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

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5,1-N:-. -..,, -- s- we K S V7 If ',,, 'F it yfg..,. ..5, . i I i i . K ? Lmzz F, .V , -A l i 2 Q 5 STAFFS KEEP P. H. GOING l. Cafeteria workers prepare lunch for Patrick Henry and satellite schools. These lunches are carefully planned to provide students with a balanced diet, 2. Mr. Grubbs, night supervisor, is seldom seen by students. 3. Reams of paper thrown away by students and teachers fill trash cans like this. 4. Another scene of the busy cafeteria workers. Mrs. Moses is in charge of the cafeteria. 5, Mamie Lee dusts and polishes desks in all buildings. 6. Mr. Holden, well-known day supervisor, fills the vending machine in the gym lobby.

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ii s Catalogues and bulletins fill guidance office shelves. 1 Mrs. Ward adds new bulletins to the shelves. Maki . an Q ixiiisli g MH Q' S-3 When Carolyn Saul wanted college information she went to Mrs. Ward and found it. if Mr. Bishop explains to an interested student the many career fields in the Red Cross.

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MEET CUR PARENTS Fortunately for our school, our parents serve in many ways. Most of this work is co-ordinated through the P. T. A. When the S. C. A. Convention was held this fall, parents housed 600 visiting stu- dents. Our clinic is manned each day by a parent. Providing trans- portation for school groups is a major contribution of the parents. Our parents deserve our deepest ' gratitude for their many services to Patrick Henry. Dr. Evelyn Wade checks records in the clinic. 5--ff Mr. Pitzer is welcomed back to Patrick Henry by Mr. Jack Butler, president of the PTA. l3