Kearny High School - Komet Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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A popular place at lunch is the senior patio. At one time the name was strictly enforced, but now the seniors and the underclassmen share it alike. Going here and there most often requires a car. Everyday the parking lots fill up with cars like Becky Kindig's bright yellow bug. Going off-campus for lunch can be a refreshing break from the daily routine. Misty Durcan and Tracy Teneyck make it back just in time for their sixth period class.

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Where Do Your Arrows Point? It seems as though everyone has something they are working for. A per- son can spend his life trying to reach a goal and whether he makes it is up to him. The dictionary says that to succeed means to attain the desired object or endg to be successful. Being a success can mean being rich or famous or just feeling accomplished in what you do. If a person is successful it is because they feel they are and certain standards set by other people do not apply to any- one but that person. So, have a direction to go, an arrow to follow. Set yourself a goal and make up your mind that you are going to reach it. You will, if you really try. Dm Relaxing over lunch are Pat Fitzpatrick and Eileen Crawford. Pat and Eileen are just two of many Kearny students who work for their goals down at the pool. For many, gaining success is reaching the top of a particular field. Sometimes, like these trees, the top can be pretty far up.

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mm il g. , i i rl ,, ,i L 1 'W' i Bernie San Nicolas and a pursuing classmate par- ticipated in their daily jogging. Running and con- ditioning have become a major part to many of the different gym classes offered. in Listening very intently, Ronnie Kirkpatrick finds it hard to believe Steve Dreher's fantastic story. Senior class president, Sandra Paez, works dili- gently painting on the prize-winning senior float for the Homecoming parade.