Roanoke Catholic High School - Key Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

1 ki Cathohcs of Roanoke Mourn Beloved B1shop The faculty and student body of Roanoke Catholic Hugh School lonn thelr prayers with those of the clergy rellglous and lalty of Roanoke for the repose of the soul of their loved shepherd l-lls Excellency Bishop Deter L lreton They express their heartfelt sorrow at the loss sustained by the enture Daocese of Richmond at the death of thelr dear Blshop whose memory wlll be affectionately treasured for has fldellty self SGCFITICS and devotlon to the flock entrusted to hns care The youth nn the parochual schools have be n specual beneflclarles of his zeal for Cathollc educatnon They wall cherish thenr privileged contacts wlth ham these wlll ever remaln an IH splratnon to higher happier Cathollc llvlng May hus great soul merut the reward he so ruchly deserves O I 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 - 1 D . . . . . . . , N, . I - I . The Annual Staff Presents THE 1958 EDITION OF VOLL ME SEVEN Roanoke Cathohc: H1gh School 8 f N 'EV 3 E ,Um - I MX U LUX -I - wwf' k - ' A 1 DX X ,. F Z Qdlff' Foreword Thus lotest edltuoh ot THE KEY otters to nts reoders o tew peeps os It were through the keyhole ot the coptnvotlhg persoholltles ond ex cltmg octnvutles connected with Roo rmoke Cotholnc The stott as cogmzont ot the foct thot the Holy Ghost IS the underlymg couse of oll our octlohs so these poges deplct the hoppy re sult ot l-lns msplrotnoh m our every doy school lute Moy thus some Spurut ot Knowledge gunde us post the other mnlestones ot ond moy oll the octlons ot our reoders be corrued on by l-las grocuous ossnst once so thot their lives too moy be replete wlth l-las gntts cmd trusts ' ' ' ' ' ' - lite until we reoch our ultimote gool, . . Q I - . I . I I I . Q S 'r Table of Contents ix N N, 'X Qxxgfn ,I 1 sly!! l- I Dedication ..... Po e4 ' 1 ' fix Administrotio . . . Poge5 . 'S Seniors ..,... Poge 13 V I, 1 'N J ' P 25 1 S W um ...... oge L X 5 fx, Sophom .... Poge31 5 Q T X F h ..,.. Page 37 ' QS A .5 l K6 N34 InR ' ..... Poge 43 X 1 por s ....... Poge 63 U S . I ' A Ad Ti ments . . Poge 73 X 1 Q 'ies nuuiuviuuun .sinmnn Dedication K old h s s al e b ble that We joytully dedicate the seventh edatuon at THE KEY to our dearest possessions our parents May thus our yearbook be a lasting rernlnder of the tulaal devotion we have to those who made possuble our Catholic edu f th h o ayett y cation at thus partncular school We have put our love nn the plan nrng of every page and we beg the Inght and blessings ot the Holy Ghost on you tor lt rs through Hum that we offer thus trubute V Y Beh , t u h l very man e ssed eare t C L rdg and m 5 hou see th childrcrfs children . . . Ps. l27. li . I ' I I l 4 bfi? v iii 6'-fi, X fglg X in , 1,251 AT f - ' 8 fx -sl, f ' 4 X Q yy xx 64 X Q 651 QQ 1.9 f ' MW VV x m Th h f dh' 'fhg y dh dht f h th k fThyl'1 d OL d,--P I VIII6 Qur Bishops . Bishop's House 800 Cathedral Place Richmond 3, Virginia To the Graduates of 1958 Roanoke Catholic High School Roanoke, Virginia Dear Graduates of 1958: I felicitate the graduates of the Class of '58 on the successful completion of their Course, May all of you go on for collegiate work. The Church needs leadership from among the Laity, men and women, Real education and its training must be the founda- tion of proper leadership. Every Blessing to you graduates, to the good Sisters who pre- pared you to your parents who sacrificed to lead you to Christ and His Blessed Mother Faithfully in our Lord 'i PETER L IRETON Bishop of Richmond fWe t easure ths message because it is the Bishops last letter to the students of R C Hl Most Reverend Peter L lreton D D Ninth Bishop of Richmond Born September 21 1882 Died April 27 1958 'ss 0 .sL9s 9 WW' In l . 1 Ir pznsmmdd , . I r i ' l I l . . . , . 4 I I , W . .-W-- Q4 2 Q ,I :I l Q. 'l. lli Lib , gg. JW rg ls., A-Tw: '- 3041 C ' ' I ' 9 . Richmond, Virginia 808 East Grace Street Richmond 19, Virginia February 7, 1958 To the Graduates ot 1958 Roanoke Catholic High School Roanoke, Virginia Dear Graduates ot 1958: For years you have labored to learn the truths taught by God in nature and in religion. Their deep roots, their common bond, lie hidden without the assistance ot the Holy Ghost. He alone can scale the heights to God and stir the embers ot love that too otten grow cold in the world To learn without Him is error to live without Him is death He makes all truth to glitter and all love to glow Only an ignorant world tries to survive away from Him May your devotion to the Holy Ghost be an integral part ot your lite God bless you Fa thtully in Christ Most Rev Joseph H Hodges Auxiliary Bishop ot Richmond QQ-K Most Reverend Joseph H Hodges Auxiliary Bishop of Richmond 'EM vb vi c AS umiw 'ic X145 317 'T 53 's ' . g . 5 ' ' , .L l , . M, . 'sf x . ' A IX o' ,lip ' K . 'V ' af-'O ' I , ' ',- , Q '- - - A- -' fi .' , ,, ' s ,' r ARI? '-iw ,. ' 'Q f. A , .',.., 3 , Our Pastors Reverend Robert F Beattie Father Beattie Pastor ot Our Lady of Nazareth Church is a welcome visitor at R, C. H. His interest in the activities of the student body is sin- cere. We have come to love his kindly manner and his keen wit. His daily lite exemplifies convincingly the prin- ciples and ideals he strives to toster in the hearts and minds ot those under his priestly influence. We cannot pass over the years we have known him without a special tribute ot gratitude tor his continual encouragement. Very Reverend John S lgoe V F Father lgoe Pastor ot Saint An drew Church has a vast amount ot courage determination and patience to use in attempting to raise the stand ards at Roanoke Catholic High To him in a spirit of cooperation we pledge our loyalty and support know ing that R C H -our Alma Mater will continue the fine work after we are gone We sincerely hope and shall earn estly pray that the Divine Teacher may bless Father lgoes efforts with complete success through all the days he lives on the hill . Gur Assistants Reverend William P. Connelly-Saint Andrew Parish Father Connelly came to us from Saint Mary Church, Norfolk. Previous to this assignment he was a captain in the U.S.A.F.R. His enthusiasm and zeal made us like him from the beginning. He will be remembered for his Information Class and for the lively stories he tells of the men in the Air Force The Juniors claimed him for Religion Reverend John J OConnell Saint Andrew Parish Father O Connell had regular classes in versed in Theology by the end of the sopho Religion in the Freshman and Sophomore more year His ready smile and willingness rooms We understand they will be well to help make us know his interest is genuine Reverend Vincent L Camp: Our Lady of Nazareth Parish Father Camp: taught Religion in the Senior room This class had an advanced course in Apologetics