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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1983 volume:

LLLLL CULL u-LLLL Qurveyor 1983 George Washington High School Together We are the Mighty Eagles! In the past year, we Eagles have been drawn together by a variety of ex- periences. We huddled together in the chilly wet October and November months cheering our teams on to their many vic- tories. At spirit rallies, we exhibited en- thusiasm and unity which has been un- precedented in recent years. During regular school days, we studied together and helped each other before tests and shared our joys and griefs when report cards were received. We may have not known it at the time, but together we were creating an atmosphere... we were characterizing what Washington is and means: a group of people who are grow- ing strong, enthusiastic, loyal, and united. We are making the realization that together we are the Mighty Eagles! . What makes an Eagle an Eagle? Is it the “creative” ways we spend our time? Or is it the unique way we study? Or maybe it's our highly nutritious diet. It has been concluded that all of the above have some effect on an Eagle; but there is a special quality that Eagles possess alone: that certain something inside of each Eagle that makes him an individual, not just a face in the crowd. It is this distinctive quality that binds Eagles together at Washington. Nothing is quite like an Eagle! 4 Student Life The GWHS school life is active and colorful. The Eagles’ natural curiosity and eagerness lead to a great variety of school activities. The many clubs and organizations vary from sports to different cultural interests. Chow mein sales, school dances, football games, rallies — these are all ir- replaceable parts of an Eagle’s school life. The most notable aspect of the GWHS school at- mosphere is the Eagles’ open friendliness and quest for new goals. Eagles will always attempt to soar higher than all others! 7 The Spirit of Spirit Spirit at Washington is riding high. Eagles have no limit to the way they show their love for their school, whether they are par- ticipating in SWEEP or cheering wildly at a game. Eagles are always showing their spirit. They are one of a kind in that respect. Eagles really are 1 — all Eagles are caught up in the spirit of spirit! In Search of the Mighty G.P.A. Eagles have proven by trial and error that the best results are obtained only by cramming the last minutes before the bell rings. Jumping up and down, and pestering teachers with last minute questions also stimulate the Eagle’s brain cells to great productivity. However, there are always some odd Eagles who prefer to study way in advance and even sacrifice their lunch for this purpose. What keeps the mighty Eagles going? What makes the Eagles so strong and smart? FOOD! Not just any food though, only the highest quali- ty; Hostess fruit pies and the greatest chow mein will do. This gourmet diet is sometimes sup- plemented by a $1.00 bar of the World’s Finest Chocolate or a bagel. This diet of an Eagle has been scien- tifically proven to help students solve math problems and write better English papers. Food is indeed the staff of life! 12 The Staff of Life ova avo- c tvste� , «oeiTcs ecc •U� t « . . C £« • o t«f' • « • CO«S l k uw A ir w 14 Friendship... Eagles of all shapes, sizes, and colors mix to form bands of friendship as strong and undefeatable as the Eagle itself. Into this friend- ship also come Eagle squabblings, teasing, and joking. But in the face of all the ups and downs, the Eagle spirit shines strong and unites one and all in friendship. An Eagle is a true friend! 17 This year’s Class of 1983 student officers have been ambitious and determined to reach the height of success. The slate includes: Lynne Fujimoto and Denise Wright — class Co-Presidents; Mary Daquioag — Vice-President; Kim Arikawa — Secretary; Lillian Lee — Treasurer; Yulauncz Draper, Cassandra Pickett, Bettina Poon, David Satoda, and Monetta White — Executive Council. These students’ main goal was to raise enough money and spirit for our senior activities, and they did a great job. Together as a group they organized our pep rallies, and together as a class, we over powered the undergrads by winning the screaming Eagles Trophy in the Golden Wing Pep Rally. That’s just the beginning of what they’ve done Kim Arikawa for our class. They also took the time out to plan our dances, food sales, fashion show, class picnic, Grad Nite, and most important of all, our Senior Prom! These ac- complishments were not for the benefit of themselves, but for the benefit of us as a class, to have the most successful year possible. Was this an easy task to perform? Well, for some it would have been hard, but for our mighty Class of 1983, all it took was the enthusiasm and sup- port of each other. All in all, most of the credit does belong to the student officers, for without their ideas and organizations, we would not be where we are now. Lillian Lee Mary Daquioag UKA J Lynne Fujimoto, Denise Wright O0 Monetta White, Bettina Poon, David Satoda, Yulauncz Draper, Cassandra Pickett. Valerie Abejuro Dawn Adams Romulo Aguirre Zakia Akbar Zerminia Akbar Jon Amedee Thomas Andrus Phillip Arcia Kim Arikawa Keleigh Armentrout Lorenzo Au Yi Lin Au Andrew Bachert Kim Lien Banh Chantanom Banouvong Maneewan Banouvong Anthony Barr Debra Benton Mark Blackman Rossana Bradford 19 Gina Bullock Allison Burns Monique Butler Patricia Campbell Bethel Cesca Annie Chan Gilbert Chan Kerman Chan Margaret Chan Maria Chan Tami Chan Ada Chau Stephen Cheng Susan Cheung Matthew Chew Joy Chien Clifford Chin William Chiong Edwin Cho Peter Cho 22 Linda Choe Annie Chow Ken Chow Sunil Chowdry Darren Choy Harry Choy Rosanna Choy Albert Chu Crystal Chu Nelson Chu Callistus Chui Macy Chun Ellen Chung Kenrick Chung Jose Comoda Rosario Copada Monica Crawford Timothy Creel David Cruz Carol D’Lima Edmund Dang Mary Daquioag Denise Delosada Xiomara Detrinidad Nicholas Dierauf Regina Dillard Richard Disgrazzi Anne Do 23 24 Raymond Dong Bryan Dorfler Tracy Dove Yulauncz Draper David Dubiner Virginia Dumalig James Dumandan Mieu Duong Tam Duong Lin Dwa David Eisenberg Karmala Estudillo Kimberly Farris Derek Fong Edwin Fong Beverley Forster Grace Fujimoto Lynne Fujimoto Luc ion Fuller Maeola Gal low Adam Green LaDreana Green Diana Griffin Irina Gushin Fredrik Hakanson Russell Hall Tonja Hamilton James Harris Lisa Headley Denise Henderson Mark Henderson Charles Hepp Mybeline Hermoso Sherry Higgs Keith Hightower Sonya Hines Hulon Ho Jenny Ho Rachel Ho Kenneth Hoey Herman Horn Morton Horn Michael Hong Eliza Hou Roger Howe Gordon Hsaio Leo Hsieh Alan Huey 27 Sherree Johnson Derrell Jones Leanna Jow Yu-Fen Ju Deborah Jung Hae Seung Jung Helen Jung Bertha Kaina Linda Kan Angela Kazmer Mark Kemp Michael Kemp Brandon Key Eric Kim Samuel Kim Eric Kinunen Barry Ko Mika Kobae Georgia Kolias Susan Koopman 29 John Kou Julia Kovelman Anthony Ku Gloria Kuan Jake Kushner Tye Kushner Amy Kwan Nancy La William LaCross Amy Lam Mai Lam Natalie Lam Robert Lam Truman Lam Deirdre Lannon Yolanda Lassiter Patricia Lau Dionisio Laurito Lawrence Law Tamara Lebedeff Alan Lee Andrew Lee Anna Lee Byron Lee Christine Lee Cynthia Lee David Lee Francis Lee 31 Pat icia Lee Raymond Lee Stanley Lee Susan Lee Sylvia Lee Thomas Lee Vanetta Lee Hon-Gyain Leong Jeffrey Leong Damrong Lerthanapoonsap Gregory Leung Lisa Leung Amy Levinson Julie Levinson Donnie Lew Gigi Lew Deanita Lewis William Lewis Lester Lim Yu-Kwong Ling 33 Luke Liong Kenneth Liu Lyndon Liu Wendy Liu Wylie Liu Fanny Lo Jane Loh Ron a Lomax Kenneth Loo Perry Lou Alton Louie Lorna Louie Lyman Louie Paula Love Terrel Love Stephanie Low Helen Lu Kiet Van Lu Netra Lucas Michael Lui 34 MyLan Lu Phung Kieu Luu Victor Luu Chau Ly Hoa Huynh Ly Uyen Ly David Mac Sam Mac Chris Mailozzi Alejandro Mapa Siu Mar Yat Sze Mark Kathleen Maruoka David Mash burn Stephanie Matthews Zandra Mazion Joseph McAndrew Sharon McCarthy Willie McClain William McClellan 36 Lynne Mori Amy Mui Hazel Mung Garret Murase George Murphy Gina Myers Roy Nakamura Arleen Ng 38 Lawrence Ng Kevin Ngo Paul Ngo Truong Ngo Kien Chi Nhan Carl Nicolari Margaret Nipp Mark■ Nishikida Clarissa Ochoa Mark Okano Michael Olivar Anh Om Kevin O’Neal Max Onoe Maria Osornio John Ozaki George Pang Raymond Pang Jennifer Park Warren Parker 39 40 Gerard Pasion Maria Paz Angela Parrilliat Valerie Perry Vanessa Perry Jessica Pete Maite Petoteguy Thiphavong Phabmixay Wendy Pham Cassandra Pickett Cassandra Pickett Danyne Pierre Fawn Pierre Hung Pon Bettina Poon TomPoon Cheryl Pope Jonathan Powell Hong Ouach SuzanneQuan Patricia Quigley Eugenia Raff Robert Rainey Trade Randolph Daryl Rasmusen Philip Recidoro Demetria Reddick Dwayne Redmon 41 Shonda Rush Frank Sadler Richard Saekow Trevor Salgadoe Terri Sandler Ted Sarratt David Satoda Robert Sayaphupha Kham phong Sayavong Karen Schlocker Dana Schneider Eric Schneider Lisa Seals Julia Seto Lola Seto Kristen Shanks Martin Sharp Tracy Shaw Alexander Shkolnikov Monequie Short 43 Robert Strebel Hae Ju Suh Flora Szeto Leonard Szeto Lyly Ta Chun Tam Lisa Tam Paul Tam Jeffrey Tanabe Christine Tanaka James Tang Shick Tang Irene Taw Edward Taylor Marcelle Taylor Patsy Taylor Amy Thomas Carla Thomas Victoria To Alex Tom 45 46 Warren Tom Liliana Tong Hoa Tran Kinh Vi Tran Soktieng Tran Cuong Trieu Dinh Truong Pheng Truong Axel Tse Elaine Tse Debbi Tsugawa Samui Ty Anthony Valosek Ann Venenciano Ngoc Nga Vuong Kimberly Walker Theodore Walker Jonathan Wallace Burton Wan Jenny Wang Edmund Wong Edmund Wong Frances Wong Galen Wong Howard Wong Ida Wong Jenny Wong Judy Wong Kathleen Wong Kenneth Wong Lena Wong Margie Wong Melinda Wong Patrick Wong Primrose Wong Sally Wong So Ting Wong Sonny Wong Sue Wong Susan Wong 50 Tammy Wong Timothy Wong William Wong Flora Woo Richard Woo Shirley Woods Denise Wright Craig Yamamura Liane Yanase Stacey Yasukochi Ellen Yee Gilbert Yee Harry Yee Jennifer Yee Tim Yee Warren Yeh Gordon Yeung James Yeung Michael Yi Waymon Yim Preferred Seniors Chosen For '83 The Pop Poll — The annual selection of the Senior Popularity Poll Winners has been a favorite and highly anticipated tradition at George Washington High School for several years. Each senior registry received ballots and each senior casted their votes as to who fit the proper catagory. After spending our three underclassmen years together cramming, partying, cutting, gossiping, suffering, savoring both the bland and zesty flavors that constitute day to day life, several individuals among us tend to gain notoriety for outstanding characteristics or talents. Normally these celebrated few are honored only by word of mouth, revered only in the in- formal conversation of fellow students. But now, brought to you by your friendly neighborhood SURVEYOR (yahoo! Applause please.), these outstanding individuals are presented to you in vivid black and white. Pay tribute to them by posting them on your bedroom wall or locker door (to either admire or throw darts at, do what you will). And now, we present to you ... THE ELECT: Most Likely to Qucceed Most Likely to Succeed — Amelia Rosales and Brandon Key won this title because of obvious reasons. They both belong to clubs like the G.S.S. and the Eagles Service Society, while at the same time, they find time to do their school work. It’s their hard working attitude which will hopefully help pave their way to a successful future. Most Talented Most Talented — There are only so many people in this school who can sing, act, and participate in speech tour- naments. It’s these two people, Deidra Lannon and Alec Mapa, who are blessed with such tremendous talent. Alec had participated and came in first in many speech tour- naments, performed in school plays, and sings in the choir. Deidra is also on the school choir and performed on stage as well. Mosi Qtudious Most Studious — This year, the class of 1983 has, instead of two, four students who are outstanding in their studies at George Washington: Ida Wong, Kim Walker, Harry Choy, and Carl Nicolari. To teachers and students alike, they have set examples in showing that hard work and studying will reap rewards that will come about because of their hard working attitude. Besi Figure Best Figure — You ever wonder how it would be like to meet a person who could be on a cover of a beauty magazine and another with a body like a body builder? Well maybe you can’t, but here are Debra Benton and Eric Kinunen — the two with the best figures the class of ’83 has chosen. Word of caution: don’t drool on the yearbook! Besi Dressed Best Dressed — From Sassoons to Calvins and from the best looking shirt and sweaters you’ve probably seen them all worn by these two people: Carol Ridgeway and Derrell Jones. Some people say that the clothes of the person tells something about him or her, so the way they dress should tell you a little about them. Most Friendly Most Friendly — These two, Lynn Fujimoto and Bryan Dorfler, are probably the best people to grace our class of ’83 because they are the most friendliest. When you’re walk- ing down the hall and pass them by, they always seem to have enough time to say, “Hi, or hey what’s up.” It’s that kind of attitude that makes them what they are — the friendliest. 53 Mosi Rowdy Most Rowdy — You say you want to party with rowdy peo- ple? Well look no further, because Linda McGee and Tony Valosek fit the bill. We don’t know why they’re so rowdy, maybe they take in too much sugar or maybe they’re just too excited about graduating from George Washington. Besi Looking Best Looking — Look at Gina Myers and David Eisenberg then look at Bo Derek and Burt Reynolds. See any resemblance? Probably not, but one thing is for sure, they are tops in their categories: best looking. Like a song goes, “Just One Look,” then you’ll know why they’re the best look- ing the class of '83 has to offer. Besi Couple Best Couple — When you’re walking through the school, chances are you’ll bump into this couple, Sharon McCarthy and Jon Amedee, who are walking hand in hand. By just looking at these two, you know they were meant for each other. It’s an inspiring sight, watching them walking down the halls, laughing, and enjoying each other’s company. Mosi Gchool Spirii Most School Spirit — Mary Daquioag and Leo Hsieh have helped to contribute to the spirit of the class of ’83 and George Washington as well. How? Because for one, Mary is a cheerleader, who at school games helps liven up the crowd and brings up the school spirit. Leo helps to contribute to the school spirit by getting involved in many activities like the Red Cross and many others. 54 Best Smile Best Smile — Bettina Poon and Robert Rainey have some of the best smiles in the class of '83. Why? Maybe they brush their teeth with Close-Up which helps to brighten up their dazzling smiles. You’d think that sometimes they were get- ting ready for Candid Camera, whose motto is, “Smile... you’re on Candid Camera!” Best Hair Best Hair — In these times when people care a lot about the way they look, the first thing they worry about is their hair. According to the seniors of 1983, Ann Venenciano and Kevin O’Neal are the two who care most for their hair. What’s the secret of having the best hair? Who knows? Is it shampooing everyday or something else? Ask them, maybe they'll let you in on their secret. Class Clown Class Clown — Amy Levinson and Eric Jones are not, in cer- tain teacher’s minds, the best of students, but they are fun to have anyway. They make you laugh when times are dull or boring in the class with their jokes and smart but funny answers to a teacher's questions. Tallest Tallest — Jenny Irwin and Michael Jordan are those kind of people who just seem to stand out in the crowd. Is it growth pills or is it hormones that are working overtime? Or are they related to Susan Anton and Kareem Abdul Jabbar? But seriously, would’nt you want to be that tall so people will always look up to you? 55 Deseri Island Companion Desert Island Companion — First imagine yourself on an island with no inhabitants except yourself and one of these people: Jessica Wolpov and Dwayne Redmon. Hopefully they’ll make good desert island companions, but you better make sure that they can cook. Mosi Aihleiic Most Athletic — Sports buffs at George Washington should recognize these two. They’ve joined many sports and have strived to be the best at what they do. Kathleen Maruoka has joined softball and basketball, while Warren Parker has join- ed sports such as football, baseball, and basketball. Both of these people are in their own rights, tremendous athletes. Best Personally Best Personality — Denise Wright and Robe Williams are two great people with great personalities that shine like gems. When you first meet them, they are so alive and so full of energy, that it's hard not to be attracted to them because of their “magnetic personalities.” Qhortest Shortest — David Walker and Denise Henderson may be the shortest in the class of '83, but their skills and talents make up for it. David has been on the basketball team and Denise has a wide field of talents that has enabled her to even choreograph a fashion show. Noting their abilities, there is no doubt that one can’t judge a person by height alone. (Denise's picture not available.) 