Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1986 volume:

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Such happiness was seen and heard constantly this year with sparkling smiles, bellowing cheers, and ecstatic shrieks of joy. U nity was an important factor at Washington. Never was this more evident than at sports events or at rallies when students came out to cheer, offer support, and egg their team on. Our athletes responded by providing their loyal fans with exciting matches and winning records. This feeling was also carried into the classrooms and the hall¬ ways. Students were more than willing to stop here and there to talk to old friends and meet new ones while teachers, once again, devoted their extra time to help out. Everyone ' s willingness to cooper¬ ate and to cheer on the school brought the Huskies together S tyle: mohawks, flat-tops, afros. or spikes — which hair style do you like? Coiffeurs from the vanguard to the conservative weren ' t the only styles on campus. This year, we were reac¬ quainted with paisly. which joined the realm of fash¬ ion here along with flowery prints, varsity jackets, rolled up pants, tee-shirts and blue jeans. These, however were only fads Whatever our students did, they put their own stamp on it. Originality, cre¬ ativity, and sophistication were styles of the Husky! K nowledge, the accumulation of information for the benefit of the people. To gain it is not always an easy task. Nagging parents, per¬ sistant teachers, thick textbooks, and late nights had to be tolerated by each student. However terrible it may seem at times, the students here realize that learning is a primary goal at Washing¬ ton, and we are reminded of this fact whenever we have troubles and need the help of a teacher or other faculty member. The time they are willing to spend with us makes us realize the importance of school and knowledge. I ndividuality can often times be destructive to a group ' s purpose, but what each person adds makes for a better whole. At Washington, the environment is perfect for students to contribute their personalities to the school ' s character. Ath¬ letes, funny people, and serious students all blend together to make Washington what it is. E ntertaining the students during school hours was a main concern this year. As a result, teachers and the faculty put in a little extra effort. Science teachers found it useful to demon¬ strate lessons through the use of bowling balls, bike tires, or even soup cans. The bizarre core of English teachers encouraged the abstract, the sublime, and the altogether different ideas swimming around in students ' heads. Students looked forward to visiting the outrageously decorated rooms they had helped to create. Lunch time offered music to our ears, rallies, class competition and intramural sports. ■I pirit is the fuel that keeps a school going. Nothing during the year can be done effi- k—7 ciently if the student body isn ' t behind it all the way. From the moment the year starts, efforts are made to help the new students fit in and to make the old ones feel more at home. Spirit isn ' t just a simple word to describe a ghost, a drink, or a feel¬ ing. It ' s an idea harbored by each student. It ' s the pride in the school, the enthusiasm behind the ef¬ fort, and the happiness that results when the goal is reached. This year happiness, unity, style, knowl¬ edge, and individuality, and entertainment were some of the forces that went into building indelible spirit of the HUSKIES. ‘of Woshingfcn 1 Vashingt nian l| Mr Stuart Lane graphs taken of tfcerr ‘Friendly. Helpful, Caring Yind Humorous Hi Imilar They U pd words %e “Sharp. HarJL rWould seenh though that no matter hoi xjr y and appreciation in having had yo hod wishes to de i.the Nineteen Hunred and! t tha ude t body with fuch cfejcribfc him andV e: diligent and very ResponsiHi |an never find tt right ones t ' OU MP LANE. ONE AND ALL ho was descried 1 w teachers w Wai a. Serious but funl| vwords we use. w« 3 Jpend. WE THANK ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL: DARYL TALKEN The never ending role of administrator can be quite a demanding task. Here at W.H.S.. we are lucky to have five administrators to teach us all about the wonderful world of learning. They are the people that teach us all about referrals, calling parents, and best of all how to spend our Saturday mornings. This year the administration staff has been divided into sections according to their tasks. Mr. Bray provides services on counseling and instruction, while Mrs. Smith provides services on curriculum and instruction. Mr. Rabeneau attends to students whose last names begin A-L, just as Mr. Snyder attends to students whose last names begin M-Z. Mr. Talken, on the other hand, serves as our principal. Let ' s thank these hard-working individuals for their guidance and friendliness. Assistant Principal: Roy Snyder Assistant Principal: Russel Rabeneau CLERICAL STAFF 1 Nina Bainer-Principal ' s Secretary. 2. Marilyn Wall-Records Clerk. 3. Anne Zenger-Attendance Clerk. 4. Karen Darnell-Resource Aide. 5. Billy Silva-Attendance Clerk. 6. Dorothy Savo-Attendance Clerk. 7. Louise Ng-Data Processing Clerk. 8. Mari¬ lyn Kack-Copy Center Clerk. 9. Bev Goomas-Career Education Techni¬ cian. 10. Lois Baker-Attendance Clerk. 11. Dee Vis-Account Clerk, (not pictured: Carol Sunderland- Resource Aide) COUNSELORS 15 LIBRARY Head librarian. Mrs. Zlatnik. takes time out to read her memo. When needed Mrs. Zlatnik can always be counted on. The library can be very useful to students as well as teachers. 16 MAINTENANCE 85-86 1. Chris Garcia-Supervisor High School Facilities. 2. Julian de la O- Custodian II. 3. Aurora Leyva-Matron. 4 Roxanne Ponsi-Supply Clerk. 5. Tony Rodriguez-Custodian I 6. Chris Roehm-Maintenance (Not Pictured- Felix Echevaiia-Custodian I John Gardner-Custodian I, Bob Hunsinger-Gardner.) 77 ' Jane O ' Donnell Foreign Language Dick Woodward Science Wanda Wilson English Karen Mitchell Foreign Language Nick Stratigopolos Work Experience Education FACULTY 85-86 Joanne Robison Math Georg© Wallach Social Science Bernard Hofman Social Science Donald Rohovit Math Patricia Koppel English Robert Foster Social Science Science Anna Krebs Science Wallace Hurley English Susan Blei Business Owen Mitchell Math 20 Guin Boggs P.E. William Rafloski Business w U K Richard Burkhart Drama Stagecraft Ray Bettencourt Social Science 21 Stephen Mangini P.E. Student Activities 22 Pat L. Miller Learning Center Roxane Dawson Foods Science P. E. Gerald Sone Driver ' s Ed. Auto Metal John Lowery Soc Sci. Robert Wheeler Industrial Arts Gayle Maljon Business ' 23 24 Victoria VanLieshout Science ALL WORK AND NO PLAY. . . IS A BUMMER There are more than seventy classes you could take But no. you ' ve got to take French. Hi kids! Ed Barbero here. “I don ' t care if it is a family pet. I said. Get it out of here Even with a camera, my hands are quicker than the eye. 25 Look mom! W© used crest and we ' re proud of it. THE GOVERNMENT MEETS THE PUBLIC DJ ' s GO APEII Ron Vargas (upside down). Ernie Corella NOT PICTURED: Jothan Frakes (Head). Rem Ypil Cries of anarchy, socialism, commu¬ nism, military juntas, and social unrest were rudely silenced with the pound¬ ing of the gavel — Comrade Dinh. af¬ fectionately called Frauline Gabby, had appeared to wreak havoc. Des¬ potic maledictions echoed from her lips as the awe struck members of her cabinet cringed in nervous anxiety. Meeting called to order! she bel¬ lowed as her head bodyguard, Herr Mangini, stood by. clad in the official party uniform: Pierre Cardin sweats. The little general, shorter by far than her party cronies, had come to put her iron grip on the Washington High Com¬ mune. Facing the fearless leader, the panic stricken council awaited her party address A SHOCK. A THUNDER¬ ING CONTRADICTION, however, issued forth Murderous applause pervaded the room as the plan was initiated We are going to make everyone feel like a Husky and the Commune will thrive on spirit and participation!! ASB OFFICERS: Lisa Dinh — President. Marianne Salinas — Treasurer. Bill Rohovit — Vice President. Michelle Radcliffe — Secretary (Above) PUBLIC RELATIONS: Erika Thomas. Theresa Rickenbacker. Holly Kretz (Head). Maria Rabuy. Dalrie Summers THE ' ’IMPORTANT PEOPLE (Bottom) Laura Klodzinski. Hatchet Editor. Aka Mirchandani. Heod PTSA Rep. (Top) Kathleen Lee. Sec of Organizations. LaShelle Manning. Spirit Commissioner. Stacy Pelletier. Girts Athletic Rep. Joe Marceno. 1C Rep. Shubha Shukla. PTSA Rep JD Filardo. Boys Athletic Rep. Dwayne Nelson. School Board Rep NOT PICTURED Shyamala Sundemath. Co-School Board Rep CN CO MEETING CALLED TO ORDER 1. THANKS. JOE. FOR THE PICTURE! Alko Mirchandani. Michelle Radcliffe. Maria Rabuy. Lisa Dinh. JD Filardo. LaShelle Manning. Marianne Salinas. Jennifer Lewis. Heidi Anderson. Erika Thomas. Kelly Lin. Holly Kretz. An- nelisa Hedgecock, Bill Rohovit, Theresa Rickenbacher. Ernie Corella. Dalrie Summers. Tammy Talken. Kathleen Lee, Stacy Pelletier, Shubha Shukla, Dwayne Nelson, Ron Vargas on top of Mike Karicher. Kevin Chun ' s in there somewhere. Shubha Shukla reads a student council hit list. Or is it a Christmas card? Taking a break from the pressures of making decisions. Hey, Tammy, how many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Roll? 5. Joe. what ' s that on your lip? 30 MEETING ADJOURNED 1. Annelisa checks to see what a loyal constituent has left her. 2. Give anybody some power and they ' ll find the strangest things to do. 3. A view from the Vice President ' s seat — notice the nametag to remind Bill of who he isn ' t. 4 Lisa Ding instructs LaShelle Manning to keep quiet during the meeting while she makes a note of it. 5. The Honored High Council discusses the possibility of taking over the Arab Oil Fields. 6. Kevin finally realizes that he made a mistake while Lisa lets him know about it. 1ST TERM PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY VETO BILL ROHOVIT JD FILARDO TAIRY WHEELER ABSTAIN VOTE WHS HOUSE OF 2ND TERM ORDER COMMUNICATE REPRESENTATIVES If you thought you saw Jaws lurk¬ ing around the campus, then it was probably the Juniors ' day for Spirit Week. Their skit reflected the past summer ' s box office smash A View to a Kill . On the night before the big Wash- ington-lrvington game, Hank, the se¬ cret of Washington ' s victory, was ab¬ ducted. The Student Council held an emergency meeting and immediately agreed to call in James Bond, Jr., 0087. Despite, or maybe because of, the bungling of his lovely new assistant. Bond was able to locate where Hank was being held: Gilligan ' s Island. After staging a swift commando raid. Hank was freed And Bond? Well . The Juniors ' action packed perfor¬ mance earned them a tie for second place. And their spirit lasted the whole week as peo¬ ple dressed up for fun days as Camp Day, Designer sheets Day, Gladbag Day, and Army Day. J A M E S B O N D 34 iU TES H ✓ You better watch out, you better not pout, you better not cry. I ' m telling you why, the evil Viking is coming to town. No, no, that isn ' t right. Unless you ' re talking about the Sophomores ' skit. It seems that once upon a time, on the outskirts of Fremont, there lived an evil Viking. And one dreary morning, the Viking woke up and decided to wreck all the schools in town. So off he went. One by one, the schools fell. Nobody could stop the Viking, not even the mighty Mission warriors. Then finally, the Viking came upon Washington, and at its gates stood Hank. As the Viking drew closer. Hank rushed out and at¬ tacked him. And after a fierce battle, the Viking was driven off and Washington was saved! The Sophomores ' superb showmanship earned them a tie for second place. The other days that were selected included Beach Day, Western Day, Bum Bag lady Day, and Love and Peace Day. 3 sE5 35 These are the voyages of the Freshmen Federation. Their mis¬ sion. to seek out and explore, to boldly go where no class has gone before. Do these lines sound familiar? Well, they should, those were the lines that launched the Freshmen skit. In response to an oncoming fleet of Irvington invaders, the Freshmen Federation (FRF) hastily sent out a starcruiser to the outlying planets of Sophmortas, Juni¬ per, and Seniorities. Its mission, to establish contact and unite their respective forces into one against the Irvington threat. Braving meteor showers and hostile aliens, the FRF suc¬ ceeded at their mission. And the next solar day. on the field of football, the Irvington forces were F repelled! The Freshmen ' s fine performance also earned them a tie for second place Their selection of days, which included Hawaiian Day. Safari Day. E Athletic Day. and the traditional Orange and Black Day, showed that while they were new at this, they did know what was going on. Good job. Freshmen! A R L E S S F R E S H M E N 36 1ST PLACE You may have heard of Band-Aid, Live-Aid, and maybe even Kool-Aid, but if you missed Spirit-Aid, then you missed it all. Spirit-Aid was sponsored by the Senior Class in an attempt to stop the ever growing threat of Irving- tonitis. MCed by Peewee Herman, the show featured guest perfor¬ mances by the Freshmen, the Soph¬ omores, and the Juniors. While these opening acts were good, they were dwarfed by the awesome sound quality of the Seniors ' live Rock Band finale. This extravaganza raised enough spirit to put an end to Irving- tonitis forever. For their imagination and creativ¬ ity, the Seniors were awarded the trophy for first place. They picked a number of unique and fun days for their last Spirit Week and these in¬ cluded Saharra Day. Injury Day, Peace and Freedom Day, Concert Day, and to round it off, the tradi¬ tional Orange and Black Day. Great job. Seniors! s E N S A T I O N A L S E N HOMECOMING DANCE The gang takes a breather. 