dove, Bryan Fukuda. 5th Row Michael Hinson, Sharon Hsu, Lena Wong, Helen Lu. Byung Hui Yoo, Andrew Bachert, Warren Tom, Fred Chan, Peter Lee, Amdue Torres, Nick Dierauf, Mark Okano. 1st row: Monetta White. Julia Levinson. Jeanne Smith. Ann Sumida, 2nd row. Stacy Shimizu, Kathleen Maruoka. Ann Vcnenciano, Susan Koop- mann. Brandon Key, 3rd row: Michael Hinson. Melvin Huic. Mary Carilk). Dan Tick, 4th row: Jack Wu. Collin Tam. 5th row: David Pascal. Hank Klein. Jarrctt Tom. Howard Lew GROUPS, CLUBS. ORGANIZATIONS, GROl PS. CLUBS. ORGANIZATIONS, GROUPS. CLUBS. ORGAMZA] RECYCLING = Luis Alegrett. Jackie Leon. Mrs. McKenna. Eric Jones. Gilbert Chao The recycling committee con- sists of oik registry represen- tative who turns in a weekly supply of used paper on Tuesdays The purpose of the committee is to recycle paper and to help preserve our natural resources- COMPUTER CLUB Roy Nakamura — Treasurer. Tctu Hirai — Vice President. Veruou Freethy — Sponsor. Marcello Belloi. Mark bfakawa — Prgsadeac. Fred TROI PS. CLUBS. ORGANIZATIONS. GROl PS. CLUBS. ORGANIZATIONS. f.HOl PS. CLUBS. ORCAM , STAGE CREW Mr. James Dierke Sit- tin ; Michael McCar- thy. Charles Freeman. Robert Hartman. Alphonso Allensworth. Colleen, Marvin King. Roe Robert — stage crew manager. BOWLING 1st row: Gracida Oblena. Tim Leano, Rosario Copana. Maybelinc Her- moso. Amelia Rosales. Bon me Roland. Anson Lee. Cassandra Pickett. 2nd row. Virginia Dumely, Tina Anderson. Suzanne Lim. Christy Choi. Cissy Choi. Christine Wong. Lyman Louie. Mr Yee. 3rd row: George Pang. Paul Iwamasa. David Hwang. Mika Kobue, James Dumaoden, Almir Guimares. Monique Short. Malcolm Lacey. NEW ORGANIZATIONS, NEW ORGANIZATIONS. NEW ORGANIZATIONS. NEW ORGANIZATIONS NEW PRINCIPAL’S CABINET The Principal's Cabinet consists of one rcg. represen- tative. Under the leadership of Mr. Vidal, the cabinet discusses various problems concerning our school today. This worthy cabinet is a great asset to our school, since it unites the faculty and students. A THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK CAST Mr. Frank Miep Mrs. Van Daan Mr. Van Daan Peter Van Daan Mrs. F rank Margot Frank Anne Frank Mr. Kraler Mr. Dussel Reed Minkin Andi Lewin Laura Mayer Steve Campbell Jeff Henschel Nancy Erickson Kim Haller Georgia Kolias Robe Williams Eric Cohen LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION!!! PLAZA SUITE CAST Act Karen Nash C Sam Nash G Bellhop M Waiter Ei Jean McKormack A Act II Jessie Kipplinger Muriel Tate Guy LaCrosby Alexandria Threadgill Act III Norma Hubley Roy Hubley Borden Eisler Mimsey Hubley Karrie Ramm Guy LaCrosby Eddie Taylor Lisa Abney Carol Witter Guy LaCrosby Michael La Pierre Eddie Taylor Alexandria Threadgill Time: The present Place: Suite 719 Plaza Hotel New York Plaza Suite starring Guy LaCrosby was a very suc- cessful fall play. The co- stars were Karrie Ramm, Carol Witter and Alexan- dria Threadgill. Members of the cast were thrilled to work with Mrs. DeMatteis once again. A new concept was introduced in that skill- ed student directors were employed (Eric Cohen, Nancy Erikson). The Drama department has grown by leaps and bounds over the last two years, thanks to superior student talent and direction from Mrs. DeMatteis. Washington looks forward to many more wonderful productions in the future! The activities of sales and SWEEP have helped unify students enabling them to work together as opposed to the competition encouraged in the classrooms. The many fund raisers include the sales of chow mein, stuffed animals, car- nations, candies, T-shirts and bagels. Class of 83’s Dance! “Get It Up and Let’s Groove” school dance of Fall 1981 was sponsored by the Class of ’83. It was held at the 18th Ave. YMCA due to the renovation of the cafeteria. The dance was a great success which boosted the spirit and united the students. The school introduced a new activity during the Christmas season. On Dec. 16, 1981 the Ex- ecutive Board and Coun- cil sponsored “Holiday Fun on Campus.” This was a holiday festival that consisted of a lot of activities, including a mistletoe contest, potato salad eating contest, bob- bing for apples, and a guessing jelly beans Holiday Fun on Campus! The Holiday Fun Couple EXCITEMENT!! CHANNEL 9 FILMED A DOCUMENTARY ON OUR SCHOOL!!! The highlight of the school’s “stardom” seemed to be when Channel 9 came to film a documentary on Washington. Pro- ducer and reporter — Spencer Michels along with co- producer Bob Calo, spent a great deal of time trying to cap- ture the real “high school life” here at Washington. As Editor of both the Clubs and Activities sections, I must say that compiling these sections has been an un- forgettable experience which took a lot of hardwork, time, and dedication. The photographers, Anthony Abejuro and Patricia Bridges, deserve a lot of credit since they dedicated a great deal of time taking pictures for all sec- tions. This yearbook would not have been possible without them. In spite of the many problems in taking pic- tures of thirty-five organizations along with the many activities taking place in and out of school, I managed to pull all this chaos together. Special thanks to Paul Mica and Humberto Ruiz for doing the artwork for the Club and Activities divider pages; Sanford, Sonrisa, and Valerie for helping out when you could; and to Meg and Mr. Walker for all the ad- vice and guidance. Lastly, very special thanks to Mrs. Marcus who went through a lot with me to complete the sections. I sincerely hope that these two sections have captured a few of those special and lasting memories that oc- cured during the past year. Grace Mizutani — Editor of Groups, Clubs, 96 Organizations, and Activities. AND MORE SENIORS . . . - Wuiififau -1£' Hciuiu) f nn- kJen acwfuf Von %-or aXCut UWf ADMINISTRATION Al Vidal, Principal Bennett Fonsworth Area IV Superintendent Mac Levels Assistant Principal Pat Aramendia Assistant Principal John Moriarty Lana Cooney Assistant Principal 1 Ith, 12th Grade Head Counselor 98 COUNSELORS James Randall Lionel Marcus Wilbur Woo Frank Power 99 SECRETARIES 100 Barbara Dove Hyong Chon ENGLISH Bonnie Casassa Douglas Fell Immaculate Lupis Robert Hilmoe Dan Williams Robert Donn Lloyd Neilson Danise Chandler Claire Camozzi Norma Randig James Ruane Robert Rubenstein Mary Turner 101 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Joseph Gualco Frances Jo Hamilton Frank Ellinger Department Head Alex Athanasopoulos William Firpo Harold Callan Vivian Podesta Bruce Nelson Lillian Holberg-Olsen 102 BUSINESS Sigismund Mo 103 MATHEMATICS Gael Beresford Edward Sykes Thomas Swartz Hoadley Johnson George Lai Michael Serra Alec Keratzides William Ferrero Tania Madfcs James Chin Gabriel Raab Department Head 104 SCIENCE Sven Anderson Salvatore Massaro Merton Jones Helen McKenna Department Head 105 Ekhard Mahl Oscar Hollander CREATIVE ARTS Louise McTernan Carolyn Sanders Douglas Pleasure Department Head Carol Gadas Stanley Feldman SPECIAL EDUCATION Glen Vaughan Shirley Weiss Beth Dahl James Dierke Helen Leslie Department Head 106 ESL Khanh Tran Linda Victoire E.S.A.A. Shirley Dere Carolyn Harris Florence May 107 SOCIAL STUDIES Saul Barnett Department Head Norman Rubinfeld Joseph Lewbin Gerry Meister v 1 Effie Pandell Sanford Chandler Leonard Lundgren Dennis Gregg Carol Gilmore 108 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Ann Fujii Harry Redlick Doris Grimley Thomas Valverde Mary Glover Cynthia Won Diane Morris Department Head HOME ECONOMICS Lorraine Del Prete Glenda Archer 109 PRACTICAL ARTS Gregory Mark Robert Eshoo Rodney Schweiger Richard Cassioli I Ardella Holl Career Education Walker Scanlan James Yates Department Head Douglas McEachern Driver Education 110 LIBRARY Carl Davis George Lindsey NURSING ACCOUNTING Susan Toy Wain Wong Vernon Freethy ROTC Patricia Ergas SECURITY Tammy Shavers Frank Nagy Darlene Green Alan Leong Rossetta Cooper Joe Goebel CUSTODIANS GARDENER Eugene Smiley Jack Matclli Warren Palmer George Furnanz Engineer 112 Faculty and Staff not photographed: Susan Ching, Ruth Green, Robert Kelley. Rosalie Moniz, Joan Monte, Clarice Rhodes, Lawrence Wolgin, and Loretta Evans. ymwms j mm jwmwj SOPHOMORESSOPHOMO SOPHOMORES