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

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Sleepy, Happy Exchangees Two weeks oT Tun, banqueTs, Tours, snow, and no sleep summarize an exchange program wiTh Mani- Towoc, Wisconsin, sponsored by The senior class. DeparTing on February 4. ThirTy-six sTudenTs and Two TaculTy members managed To survive a TwenTy- seven hour Train Trip, alThough The girls washed Their hair and dried iT under The hand dryer aT The Chicago sTaTion. A band, waving signs, and Lincoln l-ligh sTudenTs were on hand To greeT Them in ManiTowoc. PaTrioTs aTTended classes similar To Those aT home, aTe braTs which looked like hoT dogs buT TasTecl like sausa e waTched The ice ber s in The lalce Q I 9 I smiled when Miss Haley appeared in slaclcs and parlca To go Tobogganing, and wenT To more parTies Than They could counT. AlThough iT was sad leaving, The exchangees lcnew ThaT Their ManiTowoC Triends would be Roanoke- bound in April Tor anoTher Two weelcs oT Tun-Tilled living.

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Preparing final copy for shipment are Mary Mays, Penny Grossman, Ellen Johnson, Katie Hill, LeNeta Maddock, Suzanne Riley, Diane Davis, and Teresa Lax. 2. Ann Janney, Bob Evans, and Kathy Fricke examine new pictures for quality. 3. The Patriot staff started work even before school opened. 4. Buck Jacoby checks the profits as Russ Merritt, David Morse, and Butch Scott look proudly at another ad.