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

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(I) D. Thompson, winner of our Gong Show, is a wild and crazy guy 3S he impersonates Steve Martin. (2) Y. Brewer performs a dramatic reading for our Black History Program. (3) Mr. •‘Santa” Carlson and Miss “Mrs. Claus Burns judge at the Gong Show. (4) E. Alexander and T. Futrcll, tell us about their heritage. (5) C. Daley, D. Anderson, and S. Few prepare to perform a dance at the Black History auditorium. (6) Mr. McDonnell. T. Futrcll. F. John. D. Anderson, and Mr. Burton give a solemn presentation during the program. (7) Y. Brewer uses modern dance to illustrate the history program. (9) Members of MSC --sc grace and movement to express their creativity. (10) B. Hanson. B. Wryk. M. Kcttcr. T. Reilly, and M. Orr perform at the Gong Show. 24

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(I) J. Mooney and T. Minell observe as G Carlson makes an important shot. (2) R Akin. M. Waara. C. Bisson, and C. Rannow arc all “pardners. (3) J. Randall and M. Orr arc on the defense in the foosball tournament. (4) Loyal Patriots brave the elements Jo r strength against fellow students in ,hc -War Contest. 23

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Standing Room Only MSC auditoriums Our Minority Student Club sponsored two auditoriums for Henry audiences. The first was presented in mid-December. The Gong Show, judged by Mr. Carlson, Miss Burns. Mrs. Mullen and Mr. Washington, was pronounced a success. The antics of Master of Ceremonies. Dan Mincll, and “Mr. and Mrs. Claus” (Mr. Carlson and Miss Burns) had audiences doubled over in laughter. Junior Dave Thompson was presented a monetary award for racking up the most points from our judges for his impersonation act. Jan Reno came in a close second singing “Jingle Bell Rock.” The other show presented was the MSC’s annual tribute to Black History Week. This has always been a beautifully produced show highlighting the creative talents of members of MSC. The show this year was no exception and involved dramatic readings, special musical numbers, and dance.