Francis Parker High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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dedlcatlondedicationdedicationdedicationdec Do what you want in your own sphere, and enjoy it to the fullest, says the man to whom we dedicate CAVALCADE '75. After graduating from San Diego High and San Diego State, he remained in this, his home town. He taught at Mission Bay High and then at Montgomery Junior High before coming to Parker. He is a man of many interests. He enjoys leather- craft, lapidary and gardening when he's not camping or fishing. He also loves to travel. Mr. Frost enjoys most working with wood, and imparts to his students his same enthusiasm for the craft. He strives to find projects to suit the students' needs including providing them with the opportunity to enter boat regattas with the models they have built. Watching his students win, the Steinman and Kettenburg trophies in the Kiwanis boat regattas at various times are among his most memorable moments. These are the top awards in these competitions. For more than a decade, he has made his classes enjoyable for all his students. As years go by, students will continue to be proud of the projects they have made under his guidance. It is with great pride and appreciation that we dedicate this annual to Mr. Jack Frost.

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I proudly present CAVALCADE '75, Into it, we have poured many hours of work, conflict, compromise and creativity. I hope that we have continued the improve- ment we've seen in the CAVALCADE over the years. We have added eight pages, bringing the total to 88. We have a larger staff, have updated our approach to design, and the photography is better than ever. It is a joy and relief to unveil the end product. I opened my message with a quote that best illustrates the theme I chose for this book--individuality. Parker as a small school, strives for high academic standards, but it also looks to the individual. Where there are only 260 students, each student has a chance to gain an identity, not just to be one of the masses. We are given the opportunity to participate: in sports, student government, the publications, drama and many other facets of student life. That is what this book is about-- the importance of the person: his moods, interests and expression. Many- people helped finish this book with their encouragement and support. 'Foo many to name,staff, friends and faculty, but they know who they are, and I thank them very much. To close, I know that the CAVALCADE is dedicated to a great teacher and good friend of the school, Mr..- Frost, but in a larger sense it is also dedicated to the spirit of the institution that I have known and loved for nine years. Laurie Mansfield Editor's Message To nobody-but-yourself in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else--means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight, and never stop fighting. --e.e. cummings.