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

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Nofionol Honor Society Service, Character, Leadership, and Scholarship, are tour qualities tound in each member ot the National I-lonor Society. Approximately titteen per cent ot the senior class and tive per cent ot the junior class are selected tor this honor. All N.I-LS. members must maintain a 2.25 average. Immediately tollow- ing tall and spring inductions, a brunch is held in the teachers lunchroom. At this time the old and new members become better acquainted. At the induc- tion this tall an unusual tirst occurred. For the tirst time in I-lenry's history only boys were inducted. An- nually the I-lonor Society talces a tield trip. Last year they visited the St. Cloud retormatory. Among other activities is the selling ot book covers. At graduation the members are identitied by a gold braid worn on the shoulder. Cornering Jock Loffus ond Tim Hay ond selling lhem much needed book covers, is Sol Espe NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FALL INDUCTEES Back Row, left to right: Tom Prolcaslcy, Walt I-laussmann, Tom I-lay, Johnleresi, Curt Peterson. Front Row: Tim I-lay, Rod Jobes. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row I: C. Renshaw, M, Miller, M, Lindtors, J. Kuta, L. Jones, L. Lindber J. Jeppesen, D. Fleming. Row 2: J. Hauge, J. Stout, J. Oppen, D. Schie I Friend T K f 5 . i h ' . ally, A. Han on, S Lspe, B. Lnd om

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Honors Make History 2 mr 'sr :,, :,11 K gi UR First National Bank P.T.A. Award Rose Reese First National Bank P T A Award Curt Peterson Marguerite Lindtors John Jeppesen Karen Flittie Mike Kuehnel Valedictorians Corrine Renshaw, Lyle Jones A year ot ties in the i56 senior class was climaxed with the announcement ot two valedictorians and three salutatorians. The scholastic record ot all tive was so close, there was no alternative but to honor Salutatorians Sally Espe, John Jeppesen Marguerite Lindtors all tive. This is the greatest honor that may be be stowed upon any senior. To have tive top students characterized this class and emphasized its individu a l i ty . My n,, American Legion D.A.R. Award S.A.R. Award Rod Jobes Sally Espe John Teresi IU Star and Tribune Carole Nordstrom

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Uncle Walfer lDick Briggsl gives Mrs. Gage Uan McAlpinl quite a siari as he abruptly swings around, while Mr. Gage Uohn Jeppesen! looks on in dismay. Cn February I6, under the direction ot Frank Eng- dahl, the Senior Class presented William Roos' January Thaw. Tryouts were held the Tuesday and Thursday betore Christmas vacation, and the tinal cast was picked. Rehearsals started immediately atter the return to school. The cast worked hard and tound the product well worth the ettort. in short, the Senior HAMS Mr. Gage . ,John Jeppesen Director .. Mr. Rockwood r , Mr, Loomis .. Barbara Gagz: , Paula Gage , Frieda .. , Student Director ,. . . Mrs. Gage ,.,4 Mrs. Rockwood ... Uncle Walter .. Gcorgc hlustcd . Constable Carson Matt Rockwood .. . Absent: Sarah Gage .. ,.Mr, Engdahl Chuck Droege Dan Ivcrson . . lack e Kuka Marfys Nelson . Dane Sp liane LaVonnc lgndberg .,..Jan Mcfxlpin .. Nancy Borstad ..Dick Briggs . Ron Halbert . .Russ Thulen ...Bob tindholm .. .Diane Bcthkr' H 91 t I s X Daddy Uohn Jeppesenl is rushed by his daughters Sarah and Paula iDiane Befhke and Marlys Nelson! who are frying fo help him get info his volunteer fire-fighting outfit. January Thaw . . play consisted ot a New York tamily moving to a home in rural Connecticut. The return ot the original owners complicates matters greatly. A suspected romance brings the play to a climax and a happy ending. It provided the audience with an enjoyable evening and brought the curtain down on another senior event.