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

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1, L , if ' as il: if .,,, M.. Taking a moment out of their busy day to relax, Mrs. Claypool and Mrs. Marshall share an amusing sto- ry in the lounge. A smiling welcome from Mrs, Jones. She is the sec- retary at the front desk in the office. it l Ashby - Production Center Clerk Ballard - Media Technician Broady - Counseling Secretary Byrd - Health Office Secretary Claypool - General Secretary Denny - Attendance Secretary 11-4 :u.e:1efww -.Q::f,-we-H, ...,,,3,.Qg Q ' ,,m,.. - ez -,,- 1: Floyd - Career Aide Foisy - Registrar Fowler - Library Technician Griffin - Attendance Clerk Hamburg - Library Technician Hansen - Library Clerk i55ll'Ei:': l 35 if l l 'ifr il :,V Af ,. ,, .,. gs- Q , A,.,..g Carolyn Hein - Attendance Secretary fi E A Kay Holm - Counseling Secretary . by y 'Wm Linda Jones - General Secretary f W .LA1 7 : Elaine Jurczak - Instructional Aide 5-1 isi it Vizv zgv ' ll'l ig, 'li' AINAH L5 K Audrey Lipska - Library Technician I 3 :iil Jilin Marshall - Financial Clerk if T. a ' 1 ...1 t Vs A A illl A iiii ' iil - :' 3 t. M Mary Millstone - Library Aide r'i Z V , A ZV,, . . ii Darlene Watson - Data Processing - . A . i 'i:a Ruth Whitehead - Financial Secretary Smiling Secretaries 283 4.

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What Happ B hind th ffice Door . Only the secretaries know Walking through the maze of offices and paper covered desks, you spotted happy faces with friendly smiles. Of course these smiles belonged to the members of the office staff who love their jobs. Although sometimes faced with unauthorized visitors, furious par- ents, and lost students, Mrs. Linda Jones, a five year veteran here, had managed to keep a smile on her face. My job is never the same routine. lt varies from day to clayf' Being at the front desk, Mrs. Jones' job dealt with giving out a lot of general information, As your journey continued on the other side of the educational system, the next smiling face belonged to Mrs. Ina Denny, an attendance secretary who has been here sev- en years. She had worked at other schools including Lewis Junior High and thinks we are the best school in the district. Most of the students here were very nice from what she H-E-N-R-Y Peck peck go the keys. Mrs. Foisy, in the Registrans office, smiles despite the interruption of her typing. Our own version of Charlie's Angels. Mrs. Butts, Mrs. Claypool, and Mrs. Denny stroll across the quad dur- ing their coffee break. saw of them through the attendance office window. Every day is different. We have gotten so many excuses for tardies and truancies we've heard them all. One of the better one was 'mother malfunctionedf while another tardy ll T varies from day to day. excuse was written on a paper plate. This job is really fun and l enjoy it. Behind-the-scenes, office staffers like these are the real reason why our school runs as smoothly as it does. 282 Administration Staff

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Details on th In id More Custodians are the least glorified members of the staff, and yet they were an integral part of our school. To many students, Robert 4'Lefty Halcome was only a . . . smiling face behind a broom, but there was much more to know. Before he came here three years ago, Lefty spent twenty years in the U.S. Navy. Of all the countries he visited throughout Eu- than just a smile rope, Ireland was his favorite because 4' . . . they've got the biggest hearts. While in the Navy, he participated in the Cuban Missile crisis, which was highlighted by a surprise congratulatory visit by President Kennedy. Of the sports Lefty participated in, his fa- vorites were weightlifting, swimming and golf. I-le was in a golf tournament in Washing- ton D.C., where he met Bing Crosby. Throughout high school, Lefty was active in choral music, and sang in two operettas - I I hey've got the biggest hearts. Pirates of Penzancef' and The Mikado . Still, Lefty never learned a single note of music. Custodians were full of wonderful sur- prises this year. Those who just gave them a grin received one that could have made any- body's day a good one. lt takes a lot of concentration! Most cafeteria ladies work in 2 hr. shifts throughout the day, s tt Rick Allen - gardenerNaomi Applby - cafeteria, if f , , E manager Loren Boyer - custodian Gene Brazis - ll: if f cafeteria Mary Brothers - cafeteria Joan Burdick , 'Wa' - cafeteria V if me ff - sr ,,, 3, r, K. .1 .,.. ,U 0 ,EL ...,. I :l Eileen Chamberlin W custodian Janet Courter - 3 ft, -- ',1t ' ' .' cafeteria Joanne Crandall - cafeteria Gil Cruz 1 ' My . . . . ,--- t '- - custodian, crew leader Patricia Foley - cafeteria ,.,, m..1ff - sift? if Lloyd Freet - custodian, building services supervisor wt ' z V, Gerry Garcia - cafeteria Jim Gauntlet - custodian Mary Higgins 1 locker room attendant Bill Lee - gardener George Lopez - locker room attendant Elaine Mashburn f cafeteria 'L ' 'T ' . . 'L . .,. ff ff ' A' tti'i - ' . ' 4 - , ',i' '. ,s to s s ' .,.. aw . ..,,.. . . W, ER. A 1. KK.V E. in ij ggi r an WEA! it li! ' f .: ' . R nigga 'i filifbd ' ' E! is 52 ri. it iw Z Q, .' i 3 Fa +, i' V fu f ef if 284 Administrationf5taff iliififif -Z--' , ,rip WEE l ff' 9 rv- is E, , Em