Portsmouth Catholic High School - L Esprit Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1969 volume:

I rt. ' i T r L’ESPRIT 1969 Portsmouth Catholic High School Portsmouth, Virginia PORTSMOUTH PU UC LIBRARY PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Life at PORTSMOUTH CATHOLIC Ij : Carolyn Sedlacko, senior, fills in as substitute teacher in English I class. Maria Ruiz leads the short story discus- sion. 2 Service is an important part of character training. Here, we find P at Herrick, Joe Meagher, John Plaskett, David Holley, Joe Brown, Rudolph Freeman, Richard Henn, Joe Grillo, and Carson Streeter aiding in Red Cross work. A Round of Activities Coach Gavin puts Eighth Graders through their paces. Physical Education is a daily assignment dX Portsmouth Catholic High School. Contents Introduction 1 -4 Administration 5 - liS Seniors 17-30 Underclassmen 31 -40 Classes 41 -50 Activities 51 -60 Athletics 61 -72 Directory 73-74 Advertisements, Patrons 75 - 100 Foreword After the lapse of several years, Portsmouth Catholic High School resumes the history of the school with its 1968-1969 story. Our purpose in publishing L’t ' SPRJT is to present a complete history of tlie school year. The book will also serve as a record of class activities and an interpretation of the spirit of the school and its students. The Yearbook Staff Emphasis on education is their continual Most Reverend John J. Russell, D.D. Bishop of Richmond Through the efforts of Bishop John J. Russell, Auxilia- ry Bishop J.L. Flaherty, and Superintendent Msgr. Richard J. Burke, Catholic education in the Diocese of Richmond has forged ahead. Concern for the students, mentally, morally, and spiritually, has implemented the program and made the Diocesan School System of Richmond equal to any in the country. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Richard J. Burke Superintendent of Schools 6 concern Rev. Michael Creedon, Coordinator TRIBUTE Grateful acknowledgement is made here to the Board of Pastors who take such a vital interest in Portsmouth Catholic High School and the students from their parishes: Rev. Juhus J. Cilinski St. Paul’s Church Rev. William Connelly St. Teresa’s Church Rev. Charles Gerloff Holy Angels ’ Church Rev. Gerard School, M.S.S. St. Mary ’s Church 1 Rev. Francis Allen, S.M.M. Religion Sister Miriam, Principal Schools are not merely the mirrors of society, not merely reflections and echoes. Schools are, in their own right, makers and molders. It is their function to improve and create. H. S. Commager Mrs. Judy Jaborek, Secretary 8 Sister Zoe Business Education United effort prepares youth for the future. Sister Norma Guidance 9 I Rev. John Miffleton Religion Religion is an important segment of the school. Sister Loretta Mary Religion 10 The study of language gives Mrs. Kathleen LaFleur French power and builds knowledge. Mrs. Suzanne Crawley French Sister Martha, Latin, Journalism Sister Enda Religion, Mathematics Mrs. Gail Butt History, Government “The teacher carrying forward the torch is hopefully passing it on to be held a little higher by those who follow him He is helping others to the maturity of selfhood atid social compe- tence. ” Ordway lead Sister Constantia Mathematics Education reveals new roads of truth. Sister Mary Agnes - History, English The library promotes reading and reference I Sister Margaret Mary Librarian Books stand ready to serve tlte student in many ways, to increase knowledge, and to satisfy leisure time. Sister Ann Regis, Guidance Catholic schools represent one of the Church’s principal commitments to this essential human task of education. They bear witness to the Church’s conviction that it cannot separate itself from the human condition. They also bear witness to the Church’s belief that its vision of man’s nature and destiny ought to enable it to make a unique contribution to the realization of man’s most noble dreams! The scope of the English pro- gram includes every means by which people can reach each other. Spoken and written words connect mind with mind and heart with heart, the present age with the past. Every man can share in the history and tradition of our nation, and contribute to the world of today. Mrs. Jane Newbill English, Speech Literature is an artistic record of the human race. Sister Claudia English 15 The pursuit of science can be challenging and rewarding. Mr. Moses Schapiio Biology, Chemistry, Physics Miss Marguerite Kalbfleisch Biology, Barth Science, Physical Science lORS Seniors strive for a heightening moral perception 18 and a personal sense of values. Senior Class Officers; Joe Boone, vice-president; Mike Butler, president; Mary Alien, treasurer; and Jo Anne Candrilli, secretary. Michael Anthony Butler Susan Marie Corsi I Jo Anne Maria Candrilli 19 A varied schedule provides stability of mind Kathy Schoen, David Reed, Kathy Johnston, and Mike William Ernest Edwards, Jr. Richards enjoy the pause that refreshes at lunch period. 20 with dynamic and worthwhile allegiances. Rudolph Freeman, Jr. Seniors acting nonchalant as if they didn’t know the camera was nearby: Fran Hoffler, Sue Sasser, Mary Allen, Pat Herrick, Margaret Holder, and Jo Anne Candrilli. Yvette Haley 21 Effective participation in group life and Patrick Kane Herrick Richard J. Henn Bernard Hazel Hamilton Sharon L. Harlow 22 human relations promote world understanding Frances Marie Hofflei Margaret Anna Holder David Charles Holley National Honor Society members admire the plaque where they hope to have their names engraved: John Plaskett, Fran Hof- fler, Steve Liles, CeciUa Livermon, Mary Allen, and Cathy Livermon. Katherine L. Johnston 23 Effective habits of work-study achieve o Patricia Ann Larson I Stephen Proctor Liles Cathy Marie Livermon Last minute cramming for Mike Butler, Mike Russo, David Holley, and Sue Corsi. 