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

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A.B. Schultz Each of us ho? heard the two well-known quotations, No man is on island and Each man is a debtor to all others. In our work at Patrick Henry we find these statements to be uniquely true! During the past year, each of you has given much to Henry. Because of you, this school is a better place for those students who will follow you to live, to learn, to work, and to play. This school has given you much. Through its traditions and its heritage, Henry has instilled in you a sense of values. Knowledge and skills gained here form a bridge between your dependent youth and your independent adulthood. As, in a way, this book closes the door on your formative years, so does graduation open the door to your maturity and your personol life. When, in years to come, difficult times and good times come your way, friends and experiences from Henry will bolster your need and share your joy. Assistant Principal S. Atkinson Personal recognition is the desire of every individual. Mon is constantly striving to obtain status in the eyes of his peers. Happiness and contentment are closely linked with his achievements. Life, to be lived to its fullest extent, must have direction. To accomplish a desired mission, man must outline beforehand what he wishes to accomplish. He must decide upon moral, spiritual and educational goals. Coupled with these goals, must be the determination to carry them out in spite of difficulties that may arise. Now is the time for each individual to evaluate his place in the scheme of life and to proceed upon a clear cut path to security and personol satisfaction. Office Staff, from Wt to right i Mrv Bonnie Hoff mo n. Joan P hl, Ko-ren Reinking. Lorraine Hogglund. Marjorie Kroote. Mn. Alice Schmitt, and Mr . Mildred Neale

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Mr. Harry Brown and Mr. Robert Seikkulo check the information In the occupational file In the libory. Mr. Brown It the hockey and sophomore baseboll coach, co-ordinator for the Senior Squares and the junior high parties. He serves on the Faculty Social Committee and the Notional Honor Society Committee. He teoches ninth grode civ la ond English. Mr. Seikkulo teoches civics ond is the bosketboll cooch. He It alto a member of the Notional Honor Society Committee Social Studies Mr. Wesley Anderson eiplains to hit dots the geography of Spain ond how the geogrophy has oBected its history. Mr. Anderson is a National Honor Society od-vltor ond It on the Focvlty Council. He teoches tenth and eleventh grode history. Throughout the social studies courses, today's world becomes real for Henry students. Seventh graders learn of the customs and environment of the peoples of the world in their study of geogrophy. Students become aware of their American heritage in their study of American history in eighth grode, civics in ninth grade, and modern problems or American government in twelfth grade. The student's world expands in the sophomore ond junior years through the studies of world history. Some seniors are given the opportunity to study the world's economic situation in their economics class. Mr William Miller ll snowed under by moterlol for hit economics doit. He alto teoches history. 8 Mr William Dommann ond Mr. William Glenny preview a filmstrip for their tenth grode history dosses. Mr. Dommann supervises detention Mr. Glenny h on the Eoculfy Committee for Detention.