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

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num- T of TERRY. ENR g-,wa BE 1 3 Q J ... -K x: ENR E3 .R I Row I4LeIi io rIgI1L:J, Earguson, D. McGowan, A, I-IoIL, R. SLoIsIcI. B, Harenza, D. I-IaIvarson. Row 2: R. Jobes, J. Nordstrom B. Scars J. Newman, T. Hay. Row 3: J. M1IIcr, J. I-Ioan, J. Friend, R, Boianda, J. Potter. Soaring Cogers Miller looks on. Jerry Friend adds Iwo poinls for the couse on his lay-up shof, as .luck 281 .H 4- fx I 4- . -,.,..l SCOREBOARD HENRY 46 , HENRY 33 . HENRY 49 HENRY 48 , HENRY 50 .. HENRY 62 HENRY 48 . HENRY 48 HENRY 49 DISTRICT HENRY 64 ..,...., .. VOCATIONAL ....,, SOUTH . , EDISON . . CENTRAL WEST SOUTHWEST WASH BU RN ROOSEVELT I7 , , EDISON Rod .lobes goes up fo score Iwo points c1gc1insfCenI'rorlin fhe opening stages of the season. 37 6I MARSHALL 48 56

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Losses was 905'- Fiur ' ,GARY HEAD COACH ROLLIE DQLAPP COACH JACK ROCK Foil Cagers Expectations Baslcetball, always a battle ot the baclcboards teaturing tast tootwort and desperation shots, is a thrilling game to watch. The Pats started ott the season on the right toot by downing Vocational 46 to 3l, but were let down by a close loss to South. This was said to be the turning point ot the season. Continuing on through the schedule the Patriots won well- earned victories over Central and Marshall, but couldn't seem to Mclict in the rest ot ther games. ln the District play-otts the Pats were deteated by the Tommfes 78 to 64, eliminat- ing them 'trom turther Tournament competition. With the tinal record ot 3 wins and 7 losses the season came to a close, AllfDistrict honors were bestowed on l'lenryls hustling guard Bill Sears. J. Miller breaks away, as West players watch helplessly. I.27j Against strong opposition, R. Jobes tights his way into position tor the potential two points.

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Big Jerry Friend fights hard for the all important rebound. Defender is foo late, Us jerry Ferguson makes U lcry-up shot. Although amassing an inauspicious record ot 3 wins and 7 losses, the tuture varsity cagers did gain valuable playing experience. Mr. Roclcs boys tought hard and showed determination but inexperience coupled with tough competition proved to be the decisive tactor. The starting tive had in their lineup two very line treshmen, namely, J. Hamilton and Sophomore Ccrgers R. Qlson. J, Harrison led his tellow team members with the highest scoring average ot 9.4 points per game. Qther outstanding sophomore prospects were R. Kline, G. Hart, and H. Harrison. With more exf perience these boys should prove very helptul to tuture basketball teams at Henry. Many new chamf pionships may be in the otting. Row I-Left to right: ls. Hoiin, N. Sosand, J. lniehauit G. annm,yr'..nd, G. Howschggvn, M. Crossvzr, R. Lucas. Row 2: R. Horenzu oufjumps fwo We-si players fo goin G. Hart R. KMWYQ R, M::wtg::m-yy R. Olson, N. Chfst-ttvrson, possession of the elusive spheroid. J, P-lafwgn My Harfwa G. l-lfilvurgfgr, - I- - Q P1 -