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

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Officers Bill Talley, trees.: Greg Duly, chaplainy holcl cabinet meeting. Taking time to have a good time members play basketball Service With A Smile There comes a hrne when every service club musi perform a service The 'ob ol raising and lowering lhe flag every day is l'he responsiblliiy of ihe l'll Y Before Chrlslmas members delivered baskeis of food and clolhing lo needy families The annual car wash was held lo finance The club as well as io do needed worlc Senalor Jim Winders and Delegale Buck Jacoby Jroolc lheir honored seals in ihe Model General As sembly in Richmond Members also aliended disirncl conference A+ Hrs bimonlhly meehngs mlereshng speakers such as an FBI agenl and an Army Reserve chaplain provided inspiraiional ideas. lvlr. Slayion was lhe sponsor. 56 x J Buck Jacoby, vice pres.g Phil Yancey, pres.: and Jim Winders, sec Bob Quigley and Hunter Phillips fold The flag.

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Barbara and Kathy Hilts check recorded data. . . ,,, E Patriots Speak Out Whal do you ihink oi aboriion? This and oiher controversial issues such as mercy killing and ihe John Birch Society provided l'he basis for open discussions in lhe Liberal Ai-is Club. Ideas aboui such varied topics as economics, comparative gov- ernment, and Spanish arr, were exchanged among The members ai their meetings. Due lo a shortage of liberal-minded people al' PH. membership of The club was a minimum. The oi- ficers oi ihis unique club were Paul Felion, presi- denig Ginny Kurshan, vice-president Barbara Hilts. secreiary: and Kaihy Hilis, Treasurer. The presence of iheir advisor, Mr. Slayion, furiher insured thai' you can say anyihing here. Smiling, Mr Slayton listens to opinionated students ESQ I sale. P. Felton and G. Kurshan plan an upcoming bake Under supervision of fellow members, Rodney Humphreys attempts to set up the movie pro- iector.

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From Buffet To Playday 44' Miss Ludwick and the Y-Teens are astonished at the results of iheir stuffing. A Y-Teen is a girl who can dress up like a Greek maiden, siomach an Around-Jrhe-World Bullet make a fool of herself by iripping over her feel in fronl' of eighl-year-olds. and slill enioy ill Y-Teens did all lhese Jrhings by malcing a proieci on Greece 'For ihe Y.W.C.A., holding a buffer, and pariicipaiing as ieen aides in Playday, a program for small chil- dren. ln addilion 'ro rhese proiecls, Y-Teens Tried lo achieve iheir goals ol maiuriiy, fellowship, and love of God. Officers were: Rinn Turner, pres.: Myrna Moses. vice-pres.: Mary Mays, sec.: Nancy Cundill, Jrreas.: Grace Kelley, ICC rep., Laura Keyes, program chm.q Diane Dern, chaplain: Kalhy l-lills. world fel- lowship chm.g Barbara l-lills, reporlerg and Connie Waring, service proiecl' chm. Miss Ludwiclc, Mrs. Diclcerson, and Miss Bailey served as iaculiy advisors. Corinne Brown was a teen-aide for Playday. One proiecf found the Y-Teens stuffing cloth animals which were sent to a nursery. Miss Sarah Dowdy, Teenage Director of the YWCA, gets help from Myrna Moses in stuffing an animal. 57