Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1980 volume:

A 1 . ■ riih- 1980 WASHINGTONIAN REFLECTIONS Kimberly A. Rowe: Editor Penny A. Rondeau: Editor James F. Brower: Advisor Robert L. Callahan: Principal Compiled by The Publi¬ cations Class of Wash¬ ington High School Fre¬ mont, California Photo by Marci Ove The Student Body of Washington High School wishes to dedicate the Nine¬ teen Hundred and Eighty Washingtonian to Mrs. Dorothy Britton. Many artists have come and many artists have gone. But lo! one prevails. The Artist ' s Artist. The world is not only brighter because of you, Mrs. Britton, it is also more colorful. From our hearts we thank you. 2 Kim Rowe: Editor Mr. Brower: Advisor Top Row Left to Right: Deena Staton, Shelley Duffy, Sue McCor¬ mick, Juli Evernden, Kelly Selvidge, Marci Ove, Don Smith, Steph¬ anie Hadler, Ray Tanner, Carlos Goulart, Kelly Douglas. Bottom Row Left to Right; Suzanne Kuks, Jackie Meaney, Yvette Gusmer- oli, Nancy Rickenbacher, Javona Fullmer, John Pinocci, Paula Mangin, Penny Rondeau, Kim Rowe, Marijayne Wallace. Not Pic¬ tured: Jodie Gooby, Kelly Whiting.; Washingtonian Staff 1979- 1980 . Penny Rondeau: Editor Marci Ove: Photographer - Booster Club. 7 Student Council Rep. Assembly . 10 Hatchet Staff . 12 German Club .. 1 4 Chess Club . . ... 1 5 CSF 16 Foreign Exchange Students . 1 7 Spirit Week Homecoming . 18 Football . 28 Sports-Astronomy Club . 38 Model-Railroad Club. 39 Turkey Dance . -rnKSSS 40 ffa : 4 1 Christmas Dance . 44 Rally Group . 4g Cross Country . gg Boys Basketball. gg Boys Soccer . g4 Wrestling 68 Block W Club . 73 Boys Swimming . . . . 74 Baseball . . Boys Tennis. gg Track . g2 Softball. 86 Volleyball . gg Girls Tennis . gg Girls Swimming . 92 Girls Basketball. 94 Girls Soccer. 99 Gymnastics .. Badminton . jgg Blood Drive. jg7 Sadie Hawkins . jgg Choir Pep Band . 109 Husky Awards . 110 Administration . 112 113 Counselors Custodians Secretaries Donut Sellers .120 Freshman Class. 124 Sophomore Class. 134 Junior Class 142 Seniors!!! . igg Senior Breakfast . 170 Senior Careers . 130 Bank of America Awards . 182 Editors Page Acknowledgements. 186 BOOSTERS The Booster Club is an organization made up of the parents of the athletes at Washington. The club was organized 15 years ago for two purposes: to raise funds to support the athletic program, and so the coaches and parents could meet on a social level in order to get to know each other. The group meets the second Tuesday of every month, and the cost to join is $5 per family. Without the help of the Boosters, there’s a good chance that our athletic clubs would have long ago been eliminated. Therefore we owe a great deal to them. Front Row: Kathy Lorigan, Kim Rowe, Jody Gooby, Jackie Meany, Phyllis Horton. Middle Row: Julie Carlile, Shari Holding, Scott Kim, Janet Hol¬ brook, Kathy Bond, Paula Mangin. Top Row: David Pimentel, John Pin- occi, Laura DeSnoo, David Panconi, Diane Fiedler. SENIORS Front Row: Andy Orta, Carrie Silva, Kelly Connell, Pau¬ la Mangin, Kelly Whiting, Jackie Meaney, John Sullivan. Back Row: Vanessa Bergener, Rick Hokanson, Heidi Gilkyson. JUNIORS Front: Cheryl Ensel, Leslie Citron, Gina Scar- ano, Michaele Risolia. Middle Row: Karon Watson, Kathy Simms, Felicia Aranguren. Back Row: Maria Middleton, Patti Johns, Heidi Mizel, Herman Bond, Ru- cel Mangrobang, Nancy Green. SOPHOMORES Front Row: Yolanda Stuart, Dana Smith, Penny King, Mary Bowers, Debbie Talken, Yolanda Hayes. Middle Row: Charlotte Chamberlain, DeeDee Peters, Terry Mena, Kelly Doyle, Robert Kellogg. Back Row: Marti Giles. Corrinne Lorentzen, Don Ting, Scott Bailey, Todd Quilici, Alex Schweialla. FRESHMEN Front Row: Terry Stanton. 2nd Row: Kim Fincher, Lisa Demaray, Stephanie Winkler, Kathy La- Feur. 3rd Row: Melissa Springer, Tricia Murtagh, Paula Bond, Allison Hottle, Pam Gordon. Back Row: Nancy Martin, Judy Pearson, Neal Berum, Dave Rowe, Michelle Crane. thehatchet VOL. 1 NO. 1 WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL. FREMONT. CALIF. JUNE 1980 HE HISTORY OF HE HATCHET The Journalism class of Washington High School: Lorrie Christensen, Valerie Fowler, David Geha, Diana Henniger, Carol Hindmarsh, Cindi Johnson, Linda Louie, Lisa Lutzinger, Janet Paris, Carol Rainwater, John Rid¬ er, Jesus Rodrigues, Steve Sherba, Christi Singer, Mary Wilkins, and Mick Ybarra. The advisor is Ms. Wanda Wilson. The Hatchet was started in 1921 by Hugh M. Kibby. Mr. Kibby taught at Washington High School for 37 years. The Hatchet started as a single page. It was designed by the school Journalism class. The paper was printed by the print-classes, which had a printing press. Wanda Wilson Advisor 12 Mary Wilkins Feature Editor Jesus Rodriguez Editor r 55 7 V tier David Geha Opinion Editor Linda Louie Sports Editor THE GERMAN CLUB Runa Larson k presid; Julie Mollenkopf Debbie Williams 7 ll f i SECRETAi f Frank Gmelin Elaine Garcia 14 THE CHESS CLUB The Chess Club isn’t one of Washington s popular clubs, but that doesn’t mean it is one of Washing¬ ton’s least active clubs. The Chess Club meets on Mondays in M- 3 , under the direction of Mr. McCrystal. The Chess Club goes to tournaments and competes against oth¬ er school clubs and some non school affiliated clubs. 