Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1983 volume:

■ ■ . • - ■ TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES . 8 FACULTY. 64 CLASSES . 78 SENIORS .112 SPORTS .156 JAMES P ' BROW It is a pleasure for the Washingtonian Staff to dedicate the Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Three Washingtonian to the future of Washington High School. This year we welcomed two new adminis¬ trators, Mr. Daryl Talken, principal, and Mr. Mark Adams, assistant principal. A change in administration often brings a change in campus atmosphere. We have witnessed many new clubs and organizations. We have seen the return of Music and Drama to our campus. Faculty participation with the Student Body is undergoing a tremen¬ dous upsurge. Washington ' s future is being shaped now. The students now have more opportunities to become involved with their school than ever before. Let Our epitaph read, We gave to our school, for our future.” Carrie Edwards looking cool in her shades. You never know where Hank is going to turn up next! Long ago it must be I have a photograph Preserve your memories They ' re all that ' s left you. The Tak Fudenna Memorial Time as I ' ve known it Doesn ' t take much time To pass by me Minutes into days Turn into months Fred and Yen giving us the 6th period blank stare Neil and Angela: Enjoying each other ' s company away from the crowds. Turn into years They hurry by me Still I love to see The sun go down And the world go around And around and around. 7 Around and Around by John Denver. Reprinted with permission from RCA Records. The 1982-1983 school year surprisingly started off with a very successful ASB sponsored HELLO DANCE which took place on the 10th of Sep¬ tember, 1982, at our very own WHS South Gym. The MUSIC MASTERS mobil sound system supplied the sounds. The dance hours ex¬ tended from 8-11 p.m., with a surprisingly large student turnout. The Class of 1983 showed off their well known class spirit by dressing up for the occasion; shorts, ties, blazers, tennis shoes and even so far as to look punk”. Though the ASB treasury did not make much money out of the dance, the profit lies in how much school spirit was displayed by the students here at WHS. And for those who weren ' t there, ... remember next year ... ii Co-Scho8l Board Rep Kristin McGuire Co-School Board Rep Craig Anderson ASB Vice President Diane Sato H • Co-Public Relations Tammy Warburst Co-Public Relations Debbie Johns ASB Treasurer Ernie Neeley I.C.C. Coordinator Michelle Taghioff ASB President Bunny Sarmiento Washingtonian Editor 12 ASB Secretary Allison Hottle S_Lr Boy ' s Athletic Rep Tom Cordano ounci Senior Class President Kathy Mayes Girl ' s Athletic Rep Hatchet Editor Judy Person PTSA Rep Ed Ruben _ ¥ Spirit Commissioner Jeff Silva Elections Commissioner Jenneane Jansen Freshman Class President Gina Oistad Co I.L.C. Rep Kim Stoermer Sophomore Class President Sukeshi Bhalani Hatchet Editor Debbie Miller Co I.L.C. Rep Natalie Beauchene EUULEUIIfllllZHEH FRESHMEN T to B, L to R — Row 1 - Steve Sipes. Ed¬ ward A.. Larry Dodd. Paul House worth. Daniel Cli- ment. Row 2 - Tim Wright. Jim Miller, Eric Lutz. George Goulart. Matt Berumer. Row 3 - Patty Mena. Shubha Shulka. Marie Carlson, Shannon Hardwick. Michelle Wa¬ ters, Row 4 - Shyamala Sundernath, Cindee Ray, Caris Anderson, Shannon Kennedy. Staci Pirata. SOPHOMORES L - R. T - B. Row — Andria Ruben, Sally Matthies, Karen Young, Meagan Hart, Cherrone LaBelle. Kim Lewis. Row 2 — Jay Gu¬ tierrez, Karen Bond, Panch Pedreira, Kristin Collins, Row 3 — Leigh- Ann Fredenburg. Michelle Taghioff. Kris Fisher JUNIORS T - B. L - R. Row 1 — Caroline Brown. Marie Taylor. Gennie Shitfrar, Tracy Ronning. Row 2 — Karen Wright. Ron Falcon. Karyn Comer. Row 3 — Jeanette Miller. Suzie Dil¬ lon. Dawn Greenwood. Alyssa Kim, Leanne Huff¬ man. 14 SENIORS: t-b, l-r. Row 1 - Jo© Gosen. Brad Mangin. Georg© Reyna. Dave Gaynor. Norm Stele Ben Holder. Row 2 - Vicki Davidson. Natalie Beauchene. Row 3 - Debbie Miller. Advisor Teresa West. Tamara Ruth. Melissa Springer. Lisa Lema. Laurie Gan. 15 c in in ui s id -i 1. Husky squaws. 2. Check out those legs! 3. Punk rock 4 3 If you saw cowboys and Indians running around school this year, they were probably members of the junior class on the first day of spirit week. Why? Well, that was the theme of the junior skit, of course! Entitled How WHS Was Won , the class of 1984 took us from a modern day classroom scene, compete with rah-rahs, jocks and nurds, back into history where we saw spirited Husky settlers and calvary beat the brightly painted indian Warriors. The crowd ' s favorite part of the Junior skit, however, was watching the numerous cattle crawling all over the hay-strewn floor! Now, if you didn ' t see Juniors dressed up as Cowboys or Indians, maybe you saw them dressed as punkers, looking gumby, all decked out in formal wear, or in toga ' s and Burger King crowns, because these outfits were all part of the Junior class ' show of spirit that week. And an incredible amount of spirit it was, pulling the class of ' 84 into the second place spot this year. On Tuesday, the Sophomores showed us their spirit with video games as the theme for their skit. They sang and danced and entertained us in tune to such games as Asteroids, Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, and Space Invaders, which we can all relate to. Although their spirit was high, the Sopho¬ mores took only a fourth place spot in the Spirit Week competition. Well, they still have two more years to work their way to number one, and were off to a good start with some excellent dress up days this year including beach day, punk day, generic day, and gumby day. Better luck next year to the class of 1985. Keep your spirit high! 1. Pac-Man ghosts. 2. Diana. Litha. and Amy. 3. Donkey Kong danc¬ ers. 4. Diana Brum¬ baugh does her dance. 5. Kelly Stange struts up a storm. 6. Kim Lewis. Kim Hansen, and others show their stuff. The Freshman c lass went aH out for Spirit Week this year, proving that it ' s not only upperclassmen that have spirit But the yearbook staff must ex¬ tend sincere apologies for an unfor¬ tunate accident in which all the color pictures of the freshman skit were lost. Luckily, there were black and white photos taken that Wednes¬ day. as the class presented to us a rousing football game — Washing¬ ton vs. Mission — in 1950 ' s style. The class of ' 86 showed tremendous spirit in their skit, complete with music like Jailhouse Rock and other 50 ' s faves. and were able to bring the other classes into the excitement of the game, in which the Huskies natu¬ rally triumphed! The judges enjoyed pizza while watching the show, and saw the freshman showing spirit all through the week dressed up in space clothes, togas, pajamas, and school colors. 1. Husky cheerieoders do their song and dance. 2. Drumming up Husky spirit! 3 The happy, triumphant crowd. 4 tkjsky bal players 5. The class of 1986 celebrates spirit u l v 1. POW ' s from Warrior territory. 2. Coach French and troops. 3. Our glorious leaders. 4. The Fuhrer speaks. 5. Coach Boggs leads us on. 6. The sound of Husky Spirit. 7. Mr. Burkhart as our role model. 8. Kin the Warriors! 21 1. Troop 1983.2. Lisa, Kris, and Natali© serve the judges with class. 