The athletic program had no more lively supporter than this fiery little priest from Na areth Parish He was ever ready with his camera and the showing of snapshots was always a welcome diversion' 9 and Our Faculty are The Slsters on the faculty were Suster Mlruam Pruncupal socual scuence and dl rector of Student Councll Suster Mary Car mella Latin and Engllsh sponsor of the Book Cover Contest Suster Austuna Spanish llbrarlan moderator of C S M C Snster Mildred pnano vouce conductor Pacellu Chonsters Sister Catharune James Englush commercial lnaugurator ot the F B LA Sister Robert Vincent math and science advisor of Sclence Club Mr Davidson taught chemistry to the Sensors Has scnentltnc approach was an nn spuratnon to some and a cause of hours at study to others nil' all . Mrs Fox or Peggy Vehr as we are used to callnng her coached our gurls bas ketball agaln In the Cnty League the team placed second which helped to bal ance the losses an other areas Mr Monaghan coached the football squad and our basketball team for the l957 l958 term Although the boys did not have a wnnnlng season In some respects the year was a good one Mrs Steele came to us from Andrew Lewss She had the wholehearted coopera tlon of every gurl nn the physical education classes We hope she wall be wuth us for many years to come Rnchard Davidson Mr J .l Monaghan Mrs Ray Fox Mrs Charles G Steele 1 I 1 l -Q . . .- , I . , - 2 4 ' I . ' , ' , ' ' , . . . .g i' S 1 H 1 . A ' . ,g . I - ' . - I- , . Q Q N S V' A 1 3 ,j . ' X Mr, ' ' . . . sf- 5 nl ' , lO responsible for our school. Roanoke Catholuc Hugh servung the parushes of Roanoke and vucunuty us un ts eughth year ot exustence Located on St Andrews Hull at the end of North Jetfer son Street ut offers to every Catholuc stu dent educatuon at uts best seek furst the kungdom of God and Hus uustuce and all these thungs shall be guven you besudes Matt 624 33 Thus us the real reason for the exustence of our Catholuc schools The aum of Catholuc educatuon us to educate the whole man Reluguon us hus greatest asset for tume and eternuty so courses un reluguon are guven the furst place un our schedule The 57 58 school year has been a outstandung success scholastucally and socually More awards were won than un any one prevuous year Assemblues were more frequent and better Two of the best dances ever planned at R C H were held thus year The largest class ever to attend Catholuc Hugh regustered thus year as Freshmen Never un uts hustory has the total enrollment been as hugh or the courses been so varued May thus tune work be kept up for many years to come and may more members be added to the faculty to ease the burden - - - 1 1 , - l'l , l , . . . , ' . 11 - - ' ' I . . . ,, D . . . . . I , .. ll Our Leaders . . 1957-1958 E Student Councll Junlor representatlves Paul Belmont and Joan Alout Sensor rep resentatlves Lew Weld and Patrucna Wnn trey Treasurer Paul Thomson vnce presn dent Bonnre Dowdy presldent Fred Alout secretary Katherune Dull Sophomore rep resentatuves Susan Worrell and Tom ONeull Freshman representatnves Mary ann Rntchle and Johf Grvens Senior Class Ottlcers vnce president Pete Gorna presldent Lew Weld secretary Judy Purcell treasurer Paul Calhoun Junuor Class Ottncers vuce presndent Paul Belmont president Sam Garrlson treasurer Scotty Andrews secretary Peggy Moore Sophomore Class Ottlcers treasurer Jack Wmston vrce president Tom O Neill presldent Susan Warrell secretary Denlse Florent Freshman Class Ottncers secretary John Givens treasurer Llnda Fulton president Bull Cooper vlce presrdent Sheila Carney ,SW ages J '-Je-A Qi ff T ' P 4 0 fx, Y i N 1 ,. I ., 1 ,,, L Q 3 xl G 9 Y gum . xg 49 They Con conquer who believe they Co olorsi Royol blue cmd powder blue, Roanoke Catholic High School Me 'H FREDERICK KALIL ALOUF JR Somt Andrew MARY ANNE ATCHISON Our Lody of Nozoreth SANDRA KATHERINE BAKER Our Lody of Nozoreth MALCOLM DRISCOLL BROOKS Somt Andrew Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Eight PAUL ANTHONY CALHOUN Our Lady of Nazareth CAROL ANN COOKE Saint Andrew Saint Andrew BONNIE LEE DOWDY Our Lady of Nazareth I5 KEVIN SHEA DEANE Come, Holy Ghost, D1v1ne Senlors JAMES PATRICK GILLESPIE Our Lody of Nozoreth PIERRE ALFREDO GORIA Somt Andrew VERNON GREGORY DUDLEY Somt Gerard FREDERICK MICHAEL ELLIS Somt Andrew make our sp1r1ts hke to Thme 198 PATRICIA ANGELA GRIFFIN Scnnt Andrew JOSEPH JOHN LEVIN Our Lcdy of Nazareth LAURETTA SUE LINDUS Sounf Andrew THOMAS ELDQED MERRYMAN Sounf Andrew Bless our hearts that we may be DOROTHY FOWLKES MOODY Our Lady of Nazareth MARY FRANCES MOSES Samf Andrew Semors ELIZABETH THERESA MURRAY Samt Andrew MATTHEW JAMES O NEILL Our Lady of Nazareth I l T . ever filled with love for Thee, 1958 JUDITH ELLEN PURCELL Our Lady of Nazareth BYRON ANTHONY THOMAS Saint Andrew PATRICIA ANN THOMAS Our Lady of Nazareth JOSEPH HEATON VAN DEVENTER Our Lady of Nazareth for now and for eternity. THEADORE LEWIS WELD Saint Andrew EDWARD CHARLES WELSH Saint Andrew SCHIOIS PATRICIA ANN WINFREY Our Lady of Nazareth MASON CARLTON WINGO Saint Andrew DENNIS BODELL WICKES Our Lady of Nazareth 20 1 L i 'Y . , - R i f f 4 GV 5 :fs -, it 1, '21.. 1'5Eg. - ., 1g...f'. 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' EI f,,fII'If .1IIIIf.r,fI If N1 5, If I II. 23 C- 6 455,41 Ad, gum? P4 Motto Custom as the plogue of wise m Colors Gold cmd Whnte en ond the Idol ot tools Light Immortal Joan Marie Alouf Mel Monroe Andrews, Jr. Dolores Assaid Patricia Anne Assaid Paul Anthony Belmont Jacqueline Elizabeth Birkes Maria Regina Courey Vincent Nicholas Craddock uniors 4 , if .ai wif.. QM 3 . ' , g f 4 'E if Q 15 5 242 I X WP 3 Grace these students . Clarence Theodore Karpowich Glenward Thomas Keeney Paula Anne Kelley Kitty Maulsby Martin Martin Paul MeGlone lll Margaret Josephine Moore Robert Kelly Muse William Grant Nabors uniors 1958 with gifts sublime. Geargcric Angela Payne Rosemary Ann Payne Jasc Ricardo Carlos Perez is a Julian Arnold Stenrieff, Jr, Q in Joanne Margaret Surkamer Paul Rice Thomson, Jr, Caralvn Joyce Wiliam Frafilf Amlw' m Zaclf 'Y umor Semor Rose Dance, Aprsl 7 1958 -.ks Moonlsght and Roses was the theme of the Junsor Sensor Rose Dance on Aprsl 7 l958 The dance was sponsored by the Junsor Class for thesr guests of honor the Sensors The beauty of the audstorsum was a ssght fst for queens and prsncesses decorated a at was wsth hundreds of roses stars moons and all aglow wsth soft heavenly lsghts lsghts whsch caught the twsnkle of the stars lsghts whsch made a fasryland come to 6 Fun and frolsc of the evensng began when a pro cessson orsgsnated outssde the fantasyland of moon beams and wound sts way to the golden moon thence to the stage where the queen and prsncess were crowned and led by thesr dates to the thrones pre pared for them The entsre Junsor Class sosned to entertasn the new royalty