Patrick Henry High School - Patriot Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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I 1 wg-In r' a 'ig .gl A 'Q Q '24 .lt Mqi-3:14, ' X Q K k it hifi A-. 3 .4 . Sports Editor Gory Mitchell and Photography Editor Sally Setting up the yearbook pogination in our improvised Albergotti compare football action shots. file cabinets are Julio Trent and Anne Zirkle. Carol Boydg Mrs, Youngg Barbara Dixong Paulette McCallg Trish Woolwineg Som Gantt, assistant ort editorg and Tommy Burnette make layouts and arrange the page structure of the yearbook. u 4 Bob Lorch and Marvin Smith work as a team on class Staff member Kitty Downs types up her copy for the pictures. first 20 pages, the opening section, l E ' x s Q L 105

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, AYLETT STONE Patriot Staff Records Memories '., Un fc, T' - -- . .5- gx - Mrs. Shirlee Young, art advisor, photographer Vance Burnette, and Mrs. Elizabeth Drewry, literary advisor, look at negatives. The Patriot staff, meeting every day the sixth period and on occasion on Saturdays with Mrs. Elizabeth Drewry, literary advisor, and Mrs. Shirlee Young, art advisor, produced a memory book for all Patriots. In this book the entire student body and faculty, and their activities are recorded, The staff members worked diligently set- ting up the pagination, making lay-outs, writ- ing copy, and arranging sections. This year our yearbook is enhanced by the illustrations of Sam Gantt and Dianne Watts. The interviews with club presidents and sponsors, the copy-rush, the hunt-and-peck typing of material, meeting deadlines, and the last minute hurry and scurry, are stage props for the Patriot production. ' -I i W? ,ff fa Art Editor Barbara Dixon, Ben Owens, and Diane Watts work on triplicates. V... ,, -, -K If

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l A third grader at Raleigh Court Elementary School reads his lesson to Jo Ann Fulton. Kiizmssns or, rw.: B. Ashley, s, 'CaldwelI,, AL i capenhavefggxse Ci-uckeFgFA.t aunzg3,llicgsnesnieius, NJ' Dielgersu,n,'J. be-Vfglfon, D. Gaines, D. Godfrey, if H ,Pe ,Gmoltneyii ,,K.,,,Hgndy, ,H.hyl-lardig, ,,E,,,,,,Hatcher, ' ighijsl1uve?B. iiH6ldreHwigML'fiHufclg5soni2i?2fH.,Jgipgszggvs i Le.ii.asrer, AL Linthicum, 4. Mlllerigk. 'hullins, A. i ii., Niohqlsh B.,glorris, J: Xgowallg J. Pratt, HE, SngPP. it , Qi' 'il 'ilwiflfhlleyf 1133? ,,J.EMafe5!nah,.,,,iiQtgggg ii ,,, liflggg il it mil, .V K Z A H ZEI F. T. A. Girls Focus on the Future The Future Teachers of America, a depart- ment of the Virginia Education Association, off- ers its members insight to education as a career. Programs and activities of the FTA have been set up to acquaint students with the teaching profession through such experiences as observ- ing classes in progress and assisting in class- room activities. A visit to Radford College, and attendance at the State FTA Convention gave members an insight into preparation for their careers. At one meeting, customs and education in Japan were discussed by Miss Anne Somers Bailey, who taught and lived in Japan for four years and is now at Patrick Henry, Officers of the FTA are Janet Miller, Treas.g Leonora Talley, Reporter, Jo Ann Fulton, Pres., Judy Powell, Sec., and Ann Copenhaver, Vice-Pres.