38 The Bird comes to Washington. MR. HUSKY NOMINEES Dwayne Nelson Bill Rohovit Chris San tel ices Hank 39 MR. HUSKY FINALISTS Dwayne Nelson Bill Rohovit MR. HUSKY 1985-1986 KEVIN CHUN s r. Being elected Mr. Husky was an exciting honor to Kevin. After serv¬ ing as Vice President of the Class of 1986, he moved on to become President. These, however, weren ' t his only accomplishments. Kevin sacrificed his precious homework time to be an A Period Representa¬ tive and a Spirit Week activist for three years and a tennis player for another two. This year, he was also a Hatchet reporter. Kevin, with his willingness and hard working atti¬ tude, added so much life to the school. This is the kind of Mr. Husky that really represents the essence and spirit of WHS. Good job, Kevin! The 1985-86 Homecoming game was held the Saturday im¬ mediately after Spirit Week. This year the Huskies played against the Irvington Vikings. The score read 7-0 in favor of the Huskies just before halftime. The halftime festivalties began as the soon to be crowned royal queen and princesses were chaufferred onto the field in cars courtesy of Ash Studios. Lisa Dinh was crowned the new queen by last year ' s queen, Kelly Stange. The Seniors were also announced the first place winners of Spirit Week, and Kevin Chun, the senior president accepted the trophy. After¬ wards, the Huskies returned to the field and swept the Vikings 27-6. Yea, Huskies! HOMECOMING NOMINEES Patty Mena Tammy Talken I Marianne Salinas HOMECOMING QUEEN FINALISTS ipp m VM M — ft t! M Princess Kathleen Princess Patty Princess Tammy Princess Gina 44 I each Homecoming pnn- contributed much to our Lisa ' s contributions have stood ut. She has been a member ot such clubs gs CSF, Interact, and Internation¬ al Club all four years and, in her Junior Vfear, she was the International Club ' s treasurer. Adding to that, Lisa has been a student council member since she was a sophomore. Befoi’e becom¬ ing our ASB President, she was PTSA Rep and ASB Secretary. Lisa also found the tim6 to be an athlete: a tennis player and a hulking powder puffer. Congratulations, Lisa, and thank you for all your time and effort. POWDER PUFF I don ' t think we will look like she does when we do it. If you think this act is good, catch the one in the balcony We yelled and cheered, and pa¬ raded for all to see You ' ll find the importance of this page on one hundred fifty-two and one hundred fifty-three What do you mean? You ' re the one who bought the dog. She just took the mike Let her go Maybe some¬ thing will come up CHRISTMAS qS£k This year. Tragos Comos sponsored the International Winter Ball On the night of December 20th. cou¬ ples turned out to dance, laugh, and have a good time be¬ fore the much await¬ ed break. Music was provided by DMST. 48 DANCE You may have been just a tad bored if you got to the Valentines Dance on time The cheers and hol¬ lars from the north gym may have mode you wonder if you should have gone to the basketball game against Logan after all But once the game was over, and the crowds came pouring in. the ASB sponsored Valentines dance was the place to be Our exciting victory over Logan carried into the dance, bringing smiles , k and fun to al through- A m. out the night CHOIR 1985-86 CHOIR Bozdeck, Lisa Brown, Julie Burke, Michelle Cadd. Jennifer Carr, Kerry Carrero, Israel Cawvey, Cheryl Cobbs, Vickie Colcock, Rich Crozier, Brenda Dodge, Dawn Edwards, Cheryl Fetzer, Melissa Fisci, Gina Fonticilla, Shere Garcia, Sandie Goulart, Carlos Hazen, Michelle Hodge, Larry King, Andrew Kiplinger, Kama Kretz, Holly Lazenby, Christy Madali, Georgianna McJunkin, Michelle Miller, Wendy Nayyer, Ritu Nelson, Dwayne Nordloh, Dale Olmstead, Sandra Pelletier, Cindy Pelletier, Stacy Perry, Susan Puim, Rose Quick, Stacy Rich, Wendy Shores, Deanna Silva, Susan Simpson, Sandy Stewart, Carrie Thomas, Erica Utzig, Denise Vandenbroek, Joanne Varel, Massiel Williams, Hank Wynne, Mike 51 1985 1986 Band Almarez, Valerie Brechtel, Stephanie Brooks, Chester Carrillo, Maricruz Dronkers, Jeff Gousset, Katia Gray, Jeff Kluegl, Mary Loeb, Max Mclnnes, Sean Mickelson, Phyllis Moran, Robert Patterson, Lisa Turnarra. Roz Uranga, Carol Winterstein, Joanne Wu, Susan Babylon, Barbera Brooks, Ced Carrillo, Ghia Delp, Chris Galvin, Arthur Gousset, Laurent Herrera, Cindy Kuo, Rishar Lorigan, Paul Mickelson, Lucy Morales, Georgette Nguy, Xuan Scot, Chris Uranga, Billy Wang, Losa Winterstein, Rick Zabor, Sammy S3 Drama Returns To WHS With HARVEY 1. THE HARVEY PLAYERS: Marcus Ay son, Michel© Carpenter. Naomi Cohen. Dorothy Esco¬ bar. Ari Filardo. Sara Gaith, Hatla Hallstiensson. Trica Koopman, Christine Kralo- vansky, Christy Lazenby. Robert Love, Chris Nelson. Sheryl Sanchez. Peter Spell¬ man. Christa Velasco. Stacie Zembick. 2. The musical assistants: Rick Winterstein. Paul Lorigan, Sam Zabor, Lavrant Gosset. Joanne Winterstien, Steph¬ anie Brechtel. Sean Mclnnes. Barbara Babylon. 3. “You look lovely, my dear 4 Taking a bow The production of Harvey was brought to Washington High School in 1985 and with it came a revival of the once prominent Washington drama troop. The first major produc¬ tion at W.H.S. since 1976, Harvey served as a needed boost to awak¬ en the once dormant drama de¬ partment. With the hard work of Richard Burkhart and the time and devotion of the Harvey cast the production proved to be an excel¬ lent interpretation of an established play. 1. Director Richard L. Burkhart sparked a re¬ newed interest in major dramatic produc¬ tions this year 2 Runa D. Larsen, Assistant Director, assisted Mr Burkhart with his monumental task 3. Mr Dwayne Mitchell, Music Director. 4. The directors take a bow. 5. Naomi says. Yes give him the formula. 6. Eric Mueller gives orders using high tech head set. 7. Marcus and Robert learning their lines. PRODUCTION CREW The production crew has proved to be the back bone of the perfor¬ mances. It includes the make up mis- stress, costume mistress, public rela¬ tions, and the very important tech crew. They build and design the sets, take care of the lighting and curtain and numerous other esstential details. The set for the spring musical proved to be challanging for the staff. There were tree ' s to be sculpted, vines and tiki ' s to be painted, and a phone booth to be designed. The Stagecraft staff met every sixth period as a class. A day didn ' t go by when one could walk by room 201 and not hear the noises of a set being pro¬ duced. The production crew took on a tre¬ mendous amount of responsibility. Without this group, our shows would not have gone on. A special thanks to the whole production crew! 57 SPRING MUSICAL 1. Natalie Estridge and Marcus Ayson share c scene. 2. There he is! 3. Suprise! 4. Love 5. A tense moment. 6. Cha Cha J.D. 7. Marcus the man in demand. Bells Are Ringing is a musical per- The director Richard Burkhart again t- The chorus formed by Washington students. The brought to us a superb performance. Heii 0 cast musical and dramatic departments He has helped to develope and ere- 4 H ® y ° put that out! worked together to create an enter- ate some e xceptional talent here at 5 . do you understand? taining and delightful performance. Washington. 6 . is it love? WASHINGTON President: Joe Bischopfsberger Treasurer: Nancy Rego and Secretary: Colleen Scott Athletic Director: Gilbert Lemmon The Washington High School Huskies Boosters is made up of parents who help our school ' s sports pro¬ gram by attending the games and having year-round fund raisers. The meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month (except during basketball season when the group meets on the first Monday of the month) at 7:30 P.M. in Room 81 at WHS. Two students, representing the boys and girls athlet¬ ics programs and the associated student body, also attend and participate. It is not necessary to have a student participating in our school sports program in order to join. During the past year, approximately $18,000 has been raised to purchase some of the necessities that help the Huskies athletic program be the best that it can be. 60 SAY CHEESE BOOSTERS Student Council awards the Boosters tor a job well done. Meeting is in session J.D. Filardo-Boys rep 1985-1986 Accomplishments and Activities First Aid kits for all sports Hurdles for Track Wrestling scoreboard Swim Lanes for swim team Installation of public address systems for north gym Water Coolers for all sports Decals for Football helmets Portable PA systems VHS Camera and TV unit, with battery Detailing on north gym floor Letters for marquee Swim team sweatsuits Knee braces for football team 50 50 Halftime Events Super Bowl Pizza 5th Quarter Parties Spaghetti feed and Auction Me Donalds fund-raiser T-shirt, hat and cushion sales Carpeting for south gym Tennis nets and court wind breakers Batting cage for baseball teams Football programs Basketball posters Dirt for baseball and softball fields Chain gang for football games Timers for Track events T-shirts for Washington Township Relays Wrestling Mat Carrier New uniforms for girls soccer teams Monthly mailing of Pawprint Boys baseball dugouts Girls softball dugouts Mervyn ' s Inventories Powder Puff Football Snack Bar 6 monthly flea markets Pancake Breakfast Traveling snack bar Stacy Pelletier-Girls rep Jim. Botch. Gary. And Dave the networks 5 T H Q U A R T E R P A R T I E S 61 SKI CLUB The alarm rings in what seems like the middle of the night, waking a slumbering student so he can make it to the school parking lot by 4:30 am. Why would any¬ one want to be at school that early on a Saturday? To the members of the ski club that ' s an easy question. Fresh powder, moguls, jumps, wind-burned faces, and chapped lips make it all worth while. This year ' s ski club enjoyed day trips to Sierra Ski Ranch on January 11, and to Kirkwood on February 8. Great interest was shown in the winter months, caus¬ ing spaces available for the trips to be filled up in only a few days. With early planning and organization, next year ' s ski club will hopefully share the same success. 62 TRAGOS COMOS Aside from the tremendous reviv¬ al he brought to Washington ' s dra¬ ma department, Mr. Burkhart also organized the formation of the Tra- gos Comos club. Trago Comos, a Latin team meaning tragedy com¬ edy, is a term of drama, which is what this club is all about. The orga¬ nization of the club began towards the end of last year in order to spark students ' interest and plan activities for the following year early. One of these activities was to see the per¬ formance of the musical GIGI at Cal State Hayward. After the show, students had the opportunity to speak with cast members and gain additional information in the field of dramatic arts. With continued and increased student interest, more such excursions will be enjoyed by the Tragos Comos Club. OFFICERS — President Dalrie Summers. Music Rep : Sam Zabor. Secretary Treasurer: Chris Nelson. First Vice Presi¬ dent: Claudine Lee. (not pictured) Second Vice President: Dwayne Nelson (front row). Sheryl Sanchez. Kathleen Lee. Claudine Lee. Audrey Vineys, Mr. Burkhart. Lillian Wong. Susan Wu (middle row): Michelle. Elsa Amboy. Chris Kralovansky. Derek Soni. Melinda Youd-guest from Utah. Shannon Slamon, Trisha Koopman. Chris Santalises. Natalie Eskridge. Maria Rabuy. Tonisha Oliver. Casey Crowell, (back row): Remie Remeriez. Jose Leal. Rick Winter- stein, Paul Loragan. Chris Nelson, Dalrie Summers, Glenn Guiterrez. Sam Zabor SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club began the organi¬ zation of its rebirth near the middle of last year. Earlier, Washington had the three separate language clubs — French, German, and Spanish — but they were replaced by the Interna¬ tional Club several years ago. With its rebirth, the Spanish Club hoped to have such activities as joining with oth¬ er Spanish Clubs in the area, planning a trip to Spain or Mexico, and a banquet in San Francisco. Due to low member¬ ship, however, these were not possi¬ ble. OFFICERS — Treasurer Marcy Teano. Vice President: Eugenia Sandoval. Secretary Diana Gutierrez, President Paul Cheng V Advisor: Mrs. Mitchell Marcy Teano, Kim Buen, Eugenia Sandoval. Mrs. Mitchell, Diana Gutierrez. Paul Cheng, (kneeling): Remie Ramierez, and Erika Sandoval 64 GERMAN CLUB —, OFFICERS — President: Erik Elness. Vice President: Stacy Brunskill. Secretary Treasurer Stephanie Brechtel Similar to the Spanish Club, the German Club tried to revive itself after a two-year break. This year, when a number of students expressed interest in forming a German Club, Frau Larsen agreed to be the advisor once again. This year ' s club enjoyed a relaxing and fun-filled picnic at Lake Elizabeth and is in the process of planning more activities. Advisor: Mrs. Larson Frau Larson, Andrew Pierce. Stacy Brunskill. Jack Jarrett. Stephanie Brechtei, Erik Elness. Jeff Foote. Trang Tran, Eric Overstrom, Fay Hsu, Phil Olson, Shubha Shukla. Chris Nelson. Charlene Lu INTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Club, along with Tragos Comos. sponsored the Christmas dance this year and al¬ tered its title to the International Winter Ball. The club, whose purpose is to gain knowledge of a vari¬ ety of nations, is planning additional activities, such as a field trip and an international banquet. Advisor: Mrs. Linnell OFFICERS — (top) Karla Rios: Vic© President, Melina Calara: Treasur¬ er. (bottom) Elena Maria Garcia: Secretary, Susan Wu: President MEMBERS — Remme Vargas. Lisa Dinh, Elena Garcia. Melina Calara. Karla Rios. Susan Wu. Sharon Wu. Huei Bei. Christina Lo. Mrs Linnell, Annie Wong. Elsa Amboy. Audrey Vineys. Remie Ramierez. Robert LaFontaine. Shunny Choe. Joanne Winterstein, Bill Rohovit. Phyllis Mickelson. Georgette Morales. Lucy Mickelson 66 INTERACT CLUB i J ■ 4 i The Interact Club is a junior Ro¬ tary Club, and its primary purpose is to contribute their time to com¬ munity and world-wide service organizations. This year the club donated prizes for the winners of the school-wide canned food drive, and the club has plans to paint the railings of the North Gym and aid the community through various activities. OFFICERS — (top) Elsa Amboy: Secretary. Audrey Vlneys: President (bottom) TiKuo Chen: Treasurer, Dwayne Nelson: Vice President (tront) Claudine Lee. Elsa Amboy. Lillian Wong. Susan Wu. Elena Marie Garcia (middle) Remie Ramierez. Susan Silva. Audrey Vineys, Mr. Stratigopolis-advisor (back) Rick Winterstein, Keith Krickiva. TiKuo Chen, Sam Zabor. Dwayne Nelson 67 CSF Though called the California Schol¬ arship Federation, its members are not a bunch of bookworm bores. It ' s true, to join the club one must have a strong grade point average, but having fun and aiding the communi¬ ty are really the name of the game. The club started off the year with a pizza feed, but soon got back to business with the annual candy- cane sale and canned food drive, both of which were tremendously successful. The canned food drive topped last year ' s record with the number of cans collected for the hungry numbering in the 4,000s. