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

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MICHAEL DOUGLAS THOMPSON August 27 SAINT GERARD,S Never one to talk when he should be listen- ing, Mike was always ready at any time or place to give forth his witticisms. Although a quiet boy, Michael was always friendly and hard-working and anxious to give his best to any undertaking. Mike . . . Balderdash,' . . . The Bells . . . Adoremus Ten . . . Basketball and dating . . . Desires to be Electrical Engineer . . . Probably will be captain of the Harlem Globetrotters. MARGARET MARIE WILSON june 21 OUR LADY OF NAZARETH The epitome of good sportsmanship and the right attitude,', Dede was also one of the team of best dancers. Margaret was one of our delegates to the F.B.L.A. convention. Her easy going and bubbly personality is one of the nicest at R.C.H. May she have all the happiness in the world. De De . . . Big Deal! . . . Until the Twelfth of Never . . . Ave Maria . . . Sewing, tennis, and partying . . . Desires to be airline stewardess . . . Probably will be substitute Air Raid Siren. JOSEPH REGINALD TYLER June 20 SA1NT ANDREWS A necessary ingredient to the success of any school function, our popular classmate is ever-reliable. His multiple interests Cmostly feminine? got him elected most athleticl' and most versatile. Reggie-:'s honors in- clude the Honor Society, the Prince in Cin- derella, high basketball Scorer in '60, and many more. Reggie, usually seen in the midst of girls, can always be counted on to liven any party. Reggie . . . Bite my belly . . . johnny Reb . . . Oh Sacrament Most Holy . . . Girls and basketball . . . Desires to be ambulance driver . . . Probably will be mortician with Goodes Funeral Home.

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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.

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JOYCE DIANE WOODSON December 24 SAINT ANDREW'S Last but not least, the wittiest and most photogenicu girl in the class can best be described as independent and inquisitive. Her subtle humor showed through on many occasions, especially on the trip to Wash- ington. Joyce, a serious girl at heart, is indispensable at any party or gathering. A cheerleader and member of the Pep Club, Joyce's love for R.C.H. was obvious at any football or basketball game. Fibber . . . O-0-o-o- You're Kiddingu . . . Twilight Time . . . Ave Maria . . . Driving around . . . Desires to be business education teacher . . . Probably will be Part Owner of Wonderland by Night. 4 JOHN EDWARD WINSTON December 3 OUR LADY OF NAZARETH Our popular class President Jack may be considered ri diplomat as well as a politician. Captain of the football team, he was voted best looking . His quality of understanding and his knack for getting others to go his way will prove great assets in any under- taking. We will always remember his crazy antics in class and The Jack Winston Show at which he was our master of ceremonies. Butch . . . W'ell! . . . Greensleeves, . . . The Lord's Prayer . . . Desires to be ath- letic teacher and coach . . . Probably will be President of the United States. The 1960 Senior Clas