SOPHOMC CLASS OF ’83 President — Denise Wright Vice-President — Lynne Fujimoto Secretary — Lisa Tam Treasurer — Lillian Lee Executive Council — Kim Arikawa Andrew Bachert Mary Daquioag Jennifer Park Maria Paz Valeric Abejuro Lisa Abney Dawn Adams Frank Adams Romulo Aguirre Zakia Akbar Dawny Alsup Thomas Andrus Eddie Ang Kim Arikawa Kclcigh Armentrout Lorenzo Au Andrew Bachcrt Jerome Banaag Kim Lien Banh Chantanom Banouvong Manecwan Banouvong Rebecca Barfield Anthony Barr Kelly Bartlett Marcello Belloli 14 Debra Benton Mark Blackman Deloris Bradley Christy Brads Cornelius Breed Patricia Bridges Jerome Brock Angela Brown Darryl Brown Kevin Brown Marlon Brown Ron Brown Gina Bullock Allison Burns Monique Butler Amadeo Cabanela Patricia Campbell Bethel Cesca Yvette Chambers Annie Chan Gilbert Chan Herman Chan Margaret Chan Maria Chan Stanley Chan Stephen Cheng Susan Cheung Joy Chien Clifford Chin Peter Cho Linda Choc Annie Chow Darren Choy Harry Choy Rosanna Choy Albert Chu Nelson Chu Callistus Chui Ellen Chung Kenrick Chung Rebecca Cline Jose Comoda Kevin Convy Rosario Copada Timothy Creel Felicia Cummings Carol D’Lima Mary Daquioag Denise Delosada Xiomara Detrinidad Nick Dierauf Regina Dillard Richard Disgrazzi Anne Do Wendy Dombrowski Michael Dong 115 CLASS OF’83 CHANGING TIMES MEAN .. transforming from a good school to a great school in less than one year. ” .. Washington High School realizing that the Class of ’83 is the best. Raymond Dong Bryan Dorfler Tracy Dove Vulauncz Draper David Dubincr Virginia Dumalig Co Duong Mieu Duong Tam Duong David Eisenberg Karmala Estudilio Kimberly Farris Chris Feister Karen Finley Derek Fong Beverley Forster William Frankel Charles Freeman Grace Fujimoto Lynne Fujimoto Lucion Fuller Maeola Gallow Sandra Garcia Easter Gau Robert Gayer Diana Genratt Janice Gilbert Jennifer Gin 116 CLASS OF’83 iy Lloyd Glover Adam Green Ladreana Green Diana Griffin James Grimshaw Almir Guimaracs Russell Hall Tonja Hamilton Evangeline Hankins Patty Haugen Lisa Headley Denise Henderson Mark Henderson Cheryl Henry Charles Hcpp Francisco Hermez Mybeline Hermoso Avery Hill Jenny Ho Rachel Ho Kenny Hoey Herman Horn Morton Horn Michael Hong Ray Hornung Marsha Horst Eliza Hou Roger Howe Gordon Hsaio Michael Hsiang Leo Hsieh Cam Van Hua Alan Huey So-Fong Huey SoShoung Huey Jackson Hui Raymond Huie Lisa Hull Germaine Iglehart Jenny Irwin Sherree Johnson Dcrrell Jones Erik Jones Leanna Jow Dennis Jue Debbie Jung HaeScung Jung Helen Jung Jeanne Jung Bertha Kaina Linda Kan Brandon Key German Kharakh Eric Kim Kyung Kim Eric Kinunen 117 CLASS OF’83 Barry Ko Laika Kobac Georgia Kolias Susan K oo pm an John Kou Julie Kovelman Veronica Krilsky Gloria Kuan Jake Kushner Tye Kushner Reng Kuy Amy Kwan Dickman Kwan Nancy La William LaCross Amy Lam Mai Tuyet Lam Natalie Lam Robert Lam Dcirdrc Lannon Yolanda Lassiter Patricia Lau Joey Laurito Lawrence Law Lam Le Tammy Lcbedeff Alan Lee Andrew Lee Augustine Lee Christine Lee Cynthia Lee Elaine Lee Francis Lee Lisa Lee Mailene Lee Michael Lee Mitchell Lee Morgan Lee Stan Lee Susan Lee Sylvia Lee Vanetta Lee Hon-Gyain Leong Gregory Leung Lisa Leung Amy Levinson Julie Levinson Donnie Lew Gigi Lew Andrea Lew in Andre Lewis Deanita Lewis Suzanna Lim Wendy Lim Mei Ling Yu Kwong Ling 118 CLASS OF’83 Luke Liong Kenneth Liu Lyndon Liu Wylie Liu Fanny Lo Jane Loh Rona Lomax Kenneth Loo Lloyd Lopez Alton Louie Herbert Louie Lorna Louie Lyman Louie WoCheong Louie Paula Love Terrel Love Serena Low Stephanie Low Helen Lu Kict Lu Netra Lucas Jayne Lum Nelson Lum Ray Lum Stanley Lum Victoria Lum Allen Luong Annie Luu CHANGING TIMES MEAN .. stepping into a new at- mosphere, meeting new friends, and learning new things. ” .. changes in life, the environ- ment and the world in which we live. ” 119 CLASS OF’83 CHANGING TIMES MEAN .. saying hello to the future and saying good-bye to the past, yet never forgetting good times shared with good friends. Iris Luu Kiev Luu David Mac Sam Mac Chris Mallozzi Alec Mapa Siu Mar Yat Sze Mark Anthony Marquez Kathleen Maruoka David Mashburn Stephanie Matthews Zandra Mazion Willie McClain William McClellan Philip McDaniel Linda McGee Sean McGrew Robert McKenzie Viola McKinley Edwind Medina Ludmila Meyerkovich Renee Milton Tina Mims Lavante Mitchell Sandra Mizuiri Rebecca Morgan Lynne Mori 120 CLASS OF’83 Sue Moriguchi Hazel Mung George Murphy Gina Myers Roy Nakamura Arleen Ng Stephanie Ng Wing H. Ng Paul Ngo Truong Ngo Ho Nguy Charles Nicolary Margaret Nipp Deborah Nolan Clarissa Ochoa Mark Okano Kevin O’Neal Max Onoe John Ozaki Jun-Yeong Pak George Pang Raymond Pang Jennifer Park Yungchun Park Warren Parker Andy Pascal Gerard Pasion Maria Paz Jemal Pendleton Angela Perrilliat Valerie Perry Jessica Pete Maitc Pctoteguy Thiphavong Phabmixay Dung Pham Cassandra Pickett Cassandra Pickett Danyne Pierre Michael Pirring Modesto Polintan Hung Pon Bettina Poon Sam Poon Cheryl Pope Jonathan Powell Nina Pratchios Fontaine Preston Igor Punikversy Nga Quach Robert Rainey Tracie Randolph Mike Ratmansky Philip Recidoro Dcmctrai Reddick Dwayne Rcdmon Carol Ridgeway 121 CLASS OF’83 Alice Rodgers Colleen Rodrigue Karla Rodriguez Angel Romero Amelia Rosales Lioda Rosenthal Rina Rothenberg Gerald Rowe Shonda Rush Frank Sadler Trevor Salgadoe David Satoda Robert Sayaphupha Khamphong Sayavong Kalynn Schirrell Karen Schlockcr Dana Schneider Lisa Seals Julia Seto Lola Seto Tracy Shaw Eddy Shehan Alex Shkolnikov Inga Shmushkis Monequie Short Sandra Shu Cindy Shue Daniel Silva Teresa Smith Manfred Sonnbergcr Denise Soon Keven Stampley Tyrone Stanford Colin Stermer Stephanie Suell Hac Ju Suh Phillip Swain Flora Szeto Lyly Ta Alice Tam Chun Tam Jeff Tanabe Christine Tanaka John Tanaka Abraham Tang James Tang Shick Tang Alicia Tarlcn Irene Taw Edward Taylor Marcelle Taylor Patsy Taylor Amy Thomas Carla Thomas Frances Thompson Harry Tin 122 CLASS OF’83 Maria Tiongson Victoria To Alex Tom Warren Tom Liliana Tong Ding Yee Tow Linda Toy Hicn Tran Sok Tieng Tran Linda Trang Cuong Trieu Dinh Truong Minh Truong Pheng Truong Dcbbi Tsugawa Quang Tu Samui Ty Michel Urich Anthon Valosek Ann Vcncnciano True Lc Vo Sonji Wade David W alker Kimbcrl) Walker Burton W'an Jenn Wang Tai-Li Wang Tomm Washington CHANGING TIMES MEAN . . an opportunity to ameliorate in the direction of advancement and not to dwell on mistakes, but to learn from them and make the most of all experiences.” 123 CLASS OF'83 CHANGING TIMES MEAN .. changing grades.” .. graduation in one year.” Jennifer Weaver Monetta While Regina While Herb Wiggins Catheryn Williams Nancy Williams Robe Williams Scan Williams Mike Wissenbach Jessica Wolpov Belly Wong Carole Wong Chrisline Wong Dianne Wong Edmund Wong Edmund Wong Frances Wong Galen Wong Howard Wong Ida Wong Jennifer Wong Judy Wong Kathleen Wong Lena Wong Margie Wong Neil Wong Norman Wong Patrick Wong 124 CLASS OF’83 Primrose Wong So Ting Wong Susan Wong Tammy Wong Timothy Wong William Wong Flora Woo Richard Woo Shirley Woods Denise Wright Craig Vamamura Anita Yan Liane Yanase Ellen Ycc Gilbert Ycc Jennifer Ycc Tim Yec Gordon Yeung James Yeung Waymon Yim Byung Yoo Edwin Young Shirley Young John Yu Mona Yu Lai Yee Yuen John Yun Amy Yung Jeffrey Yung Eugene Zhang Lin Zimmerman Jon Amcdcc Rossana Bradford Kcnetta Carpenter Corine Carter Pak Chan Tami Chan Gene Chao Pamela Darden James Dumandan Cheryl Dunn Anthony Ku Perry Lou Sharon McCarthy Brenda Miggins Vanessa Perry Wendy Pham Ted Sarratt Eric Schneider Lisa Tam Mervin Taylor Kim Tennis Sonja Timms Priscilla Vuong Stacey Yasukochi L A T E T A K E S 125 CLASS OF’83 CLASS OF ’84 President— Lori Matoba Vice-President — Linda Faghih Secretary — Mary Leong Treasurer — Colette Chooey Executive Council — Rita Gee Cecilia Ibarra Grace Kim Lisa Pang Lynn Tsui Yolanda Aceituno Norman Adams Chris Alexander Khaheel Alhark Alfonso Allensworth Regina Andarasnik Eric Anderson Dorian Andrews Yana Anilovich Victoria Aronson Gina Arriola Label Atkinson Veroniquc Bach Tony Bachmann Sung Baik Arpi Balian Hoang Long Banh Michaela Barfield Michael Bates Gus Bean Sophie Bcllegcr 126 Marcel Berman James Birznieks La Tonya Blair Marlin Bogner Gemma Bognot Steve Boo Sidney Brooks Aaron Brown