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

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The work program provided a chance for students to hold a job in the afternoon and attend classes in the morning. This program was especially designed for students who wished to gain experience in the business world rather than prepare for college. The school found jobs for these students, and their employers graded them on their work. Our newspaper, the Patriot, was produced by a capable staff who worked together to meet deadlines and put out a paper full of interesting pictures and stories. Many clubs added interest and variety to school life, too. The National Honor Society was one such activity. The group worked for the school and for a trip as a climax to a busy year's activities. cuid [biteies Aw BttcowvcuCjed;. . .

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0 0 Physical fitness is as important as mental fitness. Seventh through eleventh graders learn good sportsmanship in gym classes. The girls learn everything from Spanish dances to the all-American game of touch football. Boys also play a wide variety of games including football and basketball. Students have a chance to catch up on assignments during study period. It is a welcome break when homework piles up and when there are tests to study for.

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Throughout the year our state ’'A rated orchestra provided • beautiful music for all to enjoy. They took time out from their busy schedule to conduct an all city music clinic held at Henry. The championship band added trophies to the trophy case, provided wonderful music and executed sharp precision drills at football half-time shows while our hard-fighting team made spectacular runs, tackles, and touchdowns. One of the big events of the year, homecoming, found the school filled with enthusiasm, spirit and lovely homecoming royalty. La twcj Puft tck{tL|3$ oji Aj U ttfwXes UW . . .