56 Abejuro, Valerie — This has all been very interesting. Andrews, LaDana — It’s been hard, but fun. It’s been a long time, but worth the wait. We are not ready to go out and plan our lives. In '79, it seem- ed as if ’83 would never get here. Now it is here, we are seniors and we are Ve! My wish to you would be that you have a happy and properous life and that you make the most of it. I plan to be the best at whatever I am going to accomplish, so look out world, here I come! Arikawa, Kim — I feel that I have learned a lot dur- ing my four years here at Washington, not only academically, but as a person as well. I hope to attend U.C. San Diego and major in biology. The very best of luck to Mona, Stacey, and Gordon, you three really deserve the best! Barr, Tony — My plans for the future are to go to a college and then to law school. Bradford, Rosanna — My future plans are to attend Hayward State or San Jose State and afterwards I would like to pursue a dental career. I would like to thank my very good friends: T. S., P. L, T. M.. K. S.. D. W.. M. J.. F. P.. R. S.. and Tracy Shaw. I would also like to give my love and many thanks to the 1982 Varsity Football Team for making my last year at GWHS the greatest ever. Butler, Monique — I would like to thank my mother for sending me to GWHS because I have found the best education in the city at this school, and I have also found the best friends — life long ones. Attending GWHS has been a rewarding ex- perience. Not only have I learned, but I have had fun too. Good luck to all the seniors and rest of the school. Campbell. Patricia — These past four years I have accomplished how to learn and achieve goals. My plans for the future are to attend college and ma- jor in business or become a nurse. To the Class of ’83. congratulations and good luck! Best of wishes to you in whatever you do! Chin, Gilbert — Throughout my three and a half years at Washington, the education I have receiv- ed was superlative, especially in my science courses. Many of my classes were vigorous and challenging. Within three years, I have met many wonderful and intelligent fellow classmates. It was great to buy a box of chow mein and sit on the bleachers and watch the blue bay and the Golden Gate Bridge on a sunny and warm day. After I graduate, I hope to attend U.C. Davis. Chien. Joy — I would like to wish good luck to my friends, Helen, Wen. Anne. Yu-Fen. Eliza. Joe, and many others. Thank you all for the great joy you brought me the past four years. Chin, Clifford — The greatest adventure is the meeting of dreams and reality. Remember, Tony. Lawrence, and Alton, that chasing dreams is only half the fun. the point is to catch them! All the luck to you guys! Special thanks to the best teacher I’ve had, Mr. Hollander. I plan to study criminology and then catch the “bad guys.” Thanks George Washington High School! Cho, Peter — I plan to go to college and major in medicine and hopefully become a medical doctor. Chow, Annie — The four years I've been here have been a rough, crazy, and harah experience. Yet meeting new and old people in different cultures has been lots of fun. My future plans are to attend college and become a computer programmer. I would like to wish good luck to all my terrific friends, all the nice teachers, and Panda, much success in the future years to come! D'Lima, Carol — In the past four years I have ac- complished a lot of things, except good grades. My future plans are to go to City or State and get my degree in business. I would like to wish good luck to Mrs. Dove, Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Ergas, Ms. Suzuki, and Mr. Freethy, and all the rest of the teachers, not forgetting my wonderful friends: Kathleen Wong, Hazel Mung, Christine, Jennifer Weaver, Bertha Kaina, and Mailene Lee. '83 is the greatest class and will always be! Dang, Edmund — After graduation I plan to attend college for two years. I’ve really enjoyed going to school here and proud to graduate from George Washington. Dorfler, Bryan — I plan to attend U.C. at Santa Bar- bara with my friends from GWHS. I am not sure what my major will be right now, maybe surfing. Good luck. Hello Kitty, Jessica, Julie. Amy, David, Fawn, Eddie, Eric, and Tony. Draper, Yogi — Boy! What will I do without Mary, Alec. Susan. Brandon, Fuji, David E.. and David D.?!!? Not much! I've been enriched by each of you in one way or another, and I thank you for it! Mary, may your toenail king someday crown you (without cutting you)! I love you all (with a flam- ing passion)! Eisenberg, David — Thanks S. N. (Honeybear) for my junior and senior years, so very special . . . with love and happiness! I won't forget your sup- port and friendship, Yogi, and machine shop. A. T. Good luck with your future teams, Mr. Gualco. Playing for you was great! Now, it’s off to S.F. State University. Fujimoto, Grace — To my bestest and dearest friends, D.T. and M.S., thanks so much for mak- ing the last four years the most fun, confusing, and caring. We’ve been through a lot and wherever I am, I’ll be thinking of you two. You’ll always be a part of me. I love you! Fujimoto, Lynne — Aloha and much mahalo to all the wonderful teachers I had and I’m looking for- ward to our reunion Mr. L.! Take care class of ’83, Mr. Leach and good buddies. Much love, luck, and success in the near future years to come! Go for it in all the Fall and Spring Sports! Gau, Easter — After I graduate from here I would like to go to a four year university and gain my master degree in whatever field I major. I want to thank all my teachers who taught me in the past four years. Best wishes to all dear friends in George Washington High School. Garcia. Sandra — I wish the best of luck to Fawn P.. Linda M., and everyone who has made my last year and a half something I will never forget, and especially Bill. Gehlken, Michael — The past years I have ac- complished nothing. I plan to be one of the 300 people who live in the park. I would like to wish luck to all my fellow students at Washington. A special good luck to my sweetheart, Georgi a Simon. Gilbert, Janice — I have accomplished in the past four years at GWHS the making of a lot of good friends and the meeting of some great teachers. I had a wonderful counselor and I have par- ticipated in many of our class sales. My future plans are to continue my education and become an R.N. Good luck to all my fellow student classmates. Gin, Jennifer — During these four years I’ve learned from the Class of '83 to have school spirit. My future plans are to go to college and enter the fashion world. I would like to thank all of my friends for their sisterly love. Hui, Jackson — I would like to thank all my friends for making high school years enjoyable. Thanks to the guys that I used to play football and softball with. I especially want to thank 52 for talking me into it. I plan to enter the computer or accounting field or something of the sort. Jow, Leanna — I plan to attend SF State and receive my Master’s in education there. Thanks to all the people who helped to make my years at Washington pleasant. To the Class of ’83. good luck and best wishes. To all my friends at Washington, take care and shine for the Lord always! Kaina, Bertha — It’s been a great three years at Wash. I plan to go to State and just hang out. To the fourth floor gang, see you at Treasure Island. Sandra and Natalie, the two greatest friends a person can have, see you at the zoo. To Arleen, save me some tickets to opening nights. Good luck to the Class of'83. Kan. Linda — I've been in the GSS and Keywanet- tes for my junior and senior years. I was French Club vice-president for S’81 and president for S’82. My future plans are to go to college, but I’m not sure what I want to be yet. I want to wish the Class of ’83 all the luck in the world, and especial- ly Susan Wong. We’ll be friends and sisters forever! Key. Brandon — Thanks to all of my teachers and wonderful friends that I have made here at George Washington. I’ll remember you always, especially Y. D.. M. B.. R. R.. and L. F. An extra special thanks to Ann Sumida for showing me how beautiful life can be and for always being there when I needed you most. Good luck everybody! Kinunen, Eric — My first priority is not to grow up because I’m having a blast being a teen-ager! However, I do plan to bicycle across the United States and tour Europe. (If all fails. I’m planning to becoming a gigolo!) Ko, Barry — After high school, I plan to go to SF State and stay there for four years. Good luck to the rest of the Class of ’83! Kwan, Gloria — My four years at GWHS has been very memorable, thanks to the gang one the third floor: S. S.. D. J.. E. J.. I. T., V. L. G. L. M. L, S. L.. S. W.. L. W.. H. L.. W. L.. and my teachers and many others. Most of all to Liliana P. T. who has been a dear, lovable, and hilarious friend these past 9 years. Good luck to all of you and to the future Washingtonians. (To L. T. private joke: BA-NA-NA-NA-NA). Laurito, Joey — My plans after I graduate from high school are to go to City College for two years and then transfer to State and major in Computer Science. Lee, Andrew — I plan to attend City College for two years, then transfer to a university. I would like to wish best of luck to all my younger friends and may God be with you always. Good luck to the Class of ’83! Lee, Christine — After I graduate, I plan to attend Sacramento State and major in nursing. I just want to thank Leanna, Judy, and Mike for being there when I needed them and for sharing the good and bad times with me. Lee, Lillian — After graduation I plan to go to col- lege and major in business and secretarial science. I want to wish all my friends the very best in life, especially to my buddies — Julia, Suzanne, Sandra. Annie. Natalie, Mika. Kathleen, Cynthia and Warren T. To Mr. Leach, thanks for all your time and help you have done for our class. Wishing you many happiness and luck in life. Don’t miss us too much ’cause we’ll be back! Class of '83 is 1 and is the best! Lee, Patricia — It’s been only three years for me. but I’m glad I made it in only three. I do wish the best of luck to all my friends from my original Class of ’84. I also wish the Class of '83 the best of luck. I plan to go to UCB or Cal Poly and major in computers. I especially wish the best of luck to my Dad and Uncle, who helped me a lot and took care of me. I will never forget you two! I hope you two get what you deserve ... the BEST!! B. L., thanks for giving me love and happiness that I will never forget!!! Lee, Susan — I’d like to say it was great these past four years and I’d like to leave all the students and future students at Washington, the best band or- chestra jazz teacher and friend. Mr. Pleasure. I’d also like to say thank you to all the teachers who had to put up with all my whacky questions. Lee, Vanetta — For the past years I’ve accomplish- ed getting through high school, which wasn’t too easy. Now that I’ve finished high school I plan to work at the telephone company and be there for a while so I can have enough money to go to col- lege to become a registered nurse or perhaps a surgical nurse. I want to wish all my friends good luck in the years to come and I want to wish everyone happiness. After I have completed my high school years, I plan to be married and shall be married to Mr. Rayaldo D. Brown. Just one more thing, thanks to Mr. Woo, my counselor. Levinson, Amy — I plan to attend the University of Arizona. Good luck to all my friends! Levinson, Julie — Seniors! I plan to go to a place where there is a beach or where there's skiing. Good luck in the future! Have a great time undergrads because I know that I did. Hi Mom. Dad, Marc, Amy, and friends! Lew, Gigi — I plan to attend UC Davis and get a degree. During these four years at Wash I have learned and gained a lot. I would like to give my sincere thanks to all of my teachers and give the best of luck to all of my wonderful friends, wishing an unlimited success to the Class of '83! Lew, Donnie — Well, we finally made it through these past 4 years at Wash; they were rough, but, well worth it! I want to thank my two best friends, Flora and Kim, for the most memorable and fun- niest five years I've had! To Lola. Cindy. Tammy, Jayne. Steph N., Timmy. Edmund C., Pat, Ter- rence. Mikey. Jenny, Jennifer, Lilly, and Mollie — thanx for all the smiles and laughs you have given me! To Willie (my special friend) — thank you for being there and being that one special person in my life! All in all, thank you everyone for just being the person you are! Love and happiness to each of you and remember always that I care! Louie, Alton — I plan to go to City. I would like to wish the best of luck and success to the members of Unicorn Films who are Clifford Olin, Tony Barr, and Lawrence Law. Louie. Lorna — I just want to say thanks to Cindy. Jayne. Christine. Tammy. Lisa. Jennifer. Ken. Roger, and others, for being there when I needed someone to talk to! I’m going to miss you all! Take care and please keep in touch! To all my friends and the Class of '83. may love, peace, and happiness be with you always! Low, Stephanie — I’ll be going to FDIM after high school. Good luck and happiness to all the seniors! We’re movin up! Suzanne, you’re a smart sis! Tammy, let’s go crusin’. Garrett, you're trip- pen out! Sweet B. B. Marcus, we’ll always be best of friends and you make everyday a special day. To the people at the front — party like it's 1999! Everyday is a Friday to us. Lu, Helen — GWHS. I'm going to miss you! I have spent my best years and times with you in the past four years. Everywhere lingers my laughter, cries, successes, and sorrows. I’ll never forget you. I wish good luck to Gigi, Lew. Easter Gau, Linda Toy, Mailene Lee. Ida Wong, Joy Chien, Lena Wong. Sally Wong, Jenny Wang, Irene Taw. and Warren Parker, who have shared a great time with me while at GWHS. Lum, Nelson — Well, here it is, the end of the path and on to another. On this next path I would like to not only take my rememberance of GWHS and friends, but to take on a whole new world of knowledge, which would be more complex and completely different. To guide me through this new path, I will have the experience of GWHS to support me. Lum, Victoria — I would like to thank my friends for making my years at GWHS enjoyable during good and bad times. I would like to wish all my friends the best of luck in the future and may God bless you and guide you always. Mallozzi, Chris — I’ve accomplished a lot these past four years, thanks to Cindy and Alan. I’m going to take my van and move to Connecticut. I would like to say hi to all my friends back home. I plan to become an aircraft mechanic. Wishing lots of luck to Mike. Francis. Max, and Vicki. Missed you Ann and John. I’ll miss you all at Washington High. Bye. Mapa, Alec — My four year accomplishments: emotional, growth and maturity, college will fix that! I plan to attend a reputable East Coast theater school and from there I shall become ter- ribly famous and make big bucks. If I cannot ob- tain artistic satisfaction, widespread recognition, and a decadent life style through show biz. I will run for Congress. God bless D. J., K. R., Mrs. D., Mrs. M. G.. and D.. you've made my Wash years the Best! Don’t play games unless you plan on winning! Maruoka, Kathleen — I plan to attend U.C. Santa Cruz for four years and study the natural and en- vironmental sciences. After graduating from UCSC. I hope to become a part of the National Park Service and live and work in the great out- doors. Good Luck to the Class of '83! Matthews, Stephanie — My college goal for the next future years is to become an executive secretary. Mendoza, Hydra — My past four years have been full of travel. My high school years will leave me with a lot of memories to bring with me to college as I go for my PH D. in psychology. Washington High has really enlightened my life — the people, the games, the area, and more. I wish the world to everyone that graduates with this fine Class of 1983! Best of luck to all and take care. Remember. .. Strive for it all and never settle for second best! Thanks a million, Chris, Nancy. War- ren. and Christine, for. sharing your smiles and good times with me. Mizuiri. Sandra (State) — I plan to go to State to study accounting or computer science. Hopefully, I will be successful at whatever I choose. To Deb. what can I say. we finally made it through high school. You have made these past nine years en- joyable. and the last three bearable. I couldn't have made it without you. To Fuji. Kat, the soft- ball team, and all my friends. I wish you the best of luck. I’ll miss you all. Keep in touch. Mori, Lynne — I plan to attend City and then transfer to a university where I will major in ar- chitecture. To C. Y.. S. Y., M. Y., K. A.. L. F.. A. V., T. R.. M. W., G. H.. D. S.. and S. T.. much love and success to you all. but most of all, thanks for the memories. To L. M.. thanks for being such a great lil’ sis. I’ll never forget ya’. ’83 is 1! Mung, Hazel — My future plans are to attend SF State and hopefully graduate. I wish all the luck in the world to Carol D., Deb J.. Lil T., Christine T.. Irene T.. Kathleen W., Gloria K., Susan C., Mailene L., Ida W., and to all my other friends. Deb, Lil, and Irene, thanks for 3 years of hearing and suffering from your wise cracks! Murphy, George — I plan to enjoy life while atten- ding Skyline College. To my friends: C. S.. M. D., J. L., D. W., P. A. and the boysat the back gate. I wish you all happiness, good luck, and success. To my good buddy. Timmy, thanks for everything! Hey. Mr. Scanlan, just wanted to say thanks for being a real cool auto teach! Hotrods forever! Ng, Arleen — Well, goodbye Washingtonians! I can’t tell everyone how hurt and distraught I will be if I never see any one of you again, so I won’t! Thanks to all the people in my registry for tolerating me all these years, especially Miss Ran- dig and Georgia for being my friend. In the future. I wish to become a very successful dancer on Broadway and hopefully elsewhere! Watch out world and Bob Fosse, here I come! Ng, Stephanie — My four years at GWHS went by fast. I though I’d never make it. but here I am. My future plans, career wise, are still undecided. I do plan to attend college and maybe there I will decide. As for now. I just want to take some time out to thank and show my appreciation to these people who are very special to me. First of all, I want to thank Toni (Amy) for being my best friend and just for being the person she is. To Donnie, thanks for always being there for me, you're a special person yourself and deserve the very best. Good luck to you always! Ochoa, Clarissa — I guess I’ll go into the business world or maybe into computers. I wish all the seniors at Washington good luck in the future and a special wish to Karen Schlocker, who I hope will not get married too early. Okano, Mark — I plan to continue my education at either UC Berkeley or Cal Poly to major in engineering. I give special thanks to V. L.. S. B.. J. Y., A. T., Mr. P. and especially M. L. for making my four years at GWHS the most memorable. Wishing continued success to the band and the best of luck to all my fellow grads. Pang, George — In my four years I’ve learned that things you do but don’t succeed in. you would keep trying until you do. My future plans are to go to college and get a parttime job. What do I want to be? That is still a question in my mind. I will probably get into business or something. To all my friends. I want to wish you luck and success in the future and I hope you guys make it in whatever you do. Park, Yung Chun — I haven’t accomplished too much. My future plans are to become an engineer. I would like to wish Edwin Young good luck becuase I think he is a guy who works very hard. Perrilliat. Angela — I have no yesterdays, time took them away ... all I have is today ... To all seniors, I wish you the best. Remember, educa- tion is the key to success. Petoteguy, Maite — I’ve really accomplished a lot. but this is not enough because I have a lot more to learn and I can’t wait! I am very ambitious. My future plans are not quite clear at this point, but I do know one thing, that is my future setting is go- ing to be the Basque Country. Being around and learning about people’s past, present, and future is what really counts for me. I would like to wish good luck to all the people that I’ve come across in all these 18 years. I especially wish good luck to my parents and my brother and sisters. I owe them all my thanks. Pickett, Cassandra — I have accomplished a great many things at George Washington High School. The three greatest and most important ones to The three greatest and most important ones to me are determination, understanding, and a level head. After high school, I plan to go to Domin- quez Hills and study law. Watch out everyone because I plan to be another Perry Mason! I wish all of my old friends I’ve met here at Wash — Good Luck! I would like to thank LaDana, Myra, and Denise H. for being there with help when I needed it. A special thanks to Mr. Felt. Mrs. D.. and Mrs. Sanders (my three favorite teachers). who had faith in me. Pierre, Danyne Rochelle — I would like to thank my mother and father for sticking with me all these years. Best wishes to my brother. Michael, and friends. My future plans are to attend City College and take my undergrad classes in accounting. I will transfer to Golden Gate University to receive my MBA and later work for my PhD. Pierre. Fawn June Erler — Goodbye strangers, it’s been nice — hope you all find your Paradise. I know right now I want life to be a never ending adventure for me. I’ll be in Kauia for college (surfs up!) To all my friends (and Sandra) stay high on life!!! Pon, Hung — I would like to thank Mr. Marcus and Mr. Leach for the help they have given us over the last four years. With the exception of a few teachers. I must say that our faculty and ad- ministration has been excellent. Last, but not least. I would like to say thanks to the Class of ’83. also... The time is now. the future is ours... Go for it! Poon, Tom — My future plans are to go to college, major in the field of computers, and make the most of myself. Thanks to all my friends for mak- ing these past four years so memorable! I shall never forget you BUMS! Powell, Jonathan — So far, these past four years have been the best years of my life. When I graduate from here. I will go on to San Jose State and major in psychology. To K. A.. I hope all your problems won’t be Big Ones. To the Class of '83. good luck in the future. To JoAnn C.. I hope your graduation will be as happy as mine. Love. JIP. Reddick, Demetrai — My plans are to go to college for four years and major in computer science or business. I would like to wish the Class of '83 the best