15 CSF The California Scholarship Federation is a club designed to honor those who excel in school. Qualification depends on grade point average. Life members get the privi- ledge of wearing a gold tassel at graduation ceremonies, and at the end of the year, ten seniors receive scholarships. FUKEIGN You may have noticed our two foreign exchange students this year, either in one of your classes or somewhere on campus. They are Juha Lappalainen, from Fin¬ land, and Dann Moustgaard, from Denmark. Juha enjoys ice hockey, sailing, and watching Husky football. He has been stay¬ ing with the Docter family. Dann enjoys playing soccer, and is planning to go out for Varsity soccer this year. Dann is living with the Lundstrom family. Dann admits that he would not mind living in the United States permanently, but still prefers Denmark. Both exchange stu¬ dents seem to agree that Ameri¬ cans have been very friendly and open with them. Juha Lappalainen and Dann Moustgaard EXCHANGE “SENIORS GO HOL¬ LYWOOD” The class of 1980 took us to the first annual Spirited Academy Awards, and later to Washington D.C. to President Jimmy Cart¬ er’s state of the nation speech, the Seniors took a close second place in the 197 9- 1980 Spirit Week fes¬ tivities. “FRESHMEN TAKE A TRIP TO SHERWOOD FOREST’ The class of ’83 took us from a duel with KING SENIOR and Robin Hood and then to the wedding of Robin Hood and Maid Spirit, and finally to a very interesting imita¬ tion of our fighting football team. The freshmen took third place coming in over the juniors fourth position JUNIORS GO WILD AND CRAZY Comedy abounded in the Junior class presentation of “Junior Night Live”, with such “guests” as Steve Martin, Dan Akroyd, and Jane Curtain. The Juniors also presented a humorous look at the defeat of another Husky football foe. After a recount of the votes, the Juniors were given 4th place in the Spirit Week competition. SOPHOMORES GO WAY OUT WEST Cowboy hats and boots were in style among sophomores, as they dueled and fought it out with the other classes to take 1st place in the Spirit Week competition. The Sophomores also showed their Husky spirit by taking an imaginary trip in their presentation of “The Wiz ' 1979 v 60 Princesses CamevL Piard Jiackfo Diane 23 197 8-7 9 Homecoming Queen Renee Campbell escorted by Rodney Campell Princess Marci Ove escorted by Mike Ybarra Princess Diane Fiedler escorted by Don Emerson The 1980 Spirit Week was received enthusiastically by the entire stu¬ dent body. Accenting the “Sophomore Day” on Tuesday, October 1 6th, was the in¬ troduction of the 1 2 semi finalists. Then, on Thursday, October 1 8th, “Senior Day”, the five finalists were announced. During the half-time activities at the game the following night, Nan¬ cy Rickenbacher was crowned Homecoming Queen. Princess Jackie Meaney escorted by John Pinocci Homecoming 28 Front Row: Mike King, Frank Pina, Mario Acosta, Rick Haynes, A1 Gainey, Brian Kimura, Pat Truji llo, Don Ting, Mike Bunyard, Jeff Skelly, Clint Elrod. Middle Row: Art Chairez, Brent Means, Damon Romero. Pat Connell, Matt Holling- shaus, Jeff Baxter, Tony Duckworth, Ray Estenzo, Art Basurto, Dan Murtha, Scott Bailey, Coach Beam. Back Row: Steve Silva. Scott Craik, Jeff Carpenter, Tom Beck, Bob Russo, David Trayner, Brian Cowan, Nigel Murtagh, Paul Aboumrad. Tom Witkowski, Gary Carter, Sam Mackie. ftr WASHI HUSK Once again, the Pop Gould tro¬ phy remains at Washington. Led by Coach Ingram, the annual game between Logan and Wash¬ ington was won by the Huskies, 28 to 0. VARSITY RECORD WHS- 49 Hayward- 7 WHS- 28 Pinole Valley- 6 WHS- 14 Amador- 1 0 WHS- 14 Kennedy- 7 WHS- 41 Irvington- 0 WHS- 28 Logan- 0 WHS- 10 Newark- 7 WHS- 29 American- 1 2 WHS- 41 Memorial- 6 WHS- 7 Mission- 26 The 1979 Washington Husky Varsity Football Team had a very successful year. Coach Ingram took over the job as head coach and led his team to a 9 and 1 record. Throughout the entire season, the Huskies maintained the number 1 rating in the East Bay, and was ranked third in the state. The team was well respected, and played before some of the largest crowds ever. The Huskies rolled over their first opponent, who also was ranked first in their division. They beat Pinole and Amador, two of the very best teams in the area. The season boiled down to the annual rival game- Washington vs Mission. Before a packed crowd of over six thousand fans, the Huskies and Warriors battled for the MVAL championship. Although Mission came out on top, the Huskies should be very proud because they completed an excellent season No matter what the scoreboard says, we’re still number one. Zentner. Row 4 66 Bejan oergUm, 41 Corey Rardrf 40 Dave Henninger, 82 Ruas Mansorr. Pasdell. 80 Tony Cabra Jt 4 Russ Heslin, 77 To d Haley. 85 Joe Allen. 83 ChrU Kinney. -7 5 Jeff Parsons. fliiim Clanton ASTRONOMY CLUB President Joaquin Murphy Advisor Mr. Graf The Astronomy Club is a group assembled for the purpose of increasing the astro¬ nomical knowledge of it’s members. This will be done through weekly meetings, club projects, and field trips. The club meets every Friday at lunch in room 96. Vice-President Greg Bonaccorsi SPORTSMAN’S AND RIFLEMAN’S CLUB The Sportsman’s and Rifleman’s Club was designed for the promotion of good sportsmanship in nature. The members learn about gun safety and they go target shooting every other Saturday at the Cha- bot Rifle Range. The club meets every Thursday at noon in room 96. Advisor Mr. Graf No Photo Available Advisor Mr. Graf The Model Railroader’s Club whi ch meets every Tuesday at lunch in room 96, was de¬ signed for it’s members to develope an un¬ derstanding of models and the operation of model railroads. They learn about the elec¬ tronic controls for the trains as well as dif¬ ferent techniques for making model struc¬ tures and minature scenes. They also go on vocational fieldtrips to other Model Rail¬ roader Clubs. CHAPTER FARMERS (bottom L to R), Kathy Simms, Gina Schroeder, Chris Housley. Karen Goss. 2nd ROW, Pete Lacy, Lori Cabral, Britt Rasmussen, Lisa Peterson, Paul Buckmaster, Karen Sherpard, and Dave Tari. GREENHANDS (bottom L to R), Tony Cabral, Mike Austin, Debbie Northern, Donette Garverick, Laura Dennis, Pam Green, Hidy Franke. 