and the snvsted guests Her Majesty Mary Anne Atchsson and Prsncess Dorss Drsscoll escorted by Ksng Dennss Wsckes and Prsnce Paul Thomson were captsvated by the loyal support of all thesr lowly subsects '-'sa J Emcee Sam Garrsson saw to t that all went on sn courtly fashson especsally when another feature the Sensor Leadouts was announced The Sensors and dates mer at the moon where a lsttle flower gsrl provsded a boutonnsere for each lady to psn on her beau lmmedsately fsfty esght happy boys and gsrls were led by thesr class pressdent Lew Weld and hss date sn a Sensor Dance The graceful dancsng made a wonderland even more wonderful The Junsors showed that they could not be out done esther sn style or grace when Class Pressdent Sam Garrssan and date led hss class for the Junsor Waltz Every gsrl wsll long treasure the dance program Stasrway to the Moon and each boy treasured for fsve msnutes a Polarosd pscture of hsmself and hss date taken sn the moon only to have st captured to be carefully kept wsth the dance program Every one declared thss The Dance of Many Happy Memorses O I . - 7 ' li x .8 ,- ' 'Ky L 'V V A l , Sb 'E ,Q ., , A F va. s j ,K V, xv, , ls' :VX Y all -V .3 ,hvli A? ' 'jf ,L fi I 1 X Nj dig I- 2. s ill., - ' X ,' 1' ..s f R34 sm ,J 7 ,., t Q- , . ,E K I , 7 ,V sw I QA A ,wg A iz GA if I ss. f I e .. ss ' i , f is Q. ft 2 , . - . i 4 V I ' ' - I l I , . ' U 4 . . . I S . . I . . - . . I I I A ' 4 I I I I 1. . , I . . . . lif . ' - , . I . . . I - H . H ' 1 - s , . . I . . . H . ,, . . . ,, , . 30 A m ll ff Wx' 1.-iilfq. A XXX. Q ,Q H AW? V M5 A i ' TW X QW H! I ' ' 1 awk Qi ' Fount of Grace . Sophomores Dara Ann Azar David Bruce Bayse Gabriella Alicia Beattie Mary Ellen Belmont Rosemary Elizabeth Brinkley Helen Theresa Callahan Patricia Wanda Chenault Dennis Allen Clark Michael John Craddock Paulita Marie Dillon and Fhe of Love .. 1958 Karen Ann Donkers Donna More Euhwce Mornlyn Ann Firm Denise Marie Florent Sandro Leigh George Robert Vincent Gevrekion Helena Gillespie Joseph Cor! Givens Michael Dallas Gruffm Amy Je-on Horosty wi? watch these pupils . Sophomores Veronica Ann Hunter Mary Katherine Leonard Sandra Leith Monsour Victoria Iris Moses Barbara Ann Murray Frederica Pauline Noijum Robert Charles Najjum James Edward O'Conner Thomas Vanston O'NeiIl Donna Cecilia Powers 1958 from heights above, James Irvin Routt Lucille Maureen Shirley Robert White Smith Leslie Lee Stennett Andrea Karla Stevens Drucilla Anna Stevens Ellen Page Stultz Jane Benito Tankersley Michael Douglas Thompson Theresa Cecilia Thurmond students gu1ded by the Dove Sophomores 1 8 Joseph Reginald Tyler Arthur Bernard Waldls Robert Ma rtln Weiner Margaret Marne Wilson John Edward Winston Joyce Duanne Woodson Carl Leonard Zlmmerman 36 Susan Cecilia Warrell X Jxw l 4 X354 1' i 1' 4 5- - G viz: lg -U ll Little scholars Freshmen Jerry Bond Agee Bernard Lee Albert Samuel Assaid Dennis Stephen Barbarics Martha Susan Bentley Josephine Ann Burnop Sheila Ann Carney Joseph Allen Cassell Jo Ann Conway William Robert Cooper Diane Camille Copty Nancy Jean Deetz Libby Jane Devers 1958 Henry John Hilderbrand Floyd Ballard l-lodges Thornas Woodrow Humphreys f acm g llfc Nancy Lee Drewery Mary Leonora Driscoll Thomas Reginald Dudley Joseph McArthur Ellis Mary Ann Etue Jean Elizabeth Fisher Ada Nell Forbes Linda Paige Fulton John Michael Givens Jarnes Gray L I if 1 ask for g Ronald James Jones Theresa Lee Klein John Michael Kowolchuk Edmund Keith Langley Michael Morgen Le Coney Marion Louise Levin Joe Chester Marechal Jean Marie McKenna Lawrence Edward McMahon William Harrison Mitchell uidance . Freshmen Rose Louise Murray Jerry Edward Olander Helen Elizabeth O'NeaI . through the strife 1958 Glen Larry Powers Freddy Utz Pshyk Carol Margaret Quinn Mary Agnes Ribble Maryann Kathryn Ritchie Nancy Kay Rodgers Samuel Proffitt Shelton Marnee Paige Slate Cynthia Marie Sobeck VVilIiam Henry Stevens Joseph Scott Taylor Frederick Wesely Thomas le 'QE at 'Mx IL help them use their gifts aright Freshmen 1958 Robin Leroy Tharmond Warren Oakley Vaughn Thomas Joseph Venable Peggy Anne Worrell James Patrick Waters Mary Michael White Sharron Marie White Sharon Frances Wickes Gerald Thomas Wingo Suzanne Estelle Worley Beverly Ann Zack Gloria Ann Zyla N gm mt xfkgm' ' n www C, Mk VXJMW' 'T VPU! Em f I 'ic gs Fl 1 lk DM ' .., ii, ,, X 4 .y'WVJ' Focus on the Annual Staff Pictured ahove Editor In Chief Matt ONerII and Dorothy Moody typust bandra Baker co edntar and Jody Purcell typust Mary Anne Atcnusan artist Fred Alouf co edltor Pat Vtlnnfre actlvltues editor and Joe vow e Snster Robert Vincent We the l958 Annual Staff hope thus yearbook IS one that meets the approval of the student body We have endeavored to gi! 44 venter photographer Not pictured Mary Frances Moses and Pete Gorua business managers Bonnse Dawdy Paul Calhoun and Malcolm Brooks sports edutors Patsy Griffin Pat Thomas and Sue Lundas copy wruters publlsh an edntlon that IS the best May thus l958 KEY always bring cherushed rnemorles to you K K X l 5 5 4 s .ff x M ,4 .,- h. . - ,Ulf I fi, 1 f . 1 l , -1 f ' 'I - f ' fd, ., ,r X .w, , . fy' N' I 'K ' ' ' ' ' :inf I , ff v 3 Qtnmn ' aug Y X 'riff Of 'L Q ' fl ., M 5 ssh, N. H .li !5 A gf, I V , 'I 'V DL f , '. I I ' Familiar Scenes at R. C. H. X Top Monday rnornnng Brught and early students are ready for another schoaf day Our hal! where so much soclal actuvuty begins Center Mary Anne seen at muster Munafn s offwce Punkne was chuef errand runner Servtce wrth a smuie seems dom In study You were studytng werent you Plnkue Bottom Working Pete79 7 The srnule denotes some satns'aCtf'Jn rn good whole anne work Lets hope you always have the p'easure af durectung such oret y girls Us Pat and Pa' y 45 xi , t . ' f' ' , to have been her soecnalty all through the sensor year. She enjoyed thus posntnon because at gave her free- , 4 A :V ' s , Music is in the air . . . f One al the glrls sem: choruses Dorathv Maadx Marx Agnes Rubble Mary Anne Atchuson Dans Driscoll Margarefro Deetz Judy Purcell Pat Wnnlrey cvs sbeclal sernlcharas unc udes Joe Lewn Tam Dugan Rok' rf Sm h Fred Alauf Pat WaTers Matthew Ohlelll Reggae Tyler Bob Werner Janaes Oflanner Robert Gevreklon and lrvln Rauf! The Rzanakf Cafhollc l-hgh Choir under the expert s :Ce and dlrecflon all blend Ta rnalfe church music what If ought to be Poullfo D'llf ' Gnd JUG Alfllll' durectuan of Sister Mildred, strives ta top all. Talent, B ,A Y . I I I C. I . . 