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

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Senior! Senior! Senior! Music to the Ear! Summer disappeared and once again September come. School doors swung open, and for the senior it was a year to be savoured ... a year of crowning success, sweet surprise, and sometimes, sadness ... a year too soon to fade in a maze of mixed emotions and remembrances. This is the story of a school. It begins with a valiont name: PATRICK HENRY . . . and already the vision is there. For a school embodies the spirit of many things. It takes on the character of everyone who ever walked its halls ... or sat in its ouditorium ... or wrote an exciting idea on a blackboard. RONAlO ANDERSON WILLIAM ANDERSON MARCIA ANDERSON MARGARET ANDERSON THEODORE ANDERSON

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First National Bank Gary CHesner and Susan Toftness were given the First National Bank awards for outstanding citizenship ond service to the school. American Legion Stephen Leverentz and Judy Pearson received the American Legion awards for their excellent achievements and contributions to the school. Nine Seniors Share Ten Honor Awards S.A.R. D.A.R. Paul Seguin and Kristie Greve were the recipients of awards given by the Sons ond Daughters of the Americon Revolution for interest and achievement in American history. Parent Teachers Association P.T.A. awards for outstanding citizenship in both school ond community were presented to Larry Behrendt and Marilyn Master. Star-Tribune For her citizenship and interest in the Senior Class of 1965, Dianne Legler was given the Star ond Tribune award. Rose Reese Susan Toftness received the Rose Reese award for interest and achievement in world affairs. 7

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RICHARD ANSMUS STEVEN ARNESON OEWEY ARNOIO BRIAN ATKINSON MARSHA BACKSTROM RICHARD BARLAND BEVERIY BARON KENNETH BARTHEl NANCY BARTLETT LINDA BASS Plural Voices Sound with Singular Effect i CAROLYN BECK It has o voice . . . hundreds of voices blending together in a symphony of school sounds . .. o droning lecture ... a startled whisper ... a happy shoutl . . . the senior choir singing the musical production of Brig-adoon . For weeks in advonce the school rooms rang with old Scottish tunes. Booming basses combined with sopranos to spon two centuries with music, ballads, doncing ond octing. It wos quite a production! LARRY BEHRENDT SHEILA BERGER 9 JEEFREY BELKNAP RONALD BERG CHARLES BICKING JUDY BILLSTROM