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

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Physical Education .fr Paige Whitacre, Julie Archambeault, Carol Toledo and Jackie Colangelo practice their routines with smiles spirit in their Cheerleading Cl Pull Your n Weight 'iWanna see my muscles? may sound like an overused come-on, but it's more likely a line you might hear from a student who took weightlifting. The class was a difficult one, and there were no easy A's. The students set weight goals, like 100 pounds in a bench press, and were graded on how much they improved, and how close they got to their goal over a six week period. After the six weeks were over. greater weight goals were set. Weightlifting wasn't the only PE. course which included jogging. This activity was re- quired, or suggested, in all the PE. classes offered, including . . , cheerleading, surfing, cycling, dance, gymnastics, conditioning, rac- quet sports, team sports, flag corps., drill team and marching band. Holly Duncan and Petey Limon, Varsity cheer- leaders. practice their chants with a great deal of cone centration. 60 Academics 'ik' ,...---

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Social Studies Mister Julian sits, surrounded by his faithful dents, as a speaker gives a talk in front of the cl ,,., . Th Culture Craze It is the most exciting, interesting class in the school, commented Bonnie Stenzler. The two hour long class, taught by Mr. Julian and Mrs. St. John, combined eleventh grade American Literature and the U.S. History requirement. American Cultures dealt with many of the current events which filled our headlines the past year. This encouraged meaningful, of- ten intense, discussions, which enhanced the students high level of participation. 62 Academics The teachers are not trying to see what we don't know, but they want to make us think and apply what we do know, and l think that is a really good approach, said Jill Witte, an American Cultures student. Other social studies classes offered this year were Psychology, World History, Hu- manities, U.S. History, American govern- ment, Political Science and Family Communi- cations. Mr. Marino points the finger at a student to further illustrate his point in his Psychology class as students look on interestedly.