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President Carol Ramos. Secretary Lillian Wong. Vice President: Kathleen Lee. Treasurer William Uranga SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Secretary: Lillian Wong, Vice President: Jana Stewart. Treasurer Erik Elness. President: Claudine Lee SENIORS (front row) Shubha Shukla. Kathleen Lee. Thanh Nguy. Trang Tran. Annie Wong. Christina Lo. Charlene Lu. (middle row) Trisha Koopman. Erica Bennett. Susan Silva. Laura Klodzinski. Lillian Wong. Audrey Vineys. Shyamala Sundernath. Dalrie Summers. Robert LaFontaine. Maria Rabuy. Alka Mirchandani (back row) Stacy Pelletier. Erika Thomas. Kelly Lin. Debbie Gilman, Holly Kretz. Tammy Talken. Rick Winterstein. Glenn Gutierrez. Sam Zabor, Kevin Chun. Dennis Makishima. Dave Wheeler. John Brady. (NOT PICTURED) Lisd Dinh. Erin Kennedy. Joe Marceno. Carmen Martinez, Chris Nelson. Carol Ramos. Marianne Salinas. Jennie Taylor. William Uranga 68 JUNIORS ... (front row) Derek Soni. Dave Katreeb, Susan Hollingshaus. Jana Stewart. Chris Kralovansky. Claudine Lee. Fay Hsu (back row) Tony Leung, Don Hsiao. Yeong- Tyan Wong, Neal Evans. Andrew Pendle, Ritu Nayyar, Mark Thomas. Andrew Nichols, Richard Lee. Neeraj Saraf, Mary Holkenbrink. Ed Moon. Elisa Tang. Dominic Guasti- vino, Shenna Hsu. Brian Taylor. Chris¬ tine Alberts (NOT PICTURED) Petrina Angelides, Gary Boomershine, Stacy Brunskill, Chris Delp. Anne Duj- movic, Gladys Enriquez, Jeff Foote, Peter Hansen. Mark Hood. Mike Kar- icher. Pat Kelley. Sungsoo Kim. Rich¬ ard Kuo. Erik Lund. Debbie Martin, Rodney Nakamura, Stacie Onstad. Anil Sethi. Lenora Shipman, Larry Steinke. Jay Sunderwala. Carol Ting. Mike VanQuickenborne. Losa Wang SOPHOMORES ... (front row) Chris¬ tina Jeu. Linda Angle, Joanne Win- terstein. Susan Wu. (middle row) Walter Stonas, Steve Schuster. Erik Elness. Herman Teano, Karla Rios, Wendy Lin. Melina Calara. Angel Sze. (back row) Rick Lu. Chris Ryan. Andrew Pierce. Mihir Amin, Sanjay Kurani. Brant Smith, Paul Cheng, Xuan Nguy. Arthur Lin, Richard Yu. (NOT PICTURED) Neil Bhowmick. Gina Dias. Laurent Gousset. Susan¬ na Ko, Teresa Mallory. Vanila Mathur. Tim McGowan. Jared Orsi, Cass Richmond. Kathleen Sharp. Mi¬ chele Simmerman, Tricia Wallace, Karen Wheeler, Traci Zaretzka. Mike Zarneke FRESHMEN . Scott Davidson. Christy Chang. Jeff Kidd, Toby Shi¬ mizu. Ann Lee. May-Tyan Wong. Sandra Kim. Geoff Wong. Robby Dunn, Grey Leonard. Eric Nelson. Chris Hurd. Jim Ferea. Jack Wang (NOT PICTURED) Kevin Broumand. Sara Ghaith, Steve Hansen, Su- sanne Henderson. Jill Kazares. Beth¬ any Marshall. Bobby Simmermen, Dickson Tang. Matt Todd. Diem- Rhuong Tran, Craig Wilhelm. Peter Zlatnik. Sean Mclnnes .67 No.2 tuden oday the st narrowed the for horr Quean and nr down to five, ho ices And er Jenni en L n, Pat Oiste Dwayne Rohovit I LI t announced next Friday at the Homecoming Voting leede years old. St •m Palo Alto come auve next wboa with students in cos- posters, noon � s, and noise as annual Spirit begins. against the Irvington Vikings. Decorating for thi skits may take placi from 6 - 8:30 p.m. th u 61 ? 8 night before the skit :h class will per- ® a M and from 6 - 8:30 a.m. a skit anc dress nd d eSS ar3G irora u-uow ta.ui. daW stdff -eaf ecJ t artother % hand this year, for the supurb schoof news- tac all 1 the students an insight on student council meetings, ahtletics, and has. ii fittrtj fea¬ ture articles. This group worked nights up to am. when n ' h ' eddrf ' Trn m ir ' out, the serving grara Five ance. inis years uesu dates are: tfe isSirh- when needed to ingpews. Good job Hatchet staff! t . , . ' announced Saturdaj Juniors begin on night durlng halfti . y, - ollowed y f the ’varsity foot- mores, freshmen, aeniors. Friday bal1 gan,e ' all school rally. Student Council. on y :h a that volunteer- ± n c fo st semest s tfcraL to $ [ Bn- oa Chenj Ktoc(zinsld,.Tooi- ir3G rcrKlodzinskiriSs!OT i iWinfrey, Toni- shdOtvdr, Steve Emerson, Tracy joGnsttcfeining in . 1 : 3 Advisor Mrs, Wilson graphs Justja Randle ' pos 5. Business manager ' DaynooSo-ic serST r«a«Sn- tQ q , 6. Staff back rowDayna S sgno, , ucBtthny Rdrki®t3� Cky wfetoi. . Mrs WjJsontfpOd ' Nisewanger. I S §rykSanch§2-4c a KlodSlrifopri _ Justin. Rgn e, i;Christenseoic: Jasdrr Tferdey. Mjtoe Selb 9 rpigj.; C : row- Ke i ' Sri8n ' ,-ff6cy s.Jason Winfrey. Steve Emerson. Th e 9 bQUargFrdnk-Gemigfiani. ° F L « tt«raP- tpci§ 0 Zemb� .- V«- tef. front- Nancy , ,Sirva. TqniisHa Oliver, Doma.Chiri,, - i -toiic helle ' r WrlQPft 1 pic tureak h - s 9©hristie MOQ fartfoK ' tion, communi¬ on and counceling Is, and telephone niques. Currently volun- workBhi from 7 Sherid Palo interer call (‘ YEARBOOK STAFF 1 THE YEARBOOK STAFF .. (top row): Ajay Buatani, Dave Wheeler, Wendy Miller, John Parker, Sheryl Ca- 3 sn, James Allen, Dan Schreiber, Theresa Rickerv bher, Kelly Creason, Louis Zavala, (second row): chelle Maestri, Lisa Martinez. Pam Businger, Ve¬ ronica Gallegos. Rem Ypil, Erica Bennett. LaShelle Manning. TiKuo Chen, J.D. Filardo. (bottom row): Joe Marceno. Marianne Salinas. Antoniette Greene. Jothan Frakes, Jennifer Kish 2. Advisor: Mr. Brower 3. Deadlines! Deadlines! 4 Editors: Louis Zavala (underclassmen and faculty). Erica Bennett (head editor; student activities and spirit week). Theresa Rickenbacher (senior class and senior activities). Dan Schreiber (athletics). Anton- nette Greene (drama, band and choir) 5. } Photographers: (top row) Kelly Creason. Pam Bu- [siinger, (2nd row) Joe Marceno. TiKuo Chen, Rem • Ypil — head, Veronica Gallegos 6 . Smile for the camera. 1 r The Washingtonian staff showed their hard work and determination once more on making the 1986 year¬ book. The effort of the edi¬ tors with nudges here and there from the advisor. Mr. Brower, gave the group an incentive to make this year ' s yearbook special. The experience of putting a yearbook together included making layouts, using pro¬ portion wheels, writing out captions, and mainly work¬ ing efficiently. Our special thanks go to Ash Studios for providing and developing our film, and to Jostens for printing the yearbook. Good job. yearbook staff! Kevin Chun This year 48 students were nominat¬ ed for Husky Awards. They were cho¬ sen by faculty members and Student Council based on their contributions to their class and to school. Applicants submitted their qualifications to a committee composed of the Activities Director, Jr. Class President, counselor and an Assistant Principal. The Husky award is the highest award given to a senior at Washington High. Winners are presented a certificate on Senior Awards Night. BANK OF AMERICA AWARDS PLAQUE WINNERS 74 Each year. Bank of America acknowledges the academic achievements of the top Seniors To be eligible for these awards, students must have at least at 3.0 GPA This year, competition for these prestigious awards was keen as faculty members found it difficult to choose the best students out of the highly qualified fields As a result, disagreements were anything but uncommon Certificate winners were awarded for their overall performance in one subject area over four years, such as mathematics, foreign languages, or English Plaque winners, who became eligible to win between 500 and 2000 dollars in competition against other schools ' honorees. were rewarded for their outstanding achievements in more general subject areas Considering the other deserving students who were nominated, these people have every reason to be proud. Art Drama Music Gina Martin Jos© Leal Cedric Brooks C E R T English Holly Kretz Lab Science Erica Benpett F Math Business Kathleen Lee Steven Nathan im — Phillip ' Itlii : n Johnson. Miami Vi Thomas 1 Madonna — singer of Like a Vir¬ gin album marries actor Sean 3 enn Depeche Mode Madonna ABC U2 Phil Collins Sade Thompson Twins Tears For Fears Morris Day w o TIME Dead or Alive Scritti Politti Bruce (the Boss) Springsteen Rush Dire Straits OMD INXS Doug E. Fresh Oh Sheila Secrets Head Over Heals Don ' t Lose My Number Be Near Me Shake the Disease Wood Beez I ' m On Fire Baby Talk How Will I Know Perfect Kiss What You Need World Destruction Take On Me Sidewalk Talk How To Be a Millionaire MOVIES Pee Wee Herman ' s Big Adventure Back to the Future Prizzy ' s Honor Rocky IV Rambo: First Blood Park II The Color Purple Pretty in Pink Nightmare On Elm Street II Out of Africa 7 Whoopi Goldberg makes it big as tr j of the movie iD Purple . 1985 saw a tremendous effort by music artists to help the poor and starving with shows like BAND AID, LIVE AID. FARM AID. and the hit song We Are the World. Bruce jDrihgsteen - the cJJBrfs with the r aKx jr ' wv-;-. � ’ v i L 1 frL S 1 fi ► WIE They perform. They are vncncdibb comfortable. They are remarkably kgfouetghL Made uah Reeboks exclusive farmerm icaiher ...m a Tambov of colors. Designed u ah can. FADS AND FASHIONS 501 s (traditional blue, black and gray) Guess Bugle Boys Swatch Reebok Over-sized sweaters and shirts stretch pants stirrup pants rolled up pants Lettermen ' s Jackets long, untucked shirts paisly Vaurnets styling mousse Yearbook — $22 w ASB $24 w o ASB sticker — $10 School dances — $2.50. $3. $5 Hatchet — free Cafeteria lunch — $1.25 Candy bar — $.35 Coke — $.50 Stamp — $.22 AC Transit bus — $.40 Movies — $2.75 mat.. $5.50 eves Movie rental — $1 or $2 per day SLANG chill out fresh jacked take a pill have a clue Dewd! (dude) killer trip ' sup (what ' s up) spacing cool like all rappin ' rag on cap on I just HATE when that happens Yeeaah-that ' s it-that ' s the ticket. iv©s Molly £ingwald years co-star ol Breakfast Club” r« mor e cctaim w new rr ovie Pr Thompson Twins — three is definitely not a crowd! David Bowie — Dancin ' in Streets” with Mick Jagger. lift ' WWr Mi 1 s HIJACKING PLANE CRASH LIVE AID BRINGS RELIEF CHICAGO BEARS CHAMPS SUMMIT PHILADELPHIA BOMBS MOVE THE BOSS MARCOS OUT COLUMBIAN VOLCANO APARTHIED PRINCE ANDREW MARRIES NASA HULKMANIA FARM AID TWO GIRLS MURDERED IN FREMONT MEXICO EARTHQUAKE HAITI FREE IMAGES ’85 86 What will we remember from the year 1985-’86? Sumits in Geneva did not bring about a treaty but they didn’t make things any worse. That is more than can be said for many of the years other events. In the Middle East and abroad, terrorists kept finding variations on their favorite themes, murder and mayhem. At the eastern rim of the Pacific, the great tectonic plates that make up the earth’s crust gave tremendous shrugs that produced a catastrophic earthquake in Mexico and a volcanic eruption in Columbia killing thousands. 1985 was the worst year in history for air fatalities with the worst being the crash of Japanese flight JAL-123 killing a record 520. NASA mourned the death of seven astronaughts including a school teacher in the space shuttle tragedy and the violent murder of two Fremont girls let us know we’re not just a sleepy little town anymore. Famine stalked millions in East Africa, and no cure has yet been found for AIDS the lethal disease that has caused mass hysteria. Many battle in South Africa for freedom from aparthied and Haiti and the Philippines win their battles to over throw their governments. The Live Aid concerts, with an audience of a billion plus help to feed Africa’s starving and We are the World scored big in aiding the African relief fund. The Chicago Bears dominates the league and completes the season with only one loss beating the New England Patriots in the super bowl. The nation is overtaken with Hulkamania and prince Andrew finally marries. 1985-’86 leaves us with images of sorrow and happiness yet when we look back what will we remember? only time will tell. FRESHMEN BEGIN THEIR JOURNEY 0 % V § SCHOOL BUS CO CO I O CLASS A Steve Hansen, Treasure 1989 80 Abelson, Matt Age©. Matt Aldridge, Ashley Alsup, Kevin Alves, Jett Amaral, Lanette Anderson, Heidi Anderson, Karyn Andrade, David Anselmi. Anthony Anthony, Shayla Arias. Stephanie Arreaga. Agustin Arredondo, Frankie Azevedo, Greg Bagoje, Andrew Baker, Derek Baker, Ron Baldino, Brad Banta. Tanya Banuelos. Nicole Barallon. Darryl Baranske, Chris Bareno, Katrina Barr eras, Henry Bartoldo. Mike Batara, Lyndee Batinovich. Ina Beasly, Rudy Hutchinson. Fancy Bellini. Jason Bennett. Chris Bennett, Colin Caldwell, Samantha Berdal. Gary Berenbrok, Heidi Beretta, Mike Bergeron, Steve Bhalani, Ami Bisho, Troy Holder, Brad Bonaparte. Angela Bor shay. Tami Boudreau. Carrie Branco. Deanna Breen, Ian Briggs, Charles Brooks. Kerry Brooks, Sharon Broumand, Kevin Brum. Alicia Burchfield. Eric Bums. Kelly Camera, Robert 81 Canning. Michelle Cannon. Jeffery Carr. Jamie Carreiro. Linda Carrillo. Guillermina Carrillo. Holy Cassani. Joy Cater. Crysta Cerruti. Dayna Chacon. Danny Chang. Christy Chapman. Teresa Frakes. Robert Chelman. Nancy Cheng. Joannie Chew. Clarice Choi. Sandy Christensen, David Chu. Jimmy Chu, Sophos Clayton, Michael Cobbs. Victoria Cogan. Matt Coite. Nicole Conant, Colleen Conroy, Terri Corbett. Mike Cordova. Laura Corrie. Brett Counterman. Pamela Cramer. Becky Creason, Tammy Crowell, Kerri Crozier, Brenda Crum, Laurie Dancoe. Charlene Davidson, Scott Dawal. Christine Deans, Walter De Groot, Kellie De Sousa. Mike Deslate, Sandy Dewitt, Tiffany Dinh. Mike Dinicola, Nick Dominguez, Valerie Donanue, Gayle Dorkin. Randy Draper, Bob Dunn, Robby Dutra, Dawn Eddy. Ty Edwards. Cheryl Ellingsen, John 82 Erwin. Mike Fabbri. Jason Farrens, Susan Fought. Alden Fava. Angie Feliciano. Ronnie Fenello. Tara Ferea. Jim Fernandez, Tina Ferguson, Alice Fetzer. Melissa Filardo. Ari Fisci, Lori Flippen, Mark Foppiano, John Frank. Brian Frist ad, Greg Gallegos. Tony Garcia. Salvamar Garcia. Tanya Gardner, Candi Gates. Shannon Gattey. Nancy Ghaith. Sara Giacomazzi. Mark Gilman, Michelle Gonzales. Krista Groves. Athena Guerra. Louie Gum. Chu Guptill, Tina Green, Rod Guzman, Christina Hagan. Heather Haley. Autum Han. Debra Hanlin. Beth Hansen. Steven Harlan. Tom Hasson. Bashar Hattaway. Jeannelle Hansen. David Hazwipe, Buzz Heaton, Stacey Helm. Agnes Henderson. Susanne Herman. Michele Hill. Michelle Hockenhull. Tamiza Hodge. Larry Hoftman. Jenniter Horn. Danielle Hosford. Cheri Houchins. Todd 83 Hcxjseworth. J4H Hurd. Chris Bearby. Dustin Indorf. Keith Isaac. John Isbell. Tracy Jacobs. Judy Jogger. David Johnson. Alison Johnson, Eric Johnson. Mark Johnson. Tony Jones, Jennifer Justice. Rashell Kalar. Anjay Kangas. Jacquelyn Kazares. Jill Keith. Suzie Keller. Stephanie Kelly. Diana Kelly. Michael Freeman, Ken Kennedy, Jason Kennedy. Vanessa Kent. Julie Keshmiry, Julie Kidd. Jeff Kim, Jisco Kim. Sandra King, Janet Kirkland, Thia Ko. Susan Kralovansky, Caryn Krause. Patricia Kuo. Mary Kyee, Jeffrey Labossiere. Jean Paul Lafontaine. Carrie Lanno. Raymond Leal. Gisela Lee, Ann Lee, James Lee, Lisa Leonard. Greg Lester, Tina Lewis, Hillary Lewis, Tricia Liao. Hovey Liu. Johnson Liu, June Liu. Nadia Liwanag, Janette Loeb, Max Lopez. John 84 Makki, David Malagon. Maggi© Maldonado. Stacy Manasenan. Ara Mangrobang, Robert Marquez. Diana Marshall. Beth Martin. Alison Martin. Justin Martin. Tanya Martinelli. Jeanine Martinez. Alyssa Martinez. Joe Mason. Dyana Massey. Noah Maxwell. Brian McCurdy. Michele McElwain. David McEntyre, Jonas McGowan. Edith McHree, Ed Mclnnes. Sean McKay. Shannon McMahan. Michelle Meeks. Jessica Mello. Derek Metz. Chanile Michelfelder. Gary Milam, Greg Miles, Shannon MHIa, Christi Miller. Scott Minkler. Robert Mohindra. Deepali MoHax, Neil Moniz. Kristie Montano, Tony Montoya. Bobby Mood, Kimmi Muniz. Debbie Myslewski. Michelle Needham. Steve Nelson. Julie Nieves. Gina NHson, Eric Nishikawa. Tomas Noard. Richard Nordgren. Lisa Pynter. Robbie Olsen, Phil Olson. Albert Turney. Lara Orr. Kristie Overland. Martin 85 Spellman, Peter Palmer, Sonja Panameno. Ricky Payne. Natalie Payne. Nicole Peecher. Dorian Peng, Dennis Overstrom, Eric Perry, Katie Peters, Martie Pfiester. Georgia Pierce. Ferrara Pippenger. Kenneth Pope. Diana Powers. Evtte Preston. Kim Pyles. Jessica Rahimi. Amin Randall. Allison Ray. Adam Rediger, Mavoureen Rego, Lynda Reno. Christine Reyes. Miguel Rezentes. Meie Rhodes. Christopher Tisor. Liz Riddle. Andrew Rider. Gregory Rodgers. Carl Rodrigues. Peter Rosales, Greg Rose. Steve Rose, Teresa Roth. Garett Runez. Maria Russo. Lynette Rutan. Robert Ruth. Jett Sanchez. Scott Sanchez. Steve Sandon. Sherry Scholer. Kristin Schraeder. Donald Schuknecht. Matthew Schulz. Eddie Carr. Christine 86 Searcy, Andrew Selbo, Tracy Selph, Laurie Shams, Rahullah Shepherd, Laura Shimizu. Jennifer Shoemaker. Kelly Shores. Deanna Shuey. Scott Silva, Albert Silvey, Julie Simmer man, Robert Singh, Ritu Skinner. Julie