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

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thick gold ring so he could give it to Mom lwho wore it around her neckl, however, rings are now bought to serve and a sym- bol of the students accomplishments and ll he y're so cute! ll memories. In sports, one could get any- thing from archery to weightlifting. While in vocational skills anything can be en- graved on the ring from diesel mechanics to refrigeration skills. I looked forward to getting a ring all through junior high, they're so cute! com- mented one sophomore. However, for many students money was the problem, as rings can cost anywhere from S80 to 5180. Yet, for those involved in a school activ- ity, such as a club or organization, a class ring represented their accomplishments. In general, class rings stood out as a sym- bol of the student's participation in his or her school, and often, by the design of an emblem, personality. Joseph Lafata Wiley Lara ,sf 'Y fr ' . xv N .ff ' I, t 'X mirror true the sight I see. William Lantz Marcos Latorre and the smile will be worth it William Law Crystal Lawrence Lisa Lawrence Frank Lawton upon GRAD U R free 2 sail away! vice - to work for the common good. Nathan Lee Life is a song worth singing if you know who's playing the music, Ronald Lee The way that can be spoken of is not the constant way. TAO X COBRA f HUT Larry Leggate And this bird you'll never chang So: Let it bleed -- all over! LS8zRS Alison Lang Look not in my eyes for fear they Paul Lavoie Add a little humor to almost anything Scott Lazernik In school U R A boat tied 2 A dock Thomas Lebhar The highest religion is human ser

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Angie Underwood and Velma Gay view the differs ent styles and designs of class rings offered by Herff Jones' Representative Bruce Smith. Angie selected the old English understone cut with her birthstone color, and initials engraved. Steve Koppel No matter where you go, there you are! . . . vehai kar lo efachecl clay. Ricky Korfin Yvonne Kouw Remember that happiness is a way of travel - not a destination . . . PALS Kristina-Jean Krafft Robin Krasner And where would l be without your love? . . . Ronald Kroichick Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length. V Linda Kuczynski When the world is falling down, make the best of what's still around. ILYD Charlene Kuehl Say l'm just a dreamer, say Fm just a kid. XOXO MARK Steve Kuharski Karen Kuhn Thanks mom and dad for everything. I love you. Best friends forever, Kim. Lisa Kurtz A friend is one who knows all about you and still loves you PALS! William Kvarnstrom Robert Kwiatt Mark Lacone Susan Laczko Hold on tight to your dreams!!! Faro Lafata 760 35' 1 'HS 5 r . ....-f 9 l tw its F fer? - r .zgf ,. rex! ' l si asf Q . . M, ,. ,oo- h ,you A fri: M . 7:3 s if v +o fl .4 lg X 'y .we LJ, ..y.. . ,... get ' i ..., 5 . ,ff Aly, , .fd :F 'arf W' 'f'i..:fw252fi2' . art: ' ' nf: ,., X ff A H 1 fi iw 'vu 7 3 sl i f ..- M 1-f Q -1: tr- 'lr , r ,ni-,gr Q it A ,Q

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Diana Lemons Marilyn Lesh Anna Levine Susan Levine Melissa Levinson The better part of one's life con- sists of true friendships. Kathleen Levy Strive for what you want, not what others want you to do. Laura Lifsey Larry Lindahl Rebecca Lira Love makes the world go round, but friendship holds it together. MD. BY. Juanita Lit-io Gregory Little Josephine Lococo 15 'CS ,- ,,- lil f lrgf we-' 'fi Ll. Wandermere was the sight ot many gather mgs partles and meetmg places What wrll happen rf thrs land rs ever burlt on? 162 Seniors