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

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ROSEMARY ELIZABETH BRINKLEY October 21 SAINT ANDREW'S This little coquette is ever the perfect lady. Her soft-spoken, demure manner, willingness to cooperate, and her charm have endeared Rosie,' to all who know her. Her stamp hill for letters to the Navy must be quite im- posing. May all her dreams come true! Liz . . . Oh, good grief! . . . Smoke Gets in Your Eyesl' . . . Ave Marian . . . writing letters . . . Desires to be Mrs. R. W. Ham- brick . . . Probably will be Mrs. R. W. Hambrick. Roanoke Catholic High School HELEN TERESA CALLAHAN September 3 OUR LADY OF NAZARETH Though Helen has her giddy and carefree side, when she puts her mind to it, she can be level-headed and practical, a girl who always knows what she wants. We hope that in the future all of her dreams will come true to the very end and that happiness will be hers always. Helen . . . Get out of herell' . . . Twelfth or Neverl' . . . O Sacrament Most Holy . . . Talking on the phone . . . Desires to be wife and mother of six children . . . Probably will be arrested on her honeymoon.

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GABRIELLA ALICIA BEATTIE October 27 SAINT ANDREWVS The calm in every senior storm. Her beauti- ful brown eyes are always twinkling with merry laughter-except when someone steps on her footg then Gabby isn't so calm! A barrel of fun to be around, you can always count on her to give her help willingly whenever needed. May she have all the hap- piness in life she so richly deserves. Gabby . . . I don't know . . . Handy Man . . . Ave Maria . . . Eating Pizza and loafing . . Wants to be . . . Mrs. Williain D. Boitnott, ,Ir .... Probably will be Mrs. Williain D. Boitnott, jr. -il 20 Ee DORA ANN AZAR March 3 OUR LADY OF NAZARETH Dora is our chief silent smiler. Nothing ever bothers our happy-go-lucky grinner who has her sights fixed on the vocation of Chrisf tian marriage. All the happiness in the world to a girl who truly deserves it. Dodo . . . Ave Marial' . . . Deep Purple . . . Having holidays . . . Desires to be Mrs!!! . . . Probably will be genial housewife. The 1960 Senior Clas

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MICHAEL JOHN CRADDOCK February 2 OUR LADY OF NAZARETH One of our best dancers can really be de- scribed as a great guyn. His charming man- ner and his cooperative ways have endeared him to students and faculty alike. Try to stay out of trouble, Mike, and the best of luck to all that you undertake in life. Mike . . . But Sister, you don't seem to understand . , . My Prayer . . . Ave Maria . . . Taking it easy . . . Desires to be matured . . . Probably will be salesman for Brilamzica Encyclopedia. PATRICIA WANDA CHENAULT February 21 SAINT ANDREW'S Our talented and capable Pat worked long and hard to make the music for every senior project a huge success. She can be depended on for any occasion. Patricia, we wish you the best of luck and the best from life. . . . For crying out loud! . . . D0n't ask me XX'hyU . . . Hail, Queen of Heaven . . . Desires to be Mrs. Melvin W. Scott . . . Probably will be a tremendous hit at Car- negie Hall. Tbe Tenth Senior C lcz