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

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FOREWCRD During its first year The Pa- triot concentrated on the transfer into a new s'chool with students and teachers considered actors on a new and glamorous stage. ln 1963 the yearbook evaluated Patrick Henry's expanding curri- culum. Now the focus is on the individuaI.and his' school life-a combination of much work and a little play. coNrENrs As departments have grown this year, they have offered each pupil new opportunities in learn- ing and understanding. He is called on for increased partici- pation in class and large group discuss'ions, assemblies and extra- curricular school activities. All these facets of Patrick Henry life make it a school with 1265 lead roles in every action. Dedication ...................... 6 Administration and Guidance ...... 8-11 Academic Life .......... . 12-37 English ............. . 14-16 Math .... . 17-19 Science . . .20-21 Languages . . .22-25 History ....... .26-27 Fine Arts ........ .28-31 Physical Education . . .32-33 Business ........ ..... 3 4 - Library ......... .... 3 5 Home Economics .. .... 36 Service Staffs .. ..,. 37 Athletic Lite ..... .38-63 Cheerleaders . . .40-41 Football .... . 42-46 Basketball . . .47-49 Wrestling . . . .50-51 Honors ...... .... 5 2 Sports Shots .. ....... 53 Baseball .... . 54-55 Track .... .56-57 Tennis .... .... 5 8 Golf . .,. .... ..... 5 9 Girls' Sports .......... .60-63 Student Life ........... 64-105 National Honor Society' Quill and Scroll ...... ...,....66 ........67 Y-Teens ..................... 75 Liberal Arts .... ..... 7 6 The Players . . . . . . . .77 Plays ....... .... 7 8-79 The Quill .... ..,. 8 0-81 The Statesman . . .82-83 The Patriot ................ 84-85 French Club ................ 86-87 Latin and French Ne wspapers Latin. Club ............. Spanish Club ............. Business Club ., . D.E. Club ..... Choir ....... G.A.A. . . . Red Cross . . . ...:.88 .....89 ..9O-91 .....92 .....93 ..94-95 .....96 .....97 Band .......... .... 9 8-99 Liberty Belles ..... .... 1 OO Dances, Activities and Assemblies . . . .. . 101-105 Classes ........... . . . 106-149 Freshmen ....... . . . 108-115 Sophomores . . . . . . 1 16-123 Juniors .......... ...124-131 Seniors ............ . . . 132-149 Senior Leadership Day Senior Day .......... Mirror ........ . . . Graduation . . . .....150 .....151 152-153 154155 i5Ti'fifi7lif .Ci'T7ef'Tfnif'f .jfsgfii Di'eC'0'Y -------' 1 '56-160 F.T'A. -,.',..-,. Dnlb 7 3 Student Index .. ......... 161-163 Hi-Y . . . .... 74 Conclusion ..................... 164' Courtesy: Statesman Photo

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Coach Cooper gives expert advice to Mrs. Patsel during time-out at student-fdculty game. To you-Miss Frances Jones Cooper-in recognition of all that you have done to make us better students, we dedicate the I964 Patriot. Courtesy: Statesman Photo The Patriot Honors Miss Frances J. Cooper For your patience and kind understandingg For the desire that you have instilled in us to seek higher educationg For the excellent preparation that you have given us for collegeg For your assistance when things did not work out as they should haveg For the extras that you included in class lecturesg 'For these and for all of your many other gestures. Mr. Chem looks on approvingly, during discussion of oxygen, as Miss Cooper ex- plains decomposition of potassium chlorate, lrl P15 6 is