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

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FO REWORD Perhaps it is a sign of maturity when we realize that we have to do things we don't like to do. As we begin to grow up we find there is a sound reason tor many of these things. Responsibilities, tasks and activities - some enjoyable - fill our high school years. We learn to respect authority because it brings order to our lives. There must be leaders to set goals, guide and supervise. We go to school to learn. Each CONTENTS Dedication Administration ACADEMICS English Math Science History Languages Academic Honors Fine Arts Home Economics Business Education Library Physical Education ATHLETICS Cheerleaders Football Athletic Honors Basketball Wrestling Track Spring Sports Girls Sports ORGANIZATIONS Student Government Spanish Club Russian Club Latin Club French Club 1 6 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 31 32 33 34 36 38 40 45 47 48 50 51 52 54 56 64 65 66 67 class trains us in a particular field. Athletics build physical skills and give us relaxation and fun. Organi- zations give us opportunities to develop talent, to e n c o u r a g e leadership and honor, and to serve our student bocly. But, finally, each of us must choose our own set of values. The 1966 Patriot has attempted to reflect the aims and ideals of all areas of school lite at Patrick Henry. National Honor Society 68 Quill and Scroll 69 Patriot 70 Statesman 72 Quill 74 Language Newspapers 76 F. C. A. 77 Hi-Y 78 Y-Teens 79 F. T. A. 80 F. H. A. 81 Red Cross 82 Liberal Arts 83 Players 84 D. E. Club 86 Better Business 87 Choir 88 G. A. A. 90 Band and Belles 91 CLASSES 94 Freshman 96 Sophomore 104 Junior 1 I2 Senior I 122 Senior Mirror 144 Senior Directory 146 Index 151 Conclusion 155 Advertisements 156 4

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Mr Pitzer and Mrs White consult one of the in planning their day s work 4' Mr. Pitzer is responsible for the volumes of paper work necessary to reflect P.H. to the community and other schools. MR. PITZER RETURNS Mr. C. Lewis Pitzer, Jr. former dean of McQuilkin Hall, returned to Patrick Henry this year to fill the demanding position of Prin- cipal. He is the representative of the school at professional and civic functions, the official greeter to our many visitors, and mediator among parents, teachers and stu- dents in every possible combina- tion. Mr. Pitzer's keen interest in students extends beyond the high school years, he contacts gradu- ates for suggestions on improving our school. Mrs. White, secretary, is 'sec- ond to none' in Mr. Pitzer's words. Miss Cundiff, with her ready smile, completes the staff who handle transcripts, reports, and the ever-ringing telephone. Mrs. White answers an endless variety of her pleasant, efficient manner. Tired from her working day, but smiling