2nd ROW, Shawn Silva, Steve Zuniga, Tricia Orlandi, Chris Riley, Sandy Forster, Tim Dewein. 3rd Row, Clif Simms, Raymond Glenn, Mark Fondren, Paul Ross, Patrie Williams, and Dave Durham. The Activities Of The FFA SEPTEMBER ° FFA Meeting (Rm. 64, 7:00 PM) Path¬ finder’s Parade, mounted group and the color guard Beef Contest, Sectional Ag¬ riculture Teachers and FFA Meeting OCTOBER FFA Meeting, greenhand Installation (WHS Cafeteria 7:00 PM), Coupon Book Sales, FFA President’s Leadership Con¬ ference Steer Projects Begin, Sectional Agriculture Teachers and FFA Meeting. NOVEMBER FFA Meeting (Rm. 64, 7:00), Cowbelles Beef Awards Announced, Sectional Ag¬ riculture Teachers And FFA Meeting DECEMBER FFA Meeting (Rm. M-7, 7:00), Christ¬ mas Tree Sales, Judging Teams Begin JANUARY FFA Meeting, Chapter Public Speaking Contest, Sectional FFA Meeting, Sec¬ tional Public Speaking and Creed Con¬ test FEBRUARY FFA Meeting, Sectional Parlimentary Procedure Contest, National FFA Week, Fremont Hub FFA Display Regional FFA Convention, State Farmer Applica¬ tions, Bank of America Scholarships MARCH FFA Meeting, Chico State FFA Field Day, Local Judging, Santa Rosa J.C. Field Day, Sectional Cooperate quiz, Sectional Reporter Applications Due APRIL FFA Meeting, election of 80-8 1 officers Sectional Project Judging, Fresno State Field Day, Modesto J.C. Field Day, Supe¬ rior and National Chapter Awards, Pro¬ jects Start, U.C. Davis Field Day Jr. Grand National Livestock Exposition MAY FFA Meeting, State FFA Convention, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, FFA Judging Contest, State Finals, Parent Member Banquet JUNE Pr epare Animals For Alameda County Fair, June 25 through July 8, Alameda County Fair Booth 41 Advisor. Jack Spurling Vice Pres., Chris Houslev Secretary, Lisa Peterson 42 Sentinel, Dave Tari 41 79 +80 Citrist noLS Dance The class of 1980 proudly pre¬ sented the nineteen seventy- nine eighty Christmas Dance. Featuring musical entertain¬ ment by “OZ The Dance was held in the W.H.S. Girls Gym on December 1 4th from 9 PM- 1 2 PM. PERSONAL DANCE NOTES My date for the evening was - We dined at My date wore and I wore After the dance we went to We called it a night at_- I HAD A_TIME!!! d.V. SONG GIRLS Head - Kelly Felts ' 8 1 4 7 This year the Varsity Cheer¬ leaders attended Santa Barbara Cheerleading Camp. They re¬ ceived all Superior ribbons, a Su¬ perior trophy, and a Spirit Stick which was given to the squads showing outstanding spirit throughout the week. 4 « checrl ’79 - ’80 VARSITY SONG GIRLS WASHINGTON LETTERGIRLS This summer the Washing¬ ton High Lettergirls attended the Santa Cruz Lettergirl camp. They returned home with all Superior ribbons and an excellent trophy. They also learned many routines that they have shared throughout Football and Basketball sea¬ son. The “79-80” Lettergirl graduates wish the best of luck to next years squad! 53 Pam Pearson Head Varsitv Kathy Simpson Varsity Mary Bowers Junior Varsity MASCOTS To thee our alma mater, our thoughts will ’ere turn back. We rally round The 1980 Washingtonian wishes to dedicate this page to all the members of the Rally Group. Throughout the year, their hard work and effort is acknowledged, and so to you — Rally Group — we dedicate this page and say “Thanks”. VARSITY left to right: first row: Jeff Andrade, Craig Miles, Scott Camacho, A1 Climent, Andy Orta, Scott Thompson, second row: Gary Rowe, Chris Ornellas, Jim Jones, Ken Martinez, Dave Gillis, Dave Panconi, Coach Kelley. BASKETBALL 60 Coach Mike Kelley Jeff Andrade SENIORS Dave Gillis Dave Panconi SENIORS Kenny Martinez Andy Orta A1 Climent 61 r w.JL O.. ' r- C � q „ - - ' - cja m� d$t It went that way all night This ball gets heavier everytime I step up to this line VARSITY BASKETBALL 62 The Bird Man A C T I O N was here first Top row L to R: Shawn Butler, Bruce Cesar, Greg Holguin, Cornelius McCarron, Dale Friend, John Lambert, Chad LeFever, Dale Sunnergren, Coach Bruce Fields. Bottom row L to R; Kevin Stange, Arnie Mozzeti, Randy Xavier, Dave Geha, Mike Howell, Carlos Goulart, Jesse Salinas, Fabian Van de Graff, Tony Accarizzi. Not Pictured: Gary Petruzzi, Bill Gotthardt, Paul Buckmaster, Robert Kellogg. The Washington High Boy’s Soccer Team ended their season in fifth place with a 6-7-1 record. At the soccer banquet Kevin Stange was named MVP. The 1980 team captain were Arnie Mozzeti and Bruce Cesar. Kevin Stange was also named the best forward. Carlos Goulart was named Most Improved. The best halfback was John Lambert and the best fullback was Dale Sunnegren. Two Husky players made all-league team. They are Kevin Stange and Dale Sunnegren. Kevin Stange John Lambert Chad LeFever What more can I say Back row, L to R - VARSITY, Jim Skelly, John Corcoran, Troy Brooks, Tad Zygalinski. Middle row L to R - Coach French, Mark Perez, Rick King, Gil Perez, Art Basurto. Not pictured: Jim Duarte, Eric Rozenoff. Bottom row L to R - J.V., Harold Veronda, Rucel Mangrobang, Tim Ho, Ken Kiplinger. Asst. Coach; Rich Canada. The 1979-80’ W.H.S. Wrestling team, although its members are relatively new, proved that it has good individual po¬ tential. We’re sure that this quality will grow, and be an important asset to our school in the future. SENIORS M.V.A.L. WRESTLING FINALS - - ' J-i ' ■ ir ■ - ' Varsit y (L t o R)-Jeff Anderson. Kiri Roessler._ flfcTditK, Rob Perez. Kyle SvWhart, Dave ‘‘Guns’ Hecker, Rick Hokenson. Greg Greenwood. Rog¬ er Lam pert, Shawn Cavenaugh, Chuck Gorman VARSITY 74 ACTION 4 SENIORS 77 BOYS TENNIS Coach Ingram SENIORS Dave Panconi JUNIOR VARSITY WHS TRACK From T° p Row L to R: Jim Jones, Scott Rohovit, Steve Russel. Joe Sullivan, Troy Quick. J im R us h £ aU K u° SS ' r T i! m c B Tr k ' Br i? n J ° nson ' Chad jeFever . Troy Brooks. Dave Fore. Mark Ducey. Chris oeyboldt, John