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

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(Left) Wearing frosty white uniforms in summer and bright red ones in winter, our high stepping majorettes arc the pride of our band. At left arc Betty Picri, Janet Saari and Virginia Sandbeck. (Above) The senior flag wavers add an additional spot of color to the splendor of our band. Silhouetted against the horizon are Barbara Adams. Diane Miller, Sandra Swenson. Joan Dre-vcschrat and Kathleen Hokans. (Right) Seldom publicized but always active arc the back 12 flag twirlcrs. Made up mainly of junior high students, the girls in this group practice and perform marching maneuvers with the band. Row 1—Dorothy Cliplcf, Shirley Jcpson, Mary Ann Murphy, Joyce Lundberg, Darlene Berry, Charlene Hanson, Rose Marie Meeker. Row 2—Shirley Johnston. Pat Berry, Shirley Corbin, Beverly Harmes, Beverly Sorenson, Carol Goldnick. A-MarHiiu ami A-Struttiii : Our llaml Plays On (Above) Sharing the honor of leading the band as it struts down the street arc five girls chosen to carry our national and school banners. The gi:ls arc selected on the basis of personality, good carriage, height, and the ability to double on an instrument when the band plays indoors. They arc Lou Ann Rhodes, Lcann Peterson, Shirley Mucnchow, Jeanne Ferguson and Audrey Neslund. Our Patrick Henry dynamic championship hand has many times during this past year given dramatic color to gala civic events. The hand's schedule included appearances at the National Track Meet at the U. of M. in June, the Minneapolis Aquatennial in July, the Patrick Henry Homecoming game and the U. of M. Homecoming Parade in October, the dedication of the Seventh Street Bridge in November, the Sister Kenny Benefit basketball game and the Winter Carnival in January, the National basketball tournament at the Minnesota Field House in March, and the U. of M. Engineers’ Day parade in May. Rounding out the year’s events, the hand presented a spring concert in the school auditorium on May 4. Mr. Donald B. Moldenhauer Band Director 28

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(Above) CHOIR OFFICERS: James Cordell, Vice-President: Earl Homuth, President. Absent: Sally Anderson, Secretary-Treasurer. (Right) CHOIR SOLOISTS: James Cordell, Delores Grigsby, Earl Homuth; Esther Zimmerman, accompanist. Absent: Ann Allard. The musical play, Gloria, was presented by our choir on December 12 in the school auditorium, directed by Mr. Adolph Nervig, staged by Mr. Frank Engdahl, and costumed by Mrs. Frances Soderquist. In the nativity scene below arc Joanne Olson, Patricia Asp, William Berger, James Cordell, Bob Lunkley, and Joe I.aBelle. Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist, played by Charlotte Reich, is taken into custody by Roman soldiers played by Dick Johnson, Eddie Johnson, and James Roop.

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Band Officers: Joan Nelson, Lillian Engc, Margie Knapp, Bob Bartclinehs. Absent: Jay Hruska. Jon Mattson, president, appears in Drum Major pic. Drum Major—Jon Mattson. Row 1—Nancy 11unt, Dave Miller, Loris Seibert, Carolyn Anderson, Joseph Ogilvic, Carole Swanson, Lola Nordin, Rolenc Reel , Eleta Sanderson, Peggy Von Laanen, Nancy Volantc, Jim Anderson, Frank Peters, Floyd Thompson. Row 2—Joan F. rick son, Lillian Engc, Sybil Swanson, Lila Hictala, Diane Singer, Joy Klaschc, Margie Knapp, Jean Nelson, Janet Gamble, Joyce Donahue, Jack Peters, Fred Picha, El-rcnc Johnson, Jay Hruska, Barbara Peters, Jean Erickson. Row 3—Jim Felknor, Roger Handberg, Dennis Jordan, Douglas Roy, Don Erickson, Robert Murphy, John LebedofT, Bonnie Walker, Clayton Smith, Groven Anderson, Bob Bartclinehs, Dave Domaas, Dennis Wilson. Joan Nelson, George Arncson, David Lund, Shirley Sire. Row 4—Dave Johnson, Gary Rolck, Keith Harris, Richard Nelson, Wayne Anderson, John Bohanon, Jim DeFore, Dave Eggen, Dick Erickson, Richard Ekelund. Row 5—Donald Jacobson, Lyle Quimby, Joan Murphy, Bugs Sandbcck, Valla Vec Rogers. Karen Larson, Barbara Engman, Kay Johnson, Evvie Pribble, Marie Matat, Lenore White, Carolyn Riley.