San Rafael High School - Searchlight Yearbook (San Rafael, CA)

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STEVE JOHNSON STEVE JONES I can resist anything, except tempta- tion. ' -OSCAR WILD I BYRON JUNG And I saw that wisdom excels tolly as light excels darkness. -ECCLESIASTES 2:13 MIRA KANTER You ' te nevet fully dtessed without a smile-Keep in touch class of ' 861 GOOD LUCK! MICHAEL J. KAPASH DAN KAPLAN KANDI KLEINERT SOPHIE KOSINSKI Friends are people who know one ' s faults and don ' t give a damn! Always follow your own drummer no matter what anyone says. -KARL MARX Try and enjoy the here and now. The future will take care ot itself some how. ' -HOWARD JONES ' Counting the times that you said what you mean. All the reason to forget what you want to believe. JENNIFER COOL MARK LAKEMAN JULIE K. ADAM S. LEE KULEMIN LANDECKER The sun is shinin ' and I ' m on that Nothing is going to touch you in these One does not make ftiends. One recog- road. -BOSTON And we will eat them all up; and that golden years. -BOWIE nizes them. will be fun. -HANS CHRISTIAN AN- DERSON 20 Johnson-Lee

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From Vaurnets to Ray Bans, whatever the name was, everyone had a pair. Sunglasses were worn at all times of the day, including before school, break, lunch, and after school. The purpose of these glasses was not only to keep unwanted rays of sunlight out. but to establish one ' s personal- ity. Ray Bans were worn mostly by freshmen and sophomores to suit their mod style of dress. Vaurnets, as usual, dominated the entire campus as the most worn type of sunglasses. They were worn by all the classes. There were some stu- dents who did not Craze at all ihe Shadze Most brands of sunglasses came in ' variety of colors ranging from black to red. Styles varied from cat-eyes to glasses that folded up to size of one lense. One factor that kept this a hard fashion to stay with was the price. Depending on the style, Vaurnets ran from $50-$100. The cost of Ray Bans was about $45. This craze of sunglasses comes and goes. SHEILA HOLLERN JODI HUBBLE BETH HUNSTOCK DAVE J. HUSAK 1 like |unk foods; burritos, cookies, french fries, and beef sticks. I like school and all my teachers. Destiny is foggy. But we must find our diffeient paths to lite — good luck to all. MARY POOH HYDE I don ' t know. ' MONIQUE DASCHA INCIARTE Do I date disturb the univetse .• ' -T.S. ELIOT GARY JACOBS I don ' t want paradise, just a place to call my own. But it wouldn ' t mean any- thing if 1 went thete alone. RANDY JANIS Hollern-Janis 19

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CECILIA LEE MICHELLE LYNN SHANA MAUREEN SHARYN ELAINE LEVENSON LEVY LEWIN Behind the cloud is the sun, still shin- g- Ain ' t it funny how time flies, when the ' Pethaps someday even this will be Make the most of yourself, for that is best is vet to come. ' -BRYAN ADAMS pleasant to remember. ' -VERGIL: AN- EID I all there is of you -R.W. EMERSON CASEY LITZ KERIE LOGAN ANTONY J. LUCCHESI DAVID MAGLIOCCO Sing with me, sing for the years, sing Todav IS the tomorrow vou worried for laughter, sing for tears -AEROS- MITH An expert is someone who takes some- thing you alreadv know and confuses about yesterdav. ' -JL ' ST FOR THE HALIBUT! m DENNIS R. MAGLIOCCO Lo e always creates, it never destroys. In this lies man ' s only promise. -I.EO BUSCAGMA 21