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

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Hail, Patrick Henr , We'll Always Stand b You . . . Julia Trent, Cathie Dugan, and Becky Gravett keep the crowd yelling despite the soaking they suffered during the third quarter of the Tazewell game, the last game of the year. The Varsity Cheerleaders have tried to boost and encourage school spirit at Patrick Henry. They worked hard this past summer writing and working up new cheers. After they were written the girls memorized them, then practiced twice a week-meeting in the Shenandoah Lite parking lot and yelling for an hour or more. Before football season the cheerleaders planned and held two pep rallies with the aid at the band, Liberty Belles, and the faculty. Cheerleaders have an additional duty of hanging posters during football and basketball season. Mrs. Gravely was the sponsor. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Carla Deshields, Hallie Calhoun, Suzanne l-lall, Gloria Rowland, Marsha McNeil, Pat Rae, Cindy Leeds, Ellen Litchman, and Barbara Adams.

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K . ra W: Sue Blackwood, Ed Jones, Ronny Nichols, Vincent Conway, Members of the Choir are, Cfirst fowl Bev Gifford, Peggy Bertram Marshall, Joe Via, Charles Cannady, Buddy Nash, Driscoll, Tess Nash, Cathie Dugan, Anne Spencer, Barbara Buck, Betty Davis, Donna Martin, Bette Evans, tsecond YOWJ Marvin Smith, Rita Burroughs, tfourth rowl Butty Hawkins, Renie Krebs, Sandy Webster, Janet Miller, Lyne Smythe, Mar- Merle Barber, Bill Weeks, Jimmy Stone, Mike Guill, John garet Cridlin, Sandra Howell, Janie Stultz, Kathy Nininger, Bolger, Bob DeLong, Andy Good. Not pictured is Tommy Hol- Susan Collete, Rebecca Mullen, Becky Luckado, tthird rowl comb and Patty Jo Wright. Floyd Schuyler, Ester Rudolph, Mary Carraway, Kit Bond. Choir Gives Many Performances The Patrick Henry High School Choir of forty-five juniors and seniors had o very active first year. Although hindered by the lack of Cl piano for the first three months of the school year, the Choir prepared the Thanks- giving Assembly and participated in the Christmas and the Dedication Programs. ln addition, the Choir presented programs at Crossroads Moll and the Veteran's Hospital and for the Kiwanis Club and the Junior Chamber of Commerce. On Christmas morn- ing a video taped performance of the Choir was shown on television station W.S.L.S. In the spring a concert, entitled Say It With Music , was given and a weekend trip to Washington, D. C. was made. At the end of the year the Choir provided the music tor the Baccalaureate and Commencement Exer- cises. Members of the choir who participated in the All-West . Chorus were Jimmy Stone, Donna Martin, Susan Collette, Tommy Holcomb, and Betty Davis. Not pictured is Mar- garet Cridlin, ll4 reef