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

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KEY TAFF 'N , Q '41 M, t ,.. , ' VM' in tv 9-Q ANNUAL STAFF: Left to right, front row: Rose Murray, treasurer, Helen O'Nea1, editor, Martha Bentley, features, back row: John Kowal- chuk, business manager, Jerry Agee, subscription, John Givens, copy, l Dennis Barbarics, art, not pictured: Pat Waters, advertising, Bernard Albert, sports. To doajob and to do it well, you need a co-operative, patient, and industrious group. That isjust what our staff is. Headed by our own wonderful Helen O'Nea1, with John Kowalchuk close behind, you will find them up on The Hil1 any Saturday, Sunday, or holiday. They all call it home, for there is where most of their free time is spent, working like Trojans to meet the deadline. With layouts to be planned, copies to be typed and proofread, every' ounce of energy is needed. Miraculously, everything is finished and all can breathe a sigh of relief. How grateful we all are to them for giving their best in order that we might have this annual' to retain school memories- 14

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Reverend John P. Hannan Sister Cornelius, S.C.N. Reverend Vincent L. Campi 0UH. Reverend Bernard Krimm, C.S S.R. Sister Frances Louise Sister Vincent Sister Catharine James Sister Mary Veronica Sister Maria Jude Sister Mary Carnelia Sister Helen Maureen Sister Mary Aquinn Mrs. John J. Fleming Mr. Arthur Michaelson Mrs. William Berry Mr. Brenndan Cavanaugh FACULTY Coordinator 3 Religion, Guidance Principal, French, Latin, Government Religion, Guidance Religion, Guidance Librarian Senior Home Room, Mathematics Junior Home Room, English, History, Business Education Sophomore Home Room 1, Latin, Chemistry Sophomore Home Room 23 Glee Club, Biology Freshmen Home Room lg Algebra, Latin Freshmen Home Room 23 French I, World History Sub-Freshmen Home Room lg C.S.M.C. Sub-Freshmen Home Room 25 Business Edu- cation Mechanical Drawing Girls' Physical Education, Girls' Basketball Coach Boys' Physical Education Mrs. John J. Fleming Mr. Arthur Michaelson Mr. Brenndan Cavanaugh Mrs. William Berry 13

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P- Class f. v 51 'D 519 GD . E me 03,15 Rom Linle, corns row The Class of '65 has been and will continue to be a mission-minded class. We have taken an enthusiastic lead over our upper classmen in the C.S.M.Cp. Stamp Drive. This project is our major goal for the year and the winner at the end of this drive received a bulletin board for the classroom. Our social activities have entailed such agenda as a sub-freshmen repre- sentative to the homecoming court and a good showing on the Junior Varsity cheerleading squad. We are proud of our girls! The year held many exciting prospects, for example, the establishment of a chapter of the Junior Red Cross. This project included the making of miscel- laneous items for the men and women at the Veterans Administration Hospital. All in all, our sub-freshmen classes have had an active and enthusiastic year. 15