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

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■flam Leaders in Learning Brains, braids, and boolc covers! These three things will help to identify members of the National Honor Society. Qualifications for membership are based on scholarship. leadership, character, and service to the school. Grades must be kept at a 2.25 average. One of the many Honor Society activities is selling bookcovers to the students. At graduation a member wears a gold braid on his shoulder as a mark of distinction. Pondering the plentiful problems of the perplexed seniors is a job for the powerful personalities of the Senior Advisory. They also set up a suitable senior budget and count the returns of the class election. MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SO-ClEiy SPRING INDUCTION ARE: Row I-Tom Anderson, John Bohanon, D ck Lysne, Marlene Holmbcrg. Janice Bcauchanc. Row 2—Bernie Peek. Joyce Rathbun. Audrey Fylc. Donna Kopp. Row 3— Dave Carls. Marshall Matthews. Cynth a Roggeman Doris Chnstcnsen. MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR ADVISORY COM-MITTEE ARE: Row I — Marlyt Anderson. Karer Su livan. Lois Kravchuk, Sandy Swenson. Janice Beau-chanc, Bernie Peek. Row 2—Tom LaC'osse. Dave Wagner. Dave Seagren, John Fisker. Row 3—B 1 Peter. Mario Miller. Dick Lysne. MEMBERS OF THE FALL INDUCTION OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ARE: Row I—Mar lyn M Her, Sandra Johnson, Joy Millar. Carol Gan xer Nancy Norman Mar.lyn Ddbert, Sandy Swan-son. Row 2—J m Anderson, Dave Lmdblom, Duane Shelton, Karla Jackson. Wally Gronholm, Dale Richter. C 26 3 Ij ,1 y » f 4 H 4 1 t! I

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MARSHALL MATTHEWS Valedictorian First National Bonk Award BERNARDINE PEEK Salutatorian The Orator spotlight falls on ten seniors who received awards on the basis of leadership, honor, service. and companionship. Students with the highest scholastic rating during the six semesters at Henry earned the right to be Valedictorian and Salutatorian. The Orator award is given in recognition of dedicated service to this book and to our school. The N.F.L. award is given to the group's outstanding member. Spotlight on Seniors I BILL PETER CHARLOTTE HILLMAN ROGER JIRAN AUDREY SCHUPPEL Son of the Daughter of the Star-Tribune Award American Revolution American Revoluton Orator Award First National Bank Award DUANE SHELTON DORIS CHRISTENSEN JOHN BOHANON DAVID LINDBLOM Parent-Teacher Scholarship Parent-Teacher Scholarship Rose Reese Award American Legion Award N.F.L. Award L2S3

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Heaven Can Wait A comedy fantasy in 3 acts by Harry Segall. Joe Pcndeiton . .. Mr. Jordan Man Levene Messenger 7013. Bette Logan ... Tony Abbott Mrs. Ames. Jul a Farnsworth Williams........ Lefty........... Susie........... Escort........... Doctor.......... Workman ......... Plain-clothes man Nurse ........... ... . .John Fisker Marshall Matthews ......Don Peterson James Anderson .. . Dorothy Johnson Armond Paulson Marilyn Miller ... Eileen Leon Wally Gronholm ......Tom LaCrosse Mary Ann Sandy . . . .Jerry Jorgenson .. Walter Scollard . ... Ray Schalow Bruce Kurtz . .. Bernardme Peek Directed by Mr. Frank Engdahl Student d rector Penny Woodruff Top: Armond Paulson, Bruce Kurtz, Eileen Leon. Wally Gronholm, Dorothy Johnson, Don Peter'.on. Background—Jim Anderson, Ma'sha I Matt' ews John Fisker. Lower: Row I—Marshall Matthews, Bruce Kurtz. Wallv Scollard, Wally Gronholm. Row 2—John F sker. Dorothy Johnson, Mary Ann Sandy. Bernardine Peek, Tom LaCrosse. Row 3—Penny Woodruff Armond Paulson, Jerry Jorgenson, Jim Anderson, Ray Schalow. Don Peterson. Left: The look on the face of Armond Paulson follows the Imcs. Restitution Farnsworth? Really Miss Logan. I don't think you qu :e knew h,m. Seated is Dorothy Johnson, the heroine, and standing in the background is John Fisker, the hero. Right: Learning their lines w th the help of their student director. Penny Woodruff, are Armond Paulson, Jerry Jorgenson. Wally Scollard. Eileen Leon, Don Peterson. Dorothy Johnson, and Ray Schalow.