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

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A Face in the Crowd Everyone has a desire to be someone important — more than just a face in the crowd. As people grow, they mature and become more confident of themselves. The problem times lie between when they were kids and when they become adults. These uneasy moments are called the teenage years. Many people call these times the best years of a person's life. Most teens ask, If these are the best years of my life, what's the rest going to be like? The teen years are very crucial; it is the time they decide on their values and morals. They are also deciding what they want to do for the rest of their lives. Thinking about all these questions can make a person forget who he is. One begins to lose sight of the meaning in one's life. Many people start to go with the crowd in order to be popular. By doing this, they begin to Idse their self identity. Their identity is the very essence that keeps them from becoming just ... A Face in the Crowd. 4 Opening

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In With the New! Out With the Old . . . Henry High School said good-bye to the old Porter Field. It was time to put the old wooden bleachers and the control booth to rest In place of the wooden bleachers. Henry received new aluminum bleachers, along with an enclosed control booth To help finish off the new look, field lights were also installed Henry's 4 ® IHld. football and sodtr teams were able to show off their skills while playing under the lights in a more professional-looking environment. As a result of the lights, night games enabled more parents and alumni t®ttend. The added fans helped to contribute eft the success of our teams, f -» ai 6 Feature