3. Jett Allen as Lord I. 4. Flower Power! 5. Kelli Barnett as the evil Lucy and Laurie and Debbie as members of her gang. 6. The big SEDUCTION scene! 7. Junior stud angels attempt to rescue the Husky. The Senior class started out Sprit Week with a show of peace and love on ' 60 ' s day, and kept the spirit level high all week, leading them to a first place victory. Other days, seniors were seen dressed in war attire, all wrapped up in foil, clothed in tourist garb, (complete with cameras, maps, and bermuda shorts), and dressed up in Angel and Devil costumes for their skit, Heaven and the Huskies , presented on Thursday. In Husky heaven, a traitor named Lucy was exiled to Hell, which she named Mission after stealing the Golden Husky for her own selfish kingdom. After several attempts to rescue the Husky, Lord I and his subjects finally succeeded, proving once and for all that Husky spirit al¬ ways triumphs! And Husky spirit was shown exceptionally by the senior class throughout the week. They really worked together, showed a lot of class unity, and had a whole bunch of fun doing it. They made it fun for the judges, too. After bringing them in by wheelchair, the class of 1983 served the judges chicken crepes along wifh Spark¬ ling cider and a dessert. 3 A 5 HOMECOMNG DANCE 82 The year ' s Homecocrxng dance was held r the South Gym on Friday. Octo¬ ber 2 From 9-11 p.m. strange ho wing noses could be heard from the danc¬ ers. (of couse.) and also from the Beast of the Bay , rado station KMEl. whose Tony Ktoert was ou guest D.J. for the evening. KMEI held several dance contests duing the dance, presen trig the wmers with KMEL t- shirts and posters. But the highight of the evenrtg was midway through when the ights went on (how could that be good?) for the announcement of the new Mr Husky 1981 Kf Husky. Don Ting, was on hand to present the award to Ben Holder, who. after free ng hrroeff from a hrndred grfe and kisses, stepped up to the platform to give a warm and spnted acceptance speech Al in ofl. it was an exciting everxng for everyonel 1. it ' s okay. Jeff We love you tool 2. Good job. dudel” 3. “Who. Me?” 4. Where ' d she go. Sean? 5. Ben and T K. Right onl 6. Baron Von Stocker ■? 7. Ugh society - complete with Vans and Vuamets. L to R: Ben and Gina Mar¬ tin, Jeff and Diane Sato, Fred and Meagan Hart, Jeff and Debbie Johns, Brian and Kelly Hart, Rod¬ ney and Paula Bond, Kris and Kathy Mayes. Tom and Uma Memula, Ed and Corrine Gonzalves, Mike and Joy Mangrobang, Roger and Judy Pearson. Jeff Allen •5 r Tom Cordono Edward Ruben Mike Lewis The Husky Fred Brechtel Ben Holder Jeff Silva Y TOM JEFF FINALISTS 1982 Being elected Mr. Husky 1982 was a great surprise and honor for Ben Holder, who considers Washington the center of his life Ben makes that fact obvious in almost everything he does. He has been on the swim team for all four years, held major roles in Spirit Week since Fresh¬ man year, and has been an A-period representative Although his list of “credits ' ' is not overwhelming, it doesn ' t need to be. because Ben is one of those peo¬ ple who is always there, wherever that may be Whether it ' s working in the snack bar at a football game or helping to decorate for Spirit Week, you ' l find Ben. And that is what makes Ben such a deserving Mr Husky. He adds so much life and fun to every activity with just his personality He cheers us on at football games and makes the whole crowd come alive, and it is not unlikely to find him there in a cheerleading uniform or with a big orange “W painted on his chest That is the kind of Mr Husky that really represents the essence and spirit of WHS Thanks Ben! Ronnie Martin and Wendy. Kevin Williams and Lisa. Dave Doyle and Teresa. Clif Simms and Re¬ nee. Craig Tahira and Diane, Jeff Silva and Bunny. Ben Holder and Pam. Brian Cariile and Kelly. Rodney Campbell and Paula, Roger Lamport and Judy. Kris Diane Sato Pam Smith Teresa West HOMECOMING PRINCESSES 1982 D I A N E HOMECOMING QUEEN ' 82 ALLISON HOTTLE The evening of October 23. 1982 was an extremely tense and exciting one for six very special girls These were, of course, the finalists for Homecoming Queen Though each girl had accom¬ plished so much in her own way. every¬ one knew that only one of them could win the title. The tension was almost unbearable at halftime of the Varsity game until great screams of joy rang through the audience as Mr SteUe fi¬ nally announced that the new Queen was Allison Hottle! All the princesses were great people, but the school knew that their one choice was Allison She has been deeply involved with the school since her freshman year when she was elected class Secretary. From the start, her dedication grew rapidly and she went on to become an A- period representative. President of the Sophomore class, a member of CSF. ASB Treasurer. PTSA representative. ASB Secretary, and editor of the year¬ book In addition. Allison participated in Spirit Week activities, helped on nu¬ merous committees, is an officer for the new Ski Club, attended leadership conferences, and generally put an enormous amount of time, energy, and effort into everything she did for the school Allison is always an active member of Student Council, unafraid to stand up for the students ' rights and fight the system for fair rules and treat¬ ment Many people don ' t realize all the dedication and service Allison has contributed to Washington High School and all she has done for us. the rest of the student body But maybe the title of Homecoming Queen, which was a big surprise and true honor for Allison, wi give her the credit she truly de¬ serves 31 WASHINGTONIAN STAFF 35 Members- Catherine Mesina, Candi Overstrum. Laura Lucido, Suzie Dillon. Shannon Mizel. Becky Wallin. Jill Brumbaugh, Bunny Sarmiento, Tiffany Hagen, Diane Sato. Yen Chen. Greg Green. Craig Tahira. Marianne Wallace, Sheena Krishna, Jeff Silva, Michelle Taghioff, Janet Weisshaar. Lisa Perras. Todd Haley, Barbara Bell. Anne Me Caffrey. Je Anne Valenzuela, Sukeshi Bhalani. Gina Oistad, Chad Nelson, Suzette Martello, Antonette Greene, Tracy Ronning, Patricia Mena, Karyn Comer, Jacki Kampfe, Lisa Pegueros, Jackie Hubbell, Nicole Bechtel, Alyssa Kim. Michelle Henderson, Dawn Greenwood, Willie Buckley. Timo Parrish. President-Jeff Silva, Vice-President-Michelle Taghioff, Treasurer-Sally Mathies, Advisor- Nick Stratigopoulos 36 Secretary-Barbara Bell. Sergeant at Arms-Craig Tahira. Public Relations-Dawn Greenwood. Je Anne Valenzuela. Todd Haley RAMTIO J L� club Front Row: (L to R) Jane Lin. Wendy Miller. Pat Hamer. Jazmin Jonson. Lisa Dinh. Seema Kala. Maria Dujmovic, Ann Kuo Middle Row: (L to R) Christine Yee. Thu Nguyen. Saira Cruz. Tammy Me Omber, Angela Baranski. Alka Mirchandani. Cathy Messina Julie Dinh. Imelda Amboy. Nancy Ellis Back Row: (L to R) Christine Lo. Christian Cruz, Bunny Sarmiento. Diane Sato, Isidora Sandaval, Asha Butani, Laurie Pennington. Paula Fuller. La Shelle Manning. Viana Valladares International Club is an active group that gets together to learn about other countries and cultures. This year they ' ve had a Halloween party in which everyone came dressed in a costume representing a different country. In February, they sponsored a carnation sale for Valentine ' s Day. It was very profitable, over a hundred dollars was made. In the spring. International Club planned to spend the earned money on a trip to San Francisco, including a visit to Chinatown. Above: Advisor Mrs. Larsen Left: (L to R) Sandi Caldwell (Vice-President). Juliet Thomas (Secretary). Annette Verela (Treasurer), Shauna Smith (President). 