Calvin Brown Howard Brown Rodney Bryan N'goc Han Bui Thanh Hung Bui Kevin Butler Denise Caldwell Alan Callahan Renee Carpenter Tony Carter Dcrcy Catarroja Anna Chan Diana Chan Fred Chan Kin Chan Mary Chan Melinda Chan Patty Chan Steven Chan Howard Chang Phorncha Chanthavikij Seana Cappelone Crystal Chau Lai Ha Chau Vi Van Chau Jessica Chee Anna Cheng Ronald Cheung Leyton Chew Saphee Chhocum Young Soon Chi Hoa Luong Chiem Charles Chien Judy Chiu Mei Chiu Carl Chong Aimee Chow Leilani Chow David Choy Eva Choy Ken Choy Leta Choy Richard Choy Bronson Chui Pauline Chung Steve Chung Thomas Clark Annette Clarke 127 CLASS OF’84 CHANGING TIMES MEAN . . George Washington High is getting better each year. ” .. reaching for our goals and looking forward into the future. Marcus Conley Bernard Conlu Teodulo Copada Derek Crenshaw Jason Cunning Thomas Cunningham Chris Davis Lois Davis Samantha Dennis Kevin Deshields Luong Diep Samanda Dorger Quang Duong Quyen Duong Jake Ehrlich Lisa Eng Gala Eubanks Mike Fahey Eddy Farrales John Femenia Darrel Fields Steven Fong John Ford Linnell Fox La Tosha Franklin Sarah Fritz Greg Fukawa Bill Fukuda CLASS OF ’84 128 David Fukuda Deanna Fung Raymond Fung Lester Gee Rupert Geraido Garrett Gibson Cary Gin Gary Giuliani Harvey Gong Matthew Gong Eilene Green Walter Green Judy Grevious David Grossman William Gutman Due Ha Huycn Niem Ha Joe Han Yolanda Harden Kyriakos Harzidakis Robyn Herrmann Laurie Herron Richard Hirano Alicia Ho Hulon Ho Jason Ho Ralph Hodge Reggie Hodgson Dennis Horn Chris Hong Phillip Hong Jane Hornung Ben Hsu Ellen Hsueh Tina Huey Candice Hughes Howard Huie Terry Hunter Kimberly Huston Huong Huynh Huu Hien Huynh Michael Huynh William Huynh Shawn In Tommy Ivory Charles Jaymes Chcreik Johnson George Johnson Michelle Johnson Lori Jolley Alicia Jones Matthew Jones Richard Jones Victor Jones Naomi Katsuyama Lauren Kaufman 129 CLASS OF’84 Reggie Kercheval Hanna Kim Bernard Kimbrough Catherine Kirkendol Lynn Kitazumi Bobby Ko Anthony Komindr Kenji Kommer Ann Kuan Michael Kubota William Kwon Charles Kuong Danny Kwong Diana La Phuong La Malcolm Lace K«ok Ho Lai Tse Hung Lai May Lam Erik Lannon Adrian Larkin Anns Lau Edmond Lau Elena Lau Ma ra Lau Nathan Laven Victor Lau Mai Le Val Leckron Chi Kit Lee Craig Lee Goldie Lee Henry Lee Jennifer Lee Joe Lee Judy Lee Lana Lee Loree n Lee Lori Lee Mimi Lee Shone Lee Sonny Lee Steven Lee Susan Lee Tony Lee Vandy Lee Victor Lee Wen Lee Richard Leider Arianne Leong David Leong Frankie Leong James Leong Jana Leong Leo Leong Sharon Leong 130 CLASS OF’84 Tim Lcong Herman Leu Bill Leung Gina Leung Jeffrey Leung Kay Leung Larry Leung Mike Levy Lisa Lew Derrmras Lewis Michelle Lewis Arayan Lias Hon Lien Huoi Lien Huoi Lien Jeffrey Liew kuen Ling Frank Littlejohn Irene Littlejohn Andrea Liu Elizabeth Liu Anthony Lo Peter Lo Alice Loh Noreen Loo Aaron Lopez Kathy Louie Sandra Louie CHANGING TIMES MEAN .. now that we have a wonderful- ly friendly, spirited, new principal, the years to come are going to be great and we will beat Lowell in everything. ” 131 CLASS OF '84 CHANGING TIMES MEAN .. things are getting better. We can all look forward to an exciting future and remember there’s more in ’84!” Shirley Louie Keith Love Van Hai Lu WingCheong Lui Benny Lum Brenda Lum Darlene Lum Pauline Lum Gen Chi Lun Chi Hai Luong Christine Luong Tran Luong Du An Luu Kim Lan Luu Anh Ly Cam Va Ly Loc Ly Phuong Ly Sanh Ly Thanh Ly Vinh Thong Ly Sergio Lyubich Kam Ma Heather Mahoney Galena Malerman Andy Mar James Marino Genell Martin 132 CLASS OF ’84 Masami Masuda Tony McGrudcr Edward Mci Moralli Mohamcd Terry Mollcr Raphael Moore Stella Moroney Terry Mulrooney Martha Murillo Todd Nakagawa David Nakasu Rika Nakaya Jason Nash James Natividad Candice Ng Gregory Ng Mei Ling Ng Michael Ng Michael Ng Dinh Ngo Lisa Ngo Regina Ngo Xuan Ngo Hoa Nguy William Nguy Anne Ngucyn Hang Nguyen Harry Nguyen Hong Ly Nguyen Hung Nguyen Mai Thuy Nguyen Tony Nguyen Allen Nhan Mai Nhan Graciela Oblcna Dong Ong Jeferey Ong Debbie Oquendo David Overly Edwin Pagtanac Ronald Pang Henry Patland Arcangel Perez Karen Perkins Millicent Perryman Hoa Phan Fawn Pierre Souk Phcngrasamy Kelly Platzer Gabricllc Prcsicek Juanita Quinn Paul Quon Henri Ramsey Delissa Randall Sophy Rappaport Nicole Reed 133 CLASS OF’84 Eric Reingatch Daniel Rhodes Jeffery Robinson Karen Rodrigues Deon Roland Oskar Rosas Billy Rowe Vincent Rubino Suzie Saito Ken Sakurai Miguel Sanchez Carlos Santos Boualy Sayaphupha Noumanc Sayavong Diana Schlocker John Scott Nabil Shchadch Robert Shibata Yelena Shvarts Scott Simmons Georgia Simon May Fong Siu May Li Siu Kevin Small Latricia Smith Brigitte Sonnberger Vickie Sonntag Tim Sorensen Charles Stanbcrry Felicia Stanbcrry Ursula Stanley Shianti Starks Barbara Stein Richard Stevens Danny Sun Edith Sun Jamie Sureda William Szeto Eddy Tak Kenneth Takeda Irwin Tam Larry Tam Roger Tam William Tan Leonard Tang Kevin Tasker Daniel Tick Chuong Tieu Henry Tieu Linh Tieu Tuycl Mai Tieu Lance Tilghman Quoc To Kellie Tom Stanley Tom Norman Tong 134 CLASS OF’84 Peter Toy Tim Toy .Gia Tran Hong Tran Hung Van Tran Ken Tran Kinh Vi Tran Nghia Tran Anthony Travis Lawonda Travis Trevania Travis Trung Trieu Bridget Trim Tony Trim Hung Trinh Deanna Truong Houng Truong Man Truong Tin Truong Van Kiel Truong Evelyn Tsang Christine Tse Elaine Tse Danny Tsui Lily Tsui Lily Tsui Stephanie Tsui Charity Turner CHANGING TIMES MEAN .. we get older, wiser and the guys get better looking. ” .. we are enjoying the best years of our lives in Washington.” 135 CLASS OF’84 TIMES MEAN .. more improvements in schools, new ideas, changes in people, and in the way we live. ” .. the Class of '84 will make the times to come to benefit and honor Washington.” Sorena Ty Domosthen Villanueva Shelly Virdcn Tuan Vo Than Vu Anh Vuong Hoa Vuong Omar Walker Irene Wei Tony White Rumika Wijetunga Johnnie Williams Peter Williams John Winchester Maryann Wolfert Belle Wong Edith Wong Edward Wong Elaine Wong Frances Wong Gerald Wong Judy Wong Ken Wong Kevin Wong Louis Wong Mae Wong Marian Wong Mon Thwin Wong 136 CLASS OF ’84 Ray Wong Roberta Wong Sheila Wong Simon W'ong Tina Wong Trudy Wong Wanda Wong Dong Ha Woo Elaine Woo Janet Woo Yolanda Woo Emily Wu Sammy Wu Ming Tsung Wu Garrett Wun Leo Yabut Dana Yamaguchi Aileen Yang Eddy Yang Denise Yapp Jeanne Yec Keriena Yee Kenneth Yeh Ricky Yeh Igor Yevdayev Belinda Yip Gwen Yip Susan Yip Alvin Young Diana Young Steven Young Edward Yu Tony Yu Rachel Zaretski James Zitano Sandy Baker Katina Bountouvas Ken Choy Tyrone Clinton Carol Gee Theresa Gee Vivian James John Kilman Connie Lee Christina Leong Kathy Liu Huong Mai Nguyen Debbie Oppcnhcim Alesia Robinson Raynisa Wilson Anna Wong l. A T E T A K E S 137 CLASS OF ’84 CLASS OF ’85 President — Gregory Yee Vice-President — Josephine Shew Secretary — Agnes Leong Treasurer — Doris Lee Executive Council Eddy Gin Mie Katsumata Daniel Kim Cindy Lee Benson Louie Emilio Aceituno Catlin Adami Timoor Akbar Jason Allen Thomas Allums Derek Andrews Alcjandra Ang Frenzella Arnold Thomas Asuncion David Ayers James Bagnol Sahag Balian Lorna Ball Marie Banlay Deborah Barnes Chris Bass Alexandra Bernay Eric Berson Bryan Blair Luvyginna Blue Eric Boi 138 Chris Bolin Tro Bouldin Barnard Boyer Chris Boykin Darrin Brown Hung Manh Bui Wilson Bullock Curtis Burns Rosemary Cahee Sheila Calvin Rosalie Cartwright Philip Carvalho Avis Casimir Angela Chan Anna Chan Arthur Chan Ben Bin Chan Darryl Chan David Chan Gary Chan Grace Chan Jeffrey Chan Jennifer Chan Kathleen Chan Kin Chan Lucky Chan Michael Chan Patrick Chan Sandy Chan Tak Chan Tracey Chan Yiu Man Chan Joon Sung Chang Mark Chang Alice Chau Hong Chau Henry Chen David Cheng Gary Cheng Hubert Cheng Larry Cheng Tad Cheung Cobina Chew Richard Chiao Kevin Chin Tony Ching Raymond Chiu Frederick Choi Nelson Choi Marlina Chong Bao Khanh Chu Shirley Chu Sharon Chucy Francis Chui Jo Anne Chui Richy Chui CLASS OF’85 CHANGING TIMES MEAN .. we will experience more in life and have memories to cherish. ” .. stepping into a future hopeful- ly of good and not evil. ” Jerry Chung Kiet Chung Deanna Clark Jay Clark Charles Clemons Della Cobb Denise Cole Willie Cooper Maria Cortez