46 ,ffzfwiz Mlf ,I lnafim Pufer Umfzff Jffa-yliaz , ffrfiwi yah ffzrulf Dmfi. Aluly v......,,,c Trail Blazers fl ww At the last meeting of the Parent- Teacher Association, the Juniors presented a program featuring the award winners in the fields of Religion, English, history, science and business. The competition for some of these awards was city-wide, for others, state-wide. The success of the stu- dents in these scholastic endeavors pleased the teachers and delighted the parents. Before the meeting opened, colorful pos- ters showing names of winners, the prizes won, as well as the field ofthe award, were attractively arranged around the hall. Pinkie and Paula really showed their ar- tistic touch in these posters. Paul Belmont was the emcee of the eve- ning, he very capably held the attention of everyone, not only because of his pleasing personality, but because of the number and variety of awards announced. On these pages we have pictured a few of the winners. Would that it were possible to present the full story of a heart warming night. 1957-58 -R. C. H. lll Freshmen and display on Christian Reading. They entered the Catholic Book Cover Contest and captured many places. l2l Judy, Pinlqie, and Dotsy were the top three in the Religion Poster Contest, l3l Paul Thomson collected the highest number ot awards in the field ot science. These included: engineering, local tair and Navy awards, Junior Science Day lhonor- able mentionl, which aualitied him tor the State Fair. Ml Our Lady, Queen ot Scientists, looked down favorably on students who were spec- tators, as well as exhibitors. Matt, Tom and Sandra were looking around. l5l Peggy, Joan and Sam read their wine ning essays tor the parents and taculty. Here they discuss the program with Paul Belmont, emcee. C63 lt the reader counts the number ot awards attached to these posters, he will see that Paula, Pat and Mary Frances are a small percentage ot the whole. 1 llt 'fz V4 'wwf r , ,Aw in Km We A 3' ,X T 75 qs, ,, if-11 7 f' 4 .r ' lgiii Hi....,.. .Eg:g,::,..1,i,:1'7z:gfi3f,,,, grrmgimif Kwigggffgg lfiwfiuq-,wi if ' t alllr If X afffw Hwy: an ffm fi, ii,..f1T!,, V A I W K- 1 +I-'df -,,fl4fql1,..,:,1fl 'iii-5141175 . ffmxmff 464513, Qsffiafg :Sf , Erma? Krug fmiwf ljdffffdi Zgtfffvifa Z' We .fn 4' ,,,, . 1411 8 1 y nu., IVA , A 4 1 in -1. fuk!! . llldf x fm, I .41 jf, 1- l X Z X ' 'X i .f .f A 4 x l 6 X 21 f I ll f W i, 41 Q0 5' S S f Wmff-M-w- ' :1yi,:f'g7'i ',, ,Q 'Lgg ,',' 4 If f ,W ..., . nf 91:2 5, :cv , Z2 Y 1 5 il 4- O Q' . 1 l V A K , M .. pf -:Q , . M 1' Z v ,. .Wm mas: .:.::: :.. ,513 2 :5231 t gf- -'f 1 my 4 if Y 355 4 E Ag 2? 1 Y fxpw ,Q W, at if J?-ig E 5 ff at ,115 x 7 Q -1 Wa A ww I A g My gif 4', : 2 M m f 9 ff Q , w lsr 41 W fn 1 f 5, ffm? 7 'lr f 7U ' A :U yin? , , 1 2 . . 44' 4 , , I 'Q . , ,f 1, W, 1 gf A fffl ff , I 5-,S ty? uv dv' ,vw rg , I r f ' 4 1 'X 3 x I v Tradmonal Chnstmas at R C H The audutorlum on the Sunday before Chrnstmas was the scene ot the tradntnonal Chrnstmas program After the playlet Susie s Chrlstmas Dream the hugh school sang the tavorlte carols and took part IH the tableau ill Sharon Pete Paul Mal colm Mary Frances Joe Jimmy and Judy nn the fomluor crab scene C23 Mary Frances the Blessed Mother In our Chrnst mos scene was chosen by the local paper to be the Madonna In the Chrnstmas edntnon f The Roanoke Times C35 A small portion of the Glee Club Freddue Theresa Joyce Mary M Marlon Dora Mrchael Gabruella Maryann Duane and Fred Fwd? 2.54-f '4 2 'E A af, fm X Ygfiz lf'Q,,,f M ,, ,,, , , 9 5 r 1 ' .52 f I 152 Q, Gnu, Kampus Kurs 7 54 October ll l957 was a memorable day for the Sensors for rt was on thus day that Father lgoe assisted by Father Compl blessed our class rmgs Ka herme a pretty colleen from R C H reminds us of St Patrick s day Vuclcy Moses and Tom ONeull entertam us Paullta and Robin are welcome on any program Cant you stall hear For Me and My Gal 9 O Q U l- , , i , . X? 2. t ' , , . ., lx ' . ' ' . X 3. ' ' 'A ' with their musuc ' 4. ' ' . Q , A H HA vm A x 9 iv if Z f' J x I 3 Kan Amy Pouluto and dates represent many couples of the successful dances held during the season Freddie Joe Von ond Lew ore o port of responsive oudnence Ren'er'r'ber7 7 9 Ft every funcfnon .he mothers ore so much Dorf of our fun Mesoomes Thomos Moses ond Cooke reollv nyoy themselves Kaptlvatc N Q! 0 0 s 5 . 2, ' , O . . , ' ' o 55 Queen For a Day The annual Sweetheart Dance was held an the audutonum which had been decorated for the Kung and Queen of Hearts and the Valentine Court The Sensor Class had many hours of fun planning and gettlng ready for thus gala affair A campangn had been In progress for ten days Each home room worked day and nlght to put Its candndates ln the honor posntlons Not untll the moment of ten on February I4 was the seal broken and the number of votes read The results showed that the Sophomore class was far far an the lead So Kitty Leonard was crowned Queen and Reggie Tyler became her Kung The attendant Gabruella Eeattne had every reason to be proud of asslstlng such a queen After the crowning ceremony a floor show was presented for the entertainment of the Royalty of R C H Then followed more dancing tlll mldnlght Good musuc excellent program kind chaperones and a wonderful student body all added up to a perfect evennng The court consisted of Freshmen B Zack J Burnop H Hllderbrand Sensors Welsh S Lnndus P Thomas Juniors Dugan D Assaud K Martin Emcee M ONelll May Queen The student body of Roanoke Catholic High School and children of Saint Andrew Grade School marched nn processnon from the entrance of R C H to the beautntul Sarnt Andrew Church around the church and to the places previously assrgned them all the while slngang the famnllar May hymns to our Blessed Mother Muss Patsy Grnffln a member of the Senior Class crowned Mary Queen of the May and Queen, too, of all of her children who love her so dearly The lnttle children who asslsted Patsy were chosen from the second thlrd and fourth grades The custom ot havung the sensors sung a hymn whsle standing around the May throne and of havnng all nn the church re cute the Act of Consecratuon as enough to melt the hardest of hearts Mfg? The whole world is 21 stage . . . 3 Mike Vfncent and Larry wanting or 9 lts llght up turre at the l-loly of l-lolues eh Mac? another football season 4 Keyrn carrying the ll Denlse and Sam ever ready basket a pro1ector997 3 Bobl y s green thumb does not show but who forgets the Navy award? 