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

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JOSEPH CARL GIVENS December 20 OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP With Monk, the lovable mad scientist around, there is never a dull moment. He is always willing to lend a helping hand. His classmates will never forget the great Ski King's party at Claytor Lake. Lots of luck to a little guyi' with big ideas. Monk . . . Cool it, goose! . . . Poor People of Parisl' . . . Adeste Fidelis . . . Water skiing and Electronics Experimenting . . . Desires to be . . . Electronics Expert . . . Probably will be a zoo keeper. HELENA JOSEPHINE GILLESPIE August 16 OUR LADY OF NAZARETH Tall in spirit and ambition, if not in stature, our Homecoming Queen Lena was voted Most Popular and Most School Spirited. Her great love for R.C.H. and all its students and her efforts to bring credit to the school made us all proud of our head cheerleader. XYle'll never forget SHARPY or her spar- kling personality. Lena . . . Well, I Swanee! . . . You'll Never Walk Alone . . . When Blossoms Flowered Amid the Snows . . . Cheerlead- ing . . . Desires to be . . . Secretary . . . Probably will be athletic director of R. C. H. amd destined to produce -f5l26l2r

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MARIE DENISE FLORENT August 3 OUR LADY OF NAZARETH As President of the Student Mission Crusade and manager of the girls' basketball team, Denny is fun loving, thoughtful, candid and sincere. Denise will always be remembered by her classmates as a magnificent mixer. We are sure that she will go far in life. Denny . . . 'iGush! . . . When it's Tooth- picking Time in False Teeth Valley . . . Cor Jesu . . . Causing Trouble . . . Desires to be medical technologist . . . Probably will be Lady Restauranteur. ostereci at R. C. H. SANDRA LEIGH GEORGE September 3 SAINT ANDREW,S Petite Sandra, voted the cutest in our class, is one of our vivacious cheerleaders as well as a vivacious writer to a certain Air Force guy. Chic and poised, we are sure she will go far in Civil Service as well as in any other field. Tubby', . . . Peaches and Cream . . . Greensleeves,' . . . Ave Maria . . . Reading about the U.S.A.F. . . Desires to be airline stewardess . . . Probably will be model for Tanorama Ads.

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MARY ALICE HAMMERSTROM July 4 OUR LADY OF NAZARETH Always gay and gracious Mary was Vice President of the Pep Club, and one of our most vivacious cheerleaders. She had lead- ing roles in both Cinderella, and our Christ- mas drama. The hours of practice that she puts in at cheerleading and play rehearsals paid off in wonderful performances at both. Mary came to R. C. H. in her junior year, but it didn't take us long to get to know and love her. She is a wonderful girl and we are sure that she will go far in life. Hammy . . . Oh good gosh! . . . Gln the Still of the Night . . . Silent Nightl' . . . Running around doing nothing . . . Desires to be writer . . Probably will be Pulitzer Prize Winner. the truly educated Cb1 i5li6l7fl as 27 it AMY JEAN HARASTY July 2 SAINT ANDREWS Our sweet and courageous Amy has a mar- velous sense of humor. Her sparkling wit enlivened many a class. A virus l'bug took her from our midst in mid-winter, but We know Amy jean will pull through!