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

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YouTh Council is acTually The spokesman Tor The youTh oT our valley: Their goals are To show The public ThaT mosT Teenagers can really do consTruc- Tive Things, and To Tamiliarize youTh wiTh ciTy and sTaTe governmenT. The members oT This council helped children aT WesT End School, aTTended ses- sions oT The iuvenile courTs, and discussed curfew changes in Roanoke. The oiiicers oT The P.l-l. chapTer were: Judy Lancas- Ter. pres.: Broaddus FiTzpaTrick. vice pres.: Alice Grady, sec.: and Pam Nuckols, Treas. Paul l:elTon held The oTTice oi PubliciTy Chairman Tor The ciTy-wide youTh council. Council Speaks For Youth . ' 01 J. Lancaster and P. Felton hold offices on school and city-wide council. Members of Youth Council discuss curfew changes. l Deep wiThin The inner recesses of The uTiliTy room. inTerwoven wiTh pipes, cobwebs, and Track hurdles lies The hearT oT The radio club-The radio. This is where iTs members make Their abode lisTening To The various sounds emiTTed Trom This complicaTed elecTronic device. Swaying in The wind on The rooT oT Persinger l-lall is The dialsmen's only conTacT wiTh The ouTside world--Their anTenna. Under The leadership oT Mr. l-lolland, The advisor, and Paul WanTzelius, Those parTicipaTing sTudy The use and make up oT The radio. Many oT These hams own and operaTe Their own radios. -. .. --- .. . Paul Wantzelius tunes in, using the famous Army surplus radio, housed in the bowels of Persinger Hall. 65

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W...-.v Acring isn r all of drama, fhere are also ihe lechnical aspecls of lighfing. sei building. malce up. and cos- Jruming, Combinalion of all 'rhese resulied in a superior raling for Jrhe one-acl play, The Lunafic. Reaclivalion of lhe Thespian Socie'l'y wilh an inslal- larion banquei in The spring gave new life 'ro ihe efforls of lhe players. Officers were: Ja'ne+ Rorex, pres.: John Pharis, vice pres.: Ginny Hardin, sec.: and John Anderson, Jrreas. Dramatists Rate, Superior 8