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

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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.

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fwam, imma and Wzltddd SporTs have long been a highliTe in The Ameri- can socieTy. ln our school liTe, parTicipaTion in sporTs plays an imporTanT parT in The develop- menT oT young men and women. The selT-dis- cipline and sporTsmanship which are necessary Tor a successTul liTe are gained Through parTici- paTion on The aThleTic Tield. lvlen oT The caliber oT The l-lenry coaches noT only help in The de- velopmenT oT coordinaTion beTween mind and muscle, buT also insTill in The players The ideals oT good sporTsmanship on and oTT The playing Tield. Through The many conTacTs made wiTh oTher coaches and players The aThleTe acquires The poise and conTidence so essenTial To laTer social adiusTmenT. Mem