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

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SANDRA LEIGH MONSOUR September 7 SAINT ANDREWS Sandra, voted best dressed in the class, is ever willing to do her part. Her dark hair and flashing eyes are a great asset to her attractive clothes. Sandra was chosen to attend the F.B.L.A. Convention. Always generous with her time, she is a welcome member of any committee. She is both kind and gentle mannered. Sandy . . . Oh, Boyli' . . . Forever . . . Ave Maria . . . Eating and Sleeping . . . Desires to be Secretary . . . Probably will be Fashion Editor for the journal. ofmoke Catholic High Sc bool BARBARA ANN MURRAY April 11 SAINT ELIAS The shyest girl in our class really knows when to be silent. Barbara's regal and quiet manner make her seem somewhat aloof. But beneath this, weive found someone truly loyal and friendly. Our Madonna in the Christmas Pageant and candidate for Sweet- heart Queen, she is quiet but sweet as sugar. Precious! . . . Really', . . . If I'm that easy to forget . . . Oh Lord I Am Not Worthy . . . Shopping . . . Desires to be Nurse . . . Probably will be Den Mother.

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MARY KATHERINE LEONARD August 1 OUR LADY OF NAZARETH Perky Kitty, also a cheerleader, was voted Friendliest in our class. Sister Cornelius' indispensable secretary, she knows how to get results without noise or dash. Kitty is always a joy to be around with her dare- devilish ways and her undying friendliness. Kitty . . . You're kiddingly' . . . Wild One . . . Ave Maria . . . talking and typing . . . Desires to be Nurse . . . Probably will be secretary of the year. 4231 VERONICA ANN HUNTER February 15 OUR LADY or PERPETUAL HELP The 1960 Snow Queen, Ronnie was also one of our cheerleaders. Tall and long on good humor, she contributed much to our school's spirit. Dreams of a federal position make Ronnie work diligently in business classes. She seems to have her eyes on a certain Marine, what about this, Ronnie? Ronnie . . . Hot dog you all l swear . . . Ave Marial' . . . talking 8: laughing . . . Desires to be Airline Stewardess . . Prob- ably will be flyer of an airplane. The 1960 Senior Class

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DONNA CECEILA POWERS December 13 OUR LADY or NAZARETH This annual is due in part to the persever- ance of our Editor-in-Chief, Donna. Win- ner of many essay and oratorical contests, our valedictorian is an efficient perfectionist. No wonder she was voted most likely to succeedf, Sharp-tongued and witty, Donna is never at a loss for words. Donna . . . That and a nickel will buy y3u a coke . . . Dixie . . . Ecce Panis An- geloruml' . . . Spending Daddy's money . . . Desires to be marriage counselor . . . Prob- ably will be an old maid. JAMES EDWARD O'CONNOR May ll OUR LADY OF NAZARETH James, our class treasurer, and delegate to Boys' State, displayed previously hidden athletic ability this year by playing on our winning basketball and golf teams. But never one to neglect the books he was voted most studiousf' James . . . Nasty,' . . . Pretty Blue Eyes . . . Ave Maria . . . loafing . . . Desires to be successful . . . Probably will be Pro at White Sulphur Springs. JAMES IRVIN ROUTT, JR. February 26 SAINT ANDREW'S Debonair and best-all-aroundf' Irvin is al- ways able to charm all. Our best buddy and his poems Cway outj are indispensable to our class. Irvinls ability in basketball made him a favorite on the court. He will long be remembered as the court jester in Who W0uldn't be Crazy?', Irvin . . . Makes less . . . What'd I say . . . O Sanctissimaf' . . . suffering through study hall . . . Desires to be the man to re- peal Blue Laws . . . Probably will be bell ringer on Mr. Softee truck.