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

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Mr. Walter Larson and Mr. Arthur Polkrobok do research In the library. Mr. Larson is the budget advisor for the senior closs ond teoches history. Mr. Pulkrobelc teaches geometry and tenth grode history. Mr. Pul-krobek is obo the athletics eaulpment odvlsor. Above Mr. Orville Moe explains a point to his seventh grade geogrophy class Betowi Mr. Alton Polm corrects papers for his eighth grodo history doss. Mr. George Wemeler ond Mr. Monte Miller docvss pressing problems of the day. Mr. Miller Is the assistant sophomore football ond wrestling coodi. He teoches modern problems. Mr. Wemeier is the assittont football ond basketball coach, representative to the Secondary Planning Committee and a member of the Faculty Council. He teoches modern problems ond Amorleon government.

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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.

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English Miu Virtue Jon® Sonford often worki with the individuol in her reeding clou. Betidei 'coding, she ol»o teoche lotin. Mri. Evelyn Voolo givei her clow o tei ond pousc for o moment 0 consider o question o ked of her. She teoche English, is on the P.TA. Committee, ond is the odvonce plocement English Instructor. Mrs. Volborg Roberts ond Mr. John Wolston use the cord cotologue Mrs. Roberts ond Mr. Wok ston teoch sophomore English. English comes alive for Henry students in a variety of woys. Seventh graders listen to a new television series, Looking at Language. Films, records, and library visits are part of the curriculum for eighth graders. Freshmen thrill to tales of Odysseus and have their first encounter with Shakespeare in Romeo and Juliet. Sophomores study the new book. Four American Novels, and some write research papers. To develop fields of special interest, juniors take English drama, speech, or newswriting. All read Hamlet. Field trips to the Guthrie and University Theaters highlight senior English. Business English emphasizes fundamentals useful in the business world. Mr Doreen Sovogo lecture to her dent on the finer point of Engliih grommor. She i o twelfth grade English teocher ond work with the Senior Advisory ond the Notlonol Honor Society o» on odvisor.