Armand Croft Eric Cross Hue Phan Dang Alex Daquioag Regina Davenport Brenda Davis Dominquc Davis Michael Dea David Dierks Mughis Din Cuong Do James Dowers Jeff Dubuque Timothy Dunn Francesca Fisinessi Daisy Fong Gillian Forster Michelle Freeman Adam Froio 140 CLASS OF’85 Chico Fu Sally Fu Nancy Fujimoto Tammy Garcia Leander Garrett Linda Gee Wallace Gee Jcssi Gensley DeJuan Gitchuway Ray Gordon Mary Goto Henry Gucrzon Kerry Guillory Willa Haggerty Peter Haller Vcrlina Hamilton Phalita Hampton Kelly Harper Dwight Hart My-Ia Harris Tracy Hawthorne Jawad Hayden Jennifer Headley Steven Heard Mike Hecht Luz Hcrmoso Isah Hester Dartanus Hick Sheril Hicks Eugene Higashi Johnson Ho Wai Chung Ho Marcella Hoff Aubrey Holmes Steven Hong Angela Hornung Sew Hou James Hsu Lily Huey Kahlil Hughes John Hunt Lena Huynh Vi Huynh Andrea Inscor Christoph Intarakamtornch Jerry Iwata Greg Johnson Tauvaa Johnson Robert Jones Nancy Jong Stacy Joseph David Jung Iksan Kamaruddin David Kane Craig Kaplan Michael Kawaguchi 141 CLASS OF ’85 Erik Kessler Ann Kim Jung Joo Kim Karen Kim Spencer Kim Chisato Kobae Jack Kofman Susie Komninos Grace Krikorian Andrea Ku Ruth Kuy Susie Kwak Annie Kwan Douglas Kwan Steven Kwan Jonathan Kwon Ann Kwong Judy Kwong Edward Laban Yvonne Lai Cleveland Lam Nina Lam Herman Lau Nelly Lau Spencer Lau Tom Lau Becky Law Vickie LeGras Matthew Leavitt Albert Lee Alice Lee Annette Lee Anson Lee Benny Lee Brendan Lee Daisy Lee Darren Lee Frank Lee Henry Lee Herman Lee Hogan Lee Janet Lee Joyce Lee Julie Lee Kristi Lee Lily Lee Serena Lee Virginia Lee Adrian Lenon Rose Hon Leong Diana Lerner Suthida Lerthanapoonsap David Leung Sandra Leung Winson Leung Lawrence Lew 142 CLASS OF’85 William Le Susie Li Lan Lien Lieu Lien Ronald Lim Angelika Litvak Pauline Liu Lorraine Lore Jerry Lou Kenny Louie Nila Louie David Lui Ann Luu John Luu Peter Luu Xa Quoc Luu Du Quang Mach Hiro Makino Marianna Mapa Alice Mark Tina Marsh Jeanette Martin Richard Matsuno Heide Mattingly Tyrie McClellan Valentina McKenzie Alisha Meek Grant Mci CHANGING TIMES MEAN ... getting old, making the same old mistakes and doing the same foolish things over and over again. ” “• •. more school spirit and better education.” 143 CLASS OF '85 CHANGING TIMES MEAN .. growing up, more respon- sibilities to bear and fighting inflation.” .. meeting new people and learn- ing more about the world with each new experience.” Jennifer Melnick Lynbel Membrere William Middleton Keith Miles Natasha Miley Jacqueline Miller Monica Miller Erica Mitchell Tiffany Miyashiro Monica Mondy Irene Montoya Meyilo Moore Josephine Mui Carlos Myers John Nakagawa Haruko Nakata Veronica Narido Carlos Navarro Marc Neal Albert Ng Calvin Ng Joyce Ng Kelly Ng Kelly Ng Kerwin Ng Tony Ng Bang Ngo Ha To Ngo 144 CLASS OF’85 Thuan Nguy Anh Nguyen Anna Nguyen Diep Nguyen Huong Nguyen Phong Nhan Phung Nhan Beth Norman Lianc Norman Malcolm Norman David Oliver Dung On Karen Ono Debbie Oppcnheim Phonsavanh Outhabong Norman Ow John Packham Carla Parker Gerald Paul Carl Perkins Thipphavon Phabmixay Mickey Pham Mee Phengrasamy Van Phan Phillip Phung Willis Phung Arnold Pon Bertina Pon Cynthia Pon Lily Pon Michelle Prentiss Lien Quach Agusto Quant Jennifer Quock Ayman Qutami Anna Rainer Ronald Ramiro Angie Ree Fabio Ribeiro Benjamin Robinson Robert Robinson Mario Rodgers Adrian Romero Kenny Roosevelt Steven Rubino Joel Sale Robert Santana Swance Satchell Michelle Savelli Bouasy Sayaphupha Khampheng Sayavong Da ChingShin Ta Siha Lisa Silverman Charles Simmons Elain Siu 145 CLASS OF’85 Mariam Siu Avery Smart Loretta So Vong Soumpholphackdy Michael Sparks Deona Stampley Tammie Stein John Strain Jonathan Strickling Margaret Styles John Sun Chris Sung Suzanne Sutcliffe Bob Swan Vinh Them Ta Cynthia Tai Cindy Takcda Madison Tam Schulhoff Tam Siu Bing Tam Tammy Tam Bernard Tamayo Kim Tan Sin Tan Charles Tanaka Wilbur Tanaka Anna Tang Hiep Tang Grandville Taylor Philip Thach Eric Thomas Tracey Thurman Tuong Tieu Oscar Tilford Stephanie Tillery Sherman Tillman Joel Todd John Tom Matthew Tom Ai Tominaga Alex Torres Brian Tracy Linh Tran Ngoc Tri Tran Henry Trieu David Trinh Pauline Truong Vi Truong Alice Tsc Scott Tsunoda Marjorie Ucyama James Untalan Julie Van Hook Miguel Vargas Andre Vintero Hoang Vo 146 CLASS OF’85 Mai Vo Trong Kieu Vo Anh Vuong Susan Wang Tan Sing Wang Katie Wanvig Lorenzo Washington Kermit Watters Nancy Wentworth Eric Werne Lionel Wilson Tcrvie Won Alexander Wong Alice Wong Allen Wong Allen Wong Almon Wong Bonnie Wong Clayton Wong David Wong Dominic Wong Donna Wong Fayanne Wong Florence Wong Cordon Wong James Wong Jerry Wong Kamhang Wong CHANGING TIMES MEAN -. we will experience ups and downs, loves and heartbreaks, grxjd times and bad times, and actually survive. 147 CLASS OF’85 CHANGING TIMES % ' ; MEAN 1 ’• i . ? v -V .. the EAGLES will soar higher than ever.” . .. the Class of ‘85 will take Washington to the top.” ) Kathy Wong Kenlcy Wong Michael Wong Rosamond Wong Ryan Wong Sharon Wong Steven Wong I « Timothy Wong Tina Wong Vicky Wong Victor Wong Wai Wong Wayland Wong William Wong William Wong Yvon Wong Michael Woo Daniel Wu Kai Wu Susan Wu Jennifer Yau Elaine Yee Elizabeth Yee Nancy Yee Raymond Yee Tina Yee Angelene Yip Sandra Yip 148 CLASS OF’85 Adam Young Carl Young Darren Young Edwina Young Serena Yu Albert Yuen Cathy Zarundy Tina Bossctte Donna Brown Khanh Cam Jason Kwan David Lee Lisa Ligon Mimi Lin Allison Muller Allen Nehorayoff Shelly Onishi Michelle Talley Neal Verzosa Mci-Szc Wong Vincent Austin i. A T E T A K E S AUTOGRAPHS 149 CLASS OF’85 The Undergrad pictures were produced by Jake Barker’s Portrait World. I wish to congratulate Danyne, Kit, Bonnie, and Aaron for enduring the endless quad-packs and picture stamping, therefore prov- ing they have the ability to withstand any other form of torture known to man. A great deal of credit is due to Mark Ishikawa, who provided me with pictures at the last minute and kept the sky from falling on my head. Many thanks to Anthony, who did an excep- tional job despite my seemingly, incessent nagging. Of course, none of this section would have been possible without the wonderful aegis of Mrs. Marcus, whose dedication and encouragement have many a time saved me from near cardiac arrest. Finally, I con- gratulate the person who painstakingly planned this entire section and yet at the same time managed to retain a rational mind myself. — Valerie J. Abejuro — Editor: Undergraduate Section A flunkeeof weight watchers. “I wonder when I’ll get my mustache.” SPORTS VARSITY JilJJlilljl I First Row (L to R) — R. Montgomery, T. Sampson, R. McKenzie, J. Omori, K. O’Neal, R. Stevens, K. Brown, J. Fukuda Second Row — D. Mashburn, D. Dubincr, K. Stampley, M. Brown, M. Horn, A Allen. R. Ford, S. Biard, Jason Third Row — Coach Ferrero, B. Rhodes, A. Thomas, D. Jones. Y. Mayer, W. Parker, S. Langfeldt, T. Bachmann, E. Kinunen. T. Jefferson, J. Grimshaw, D. Jones, G. Hsaio, T. Valosek, Coach Ruane FOOTBALL ROUND ROBIN CHAMPIONS The Varsity Football Team had a most outstanding season this year. They kicked off with the “Bell Game” against Lincoln. The first touchdown came when an in- terception by Allen Thomas ended up on the 1 yd. line. From there Doug Jones made the 1 yd. TD. On a fake kick Sadao Langfeldt made a 2pt. run leaving the score 8-0. Another interception, made by Warren Parker, helped to score the second TD leaving the ball on the 1 yd. line. Troy Sampson took it from there for a final score of 14-0 and Washington reclaiming the “Bell. The second game was against Mission. Sampson scored on a 3 yd. TD and Parker Kicked a 27 yd. field goal. Next, it was John Fukuda’s turn to make a 30 yd. TD. The last score of the game came from Sampson’s 41 yd. TD with the final score 22-7. The Eagles faced Balboa next and won the game which was a big AAA upset. Marlon Brown threw a 12 yd. TD pass to Fukuda to put them on the board. Thomas then intercepted the ball for a 18 yd. TD run. With a lpt. conversion and Thomas intercepting the ball again for a 30 yd. TD run, the Eagles defeated the Bucs 19-0. The game against Wilson was their only loss in the season. The only score came from a 46 yd. TD pass