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

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'mug k tvvi ,,,, 1 ,awww Mr. Taylor, Persinger Hall Dean, checks the assigning a new student to classes. Deans Do Double Dufy Deans Donald Bartol, Carl Nave, and Benjamin Taylor supervise the three halls. A close dean-faculty- student relationship is made possi- ble by fhe school within a school plan. Under the leadership of deans, friendly but spirited hall competition prevails. The dean's duty as chief disciplinarian often casts him in the role of villaing however, most students discover that the fierce exterior conceals a true friend and trusted adviser. 6 ,e f X! L ff .efillis K up J V- vi ,wif-2:22 'All' master schedule before Mr. Bartol, Parsons Hall Dean, has a friendly chat with Jackie Cooper. Mr. Nave, McQuilkin Hall ploughs thru a desk-load of Dean work. and Guidance Counselor 1

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H There is a need today-in the face of rapid sociological and tech- nological change-for a school staff composed of people who are equipped to face new problems. Persons who can lead, guide, teach and mold the human, physical and social resources of the school and community achieve society's goals. At Patrick Henry there is a new way to create a climate for learn- ing, the school within a school. Mr. Harold Secord ably serves as principal, meeting and mastering the problems of a new age. Through his guidance, the school moves for- ward in pursuit of excellence and in fulfillment of the high purpose of education for every individual. -Adapted Evaluation Report l964 Hand on the Intercom Rules Our World Quill if The riddle of the assembly: What does Mr. Sec0rd's expression mean? , . ,mo I T i ?'ii'ft , W-'rife r

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Guidance Maps, Outlines, Blueprints, Examines The Future The Guidance Office is always open to the student who has a problem about college entrance, studies, or job selection. Guidance counselors, Mr. James Bishop, Mr. Carl Nave, Mrs. Elizabeth Ward, and Miss Margaret Martin, help each student to select the college of his choice. Throughout the year, numerous opportunities are provided to acquaint students with the many possibilities for post-high school education and em- ployment. ln cooperation with the Kiwanis of Roanoke, monthly voca- tional assemblies are given for Juniors. College night featured representatives of state colleges and the armed services. Mrs. Ward, Parsons Hall Guidance Coun- selor, attacks a pile of college recommen- dations. P1 n-vi Dfuring sixth period study hall, Larry Pheil, Ed Pyne John King Bruce Gillespie and Barton Whitlock examine catalogues from the guidance o ice. J-2'