37 THE OUTCHSTS OF POKER FLRT Drama is back! Though on a smaller scale than before, we are again involved with the Arts of the Theatre. Drama Classes this year did many Monologues. Scenes, and short Skits. Drama Class also performed a short one-act Christmas play entitled. Waiting for the Christmas Guest . The second semester Drama Class did a Reading Theatre selection entitled. The Outcasts of Poker Flat . Seventy-five students took part this year in Drama Classes. We have enjoyed performing for the student body. More than one-third of the student body was the drama students in action this year. 38 A o Gilbert Middleton. Dean Sulser, Andrea Ruben, Pat Hind- marsh. Ed Ruben. Craig Anderson. Keith Bailey. Paula Fuller. Gennie Shif- frar, Mike King. Karen Young. Brett Wilson. Cathy Mesma. Mar¬ garet Velasques. Sally Matthies. Becky Wallin. Matt Stewart. Andy Kuo. Lenny Fi- lippoff. Kristin Collins. Steve Zeljak, Susan Spain. Greg Kasai. Brian Fitzpatrick. Bri¬ an Noia. Wayne Fi¬ scher 39 Front row Kim Lawrence. Jazmin Johnson. Lisa Pegueros. Kathy Mayes, Judy Pearson. Kelli Barnett. Debbie Miller, Shannon Mizel, Lynette Baker, Middle row: Mrs. Dean. Angela Baranske. Kathy Mesina. Uma Memula, Margaret Velasquez, Paula Fuller, Brenda Millinazo. Sandy Deluze, Laura Lucido. Annette Varea, Angela Olsen, Carolyn Brown. Back row: Becky Baumann, Cindy Jones, Kim Stoermer. Kris Stoermer, Wendy LaVerne, Brenda Zetner, Tricia Gallagher. Patricia Metcalf MEMBERS Eric Zetner. Ben Holder, Rod Campell, Mike Mayes, Roger Lamport, Mark Holling- shaus, Todd Haley. Dave Gayner, Phillipe Abraham, Marlin Webb, Pat Hunter. George Renya. Eric Morgan, Bejan Pazdel, Neil Egan. Clif Simms, John Mena, Mike Hollingshaus, Ed Pederia, Brian Noin, Jeff Schreiber, Kris Smith, (not pictured: Advisor Coach Boggs) Tres Sec: Rod Campbell f Vice President: Eric Zetner 43 W.H.S. CHOIR 44 - 1 John Zlatnik-Advisor Fred Brechtel: President SENIORS: Craig Anderson. Natalie Beauchene. Sheila Blast, Paula Bond, Tom Cordano. Paula Fuller, Allison Hottle, Sandra Johnson. Jazmin Jonson, Kim Lawrence, Kathy Mayes, Tammy McOmber. Chad Nelson, Susan Robertson. Ed Ruben. Pam Smith. Kris Stoermer. Margaret Velasquez. JUNIORS: Imekja Amboy. Dawna Caldwell, Julia Dihn, Michelle Henderson, Hong Huynh. Debbie Knoles, Sheena Krishna, En¬ och Kwok. Ivan Lee, Issac Urn, Ivan Loh, Laura Lucido, Darren Me Common, Jennifer Overman, Reeta Prasod, Cohn Ramos, Will Senderser, Riten Sheth, Kim Stoermer, Juliet Thomas. Mihn Tran. Tami Warhurst. Beth Wilson. Paul Wong. Rags Zarate. SOPHOMORES: Karen Kiplinger, Mike Mackapiow. Doug Maki- shima. Anne McCaffery, Laurice Miller, Cindy Nakamura. Can¬ dy Overstrom, Diane Pegueros. Geoff Rogers, Jason Tullos. FRESHMEN: Erica Bennett. Kimberly Berdal, Dawn Brady. Julie Clugage, Naomi Cohen. Lisa Dihn, Julie Keeling. Erin Kennedy, Linda Koo, Trisha Koopman. Holly Kretz Bob LaFontaine. Kathy Lee. Kelly Lin. Charieen Lu. Lashelle Manning. Joseph Marcino, Patty Mena. Merri Ann Michelson. Alka Mircharvdani. Chris Nel¬ son, Michele Radcliffe, Carolyn Ramos. Jody Rego, Shubha Shukla, Deanna Silva, Susan Silva. Shannon Slamon. Dalrie Summers. Shyamala Sundernath, Tammy Talken. William Wrango, Remedios Vargas. Audrey Vines. Tiffani Warren, Joy Wong. Lillian Wong. Melinda Youd. Tom Cordano: Vice President Natalie Beauchene: Paula Fuller Secretary Treasurer B O O S T E R C L U B The Washington High School Booster Club. What is it? Who is it made of? Why are they there? When do they meet? All of these questions have answers, but how many of the student body can answer them? Prob¬ ably not many, after this, each of you can answer them and get involved. The booster club is made up of W.H.S. parents who have children that participate in sports. They support the sports by attend¬ ing the games and having fund raisers, which give the sports the money they need to support themselves. They had fund raisers going all year round. They included: a flea market, pizza nights, inventories at department stores, pancake breakfasts and dances. This year the boost¬ er club started off in debt, but were able to pay it off and still support W.H.S. athletics. Some of the money the booster club makes goes to: new team uniforms, athletic equipment, transportation for pre-season, out-of-town games, and if students look promising, even special lessons, in that sport in which they ' re interested. The booster club meets the first Tuesday night of each month. Tell your parents and let them become involved in the future. 1. Paula Silva, Diane Collon. and Al Mayes, discuss business while Mr. Talken listens intently, in between dozes. 2. When Al Mayes talks, everybody listens. 3. John Mena reads records, while Dennis Needham. Paula Silva, Diane Collon, and Al Ma yes talk about current business. 4. James McClellan and Irene Mena seem total¬ ly interested at the present topic, being brought up. 46 u z 111 ui ui TOP: Rick Witherstein. Ti Kuo Chen, Mr McCrystol. Jack Lawson. Chris George. BOTTOM Dave Crawford. Alan Chelman. 47 Dawn Greenwood Diana Brumbaugh The 1982-83 Varsity Cheerleaders, led by Pam Smith, attended the U.S.A. Santa Cruz Spirit Camp this past summer. There they received four Superior ribbons each, a Superior trophy, and a Spirit Stick the first night. Pam was one of three cheerleaders from camp to be asked to apply for a U S A. Camp Instructor, of which the results have not come in. You all did great this year and we would like to say a special thanks to Ben, Paul, Todd H., and Todd M. for helping this year be the most spirited ever at W.H.S. 48 Karyn Comer Donna Needham VARSITY The Varsity Song Girls headed by Michelle Mackintosh, attended Santa Cruz Spirit Camp, where they did very well. They received all Superior ribbons, a Spirit tro¬ phy, and took home the Spirit Stick. Their routines were excep¬ tionally well choreographed and also well performed. GOOD JOB! so Michelle Mackintosh-HEAD SONG CIRL5 Tricia Murtaugh LETTERGIRLS Nicole Bechel Theresa West The Varsity Letter Girls ot 1982- 83 were headed by Theresa West. They also attended San¬ ta Cruz Sprit Camp where they received first place in compe¬ tition, a Spirit trophy, a Unity Award, and a Spirit Stick. The¬ resa and Renee ' were also chosen to apply for the U.S.A. Camp Instructor, an extremely high honor. CONGRATULA¬ TIONS! Suzie Dillon Lea Mello ' J J.V. CHEERLEADERS The J.V. Cheerleaders were led by senior Chris Cole. These girls did ex¬ ceptionally well at Santa Cruz. They collected all Superior ribbons, a Superi¬ or trophy, and along with the Varsity, received a Spirit Stick on the first night, by showing their great enthusiasm. 