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

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Patrick Henry From A Senior Angle Patriots see our school from different angles - but how about a person compar- ing it to a school back East? For Monica Bruce, coming to this school as a junior was a different experience. Everyone had known each other for a long time and the cliques were already established. It's hard to break in and make new friends, especially when the school is so big. Monica said she knew almost all of the people at her school in Virginia, and here just her own group. lt's too bad, I think you need to be exposed to a lot of different kinds of peo- ple - not the kinds you like in your own clique. To Monica, the school is a little imper- sonal, and is keeping that in mind while looking into colleges. I had better rela- tionships with more of the students at my old school - maybe in college there'll be more opportunity to meet different types of people. As a senior, Monica doesnft feel any older than the rest of the students, though she feels she has more responsibility and more work. Seniors are always busy with applications, homework, and jobs, lt's a bogged down year! Realizing it's a step toward adulthood, many devote more time to their studies and learning. I think thatls what your senior year is all about - getting ready for college and learning to take more and more responsibility. Monica Bruce, a college-bound senior, discusses the problems of being a newcomer to such a large school. She finds it difficult breaking into the many cliques and meeting a variety of people. i px, . 'f I f 'V . fa ' ra :il 43- ,V . 1 '. . lI'i f' -Q f' . . Km .5 A5 Z' as TN .F gi rr . 'iiiii xg ,W 5 . ,QQ ff: is sz:-. 1:-is ., .i rf , ,., . rs., , E., ,ff , I A A L '45 - .1 ., x . Stephanie Haugh You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough! Danlel Hayes Castles Made Of Sand Slips Into the Sea Eventually JIMI, FLOYDSLLED ZEP Michael Hayes Lisa Haywood For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. Steven Hazlett Love can mend your life, but love can break your heart. Liliana Head It is the wounded oyster that mends its shell with a pearl Jon Heathman Dorft RUSH Life cause we're soon to be MEN AT WORK VW or Die! SS8:FT R Gary Heckman I can resist everything except TEMPTATION Daniel Henderson THANK GOD l'M OUT OF THIS PRISON. HEAVY METAL LOUD AND PROUD OF EVER JUDAS 81 THE BEAST. Sandra Henry Sylvia Henson Let today embrace the past with remembrance on the future with longing. Ellynn Herbert Taking away the moments that make up a dull day P.F. I luv you S.A.M.P.2 Student Angle 153

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I Robert Gregorio Now that I have graduated, I can begin my edyoukasion A.M,F. JanetiGriffith That be one nice TOYOTA you know I want! Scott Grimes Juana Groll Laura Gross Be Able At Any Time, to Sacrifice What You Are, For What You May Become. John Guera Marc Guess Lisa Gunn Remy Gurke To P.W. 8a K.F. you made coming back worth it! I LUV U SKIP and GREGG! Amy Gutowitz A rainbow rises a ribbon at a timeg give me some time. Tammy Haenel Special memories are special keepsakes! ILYD. thanks Mom-N-Dad! BEFRI Dale Hagg Paul Hagler Lisa Hall Life is like a wave, it has its ups and downs. BP4EVER KR EN and Mrs. G William Hames Scott Hamilton TS8zSH No more TI-l8aSH For Now. ML. Rock on ANNAWELLA SURFS' UP MADE IT 3 , Michael Hanes 1 John Hanrattie Until the razor cuts . . . Jonathon Hardin Erik Hamer Happiness is found alon the way, not at the end of the road Lat'r PH. Lisa Harrington Amy Harris Great opportunities -- brilliantly dis- guised as insoluble problems Suishi James Harris TEAM MOOSEHEAD 'ROAD TO OBLITERVILLE' Steven Harvey When da boys are in toruble we R not slow, it's PUGPUGPUG and AWAY WE GOI 152 Seniors Q! in ,urs .Fira-. 1 . . ki '-, fi 1 iii I ,af- if Vw E il? , f p 4 i n fi- f X . '5k?.g1'r E A ri , ' -rw.-we mgmapo Y, f x -If 0 ,. ,Gm 3 J Q -iii-. 'Q Huw- MMP is f' --ur ffl: , f greg ' i is , ,X A zfiiii k 4+ Fo n,,f . in if an-mg., rm 795

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Lauri Hess l'm finally in the clear and l'm free . . . l've got dreams l'rn living for . . . John Hewitt LaShon Hicks Memories. . .goodbye PHHS. Hello college. Thanks Mom and Dad Luv ya LCH. Amy Hill Red is a primary color. Debbie Hill Mitzie Hill Stephen Hill Linda Hills l can do ALL things through Christ who strengthens me. Phil. 4:13 James Hinkley From the earth and the sky I got high, l'll get by, VW's FOREVER Later On! Kenneth Hittleman A man with one watch knows fill. li ig, iifig, - ir. ' l's-we at . at , f 1 J e ef ir new f'-f' , f to tif' s so f N- Jie t is the timeg a man with two is never sure. Jill Hjerstedt l'll always love you Stewart. Lawrence Hobbs Angela Hodge Th max 1 person can do 4 another is to inspire him with unrest and concern. James Holbrook Thanks P.H.H.S. for everything. l still don't know nothing. David Holl David Holley I don't know where l'll end up, but l want you there with me. ILYKQ ICE Athena Delimitros explains to Andrea Weiss why there are no Senior Dues Cards. The cards in years past have proven to be a hassle as well as expensive. 154 Seniors :R ,fi Ri sa nf ia: CH gf w -r ilfhsif an 5 ll- A 'R' N,-1' In V KI, 5 , 9 l i' iri R it P S t is 45. ptt S is illi s + i gb . fini ii r- egg? , .A 1 i V' f -.ga if 3 Senior Scott Rohrback buys his yearbook at the financial office, Seniors had to buy their yearbooks, luncheon tickets, and prom bids sepa, rately due to the elimination oi Senior Dues Cards.