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

Page 65 text:

'E E s 1 Q., 1 lil Riding along in their automobile the representatives to SASC reenact the Eilgiciglfaafkgj'ri2:Iii2?nir?ggkFLi2Ce' Shows skit which brought down the house and won for P.H. the job of secretary-host. ' Under the auspices of the ad- ministration and the advisor Miss Velva Wood, the Student Govern- ment Association coordinates school organizations and provides republican government for P. H. The executive branch is the Cabi- net of the five officers and the Executive Council, the legislative branch is the House of Burgesses. 6l House of Burgesses Representatives: S Adams, B. Andrews, J. Bays, L. Bondurant J. Buchanan, B. Crawford, C. Crockett, K Crouch, M. Culpepper, L. Davidson, Delany, B. Edwards, D. Edwards, Falligant, R. Forth, D, Fox, R. Gilbert, Gillespie, M. Hawkins, G. Hobson, Hodges, J. Janney, P. Jarrett, T. Kerfoot T B B C M. Little, R. Merritt, R. Mills, S. Mont- gomery, P. Painter, L. Perdue, R. Procejus P. Reed, R. Reid, J. Ross, A. Rutherford A. Sacks, N. Srb, L. Stoller, A. Taylor, J Thornton, B. Tracy, S. Troylor, S. Turner B. Wallenborn, J. Webster, S. Yost. 1 1 1

Page 64 text:

S.G.A. Boosts 1303 Active Patriots X 1 A bulletin board outlining the organization of the S.G.A. is pre- pared by Bobby Mitchell, Corre- sponding Secretary. U51 L. ln USN' Checking hundreds of Student Directory name cards for dues payment doesn't phase Ann Sims, Treasurer, Rowell Sargeant, Vice-President, patiently awaits his part on the program for the Thanksgiving Assembly. jig? ,f-l, Susan Gramrner, Recording Secretary, files John Light, President, who represents Patrick the minutes of the last House of Burgesses Henry at school and community gatherings, meeting for future reference. presides at the UN. Assembly. Executive Council members, Bob Rutherford, 60 Buddy Kling, Tom Bagby, Ellen Lichtman, Skip Hudgins, and Martha Mundy, use a unique seating arrangement to facilitate work on Proj- ect '65, l 'Ast my ESA

Page 66 text:

yi l l Executive Council members, Richard Shepherd, Don Martin Nancy Mary Young, Persinger Hall Chairman, Steve Hoover, Parsons Hall Chairman, and Ann Copenhaver, McQuilkin Hall Chairman, compare results of the Jolly Green Giant competition to collect stamps tor the A.F.S. student. f Dickerson, and Dee Copenhaver, count ballots from the March l7 ' Student Government Elections. Activities Buoyed by Enthusiasm i965 brought two tirsts to Patrick Henry. First, Betsy Adams, a rising Senior, was chosen by the Americans Abroad Program ot the American Field Service to spend this summer as the daughter of a family in Sweden. This program is ottered to schools which have entertained toreign students in their own home schools. Second, at the Southern Association ot Student Councils Patrick Henry was selected secretary-host, A chairman and two secretaries have already begun preparations tor the P.H. convention. A mock robbery for the J.F.K. Memorial Scholarship, clothing tor Bundle Day, Green Stamps tor the A,F.S. program, Project '65, a satirical revue, P.H. Whiz Kids on Klass- room Kwiz, atter-the-victory hops, Sebastian and the House-Rockers rocking at the Christmas Dance, and a thousand other projects tilled Patriots' days and nights with tun and work.