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

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SAM GARRISON. . . ....... Prefident JOAN ALOUF .... .... V ire-Preddent DORIS DR1sco1,L .... . . .Sefretary ARNOLD STENNETT. . . ..TrraJurfr SENIOR CLASS OF V959 I lI,xvE KEPT THE .l.'lAITH -thanks be to God- Over my eight terms of Catholic lligh School existence living day in and day out with the teachers and the students in a kind of miniature Society. For the future by spreading the idea of Christophers that It is better to light one candle than curse the darkness, by taking my place in community clubs, in charitable activities and civic groups, by giving to others Of my time, my love, my talents, as it has been given to me, in good measure, pressed down and running over -with Godls help- I XVILI, KEEP THE l'iAITlI :Xnd now we are Seniors. It is our hour to begin in earnest the testing of our Faith, 21 sadder time than We expected it to be, when we must now test on life,s battlegrounds the theories we have gathered, the principles we have irnbibed. 6-1 11 ya

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JUAN XIARIIC Al.OL'l Uetiilier 9 SAINT ANIJREVVQS Gentle mannered Plllll capable, her Chaflll and endearing qualities have won her friends for now aIId forever. Chosen by her class, Joan was nur city-wide Snow Queen repre- sentativefa sparkling personality that has a kind word, matched hy thoughtful deeds, for all. DELORICS ASSAID May 25 SAINT ANDREWVS Soft-spoken and reserved, Delores gets results without nwise aIId dash. Quiet and unassuming, she is always a joy to be around. Delores was delegate to Girls' State in 1958. MICLVILLE MUNRO ANDREWS August 2I OUR LADY OF PIf:RI'I5TL'AI. IIILLII Dependable, studiuus, and c are but a few uf a tremendrius reserve of good adjectives that Scotty cunsistently merits. Cmribined, they result in a friend that is yours fur life. PATRICIA ANN ASSAID january ZI SAINT IXNDRIZXVVS A sweet personality and a genuine talent for friendliness have helped give many pleasant memriries of Patricia to her class. Un any class project, Patricia can be depended upon tu do her utnmst.