Sullivan, Kevin Stange. Chris Cuneo, Nygel Murtaugh. John Brain J R. V A R S I T Y G I R L S 83 Lisa Hammond: Senior Marci Ove: Senior Veronica Gallager Coaches: Mr. Rohovit, Mr. Lemmon, Mr. Springer AND FIELD A-- SOFTBALL Top Row 1 to r: Teresa Foote, Sue Cambra, Stacey Stewart. DeeDee Peters, Felicia Aranguren, Amy Louis, Joy Brahmst. Bottom Row L to R: Caro l Hall, SHaron Gillespie, Amy Atkinson, Judy Persinger, Wendy LaVerne, Shari Holding. Coach: Marie Dean VARSITY Senior: JUNIOR VARSITY Senior: Michelle Grimes Coach: Julie Brahmst Senior: Sarah Smith Back row: Lisa Knissal, Veronica Gallagher, Shari Holding. Avalon Allon, Amy Louis. Emily Mills. Cindy Johnson. Michelle Crane. Ms. Goldsworthy. Front row: Karen Keller, Lisa Shaffer. Leslie Citron. Stacy Deshazo, Cathy Mayes. Judy Over. Tricia Gallagher, Jody Gooby. W.H.S. GIRLS TENNIS Veronica Gallagher. SENIOR Jody Gooby. SENIOR Amy Louis. SENIOR 90 Lisa Knissel . Lisa Knissel. Lisa Shaffer All the long practices and hard work paid off for Washington’s Girls Ten¬ nis team as they finished the season in 2nd place. Returning players are: Veronica Gallagher, Shari Holding, Leslie Citron, Joy Brahmst, Lisa Knissel, Emily Mills, Judy Over and Lisa Shaffer. Avalon Allon Jody Gooby u N D E F E A T E D Top Row; Paula Lorenz, Susan Ruiz, Linda Barrett, Second Row; Cindy Hobson, Dana Knissel, Susan Stilley Third Row; Kellie Hay, Judy Pear¬ son, Cindy Hampel, Michelle Ybarra, Fourth Row; Barbara Huston, Heidi Gilkyson, Kristi McGuire, Gitta Gilkyson. SENIORS- Top Row- Kathy Simpson, Susan Stilley; Bot¬ tom- Heidi Gilkyson. 92 J.V. GIRLS SWIMMING Top Row; Lisa Milinazzo, Lisa Lima, Cheryl Durran, Theres Vic- torino Second Row; Debbie Miller, Marin Johannson, Brenda Milinazzo, Corinn Lorentzen; Third Row; Kelli Barnett, Cathy Simpson, Pam Lorda, Fourth Row; Susan Dopart, Marla Phillips Bottom; Pam Gordon. CAPTAIN- Heidi Gilkyson COACH- Jack Mutimer 93 VARSITY Emily Mills, Kelly Doyle, Shari Holding, Marcia Ove, Paula Mangin, Felicia Arenguren, Stacy Stewart. Dee Dee Peters, Judy Over 94 BASKETBALL I ' Y l PAULA MAIUGlItf 8o S ' LJMHQtR.9 Top row: Chris Hall, Carole Hall, Joy Brahmst, Chris Stoermer, Mrs. Dean. Middle: Trish Gallagher. Donna Hedge, Pam Gordon, Dianna Hedge. Bottom: Jazmin Johnson, Michelle Crane, Wendy La Verne, Theresa George. Top Left- Yvonne Sachs, Roxanne Stark, Veronica Gallagher, Theresa Foote, Lisa Shaffer, Val Fowler, Kelli Sengbush, Kathy Mayes. Middle Left- Marcie Champie, Lora Powell, Patty Hansen. Kim Horton, Dana King, Theresa Munoz. Bottom Jjeft- Jeannette Ensel, Amy Atkinson, Cheri Caspillo GYMNASTICS ADVANCED Kelly Felts COACHES Intermediate Captain: Cindy Lins- cott Miss Hammes and Miss Goldsworthy INTERMEDIATE 100 Cindy Linscott, Patty Sipe , Tami Mills Top: Deanne Sabatte, Pam Pearson Bottom: Carrie Silva, Sally Sylvester NOVICE BEGINNER Beginner Captain: Carrie Silva (Senior) Top Row: Debbie Miller, Sandy Monk. Jackie Kample, Roland Miles, Michele Crane, Joy Mangrbang, Marla Philips. Middle Row: Teresa Victorino. Debbie Johns, Kris McGuire, Jaunita Townsend, Marie Es- tenzo. Bottom Laurie Gan, Novice Captain: Paula Bond (not pictured). GYMNASTICS i r ACTION BADMINTON Top Row L to R; Natalie Beauchene, Emily Mills, Gina Scarano, John Corcoran, Mario Acosta, Dean Dixikes, Lisa Knissel, Coach Murray. Middle Row L to R: Billy Byrd, Paula Lorenz, Judy Over. Roxanne Stark. Kathy Mays, Dana Knissel, Renee Rendell, Cathy Simpson, Bottom Row L to R: Robert Kellogg, Jesse Salinas, Steve Tren, Lisa Shaffer, John Pinocci. HUSKIES These two pages are dedicated to all the athletes of Washington High School, for Washington has seen many victories, and yes many losses, but one thing we will never lose the tradition, the tradition and spirit go’in strong since 1892... 1979-80 BLOOD DRIVE On March 14, the annual Sadie Hawkins dance was held, spon¬ sored by the Sophomore class. This is the one dance where the girls get to pick their date for the evening. The band was “Chaser”, and everyone had an excellent time. ffj Bottom Row: Eric Olson, Andrew May, LouAnn Hughes, Elaine Garcia. Top Row: Gil Lemmon, Kirsti Manson, Lynn Jefferson, Cathy Simpson, Marilia Avila B A N D Eric Olson President Lynn Jefferson Vice President 109 HUSKY AWARDS ’80 HUSKY AWARDS 1980 The 1980 Husky Awards were announced on March 19th. The winners were John Pinocci, Marcia Ove, Paula Mangin, Carrie Silva, Jodie Gooby, Dave Panconi, Kim Rowe, Dave Pimentel and Jackie Meaney. The Husky Award is given to seniors for their dedication and service to Washington High School in their past four years. A total of twenty seniors were nominated at the March 11th, Student Coun¬ cil meeting and the final judging was done by Mr. Bill Stull, Mr. Norm Stelle, Mr. Stuart Lane and Scot Kim, junior class president. We would like to Thank these students for their involve¬ ment in Student Activities. ADMINISTRATION 112 Russell W. Rabeneau Assistant Principal Richard G. Giudici Assistant Principal FACULTY Guy Brown Business Charlette Lowry Mathematics Jerilee Oitto Foreign Language L. ,J,y Harry Brumbaugh Social Science A Robert Eustis P.E. f $ s£2 ' : 4 ' V Robert Sinnock Science Dick Woodward Science Donald French English Roger Bredahl Mathematics Art Dorothy Britton Art Bernard Hofmann Social Science • •• Sharon Kennedy English Joyce Goldsworthy P.E. Stratigopoulos Business Shirley Fung Business Barry Hottle English 118 Toby Gross Social Science Gail Jacobs Business Harley Monion Industrial Arts Stephen Gallagher English 119 122 m HIV DONUT SELLERS V. P. Diane Sato Bunny Sarmiento Joy Mangrobang Allison Hottle CO HQ Andow. Richard Arnold. Robyn Arriola. Ed Arriola. Rick Austin. Mika Autan, Gina Avar. Matt Banka. Lisa Baranaka. Angela Barger. Collaan