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

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q?'f +--uf. xxx YY U CARITAS UMNXAVINCH' A 'l f l i ' To the Senior Class of 1961: The theme of The Key for this year: the old and the new , describes you, the school, the nation and the world. You go to college or into business. The school will soon move into a new building. The nation is under a new administration. The world recognizes new countries. In the changing times you have an important position. You are to help form and mold the new. Your Catholic schooling has given you eternal principles and formed virtuous habits. May you go forth like the Crusaders of old, fighting for your ideals. This is my prayer. God bless you! Sincerely in Christ, f jlfkj Joseph H. Hodges Auxiliary Bishop of Richmond rg Q :sz

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A new generation of pupils will follow you. They will have the 4 flmt' t!fWll0'!, ' 5 BISHOPS HOUSE soo CATHEORAL PLACE f mc:-mowo 3, vueomm APRMHWMWIA l y y ffl N' of-P-le My dear Graduates of the Glass of 1961: to a Ae you leave Roanoke Catholic High School, I am sure that you carry with you pleasant memories that will accompany you through life. You will have grateful memory of the devotion of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth who have shared with you not only their knowledge, but their lives. You will carry with you a strong Cetholic'Faith, which has been nourished and strengthened, not only by the courses in religion, but by the whole atmosphere of your school. ln your hearts will be a profound gratitude for your parents, for the Priests, as well as for the Sisters who have made possible the Catholic education which you cherish and which has fitted you for a successful life in this world, and as pointed out to you, the way to eternal happiness in the next. advantage of the splendid facilities which are planned for the new build ing which will be under construction as you depart.7 They will enjoy more modern and more commodious facilities, and it is hoped that they will have a fine spirit which you have exemplified during your high school days. That spirit will enable you to rejoice in their good fortune. Because of the fine Christian education which you have received, more will be expected of you than of others who have not been so favored. So, y hope and prayer for you is that you always live up to the wonder- ful example of the dedicated lives of your teachers, as well as to the profound religious truths which they imparted to you, and that you will be active in the lay apostolate, which will bring blessing not only on your own lives, but on the lives of others to whom you give good example and whom you mey be privileged to help. So, as you prepare to leave Roanoke Catholic High School, I beg the blessing of Almighty God upon you that you may have good, long, holy years in God's grace. Devotedly yours in Christ, JANE .S mmm! Ge- S f W , re ,gre 3 wollma, 9 Wwe- .EPZ L-f?e.ef1, do ., M of N, M i'nQc.l,. ' Bishop of Richmond

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IDR PA T011 Very Reverend John S. Igoe, V.F. 1 Rt. Rev. Mgsr. Peter Rabil, C. B. Saint Elias Saint Andrews Rev. Bernard Krimm C.SS.R. 7 Our Lady of Perpetual Help Saint Gerards Rev. Robert F. Beattie Our Lady of Nazareth