Patrick Henry High School - Orator Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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• Progrede non Retrogrede translated “Proceed Not Retreat is the motto of the ambitious members of the LATIN CLUB who have claim to the title of Henry’s first language organization. . . . Delving into France’s past and present and proposing a Vivre La France for the future, the FRENCH CLUB meets to discuss that country and its people. LATIN CLUB I Rout 4—Stableski. Larson. Jennings. Dahlcn. Lundcn. Carlson. Knudson. Swanson. Rout 3— Lund. Comer, Hartfiel. Bronsrud. Taylor. Ber-gren. Clark. Spreistcrsbach. Rout 2—Johnson. Christensen. C. Peterson. Sundt, Holub. Akron. Leen. Rout I—BerRe. Roos. Nygaard. Ries. Kinvig. Thunell. Myer. Mrs. Boquist. LATIN CLUB 2 Rout 4—Fyten. Young. Gasper. Boquist. Cash-man. Clark. Jensen. Rout 3—Rosien. Chapman. Ausenius. Bohlig. Strcyffeler. Swanson. Hoag. Rout 2—Hartley. Pribble. B. Nelson. N. Anderson. E. Johnson. Lindgren. Olson. Rout 1 — Dewey. Voeltz. Kane. Over. Baker. Bcnsen. Bates. FRENCH CLUB Rout 3—Trebby. Meyer. M. Nelson. Purdham. Gagne. Hagen. H. Nelson. Anderson. Rout 2— Megson. Roettcr. Conklin. Reynolds. Kubias. Olander. Voeltz. Johnson. Rout 1—M. Olson. Chailquist. Boyson. Courtney. Neumann. Shef-flin. Miss Scars. 16

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 • Many performances of Light Operas have held the attention of great audiences. Such may be likened to our activities here at school. Our musical and journalistic organizations, language clubs, honor societies and various other groups serve to hold the interest of us students. Not only do we participate in these, but ail may witness performances. which are given with all the pomp and display of any production written by Gilbert and Sullivan. Sigmund Romberg. Rudolf Friml. or Victor Herbert.

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GERMAN CLUB Row 3—Crone. Tornquist. M. Peterson. Scha-maitat. Y. Johnson. Luck. Westberg. Kranz. Row 2—Shopek. Kiffe. Ferguson. Taylor. Sullivan. Slcmmen. Thome. Row 1—Prymos. Leakas. Koenig. Miss Hanson. Clemens. Stevens. S. Nelson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY flack Row (L. to R.)—Prymos. V. Christensen. Stableski. Ferguson. Chailquist. Swanson. G. Johnson. LaFavor. Fall. Meder. Carlson. Clark. Kane. Pribble. Smith. Budd. S. Johnson. Vinje. Front Row (L. to R.)—Wilcox. LeVahn. Lang. Jennings. Dawson. Purdham. Schultz. Dewey. Holub. A. Christensen. Sundbcrg. J. Clark. Pacha. Sullivan, Bursch. Chapman. Bjerk. MASQUE AND GAVEL Row 3—DcLange. Cashman. Gcndrcau. Row 2—Mr. Hoerschgen. Wilcox. Annctt. Meder. Row I—LaFavor. J. Olson. B. Anderson. Purdham. • Transforming difficult lessons into entertainment is the purpose of the GERMAN CLUB meetings. . . . Proud are the members of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, for it is because of their outstanding leadership, scholarship, service, and character that they were selected as charter members of this honorary group. . . . MASQUE AND GAVEL is a newly organized society at Henry to promote better speech for use. The members are selected for their outstanding speaking ability in classes, debate, and extemporaneous work.