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

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if w s .Q . ,.,..,,. .- is tififiiilzliiir qsp,s.:52a3E in in L l K ii l. Mrs. Wreden gives a party sixth periodfto cele- brate Don Martin's birthday. 2. The Executive Coun- cil meets three times a week to make important decisions for S.C.A. 3. Cabinet officers Nancy West, treas., Toby Blank, corr. sec., Ann Gilmer, rec. sec., and John Eure, v. pres., organize material for the student directory. 4. Student Government supervises freshman elections. 5. Faculty teas are some of the many services of the Executive Coun- cil. 6. House of Burgesses members report informa- tion to their homerooms. 7. Don Martin, S.C.A. President, and David Coulter, Senior Class President, ring the Patriot bell in the Homecoming motorcade. -1 591' ' Tlx?-Sw ETCYEGI' fzilsizis viiffw' , . ' 'li :fY55i1iii'iiE'r 4' ' mr -:CEL Q , me... fQ1.lQ.1.: V, Q les .,..... it 1, Q -' es, . -sr- ' ' ig... f 'irtwi' ,Q W . .ggg:iiig. . ,111 i ..s'. . it ' , . . 1152, Vkhk 2 -.. . , Tx s is WN! ii Q tw Kimi' sf 5 if I ff. L , age' X ,. N J . , ve 'rtiffti 2' X 1 Q 3 .s T 5 3 xy Ek .,.,,,iWx:-. , f .si ts- . -1 - 3 t . is sb , ,Q'x h5-gg ,-f N . ' fa , . . ,Wee rf J . at S Q-, 5 il s 'sky awww . W , ss l f ff. 'f'i51fi...Mi, 41- M0515 ., ?fm,,Qfj'l-fe ' gs-ek. man' -'K , .Q'g,g I 1 as ... -4115-, ' 5' -Q u,-1'.uf:,, 2 Q- .se- ?Wiwv '31 zz' r 2 N ie- , - , . -33.11 , X Fw as Q Y , 39 i if la il if Nz. 5 I iff , if A l ll 2 l t Q f ' 5 fi ei U 4- 4 if .S 424' ,.sW,W,W,MWf iiyr ' -cy 3+ -- is I... . .- 1 H tw 1 ---- I an -ff i'ii.. M3 - J i .,t13?25i' il rv-1'--.1 3sffa..,:aH...f.f . :Mfm 3 4: 1 f:,j.ssesQi t s 49 .-, ru

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Enthusiasm: Keynote In K. . r in Student Government Our Student Government Association is known as one ot the most ettective and well-organized in the state. lvlodeled atter our national government, it is headed by the Cabinet otticers, Executive Council, and House ot Burgesses, which consists ot all the homeroom presidents. Its tunction is to co-ordinate activities and encourage school spirit, This year we were privileged to host several conter- ences, including the Governor's Conterence on Edu- cation which was attencted by many state and re- gional dignitaries. House ot Burgesses representatives were: R. Alitt, C. Blake, C. Bogese, L. Bondurant, P. Bowden, D. Bowers, B. Brown, S. Bulbin, T. Craig. B. Crawtord. P. Davis, J. Elliott, J. Hall, D. Hanes, M. L. Hawkins. S. Hudgins, H. Hughes, R. Humphreys, L. Hutche- son. F. lseminger, C. Johnson, E. Johnson, J. Jones. P. Klein, D. Lambert, Landreth, 5. Lex, D. Luck- ado, S. McFarland, P. Merritt, K. Moyer, D. Mullen, B. Nash, T. Peterson, L. Race, S. Sink, R. Thatcher. C. Thurston, B. Tuclcer, S. Turner, C. Wade, B. Wallace, J. Weaver, A. Webster, B. West, D. Wil- mer, and S. Yost.

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Fifty-tive students, one of the largest groups ever elected at Patrickl-lenry, were inducted into the National Honor Society at the annual assembly on February 23. Membership in the NHS has come 'ro be known nationally as one of the highest' honors ihai can be granted to a high school student. This organization, started in I92l to stimulate scholarship in smaller schools of the country. recognizes character, serv- ice, leadership, and scholarship as its ideals. Officers for this year were: John Eure. pres.: Jack Ross. vice pres.: Diane Spicer. sec.: and Joyce Meaclor, treas. Miss Shanks was the sponsor. The seniors elected into the NHS were: N. Adams, S. Adams, C. Blake, L. Bowen, B. Bowers, D. Coulter, D. Davis, D. Fox, R. Gilbert, A. Gilmer, R. Goodall, A. Grady, E. Hancock, T. Hanes, B. Hilts, A. Hodges, E. Johnson, G. Kurshan, J. Lancaster, S. Lex, A. Rutherford, S. Sink, R. Thatcher, R. Turner, P. Wantzelius, and J. Winders. The iuniors were: B. Andrews, T. Bagby, C. Bishop, T. Calhoun, N. Cundiff, D. Daves, N. Elliott, L. Hall, J. Hamilton, M. L. Hawkins, M. Hicks, K. Hilts, N. Johnson, P. Klein, M. Livingstone, S. McAfee, J. Martin, R. Merritt, D. Morse, D. Mullen, C. Schneider, J. Singer, B. Staples, J. Thornton, C. Thurston, J. Volz, and P. Wright. A. Jacoby, senior, and P. Martin, iunior were also elected. 50 . .. Elects Record i il umber l. Ellen Johnson waits her turn as Buck Jacoby signs-the roll. 2. While Louise Bowen writes her name, John Eure and Laura Keyes prepare to hand her the membership card. 3. Miss Edithv' Shanks smiles happily as John Eure pins on her rose corsage.