24 critical thinking. Patrick Joseph Nee, Jr, Joseph Paul Miano growing intellectual capacity for Cecilia Ann Livermon Eugene Murphy Rita Louise Morris 25 The activity program insures grov ing personal Seniors first in the lunch line — Leroy Rucker, John Plaskett, Anne Ward, Eugene Theodore Marius Pitts Murphy, Joe Cruz, and Cecilia Livermon. John Anthony Plaskett David Michael Reed 26 interests and mature standards of enjoyment. It’s great to be a Senior! So think Randy Gardner, Melodie Russell, Pat Larson, Joseph Michael Russo Michael Lee Samek Students become aware of propaganda by an Carolyn Sedlacko, Steve Liles, Hunt Staples, Ricky Henn, Carson Streeter, Joe Grillo, Sue Corsi, Laurie Winterberg, and Margaret Holder find camera-watching amusing. Susan Marie Sasser John Martin Saul Katherine Victoria Schoen 28 habitual and intelligent use of mass media. Carolyn M. Sedlacko Valerie Catherine Squyars 29 Seniors achieve competence in reading for vocational purposes. Thomas Lowe Walker ► I Laurie Anne Winterberg Grace Anne Ward William R. Ward Billy Edwards discusses with Laurie Winterberg, Rita Morris, and Tommy Walker the possibility of a Wallace landslide in the school election. 30 NDERCLASSMEN Junior Class Officers: Susan Rowe, president; Maureen Fedor, secretary; Mona Crowe, vice-president; Norma Robert, treasur- er. Missing from the class pictures: Janis Buchannan, Anne Glynn, Shirley Scales. J. Balsamo J. Brown C. Crone M. Crowe J. Davis K. Didio Y. DiPaolo M. Dreitlein M. Fedor M. Fiel J. Hamilton H. Hendricks J. Henn J. Hoggard M. Houde P. Hynes L. Johnson S. Kensil 32 D. McLellan L. Morlino M. Linehan E. Marshall L. Martinette M. Mullen M. Murphy S. Nelson M. K. O’Keeffe R. Revel C. Russo M. A. O’Reilly N. Robert K. Sedlacko S. Ostopowicz R. Rowe D. Story C. Potts S. Rowe S. Wakefield T. Reed C. Russo V. Walski Sophomore Class D. Antony W. Brown VV. Beaton P. Byrd A. Bisese C. Clark M. Boggs C. Bonneau C. Clifford M. Davis R. Bradley J. Dempsey K. Didio P. Harris D. Everett P. HiU J. Facenda D. Holliday R. Gillikin B. Hoofnogle S. Harlow L. Hopkins M. Harmon E. Knight 34 M. Kyle D. Leahy C. Langston R. Lindsay T. Lynn Sophomore Class Officers: Gail Reid, treasurer; Billy Beaton, secretary; Daniel Leahy, vice-president; and Paula Hill, president. J. Meagher A. Silvestre M. Pinkston N. Slade G. Reid M. L. Sopko M. S. Resolute J. Vonasek M. Richards E. Walski S. Robbins E. Winterberg 35 fJL “ L. Allen P. Arcese S. Bacon P. Bankos G. Bell L. Blizzard R. Breen M. Buckman Freshman Class Officers: Paula Arcese, secretary; Brian Cowling, president; Robert Murphy, vice-president; Michael Mauielli, treasur- er. Freshmen missing from class pictures: C. Fisher, S. Uhlshafer. J. Butler R. Fernandez M. Byrd P. Forrest J. Charlton B. Foster T. Clark B. Cowling C. Denton C. Domme M. Glynn E. Greco A. Grey A. Harington 36 Freshman Class J. Perry M. Rama V. Harris C. HofHer G. Johnson R. Kilpatrick T. Lowe M. Ruiz M. Scanlon C. Taylor M. Thingstad M. Vonasek A. Wetmore B. Wilson H. Zaepfel M. Maurelli V. Mickel R. Murphy C. Novotny P. O’Brien M. Owens N. Owens P. Pelletier 37 S. Adams A. Allen R. Ayres A. Bailey G. Baldwin C. Beigle A. Bonneau S. Breen D. Brown E. Brown M. Brown S. Butler G. Clark M. Crowe D. Davis J. Dehart . A. Dwyer K. Etter 38 A. Johnson L. Lewin K. McAllister A. McClenny S. Magee N. Maurelli P. Meagher T. Moring G. Mosher D. Ostopowicz S. Pelletier A. Penello A. Perry H. Pittman D. Reed C. Riddick A. Ruiz D. Russell L. Silvestre P. Stanseki M. Strother F. Tretola Eighth Graders, getting their first glimpse of high school life, are amazed at the vast differences between high school and grade school. At the beginning of the year, they stagger under a pile of books, trying hero- ically to follow the schedule and get to the right classroom at the right time. Soon enough, they adjust to the situation, and in no time are taking every tiring in stride. P. Vanderberry L. Vonasek J. Wagner D. Wilson C. Fisher (absent from pic- tures). 39 Eighth graders and freshmen enjoy a game of beanbags at the school Bazaar: Paula Arcese, David Reed, Michael Scanlon, and Marian Glynn. Lenora Morlino, Richard Revel, and Joseph Balsamo move promptly lest the three-minute bell find them late for class. The juke box is an added attraction in the cafeteria: Juniors, Ken Sedlacko, Merdith Linahan, Sheryl Wakefield, Candy Potts, and Ronnie Rowe in action. Business Training — Key to Success. Typists, oblivious of the camera, work with a will: Joe GriUo, Karen Didio, Michael Samek, Janice Henn, Hunt Staples, and William Ward. Richard Henn, Patricia Bu- channan, and Eugene Mur- phy discover that Book- keeping requires skill and ac- curacy. Sister Ann Regis inspects the work of typists Ann Bisese, Louis .Martinette, Lenora Morlino, and Paul Miano. 1 1 Seeking the truth finding God. Theodore Pitts and Joseph Cruz consult Mrs. Tuning, religion teacher for the seniors. Father Creedon, reh- gion teacher for sopho- more girls keeps the class busy and mter- ested. Eighth grade religion class seek the latest in church news under the guidance of Sister Enda. Gary Baldwin is at the lectern. Miss Kalbfleisch explains the system of measurements in Physical Science as stu- dents prepare to investigate for themselves. Dan Leahy demonstrates for the Biology class an indirect method of cell division called mitosis. Chemistry students Stephanie Kensil, Norma Robert, Sharon Ostapowicz, Bernard Hamilton, and Michael Russo prepare for an experiment. Cecilia Livermon explains to a Senior Math class variations in the tangent function of an angle. Mike Russo solves a problem finding the value of a function by means of the binomial theorem in the Algebra II class. Sister Enda checks the work of Brian Foster as Kathy Domme and Philip Pelletier await help. V Mis. Newbill, sophomore