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

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Modem Problem i (ought with o humorout twitt by teacher . Mr. and Mr M.ller At th«.r itotion between clo»»e«. o convertooon » likely include onything from current event to bo eboll or foofboll. ”1 will not corry your equipment. Polleyl rerorti Mr. Brown, heod hockey coach, Civic ond tngli»h leocher Mr Brown it oiwoyt emphatic on the point ol o coach- dignity. Social Studies Expresses Goals of a Modern Man Understanding is a key word today for men restless to achieve the goals of a modern world Therefore, progress depends on the comprehension and solving of problems that stand in the way of this accomplishment. Our social studies closses help us to understand social, economic, and political forces which ore basic to all countries. Leorning about others enobles us to express a more octive interest in offairs thot will concern our adult lives. Our citizenship and its privileges become more meaningful as on expression of this interest. Winding up another day of geogrophy, Mr. Berger on, »till imibng. heod tor home.

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MR. KARL HOC»SCHC£N Engbsh ond Speech Mr Voolo ond Mr Sovoge ».nd thot four m.nute between classes provide enough time for o quick chat. MISS CATHERINE LINDSEY Engli h Uiing chain for props while owoitmg reol furniture. Mr. Sweet direct Pam Neoenfetdr at Rick Stos-k awaits his cue 'look at this split infinitive! Mrs Hoyt expresses her omozement about errors in on English theme to Mr. Johnson. Mr. Bockes glance through hit block book in seorch of o cure for Mr. Kurnow's .tomoch ache The two English teacher finafty attribute the ache to anxiety over o forthcoming bridge tournoment. s

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Mr. Polm, o junior high hittory teacher. »fop by fJm thing jn ,he morning to pick up h.» key ond moke a routine check of hit moil bo . Study of Languages . . . MR WESlEY ANDERSON History MRS MARIIYN FOGDAU History Mr Dommonn ond Mr. lorton. of the History Deportment, ore cought by the camera escorting Mr. Glenny to fvs ne t IOth grode history clots . . . Helps Shrink World This year, Spanish and German are the two electives included in Henry's language program. Students are oblc to take either longuage and continue through all four years. It is interesting to note that Americans make up only 6% of the world's popu lotion. Of the remaining 94%, three-fourths cannot speak English. In a world where communication between people is essential, the ability to speak more than one language also becomes essential. Seal'd ot the control in the languoge lab, Mr , luco give md'induol aid ond group help to ttudenti. Mr. Ehrliehmonn check Corot Schultz' pronunciation ond gram-mor o »he give her German report 11