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

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Patrick Henry Y-Teens are mem- bers of a nationally active organ- ization, the Y.W.C.A. Their pur- pose is to promote individual growth in friendship, knowledge, and love of God. Throughout the year, the club has tried to fulfill its purpose by attending half-day Y Teens Promote Fellowship conferences at the Y , selling U. S. Saving Stamps, planning an Easter assembly, and making a lap robe for the Needlework Guild. Since all ofthe girls are members of the Y.W.C.A., they have an opportunity to work with other Y- Teens in the city. In activities such as a fashion show, a two-week summer camp, a State Conference, and a Fun Night the girls worked together to promote better under- standing among different races and religions. Miss Geraldine Lud- wick and Miss Anne Bailey are Co- sponsors. Members were M. Armentrout, B. Ayers, E. Barker, A. Bennett, N. 97 Britton, J. Bush, E. Cayton, C. Cof- fey, P. Corlette, D. Cund, J. Davis, K. Denson, C. Deshields, C. Doll- man, D. Dresler, S. Driscoll, C. Fields, S. Flora, S. Foster, S. Gib- bons, C. Grasty, L. Harrell, J. Har- ris, S. Hart, S. Hetherington, A. Hiscox, C. Holland, N. Hylton, S. Kephart, J. Kerns, E. Lancaster, M. Lemon, L. Lionberger, J. Mas- tin, K. McKendree, J. Miller, M Mundy, J. Nininger, M. Nininger L. Noell, G. Oliver, P. Partington A. Peterson, N. Piper, B. Robert- son, B. Scott, S. Shearer, M. Shell l. Spangler, E. Stockman, L. Talley C. Vaughn, L. Waggoner, L. Wahl berg, C. Walthall, B. Waterman G. Waymack, S. Webster, L. Win stead, T. Woolwine, P. Wright, M Young. I

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Hi-Y Serves School And Community Every other Wednesday night the Hi-Y met at the central YMCA. At each meeting the members were both entertained and informed by programs satisfying widely varied interests. Some of these included discussions on the new community hospital, the history of Roanoke, and the circus. ln addition the boys were allowed to use YMCA recreational facilities such as the swimming pool, gymnasium equip- ment, and weight sets. The Hi-Y being primarily a serv- ice organization, assisted both the school and community in all en- deavors. Parking cars at Victory Stadium before each home foot- ball game was the first order of service for this year's Hi-Y'ers. Next the members entertained many under-privileged children at a Thanksgiving dinner. During the Christmas season the boys acted as clowns in the city Christmas Parade and delivered Christmas baskets which were prepared by each Patrick Henry homeroom. A rummage sale was conducted later in the year and all proceeds were donated to the Patrick Henry Field House Fund. The Hi-Y was also in charge of Easter Services as well as the blessing for each lunch period. ln concluding the year, i963-64 officers were elected and installed at a picnic in Fishburn Park. Members of the Hi-Y were: B. Adkins, J. Allen, B. Alvis, J. Bag- by, J. Baker, J. Brown, G. Carden, J. Combs B. Dabne B. Dhue C Fidier, c. Fitch, D. forbes, B. lfor- tune, D. Hancock, B. Hawkins, D. Haynie, R. Henley, J. Hilderbrand, B. Hodges, D. Hodges, C. Howell, J. Hurt, M. Johnston, R. Klink, B Lorch, B. Marshall, R. Mastin, M: Montgomery, J. Mundy, E. Natt C. Gakey, D. O'Neil, P. Ostaseski W. Owen, B. Palmer, C. Plymale T. Quinn, D. Reid, W. Richardson R. Rivinus, T. Roberts, E. B. Snow R Terr B Weld E white, of - Yi - i - Williams, J. Wimmer. 99 I I This year's president, Jack Mundy, and the newly- elected president for the i963-64 term, Charles Fidler, are ready to load their baggage for the trip to Model General Assembly in Richmond.