Aviation High School Alumni
Long Island, New York (NY)
Giovanni Colombo
Aviation High School
Class of 1972
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GIOVANNI'S PROFILE
| First Name | Giovanni |
| Last Name | Colombo |
| Graduation Year | Class of 1972 |
| Gender | Male |
| City | N/A |
| State/Province | WA |
| Country | United States |
| Occupation | Teacher/Associate Professor |
| Married | Yes |
| Favorite School Memory | Drama Club |
| About Me | Graduated from Aviation High School in 1972. Joined the US Air Force in 1973 and spent 20 years as an Avionics Specialist, Supervisor, Trainer, and four years as an Academic Instructor at the Tactical Air Command’s Non-Commissioned Officer Academy teaching military science, communication skills, and leadership and organizational management. Traveled and worked while being stationed in Germany, Oklahoma, Texas, Mississippi, and finally Washington State. I retired from the Air Force in 1993 and started working on a second career in public transportation as a paratransit driver and then as a dispatcher for Intercity Transit in Olympia, Washington. During this time I was also the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) coordinator, trainer, and assessor for the paratransit clients and drivers. Attended school part time with St. Martins University to get a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management, and then teacher certification in Business Education through the Troops To Teachers program. Also hold a Masters in Education Curriculum and Technology from the University Of Phoenix. While student teaching with Yelm Middle School, instructed Business Applications and Administrative job skills to adults in the evenings with Business Computer Technical Institute (BCTI). Have been employed as the Computer Applications/Business Education Teacher at Elma High School in Elma, Washington since 1998. The team leader for the Business Education Department and the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) adviser for the high school and a member of the National FBLA Awards Panel coordinating national competitive events. Recently retired as the Regional FBLA Adviser and currently also employed as an Adjunct Professor with Ashford University teaching online courses. Married to the former Diana L. Mattheis of Vallejo, California. Have two grown children, Lydia and David, five awesome grandsons and a â&...(read more) |
Class of 1972 Alumni
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Boris Pinto
Class of 1995
Kevin Zuvich
Class of 2015
Peter Alvino
Class of 1969
Russel Nicholson
Class of 1982
Stephanie Flores
Class of 2005
Richard Troche
Class of 1970
Mohamed Shariff
Class of 1977
Cristobal Soto
Class of 1985
John Owshanik
Class of 1961
Fernando Hernandez
Class of 1995
Anthony Adolfo
Class of 1973
David Velez
Class of 1979
Jeffrey Pang
Class of 1998
Stanley A Martyniak
Class of 1966
Walter Dzubiak
Class of 1965
Garfield Murden
Class of 1987
Walter Carmello
Class of 1972
Anthony Imparato
Class of 1973
Sean Gorham
Class of 1981
Gus Nisivoccia
Class of 1978
Kevin Kevin J Keane
Class of 1971
Johnny Hafizi
Class of 1981
Scott Cordier
Class of 1981
Alfredo Lozano
Class of 1978
John Lozano
Class of 2002
Theodore Papademetriou
Class of 1974
Jose Baez
Class of 1985
Carl Scott Amaya
Class of 1987
Edward Milano
Class of 1954
Robert Mazarowski
Class of 1961
Avinash Maharaj
Class of 2007
Danny Choy
Class of 1970
William Rodriguez
Class of 2015
Martin Blitz
Class of 1973
Duke Edwards
Class of 1988
Jose Figueroa
Class of 1986
Recent Class of 1972 Reunions
Plan a Class of 1972 Reunion for Free
Class of 1966 - Attend the 2019 Graduation
Invited Classes: All Classes
Date: Nov 09, 2017
Description: Giving Back to AHS. We plan to give at least two tool boxes to the 2019 Grads., but if we can give more your donations w...(read more)
Class of 74 ,40 Year Reunion
Invited Classes: All Classes
Description: We had a great turnout for our 30th,we now know more classmates and it would be a larger turnout