6 Jimmy con gratulotuons o being cho en for the Bnau B rth X buster Latharune James Dlannlng the Kose Dance 8 Slster Austnna aclcllng to the stamp collection managers I2 Sue when she was accepted to nurses trannnng l3 Bonnne llstung the Gorla Restaurants l4 Junuar boys do tell what Clarence has an e glass I NNIH re ITT 6 Se Inttle glimpse at Freshman charm V1 ZW.. fgi is , 2 25 l, 2, . , ' ' f . '. - ' . ' , , . , . ' , lO, , ' , - b ll n Q s E u ' l' I , . I' l , thl . Y Y ' ' A , If lu, Pat ' f y', the l' l' nior. lo. A 53 no. . . . a few principals on this page I Senrors on time for once? 2 The fnrst weor up Pete 8 9 Vocotuon oo et llttlest on e :ng of the cops ond gowns ot the Moy procession In center IO Good floor show to brung such ex 3 Senlor mascot for such o short time 4 Smort ressnons 11 How con Judy be so s d she us ott Ieornfd whale sleepung he mod St Lows won two owords I2 Seven Senior boys mussung U 5 Dotsy ot porty after Senior ploy 6 Whot s Where can they be? 59 A Goal Attamcd gf 'Q YY' 1 ,Yr W , .rv-5 F Our Baccalaureate Service and the Communion Breakfast were held at Saint Andrews Church and Saint Andrew Convent respectively, on Sunday, June first. The solemn processional was an indication that the class realized the tremendous importance at one at the last ceremonies that climaxed twelve years of Catholic education. All who witnessed the 4 'fan devotion of the graduates at Mass during the sermon by Father lgoe at the reception ot Cam- rnunion, during the Act of Consecration for Gradu- ates, and the recessional were inspired, and moved to tears by the sincerity at all, Pictured above3 The class at Mass and preparing to leave the church, breakfast at the convent, ur Commencement rx mme 4 J twenty mme U px sfrvnr rfwlh ere e c wn Q 5 Q r owe the I ng czwcrrcd du JN mem 1 5 0 we! cb K. 'Q I n We rc TLTTI vmg I Q r L ww w mm vw V1 f wc U01 VNC wal ml ur eoehfr saturn W mmd of oonfflfe oth uc on Coen us began tr Glaze V101 Th rec Vw f for' cc A re Tru L u fc , 1 'ur c web m r A fn A em W rw FO mr Q f ther we Q both f' 'Y V W fffolrw rv r Him , r vs rzg Vwot rv we wer ur rfvvn wurW and T are V r rl A CY V7 Vw f VA' UV 'ff Of G ww f OP ' men N. d f rw 41 Orv fturu C frwt r grade r we our C mr' f mfr ment Lfolfcr Mc 'rw Wan rcdmf,1Vv f vm I Q 5 t: t Q Uv f f VWV Q. 1 vc - rf ff mme 'K fVW EJ VT U rr' 1 erm The Lrf rgrwi W Lcvm Orwrl Q TVrQrg Q M1 CF JJOYH A V 3 X ,, f . f 5 r l 3 O ' , l9:8, UT 8:00 D rw., - A Vmeirz uf O L, 1 ni Orr L fir, fm do' M11 Vw ru I g 2 pr I nm, hed ii TV1' or V- to riuwc Tw be fVwC- he-T ma-rw Q ww ' L- ff gre uzlrc-It CC ' 1 C - ' ' I 'V ' Th 2 wo' sci fr, Y , ,VC CCYVWMC Harm SQVVMN V r 5 .erm Us V A 1r,uf,u, ZC- an fur CU - rj ' yi 45 'urn uf :2rrf1.x Neo e 'Vw f 1-nd: YH Vw e od 3 rw fx pre -,1 Lim' v' f-ur Cc: - V 'Q - ch, ,V, ' V1 ' 1 we C Y Y- a, the 1 , Q- fir tVvg ' .C ryfv 145-range. V39 ' . P Cfrw- f Q, , C CV , d 1 of f , WW, C 1: . 5 .- ' Jvc 1 re . f f gh 'Rh ,r 1 na Q ' V, tVw- gg L' ' Q- nee-ea ' - -5 mr' MCT .1 pa pf fur ive: rc. rein-wmrwg V15-r d!l,V'YvC :Wi Vmgrrzj C 1QrcTuNCTLr1 Bur , 5 Qmeaa ' si' ff, Q' Lf, V1 Q- xejce 3. F: Vw -V' Vgjf gm: Q-C 'rg :wi Fgrmr V315 Qrvv-'g ri ri-wr V ff rm: J , ci c Verne an :Ur Ma rr- rg-r E- c,f:r vw arm - XTC-1 12' rd Cer NGC- rn We Eu rd x The Crwfrrrrrvg ' .trgN'vY1 FCM IQ, L ' , 5- 'fr we V1:,, Nom inch Q Vw gp.: r :M '41 Far . begrrr- gr- rwtni :Amen rm . Ar Q e-- ed 'La drg,V r cw Q mc 11 Qcvwi E0 er QC N-rx, E. v D W 1, if .Vw T CW J 'C OVW Z VW G rd thc? ,wg Juff. puree!! Erwi5MmVw ., 'f Lwl 1, Frm! Mu mr? . C FTC-'C CJ ,'f.'fTQV ri! y rm WH gh f, 'wg V f'Vw H QPL T ,Axfernj-, CVC vlfri C lor XY 'IW fwlr wi. ,rli 'VV' TVN'- 61 unior Achievers When Junior Achievement was tlrst mentioned R H no one could umagme what ha hours were In store tor those R C H students who were eluglble to yarn Na one realized erther the benefnts to be derived IH so many ways ttnanclally and otherwrse Junior Achuevement as an organrzatron formed by students tram all the surroundrng hngh schools to form companies make products sell the same and lnquldate Students from the schools In the Roanoke area were assngned to varrous componnes In the openung meeting oftucers were elected managers appaunted products selected workers asslgned and from Octob r to May they worked they sold they .tn w fl xaluable lessons management productnon salesrnanshrp and banklng At the banquet h ld at Hotel Roanoke to close tne tnrst year of J A In Roanoke awards were made and hugh honors glven Judy Purcell and Paula Kelley were elected as representatlves to N J A C Many ot our students recenved awards for perfect attendance and many others held atfuces We feel sure that more boys and qlrls wall be Interested un the years to come Seen here are achlevers lll At the Trade Farr Scottie Andrews dusplaylng Burn Me Not products C23 Sandra Baker at the Better Servnce Club meetung l3l Mrke Veronica Patrlcra and Paulnta impressing Sister Austrna C49 Dans helpung Vuncent IH the shop l5l Paula tryung out good salesman s trucks an Sister Fgtherrne James at . C, ., ' ' ppy ' ' . , ' , I I I I I I 4 ' ' I 0 t . , . c , , , had f' g all the whll, learnlr-Q fc.. A . sw..- in , . ,' , el 62 ff S QRTS My C H Gridiron Greats KW!! Prctured here are C ach Monaghan and tru captains of the 57 season Paul Calhoun lTJ Pete Gorua KTA and TOm fW MG ryrnan 'G e squad Included Jimmy Welsh lBl Dennvs Clark lB7 Robin Gevrekuan lBJ Barry -l'l'1OmOS ll3' Billy Cooper Gl and Tommy Forbes RTD 64 Football Squad . . 1957 - ... The 1957 Roanoke Catholic High foot- ball team was brought to life in the middle of August. Under the careful guidance of head coach, John Monaghan, and line coach, Leon Briggs, the team prepared it- self for the heavy season, Financial aid was given to the team by the newly formed R. C. H. Athletic Association. On September l3, the lrish took the Galax field only to find the offensive of the strong opponent superior for that night. We lost 26-O, The following Altavista and Radford games also found Catholic unable to produce a touchdown. Finally, on Thursday, October 3, in Vic- tory Stadium, the lrish made a touchdown in the Valley High game with Barry Thomas scoring from the 25 yard line in o sleeper play , but this lone touchdown was not enough to top Valley's l3 points. On Sun- day, October l3, the lrish faced the Cru- saders of Norfolk Catholic High. The team, all keyed up after weekend activities, would never settle down to playing ball, so lost another game, 6-O. The lrish looked as if they had reached their potential after tying Hillsville 6-6, with Jimmy Welsh scoring on an end run. The lrish lost to Franklin High the next week, but then come back on Friday, No- vember 2, to tie Troutville O-Ol The iniury-ridden team played its last game of '57 with Cave Spring, in Victory Stadium. Throughout the entire season, the famous words of Coach Monaghan echoed through the locker rooms, l just can't understand why that blank reverse won't work. If it would only work, we would go all the way. l 1958 . . Basketball Favorites Everyone at Roanoke Catholuc antlclpated a wnnnnng season for the Fnghtung lnsh We had the players the experience the splrlt was dnsapponntung score wlse We admnre our team for the good sportsmanshlp dns played We know they are better men for havlng tasted the butter wlth the sweet Wan or lose well back you all the way Joe Arnold Kevun Jurnmy and Coach the backing, and the leaders, but the season You are a bunch of swell guys-Mac, Pat, 67 imm , immy, has our man . . . ,.,,,,, , mf Roana L Cathaluc s basketball team began ts l957 D8 season wrth a earrsnaerable amaaht at ex b t am! a strong deslre 1 wth Cd tv Bra e nu wr ec a velsp the bays unto a smca h Derle-hee under nts Coach Monogram dnllgemtly tum a at aan. a J eaa the pasrtrarws thex, desired The team Closed the regular sea on wlrh C. 3 ld reca d The bad season l e 4..