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

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i L. ,i. S is Senior Ernie Maschner's love for rats is clearly shown through T his brown Toyota HRATMOBILEN. H.-. -.f Ma.. .,,, fr' 5 ... Sul' Th ectl Many students think life is easy for a car. Nell, think again, because it's tough. Put yourselves in our places. At seven in he morning, our young owners run out of heir houses and expect their cars to be eady. When we didn't start up right away, ve were sworn at. Once we got started we vere on our way. No, not to the beach, not to he movies, to school. Then the crazy student irivers expected us to round corners like XJ. Foyt's lndy race car. After this the stu- ients accelerated like there was no tomor- 'ow. Once we got to school, our owners made is fly over speed bumps that threw us out of alignment and parked us in spaces so close o other cars that water couldn't be poured Junior Gail Rinehart's white Volkswagen shows as much spirit as she has while cheering a football game, .y.t1vii'F7f'41lii'm iiiiiimi H Tl ' e 1E . y 5 i nl 132 4. 1 Dad. Life of a between us. Then students went off to class and walked around free while we baked in ll , magme your eyelids snapped. the sun all day. That is until November when we got rained on. Three times a week somebody put an ad- vertisement on our windows. Our windshield Senior Diane Howlett's 1973 Volvo is a classy present from Junior Greg fWallyJ Cormier's 1959 Chevy station wagon is old, but still with that touch of class, Car wipers were lifted up to put the ads under- neath, This can only be compared to having someone snap your eyelids three times a week. We were often parked below trees, and it was not pleasant to have what the birds left on us. Finally the day ended. Out flew the stu- dents, down went our windows and on blared the radios. We had to live in an audio earth- quake while trying to dodge two hundred oth- er cars. By the end of the year l was ready for a nice vacation in a garage, and a long, relaxing tune up. Cars 33

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Personalized license plates are popular throughout the lot, and show off their owners, such as senior Sissy Shenasf Everyone knows, lt's 4 Sis! The twist and shout license plate holder brant orange MG catches Randy Fleischman's astic -' ,x QM -, i2',5'fgi AA is 2,1 Q, A - I fragile : V kk I .v 32 Activities unsung-

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lce Cream! Everyone's favorite. Donna Stiles scoops out some ice cream for a customer at Bas- kin and Robbins 31 Flavors. Kirsten Bethke gives a customer change at the ever popular My Yogurt Place. tl Stacee Peterson works with computers at her job in a doctor's office, Gasoline! Every driving student needs it and many , .fi ,f . . . , rf if students receive jobs at gasoline stations to afford ,f Q 34 Activities E ii