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

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That's the Way the Ball Bounces Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow! ' cry Richard Anderson and Fred Picha as they stage a barrage, using that soft, white, fluffy stuff for ammo. Brrrrr . . . goes that three o'clock bcl!. It's a race for senior Dave Eggcn, book in hand, to get out without losing life or limb, as the junior high young ‘uns jet propel themselves into space as though they'd been locked up for seven years. “There's no more television, and it's only 1:30. yawns Mary Archer, who had planned to do her homework. But SO what? Tomorrow's another day and she'll get a little shut-eye in her classes when the teachers start explaining something. Blare . . . Blare . . . Blare ... go the trumpets. Boom . . . Boom . . . Boom ... go the drums ... as Paul Brown and Rich Hommcs feed hotcha dance records to the loudspeaker phonograph for noon dancing. Well. I gotta keep up my strength, don't I ? queries Jim Hart as he cats his way through bags and plates of lunches washed down with four or five bottles of milk. Wotta life! Young . . . eager . , alert! That's me. broods Jim Carroll, taking a siesta in English class so he'll be alert for the hockey game. [25}

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A Day in the Life of a Senior Take it away. wh mpers Dody Fortier as her mama of the moment. Leann Peterson. tries to bring Dody from the never-never land of dreams into this work-a-day world of school and more school. you forgot to cat your Cheerios! calls mama Florence Noard to her ' son. Don Filings, as he struggles into his coat and whooshes down the slippery steps to beat the 8:20 bell. Ho hum! Being tardy and getting detention pair up like the Smith Brothers. sighs Eddie Johnston as. having failed to beat the black hand around the clock, he accepts his inevitable fate. Ah, ha!! Nobody in sight. Guess I'll take a whirl around the building. says Don Dvorak as he slips out for a little fresh air—so he says. Wouldn't you know my locker’d do a Fibber McGee! cries Gaye Johnson as her Autograph Hound topples down on her books. We confess that one student should have been the key personality in all of these scenes. But who is to say which Senior is typical? Any resemblance between the scenes on these pages and what actually goes on in the lives of Henry Seniors is, we maintain, purely coincidental. L24]

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Carolyn Johnson . . . Doris Robertson Marie Eggen ......... Pat Fredericks Lynette Hanson Norma Washington Dody Fortier......... Joanne Meranski . . Pat Fredericks Lois Yungner......... Hall of Fame Identify picture counter-clockwise MOST ENCHANTING SMILE Gene Shockency . . PRETTIEST EYES Ted Perusse BEST DANCER . . Rich Hommes BEST FIGURE—PHYSIQUE Jim Sehm MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Marvin Luther most carefree Dick Knoll CLASS CHATTERBOX Bob Becker ... FRIENDLIEST Jim Hart PRETTIEST—HANDSOMEST Don Dvorak PRETTIEST DIMPLES Jim Carroll