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

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sk i.+ef2i1'5' Clvlllzed and Observant tw Q. .A af? zf - Mr. Russell and Hilary Hanafin Parker teachers come from as far away as China and England, and from our Deep South, New England, the Midwest, the Pacific Northwest, and, of course, California. Not only do their geographical backgrounds differ, but also their educational achievements are varied and interesting. They bring their own unique talents and personalities to, their classes . At Parker,due to small class size and emphasis on individual instruction, students and teachers have unlimited opportunity to communicate.

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Lee Adams Art, Woodshop Ron Bennett Social Studies Dir. of Athletics Judy Corbin English, History Julia DeMonner French Marlene Fisher Spanish Charle s F reer Tennis , Coach Jack Frost Woodshop, Drai Latin, Sewing N 5 Wir ss ei f at , if , was B3 'if 1 ,MS Y it 5 if Mr. and Mrs. Ted Summers chaperone groups of students, mainly from Parker, on American Institute for Foreign Study tours. Trips have been i 'i'i F ttfiffe-' ,T ' T taken to Africa andEurope. Students who have taken the tours agree this is an enjoyable way to learn about other countries and cultures. 1. ai W This summer the travelers will visit the South ez SA i K -f sf J, 14 jg? gl Mary Jo Ghirom , -Sf, -1 Pg, I sg.: , ,gg,-f ..:.t',. , . FZ: 2 . -i F .,. E H . V Seas stopping at Hawaii, Fiji, Australia and New Zealand.