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

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if il 'ff ii Among its many students, the Business Department chose Pat Fidler as its most active and rewarding member. For their academic achievements and their athletic ability, George Hawkins fpic- turedl and Bobby Rutherford were awarded the Fallwell Awards, the highest awards to be received at Patrick Henry. Judy McCartney, center, was chosen by her surrounding staff members as most valuable member on the newspaper, THE STATESMAN, a city-wide award. 30 11 Recipient of the Student Government Award, John Light is octive in S.G.A. activities, o member of the track team, and an honor graduate.

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l X 'l Q i so W Mrs. Moses, cafeteria manager, takes the daily food order from P.H.'s satellite schools. Mr, Albert Holden, Head Custodian, Mrs. Steptoe gives a good rub to the replaces a neon tube in Persinger Hall. lower level window in Parsons Hall. 29 Several members of the cafeteria staff, John Whittington, Miss Haymaker, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Vest, Mrs. Fralin, Mrs. Wood and Philip Webb portion food into glass plates to be sent to our satellite schools. X., School Staffs Aid Progress Good food and immaculate school-these are the results of the efficient work of Patrick Henry's cafeteria and custodial staffs. Mr. Albert C. Holden heads the maintenance staff of fourteen, They are on the go, both day and night, solving numerous problems and providing various services to the school. Manager of the kitchens is Mrs. W. B. Moses. Each day the cafeteria force prepares lunch for hundreds of hungry Patriots, as well as for those in our three Elementary Satellites, Raleigh Court, Fishburn Park, and Fair- view. We are grateful to the Patrick Henry cafeteria and custo- dial staffs for their continuing service.

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Honor graduate, outstanding art student, president of Quill and Scroll Honor Society ond active mem- ber of the Patrick Henry Players, Marilyn Brigham, Quill editor, was chosen top student in the English Department. Foremost Patriots are Honored Ending the school year aca- demic awards were presented to students at a school assembly, Each department presented an award to its outstanding student and certain other awards were announced. Department awards were to Eliza Stockman in History, Mari- lee Coplan and Jim Wimmer in Distributive Education, Lee Wil- helm for biology, Jean Bailey for physics, and David Meincke for chemistry, all from the Science Department, Laurel Stoller from both the Latin and Math De- partments. Laurel, valedictorian, active member of the Patrick Henry Players and member of the ORATOR staff, has maintained a tive point average through school.