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

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Mike Webber Bonnie Weeks David Wertz Barton Whitlock James Whitlow Lee Wilhelm Eddie Williams Holman Willis Jimmy Wimmer Lehman Wimmer Linda Woods Wayne Woolwine Reba Wygal Jimmy Yancey Leda Young Mary Young Richard Younger Jimmy Allman Ann Lee Foxwell Not Pictured: Mike Cubitt Patsy Downs Tony Ellis Betsy Floeting Betty Jane Hoffman Carolyn Moore Robert Rice Martha Williams President ot the Sophomore Class, Johnny Light, and Jimmy Long work on the Boys' Beauty Pogeant Costume while members of the Steering Committee add construc- tive criticism.

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Susan Shepherd Jon Sherrard Richard Short Ann Sims Ben Sites Tom Sloan Burks Slusher John Smith . Tim Smith Bette Snappe Bill Snider Tom Snider John Spencer Carol Spicer Joe Spigle Nancy Jo Srb Bonnie Stanley David Stevens Betsy Stevenson Eliza Stockman Carr Stogner Laurel Stoller Ellen Stone Patricia Stott Sophs Sponsored Boys' Beauty Pageant Eddie Strickland Dennis Stump Debbie Sullivan Alice Jo Sydenstricker Gary Taylor Gene Taylor Judy Taylor Ken Teague Lewis Terrell Ann Thomas Duane Thomas Horace Thomas Barbara Tolston Shirley Tomlinson Martha Tracy Arlyn Traylor Ann Trolsen Francine Trywusch Linda Kay Tucker Sydney Turner William Tuttle Denise Van Lear Catherine Via Judy Wade Nancy Wagoner Jack Waldron Carolyn Walke Cathy Walthall Gary Ward Betty Jean Waterman O

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Junior Class Officers, Ellen Hall, Secretary, Ricky Harvey, President. Fifty Mile Hikes Between Halls Contin Keeping up with the pace set in their sophomore year, juniors took an active part in all school projects during i962-63. Under the supervision of Mrs. Evelyn Giles, class officers were elected, dues paid, and class meetings held. Juniors participated in the athletic program, special assem- blies, writing assignments, and numerous contests. Several juniors were winners in national essay contests and forensic competition. Soon after the year began, the Kiwanis Guidance program started. Hoping to guide the juniors in their future vocational plans, men and women spoke once a month about their professions. When the Foreign Student Proj- ect began, juniors supported it with anticipation for a future classmate. Competition between halls spurred them to raise money for the pro- gram. In March several members of the junior class were tapped into the National Honor Society. Class- mates were proud of them and hoped to be as successful next year. Finally the year ended with the most important junior project, the Junior-Senior Prom. During the last semester, the juniors planned the theme and decorations. At the dance the seniors, guests of honor, were entertained by the juniors as a graduation. present. uedAs... The Sponsor of the Junior Class is Mrs. Evelyn Giles, Other of- ficers are Whitey Richardson, Executive Council Representative, Nancy lleenberry, Treasurer, and Jim Bagby, Vice-President.