English teacher, corrects a dictation lesson for Paula Hill, Robert Gillikin, and Rebecca Lindsay. I An effective use of the English language is DrUl, drill, drill! Ju- niors practice spelling, a very necessary abi- lity for good English. Demonstrating are Cathy Crone, Janice Henn, Janice Davis, and Michael Fiel. acquired. Seniors Fran Hoffler, Bill Edwards, and Jo Ann Candrilli hold a book discussion for the English class. Tlie secret of the successful speaker is simply that he has confidence in himself because he has prepared well and knows what he is going to say. The democratic ideal of freedom of expression means that the timid or weak as well as the bold or strong will be heard. The program of Developmental Reading Training is designed to develop fully the capacity of the student to engage in the rewarding practice of intelligent rapid read- ing. In the picture we find Kathy Johnson, Mike Russo, Tom Walker, and Yvette Haley using the flasher and pacer for estimating the rate of speed in reading. Practice in the rudiments of grammar is a necessary part of learning the French language as is discovered by Sue Corsi, Ken Sedlacko and Vernon Walski. The desire for knowledge increases with the acquisition of it. Tlie famous presidential debate conducted by the senior class. Left I to right; Joe Grillo, David Holley, i Pat Herrick, Mrs. Butt, teacher, Carolyn Sedlacko, Bernard Hamil- I ton, Steve Liles, and Mike Butler. The World History class visualizes I points of interest by facility in map reading. Demonstrating is Anthony Clark. The study of Current Events is a necessary facet in the understanding of United States History. Here, we find juniors reading to become more aware of happenings around the world. I After having studied the French language, a trip to Paris would be ideal! Studying the map are Chris Clark and Paula Hill. Students share ideas on politics. travel. Government class forms discussion groups to settle a few political problems. Clockwise; Paul Miano, David Reed, Michael Richards Bernard Hamilton, Laurie Winterberg, Cathy Squyars, and Rosemary Askew. PORTSMOUTH PUr? 1C I ' BRARY PORTSMOUTH. VIRGINIA Staff members work on financial account; Richard Revell, LeRoy Rucker, Tommy Walker, Fran Hoffler, and Theodore Pitts. SPIRIT STAFF i Examining exchange pubUca- tions from other high schools are Patrick Herrick, Carolyn Sedlacko, Cecilia Livermon, and Mary Allen, editor. Planning the page layout is an impor- tant phase of school publications. At the board are Michael Davis, Debbie Antony, Eileen Winterberg, and Joe Brown. Suggestions are offered by Maurice Murphy. i f 4 Evonne DiPaoli, Judy Hoggard, and Julian Facenda socialize during the school bazaar. The Student Council conducts a weekly meeting under the guidance of Sister Miriam, principal. Around the table are Michael Scanlon, Steve Liles, Ronald Rowe {vice-president), John Plaskett (president), Joseph Meagher (secretary). Sue Corsi (treasurer), and Laurie Winterberg. Father Cilinski congratulates John Plaskett on his election as Student Council President. Bazaar workers: Mrs. David Johnakin, Mrs. Omar Hoelzel, and her daughter, Evelyn. Rosemary Askew and Karen Didio try out the new inter-com system installed in the administrative office this year. jlee Club members rehearse twice a week under the direction of Mrs. Crandel. In the picture are Hilda Hendricks, Jeanne Brown, Susan Cuthriell (vice-president), Carolyn Sedlacko (president), Cathy Livermon (treasurer), an d Janice Davis. Key Club President, David HoUey directs Tommy Walker (secretary) in adjusting the movie screen. Assisting them are Richard Henn (vice-president ' and Rudolph Freeman (treasurer). 54 Editors Fran Hoffler and Carolyn SedJacko plan the 1969 L’ESPIRIT. They have learned that with the honor goes time-consuming work. L’ESPRIT resumes publication. Seniors search for interesting page lay- outs: Joseph Boone, Steve Liles, Joseph Grillo (business managers), Mike Butler, and John Saul. I I t Typists, Rita Morris, Margaret Holder, Melissa Stewart, and Jo Ann CandriUi check and proof-read the patron list of names. Teens engage in varied activities. The Future Nurses Club, the members of which engage in projects to help the underprivileged, is under the direction of Miss Kalbfleisch: Yvonne DiPaolo, vice-president Anne aid, president and Karen Didio, secretary. Michael Dreitlein, Jeanne Brown, and Maurine Murphy audition at The Es- cape, a new coffee house at Trinity Episcopal Church, which features live entertainment and light refreshments. Library helpers gain very useful knowledge and library ‘Know-How’; Anne Ward, Joseph Brown, Edward Walski, and Rudolph Freeman. Rev. Michael Creedon, spiritual di- rector of the Marian Association, speaks to the student body during an assembly. Marian Association officers: Judy Hoggard, vice-preside nf, Cecilia Livermon, president ' , Cathy Livermon, secretary, and Lenora MorUno, treasurer. The members of the ofganization attend workshops and conferences at national headquarters in Emmitsburg, Maryland. Junior Classical League members of the Latin 11 class hear a report on Roman life from Rawskia Bradley. Gail Reid is the chairman. 57 Outstanding Seniors I The boys and gills portrayed on these p es were chosen for the various cate- gories by a vote of the Senior Class. Most Studious John Plaskett, Mary Allen Best All Round David Holley, Sue Corsi Most Courteous Joseph Brown, Anne Ward Most Likely to Succeed Steve Liles, Fran Hoffler 60 Most School-Spirited Joseph Grillo, Jo Anne Candrilli Girls’ Varsity Team Counterclockwise: Merdith Linahan, Pam Forrest, Mary Caroline Pinkston, Candy Potts, Sissy Didio, Sharon Ostapowicz, Nell Slade, Mona Crowe, Manager Mary Mu llin, Manager Pat O’Brien, Sandy Holder, Sheila Bacon, Cindy Russo, Pat Byrd, Ann Bisese, Captain Carolyn Sedlacko. 