-4' 'w carrred ave to the Dracesan Catholic Taurnamerr nh Qrcnmohd F braary Ql 22 w err t r lost by a scare al 50 45 to Barrv Robmsan Newport News pr e the es m the regular sehee rle Jrm mud te rms l r Untx thnrd team 68 I 19 . Q, tn r i Y Q XXX, . wmgxw 'e a f e ' 1, F H - l ' , 6 , , 23, hf he lush r el s 1 Q , 7 1 e r W 1 , ald' J C, Kller ,llfel '. Q ta 'e . X' ,r t , Des 2 loaf' H it 2 mw fast-warkma team The adds were agamst them Grllesgrue placed m the upper hall' of the crm :armtt aa rua ATT at .wil an' ws-rk lim--eh: :hem fe, ,emma braflcet ghd -.sal Game, ...- a.! ew.-:O ., , QV' V ' W 1 ' Q, - r. . . . if hc C21I1,f do it, Malcolm Can! Vp. L.-an McMahon Q U V U L Lum v W :J mtxrom um TgV'Y L H1 VCHW Q GV rcnnc 6 Vi ff f-J' J inn J fl .Mx .. , ' 'x PlO.cm pictured rm thong- :ogg-X I J GJJJLNIHC J CJ,-AN, 'lf I JWILAVT Jvvmm Cmi MQJCf,irww on 2 L , , '3 V W Y- 5 4 R T lx '5 YH - 'PM-li-f1OrQ1rw'gPf gm- ,Ur JJJCIV J q - 'wtf 6 J W ,Tm T MX Brwukw 8 C 'CCL E K D'-gm' 9 D J L QU L 2 A 'tt J' 9 .5 A , , 9 x 1 Qemkief --,. .,.A,: , N gig! V . .,,. , J Mm . Margaret 1 Xa ,LJ gsm Freddle Carol n in save the season' h-. R.C.H. 5:1 31 -gf, .JA 31 32 ZR -18 f6 Opponent Hwlx. Cr Fmco-,th Aiwvwm SM-wort NN Hulw CFU? Ncniil TK' VVIVQIVNCJ Bom Now C0 Eric mf,-,,. c-N , v, , .l, .,. SCHEDULE C7 R.C.H. Opponent 37 'A 38 'N in f Jffhr ,n 'WL A9 74 E rd 1 A Z8 -.9 Mun 28 M ' A H wUr NUM 1 ,r J, 1-1 M 'U -1' VJ! .Q,, f N W0 Cww- -i,r1W' Pl 35 find ,f f J-Huwp 7? JU 60 W8 53 AO Q9 P3 30 Q1 Most Popular Lasses-Our Cheerleaders 'i QW' ZX? ,5 4 ,lf- Girl 4 'ny--f I CHEERLEADERS Seven lrvely lasses led the enthasuastuc R C H tans rn theur cheers at vrctory thus year These gurls were chosen by the sta dent bcdy In the sprung at 57 they Drac tlced endlessly darlng the entlre sammer strlvrng to he the best cheerleaders ever rey pot lartlr the r st rt the teams at every game and even thc ugh therr cheers were not heard at tumes they were sure everyone concerned banlt up school sprrut because at therr tureless energy The cheerleaders tor thrs season were Dotsy Moody Joanne Sarkamer Kltty Mar trn Rosemary Rayne Judy Purcell lcap D Dr xcrll and Helena Grlles 1 Not pnctllred Rat v Griffin sabstutute '-l 2 T er it MJKHU4 . Y C X vi V exit , xx' G 1 f T Z f I 5- 1 ' ,, p A . ...V -My 1 R l v 2 g , 3 -I T , . Q T if sow lug T 1 AA l 1 7 'X l ' f W , 1 X , , , I 6 ,f 5 1 K KLA! YF' -- w- ' - ' a .. H . X . , 1 V v , - Tl '- ' ' c ll be: etta tc, back up taenl, ,ons - igwv , 7 pe I l , ' I Q 1 7? X ADVERTISEMENTS , lk 3 SX ity-Service-Economy ASK FOR VALLEYDALE MEAT PRCDUCTS E6 VALLEYDALE MEAT PACKERS Inc: I SALEM, VIRGINIA GEORGE T HITCH CLASS OF 1958 H N fl THE CLASS OF 1957 OIIN THE CATHOLIC YOUNG ADULT CLUB Keeping the Faith A Luvung Faith Lzvely Meetlngs Communion Sundays Commanuon Breakfasts Catholic Action' ' ' 75 Cfmgrzzffrhztfn11 u Hu! uHlll7L'I to thc -IIEXVIil,liR from Ron aka, 'i gnin I T ,- for . . , - v ' v ONIC RAIIII AI IONS S I 5 from IH IJRII STS OI SA NI AINDRI XV ATHOII HL KH x II Crux x xx IOHN UVNNII 76 1 1 . 4 . K. 'I' O 'I' II IZ CLASS OI' IJ'S Ii f Q I ' Z ' 'S CQ . CQ C... TR,l.. Rim RIYI-RIANI1 ,Icmx S Ic.cng V, Ii. lim 'lllelixlu Wu.. KM P. Q 'Num Rrf':iRr2.'1 A .' -I. O'Cl mf-11. X IO S N l O R S from X I OUR I A DN NA7ARh'IH AIHOLIC R X C U . ' Ci R ATU L A 'I' 'l' O 'IA Il I-Q Q Ii ' Q V1-mxlv Rum-im' F. Rra x'1'1u, I R14 '1-1:1-xl: Vlx ,lfN'1' I,. f,.f'xMII of . I ' O If CQ Q CI H U CQ H A tip for A x a muse G' who S extra special I If sou axe an alert young ssoman you ll find an extra Qnemal job at the telephone company Xou ll meet lote of young people your own age work 111 plea ant Qurxounclmge reef-ne cond P33 gghlle xou re bem named cet regular ra1seQ And xou dont need am expeuence' Bet of all xou ll be helpln almost exert one 111 your C0ll1I1ll1llllX Whs not find out more about the adxantagee of telephone ws o1k9 The Chesapeake 8. Potomac Telephone Company of Vlrglma A good place fo work 78 a N. y N.. V x- .. , Y . , v , 9 ca ' a 5, . 4 l y T A Y 1 ' v . Q h H . ' . 7 Y Y . l I .Y 7 . 5 ' Q' ' ' ' ' D ' X' J I 0' ' ' D D U U ' Y 7 C' . ' N' . ' Y 7 Y . Il II jfZf2l'lfl J TI-IE VIRGINIA GALLERIES 1407 GRANDINI ROAD Rofwom: VIRGINIA C IIARLES XX FARREILX OCCASIONAL FURNITURE AND PLIASE THOSE WHO APPRECIATE THE FIINEbT IIN TRADITIONAL AND MODERN FIJRNITURE Azztzqm lfmzzlfzrc md Hezrlfmm lhprfffffzftzrfzz 79 Q .I ' , CUINIPLETE INTERIORS TO COll1f?H7?1C'Ilf.f THF CIASS OI' 55 E J THOMAS MARKET AND SPORTS SHOP E J THOMAS SNACK BAR cmlux TLRRLX SHOOT f f 12. J. T J . . ' , x a A COINFR IYLIATIONS 3 THE YALE AND TOWNE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Yale Lock and Hardware Division Salem Plant SALIINI X IRC INIA l I 1' 4 l J ll Remember There I A Pl 'A I Y F ' W Al I cl ' 'L , 7 2 C0772f7lI77Z671lf SMITH MOORE BODY CO Inc OF ROANOKE 607 Orange Avenue N E DIAI DI 39376 ROANOKI symbol ol progress.. As gracluatuon nears let s talce a senous lools at the past We see that educatuon has een largely respons ble lor the progress ol our nat on Today more than e er belore lndustry us ness and labor all lmo the true alues ol good eclucatronal system EDUCATION cont nues to stancl as a true symbol l PROGRESS be tg IA? UU ELECTRIC POWER COIIPIIY v W 82 ' 2 - .I Y ' 2 .. , . . - A - , - ' 5, VA O . I . . A b . I 2 I . Q U why? eawusnz, Przoerzsss. 1 I - I - v -- , q 1 b ' , , V 5 a I ' W, Q H , gx I o ' 4 The Cwu 112116 lamb T0 EVERY MEAL A Blend of THE WORLDS FINEST COFFEIIS RICH AROMA FULL STRENGTH DELICIOUS FLAVOR WOODS BROTHERS COFFEE CO ROANOKE VIRCINIA ongratulatuons Roanoke Cathollc graduates from Heuronnmus pioneer family store of Western Vfrgunla 83 . , . . , , . , , . Kmzrtery Iilcmfwu' nm! PdL'f'L'7'.l' 4. 3 f .21 I I Il ' ll ' Sta'kNu TV Stamps Too At No Extra Cost To Hou' GEYSTAL SPRING Laundry 61 Cleaners FUR BTURAGE DIAPER SERVICE I - 770 FRANK: IN Rn Dm: DI 4 9734 Bmnch Stores HJ 3008 XV1ll1amson Rmd C71 Melrosc Ave at Edgevsood COPPOSIIC Youngs Super Marketi Enjoy the Fillet! CANADA DRY GINGER ALE TRU ADE HIRES ROOT BEER CANADA DRY BOTTLING WORKS 7517 Ff1l lkllfl Rd S W ROANOKE VA Phone DI w 8839 84 I 2 git- ' . .-t , - V . ,::w4ew-Im - -Q : ' ' I - V 3 V Q 'H ,Eg ,. . ,. ,.,.,, ... .,.., .... , ,A WM... ..., . , , NM. . . , .. ' 55 ,. '---'H-4 ', Q :Eff ,Vg x A 1:-V : . ..Q :f:..,,,....,. 1 Q 424-I arts? 1 V .ii i 3:2-Q I I fl , ...,.. ,,..,,.,,,,., .,,,, ......... 