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

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A teller lone ond Cathy Ditch prepore to fry ort.liool retpirahon on Re»u y-Anny, Milt Amon eapla.nt the importance o pinching the victim' notfril tightly. A chance meeting between goH enthutiatt. Hoyd Volley, ond Henry god cooch. Robert O'Neill, lead to a dit-cvtuoA of the goM teom't merit In oddmon to hi goHmg, Mr. Volley teoche gym ond cooche the Henry opporotut teom Physical Education Strengthens Bodies, Minds MISS MARGARET SHANE Gym, Health MR DONA1D SWANSON Gym, Heohh footboH ond Wrettlmg Cooch 14 A time for wort ond o hme lor ploy it Mr Howell' »logon ot he take time to lovgh at o ioke m hit health clot The proper method ol tetting up net •t ettentiol lor lun ond tofety in ploying volleyboll Mr Gole demonttrotet the correct procedure to heV 'gym clot .

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Teoching chemistry ond physics has it advantages. Miit Birdie use the correct lob procedure for rootling her hot dog o» Mr Honton generously coot hit finithed product with muttord. MRS EUNICE MEIROSE MR CONRAO KNAPEK Algcbro, Mothemotic Mathematics Science Courses Include Excitement of Discovery Science is a course that focuses on the individual. It involves the fun of discovery and the satisfaction of accomplishment. No one forgets the first time he dissected a frog in biology or the experiments cautiously attempted in the chemistry lab. Then, there were the bold, adventurous students who flippantly signed up for physics and were suddenly swamped in floods of theories and principles. Studying nature helps o student relate himself to the world and others around him. It provides experiences valuable to the meaning and wonders of life. A jolly smile crosses Mr. Carlson's foce os he finishes cleoning up alter o successful experiment for h s junior high science doss. MR. CRAIG CANHAM Biology, Science MR MARVIN JOHNSON Biology A pause refreshes Mr. Clawson and sends him bock to hi biology dosses.

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• • • Music, Art Classes Encouraging students to continue art in college is one of Mr. Bobgan's objectives as director of Henry's art program. Last year four of his students majored in art education at the University. This year he hopes that a few of his most promising seniors will also further their study of art. The junior high branch of this department is capably handled by the talents of Mr. Aguilar and Mr. Heider. The art elements ond design principles ore stressed in Art I and Art 2. In Art 3, use of materials and processes ore stressed. More freedom, though, is allowed the older students to experiment and express creativity. Mr Moldeohowr keeps a watchful »y» ovmt the band at h« swings to tho beating rhythm of the cadence MR. Ell BARNETT History ond Orchestra OR DAVID PRICE Choir . . . Cultivate Creativity Choir, orchestra and band comprise Henry's music department. Under Dr. Price's direction, the choir has given a public performance at Brookdale Shopping Center and combined its talents in the school musical. Bye, Bye Birdie. The orchestra has entertained at the N.H.S. inductions, P.T.A. meetings, and the annual spring concert. Adding to school spirit, the pep bond sparks our pepfests. New uniforms for the band have likewise sharpened Henry's school image.