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

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World History students,Rinn Turner and Cathy Cam- per,show hagoitas and a kimono that their teacher, Miss Bailey, brought back after four years of teach- ing in Japan. fi. 41' H V. wqcfv, 'L In a World Geography class Mr, Nave asks Connie Blake to point out Sarajevo in southern Europe. Social Studies Spotlight Patrick Henry's Social Studies Department offers' Government, American History, and World History and Geography. Contem- porary History, a new course, deals with happenings of the twentieth century. In all classes special emphasis is placed on Latin America, non-western cul- tures, and Communism. Did Taft deserve the title of 'trust buster' mone than T. Roosevelt? is the subject of this debate in Miss Haley's History class. 1 43 26

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BELOW: Top Time winners are Stuart Singer and Eddie Lowenstein. Language And Social Studies Pupils Honored Winners in the Time Current E v e n t s Test, Henry Hall, Donna Twist and Charles Perkins look over their prizes. ABOVE: Cindy Levin, winner of the l.0.0.F. trip to New York and the UN., tells of her experiences. X .X Bum 1-14:5 ABOVE: Editors of Orator, Carol Spicer and Laurel Stoller, show-off their first place award from Columbia. LEFT: Receiving a gift for Ex- cellence in Spanish, Liv Eikrem thanks Miss Wolfenden.

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Current Events Government classes witnessed government in action on their trip to Richmond to observe the State Legislature. All classsles took part in a straw vote for the Pres- idential Primary and State Leg- islature. ln honor of our late president, the Social Studies Department es- tablished the J.F.K. Memorial Scholarship Fund to aid a repre- sentative senior in furthering his education. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Charles Lewis Pitzer, Jr., Dean of McQuilkin Hall, History, Government, B.A., University of Georgia, M. Ed., University of Virginia. Mr. Clarence Wilbur Parker, Jr. History, Government, B.A., Roanoke College Chairman of Social Studies Department, Debate. Mr. Larry William Johnson History, B.S., Milligan College, Football, Basketball, Baseball Coach. we-'A Miss Ann Sornmers Bailey History, B.A., University of Kentucky, Advisor Future Teachers Association, Y-Teens. Mr. Leonard A. Mosser History and Govern- ment, A.B., Fairmont State College, Head Basketball Coach, Football Coach. 'nits' an ., 1 i,,V, so Mrs. Evelyn Goodwin Giles History and Government, A.B., Randolph Macon Woman's College, Advisor Senior Class, Mr. Arch Carl Nave, Jr. Geography, Guidance, B.A,, M.Ed., University of Virginia ' .: ff .J A X -Y .oe if . t .Hf.'l'v lt? . -ft -:fvsix pil, .A ,Qi .. .,,- , ,, it Qtszseeiifg g, Miss Anna Louise Haley History, B.S., Roanoke College, M.Ed., University of Virginia. 'HS' Mr. Robert Graham Porterfield, Jr History, Government B.A., Hardin Simmons University. ,ggi 525 History and Government teacher, Mrs, Giles, uses a student's class the causes of the rise and fall of U.S, tariffs and the chart to explain to her fourth period American Government reasons for tariff legislation. 27