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

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The Students Voice Top: Row I—Audrey Schuppcl, Nancy Norman. Lou Kravchuk. Verna Albc'S. Marilyn Deibcrt. Elaine Nygard. Row 2—Marilyn Miller. Shirley Johnson. Vivian Pearson. Marlene Swenson. Carol Nordstrom. Diane Carciofini. Chuck Droege. Row 3—Bob Bcrgmon. Mari Olson. Janice Peterson, Gail Plasch, Mike Kuchnel. Bcnjic Kuehncl. Roger Jiran, Eddie McGowan. Row 4—Bob Bates, B II Peter. Tim Hay. Gar 8rown. Armond Paulson, Dave Lindblom, Owen Kane. Bottom: Row I—Mona-Lisa Wcdin, Terry Hadersbeck. Jackie Jorniin. Gar Hoerschgen. Sharon Wisehart. Sue Rathbun. Pat Cunmen. Row 2—Judy Nowak. Susan Tessman, Janet Olson. Virginia Rahn. Gene Lhotka. Richard Carison, Gary Rollof Janice Mikkelson. Row 3—Britt Wedin. Lois Petersen. Susan Hoerschgen. Jim Potter. Lee Anderson. Dick Lapoi. Ronald Elin. Ronald Wilner, Dick Alford. Our Student Council, the students voice in school government.’ guided by Miss Pearl Kienholz has fulfilled more than its given task of selling tags to help support the athletic department, decorating and making preparations for homecoming, conducting paper sales to further its financial obligation, and supporting the noon recreational program. We were urged by our Student Council to bear in mind the cost of reckless and careless driving, the human life. The council keeps us in coordination with the activities of the other high schools in the city so that we may enjoy the same activities as the other schools. Officers of the Senior Student Council arc: B II Peter. Treasurer: Ed McGowan. Vice President: Dave tmdblom, President: and Audrey Schuppcl. Secretary. They have done an excellent job of leading our school activities. cm

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COUNT ON US MRS. MARGARET MacPARLANE: English, Spanish. Spanish Club • MRS. EUNICE MELROSE: Mathematics • MR. ORVILLE MOE: Typing, Office Training • MR. DONALD MOLDENHAUER: Band. Flag Twirlers. Pastel Pats. MRS. EVA MOEGLEIN: Remedial Reading Eng. Iith. Mathematics. Science. Social Studies • MR. JOSEPH MULLERy; Printing. Woodwork. Baseball. Ass stant in Bsquad Football. V.sual Education • MRS. ADELINE MURTAUGH: Typing. Stenography. Secretarial Tra n'ng. Thrift Club, y-Teen Advisor • MISS CLARA NELSON: English-Ncws. MR. ADOLPH NERVIG: Senior Choir. General Music. Junior Choir, String Ensemble • MR. EMIL NEWSTRAND: World History • MR. CLARENCE OHIAND: Bookkeeping. Commercial Law. Lockers, Tenn s • MR. ROBERT OLSON: Band. Chorus. MISS RUTH OPSAHL: Mathematics. Baccalaureate • MISS RUTH PHILLIPS: English, Chr.s-t on Fe'lowship • MR. ALTON PALM: Un ted States History • MR. BURTON PARKS: Ma chine Shops. Metals. Electricity, Swimming. MISS DEBORAH ROBERTS: Home Manage •nent. Home Economics. Nat oral Honor Society • MISS VIRTUE SANFORD: Reading Lobora tory. Patriot Advisor • MR. DENNIS SO BLOM: C.v.cs. H story • MR. PAUL SMITH Meehan cal Drawing. Paper Sales. MRS. FRANCES SODERQUIST: Cloth ng. Home Planning and Furnishing Future Homemakers of America. Costume Club • MISS MARLYCE SPUTE: Jun'or Foods. Future Homemakers of America • MRS. EVA TOWNSEND: Algebra • MR. ROBERT TREACY: American History. Modern Prob'ems. Cross Country, BSquad Basketball. MR. FLOYD VALLEY: Physcal Education. B Squad Football, Gymnastic Coach, Assistant Track Coach • MISS GRETCHEN WAARA: Science • MR. VERN WOBIG: Woodwork Athlete D»cctor. Equipment Manager • MR. HAROLD YOUNGHANS: Bology, Hockey. B-Squad Baseball, Hailguards. MISS PHYLLIS ZIEBARTH; Physical Educat on. Girls Athlet'C Association. Bowl-»n9. Cheerleaders. Golf. Volley Ball.

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lop left Sharon Guam , shown bringing o bundle of paper to Gar Hoerschgen. Bob Bergman and Owen Kane, hard svorking loaders at the Henry paper sale. Right—Danemg at lunch it a favorite pattime of all the students. Janet Schcakor, Wayne Brademan, Dors Christensen, Mar an Jacobson, and Owen Kane are all doing a fine job of keeping up with the rhythm while the other ituderts look on. Bottom left—Trying their skills of salesmanship are Janice Peterson and Roger Jiran as they try to sell LcRoy Johnson, barb Nielsen, and Mary Ann Pronnski tagt for the Tag Day movie. Right—A panel discuss,on on the problems of teen age drivers and what should be done about them was held in the auditorium by tne Student Council. Those taking part wen- Mr. Hoerschgen Mr. Treacy. Owen Kane. Gar Brown. BH Peter. Doris Christensen, and Mr. Younghans. Student Council Activities Discussing the problems of the Junior High Student Council are Gar Hoerschgen. Treasurer: Lois Petersen. Secretary: Ronald Elin, Vice-President; and Susan Hoerschgen. President. cm