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

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Pilots of olmoke Catholic Rule Well . . . . Q -in lf w 'vi' 3' elf H: Q -nw: an mn-awww '-was-31 lf! H' all miata- , The .feriom bufifzefs of piloting student activities makes Vice President Andrea Stevens and President Reggie Tyler somewhat pensive. Less serious are Student Council Secretary Theresa Klein, Treasurer Donna Powers, Parliamentarian Ed I A-Jay., Sneed, Corresponding Secretary Helen O'Neal and Sergeant-at-Arms Joseph 64 Givens. 5 1 . X X nl ll 1 HIDUJLUD 1 . . . . . 1 nm The Student Council of R. C. H. yointly comprises the governing P' 0' . . . . l ,,.....- officers, homeroom representatives, and heads of student organization ir a 4 ' . . . . . E, 41, the executive membership. The council strives to collaborate with ad PT' ministration and faculty in working all activities-cultural, social, athr letic-into harmony with the chief purposes-religious and academic- X , of the school's program. Meetings are bi-monthly for general assemblief -uf-' with the entire student body.

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0-Cll,'C'ClClfl 6Z'C cilfl 59616236-CllT'CLCbl 1173 e74Zcfiviiie4 4 It has been said to educate the whole student a school must include extra-curricular activities. Hence the various organizations at R. C. H. provide outlets for every form of student interest. This tie-up of Clubs and social functions with the curriculum 'lrooted and founded in charity en- deavors to train leaders who can exert a Catholic influence in every phase of adult life. Curriculum aims of concern for fundamentals, a sense of in- dividual responsibility to the common good, confi- dence and joy of spirit and cooperation with grace through the daily offering are echoed in social ac- tivities and sports. M Elf i f- i , . Xt i ' fl X

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l Some of Y66l7 ,5 Highlights . . . SEPTEMBER New arrangement of classes because of inauguration of 5-year program. R. C. H.'s first football victory in several years-Sending of junior Scrapbook to Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge. OCTOBER Ring Blessing-Welcoine Party for Frosh and Sub-Frosh-Homecoming Events. NOVEMBER Teachers' Diocesan Institute-Retreat-New Scoreboard DECEMBER Christmas Pageant-Carolling-Baskets. JANUARY New Year-Exams-Tournament-Fr, Burke's Visit-Coats and Ties! FEBRUARY Wl1o Wot1ldn't Be Crazy? -Valentine Dance-Snow!-Freedoms Foundation winners announced. MARCH Uniform selected-Dream of new building in paper stage-Lenten C. S. M. C. projects-Glee Club in St. Patricks Day Program-Science Fair. APRIL B'nai B'rith Award to Reggie Tyler-Athletic Banquet-Track and Golf Vicrories- Winning Essays-Awards Night Program. MAY Procession for Our Lady-Fr. Connelley leaves-Fr. Browne comes-Fr. Hannan appointed Coordinator of Roanoke Catholic High-Senior Revue. JUN E Exams-Special Entrance Honors for jane Tankersley from College of Notre Dame of Baltimore-Commencement-Bishop Russell.