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

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it ' L 1, EQW Courtesy-The Times World Corporation Tommy Burnette, John Greiner, Ben Adkins and Dave Weddle unpaczkzclassroom furniture. I the hilarious Publications Assembly with the unforgettable impersonation of Patrick Henry. With considerable vigor, we gave the first cheer in the new gym. We recall the Dedication of the school on December l7. We attended the football games, a little hesitatingly at first, but later with undoubted enthusiasm. Our Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies gave us our first concerts of our new, small choir. After much debate we saw our school nicknamed PATRIOTS. We saw our dreams and ideas developed by new organizations. Most important, we watched the foundations laid for a truly great high school. Deans Pitzer, Taylor and Bartol check student schedules. If 13 Courtesy-The Times World Corpo -s A

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l T C m that Patrick Henry would be unique among schools. Patrick Henry is designed upon the school within a school idea, af- fording the intimacy of a small school with the curricular advantages of a large campus. We saw three academic units named McQuilkin, Parsons, and Persinger Halls. The upper floors of each hall are similar, each with eleven classrooms and a large general education room seat- ing approximately four hundred people. The lower floor of McQuilkin Hall contains a music room, home economics department, and business facilities. Parsons Hall has the ever-popular cafeteria and a drama room. An art lab, mechanical drawing room and industrial arts lab are on the lower level of Persinger Hall. The library and administration buildings, the true heart of any school, are between Parsons and Mc- Quilkin Halls. Primarily this school provides space for teaching and learning on individual, small, average, and large group bases. lt is functionally use- ful, artistically pleasing, and economical in meeting the needs of youth in a comprehensive high school. lt has a great degree of flexibility so that changes in educational programs can be made as may be required over the years ahead. Dr. E. M. Rushton A lang panorama view of Patrick Henry, the setting of our l96l-62 drama. 1 I5 ourtesy: Mr. B. V Mic