54 SENIOR ACTION Chris Cole-HEAD SENIOR ACTION JUNIOR VRRSITY Leigh Ann Fredenburg Becky Wallin o o I R L S Suzette Martello The J.V. Song Girls were led by junior Cheryl Uhlir. They also went to Santa Cruz and were exceptional. They received first place in the Small-Song division which consists of both J.V. and Varsity squads. They also brought home the highly prized Spirit Stick. GOOD JOB! Karen Long VARSITY MASCOTS The Washington High Mascots of 1982-83 went to camp this past summer with the Cheerleaders hoping to learn the routines to enable them to perform out on the field with the rest of Rally Group. They did an outstanding job! THANKS! KRISTIN MCGUIRE STEPHANIE STAHLER J.V. MASCOTS 1. Fred Brechtel chauffers Liz Barnett around the campus. 2. Debbie Miller seems to ask from the diving board. Now that I ' m up here, what do you want me to do? 3. Mr George Wallach dances jo¬ vially through the halls. 4. Mrs Christina Dillemuth and her Master for the Day . Lea Mello. happily pose for this picture 5. Bejan Pazdel won¬ ders when it will all be over 60 INTERACT CLUB DANCE o a i o e § 9 . S26 ' olj l -b 00)0$ UL w. c c £ D £ o 05 2 co u a John Belushi A.k.a. Blues Brothers. Bluto and Samurai, the Comic cut up and screen off. Uii3kxlHtl«utaij2 IJIi l ACTION THRILLER OF THE YEAR. H8 HRS. Playing stylist with Brooki SAVE THE ABLE CARS OKRV 0 JOB NO APPLICATIONS I ml hi hi civfw 01 1 October 8. First double-digit unemployment since 1941. September 21. Pro- Football players go out on eight-week strike. Tuxedos for women. Designer undies for men by Calvin Klein GANDHI Hh iHumph changed the world forever. Boss Truman “She was my chief adviser ' ' said the man who made hei a two-term First Lady shield s he ; id Delete Expletive Herschel Walker awarded Heisman Trophy Emerging from the shadows of the Soviet K.G.B. A master spy takes over Brezhnev ' s Kremlin. Yuri Andropov. Doors The Rolling Stones Tom Petty The Police Foreigner Bruce Springsteen Billy Joel Steely Dan Men At Work The J. Geils Band The Who Rick James Go Go ' s Journey Olivia Newton John Diana Ross tt Kl When Heather O ' Rourke, six shrieked, They ' re heeere! in Pol¬ tergeist we almost forgot E.T. Whopper .$1.49 Baskin Robin ' s Ice Cream.$.55 No-Name Pizza_$8.55 6-pac Bud .$2.89 concert tickets . .$11.00- $15.00 album .$7.89 ski lift ticket.$19.00 gas (unleaded) ... $ 1.00 movies .$5.00 dolphin shorts _$12.00 Vuarnets .. $54.00-$75.00 LaCoste shirts_$25.00 501 ' s Levis .$17.00 Topsiders .$49.00 Nikes .$20.00-$65.00 stamp (U.S.).$.20 yearbook .$15.00 Hatchet .(free) Doritos ( l 2 lb) .$1.40 candy bar (snickers) .$.30 Joy ' s and Kelly ' s parking ticket.$12.00 Princess Grace Kelly Greg Khin Pat Benatar Rush Dan Fogelberg Michael Jackson Steve Windwood Lionel B Richie Jr. Adam The Ants Steve Nicks The English Beat Maddness Kim Carnes Eddie Money Stray Cats Hall and Oates Culture Club Flock of Seagulls BACARDI k Jackson Browne Genesis Rod Stewart Ramones The Cars The Clash RockPile Paul Simon Art Garfunkel Willie Nelson The Greatful Dead Neil Young Squeeze Elvis Costello Marvin Gaye M A S H Farewell VISIONS Burying Bear Alabama coach Paul Bear Bryant dies of massive heart attack on Wednesday January 26. 1983 63 STAFF DARYL TALKEN. PRINCIPAL Washington High School stands for excellence. Its standards and traditions have been built over the years by the many students and staff members who have worked at Washington. I hope that each of you been able to be a part of. and a contributor to, the program at Washington High. Your experience should be both enjoyable and productive and, I hope, most memorable in the years to come. 66 7 FINEST NOT PICTURED JULIAN de la O BILL TIBBETTS WHS FACULTY Guin Boggs—Social Science Roger Bredahl—Math Dorothy Britton—Art 71 Fred J. Brower—English Richard Burkhart—Social Science Harry Brumbaugh—Social Science Michael Charsmsky—Special Education Marie Dean—Physical Education Louis Bufkin—Physical Education Mary Chu—Math Christina Dillemuth—Math James Ingram—Physical Education j s %■ Bernard Hofmann—Social Science Ed Kelly—Spanish K. Barry Mottle—English Patricia Koppel—English 74 Ray Koski—Business Anna Krebs—Physical Education Don Kruse—Music Charles McCrystle—English 75 Richard McNatt—Math Owen Mitchell—Math Jan© O ' Donnell—Foreign Language Lym Perkins—Homemaking Don Rohovit—Math Jerilee Oitto—French Stewart Pearlman—English Robert Sinnock—Science Wanda Wilson—English Dick Woodward —Science Nick Stratgopouios—Business Robert Wheeler—Industrial Arts John Zlatnick—Science -- — - .- - ESHMEN Aeschbacher. Anna Agbutos. Rex Agee. Mike A grama, Hussien Agruios. Raysamer Ale enter. Chris Alcock, Tammy ABen. James Alvarez. Maro Anderson. Chris Anderson. Mark Anderson. Monica Antidormi. Scott Baton. Cindy Bator . Chris Barger. James Barr. James Barr eras. Angela Barrett. John Batchelor. Mke Baxter. B« Beach. Merrit Bean. Sean Becerra. Christin Belo. Paul Bennett. Erica Berdctf. Kim Bernards. Kirsten Berumen. Cherise Berunen. Matt Beshears. Robert Betrus. Judi 80 4 Birdsong, Kristi© Bischofberge. Tony Biobner. Mike Btomquist, Eric Boegel. Dennis Bothke. Tom Boylon. Daniel Brady, John Branscum. Mike Brazel. Tammy Brewer. Dave Brooks. Cedric Brooks. M� chael Broon. Mark Brown. Sonya Brown. Susan Brown. Tonya Buen. Kim Busmger. Pamela But am. Ajay Butler. Dana Bye. John Cabrico. Mary Cabigas. Joel Cain. Lisa Ihe Church. Tonia Clark. Craig Clark. Laloni Clark. Tom Clayton. Rick Clements. John Climent. Dan Cline. Heather Clugage. Julie Cobel. Mike Cogan, Patrick Cohen, Naomi Coite. Heather Colburn. Bryan Coleman. Michele Collin. Lisa Coins. Michele Coins. Mike Conrad. Carrine Conrad, Corrinne Cooper. Jacque Corela, Ernie Coronel. Maria Craig. Jim Cramer. Anthony Crane. Rich Crawforth. Melissa Criswel. Samantha Crowley. Sean Crowley. Trevor Crozier. Aaron Crum. Denise Cuellar. Elvia Cummings. Tom Daly. Terri Dang. Dung Daniel. Dave Daniel, Tim Dann. Rhonda Davis. Kim Del Rosario. Leandro Deralta, Milagros Dereis. Steve Desch, Brandon Devencenzi. Kathy Dicero. Andy Digiulio. Jason Dinh. Lisa Dithomos. Denise Doddrdge. Cathi Dorr ego. Danny Doty. Mark Dougan. Joe Dowel. Robin Dudlex. Eric ■ Dunn, Angela Dutiieyl. Mark Duval. Shon Eggert. Vicki Enriquez. Dave Falcon. Maria Farr. Susan Feliciano. Martin Feiciano. Mary Ferguson, Michael Fernandez. Patty Fernando. Gemma Fernanda. Carolyn Fiarentino. Debbie Fiardo. JD Finley, Joe Finley. Shalene Fitzpatrick. Bryan Frakes. Jo than Frazier. Sandy Galand, Todd Gallegos. Veronica Galos. Patrick Garcia. Daniel George. Chris Ghaith. Hart Gtoson. Rod Gilman. Deborah Giubbini. Kristin Gjers, Matt Gleason. Eileen Gmekn. Stephart Golden. Kett Gonsalves. Mark Gonzoga. Adam Goukart. George Graham. Liz Greene, Antonett Gregory. Timothy Grewal. Juggte Griffin, Sidney Grimes. Rhonda Grover. Jeff Guild. Vino Gulexx. Melissa Gutierrez. Diana Gutierrez. Glenn Hansen. Kathleen Hansen. Susan Hawke. Chester Hoggard. Lynn Hamer. Patty Han. Bole Hardwick, Shannon Houser. Paulette Hayward. Linda Heffley John Henderson. Deodra Heredka. Eleno Hereria. Susan Hernandez. Richard Herrera. Gino Herrera. Karen Hickerson. Christie Hicks. Marcus HiM. Cathy m 7 Hoingshaus. Mark Hope. Jennifer Horton. Kirk House worth. Paul Howard. Stuart Hoyles. Bryan Hsiao. James Hughes. Colleen Hughes. Jeff Humes. Brian Huston. John Ihde. Tom James. Michelle Jeon. Tony Jeung. Dong Jimenez. Debbie Johannsson. Jon Johnson. Eric Johnson. Rodney To.cu$e5 jon. Johnson. Theresa Jolie. Darin Jones. Andrew Joseph. Damon Karieskino. Mary