62 Boys Varsity Team Counterclockwise: Coach Jerry Gavin, Co-captain Eugene Murphy, Co-captain Patrick Nee, Richard Revell, Leroy Rucker, Ronnie Rowe, Kenny Sedlacko, Rudolph Freeman, Mike Butler, Louis Martinette, Pat Herrick, Earnest Marshall, Mike Fiel, Scorekeeper Joe Boone, Manager Joe Grillo, Manager Ricky Henn. 63 Their spirit sparked the teams. Varsity Cheerleaders ROW 1: Fran Hoffler, Captain Jo Anne Candrilli; ROW 2: Melissa Stewart, Mary Sue Resolute, Sheryl Wakefield; ROW 3: Debbie Story, Paula Hill, Mary Allen. Varsity Captains Girls’ Team-. Carolyn Sedlacko; Boys ' Team-. Patrick Nee and Eugene Murphy. alert. Murph is up for two points, but one of the Celts is down. Coach tells Mike to “run the offense, and get his man on the defense!” Dick Revell shoots two while Murph awaits a rebound. What rebound, Murph? Leroy Rucker goes in for a layup (for a sure two points) while Pat Nee is ready to rebound. “Jump, jump, jump, Murph; hey, jump!” The SAINTS are dynamite! Richard Revell takes a jump shot while Leroy and Eugene “block their men.” 66 Pat Nee shoots and dances while Kenny and Leroy wonder, “Is he going to make it?” (finally) Mike Fiel says to Coach, “That play won’t work!” Will it?? Girls’ Varsity Team Carolyn and Nell wait anxiously to see if that basket was good for “two.” Cindy looks like a ballerina, but do you think NeU does? “Now, Sheila”, says Coach, “don’t worry. You can stiU play.” 68 has enviable record Go, girls, and get that rebound! Jump, Nell, jump, just a little higher. 69 Jayvee Cheerleaders Kneeling: Vicky Harris, Mumie Glynn (Captain), Paula Arcese, Susan Massey. Standing: Helene Zaephel, Betty Ann Wilson, Cathy Hoffler, Anne Grey. Jayvee Team Kneeling: Robert Murphy, Brian Cowling, Tommy Reed (manager), Donald Everett, Paul Bankos. Standing: Billy Brown, Mike Scanlon, Billy Beaton, Ray Bradley, Steve Robbins. Our future Varsity Cheerleaders show good form as they yell, “to go, fight, and win.” Junior Varsity shows spirit John Butler tried hard, but it looks hke the other team tried harder. V Seniors, the backbone of the Baseball team: Row 1: Tommy Walker, David Reed, Joe Boone, John Plaskett. Row 2: Steve Liles, Paul Miano, Bill Edwards, Rudolph Freeman. Tommy Reed, manager. Senior Class Directory MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN Holy Angels 32 Frailey Place, Portsmouth 397-7407 National Honor Society 2, 3; Secretary 4; Glee Club 1, 2; JV Cheerleader 1; V Cheerleader 4; Sp nY Staff 1,2,3; Spirit Editor 4; Marian Associates 1, 2, 3; Class President 1; Class Treasurer 4. JOSEPH FRANCIS GRILLO St. Theresa 4102 Griffin Street 393-4593 Student Council 2, 3; JV Basketball Manager 1; V Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; V Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3; L ' Esprit Staff Business Manager 4; Key Club 3, 4; Class Vice-president 1; Class President 2, 3. ROSEMARY MICHELE ASKEW Holy Angels 2204 Greenwood Drive, Portsmouth 397-7 112 Glee Club 1, 2; Marian Associates 1, 2; Future Nurses 1, 2; Library Council 1, 2, 3. JOSEPH A. BOONE Holy Angels 610 Fairview Lane, Portsmouth 399-7930 JV Basketball 1; V Basketball 3, 4; L’Esprit Staff 4; Key Club 4. JOSEPH THOMAS BROWN, JR. St. Paul 413 Phillips Avenue, Portsmouth 399-5607 Library Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, A, Spirit Staff 4; Key Club 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN BUCHANNAN 5425 Silbert Road, Norfolk Marian Associates 1. MICHAEL ANTHONY BUTLER 1605 McDaniel St., Portsmouth Student Council 1, 3; Vice-president 3; JV Basketball 1, 2; V Basketball 3, 4; L’Esprit Staff 4; V Baseball 2; Key Club 4; Class President 4; Dramatics Speech 4. JO ANNE MARIA CANDRILLI St. Theresa 83 Oregon Avenue, Portsmouth 488-2253 Glee Club 1, 2; V Cheerleader 2, 3; V Captain A, Spirit Staff 2; L’Esprit Staff 4; Marian Associates 1, 2, 3; Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4. SUSAN MARIE CORSI St. Paul 5221 Lake Circle Drive, Portsinouth 484-5288 Student Council Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1, 2; L’Esprit Staff 4; Marian Associates 1, 2; Dramatics Speech 1. JOSEPH PAUL CRUZ St. Paul 2320 Battery Park Road, Chesapeake 487-5962 Student Council 2; Key Club 4. MARY SUSAN CUTHRIELL St. Theresa 601 Mimosa Road, Portsmouth 488-0645 Student Council 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Marian Associates 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Co-Captain 4. Christ the King 853-6120 St. Paul 393-2628 KATHERINE DENISE DIDIO St. Theresa 2116 Oregon Avenue, Portsmouth 399-8106 Glee Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Marian Associates 1, 2. WILLIAM ERNEST EDWARDS, JR. Holy Angels 11 Bradley Avenue, Portsmouth 488-5244 V Baseball 2, 3, 4; Spirit Staff 2, 3; Library Council 1, 2, 3. RUDOLPH FREEMAN, JR. St. Paul 527 Lenora Avenue 399-6107 Library Council 3, 4; JV Basketball 2; V Baseball 3, 4; Key Club 3; Treasurer 4. RANDY GARDNER St. Theresa 1203 Hodges Ferry Road, Portsmouth 488-2292 V Baseball 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Class Vice-president 1. YVETTE HALEY Holy Angels 312 Wynn Circle, Portsmouth 487-5379 Glee Club 3, 4; L’Esprit Staff 4; Future Nurses 2; Art Club 3. BERNARD HAZEL HAMILTON St. Theresa 3519 Winchester Drive, Portsmouth 393-4189 Key Club 3, 4. SHARON L. HARLOW St. Paul 3821 Barberry Lane, Portsmouth 484-4826 Glee Club 4; Art Club 4. RICHARD J. HENN St. Theresa 401 Concord Road, Portsmouth 488-1535 Student Council 3, 4; JV Basketball Manager 1; V Basketball Manager 3, A, L’Esprit Staff 4; Key Club 3, Vice-president 4. PATRICK KANE HERRICK Holy Angels Quarters I, N.A.D., St. JuUen’s Creek, Chesapeake 487-2139 JV Basketball 1, Co-Captain 2; V Basketball 3, 4; Track Field 4; Spirit Staff 3, 4; Key Club 4. FRANCES MARIE HOFFLER St. Paul 4121 Taylor Road, Churchland .. 