Baraatt. Kally Barnatt. Scott Baaslay. D Baauchana, Natalia Backar. Brock Baana. David Bam. Laura Bennington. Stafani Bergener. Patricia Bargun. Naal Birachtain, Kim Blaka. Backy Blath. Eric Blust. Shaila Branch. Jon Branacum. Richard Brachta. Frad Brians. Michala Bndgas. Tammy Briscoa. Dabra Broussard. A Abraham. Philippa Accarizzi. Rita Aldama. Ernest Allan. Joa Amador, Frank Andarson. Craig Andarson. Don | Avila. Marilia Aydalott. Daadaa Azavado. Chan Azavado. Greg Babylon. Janina Bai. Backy Ballesteros, Lilia 125 Ctlcagno. Steve Cambra. Brad Cambell. Rodney Campoa Jenny Cent ago J. Cantu. Angel Christensen. Kristine Clanton, A Clark Marcel Clark. Sue Clay Tom Clifton. Judy Cline. Brian Collin. Steve Colon. Rick Corbett. Carol Cordeno. Tom Costa. Ray Curran. Katie Curtis. Susie Csapkey. Debbie Dahl. Cnc Daly. Gwenda DeOlivere Michael Dernngton. S DeSnow. Pata Devencenxi. Cynthia De wain. Tim Dingle. Pio Dinadale. Don Febre. Eddie Ferreira. Brent Ferreira. David Fincher. Kim Finlay. ShaRoy Fiorantino. Kathy Florraich. Laalia Fullar. Paula Gaddass. Michala Gallagher. Tricia Gallegos. Scott Gan. Laurie Garcia. Ron Garner. Greg Germain. Robert Gilkyaon. Gitta Godard. Carol Gomes. Kathy Gonsalves. Corrine Gordon. Janet Gosen. Joe Green. Greg Greene. Michelle Griffitts. Chris Greer. Chnssy Guerrero. Kathy Hall. Jim Hallock. Tracy Hanson. Kellie Hart. Kelly Harter. Susan Hay. Kellie Haynes. Ronda Hesia. Lisa Heslin. Russ Hill. Kim Hiller. Keith Hillstead. Rich Hindmarsh. Pat Kinman. Kart Ho, Tim Hobson, Cindy Hocken, Pam Hodgs, Lisa Hohmann, Ksith Holder. Ban Holmstan. Shannon Homshsr, Cara Horrigan. Tari Hottle. Alison Hows. Janny Hubble. Jackie Hughes. Tim Huff. Kurt Hunnicutt. Pam Hutchinson. Kevin Ignacio. Redesna Imburgia. Chesaa Impeon. Valerie Jackson. Derrick Jacobean. Mike James. Dennis Jensen. Rick Jewell. Shannon Jones. B Jones. Darelyn Jones. Denise Jones. Sean Jonson. Jasmin Kampee. Jacki Kayo. Rick Keller. John Kelley. Mark Kellog. Marina Keshmiry. Jon Kim. Jon King, Mary Jimenes, Rick Johns, Debbie Johnson, Lenny Johnson. MaryAnn Johnson. Sandra Kaneko. Nancy Karleskind. Regina Katai. M King. M King. Steve Kinney. J Kinney. Shaon Kinsel. James Kish. Parrish Klevin. Kathy Kline. Tim Knissel. Dana Krow. Michelle Kymla, John Lafleur. Kathy Lamar. Mike Lampert. Roger Lams, Eric Lampert. R Langs. Gaynol Larson, Randy LaVerne. Wendy Lewis. Reed Lim. David Lima. Lisa Leal. Joanne LeBl anc. La Rond a Lebo. Dawn Lee. Danie Lee. Glen LePiane. Loren Lewis. Mike Lipman, William Little. Lisa Llerena. Emmanuel Lockwood. Theresa Long. Darren Lords, Pam Louie. Cheryl Lucero. Amanda Lunsford. Bill Lynn, Loyd Mackintosh. Michelle MacMaster. Renee Madison. Shalm Maestri. Laura Malton. Judy Mangin. Brad Mangrobang. Joyce Manson, Russ Martin. Nancy Martinez. Chris McDonough. Joe McGhee. Robert McGuire. Kristin McOmber. Tammy Medeiros. Gina Memula. V Middleton. Gilbert Martinez. Clarissa Mattoon. Kelly Maxwell. Sean Mayes. Kathy McBride. Scott McCorcle. Pat Milan. Debbie Milinazzo. Brenda MilUr. Debbie MilUr. Scott Mil . Roland Miyaoka. Julia Monk. Sandra Mont . Stepahani Moor . D bbi Morris. Elain Mowary. Stapham Muir. Anna Munos. Thar Murtagh. Patricia Murtha. Kim Nava. Francisco Na Ison Chad Nawsom. Paul Paaraon. Judy Paguaro . Lisa Palham. Rod ■i Pomaroy. Chuck Prestriedg . David Priolo. Jill Ouinn. Paul Rardon, Coray Raasa. Mitchall Raasa. Roger Parker. Don Parra. Jo Parson . Jeff Pasvantia. Mark Paadel. Bajan Paras. Chari Paras. Mark Parra . Lisa Parsk . Rick Pickett, Jerry Pitt . Darrell Poa. Mika Rahnbarg. Rhonda Reppond, Ran Riley. Christina Roberts. Kan Robertson. Susan Robson. Mark Rodrigu , Todd Raith. Agnes Ruth. Tammy Rutladg . G n Sacks. R na Sacks, Yvonna Salvador. Ronald Sandars. Robart Sasaki. Crick Sato. Diana Scarano. Charles Schlall, Kant Schmidt. Kalli Schott. Dabbi 1 Shah. Marina Shappard. Jani Simms. Clif Simmons. Darryl Simon. Deanna Silva. Stacey Sandholt. Karan Santos. Gina Sarmianto. Bunny 8ilva. Shawn Silva. Karan Silva. Huey Silva. Jeff Sifuantas. Dabbi Skaar. David Slom . T. Slonikar. Gena Smith. Aaron Smith. Cindy Spain. Susan Spacht. Valeria Veromda, Harold Viagalmann, Kristi Vigil, Ricky Villarraal. Armida Uhl. Scott Waklay. Ron Williams. Patrics Wilson. Doug Winklar, Staphania Wright. Rosa Wright. Staph Xaviar. Randy Ybarra. Michalla VanZila, Jamas VanZila, Karan Vargas. Ricardo Vargas. Rick Vaughan. David Valasco, Brian Valasquaz. Margaret 132 FRESH- FRESH - FRESH¬ MEN Abraham. Philippa I Arriola. Rick Barclay. Barclay Hollar. Jaff Hollistar, Brian Maaaoura, Doris Mattoa. Judy Mumolo, Frand Murphy. Pat Olaaon. Danalla Rayna. Gaorga Souza. John Spicar. Chris Straatar, Larry Tumar, Jamas MAKE-UPS MAKE-UPS MAKE-UPS 81 Munoz. Linda Naumaistar. Susan Rugglas. Kay Williamson. Darcay 81 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS I Jo Abr u Anthony Adama Cathy Adl r Khosrow Afkham- Ebrahimi Dal Ahnatrom Dan Ainaworth Lisa Campbsll Susan Campbc Jolynn Canada Jsff Carpsntsr Gary Cartar Chris Cassata Charlott Chambar- lain David Chan Tom Chan Alan Chin Grag Clark Jana Clayson Linda Collins Kally Coon ay Ranaa Cottrill Brian Cowan Scott Craih Jim Crandall Bill Crouaa Dabbia Curran Howard Cun ha Chris Cunao Annatta Cubillo Amy Damalsan Jamas Davis Patar Dakkar Don Dalusa Stacay Dashazo Dabbia Dasrumaauz Kathlaan Docktar Danny Dolin Patty Dougan Kally Doyla Davon Draith Tony Duckworth Stava Duria Tim Dyka Stacay Ehranpfort Clinton Elrod Dannis Enriquaz Jaannatta Ensal Andraa Ervin Mika Esquiarclo Kan Evans ■ Tammy Fraaaa Dand Framont MaryAnn French Larry Fr imh Kns Gallagoa Alfredo Garda Tarssa Gaorga Momqua Gaul Joann Gibbons Marti Gilaa Lori Gbllis Frank Gmalin Sham Goldsmith Bill Gotthardt Bannatt Graan Grag Graan wood Rogar Graar Bill