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

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Priscilla Fields, Executive Council Representative, Stephanie Traylor, Treasurer, and Carol Grasty, Secretary, pause after a Freshman Class meeting. The class of i966 had a busy, eventful first year despite the newness of being in a senior high school and being on the bottom of the class scale again. The Sophomore Class, who initi- ated Slave Day last year, gave their followers permission to have it again, but only if they would encourage the continuance of it annually. The freshmen did this readily, and found out for them- selves that Slave Day was highly successful both for fun and profit. Freshmen were put in charge of the coat room for the Christmas Dance, and under the guidance of Billy Moatz, nothing was lost. In fact, three pair of galoshes were left over. Members of the Freshman Class have shown outstanding ability in many fields this year. The class was well represented in sports, in the Youth Symphony, and one member was selected by the Opti- mist Club as the city's art student of the year. Special praise should go to the secretary, Carol Grasty. ln addi- tion to keeping the class records accurately, she took care of all notices, set up meetings, and in- spired her fellow classmen to par- ticipate in Slave Day. Freshmen Became Acquainted With P.H.XNewness The wall bordering a walkway makes a nice place to photo- graph Freshmon Class Sponsor, Mrs. Stone, President, Jackie Burrows, and Vice President, Stephanie Shearer.