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

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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 -

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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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,- 1 City Co-Champions COACH HARRY BROWN HEAD COACH HAL YOUNGHANS City Co-champions was the height achieved by the I956 l-loclcey team. The team started the sea- son by deteating Central by the score ot IO-O. This was the result ot tine team work, spirit, and hustle, which prevailed throughout the season. The biggest test came with the Roosevelt game in which the Pats showed championship torm by tying the tast Teddie six, l-l. The regular season ended with a victory over Edison I4-O, making a record ot nine wins and one tie. Henry then played the Teddies in the tirst game ot the play- otts and were deteated 2-O. The Pat's last op- portunity to get into the State Tournament was by deteating South, but they were stopped 2-O by the Tigers stitt detense at the nets. This was the wind-up ot a highly successtul season which resulted in a Co-championship tor the tast l-lenry sextet. Row I, left to right: B. Duggan, G. Campbell, T. Hay, B. Bergman, G. Tessman, J. Meranslci. Row 2: J. Paulson, J. Teresi, C. Peter- son, L. Schwartz, M. Slcavarialc, T. Pearson, Q. Carlson, l.. Swenson, L, Smith. 5303