Griffitts Rhonda Qnmaa Jamas Guarraro Ranaa Guarraro Dean Mutimtr Dm Nastour Bill Nentwig Diane Nesgis Mary Newman Laura Newport Julie Ngan Judy Over Judy Ortega Gil Perez Tim Perras Judi Peratnger Dee Dee Peters Janet Peterson Lisa Peterson Gary Petruszi Marla Phillips Veronica Phippen Authur Pirtle Paige Pirtle 139 Susan Reddoch Alan Reed Maria Rastrapo Kary Rica Traci Rica Stavan Richards Ranaa Richardson John Richar Jamia Rivara Elaina Robert Jaff Robert Dannatta Robertson Linda Rodrigues Ron Rodrigues Dana Smith Phil Smith Sherry Smith Toni Smith Sophia Souza Melissa Stahl Desiree Staley Susan Stava Leslie Strong Nanci St ruble Andy Stuart Jill Stubblefield Stava Summers Scott Sunnargran Stapham Swift Ryla Swihart Camalla Sylvaatar Sally Sylvaatar Daanna Sabatta 142 Adams. Randy Alamada. Gray Ahmboyoguan, Harold Allan. Avalon Allan. Dal Alvas. Micalyn Amoguis. Maria Andarson, Lynn Andow, Andrew Aranyuran. Falicia Armstrong, dill Ausboa. Oscar Azevedo, Ron Bargar. Albert Barnett. Kaye Barquira. Noal Barrett. Linda Back. Tom Behney. Kenneth Carney. Barbara Carpenter. Deb Caspillo. Cheri Chairez. Art Chairez. BaudsUo Chen. Kuo-Wei (Jim) Chu. Daphne Clayson Matt Citron. Leahe Clements. James Collett. Linda Connell. Pat Corcoran. John Corippo. Dan Cotton. Melinda Couchot. Carol Cos. Jackie Crabtree. M Czapkay. Rich Davis. Beverly DeLapp. Peggy Denham. Marian Denning. Misti Derkowski. Laurie Deshazo. Sabina DeSnoo. Laura Devlin. Frank Dias. Cyles Dolin. Dave Donart. Kathryn Dopart. Susan Doty. Sh ellte Douglas. Kelly Dry. Larry Dryden. Angie Duarte. Catarina Ducey. Mark Duggtns. Debbie Duguay. Robert Duran. Dennis Duran. Treva Ensel. Cheryl Ervin. Dave Esler. Luanne Estenso. Ray Eudey. Sue Felsenthal. Michele Felts. Kelly Fernandez. Corrine Ferrari. Janet Figueiro. Dave Fiorantino. Teresa Ford. Robin Fora. David Foote, Theresa Franckan. Garry Fredenburg. Jeff Frederikeen. Carolyn Fremont. Mark Fuller. Debra Fuller. Sharon Garcia. E Gallager. Steve Garner. Troy Garvella. Mark Glen. Karen Gmelin. Gordon Gordon. Kimber Gordon. Randy Gorman. Chuck Grubbs. Sandy Gusmeroli. Mark Gutierrez. Edward Haas. John Hanley. Dan Hansen. Janet Harvey. Richard Hashimoto. Scott Hassett. Deirdre Hatter. Dana Hayward. Susan Healy. John Henninger. Diana Hickenbottom. Ed Hoffman. Eugene Holbro ok. Janet Holding. Shari Holguin. Greg Hollidge, Paul Homan. M Homsher. Adele Hood. Chria Horton. Phyllis Hosman. Vicki How . Coll n Howell. Mike Hugh . Lou Ann Hunt. Jim Iml r. Robb Jon s, Jim Judg . Babloo Jungermann. Robyn Kai. John Kasper. Michel Kearns. Robert Keefer Kevin Kelley. Marci Kiel. David Kim. Scott King. Mik King. Richard Kipling r. Ken Knissel. Lisa Knowles. Don Kooy. Nick Knege. Katie Krishna. Dav Latin. Clair L d sma. Ruben L . Lane Linscott. Cindy Longmir . Jeff Lorenz, Paula Lorigan. Kathleen Luisi. Nina MacMaster. David Magellan Jo McCormick. Su McCoy. R b cca McFeely Keefe McKown. Cathy Mangrobang. Ruc l Man son. Kirsti Mar. Karan Marshall. D anna Martinellt. Dan Martinez. A1 Martinez. Mike Martinez. Todd Matthias. Jamas May. A Manases. Pattia Meng. Scott Metcalf. Pamela Middleton. Maria Miller. Andy Miller. Eric Misel. Heidi Moffitt. Mark Montes. Orlando Mostardi. Suzanne Murphy. Patty Murphy. Trina Murray. Julie Musa. Rick Nation. Jim Nava. Guillermo Nayyar. Rima Neeley. Tim Nelson. Charles Nelson. Jay Nevin. Peter Nigro. Tony Oberio. Veronica Ochinero. Mike O ' Dell. Kelley Ogata. Dean Oik. Lisa O ' Neal. Scott Orta. Theresa Ortega. Lisa Orwig, Steve Pardini. Jim Parrish. B Patania. Tammy Pearson. Pam Peisoto. Joe Pena. Dennis Pennington. Jack Pedranti. Greg Pegueros. Don Peres. Irene Perez. Robert )l I Riddle. B Risolia. Michael Robin. Brenda Roden ba ugh. Danny Rodrigues. Bill Rodrigues. Elisabeth Rodrigues. Robert Roeseler, Karl Roggasch. K. Roes. Paul Row . Gary Rosenoff. Karyn Ruis. Susan Rush. Jim Rusmisel. Sara Salata. Maryann Salata. Steve Salvail. Glenns Sam ford Lisa Sams. Dan Sandberg. Sign Sanfihppo. Stephanie Santos. Bob Sarmiento. Ana Scarano. Gina Scheib . Renee Schellenberg. Andrea Schilling. Cindy Schmidt. Annette Schott. Jerry Schott. Kim Schreiber. Paul Schroeder. Gina Selich. Matt Sengbush. Karen Seres. John Serrano. Denise Seybolt. Chris Shaffer. Lisa Shah. Khaliq Shahi. A Shehom. Susie Shehorn. Sandra Shephard. J Sheppard. Crystal Sherba. Steve Shiffrar. Margaret Silva. Maria Silva. Steve Simms. Kathy Singer. Chris Sipes. Patty Skelly Jim Smerdon. Jackis Smith. Don Smith. Wendy Sorenson. Eric Springer. Stephanie Staton. Deena Stephen, Gary Sterling. Becky Stewart. Stacey St. John, Caroline Sullivan. Joe 8unnergren. Dale Swensen. Kim Taylor. Leah Thompson. Scott Thorp. Melanie Thorpe. Charles Thorson, Michele Torres. Lemli Townsend. Juanita Trant. Stacie Tuchtenhagen. James Twomey. Karen Vargas. Jill Vargas. Manuel Vargas, Terri Vigil. Marie Vincent, Louise Voeks. Jeff Wallace. Marijayne Walters. Kurt Warford. Joel Watson. Karen Whiteley, Gary Wildoner. Carol Williams. Averyl Wilkins. Darcy Wilkins, Mary Wilt. Tina Winchester. Dave Withrow. Gregg Witkowski. Tom Wood. Mark Woods. Jackie York. Ten Young. Julie 149 Penny Rondeau Senior Class of 1980 President Carrie Silva Senior Class of 1980 Vice President Kelly Connell Senior Class of 1980 Secretary Mr. Barry Hottle Senior Class of 1980 Advisor Heather Citron Senior Class of 1980 Director of Senior Activities Jodie Goo by Senior Class of 1980 Treasurer THE CLASS OF 1980 THE FIFTY-SIXTH GRADUATING CLASS OF WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Best All Around: Marci Ove and John Pinocci. Jennine Behney Amanda Bell Derrick Alexander Nella Anderson Tom Beaumont Vanesa Bergener Nanette Alves Jeff Andrade Chuck Beebe Danny Bettencourt Janine Brenzel Coleen Bohannon Troy Brooks Valerie Campos