of luck. Rodgers, Alice — I have learned over the past four years at George Washington High that life is what makes it and if you really want something, go for it! I plan to do my best in whatever I pursue. I have enjoyed my four years at Wash, and if I had to, I would do it again. I wish all the students of the Class of ’83 the best of luck and may your future be what you make it. Rothenberg, Rina — I’ve learned a lot and met some great people. To Marcelle. Elaine. Pebbles, Susan. Brandon. Jenny, Bethel, Val, Andy. Mora, and Jake: thanks for everything. I wish you the best of luck in everything you do. Good luck to all my teachers and the Class of 1983! Sadler. Frank — In the past four years I’ve dedicated myself to the track-cross country teams. My future plans are to continue long distance running an going to CCSF. I wish good luck to all the people who are graduating out of high school and I hope thatTyrone Stanford and I will one day be in the Olympics. To Linda K. — May the Lord give you many happy blessings on your journey to a fulfilling life. To Matt Gong and the remaining members of the cross-country team, stay healthy, keep the spirits up, and kill Lowell for the title. I’d like to thank Mr. Nelson for all the support he has given me in the past four years. He helped to lift my spirits when I was down. Sandler, Terri — I am glad I accomplished high school and I hope my performing career will be successful. Thank you Eric for making'nigh school a memorable one. I love you. Good luck. Cindy, from one ding-a-ling to another. Hi Dad! Get ready for me in college. Satoda, David — Over the past four years I feel that I have received an education that is unsurpassed. GWHS has been both an institution and a source of pride and joy for me. which I shall not forget. As for the future, I plan to attend UCLA and major in computer science. To S. T.: Don't worry, you'll graduate in two years. To my good friends: Good luck and keep in touch! To the graduating class: Strive for success in '83! Sayaphupha, Robert — To GWHS: Thank you for the best four years of my life. My future plan is to join the Army or the Air Force for four years and afterwards attend City College. Best of luck to all my soccer friends and to my very best soccer coach, Mr. Anderson. Schlocker, Karen — Good luck to my sweet, (terri- ble) , sister. Diane, and to Richard Matsuno. To Mr. Williams, I hope you’ll have someone in your reg. next year just lij e me. I’m going to live and attend school in San Jose and want to get mar- ried when I’m 22 years old and have three children. Seto, Julia — My four years at Washington have been an experience toward life. It’s going to be hard to leave all my friends and to separate in our own ways. Going to church during the weekends taught me a lot about growing up. I wish good luck to my friends and hope they might have a bright future. I especially want to thank Cynthia whom I’ve hung around with for two years and go- ing out and just having fun. I want to thank all my friends for listening to my jokes and to me giggling every minute. Thank you doctor and professor Leach for being our class sponsor and making our class more alive. God Bless you all! Seto, Lola — Four years have past so fast, but it was great. Special thanks to Donnie, Kim and Flora who are my buddies. Also to Cindy, Tammy, Jayne.Dianne, Tami, and Macy — thanks for put- ting up with my craziness. To someone special, Raymond Wong, thanks for sharing part of your life with me. Luv you all and gonna miss ya a lot. Shu, Sandra — I have had four wonderful years at GWHS. My future plans are to attend college and get into the field of dentistry. To all my friends: Thank you very much for making these years memorable and for giving me lots of love and hap- piness. Last, but not least, I wish everyone the best of luck and I hope to see you all again one day. Shue, Cindy — My future plans are to, hopefully, go to SFSU. I just want to wish Tammy, Kenny, Tim- my, Lorna, Lola, Donnie. Flora, Kim, Ken, Rita, George, and everyone else ... best wishes!! I’ll miss you all, so take care of yourselves and keep in touch. You’re all so very special! I’m glad I got to know you guys better in the past years. Thanks a lot for caring and helping me through my hard times! Taw, Irene — It’s been four long years, but they were fun years. I really thank the Lord for wat- ching over me and guiding me through my years in high school. As for my future plans, they are to attend UC Davis or UC Santa Cruz and continue my education in biological science. I sincerely want to thank all the teachers, especially Mr. K. and Mr. Anderson, and all my friends who have made these four years possible. Above everything I want to thank the Lord especially. Taylor, Marcelle — My years at Washington have been the happiest, saddest, dullest, most ex- citing, and definitely the most confusing years of my life so far! I’m happy to say however that I made it through with a minimum of hassle and a maximum of fun. I wish to thank Val, Rina, and Bethel for standing by me through all of this. I also wish to thank Mrs. Green, Mr. Williams, Mr. Leach, and Mrs. Beresford, who are definitely some of the best teachers I ever had! My future plans include college, fame, fortune, and love. Everyone: Good Luck! Taylor,' Patsy Raquel — I have accomplished enough credits to graduate along with the re- quired classes you need to leave GWHS. My future plan is to go to college for four years or to the Army. I would like to wish all my friends the best of luck in their senior year and enjoy it as much as I have. Thomas, Amy — My future plans are to attend UCSB and enjoy the sun and surf while attending school. Good luck to all my friends, especially Amy, Julie, and Fawn. Good luck to the Class of '83! I'll see you at our reunion. Thomas, Carla — In the past four years I have come to learn exactly what I want to major in. I know that once I leave Wash I will be in a world that is not a bowl of cherries. I’d like to thank all of my teachers for being great instructors. I’d especially like to thank Mrs. DeMateis for being the beautiful teacher she is. Thanks to the Class of ’83 — Reach for the stars! Love and lots of laughs! To, Victoria — In the past four years of high school I’ve learned what life is about. What really means so much to me is that I met a lot of good friends who made my high school years very enjoyable. I would like to wish every one of my friends a very good future. May whatever they want to be come true. In the future I hope I can finish college and go out into the world and do my part. I hope I can become a TV broadcaster or a math teacher. If possible, I hope I can come back and teach at Washington High. Most of all. I love this high school and every teacher who gave me so much life. Tong, Liliana — I plan to attend college to further my studies. To whatever field I may go into, I hope it’s a success. I will always cherish the memories and great times at GWHS, especially the laughter, fun, and help my group of friends have given me through the rough times. Tsugawa, Deborah — I plan to attend SJSU and become something that will allow me to drive S. M. and G. F. in that car from that apartment to that restaurant! To the two of you, M. S. and W. T., thanks for being there! S. O., well you know what you mean to me. Valosek, Anthony Makim — I would like to go onto college and major in computer science and par- ticipate in athletics. I want to wish good luck to all of my friends, especially Eric Kinunen and Frederick Hakinson. I would like to thank the rope for a great year!!! Venenciano, Ann — I’ve enjoyed going to GW these past four years. Going to class wasn’t too bad. I’ve enjoyed playing softball and basketball and being with my buddies from GQ, Yami and Stix. To Buff, Mo-Mo, Mori, Noodle, and Lynko — I’ll never forget the championship softball team of '81. I still hope to party with my friends in the future. Good luck to the Class of '83! Webb, Jacqui — In the past four years I have ac- complished a very positive feeling for school and I have learned to be more conscious. My future plans are to go to college and then out into the business world. I’d like to wish the best of luck to Miyo, for always being there when I needed help. You’re wonderful... I love you. Wolpov, Jessica — I will travel through Europe and become a femme fatale. I’ll never forget my bud- dies — David, E. K., Yulie, Ames, Partner. Jen, Bry, Frewie, D, Bageling, Antoch, Polyester, Lusts, Munging, Used guns, and things too fierce to mention. Wong, Christine — I want to wish my friends and the sophomore second floor bunch all the hap- piness and good luck. I plan to celebrate my graduation at Hawaii and Live It Up! My future plans are probably to go to San Jose State. Wong, Edmund — My plans are to attend UC Davis or SF State. I hope to study computer science or something similar to it. I want to say good luck to all my friends and I hope you guys take it easy in college and don’t forget to invite me to those dorm parties!!! Wong, Galen M. — I really enjoyed my four years here at Washington High. The school faculty is excellent and all my teachers have been very nice to me. During my past four years, I’ve had the op- portunity to learn a lot from my teachers. I really want to thank all my teachers before I can get into college. I feel that I really owe them something. I plan to major in chemical engineering or major in a health field, where I hope that I can later serve the public. I will always remember my years at Washington. Wong, Kathleen — The past four years I think I have accomplished a little more knowledge from learn- ing, average grades, and a better look at life. My future plans are to go to college, make a career out of mechanical drawing, maybe, or photographing. After I have accomplished this, I might get married. The peoople that I’d like to wish good luck to is Debbi Tsugawa. I would like to say that I’m going to miss Washington when I leave. Wong, Susan — I will attend college and pursue a career possibly in the medical field. I want to wish the entire class of ’83 all the success and hap- piness in the world! ’83 will make history! To all my teachers — thanks for all you’ve taught me! Linda — thanks for being such a great friend! GWHS — we’ll meet again! I’ll never forget you! Woo, Flora — I plan to go to a four year college. Although I don't know what I want to major in, I hope it will bring me much success in the future. I also plan to travel a lot and go to many fun and exotic places. I would like to wish lots of luck to everyone in the Class of ’83 and to all my friends who have made my four years at Washington memorable ones. We had some bad times, but a lot of good times, didn’t we?! Special thanks J. Y., D. L.. K. T., and L. S. for making the bad times not so bad after all. Hope all your dreams come true! Wong, William — I plan to go on to college and ma- jor in computer science or something of the sort. I’d like to thank all my friends who have given me support and made my days in high school the most memorable ones ... To you ... I wish the best! To the Class of ’83 ... the best is yet to come! Wright, Denise — Being at Washington for four years has been like being in one big family. I have met many new people and marry nice teachers. I enjoyed participating in the student government and the athletic sports. I plan to go to UC Santa Cruz to major in biology. My goal is to become a pediatrician. I would like to wish every graduate of the Class of '83 a very successful future, especial- ly to my close friends: LaDana, Tracy, Fuji, Rosanna, and Mo-Mo. Yanase, Lee — I would like to attend San Jose State. If not there, any college that will accept me. I’d also like to say thanks to all my good friends for always being there, Lynko, Stacey, Kim. Mona. Lynne. David, Alex, Gordon, my little brother, Scottie, and most of all my little sister Lori. Keep in touch and much happiness to you all! P. S. Ardenettes forever! Yasukochi, Stacey — I shall always cherish all the memorable moments of my four years at GWHS. I’d like to thank all my friends and teachers who helped me through the years. I’m planning to at- tend SF State and then to UCLA where I’ll be ma- joring in computer science. Special love to Lori, Kim. Mona (Kioney), Lynne, Liane, Gordon, and others. I wish you unlimited happiness and suc- cess. Always remember, give the best you have and the best will come back to you! Bye for now! Yee, Gilbert — My plans are to go to SF State and study business. I wish good luck to my friends and teachers. Yee, Timmy — I plan to go to the College of Alameda for auto. I wish the best of luck to G. Murphy, C. Shue, D. Lew, E. Woo. M. Yu, C. Chu, K. Arikawa, D. Tsugawa, and boys at the back gate. To my crazy buddy George, thanks for all the help. Mustangs and Celicas are Ve! To my friend Elaine, stay fine, you just got one more year to go. Yeh, Warren — I, Warren Yeh, have accomplished how to make friends, communicate with people you like or perhaps love. I also learned to take the good times and the bad seriously and most of all, I have learned the true world of this soceity. My future plans will be working part time and going to college and majoring in commercial art. If I do get an art scholarship at Washington, I will go to an art school. I wish all senior graduates good luck, especially to my buddies... R. P., G. P., R. L., R. S.. A. Y.. G. P., W. Y., and a lot more. One last command is to thank R. S. because he helped me out in my time of need. Yoo, Byung Hui — As a member of the school ex- ecutive board, I want to work very hard for school before I leave GWHS. In the future, I will be ex- ecuting my dreams and going to the destination where I will have to go. Young, Edwin — I plan to attend a university and major in architecture. I would like to thank the great counseling center and staff of GWHS. Special thanks to Mr. Marcus and Sgt. Lindsey for their great advice. I wish luck and success to my friends. Keep in touch. To Mike Dong, thanks for being with me through the good and bad times. Yu, Foo Ling — Did you really think that there was a person called “Fooling You ... Well, the jokes on you!! Have fun seniors, you deserve it! Yu, John — For the past four years George Washington has been the best college prep school there is! I’m also looking forward to atten- ding the UC Davis campus. I just want all my friends, and especially FW, to know that all of you have been great and special!!! SENIORITIES The Year That Was 1982-83 We, of the Yearbook Staff, would like to reflect upon the 1982-83 year with memories that were both fond, tragic, exciting, and magical. The summer movies usually were successful and this year’s crop was by no means an ex- ception. In fact, it was the biggest year for movies. This year’s movies had the ingredients for blockbusters: drama, humor, special ef- fects, the underdog boxer, irresistible kids, and a little abandoned alien. In Rocky 3, Sylvester Stallone once again proved that courage triumphs over even the most frightful of odds by piting his muscles and courage against Mr. T., the modern day Goliath. In E.T., the biggest money maker up to date, is about a little alien who was left behind on Earth. He befriends a little boy and establishes a tight relationship with him while trying to contact his fellow beings and avoiding scien- tists and government operatives. The year was full of happiness, but not without its share of sad tragedies. Princess Grace of Monaco lived a life that was from a page of a fantasy novel. She was an average American girl who turned into an actress. After leaving a movie career that was at its peak, she married Prince Rainier. For more than a quarter of a century she was Princess Grace. Like most fairy tales, this too had an ending, but unfortunately it ended in a sad manner. She died from injuries in a car acci- dent, thus ending the tale of a princess. Henry Fonda, Veteran of numerous movies and plays, also passed away, but his ac- complishments on the screen will always be a part of film history. His portrayals of characters, both real and imaginary, will be sorely missed, but his legacy has left everyone enriched by his performances on the screen. Another person who has died recently is Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev, the Premier of the Soviet Union. During his term he has tried to promote peace in the form of various talks like the S.A.L.T.’S. The year will also be remembered as a tragic one for those who died from the poison found in bottles of Extra Strength Tylenol. It’s a sad feeling to know that there are some people in this world who would do such a tragic deed to others. Despite it all, the year did not end altogether in tragedy, for just as there is death, there is also life. Prince Charles and Princess Diana gave birth to a new heir: the future Prince William. The year has past but the memories remain. The year of 1982-83 will always be in our thoughts. Those thoughts could be of many things; it could be of movies or events that were both happy or sad. Those memories may conjure up past tragedies, but the memories of the good times will always be there as well to brighten up the thoughts that we so fondly remember. Above: Memories of Mr. Fonda. Below: Rocky and Mr. T. 62 Top left: The Late Princess Grace Top right: Tylenol off the shelves Above: Mr. Brezhnev at a younger age Below left: The Royal Family m ■riH 63 The Senior Section has been special to me this year, not only because I am a senior and it’s my last year, but because I had the honor of doing the Undergrad Section in my sophomore year. I would like to thank Donnie Lew, Jenny Ho, Jackson Hui, the photographers, the seniors, and Mrs. Marcus. I know you went through a lot with me and I hope my constant nagging didn’t of- fend you. Thanks also to Robert Callister of Kee Coleman Studios for the class photos. To one and all, thanks a heap and best wishes. Thank You, Tom C. Poon Senior Section Editor. AUT0GRAPH9 65 EAGLES 1st row: John Kou. Leo Hsieh, Kathleen Maruoka, Fred Chan, Nick Dierauf, Brandon Key. David Dubiner. Jessica Wolpov, Maria Paz, Yogi Draper. 2nd row: Yolanda Harden, David Eisenberg, Eric Kinunen. Lena Wong. Easter Gau. Yu Kwong Ling, Garret Gibson. Joe Han. 3rd row: Morton Horn, Warren Parker, Dan Tick. Byung Yoo, Helen Liu. Tracy Dove. Agnes Ling. 4th row: Keith Love, Fabio Ribeiro. Josephine Shew, Jen- nifer Park. Ken Loo, Roger Howe, Edwin Young, Rita Gee. Dorie Lee. 5th row: Mr. Swartz, Chris Sun, Benson Louie. Sean McGrew, Marcello Belloli, Lellani Chow. GENERAL SERVICE SOCIETY 1st row: Katina Bountouvas, Irene Taw, Amelia Rosales, Valerie Abejuro, Julie Levison, Lynne Fujimoto. 2nd row: Aimee Chow, Margaret Styles, Jennifer Melnick. Denise Cole, Teresa Smith, Amy Thomas, Amy Levison, Rosanna Brad- ford. Monetta White. 3rd row: Lilliana Tong, Lorf Lee. Gigi Lew, Pauline Lum, Marcelle Taylor, Bertha Kaina, Lisa Seals. Natalie Lam, Annie Chan, Lynne Mori. 4th row: Rina Rothenberg, Ida Wong. Judy Wong, Hanna Kim, Grace Kim. Susan Lee. Elena Lau, Sharon Leong, Ann Venen- ciano, Lauren Kaufman. 5th row: Jennifer Gin, Susie Saito, Susan Lee, Nancy Jong, Helen Jung, Ellen Chung, Claire Diep, Mei Chow. Flora Woo, Linda Kan. Mrs. Beresford. 66 PRINCIPAL'S CABINET The Principal’s Cabinet is an asset to George Washington High. Since Principal Al Vidal has been on campus, the cabinet has been exceedingly active and concerned about school matters. The cabinet consists of one student representative from each registry, and the student body officers. Their main purposes are to generate student par- ticipation and to open com- munication between the students, registries, and administration. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 1st Row: Greg Yee, Leo Hsieh, Jennifer Park, Maria Paz, Jen- nifer Gin. 2nd Row: Bettina Poon, David Satoda, Lynne Fu- jimoto, Denise Wright, Monetta White, Cassandra Pickett. 