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

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Efficiency Is Our Business Keepins the school running in a smooth, orderly fashion is the job of the counselors and the office staff. Our counselors are ever ready to assist and advise us with our problems. Each of them has been a tremendous help to us during our years at Henry. Students who have family problems are given kind and understanding help by our visiting teacher. A most important job is held by our school nurse. Her job is to maintain the good health of the student body. Paper work, telephone calls, and visitors are all handled in the office. The friendly staff is always willing to render their services to students and teachers. It is a big asset to Henry to have such a friendly and efficient office staff. Discussing their office duties are Mrs. Norma Peterson, secretary to Mr. Davis and credit clerk; Miss Marjorie Krouse, attendance clerk: Miss Shirley Muenchow. who is in charge of requisitions; Miss Laura Carlson, former secretary to Mr. Davis; and Miss Lorraine Hagglund chief clerk. Top: Mr. Ronold Barnes, Dean of Boy'., helps Gary Iverson fill out some important papers. Center: Mrs. Winifred Hultcran:, Dean of Girls. Bottom: Mrs. Frances Zcglcn. our Visiting Teacher, confers with Mrs. Lou.se Hdbeclca. our Nurse.

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 ♦ ♦ • III memory MR. EMIL NEWSTRAND Throughout the gaiety and big moments of our senior year, we were saddened by the death of a man we all loved. A man who. during his years at Henry, listened to our troubles and helped us with our problems. A man so devoted to youth, that he put us ahead of everything else. He was a person we were proud to have as a teacher and even prouder to consider a friend. He had a way about him that made everyone who came in contact with him love and admire him for his cheerful and kindly ways. He wasn't only the Patriot Advisor, but an advisor to every student who needed help or consolation. We are only sorry that our appreciation for this great man was deepened by his absence. His memory will live long in the hearts and minds of everyone who had the good fortune of knowing and working with him. Let us believe that our memory still lives with him and that we may pattern our lives to be more like that of our friend. Newsie.’ HSU PRINCIPAL ALBERT B. SCHULTZ ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL GLEN G. DAVIS

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you know you can MISS ANN AMON: Physical Education. Health, Girls' Athletic Association. Badminton. Basketball. Tennis • MR. ARTHUR ANDERSON: Chemistry. Science, Orator Advisor • MRS. EMALY ANDERSON: English • MR. PETER AGUILAR: Arts. Crafts. Lunch Supervisor. MR. MORRIS BIATCH: Mathemat.es. Ninth Grade Class Play • MRS. MARION BO-QUIST; English, Latin, Latin Club • MRS. ELLEN BRITZIUS: English. National Honor Society. Senior Advisor. Senior Banquet • MRS FRANCES BROWN: Social Stud.es. MR. FRANK CLEVE: Physical Education. Health. Football. Golf • MR. LESLIE CODE: Civics • MR. WILLIAM DAMMANN: United States History • MR. ROLAND DcLAPP: History. Math. Basketball. Assistant Football, Track. MR. FRANK ENGDAHL: English. Drama. Senior Class Play. Stage Crew • MR. JAMES ERICKSON: Wood, Metal, Drawing • MISS MINNIE ERICKSON: Art, Senior Bulletin Boards • MISS OPAL GREGERSON: Mathematics. MISS ELEANOR HAIN: Georgraphy • MISS MINNIE HANSON: English. German. German Club • MISS KATHLEEN HARLOW: Chem-istry • MISS FRANCES HEE: Clothing. MISS GLADYS HOBBS: Business English. American Literature, Prom • MR. KARL HOERSCHGEN: English. Auditoriums. N.F.L., Oratory • MISS LOIS HOSFORD: English • MISS KATHLEEN HYNES: Art. National Honor Society. MISS PEARL KlENHOLZ: Modem Problems. Student Council, Chairman Senior Class Activities • MISS MINNIE KOEHSEL: Biology • MISS MARIE KROONBLAWD: English. Friendship Club • MR. WALTER LARSON: American History. Debate, Senior Advisory. National Honor Society. Senior Banquet. MR. WILBUR IUNDEIL: Geometry. Wieslling.