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

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MR. RONALD BARNES. DEAN OF BOYS, advises seniors deliberating their choice of future plans. Pictured here with Mr. Barnes are Beveriy Bateman. Gerald Hoem, and Joan Zukosky. MISS WINIFRED HULTCRANTZ. DEAN OF GIRLS, is adviser to iunior high students. She is here registering Richard Sorenson, a seventh grade student from Jordan Junior High. Joining in welcoming Richard are Carol Olsen (seated). Eileen Lincoln. Charles Sandum. and Arden Wahlberg. (Upper left) MRS. FRANCES ZEGLEN, our Visiting Teacher, confers with our Nurse. MRS. LOUISE HELBACKA. regarding the welfare of students who have difficulty in meeting and solving their day-by-day problems. CROSSROADS OF LIFE in Henry High: our sound-proofed office gives welcome respite from the cacophony generated by carefree students. Our chief clerk (at typewriter) is Miss Lorraine Hagglund. Standing: Miss Marjorie Krouse. attendance clerk, and Miss Marie Moody, credit clerk. Miss Laura Carlson (at file) is secretary to Mr. Davis. Miss Shirley Muenchow (inset) is in charge of requisitions. L7J

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Our Principals Say to Us PRINCIPAL ALBERT B. SCHULTZ Six years ago you came to Henry High School enthusiastically anticipating the challenging experience which lay before you. During these years, it has been my privilege to advise and counsel you. I have tried always to leave this thought with you: although you may forget many of the facts that you learned in your school courses, your character traits—industry, reliability courtesy—which the faculty and I have worked to help you develop, ore now. we hope, more deeply instilled than when first we met. Now that you are about to graduate from high school and view your school experiences in retrospect, we who have served you hope that you have found your educational experience purposeful and satisfying. We believe that you will be eager and able to achieve success not only for yourself but for the good of the community in which you live. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL GLEN G. DAVIS The role of Assistant Principal has been a pleasant one. mainly because of the fine spirit and cooperation of the student body. Everyone—students, faculty. and parents—has extended to me his full cooperation for which I am grateful. Students have a deep respect and sense of responsibility toward their school. Participation in all phases of the school program, working together for the good of Patrick Henry High School, is the best way to prepare for the greater tasks in the school of life. The responsibility of guiding a school is a gratifying experience. This can be accomplished only when we have an exceptional student body and faculty, v hich we have at Henry High School. Education is learning to live, and here in America we have an equal opportunity to learn and participate. Let’s all be grateful for our privileges and opportunities.

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 Learn to Live . . MISS ANN AMON: Physical Education; First Aid: Girls' Athletic Association—Badminton, Basketball. Tennis • MR. ARTHUR ANDERSON: Remedial Mathematics: Physics • MRS. CATHERINE ANDERSON: Assistant Librarian • MRS. EMAiY ANDERSON; English. MISS CORA BELISLE: Librarian • MR. MORRIS BIATCH: Mathematics: Ninth Grade Class Play • MRS. MARION BOQUIST: English • MRS. ELLEN BRITZIUS: English: National Honor Society. MRS. FRANCES BROWN: Socal Studies; Typ-ing • MR. FRANK CLEVE: Physical Education: Football: Golf • MR. WILLIAM DAMMANN: United States History: Basketball • MR. ROLAND DELAPP: History; Mathematics: B-Squad Basketball: Assistant in Football. MR. FRANK ENGDAHL: English; Drama; Senior Closs Play: Stage Crew • MR. JAMES ERICKSON: Woodwork; Mechanical Drawing: Hi-Y Coordinator • MISS MINNIE ERICKSON: Art; Bulletin Boards • MR. OBERT EVENSON: Civics; Cross Country; Track. (Mr. Evenson is now at Washburn). MRS. ESTHER FLATEN: Shorthand: Typing; Of-fice Training; Thrift Club: Blue Tti • MR. GEORGE FROGEN: Latin: German; Modern Problems: Latin Club; German Club • MISS OPAL GREGERSON: Mathematics: Friendship Club • MISS ELEANOR HAIN: Geography: Friendship Club. MISS JULIE HANSON (now Mrs. Julie Stine): English: Music • MISS MINNIE HANSON: English • MISS KATHLEEN HARLOW: Science • MISS GLADYS HOBBS: Business English: English; Senior Advisor—Prom. MR. KARL HOERSCHGEN: English; Speech; N.F.L.; Auditoriums: Senior Advisor—Banquet and Commencement • MRS. ESTELLE HOL-DAHL: Home Economics: National Honor Society: Homecoming • MISS LOIS HOSFORD: English • MISS KATHLEEN HYNES: Art: Deco-rations • MISS PEARL KIENHOLZ: Modern Problems; Student Council: Chairman—Senior Class Activities.