from M. Brown to wide receiver Langfeldt. The Eagles lost 6-12. After suffering a loss, the Eagles came back on a tough win over Galileo, on a 90 yd. kick-off return in which Kevin O’Neal caught the ball, headed left and then hand- ed off to Doug Jones on a reverse for 6pts. The game was a tough one with Galileo leading most of the way 6-7 until Parker kicked a 21 yd. field goal to beat the Lions 9-7. The Eagles came back for another glorious win over Lowell. It started with Sampson’s 50 yd. TD run. Next, Langfeldt scored on a 91 yd. TD run and Parker scored for the lpt. kick. On a 7 yd. pass from M. Brown, Tony Valosek scored for another TD. Sampson scored for 2pts. The last score of the game came when Steven Biard picked up a fumble return to leave the score 33-7. In the final game of the season, the Eagles turned a bad snap into a 91 yd. TD by Langfeldt. Thomas scored the next 6pts. off of a 1 yd. TD beating McAteer 12-0. With a season record of 6-1 and first place in the city, the Eagles were “Round Robin Champs” and headed for the play- offs. The Eagles had to play the No. 4 team Wilson, their only season defeat, and were ready for them. On the day of the game it started out on a sour note when Wilson scored in the first 5 minutes of the game, but the Eagles still had faith. It was a very tough game. The only score for the Eagles was in the 4th quarter and made by quarterback M. Brown on a 1 yd. run. They tried for a field goal but failed. The Eagles lost to the Warriors 6-7. Alan Thomas and Sadao Langfeldt are both Kenco Award Winners. 154 FROSH-SOPH RECORD 3-3-0 Wash. 0 Wash. 26 Wash. 8 Wash. 26 Wash. 0 Wash. 12 Lincoln 6 Mission 0 Balboa 26 Wilson 14 Galileo 19 Lowell 6 The Frosh-Soph Football team won 3 and lost 3 during the 1981 season. The team had many outstanding players who should be great varsity players in the future. A few of the outstanding young men were, Keith Love, Ralph Hodge, Peter Williams, Omar Walker, Maurice Broadus, Chris Means, and Mark Neal. 156 FOOTBALL From Row (L to R) — J. Ford, D. Rhodes, R Shibata, C. Davis. G. Taylor, R. Johnson. S. Brooks. T. McCllcan, M. Shaw, M. Broadus Second Row — B Ko. J. Olivas, E. Thompson, G. Johnson, M. Hecht, P. FoFanna, P. Williams. T McGrudcr, E Mei, T. McConico. J. Han. O. Walker, S. Chow (mgr.) Third row _ Coach Callan, D. Crenshaw, C. Means. R. Hodge, K Watts. B. Kimbrough. K. Deshields, J Robinson. D. Simms. M. Neal. N. Adams. K. Hughes. L. Tam. H. Bahn, Coach Swartz SOCCER Front Row — B. Yaung, D. Woo, E. Yang, W. Nguy. F. Ribeiro, S. Phengrasamy, FI, Lee, J. Hsu, B. Hsu, S. Ly Middle Row J. Ong. W. Tan, C. Intarakamtornchai, J. Powell, J. Aalberg, C. Chander, P. Woo, H. Bui Back Row — Coach Anderson, L. Lam, T. Tran. R. Sayaphupha, M. Yegani, S. Lee, K. Lindscth, V. Itskovsky, J. Hofman, E. Reingatch, A. Tang, H. Pasland, K. Yeang Not Pictured — A. Foong, J. Hoe, H. Lam The Washington Eagles soccer team played one of its best seasons this year with a record of 5 wins, a tie and only 2 losses. The Eagles made it Jo the play-offs before being beaten by Balboa with a score of 1-3. Under the strategic guidance of coach Anderson, the soccer team played an excellent season with outstanding athletes: Robert Sayaphupha, Sang Ho Lee, William Nguy, Jack Kofman, Mohammad Ali Yegani, Kevin Lindseth, Bruce Yaung and Daniel Woo, all of whom were chosen for All-City. Back Row (L to R) — Coach Zinns, K. Lew, J. Van Hook, D. Delosada, S. Hsu, H. Kan, W. Woo Middle Row — L. Lucas, L. Lee, T. Pelasauma, M. Katsumata Bottom Row — S. Lee, S. Ling, M. Kitagawa The Girls’ Volleyball Team had a terrific season this year. With returning athletes: Denise Delosada. Sharon Hsu. Helen Kan, Susie Ling, and Wendy Woo, the team placed 2nd in the league with only 1 loss to Lowell. With outstanding players such as Susie Ling and Sharon Hsu who were chosen for All-City, the team made it to the play-offs before being beaten by Galileo with a score of 15-7, 15-12. Under the guidance of Coach Zinns, the volleyball team had an ex- ceptionally good season with a lot of team effort and much school spirit. CROSS First Row (L to R) — W. Leung, W. Wong, P. Chan, D. Kwan, C. Lee, D. Wright, A. Sumida, D. Tick Second Row — E. Lau, H. Huie, P Lo, V. Law, R. Cross, M. Gong, J. Bagnol Third Row — R. Diggs. J. Tom, M. Lee, M. Hinson, B. Key. F. Sadler Fourth Row — R. Sayaphupha. K. Mitchell, K. Hatzidakis, K. Wong, H. Lew COUNTRY This was a very successful season for the Cross-Country Teams. The turn out for all the teams was the largest in recent years. The Varsity won the City-Championship for the 2nd year in a row. Top 5 varsity runners were Tyrone Stanford, Frank Sadler, Michael Hinson, Robert Sayaphupha and Victor Tanner. The Frosh-Soph took 2nd in All-City. The top 5 for the Frosh- Soph were Matthew Gong, David Fukuda, Peter Lo, Pat Chan and Edmond Lau. The Girls’ team made the best showing in a long time. The top 4 girls were Denise Wright, Ann Sumida, Mimi Tom and Ursula Stanley. 1st Row — Melissa Tam, Jennifer Allen, Middle Row — Nick Dierauf. Dec Ann Duncan, Marcel Berman, Back Row — David Tick, Elizabeth Storz, Meg Halsey, Eric Kinunen, Ray Rex, Karl Ochi. Top (L to R) — Coach Bagaman, Suzanne Naito, Bcttina Poon, Marco Dclbianco, Robert Shibata, John Fukuda, David Fukuda, Emilio Aceituno, Melvin Huie, Bryan Fukuda, Eric Cross, Pete Fofana, Bill Fukuda. Bottom (L to R) — Tony McGruder, Irwin Thompson, Hank Klein, Doug Murakami, James Kajiwara, John Ford. 162 WRESTLING Washington 57 Balboa 37 Washington 37 Lincoln 36 Washington 60 Mission 34 Washington 26 Galileo 44 Washington 8 McAteer 61 Washington 8 Lowell 57 Washington 57 Wilson 24 Washington 41 O’Connell 48 The Varsity Wrestling team had a disappointing season this year. With a record of 4-4, the team lost a lot of points due to lack of participants. They started off well with a practice game against the Salesions, but they just didn’t have enough wrestlers to fill every weight division. Although wrestling is a team sport, individual honors should go to James Kajiwara who placed 1st in his All-City weight division of 101 lbs, and Dave Fukuda who took 2nd in the 115’s division of All-City. Thanks to Gilbert Bagaman, a former Washington wrestler for his coaching and guidance, and to the managers. Good luck to all the future wrestlers of the years to come! This year’s tennis team had a disappointing season. With a team con- sisting of five seniors, one junior, and one sophomore, the tennis team came in second place in the public school system, but placed 6th overall. Thanks to Mr. Sumida for putting in time and effort to coach the team and best of luck to the tennis team of 1982. 1st Row____Julia Szeto, Jadine Tom, Shirley Louie, Rita Gee. 2nd Row — Chris Leong, Aileen Yu, Jean Smith, Jo Tai, Lisa Lo, Judy Lee. VARSITY TENNIS 1st Row — Jarrett Tom, Tony Yu, Schulhoff Tam, William Tam, Chuong Ticu, Roger Gayer, Karl Ochi, Peter Lee, Jerome Kuo, Jack Wu. 2nd Row — Tom Cheng, Fred Chan, Vladimir Abolnikov, Sergio Lynbich, Eddy Farralcs, Peter Vestel, Chris Rombawa Not Pictured — Winston Lum, Flannan Lum. Front Row (L to R) Harry Bobineaux, Cornell Myrick, Eric Robinson, Richard Wells, Back Row (L to R) — Coach Athanasopoulos, George Williams, Shawn Hall, Clifford Robinson, Quentin Stephens, David Boone. Ken Neely, Maurice Smith, Coach Swartz. 