3rd Row: Yulauncz Draper, Linda Faghih, Kathy Liu. 4th Row: Doris Lee. Wilbur Tanaka Fa’bio Rieiro, Josephine Shew. Ed Pon. 5th Row: Annette Davillier, Vicky Wong, Bonnie Choy. Vicky Tom, Mary Abejuro. 67 EXECUTIVE BOARD Jennifer Gin Leo Hsieh Maria Paz Bettina Poon David Satoda Greg Yee Jennifer Park Eddy Gin 68 CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION 1st row: Susan Wong, Amelia Rosales, Helen Lu, Ida Wong, Sui Bing Tam, Stephanie Tsui, Easter Gau, Douglas Kwan. 2nd row: Janet Lee. Sharon Chuey, Anne Luu, Susan Lee, Gigi Leu, Tucker Gin, Frances Wong, Goldie Lee, Carol Gee. Charles Chien. Charles Kwong. 3rd row: Cecilia To, Eric Ber- son, Bettina Pon, Alejandra Ang, Sandy Chan. Aliu Chan. Joon Chang. Schulnoff Tam, Kathleen Maruoka, Susan Wong, Naomi Katsuyama, Tony Yu. 4th row: Sharon Wong. Wai Chung Ho, Vandy Lee, Eddy Tak, Hung Nguyen, Vinhthem Ta, Nancy Jong, Thipphavone Phabmixay, Mayra Lau, Anny Lau, Amy Thomas, Rina Rothenberg. 5th row: Alice Tse, Marcelle Taylor. Theresa Smith, Kenneth Liu, Galen Wong, Gilbert Yee, Ai Tominaga, Denise Cole. EXECUTIVE BOARD The Executive Board consists of five members elected by the Student Body. The Student Advisory Council members and Athletic Manager are also elected in the same manner. The Board and the Executive Council work hard together to make GWHS a better school. 69 THE EAGLE 1st Row: Marcelle Taylor, Gary Chan, Donald Leeper, Robert Ludwig, Mark Lorton, Jennette Irwin, Rina Rothenberg, Amy Levison, Andrew Bachert, Susan Koopman. 2nd Row: Rick Stevens, Mrs. Chandler, Warren Tom, Carl Nicolari, Chris Shanks. Jake Kushner, Derrell Jones. LETTER SOCIETY 1st Row: L. Mori, J. Levison. A. Valosek, Y. Draper. B. Key. 2nd Row: D. Delosato, A. Thomas. E. Kinunen, M. White, D. Benton. 3rd Row: K. Maruoka, L. Fujimoto, A. Levison. T. Smith, T. Ran- dolph. 4th Row: B. Poon, S. Koopman, D. Wright, J. Wolpov, V. Abejuro. 5th Row: M. Styles, A. Venenciano, D. Tick, A. Bachert, N. Dierauf, M. Belloli, D. Dubiner 70 COMPUTER The Computer Club meets bi-monthly in the Computer Center of the library. Each member is entitled to his own space on the computer. Its main goal is getting more people involved in the field of computers for both education and enjoyment. RADIO TV Radio TV members are students who are in terested in Radio Com- munications ranging from CB to Ham. Students undertake various projects working on communication cir- cuitry as well as toward their 1st class license. 71 P8YCH0 CLUB KOREAN CLUB 1st Row: Ms. D. Wong, Marie Yoo, Teresa Kim, Karen Kim. Hanna Kim, Byung Hui Yoo. 2nd Row: Peter Cho. Dong Ho Kim, Spencer Kim, Young Park, Hae J. Suh, Young S. Chi, Linda Choi, Sam Kim. 3rd Row: Steve Chung, Eddy Tak, John Yun, John Cho, Johnathon Kwak, Hogan Lee. 72 SPANISH CLUB 1st Row: Yvon Wong, Shirley Chu, Alejandra Ang, John Sun, Jennifer Quock, Alice Mark. 2nd Row: Steven Hong, David Jung, Angela Kazmer, Mrs. Glover, Joseph Prezalar. FRENCH CLUB 1st Row: Marlina Chong, Elizabeth Yee. Eric Berson, Hukhant Cam, Iris Luu, My Lan. 2nd Row: Sandy Chan, Sharon Chuey, Alejandra Ang, Wai Chung, Amethyst Uchida, Nicola Theilen, Diane Chiang. 3rd Row: Bryan Dorfler, Jessica Wolpov, Amy Levin- son, Lynn Tran, Kelly Ng, Cecilia To, Alice Chau. 4th Row: David Dubiner, Jennifer Melnick, Denise Lou, Ann Luu, Thipphave Phabmixay, Mr. Thomas Valverde. 73 BURMESE CLUB 1st row. Rose Leong, Linda Lwin, Joy Leon, Primrose Wong. Claire Deep. Suzanne Hoi. Juliana Hoe, Alice Loh. 2nd row: Philip Huee, Unknown. Unknown. Mi Wong, Huny Pon, Mai Vo, Joseph Prezolar. YOUTH EMERGENCY SERVICE TEAM 1st row: Leonard Szeto, Jen- nifer Melnick, Tinh Tran, Margaret Styles, Daniel Rebay. 2nd row: Leo Hsieh, Virginia Dumalig, Maybelline Hermoso, Amelia Rosales, Ida Wong, Sonny Wong. 74 FILIPINO CLUB 1st Row: Mr. Hinze, Maybelline Hermoso, Virginia Dumalig, Rosario Copada. Luz Her- moso, Lizel Pagtanac. 2nd Row: Teresa Salvador, Daphne Abilo, Virginia Pertosa. 3rd Row: Demo Villanueva, Edwin Pagtanac, Eddie Iglecian, Ronald Ramiro, Roderick Ordona. CHINESE FOREIGN STUDENTS ASSN. 1st Row: Patrick Wong. Roger Ting, Tony Lu, Irene Wei, Yu- Fen Ju, Helen Lu, Easter Gau, Amy Kuang, Marget Lee. Anne Kusan, Elane Sui. 2nd Row: Edith Sun, Gloria Kwan, Joy Chien, Lena Wong, Susan Wang, Lisa Lew, Anita Ying, Tianny Lo. Christian Tse, Alice Tse, May Lum. 3rd Row: Michael Ting, James Lin, Yu- Hua Ju, Jennifer Hsu, Elizabeth Liu. Dennis Luang, Wing Lui, Jeffer Lew, William Szeto, Anothy Lo. 4th Row: Ying-Yu Hung, Pan Ying. Grace Huang, Kiko Lu, Sandra Ho, Grace Wang, Shone Lee, Charles Chien. En-Yeo Yeh, Melinda Wong. 75 JAPANESE CLUB 1st Row: Mie Katsumata, Naomi Katsuyama, Suzie Saito, Nancy Fujimoto. 2nd Row: Evelyn Tsang, Debbi Tsugawa. Linda Faghih, Bet- tina Poon, Jerry Iwata. 3rd Row: Grace Hideko, Wanda Wong, Sharon Leong, Sandra Mizuiri, Fred Chan. 4th Row: Virginia Lee, Wilbur Tanaka, Marjorie Ueyama, Frances Wong. Tucker Gin, Leilani Chow. Stan Lee. 1st Row: Natalie Lam, Amy Levison, Carol Gee, Gina Leung, Shirley Louie, Mimi Lee, Victoria Lum. 2nd Row: Lillian Lee, Julie Levison, Bryan Dorfler, Jessica Wolpov, Kathy Louie, Goldie Lee, Sharon Leong. Gloria Kuan, Mr. Yee. CHINESE AMERICAN CLUB M . JKJ KJ U 76 • ---------------- BACKGAMMON 1st Row: Chris Means. Ben Issacs, Gene Chao. Johnnie Williams. 2nd Row: Kai Wu, Mr. Serra. Tim Creel. 3rd Row: Wallace Gee. Jeff Zavattero, Willie LaCross. Jerome Brock, Mr. Barnett. CHESS 1st Row: Danny Tai, Gerald Wong. 2nd Row: Cheree Bon- ner. 3rd Row: Mr. Donn, Jerome Brock. Bill Vargie, Michael Yee. Terry Quan. 77 SONG PERSONS 1st row: My-Lia Harris. 2nd row: Zandra Mazion, Monique Bell. Angela Perrilliat. 3rd row: Shianti Starks. SWEEP SWEEP Sponsors: Mr. Jones, Mr. Leach. Ms. Lupis. Ms. Pandell. 78 RED CROSS 1st Row: Maybelline Hermoso, Virginia Dumalig, Linh Tran, Jennifer Melnick, Amelia Rosales. Mrs. Beresford. 2nd Row: Catherine Lam Lei, Daniel Rebay, Celilia lo. Leonard Szeto. Margaret Styles, Sonny Wong. Ida Wong, Susan Lee, Leo Hsieh. SKI CLUB 1st Row: Wilbur Tanaka. Mie Katsumata. Anna Chan, Linda Faghih, Diane Schlocker, Deb- bi Tsugawa. 2nd Row: Mr. Fir- po, Irina Gushin. Fawn Pierre, Bryan Dorfler, Jessica Wolpov. Amy Thomas, Eric Kinunen. Julie Levison, Amy Levison, Frederick Hakanson, Bettina Boon, Richard Disgrazzi. 79 WINDSURFING 1st Row: Andrew Bachert, Julie Levison, Frederick Hakanson, Jennifer Melnick, Margaret Styles, Anthony Valosek. 2nd Row: Mr. Felt. Brian Dorfler, Jessica Wolpov, Amy Levison, Eric Kinunen, Theresa Smith, David Dubiner, Rina Rothenberg. SPEECH TEAM The Speech Team provides the school with a strong academic image. Under the coaching supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Chandler, students are given the opportunity to speak dramatically, politically, and humorously in front of judges and students from other schools. 81 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1st row: Kim Arikawa. 2nd row: Tracy Dove. Clarissa Ochoa. 3rd row: Diana Genratt. Mary Daquioag. Carla Thomas. PEP SQUAD The Pep Squad's main goal is to bring enthusiasm and cheers to games and activities. Their energy and spirit do not go unnoticed and their voices do not get lost in the crowd. During sport activities they are among the GWHS fans, bring- ing us together to help support our teams to victory. 82 8TAGE CREW The Stage Crew are the peo- ple behind the scenes who help make term plays, rallies, and special school activities possi- ble. They are the ones who coordinate the acoustics and change the scenery that enhances our presentations. Without them our productions would not run smoothly. GYMNASTICS 1st row: Annaliza Pagtanac, Virginia Dumalig, Jennifer Miller, Jennifer Melnick, Charity Turner, Gloria Lum, Muong Le. 2nd row: Maybelline Hermoso, Lihn Tran, Margaret Styles. Kim Le, Cassaundra Peoples. Terese Kim, Linh Nguyen, Cyn- thia Wong, Tina Wong, Dao Wong, Ms. Hamilton. 3rd row: Denise Cole. Kendra Brock, Elanor Nason, Amelia Rosales, Theresa Smith. Rossana Brad- ford, Rosemary Cahu, Lester Speights, Madeline Murphy. 83 1st Row: Edwind Medina, Robert Lam. 2nd Row: Phorn- chai Chanthavikij, Phillip Chow, Raphael Moore. Tye Kushner, Rosario Copada. ROTC STAFF Left to Right: Rupert Geraldo, Arayan Lias, Robert Hun- niecutt. Steven Luong. COLOR GUARDS 84 RIFLE TEAM 1st Row: Steven Rubino, An- thony Lo, Richard Mah. §teven Luong. 2nd Row: Jonathan Powell, Edwind Medina, Coach G. Lindsey, Andrew Bachert, Tye Kushner. Missing from photo: Arayan Lias. DRILL TEAM 1st Row: Leslie Garcia, Reymundo Prado, Ronald Ramiro, Edilberto Iglesias, Ed- win Pagtanac, Joel Sale. 2nd Row: Jerry Wong. Phillip Chow, Terry Moller, Raphael Moore, Domosthen Villanueva, Rupert Geraldo. 85 CHAMBER CHOIR 1st Row: Elaine Tse, Liane Nor- man, Tyronne Stanford. Ruth Tin. • 2nd Row: Yogi Draper. Alec Mapa. Georgia Kolias. Diana Griffin. Jonathan Wallace, Brandon Key. 3rd Row: Mr. Tevenan, Yolanda Harden. Deirdre Lannon. Simrat Ghuman. Angela Kazmer, Jonathan Strickling, Katina Bountouvas. Chuu Chon. Edward Taylor. mb I - ACAPELLA CHOIR 1st Row: John Strain, Tony Lu. Jon Wallace, Mimi Lee. Dawn Adams. 2nd Row: Marie Bailey, Tonya Blair, Rhonda Elmore, Dinh Truong. Katina Bountouvas, Mr. Tevenan. 86 THE SURVEYOR STAFF 1st row left to right: Ellen Chung. Tom Poon, James Grimshaw. Jackson Hui, Valerie Abejuro. Bettina Poon. Carlton Yee. 2nd row: Simrat Ghuman, Gina Bullock, Ellen Yee. Monique Short, Linda Faghih, Shirley Yound. Jenny Ho, Donnie Lew. Deb- bie Tsugawa. Edwin Young. Yearbook Editor Valerie Abejuro Color Section Valerie Abejuro Marcelle Taylor Linda Faghih Irina Gushin Senior Section Tom Poon Jenny Ho Donnie Lew Ellen Chung Club Section Debbi Tsugawa Simrat Ghumen Linda Faghih Valerie Abejuro Activities Marcelle Taylor ” Carlton Yee Valerie Abejuro Faculty Bettina Poon Carlton Yee Edwin Young Valerie Abejuro Under Grads Linda Faghih Gina Bullock Ellen Yee Valerie Abejuro Ellen Chung Shirley Young Marcelle Taylor Sports Section Moniquie Short’ Jackson Hui Ads Dedication Bettina Poon’ Simrat Ghuman Gina Bullock Shirley Young Photographers Irina Gushin Marcelle Taylor Michael Hyman Valerie Abejuro Sandra Garcia James Grimsha Faculty Advisor Carolyn Marcus ’’Section Editors OUCH! Pain. Yearbook production makes for a lot of pain. One would assume that high school students suffer enough in trying to juggle a full schedule of classes, tests, homework, love lives, the struggle up the social ladder, and life in general. However, there are a few hard core masochists among us and, like true ar- tists, they are willing to suffer for the sake of creativity. These gifted and giving in- dividuals sign up for yearbook. I offer my deepest heartfelt thanks to everyone on the staff. You guys are fan- tastic. I’ll never forget you. A special thanks to Mrs. Marcus, for without her, none of this would have been possible. William Faulkner once said “If I had the choice to feel nothing for eternity or to feel pain, I would always pick pain.” Well, to each his own. I think we will opt for feeling nothing for a while. Ciao! — Valerie — Yearbook Editor 87 THE SURVEYOR STAFF I would like to thank the photographers, Irina Gushin, Marcelle Taylor, and Michael Hyman for the time they took from their lunches to help me get the pictures needed to make this section possible. I would also like to thank Linda Faghih and Valerie Abejuro for their help, and Simrat Ghuman for those magical fingers that did much of the copy. Much credit and thanks to Mrs. Marcus for getting me to finish my section. It was more work than I thought it would be. Much luck to next year’s editor. Debbi Tsugawa — Editor Groups, Clubs, and Organizations 88 ANATOMY OF A G. W. STUDENT Legs — Agile from bounding up numerous flights of stairs. Good reflexes and coordination as a result of the continuous dodging of other students during passing period. Book bag — Thrown around. Thrown at desk upon entering class. Thrown into locker before lunch. Thrown at fellow students as a means of self-defense. The more books within, the better. Sunglasses — In EAGLE jargon, often referred to as “shades.” This device is com- monly used to make the wearer appear “Cool, or to hide his closed eyelids while snoozing in class. Posture — Very laid back, blase, and relaxed. Hides the fac may have a nervous break given moment. Year of Graduation — Often sewn on the letter-jacket to show how long the wearer - rhtfSFWdtt'unrilmis liberation from (graduation) or to show how many he has had to rewrite his term paper. Arms — Strong and slightly elongated from carrying around the ten ton Biology books. Hands — Bruised up from pounding on an uncooperative gym locker. 89 PRESENTING HARVEY... THE CAST Myrtle Mae Simmons Georgia Kolias Veta Louise Simmons .Deirdre Lannon Elwood P. Dowd Alec Mapa Miss Johnson .Heidi Mattingly Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet . Katina Bountouvas Carla Thomas Ruth Kelly, R.N . Arleda Williams Duane Wilson Miguel Sanchez Lyman Sanderson, M.D Edward Dunn Richard Leider William Chumley, M.D . Martin Bogner Edward Taylor Betty Chumley .Rina Rothenberg Judge Omar Gafiney Kenneth Choy E. J. Lofgren Elaine Tse Harvey — Once again, the George Washington High School Drama Department produced another hit with the 1982 fall production of the play “Harvey.” Alejandro (Alec) Mapa, as the leading character Elwood P. Dowd, was mesmerizing as the eccentric, gentle, and jovial older man, portraying the part with magnetic charm and finesse rarely seen in high school talent. Having a talented student body is a blessing; however, at times it can prove to be somewhat of a burden. For “Harvey,” so many talented students auditioned that Mrs. De ended up doubiecasting many of the roles. Despite this possible stumbling block, both performances flowed smoothly and were performed before full houses during all four performances. Well directed, nicely presented, and superbly performed, “Harvey” was produced in the fine tradition of Washington fine arts productions: SUPERIOR. 90 Washington High School Presents ... Its Third Annual Fashion Show FASHION '83 Featuring Clothes by: Trend Jeff’s Jeans Tuxedo King Karen Thompson — Designer Linger Longer Lingerie Lounge Jessica McClintock The Clothes Rack Pic-A-Dilly Zoftig Chairperson — Denise Wright Choreographers — Ronnie Redick and Denise Henderson For the second year in a row the Class of '83 sponsored the annual Fashion Show. This year was the third annual Fashion Show and it seems to be improving as each year goes by. This year’s Fashion Show was hailed as the best ever” and undoubtedly a smashing success. The Fashion Show was a stunning combination of gorgeous clothes, beautiful choreographing and organization. The show was choreographed by Ronnie Redick and Denise Henderson to music provided by Mid Town (T. K.) Pro- ductions. The show brought in over $1400 for the Class of ’83, proving that Fashion is not only beautiful, but lucrative also. This year’s Fashion Show was a well planned, extremely organized affair, involving many hours from all involved. In years to come the students of Washington would be well advised to follow the fine ex- ample set by the Class of '83. In a word Fashion '83 was a stunning success. 93 Eagles are always doing something. Never a dull moment, lest a quiet one. Whether they are helping with a sale, going to class, eating lunch or helping out with a club, Eagles are always on the go. Although these times may seem hectic and busy to the point of ex- haustion Eagles manage to have fun and will fondly look back on these crazy times as “the good of’ days.” Who could ever forget memories like those in the making right now? Memories like the mor- ning announcements so quickly ammended in the afternoon an- nouncements. The Spirit rallies, the chow mein sales, the computer walk or any one of the daily acitivities we now engage in day by day will be forever implanted in our hearts. There are good days and there are bad days but Eagles have learned to take each day — Day by Day. IN 9PIRIT Throughout the football season the mighty and brave Eagles continued to support their teams at games both at home and away. The annual Bell Game was an especially excruciating afternoon because of the less than perfect weather but still Eagles of all shapes and sizes turned out in great number to support their team. Eagle spirit was high throughout the season, despite the nasty weather and sports oriented activities continued to flourish also. Washington would be truly lucky to ever have such a show of spirit again next year. Eagle spirit is sky high!!! 96 97 Al Vidal — Principal San Francisco State University Masters in Education Mac Levels — Assistant Principal San Francisco State University Pat Aramendia — Assistant Principal University ofcSan Francisco j Masters in Education Masters in Education 98 John Moriarty — Assistant Principal University of San Francisco Masters in Education Lana Cooney — Head Counselor University of San Francisco Masters in Counseling Sven Anderson — Science Glenda Archer — Home Economics Alex Athanasopoulos — Physical Education Saul Barnett — Department Head, Social Studies Gael Beresford — Math Bonnie Birsinger- Casassa — Math, Counseling Sheldon Bornstein — English, Business Joe Callan — Physical Education Claire Camozzi — English Paul Carmassi — Special Education Richard Cassioli — Practical Arts Danise Chandler — English Sanford Chandler — Social Studies Vincent Chao — esl, Social Studies James Chin — Math Rita Clark — Counseling William Courtney — Social Studies Beth Dahl — Special Education Carl Davis — rotc Lorraine Del Prete — Home Economics 99 Rita DeMatteis — English James Dierke — Department Head. Special Education Robert Donn — English Neal Dunlap — Social Studies, English Frank Ellinger — Department Head, Physical Education Patricia Ergas — Library Robert Eshoo — Practical Arts Stanley Feldman — Creative Arts Douglas Felt — English Bill Firpo — Physical Education Vernon Freethy — Library Ann Fujii — Foreign Language Carol Gadas — Creative Arts Eugene Gibson — ESL Carol Gilmore — Social Studies Caroline Gissler — Social Studies Mary Glover — Foreign Language Ruth Green — science Dennis Gregg — English, Social Studies Doris Grimley — Foreign Language 100 Joe Gualco — Physical Education Joseph Ha — esl Jo Hamilton — Physical Education Joseph Harris — Department Head, English Robert Hilmoe — English Louis Hinze — Social Studies Lillian Holberg- Olsen — Physical Education Ardella Holl — Career Education Oscar Hollander — Science Ed Holmes — English Jennie Horn — Department Head, ESL Hoadley Johnson — Math Merton Jones — Science Denise Joseph — Work Experience William Kahn — Security, Counseling Alec Keratzides — Math George Lai — Math Lillian Land — Business Don Leach — Family Life Jane Lefferdink — Department Head, Business 101 Helen Leslie — Special Education George Lindsey — ROTC Leonard Lundgren — Social Studies Immaculate Lupis — Counseling Tania Madfes — Math Ekhard Mahl — Science Carolyn Marcus — Student Activities Lionel Marcus — Counseling Gregory Mark — Practical Arts John Martin — Science Salvatore Massaro — Science Florence May — ESAA Douglas McEachern — Drivers Education Helen McKenna — Department Head, Science Gerry Meister — Social Studies Sigismund Mo — Business Diane Morris — Department Head. Foreign Language Lloyd Neilson — English Bruce Nelson — Physical Education Gale Ow — esl 102 Effie Pandell — Social Studies Douglas Pleasure — Creative Arts Vivian Podesta — Physical Education Gabriel Raab — Department Head, Math James Randall — Counseling Norma Randig — English Harry Redlick — Foreign Language James Ruane — English Robert Rubenstein — English Norman Rubenfeld — Social Studies Julius Salzman — Business Carolyn Sanders — Department Head, Creative Arts Walker Scanlan — Practical Arts Rodney Schweiger — Practical Arts Michael Serra — Math Marion Spasek — ESL Tatsuo Sumida — Business Thomas Swartz — Math Edward Sykes — Math Jim Teveran — Creative Arts 103 Roberta Thieme — Business KhanhTran — esl Mary Turner — English Tom Valverde — Foreign Language Linda Victoire — ESL Alice Wan — esl Dan Williams — English Cynthia Won — Foreign Language