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

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Dandelion Wine Blooms Dandelion Wine proved to be very successful in the Region V competition of the MHSL One Act Play. It placed first in the regional competition, thus qualifying for the right to compete in the state tournament. A great disappointment to the cast was when Jean-nie Lindholm became ill and had to be replaced by Theresa Mined, who did an excellent job. The play was well received by state judges. 2 3

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Togetherness MSC The Black History program centering on Togetherness as a theme, was a different type of program focusing on the background rather than the talents of Black Americans. The program, a learning experience rather than entertainment for the audience, allowed these students to open up and say what they felt. I was really happy with a spiritual production. I feel spiritual growth has helped the Black people to progress this far and has given them the initiative to move ahead. replied Sandra Robinson. i 1 The spiritual I'm Going Away is sung by G. Darden. V Robinson. F Wallace and S Robinson. 2 Colonel Freeley (2 Arneson) relives a part of his past through the vivid image of Pawnee Bill (T Dischmger) that the children can't see 3. J. Delaney (student director) helps get the set ready for the production 4 MSC: S. Adams. C Bledsoe. R Wright, M Grigsby. A Lewis. B. Kmbbs. Byron Kmbbs. D Mason. V Evans. G Clark. S. Robinson. V Robinson 5 Doug Spaulding (J. Dorr) says that reality is not only what you can touch but also what you can't. 6 G Darden and F Wallace sing We Can Make It Together 7 M Grigsby introduces the guest speaker Jeweleen Jackson from the Afro-American Cultural Center 8 Doug Spaulding uses each glass of wine to relive the days of summer 6 24

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