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

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Posting books is an exacting task, and Mrs. Grant shows MR. the concentration required to get it done. See Mr. Graybill or Try the Activities Office are answers to many questions asked by P.H. stu- dents. The door of the Activties Offices opens at 8 and closes at 4 -it is one of the busiest places around the school. The school calendar, lost-and- found, the book store, audio-visu- als and textbooks are all respon- sibilities of Mr. Graybill and his assistant, Mrs. Grant. They must also collect, account for, and deposit all school funds. Other chores such as selling tick- ets to games, chartering buses for school trips and scheduling ath- letic events round out their busy schedule. Mr. Graybill acts as business manager for school publications and, as if he weren't busy enough, teaches one class in driver train- ing. ...W - '--vs.: -A wu,,, w fm . - . Mr. Graybill pauses outside his office as he returns from talking with the coaches about students qualified to participate in District events. Each day's receipts must be counted and ready for deposit before the Wells Fargo truck arrives, 7

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-may Ga MWMWPQ 'Y K'V T s ' J T f ,1W,, 7 ,,, t i ,,., it i s T ,I V AZVA fi 'V ' iiiii T ttis L' 'jyvj Y . 1- ,zllif vf V' 1 ,VA.y l ii 'll T Mr. Bartol works in his Parsons office, l l l I Mr. Taylor proudly watches some of his students from his Persinger office The three deans, Mr. Carl Nave, Mr. Donald Bartol and Mr, Ben- jamin Taylor, are known and re- spected by all students. As the head of his hall, each dean has many varied responsibilities. The deans often take time to converse with students and main- tain the informal student-teacher relationship found at Patrick Henry. 9