Roanoke College - Rawenoch Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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CHARLES A. PATSELL, B.A. Charlie is admired for his achievements here at Roa- noke. Taking up most of his time this year has been the duty of Archon of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity. YYONNE P. PIiLLIQTT, B.A. One of our most active women students, Vonnie always has a friendly smile and a pleasant word for everyone. Being a cheerleader takes a lot of her pep and energy, but she still has a lot left for all her other activities. WILLIAM B. PETERSON, B.A. Bill is a transfer from Hampden-Sydney where he was active on publications and the I. F. C. .Ile is a member of Sigma Chi Fraternity. FRANCES L. PRICIQ, B.A. This cute little senior is crazy about her major, History. She is planning to teach school in the future. 'G SEEN at 1 ini 3 SE L? 5 B 1 ,... l. Q 533134 If M W ew M- if. ef: . :mf E :ag -sg it-is . -.34 ' -was Em .KH it WM! MRS. HELEN OVERSTREET, B.A. A quiet day student from Salem, hlrs. Overstreet has divided her time between housework and college. WILLIAM F. PARIS, B.S. Bill transferred from Boston University and is now looking forward to medical school. XVorking in the biology lab and serving as President of Lambda Kappa Psi keeps him fairly busy. -.mfr E K?

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LUTHER B. LOWE. B.S. !Iini, is headed for medical school next year. llis assets are enthusiasm, friendliness, and high scholar- ship. A. BRUCE MAGYAR, B.S. lf anyone needs laughs, a stoogie, or a horse costume, Bruce is the one to see. In his more quiet moments, Bruce may be found with Klary Linda or scrubbing pillars at the K. A. House. 1? ANN D. lX'IATTl'l EWS, B.A. This pretty brunette has found much of her senior year taken up with practice teaching. Ann also spends a lot of time keeping the Delta Gamma's on their best behavior. JOSEPH A. MENDEZ, BA. Joe, an economics major, plans to follow his father and go into the Exporting and Importing business. llis friendliness and great talent at the piano has made him known to all of us here at Roanoke College. NANCY S. MOORE, B.A. Nancy has been very active in Chi Omega during her four years at Roanoke. Her friendliness and high scholarship have Won her the admiration of everyone. H. ROBERT NELSON, B.S. Thevbig man on the totem pole with all 'cRats this year, Bob, whose bark is worse than his bite, is a pre- med student and has served as consul of Sigma Chi. ihugil'

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JOHN W. PRIEST, BA. John, who is known to almost all students as the President of T. G. I. F., left Roanoke to go into the service and returned to complete his last two years. JOSEPH J. QUARATELLA, B.A. A familiar sight on tl1e basketball courtmloe is also President of the Senior Class. This friendly senior can be found hard at work as head waiter in the Commons. SANDRA Ai. Rici-IARDS, BA. Sandy has devoted much of her time this year to being President of Delta Gamma. Her happiest event, though, was being crowned Homecoming Queen, 1957. RUTH K. RICHTER, B.A. Ric plans to enter a teaching position in the fall. Among her activities, being vice president of Phi Mu has consumed a great deal of her time. FLORENCE E. ROBEY, BS. Bliss Versatile would aptly describe Flo. She can be found wherever Corky is or in the lab with a test tube exploding in her hand. Her many activities have not prevented her from being a first honors student. WILTON F. SALE, B.A. Wilton is known to all here at Roanoke, especially through his active participation in dramatics and his unforgettable protrayal in Harvey . as ,i