484-2274 National Honor Society 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1, 2; V Cheerleader 3, 4; Spirit Staff 2, 3, Business Manager 4; L ’Esprit Staff, Editor 4; Marian Associates 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Speech 1; Future Nurses 3, 4; Secretary 2; Library Council 1, 2 . MARGARET ANNA HOLDER St. Theresa 3412 Winchester Drive, Portsmouth 393-3269 Glee Club 1, 2, 3; L’Esprit Staff 4; Marian Associates 1, 2; Dramatics Speech 1; Future Nurses 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3. DAVID CHARLES HOLLEY St. Paul 4500 Norman Road, Portsmouth 484-6222 JV Basketball 1, 2; V Basketball 3, 4; Spirit Staff 2, 3; Key Club 3, President 4. KATHERINE L. JOHNSTON Christ the King 2101 SUbert Road, Norfolk 853-0202 Glee Club 2; L ’Esprit Staff 4; Marian Associates 1, 2. PATRICIA ANN LARSON St. Paul 646 Lanier Cresent, Portsmouth 399-4750 Glee Club 1, 2; Marian Associates 1, 2. STEPHEN PROCTER LILES St. Theresa 506 Sussex Drive, Portsmouth 397-7126 Student Council 1, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, President 4; Glee Club 1, 2; JV Basketball 2; V Baseball 3, A L’Esprit Staff 4; Dramatics Speech 1; Key Club 3, 4. CATHERINE MARIE LIVERMON St. Paul 21 10 Lansing Avenue, Portsmouth 393-1325 National Honor Society 3, Vice-president 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4; L’Esprit Staff 4; Marian Associates 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4; Dramatics Speech 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Council 1, 2. I 73 Senior Class Directory CECELIA ANN LIVERMON St. Paul 21 10 Lansing Avenue, Portsmouth 393-1325 National Honor Society 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spirit Staff 2, 3, 4; Marian Associates 1, 2, Vice-president 3, President 4; Dramatics Speech 2, 3. JOSEPH PAUL NUANO St. Theresa 4605 King Street 397-8253 Glee Club 2, President 3; V Baseball 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4. RITA LOUISE MORRIS St. Paul 110 Florida Avenue, Portsmouth 393-0795 Glee Club 1, 2; JV Cheerleader 1, Co-Captain 2,L’Esprit Staff 4; Marian Associates 1, 2. EUGENE MURPHY St. Mary 1628 Vernon Drive, Norfolk KI3-3308 JV Basketball 1; V Basketball 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Track Field 4; Key Club 3, 4; Spirit Staff 2, Sports Editor 3. PATRICK JOSEPH NEE, JR. St. Theresa 1041 Stanley Road, Portsmouth 488-1926 JV Basketball 1, 2; V Basketball 3, Co-Captain 4; V Baseball 4; Track Field 4; Key Club 3, 4. THEODORE MARIUS PITTS Holy Angels 515 Eisenhower Circle, Portsmouth 487-3874 Latin Club 1, 2, 4; Student CouncU 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spirit Staff 4; Key Club 4; Library Council 2; Art Club 3, President 4. SUSAN MARIE SASSER Holy Angels 1204 Boxwood Drive, Chesapeake 487-0802 Library Council 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; L’Esprit Staff 4; Marian Associates 1, 2, 3. JOHN MARTIN SAUL Holy Angels 2677 Powell Circle, Chesapeake 487-1413 Library Council 2, 3; L ’Esprit Staff 4; Key Club 4. KATHERINE VICTORIA SCHOEN St. Theresa 91 Kansas Avenue, Portsmouth 488-2681 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spirit Staff 1; L’Esprit Staff 4; Marian Associates 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN M. SEDLACKO St. Theresa 904 Stanley Road, Portsmouth 488-6019 Student Council 1, 2; National Honor Society 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, President 4; V Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Spirit Staff 1, 2, 3, Associate Editor 4 L’Esprit Staff Assistant Editor 4; Marian Associates 1, 2, 4, Secretary 3; Class Vice-president 2. VALERIE CATHERINE SQUYARS St. Theresa 213 McLean Street, Portsmouth 399-4855 Glee Club 1, 2; L’Esprit Staff 4; Marian Associates 1, 2, 3; Library Council 1, 2, 3. W. HUNT STAPLES, JR. St. Theresa 327 Grayson Street, Portsmouth 399-4890 V Basketball 2, 3, 4. JOHN ANTHONY PLASKETT St. Mary 7920 Hampton Blvd., Norfolk Student Council 3, President 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; V Baseball 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Library Council 2, 3. MELISSA STEWART Holy Angels 1409 Sherbrook Road, Chesapeake 487-2132 Glee Club 1, 2; V Cheerleader 3, 4; Spirit Staff 1, 2; Marian Associates 1, 2; Latin Club Secretary 2. DAVID MICHAEL REED • St. Theresa 3429 Turnpike Road, Portsmouth 393-0670 Student Council 2; V Baseball 2, 3, 4; L’Esprit Staff 4; Key Club 4; Latin Club 2. MICHAEL THOMAS RICHARDS 1440 LaSalle Avenue, Portsmouth W. CARSON STREETER Holy Angels 44 Farragut Street, Portsmouth 397-9849 THOMAS LOWE WALKER St. Paul 2821 Bayview Blvd., Portsmouth 397-1317 Glee Club 1, 2; JV Basketball 1, 2; V Basketball 3, 4; V Baseball 3, 4; Spirit Staff 3, 4; Key Club 3, Secretary 4. LEROY C. RUCKER St. Paul 2115 Piedmont Avenue, Portsmouth 399-5344 JV Basketball 1; V Basketball 2, 3, 4; V Baseball 1, 2, 4, Spirit Staff 3, 4. MELODIE ANN RUSSELL St. Paul 112 Armstrong Street, Portsmouth 393-9137 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, L’Esprit Staff 4; Marian Associates 1, 2, 3, 4. GRACE ANNE WARD St. Paul 3129 Verne Avenue, Portsmouth 484-5616 Library Council 1, 2, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; L’Esprit Staff 4; Marian Associates 1, 2; Dramatics Speech 2; Future Nurses 1, 3, Treasurer 2, President 4. WILLIAM R. WARD 99 Aylwin Road, Portsmouth Autio-visual 4. JOSEPH MICHAEL RUSSO 24 Burtis Street, Portsmouth MICHAEL LEE SAMEK 204 Derby Road, Portsmouth JV Basketball Manager 1, 2; Library Council 1. Holy Angels 399-6657 Holy Angels 397-8334 LAURIE ANNE WINTERBERG St. Theresa 1005 Martin Avenue, Portsmouth 488-1267 Student Council 1, 2, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Marian Associates 2, President 1; Dramatics Speech 1, Secretary 2, President 3; Class Treasurer 3. 