Daisy Wong — esl Wilbur Woo — Counseling James Yates — Department Head, Practical Arts Daniel Yee — Math Dale Zapata — Science Thomas Zunino — Social Studies William Ferrero — Math Uncheedah Staples — Counseling Camera Shy: Susan Ching — esl Robert Kelly — Special Education Rosalie Moniz — English Joan Monte — Counseling Clarice Rhodes — Head Counselor Omund Stromswold — Special Education 104 Margaret Boghosian — Secretary, Principal Johnny Edwards — Security Loretta Evans — Secretary, Attendance Jane Fong — Secretary. Counseling Virginia Gallagher — Secretary, Counseling Mark Gillette — Security Joe Goebel — Security Richard Gosha — Custodian Darlene Green — Security Carolyn Harris — ESAA Aide Yen Huynh — esl Aide Lynette Jetke — Secretary, Attendance Helen Jones — Secretary, Bookroom Estella Lee — Secretary, Counseling Alan Leong — special Education Aide Shiang Liu — esl Aide My Que Luong — ESL Aide Frank Nagy — Security Warren Palmer — Custodian Tammy Shavers — Security 105 Eugene Smiley — Custodians Lorraine Suzuki — Library and Secretary De Vuong — ESL Wain Wong — Accountant Larry Yee — Security Maxi-Center Mary Votto Betty Wong Herb Chu Marcia Quackenbush Mari Ono The Drop-In Center in Room 207 is a special program developed by the Maxi-Center to service high school students. The Drop-In Center provides GWHS students a confidential place to discuss problems. Room is open on Tues. Thurs. at the lunch hour. 106 The Asian American Communities for Education is a counseling service available in Room 111-A. Their ob- jective is to assist youth in gaining admission to high schools, colleges, and universities. Camera Shy: Kim Bancroft — Special Education Myron Callaway — Special Education Jennifer Craig — Special Education Muoi Daung — ESL Frank Fee — Gardener Shirley Hall — Hearing Paul Hartnett — Speech Clinician Yen Huynh — ESL Walter Johnson — Head Custodian Rosa Liu — ESL Jane Luong — ESL My Que Luong — ESL Mauisa Maluino — Special Education Jack Matelli — Gardener Sylvia Molluck — Vision David Nally — Special Education Manga Sobichevsky — Audio Visual, Lockers Frank Tarkouski — Engineer Delauves Taylor — Special Education Gin Phum Thiet — ESL Anatomy of a GWHS Teacher Eyes — Can spot one inch cheat notes under desk in back of room during a power outage, but can’t read anything not written in blue or black ink. Red Pens and Pencils — Used for marking everything wrong on students’ papers. Coffee — In cup. A vital staple in a typical teacher’s diet. Most teachers drown their sorrows in this murky, dark liquid, drinking in amounts that would have given Mrs. Olsen cardiac arrest. Teachers are also responsible for the Brazilian coffee bean shortage. Phone — Always con- nected to the parents of a twisted juvenile delinquent who put a rat in her desk and a melted crayon in her coffee. Throat — Hoarse from repeating ten times a Thesaurus is Not a new kind of dinosaur. Joke Book Disguised as Gradebook — Steals jokes from Reader’s Digest and fools students into believing she’s very witty. Conservative Dress _____ Effort to disguise the fact that she moonlights as a D. J. at a local punk rock club. Average Amount of Ripped Up Papers — Cheat notes, degrading drawings of teachers and principal, love notes passed during class (read aloud to embar- rass author of note) and forged student passes. Tons of Ungraded Homework Papers — from 3 months ago. She’ll wait until the last minute to grade essays on The Evils of Procrastination. Automatic F goes to anyone taking a stand against procrastination. 108 Top row left to right: Lloyd Neilson, Douglas McEachern. Hoadley Johnson, Denise Joseph, Mert Jones. Bottom row left to right: Lionel Marcus Dan Yee. Dennis Gregg, Daryl Zapata. Faculty Alumni Carol Gilmore Bonnie Casassa Robert Eshoo Effie Pandell Robert Hilmoe Danise Chandler Doug McEachern — Having taught in every major San Francisco high school, except two, allows me a basis for comparison. George Washington is my favorite because of the at- titude of the students, the friendliness of the staff and administration, and the building-campus design. Hoadley Johnson — I became a teacher at GWHS in the year 1950. I was very fortunate to be assigned at this wonderful school. It made me feel great to come back and be a part of the school that helped me so much when I attended. I am proud to be working with the staff and kids at GWHS, and hope to have many more proud years of teaching to come! Denise Joseph — I had been teaching at Mission High School for two years when I was given the option of going to either GWHS or Balboa. I didn’t hesitate for an instant to pick GWHS. My student days were all good memories and the school's reputation was such that I wanted to be part of the staff that worked so hard to maintain that reputation. I was both proud and pleased to join this faculty and I’ve enjoyed every minute-so far! Merton T. Jones — I wanted to teach at GWHS for a combination of reasons. Having lived near the school and attended GWHS with much enjoyment, I had a sentimental attach- ment for the school. Having done my student teaching at GWHS. I was able to evaluate the school as a desirable teaching site. Not only have I never regreted teaching at GWHS, but in fact have had a constant sense of awareness of how fortunate I have been to be able to teach at the school for so many productive years. Lionel Marcus — I have always wanted to return to GWHS to complete my cycle of attending and teaching at Roosevelt Middle School and George Washington Hiqh School — this has been fulfilled. Washington is the best high school in San Francisco! Daniel Yee — I started my teaching in a San Francisco High School, after student teaching at Crestmoor High in San Bruno. I always wanted to teach at Washington but my junior high principal at Potreto Hill refused to release me when there were openings at Washington. When the redesign came into being, I applied for the open positions and was fortunale to receive one. I am pleased to return to Washington High to teach because it is one of the finer settinqs for learninq Dennis Gregg — I was fortunate that when applying for a transfer from a junior high school, an opening was available at Washington. This would have been my first choice and I was delighted to accept. Washington was an excellent school when I attended it and has remained so since. Several of my former teachers were there and it was an interesting experience to become their colleague, rather than their student. It was also fascinating to see the changes that had taken place. In all. I’m delighted to be back. Daryl Zapata — I chose to return to my alma mater after student teaching here while getting my credential at SF State. I knew I didn’t wish to teach at any other school in San Francisco because of the great balance of students and educational programs at GWHS. I wanted to do my part to keep GWHS as the best academic school, as well as athletic and social, in San Francisco, as it was when I attended (’60-’63). I’m proud of the school, staff, and student reputations and hope to be part of that continual growth in the future. Bonnie Casassa — I came to George Washington in 1978 after teaching at Herbert Hoover. At that time the school district was moving the 9th grade out of junior high and creating four year high schools, and I decided I would like to teach older students. I was interested in teaching at GWHS mainly because of my experience there as a student. When I attended Washington I felt it was the ideal public high school. It was congenial, well-intergrated school with an outstanding academic pro- gram. School spirit was high games, dances, rallies, were enjoyed by all, the students had tremendous pride in their school. Because of these strong memories, I wanted to return to George Washington as a teacher. Robert Eshoo — I came to Washington High School from Mission High School because my old graphic arts instructor Mr. Collins left to teach at a Junior College which created a place for me. When I heard that I was to teach at my old high school. I was very pleased and still feel that way even after beinq here for ten years. Robert Hilmoe - y 7 I have always hoped to teach in a fine school like G.W.H.S. This institution may well be the finest comprehensive high school in the country. The students are smart and hopeful which gives the school such a positive quality. After eleven years of teaching my hopes were realized when Polytechnic High School closed some twelve years ago and I was assigned to my alma mater from whence I’d graduated in 1951. Moral: Some people never graduate. Denise Blue Chandler — I came back to Washington to teach because I was fortunate enough to be assigned here by Miss Adams and I have always appreciated my good luck ever since. FACULTY AUTOGRAPHS 111 I would like to thank Mrs. Marcus for her patience and understanding; Edwin Young and Carlton Yee for helping me with layouts, cropping, stamping, and tolerance with many postponements and personal re- quests of the faculty. I would also like to thank Irina Gushin and Michael Hyman for taking the faculty pictures. I love you all! Good luck in the future. Love, Bettina Poon Editor I would like to thank all those who have contributed to this section. To Mrs. Marcus, thanks for typing everthing that was need- ed; to Valerie, thanks for helping on every page; to Bettina, I know that I had my doubts, but thanks for your support and thanks for making the appointments for pic- tures. To the photographers, Mike and Irina, thanks for taking all the pictures. To Carlton, thanks for drawing layout after layout, and cropping all the pictures. Sincerely, Edwin Young 112 113 President Judy Wong Vice-President Grace Kim Secretary Leilani Chow Executive Council Kathy Liu Treasurer Executive Council Sandra Louie Linda Faghih Executive Council Executive Council Executive Council Carol Gee Cecilia Ibarra Shirley Louie CLASS OF 1984 114 Yolanda Aceituno Matt Ackerman Norman Adams Al Allensworth Eric Anderson Yanina Anilovich Label Atkinson Veronica Bach Sandy Baker Michelle Baker Arpi Balian Hoang Long Banh Marcel Berman Loretta Berryman James Birznieks Latonya Blair Bob Blizard Martin Bogner Gemma Bognot Barbara Brady Maurice Broadus Sidney Brooks Aaron Brown Calvin Brown Howard Brown Sophie Brown Hung Bui Kevin Butler Alan Callahan Maria Calloway Tony Carter Anna Chan Diana Chan Eldon Chan Fred Chan 115 Ronald Cheung Leyton Chew Marcus Chew Young Chi Charles Chien Lincoln Ching Judy Chiu Julie Chiu Carl Chong Colette Chooey Phillip Chow Eva Choy Ken Choy Richard Choy Bronson Chui Pauline Chung Steve Chung Annette Clarke Tyrone Clinton Andrea Cohen Marcus Conley Bernard Conlu Thomas Cunningham Anh Dao Chris Davis Lois Davis Harry Daza Samantha Dennis Greg Deshields Kevin Deshields Claire Diep Mughis Din Samanda Dorger Chan Du Alexander Duong Chau Duong Lisa Eng Britta Engel Eddy Farraies Darrel Fields Steve Fong John Ford Greg Fukawa Bill Fukuda David Fukuda Deanna Fung Ethan Galant Rita Gee Teresa Gee 116 t Rupert Geraldo Garrett Gibson Gary Giuliani Thuy-Trang Goldberg Matthew Gong Vadim Goretsky Jerry Griffin Huyen Ha Joe Han Yolanda Harden Kyriakos Hatzidakis Sonya Hines Richard Hirano Alicia Ho Chris Hong Phillip Hong Michael Huey Tina Huey Howard Huie Terry Hunter Kimberly Huston Huong Huynh William Huynh Michael Hyman Shawn In Seth Isaacs Tommy Ivory Charles Jaymes Lori Jolley Naomi Katsuyama Lauren Kaufman John Kilman Hanna Kim Bobby Ko Anthony Komindr Kenji Kommer Ann Kuan Michael Kubota Charles Kwong Danny Kwong Diane La Malcolm Lacey Kwok Lai May Lam Michelle Lam Raymond Lam Anny Lau Chau Lau Elena Lau 117 Mayra Lau Nathan Laven Victor Law Chi Kit Lee Danny Lee Doris Lee Goldie Lee Jennifer Lee John Lee Judy Lee Lana Lee Lori Lee Shone Lee Steven Lee Susan Lee Tony Lee Vandy Lee Victor Lee Wendy Lee Donald Leeper Richard Leider Patrick Lemons Arianne Leong Christina Leong David Leong Frankie Leong James Leong Leo Leong Football players hang out at this well- known part of Washington called “The Wall.’’ They play frisbee and foot- ball, and eat and talk through the lunch hour. 118 Go Eagles Go! Eagle Pride is demonstrated by two enthusiastic Eagles! Our football season was nothing less than stupendous! Mary Leong Sharon Leong Tim Leong Herman Leu Dennis Leung Gina Leung Lai-Kay Leung Michael Levy Lisa Lew Demitras Lewis Guo Li Arayan Lias Huoi Lien Jeffrey Liew James Lin Jason Lin Frank Littlejohn Andrea Liu Elisabeth Liu Anthony Lo Peter Lo Alice Loh Mark Lorton Kathy Louie Suzanne Louie Keith Love Jonathan Low Tony Lu 119 Van Lu Wing Lui Benny Lum Brenda Lum Darlene Lum Pauline Lum Gen Chi Lun Allen Luong Christine Luong Johnson Luong Lan Luu Linda Lwin Loc Ly My Ly Phuong Ly Thanh Ly SunnyMa Leslie Mak Bernie Malihan James Marino Lori Matoba Tean McConico Tony McGruder Rikki Medow Edward Mei Cheryl Miller Chia-Chi Min Moralli Mohamed Terry Moiler Alton Moore Rachel Moore Raphaelo Moore Manolo Moragon Kevin Morison Martha Murillo Samir Musallam Todd Nakagawa David Nakasu Estella Neal Robert Nehorayoff Candace Ng Mei Ng Michael Ng Kwok Ngan Dinh To Ngo Lisa Ngo Regina Ngo Xuan Ngo Hung Nguyen 120 Jeffrey Ong Lisa Pang Ronald Pang Henry Patland Souk Phengrasamy Hung Quach Juanita Quinn Harry Nguyen Hien Nguyen Mai Nguyen Tony Nguyen Allen Nhan Jeffrey Oberhaus John Ollison Paul Quon Nicole Reed Lena Richardson Kimberly Roberts Joann Robertson Miguel Rodriguez Oscar Rosas Suzie Saito Ken Sakurai Teresa Salvador Miguel Sanchez Boualy Sayaphupha Noumane Sayavong Diana Schlocker Jane Schopplein John Scott Robert Shi bat a Yelena Shvarts Scott Simmons Georgia Simon South Sisavanh May Siu May Li Siu Mei Siu Kevin Small Latricia Smith Addison Son Brigitte Sonnberger Ursula Stanley Larry Sue William Szeto Eddy Tak Irwin Tam Katie Tam Larry Tam 121 Ever wonder what really goes on at a football game? Hanna Kim and Peter Cho demonstrate their Eagle spirit against Wilson at Washington last fall. They wore their ribbons — “Eagles Ignite the Warriors” — as a symbol of their true Eagle support. Roger Tam Desmond Tan William Tan Oiu Tang Darwin Taylor Sandra Tensos Jamey Thomas Daniel Tick Chuong Tieu Jenny Tieu Mai Tieu Linh Thoai Tieu Jessica Tom Kellie Tom 122 The trials and tribulations of student life have driven these two young men to seek solace in the for- bidden pleasures of backgammon, rising possible scorn from the adjacent football game spectators. Norman Tong Christopher Tran Dong Tran Hong Tran Hung Tran Ken Tran Deanna Truong George Truong Kiet Truong Evelyn Tsang Lily Tsui Charity Turner Sorena Ty Faina Vayner Tuan Vo Phuong Voong Hoa Vuong Omar Walker Tony White Rumika Wijetunga Arleda Williams Darrell Williams Peter Williams Richard Won Ada Wong Belle Wong Edith Wong Edward Wong 123 Florence Wong Frances Wong Janet Wong Ken Wong Kenny Wong Louis Wong Mae Wong Garrett Wun Dana Yamaguchi Aileen Yang Eddy Yang Carlton Yee Carol Yee Keriena Yee “David, don’t you know there’s no eating in class! You’re attracting mice and roaches in the room! And pick up the trash you left on the floor. Clean up those sunflower seed shells!!” 124 En-Yeo Yeh Kenneth Yeh Ricky Yeh Belinda Yip Gwen Yip Alvin Young Diana Young Steven Young Edward Yu Lenore Yu Tony Yu Rachel Zaretski LATE TAKES Katina Bountouvas Edwin Cho Maureen Dietz John Femenia Lester Gee Tucker Gin Pamela Gyi Yolanda Harden Eddie Johnson May Lam Loreen Lee Mimi Lee Jana Leong Mike Levy Tom Liu Noreen Loo Gracelia Oblena Edwin Pagtanac Deon Roland Rachelle Rowe Carlos Santos Albert Sun Christine Tse Stephanie Tsui Vanessa Wilson Elaine Wong Kenneth Wood Denise Yapp 125 Treasurer Executive Council Executive Council Doug Kwan Doris Lee Mimi Lin Executive Council Executive Council Executive Council Josephine Shew Wilbur Tanaka Vicki Wong CLASS OF 1985 126 Emilio Aceituno Catlin Adami Temur Akbar Cristina Aldeguer Ibraheyma Alhark Jason Allen Thomas Allums Rebecca Andrews Aiejandra Ang Kirsten Angeli Vincent Austin James Bagnot Dawayne Baker Sahag Balian Due Banh Hong Banh Tam Banh Chris Bass Crystal Bates Ron Bauer Evora Beaver Monique Bell Alexandra Bemay Elizabeth Bernhardt Eric Berson Cecilia Biasbas Maurice Bolds Chris Bolin Troy Bouldin Barnard Boyer Chris Boykin Una Bright Wilson Bullick Denise Caldwell Sheila Calvin Hukhant Cam Rosalie Cartwright Phil Carvalho Mark Casias Avis Casimir Angela Chan Anita Chan Anna Chan Arthur Chan Ben Chan Darryl Chan David Chan Gary Chan Crace Chan 127 Jennifer Chan Kathleen Chan Kin Chan Lucky Chan Michael Chan Sandy Chan TakChan Tad Cheung Cobina Chew Richard Chiao William Chin Tony Ching Chun Chiu Raymond Chiu Christine Cho Dianne Choi Frederick Choi Nelson Choi Marlina Chong Alan Chow Rebecca Chow David Choy Let a Choy Marie Chu Shirley Chu Sharon Chuey Francis Chui Joann Chui Ricky Chui Jerry Chung Kiet Chung Vinh Chung Ken demons Denise Cole Patrick Conner 128 Ramilito Conti Derek Crenshaw Armand Croft Eric Cross Alec Daquioag Regina Davenport Michael Dea Okori Dixon James Dowers Tim Dunn Kathie Estudillo Gala Eubanks Sal Feola Pat Fernandez Kai Flache Daisy Fong Gillian Forster Sally Fu Nancy Fujimoto Tammy Garcia Falcon Gee Linda Gee Wallace Gee Jonnie Gilbert Cary Gin Eddy Gin Greg Goodman Mary Goto Eilene Green Veriita Hamilton Kelly Harper My-lia Harris Jennifer Headley Steven Heard Mike Hecht Mark Henderson Janean Henschel Luz Hermoso Laurie Herron Annabel Hertz Eugene Higashi Johnson Ho Suzie Ho Wai Ho Aubrey Holmes Steven Hong Sew Hou Denise Hoy James Hsu 129 May Huang Winky Huey Kahlil Hughes Edward Hunter Lena Huynh Vi Huynh Jerry Iwata Nora Jackson Shedrick Jackson Renee Jefferson Terry Jefferson Anthony Johnson Greg Johnson Tauvaa Johnson Alicia Jones Nancy Jong Stacy Joseph Yu-Hua Ju David Jung Iksan Kamaruddin Jimmy Kang Craig Kaplan Ross Kaplan Michael Kawaguchi Debbie Kersey Ann Kim Dong Kim Spencer Kim Jack Kofman Pauline Kong Grace Krikorian Andrea Ku Rachel Kushner Susie Kwak Annie Kwan Jason Kwan Steven Kwan Judy Kwong Cuong La Eddy Laban Yvonne Lai Cleveland Lam Nina Lam Spencer Lau Tom Lau Becky Law Kim Le Matt Leavitt Alice Lee 130 Annette Lee Anson Lee Brendan Lee Daisy Lee Darren Lee David Lee David Lee Lawrence Lew Agnes Leong Darlene Leong Rose Leong Diana Lerner Winson Leung Brian Lew William Lew Ondrey Lewis Yvonne Li Jeff Liang Zhen L iang Lan Lien Lisa Ligon Ronald Lim Pauline Liu Lorraine Lore Pet Louangkhamdeng Barney Louie Benson Louie Kenny Louie Lisa Louie Peter Louie Ritchie Louie Elizabeth Love Rob Ludwig David Luu Anne Luu 131 Thuc Luu Tommy Luu Guo-Ji Ma Du-Quang Mach Michelle MacKenzie Richard Mah Marianna Mapa Alice Mark Tina Marsh Theresa Marshall Douglas Martin Genell Martin Jeanette Martin Ted Martin Arthur Martocchio Richard Matsuno Heide Mattingly Tyrie McClellan Alisha Meek Grant Mei Jennifer Melnick Lynbel Membrere William Middleton Natasha Mi ley Amber Moffatt Elizabeth Moore Meyilo Moore Renee Moncada Madeline Murphy Leonard Myers Josephine Mui John Nakagawa Jason Nash James Natividad Carlos Navarro Marc Neal Allen Nehorayoff Albert Ng Calvin Ng Jackson Ng Jackvin Ng Joyce Ng Kelly Ng Kelly Ann Ng Tony Ng Bang Ngo Hoa Ngo Thanh Ngo Hoa Nguy 132 Thi Die Nguy Thuan Nguy William Nguy Ann Nguyen Diep Nguyen Huong Nguyen Phong Nhan Phung Nhan Beth Norman Liane Norman AndyO TedO David Oliver Dung On Karen Ono Tony Ortiz Phonsavanh Outhabong Norman Ow Anthony Owens Yu Pan Carla Parker Ben Perez Id Micent Perryman Thipphavon Phabmixay Mee Phengrasamy Phillip Phung Tu Phung Willis Phung The Class of ’85 did very well in the Spirit Rally which was held in November. They were loud, proud, and showed great school spirit! They are definitely on their way to being Eagle leaders! 