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

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I l Annette Titone David Tofte . . . and all I lov'd, I lov'd alone. An- drea you're all I ever need. Paul Torre Mary Torres I am not afraid ot tomorrowg for I have seen yesterday and I luv today! Dawn Torstrup Good things come to those who wait . . . and someday you'll know I waited. Lonze Townsend Life is a game worth playing if you know whois holding the cards. Dzung Tran Julie Treger Everything in life is better with a dash of purple. Martin True Karen Tucker Dreams are very unique in their own way. My go ah . . . Make my dreams reality. Brian Tulloch Me in 83. Time to get out the CR250, Follow the leader. I am on a Honda. Eric Tydingco l get high with a little help from my friends. Liliana Ugrinovich Love is eternal, The aspect may change, but not the essence. Angela Underwood Christine Urone Steppin out will ries. Thanks, Mom 8: Dad and friends . . . Krista Valenti Do you know campus life 1982-83 Ox Vanna Vong Tony Ventittelli Just you, me 8: my slang! It has been rough but we did itl l l..OV YA CHRIS! Tesha Venturini Life is an experience, not an un- derstanding -- enjoy it, go for it! Barbara Vinton Taught me romance. Taught me 2 dance - Makin me wink - Mak'n me blink - XO Dad Jennifer Virissimo N YOU KNOW DAT! Louis Vivanco '83 is finally here! What took you so short? Bye, Bye Buds Sz Budettes. Joanne Volk Who can it be knocking' at my cloor!?! Thanx mom 8: Dad. l luv ya Terry. Christopher Wagner August 30, 1982. 2:00 P.M. The Beginning of forever Regina. l love you! Bo! 184 Seniors 3411, ff , ri 1, , Y an ' fx f , 4' ff-,, ' WZ- ' , , is Q' I i K 5 is , X K . f , 4 i ' ' - ' Eli- r ' QM: wld I .A- .,, ,.,, l f in I ' l 37 r Y? 1 -mrnqff' gt, .,.,.. ,pf mr, .f-.29 1-i s A 5 ,.-i,.,, 6 in so i I X 7552, -3? lk s so, Ga .

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T 17N L I-if fi ,, 4 fl V ka V '-gh' L -,'l f. Ss Kim w.. ,di sry. v Q F X 1 'A To PoEo, P.E. Iam so lonely! 1 have been useless since 1982 when the Committee to Recom- mend New High School Graduation Re- quirements met and accepted the op- tional P E system I M Jim Jim Basket D-41 near the end, and I am a victim of the non-interested student body The kids thought the new policy was a great idea. They chattered about what they could take now that they didn thave to take P E. as they pulled old moldy socks and junk out of us. OI-I lsighl, those were the days' I was a young basket, always stuffed with the latest styles in sportswear, full to the brim with T-shirts, sweats, rubber bands, deodorant, and dirt from the floor of the Gym. Then, I noticed my pals being emptied and never refilled, ll he stank anyway! slowly, so the enrollment drop would not be too drastic. One day my owner lshe Perry Tenorio Gregory Terrell Khuan Thai Khamleu Thammarath Chompaong Thammasiene Mark Theodore Lidia Theodossi Leslie Thomas Those who believe the challenge is over -- it has just begun Luv U Ma8rPa Pamela Thomas Dream your dreams until they come true. Thanx Pat and Diana. USAF David Thompson Kristi Thompson Believe in yourself and every- thing is possible. Shawn Thompson Lisa Thrift It started out slow but ended up fast Fm so HAPPY it's over at last! Christina Thurston Dreaming is my speciality!! Eva imm 'For Reals stank anyway! never came back. Now I am empty except for the rubber bands and dirt from the floor of the gym. Not even any Oreo crumbs are left. I'll tell you, unemployment hits you hard these days, I can't even lock my door at night with no lock! l've overhead the teachers say that they like teaching the interested students S ones that have chosen to take P.E., although there are not enough of them. I can't blame kids though, l'm a BASKET CASE from just hanging around this place! Optional P. E. 183

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i l Patrick Henry from the Senior's Angle From the half-angle was how Rick Ta- kai saw it. Better known to most as HFuji because of his Hawaiian decent, he was only at school in the mornings. After 10:30, he left for ROP at Mission Bay. Fuji felt that what our school really needed was ' '... money in the school budget. He continued, We donlt have the tools we need to learn, and we gotta pay for all kinds of thingsf' Rick studied industrial arts at Mission Bay, and the lack of money had direct effect upon his education. Even though he 'lmostly welds there was a necessity for updated tools. And class- room necessities - 'ibooks and every- thingw, Most of the things that hurt our school in Fuji's opinion were somehow connected to the budget. Of course, since he spent all three years here - there were things that pleased Fuji. He felt, The hour lunch was per- fect, and that there were a lotta good lookin' girlsf' Over all, Fuji had a simple comment: Regardless of the obvious lack of money, and the colors of the lockers, Rick Takai felt that Patrick Henry 'lpassedf' Rick Takai, known as Fuji, felt Henry was a fair- ly good school, though he wished it didn't suffer from budget cuts. A fi lil. 9 . W.,,- ks ' X' '95 wif gi -nf ri Qi Wendalyn Wanger Stefanie Wagstaff When we build, we build for- ever . . . Sushi Mandy Walbert Life is at it's best now. Thanks for all the good times. l love you GJ! Elise Walkowiak Pamela Waller Jeffrey Warren Howard Wasserman Lori Waterman Raquel Watkins Nanette Watts Good bye PHH5. Livn class of 83 . Love you Mama and Daddy. Krista Webster All the love you've been giving has all been meant for you. l love you BDR. Kimberly Weckerly Senior Angle 185