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

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. R N. On Freshman Slave Day proud upperclassrnan Paul Reid orders Pam Lane and Marian Via to tote his heavy books. X Deciding the program for the Orientation Assembly of Myers, Mike Custer, Jan Dyerle, Sara Hatcher, Dee Woodrow Wilson, members of the Freshman Steering Copenhaver, Judy Weaver, Dianne Davis ond Mrs. Myru- Cornrnittiee are Ann Simmons, Beverly Hobbie, Debbie Sky, their SDOVWSOV- 109

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Freshman Officers are Benson Wire, Dee Copenhaver, John Eure, Mary Glenn Sims, and Kathie Dabney. 331 Freshmen Brave New World Of High School Fall brought bewildering days for the new freshmen, but it also offered stimulating challenge. Soon after their arrival at Patrick Henry the class elected their officers. The authority and responsibility of President, they bestowed upon Dee Copenhaver. John Eure was e l ec ted Vice-President, Kathie Dabney, Secretary, B e n s o n Wire, Treasurer, and Mary Glenn Sims, Executive Council Representa- tive. Each freshman homeroom selected a representative to serve on the Steer- ing Committee. Mike Custer, Beverly Hobbie, Debbie Myers, Judy Weaver, Sara Hatcher, Jan Dianne Davis, Dyerle, Bonnie Hollingsworth, Cathy O'Donr1ell, and Ann Simmons were members of the Freshman Steering Committee and helped to organize all class projects, Freshmen gallently took charge of the coat room for both the Christmas Dance and the Prom. On May l, fresh- men began selling themselves to the upperclossmen, seniors first, for fifty cents for one day's service. Liberty- loving class members could buy back their freedom for a dollar. May 8 was the big day, and at 3 o'clock many weary freshmen walked home, glad that Freshman Slave Day would come for them no more. As the end of school neared, fresh- men, assured of themselves now, pre- pared an Orientation Program for next year's freshman class. Members of the class of '67 explained student life, stu- dent government and extracurricular activities of P. H. to eighth graders at Woodrow Wilson. With the last day of final exams the freshmen, with pride and joy, be- came sophomores, ready for a second and more responsible year in high school.

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