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

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Wim G-'Q In a discussion on communism, participants listen to Joanna Cornett's points of view. Topics Are Unlimited In Liberal Arts Club The Liberal Arts Club meets twice a month to discuss the mot- ters of society, theology and psy- chology. Its members invite out- side speokers who lecture on com- munism' and religion. The purpose ot this group is to stimulate thought and learning and to hear the views of others of the same age. Members are: J. Cornett, K. Cunningham, J. Ebbett, K. Gussow, l. Gussow, L. Leavitt, E. Lowen- stein, M. Nininger, A. Sacks, A. Trolsen and C. Wecksteiny Mr. Portertield is the sponsor. 'ft ,, E ...ff X i if?3zi?l..7'i E77 mms.. 1, ., C C 76 'W' L 'ti ii 'S' Jenny Nininger, vice-president, Irene Spang ler. program chairman, and Renee Ostwold secretory-treasurer, promote discussions on in tellectual topics. President Dianne Race conducts members at o bi-monthly meeting of the Liberal Arts Club.

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si if .Ai ,ir :-:, ie' '. fm Planning with the Hi-Y, the Easter Assembly, the blessing at lunch, bake sales, meetings, mid- year Conference on Religion in the Arts, functions at the Y, and naming Sydney Turner Miss Pat- rick Henry Y-Teen all add up a Y-Teen's year. Y-Teen members were A. Adams, J. An- derson, L. Andrews, J. Ayres, A. Bennet, T. Blank, N. Britton, K. Brobst, A. Buck- ner, S. Bulbin, E. Carter, P. Carter, E. Coyton, N. Clark, M. Culpepper, D. Davis, K. Davis, K. Denson, S. Dern, S. Domin- ici, S. Duncan, M. J. Forbes, S. Foster, P. Gousman, D. Gibbons, A, Grady, K. Grady, T. Hamilton, K. Handy, S. Hardin, L. Harrell, S. Hart, M. Haynes, S. Hatcher, B. Hobbie, G. Hobson, A. Hodges, S. Huffman, A. Janney, P. Jarriett, C. John- son, E. Johnson, S. Kephart, G. Kierns, A. Kiracofe, E. Krebs, P. Lane, M. Lemon, N. Lemon, D. Marshall, C. Meir, N. Meir, D. Meyers, M. Mitchell, M. Mundy, A. Nichols, J. Ninninger, M. Nininger, L. Noell, B. Norris, N. Norris, C. O'Donnell, C. Prillaman, N. Robertson, E. Stockman, M. Tracy, N. Wagoner, C. Walke, M. Walthall, B. Willard, V. Woods, J. Yan- cey, R, Young, M. Young, and P. Young. Officers Sidney Turner, Elaine Barker, Sarah Gibbons, Betsy Floeting, and Carol Spicer gather around as President Carla Deshields plans the next Y-Teen meeting. P.H.'s Y-Teens participate in rough scrimmage befone the Powder Puff game with rival Fleming.

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With the new name, The Players, -WWW Patrick Henry's drama club has seemed to become a more nearly professional group. Under the guid- ance of Mr. James Ayers the Pat- rick Henry Players have produced five plays during their i964-65 sea- son. Activities' have not been limited to acting, but included building sets, producing and directing. ln the spring The Players won a superior rating in the district and state forensic competition with their production of a cutting from The Faithful Lightning by Kermit Hun- ter. Hooray! The Players Through The Players, students are able to be inducted into the Na- tional Thesrpian Society. For mem- bership they must have l5 points, the equivalent of l5O hours of work with The Players. Twelve players had enough points in the Spring to earn Membership. Officers of The Players must be Thespians. Rowley Turner was chosen as Best Thespian for i964-65. RIGHT: The Players' officers--President, Rowley Turner Treasurer, Cindy Leeds, Secretary, Laura Pharis and Vice President, .lo Sydenstricker, usually seen on the stage side of the footlights, relax in the amphitheater. BOTTOM: ln the amphitheater, Mr. Ayers briefs players before an afternoon practice,