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U i.flwr and jr:-111111 Suiliflg 'Ifvwfglv lfvc Sm of I fix I J: ..! BRIGHTER TOMORROWS 111m 11 1 E N 141 x 11r t111f' it N You 4 41 1 111 N 1 L T1 he L 0'ltNx UN 111111 1 t11 mcms opportumty for those xxlth tht 'ITTIQIHIIIOD md pcrsucrmte II txku cc 1 t tm N UINOIIUN N 5 Xlllh Il 0 N I x N ll 01111 lilll N Uk IN Nl 1 Ol L K C I UNIT ll UNK IUNIOIIK YN 1 t ll tug 11111tui 11 11 not 11111 t1f1te c1111411111e11t oppo1t11111t1es 11ff1t ure 111 Roanoke X 11161 GENERAL ELECTRIC INDUSTRY CONTROL DEPARTMENT Roanoke Vngnnc KIDDIE KORNER C hlldrcn s Shoppmg Ctnttr TOT? 'I HROUC I-I 'I I I NS 107 South dfcrson Strut PHONL DI 4 6509 Hfzppnzeff and Szzcaeff Ill All Your Emiemmy The SISTGFS of Our Lady of Nozoreth Convent 87 :XI11 A':1 is Il 3 IIIUI. PUj,1Ft'N5-k'0llfk'iUll,' 11:1t14111, 111' 9ZlTi.LfTf'li 1 h l'1,,s th: :irc A'j11.t 5, ll '11 llgllln hut 2llX'JlfS 1 ping 111111 .tr11'i11,1 tu 111:1't' lingjs 011-11 'ttvr. :Xt cTl'l1l'l'Zll l'flc1t1'ic. 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'E-.,3 ' THE BEST STUDENTS USUALLY ARE THE BEST INFORMED STUDENTS Keep up mth whats gomg on 1r1 the State Nmon and World by readmg THE ROANOKE TIMES fm Ellyn ilinannkr 1HHnrIh mm PILOT PROTECTION PLANS I jUVENILE EDUCATION 0 RETIREMENT INCOME O FAMILH PROTECTION 0 MORTGAGE CANCELLATION 0 BUSINISS LIFE INSURANCE I GROUP LIFE AND I-IOSPITALIZATION 0 BLANKET SCHOLASTIC ACCIDENT POLICY 0 INDIVIDUAL HOSPITALI7ATION O CREDIT LII'E INSURANCE I RFFUND OI' PREMIUM SAVINGS PLAN 905 C CoIon1aIBanIx BldL Roanoke V1rg,mxa W .W QQ tgzwnmzw Zfilffilly I' GRIENSBORO NORTH CAROLINA 88 . . d Q A HAROLD F. DIL1., Genera! Agent A Q A CONN md THOMAS ORC ANS JANSSEN md KIMBAIL PIANOS MELODY HAVEN Inc: The Home of the XX orlds Fxnesr Musnul Instruments PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTION FYPERT REPAIRINC1 Complzmentx BOWMANS SUNBEAM BAKERY IHC Bzbcu 0 SUNBEAM BREAD SUNBEAM CAKES SUNBEAIVI PIES Wfc Ypcualz 0 III Ilfezfffzrzg ml' Party Cfzkef EWALD CLARK The C mzerz nm' Gzfl Store Nou H1131 ROANJOKE VIRGINIA C om plmzezzts 0 OUR LADY OF NAZARETH CIRCLE 89 1 I . . I . ,, . . --I -316 ld STRISET, S. W. DIAL DI 2-5260 . of I I . 4 . f ' I ' I ' I 1 L . . f ,Sz 1 4 I ' I , I JAMISON 84 TRINKLE IXCI FRP! JRATLD LILNJIZRAI INSLRANLL 70 West lurk Axenua DIAI DI 1 76M DI 4 6685 ROANOKI VIRQ INIA Complmzwzlv Roonoke Nelda Bottling Corp XHAIIXS nl ROXAI CRONXN NIHI PAR 'I PAIx C I ASS RINl S INAINH C ARD5 DIPI OMAS Irnmffy Suznzig 5 un Crzfnzlnf RAYMOND PAGE VINIOIN VA P O Box 1 John I-Ionsbrough lnternors lMPoRTER DESIGNER Complcfc Izztumr Dcumzfnzg Sanus DI w 600 1' I4 lm Wllrnnnr Axenuc ROANOIxL VIRLINIA 90 1- 7' , v . 01' ENGRAVED ANNOUNCIEINIENTS 7' P ' I 'r ' :L 14 . I ', . , . .' .ZW l N- W H- 33. Q ' HENEBRY JEWELERS Wfestern VIrgInI1s Bcsr Seleenon DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRX SIIXER CHINA CRYSTAL bclut X our Partner s At Hana-bry s C mplrmenlr ROANOKE CIGAR CO 707 Second Sr CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 58 DIAL DI 3 7612 Complzmc mr 0 PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO GRFETIINCS T0 TIII' CIASS OF 58 MAIER PRINTING CO Prmterf and Engrazerr Lro A INIAIER DIAL DI 2 4f If 616 Franklin Rd Roanoke V Uncle Tom s B B ust Good Food Complzmenlf Restaurant I Franklm Rd S W DIAL DI 2 9567 e Caler o Pmale Panzer and Benquet: BOYLE SWECKER TIRE C0 Inc THE GIINLRAI TIRE 7 LOCATIONS Chunh Axe ani ard brrner ROAINOKI- VIRGINIA DIAL D1 7 5:68 C mplzmenly I Roanoke Auto Sprung Works, Inc Bear Imnr Fnd 6. Iramc AlII.,nment ALIO TRUCK SPRINGS 701 709 Commonwealth Ave N E ROANOKE VIRGINIA III A , Of . ' W f Z A , I . 4 - 'V' I ' ' ' I . ' , H. of I Q The Trade-Winds -I 7 T T ' I ., . . W 1 ' fl 4 U ll I I I ' . ' L .I 7 ' V4 17 I R I I 9I J F Barbour 81 Sons Bullders of Fine BLIlIkIlflj.,S m Vxrgmxa Since 1884 SOUTH ROANOIxE LUMBER CO BUIILIIIIJ., Marernals of AII Kmds Tme Nhllvsork A Spccxalry ROANOKE VIRGINIA Jenmngs Shepherd Co 74 W Church Axe SPORTING GOODS TOYS Phone DI 2 3178 TRAI LWAYS Extends Best Wxshes To the Clfass of 58 Complmzcnfr VIRGINIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE Gray 81 Perdue Insurance Corp Pmlectzon Ir Om Bnrmefr Al DI 46161 D 7 C7 ROANJORIA VA Scuools or BLSINESS ADMINISTRAT ION Ama SFLRNARIAL SUENU Nahonal Busmess College Rmlnol-.6 V1 g,1n1a fhrradzfed by lbe Nun mal Auredltaln 71 Autbr rm C. III7!INlfllfJ A I RII ND C012 gmtzzlatzwz I to the CLASS OF 59 from the CLASS OF 60 u 0 ' ' 0 , X V , . .. . , - 1 U 7 of ' I L l 1 THE Nfsw HOMEOWNERS POLICY A I ,r . .V DI . - 1--41-1 ' . U 7' I I My . ' K 92 For Flon err Call ROY L WEBBER Flornst Mann Store EMPIRF 6 3401 4000Wrll1amson Rd N W Branch DIAMOND 7 0531 Cor Franltlm 8. Brandon Rtls S Flon eff Telephoned and Telegraphed Ez ery zz here 11111111 Drkpper THE FRIENDLY PEPPER UPPER THAT NEVER LETS YOU DOWN' 11111111 Compliment! of The Roanoke Wrener Stand The Bert Hot Dogr In the Sizzle FOOD PRICES ARE LOWER hav A Stamps are WORTH MORE At Your Frrendly COLONIAL STORES Wlfllllf Monroe Calculahng Machrne Co , Inc ADDING CALCULATING BOOKKEEPING Phone DI 4 565 MORGAN EU BANK Fu rnlfu re Corporahon Sen 1114 Virginia Orer H lean 14 I' Campbell Axe ROANOKE VA PHOINEDI5 aio Aluagr A Good Place to 'Imde CARL R BRIGHTWELL FLFCTRICAL CONTRACTOR Resrtlentral-Commercral New Constructron Repurrrm: Bu1ltlmg,MamtenanCe Home Wrrrng for Ranges 81 Heaters Electrrc Heatrng., Panels Installed Wrrrnge for Lrg.,ht Heat 84 Power O Lrghtrnx, Layout O DIAL DUPONT 9 48 9 RFD l SALEM VA . . ' : 1 -, 0 X . . 1 r' -- . O 9 . . .ll . . lx . 1.4 f - . f, .da 310 s. rzrnngor-1 sr ll-12 South jefferson Street f- - . l , 1 . D E I 7 If - V . ' . ' A I -7 i r v , K , 93 Cong: lfllflllllllt In tba LLASS OF 1958 FRIEND ffm plzmemr HIGH S ICE CREAM lvO6 jefferson Sr ROANOKE VIRC INIA C 771Af7llII16fl1IY Downmg, M D and Staff Mus NJINA Mun I x Mas Iouw lm HLNH MRS XILXN PU! MR FRANR Own M26 INC Hnghland Ave at Frankhn Rd S W Dual 57749 It Costs Less to Call Lotz CUIIIIYIIUIEIIII n Sami' Gerard s Church ROANORE VIRC INIA BUZZOO S DRIVE IN Hu II mfdr Largesl Ozmfom Y Cflrlfl 1113 112 Igllfbllllltl Inn XXL IDLIIXLI' Iurx Hour un rhc H ur IIUNI 'QI 5 si Inters m Axe S XX RUANURI VIRC INIA Rnversude Servnce Stahon Hrh Srrccr S W DRISCOII BROS AMIRICANI Amoco c AS State Brake 81 Lubrlcchon CI BFNTLIH JR JI Tuuxnll Au ROAXIOIQ NIRC INIA I 'c 1 A f A I I I , Of 1 , 4 j l A 4, 3 In V nf I I 1' i . Q ' , A .' 5' :Luv - ' s , ., . . Iwi '..IiN . . 4 . .' ' 'Q ' N ,, 1 A . f ' ' , v , ' . . liizrbevfrc' Pi! zwizlv Ll Gnnzifv Rfmf - 1 Ipf' 1' 3 JI 7 , . ' 1. v4 lv . U , A , P '-mo 1 I I E' J' Jr ., '. ' f, I I I I I I .I Co. . . I. 31 f, :L ' . . I I f, I I ' 94 U11 Ilfll 1'f1flIII CI ASS OI' 5 from thc CI ASS OF D F P MURRAY from ind C LIILLI Nr. IIS C iq Mirlxct xIDIIw mplmzenli Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church rXr MILAN BROS ILINCH ioimcco NIXVS Llutrig Sliixcr md Iigliur Rgplir Pr img r D mm xxnDcl1XLrx xi DI 7 1 S IQHL s n REM LSTATI AND INSLRANCL SAIIQS RLNTAI5 IOANS QUICK REALTORS R R Ql.IClxU141 VU Camplcll Awe Roan ILL P ox! DI S0 D fnpfzmezzfi FRIEND I1 1 11 flzfm If nz SAINT ANTHONY S CIRCLE SAINT ANDREWS GUILD I THI CIASS OI DS THE BOYS AT ST VINCENTS Ci- IQ 'I In I .R . . In IIIC ' 'QI . Q 'Q Q , - L ' 8 - A SLIII 5 ii ' A . ' 9 DI. . Ifsll C f Vliit U11 . 