Smith, Melissa Spear, Holly Speegle. Stepen Wilhelm, Craig Splinters, Woody Sprague. Rebecca Stewart. Robyn Stewert, Tommie Stockton. Holly Stovall. Kristine Strum, Greg Swenson. Jack Taghioff, David Tang. Dickson Tatad. Delfin Tayco. Mike Taylor. Jon Teano, Carlo Templeton. Jim Terlaje. Yolanda Teyshak. Jerrod Theriault. Renee Thomas. Darin Thomas. Nichoi Thurman, Susan Tinsley. Blake Orella. Lia Todd. Matt Togawa, Hiroshi Tognetti, Lara Tomasello. Sean Tootie. Jennifer Tran, Phuong 87 Trischetti, Tom Troup. Danni Tsujimoto, Darin Tucker. Katrina Perez. Richi Vendergraaf. Nicole Virgo. Timothy Vandegrift, Steve Velasquez. Andrea Vera. Robert Viegelmann. Bret Voilmer. Stephanie Wade. Laurie Wallin. Randy Walsh. Bill Wang. Jack Ward. Mike Waschau. Rebecca Watzke. Lisa Webster. Sonja Weddle. Bart Welch. Kimberly Whiteley. Kevin Wilson. Jackie Wilkinson. Laura Willie. Lisa Williams. Aaron Willis. Andrea Pope. Diane Wilson. Marc Wilson. Todd Wong. Carole Wong. Diana Wong. Geoff Wong. May Tyan Worley. Dan Wortook, Denise Wright. Leah Xavier. Dina Vee, Brian Young, Deena Young. Leilani Zades. Tara Zeljak, Mark Zepeda. Juan Zepeda. Martha Zlatnik, Peter 88 SOPHOMORES SPEED UP I 1 Adams. Jason Adcock. Raymond Ad vincula. Christina Alborz, Mike Almaraz. Valerie Amin. Mihir Amoguis. Karen Andrade. Andrew Angle. Linda Area. Linda Arhontes, Lisa Askew. Brooke Askin. Jennifer Aument. Anthony Ayson. Darren Babauta. Glenda Babylon. Babara Baggs. Christopher Baker, James Baldini. Paul Banez. Anna Barroso. Sheila Bartlett. Charles Beach. Melissa Beecham, Kim Bell. Lisa Bell. Matthew Bellmer, Paul Berghloff. Julie Bhalani. Sephali Bhomwick, Neil Black. Jonathan Blank. Shari Blazick. Jason Blazin, Carrie Boddy, Brian Borstad. Mark Brandt. Kimberly Breeden. Steve Breen. Annie Bribbte. Russel Briscoe. Denise Brown. Julie Bryan. Jim Buetner. Shane Burke, Michelle Burstein. Brad Butler, Andrew Byers. Kim Caben, Latonya Caccamise. Lisa Calara. Malina Calara. Pat Caliendo. Lori Calvo. Christine Camp. Christina 91 Canutal. Gary Corbin. Eddie Carey. Lisa Carillo. Maricruz Carrasco. Brian Carrasco. Gina Carrol. Shannon Carroll. Sherri Cavenaugh. Megan Cavenaugh, Pat Cermark. Tammi r.hamberiain Darren Chang. Michael Chavez. Paul Chavez, Steve Cheng. Paul Chestnut. Jack Choe. Sunhye Cico. Reynaldo Clark. Kerry Colcock. Rick Cole. Robin Cope, Randi Copper, Anita Corpuz. Rissa Costantine. Anthony Coulart. Joe Cruthird. Mikell Crutig. Mike Cruzada. Eric Cuellar. Samuel Cullen. Jennifer Daigre, Michael Davis. Janet Dedmon, Brad Dias. Gina Dinh. Scott Dodge. Dawn Doering. Mark Dominguez. Rudy Dorkin. Christopher Dormann. Denise Doughty. Tim Dove. Bonnie Dowling, Tom Doyle. Brian Dronkers. Jefferson Dudley. Mike Durbin, Tim Duthler, Victoriia Duvernay, Anthony Easley. Tim Eddy. David Edlen. Jeff Elliott. Candy Elliot. Frances Ellis. Mike Elness, Erik Erbes. Laura Erchinger, Lele Eric son, Mark Escobar, Dorothy Escobar. Isabe Espinola, John Evans. Kathy Fanning. Donna Garcia. Cassandra Fernando. Eric Fisci. Gina Flaty. Jay Flickinger. Tess Flores. Raquel Flores. Tina Mockie. Russel 93 Fuschlin, Don Furuzawa, Kevin Goan. Christine Gadd, Melissa Gamboa. Fred Garcia. Marialena Garde. Kimberley Gendreau. Michelle Gervais. Lin Gibson. James Gilbert. Lyle Gillespie. John Goltz. Jennifer Gonzalez. Paul Goodwin. Jennifer Goseco. Jomar Goulart, John Gousset. Caurent Gray. Jeffrey Groom. Mike Gutierrez, Arleen Hahn, Cary Hallburton. Dave Hallsteinsson, Halla Han. Charlie Hanley. Nick Hansen. Stephanie Harrison. Bill Harrison, Kathy Henderson. Dawn Herrera, Andy Herrera. Perry Hickman. Lora Hicks, Sonya Hill, Charisse Hiller, Michelle Hobbos. Rich Hobbs. Grant Hodson, Greg Hoey. Kathy Holding. Lori Holkenbrink, Tom Honig. Dina Hsiao, Wayne Hudson. Charissa Hughes. David Hughes, Mike Husky. Hank Huth. Lynette Huynh, Quang Jackson. Tracey Jacobs. Krissy Jansen, Tim Jarman. Lisa Jen. Christina Jeung. Dong 94 Jolvnson. Chris Johnson. Terry Kang. Yun Kangas. Jean Keene. Susan Keitane. Bell Kelly. Holly Kiger. Lorene Kilgore. Frank Kinel. Traci King. Kathy King. Michelle Hinch. Theresa Kinnaman. Allen Kinnear. Patrick Kirby. Robert Klodzinski. Caroline Klyn. Kara Knowles. Deanna Ko. Susanna Kobayashi. Yoshihiro Konecny. Kristine Krone. Scott Krow. Stacy Kuenzler. Jeff Kurani. San jay Labia. Ghania Lafar. Ansley Land, Tanya Larsen. Morten Laster. Paul Laughlin, Mike Laverne, Doug Lee. Robert Lewis. Jennifer Lin. Arthur Lin. Wendy Lindeman, Tracey Liu. John Liu. Katy Locicero. Craig Long. Miles Lopez. Diane Loud. Kim Lowe, Leslie Lu. Richard Mogoolaghan. Amy MakJonade, Michael Mallory. Teresa Marchetti. Vincent Martens. Patrick Martin. Kevin Maseley. Susan Mason. Kevin Mathis. Dolane Mathur. Vanila 95 May, Chaela Mayeaux. Monique Mayer. Paul Me Alpine, Stephanie McCammon, Christie McCartney. Ken IcCutcheon. Stephen McDavid. Jim McGowan, Tim McGuire. Kellie Mcllree. Russel McKinney. James McWilliams, Ami Medeiros. Amy Megino, Joel Melchione. Robert Meme, Rey Meyer, Jenny Mickelson, Phyllis Middaugh. Rona Miles. Jerrard Milinazzo. Peter Miller. Jason Miller. Moses Miller. Robert Minamide. Doug Mitchell. Ailish Moates. Kim Mobley. Mindy Monlux, Suzy Moore, Steve Mora, Erik 96 Morales. Georgette Moran. Colette Morgahan. Mark Moss. Christine Moss. Christine Mottram, Michael Mo wry. Sondra Muday, Tammy Murphy. Kristy Naples. Jason Nappies, Ned Nava. Phil Navas. Lance Nelson, Erik Nelson, Lisa Nelson. Tim Nevean, Tom Ngo. Kee Nguy. Yuan Nijjar. Jasveer Mikinka. Robert Nixon, Michelle Norwood. Lome Nowicki, Kym Nsher. Tom Nunez. Theresa O ' Laughlin. Don O ' Neal. Merry Oak. Boris Oiancer. Chris Otivadelrio. Maryann Oriuck. Larry 97 Or si, Jared Page, Reginald Paima. Jerome Pantaleon, Zernan Parker. Tiffany Pastrone. Lisa Patino. Susi Patterson, Lisa Paulson. Gwendolyn Pazdel. Kamran Pedro. Laura Peebier. Pat Peecher, Forcynthia Pelletier. Cindy Penaranoa. Manuel Penny, Matt Perez. Lisa Perry. John Perry. Tim Pesek, Mark Peterson. David Pierce. Andrew Pine. Jeff Poulsen. Jeff Powell. Brent Rardon. Kristen Reberiego, Dina Recore, Shone Reed. David Reed. Rochelle Reeder. David Reeder, Dustin Reis. Don Reppond, Cindy Rezentes, Joshua Rhoades. Corinna Riar, Anju Richards. Melissa Richards. Michelle Richardson. Bertrand Richmond. Cassandra Rios. Karla Ritchie. David Ritchie, Michelle Rivas, Kelly Robin. Jesse Robinson, Kim Romero. Tina Rose. Nicole Runez. Theresa Ruth. Julie Ryan. Chris Sandoval. Eliseo Sandoval. Jim Sandoval, Julia Sandoz. Julie 98 Santiago, Bernadette Schaft, Jeff Schrader. Suzanne Schuster, Steve Scruggs. Jodi Self, Kristin Shaffer. Tracy Shane. Jill Sharkey. Nikki Sharp. Kathleen Shaw. Todd Sheth. Nikul Silva, Carrie Silva. Denise SHveira. Debbie Simmerman. Michelle Simon. Zach Simpson. Sandie Sipple. Michelle Slamon. Kelly Slome. Wade Smith. Jason Snow, Lisa Sokxzano. Julio Sory, Tonya Sowsatoes. Scott Sparks, Jimmy Spinola, Angela Stainbrook, Ron Steed. Thomas Stonas. Walter Stowe. Kevin Stroud. Kelly Sualnier, Lorie Sullivan. Jerry Sunderwala, Meeta Surban. Gina Svendsgaard, Vicki Sweeney. Steve Sze. Ange Talley, Cher on Tamse, Marian Tarason. Brian Taylor. Stacia Teano. Hernan Thai, Tuyet Todd. Charity Tong, Enoch Travers. Tracie Tuleen, Amy Turan. Alex Ulrich. Jeff Uranga, Carol Uterbach. Teresa Van Dusen, Lynn Vandenheuvel. Gary 99 Vasilescu. Michelle Vaughn. Kristin Velasco. Christa Vera. Laura Wallace. Tricia Walrose. Walter Walten. Evelyn Warner. Rebecca Watson. Debbie Watson. Sean Webster. Cameron Weigel, Steve Weiland. Chris Wheeler. Karen Whigham. Karen White. Shanna Whitehead. Julie Wilhelm. Michael Wiltong. Greg Wilkes. Jenniter Wlodarczyk, Jennifer Wong. Carlina Wu. Susan Yates. Christina Yetter. Melissa Yu. Richard Zaretzka. Traci Zarneke. Mike Zepeda. Jose Zielinski. Nicole Miss Placed Shrimp. Ima 100 JUNIORS CAN ' T SLOW DOWN Abrams. Shannon Acken. McKinsey Alberts. Christine Amboy. Elma Amboy. Elsa Anderly. Steve Angelides. Petrina Archer. Kelly Armienti, Scott Arreaga. Cynthia Ashufta, Fereba Atabay. Tracy Avila. Rick Avrit. Thomas Azamey. Sayed Baildo. Gina Bake. Lori Balmedian. Amy Barnard. Bryan Barr eras. Ester Basrai. Harjit Beck. Krisha Bell. Aaron Bennett, Tina Billoups. Leo Blum. David Boisse, Michelle Boomer shine. Gary Bowes, Jenny Boyer. Terry Brack. Shelly Brechtel. Stephanie Brodie. Robert Browarski Pete ' Brower. Jenny Brown, Elainna Brown, Sandy Browning Wenc Brunskill. Stacy 103 Burghardt, Tracy Butler. Shannon ibahit, Rico Angelo Cabico, Robert Caccamise. Steve Calara, Melissa Caldwell. John Camarena. Janet Canals. Joe Carey. Brian Carpenter, Michele Carr, Kery Carter, Glen Chamberlain. Melanie Carugati. Daimer Caruso, Bill Caspillo, David Castillo. Rosa Cervantez. Peggy Chamblin. Renee Chen. Davis Christensen, Scott Christian. Staci Chubbuck, David Clausen. Chris Cobel. Scott Collins. Mike Comer. Kristin Conde. Lesley Cook, Susan Cooper. Ron Cordell. Marvin Cortez, Ron Evans, Rochelle Crites. Holly Crum, Debora Cuevas. Cynthia Curtis. Simona Dang, Keith 104 Davis. Jackie De La Cruz. Sonya De Oliveira. Louie de Sousa. Paula Deck. Chris Del Rio, Gary Delp, Chris Dobesh, Paul Doty, Sheri Druck hammer. Dan Dujmovic. Anne Duke. Kristi Duran. Abagale Dutt. Shobni Engelstad, Troy Enriquez. Gladys Erceg. John Estrada. Lisa Estrada, Mark Evans. Neal Evans. Sean Ewan. Dean Faer, Yury Fanning, Michele Fantazia. J.J. Farrens. Shelleigh Fernando. Alan Foldessy, Robert Fontecilla. Shere Foote. Jeff Prasad, San jay Fredenburg. Matt Freeman. Angie Friedrich. Erich Ganje. Jeff Garcia. Dee Dee Garcia. Luis Garci. Nick Ghila. Paula 105 son. Steve Dertson. )ooDoo rw3n. David seco. Marjorie ulart, Cartos Dert. Theresa Guastavino, Dominic Gutierrez, Chris Gutierrez, Sheri Haggard. Kim Hail. Mike Hamer, Gillian Havermale, Lillian Hardwick, Heidi Hasson. Hadeel Heaton, Valerie Hedgecock, Annelisa Hehr. Andrew Hernandez. Sandra Herrera. Cindy Hill. James Hill. Robert Hinkel, Kristy Hiroshima, Cori Hodge. Lori Hollingshaus, Susan Hallo way, Samuel Hood. Mark Hsiao, Don Hsu, Fay Hughes. Linda Hung, Huey-Bey Jagger, Stacy Johnson. Cory Jonutz. Lara Joseph, Don Kachuck. Skippy Kanally. Cheryl Kaneko. Terry 106 Karicher, Mike Kayo. Teri Kendrick. Pat Kenny. Sheri Kuo. Joe Laguerta. Maria Leitner. Rich Lobato, Noreen Kato. Korey Kean. Kym Keng, Janice Keys. Brent Kralovansky. Lan, Lisa Leung. Clement Loeb, Jamie Katreeb, David Kelly. Pat Kennedy. Kelly Kim. Sungsoo Christine Latuala. Aaron Leung. Tony Logan. Karl King. Andrew Krone. Lori Lazenby, Christy Lideros. Marvin Lubarsky. Garet Kiplinger. Kama Kuo. Richard Lee. Claudine Linnen. Lloyd Lucas. Jackie Koenigsberg. Max Kyee. Ray Lee. Richard Liwanag. Liza Luce. Missy Lacey. Shane 107 :ero. Frank id, Erik z, Deanna z, Scott nley, Cindy estri. Michelle Maglalang, Bernie Magnuson, Kristin Naintre, John Malfatti, Ron May bon, Yvette Marquez. Maricela Maeveanu. Mirela Martin. Debbie Martin, Rhonda Martinelli. Anthony McGee. Jason Me Bride. David Me Calister, Tina Me Coy. Devin Me Donald. Robert Me Farlin, Wendy Miles, Jhamal McLean, Denise Me Mullin, Angie Mearse, Mike Medeiros. Mike Mendoza. Lisa Marques, Chuck Miller, Mike Mitchell. Michael Mitsuda, Michael Mollat, Nathan Momojian, Raffi Montalvo, Andy Moon. Ed Moran. Robert Moreno, Lisa Ma. Tim 108 Morgan, Lya Mueller, Eric Mullins. Cindy Nah. Ae Nakamura, Rodney Needham, Diane Needham, Marci Newman, Dwayne Nghiem. My Nichols. Andrew Nisewanger, Fred Noard, Melissa Nomura, Darren Nordloh, Dale Northern, Richard Nunes. Jeff Oddson. Richard Pendll. Andrew Ogata, Eric Onstad. Stacie Onstad, Tracie Orta. Gilbert Parchment. Treva Parello, Darcie Patel. Snehal Perrien. Doug Perry. Sherese Perry. Susan Peters. Raymond Pfeifer, Heather Pickinpaugh. Andrea Pimentel. Teresa Pizzato. Natalie Price. Eric Profitt. Janice Ramirez, Reymk Raaka. Mark Ramirez. Cristinc Ramos. John 109 wlins, Caro y, Shanna iberg. T ma yna, Paul Ddes. Kelly lei. Jeff Roberts, Stacy Rockafellow. Mike Ronning, Rob Ross. Shelly Ruhez, Delores Rut an. Glen Ruth. Joe Rutherford. Andy Sampson. Vicki Sarver. Shawna Sanchez. Kim Sanchez. Sheryl Sandoval. Eugenia Santos. Kathryn Santos, Tony Saraf, Neeraj Sartori, Stephen Sasville, Kevin Sato. Bryan Saunders, Brenda Savo, Vikki Sawtingo, Peter Sayers, Jason Schaeffer. Carrie Scott. Detra Sethi. Anil Segurson, Audrey Shaner. Kim Selbo, Mike Shanks, Mike Shipman, Lenora Sidmore, Linda Siper, Mary 11 ‘, Silveira. Sonny Sims. Beckie Smith. Gina Smith, Michel© Soni. Derek Specht. Anissa Spehar, Alecia Spelts. Colette Stahler, Rachel Stark, Rhonda Steinke. Larry Stewart. Jana Stockton. Kelle Sunderwala. Jay Sorensen. Kristy Swarts. Melanie Tabtab. Ron Tam, Alice Tamarra. Rozelyn Tat ad. Wilma Taylor. Brian Teano, Marcy Teixeira, Charles Thai. Duong Thomas. Mark Thompson. Brian Thompson. Lisa Thompson. Rebecca Ticsay, Joanne Ting. Carol Togawa. Miyo Torres. Arturo Torres. Mike Torres. Mark Tostado, Diana Trassano. Amy in Utzig. Denis© Valdez. Paul Valenzuela. Mike V anquick enborne, Mike Vargas. Ron Vasquez. Patricia Vaugan. Mary Vavtier. John Vollmer, Eric Wakley. Reed Wallin. Dana Walsworth. Jason Wang. Losa Watzke, Mark Nayyar. Rita Wear. Brad Weekly. Vasheta Wheeler. Kristina Wheeler. Stacey Widener. Kelly Williams. Becky Wilson. James Winfrey. Jason Winton. Patricia Wittkamp, Monika Wong. Yeong- Tyan Woodall. Lloyd Woodfin, Wendi Woodward, Jennifer Wright, Stephanie Ylagan, Melina Zalpa. Yolanda Zembqz. Stacie Kazares, Kevin 112 SENIORS TAKE OFF 1. Daryl “cool . 2. “A dentist dream Tammy 3. cQue pasa Rick? 4 Pilar. George. Tairy, Joe. and Gina, “the kick back crew . 5 Mark G.. Mark B.. Dan. and George, “da dudes 6 Feeling small. Jeff? 7 Simply lovely. Trisha 8 “Hip and happening . Evone. Maria. Linda Dwayne 9 Kevin. James. Meritt and Ken. “the breakfast club . 10. You look Maahvelous. Michelle and Mark 11 How much for your women? Hussein. David. Kevin. Sam. Ernie, and Joe 12 Susy and Molly Or is it Molly? 13. Theresa. Kathleen. Kevin, and Patty, just one bite and I ' H liven ' em up 14 John. Ken. Dave, and Eric. “It ' s Casual 15. PEACE LOVE GROOVE-Jothon. Gina. Antonette. Theresa. James. Michelle, and LaShelle. