Pius X High School - Claves Yearbook (Roseto, PA)

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| Sri Wenn x, Sle Snspiration “Sing a Song of Seniors,” adapted by the editors from daily life, presents a diversified cross-section of American Catholic youth in bright lights, in training, in action, and finally, in flash-back performance. Emphasis is placed on Pius X days as a preparation for the big show, . LIBRE. Though the title is suggestive of nursery rhyme nonsense, actually it has a much apter significance. Inspiration is drawn from the humble Riese farm lad who became Saint Pius X. His motto, “To restore all things in Christ,” has become the theme song of this year’s class. This Claves, then, is the Rey unlocking for all time the melody which has formed the accompaniment of every prayer and work and play of the class of '55.

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Most REVEREND J. CARROL McCormick, D.D. Most REVEREND JosEPH MCSHEA, D.D. As Archbishop of Philadelphia, the Most Reverend John F. O'Hara assumes also the duties of administrator of the archdiocesan school system. Without his permission and encouragement our good priests would not have been able to provide us with the sterling Catholic setting in which our plot develops. His Excellency honored us by coming personally to bless the new elementary school on November 1, 1953.