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

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Lori Price Glenn Prince Elizabeth Prida Todd Pye Mike Pyle -Q. .. 1, Charlie Quardahji it he 0 i ii S' ' N715 4 ' ' 'V s he ,-s A it . ' il! if if . if v , J-yi Sharilyn Quigley Krystie Quinn H ' Lisa Quinn ' Steve Quinn 1 stir .1 ,3- V 1- if Mehrana Raki A. I a i ,, it , , .fi , . l B lr , ,ww I Pat Ranahan Jackie Randall ' --af' .. 1 Fifi Raoufi 49 1 if ...-gf 'P if af in ......,.-..ffw-- M gi t W- Pattie Raftis ,, W., Steve Rasmus Q if Tiengham Ratmyseng 'W I ' l.uz Razo ' Mark Rebello if . l, 1 . 4 Melvin Redding Anita Redwine ' . , Reed William L W ' 5 ' if no. is ,, ,1 if 3 ,+. i lf. rift' . 2 Q . cciiccciiiiiyc c .LEE Patrick Henry from the Foreign Angle All in all, Patricia said she liked school at Henry better. She recently had the opportunity hey push and shove and talk back to the teacher. to return to Holland and visit her family. I had trouble remembering some of the language! she laughed. Adjusting to American life could have been difficult, but Kouw felt welcomed by her new American friends. Everybody was interested to know what life in Holland was like, and it made it easier to talk to people at first. Kouw had a similar experience when she returned to Holland. There, they were interested to know what life in America was like. Both groups of friends had ac- quired a new slang vocabulary, and Kouw had fun catching up. Kouw had an exciting experience and the influence of a different cul- ture added dimension and excite- ment to the campus. l'rn really having fun! No longer nervous, Patricia Kouw, a for- eign student, from Holland finds out that Americans aren't very different than Dutch. 'W in K 1 Vickie Riesgo . if f by 3 rw ff T F'-wffhl W1 Brian Richman ,, . Marlene Riedy V ,tl if Tina Ringer V, L E Louie Riviera 1 ' r Scott Roach Gloria Robles ik .. '-S' i A .. Shawna Rich Veronica Robles ggyi . .. .,. Mike Rocca Angelina Rochin 'ii ---' John Rodenbo Rodney Carey Stephanie Rodriguez Theresa Rogers Mike Romberg I The Foreign Angle 237

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John Rosa Lori Rosenstein Gina Rosenthal Jennifer Ross Katherine Rossi Danny Rozansky Tim Ruiz Karen Russell Mark Russell Michelle Russell Daniela Russo Mike Rutherford Shirley Rutter John Ryan Marie Sablan Sack Sounthonevath Jennifer Saito Angela Salah Joanne Sammartino Phillip Samouris Mike Sanborn Bobbi Sanchez Sergio Sanchez John Sandolval Hoy Sangasy Lynn Sattler Sandra Saucedo Carl Savola Monica Savoia Tomoko Sawada Ken Sayles Michael Scheinker Rudolf Schenker Joe Schmeling Scott Schofield Laurie Schorr Steve Schott Steven Schreier Karley Schreiner Lisa Schultheis Evan Schuster Julia Schwandt Marty Sconduto Sandra Seaburg Darren Sebastiani Barbara Seitrich Phikhoune Sengsourieya Andrea Senteney Annette Serrano Lisa Sesma Shawn Shafer Suzy Shaffer .,5 fi fx, 9, 'V' 'ff in .. fi' .isri ,I t,te. Q V LN i 4' 3+ 3 - 4 , S ky V .,,, - f Q x+ 1 9 f' 35,35 11 3 Q fs rs a msg B 'I . L ,,stt . L 24' --,, 4' H Hmrfrgqgwv , e,,,,,.. ,,,,, . ,-. , tr N1J2f'5fEifff ' 1' 238 Sophomores At :SSE N my m 3 1 at .tri 1 ai s ts t J sis ' rr S tiff i -,- fv - i 'f 6S1'll5 fx- -- Q 'I L rrs ,ff . ai . we, f S ff E ' are ' , ' J 5 X a t'rr gg . ' Qh7 av H . . gn'-in .. if , W 42 1 if M . A Kr , L .ff F .,r.,, I