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 116 Treasurer-Linda Ko Secretary-Jennifer Kish Michael Agee Hussein Agrama Mark Aiello Tammy Alcock 117 James Barr Angela Barreras Merrit Beach Christine Becerra John Barrett Erica Bennett Kim Berdal Lisa Besso Judith Betrus 118 Deborah Bateman Thomas Bischofberger Cedric Brooks Kimberly Buen JoeI Cabigas Michael Brooks Pamela Businger Lisa Cain Mark Brown Ajay Butani Noriel Canotal Susan Brown Mary Cabico Keith Cantu 119 Michael Carpaneto Franclim Carreiro Israel Carrero Noelle Carroll Cheryl Cawvey Michael Chairez Tikuo Chen Donna Chin 120 Jeff Christensen Daniel Climent Heather Cline Mike Cobel Naomi Cohen Bryan Colburn Michelle Coleman Michelle Collins Patrick Connors Tara Constantino Donnely Cope Stephen Cordoza 121 Ernesto Corella Kelly Creason Denise Crum Kasey Crowell Sean Crowley Trevor Crowley Elvia Cuellar Andrew Custer Dung Dang 122 Jason Di Giulio Ahad Dil I Julie Do leys Raymando Dominquez Angela Dunn Vickie Eggert David Enriquez Natalie Eskridge 123 Jothan Frakes Todd Galland Veronica Gallegos Patrick Galos Frank Gemignani Christopher George Hani Ghaith Rod Gibson 124 Deborah Gilman Kristen Giubbini Eileen Gleason Stephanie Gmelin George Goulart Mark Gonsalves Timothy Gregory Sidney Griffin Paul sings the Psychotic U. fight song. Jeffrey Grover Anita Grundherr Vino Guild Michele Guptil Glenn Haggard Lynn Haggard Paulette Hauser Jeff Hayes Diana Gutierrez Linda Hayward Glenn Gutierrez Mark Hammerschmidt Lori Hellegers Rodney Henderson Elena Heredia Martha Hernandez Sonia Hernandez 126 Gino Herrera Mark Hollingshaus James Hsiao Cydney Impson Stuart Howard Bryan Hoyles Paul Houseworth Debra Jimenez Jon Johannson Theresa Johnson 127 Andrew Jones Michael Jones Seema Kalra Mary Karleskind Leif Kemp Darren King Keith Kiplinger Jennifer Kish 128 Andy Kuo Christoph Laaks Robert La Fontaine Lisa Landavazo Aaron Laster 129 Terry Lee Gregory Lewis Jennie Lewis Shawn Lewis Teresa Licuanan Jane Lin Kelly Lin Christina Lo Paul Lorigan Robert Love 130 Dennis Makishima Lala Manaserian Jeff Marquez Tina Martin Michelle Marquez A Carmen Martinez Joseph Marceno Roland Marcos Marie Me Alpine Gina Martin Hector Martinez Jackie Martinez Jerome Mertinez Lisa Martinez Glen Maxwell Tracy Mazone 131 Jenny McDonald W Patricia Mena U Barbara McVeigh Dejada Metcalfe Cara Miller Dan Miller Paul Mitsuda Paul Moreira Joseph Murdica Angela Musa WHS we build excitement. Steven Nathan Chris Nava 133 William Noard John Navas Dwayne Nelson Sanjid Nayar Leah Nelson Thanh Nguy Gina Oistad 134 Dennis Okerlund Tami O ' Laughlin Tonishia Oliver Sandra Olmstead Nitin Pandya Kim Paxton Paula Perry Pamela Olson John Parker Danielle Peecher Petrina Perry David Orocchi Jaqueline Orr Audra Pashayan Michael Pavlik Stacy Pelletier Milagros Peralta I Darryl Phelps Robin Phelps 135 Peggy Pina Robert Powell chug-a-tug. Eyvonne Power Rose Puim Stacy Quick Molly Quinlan Maria Rabuy Michele Radcliffe Carolyn Ramos 136 Justin Randle Debra Rankin Sonja Ratcliffe Savina Riechers Christina Riggin Joan Riley Chris Rizzoli 137 Richard Robles Lilia Rodriguez William Rohovit Donna Runyan Reginald Santos Edward Sarhadi Bill Sarver Ken Schramm 138 Sandra Skaggs Shannon Slamon Edwin Smith Jennifer Smith 139 Michelle Smith Brian Snyder Todd Soderman Ruben Soto Michael Speegle Carrie Stewart Matthew Stewart Matthew Stuart Kathleen Stupey Geoffrey Sugiyama Dalrie Summers Shyamala Sundernath Tammy Talken Marvyn Tayco Melvin Tayco Jennifer Taylor 140 Power to the people Jason Teyshak Jason Thomas Stephanie Torres Erika Thomas Thomas Thorpe 141 John Trischetti Bonnie Trombley Chris Vallow Jay Vallow Regina Umengan William Uranga Remedios Vargos Michael Verdoes Richard Waschau Philip Watzke Sandra Weast David West 142 David Wheeler Tairy Whe eler Angelique Willis Jeffrey Wilson Annie Wong Keith Wilson Rick Winterstein Henry Williams Stanley Woo David Wright Kim Wright Matthew Wright Michelle Wright Tim Wright David Zeljak Here s looking at you. 144 Pamela Businger Gina and Tina Martin La She © Manning Tairy Wheeler and Antonette Green Marilyn Terlaje Eric Lutz Erin Kennedy Jennifer Kish Susy Sandlin Ernie Corolla Pam Olson Christopher Nelson Cheryl Crawvey Chris Anderson Leif Kemp Erika Sandoval Paulette Miles Kelly Lin Chris Santelices Lilian Wong Wendy Miller Shalene Finley Colleen Hughes Mike and Kathleen Stupey Michelle Morones Jane Lin Erica Bennett Stephanie Torres Shannon Slamon Stacy Pelletier Lisa Martinez Cindee Ray Christina Lo 146 Susan Brown Angela Dunn JD Ftfardo Michelle Marquez Jennifer Cramsey Trisha Koopman Pam Russo Tracy Reynolds Maria Falcon Tami O ' Laughlin Tammy Talken Tracy Mazone Audrey Vineys Donna Runyan “1 s Lj A Patty Mena Dan CMment Laura Klodzinski Joey Marceno Dayna Seseno Eric Dudey Kelly Creason Tonisha Oliver James Allen Shuba Shukla Darren King Doni Cope Dwayne Nelson Angela Barr eras Dalrie Summers n Ambrus Reese Elena Heredia Joy Wong Louis Zavala V Sharon Wu Linda Ko Karen Redman Cydney Impson Andrew Jones Veronica Gallegos John Perez Jeff Christensen Jerry Christine Nitin Pandya Susan Hansen Jason Dtgiulio Theresa Rickenbacher Lisa Besso Rene Neilson Gina Oistad Bonnie Trombley Mark Anderson Sidney Griffin Joe Finley Chris Nava Merrit Beach Kathleen Lee Lilia Rodriguez Carolyn Ferrando Tom Teixeira Audra Pashayan Jody Rego Sonja Ratcliffe Renee Taylor Jeff Grover Natalie Eskridge The winners of the senior favorites were an¬ nounced at the senior breakfast held at the Mis¬ sion Gardens Restaurant February 5, 1986. These interesting people gave our school their enthusi¬ asm and talents and made our school year more enjoyable. 149 The favorite teachers an¬ nounced were Mr. Fischer, Mr. Lightfoot and Mrs. Letcher for making their classes interest¬ ing, enjoyable, and fun. SUPER PUFF III (5) Monika Wittkamp. (10) Stacie Onstod. (12) Kim Hoggard. (12) Marcela Gutierrez. (13) Hetdi Hardwick. (14) Jennrfer Bowes. (15) Holy Crttes. (20) Usa Thompson. (20) Mkrhele Smith. (21) Detra Scott. (22) Rhonda Martin. (23) Lenora Shipman. (25) Carol Ting. (29) Beckie Sms. (30) Melina Ylcigan. (31) Stocie Jogger. (32) Keie Stockton. (32) Rochele Evans. (35) Treva Parchment, (40) Melanie Chamberlian. (1) Marci Needham. (2) Jamie Loeb. (2) G an Hamer. (5) Melissa Caiara. (50) Paula DeSousa. (52) Jackie Davis. (55) lisa Mendoza. (56) Petrina Angeftdes. (60) Stephanie Wnght. (65) Knstn Comer. (66) Marjone Goseco. (69) Joanne Ticsay. (70) Esther Barr as. (75) Chris Lazenby. (76) Christine Kralo- vansky. (77) Andrea Picknpough (84) Mrchele Carpenter. (85) Stacie Zemb . (88) Trace Onstod. (90) Lynne Siegner. (95) Elsa Amboy. (80) Vaiene Heaton Coaches Jon Vouter. Jeft Ganje. Scott Christensen. Clement Leung Despite the pouring rain, the spectacular seniors smashed the young juniors 14-0 Saturday, February 15, 1986. This awesome show was refereed none other than 49er ' s Eric Wright. Touchdowns made by Tina Martin and Susy Sandlin helped to make this event of the 80 ' s more than memorable. Erika Sandoval and Susy Sandlin both received Most Valuable Player for their outstanding efforts. J. D. Filardo led these seniors to their victory. (8) Remee Vargas. (10) Deborah Gilman, (11) Linda Hayward, (20) Rose Puim, (22) Cindy Ray, (25) Lashelle Manning, (30) Chris Ander¬ son. (32) Erika Sandoval, (39) Felicia McMullin, (41) Tina Martin, (42) Lisa Dinh, (44) Susy Sandlin, (45) Tammy Casey. (47) Cydney Impson. (50) Erin Kennedy. (51) Michelle Morones. (52) Jody Reqo. (53) Tairy Wheeler, (55) Trish Koopmann. (57) Maria Falcon, (61) Lisa Besso, (64) Patty Fernandes. (66) Gina Oistad, (67) Dianne Gutierrez. (68) Carmen Martinez. (70) Veronica Gallegos. (72) Vicki Reyes. (77) Pam Olson, (83) Arlene Middaugh, (84) Tamie O ' Laughlin. (86) Re¬ nee Nielson, (75) Lisa Martinez. Carmen makes a great catch. Victorious high-five . BELOW Patty Fernandez and Susy Sandlin jog in after a tough play. TERRIFIC SENIORS 85 86 154 Jody Rego Dwayne Nelson Kim Middleton Chris Anderson VARSITY The Varsity Lettergirls were headed by Kim Middleton this year. They marched in their first parade at Pathfinders, and won a spectacular first place! At camp they all won Superior ribbons-plus a trophy, a ban¬ ner, and a Spirit Stick. Con¬ gratulations. Lettergirls! Kell© Stockton Stephanie Wright Jennifer Goodwin Tina Martin Kim Middleton (head) Melina Ylagan Kerry Clark VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheer was led by La- Shelle Manning this year. They showed their spirit at camp this year and brought home a Spirit Stick, Su¬ perior trophy and banner, and Su¬ perior ribbons for each girl. They were also nominated for the Unity Award! Congratulations on a job well done. 156 Jenny Cullen Vicki Svendsgaard Chris Anderson The Varsity Song was led this year by Jody Rego. They competed at Chabot this year and got a terrific first place. At camp they also excelled receiving two Spirit Sticks, a Superior trophy and banner, and ribbons. Good job. Song Girls, you outdid yourselves! V Wendi Woodfin (Head) % Jill McBride Our Junior Varsity cheerleaders did a superb job this year. Led by junior Wendi Woodfin, they worked very hard at U.S.A. Spirit Camp in Santa Cruz. Their hard work and high leveled enthusiasm certainly payed off - they were nominated tor the Unity Award! They brought home to Washington Superior trophy ribbons and a Spirit Stick! Jill . .. over here! Kristin Comer Shannon Carroll Kellie McGuire Jamie Loeb Dana Wallin (Head) Led by junior Dana Wallin, the Junior Varsity Songgirls did a terrific job this yearl They too at¬ tended the U.S.A. Spirit Camp where they showed their energetic spirit, which earned them what they deserved; the Unity Award and the Spirit Stick! They kept up their high enthusiasm throughout the year at Wash¬ ington. Stacie Jagger i Kristine Konecny 115 ' With senior Michelle Marquez as head Flag girl, our Tall Flag Team did a fantastic job this year! During the summer they participated at U.S.A. Spirit Camp in Santa Cruz, where they were awarded a Spirit Stick and ribbons. Rita Singh Anne Dujmovic The freshmen cheer¬ leaders were led by Lynette Russo for their first year at Washington. The puppies went to camp this year and did a great job. They brought home a Superior trophy and banner, plus a Spirit Stick. All the girls also received Superior ribbons. We hope your first year was a great one, freshman! 162 Gina Nieves Jennifer Tootle GO! FIGHT! «L Xt POP GOULD V Every year, Washington and Lo¬ gan compete for the Pop Gould Trophy. For the past three years, Washington has taken home this award and this year was no excep¬ tion. The Huskies trounced the Colts 28-7 on their home field. Pop Gould was a former principal of both Washington and Logan and each year the game is played as a token of friendship between the two schools. VARSITY ACTION 1 N !i L 4 I v - S j t I w a JJ if ' f .’iHjfcNi bottom, l-r: Daniel Climent, Robert Brodie, Darren King, Joel Cabigas, Mark Nomura, Mike Wade, Jerome Martinez, Paul Reyna. 2nd row, l-r: Bryan Col¬ burn, Mark Hollingshause, Jesus (J.D.) Filardo, Kevin Kazeres, Rick Robles, Bill Rohovit, Mark Brown, Matt Stuart. 3rd, l-r: Karl Logan, Mike Brooks, Coach Relova, Coach Rodriguez, Head Coach Jim Ingram, Seybolt, Eric Lutz, George Goulart. 4th row, l-r: Jason DiGiullo, Jim Miller, Eric Vollmer, Junior Reyna, John Vautier, Glen Carter, Cedrick (Ced) Brooks. 5th row, l-r: Jon Johansson, Chris Noard, Joe Dougan, Steve Gibson, Joe Finley, Tracy Reyn¬ olds, Mark Gonsalves, Jason Teyshak. Not pictured is Aaron Laster. NORTH COAST SECTION WHS Vs. Pittsburg In the second round of the North Coast Sectionals the mighty Huskies took on the top notched team from Pittsburg. They battled it out against the Pi¬ rates on James Logan Stadium. The Huskies who did not play like they did against Monte Vista eventual¬ ly lost to the Pirates 16-10, ending the Huskies hope for the championship. Though the Huskies ' dream of playing in the coliseum was diminished, they tied three-ways for first place with American and Newark. The Huskies ' also had a lot of players selected for ALL LEAGUE. 172 MONTE VISTA For the second con¬ secutive year, our foot¬ ball team won a berth at the NCS playoffs. This year, however, the results were different and the Huskies were victorious in their manhandling of Monte Vista of Danville. The team put on one of their best performances of the year. Though they lost in the second round to Pittsburgh, they pro¬ vided us with plenty of excitement and they gave our school plenty of winning pride. Boy, Were these guys studly. Not only did they become champions, but they were 6 and 0 in the M.V.A.L. league. Their only loss was against Mo¬ reau. These fine young lads should have a great year next year at the Varsity level. Good job, guys . J.V. FOOTBALL Bottom Row (l-r): Brian Carey. Tom Nevea. Scott Lutz. Darren Chamberlain, Steve Chavez. Pat Kinner, 2nd: Tony Santos, Steve Weigel, Paul Chavez, Jamaal Norwood, Boris Oaks. Ricky Garcia. 3rd: Steve Emerson, Ray Mene. Coach Seyboat, Coach Eric Relova Rodriguez. Jeffery Pine, Gilbert Orta. 4th: Doug LaVerne. Charles (Chuck) Marquez, J.J. Fantazia, Jerry Sullivan. Rich Hobbs, Paul Mayer, Rob Ronning, 5th: Doug Adcock, Clement Lueng, Jeff Ganje. Back: Jarrod Miles. Tim Easly, Nick Handley. Rob Miller. Arnold Esperanaza. Komron Pazdel, Jason Adams. Vince Marchetti. Andrew Butler. Scott Cristianson, Bill Harrison, Lyle Gilbert. M.V.A.L. CHAMPIONS J.V. Did an outstanding job, on an off the field. They blasted the league by tak¬ ing first in the M.V.A.L. Their only loss was to the Mariners, due to injuries. Bottom: J.P. LaBosierre. Craig Wilhalm. Sopnos Chu. Mike Chapman, Rudy Freeman, Jarrod Teyshak, Gus Milam, 4th; Trevor Reardon, Robbie Dunn, Carlos Weasly, Tomy Esalni, Justin Beary, John Fappiano. 2nd; Brian Maxwell, Dave Lima, Enrique Aguillar, Robert Vera, Scott Chewy. COACHES; Harrington, Anson, Jon Lopez, Tom Sims, Roger Pointer, David Hollingshause, Brian Frank, Whitmer, Cesar, Riddle. Rod Greene, 3rd, Bill Walsh, Dan Worley, James Lee, Todd Houtchins, Ken FROSH FOOTBALL This years Puppies have done a tremendous job. In the near future their talents will soon be reckoned with. Stan¬ dout Gus Milam on offense and Rudy Weasly on defense were key players ot the Freshman team. PUPPIES CROSS COUNTRY Sheri outstrides her opponent. The spectacular cross country team had an excellent year. The boys ' varsity tied for second in the MVAL, while both the girls ' varsity and the boys ' JV took fourth. The Varsity MVAL All-League finishers were: Joe, Sanjiv, Reed, and Sheri. Sanjiv fights the hill 178 Brad leaves the pack behind. Joe kicks sand in everyone ' s faces. cn sD Smiling seniors Joe. Sanjiv, and Drew. T Y Top: Reed Wakley. Sanjiv Nayyar. Coach Lemmon. Joe Murdica. Mark Torrez, middle: Brian Taylor. Brad Wear, Pat Kelly. Ed Moon, bottom: Mike Alborz Drew Smith. Huskies warm up. (to right) STRIDES Jonathan Black. Keith Indorf, Jeff Ulrich. Mark Pesek, Augustine Ar- reage. Amin Rahimi. Frosh-Soph Team at the starting line 179 V A R 5 I T V 6 J a V V o L L E Y B A L L BUMP MRS. COACH DEAN. Ed Fontanela. Stacy Pelletier. Tammy Talken. Mary Holkenbrink, Cindy Pelletier. Kim Kean. Patty Mena. Shannon Abrams. Michele Hazen. Sam Bungato. Susan Hollingshaus, Mary Karleskind. Monica Whitkamp, Carol Ting. Deanna Lutz. Michelle Hazen. Kristen Scholer, Debbie Martin, Heidi Anderson. Cassandra Richmond, Cindy Pelletier. Leah Wright, Kris Self. Michelle Richards. Coach Dean; Holly Crites. Tabby Elliot. Tara Fennello. Jill House worth. Susan Farrens. Kelli Slamon. Renee Theriault. This year the Washington High Varsity volleyball team took fourth with a 6-6 re¬ cord. They went to the playoffs and lost to American. They had a good season and are looking forward to an even a better one next year because of all the returning stars. The J.V. team also did very well. They ended the season with a 7-6 record. They had many talented players that will be moved up to the Varsity level next year. 180 1. Mighty seniors-Stacy, Pat¬ ty, Tammy, and Mary 2. Leah getting ready to serve. 3. Huskies setting-up for the kill. 4. Varsity, warming-up before a big game 5. The serve is mightier than the sword. 