Kayo. David Keeling. Julie Keith. Jenny Kemp. Leif Kennedy. Erin Kennedy. Shannon Kilian. Dave King. Darren Kiplinger. Keith Kish. Casey Kish. Jennifer Klarich. John Kline. Mark Ko. Linda Koopmann. Trisha Kretz. Holly Kriczyk. Dave Kuo. Andy La Fontaine. Robert Laine. Lisa Laurie. Dawnie Lawrence. Mike Lee. Kathleen Lee. Laurence Lee. Terry Leggett. Lisa Leinen. Mike Lenhardt. Terry Martinetti. Kim Martinez. Carmen Martinez. Jackie Martinez. Jerome Martinez. Joe Martinez. Lisa Martinez. Mike Maxwei. Glen May land. Kristin Mazone. Tracy Me Alpine. Marie McCutcheon, Nanc McDonald. Jenny McFarland. Mike Mena. Patty Menhennet. Brad Michelsen. Memann Mickeison. Lucy Middleton. Kim Miles. Paulette Miller. Dan MoHister. Keits Mooney. Lillie Mora. Nina Moeira. Paul Morte. Kevin Motta. David Musa. Angel Neilson. Rene Nelson. Darrel Nelson, Dwayne Ngo. Marlene Nguyen. Thu Niello. Mark Noard. Chris Olson. Pam Ona. Cheryl Orocchi. David Pando. Domm c Pando. Mia Park. Chul Parker. John 86 McKenzie. Tommie McLean. Denise McVeigh. Barbara Mearse. Ron Medefros. Gary Mehta, Nishtha Miller. Jim Miller. Richard Miller. Wendy Mirchandani. Alka Mitsuda. Paul Mobley. Kyle Napoli. David Nathan. Steve Nava, Chris Navas. John Nayyar. Anjiv Neeley. Anna Noicu. Dana Nomura. Mark Ogorman. Pat Oistad. Gina Okerlund. Dennis CHaughlin. Tami Pashayan, Audra Patterson. Jon Pouhk. Mike Paxton. Kim Pederson. Lara Perata. Staci Perez, John Perry, Pouta Perry, Petrina Phelps, Darryl Phelps, Robin Porras. Luann Powell. Robert Ramirez, Gabino Ramirez. Gina Ramos. Carolyn Ramos. Jason Ramos, Theresa Randle. Justin Ratcliffe. Sonja Rego. Jody Remlib, Chris Reyna. Junior Reynolds. Trocy Rich. Wendy Rickenbocher. Theresa Rickners, Sarina Ross. Shely Runyan. Donna Russo. Pam Rutherford. Andy Salas. Christine Salinas. Marianne Salvador, Eric Sarnmento. Feliaan Sarrer. Bi Schott. Mike Schramm. Ken Schroud. Scott Schreiber. Dan Schulz. Moly Setton. Evelyn Sheppard. Brian Sheppard. Bruce Sheppard. Pam Shukla. Shubba Siva. Deanna Siva. Greg Siva. Kevn Siva. Susan Siveus. Laura Sivey. Nancy Simbula. Goto Simon. Art SfDes. Steve Skaggs, Sandy Stamon. Shannon Smith. Edwin Smith. Jennifer Smith. Scott Snyder, Brian Soderman, Todd Soto. Ruben Speed. Paul Steinert. Barbara Stem. Shannon Stewart. Matthew Streltsina. Kmitry Stuart. Matt Stupey. Kathleen Summers. Dakie Sundernath. Shyamala Sutton. Matt Swenson. Bruce Swigard. Tina Talken, Tammy Tamarra. Jayna Tayco. Marvyn Tayco, Melvin Taylor. John Taylor. Mike Taylor. Renee Teixeira, Tom Templeton, Tracie Tertaje, Marilyn Terpening. Jill Terra. Victor Teyshak. Jason Thomas. Darin Thomas. Erika Thomas. Jason Thorpe. Tom Titus. John Torres. Rachel Torres. Stephani Tostodo. David Trischetti. John Trombley. Bonnie Vakow. Chris Vallow. Jay Valz. Duane Vargas. Remee Verastegui. Don Virgo. David Vunneys. Audrey Wade. Mike Wade. James Walker. Sean Warford. Scott Warren. Tiffam Waschau. Ricky Waters. Michelle Watzke, Phil Weast. Sandra Weger. Stephanie West. Sally Wheeler. Ten Wheeler. Veronica Wheeler. Dove Whitney. Bonnie Wfcins. Robert Wiliams. Rosemari Wiliams. Janette Wiliams. Henry Wifcs. Angelique Wilson. Keith Winterstein. Rick Winton. Darin Won. Heidi ■ Wong. Annie Wong. Joy LV Above: Greg Silva, Mike Brooks, Allen Aranda, George Goulart and Lennie Calvert strut across the campus before the first frosh football game. Below: These freshmen trade school pictures between classes. A 1ES ' jsA A. nl Ti ii Wong. Lilian Wong, Linda Wrango. William Wright. Kim Wright. Nancy Wright. Matt Wright. Tim Wright. Michelle Wright. David Wynne. Mike Youd. Melinda Ypil. Remegk) L s Zabor. Sam Zanetti. Becky Zameke. Lisa Zavala. Louis Zeljak, David Zepeda. Armando Zvara. Michele Top Row - Barbra Bell. Karen Bond Bottom Row - Barbra Bell - Secretary Sukeshi Bhalani Chris Durie - Treasurer 92 Brunskill. Keith 93 Cdahon. Wendy CameHo. Don Cameron. Duayne Comes. Ginger CanotaJ. Kathy Carpenter. Mike Carter. Greg 94 Edelman, Cynthia Errato. Tony Faria. Susie Fernandez, Berner Fiarro, Laura Figueror, Robin Filippoff. Lenny Fischer. W. Fisher. Kristen Flanagan. Brian Fondren. Aaron Fontecilla, Tammi Frank. Jacque Fraulino, Cris Fredenburg. Leanne Frisbie. Jett Fuentes, Dave Gallagher. Tom Galos. Ronnie Garcia. Yolanda Garcia. Christin Genong, Chris Gerhard. Gina Gerth, Deanna Ghaith. Mohsen Gibson, Scott Gomes. Dave Gonzales. David Goyette, Scott Green. Keli Gregory, Lawrence Grossman, Ira Guineaux, Marilyn Guinan, Joe Guiterrez. Jay Guterrez, Debbie Hackler, Virgil Hackworth, Diana Hagen. Tiffany Hagen, Melonie Hanesworth, Sandra Hansen. Kim Hansen, Paul Harris, Nicole Hart, Meagan Hart, Craig Hartman, Kristina Hashimoto, Teri 95 Huckaby. Karl Hughes, KeUy lermini, Sherri Johnston. Doug Karnes. Kim Kasai. Greg Kenney. John Kinchen. Robert Kinder. Susi Kinghom. Dan Kiplmger. Karen Knowles. Mark Kryder, Rob Lafontame. Steven Lane. Adam % 4 leosk, Dav© Lema. Jo© L©rxxjfc©f, Dan L©ung. Vernon Lewis. Jo© Lewis. Kim McCorkle. Michel© Means. Craig Murray. Melissa Nakamura. Cindy Mar delta, Angela Nausm. Gregg Neads. Jeff Neal. Ronald Nejati. Mojgan Nelson. Lisa Niepoth. Lori Nomara. Chris Northern. Sandra McCullough. Jim McKay. Laura Me Means Ralph 97 Nuckolls. John Odonnell. Ellen Odowd. Kevin CHk. Wendy Olson. Beth Orren. Jeff Ortiz. Todd Ortiz. Michelle Overstrom. Candy Pacheco. Vince Pacho. Daisy Pando. Mia Pappas. Mike Patimo. Yvonne Pedreira. Panch Pegueros. Diane Perry. Rick Peters. Mike Pollard. James Poltron. Todd Prtefach. Dan Pugsley. Mike Pullins, Beth Rairdron, Karen Ramirez. Siberio Ramirez. Litha Ramos. Bruce Ram sell. Brian Ray. Robert Reece. Sean Repberg. William Rhoades. Cameron Riar. Joti Rivera. Joseph Robertson. Ken Rodarte. Gina Ross. Richard Ruben. Andria Rucker. Martin Sabeh. George Sanchez. Jeanette Sato. Steve ScheUenberg. Gary Schmid. Linda Schvartzberg. Pat Scott. Sean Sebastiah Selbicky. Leslie Peterson. Michele Pickett. Rich Pina. Jim Pine. Rick Poe. Steve Pollard. Brenda Pollard. Michael Rodgers. Geoff Rodrigues. Farah Roeber. Elizabeth Roman. Ron Rometsch. Sonja Ross. Douglas Ross. Jeff 98 Selph, Sherry Shelton. Lisa Sherman. Dan Shieler. Dave Silva. Rosa Silva. Olga Slamon. Sean Smith. Curtis Smith. KeHy Smith. Randy Smith. Scott Smittle. Jan Snow. Jaime Sockness. Mark Stonge. Kelly Steih. Derek Steiner. Rick Stephenson. Laura Stewart. James StiweH. Kelly Stevens. Tiffany Stinson. Robert Stjean. Shryn Stoffers, Tracy Stone. Susan Stowe. Rich Stumph. Tina Suendsgaard. Sandra Surano, Brian Swartz. Cindy Toghtoff. Michele Tahra. Kurt Tamarra. Vurton Tammarra. Rhoda Tanner. Becky Tanouye. Lianne Taylor, Ty Tessier. Jeff Thomas. Jeanette Thompson. Alex Thurm. Kim Townsend. Mike Travers. Trevor Tuloss. Jason VaHadares. Viana Vansykle. Gary Velasco. Cindy Velasquez. Marcella Vera. Martha Vera. Jose Vielson. Kristen Vigil. Heinz Viliardos. Pat Wease, Cameron Welsshaar. Janet Wenger. Jennie Whitehead. John Wilson. Brett Whittle. Kym Wlkison. Tashsa Williamson. John Wright. Chris Wright. Jon Xavier. Ken Young. Karen Yu. Keis Zalda. Lidia Zentner. Brenda Zuara. Robert Zuniga. Roque! 