133 Arnold Pon Bertina Pon Cynthia Pon Lily Pon Huu Tri Quach Agusto Quant Jennifer Quock Ayman Qutami Anna Rainer Wendy Ralston Ronald Ramiro Raeanne Randle Shelley Rauchman Daniel Rhodes Benjamin Robinson Robert Robinson Mario Rodgers Norian Romero Kelly Roosevelt Steven Rubino Felicia Ruffin Joel Sale Liwayway Salenga Randy Salenga Lori Sanati Robert Santana Swanee Satchell Sang thong Savanasy Michelle Save Hi Khampheng Sayavong Becky Shaw Karen Shea William Shen Da-Ching Shin Astrid Shishkin Lisa Silverman Somlith Sisouk Wendy Sisouk Elain Siu James Smith Terry Smith Robert Song Michael Sparks Shianti Starks Angi Steck Teri Steele Tammie Stein John Strain Jonathan Strickling Margaret Styles Chris Sung Suzanne Sutcliffe Chun Szeto ■ Chung Szeto Vinh Them Ta Cynthia Tai Cindy Takeda Michelle Talley Madison Tam Samuel Tam Schulhoff Tam Siu Tam Tammy Tam Sin Tan Charles Tanaka Anna Tang Chou Tang Kevin Tasker Maritza Tensos Martine Tharp Tracey Thurman Tuong Tieu Oscar Word Sherman Tillman Lucia Tin Ruth Tin Yi Tin This ardent fan of the WHO displays her devo- tion with a WHO T-shirt and buttons acquired at their final farewell concert before their retirement. Hang on to that t-shirt! WHO items will be collec- tor items very soon. 135 Three cheers for the Class of ’85! No longer at the bottom of the pile, this year’s sophomores toast their progress and look forward to the year when “Flying High With ’85’’ will be the slogan of the senior class. These sophomores have their class spirit. Cheers!! Cecilia To Joel Todd Gary Tom Matthew Tom Stanley Tom Ai Tom ihag a Sabrina Torres Brian Tracy Linh Tran Tri Tran John Trang Lawonda Travis Linda Trieu Kim Truong Ngoc Truong Alice Tse Scott Tsunoda Marjorie Ueyama James Untalan Neal Verzosa Andre Vintero Fred Viser Hoang Vo Mai Vo Trong Kieu Vo Vu Vuong Daisy Wan 136 April Wan Tan-Sing Wang Katie Wanvig Aronda Watson Kermit Watters Nancy Wentworth Christopher West Veronica Whitley Dana Wilkins Tommie Williams Raynisa Wilson Alexander Wong Allen Wong Anna Wong Bertram Wong Bonnie Wong Donna Wong David Wong Fayanne Wong James Wong Jerry Wong Kamhang Wong Kathy Wong Kenley Wong Kitty Wong Mei-Sze Wong Paula Wong Rosamond Wong The Class of ’85 got off to a great start in their freshmen year, but discovered that life as sophomores can be quite trying: not quite up- perclassmen — but definitely not freshmen. This predicament sometimes proves to be too much, but many manage tp keep a stiff upper lip. This sophomore displays this rugged characteristic. Perhaps it is an example of “sophomoric behavior.” 137 Ryan Wong Sharon Wong Sherry Wong Steven Wong Tina Wong Victor Wong Wai Wong Wayland Wong William Wong William Wong Yvon Wong Michael Woo Kai Wu Ming Wu Leo Yabut Walter Yamasaki William Yan Paul Yau Elaine Yee Elizabeth Yee Gregory Yee Jeanne Yee Tina Yee Angelene Yip Sandra Yip Adam Young Edwina Young James Young At this year’s annual Bell Game against Lin- coln High School, the team scored well, soaring to victory. Apparently the team members were not the only ones to score. These sophomores joined in the spirit of victory and sealed it with a kiss. Eagles are a loving bunch! ► %■ 138 139 Vice-President I man i Matheney Secretary Ester Estrada President Bonnie Choy Treasurer Executive Council Executive Council Paul Hazell Mary Abejuro Kendra Brock Executive Council Executive Council Executive Council Annettee Davillier Edmund Pon Vicki Tom CLASS OF 1986 140 Capricia Aaron Christine Aguilar Lisa Aguilar Stuart Akers Debby Alan Saleemah Alhark Sabrina Allen Rhonda Alley Harold Anderson Alex Antipa Mike Archimedes Cerise Armstrong Tom Arnold Thomas Asuncion Sharease Atkinson Linda Au Eric Au-Yeung Gina Bailey Wallen Bailey Hoang Banh Emily Banks Deborah Barnes Paula Beatty Stacey Beck Mike Beckley Sandra Becker Rhonda Bennett Chris Benz Robin Billings Rene Boatman Cheree Bonner Joseph Bossette Aaron Bowen Renita Breed Latonia Brooks Dylan Broussard Felton Brown Cossandra Brown Kathleen Brown Nathan Brown Myra Brummell Rhizaldi Bugawan Huy Bui Lance Burton Yolanda Butler Tim Byrnes Adrian Cain Ronald Campbell Melloney Carroll 141 Jescia Casimir Erika Caston Alan Chalkan Frank Cham Ben Chan Christina Chan Kenneth Chan Jeanny Chan Nancy Chan Rose Chan Russell Chan Sandra Chan Stella Chan Chen Chang Lynn Chang Richard Chang Selena Chang So Yong Chang Phornphec Chanthavikij Christine Chatmon Bob Chau Phuc Chau Sang Chau Donald Chen Maureen Chen Wendy Cheng Jeremy Cherniss Eugene Chestnut Gwen Chew Simon Chew Young Chi Diane Chiang Rosa Chien Gordon Chin Gordon Chin Greg Chin Irene Chin Kevin Chin Frances Chiu Flung Kie Choi Helen Chon Heman Chow Jennifer Chow Shirley Chow Steve Chow Harit Chowdry Calvin Choy Cris Christianson David Chu 142 Howard Chu Shann Chu Susie Chu Stanley Chung Sean Clare Deanna Clark Charles Clemons Leonore Cobbs Mike Cole Eddie Coleman Walter Comoda Ian Cooley Chantelle Cooper Terrance Crawford Rusty Crump Andrea Cusenbery Hanora Dang Scot Daniels Kristina Davis Louis Davis Alfonso Dayrit Maritza De Trinidad Leland Dear Randi Dela Merced David Dent Elizabeth Der Marlie Deslippe Deidre Devore Diane Diep Latasha Dix David Dixon Lacreatia Dixon Tammy Dixon David Djanikian Helen Do Kimberly Do Preston Donaldson Leon Dorsey Jeanette Driskell Tammy Drummer Quan Du Ivan Dubriwny Samuel Dumalig Hoa Duong Tan Edmiston Lisa Ehrlich Raine Elliston David Ely Ronnie Eng 143 Selina Eng Tommy Eng Zorha Evans Michele Finical Irene Fong Jeff Fong Mandy Fong Margaret Fong Charles Forhatora Chris Foster Michelle Freeman Alison Fu Steven Fukuda Sonya Fuller Becky Fung Robert Fung Ruby Fung Dawn Gag Hone Joseph Gallow Angie Gamburg Joseph Gandoza Leslie Garcia Roman Garcia Renier Garcia Donald Garrett Tony Gash Andrew Gee Alan Gee Audrey Gee Harvey Gee Kristen Gibson Melissa Gibson Sarah Gibson Polly Giles Donigue Gilton Anthony Glanton Stacy Glaser Kimberly Goldner Rosalie Golondrina Dana Gong Jason Gong Mark Gong Michael Gong Mary Gregory Michelle Grigsby Craig Grilley Michelle Guila Veronica Gushin Ben Halimah 144 Aiken Hall Peter Haller Kim Hanford Resa Hanford Danielle Harbour Sonya Harris Vondi Harris Latrice Hawkins Koben Henriksen Jennifer Hickey Natalie Hide hen ko Grace Hikido Sam Hirbod Kimberly Ho Sandra Ho Hung Hoang Michael Hodge Marcella Hoff Louise Holcomb James Holley Andrew Horn Elton Horn Irene Hong Brian Horowitz Cindy Howard Cusanda Howard Jennifer Hsu Grace Huang Loan Huynh Van Huynh June Hwee Eddie Iglesias Ratanak Im Ben Isaacs Cherice Jackson Alvin Huey Calvin Huey David Huey William Huey Roger Huie Sherlock Hunt Harold Huynh Kuzuri Jackson Stephanie Jackson Eva Jang Carrie Javius Duffie Jeffrey Nelson Jen Andrelle Johnson 145 Antoinette Johnson Darrin Johnson George Johnson Kelly Johnson Mark Johnson Yancy Johnson Adrion Jones Brian Jones Rodney Jones Tonia Jones Lisa Joplin John Jow Carrie Juska Benjamin Kahn Brian Kam Kamina Kamstra Michele Kao Marilyn Kazee Kurt Keast Joshua Kelly Angela Kennard Joe Kennedy Morgan Kessler Bong Kim Se-Jin Kim Teresa Kim Judy Kitchin Zeon Kitchiner Being forced to start high school at the tender age of 14 is an ex- perience many have known to equate trauma, but this year’s freshmen, the Class of ’86, have ad- justed well, plunging into participation in school events and activities. Following the diehard tradition of their predecessors, these freshmen courageously brave the elements and display their devotion to their football team. 146 Wanda Knox Tanya Kocian Amy Kok Rosaland Kong Leonard Koon Alan Kou Katherine Krikorian Robert Kulcsar Luke Kung Diana Shuo Kwan Jack Kwan Jonathan Kwon Eugene Kwong Kenry Kwong Lily Kyee Brian La Cuong La Melvin Labay Billy Lai Henry Lam James Lam Mona Lam Wing Lam Xuan Lam Agatha Lancelin Terence Landry Donna Lassiter Anita Lavender The first few weeks of high school can be a try- ing time for freshmen. After a few weeks, however, things begin to settle down and friend- ships begin to form. These freshmen have gotten into the swing of things and now even manage to talk and eat lunch, instead of running around looking for their classes. 147 Freshmen are not all alike! For example, these two freshmen seem to have decidedly different opinions on football games. While the one on the left is thrilled that the Eagles are winning and is very into the game, her friend seems to find it less than exciting. It is this mixture of tastes that makes the freshman class interesting. Mike Lawler Hung Le Huong Le Christine Lee Desmond Lee Donna Lee Dorothy Lee Edmund Lee Gordon Lee Gordon Lee Henry Lee Howard Lee James Lee Jimmy Lee Jung-Hae Lee Kenneth Lee Kenneth Lee Lawrence Lee Lillian Lee Linda Lee Lisa Lee Mabel Lee Marjorie Lee Michelle Lee Samuel Lee Samuel Lee Susan Lee Timothy Lee 148 Studying and getting good grades are essential throughout our high school years. A good record and report card are vital to all students at Washington. It may seem a little scary for freshmen at first, but they seem to get the hang of things once they get adjusted to the new high school environment. Tony Lee Veronica Lee Vickie Lee Angela Lemke Jason Leong Matthew Leong Alan Leung Wai-Shan Leung Wendy Leung Chris Levin Steve Levy Kenneth Lew Korina Lew Tina Lew Derick Lin l-Ru Lin Fernando Lindsey Laurie Liou Danny Liu Johnny Liu Meyer Liu Perry Liu Steve Liu James Lo Joseph Lo Dao Long Kenny Lore Celeste Louie 149 Jack Louie Jayson Louie Kenny Louie Lance Louie Terilyn Love Kiko Lu Jeff Lujan Daisy Luk Nathalie Lukin Angela Lum Denise Lum Garret Lum Sandra Lum Henry Luong Gloria Luu Lillian Lwin Alice Ly Le Phan Ly Tien Ly John MacCorkell Jeannie Mack WayneMak Hiro Makino Alexandra Maksutenko Bahora Mala bed Stacy Mar Richie Marchasin Gianna Marino A wide range of ethnic groups attend George Washington High, and all seem to love football games the most. It goes to show that students of all international backgrounds are Eagle supporters and great Eagle fans! 150 Freshmen in true Eagle spirit attend all the foot- ball games to cheer the team on, but the game is not always the most in- teresting thing happen- ing. These freshmen are Eagle fans through and through, but when it comes down to catching up on the lastest gossip, the game takes the back seat. These little Eagles have learned the secret to being good Eagle fans. Come, show your support but bring a friend! Sandy Mark Arthur Martocchio Deidra Mason Mark Matinog Greg Matoba Sean Matsubayashi Tanya Mayo Tyra McCabe Barbara McCardeil Marco McLemore Sarah McDonald Carol McFarland Tyrone McGhee Dustin McIntyre Karyn Mendonca Keith Miles Jennifer Miller Monica Mondy Timothy Moore Michael Moreno Lisa Morgan John Moroney Pam Moy Pamela Mozeke Allen Mui Allison Muller Josie Munoz Stacy Munoz 151 Harry Murillo Juanita Murphy Romcho Muth Angelia Myers Edwin Myrick Gary Nakasu Elly Nason Irina Nemirovsky Harriet Newman Alex Ng Linda Ng Leli Ngau Thuy Nguyen Shirley Nieh Ronald Noda Jenny Noland Lashanda Norris Robert Nunez Kelly O'Donnell Adam Oh Rod Ordona Alex Orzulak Kiernan Oviatt Anna Pagtanac Cheryl Palmer Anan Pankaew Elsa Pao Raymond Parangan The atmosphere during lunch is the most content hour of the day. The mo- ment for pause is spent refreshing with a cool soda and sandwich on the bleachers. After finishing her drink, she will most like- ly meditate and hope for the school day to soon end! 152 Alex Parnaste Virginia Partosa Vincentia Patania Vinod Patel Betty Peig Elaine Perez Raal Perez Franklin Phan Duane Pilcher Graciela Pinto Jonathan Piper Arice Pittman Robbie Poligrates Jose Polintan Eric Pope Cassandra Porche Lisa Porter Jamie Posman Eleanor Posner Rey Prado Matthew Prentiss Joseph Prezalar Tasha Primes Ron Prince Raymond Pun Binh Quach Sam Quach Terry Quan Gilbert Rankin Doug Rasmusen Igor Redkin Thaddeus Redmon Regina Reed Eric Reyes Candace Reynolds Lester Rhea Marcus Rhodes Mikaela Rico Anthony Rivero John Roberts Leslie Roberts Leah Roderman Mark Rosenberg Janice Rover Michael Ruane Tanya Ryan Russell Sampson Marc Samsen Aaron Sanders 153 Joe San Filippo Parris Sanz Elisa Sapienza Diamond Sarantis Dana Sassenberg Michael Sawyer Steve Schachman Dean Schwartz Joe Scott Michelle Scott Chester Scruggs Jay Searcy Michael Sears Susan Seto Sheryl Shaw Amy Sherman Edwin Sheto Antoinette Shumpert Toby Siegel Ellen Sinyak Yuri Sinyakov Charles Siu Norman Siu Kiss Smith Natalie Smith Sonya Smith Corey Spidell Mildred Spivey Deona Stampley Daphaney Stanford Marilyn Stewart Lee Stoneman Amy Suen Nadia Sureda Paul Swain Sandra Swanson Firas Sweidan Vinh Phu Ta Danny Tai Christopher Tam Richard Tam Maung Tan Niao Tan Henry Tang Leonard Tang Por Tang William Tang Patricia Tartaglia Janet Taylor 154 Marylin Taylor Paul Terrier Lan Thai Philip Thai Nicola Theilen Eric Thomas Sharon Thong Daniel Thorp Jennifer Tieu Kim Tieu Thanh Tieu Stephanie Tillery Nahan K. Y. Tin Amy Tom Michael Tom Victor Tom Shin Tominaga Julie Tong Victor Tong Miguel Torres Dai Tran David Tran Dong Tran Kim Tran Tuyen Tran Vera Travis Binh Trieu Miroslav Trikic David Trinh Taurus Tsongas Tony Tsui Ke Tuan Elanda Turner Amethyst Uchida Joe Untalan Sid Valledor Miguel Vargas Ramaundo Vaughn Emilia Vaynberg Mark Veynrob Lam Victor Andy Villarosa Sophia Vo Peter Vooduering Viengkha Vongphakdy Benton Voong Adam Voorhees Harry Vuong Tiffany Wagner 155 Chun Wan Shress Washington Aaron Watson Steele Watson Kai Wee Earl Williams Inga Williams Johnnie Williams Kathy Williams Chris Wilson Lionel Wilson Derek Wing Karen Winnie Robert Won Almon Wong Carol Wong Christine Wong Cynthia Wong David Wong David Sui Wong Ed Wong Eddy Wong Edward Wong Eric Wong Erwin Wong Gary Wong Gordon Wong Helen Wong Janet Wong Joe Wong Julie Wong Katie Wong Lei a Wong Lorraine Wong Marvin Wong 156 Harvey Woods Paul Woodward Albert Wooten Michele Wright Shon Wright Kent Wu TiWu Wai Ling Wu Take Yamaguchi John Yaung Elaine Yee Flora Yee Gail Yee Michael Yee Sylvia Yeh James Yin Cameron Yip Carey Yip Mimi Yip John Yoo Marie Yoo Cindy Young Jeffrey Young Jackie Yu Kenny Yu Lily Yue Lester Yung Glen Zhang I would like to conclude this section by thanking everyone who contributed to its completion. First of all, thank you, Mrs. Marcus, for the endless typing you did, and just for believing in our capability to successfully complete this section. Much thanks extended to Jake Barker and his crew of enthusiastic photographers for coming to Washington, not once, but twice, to take pictures of our undergrads. I have not forgotten Marcelle Taylor, Ellen Yee, Ellen Chung, Gina Bullock, Shirley Young, and Valerie Abejuro for their help with quad-paks, write ups, copy, and picture numbering. In addition to the help mentioned above, my photographers Marcelle Taylor, Mike Hyman, Rikki Medow, Irina Gushin and myself contributed to the many candids provided in this section. Because of our efforts, we made this section a good one. I have enjoyed working with everyone, and loved organizing and outlining the entire section. Yearbook class 3rd period was the class I looked most forward to. Because of all the new friends I made, the high spirit, and sense of humor, the class became the most pleasurable class of the day. I wish you all a fantastic summer vacation, and good luck to all of you in many, many years to come. Thank You, Linda Faghih Undergrad Section Editor 157 Bottom left to right: D. Taylor, K. Love, S. Biard, N. Adams. K. O’Neal, B. Strebel, E. Mei, A. Tse. C. Yet. 2nd row: D. Dubiner, L. Liu, A. Walker, D. Mashburn, M. Brown, W. McClain, M. Henderson, J. Leong. T. Martin, C. Means. 3rd row: Coach Craner, J. Mack, T. Me Conico, G. Rowe, R. Hall, P. Fontana. O. Walker. G. Johnson. R. Shibata. P. Williams, W. Me Cellan, L. Hawthorne. T. Sampson, Coach Ferrero. 4th row: Manager Horn, T. Jefferson. J. Ford. W. Parker. D. Crenshaw. E. Anderson. R. Hodge. T. Valosek. D. Miller. K. Desheilds. F. Hakansan. E. Kinnuen. Coach Ruane. VARSITY FOOTBALL ROUND ROBIN CHAMPS AND CITY CHAMPS There are new champions in town and their names are the Washington Eagles. After losing many talented players from last season the Eagles seemed to be short-handed on talent, but veterans from last season proved it to be untrue. The Eagles started their regular season against an opponent that had defeated them once before in regular season and again in the playoffs. This year the Eagles Marlon Brown fired a bomb to split-end Rick Stevens for the first T.D. The second score was the result of a play that would be used again in the season. It involved QB. Brown who handed off to flanker Warren Parker who then threw to WR. Stevens for a long gam. Tailback Troy Sampson then scored from 3 yards out. The offense clicked in the fourth but the defense added the finishing touches with 4 sacks by Tony Bachman, Tony Valosek and Terry Jefferson The score ended in a 14-8 victory for the Eagles. The second game was against the McAteer Jaguars. Touchdowns were scored by QB. Brown to WR. Stevens on a 20 yard TO. play and by running back John Mack on a 7 yard run. The Eagles won the game 13-6. The third game was against the Galileo Lions. Scores wore by WR. Parker who threw a 70 yard pass to WR. Stevens which later set up a 1 yard TO. run by QB. Brown. Leading 7-6. the Eagles were about to score the winning TO. but QB. Brown fumbled and the lions recovered. The Eagles needed a miracle to win and it came when linebacker Chris Means recovered a Galileo fumble. This set up a 16 yard TO. Pass from QB. Brown to RB. Sampson. But the game was not over yet. Galileo was driving down held and with time running out. Galileo threw the bal into the end-zone, to what appeared to be an open receiver but Rick Stevens and Warren Parker knocked the pass down to save the 12-7 victory. The fourth game was agamst the Lincoln Mustangs, in the annual BELL GAME.” This game showed the power of the Eagle defensive backfield. Interceptions were made by strong safety Parker, cornerback Mack, who ran it back for a TD. and Sampson, who intercepted two. which resulted in TDS. The Eagles won 21-0 and held te Bell for another year. The fifth game was against the Lowell Indians, The Eagles held on to win 19-14. The sixth game was against the Mission Bears. The defensive line gave the Mission Bear’s QB. trouble most of the game, which resulted in three interceptions by cornerback Sampson. RB. Mack scored on a 1 yard TD. run to make it 7-0. Next came an unusual play. QB. Brown fired a bomb to WR Parker which bounced off his helmet, but ended up being caught by tightend Tony Valosek who scored the TD. The ext TD. came on a 37 yard TD. run by RB. Bob Strebel. The last score was from backup QB. Eric Kinnuen to WR Kevin O’Neil on a 55 yard TD. pass The Eagles were soaring with a 36-7 victory and a 6-0 record. The last regular season game was against the Balboa Buccaneers. This was the Eagles only loss of the season. The Bucs forced 3 critical turnovers two stopped Eagle drives, one was intercepted and ran back for a TD. for Balboa. The Eagles en ded the season with a 6-1 record and first place which they shared with Galileo and Balboa. This set the stage for the playoffs In which the Eagles would face the Wilson Warriors The Warriors scored first on a blocked punt, but the Eagles came back with RB. Sampson leading the way with a 66 yard TD. run. The score was 6-6 until the Warrior’s RB. fumbled and Tracy Hawthorne recovered the ball for the Eagles. This set up another TD. by RB. Sampson from 4 yards out. The game was not over because Wilson was marching downfield. that is until cornerback Mack intercepted the ball which ended Wilson s twj for a return trip to TURKEY DAY and sent a high flying Eagles team into the city championship tournament. November 25. 1982. TURKEY DAY. The Washington Eagles were faced against the Galileo Lions, the defending city champs. The Lions scored first by a QB. run. The Eagles came back with a 62 yard drive which ended with a TD. from 1 yard out by RB. Sampson which made it 7-6 at halftime. The offense was hard at work playing catch-up football but the defense was hard at work as well. Linebacker David Mashburn intercepted one. SS. Parker and CB. Mack both intercepted ooe each. also. A key play came when linebacker Bob Strebel forced a fumbler and defensive end Tony Valosek picked up the ball and ran for the TD. The Eagles ended the game with a victorious score of 20-9 which earned them the title of ft 1 in the city. The Eagles had 5 members on the All-City Team: David Mashburn. Anthony Valosek. Terry Jefferson. Warren Parker and Ralph Hodge. David Mashburn was also selected to the All-Bay Area Team. We would like to congratulate Coach Ruane and his outstanding team. Record Wash 14 Wilson 8 Wash 13 McAteer 6 Wash 12 Galileo 7 Wash 21 Lincoln 0 Wash 19 Lowell 14 Wash 36 Mission 7 Wash 16 Balboa 35 Playoffs Wash 12 Wilson 6 Turkey-Day Wash 20 Galileo 9 164 ■ JB Top: Mr. Swartz, R. Ludwig, M. Rosenberg, D. Mitchell, M. Hodge, L. Garrett, D. Dudley, T. McCllelan, K. Hughes, M. Neal, F. Ribeiro, F. Smith, J. Lo, I. Packer, C. Harris, Mr. Callan. Middle: A. Johnson, B. Tracy, H. Anderson, S. Joseph, J. Garrett, T. Clark, L. Lewis, T. Bouldin, A. Lucas, T. Mak, M. Hecht, F. Brown. O. Lewis. Bottom: L. Apple. P. Carauallo, T. Ortiz, H. Banh, J. Bossette, M. Burton, I. Alhack, L. Rhea, M. Casias, S. Chu, S. Tanaka, T. Kawauka. