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

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Tony Ghironi Scicnce, P. E. Coach David Glas s ey Coach Sharon Jackson Art, P. 111. Ruth J ones Math Brian Kcrkering History, P. IC . Coach Doris Larson Librarian, Typing r ' e 'YM' David Ling Spanish Lawrence Lipman Math, P.E. Terry O'Rourlcc English -,re-Hi . 5 , ,. F5 n y K6 f-6. 1 y ae 4. 23 , . X35 .ff gg' k f Km fa. 'F , if A 5. W 5l5'm ffm he-A ' 59111: Za Chuck Pooch Math, Testing Dir. David Russell Social Studies, History Rev. Joe Sandvcn Social Studies .g - . .- , ff-,,.:L-fifawzi-ww-Q M , :- - :'a.i-nz- . it 13 R35 S. .i M if ,gf X 'ff' ,' 4 SE? X . 1 K ls' 'fx S f , Dolores Spain English, Journalism Fran Styles P.l:.. Tcd Summers Science, Math, Coach Q 7 s-1513: S: EZLT? if 1 ,. ia, , ,ff , X xvgflf 722533:-3 ,,, wr ibm 45'-nf' 1 . fi L 1' .K ' iq' ..iW K z K .5 , V AI , Q , r .. at IN M EM O R IAM ew. .. f .Q-fy .2 f , Q5 t is K + .. 'A J S. Ray Terrill Science Evelyn Treais Spanish Ray Volker History, Coach Students and teachers alike will miss Mrs. Mercedes Ferbal who died in November after a long illness. Because of 'her Spanish background and her enthusiasm for her subject, she brought many insights about Spain and its people to her classes. While teaching at Parker, she became a proud and loyal United States citizen. We offer our condolences to her husband and two children. We pay tribute to her, a dear friend.

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CL The class of 1975 is an extremely diverse set of individuals. Tastes range from jazz to footballg aspirations go from achieving happiness to marrying Princess Caroline. In keeping with the theme of this book, each individual describes himself, his likes and dislikes, his hopes and fears, in a paragraph below his portrait. Unfortnmately, there is never enough space to record all the things that we'd like to remember about our senior year. Certain things, like Grad Nite at Disneyland, and Graduation Day, will always be remembered, but it was the little things that kept us going from day to day: listening to Mrs. Corbin - describe her love for tragic liver . . . seeing a teepee put together in the class- room area. . . making a wagon-circle with cars in the parking lot. . . running the concession stand at the Southern League Tournament with Pat Flynn being creative with the ketchup. . . stealing the Christmas tree in protest. . .watching movies in Oceanography with Christmas lights blinking around the screen. . . of course the weekend parties--we needed those to prepare for the coming week. Our senior year may be over, but we'1l never lose the memories that made it all worthwhile.