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

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Patrick Henry From The Senior Angle I feel like I have an important stand- ing in the school. This is my last year, so I might as well try to make the best of it, said Senior Danny Ayyad. Danny felt privileged to go to Patrick Henry. It has a great teaching staff and diverse groups with very interesting people. j Danny feels that one of the biggest 'flaws is the lack of spirit. When asked how school spirit could be more im- proved, he replied, i'There should be more fun activities that everyone could take part in. Danny added that the sophomores and juniors added diversity. UI like watching how they act. They're more openg they donit obsess themselves with being mature. Since Danny was a senior, one of the all 1 ll miss life at Henry. things that constantly occupied his mind was college. I had to decide which col- lege I'm going to and what my major will be. Danny's career goal is to become a congressman or a senator. I'm looking forward to getting out of high school and pursuing college and a career, but I'll miss life at Patrick Henry. ' ....,.,,.,.j:a W V Ar- I Prospective Congressman Danny Ayyad views Henry as a diverse polyglot of people. He is interested in people and notes the major lack of spirit within the school, and especially within the senior class. ...3r - ..Q,,.. , It lk 15 3 ii.. . Qg' fi VN ...A - :ff - ' .g I ' If i - ' .max x 3' Ernest Comagon Sharon Comer Curtis Conklln Life is for living, takers never giv- ing. Pooling no one but ourselves. Audrey Conley let no man bind your dreams nor stop your laughter. Kelly Connell Make the most of life you may -- life is short and wears away. Steven Connell . . . Trying different ways to make a difference to the days MADNESS. Kimberly Connor Ernest Constant Scot Conway Reality? Never heard of it, You prob- ably just made it up. HUT JAGUAR. Cheryl Cook Nobody Knows Me Like You JESUS 1-4-3 Daxlla Cook Darlene Cooper Memories are the keepsakes of the heart forever. Thanks Mom and Dad. Student Angle 141

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Charity Chambers Daniel Chapman Nancy Chappell Diane Charest Stephen Chasteen Let the good times roll. Hoss hat? I love you MARCO JJ DH MS THANKS. Andrea Chelini amerourne C thaphong Mark Christopher Thuyinh Chu NAM MO BON SU THICH CA MAU Nl PHAT Kevin Chukes Thomas Chunn Jacuzzi is Concelted, Don't Be Sar- castic . . . what? Jon Cima Monica Cites Grow-up slow cuz once you get there, there's no turning back. Thanx MSLD. Kimberly Ciuchta Robert Cizek When you grasp what really matters, all the glitters won't be gold. Jamie Clagette Time to laugh and Time to cry And now it's Time to say Goodybe, J .C. Raymond Clark For me to live is Christ and to die is gain Phillippans: 1:2 Ginger Coffey Craig Cohn Dana Colangelo Christina Cole Ethel Coleman l finally made it. With Mom and God's help. I thank them both. Tami Coleman Love will last forever if you believe in it. l love you 4ever Howard Mann. Karen Collins Good friends are like wine and I've had the best. C.B. 140 Seniors f-wi , 1. k ,,-0. i .., 'hx IW' ,'W'W Nfl ....y 3' -451 -1 Q 2 iv- e,.,o-f'd 63' A' H Q ...,. . 1- ,W,a,,. lf,a,.-- , ff .., q W 5 ,Y 53 -' Re x .aie l is wl ' xml wi ,SM ,Ph v- ,. Q my , Q N ii , 7 Hilo? 91:3 If X is M.,

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Maria Cormier Thoz who bring sunshine to others can't help but bring it to themselves Yaulande Coston Thanks for everything Mom. I love you all. Especially you PC 8a Mom 8: Mrs. T Tricia Coulter Brian Cox Here today gone tomorrow Freeway Rocks on Forever! Kim Cox Friends may drift apart but the memories are cherished forever . . . Lisa Crabtree I believe its time for me to fly. Thanks Mom! Love you forever Dave! Ardie Crenshaw Chrissy Crooks The Play is Over, Can't Say Twas Fun SDSU Babes Here I Come! Luv2uKD8zLJ Julie Crowe Jose Cruz Steven Culver Dale Cummins A Perfect Friend Sticks With You Until the End . , . Thanks AZIZ-TOO COOL Magdalena Cunningham Rainbows last a mo- ment, but love will last forever. I love you Mom- 8zDad. Corinne Cusack However rare love is, true friend- ship is rarer . . . H.P.S.l! MOXCF David Czubemat Wendoly Dabney lull G l' , S. A 5 ,. TX fl ul df. 3' , 'r1. . I ' - . n tie' ' fm. ,jp 7 K W 1 H is wal i n I ' V x 'MT9' Q M I Q I , v?z.,,f 2' ...- VV K If .v:. :5E al il l rr l' .- 1,,1 ,.. 995 Q .qv 59 fig, , W lk We L. Wm. K ,rf ' fh' N ill-i The hut, finally green and yellow, takes its mid-morning nap before the hut people invade it's privacy at noon. At lunch, Ken Prescott, studies on the ledge of our most popular building on school campus. 142 Seniors -4, ,Q r-4-any David Bonde hangs on the poor, abused hut, which he and the other members of the diverse group, known as the hut people, have taken over. Various members are also the exteri- or decorators of Henry's Hut. :sie f .ef tw , fx 4. . 6 ,