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

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LUCILLE MAUREEN SHIRLEY April 8 SAINT ANDREW'S Our typical blonde, Maureen can best be described as lovable. She was selected as sweetest by her classmates. What senior can ever forget her pink hair and that sneeze! Maureenis quiet, reserved manner is sometimes shed. Then you should hear that giggle! Best of luck in the future. Blondie . . . Oh, my goodness gracious! . . . Begin the Beguinei' . . . I Need Thee, Precious jesusn . . . writing letters and wait- ing for mail . . . Desires to be loved by all . . . Probably will be loved by all. ANDREA KARLA STEVENS June l4 OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP Our Prom Queen, Andrea was voted Most Creativei' in the class. A second year cheer- leader, her flighty ways and flirtatious man- ner are an asset in capturing the opposite sex. Andreas school spirit and interest in activities made her a capable member of any organization. A talented artist, Andy's post- ers will be missed around R.C.H. Andy . . . You,re Kiddingn . . . 'lavender Blue . . . Ave Marian . . . Keeping Joyce out of trouble . . . Desires to be Commercial Artist . . . Probably will be a champion swimmer. ROBERT WHITE SMITH, JR. October 2 OUR LADY OF NAZARETH Our man who thinks for himself, Bob has a scientific bent that will take him far. Dark, handsome, and a marvelous dancer, girls find him suave and sophisticated. Our science fair winner, Bob will sometime be a great scientist. Bob . . . lf I Had the Wings of an Angell' . . . dancing . . . Desires to be Einstein II . . . Probably will be short order cook.

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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.

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ELLEN PAGE STULTZ April 11 OUR LADY OF NAZARETH Everything Ellen does is characterized by her easy-going manner and witty remarks Voted the senior with the Most Personalityf Ellen knows how to enjoy life to the fullest. Her jokes and crazy antics made school a lot of fun. An expert bridge player, she seems to live Va. Tech very much . . . wonder why? Coonie . . . Oh Dearln , . . Carolina in the Morning . . . Holy God, . . . Playing bridge . . . Desires to be a bridge expert . . . Probe ably will be happy. DRUCILLA ANNA STEVENS March 27 OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP Dru is evidence of the statement 'lOuality not Quantityf, Our class Vice President is neat, practical, and dependable-traits wh'ch make for a good nurse. But Dru also knows ltow to have a good time-she's going to U. Va., isn't she? Dru is a hard worker and will do her best for all she believes. Dru . . . Dont sweat the small stuff . . . Summer Placeu . . . Ave Marial' . . . Sleep- ing . . . Wants to be a nurse . . . Probably will be president of Eli Banana. JANE BENITA TANKERSLEY january 24 SAINT ANDREWS The class salutatorian, a National Merit Scholarship finalist, and also the co-editor of the annual, was voted most studious, Janes honors brought glory to the Senior Class and R.C.H. jane is not all studies. She sometimes surprises people with her mischievous streak. Twinkle . . . Rhapsody in Blue . . . Sacrum Convivium . . . Listening to Kingston Trio albums . . . Desires to be member of Phi Beta Kappa . . . Probably will be dean of Molly Putts School for Girls on the Hudson.