74 SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Boone Mrs. Arthur W. Buchannan Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Butler Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Clifford Dr. J. J. Dempsey Captain and Mrs. Wm. Dreitlein Rev. Julius Cilinski Rev. William Connelly Rev. Charles Gerloff Rev. Gerard School, M.S.S. Rev. Francis Allen, S.M.M. Rev. Michael Creedon Tommy Allen Mr. and Mrs. U. Earl Allen, Jr. William Agee Mrs. Lucy Ambrosino Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Anderson Deborah Antony Egbert Applecromby Tommy Ashcraft Mrs. Margaret Askew T. M. “Tom” Bailey Mrs. Inez D. Baker Miss Ann Balsamo Joseph Balsamo Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Balsamo Mr. Bernard B. Bankos Mrs. Bernard B. Bankos Paul Bankos Z. 1. Blackman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Bonneau Branton’s Esso Service Cmdr. and Mrs. Charles E. Breen Mrs. AiJeen Brown Brenda T. Brown Joseph T. Brown, Jr. Evestella D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Brown, Sr. Mary Jane Brown Mildred Brown Punky Brown Mr. William V. Buchannan Carrie Buck Mrs. Aldah Butler Mr. Charles B. Butler Mrs. Charles B. Butler A friend Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Hoffler Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Holley J. V. Cheerleaders Mrs. John J. Kirchmier HONORARY PATRONS Rev. John Miffleton Daughters of Charity Daughters of Wisdom Mrs. Gail Butt Mrs. Suzanne Crawley M. Gerald Gavin PATRONS Mrs. Estelle Butler Mrs. T. F. Burket Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burt Mrs. Butt Fred L. Campbell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Carpenito Miss Margaret M. Carr Mrs. Arthur Cato Charlie and Kathy Mr. R. S. Clark Kathy Clifford Betty Cowling Bryan Cowling Peggy Cowling Mrs. R. J. Cowling Mrs. Mary D. Crabtree Richard Crawford Bill and Dyan Crone Kenneth Alan Crone, ’67 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Crone Cully’s Boat Station Mr. Charles M. Cuthriell, III Mrs. Bernice H. Davis Miss Catherine Didio Teresa Didio Mr. A. DiPaolo Mr. V. DiPaolo and family Mrs. A. DiPaolo Dilbert’s Uniform Shop Catherine Domme Michael W. Dreitlein John Dulinsky Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Duncan Mike Durham Mr. and Mrs. Julian P. Liles Mr. and Mrs. John A. Plaskett Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Resolute, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Saul Mr. and Mrs. Noah Smith Miss Marguerite Kalbileisch Mrs. Kathleen La Fleur Mrs. Lynn Laning Mrs. Jane Newbill Mrs. Charlotte Opaulski Mr. Moses Schapiro Mr. Richard Early Mrs. Richard Early Mrs. F. Warren Eller Jerry Facenda Mr. and Mrs. A. Facenda Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fedor Maureen Ann Fedor Joe M. Felix Mr. and Mrs. A. Wayne Fielding Bartholomew T. Foster Michael Lee Foster Patrick Lyman Foster Mary Bridget Foster Miss Bemadine M. Foster Mrs. Benjamin Foster, Sr. Mrs. Laura Freeman Freshman Class, Room 5 A Friend William Earl Froehlick Mr. and Mrs. John Gabriel Ronnie Gardner Mr. and Mrs. John G. Gillikin, Jr. Marian Glynn M. C. Glynn Mr. and Mrs. John T. Glynn Grade 8, Room 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Green Jo Ann and Frank Guinan Mrs. Elizabeth M. Haley Maj. and Mrs. John H. Haley C. W. Hamilton Mrs. Eleanor Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Harlow Pat Harris 76 Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Harris Roger K. Haskett Thomas B. Heartwell Mrs. Ruth C. Hendricks Ricky Henn Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Hill Paulette Hill Mrs. Ruth Hines Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hobbs Miss Evelyn Hoelzel Mr. O. F. Hoelzel Mrs. O. F. Hoelzel Patty Hoelzel Cathy Hoffler Fran Hoffler Judy Hoggard, ’70 Margaret and Sandy Holder Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holder Holy Angels Boy Scout Troop 251 Mr. Paul W. Hoofmagle Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Howard Mr. Tyrone Howard Mrs. G. M. Jackson L. V. Jeffers Joanne and Billy JoAnne and Hank Mike Johnakin Maj. and Mrs. Roland Jones Judy and Nicky Johanna Kappler Mike Kappler Kathy and Tiny Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Keil Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kelly Catherine Kilpatrick James Kilpatrick Ann Marie Kingsland Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Kingsland Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kirsch Brenda Knapp Charles Knight Mrs. Ronald Lafleur Mrs. Amelia Larson Mr. James H. Leahy, Fr. Marie Lepore Mrs. Rocco Lepore Linda Lewin Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Livermon, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Livermon, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Livermon Sgt. and Mrs. Stanley L. Livermon Miss Helen Lovitt PATRONS Mr. Don Lusk Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Mann Mr. J. A. Martin Cathy Martinette Louis A. Martinette Bridget S. May Mrs. Mary B. McElfresh Mrs. Helen McLain Peter Meagher and Frank Tretola Mr. and Mrs. John S. Miano, Sr. Paul Miano Mrs. Alberta Milber Mrs. Margret K. Montague Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Morris Maria Naghiu Victor Nobles J. Howard O’Brien Mr. John S. O’Brien, Jr. Mrs. John S. O’Brien, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ollice Chip O’Reilly Mr. and Mrs. F. E. O’Reilly Mr. A. A. Owens Obie Parks Mr. Peacock Mr. Marshall A. Pearson Mrs. Marshall A. Pearson Mr. N. V. Pearson Frank Peralta Mrs. G. E. Perrot, Jr. J. L. Pettit William Clark Phelps Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Piedmont Mary Ellen Piedmont Mr. and Mrs. Richard Piland George Pleasants Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Prince Mr. and Mrs. Pruders Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pruitt, Jr. Mrs. Gurlie