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

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D.C.'s David David Harden tells the coach what hap- pened on the last play. Which one of our basketball players used to live 3000 miles away and was told to go here by a waiter? lt's David Harden who used to live in Washington D.C. All he ever does is talk about DC. said his fellow teammates. That will explain how he got his nickname, DC, When moving from Washing- ton, David asked the waiter, which High School had a good team. The waiter told David that Henry had won C.lrF. last year and had a very strong team. Since David was already coming to Patrick Henry, he got very excited over the prospect of a championship basketball team. Right then, and there, David decided that he would go out and make that team. David had been playing basketball since the third grade. He and his older brother had been playing and practic- ing on Sundays for as long as he could remember. Obviously this helped him immensely, for not only did he make our champion team , but he became a star. David was a team leader as well as being optimistic in all his doings. 96 Athletics Hand on th f'Morse take the championship? No way, they're too finicky! This was what the crew of Junior Varsity Basket- ball players thought about their top ri- val, Morse. Morse, ranked number 1, and Henry number 2, Coach Baranski felt his team had their work cut out for them, to take the championship, Bar- anski thought his team definitely had what it took to be championship cali- ber. They're quick, skilled and try ll I7 our team, everybody hustles. hard to achieve the bestf' Baranski ex- plained. After all, the ultimate goal for a Junior Varsity ball player is to win the Ball championship. On our team, everybody hustles, Eric Karros, a starting forward said. HThere isn't any jealousy among the team . . . everybody hustles and con- tributes what they can for the success of the team as a whole, said Steve Lipe, This strong feeling of success, took the Junior Varsity team to a first place victory in the first game at Mount Miguel High School. PH, Opponent 87 St. Augustine 37 78 Lincon 45 66 Crawford 44 77 Madison 58 67 Kearny 68 71 Mira Mesa 46 68 Morse 69 50 Mira Mesa 52 55 Madison 58 FINAL fs - i -ciegrixsgvri ri gt .gig 5s r A' 7 is ip' r E is K r ur, 1 s .35 f s 'il ,X r Ja, 3 ,,,, ,...,,i,f . ,-eg, ., -.ir T HF Bottom row: Karros. E1 Parent, D: Martinez, D1 Jackson, Dg Whitehead. Ng Harden, D3 Gaines, D. Second row: Jackson, K: Jackson, D3 Lipe, S3 Smith, Kg Greer, D, Johnson, C, Third row: Jackson, C, Walkowiak, M: Redwine. D, Dore- mus, P. 6 f

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Varsity Basketball Team Bottom: K, Smith, R. Kroi- chick, M, Wells, G. Townsend, T. Humphrey, G. Little. Top: Coach Ferguson, M, Brown, M. Salamy, H. Write, M. Ferguson, R. l-lennis, S. Barker, C, Leong, Coach Ziegenfuss. Playing center, Mark Ferguson shoots another free throw for the Patriots. E,:.,.,.ga ,..,,. ,W ...ca .....,. . 3 talks, F, 'P V. its rw a ...i,. . g , iLr: Patfick -Henry from the Coach's Angle Three seconds left on the clock . . . he drib- bles the ball once and puts it up . . . Patriots win as time runs out. From the bench shouts of joy, and a coach with a smile spread across his face, congratulates his team. Fritz Ziegentuss has been the basketball coach for many years now, he loves to coach Calling a time out, Coach Ziegentuss prepares to pep the team to another win. basketball. A'Basketball is a superior sport, he stated. All really enjoy coaching because I get to teach from the lowest fundamentals to the highest strategies. Joel Kramer is the best player to come through here. There have been other good players but Kramer has gone the farthest. Most people have something to say concerning coach. Ml-le is seriously funny, said Carol Hobbs. 98 Athletics