Patrick Henry High School - Encounter Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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THE CLASS THAT'S GREAT IS 378 1977-1978 Senior Class Officers The class of 1978 closed out the school's first decade with a balance of academic and school spirit accomplish- ments. This past year of education has prepared its grad- uates forthe unlimited future ahead, whether the future involves immediate entry into the job market, or entry into further endeavors of learning at the college level. The senior class cabinet and other seniors involved in the various spirit functions have striven to make this past year full of enjoyable and memorable activities. New events, along with the traditional favorites of the past, were organized this year. Among our fondest memories were the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, class competitions, car rallies. spirit week, and last but not least, the prom and graduation activities. It has been with goals of ex- 18 Seniors cellence and positive attitudes that we have made a se- nior year to remember and cherish for years to come. The innovations and activities that have gone on this year could not have been accomplished without the dedicated work of my cabinet: my pair of Vice Presidents, Lisa D'Amato and Aladrian Slade: Secretary, Linda Farmer, and Treasurer, Nina Frankel, along with several members of the senior committee all worked to make this senior year and my job more enjoyable and easier to com- plete. Mike Mohr Senior Class, President