Reid Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Reinholz Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Resolute, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Resolute, Sr. Red, White, and Blue Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. George Rice Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richards Elizabeth Richards Harry L. Richards Jr. Joseph D. Richards Sr. Mrs. Mary H. Richards Mary Richards Michael Richards Norma Robert Miss Catharine A. Rossi Lorraine Russell Mrs. J. E. Russo Joseph Michael Russo Aaron Salzberg and Son Mrs. Anna M. Saul George L. Scalise Miss Theresa A. Schoen Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Sedlacko Gus Seebo Katie Seebo Angie Selvestre Mr. Joseph C. Skinner Mr. and Mrs. James Smith Cathy Squyars Mrs. C. Squyars Richard Squyars Tim Squyars Steve Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. W. Carson Streeter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Stroud Sue and Sparky A. J. Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Tarsi Mr. W. T. Tierney Mrs. W. T. Tierney Mr. S. A. Tisdale Mrs. S. A. Tisdale Tony, Adam, and Ross “ Mrs. Frank Tretola Pamela Vanderberry Ann Vico Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Vonasek Miss Linda Voshall Mrs. Mary C. Wakefield Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Walden Mrs. Nellie K. Walke Lee W. Walker 111 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wallin Mrs. Ann Warren Brian Warren Mr. Clavin L. Warren Mr. James E. Watson Mrs. James E. Watson Rudolph A. Weth Mrs. Blanche Williams Mrs. Martha Williams Mr. Robert Williams Louis M. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Wilson Bobby Wilson, ’68 Miss Carrol Wood Mrs. Anna Woodard 77 We are great loyal and true. We’re the CLASS of ’72! PORTSMOUTH CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 78 SNELLINGS SMITH WELTON FUNERAL HOME Downtown Norfolk Virginia Beach 1927 Higli Street Portsmouth— MidCity Portsmouth, Va. Ward’s Corner Great Bridge JOCK B. H UGHES Real Estate— Rentals— Insurance Listen to 7510 Granby Street W H 1 H Norfolk, Virginia for Scotty Andrews — 6:35— 9A.M. LEGGETTS A1 Parker — 9:AM.— 1:30 217-219 High Street 517 Middle Street Starr Merritt — Up to the Minute News Portsmouth, Va. CHURCHLAND PHARMACY 2330 Churchland Boulevard Portsmouth, Va. 484-1512 79 taste that beats the others cold... Pepsi pours it on! PEPSICOLA Best Wishes From JOHN ANTHONY PLASKETT THE FACULTY STUDENTS GRILLO ' S CATERING SERVICE of St. John’s Seminary Richmond in Virginia STYLECREST BEAUTY SALON 4249 Portsmouth Blvd. Portsmouth, Virginia 80 VOLKSWAGON by WAYSIDE CLEANERS VICTORY SALES Complete Monogramming Service 3601 Victory Blvd. Portsmouth On the Corner Doing 471 1 Portsmouth Blvd. Portsmouth, Va. Business On the Square 488-2621 Thank You for Shopping at RICE ' S O ' NEAL ' S STUDIO OF PORTRAITURE Fashions for the Family 512 High Street Downtown— Wards Corner Portsmouth, Va. Janaf— Princess Anne Plaza 397-6651 • BURROW-MARTIN DRUG STORE 8200 Hampton Blvd. Norfolk, Va. Visit the Club Room QUALITY SHOP 309 High Street CHERRY-PEARSON 2100 Atlantic Ave. Virginia Beach, Va. Serving Tidewater’s Best Dressed Students Since 1917 CAFFEE’S BAKERY 425 County Street Portsmouth, Va. THE FAMOUS High Court Portsmouth, Va. A. C. FIELDS 655 Mt. Vernon Ave. Portsmouth, Va. 397-4952 The South’s Foremost Specialty Shop 81 KING DODGE INC. Congratulations to the Class of 1969! 1313 High Street from Portsmouth, Virginia DE PAUL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING MASTER AUTO SERVICE Norfolk, Virginia CORP. Virginia’s first fully accredited hospital 2401 High Street Norfolk, Virginia EX: 3-2595 Compliments of KING OPTICAL CO. 505 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia DIDIO’S RESTAURANT METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE George Washington Hwy. Lee W. Walker, Jr. and Elm Avenue PORTSMOUTH MUSIC CO. 1803 Higli Street Portsmouth, Virginia 82 HOWARD JOHNSON ' S OCEAN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Chesapeake, Va. P. 0. Box 12270 Norfolk, Virginia Congratulations Class of ’69 Serving Tidewater Electrically PENELLO TRAWLING CO., INC. 2928 Replica Lane Day: 855-1040 PORTSMOUTH BOWL CROSSROAD SHOE REPAIR 4208 Portsmouth Blvd. Portsmouth, Virginia BOWLING For the Family for the Military APPRECIATION A word of thanks to all our sponsors, patrons and advertisers. Without your interest in our yearbook, its publication would not be possible. L’Esprit Staff 48 Lanes 399-7578 83 STUDENT COUNCIL ' ASSOCIATION DANIEL PHARMACY George Washington Highway PORTSMOUTH CATHOLIC Victory Boulevard Portsmouth, Va. HIGH SCHOOL PORTSMOUTH ELECTRIC SUPPLIES BRENNAN FUNERAL 1817 Higli Street HOME Portsmouth, Virginia 711 Washington St. GLOVER CENTER OF MUSIC Portsmouth, Va. 305 High Street Portsmouth, Va. Pianos— Organs— Stereos 84 y r! z - ! Jf N X a O MZi ? P9aAXi njtt - j CLASS OF 1970 f l il « 1 Portsmouth Catholic High School Chf ui u Xkttb ■w 1 - JlV y {) 3 Sw. X s ■ .x ' XV CLASS OF ' 71 Mr. E. J. Tierney PORTSMOUTH CATHOLIC H. S. U. S. BUILDING SERVICE COMPANY FOSTER FUNERAL HOME EARLE ' S SUPERMARKETS Portsmouth, Virginia 103 Battlefield Boulevard, North Chesapeake, Virginia 397-2391 “You Can Do Better at EARLE’S Where Your Business is Appreciated.” COLEY PETERSON, INC. 840 W. 25th Street Norfolk, Va. Please Drive Carefully SHONEY’S BIG BOY Plumbing, Heating Air Conditioner Service Coffee Shop — Car Service 627-7788 86 JUJL ' y V . ' t t y i!l oy ' CLASS OF 1 969 Duth Catholic High School ■’s, y y iyy’fr ' j2p - ' Z ' d ' 87 New Used Cars ' ACTION OLDSMOBILE- CADILLAC, INC. A.G. PINKSTON COMPANY 1300 Higli Street Contractors Portsmouth, Va. 1805 County Street 397-7041 Portsmouth, Va. ST. PAUL’S CHURCH Portsmouth, Virginia 88 ST. PA UL’S WOMEN’S CLUB Portsmouth, Va. O’BRIEN HEATING OIL CO. JIMMY STEWART Two Plants to Serve You ROGERS CLOTHES, INC. 1404 South St.