Mandouh Boulos Robert Brencic Mike Caracappa 153 Julie Carlile Most Dedicated: Penny Randeau and Ron Huff¬ man. Jennifer Carroll Heather Citron Jeanette Carroll Denise Clements Albert Climent Kelly Connell Denise Cota Stephanie Dale ■I Dean Dizikes Most Likely to Succeed: Heidi Gilkysor and Dave Pimental. James Duarte Shelley Duffy 155 Campus Clowns: Kelly Connell and Tad Zyga- linski William Fernandez Kim Fesler Veronica Gainey Tom Galland Tina Filippoff Kathy Fries dim Garrity 157 158 Most Confused: Janet Paris and Mark Martinez: not pictured. Rick Godard Luis Gorritz Julie Gaynor Heidi Gilkyson Barbara Gaskin David Geha Sharon Gillespie Dave Gillis Denise Gonzales Victor Gonzales Glenn Graves Annette Gregory Mischelle Grimes Michelle Gordon Charles Green Yvette Gusmeroli Cathy Gosen Margaret Greene Carlos Goulart Patty Greever Most Gullible: Lisa Lutzinger and Jim Garrity Most Bashful: Marjorie Fisk and John Jensen Dianna Hempy Kathy Herring Stephanie Hadler Lisa Hammond Debbie Hawkins Robin Herring Dan Haley Karen Hampel Bill Hayes Mary Heslin Chuck Hill Carrie Hindmarsh Steve Hollenbeck Phil Jarrell Evelyn Homan Shelley Ipsen John Jensen Most Individual: Diana Fernand ez and Dave Floyd. 161 Mark Johannsson Kathy Jorgensen Nancy King Paulette Latorre Brian Johnson Tom Kane Suzanne Kuks Chad LeFever Juanita Limit iaco Katie Lipman Debbie Llamas Lisa Lutzinger Steve MacMaster Nicest Smile: Linda Louie and Ken Martinez Cherri Mathis Jeff Mathis Jim McDaniels Wendy McKin Paula Mangin Kelly Maxwell Cornelius McCarron $ 0 Jackie Meaney Janet Mesa Marjorie Minyen Barbara Monk Craig Melendrez Carl Melgoza Laura Mendoza Carmen Middleton Julia Mollenkopf Nicest Eyes: Lori Cabral and Steve Russell Robin Moon 165 f f I Most Artistic: Katie Lipman and Carlos Goulart Dann Moustgaard Eamonn Murtagh Sharon Notti Arnie Mozzetti Danica Novak 166 Kyle O’Leary Michael Olsen Andy Orta Marci Ove Dave Panconi Cory Overland Janet Paris Ed Peterson Jim Owen Beverly Paul Margarit Perez Dave Pimental Linda Page Suzanne Paul Lisa Pella Most Athletic: Veronica Gallagher and Troy Brooks. 167 Most Talkative: Sue Smith, Lisa Pella and Sam Chen Sandy Rhodes Nancy Rickenbacher Jerry Rodebaugh Jesus Rodriguez Penny Rondeau Nadine Rodriguez Bob Roggenbusch Best Dressed: Monica Dawson and Dave Pan¬ coni 169 Sharon Ropes Debbie Rose Sara Smith Kim Snidenback Sue Smith Angela Souza Friendliest Personality: Kelly Whiting and Rick Hokanson 171 Kevin Stange Cheree Stocker Cathy Stratigopoulos Jodie Speed Jeff Souza Susan Stilley Lorraine Stinson Andrea Stromecki Janet Stuart Lynn Swihart Paul Turner Ron Ungaro Jeannine Vargas Wendy Veronda 173 Sherri VonEuw Brenda Wagner Angela Walker Mei Mei Wang Kathleen Warn Cindy Watson 174 Kelly Whiting Debbie Williams Aubrae Williamson Holly Willis Anita Wood Eun Yi Behrooz Zinate Tad Zygalinski Ava Wilson Shahram Zargari 175 1980 SENIOR The annual Senior Breakfast was held on February 14, 1980 at the Rendevous Res¬ taurant Lounge in Fremont. The Breakfast began at 5:30 A.M. with a delicious meal that consisted of scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, a muffin, coffee or milk and orange juice. After breakfast, Juniors Janet Hol¬ brook and Marijayne Wallace announced the senior favorites. The breakfast was over about 7:30 A.M. Approximately 150 seniors attended this exciting and surprising event. BREAKFAST TIME CAPSULE 2QQQ WABAjMGTQMAjGHCLASS QF I960 2Q VEAR REUNION PARTIAL CAREER LIST OF ALUMNI... Mike Stotts and Dave Stahl plan to pursue a military career Tom Kane plans to be a Graphic Artist. . . John Pinocci will be teaching at W.H.S.. . . Rick Hokanson will be at the beach along with Eric Everson Jim Duarte will be in the Sporting Goods business Barry Barlow shall be a Pet store owner Dave Geha will be involved in Television Communication Scott Rohovit will be a coach at W.H.S. Scot Tabler will be hammering nails. . . Mark Martinez and Andy Orta plan to be electrical engineers A1 Climent will be an American Gigolo, . . Dan Haley is a Data processor. . . Kevin Stange is still kicking . . Joe Fiedor is a downhill skiier. . . Bill Cox is growing. . . Bob Brencic is still a design engineer . . Jeff Andrade (according to Lisa Lutzinger) is a tennis pro Arnie Mozzetti will be owner of a Trucking firm Dave Panconi will still be stripping at Harlow’s, . . Mark McOmber will be a brain surgeon. . . Mike Boule governor of moon colony, ALPHA 6 Dave Floyd is a organizer of Woodstock 2005 . . . Carlos Goulart is Leonardo DeVinci reincarnated Rick Godard is a math teacher at W.H.S. Sam Chen is a 21 dealer in Vegas. . . John Ervin last seen hunting in Coyote Hills John Sullivan is still vaulting . . Brian Johnson will be running in the 2004 Olympic Games. Teachers who are still in the area Mr. William Lightfoot: retired after 38 yrs. of teaching Mr. Paul POP Ficken: founder of a new F.U.S.D. high school known as Eggers High Mr. French: Oldest Olympic wrestler in history 2004 Olympics Mr. Mrs. Springer: will be traveling . . Mr. Barry Hottle: Superintendant of schools... Mr. Dillemuth: a Wild Crazy ( old) Guy. Mrs. Dillemuth: a Wile Crazy ( old) Gal 180 Carrie Silva and Linda Louie will flying the friendly skies Nella Anderson will be “in the Navy”... Diana Fernandez and Sandy Rhodes will be doing social work. . . Leslie Pollard is now an accountant. . . Javona Fullmer is the secretary for a trucking firm . . Nancy Rickenbacher is Mrs. Ralph Barbero Paula Mangin is into high fashion Margie Perez is a dental assisstant. . . Elaine Prefach is into business administration Shelly Ricupito is still at the fruit stand . . Jeannine Vargas is a recording engineer. Carmen Middleton and Evelyn Homan are in Criminal Jus¬ tice . .. Katie Lipman is now a graphic