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

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STACEY J ROSS Laughter is the sun that drives winter from the human. ' -VICTOR HUGO DESIREE ROYALL To conquer the stages of the world; to laugh with the wind. MAURA JUDITH RYAN Through these year I ' ve learned to live, love, and learn, but most importantly, to give. JACK E. SALEH The first time is always the best ' ! SCOTT R. SALOMON KATIE SALVAS KURT SAMBORSKI VAHID SARRAFAN Life is like a twelve pack . . . you have to enjov it while you can. Some hke it hot! For some the school is over, tor some it ain ' t. Friends are gone, but memories ain ' t. S.R.H.S. San Rafael High School completed another very successful year in 1986, overcoming obstacles that it had faced for years. In 1888 when the school opened, there was but one building with a graduating class of five. Today the number of graduates has risen to over 200, and the school has expanded to several buildings. One of the toughest battles San Rafael High faced in the past four years was the consolidation of San Rafael High School and Terra Linda High School. Just recently in 1984, this problem was temporarily solved. Because neither school was closed, the school will be around for its 100 year anniversary in 1988. 1 Ross-Sarrafan 21 27

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PATRICK ALLEN POTTER People going nowhere, taken for a ride, looking for the answer that they know inside! ' -OZZY- VALERIE PUJOLAR There are two kinds of parties: the kind you never remember and the kind you never forget. ALEX QUEZADA A man is never more a man than when he is reaching tor what is beyond his grasp. TOM QVISTGAARD It is impossible to fail totally if you dare to try. ROBERT READ Yesterday is gone; forget it. Today is here; hve it. Tomorrow awaits; go for it. NICOLE D. REBSAMEN I can resist almost anything but . temptation! Class of ' 86. go get em! ' BRENDA REED DEREK JAMES REISINGER They say I ' m crazy, but I have a good time. Life ' s been good to me so far. MICHAEL F. RICE A sharp tongue is the only edged tool that grows sharper with constant use, - Washington Irving. ' STEPHANIE A. RILEY I ' d like to thank God, the Academy. and all the little people who helped me to the climb; to the top. SCOTT RITTER Complete success is not purchased at any one time, but rather on the install- ment plan. JEFF ROSENBERG It ain ' t what you dance it ' s the way you dance it-The Swingers PS. When in doubt, have a draught. ' 26 Potter -Rosenberg

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Senioritis enior year came a lot faster than one could guess. The last year at school differs for each person. For some it was the final chance to till college applications and decide which way their lives would go. For others, it was a year of relaxing and enjoying the lite of a senior. Just like all the other classes, seniors were labeled. But the label they received was more like an attitude, a way of life, that developed to an extregie from September to June. This label, the attitude of seniors, could be described as SENIORITIS . This could be noticed in seniors as early as the first day of school. They were the ones who said, Hey, it ' s only the first day of school! We don ' t do anything anyway, so let ' s go to the beach! And they did it. This was senior year. The ability to be chronically late to classes only down the hall from each other. The best excuse one could give was I don ' t know! . The inability to rise in the morning without a strong cup ot Mrs. Olsen ' s favorite was common. Early day senior classes could always be found by the aroma of coffee coming from the classroom. Seniors were also plagued by excessive relaxation. This could strike at any time. In the middle of a test in Government or English, an over- whelming desire to just put one ' s head down and sleep struck. This may have happened in the earlier three years, but the difference was that the idea didn ' t seem so off the wall and they did it. Another aspect of senioritis was the lack of solid classes on their schedules. A senior ' s schedule resembled a camp activity sheet more than a list of classes, two T.A. classes, an office aid class, and a psychology class where everyone Om ' d out all period. Senior year as a whole crept up on us a lot faster than we expected, but left us with memories that will last us a lifetime. KAREN A. SARRAFZADEH Life is an endless strata up and down; you are never on the top or on the bot- tom. ADAM JOSEPH SCHNEIDER A dream not pursued is a dream not realized. ANDREAS P. SCHULTZ Perseverance is rewarded for those who want to achieve. MIKE SCHULTZ If the women kill me i don ' t care if I die. -THE BLUES BROTHERS BEN SCOTT La lutte eile-meme vers les sommets suffit a remphr un coe ur d ' homme. - CAMUS KEN D. SHEPHERD In ail labor there is profit. ' ir ii 1 f 1 fA H ' ' S i H K l l K H STEVEN SIIG I want to live likejames Bond. I want to die like James Dean. - ' agent orange ' Hi Blair. 28 Sarrafzadeh-Siig