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

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MOTHER BERTRAND, S.C.N. Mother General of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth when the St. Andrews and Our Lady of Nazareth High Schools were coalesced into Roanoke Catholic High School. We offer our prayerful good wishes to Mother Bertrand on the conclusion of her twelve years as Mother General from 1948-1960.

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. . . iiliig g7i,4Ai.4fav14Ll.4 Reverend Wfillizlm P. Connelly Reverend Vincent L. Campi Rev. John P. Harman

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Ve 1ef p the b6ll6flfS 0 the Holy Spirit through e love and ,lfzzzflzzess of the Q-leaky 1959-1960 N j , Z f ,V IH N If, U i- X. ' ff' I m ln ff A '51 fp a , X As preparation for graduation we have spent four years cared for by our faculty, who, under the inspiration of the Holy Ghost, have cultivated His infused virtues. We know that we will never in the years to come receive the companionship we have had here. How very contented and happy our priests and S.C.N.ls have made us by individual and undivided interest in what we were doing! ln thanking them, we acknowl- edge what we have received not only from books but from their Hne example, directive guidance, and the feeling of democracy manifested in our school activities. ln our social life they have witnessed the looks of joy on our faces at many school affairs. They have shown us how to have real funl' because it's been right funn! We would like to think that every class that has graduated in the ten years of Roanoke Catholics history has shown gratitude and love to those who truly deserve it for the work they have done in these, the best years of our lives. Sister Cornelius, SCN. Principal