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

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1 X, is ' Vt mf . . if .- fi. ,W . .M Q ' M X. 3' ODWQVH Monda Blues Had you ever noticed the look on peoples' faces on any given Monday? The look at least was dampened, usual- ly leaning more towards distressed. Why, though? Why didn't people like Mondays? Supposedly, they are new beginningsg however, most students such as Mitch Hughes, maintained the ll onda y meant kissin' the weekend goodbye. ,n-'N -fr '-4? t .J , x.x' 'Z F W-5' fs w , .6 an K --1 t f it JUN I 465 opposite view, Mitch stated that, 'Monday was the day you opened the milk carton, and it says 'Open at other end '. Murphy's Laws were written just for Mondays. lt was the day you forgot your essay, the day you drove into Lake Henry and your car battery died, and the day to have cavities filled. Mon- days were just, Hblah days as one sen- ior put it. As the most depressing day of the week, we always had '4blue weather. Besides this, Mondays meant getting up before the sun, rushing and not be- ing late. Yet, the most depressing part of all, as Barbara Niss put it, was Mon- day meant kissin' the weekend good- bye. uv Kira Powers Dream until our dreams come true, they will with time LCC KLP V Steven Prager There is no pain, we are receedingg I have become comfortably numb. F Rism Virath Prasouvo Roses R red violets R blue if u want 2 stay cool bat Patrick Henry HS. Kenneth Prescott When in danger, when in doubt, run in circles, scream and shout, Leah Prewitt Glad l know Jesus cuz the light at the end of the tunnel might be a train. Dale Price We ran Against The Tide Had Our Teenage Pride, We Kept Dreaming . . , FAF' Meredith Proal Timothy Puffpaff Debra Puga Live more fully, laugh more freely, see more clearly love more deeply. Carina Puleo Strength lies within Jennifer Purl Canolia Putesoy You R never Giv'n a wish wf out the power to make it come true, Love you M8rD Dong Quang Kerri Quant Somewhere down the road our paths may cross again, ILY DH Russell Quinn Matthew Rachow When da boys R in trouble we R not slow, it's PUGPUGPUG and AWAY WE GO! Monday Blues 173

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6 A ' ' Q ,PINK M-'af l .,.p!'ff5Zs:3H was its law' 47.4 .4 ag: N jg ,. l my or T i Ruby Reyes Thanks Mom and Dad for all the sup- port youlve given me. I love you. Joseph Rhoan Gina Riccetti Bonnie Rice SOFTBALL, TAB and FRIEND- SHIPS FOREVER. Brian Rich Ask me if I care. Scorpions Atl Scott Richeson Long live Lo Vertz no Baja's Cal Bugs Kbriolt Miller Drinking Team 83 Annette Riesland If you smile when you remem- ber me l'll know l've made a friend. ILY TOM Darren Riley Irma Rincon Tom Selleck I Luv YOU! Red Toyota, Snoopy ffl!!! I'm Sure Totally - SHROOMS! Maria Rivera A loving family, great friends and precious memories. What more can I ask 4? Jonathan Rivkin The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary. Jackie Rizzo Smil For th Pi ture? 'Senior pictures were such a hassle. l had to go all the way to Busco-Nestor's studio in downtown to have them taken, But it was very convenient that I could make an appointment to have them taken any time between July and ll OU want them to look right. November. About two weeks after having my pictures taken, l received my proofs in the mail. From the proofs, I chose one picture to appear in the yearbook and l ordered pictures to be printed to give to friends and relatives. When the prints were ready, l was notified by mail to go to the studio and pick them up. My friend Lisa Haiman really went through a hassle getting her pictures taken. She didn't like her first pictures, so she had them taken again, Then she went down to the studio again to see her proofs and discuss the package op- tionsg and of course, decide on which proofs to use for the yearbook, and for her friends. l was told that seniors paid an average of fifty to 150 dollars for their prints. However, we did not have to buy prints. Instead we could just choose the pose we wanted for the year- book, for which there was no charge. ln addi- tion, negatives were kept on file at Busco-Nest- er in case we wanted to order prints later on. As Lisa Haiman said, Senior pictures are expensive so you want them to look right. Senior Pictures 175