6. Renee, serving for the final point SPIKE! VARSITY GIRLS Row one: Mr. Hankin. Kirsten Bernardin. Lori Holding. Lya Morgan. Lynne Siegner, Alka Mirchandani. Tricia Wallace. Kelly Lin. Row two. Charlene Lu. Sharon Wu. Lisa Dinh. Petrina Angelides, Tammi Cermax. Row three: Stephanie Brechtel. Heidi Woll. SENIORS The girl ' s varsity tennis team came in third place this year with a 7-5 record. Kirsten Ber¬ nardin and Lya Morgan were the standouts, both being cho¬ sen as All League. Kirsten placed first in the MVAL, but both were selected to repre¬ sent our school in the NCS playoffs. Senior. Sharon Wu 4 fl Senior. Heidi Woll Senior. Kirsten Bernardin 182 TENNIS Row one: Maria Laguerta, Lisa Bell. Carrie Silva. Kristy Hinkel. Christy Gaaa Terri Kaneko. Monique Mayeaux. Melissa Calara. Row two: Kathy Santos. Alice Tam. Melina Calara. Kristina Romerez, Elma Amboy. Miyo Togowa. Sandra Kim. Toby Shimizu. May-Tan Wong. Not shown: Shannon Butler The junior varsity tennis team came in second place this year, compiling an over¬ all 8-4 record. Setting up for a match. Good friends are forever mm Lori waiting for a ball? Heidi shows off her sexy legs Nice follow through. Terri. Miyo. what are you doing? 183 GYMNASTICS Tiffany balances Jumping Jenny Jill shows off her winning form. Renee on the rebound “WE -WH.S Go for it Randi Our gymnastics teams did exceptionally well this year. Varsity tied for second place, while JV remained undefeated. V A R S I T Y Top: Renee Chamblin. Sondra Utterback, Stacy Fern. Carrie Crowell. Co¬ lette Moran. Laurie Crum. Marie Hrones. middle: Rochelle Evans, Raquel Flores. Melissa Gadd. bottom: Gladys Enriquez. Stephanie Keller. Jenny. Goltz. Jamie Loeb. Lisa Wille. Tiffany DeWitt. Liz Tisor CO 70 WASHINGTON top row: David McBride, Mike Wade, Zach Simon, Chris Noard, Carl Logan, John Goulart. Jeff Mar¬ quez, middle row: Coach Danny Villa, Mark Hood, Matt Bell, Scott Lutz, Derek Soni, Joe Canals, Brian Sato, bottom row: Gary Adovnik, Remegio Ypil. I T Y With a new coach, the Huskies had a re¬ spectable year. They broke their losing streak from last year. Stand outs were Rem Ypil, David McBride and newcomer Carl Logan. Mike Wade tries an escape Coach Danny ViHa Seniors: l-R. John Klarich. Jeff Marquez. Chris Noard. Rem Ypil, Andy Kuo. Mike Wade Wash VS. Wash vs. Wash vs. Wash vs. Wash vs. Wash vs. Wash vs. Wash vs. Wash vs. Mt. Eden Hayward C.S.D. Kennedy Irvington Newark Mission Logan American W W w L L L L L L WRESTLING top row: Richard Lu, Rich Lucido, John Klarich, Tom Sandlin, Jim Belmar, Andy Kuo, middle row: Steve Chavez, Lance Navas, Robbee Pointers, Keith Greene, Korey Kato, Wayne Hsaio, bottom row: Derek Melo, David Katreeb, Basically all wrestlers are out for their first year. The J.V. team had a pretty tough season, but that ' s part of learning to wres¬ tle. Any true Husky knows, however, that he must stick it out. They did just that and are to be con¬ gratulated for it. Andy Kuo in a lock up J I V I HUSKY HOOPS B A S K E T B A L L S E N I O R S 188 TOP ROW: COACH GUIN BOGGS. Erik Mora, Dave Blum. Leif Kemp. Reggie Page. Trevor Crowley. Jeff Christensen. COACH BOB KILGORE. BOTTOM ROW: Keith Wilson, Dan Schreiber. John Erceg. Frank Kilgore. Hani Ghaith. Not Pictured COACH KEN STANGE. and Statsman Dennis Bogus T Fresh Boegel Jeff, powering up J.V. R O U N D B A L L J V. Matt Fredenburg. Jeff Edelen. Mark Thomas. Doug Perrien. Jake Pierce. FRONT ROW Andrew Pierce. Tom Dowling. Paul Baldini. Mike Zarneke. Reed Wakely, Wade Slome NOT PICTURED: Coach Carl Roeber Jeff, in heavy concentration. � : Tom from long rang© Wade, taking a break between plays 191 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FROSH: Joel Tennison. Bill Walsh, Michael Beretta. Robert Frakes. Tom Nishikawa, Jonas McEntyre, Sal Garcia. Dorian Peecher, Blake Tinsley, Todd Houchins. Rick Panameno. Jason Bellini NOT PICTURED: Coach Vince Pacheco GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL FRONT ROW L TO R Francis Elliot. Karyn Kralovansky. Alissa Martinez. Jill Housework. Joanne Winter- stein. BACK ROW Lorene Kiger, Jennifer Wlodarcyk. Melissa Smith. Leilani Young. Kristen Scholer. Cassandra Richmond, Mrs Dean Alissa Martinez going for the ball Who ' s open? Cassandra looking for two Francis Elliot going down court. 193 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL 1985-86 Girls Varsity. Top row l-r: Mary Karls- kind. Tammy Talken, Tara Constantino. Kym Kean. Mary Hol- kenbrink. Shannon Abrahms. Coach Mike Hankin. Bottom l-r: Stacy Pelletier. Dean¬ na Lutz. Lori Holding. Seniors l-r: Tara Con¬ stantino. Tammy Tal¬ ken. Mary Karlskind. Stacy Pelletier. IS? 1 Shannon Abrams shoots from the outside Trying to even up the score Huskies shoot a free throw. Shannon Abrams shoots from the inside The girls Varsity Basketball team had an excellent year coming in 2nd in league with a 7-2 record and a 23-4 record over¬ all. They remained in the top 10 in the east bay for the entire season and were the 1 school for 3 weeks. Their biggest achievement was that they were ranked 13th in State. The games lost were to Pleasant Valley, 2 in State, American, and Logan in the Shaughnessy playoffs. 195 BOYS VARSITY Chris Looks. Beka Thompson. Bill Sarver. Frank Gemignani. Shawna Sarver, Gary Boomershine. Rich Odson, Gordon Richie. David Caspillo. Dan Druckhammer. Chris Santilices. Nathan Mollat. Drew Hehr. David Richie. Frank Luccero. Steve Schuster. Anthony Kramer Jeff Dronker. COACH FIELDS. Coach Fields whats going on out there? SENIORS. SENIORS. SENIORS .. . Bill Sarver. Frank Gemig¬ nani. not a senior but a German exchange student the one and only Chris Laaks. back to the seniors Anthony Kramer and last but not least Chris Santilices. super hero Bill Sarver Making his way to the goal. 196 SOCCER As the Refs watch, the game goes on. GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER ACTION, ACTION, ACTION Jill Shan©, to the rescue Sheila POWERLEGS Barroso going for the free kick. VARSITY SOFTBALL Varsity Top L-R Tammy Carnean. Mary Holkenbrink. Kris Kralovansky, Carrie Schaeffer. Melanie Schwartz. Miko Dimodica. Stacy Pelletier Bot L-R Lya Morgan. Lori Holding. Lynn Siegner. Coach Dean. Francis Elliot, Deanna Lutz. Shannon Abrams JV SOFTBALL A swing and a miss. ir ' Bot L-R Mr Ulrich. Anissa Specht. Kim Moates. Sara Ghaith , Caryn Kralovansky. Chris Scholar. Marshall Bethany. Lynette Hutch Top L-R Vanila Mather, Tricia Wallace. Lisa Bell. Chris Dawal. Gayle Giverere. Debbie Crum. Holy Spore. Susie Farrens Dam that ball!! Mr Ulrich Out of the chem lab to the diamond. Kim hurls a pitch. 201 VARSITY BASEBALL Georg© Goulart. Keith Wilson. Rich Crane. Brian Snyder. Ced Brooks, Gil Orta. Mark Gonsalves. Joe Canals. Todd Soderman. Mark Nomura. Andy Montalvo. Mike Karicher, Brandon Desch, Charles Marquez. Tom Bischofberger. Eric Lutz. Jim Miller, Rick Waschau NOT PICTURED. COACH LIGHTFOOT. Coach Lighttoot Todd, turning the heat on. Joe with a routine out. Mark, stepping into the pitch. Brian sneaking to third base. 203 FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL Top row: Vine© Morchetti, Rob Miller. Jerrard Miles, Shane Buettner, Nick Hanley, Doug Adcock. COACH RICH GALVAN Middle Row Jason Naples. Jeff Kuenzler. Chuck Farmer. Greg Wilfong, Jason Adams, Keith Rowe. Front Row Mike Mottram. Rob Dunn. Paul Chavez. Paul Baldini. Matt Abelson, Zach Simon. Vince, stepoing into it. Jeff, scooping up a grounder 204 Doug, letting it fly TRACK AND FIELD I LIKE FEELING HIGH! 205 VARSITY B O Y S front row: l-r. James Wilson. Chris Deck, Brad Wear. Reed Wakely. Drew Smith second row: Robert McDonald. Chris Scott. Marcy Tiano. third row: Ed Moon. Ar¬ chie Torres. Richard Lee. Ray Pe¬ ters. fourth row Bill Rohovit. Dar¬ ren King. Komran Pazdel. Clem¬ ent Leung. Dave Caspillo fifth row Mike Brooks. Leif Kemp. Joe Murdica, Kevin Kazares. Jason Teyshak R L S front row: l-r. Tina Martin. Mi¬ chelle Morones, Cindi Ray, Chris Rardon. Sherri Guittierez. Tara Constantino, Alyssa Martinez, Tara Fennello. second row: Jill Kazares. Jeni Cullen. Tamaza Hockenhull. Sonja Hicks. Shayla Anthony. Tina Fernandes. Cas¬ sandra Richmond, third row: Randi Cope. Doni Cope, Moni¬ que Mayeaux. Jeni Wlodarczyk. S. Young, Laureen Kiger. F R O S H S O P H fr ont row: l-r. James Baggs. Rich Hobbs. Mike Al-Borz, Aristotle Filar do, Johnny Lui. Mike Chiang. second row: Chris Indorf, Tom Holkenbrink. Jeff Scheaaf, Mike Chae, Greg Hodsen. third row: Art Galvin. Joel Meggino. Jerry Sullivan, Ray Mene, Brett Corie, Tony Aumant, Carlo Tiano fourth row: Amin, Russ Mackey, Jazveer Nayer. Eric Crusada, Donny Peeker. Carlos Cheeves, Paul Laster 1. Lillian Wong. 2. Tim Wright 3. John Brady. 4. Bill Uranga 5. Steve Nathan. First row. (Lett to right) Anna Banez. Sandra Kim, Losa Wang, May-Twan Wong, Christy Chan, Toby Shimizu. Second row: (Left to right) Wendy Lin. Carrie Silva. Shenna Hsu. Suzanne Nah. Elisa Tang. Stacy Fern. Lillian Wong. Thanh Nguy. Hsu Fay. Third row: (Left to right) Tim Wright, Wayne Hsiao, Steve Nathan, Xuan Nguy. Bill Uranga, David Taghioff. John Brady, Jeff Nunes. Gary Boomershine. David Makki, Tim Ma, Jeff Scarvie. Morten Larsen, Coach Lemmon. SENIORS v s A A 1 A A j BOYS VARSITY TENNIS Nice forehand! Ready. Aim. Fire 211 BOY ' S VARSITY SWIMMING Top: Glen Maxwell. Carlos Goulart. Kyle Mobley. Jeff Rishel, Dennis Makishima. Donny Reis. Bobby Moran. Lenny Strong Middle: Tony Enselme. John Caldwell. Chris Santelices, Mike Miller, Neal Bhomwick. Mike Cobel Bottom: Mike VanQuickenborne, Chris Ryan. Jeff Grover. Ricky Lee, Steve Needham. Brad Holder, Richard Kuo. 212 The final stretch Coach Don French BOYS J.V. SWIMMING Top: Hadeel Hassan, Pag© Frakes, Jos© Glindmeyer. Bryan Bodi©, Jason Thomas, Dominic Guastivino. Tom Harlan, Sanjay Kurani, Pat Kelly Bottom: David Eddie, Pat Kelly. Bryan Derry. Eric Dudley, Ty Eddy. Glen Cabral. Amin Mihir. Kevin Kehler, Mike Bartoldo Who Greased the wall? Superman IV. The last lap 213 214 GIRLS VARSITY SWIMMING Audrey Vineys. Tammy Talken, Colette Moran. Jana Stewart, Leah Wright. Robyn Stewart. Christa Velasco, Kim Kean. Chris Lazenby, Stacey Wheeler, Halla Hallsteinsson, Renate Gilkyson Coach Kim Freitas Hi mom. J.V. GIRLS SWIMMING Front row: Gayle Donahue. Jennifer Askin, Kathy Evans. Andrea Pickinpaugh, Lenora Shipman Row 2: Diane Needham. Melissa Gadd. Jennifer Goodwin. Jill McBride. Janet Davis Row 3: Vicki Duthler. Tina Lester. Krissy Jacobs. Edith McGowan. Missy Hill. Julie Bergloff Row 4: Katrina Tucker. Lisa Arhontes. Kathy Sharp. Hillary Lewis. Dorothy Escobar Row 5: Kim Byers. Lisa Carey. Kim Loud. Stephanie Keller. Tiffany Dewitt. Rene Theaurilt ■p Sweet Victory The Incredible Mrs. Limpet SHANNON SLAMON: (New) - KS. JB, RV, and DZ thanks 2 U, I ' m all wet!! KCS Go for it! (New 1) Alphabet ' s almost done; MJ, DB, and KK! Thanks M and D, sis and bro., DS-Canyon Heights Rd, Thanks! MY, HW, AU, Hang in there. Ed-URA a great kisser! SA Thanks 4 the JP TS- Binoculars 4-ever. L,F, and S. to all! WENDY MILLER Future Bank Official- I just want to thank Mr. Stull for all your support and those great lunch breaks . Thanks to AA, DC. DS, and all the rest of my friends. You have all helped me through and I will never forget you. Good Luck! A special thanks to Kevin, my future husband, for all of your support, love, and concern. I will love you for ever. Love always. W.K.E. JOTHAN FRAKES: YAY! Wow! Gosh! Finally after four years I ' ve discovered that High School is highly overrated. If it weren ' t for Miles, I would have slept through it. TIKUO CHEN: Swinging TC To the muske¬ teers and all my other swingin ' friends: take care and watch out for Murphy! LEIF KEMP: LC 1, Special K , Wash 56- BOD 48 All my buddies: Jeff (J.D., Cine- dome, drive-ins, police buddies). Rich (T.K., Pony K. Senior ball, Jose, etc.), Hector(too much I can ' t remember) Husky track. King City ' . Boo Kroom 86 rules. Thanks mom and dad, sorry for all the troubles. Heidi. I ' ll make it up to you somehow. See ya in San Diego. Aug. 25! JEFF CHRISTENSEN: 6, Husky Hoops 1! Me and R.C. Casketmasters... 12!!! Thanx to my bud L.K. Thanks Mom and Dad. REMEGIO YPIL: Thanks to all my friends for making this last year so special and for be¬ ing a great bunch of people. I can really look up to you. JOHN PARKER: The job is done and I go out another boring day. I leave it all behind me now so many worlds away. KEVIN CHUN: Producer of the smash hit musical Asian Persuasion To the 50 yard¬ line society and dear pals- Ted Koppel is the messiah: Giveth thy friends the bountiful harvest of world news . Patty Mena et al May you fly in your life as the birds in May . To the class of 86 - Happy trails to yoo, thanks for all the great times. DONNA MARIE RUNYAN: 11, 12 and Jody We ' re Buddies. I ' ll never forget Physiology. I love you Mom and Dad. I couldn ' t have done it without you. Jody 8c Gina, our friendship means a lot to me, you pulled me through many times and I love you most, I always will. Goodbye WHS. just four more years for this future RN. JENNIFER KISH: To Susy-Q, Mar-bear, Fairy, Bernie, Goodwin, Gina. Jennie, (My travel¬ ing bud), Molly (My twin) and J.D. I wish you all good luck in everything you do -1 love you with my whole bod! CYDNEY IMPSON: aka Crazy Legs Future Therapist Thanks to W.C. Falcon for all of his Inspiration and to Maria Falcon for being such a good friend ! I would also like to thank WHS for all the memories and Maria for getting me through Mr. Lowry ' s class w out going insane. LARA PEDERSON: aka Vienna-Gonna be a star! The world ' s foremost director of music videos. Thanx Missy and Eric, see you at the top. Extreme gratitude to Mr. Lightfoot, Ms. Perkins and Mr. Stull for making my life inter¬ esting. To the gorgeous guys I know: Paul, Vino, Shane and Tom - KEEP IN TOUCH! So long and thanks for all the fish! JESUS FILARDO: aka J.D., Vincent. Joel, Fu¬ ture District Attorney - To my pals: Jerome, June, Tracy, Marc , Rowdy. Rick, Gaines, Mike. Jeff, Miles. Linda and Gloria- You all made my years here the best. Best wishes in the future. Get a haircut Miles and Rick. ERIC LUTZ: To the gang: Bo, Rich, Brooks, 86, Billy, George, Shak, Sid. Mark. B and G. Haniel, Dexter and Ninja. You guys are the best! To Lisa: You ' ve brought tons of happi¬ ness to my life! I Love You! To Coach I and the Hand You two are the best of all Coaches. SONJA FE ' RA TCLIFFE: alias Adam Ant- Fer¬ ret and Curious. Hubba loves Kork, Butch will honk on, but bobo will have to come later! P.S. Cindee, D.T. ' s forever. Love, 1986 ' s V.V. SHERYL CASHEN: Thanks mom and dad for everything! I love you both! Thanks Lisa and Shannon for all the great memories and a great start to a terrific future for us all. Re¬ member N.M. and all the late nights with F. O.M. Times will never forget and many more to come. Thanks to Julie and Dan too, for always being there with listening ears, Tonight She Comes . DALRIE SUMMERS: Okay, fine! Well, I may be a science teacher yet, thanks to R.L.U. and C.F.M. I just want to say thanks to Darren King and Jim Miller. They are the best guys in the whole school. They are studs in