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL Record Wash 28 Wilson 0 Wash 6 McAteer 14 Wash 6 Galileo 12 Wash 20 Lincoln 14 Wash 20 Lowell 0 Wash 18 Mission 6 Wash 0 Balboa 0 Back row: T. Huey, C. Wong, L. McGee. D. Delosada. S. Shaw, L. Seto, S. Wong, M. Chu. Mrs. Sanders. Front row: L Matheny, N. Lam, S. Wright, M. Katsumata, A. Chan, L. Lee. Volleyball RECORD Wash 15 Wilson 17 Wash 13 Wilson 15 Wash 15 Galileo 5 Wash 7 Galileo 15 Wash 10 Galileo 15 Wash 8 Lincoln 15 Wash 14 Lincoln 16 Wash 15 Balboa 9 Wash 15 Balboa 19 Wash T Mission 15 Wash 15 Mission 11 Wash 11 Mission 15 Wash 8 McAteer 15 Wash 15 McAteer 10 Wash 17 McAteer 15 Wash 15 Lowell 11 Wash 15 Lowell 12 Top: R. Tam. R. Sayapupha, J. Hoe, H. Patland, G. Goodman. E. Yang. J. Ong. J. SanFlippio, B. Yaung. Bottom: J. Lee, J. Thomas, B. Isaacs. S. Phengrasamy, J. Kofman, M. Trikic, H. Lee, Wm. Yan, C. Foster. SOCCER Record Wash 0 Balboa 6 Wash 2 Wilson 2 Wash 2 Lincoln 1 Wash 2 Mission 5 Wash 1 rj’Connell 2 Wash 2 Galileo 1 Wash 4 McAteer 2 Wash 3 Lowell 6 This year our Soccer team had a disappointing season. They came in 6th pace in the city, but when it came time for the T-Bowl Game they were ready and they defeated Galileo 2-1. Outstanding players were: Jack Kaufman, Henry Lee, and Robert Sayapupha. Jack Kaufman and Henry Lee both gained All City Honors. Because the pictures of some of the games didn’t develop we were forced to use last year pictures and I personally would like to apologize to Coach Anderson and the Soccer team. 171 This year our Girls’ Tennis team finished in 6th place with a 6-5 record. They had shutouts over Galileo, Wilson, McAteer, Lincoln, and Mis- sion. The Eagles were shutout twice by the first place team, Lowell, and the second place team, Presentation. In the playoffs Bettina Poon and Christine Leong made it to the second round of the playoffs, but both lost in the quarter finals. In the doubles match Kathy Levy and Sandy Chan lost in the quarter finals. Bet- tina Poon was rated 16th in the city. We would like to wish the returning players the best of luck in the future. 172 wwBPwaw GIRLS’ VARSITY TENNIS Record Wash 0 Lowell 5 Wash 5 Galileo 0 Wash 2 Sacred Heart 3 Wash 5 Wilson 0 Wash 5 McAteer 0 Wash 1 St. Rose 4 Wash 5 Lincoln 0 Wash 1 Mercy 4 Wash 4 Balboa 1 Wash 5 Mission 0 Wash 0 Presentation 5 173 ATHLETE ATHLETE — The person who gives his all to the sport. In training he pushes himself to the upmost of his abilities. If possible he makes time to better himself both physical- ly and mentally. Come game time his love for the sport shows as he demonstrates his abilities which have helped him to earn his title as an athlete. Victory does not blind him, for even if he could taste victory, he never lets up the pace and if he were losing, so much greater would be the intensity and the will to win. When the athlete enters the playing area he is a leader, he brings up the spirit of the team and sets the pace. Off the playing area the athlete is a friend who enjoys talk- ing of past victories and has the courage to talk to past defeats as well. “Never say die.” The athletes at George Washington High have constantly reflected this attitude. Why? Because their abilities and leadership have helped them to carve a path to victory whether it be as an in- dividual or on a team. 174 3131H.LV Left to right: Mr. A., M. Sawyer, S. Hirbod. E. Myrick, M. Yee, B. Lai, A. Holmes, P. Liu, S. Valledor, P, Swain. Kneeling: D. Walker. R. Sampson. 125'S BASKETBALL RECORD Wash 64 Mission 73 Wash 46 Galileo 31 Wash 37 O’Connell 44 Wash 36 Wilson 45 Wash 84 Balboa 61 Wash 68 Lincoln 46 Wash 70 McAteer 74 Wash 70 Lowell 59 Playoffs Wash 40 Lowell 44 I 176 Standing: Mr. A.. E. Yu, R. Boatman, M. Rhodes, A. Pittman, R. Campbell, E. Hanks. Kneeling: T. Poon, C. Yamaura. 115'8 BASKETBALL Record Wash 56 Mission 72 Wash 69 p Galileo 34 Wash 52 O’Connell 33 Wash 54 Wilson . 84 Wash 67 Balboa 49 Wash 63 Lincoln 79 Wash 71 McAteer 72 Wash 40 Lowell 44 EAGLE HIGHLIGHTS Top row: Coach Cualco. J. Leong. B. Ko. R. Louie. P Lo. W Parker. B Wan. D Eisenberg. S Brooks Bottom row A Levinson. Mgr W Wong. R. Fong. D Oliver. S. Tillman. A. Huey. M. Tom: A Chu. BASEBALL AUTOGRAPHQ ■ . ‘TV-1 ' ■ FENCING AND BADMINTON Top left to right: J Lee. Mg R Gee. Coach Nelson. A Lee. C Foster. D. Kwan. C. Nicolari. F Sadler. Second row: B. Fukuda. S. Damlles. Third row: D Leong. D Brady. P Chan. J. Chin. Fourth row J. Mareio. A Hall. J Holy Picture not taken: D Fukuda. C Lee M Lee K Leong. C Gee. F Green. T. Stanford. B Key. E. Lau. M Gona. S. Louie SWIMMING RAIN0UT8 Due to the poor weather that we have experienced this year, we of the Sports Section would like to apologize for not being able to put some sports into the 1983 Yearbook. As a consolation, we have put the following names of those who have participated in the respective sports. BOYS’ TENNIS ° Flannan Lum, Eddie Farrales, Schuloff Tam, Richard Chan, Tony Yu, (SINGLES) William Tan and Wyman Yim, Tom Tieu and Henry Luong (DOUBLES) JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS John Kou, Herbert Louie, Yukwong Ling, Joonsoon Chang, Tim Toy, Thanl Tieu, Gary Chan, Douglas Kwan, Kai Wu, Alan Kou. GOLF James Grimshaw, Corneileus Green, John Ozaki, Adam Young, John Femenia, Johnathan Powell. TRACK Jennifer Lee, Nancy Wong, Cindy Lee, David Fukuda, Lester Gee, Matthew Gong, Gregory Yee, Frank Sadler, Gene Cho, Jimmy Baio, Pat Chan, Ed Lau, Tyrone Stanford, Winson Leong, David Leong, Marc Neal, Morton Horn, James Holley, Thomas Allums, Elton Horn, Gary Nakasua, Gary Chan, Carlton Yee, Eric Kinunen, Gregory Yee. Left to right standing: Coach Swartz, Tracy Randolph, Kuzure Jackson, Alicia Jones, Denise Delosada, Michelle Finical, Ann Veneciano, FUGI. Kneeling: Cassandra Peoples, Monetta White, Elaine Tse, Sabrina Allen, Renita Breen, Kathleen Maruoka. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 0 W: IN RECORD WASH 56 WILSON 74 WASH HO McATEER 64 WASH 51 wm LOWELL LINCOLN 50 WASH 59 66 46 WASH MISSION 35 WASH 57 GALILEO 47 WASH • 60 BALBOA 55 r PLAY-OFFS WASH 42 WILSON 64 This year our girls’ basketball team made a com- plete turn around from the last 2 years. They finished the regular season with a 5-2 record. In the play-offs they lost to a much bigger Wilson team. The Sports Section would like to congratulate coach Swartz and the Lady Eagles on a great season. The M.V.P. award went to Tracy Randolph. Monetta White received ALL-CITY honors, and Ann Venenciano and Elaine Tse made our Hall of Fame. Standing left to right: Mr. A. Warren Parker. Herb Wiggins. Jon Amedee. Dwayne Redmon. Nathan Laven. Mr. Swartz. Kneeling: Michael Kemp. Harry Bobineaux. Tony White. Bobby Rainey VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's varsity basketball team lost the Nor Cal Crown that was earned last season. Because some outstanding players were lost, the team did not have the talent that it once had. The whole team played their hearts out the whole season but they just didn't have the talent. The Eagles got off to a slow start in pre-season. They had some great regular season games like when they played McAteer. At one point in the game they were losing by 20 points, but in the 4th quarter they trapped McAteer’s players all over the court forcing many steals. They also forced them to take many bad shots. All this hard work earned them a much needed victory. The last game Wash needed a victory to make the play-offs. They played against a tough Lincoln team, and lost by a single basket. Harry Bobineaux and Bobby Rainey were the outstanding players for the Eagles. Back row Don Mitchell. Curtis Burns. Ramaundo Vaughn. Tony Glanton. Kahlil Hughes. Earl Williams. Dartaignan Hicks Front row Troy Bouldm, Terry Clark Coach Firpo. and Kneeling Carlos Meyers J.V. BASKETBALL WASH WILSON 55 WASH 76 GALILEO 49 WASH 57 LOWELL 45 WASH 73 O’CONNELL 54 WASH 62 MISSION 63 WASH 72 McATEER 63 WASH 59 LINCOLN 57 PLAY-OFFS WASH 77 LINCOLN I 60 Jj CHAMPIONSHIP ■ '7- •' ] WASH 62 BALBOA 71 L The junior varsity basketball team finished the pre-season with a 4-4 record. When the regular season started they couldn’t settle for a .500 season, they went on a 4 game tear beating teams by 10 or more points. The streak was halted when Mission beat them by 1 point. They finished the regular season 6-1. In the play-offs they defeated Lincoln 77-60. When championship time came around they were hoping to defend their title. Wash built up a 10 point lead against Balboa only to see them come back in the last quarter and defeat Washington 71-62. We. the Sports Staff, would like to apologize for not having good pictures of such an outstanding team. Members who completed the season are: Joe Lo. Tye Kushner. Armaad Walker, Tony McGruder, Ervin Thompson. Dave Fukuda. Eric Kim. Dave Brady. Robert Nehorayoft. Elton Horn. Bill Fukuda. and Robert Shibata. WRESTLING RECORD 1 L Elton Horn 101 lbs. 4 wins Eric Kim 101 lbs. 1 Bill Fukuda 115 lbs. 0 David Fukuda 122 lbs. 8 Ervin Thompson 129 lbs. 3 Robert Nehorayoff 135 lbs. 0 Dave Bradey 141 lbs. 8 Tony McGruder 141 lbs. 3 Robert Shibata 148 lbs. 3 Armaad Walker 170 Jbs. 3 Joe Lo 203 lbs. 2 Tye Kushner 3 THE HALL Warren Parker David Mashburn u JJJ 4=U Sil J4J “asrasra is Tony Valosek David Walker Elaine Tse Ann Venenciano Sean McGrew OF FAME Tom Poon David Brady Nick Dierauf Denise Delosada 199 Harry Bobineaux Varsity Basketball: David Boone, Maurice Smith, and Quentin Stevens. 125’s: Pat Noma. Varsity Football: Dan Jones, Doug Jones, Sadao Landfeldt, Bryan Rhodes, and Alan Thomas. Soccer: Kevin Lindseth, Sang Ho Lee, and Bruce Young. Volleyball: Sharon Hsu and Susie Ling. Cross Country: Michael Hinson. THANK YOU! I would like to say special thanks to Susan Koopman for the varsity football team pic- ture; Jake Kushner for the varsity basketball pictures; and Grace Fujimoto and Jaime Yamamura for the girls’ basketball team pictures. Without these people we wouldn’t have completed our section. I’ve learned a lot about responsibility the last two years on the yearbook staff. I really enjoyed being the sports editor — it’s a great feeling knowing that you are in charge of such a vast job. I also would like to thank Jackson Hui (co-editor), Michael Hyman, James Grimshaw, Ellen Yee, and the rest of the outstanding yearbook staff for all their help and support. Special thanks to Mrs. Marcus for her helping hand and support. Monequie Short HALL OF FAMERS Congratulations to the Class of '83 from Kee Coleman Studios 2505 Clement Street 752-1868 San Francisco, California 94121 Best wishes to the Class of 1983 much success and happiness! From: Mr. Marcus All good wishes to a great class. We will miss you! So go out there and make us look good! From: Counseling Dept. Congratulations to all our graduates, join the Alumni Association. Never forget G.W.H.S.! From: Al Vidal, Principal Congratulations to the Class of ’83! From: Registry 223 Members of the Class of ’83. 201 California espresso 5260 geary Igeary mall) san francisco, ca 94118 alfred katie martinez (415) 668-6030 KIKU BEAUTY SALON Sit CLEMENT STREET SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA ?4lie 387-7330 22 1-3134 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 “Much Success and Happiness” From the Class of 1984 Congratulations and Best Wishes to “Class of ’83” From the Yearbook Staff Congratulations to each of the cadets for all of the individual efforts which contributed to another successful year for ROTC. Best of luck to the Cla88of 1983. Julie and Amy Graduation Congratulations Love, Mom, Dad, and Marc 202 Vitamins - Minerals PHOT KINS HlllM Bulk Grains - Monet Ox ARKO NATURA!. FOODS HERMAN Oc TwYLLA Paulsen OS Its GEARY Bl VO Btf l� lM 6 � Ot •AN fWANCISCO. CA OAIJI Congratulations, Gina Bullock and the Class of '83. Good Luckl Love, Mom, Bob and Bill Classes of 54, ’79 and '80. Congratulations Ellen Yee. It’s about time! You finally made it. From: Betty ’67, May 70, Lily 71, and Shirley ... Class of 1977. AUT0GRAPH9 203 edications Dedications ... Dedications ... Dedications ... To: Gwen and Kay Thanx for being the greatest friend ever! From: Frances To: Mie What could 1 do without you? You’re one fan- tastic buddie! Okay my ski bum twin, let’s go get ’em next year. From: Kat To: Wendy Pham Just want to say Hi, and take care of yourself and you know who. Bye!!! From: E.C. To: Aggy It's been about five years hasn’t it? Actually eight and we’re still going strong! Have great times with your pal! Thanks for everything! Take care! From: Kat To: W.Y..G.P..R.P. etc... May all the good ole times return! Friendships will always last forever and never die! Nothing will ever come in between. From: Just a friend To: Jay Sis” Woo Hey Sis! Luv ya and we’ll always be together as NW”. From: Anna Wong “Sis To: Bettina Where’s my song dearie? I’ve been waitin’ for a long time — take care anyways. Good luck in college. From: M-l-E To: C.C., Estelle and Keith, Tina, Susan Thank you for being a friend. From: C.A. To: Daddy Kats (Mie) Thanks for everyting! I’ve realized that we’ve known each other for practically a whole year. Gosh, it seems like so long. I’m glad through all our thicks and thins we've still stayed friends and 1 hope it stays that way for a long time. Take care cause 1 still care! From: Karen To: K.O.. K.C.. V.L., M.U.. M.G.. A.L.. W.T.. and the rest of you guys Good luck in the near future and R.M.A. From: Kats To: Iggy, Piggy, Cheech and Chong Have a terrific summer. Keep in touch over the summer. OK? From: Giggly To: Shirley, Kathy, Gina and Naomi Hi ya! Thanks for being such great friends! From: Goldie To: Cheech and Chong Wish ya the best in the years to come and stay as you are (mos see fut and cutter). From: Guess who? To: Peter After four years of being with you, you have taught me how to love, laugh, and cry. Thank you for the sweet memories. From: Hanna To: Maggie Thanks for being such a wonderful friend. Have a great summer and keep in touch always. Can’t wait to go windsurfin’ soon. From: Jenni (Ras.) To: Wil Tanaka (Bur!) Thanks very much for all the help and care you’ve given me. I’ll always remember you and 1 hope we stay friends forever! Take care! I’ll always be here if you need any help of any kind. Stay the same ole self 1 know and don’t ever go changing. From: Your little Sis To: Raymond Pang There’s been good times and bad and 1 hope more good to come. Be good and take care of yourself cuz you know who cares. From: Me To: Lorna Thanks for your open-ness. Best Wishes alwaze! Keep in touch! Take good care. Ky? Remember the good times. Smile! From: Cinn To: Warren Yeh Thanks for being there. Big Brother! May you please watch Kim when 1 can’t? Don’t party too hardy now. Take care always! From: Lil’ Sis To: Mark You're the greatest part of my life. Thanks for all the love and support you’ve given me. You've made my life a brighter place to live. Wishing you all the success in the world. You gave my live a new meaning. I’ll love you forever. From: Mimi To: Keriena My best friend, thanks for all your help. You’re a real true friend. Hope to keep those great memories and may our friendship last forever. From: Kay Leong To: Mary L.D. 1 like to wish you the best that life can offer and 1 hope you had a good senior year. 1 will always remember you. From: Fa’bioC.R. To: Jeffy, Sammy, Annette, Grace, Samanda, Lauren, Peter, Brigetta, Linda and most of all, Gaby Thanks for a wonderful year! And remember 1984 . . . only 1 more year! Lotsa Love. From Diane (Your resident Valley Girl) To: Anna Chan A dear friend who makes people smile. Thanks for helping me throughout the bad times. 1 will cherish you deeply in my heart. From: Hanna To: All our special pals, Leets, Edroll, Norm, Naki, Sak. Nardi, William. World Dave (Dead), and Bern Thanks for making this difficult junior year so special! We couldn’t of made it through without you all! From: Love Dave and Civ To: Mrs. Marcus. Jennifer Gin, Jennifer Park, Maria Paz, Greg Yee, Eddie Gin It’s been nice working with you all on the Board! Thanks for a wonderful year. Good luck in the future. From: Leo, the Lion To: Rina Thanks for being the best friend anyone could ever have. We’ve been through so much together. You’ve helped me bear the bad times and enjoy the good times better. From: Marcell To: Edwin Young and Carlton Yee Thanks for all the great help you have given me throughout the yearbook! 1 love ya both! Take care. From: Bettina To: Irina, Marcelle, Mike and Linda THANK YOU!!! From: Debbi To: S.M., T.L.. J.Y., K.L.. L.N., P.L., F.T., H.T.. Q.T., P.N. Hey guys! Thanx for all the help, rides and especially being my friends. I’m going to miss you guys. Take care and keep in touch. From: Anna Wong S.S. To: Sandra Thank you for helpina me through. Without you 1 would still be “Downtown.'r 1 owe you one. From: Debbi To: Gummi Bear Hi bubba. just want to say good luck in your senior year. May our friendship last forever. Take care and luv ya. From: Lola To: 5th period AP English. Elaine, Bethel, Val, Andy, Sean Congratulations! You made it! From: Marcelle To: J.L., S.M., B.W., L.L., J.K.. W.W., L.L.. A.T., W.M. and all others Thanks for making Fridays the best day of the week. From: Jackson Hui To: All my soul sisters Just want to say good luck in college and whatever you do in the future. Hope our friendship last for a long time. Thanks for be- ing my sis. Take care and keep in touch. Gon- na miss ya! From: Lola To: Donnie, Kim and Flora Just want to wish you the best of luck in the future. Thanks for being such great friends. Take Care and keep in touch. Gonna miss ya! From: Lola To: Chris Hong You’re a terrific, crazy person, and 1 will surely miss you. We had a lot of fun times! 1 will never forget you. Please keep in touch. Class of '83 rules! From: Betti To: All my friends Wish ya all the best of luck in the coming year. Take care and keep-in-touch. Gonna miss ya! From: Lola To: my Beloved Senior Class For all the memories we’ve shared and what we have accomplished — 1 wish to thank-you and 1 wish ya good luck in the future! From: Fuji — Your Co-Class President To: All of the Friends To all the friends 1 have made that made these high school years so special. Thnks and Good Luck in the future. From: Bethel T o : Coaches Teachers Counselors Administrators 1 wish to thank you for all your guidance through my four years at GWHS. I'll never forget all of you! From: Lynn ‘ Lynko Fujimoto To: Sandra Mizuiri, Debbie Tsugawa, and Grace Fujimoto 1 hope you three will always have the special friendship 1 see in you guys. Keep in touch with me. Take care — love always From: Koala To: A. C.”V. andS. S. M Thanks for always being there when 1 most desperately needed it! Much mahalos — take care. Love yas. Remember me always From: Lynko To: Girls’ Basketball Team, especially the dications ... Dedications ... Dedications ... Dedications ... 