166 BASKETBALL 1982 AAA CITY CHAMPIONS This year's Varsit Basketball team is one of the greatest George Washington High has ever had under the coaching supervision of Alex Athanasopoulos and Tom Swartz. Each year these coaches turn out a very organized group of players and this year is no exception. With fast- breaks, this group of young men hit the floor in a flurry of ball handling, outside jump shooting, and undcr-thc-basket rebounding. Their pre-season was not as good as expected due to illnesses of the players. As soon as their regular AAA season began. Washington acted like a new team on the court. This year’s team has had a good fortune of having four veteran players returning: David Boone, Ken Neely. Erie Robinson, and Quentin Stephens. These young men. along with the rest of their tcam- matcs:Corncll Myrick.Clifford Robinson, Mau- rice Smith, Richard Wells, George Williams and Shawn Hall, played a very good season. At the start of the season, the Eagles faced Galileo. The game started off slow, but by the end of the first half, the Eagles had a 20 point lead. At the finish of the game, the final score was: Washington 100-GaIilco 67. Next the Jaguars came to Washington and the Eagles put their teamwork together to blow away the Jaguars 100-52. The Indians were no match for the Eagles this season. The Eagles easily won 90-50 play- ing their starters only in the first and third quarters. After a loss to the Bears in the pre-season, the Eagles came back for a victorious win 77-69. David Boone led all scorers with 26 pts., Mau- rice Smith with 18, Ken Neely with 14 and Quentin Stephens had 8. When the Eagles played O'Connell, it was once again a no match game. The Eagles slip- ped passed the Boilermakers 67-33. With the help of Eric Robinson's passing and penetration to the basket, the Eagles beat the Mustangs 59-53. Boone hit 20 pts. and Ste- phens 15. Smith hit 16 pts. to once again help the win. Against Balboa, the duo of Boone and Ste- phens overwhelmed the Bucs, 87-64. Boone scored 32 pts. and grabbed 14 rebounds and Stephens had 25 pts.. 20 rebounds and five blocked shots. Smith scored 14 pts. to add to the score. The Eagles only loss in the season was against Wilson. The Warriors won 57-49 in overtime. In the play-offs, it was a rematch against Wilson, and the Eagles were prepared. With revenge on their minds, due to losing to Wilson for the past three years, the Eagles were deter- mined to win, and they did. It was a close game in which the highest lead was between one and three points until the final quarter. Stephens hit a free throw to make the score 51-47 and Rob- inson sank the front end of a one-and-onc situa- tion to give Washington a 52-47 advantage. The final score of the game was 52-49. Boone was the only player with a double figure score of 21 pts. The championship game against Lincoln was a very exciting one. At the end of the first quar- ter, the Eagles were up by 9 pts., but the Eagles' determination was much stronger than the Mustangs, although at one time they were behind by 3 pts. When Quentin Stephens rebounded a missed shot and scored the game's winning point, it was not enough. He clinched another rebounded shot and sent a length-of the-court pass to Richard Wells, who scoied the final basket of the game. The final score was 71-68 and the Eagles were the new city champi- ons and off to the Tournament of Champions. David Boone was the game’s highest scorer with 23 pts. It's been a great honor having all these young men representing George Washington High, and we wish them well in their future. GIRLS’ Top (L to R) — Cassandra Haggerty, Monique Petotcguy, Swanee Satchell, Maite Petoteguy, Lynn Mori, Coach Swartz. Bottom (L to R) — Kelly Harper, Ann Venenciano, Monetta White, Tracy Randolph, Kathleen Maruoka. 170 BASKETBALL This year the Girls’ Basketball Team had a down season. In their pre-season they had one win against Star of the Sea. As their regular season began, the team showed much improvement. Under the coaching of Tom Swartz, the Lady Eagles had many anticipa- tions and high hopes only to be disappointed by a no win season. With only one player leaving, their hopes will be more anticipated with returning players: Ann Venen- ciano, Monetta White, Kathleen Maruoka, Lynne Mori, Maite Petoteguy, Tracy Randolph. Angela Per- riliat, Swanee Satchell, Monique Petoteguy and Denise Wright, all hoping for a victorious season next year. Front Row (L to R) — C. Myers, S. Tsunoda, Back Row (L to R) — Coach Athanasopoulos, C. Burns, G. Tom, E. Yu, T. Poon, J. Osaki, D. Walker, D. Saloda, C. Yamamura, J. Branch 5 1 2 5 S 172 Wash 115’s Record 1 -7 30 O’Connell 63 Wash 125’s Record 6-2 38 O'Connell 53 Wash 61 Balboa 68 Wash 61 Balboa 62 Wash 65 Mission 49 Wash 62 Mission 52 Wash 53 Lowell 78 Wash 65 Lowell 61 Wash 53 McAteer 59 Wash 58 McAteer 54 Wash 54 Lincoln 62 Wash 72 Lincoln 56 Wash 35 Wilson 37 Wash 62 Wilson 45 Wash 47 Galileo 78 Wash 75 Galileo 62 Wash Playoffs 52 Balboa 68 Front Row — P. Noma, Back Row (L to R) — Coach Athanasopoulos, J. Poon, D. Lim, E. Wong, B. Scott, D. Leong, A. Tom, J. Szeto, A. Lee, T. Smith Top (L to R) — Thomas Andrus, Dwayne Redmond, Jon Amedee, Coach Firpo, Cedric Armstrong, Tony White, Herb Wig- gins, Avery Hill. Bottom (L to R) — Michael Kemp, Bobby Rainey, Kevin Tasker, Kelly Roosevelt, Anthony Johnson. Washington 69 Galileo 46 Washington 60 McAteer 54 Washington 45 Lowell 27 Washington 60 Mission 58 Washington 64 Balboa 60 Washington 57 Wilson 45 Washington 58 Lincoln 56 Washington 56 Play-Offs O’Connell 50 Washington 65 Lincoln 63 Championship Washington 65 Balboa 55 Record 10-0 City Round-Robin Champions This year’s most outstanding players on the team were Robert Rainey and Michael Kemp. Together with the rest of the. team, they dominated over the other city teams and became the 1982 Champions. We regret that we did not have enough team shots to give them full credit, but we would like to congratulate them for winning the Junior-Varsity Championship and wish them many successful seasons in the years to come. FENCING BADMINTON 1st Row — Ethan O'Malley, Ronald Brown, Alan Thomas, Bryan Rhodes, Ken Neely, Alan Huie, 2nd Row — James Bossier, David Eisenberg, Barry Ko, Gyo Ohno, Pete Lo, Roger Tam, Hank Klein. Reggie Kercheval, Roger Szeto, Phil Hong, Coach Gualco SPORTS ... SPORTS ... SPORTS ... COACH COACH — Someone who trains you to do your best. He helps you to gain pride and determination. A coach can be a teacher, a friend, and a leader. A coach works with a team to create something worthwhile ... those who try their best can be proud of the results. A coach has patience. He knows that when his team doesn’t win, it s not the end of the world. A coach may make a mistake, but after all he is only human. The coaching staff of George Washington High is one of the best in its times. They hold their heads high for the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. Among the great staff, after 28 years of dedication as f� 1 n . eac er an coach, Mrs. Frances Zinns retired. We, here at Washington High, wish her well in her retirement. 177 SPORTS David Boone Varsity Basketball Michael Hinson Varsity Cross Country Sharon Hsu Varsity Volleyball Dan Jones Varsity Football Doug Jones Varsity Football Sadao Landfeldt Varsity Football 180 Sang Ho Lee Varsity Soccer Kevin Lindseth Varsity Soccer Susie Ling Varsity Volleyball HALL OF FAME Athletics has always held a special place among the students at George Washington High School and each year many of our top athletes receive high honors, such as the All-City title. Most Valuable Player, and the Kenco Award. In addition, the Surveyor Sports’ Section has started a new tradition at Washington — “The Hall of Fame.” The Hall of Fame was designed to honor all the top senior athletes of the fall sports who were chosen by their respective coaches. This year 15 athletes were chosen to represent our first Hall of Fame, and each one of them deserves this honor. We apologize to all those who participated in spring sports for our deadline comes in February. Congratulations to all those outstanding senior athletes of 1982! Pat Noma 125’s Basketball Bryan Rhodes Varsity Football Maurice Smith Varsity Basketball 49’ERS NO. 1! SUPER BOWL CHAMPS On January 24, 1982, otherwise known as Super Bowl Sunday, the San Francisco 49ers won, for the first time in their history, the Super Bowl Championship and claimed their title as World Cham- pions. With great players such as Joe Montana, Dwight Clark, Jack Reynolds, Dwight Hicks, Ronnie Lott, Charle Young and Fred Dean, the 49ers put their plays together with the help of Coach Bill Walsh and proved to world that they were Number 1 by beating the Cincinnatti Bengals 26-21. The 49ers weren’t the only ones who were celebrating. Here in San Francisco, the fans went wild. The whole city just lit up and fans from everywhere were shouting and parading in the streets letting the world know of the victory. In honor of the champs, San Francisco held a