the sports they play and I idolize them both. Special thanks to W.S. who helped me make all the right decisions. CHRIS NAVA: Thank God, I ' m graduating! Good luck to all my friends. Special thanks to Jay V. and Robert J. for all the fun. To Tom T., we made it Tommy! CINDEE RAY: a.k.a. Curious. CJH and the FremontGirls Rule! I love you Glowl Adam Loves Madonna! Thanx to all Bulldogs You ' re the best! Fe I love you- THANX! CINDEE: It ' s hard to put into words how much I cherish our friendship, it means the world to me. The memories we ' ve shared togheter. the past five years will never be forgotten. . I love you dearly. Best of Friends, forever, Gilo. MARIA FALCON: Future Shrink, soo to be Maria Shieler. Also known as MO. Gen. and Chorkey. To my sunshine Tdinney Shyd, I love you. David, Cydney, Tairy W., D.D. and Mom, Thank-you WHS for being the place to remember all the memories, and Cydney and David for being the ones to create them. 216 MARK ANDERSON: To all future students of Washington High: I leave you these famous quotes: Buddahead, shat, are you high? Get a real job and tie my face to the side of a pig and let him roll in the mud Use them, don ' t abuse them PAULETTE HAUSER: To Dad and Greg: Thanks for always being there when I really needed you. I couldn ' t have done it with out you two. Nina, we did it! Love ya both, Paulette. JOHN PERES: a.k.a. Angel Eyes. Future Suc¬ cess. Thanks to my Friends and Tammy for their support and my parents for their mon¬ ey. LASHELLE RENEE DIANE MANNING: Future pediatrition and Mrs. Eddie Murphy. To Kris¬ ten, Paula, Stacie. Strech and Shummie, my third period Dookies- I love you chicks. It ' s almost over just as its beginning. Now as we go our separate ways, we hope to find friends like each other but they ' ll never be a person or thing that can take the place of another friend like you. Tree. Thanks for the Snickers and medicine. I love you little one. Dookie MARIANNE SALINAS: a.k.a Gumby, the La¬ tino chick. Merril: Hey Scum! We know what we are now but we know not what we will be. URAQTEK- Together we pulled through, you have made my high school life a special one. Thanks lil Red. Three Muska- teers discover. I love you all 1986 was an awesome year. Fish 8c Wallach-1 dedicate my teacher looks to you! THERESA RICKENBACHER: To LaShelle M. you stud. What will we do ... Well we did and it was some of the worst and the best times. You are the greatest and one of the best friends I have ever had. Patty M. Where ' s the rapmaster- Leaning to the left or right at a Frampton concert? Kathleen S. - Peace, Love, Groove. Mitch R. - Long Live the Organizers. I ' ll miss you! Kevin C.You ' re hamburgers will never talk! Joe M - Stop giving me those mean looks! Kristen 8c Wendi- Good Luck, hope it works out! Stacy and Tammy- See ya at Chico! Thanks W.H.S. Scumpy Stickenbacher. TIM GREGORY: I would like to say to Chris Nava that I hope you have a good life and your dream comes true. To you Louie DeO- liveira have a fun last year and hope a lot of girls say hi because so far I ' m winning. I hope you two have a good life and live a long time. K.l.T. (Lunch Lives On) Tim (the Boss) Gregory ANTONETTE GREENE: To all my firends that I love (you know who you are). This is a spe¬ cial good-bye for you- I wish for you all hapiness and good luck! SUSAN LUGO: A.K.A. Boo-Boo- To Yogi, thank you for being there, for making this the best year ever, and for being my best friend. Always remember to never forget. D.C. - you haven ' t been forgotten, we ' ll be friends forever. D.D.G. 8c K.H.- Thanks for all the fun and laughter. You ' re the best! And now to you B.B., for everything you are 8c everything we ' ll be- I love you! Good-bye W.H.S. CHRIS ANDERSON: In a decade you ' ll find me on my 4th marriage honeymooning in Vienna with D.O.P. behind my name .. Crystal. Tina, Best Deux. Trois through I.H.S. to M.S.J. Bitty and Sissy, remember Safeway, Tahoe, N-M., H.S. dudes. Cham¬ pagne Sundays 8c Summer of ' 85. G.M., couples of 84, first loves. I love my gazers, C.J.H. crew. Maloney gang 8c Huskie dudes! To my first love, thank you! Mom and Dad, thanx! I love you all .. Squirrel ERIN KENNEDY: a.k.a. Air-in, E-rine, Eek, Bum. Nick the Carpenter. Thanks Mr. Stull and Mr. Lane. Good-bye Mattos Gang it ' s been a long time. Keep in touch. I love you. To K.S. - P.T.S. To S.S.-Don ' t be late for meetings. Let ' s do lunch, K.C. Good bye my little bun¬ ny partner. I ' ll miss ya, P.M., D.S., T.T., B.M., T.K., lit red. Three Muskateers Forever! I wouldn ' t have made it without youl I love you! Come up and visit me in Sacramento sometime. MICHELLE WRIGHT: Hey Bo, its all over! Ha¬ waii watch out M2 is coming, you ' ll never be the same. Friends forever thru thick and thin. Shelly Bo Belly. Bea Bea! Whoa! Mi¬ chael I love you more than life itself! The big day in ' 86 or ' 871! Till death do us part! Dreamin ' about Pappy 68 and my baby! Thanks Mom for all the support, I love you! Thanks Washington its been real fun! Pitty ben is 1. M-N-M 4-ever, Hi to all the Go- Bots from P-holes. SHANNON KENNEDY: Shann - I ' d like to thank my parents for all their support an- and the pressures they put on me. I wouldn ' t have made it without you. KELLY CREASON: Myrtle , Keller Mom and Scott thanx for always being there. I love you! Highlights: Soccer 118c 12, Beachin w L.B. 84. 85 Best friends: L.B., P.O., S.H., H.W., and J.D. Girls just wanna have fun Special times in 85 , New Years 86 . Thanks 2 all of my friends for good times. I ' ll always remember. Jeff your one in a million, 143!!! ANGELA DUNN: a.k.a. Spot. Judi and Dave and all my other friends, best of luck in all you do-l love you! Look out world, here I come! WILLIAM SARVER: 2 M.V.A. L. champion¬ ships. It ' s been a good four years. I leave my t alent and best wishes to B.F., the boys soccer team, and P.Z.C. , they ' ll need it!! ERICA BENNETT: Colleen (M.B.F.)- I ' m glad I missed the bus. Joy, aren ' t we witty? Luv ya lots! Mr. Ficken, Mr. Wallach. Mr. Hottle, Mr. Fischer, Mr. Bredahl, Mr. Miller and Frau- Thanks Teach! Mommy and Daddylove for everything. Good luck and lots of love to all my friends. VERONICA GALLEGOS: Well the graduat¬ ing class of 1986 finally can say it ' s history; may we all meet again under the cherry moon! Look mom I did it! 1 down 3 to go!!! LOUIS ZAVALA: Thanks to everyone who made the last four years so great. I ' ll see you guys around. Good luck in the future and remember ' 6 ' rules and always will. RENEE NEIL SON: (hopefully) a future lawyer. Thanks to all my friends and especially Mr. Stull: You ' ve been great! We made It! GLENN GUTIERREZ: a.k.a. Synthesizer Man, Future musical genius. Thanks to Chuck for a projectile-filled fun time, even though I didn ' t learn any calculus. Only ONE more year, Maricela! NA TALIE ESKRIDGE: Well, we finally made it! Sonja- We ' re walkin ' down the aisle. Trisha- we ' re so compatible. Both of us, together, at the same time ... Thanks to all my friends who made my senior year the best! Long live FUDDLE!!! TRISHA KOOPMAN: This year has been the best and most interesting of all my years of high school, and I couldn ' t have had such a great time without my very best friends; thank-you Rick, Erin, Marianne, and not to forget Natalie, for we had many adven¬ tures. both of us, together, at the same time ... KIM BUEN a.k.a legs Future desire in psy¬ chology. Thanks Erika, Diana. Lisa D. and LaShelle, your the best! I give my locker, book, and attitude about some people to Sandy. I told you I would make it. Dad, Mom and James. E.D.: Thanks TOSTONE DEL MAR gang for making W.H.S. a blast. Bye Mrs. Krebs, you ' re the greatest. MOLLY QUINLAN: To all my new best bud¬ dies in the whole wide world. You know who you are (ya ' II). I love you! SUSAN SILVA: Future Social Worker. Thanks to W.A.R. for all of your love and support these past 7 years, and thanks to B.S., A.C., S.R., and T.S. for the memories. Thanks, mom and dad. for all you have done for me. I love you. CSUC-here I come! GINA OISTAD: Future: Something that makes a lot of money. Love you Madonna, Babsy Wabsy, Boogie Nater, Deb the Web, Adam, Bernie Mini, and Yo Tom. 66 and the G.O.A. lives. See ya in San Diego, John Taylor. TARA CONSTANTINO: CC team L A. for¬ ever. Mary K. Thanks for Chico. (Yar such a bad influence.) Jennifer C. without you I wouldn ' t have made it, especially in Eng¬ lish. Jimmy, thanks for all the fun times. (Re¬ member the Deaf school) Girls B.B. team. Thank-you for accepting me and making me part of your family J.M. and S.K. good luck wherever you may go. Mom and Dad I finally made it. Thanks for everything!! Good luck to everyone!! DEBBIE FIORENTINO: Bender. Future Dental Assistant. True love forever to my boyfriend Chris. Thanks Mom and Dad. MARILYN: of Guam. U.S.A. Hey guys , we made it! Take care of yourselves, good luck, and don ' t party too much. I ' ll miss ya! To my wonderful and loving parents, I fi¬ nally did it. Just for the both of you . Love always, Marilyn. JENNIFER CRAMSEY: SENIORS: Remember Remember to keep your dreams alive, and happiness will always be in your heart! Thanks to M.V., T.C. and S.W. EDDIE SARHADI: 1 86 German Club-86 Everything has been great here at W.H.S. (teachers, friends, girls, ect.) and almost everyone has cared about what goes on. Most of all. The Cute little German Koula Bear is a senior now. but lets get something straight Stephanie, 86 Rules but 87, Well I guess that does too. O K. Deustch I. II, III, IV. Rules. KELL Y LIN: Thanks Mom and Dad for putting the pressure on, Aik a for keeping it on. and Lisa, Carol, and Charlene for taking a little off. And thanks Lillian and Naomi for just being there. I wouldn ' t have made it with¬ out all your love and friendship. (Special thanks to Mr. Hottle, Mr. Stull. Mrs. Wall, and Mr. Zladnik for being so understanding.) ' s a jelly! JOE MARCENO: Kevin, Patty, Antonette. Tammy, Shubha, Kathleen, Stacy, Brian and all mes amies: Fun and games? We ' re going to be adults-what a dread! So when we ' re all off on tangential lines doing what¬ ever, don ' t be afraid to look back and re¬ member that you had a good time-1 surely did!! Thanks, and don ' t forget that the plu¬ ral of mouse is mice but the plural of moose isn ' t miece! From the trancendental real with much of what they call love. Joe. FRANK GEMIGNANI: I want to thank my friends Tom and Jay for always being there. Hey Kate are we still together? Re¬ member you promised! Hey Jay watch out for that tree! GINA MARTIN: future: Running wild through Europe. I love you Dexter, Tairy, Berny. Jen. Opi, Mr. Ed, Squirrel and Lilly! See ya in a year Minnie Ha Ha! CJH Sisters forever. N-V, Vice Pres. Miss you all! ALKA MIRCHANDANI: Keep pushing for the plus, Charlene and Kelly. Always remember that we are a bunch of suckers in a world of Tootsie Rolls, C.N. Merci beaucoup Mr. H. 8c Mr. U. Let the survival spirit live on. Aik a LISA BESSO: No one person is too small to help a friend. Gert. Ida, Hil. Myrtle and Julie have proved it. Time four wiz-Kid! Moon¬ beam to Minhim Snoz. Rule 1, NO? Beach¬ ing and of course Pam ' s experience in the treacherous ocean. Breathe Pam Breathe! Susan-Ralph and please don ' t sit on Gonzo! Julie, a friend in every way and of course Kelly, from Charlie (whiz-man) to jumping from towel to towel at the Beach Squirt Tell your boyfriend (Jeff) to chew with his mouth closed! There ' s too much to say to cover our friendship. Daniel, je t ' aime de toute ma coeur. And I do! To Mimi and Paw I love you both so much. Mom. Dad. Bubble and Pig: Thank you! C ' est la vie! You ' re in my heart forever-Philly DIANA GUTIERREZ: Well, this is it! No more high school! It ' s gone by so fast! I just want to thank all the teachers and friends that helped, and put up with me through all the good and bad times, especially C M., E.S., K.B., L.R. Thanks to my psychiartist Chris. I know you put up with a lot Chris but thanks for listening! I wish you all the best of luck! ERICKA FRESH SANDOVAL: New York City!! I ' ll be there with Robert My love Herrera. Best wishes to Fatty and Sappy, K.B., D.G., L.M., and D.S. Thanks to ail my teachers for the headaches, especially Mr U Mr. F, and Mrs. M. Love you Mr. S. (my racing pal). And remember, YOU LOOK MAHVELOUS!!! CAROLYN RAMOS: Thanks to Kelly and Lisa for their special friendship. Maria for special confidences, Kevin for my insanity, and Mr. Hottle and Mr. Stull for putting up with me. JOANNE VANDEN BROEK: Well, for coming to this school in my senior year, it hasn ' t been too bad. Even though my heart still belongs to M.H.S. Thanks to JK, RN, MQ, DN, PH, and especially CS for making my begin¬ ning at WHS bearable . Special love to PD, SL. RK, and all my friends at Moreau. EE, thanks for being such a great friend. Mom and dad. I Love You! DWAYNE NELSON: To all the seniors and especially my close friends (Lisa D., Erika S., Jeff W., Kim B.. Remee V., Mike W.. and Joy W.) good luck in the future. To all under¬ classmen enjoy high school, it only happens once. Thanks Mr. Stull and Mr. Mangini. TAIRY WHEELER: Soon to marry some help¬ less old man in Greece! To all my chupa friends: I love you! Camp Jack Hazard: Ah! It ' s all in good fun! N.V. secretary. What gives? The P.P.P. rules, Jimmy and Billy ... Brothers! JOE FINLEY: future psychologist- Dear Clicks, I hope yoru kids are just as wonder¬ ful. Mr. Woodie. Mrs. Schrieber and all you radical teachers have a good life. 84 and 86 forever bug buddies will be back at Laney. Ron, and Johnny thanks for being my friends. I love you Tina Martin. TONISHIA OLIVER: A.S., T.,G„ G.M., and C.G. thanks for everything. R.L., L.C., A.K., remember the Vaka. Mom, dad, I love you! Randy, Sonia, John and D.U.D. say hi John, remember Patio Cafe. OH No! CARMEN MARTINEZ: Thank-you dad. I did it all for you. And I ' m not finished yet. Also thanks to both Dl ' s for always being there. PATTY FERNANDES: Hi M.G. love ya lot ' s. Special thanx to S.H., we finally made it through the last year! Good luck to P.P., M.M., L.H., T.O., N.M., P.H. and everyone in the Class of ' 86! Take care and K.l.T. Scor¬ pions Rule!! Peppermint Patty KIM DA VIS: Thanks to all my friends for stick¬ ing by me, S.K., K.R., (dimples) J.N., J.C., S.T., L.N., S.B., S.F., and the rest of you. But special thanks to Mr. Stull. Look Mom and Dad I made it! My special love to Randy Disney. Love Always, Kim DUNG DANG: Thanks to Mr. Fischer and Mr. Hottle for all you help. Good luck to J.C., K.D., and J.K. at Washington. R.L., R.A., A.K., and I ' ll have a great time next year. PAMELA BUSINGER: My buddies- all you guys especially P.M., K.M., and D.S. have been crazy (I ' m really not that air-headed that you make me look like all the time!) I hope you guys don ' t forget me. Free at last! Here ' s to my dancing days ... Pamela (Peb) LISA MARTINEZ: a.k.a. Lisa, Lisa or Lisa Pizza To all my friends : good luck in the future and I hope we stay the best of friends. Congratulations to the class of 1986. LAURA KLODZINSKI: Life is a philosophical trek to find your own morality. Enjoy the trip . And thanks to everyone for making school so