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

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3lllAl1lll.Tiili ic' Il NIFIAICII I vluvuva een-Age Taboo rten life was filled with baseball trading cards and place tinue nOW its i that's a vvithout fi rs every s into tha U8 will ing ig i , HDOO. that i, each is a - it's too small! l i Q' Editor ........ .. . Randy Eichmanri News Editor ...... ..,,. T erri Odiorf Editorial Editor .... .... D ana Edberg eature Editor. . . . . .Clayton Moore 1 CCAC 1. ILC!-I J. Of Henry Stun By Marc Goodmar As each school yea around we all wait glee our Fall registration ordea is to say gettting up earl morning and going to sc try to register within two hi Try to picture yourself z ing next year, figuring t tinuing growth of the larg school in San Diego, wi line a few hundred yards might be called a breezei compared to next. Some disasters this j cludecl staying at schoc hours with scheduling p fit actually happenedj, w line SM hours just for c nature okaying a schedi seniorswith scheduling I were the ones who got k the pantsg 2400 underci had registered before either by preregistratior being a new student. Overpopulation ar organization prove to be tors of registration frus The waiting in line was 1 part: the headaches car having half your classes before you even set your the tally board. This reporter had to sig out of an English claz times before settling his ing problems. What could happen ne The population will assuredly peak by 191 what? From 2000 at the 3000, now 4000, is thisth just a beginning? What solution, let's hope it co are Sports ....... . . . . ...... Kevin Brooks lision Photographers .... .... M arc Goodman. fore we have to Stan ent on Kevin Brooks seats- then Reporters ,,,.,,,,,,,, Danielle Andreassi, fall to Pam Kellerstras, Meri lrwin, . s s Arthur Mariele. Mike Nanzer. O - I Wayne Townsend, Jeff Teegardenss empt Bus. Manager .,,,.,,.,,,,, Liz Santillanez. ' I P I' at will Advisor ....... .............. J BHG cotOfl3 O satisfy the not so water polo years lenry :Ch0Ol. ique rfify six Yf'l to 3 with s lack ind too many stu- room enough to a them. These ll difficulties could ircome if the de- resent. 'y began with a ,tudents in 1968. nt was modular l the theory was 11,8 met IAA lair After tionally boring classrooms, being thrust into the freedom of Patrick Henry was evidently a shock for many. This does not indicate that the solution is to cease experi- menting. lt indicates experi- mentation is needed in all levels of education to achieve that unique, satisfying theory. years in spirit Patrick be parti- as a travel to not just lift- football polo meets benefit the them to p in the the cheers and will respond. involvement among the stu- dents in school activities canonly build support and spirit for the Patriot teams. Parents and alumni shouldnt be forgotten at the events. Some sort of cheer sheet could be handed out with various cheers on it and the dates and times of activities to come. By Mike Scarano Many students are unaware that the Patriot Press, in addition to being a means of expression for members of its immediate staff, the journalism students of Patrick Henry, is also meant to be a primary and important plat- form for the expression of all in- dividuals on campus. The staff of the Patriot Press would like to encourage all stu- dents and faculty members to uti- lize the paper as a vent to their gripes, creativity, applause, or revolutionary ideas. The students in charge of the Press' publication wholeheart- edly subscribe to a set of objec- tives recently circulated by the County Dept. of Education. These objectives, in part, guar- antee the basic Constitutional rights of expression to all Patrick Henry students and faculty mem- bers in the official student news- ln other words, cens relevant ideas, regal popularity, will not be pr Selection of copy will attempt to faithfully sta pledge of freedom of e to every individual on and also to maintain 2 objective publication quality. Contributions which ous, obscene by cur definitions, an invasic vacy, or malicious will i cepted. These restricti not only to copy cont: individuals outside the ism Dept., but to all m pearing in the Patriot Pi ln adherence to th format, editorial c should be kept to a fle of 350 words. lf possit a typed copy to room E two weeks prior to pul the next edition. QSE paper. Clubs and Organizations - 77t

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'? we rt- ' 'savor-we r dnl llsasters faeslp wteqtsslt system N.. by Dana Edberg X' XIX I lr? V' ' nsend pcorn-munchers of the , N oblem is se try rejoice as a unique type f, :risis was ca nfloods the theatres. Porno- ----+4 . llopments v ty interest is even begin- to wane as film-goers wait in The sheer numbers of students attending Henry to see the spectacle of a library c tead of a plot, or characteri- are lite n, or a good story, the tacle contains hours of ial effects and natural firstwe ters. Stocked with box- reschedul a-name stars, spectacle was tr ,es portray a desperate 'ion and allow the public to he hopeless outcome. the o ,tching two hours of upside , and floating people in The identical fdon Adventure requires a early, in very willing to escape in ,One else's disaster. The our o' gng interest in these movies swou ? mean that the American That is. fe desire to escape from the lalcy of their lives into the ftrophe of others'. problem i lserving a burning sky- problem Qer f The Towering lnterno y cor ieople frantically attempting work fort :ape subjects the viewer to about 'ious thinking or any kind of there IS tctual stimulus. But, movies drivers rid ofal gade for enjoyment and are watch the 30 W leally created to be thought- The 'WSWS lking. Yet it remains to be stormed San D what kind of enjoyment can television ot over lawn from watching people irately avoiding loss of life, land loved one. is large interest in spectacle lS is not at all unexpected. lt ' from the same kind of xdwcuriosity that interests C Ol-'RZ Qian The can Ome . shoulc n mak ty anc for . ek l Gad I i g gf gtg laports a pants for action. 've got over 4 tons of ,I per store. Levi'sG- rl? t's all we carry. IISU 'every size, shape, taste l sex. just are big at the Gap. I on ,h Levi's Jeans. Wiz many events me upon us pac the teachers and counselors to so recently we are stunned and Stfefigih and agility was no way t0 iQ Q0 On FV' vw EQ' . . run a tire department which must nl ht .4 51 offer individual attention to each frightened. Sure, we are not as ff t, I V d 9 S'- l ' of us. But, Henry offers many grown-up as we should be, but Sroigrllgle Y Save Wes an peggmgggr l 5 liege prep courses, and even it takes time. Life is complicated, . ' 'mm ' 1 CO . . , . l - - college freshmen courses, which and complications need time to , dF'2ai':1yS2?Ei?eOdri?g2 ?LZ? n2 Gunner, and' prepare us for further education be worked out. finger Could wgmen be hired Lvjegfnd N23 and we can look into them our- Sincerely, , . . eppe selves Occupational training Mary Ellen RIco,Senlor S'mp'y because of then Sex' just 'max an -' 1 A 4 I t tl A' 502 CMS and 0f93n'Z?t'0nS:ourses are also available for ns an y C

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.ff f. 5 I4 I , ' I i l: ll r : 1 l 1 I 25? 6 This year the Calif. Scholarship Federation chapter at P.H. was so big, over 360 members, that it was impossible to take one group picture without a cinema scope lens. We our very proud of these honor students who carry at least a 3.4 GPA throughout their high school years. Under the capable sponsorship of Mrs. P. Curtis this year's chapter was very active. Laura Katleman CSF President 78 - Clubs 84 Organizations PA TRI CK HENR Y'S f ,A. V , 2 . nik 'f- ' U 'V A k l E A. -P4 4. 2 -'lu