204 Dedications ... Dedications ... Dedications ... Dedications .. Seniors and Coach Swartz Thanks for the best time on and off the court. We had one hell of a season. Eagles forever! From: E.T. To: Linda Faghih You’ll always be: cute, cute, cute. cute. cute, cute. cute. cute, cute! Love you! Fro: Bob Rankins To: Carolyn Marcus Thanks for all the great help and advice. From: Carlton Yee and Edwin Young To: M.G. — And everyone else who has made my years at GWHS the best they could be. Also watch for me in the future because I plan to make a name of myself. From: E. Y. To: Mrs. Marcus and Valerie Couldn't have done it without you! From: Jackson Hui To: Linda Faghigh You're such a pleasure!! Thanks for lighting up our lives! We love you very much!!! Always remember that Hon . , . Enjoy the Summer!! From: Carol. Bob, and Stacey (Kerbey too) To: Class of '83 I hope your graduation will be as good as mine. I just want to thank Bettina, Chris. Bob, Bill, and all my teachers. Thank you for mak- ing me the happiest person in the world. From: Jim “Grimas” Grimshaw To: Linda “Cheeks” Faghih Thanks for understanding . . . and caring, when you could have easily looked away. You've given me laughter ... a very special gift... no doubt, I am lucky to have you. From: Courtney To: Nora. Rich, Miguel, Seth. Arleda, andSu I love ya. Get out of here. I’ll miss ya! P.S. Too much for words, Miss De. From: Elaine Tse To: Polecat I’m glad that you are that special someone in my life! Thank you for those special memories you have given me! Remember I care! From: Donnie To: Bow-Wow and S M Thanks for the good times. From: Jackson Hui To: The 3 Meskatelles. Jen. Smellie, Joey. Eddie. Robe. Susie. Kris, Georgia. Val, the 5 Greatest Juniors. Brillo, the Beer-Drinkers, and Bryan My love to you all. From: Rina To: Girls’ Basketball Team, especially the seniors, and of course, Coach Swarts Thanks for the best times on and off the court. We had one hell of a season. Eagles Forever!!! From: E. T. To: Fabulous Linda Faghih Thank you for a great season of tennis... and the doubles club championship!! Sorry you missed camping . .. Hope you had fun anyway! Love you Babe!! From: Fabulous Dad To: Flora (Shlep) Thank you for being that weird and crazy bud- die of mine and for spending those great times together! Remember: “Love and my Best Friend.’’ From: Donnie To: Linda Faghih We love you in Canada! And miss you very much! Keep smiling Baby-Doll!! Happy vaca- tion to you, your family, and the Class of 1984!! From: Gramma Reen. Serna, Sarmen, and Collin To: C. Camozzi and B. Firpo Thank you both for a fantastic funfilled, memorable ski trip! Enjoy the summer ... Hope it's a great one! Love ya both! From: Linda To: Tracy Randolph Always remember me — never forget the J.C.C. and how I swatted your shots. Take care because I care. Love Always, Your (boo) From: Moses Short To: Mrs. Beresford Thank you so much for all the encouragement and guidance you have given me. You are really wonderful. I’ll miss you. From: Valerie Abejuro To: Levante Mitchell Practice your basketball because you need too! From: Moses To: Our friends in the Class of '83 Thanks for being such good friends. Keep smiling and keep in touch forever. Have fun doing whatever you do. From: Jenni M. and Margaret S. To: My teachers I had the best teachers at Washington this year! You know who you are. Thank you all for making my Junior year so enjoyable. From: Linda Faghih To: Renee (and your Miskey) To a great couple who are lucky to have each other. Hey, when I hear the wedding bells ring, don’t forget to invite James and me. Take good care of your Mickey and he'll do the same for you. Remember lots of lovin’ tender carin’ is a necessity. From: JAM To: All my friends at Front Good luck in your years in college. Take care and see you all around! From: Anna Wong To: Hanna Enjoy and learn as much as possible for it is an early stage in life. It’ll sparkle your life. I shall miss you. From: Peter To: Steve Chung Hey! What's up? It was fun having you in my classes. Hope to have you in some classes next year. Keep smiling! From: Shirley Louie To: Miss Turner We’re finally getting out of your hair! Don’t worry, we'll visit! Happy teaching to a crazy teacher! See you in the future! From: Susan Wong To: Kym, ”D’’, Charlie Brown, Luccie, Bo Bo, Niecy, Princess, and the Gang Best Wishes! From: Lefty To: Those With Problems Need a lawyer? Call Norman Tong. Always wins but never cheats. I just call what I see! Call 1 NT-KOFD. From: N.Tong and P. Hong Law Firm To: Linda Faghih and ’84 Almost Seniors! Hang in there ’84! We hope everyone has a fantastic summer! Linda, stay sweet. We love you. Babe. From: Mommie and Daddie Faghih To: My dearest friends and my crazy family at Wash PARTY!!! Live it up and I’ll see you all next year! Love and jazz. From: Agnes To: Carol Gee Hey! Thanks for being a friend. Hope our friendship continues to grow. Hope we have at least one class together next year. Keep running! From: Shirley Louie To: T.C. I love you with all my heart and soul. I’m com- ing back for you. From: Tiger To: My 12th grade Reg All the old bulletins they never listen to when I read them 725 x days a week = 3,625. From: Bill Flash Firpo Reg. 128 To: Gemma My big, Sis, thanks a lot for everything that we've shared together. There’s a lot of memories to keep. You’re the best to mee and I'm proud of you. May our friendship continue forever with happiness. From: Kay Leong To: L.S.. J.S.. M.C., J.T., A.T., B.P., L.L. Thanks for all your “seniorities”! I’ll miss you guys! Take care and keep in touch. From: Kat To: Jayne Lum We’ve known each other since Freshman year, and we’ve been through a lot together. We had a lot of good and crazy times which I’ll always remember. From: Lorna To: John Thanks for making my last years at Wash so special. I'll never forget the things we went through together. And remember . . . hang in there!! From: Flora To: Josephine Shew Thanks for being such a great kid! Have a very special summer and keep in touch! Take care! Love ya lots From: Agnes To: My friends Remember me always as the cute, sweet per- son you all envy. You’ll get there someday. Success and Best Wishes to you all. From: Gloria To: Bettina. Knicker Bocker, Lisa and Crystal To a great brunch of friends who I’ve had lots of laughter and sorrow with. Take good care of yourselves and good luck in the future. See ya in our high school reunions. Friends forever From: Mika To: Raymond Pang Thanks for the love and happiness and my we stay together forever. Italy ’n Holland. From: Lil E.T. To: The Class of '83 Well, you guys, there goes another year! And it has been a real good one!! I’m gonna miss all of you!! Remember — we’re 1!! From: Flora Woo To: Mr. Leach The Class of '83 is finally graduating! You’ve been a great sponsor and teacher ! Hope to see you in the future and I leave you my space! From: Linda Kan To: Varsity Football Team )edications ... Dedications ... Dedications ... Dedications .. 205 edications ... Dedications ... Dedications ... Dedications ... Eagles 1 (T-Day Champs ’82) From: Mash 52 To: KMD Baby, 1 can’t wait until 6 years, until then 1 love you. From: DLM To: Mr. Nelson You have been the best teacher 1 ever had. Weights was my best class. Keep up the good work, You No Good”. Thanks for everything. From: Timmy Yee To: Tammy Thank you for listening! Keep in touch and remember the good times! Remember me alwaze! From: Cinn To: All my friends in the Class of ’83 1 would like to say good luck to you, and whatever you do, may we all get what we want out of life and more. Strive for success. From: Allison Burns To: Mr. Old English and the Mad Swede Always remember the good times at USF dur- ing the football season, and all the ‘'morning afters” when you couldn’t get out of bed. From: The Green Death Totem Pole To: Linda There isn’t much to say, that hasn't already been said. To say something said, would seem redundant. Just one thing — Our friendship will last forever! College here we come! Watch out! A myth, yeth? Bloop! What? What? Need 1 say more of our great friendship? Thanks for everything! From: Susan To: Mr. Leach To the greatest class sponsor! Have a great time next year, you Psycho! Always remember the Class of '83. We sure won’t forget you! From: Susan Wong To: Debbi T We finally made it through high school!!! Thanks for all the good times and memories. I’ll be seeing ya around From: Sandra To: Sam Mac It’s been a great year knowing you. Much luck and happiness to you in the future! Take care, I’ll always remember your hot rod car! From: Anna Wong To: TLC Just wanted to say thanks for being such a great friend! 1 wish you the best in everything! Lambo! Vector! What’s that?!? Ha! Ha! From: Me To: Bev Well, 1 really hate to see you go? I’ll miss ya lots, so you better take care. Keep in touch, love ya. Sis! From: Roz To: Lavante Mitchell 1 wish you a wonderful life because you have made mine so wonderful. I’ll love you always. From: Annette Lee To: AvisCasimir (Crazy Legs) Hey, have fun ... Just don’t break too many hearts! Thanks for the trippy times. Sis! From: Agnes To: Jam and Taff, wish Love Both of you have been a special part of our lives! Thanks for a magical year! From: Love Truly” . .. Zeek and Zac To: Mary Goto: All the old sayings about friendships have come to mean something very special to me because of you. Thanks for everything!!! From: Agnes To: Karen and Clarissa, My Best-est Sisters Dear Trini” and “Crue”, 1 wish you much luck in your future. Thank you for so many killer years! 1 lover you two. From: Diane To: Mary, Imok. Zeek “A friend is a present you give yourself.” 1 give me. . . you. Sam and Taffy forever!!! From: Agnes, Zac, Pooky, Aggy To: Erika Lynn Hey, I’m really glad we’re friends. You’re always there when 1 need you, through good and bad. Thanks for being a friend, Take care kid! From: Kiernan Colleen To: My Beloved ones When you open up this book, wipe the dust and take a look. If you see a blonde appear, think of me and I’ll be there. From: Miss Hull To: James Lame Leong You’re the World's Dumbest at Wash. Even though 1 feel you are the lamest, have a great summer. From: V. L. To: Sandra “Sach” Louie Remember December 17th forever! Bette Midler lives!!! Donkey Kong 4 am eat-out! Polk Street, Broadway! What a year! love ya! From: Linda Faghih To: Prime Minister of Poland Wish you lotsa luck in college!! Take care cuz I'll always care!! Remember 1 love you!! From: Rita To: Class of ’84 All the best. May you, too, have an unforget- table Senior Year. It’s a pleasure to be your sponsor. From: Dennis Gregg To: Linda Christina Faghih Think: Sunshine, the beach, Hawaii, driving the yellow Mercedes, ice cream, nail polish, margaritas, mascara, lip gross, gold bracelets!” All ring bells?! Wow!! We love you!!! From: Brooke, Chris, and Elaine To: William Chin Thanks for sharing all that wonder time with me this year. Love ya. Have a great summer. From: Edith S. Wong To: My Babe Dave Hi ya Cutie!! 1 jus’ wanna say thanx for makin’ the past year ’n’ a half soooo special for me!! Don’t cha ever forget how muchie 1 love you!!! From: Cil To: Mrs. Helen Leslie Scott Congratulations to you and Robert on your marriage. Many years of happiness. From: Tom Liu To: Mr. Leach Have a G-R-E-A-T sabbatical! Keep thinkin up those dirty jokes! From: Jenni M. and Margaret S. To: Joel Todd To someone who cares, someone who 1 love. Joel, you’ll always be in my heart. U care for you more than anyone. 1 hope one day we can make it together. From: Tina Marsh To: D.L., C.S.. L.S.. G.M., D.B., T.W.. G.M.. F.W..S.L, F.W. Wish you lots of luck and happiness! Please take care and try to keep in touch. From: Jayne To: All my kids. .. Well, it’s been great havin’ you around! Good luck in the future, and remember... 1 love you all! From: Daddy Kats To: Carol Howdy! May our friendship last. Keep strong in him! From: Goldie To: Jeanne Yee Thanks for being such a great Sis. I’m glad we trusted each other. Hope to share more good times together. Take care cuz 1 care. From: Sis Wanda To: Lillian To a good and dear friend whom 1 wish lots of love, luck and happiness always. In the near future, when you find your special someone, may he bring you all the happiness you richly deserve. Take good care of Irene. Doris, and especially yourself. Remember, keep in touch. From: Mika Kobae To: Pete Lo Good luck in making your many dreams come true. . . Have faith in your success, as 1 do. From: Linda Faghih To: The 1982 Girls’ Volleyball Team You guys were great and you know it! Hope to see you next year. .. take care. From: 6 To: W.Y., R.L., R.P., G.P., G.P. Good luck to you all in your future, be good, take care and stay out of trouble. From: Anna Wong To: Goldie It’s been fun sharing good times over the years — let’s keep our friendship going strong! From: Carol To: My friends, teachers, and acquaintances Thank you for making my senior year so Special.” 1 wish you all the best of luck in the years to come. God Bless You! From: Koala To: Christine Wong We have a real special friendship and 1 hope it lasts forever! Good luck to you always at San Jose State and keep in touch. From: Lorna To: Mickey. Q-Tip, Nancy, Denise, and all our other friends Thanks for being such great friends. Keep in touch always. Keep smiling! From: Jenni M. and Margaret S. To: Scrawny, Dim, Logo. Strawberry, and Tam-tam It’s been fun weir doing out with you guys! Good luck in everything you do in the future. Hope you get everything you're wishin' for! From: Flogo To: Our favorite Uncle Bruce Nelson If you’re not our teacher, you’ll be our best friend forever. From: Your Masketeerettes (M.W.. A.L., M.C.) To: Class of '83 Thanks for the good ol’ times! I’ll treasure our friendships! Good luck! Missing y’all ... keep in touch! From: Aggie To: My buddies George, we had some fun times getting drunk. edications ... Dedications ... Dedications ... Dedications ... 206 Dedications ... Dedications ... Dedications ... Dedications . Thanks for everything. Cindy, thanks for all the help you gave me. From: Tim To: Civics 1H, 3rd period Best wishes to all — one of the finest, funnest, and nicest classes I've ever had in all my years teaching. From: Dennis Gregg To: Ray Pang May you cherish all the memories in the past and the future ones to come. From: Me To: Mr. Vidal Thanx for being such a great principal. Keep up the good work. Have a nice summer too. From: Jennie M. and Margaret S. To: Moussie Love is like a wild bird. I'm glad I have you. From: Me To: Suzieand Carlton Thanks for being a great family. Thanks for understanding my problems. You two always cheer me up. Thanks for all the help and the calming down. From: Wanda To: Lyndi Hey Cutie! Just wanted to thank you for being such a wonderful friend. Remember all the fun times we've had. Best friends always. From: Sach To: The Gang Have fun over the summer peoples! It’s been fun up at 2nd floor every morning. From: Carol To: SJW Wish you the best of luck in the years to come. I'll finish my book with joy and happiness. From: JSK To: B.W. Thanks, Sis, for the absolute great times. Love ya and miss ya. Wish we had some classes together. Best wishes always. From: R.W. To: Ray Pang May we be taken into eternity and the love and happiness never die. From: Me To: My love. Cecilia You are the sunshine of my life! You’re the one who makes my crazy life so wonderful, loving, and special. Remember me in your heart always. From: Your love. David To: Eric Kim Good luck in the future and take care! Don’t take life so hard — live it up while you can! From: Class of '85C.L. To: Tucker Gin (Koala Bear) Hi ya Koala, honey! I just want to remind you that I do love you!!! From: Boo Bear To: Tucker and Frances Hope you guys stay together forever — such a cute couple! From: All of us To: Iggy. Piggy, and Giggly Try to stay away from skin tight jeans. From: Cheech and Chong To: Mr. Swartz A superb teacher whom I will always treasure. You are the best teacher who knows what students enjoy. Keep up the good work. From: Hanna To: Frances Wong Truly From: T.G. To: Gwen. Pauline and Noreen My three. Sis. You’ve all been great to me. Just wanna say thanks for being around when I needed you guys. Good luck and take care. From: Belinda To: All my friends Thanks for everyfhing! I’ll miss ya’II so keep in touch. Good-bye Class of '83. From: Cinn To: Peter Best Wishes for happiness and endurance in college. But more important, hope you will succeed in accomplishing your dreams. Hap- piness” is having a friend forever. From: Hanna To: Timmy You're so special! Thanks for caring and being so nice! Keep in touch and don’t forget me. I’ll miss you! Take care cuz I care. From: Cinn To: Denise Henderson 1 Yearning For Your Love 2 Oh, Baby 3 Time Waits For No One From: Fila” Phil To: Gigi and Joy Gonna miss you, anyways, good luck always and enjoy your life. From: Helen Lu To: Keriena Best of luck to you and remember our college plans! (I do the eating) Who has the best locker out of the whole school? We do! Thanks! Wait til next year! From: Kay Leong To: Max Onoe You’ll always be special to my heart and I’ll never forget you. It’s been a long, hard road and guess we’ve almost made it. Don’t you ever forget. I’ll always love you, only. Thanks for being so understanding through all the ups and downs. Take the very best of care. From: Just me To: Tammy Wong Lots of love and happiness in the future! From: Lorna To: Honeybear You’ve made the last two years of my life ones we’ll remember together, always. Love, your beauty will forever guide me thru the dark. From: David To: Cindy Shue Thanks for being a good friend sister and jus’ for being you!! i’ll always be here if you ever need anything. From: Lorna To: Gerard Always there with the car, thanks. All I can say is live fast — love hard — die young, and take care! Don't trip out too hard. From: Me To: My best friends: Ellen, Primrose. Margie, Lin, Maria May your careers be very successful — may our friendship be everlasting. See you at S.F. State. From: Amy Lam To: Emilio Aceituno, my dear husband Take care and stay cute. I’ll always be your wife! From: Your only wife! To: Anna. Chris. Grace. Kay. Kerina, Laurie. Leta. Lisa. Marth, and Mimi Thanks for sharing your foods and your special friendships! '84 rules! From: Emily To: Susan Wong Congratulations! Thanks for being my friend and sister, we’ve been through a lot. We'll stay friends forever! From: Linda Kan To: Lynko I'll treasure all the memories, thanks for all your help. I’ll miss ya! Keep in touch and remember me always. From: Sandra State To: Mr. Hollander To a great science teacher! Take good care of your DNA molecule!! Happy teaching to a nut- ty teacher! From: Susan Wong To: George Pang It’s been fun tripping out with you! No more capping okay? Cut down on the D.A. Take care always! From: Me To:Sandra Mizuiri Thank you for being such an understanding friend. I hope we can always be friends through the good and bad times. Take care! ’83 rules! From: Koala To: Mr. Eshoo Continue to invade people’s spaces, then soon you won't have any students left! Happy Printing to a strange, but nice teacher. From: Susan Wong To: Liliana Thanks for being a great pal and helping me throughout the years. Smile, it’ll warm your heart. Keep in touch and remember me always. From: Gloria Kuan To: Miss Turner It’s been great being your student and T. A. for all theses years. Hope you get someone else just as wonderful as me! See you soon! From: Linda Kan To: All my crazy friends in '84 Hope you have a wonderful summer and enjoy your senior year (live it up). From: Kats To: Kenny Thanks for everything! You’re a terrific friend. Keep in close contact. I'll miss you! Take care cuz I care! From: Cinn To: Anna Our differences are what make our friendship so special. Through each situation, may we always look upon the Lord for his guidance. From: Emily To: Frances Wong I just wanted to let you know I care for you. I love You. From: T.G. Dedications ... Dedications ... Dedications ... Dedications . 207 Class of '83 Senior Activities Santa Cruz Winter Ball Fashion Show Class Sale (hot dogs) Spirit Week Sock Hop Dance Senior Picnic Senior Prom Computer Walk II May Festival Grad Night Last Day of School Graduation Grad Party June 4, 1982 December 4, 1982 January 28, 1983 March 14-18, 1983 March 21-25, 1983 April 8, 1983 April 22, 1983 May 20, 1983 May 22, 1983 May 27, 1983 June 3-4, 1983 June 10, 1983 June 15, 1983 June 15, 1983