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

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Mr. James W. Bis- hop, Director of Gui- dance, mathematics, B.S., Roanoke Col- lege, M.Ed., Universi- fy of Virginia. Miss Margaret Fisher, Geometry, Algebra, A.E., Roanoke Col- lege, M.Ed,, Universi- ty of Virginia. Mr. Lee S. Fraeker, Math, algebra, A.B., Roanoke College: M.- Ed., University of Virginia, Freshman Basketball Coach, Miss Geraldine E. Ludwick, Geometry, algebra, B.S., Long- wood College, Advi- sor Y-Teens. Miss Bene M. Hort- man, B.S., Radford College, M.Ed., Uni- versity of Virginia, Chairman of the Math Department, Geometry, algebra. Mr. Don Barfol, Dean, Parsons Hall, Alge- bra, 5.5, Mid. una- versity of Scranton. Mrs. Madelyn Singer, Algebra, geometry, B.A., Brooklyn Col- lege, M.A., Colum- bia Universify. l l - Q ' vw -fi -,lrfrgyerlef wiggle r ffff 2, ii- ' ii,lkrgle1zr-,Q-'Altar A i ,es rr i i qi 1, ra W vii -' milf we JL K 4 44 Q . Q, T ,, .,,,1,,x,.,.,i U fem - M - V -j qe,m4i,, 'fr , 3 ,aig2'fr,e2,, ggprggygll 5:1 933 ' lfilfljllflfl Lg' 'lille ,+ -, ,3sl ,E,..,,., ,mm -, if- ff review f Q 'X' ,B ,,., , -I -, .,V ,,,. V-:,.,,,,,fe,,,,,,,, or rr- X. ,LI S4 ., ri i eel NVQ? W, ,di-it wy- ,f A -:A L ri , ,-JV, rr .7,-+r,rs4.-emi at , W .,ufr,1 -:,..,,,,,ri,-,i,,f growl, , NTil'-ef.: : fW'A5 5f 'lmg1'.iQQPEQ a 'fx WS' 5-Z?-lix, :ri wi Ui? ' fffm,:I,,si' f 'V ff f flwl , flrrzi . . r 3. r, 2, ,fitlrf ' Mrs. Anne M. Stone, Geometry, trigonome- try, B.A., William and Mary College. Mrs. Florence Stump, Algebra, B.A., Wil- liam and Mary Col- lege, Freshman Class Advisor, F u r u r e Teachers of America,

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The Science Spotlight Patrick Henry has one of the most modern and well-equipped science curricula in this area. The initiation at team-teaching, and the assignment ot individual re- search proiects spatlighted this second year's scientific endeavors. A Freshman course in physical science consisted at a series of lectures and demonstrations, alter- nately prepared by Mrs. Kay Shep- herd and Mr. Ben Taylor, along with guest lecturers who were in- Focuses On Team-Teaching vited to share their knowledge with the group. A brief analysis of chemistry and elementary physics was undertaken in this first suc- cessful team-teaching episode. Under the guidance of Miss Frances Cooper most of this year's chemistry students were assigned individual research projects upon which much time was spent both in laboratory experimentation and scientific study. Mr. Harker, Jimmy Allen, and Jimmy Combs check ammeter readings on the Wheatstone Bridge apparatus. i i 5 3 34 it , l . i