99 Aguilar. Jamie Almarz. James Amboy. Imekja Ammon. Lisa Anderson. Scott Archuietta. Vince Andrade. Rod Arquetto. Tina Autrey. Vicki AvHla. Cherrie Bailado. Gary Baily, Keith Baker. Gordon Balestreri. Dawn Balladares. Eva Bierch. Tracy Bishop. David Boule. Theresa Boyajian. Eric Brigilia. Carla Brock way. Scott Brown. Caroline Brown. Layne Brumbaugh, Jill Caldwel. Duwna C aid wen, Sandra Camelio, Jim Cantago, John Car. Stephen Berumen. Heidi 102 Bannister. Jenny Baranowski. Mary I Beach. Danny Bearby, Eddie I Beicher. Sherily Berg. Tor Beveret. Arthur Caso. Jim Casrro. Hermineo Cathcart. Cleon Cerro. Alan Cervantez. Ray Chaney. Leslie Chapman. Steve Crawford. Dave Critche. Cami Crum. Dave Cuellar, Martha Guiett. Kim DaN. Eric Davis. Paul Debano. Kris De Leon. Terry Deluze. Sandra Deies. Debbie Desch. Eric Diehl. Frank 103 Holngshaus. M e Hoover. D©ms© Gilmore. Adam Grimes. Valerie Harchen. Kim House worth. Norm Howe. James Howe. Jennifer Howry. Kari Huffman. LeAnne Humes. Karen Hunter. Pat Hong. Hutnh Irvin. Vaiida lu. Chris Jackson. Derrick Jagel. Louis Jenkins. Dia Johannsen. Andre Johnson. Pam Jones. Cindy Jones. Randy Jones. Suzanne Jordan. Lisa Jouce. Laura Kass. Laurie Kauorkian. Butch Lekn. Danny Kim. Alyssa Kinnear. Shirley Kirby. Jim Knight. Margo Knotes, Debbie Ko. Frank Krejchi. Chuck Krishna. Sheena Kuenzel. Jennifer Kuo. Ann Kurani. Bhavna Kwok. Enoch Leasure. Carol Lee. Ivan Lewis. Anne Lewis. Vickey Licuanan. Mark Lignefl, Heidi 106 Lim. Isaac Lo. Susan Locate . Mark Loh. Ivan Long. Darren Lopez. Leo Love. Michele Lucido. Laura Luei. Joann Mackey. Bob Mackey. Dennis Mahovni. Vrkas Marceno. Ann Marcos. Micheal Martelo, Suzette Martens. Karen Martin. Greg Martin. Rormy Martin. Robert Mart me . Tami Martinez. Dave Martinez. Sergio Mase . Greg Maxwe . Coleen Mayes. Mike McBnde. Mike McCaffrey. Eieen McCammon. Darren McClelan. Jim McCormick. Mark McCoy. Pat McDonough, Theresa McFadden. Kirt McGhee. Robert Mcomber. Art Melo. Lea Mena. John Mendoes. Mike Mendoza. Darryl Mesma. C. Metcalf. Patnaa 107 1 $ Ochinero, Jo© Oden, Mike Ogata, Michelle Oilandi, Trish Olson, Angela Ona, Danny Ortega, Phil 4 1 SJ J Overman, Jennifer Padilla, Henry Pak. Chong Parco, Art Parker. Fred Parker. Steven Parrish. Timo t i Rodriguez. Linda Rodriguez. Rocio Roiny. Peter Romero. Don Ronning. Tracy Rowe. Jane Ruiz. Laura $ % 109 Thompson. Dean Thompson. Doreen Thorpe. Mike Timey. Susan Tootle, Cara Tran. Minh Trimble. Scott vm . r iift � 1 . t Warhurst, Tami Watts. DaneUe Weber. Lisa Wettback. Susan Wenger. Jeff West. Dave Whiteley. Cary Wifcins. Wiiam Wiederholt. Patti Wiiams. Keiven Wiiams. Susan Wiis. Nancy Wilson. Beth Withers. Donna Wol. Koarin Wong, Paul Wooten. Jeff Wright. Darren Wright. Tammy Youd. Lance Zarate. Geratoin Philipp© Abraham Rita Accarizzi Ernest Aldama Natali© Beauchene Cynthia Berend Laura Bern Patricia Bergener Kimberly Birchstein Amanda Blake Paula Bond 115 Stacey Botelho Barbara Bothke Manal Boulos Jeffrey Brody Tommy Bridges Debra Briscoe Asha Butani 116 Steven Calcagno Rodney Campbell Michele Brians Sean Burke Michael De Oliveira Cynthia Devencenzi Pio Dingle Catherine Dodd 120 Kazem Esmaili-Zaree Maria Estenzo Tim De Wein Phyllis Durbin Cal Ewing Donette Garverick Gitta Gilkyson 122 Kathy Gomes Carol Goddard Corrine Gonsalves Nigel Golding James Gordon Kelly Hart Susan Harter Kellie Hay Kim Hartschen ' T Kimberly Hill 124 Patrick Hindmarsh Kari Hinman Cynthia Hobson Kurt Huff Tim Hughes Cara Homsher Pamela Hunnicutt 125 Regina Karleskind Mike King Shawn Kinney James Kinsei 127 Jan© Lee WiHiann Lipman Cheryl Louie Reed Lewis David Urn Brenda Maberry Michele MocKntosh Joseph McDonough Tammara McOmber Gilbert Middleton Polanda Miles Scott Miller JHI Prioio Sandra Rogers Christine Rowe Edward Ruben Gina Rubio Valeriano Ruffa 135 Tamara Ruth Charles Scarano Kent Schiell Kelli Schmidt Eddie Setton Jeffrey Silva Stacy Silva Clifton Simms Robert Simms 137 Alan Tuchtenhagen JeAnne Valenzuela Paula Tutson Rowena Vallo Stacy Torres Fabian Van de Graaf James VanZile Ricardo Vargas Marlin Webb Craig Weiss Teresa West 141 Jockie Vu Eric Zentner Kevin Zimmerman Steven Zeljack Kimberly Zygalinski uinmn-irno uiinsrn This page is in remembrance of Jaque Cooper December 14, 1967-December 14, 1982 This page is in rememberance of Kim Zygalinski September 29, 1965-January 5, 1983 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ALL AROUND Allison Hottl© and Tom Cordano Ben Holder and Judy Pearson FRIENDLIEST PERSONALITY MOST SPIRITED Sean Maxwell and Jackie Hubbell Diane Sato and Jeff Allen 147 J© Ann© Valenzuela. Charlie Scarano. and Tim Hughes Yen Chen and Pam Smith Tricia Gallagher and Brian Carlile Lisa Pegueros and Tony Cabral Laurie Gan and Marlin Webb I M O S T I N D I V I D U A L Kelli Hart and Art Elola Rodney Campbell and Debbie Miller Bejan Pazdel and Kelli Barnett The Husky Award is considered by many to be the greatest honor that is given at Washington High School. Each year it is awarded to ten out¬ standing seniors for service and dedi¬ cation to the school. This year Stu¬ dent Council nominated about thirty deserving seniors for the award and these students completed a form about themselves for a committee of judges. This committee, comprised of Mr. Stelle, Mr. Lane. Mrs. Polland, Mr. Stull, Mrs. Real, and Junior Class Presi¬ dent Jennifer Overman selected the final ten. The winners have worked hard for Washington over the past four years, each being involved in a variety of activities, from athletics and clubs to scholastic achievement and student government. Out of so many fantastic seniors this year, it was difficult to narrow the choices down to only ten, but the decision had to be made. These then ten people have certainly been an honor to their school, and it is lucky that WHS can thank and honor them with an award like the Husky Award. The award winners for 1983 are Natalie Beauchene, Paula Bond, Allison Hot- tle, Debbie Johns, Kim Lawrence, Kathy Mayes, Kristin McGuire, Ed Ru¬ ben, Bunny Sarmiento, and Diane Sato. H 152 BRNK OF Not Pictured: Laura Dennis agriculture. Pam Smith and Kris Stoermer-History Renee Yates English Business 155 Vi ■Hi Gtrfs Basketball Soys Cross Country Washington 36 Irvington 25 Washington 41 Kennedy 18 Washington 18 Mission 41 Washington 24 New-Memorial 31 Washington 20 Logan 38 Washington 56 Kennedy 24 Washington 41 New-Memorial 46 Washington 43 American 30 Washington 39 Irvngton 34 Washington 54 Mission 32 Washngton 60 Logan 41 Washngton 62 Kennedy 20 Washington 46 New-Memorial 56 Washington 42 American 46 Washington 41 Irvington 40 Washington 31 Mission 41 Washington 42 Logan Playoffs 37 Washington 39 New-Memonal 48 FOOTBALL Washngton 0 American 7 Washington 14 New-Memorial 25 Washngton 0 Mission 7 Washngton 14 Kennedy 21 Washington 12 Irvington 20 Washington 28 Logan 0 DBHkj Girts Cross Country Washington Irvngton forfeit Washington Kennedy forfeit Washngton 17 Mission 44 Washngton 18 New-Memorial 42 Washington 21 Logan 37 ' [4 tesl 4. f + ' M m m ► V , 4 Mi S 9 157 Front Row L to R: 11 Ed Pedreira. 87 Adrian Stocker, 50 Clif Simms, 12 Bob Mackey, 32 Ed Arriola, 20 Steve Fudenna, 33 Ronny Martin. 70 Charlie Scarano, 21 Art Elola. 73 Gus Cuellar, 42 Rick Colon. Second Row L to R: Coach Rolova, 61 Ralph Holding. 88 Tony Goulart, 23 Sean Burke. 43 Mike Lewis, 31 Pat McCoy, 64 George Reyna, 40 Tim Hughes, 83 Ron Salvador, 41 Ernie Neeley. Coach Barbero. Third Row L to R: Coach Seyboldt, 71 John Mena, 12 Aaron Fondren, 65 Joe McDonough, 86 Doug Henninger, 85 Sean Maxwell. 