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

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NHS lnclucts 32 New Members In February Scholarship, Character, Leadership, Service - these are the ideals of the National Honor Society which the Patrick Henry Chapter strives to encourage and maintain. Its for- ty-two members are busy students' who assist with many worthwhile N,H.S. projects. These include a sales service in paperback classics, a tutoring service, cooperation with Student Government in promoting an atmosphere of honor, and spon- soring, with the school administra- tion, the annual Academic Recogni- tion Banquet for honor graduates and their parents. New members from the class at i964 were Jerry Baker, Elaine Barker, Ann Bush, Jo- anna Cornett, John Feldmann, Emily Gear- hart, Lauralee Grim, Sue Hawkins, Alan Hayes, Bert Hodges, Ellen Kennedy, Dianne Race, Barbara Shoemaker, Irene Spangler, Nelson Thompson, Fred Umberger, Carol Weiner, and Liv Eikrem, honorary. Junior members were Jean Bailey, Jim Bishop, Betsy Floeting, Susan Grammer, George Hawkins, Ellen Lichtman, John Light, Bar- bara Little, Bobby Jean Mitchell, Bobby Rutherford, Richard Sheperd, Ann Sims, Laurel Stoller, Jo Sydenstricker. .si 51 ABOVE: After receiving the badge from Gloria Rowland, John Feldmann is presented with N.H.S. membership card by President Rowley Turner. Joan Kaplan and Colette Fields look on as Hallie Calhoun reads the name of the next new member. BELOW: Members tapped in i963 are Colette Fields, treasurer, Barbara Adams, vice- president, Hallie Calhoun, secretary, Rawley Turner, president, ltop rowi Sally Doud, Marsha McNeil, Gloria Rowland, Joan Kaplan, Cindy Leeds, and Ellen Hall. Miss Shanks is the advisor. 11' ai' -QT '51 i '12 , ..,, , , , ! vs V ' ,. F' J it 'Q rf- W, rvii gr, V any A my 2 Mil, ' g zlyggy A , . M 7, ,,V, J 5 ,l,:, n 5 ,Mi Sl' li 4. J ff 1 i S in ,M ,A NATIUNAL L it :muon socurrv 'J 3 .X gxsfffxss y if ' - 1 66

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ss., STUDENT LIFE Beatle haircuts', shifts, London Fog raincoats, weejuns, new hairdos, table- cloth shirts, and new teen expressions- these have all had leading roles in stu- dent life at Patrick Henry. From the National Honor Society to school dances, the Patriot relives all of these activities.

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Quill Ancl Scroll Honors Pupils With Literary Ability Quill and Scroll is an interna- tional honor society for high school journalists. All members of the Patrick Henry chapter must be in the upper third of their class and have worked on a high school puplication. Induction cer- emonies took place in January and May. Members of the Quill and Scroll were B. Adams, J. Bailey, E. Barker, M. Brigham, S. Bulbin, B. Carico, G. Colbert, L. Cool- ey, K. Crockett, S. Doud, B. Dungan, E. Gearhart, L. George, J, Gregory, L. Grim, P. Gwaltney, R. Habeck, R. Harvey, S. Hawkins, M. Hutcheson, C. Hill, P, John- son, J. Kaplan, S. Klerfoot, J. Kernes, J. Kulp, S. Land, J, Leavitt, C. Leeds, C. Le- vin, E. Lowenstein, M. Mattox, J. Mastin, J. McCartney, B. Mills, P, Rea, N. Robert- son, S. Ross, G. Rowland, R. Rivinus, S. Singer, C. Spicer, S. Spiggle, L. Stoller, E. Stone, Jo Sydenstricker, A. Traylor,A. Thomas, N. Thompson, R. Turner, and J. Wimmer. Mrs. Wood was the sponsor. 67 Left: Secretary Betty Mills, President Emily Gearhart, Vice-President John Wimmler, and Treasurer Sue Hawkins check applications for Quill and Scroll member- ship. Below: J. Kulp, J. Gregory, K. Crockett, E. Barkier, J. McCartney, R. Rivinus, A. Traylor, B. Carico, and Molly Hutchenson chat over plans for spring picnic.