celebration parade in which 500,000 people show- ed up. We, the yearbook staff of George Washington High, con- gratulate the 49ers and hope they continue their great success in the seasons to come. SPORT (SPORT),n. active play, a game, etc. taken up for exercise or pleasure and, sometimes as a profession. (Football, basket- ball, baseball etc, are sports.) This section was put together for those actively involved in sports and for those who enjoy sports altogether. For those who don’t know what a sport is or what it means, the definition is there for you. In putting this section together, so that it meant something, it took a lot of time and effort, a lot of learning, and a lot of teaching. I’ve enjoyed the experience of cropping pictures, drawing up quad-paks, meeting deadlines and everything else one has to do to put a yearbook together. I’ve accomplished something that I wasn’t too sure about in the beginning and now that it’s finished everything will have a positive outlook in the future. I d like to thank LINDA INOUYE, LISA LO AND MONEQUIE SHORT for putting up with my constant nagging to get things done, especially Monequie, MY OFFICIAL PICTURE STAMPER, without you there it wouldn’t of been the way it’s been. To ANTHONY ABEJURO AND PAT BRIDGES, no photographers, no pictures, no section! I wouldn’t have had a section without your photographic abilities. Thanks, you two helped a lot. To MRS. MARCUS, just knowing that you would be there if I ever needed your help made my day! Thank You! SPECIAL THANKS TO: HUMBERTO RUIZ for drawing my divider page. SANFORD SMITH for helping with the last minute things, BOB CLAY for the assistance that you gave which was greatly needed, and to my mom, MARIA F. EHRLICH for helping me out in getting places and for your spunk. YOU’VE GOT THE SPIRIT! Isabel M. Ehrlich SPORTS EDITOR 183 SURVEYOR STAFF 1982 SURVEYOR STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Anthony Abcjuro Patricia Bridges SENIOR SECTION Lisa Calucn Tracy Craig DccAnn Duncan Saundra Haggerty Roiiand Hoffman Julia Jung Shinobu Kawaoka •Susan Kern Julie Levinson COLOR SECTION Anna Marie Foo UNDER-GRAD SECTION •Valeric Abcjuro Aaron Lam Karen Liu Danyne Pierre Kit Yuen ADS A DEDICATIONS •Jackie Choy FACULTY SECTION •Gina Bullock •Shirley Woods ACCOUNTANT Bonnie Wong SPORTS SECTION •Isabel Ehrlich Linda Inouyc Lisa I A) Monequie Short CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES SECTION •Grace Mizutani Sonrisa Tamayo YE A ROOK ADVISOR Mrs. Carolyn Marcus TAYLOR YEARBOOK REP Mr. Tom Walker •editors SURVEYOR STAFF SURVEYOR 1982 was published during a very special year. George Washington High was going through some great changes. I hope this yearbook reflects those changing times. The mechanical procedures of a yearbook do not change much, at times test the sanity of the editors, advisor, and staff. The yearbook staff this year consisted of some who watched things happen, some who wondered what happened, and for- tunately some who made them happen. To those who produced ideas and made them happen, I hope they share the satisfaction of completing this yearbook. Very special thanks to the photographers, Patricia Bridges and Anthony Abejuro; Tom Walker of Taylor Publishing Co.; Haag Photos; and the artists, Paul Mica and Humberto Ruiz. Thanks also to Commodore Hclicoptors for the thrilling experience of photographing an aerial view of our fine school. Anna Marie Foo 185 ADVERTISING BULLETIN KEEP THOU MY FEET; I DO NOT ASK TO SEE THE SCENE — ONE STEP ENOUGH FOR ME JOHN H. NEWMAN TAKE each day as it comes, and live it well. Graduation is not the end; only a stepping stone. We have our whole lives ahead of us — just take one step at a time ... C.T. 186 To: The Friends Up At The “B.G.” To: The Back To: Jon Be good, take care and stay outta trouble. Gonna miss ya’II, stay outta trouble ‘K’? You know you arc the one and always will be From: Tj Remember me always! From: Jeanne To: All My Friends From: Tricia “Freddie” To: Luella Hill It’s been four unforgettable years. Best To: Horse Stay sweet and be yourself. May your wishes and good luck! Glad to have you as such a good friend. dreams come true. From: Pauline Ng From: Ronnie From: Danync Rochelle Pierre To: My sweeties S.S., J.B., S.K. Mr. M., K.R., To: Class of ’82, Vietnamese Club. Chinese- To: All-Star Ricky Racoon S.C. and Everybody 1 know! American Club and Intramural Bowling Best for you in the future, you arc the BEST! Thank you so much for everything and good Celebration: Look's Like You’ve Made It! You happen to be my first and only all-star. luck! From: Dan Yee Take care and don’t forget about Mo-Mo From: Christina (Crystal) Choi here at Wash. To: Lynkoor Lil Fuji From: Mo-Mo (Your Friend Always) To: Harry Choy 1 sure am gonna miss your “supa choice” Good luck to you in your senior year, and en- laugh! To: Mr. Marcus joy life to its fullest. From: Tricia Thanks for putting up with me for 4 years From: Friends Judy Mori and helping me through it all!! To: Jackie Choy From Judy Mori To: My Registry From 302 Change to M28 Thanks for listening, and the best of luck! Good luck to you and don’t forget your From: Elizabeth Chung To: Michael Hiari (“My Bro”) registry teacher. Good luck to you in the future and may we From: Mr. James Dierke To: Aden Allen always stay friends. To My Endless Love. Stay sweet and From: Your Sister J.M. To: All My Students handsome. A new commandment I give unto you: “that From: Mrs. Hill To: My Little Sister ye love one another.” John 13:34 Thanks for being my close friend for so many From: Richard Cassioli To: Wayne Jackson years. I’m glad we became friends! You’re a From: J.M. To: The Enchantces sweetheart! Remember ... L.A., S.J. Bananas. Hawaii. From: The lady next door. To: All My Friends, Teachers, and Coaches “Cardinal Puff’ but mostly Shaughnessy Thanks for all .the fond memories you’ve ’81. To: Class of’82 given me. From: Tricia Aren’t you glad you didn’t give up?! From: Melvin Huic To: Jackie, Franky, Erin. Kay, Joy. Shirley, Shel- From: Mrs. Cooney To: All My Friends ly, and Tyra To: Lynko It’s been a lot of fun knowing you at GWHS. Keep the good thoughts flowing and stay in Gonna miss you ... keep in touch, okay?! From: Kit Yuen touch!!! From: Joy From: Tricia To: Donna Duck To: Enchantees and Ardenettes Something “SHORT and sweet, nice to To: Class of’82 Gonna miss ya in ‘hoop,’ Good luck in the have you as such a good friend. Good Luck! future! Take care. Remember me! From: Ronnie From: John Moriarty From: Lynko To: Bonnie Wong To: Hi Babes!! (Dimples) To: Elaine Tate and Marie Goodman You are a couple of goofy broads ... stay Best Wishes and Good Luck in the future. Jus’ wanna remind you how much 1 LOVE that way! From: Aaron Lam YOU!!! From: Tj — EAT!!! To: All My Kegger Buddies Love: Your Beagles To: My Shop 3 Kiddies Congratulations! Good Luck! I’ll see ya at To: All The 1982 Graduates Always wear clean underwear... the parties. Gonna miss ya. good luck and lake care. From: Richard Cassioli From: Boozin’ Susan remember me! From: Fuji To: All My Friends at GWHS To: Class of’82 Wishing you all the best of luck in everything See you all at our first reunion. Best Wishes. To: Donna Fong you do! From: Lionel C. Marcus The best of luck and let’s keep in touch! From: KOS To: Pauline Low From: Elizabeth Chung To: Ricky Racoon Hope to know you better in the future. To: Mr. Marcus Twenty-five threc thirty-somcthing From: Howard Lew Thank you for all your help. From: Ronnie To: Doug and Dan Jones and Pat Fahey From: Bonnie Wong To: All My Friends You wear pink underwear and you arc To: Ann S. Wishing you all the best in the future. Have WEAK. WEAK, WEAK!!! Thanks for making my life so wonderful! fun! From: Meg, Grace, and Tricia From: Brandon From: Susie Ling To: Saundra To: Diana Mah To: ETC ... Pick a better basketball team. Go for your Wishing you the best of luck. EAT ... so, what about it? ... Love ya! dream and quit smoking!!! From: Elizabeth Chung From: Tj From: Dayne Pierre To: Lynko To: Curt, Vic. Rod, Cal, and Herb To: Gina Thanks for being a super friend. Take Life We’ve missed spending lunch time with you You should talk more in class, but stay