— Portsmouth, Va. Tyre Neck Road-Churchland Town And Country Shopping Center 3926 George Washington Hwy. Portsmouth, Va. 23702 J. V. O’Brien 484-1411 397-9671 •« OXFORD SQUARE CRADOCK FABRIC YARN SHOP 48 Afton Square Portsmouth, Va. RESTAURANT Where the Gang Meets for Cokes HUGHES FLORIST 4212 Portsmouth Blvd. Portsmouth, Va. 488-2526 The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U. S. ROBERT L. HOLLEY One Crawford Parkway Portsmouth, Virginia 89 RUSSELL’S HARD CRABS - SOFT STEAMED CRABS Foot of North Elm Avenue Portsmouth, Va. 393-3551 AIRLINE TELEVISION SERVICE 3612 Turnpike Road Portsmouth, Va. MIDCITY WIG CENTER EX: 3-6782 Mid City Shopping Center Portsmouth, Va. Flowers for all Occasions BRENTWOOD FLORAL GIFT SHOP 1 105 George Washington Hwy. N. Chesapeake, Va. 487-5868 90 WILLIAM T. PEARSON COLEMAN NURSERY Plumbing and Heating GARDENTOWN 4405 Gannon Road Portsmouth, Va. 484-6805 4934 High Street West KEE DEE NURSERY 3500 King Street Portsmouth, Va. 3 KORNER MOTORS 1 1 1 1 Airline Boulevard All Model Used Cars 397-9502 RODMAN ' S BAR-B-QUE JUNY PARKER’S CITGO SERVICE 1808 Portsmouth Blvd. L- 399.9290 L. W. Parker, Sr. Portsmouth, Virginia EPPINGER RUSSELL CO. CLARK’S CREDIT CLOTHIERS 12 Downtown Plaza Norfolk, Va. Wood Preservers Since 1878 Money Point Chesapeake, Va. Gene and Mary Ridgeway representing NORFOLK MOBILE HOMES, INC. 716 So. Military Highway Norfolk, Va. M. M. CROCKIN FURNITURE CO. 211-13-15 High Street Portsmouth, Va. EX 9-2463 91 PORTSMOUTH CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 92 In Memory of MAJOR ROBERT A. CRABTREE U.S.M.C. Class of 1952 LEWIS CHEVROLET CENTER Turnpike Rd. Harbor Drive BUCHANNAN CONSTRUCTION CO. Norfolk, Virginia 853-6120 Portsmouth, Va. It’s Fun to Go Formal Your Honey of a Dealer BOB ' S FORMAL WEAR 2216 High St. 393-09 31 393-7341 Prom Headquarters ROSE ' S AUTO SUPPLY CAMILLE’S HAIR FASHIONS 4105 George Washington Hwy. Cradock-Portsmouth, Va. MidCity Annex 3101 South St. 397-6351 New and Rebuilt Auto Parts 397-2751 We Cater To Portsmouth’s Most Prominent Women 6 Expert Hair Stylists To Serve You ALEXANDER’S PURE OIL 3529 High Street 393-3221 Portsmouth, Virginia We Specialize In Teen Styles VIRGINIA FURNITURE COMPANY No. 7 Downtown Plaza Norfolk, Virginia 93 ALUMINUM AWNING COMPANY 2747 Tidewater Drive Norfolk 9, Virginia Life-long Aluminum Awnings GLAZER’S 319 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia TINK LANE Portsmouth, Virginia Seniors, join PORTSMOUTH CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNAE LOUIS LEGUM 875 E. Little Creek Road Norfolk, Virginia “The Showcase of Showplace Furniture” CHURCHLAND PHILLIPS 66 STATION 2335 Churchland Blvd. Portsmouth, Virginia SEARS BETTY BOB COOPERS JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS INC. Portsmouth, Virginia ABBOTTS 100 West Freemason Street Norfolk, Virginia DICK’S AUTO SUPPLY 3519 Victory Blvd. Portsmouth, Virginia Hl-WAY PHARMACY 4519 George Washington Hwy. Cradock JOHNSON-ATWELL PRESCRIPTION 508 Washington Street Portsmouth, Virginia 94 HI! I’m B.J., the “Everloving” D.J. (Bob Jackson). Here’s hoping you, the Students of Portsmouth Catholic High, are successful in all of your Ventures!! HOFHIEMER ' S BRAND NAME SHOES OUR 83’RD YEAR A FRIEND KILBY’S FLORIST, INC Portsmouth, Virginia 397-5853 SASSER REALTY COMPANY Portsmouth, Virginia 399-3018 95 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ST. PAUL’S 418 Council Portsmouth, Virginia All Kinds of Instruments MOZART PIANO MART 436 Granby Street Norfilk, Virginia PORTSMOUTH CATHOLIC CRAWFORD HOUSE, INC. Featuring Ethan Allen Furniture Frederick Boulevard Portsmouth, Virginia HOME SCHOOL ASSOCIATION Since 1879 SPERTNER JEWELERS MidCity 96 AMES BROWNLEY Downtown Norfolk Janaf Shopping Center Wards Corner FIRST FEDERAL Flowers for all Occasions SAVINGS LOAN THE BOUQUET SHOP Bridal Gowns Photography Wedding Announcements Virginia Beach, Va. 420-8776 Holt W. Butt GOSPORT DOUGHTIE S BAR-B-QUE MOTOR SERVICE BOND’S TEXACO STATION West Norfolk Road Body Repairs Auto Painting PORTSMOUTH HARDWARE 2100 Portsmouth Blvd. Portsmouth, Virginia Opposite Maryview Hospital 399-9680 Industrial Supplies Machine Tools 397-0703 97 DEBBIE ANTONY Rachel Parker JOHN DEMPSEY -- FRIEND HOUSE OF BEAUTY JOE VONASAK Across from Sears 507 Williamsburg Ave. Portsmouth, Virginia NORFOLK VENEER MILLS, INC. 399-7186 YOUTH CENTER Compliments of 409 Granby Street DEPORRES CATHOLIC CLUB Norfolk, Virginia Portsmouth, Va. SEVENTH WARD PHARMACY Shoes Repaired Portsmouth, Virginia C. H. MOORE AND SONS Portsmouth, Virginia 399-3131 399-9488 NATURAL GAS the clean, economical fuel for HARRELL S SPORT SHOP • Heating • Cooking • Hot Water • Air Conditioning • Clothes Drying 607 609 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia A Portsmouth Gas Co. Pee Gee Co. 800 Loudoun Avenue 98 Compliments of MORRIS COMPANY, INC. 206 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia CITIZENS TRUST COMPANY CHEWNING, GODWIN AND HOGGARD 355 Crawford Pkwy. Portsmouth, Virginia JANET’S TYPEWRITER SERVICE Portsmouth, Virginia 393-6854 MADEMOISELLE “This area’s best VIRGINIAN PILOT dressed women are our customers”. AND LEDGER STAR DODD MOTOR CO. Portsmouth, Virginia 488-2721 101 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia JON-ARTHOR Portsmouth, Virginia 99 CONCLUSION These final pages bring to a close L’ESPRJT 1969. We trust that our memory book is really all we hoped to accomplish in the Foreword. The challenge of the 1960’s is both gigantic and stimulating. The yearbook staff hopes that with the help of God the training received at Portsmouth Catholic will equip students with the understanding and personal effectiveness of lifelong success. The Yearbook Staff too