84 Andre Johannsen, 30 Cory Rardon, 72 Derrick Jackson, 81 Randy Gonzales, 80 Ed Setton, Coach Rolova. Back Row L to R: Coach Barbier, 82 Brian Carlile, 77 Eric Zentner. 76 Mike Mayes, 51 Michael Hollingshaus, 53 Bejan Pazdel. 75 Jeff Parsons, 60 Jeff Silva, 22 Kris Smith, Coach Murtagh, Coach Jones. VARSITY RCTION SENIOR 72 Derrick Jackson 73 Gus Cuellar 77 Eric Zentner 80 Ed Setton 83 Ron Salvador 85 Sean Maxwell 70 Charlie Scarano 75 Jeff Parsons 82 Brian Carlile 86 Doug Henninger 87 Adrian Stocker HUSKIES Front Row L to R: Coach Rolova, 33 Alan Cerro. 61 Eddie Bearby, 21 Art Parco, 23 Robert Martin, 14 Rodney Andrade, 22 Mike Chavez, 51 Don Camello. 88 Dave Gonzales, Coach Rolova. Second Row L to R: Coach Barbero, 81 Dave Crum, 73 Jim Camello, 43 David Martinez. 60 Bill Gervais. 32 Dominic Pando, 63 Darrell Evans, 87 Henry Padilla, 41 Ernie Villareal. 31 Dean Thompson. Coach Jones. Third Row L to R: Coach Seyboldt, 53 Fernando Pedreira, 83 Kevin Williams, 66 Neil Egan, 42 Ron Falcon, 40 John Boudreau. 82 Dave Donovan, 77 Dan Kinghorn, 85 Jett Winger, 50 Chris Durie. 80 Dan Prestridge. Coach Murtagh. Back Row L to R: 20 Joe Guinan, 74 Todd Redberg. 11 Carl Huckaby, 30 Jim McClellan, 72 Rich Divers. 86 Dave Doyle. 76 Scott Gibson, 84 Dave Leask. FRESHMEN Front Row L to R: 66 Jo© Dougan, 42 Ron Mearse, 12 Eric Lutz, 70 Jim Miller, 51 Bill Rohovit, 22 Michael Brooks, 33 Lynn Calvert, 82 Joram Martinez. Second Row L to R: 87 Mark Hollingshaus, 80 Mark Gonzales, 64 Dan Garcia. 31 Adam Gonzaga, 61 George Goulart, 41 Scott Smith. 18 Brian Collum. 86 Joe Finlay. Third Row L to R: 84 Jason Teyshak, 21 J. D. Filardo, 83 Shannon Stern, 75 Dave Enriquez. 77 Chris Noard. 50 Jason DiGuilio, 53 Matt Stewert. Fourth Row L to R: 63 Mike Wade. 60 Rick Robles, 40 Mike Martinez, 65 Jeff Marquez, 73 Alan Arada. 74 Junior Reyna, 32 Kevin Silva. Back Row L to R: Coach Geminer, Coach Wittmer, Coach Harrington, Coach Craik. FOOTBHLL L to R - Judy Delugg. Kristi Viegelmann, Jeannene Jansen, Shelly 167 Peed Lewis. James Kinsel. Ron Wakley. 169 GYMNASTICS 82-83 Left-Right. Top Bar: Julie Arias, Becky Wallin. Angela Baranski, Carrie Edwards. Lori Cole. Middle Bar. Evelyn Setton. Tina Stumph. Lynn Smith. Laura Stephenson. Tammy McKinzie. Cherise Bereman. On Floor-Dawn Balestreti. Not Pictured-Cheryl Uhlir and Stacy Evans. Top row: Laura Bom. Judy Pearson, Paula Bond Row 2: Becky Baumann. Jeanette Miller Row 3: Roxanne Stark. Trish Murtagh, Karen Bond. Nancy Kaneko Row 4: Margo Knight, Jazmin Jonson Bottom: KeWy Sengbush 172 Coach Marie (E.T.) Dean in action. J.V Rose Puim. Laurie© Miller. Caroline Briscoe. Netty Baker. Rose Puim. Liz Barnett. Natalie Schramm. Theresa Rickenbacher. Coach Dean, Mary Karlskind. Karen Kiplinger. Tracey Stofters, Dalrie Summers Coach Mike Hank in Varsity Tennis. Back Row: Cindy Ross. Trish Gallagher. Paula Fuller. Machele Crane. Kathy Mayes, Kaarin Woll, Front Row: Coach Mike Hankin, Kim Lawerence, Julie Dinh, Kathy Messina, Sheena Krishna. Geraldine Zarate J Cindy Ross Kathy Mayes Machele Crane Kim Lawerence Paula Fuller Trish Gallagher ETBALL Front Row- Chris Nomura. Tom Cordano. Jeff Schrieber. David Lim. Dan Schrieber. Back Row- Coach Boggs. Chris Martinez. Kris Smith. Scott Stanford. Art McOmber. Rod Campbell. Don Parker. Jeff Henderson. Okay, the HUSKES are tired of being pushed around Always feeling this way. the 1982-83 WASHNGTON UGH BOYS VAPSITY BASKETBALL TEAM shows it ExpokJrvg in pre-season with a 13-2 record, they steodiy clmb up the East Bay rankings With the promise of a championship contender, the HUSKES depend heavily on team efforts, insteod of relying on the big man” Sporting an impressive starting line-up as wel as a sturdy bench, this HUSKY team has brought back the excitement that has been badly missed at Washington The team ' s consis¬ tency includes the work of veteran HUSKES Tom CORDANO and Rod CAMPBELL Back for their second year are Jeff SCHREBER. Don PARKER. Art MCOMBER. and Scott STANFORD Up from JV ' S are David UM. Kris SMITH. Chris MARTNEZ. Chris NOMURA, and Jeff HENDERSON The lone rookie as a HUSKY is freshman Dano SCHREBER 36 - JEFF SCHRIEBER ' 83 11 - DAVD C. LIM ' 83 26 - TOM CORDANO ' 83 33 - KRIS SMITH ' 83 6 - CHRIS MARTINEZ ' 83 The packed bleachers pour over team in victory. Tom over Rosa!. Rod vs. Raymond °-B I Chris N. on DEFENSE vs. Minamide On Monday. January 10. our HUSKES entered American High School knowing they were in for a tough game Last year the Eagles embarrassed Washington during the regular season, but with this year ' s tremendous improvement, al had forgotten that encounter to concentrate on this year ' s Eagles FaSng behind for just the first 2 baskets, the HUSKES impressively defeated American 57-48. with the support of a HUSKY invasion in Eagle territory (making their home game our home game) The pride and togetherness of the team and fans ccnJd not be described with mere words Jett. Art. Dan. Dave. Scott, and Chris N Jeff Henderson yanks down Rod Campbell Scott Stanford tip. a rebound. Jeff Schrieber. Art. Chris. Dan. Chris. Dave. Kris, and Coach. Tom Cordano drives past Birdwel. Don Parker looks for open man. Rod concentrates on next move. Tom Gallagher HUSKES ' PUPPES Front Row- Marie Hoingshaus Todd Sodermarm. (Mark Nomura). Matt Stuart. Rich Crane. Dave Tost ado Back- Jason Teyshak. Brendon Desch. Jeff Christensen. Joe Finley. Mark Gonsates. Lynn Calvert Not pictured Joe Marceno. Pat Connors. Cooch Abbott Joe Marceno Lynn Calvert 4 Keith Wilson. s H Cooch Kevin Abbott 1. Becky Bauman drives the ball past American ' s number 23 for a basket for Washington 2. Tricia Gallagher dribbles down court to put the ball up for one of her baskets that made her top scorer of the Huskies. 3. Team picture: Top row- Coach Rob Friedrich, Nicole Harris, Kris Stoermer, Becky Bauman, Kim Stoermer, Tracy Stoffers. Middle row- Margaret Velasquez, Judy Pearson. Laura Bern, Tricia Gallagher. Bottom row: Kirsten Bernardin, Jazmin Jonson. Rocky Zuniga. 4. Becky Bauman 5. Judy Pearson 6. Laura Bern 7. Tricia Gal¬ lagher 8. Jazmin Jonson 9. Kris Stoermer 10. Margaret Velasquez 180 1. Jazmin Jonson tries to make a pass through the American Eagles line of defense. 2. A sudden stop is made by Judy Pearson, due to Rams defensive guard. 