sweet. Easy!! guys. From: Dayne Pierre From: Jackie From: Jackie, Tricia, and Lynko To: Shirley Woods To: A Wonderful Lady To: All My Buddies Stay on the Pep Squad and keep the boys in Thanks mom! Without you 1 couldn’t of done Love ya all! Have a great summer. line!! it! From: Dave Lcong From: Lady Pierre From: Your daughter, Saundra W. Haggerty 187 To: Ardenettcs Thanks for making my last year the best!!! From: Jackie To: Mr. Rcdlick Registry has been a trip with you as the teacher! From: Reg. 315 Paul Mica Hope you get a job working for Playboy! From: Tata To: Everyone Thanks for being such good friends for all these years. From: Warren Nakasu To: Cecilia “Beagles Ibarra (My Endless Love) Thanks for sharing a terrific year with me. From: Dave Ronnie Lcong To: The Graduates of Presidio 1978 Congratulations!! From: ECT ... To: All My Friends Thanks for everything! Wishing you the very best. From: Terri Yee To: The Class of '82 Wishing everyone happiness, success, love and good-health. From: Donna Fong To: Lisa Dierauf Have a happy happy day forever. From: Amy Levinson To: Nancy Erikson You’ll always be my other half. I love you. From: Karric Ramm To: Naoko Leavin’ already? Well let’s stay friends forever. Always remember “Garfield. From: Lynne To: YSL “Here I am! From: Cindy To: EWF Endless Love From: Lorna To: My Beautiful Everlasting Love of My Life May your life be full of joy and happiness, and color from the iridescent rainbow of MAJIC. From: Your Loving Counterpart of Robot I To: The Group Thanks, it’s been fun. let’s stay tight!!! From: Tricia To: My Close Friends. Family Members and Enemies Hope you get the best outta life and thanks for making my senior year special. From: Michael Hirai To: MyTcrriffic Daughter. Saundra Willetle Good luck! We Made It! 1 am indeed proud to be your Mother. From: Your Mom To: Shinobu Kawaoka Thanks for showing me what love really is! From: David Mashburn 52 To: Class of’82 Good luck and Good-bye From: Virginia Gallagher To: Alexis Threadgill Hi “Mom! Just wanna wish you the best and remember me always when you hit big in the movies. I’ll be missing you and lossa love! From: The Kid “E To: Lana and Elaine We’ve shared some really good times together and I hope you’re treasuring those memories as I am. You’ve been great friends and sisters. I really pray that our friendship continues to grow strong in the future, take care of yourselves. From: Kathy Liu To: The Ardenettcs and Dino Thanks for the memories, I’ve had a ball! From: Kay To: Erin, Joy, and Jackie I’ll always treasure those precious memories. From: Kay To: Scott Mamiya Thanks for being a terrific friend ever since 4th grade!!! From. Jackie To: Bonnie. Quentin, Fred, Dave, Michael Evan Congratulations and good luck to my buddies in Upward Bound! From: Patricia Bridges To: Jayne Lum Wishing you all that happiness can bring. From: Anna Foo To: Mary Lcong (Mataz) We LIVE for those magical, magical moments when everything clicks. From: Anna Foo To: Amy Lim Lots of luck and love in the future. From: Anna Foo To: Lana. Elaine and Cathy May you three always have that special closeness like Helen and I. From: Anna Foo To: Tiger Song — I’ll be there. From: Ziggi 188 ©2Thlx 513« ‘■2109Fillmore • Si rntM Xt.Ci r.,4ffy 4 .£ «■ • 7fj Jin f 4tehveen sacramento siraat and ' California 5Wt. GLEN SUAREZ RAUL TIQNGSON 415-221-4834 415-752-8960 members of Bay Area Disco D J Association SINCERE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 COMMISSIONER JULEC ANDERSON CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO ANNA MARIE FOO AND THE CLASS OF 82 THE G. FOO FAMILY To All Happy S n,0rs BONNE CHANCE! J [ Congratulations to the best Reg: 301! MS HUEY WON CONGRATULATIONS TO THE G.S.S. EAGLES OF GWHS FOR THEIR FINE WORK AND SER VICES TO THE COMMUNITY AS WELL AS IN THE SCHOOL Congratulations to Lisa Caluen. A good education is a valuable asset to the youth of today The search for a deeper meaning of life continues until its great and rich values are found. As you look back through the years, nothing is more gratifying than to know that devotion to education is a step to a successful livelihood Good luck. Your Grandparents ____ ______ Telesforo and Ruth 189 under every happy child are happy feet It is time to let us check your child’s shoes gingerbread 3610 MCiamunio � t san tunasio, caMutni 94 l'B 4159310861 37 town A country vili g« t aio alto. California 9430 1 416 326 1892 Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 and Congratulations to Reg. M-28 (302) To the GWHS Stage Crew Members; Good deeds speak for themselves ... James S. Dierke £Jl !17icjc}z± - sivsUx SiNCt 1032 DIAMONDS - WATCHES CLOCKS - SILVERWARE KXf KRT SWISS AND AMCNICAN WATCH REPA:RINO 5023 Geary Blvd. Phone 221-0004 BET. 22ND a 23rd AVI. San FRANCISCO. Ca. 94121 221-6161 BOW’S CAFE American Chinese Food VICTOR, CHESTER, VINCENT 5037 Geary Blvd. JULIE BOW San Francisco, CA 94118 WE, PAST GRADUATES OF G.W.H.S. Rosita F. Catimon - 1949 Ben F. Catimon - 1950 Consuelo F. Cebreiros - 1955 Isabel F. Cebreiros - 1956 Eura Lee Cavness - 1959 Maria F. Cebreiros - I960 Floyd A. Ehrlich - 1980 CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 1982 1981-82 has been an extremely challenging yet rewarding year at George Washington High. 1 hope each of you will be proud to have been a part of this exceptional opportunity for education. Al Vidal, Principal To My Good Friends: Patricia Nakai, Kay Sato, Joy Furuya, Erin Fukuda and Tyra Wong. Thanks for much hap- piness and let’s all keep in touch!! Friends Forever Jackie C. Marc Levinson Graduation Congratulations! Love, Mom and Dad Julie and Amy THOMAS DELIVERY SERVICE Blanket Wrap We Are the Best — We Try Harder Office Installation ART THOMAS Service Support Mgr. 1211 Brussels St. (415) 467-7151 San Francisco, CA 94134 190 Best wishes and future success and hap- piness to the class of 1982. Mr. George F. Brown Family DOHERTY Sf DUNNE INC. Sporting Goods, Specializing in Team Equipment 1511 PARK ST. ALAMEDA, CA 94501 Phone (415) 522-2345 76 CAMARITAS AVE. SO. SAN FRANCISCO. CA 94080 Phone: (415) 952-6060 2335 CHESTNUT ST. SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94123 Phone (415) 346-6002 Congratulations to each of the cadets for all of the individual efforts which contributed to another successful year for JROTC. Congratulations to the first four year class to graduate The Class of 1982 Good luck to all the future classes. Susan Kern, Julia Jung. Tracy Craig, Julie Levinson and Lisa Caluen Congratulations to the Class of '82! I have known some of the graduates for 6 years. 4 here at George Washington and 2 at Roosevelt. Thank you for many fine memories which I will cherish many years. Good luck to all of you in the future! Lionel C. Marcus Congratulations to the yearbook staff on an outstanding publication and best wishes to the Class of 1982. The Counseling Dept. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’83! FROM BUN AND BURGER HAMBURGER, FRIES, MILKSHAKES 503 clement street CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS AND TO THE CLASS OF 1982 BEST WISHES Much Success and Happiness!! TO THE CLASS OF 1982. FROM THE CLASS OF 1983 191 THE CLASS OF 1982 TIMES TO REMEMBER 1978 September 6 October 1979 February Summer November 13-14 December 17-19 1980 May 4 May 9 May 28 June 7 October 31 November 1981 April 3 April 27 May 22 June 6 October 19-23 November 16-20 1982 January 14-16 January 30 May 12 May 14 June 4 June 14 June 15 Admission as the first four year class First Annual Car Squeeze Sales — Magaznes — Fortune Cookies Pens Car Wash Sales — Flowergrams Sales — Chow Mein Art Auction Boat Dance — “Drifting on a Memory' Softball game vs. the faculty Trip to Great America Halloween Dance even more Chow Mein and Pork Buns Roller Skating at Le Park Dance — “Don’t Stop the Music” May Festival — Marriage Booth Trip to Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Sales — Stuffed Animals — T-shirts Flowergrams — Chow Mein Spirit Rally — Class of ’82 wins the “Golden Wing Award” Ski Trip Winter Ball Extravaganza Senior Panoramic Picture taken Senior Prom Grad Niteat Disneyland Graduation Rehearsal Graduation Ceremony