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

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-LAL F'iATRl EK HENRY ...Al ABOVE: ln the amphitheater on Monday night, May Q 25, the Patrick Henry band presented an evening program of Music Under the Stars. wa y . School Enthusiasm Members of the band are M. Armentrout, B. Berkley, L. Brown- ing, M. Davis, K. Denny, G. Doug- las, D. Eure, B. Evans, B. Fling, J. Frantz, B. Goodall, P. Gros's- man, R. Habeck, D. Harris, G. Hawkins, Treas'., A. Hayes, Pres., P. Hensley, Sec., E. Hodges, F. lsminger, T. Lax, R. Leonard, J. Lerner, T. Lloyd, T. Mabry, P. Maddock, L. Mays, R. McDearman, B. Meador, D. Meincke, G. Oakey, B. Pedigo, E. Peterson, J. Price, B. Pugh, D. Robertson, A. Sacks, J. Sanders, S. Sink, T. Sloan, L. Smith, V. Sower, Vice-Pres., A. Spencer, J. Spigel, B. Tally, T. Walden, B. Walker, S. Warner, A. Webster, N. Webster, S. Webster, T. Webster, C. Weckstein, I. Weddle, H. Willis, and B. Winn. Having been selected to march first in the Vinton Dogwood Festival, band members practice for perfection in their arrangement of Hello Dolly.

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4.1 X x, x lfiis. -1 ' ' f,.ifi':'--' A 7 It Z xxx ar it x f Junior Gray Ladies assemble in the clinic to watch a demon- stration of first aid. Working after school and on weekends, these Junior Gray Ladies perform a need-ed service in the Lewis-Gale, Jefferson and Veteran's Hospitals. Red Cross Constantly Alerts Us To Needs Of Others Mary Nininger keeps an eye on Mrs. Drewry, who spends a lot of time reading for World Lit., even on Blood Donor Day. 97 Promoting Blood Donor Days and sponsoring the Junior Gray Ladies Program have been main activities of the Red Cross this year. Popular with P. H. students has been the Red Cross Summer Work Program. Last year 25 performed volunteer services. Available again this summer are opportunities to work in hospitals, the City Nursing Home, the Learn to Swim Pro- gram, Camp Easter Seal, and the camp for retarded children. Officers this year -were Martha Howell, President, Mary Young, Vice President, and Kay Bigger, Secretary. Mrs. Tice was the spon- sor.

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H, ,,. ,, V I . i A tit if cya t f ' sififif? ' h K ' . V. ' fx , egg - Q we Q 4 7- ' - f-:Q ss. A, , Ar s 1 L ff , i.. o new , , Mr. Burgess gives a last minute lecture before the District Band Festival Contest at which the band re- ceived a top rating. Cheers arise from the student body as the band strikes up Dixie at a football game.