3. Junior Varsity: Top left- Coach Don Bliss. Cara Tootle, Mary Karlstein, Tammy Talken, Mary Carlson. Natalie Shramm, Cindee Rae, and Coach Tim Henning. Bottom left- Rose Puim, Dalrie Summers. Liz Barnett, Lynette Baker, and Kim Buen. 183 mm top C-R Mark Locatelli, Sean Slamon, Chris Rinelib, Steve Fudenna, Casey Kish, Kevin Byers. K� ,ier, Mark Brown, Pgui Hansen, Kevin Bussinger, Mark Goubini bottom L-R Victor Frank Diehl. Randy (stud) Xavier, John Doyle, Fabian Van I I Kathy Clark Shannon Mizel Julie Clugage Roxanne Stark Laura McCay Naomi Nakamura Melinda Voud Elana Heredia Cindy Smittle Karen Kiplinger Shannon Slamon Cindy Jones Kelly Sengbush Heidi Woll Kaarin Woll Julie Steinman Coach Ray Koski SENIOR Kathy Mayes SENIOR Kelly Sengbush TOP ROW: Wayne Hackler, Kevin Wil¬ liams MIDDLE ROW: Darren King, Brian Clark, Tom Bischoberger, John Klarech BOTTOM ROW: Robert Lafontaine, Re- migio Ypil, Mike Chairez, Steve Sato BOYS TENNIS Top Row: Dave Crawford. Jim Kirby. Fred Brechtel, Phillipe Abraham. Luther Moyer. Jeff Allen, David (Clam) Lim. Vikas Mahavni Middle Row: Chad Nelson. Glen Lee. Scott Anderson, Geoff Rogers, Chino Sarmiento. Ankur Mather Bottom Row: Jay Vallow, John Barrett. Ken Schramm, Damon Amboy, Keith Brunskill SENIORS (Ron) Hu. (Frank) Palani. (Brett) Hina. (Mike) lo Maka, (Mike) I ' A Po ' o. (Dennis) Kenika. (Scott) Kawele, (Jason) lakona. (Chris) Kiliki. TOP: Chris Sanchez. Patti Mena. Shelly Rishel, Stacy Cobel, Renee Taylor. Erin Kennedy. Michelle Waters. Barbara McVeigh. Tami Me Kenzie. MIDDLE: Debbie Johns. Theresa West. Tina Rider. Chris Giut- tina. Ilene Gleason, Evalyn Sutton. Julie Arias. Lynn Haggard. Chris. Kelli. Debbie Gutierrez. Bottom: Nancy. Kathy Clark. Cammy. Heidi. Karen. SOFTBRLL1983 - -y Left to right; Kaarin Woll, Karen Kiplinger. Tricia Gallagher, Becky Baumann. Wendy LaVerne. (Coach) Mrs. Dean. Kelly Sengbush. Paula Fuller. Margo Knight. Kirsten Bernardin. Rose Puim, Holly Schulz, Lynnette Baker (Manager) i T Y V S I T Y Bottom row: Kim Paxton. Cindy Steinman. Ilyce Tejada, Heidi Woll. Middle row; Gina Rodarte, Carolyn Briscoe. Pam Olsen. Stacie Anderson, Shannon Rediger, Top row; Theresa Boule, Angela Olsen. Theresa Rickenbacher. Annette Chun. Michelle Wright, (Coach) Mrs Fietas 1 % SENIORS!!! 1. Ralph Holding a terrific catcher, on and off the field 2. Tony Goulart has dreams of being an all-star player. 3. Pat Hunter. Steve Fudenna. Mark Vierra. John. Quesmerrie. Dave Gainer. Chris Smith. Tony Goulart, Eric Morgan, and Sean Finney wait for their turn at the bat. 4 Dave Gainer in action on his base. Eric Morgan pitches an¬ other killer ball. 5. John Quesmerrie, Jim McCellan, and Dave Donavan cheer on the rest of the team. 6. Coach Lightfoot concentrates on the strategy for a winning game. Front Row: Marianne Salinas, Becky Wallin, Angel Peters, Jody Rego. Marianne Michelson, Second Row: Doreen Thompson, Susan Sanlind, Jenneane Jansen, Annette Verela. Jenniter Overman, Patricia Metcalf, Tami War- hurst, Lisa Pegueros, Brenda Zentner. Above: Jennifer Overman sprints to¬ wards the finish line. Willi Brian Yen Rick Pat Buckley Carlile Chen Colon Hindmarsh Track. ‘83 Front Row: Lane© Youd, Paul Davis. Keith Cox. Ken Roberts. Darren Me Common. Second Row: John Sullivan. Willi Buckley. Norm Houseworth, Chuck Krejchi. Jaime Vargas. Third Row: Pat Hindmarsh, Ivan Loh. Rick Colon. Fourth Row: Eric Zentner. Bejan Pazdel, Fifth Row: Brian Carlile ABOVE: Brian Noia LEFT Coach Gil Lemmon and Coach Don Rohovit 1 Prosh-Soph. FAR LEFT: Paul Davis glides over the bar. MIDDLE: Angel Peters, Marianne Salinas, Jen- neane Jansen and Patricia Metcalf keep pace with each other during a race. ABOVE: Darren Me Common: Born to be an airplane? Front Row: Daryl Beck, Clair Jamgochian, Steve Davis, William Rohovit, Second Row: Dean Thompson, Duane Smith, Mike Brooks, Matt Stewart, David Wheeler, Third Row: Paul House worth, Joe Finley, Kelly Smith, Dan Prefach, Doug Homa, Fourth Row: Vernon Leung, Mike Wade, Dave Orocchi 202 Top: Chris Eu, Paulette Miles, Geraldine Zarate, Michelle Henderson, Kathy Reagan. Andrea Ruben, Art McComber. Kim Stoermer, Ed Rubin, Sean Beth Wilson. Bill Craig Tahira. Jennifer Smith. Middle: Kathleen Stupey, Genalinda Batara, Uma Menula, Jill Terping. Julie oinh. Amelda Amboy. Terri Brians, Cara Tootle. Debbie Knolls. Bottom: Matt Stewart. Lisa Dinh, Cindy Ross. Kathy Mayes, Roxanne Stark, Chris Nomura. Gene Rutlage. SENIORS 203 An important part of after school sports sometimes is overlooked. The spotlight is on the playing field or court, but some of the credit should go to those who make it all official: the statisti¬ cians. They have the responsibility of making sure that all the action is recorded on paper, so that the coaches know exactly where im¬ provements are needed, and where they are not. This page is dedicated to those who make it all possible. (This Bud ' s for you.) Bottom row: Bunny Sarmiento. Nancy Kaneko. Middle: Maria Estenzo. Top row: Laura Bern. Lisa Pegueros, Judy Pearson. Kelli Barnett, Liz Barnett. 204 Winding up the volleyball games. Mr. Fred Brower ' s A-period defeat¬ ed Mr. Bob Sinnock ' s A-period 21-15 to win the first intramural volley¬ ball 1 championships. In all 30 A-periods competed in the games, and according to Mr. Steve Mangini, It was a real success, especially when it was rainy outside. 1. Tammy Ruth gets ready to set the ball to the front row for a winning slam. 2. Cliff Simms shows his usual train of concentration. 3. A killer serve by Debbie Miller? 4 No one can ever say that Chris Martinez doesn ' t give his all. 5. Ed Setton the killer spiker. 6. Ed smiles pretty for the camera, as he bites the dust. 7. The proud winning team- Diane Sato. Stacey Silva, Ed Setton. Cliff Simms. Ed Rueben, Ron Salvador. Jeff Silva, and Jeff Schreiber. 205 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Natalie Beauchene- Spirit Week and Homecoming. Husky Awards, Halloween, Rep Assembly, Senior Officers Sean Cavenaugh- CSF, Faculty, Photographer Liana Crabtree- International Club, Slave Day, Freshman Class, Track and Field Sandra Deluze- Sophomore Class, Wrestling, Boy ' s Tennis Carrie Edwards- Gymnastics, Badminton, Wrestling Kelly Hart- Junior Class, Turkey Trot, Bank of America Awards Cindy Hobson- Interact Dance. Chess Club, Rally Group. Swimming Ben Holder- Spirit Week and Homecoming, Maintenance People, Swimming Allison Hottle- Title Page, Introduction, Division Pages, Rememberance Pages, Table of Contents, Acknowledgements Nancy Kaneko- Volleyball. Boy ' s Basketball, Statisticians David Lim- Drama, Girl ' s Tennis. Boy ' s Soccer Brad Mangin- Head Photographer Joy Mangrobang- Student Council. Band, Tim Capsule, Score Page, Junior Class, B of A Awards Bunny Sarmiento- Hello Dance. Bike Club, Sadie Hawkin ' s Dance. Senior Favorites, Senior Breakfast, Senior Candids Diane Sato- Yearbook Staff, Hatchet Staff, Interact Club, Senior Breakfast, Senior Favorites, Senior Candids Stacy Silva- Boy ' s Block W Club, Girl ' s Block W Club, Choir, Girl ' s Soccer. Softball Pam Smith- Football, Senior Class Cara Tootle- Booster Club, Girl ' s Basketball, Baseball. Ads Fabian Van de Graaf- Cross-Country Armida Villareal- Secretaries, Administration. Counselors, Librarians Craig Weiss- Photographer Randy Xavier- Photographer Mr. Brower- Dedication. Volley Bowl I Ash Studio- Senior Portraits I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to Mr. Brower and all the staff members for their efforts. Brad Mangin deserves special recognition for the excellent job he did as head photographer. Many thanks go to those outside the yearbook class who gave us assistance including Ash Stu¬ dio and Joe Gosen, contributing photographer It is my hope that the 1982-1983 Washingtonian brings back happy memo¬ ries of a great year to all who see it. Thank you. Allison D. Hottle Washingtonian Editor 1982-83 Pg 4 5 Bookends Copyright 1968 Paul Simon Used by permission. Pg 6 8r 7 Around and Around by John Denver Copyright 1970, 1971 Cherry Lane Music Publishing Co., Inc. Used by permission. All rights reserved. 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