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

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l 2 AFS BRINGS FOREIGN STUDENTS The American Field Service furthers international good will through exchange students. Last summer Betsy Adams went to Sweden on this program. This year, it has brought a foreign stu- dent to us. She is Anne Humphrey from Sheffield, England. l-ler American hostess is Martha Ken- nedy. The Roanoke Chapter of the American Field Service includes students and adults. Miss Wood is the member from school, Betsy Adams, student representative, Betsy Edwards, member for public- ity, and Betty Wallenborn, mem- ber for projects represent the stu- dent body. l. Anne Humphrey and her hostess Martha Kennedy. 2. Betsy Adams show slides of her trip to Sweden. 3. Miss Wood and Mr. Fields, Americans Abroad Coordinator, look at an A.F.S. booklet. 4. Planning for A.F.S. are Betsy Adams, Betsy Edwards, and Betty Wallenborn. 60

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I, Buddy Kling, chairman, Liz Jen- nings and Nancy Robertson, co- secre- taries, examine the scrapbook full of memories of the Southern Association of Student Councils Convention for which Patrick Henry was secretary- host school. Delegates from thirteen states attended the convention. Six hundred strong, they made exciting school history during their stay, October 27-30. 2. Executive Council members, includ- ina Nancy Robertson, Bob Crawford, Bob Evans, Don Martin and George Yates listen carefully at the early- morning session of the House of Bur- aesses. 3. This banner welcomed the S. A. S. C. delegates and marked the gym as the registration center. 4. Mr. Pitzer, surrounded by flags from states represented at the convention, welcomed the delegates to S. A. S. C. at the first general meeting, held in the Jefferson High School auditorium. 5. Marilyn Mason, Homecoming Queen, rides into Victory Stadium dur- ing the half time ceremonies. 6. The Homecoming Court included Mary Lynn Hawkins, sophomore attendantg Janis Webster, senior attendantj Marilyn Mason, queen, Jean Bear, junior attendant, and Tucker Burke, freshman attendant. 7. Bill Andrews checks transportation lists while Ricky Thatcher and Tom Bagby put sou- venirs into take-home bags for the S. A. S. C. delegates. 8. Delegates to the S. A. S. C. convention and their hosts dance at the mixer held on the first night of the convention in the Patrick Henry Gym.

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