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

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Jennie Johnson Love is one heart shared in two bodies. I Love you Bob Kwasnyl Jennifer Johnson Kimberly Johnson Good Times, Bad times - They all fffade away. Thanks LB. Sunseria Johnson Brown is what found CLASS of 83 Don't forget me Thank You God 8: Parents. Theresa Johnson fT.J.l YM JUST A LITTLE BRAT I LOVE JIMMY BEAR! Carolyn Jones Cabinsf Meadows and long lives together. They're all ours, JSS. Jeffrey Jones Julie Jones No one CAN Love without the Grace of some unseen And Distant FACE LLTW Michael Jones To teach what's been taught and learn what needs to be, to carry on Terence Jones To be Forgiven of sin is a gift that no man can afford to turn down. Lisa Kath! I think I'm having a HEAR'I'at- - FOOLS IN LOVE MMM Loving you Jeffrey makes all the JB and MJ forever, Jeffrey Kanarvogel Flip-a-coin Lisa Keen Thank you PHHS and my good friends for a great Sr. year. FLAGS 121 Charles Keenum A time to grow, a time to go. Thanks to everyone who made it great! Lisa Keller God all I need is u and I can make it. And my 2 best frenz Mom and Ken. 33 fob fl F. QQ' Q4 chi. Diane Howlett and Debbie Pixley listen carefully to the college repg however, at times during this meeting both of their minds drifted elsewhere. Joe Disbennett, a college rep from Occidental, ex- plains the requirements necessary for acceptance. 158 Seniors

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5 E . 59 in Valedictorians from the Music A n gle L'The music has to be there. l'd have continued with music no matter what the grade, stated Lexie Camacho, 'lMusic gets me through, it's my emotional out- let. Lexie along with Harriet Wingard, Carol Steffens and this year's Salutatori- ll wouldn't have done well without band. .t .-,. tiifligah. ' 'it'i My 'ssl' v- . 5 A, . 1. ,gt 'E iff gi K A fa fx. Z . vibe - L ,L .. .knit . 4. l Q ff, i Q . v ,. lf-Q, , J ' , H9 ' gv 191- -gf Q19 ,,-' an, Matt McPherson have in common their love of music. All agreed they were proud to learn they were Valedictori- ans. 'Alt was a goal of mine, it was always in the back of my mind, stated Carol Steftens who plays the violin and piano. Matt McPherson said, Ml don't think l would have done so well in school without band. Music has really been the biggest part of school. All agreed, the most important thing about valedictorian was their own, person- al satisfaction, not what others thought. The difference l've found between playing at home and being part of the orchestra is that now that l've played with an orchestra, I know l'll pursue music in the future, stated Harriet Wingard. Welve become like a team and we do things as a group. 11' ' Bruce Elliott Jarvis George Jellyman Doug Alan Jelsvik Isaac Jenkins Mom and Shed, l made it through the grapevine. Lisa, I love you truly. IJ Jeffrey Jenkins Today is the day cause l can't lose now. There's no game to play. Jeffrey Jensen Good times! NA, MM, OB, LR, LB, J 8: E. Good luck NA! OH Barn JJ. Eileen Jessen Try , . . Trying is a part of being, if you don't try, you can't be. Kathleen Jewell Lisa Johns The best that u can do is fall in love - l have the best - Craig, I love u. Barbara Johnson Thanx 4 everything Mom, Dad, and friends - BS, JB, CS, SA, SK, SG, SK, JM, PS, RD. Douglas Johnson Hai Le Johnson Valedictorians 157

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.115 .Q-.115 . ..,x, ,qs lo- -de 0-Af 'Vx ,Ku x I? 1- fe- 111 --ff 11- W. V ,,.... l I I Sasha Keim RIP . . . IT UP! Love ya girls . . . LB, KL, HM, KD lan Kelly Honour before all earthly things Maureen Kenihan I need it bad! New Jersey has its tall one kris V. Kim KT Art l.MALMrS New Yawk ml Khampone Keosavng Villva Ketavong Kathleen Key So little done, so much 2 do. Now all is over we'll return no more. KKKLHP Kindaseng Khounnorai Susan Kim Today is the day to be happy. Denise Klapp Mary Klinger Stepping Out Darrell Klundt Shoshana Knetzer Show me a man who drinks and l'll show you Beethovens fifth. - 2- f if Deron Knott Yvette Knox Sallie Koester Thyf4-the memrys my Friends I'Il be latin with U 4ever CR, KL, TH, HM, KN, NT. Jeannie Kolk Salesm n of a Different Kind Did he say I had to have a 3.33 GPA to get into State? Many times the hard, cold facts of college acceptance were, in fact, hard to accept. Over 300 Seniors found help through college representatives who came to explain the pros of their college. Every college from San Diego State to Yale sent somebody to tell prospective freshmen lSeniorsl what they needed to enter college. I signed up for a lot of meetings, it got me out of class, said Steve Connell. Many students enjoyed the chance to leave their class, but often the rep was so confusing, and sometimes boring, it al- most seemed a waste of time to get out of class. One meeting went something like this: Please sign your name on sheet A, fill out cards B and C, look over booklet D, but please wait until l'm finished with my long, ll or got me out of class. tedious, supposedly invigorating and im- pressive pitch . . . or is that speech?l' Well, our campus is located in down- town what-ya-may-call-it, about five miles away from the Love Canal area. As you can see, we have a beautifully landscaped university, Time Magazine said, This unusually landscaped college . . . is to say the least . . . nicef' Our curriculum ranges from chemistry to advanced social hour - of course, this class is heavily filled. Our professors are a fine, qualified staff, 95170 graduated from this very college . . . Actually, for the most part the meetings were helpful, and many of the students learned a great deal about their prospec- tive choices. However, once the last re- presentative left campus and the students limited their choices, there were still appli- cations and essays to complete. College Representatives 159