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

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FOREWORD The Patriot of l962 reflected the unfolding of Patrick Henry's first shining year. A kaleidoscopic view of the many facets of school life disclosed the detailed planning and adjustment necessary for be- ginning an exciting new life away from Jefferson, our parent school. Now, the first growing pains have CONTENTS Dedication .,......,......... ....,. 6 Administration ... ,... subsided. The Patriot of 1963 takes a second, and deeper, look at the glamorous modern archi- tecture, the spacious and taste- fully planted campus, the ex- panded curriculum, and all the activities which make up our daily life at Patrick Henry. Language Newspapers .. ..,. 79 Liberal Arts Club , ..... ..... 8 O Guidance .,.,.... Academic Life . .. English ....,.. .8-'ll 12-13 ....l4-45 ....l6-21 Mathematics . . . . . .22-24 Science ..... .... 2 5-28 Languages . . .,,, 29-33 History .... ..., 3 4-36 Fine Arts ...,,.... Business ,.......... ....37-39 .....40 Library ........,.... ....... 4 1 Physical Education , , .... 42-43 Home Economics ... . , . . .44 Service Staffs ..., ,...... 4 5 Athletic Life .... . , . . .46-71 Cheerleaders . . . Football ..... B k tb ll ....48-49 ....5O-56 as e a . . ..,. 57-59 Wrestling . . . ,,,, 60.61 Track ...... ,,,, 6 2-63 Baseball . , . ,,,, 64-65 Tennis .... ,,,, 6 6 Golf ......., ..... 6 7 Girls' Sports . , .,.. 68-71 Student Life . . 72-113 Spanish ,... ,,,, 7 4-75 French . . . ..,. 76-77 Latin... ,,,,,7B Red Cross ,.,, ..., The Statesman ..., The Quill .....,, The Patriot ....... The P. H. Players .. . . .81 82-83 2.2184-85 ....86-87 .mas-59 Plays .......,,,. .... 9 0-91 F. T. A. ,....... ..,.. 9 2 F. H. A. .... .... 9 3 D. E. Club .. .... 94 G.A.A.... .....96 Y-Teens . . . ..... . .97 I-ii-Y . .... ...... 9 8-99 Choir .......,.... 100-101 Band ............. 102-103 Student Day ..,...,.... ....,... l O5 Student Government . 106-109 Dances ..........,. 110-1 11 Assemblies ........ 112-113 Students ...... 1 14-155 Freshmen ..... 1 16-123 Sophomores , . . 124-131 Juniors ..,.. 132-139 Seniors .,.,. 140-155 Mirror ...... 156-157 Graduation . . 158-159 Directory . . . 160-163 Conclusion . . . ..... .164 4

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We feel exceedingly fortunate to honor you because of your very special brand of inspiration. Your classroom has been filled with the joy of learning and has produced pleasure in our school life and in our club and newspaper work. Never binding your classes to text- book study only, you have added your inimitable personal touch, giving us a better understanding of the history, literature, and art of your homeland. To give honor to boys who have excelled in both academic and oth- letic fields, you established the Jacques and Andre Fallwell Awards last year in memory of your two sons. , ln appreciation for all you 'have done for the school, and for us as individuals, to you we dedicate the 1963 Patriot . . . Madame Hen riette Messager Fallwell Courtesy The Times World Corporation 6