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

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Sheri Edmonds Friends are to last forever ,. Thanx LR AW MB VS CXOS3 BYE! Kevin Eiselman May the wind always be at your back but don't let it blow you over, Linda Elias Life is Full of dreamsg the ending of one is the beginning ot another. lan Estes Wen uv seen byncl yorslf then u may ind peace of mind is waiting there. Michelle Evans David Ewers Dorft brag about your plans for to' morrow - wait and see what happens. TEN BUM Gerry Famelis Carmela Farace Red - Bears - Hugs -- N - Love Gloria Fazekas All I Ever Wanted Was To Be With You! ILYJL 5f8f81 - ? Diane Feinman Lisa Feller Christine Fernandez lt's not goodbye li's good luck until we meet againg lts fun memories. Erik Fidman NOW - lt's time to find our place in the sun YEAA Deborah Finnerty Alison Fisher If l'm not for myself now, then who will be for me? Leslie Fitzgerald Friends come and go but Gocl's a friend who sticks closer than a brother. I , Students listen while a teacher advises them on how to take the SAT. Some of the items covered were usuage of grammar, mathematical equations, and tips on test-taking, Ted McColl and Tom Schweitzer skim through the Barron's SAT booklet. Many informative pamphlets, as well as flash cards and books were available in San X 146 Seniors Diego book stores. Sth 4iI ' Q 1, V 'GN Q I ww? . -ki N emit rt' ... r 1 i my fa i r ' of . I. Lx r-I , -Q. ui- eg is is E wi--. '1 , Q 133' 3 se ,ei A gh s , v

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QT' fr' -we Valedictorians from the journalism Angle UThe most important thing is to do the best you can, not to be named Valedictori- an, summed up Sheri Bernstein. She and the other members of Journalism agreed that pride wasn't just associated with the title, but rather with the fact that they had ll he most important thing is to do the best you can. t'f T-fy fi APU: .at - 'QW itt worked hard. Danny Braun stated, Ulf l had worked just as hard, and gotten one B instead of all A's, I wouldn't have felt any less oroudf' For Georgianne Rogers, the goal of get- ting all A's had been a strong one for a long time. I would have been disappoint- ed in myself if I had not done so well. All agreed that Journalism added a great deal to their high school exper- iences, and they would have participated even if it had been a threat to their grade point average. Danny felt that a large degree of luck was involvedg luck, for there was no way of judging which teacher you'd have, etc. Brian, Sheri, Danny and Georgianne agreed that they could honestly look back on their three years and not really change anything. Lynda Dossett Remember: Many things come and go, but friends are forever! - SP, SR, JD, MG. Ann Dresseihaus Keith DuBose Screaming for Vengenceln Wade Duckworth Craig Dufault Shaun Dunbar Christopher Dunn Guy Dunne Summer daze are here again! Melody Durham Jennifer Dye Tanya Eaton Thanks Mom and Gene for everything you guys have done for me. Luv. Lady T. Aaron Edelman Spent my days with a woman un- kind. Smoked my stuff and drank all my wine. Valedictorians 145

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' . J - sr 1 R was is it -- ,s .Ii it iii T T . is if ' eff i ., ,-i. 5,1 , .gg 13 ot SATisfied Anxiety over college board examina- tion loomed over the Senior class. The SAT lScholastic Aptitude Testi, just one of three college board exams, measures the knowledge of students in the areas of English and math. The scores from this test were sent to the prospective colleges and then used as one factor in determining student acceptance. Many students supplemented their knowledge in test-taking by attending prep-courses on 'LHow to beat the SAT, studying lengthy books and an enumer- able amount of vocabulary flash cards some even listened to educational tapes, all in hopes of getting a higher score on the SAT. The courses offered by schools and private classes cost between S20 and S400 and were usually four, three hour ll I I S worth the risk meetings. When asked why someone Darren Fitzpatrick Karen Flagg Randy Fleischman Here's to a future with no limi- tations, enjoy and liv it upp! Susan Flesner Bridgett Fletcherl want to thank you, Heavenly Father, for what youive done for me. Love you Mom, Dad, AF, RW Angela Flowers Thank you Mom and everyone who contributed to the new mel l love you. Andrew Forbis Thomas Fortner Bruce Fountain Class of 83 all the way RAW! Get high on Judo, Thanx Mom n Dad, GQ FHJA Karin Fowler You know l'll find a way. For me , . . it's the only life. Hoy! Ya know! Timothy Fox A Red Star Emblem views Eye to lg CASTLE DOMES Kingdom of my Future. Howard Fram Oh people of the earth listen to the warning the seer he said. Jose Francis Jacob Frank Dorothy Franklin My life is . . , a dream that to- morrow will bring. l Luv you Mom, Dad, C-83 Monique Freitag Our aspirations are our possibili- tiesl would pay such a huge sum for a 2 week course without any guarantees, one stu- dent simply replied, ul need high scores to get into the college I want to go to, it's worth the riskf, The necessity ot having high scores to attend the 'Klvy Leaguew colleges was the driving force for most. Before a test was given, it was not an unusual sight to see students recklessly cramming their brains with prefixes. suffixes, and roots, as well as tips on taking tests. ot SA Tisfied 147