bearable. DAVE WHEELER: I ' m finally getting out! Now it ' s time to get out into the real world. Thanks to J.B., D.Z., Miles, M.W., S.C. and everyone else who has helped me get through. KEN SCHRAMM: Thank ' s to Dating Dave for the help. Maybe now I can get 3 like you. COLLEEN HUGHES: To Erica I ' m glad you missed the bus too, I love you dearly! Joy I ' m glad we became good friends you ' re a sweetheart! To; Eric, John, Ron, Ken, Dave , Paul, Jill, Dennis, Joe, Kevin, Molly. Kim: Take care you guys! LILLIAN WONG: This is to be a dedication, and a thank-you note to all the teachers, counselors, and advisors who have helped me in one way or another to make it through these past four years at WHS- with¬ out your help, I wouldn ' t be where I am today. Extra special thanks goes to Mr. Stull, for always being my extra counsel¬ or, my loyal supporter, and my friend. Next time we meet. I ' ll bring you a book¬ mark for your collection! TOM TEIXEIRA: I want to thank my two best friends, Frank and Keith, for everything. And to my wonderful girlfriend, Jennifer, who has made my senior year really special. Jay, Tree! STACY PELLETIER: a.k.a. Nanuk and Utek- Future Unknown!? Thanks pops for all the help! Because of you T.T. and the rest of the gang. WHS has turned out to be a pretty great place to spend my last 2 years of H.S. JEROME MARTINEZ: To J.D.. J.R., R.R.. and T.R., have a great life after graduation. To I.C. don ' t get depressed ' cause we are all graduating ... To H.K., D.R., and D.U., thanks for being there when I needed someone to talk to and being friends. Spe¬ cial thanks to G.N. and S.M. for making my last year very interesting. I hope you both have fun in the future. CHRISTIE HICKERSON: Thanks Mom. and Dad. and Scott(my bro.). Thanks Glo for listening ... O it was fun Bruce. Bye S, B, No more S.H. Bye D.H. (K) W.P. was wild ' 69 Camaro ' s, ' 65 Chevelle ' s, and Cal Bugs rule. Thanks Dana. Hope S.R. and Big M last for us. T.D., T.T.: Santa Cruz here we come! Led Zep and Zoso 4-ever. Love ya all. C ya! 218 MINHNGUYEN: To all my best friends, thanks for being so nice to me for the past few years of my high school year. I ' m very ap¬ preciative. I wish you all have a happy fu¬ ture. Thanks to M.P., S.K., T.T. and A.W. for all your help when I needed it. Thanks to all my teachers, expecially Mr. Ulrich and Mr. Zlatnick. FRANK CARREIRO: Dad, Never thought I would make it, did you? Thanks Mr. For- gatsh for the info, via disk. From; Laser Tach To: Mr. Forgatsh I dedicate two songs: Dare to be stupid and I will be mellow when I ' m dead. ROSE PUIM: Thanks to Steph for being such a caring friend. Mom and Dad for all their love, and the whole Fraga clan for their confidence in me. JODY KATHLEEN REGO: a.k.a. Hoover (the RC!) Thanx W.H.S., 86 is the best! S.C. I luv you! B F F Fire, the dream. 43- take off you hoser! Beauty eh! Love! Best buds-un, deux, trio! Mae- be a good girl, give it to me. P.M. pha-kme. El, Mg- My buddies, nightmare little sis. good luck! Susy -Q, I love you! Hey Thru! Cat woman swinger J.T.-no way dude. Billy, Michael G, Joey, - Luv ya! Mr. V- ya know. Thanx mom and dad- I love you both! SB-be good baby! 52 F 8c A you talk to much! BDE-clean car, what? Var. Song 1, we did it together. I love you all-don ' t miss me too much! K- bye! PAUL MITSUDA: nicknames given by best friends -Paula, Paulette or Jackie and by my Spanish teacher Ms. O ' Donnell: Pablo. Future Career: Police Officer Hobbies: Ka¬ rate, computers, typing, photography, bowling, volleyball. Administration of Jus¬ tice, camping, fishing and knife collecting. Thank you Chris Rizzoli and Glenn Haggard for being around and being my best friends. Thank you also: Mrs. Koppel. Mr. Ficken, Mr. Koski, Ms. Jacobs, Mrs. Robinson, Mr. Fischer, Mr. Woodward, Mr. Stull, Ms. Mallon, and Mr. Ingram. Thank you for all your help and friendship. To all my friends in the class of ' 87- ' 88. I wish you all good for¬ tunes in your future plans. GOOD LUCK: My friends in class of ' 86,1 wish you luck in your future careers. Hey, Mom and Dad, look at me! I ' m a grad., I ' m a grad! KAREN REDMAN: I would like to thank my friends for helping me through school. Becky Williams my best friend- She ' s caring and understanding and the sweetest per¬ son I know. Kim Davis for being my friend after all these years. I would like to thank my Mom and Dad for sticking by my side through the bad times and the good times too. I love you both very much. (I can ' t belive I made it!) Karen STEPHANIE TORRES: To my friends: Shelly Smurf Kimmy Davis, Shen, Christie, Hicker- son, Lisa C. You ' ve all been really great friends! I miss you all! Thanks for being there and listening to my problems. Eric A., your like a brother! Good luck in the rest of your school years. Mom and Dad I made it. Aren ' t you proud? Avery Alspaugh you ' ve been the best Boyfriend I could ever have. I ' m looking forward to the future with you! Thanks Ms. Perkins. I learned a lot! Love you all! Stephanie 86 CHRIS SANTELICES: a.k.a. Corkey, Pee Wee. Umoki - Well happy campers. WE MADE IT! After four tough years of hittin ' the books and going to parites it ' s all over... Everyone talks about how great it ' s going to be to graduate but to tell you the truth. I wouldn ' t mind another year of this. It was a blast! Thanks everyone for the awesome year, especially Nahakama and Paul, The Burp Brothers Live! Oh yeah. Misty, I love you! Corky JAMES ALLEN: a.k.a. The Last Huggie Bear. Future Polititian. Mark man you ' re a totally bad drummer dude and a good friend. I dedicate this book to all the friends I leave behind all the friends who leave with me and all the friends I am about to follow. I wish happiness to you all especially Air-in, Marko, Nat, Mar-e-anne and all the crew of our awesome performances. I wish I had the time and space to write down all those important to me there were so many of you but I do remember, live full, happy lives all of you. Mom and Dad although I don ' t always say it or show it I am quite aware of all the special and extraordianry things you do for me above and beyond the normal duties of parenthood I love you and thank you, Eric. RICH CRANE: To Booze Bro. we ' ve been through a lot. Granny Hang on to L.P. she ' s sweet. Watch that eyebrow. L.C. 1 and 2 watch out for those S.D. girls. Coonyos- try and stay healthy. Especially Luther. Good luck next year. Magoo- thanks for being a great friend, keep those socks on. Bo- watch out for those ' Quantus ' Thanks mom and pops. 66 Stangs Thanks coach Lightfoot. That ' s Time Merf 44. AUDREYR. VINEYS: Future responsible adult. To all the teachers, counselors, and staff of W.H.S: Keep up the good work. To the cast and crew of A.P. thanks for helping me through these last few years, Broadway here we come! THANH NGUY: To all the teachers I knew before who guided me through the high school door. I ' m glad to say, that I will be out of your way and hope to meet you someday. DARREN KING: (Dexter) - I Love You Gina Martin, Clinky, Jimbo, Roho. J.D. Mike B., Eric L., Joe D., and the rest of the gang. Take care all you Hosers. KASEY CROWELL: I LUMLA THANX Being There!! 86 kix-secretaries Rule. SAM ZABOR: a.k.a. Neil, Mr. Yankee, the Nose , Stud Zabor, and Sambo. G, a hand me your sage. TAMMY T. CASEY: a.k.a. - Cookie Future millionaire. I would like to give special thanks to Mrs. Donkin, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Wal- lach, and Mr. Mottle whom I think are ex¬ ceptional teachers. I would also like to say thank-you to my sister. Georgette, for al¬ ways being there for me. It took us a long time Jo, but we did it! I would also like to thank Annette, Sherry and Tonisha for be¬ ing the good friends that you are, and thanks to the rest of my friends for just be¬ ing friends and making school a little more tolerable. To Mom and Daddy, I did it! and I love you. MARVYN TA YCO: Thanks to all that made my four years possible, and to my parents, brothers, and friends —thanks — I owe you guys a lot! JOE MURDICA: To my girlfriend Sheri Ken¬ ney: Thanks for being such a great friend. I love you. To Brook and Kazares for being the friends I needed to get through the last two years. Good luck 4x400 Relay team . Love ya all, Joe. ANDREW JONES: a.k.a. A.J. Thanks M.M., and K.C. for being in Samas 4th period Auto. Without you I ' d have slept through lunch. CHERYL CAWVEY: Thanks to J.B. and D.R. for making my days interesting. Thanks to Mr. Springer for being there to talk to. MICHELLE MORONES: a.k.a. Madonna Fu¬ ture GM- Luv-U-Gina Marie. Babs your beautiful. Thanx Mrs. Koppel. Madonna luvs Adam. Don ' t hate me 35. Stephon your No. 1 Hi: Poe, Jimmy, and Billy Brothers. Adi- os Brian. SUSAN HANSEN: Thank-you to all my best buddies for making time fly while having fun. 10th- I ' ll never forget, I still love you tanto (Scooter) Good luck to all. IDA. CR-L: To all the teachers that helped me get through the years. Thank-you. BILL ROHOVIT: Here ' s to the malony bull¬ dogs. We made it! Thanks for all the Good Times; 22, 66, 12, S.G., M B., C.A., C.R., M.J., and all! Roho. DAYNA A. SESENO: Future Barbara Wal¬ ters. Thanks Dookie, Kim, Brandy, Fresh, and Becky for all your friendship. Mr. Fisher and Mrs. Wilson thanks for a great class. Thanks mom for being there. DEBBYBA TEMAN: Debbers , thanks to Kelli and Melissa for all of your hugs! To Kel, my favorite III ' sister, I leave you all the cute C.C ' s (except George!) To Lissers, my locker and all of the happiness possible with Stewy . TAM! O ' LAUGHLIN: To Honkin Conkin, we fi¬ nally made it! To Mark Anderson, you ' re Spock the Knob eh! (I ' m Kirk.) LINDA HAYWARD: Tami does this mean we have to get jobs? Mark A., dude, you must be high. To my class: Thanks for the Kicks in ' 86. Love, Linda. SONIA HERNANDEZ: I can ' t belive it ' s over? Love you mom and thanks for everything. Thanks to that special person in my life- R.C. We did it Linda! Watch it A.D. Best of Luck KH and PF. I did it BRD! You guys are next to R.L. and M.L. Look out Hawaii, here I come! LINDA KO: a.k.a. China Doll -future psy¬ chologist. Thanks to all my teachers for making my high school life bearable. And also my friends for sharing my happiness and sorrows, and being there when I need¬ ed you. Thanks Dad for understanding me and letting me have my parties!! and Mel if you read this, remember I love you always! MICHELE: To my sister Tina- Good luck in the following years. Enjoy yourself and have fun. Mike I love you and I hope all our plans work out, thanks for everything. Mom I ap¬ preciate everything you ' ve done for me. Thanks love always, Michele. TAMMY TALKEN: Hey ya pops! Thanks for everything. G.B-ball see ya up there next year! Good luck Beat P. V. 50 yard line club forever. D(B)L Sheila says hi! S.P. Thanks bud. We learned a lot and had great times. 20-24 and remember, that ' s life! Say hello to Henry and Irene for me. Love ya all. The Germ!!! Chico State. FORSYNTHIA DANIELLE PEECHER: To Lisa and Treva: I finally made it! Thanks for the good times! Won ' t see ya next year! Ha Ha! PAUL MOREIRA. It ' s finally over. Thanks to all my friends, especially D.J. Good luck to ev¬ eryone in the class of ' 86. DAVID MOTT A: I made it. What a trip. Thanks to my friends in the class of 86 . The party is just beginning. Good luck in the future, see ya in Hawaii. BONNIE TROMBLEY: Bon. Future Dentist ( I hope). J.R., T.K., Milk, cookies, cotten can¬ dy, and candy to you all! W.H.S. you ' re the best! Thanks dad, for all your support! I couldn ' t have done it without you! I love you! Jeffrey, I love you most of all! 86 CHRIS NELSON: The time has come to thank those who have helped me so much over the years. It is now my turn to prove to you that all your work wasn ' t wasted. Thanks and keep up the good work. See you all on the beach. Take Care! RENEE TA YLOR: Thanks for everything, mom and dad, your the greatest. AUDRA PASHAYAN: Thanks mom for stick¬ ing with me. I love you. Mom. PATRICIA HAMER: Lots of love to my Rocky Horror Picture Show friends, see ya in the back rows. Thanks to everyone who let me talk about my year abroad constantly as I did. Thanks Mr. Lightfoot for letting me tease you. M.C., L.P., N.M., keep in touch or I ' ll have to come back to haunt you. For¬ ward my mail to the U.N. JOHN BRADY: For everyone who made it happen: I hope y ou all have a great time A.W. (after Washington). Out of the sticks in ' 86- fun in the sun in ' 91 - K.l.T. 219 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT James Allen- senior class, senior writings, homecoming, senior candids. senior picnic, news stories Erica Bennett- introduction, front section, divider pages, ski club, club copy, valentines dance Pamela Businger- photographer, rally squad Ajay Butani- yearbook and hatchet staffs Sheryl Cashen- dances TiKuo Chen- photographer, spirit week, homecoming game Susan Cook- junior class Kelly Creason- photographer, boys and girls tennis, boys and girls soccer J.D. Filardo- football, wrestling, track and field, booster club Jothan Frakes- band and choir Veronica Gallegos- photographer, halloween, clubs Antonnette Greene- drama Jennifer Kish- rally squad, rally squad candids Michelle Maestri- junior class LaShelle Manning- senior cla ss, senior toddlers, homecoming Joe Marceno- copy editor, student council, rep assembly, softball, photographer Lisa Martinez- freshmen class Wendy Miller- senior class, homecoming, bank of america awards, senior writings John Parker- football, girls basketball Theresa Rickenbacher- senior class, homecoming, husky awards, senior writings Marianne Salinas- business manager, cross country, gymnastics, powder puff, ad pages Dan Schreiber- volleyball, baseball, boys basketball David Wheeler- sophomore class, swimming Rem Ypil- head photographer, artist, senior favorites Louis Zavala- faculty, badminton Mr. Brower- dedication, faculty candids, powder puff rally Though sometimes I felt, and even acted, like I was doing this book alone, I realize several people contributed a lot of time and effort to making it — time and effort which was greatly needed and much appreciated. With this page. I am given the opportunity to express my gratitude to these people. All those who did their pages without complaining, with flair and style, somewhat on time, and had maybe a little bit of fun while doing them, deserve a hand and a thank you from me; thank you. And to all those on the outside who had to put up with our mistakes — thanks for your patience. Special thanks from me go to those who had nothing to do with the yearbook class, but who took their time to help us out either finding names, writing copy, or just suggesting ideas. Little bits of input really add up. Before I go. I ' d like to say that being the editor this year has been a very important job for me, one which I ' m sure I ' ll never forget. I know, of course, that this book isn ' t perfect, but I hope that, despite whatever flaws it may have, it brings back many fond memories of your year at Washington. £ a!lCC L Senior divider page photograph taken by Ronald C. Hill. 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