1: .S'lur'e .U 'o v , . I : A 4.7 ' AL, I 7 I V KI ' 5 V ' 1' I'IIU.'- I-'III S.1Icm. Virginia L 1 106 . A ' -rn SI. Rsmiiukc, Vu .A 4 T 2 ' X: , 1 7 'T C1 J 4 ' of , A , . ' Q', let' I52 .Q ,V ', f m1 ,VL1. H 5-.' 7' Cn gn J . A nf Bw Iluzifm f'1 IU I of ' 4' ' K I I 95 CAPEZIO S New ar Propst Lxrrle Heels and Flats PROPST CHILDRESS SHOE C0 Inc Cnmplzmerzfr 0 Southwest Vurgmlo Savmgs 81 Loon Assocrotuon wO6 Senond Sr S VC Roanoke Va Roanoke Steam Lounderers and Dry Cleaners 3708 Sl1cn1ndo'1l1 Axe N W Phone DI 58875 fl leurs o Snr: L Green Market Stamps Are Worth More GREEN MARKET HOMI OF FINF FOOD? DIAL DU 1 N 9 L Mun Sr Salem Va Carter and Jones Dry Cleaning and Dyemg 5 7 llrh Sr N V Roanoke Va 01111111 and Suzzre PHONI DIAMUMJ a 7465 IOR IULL OIL AND COAL CALL HUNTER CUMMINGS YUII OII AND COAI 4979 CUN1f7!l we 111 f GEORGE S DRIVE IN ll WAIRLIT AVEMIIH DMI DI w 7455 Kenrose Mfg Co , Inc mnnis WASHA131 r APPARLL Nl Albemarle Au S I ROANORI NlRbllNlA 'v , 7 , ., . . .. . . , . 7 4 L K v ' r ' ' -' : . . . . A - ' 1 L ,hr 'Q -f f f , .E H rl K. x. . 1 , 4 Inc. .IERRY CL7MMlNos ll- f ., .Y. ' , , ,V . ' l f' . 3 1 4 4 5 V -,My DI - 5 I 0 I Of I . . . . . 1 f i , r , Q . 96 Complmzenlr M SOUMA GROCERY 801 Patterson Ave S W Bef! Wfzrber to the Clary 0 58 DRINK 060 PLAY REFRESHED Flrst Federal Savmgs 81 Loan Assoclahon HOME LOANS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS DIAL DI 5 1535 BUSH FLORA SHOES Fme Footwear JOSEPH SPIGEL Inc JUNIOR AND MISSES GARMENTS Srhoof Girls 121101116 Store Campbell A e at Henry St Rt an ke Va Beit Wzflaer to the CLASS OF rom Samt Andrews School C on gmtulatzom to the SENIOR CLASS from THE FRESHMAN CLASS if , 1 FA' ' l K of Church Ave. at First Street, S. W. 109 W- CamPbCll AVC- , 0 ,. . . , 1 4. vl icfneq ' ' v . ' . 1 0 , . ,5 8 4 f 97 ROANOKE TOBACCO COMPANY RAX NIOXD D STLLTY Wlmlcmlc LANDIES CICARS CICJARETTFS FOUNTAIN SLPPLIES L 5 IIIGI-IXXAH lNo ll NORIH P O BOX 659 ROANOKI: VIRGINIA thank the P T A and all those who eontnbuted toward the purchase of the mxcroscopes AL RLIOIR' ADIOS COINGRATUIAIIOINS BLS? Il ISHI S THL GRADUATES AND 'IHLIR 'ILACHERS FROM THREE FRIENDS 98 , M 4 C - - I - L, , ' ' I' ' I I , We, the Students of Roanoke Catholic wish to I I ,7 Rf I0 Mr md Mrs F W Mtrrymfm BUSINESS PATRONS Ho III Ilrt Co wl 7 Xwest luck B Smrt1 l 7nd Strttt lfll Sllllll A L S f Arr let Supcrcttc lxIll'lxCf 5007 WlllIll1lSlJH Rd N W Mr 'md Mrs Frcderrtk K Alouf 7970 Bmdley N Hrtrry s Cyrotery 1419 Salem Axe S W S ICXKIS Ilonbergtr SllCIl'lflCl0lll Buxldmg, S1ms v0 1st Strut S E W Hundley P O Box 7517 Cnlls Rcsmurfmt 8: Motel 4611 Wrllmmson Rold Lrpes Plurmuy 7907 Bmmbleton Rd ohnny s Drrwe In 4608 Wrllmmson Rd M1rt1nell Beluty Shoppe 301 Colonxll Brink Burldmg, S'lIIlIlI'y Super Mlrktt 7305 Melrose Axe N W Strtc Ofhu. Supply 311 South Ictferson Street lennon lomston Int Mens Clotlung, Ponce de lcon BLlIICllDf., Crrldvxell SIICS Co 105 LITCFSOII St Monsour Cnoccry 907 Pc1Ll1Rd N W limes SLFVICC Stltlon Vmton V1 Stul1Refr15er1t1on Mfun Strecr S W MlLl1S Muffler Shop-eCorner of Wllll1I1lS4JH Rd .md C lrver N E Arr Lee Clefmers w77O Wrllrrmstnn Rd rffy Cv Wash 1711 Xwrllmmson Rd Toots Drrve In Restlumnr 7779 Wxllllmson Owens Mlrket R F D 10 Toms Tolsted Punuts 977 Slltm Axe S W PERSONAL PATRON Mr md Mrs H C Dudley r md Mrs C S lm IS Bern rrd T Dunbcc md Mrs j S Wrtlccs md Mrs E A Rutroubh md Mrs C C Bqrber Mr md Mrs Rfrymond Fox Mr md Mrs I H Van Duenter Venson Olrphlnt The Rmnoker Restaurant Mnss Cstherme M Moses Mr 'md Mrs lexus M Cooke Mr md Mrs Chas R Baker Col md Mrs J Ashton Belmont md Mrs R B Stott Mr H Sterlmg Weld Mrck Broun and Ron Scott Mr A J Moody Mr and Mrs D Home 99 nl. . 'l, nc.-- . 1 l z ' v . XX. ',4 . . . . 2 V., - ' 'L k lx U - ' .. . ' . --,- . , . W. 1 Y. R T 'T' V., . . 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' I . . 7 .. . 1 A . 4 Y- , . . . 1157 II IYIII Roohoke Cotholuc Hugh School PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION O IPLI II A FRIEND f thc OF X B X PIONFER ef' School Edltors Demand Confldence Pdltors of hugh chool ind collcgc wc irhoolcs lllSlSl upon clolng l7USlIlC5b mth a printer lll From the serx hcglnnmg lIl 1883 Qtone Prmtmg has been a quality leader ln the speful lzed field of y e trboolc productlon W e are proud of thc confidence demonstrated by the acccptanc e whlch Xe trboolcs by Stone have received among our many customers over a span of more than three quarters of a century There trc countlcss reasons why so rnanv schools haye complete confidence m Stone You too can take idx mt tgc of our cornplctc scrylcc to high school ind collcgc staffs From the first lay out to the colnplctecl Job prlnted by elthcr offset or letterpress your book mll be produced to meet your most exactmg rcqutrcments and X our budget One of our represent my es mll be hippy to IIlCC't mth your st iff and discuss your next yearbook Plc-asc call on Us co-4pkE yeaabook mme art 1 luyeut 1Iundmqfenqrawnqleffsetjletterpress ff I Q n b ' 31 ' V 4 , .A Y I j . F., -, . - V A 5 y yt ,W 9 ' ' 5, ,f Y f QS . 1 if I O 3 ' K. S, 1 , ,,., 1, ,E VA. ' ' v' ' ' whose integrity they can have confidence. K. . ,. 'N .. K V 1.1, . U I.:- . t' I ' I . . v I 5 I n U7 n x ' sc Y I -1 v w as Y ' I ' L , . . Y I s . xp- if ' tv K L - 5 r ' . , , 1 'f z - vm ' 1 - - J uv . 5 . , I tv . X A1 vu, v -' af . . . Acknowledgments - -. ' , f We the editors ot the l958 edltlon ot THE KEY wash to thank all who helped to make thus copy of our Roanoke Catholuc Hugh School annual posslble To Mr Crawford and Mr Lammue for their tlme patlence and selt sacrntlcnng co To Mr Nell Watson ot Richmond Vnr gunna for hus constructnve crutlclsm and valuable hints at the S I P A Conventlon To the Stone Pruntnng Company whnch has prunted every Issue ot THE KEY and to Mr Cannaday theur representatnve tor has advuce and trnendly suggestions To our pastors Father lgoe and Father Beattle for thelr help and concern for us To Suster Mlrlam and the members of the faculty and to the student body for their support both moral and maternal To our fellow classmates for helpung In all the ways you dld To our Advertisers and Patrons whose tnnanclal help was an absolute necesslty for these pages to get to the prunter' God bless each and all of you Matt Fred and Sandra l operation in the photography. . lO2 wal. W vf 1- - Q J nf? Q 3' F gh 'ki A 'ff me-'Y -if , Q W ' in ,J J, ar qbqw WJ 1 , it if Fwgfw s ,fi x if aim wi :X 'wwf' 6 4 5 4 A F4 f yi 'gf 0 nv X Q k ,Ig gr