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

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NCE UPON A DREAM This year the Children's Theatre class, under the direction of Mr. Larry Trouba, achieved a highly unprecedented success. Starting out the year with a tour of the local elementary schools, the class's tremen- dous enthusiasm was brought to the first show of the season, ONCE UPON A DREAM. Filled with many of your favorite story-book charac- ters, such stories as PETER RABBIT, PYRAMUS AND THISBIE, and THE MAD HATTER were brought to life before a young, but enthusiastic audience. After finishing a unit on clownology and touring the schools, the second semester was marked by the very successful TOM SAWYER, which played to a near capacity audience each perfor- mance. lt can be said that this was truly the year for Children's Theatre at Patrick Henry. M1 an 12, r 5' ff L.. .f,, Weis. ., ,,,. ...kir In

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CGME T0 THE FAIR I 'lfzn. S l What's Patrick Henry all about? That was the question new principal Frank Thornton at- tempted to answer when he initiated a Cur- riculum Fair for the first time on our campus. For the benefit of the incoming Sophomores and the entire community, a two day exposi- tion of all the various departments at school were displayed in the gym. For the first at- tempt, the talents and enthusiasm of the staff and students were out for all concerned to see. lt was a most successful venture. Q PEP BAND W in iiii i l' Gow GM Decasiuvi Decisinnf ' H l Qenisiwtig fi im Bu , on bbq .U54faggF5j1,?f 'l'ii'3i5' 511,855 U , and 0 Ur X .sf Q r Y f mf' , , I gut s fifth X l Mfr, I 1 f v .l 9' Va Mx' ,7 'ffl ' 7 A In ' Q 0 , V t l ' 'ff , I' if - Record -1 p ' l gf J keeping twain' , fr v 1 W A ' ?.f1'l.Qi'A57i Q45 rw Kas- a -Q LI' N K -I-'Earned u ' ' X fs' I 5, tgpe! ' s T:-We Im into -'llf X nh sr U, .R 4 is get 47 s,,rr a 1-

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'VARIETY IS TI-IE SPICE oF LIFE The band held their variety show Variety is the Spice of Life , in the auditorium. Special guests were Charlie 81 Harrigan and Mike Smith. The nights entertainment included per- formances by members of our Drama and Music departments, the Liberty Belles danced award winning dances and the highlight came when Mr. Dobbin brought the house down with his Spike Jones routine. The spectacular annual event ended on a good note with a short concert by the Jazz Band. l. Channel 39 Comes Alive! 2, Bn:-ezin ' iams. 3. Senoritas bailen 4. Mr. Dobbin blowing his horn! 5. Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum 6. BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER 47