artist .. Cherri Mathis is a millionaire ? ? ? LeAnn Gibbons Is a famous financer Penny Rondeau Nancy Miles are into psychology .. Cathy Gosen will be a nurse . . Val Fowler is a cub reporter for the New York times. .. Amy Lewis is still a cab driver. . . Janet Paris is still confused. . . Kelly Connell is now president of the United States, but she could not make it to our 20 year reunion because she is still trying to get our hostages out of Iran . . GOOD LUCK! Heather Citron is a physical therapist . . Jody Gooby is a fashion model .. Kim Rowe is now the editor of a porno magazine. . . Marcie Ove is a Emergency Medical Technician Lisa Pella is an Marine Biologist Cindy Watson is an Architect . . Sue Smith is a Fashion Designer. . . Kelly Maxwell is a receptionist Nadine Rodrigues is a airline ticket agent . . Lisa Hammond is in charge of her own Law Firm Debbie Skaar is a Marine Biologist Julie Gaynor is into Hospital Administration. . . Karen Hampel is a commercial technician. space age people drawn by aspiring young artist, Thomas Robert Kane . . BANK OF Robert Caldeira Industrial Arts John Jenson Science, Math Heidi Gilkyson Liberal Arts Carlos Goulart Fine Arts Dave Pimentel English Debbie Dohrmann Home Economics AMERICA AWARDS Debbie Hawkins Business Education Lori Cabral Agriculture Pamela Dockter Foreign Language Mike Sexton Lab Science Mark Me Omber Mathematics Glen Dutra Social Science Katie Lipman 133 Art § • • • csas6d]b®i] tsasdfc Kramer Vs. Kramer Ten When A Stranger Calls The American Gigolo The Electric Horseman Apocalypse Now The Runner The Jerk All That Jazz • •casmttos? C sSe e8 MkB tennis shoes pleated pants candies sasoon baggies hiking boots straight legged jeans bright plastic rain coats OP shirts valour tops faSGEtsl flife 33 t®D3 C03C£E The rising price of gasoline (1.25 per gallon) . . . The reinstatement of the draft (women drafted too) The 1980 winter Olympics in Lake Placid, New York The conflict with Iran (Ayatohla Komeini) . . . Washington High School ' s administration building being burned down by two Washington students . . . The Oakland Raiders moving to Los Angeles The Russian invasion of Afganastan . . . The United States pulling out of the summer Olympic Games in Moscow o Styx Foreigner Journey Led Zepplin Cheap Trick Earth, Wind Fire Tom Petty Commodores Eagles “he’s all “how’s it goin” “what a gumby” “candy” li_•_� l gig “that’s hella bad “hone” “scheme” “you’re loungin’’ Chic The Jacksons The Knack AC DC Kool and the Gang Kenny Loggins Donna Summer Electric Light Orchestra The Doobie Brothers ... dM ftflafe era caaMWb went to the movies went rollerskating played racketball went to the beach went to parties (gigs) slept worked (yuk) went to concerts went to discos Well, I can’t believe that these 4 years are over. I remember when I was a Freshman and the upperclassmen used to tell me Enjoy these years, they 11 be gone before you know it. At that time, 4 years seemed like such a long time but now I realize how short it really is. Of these 4 years, my greatest accomplishment is the 1979 80 Washingtonian. The long hours of hard work I have put into this yearbook have paid off and I feel that it is an excellent yearbook I have enjoyed working with the Publications class and my Co-Editor, Kim Rowe. I thank them for the help they have given to me this past year. My second greatest accomplishment is the past year’s presidency. I have enjoyed working with the class of 80 and I hope they have enjoyed the year as much as I did. I wish each member the best of luck in their futures and I hope you all reach your goals and get what you desire out of life. Much happiness is wished for you. See you at the REUNIONS! Penny Rondeau 79 80 Washintonian Editor Senior Class President This has been a terrific year! We had a great yearbook staff, and a great student body to fill our pages with fun memories. I d like to thank Penny Rondeau, Mr. Brower, Ash Studio, and the whole staff, for their hard work during the year. I would also like to add a special thanks to those people outside of the Publications class, who gave so freely of their valuable time. Without their efforts, our yearbook may not have been of such good quality Good luck and happiness always to everyone at Washington. Thank You, Kim Rowe 79 80 Washintonian Editor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co Editors Kim Rowe Advisor Mr. Brower Senior Portraits Ash Studio Penny Rondeau Sports— Paula Mangin, Javona Fullmer, Sue McCormic, Mari ayne Wallace. Ray Tannar, Marci Ove. Don Smith Kelly Selvidge, Stephanie Hadler, Yvette Gusmeroli. Nancy Rickenbacher. Kim Rowe Activities and Clubs— John Pinocci, Shelley Duffy, Deena Staton, Paula Mangin. Nancy Richenbacher. Yvette Gusmeroli Jodie Gooby, Ray Tannar, Javona Fullmer, Jackie Meaney, Marijayne Wallace. Don Smith. Kelly Selvidge Kim Rowe, Penny Rondeau. Spirit Week—Homecoming— John Pinocci, Marci Ove, Kelly Selvidge, Nancy Richenbacher. Yvette Gusmeroli. Faculty and Classes— Carlos Goulart, Kelly Selvidge, Marijayne Wallace, Sue McCormick. Jodie Gooby. Rav Rannar. Suzanne Kuks. Kellett Dougles, Don Smith. Senior Activities—Portraits— Penny Rondeau, John Pinocci, Kelly Whiting. Marci Ove. Paula Mangin, Kim Rowe Photographers— Marci Ove, Julie Evernden, John Pinocci, Kim Rowe. Brian Barnett. Carrie Silva. Penny Rondeau. Javona Fullmer, John Brain. Sellers— Marijayne Wallace, Robin Jungerman. Deena Staton, Dee Dee Peters. Ray Tannar. Artwork— Carlos Goulart, Paula Mangin, John Pinocci. Tom Kane. Cover Design— Tom Kane. Cover Photo Ash Studio. ADVERTISEMENTS 188 J5 2!i fAcmr ' M T USEfJS L A • • Record Factory Fremont CHECK THEM OUT! 189 La Casita Restaurant Fremont Blvd.. 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