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

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-A mi N, lgzizvtj Q 1 .. ! , I f 1 . 'E' l - I if ff L . M -J nrmcx nsunv man scnooi. by , February 3' 1978 ' Volume 10 Number 7 Editor-in-chief ........ ............. .............. G l en Ritchey News Editor ............ ........ C athy Scofield Editorials Editor ........ ........... M ike Mohr Photo Essay ..........,. ....,......... G len Ritchey Ad Page ............... ......... K elley Kesinger Literary page .......... ,........ . Cara Weston, Laura Andrews Features Editor ......... ....... C huck Lindsey Sports 1 Editor ....... ....... L inda Wilson S orts 2 Editor ....... ........................................................... S teve Scott P Assistant Editors ................................................................. Chris Reynolds, Vic McElvaine, Andrea Carroll, Sam Turner Reporters .......,.. ,........................................................,......... S helly Williams, Lissa Goldman, Dickie Kolek, Steve Manning, Liz Hendrickson, Mark Carroll, Randy Passanisi, Mark Nanzer, Roger Weatherford, Jackie Jones, Joni Jeantet, Andrea Carroll. Business Manager ......................................................................... Jon Ford Photographer .,...................................... .............. ......... J e ff Schindler Cartoonist ........ ......... ,, ................... J ackie Jones, Ed Robinson Advisor ..............................,...................................,..................... Sam Turner This paper is published twice monthly by the students of Patrick 'M Henry High School' 6702 wandermereDrive' San Diego' California Editors-in-Chief: Mike Mohr, Mike Guess, Chuck Lindsey, Glen Ritchey Patriot Press Staff 262 Clubs 81 Orgs

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A,S.B. Interns , r ll' ' . AA .,i Q I . C - f af I Pe it ta Mariam Labonville, Glenn Codwin, lane Deters The goal of this year's ASB cabinet was to combine the many varied inter- ests of the student body into a single active campus. Through the many ASB, class, and club activities, this goal has proved to be a good one. The requirements of good representation Call for a broad range of student in- volvement. This year, through elected officers, Student Congress, and inter- ested students, this requirement was met by having all groups at Patrick Henry involved. My sincere thanks go to all who volunteered their time and effort. Best wishes and support are ex- tended to next year's cabinet. We hope that they may share in the same spirit which has, for 10 years now, kept San Diegois largest school also San Diego's best school. Andrew Peat ASB Interns: Linda Carrigues, Hafee- zah Adnan, Merrilee Ellis, Caylee Thompson, Felicia Allmond, Cheryl Stewart, Debbie Rozansky, Ricky Shumacher, Kim Newland, Rick Car- cia, Elizabeth Purl bw Mark Carclenas, Barbi Steinbarth, Claudia Enrique, Ion Mohr Clubs 8: Orgs 261

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PATRIOTS PRESS ON journalism 1-2 Class A newspaper staff strives for ex- cellence in several areas. Their product should be informative, helpful, enter- taining, and worth reading. This year's staff of the Patriot Press was a unique blend of individuals who met all the criteria of being a great newspaper staff. The Patriot Press, fondly called 'Parrot Poop by staffers, found read- ership in the surrounding community, and is virtually the only mass commu- nication at the school. i'VVrite to be read reads a sign hanging over Sam Turner's classroom. As advisor. he tries to instill that thought in all his students. Despite being a rookie news- paper advisor, he inspires everyone with his sheer enthusiasm. The staff was a talented one. A firm base of jour- nalistic knowledge was taught in the previous two years by Mrs. Cox. With Mr. Turner and his leadership follow- ing that base, the Patriot Press reached its full potential. A Glen Ritchey Editor-in-Chief Page Editors Clubs 81 Orgs 263