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

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT Martha Kennedy, the recording secretary, is busy putting some student government papers in the filing cabinet. The student government at Pat- rick Henry, headed by the five of- ficers and the Executive Council, is representative of all students through the homeroom representa- tives to the House of Burgesses. The highlight of this year was the meeting of the Southern As- sociation of Student Councils held at Patrick Henry in late October. Over five hundred students from twelve of fourteen southern states were housed, fed, transported, and entertained by P. H. students. Liz Jennings, corresponding secretary, writes thank you notes to those who contributed to the success of the S. A. S. C. 56k A As resident of the student body, Buddy Kling attempts to adiust P the Patrick Henry S. G. A. banner. Phil Bushkar, S. G. A. treasurer, spends his time keeping an ac count of who has paid dues and who has not Mark Feldman, vice president, decides that checking homeroom lists for students who did not receive directories is not easy