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

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Patriots Praise g Custodial Care We have a fine custodial staff of fourteen, headed by Mr. Albert C. Holden. They pro- vided many services to the school around the clock. All of the equipment which they use is of the newest design, such as the stoker-fed furnace, located in the power plant of the gymnasium building. With the exception of the cafeteria, which is heated directly by steam, the steam is converted to hot water for heating the school. Many visitors have come to see this new heating system. For the care of this and other facilities, we are deeply indebted to the custodians. Mrs. Evelyn Hale and Mr. Albert C, Holdren if -i--r- PM . it . i mite' i i swf M hw Not that we would wish to boast about AN.YTHll5l,Q-such'rgas our -setting it orw ting-Sl,800,000 Patrick- Henry-is the best! So is our cast+over llOO en- thugastic Freshmenfjophongigres, Q., times -on 'previous pages, are pioneering in ediiiication: if school-within-a-school physical plant, programmed .curriculum material in idea is being examined by educators across fthe country. . the negct 38 pages ....., Juniors and Seniors--the lover llOO5'members of the,casti 3?5f our 'Patrick iiffi 7 Henry l96l-62 drama. -5 js. ,,. gg ma Span nd se

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THE CAST 220 seniors play a major part in our drama, while 368 freshmen, 273 sophomores, and 262 juniors are cast in supporting roles. With excellent direction the players de- veloped some striking characteriza- tions, ranging from comedy to high d ra ma, and gained experience if which should be luable in future roles. 6 541,64 440 ,, Y 1 ,, 41-.in-uv?-L: i. ' f Q 1 . Za. 44-Cy JK swam' V , r ,. .,, 4-per., .., , ,.. . .i, ...,..,. 7 -,-A-M 5, , ,, . M., ,, ., ., I M ,I ,, ' , '-1 .:'- j-V ,ft ,,,,,,.,.,,,,.,,,,t.,i H 5 N , 1 ,s ., ,l , ,,,. , , ,ply-.,,,n, ' 7i'Z-'f LEgliv..-'Jffl' 3 lm iw 1?aE5'vf.:f'-as me fifzlfrlzfiiz J' 4 ' ' - 1 54 1 H 4-, ,M W . S, L iw! -12, 67 , . J tw ts I .,,. Q ww- 4i,e-.ul 3:1- ' '. 4, '- Q 4-lf fi ,vgiglfgr Fmfii , fir T 4 it fi ., l i f A ... - win 3 . .- .,, ,. 41:14 gf swf' ,,, I . . - , , ' . A , - H ' ' .-,ga.-wi .. t: . ,. ,,,v 1 .Wt .ii V55 Wil . A 14. 'fifliii-' 4- -A -i 'imQ9im g ,- is V i it 1 ff. L w 5 ln- in ff r3fKa,f4ff-me Q .9 , fglhfw- -1 . lr 12: s ii i - - ' f- ' ' 1 .sl 1721234 - ' me g 3-f'-sWv '-- . 5 i , ia: 9 f 1 -N . F ,... . iff 'Q- P91355 P ' . 1 - ' 'HEMI-' - . ' it W :L . iii? 1 ' ' ir .4 W: ' W T ei. 'HN- ZZ l' f ' ' Lf fr i N .u -, ,i,. , ,.-. ,i..,.,' ,. , 35? ,. We r i t ' ' ' ' --Ev '4'A' -f-:-:rm-s -'4'j 4fi-,5fgLf': n 5 x . W o .fs , Ov . -Q5uw V9JQ' Qsilmgn if-39.940 wgffsf'