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

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Ranger Bob hard at work in Glacier National Park. Mr. Litchfield spends his summer vacations controlling grizzly bears. Explaining test procedures, Senora Suarez lectures to class on how to prepare the answer sheet. Pretty girls surround Spanish teacher Rey Fackrell, asking for help with their homework. Jean Aldridge Typing, Business Careers, Office Train- ing Vernon Almquist Computer Science, Math Bar- bara Artimez Spanish, U.S. History Mike Auer Dra- ma Walter Baranski HealthfDrivers Ed., PE. Football David Bassett American Lit, Reading English Jeff Baum Special Ed., Math, Social Studies Roland BleuBiologyMarvinBlevinsChemistryDarrylBowlin PE., Basketball Les Bryant U.S. History, American Govt. Susan Burden Biology 288 Administra .wm- -. .V 1 1 -2

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fffi if ,, iid LTD f 'Y 'Vx wfj Lfff i 2 . pg! A7252 WK! , . if inf M, 1 FZ at l 1 16 60110511 z '::1 m 1.. ,'iA ' A W if W I SQE lQ1 ' Back in the Fire Friedman Can't Stay Out of Here He returned again. After three years as a student, Kevin Friedman came back to work on the supervision staff. What makes some- one want to return to high school when they are attending college at State? After working in the security office throughout high school, he was asked to return for a job. That ijob' consisted of a lot. lt's hard because a lot of the students are my friends . . . they like to think l'm just saying things, horsing aroundf, But it wasn't always that way. When . . . people respect you, you can respect them backf, There was also an advantage to being friends with students. UI try to get to know people, says Friedman, and if we get along well, there's really no problem . . . The kids know what's wrong and what's right . . . Overall, Friedman's job is not what many think. He is not on campus . . . to ibust' people, but as Mac thead of securityl puts it, here to insure that students are safe. He is obviously concerned with this. 'Tm here working, but because l'm friends with them, I can try to help with other problems. Fried- man was almost like a student, but now he says, K '... l realize the gap more. ll realize the gap' ll We can see that Friedman is a friend who also watches out for the students. Other em- ployees here that had returned after gradu' ation included Barry Ferich and Steve White, Mr. Dobbin's assistant. They seem to be ate tached to Henry because of good exper- iences throughout high school. All recent graduates and young student teachers were helpful because they posed as a tying link between students and real teach' ers, making this year a good one for commu' nication in class. His relationship with the students helps Kevin Friedman in his work. As part of supervision staff. he is constantly assisting them. Back Again 287

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Musical Mariner Hears o Horn Books Close for Summertime Fun No trumpets or trombones for Torns dur- ng his summer vacation. lnstead, Band Di- ector Warren Torns sailed the high seas as a vlerchant Marine. Being Third Mate to the zaptain, his duties included the navigation of 1610 ft. ship through the turbulent waters of he Alantic Ocean. Torns attended Maritime College in New ll, ITI a new man when I come home ll 'ork where he learned seamanship. He en- oved his vacations sailing the trade routes of the world. 'lThere is something romantic about the sea, l've fallen in love with it. Torns has traveled throughout the South Atlantic and Carribean, and as far away as the Mediterranean, delivering cargo to differ- ent trade ports. During his spare time on board he read, slept, or worked out. There was also plenty of time to just sit back and think. t'l'm a new man when I come home, Torns said, l'l'm mellow and relaxedfl Taking time off from band practice. Warren Torns daydreams, possibly about his summers at sea. The band rehearses for three hours daily pre- paring for their next competition. Summertime Fun 289