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

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I , Y ji 5a , 43: .--......+sN,Mx.f -'N'-1-se .-1 1.. E, aww., ,, -, . s-,, ,, , ,. 9 Q, v I l 'NA' THE REVEREND GENNARO J. LEONE. CM. Pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish. Roseto . -Q ' 5 0 ' THE REVEREND ROSARIO J. SCIARRONE Pastor of St. Rocco's Parish. Martins Creek 5 f 1 ii 'j l, ll!-lglir' 4 gt 'A P :il s How much goodness can any one person spread? If he is a priest, a pastor of a flock, as these six are, he spreads besides goodness. love of God which brings en- couragement and truth for a lifetime. We Piusters are grateful for every step which our Shepherds take to lead their flocks home, because at this point, we are the yearlings of these flocks. Our Pastors are a true part of Pius. They've watched the Piusters grow from the time when they ofhciated at our Baptisms to the signing of our report cards at present. Through patience and understanding. they have rooted deep within us. principles which will guide our very lives. We students are Pius: therefore, our ideals-those of our pastors-are a vital part of Pius X. spiritual faith . . . l

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THE REVEREND JAMES W THE REVERFND JAMES P GALLAGHER FITZGERALD C M Pastor of Sami Roch s Parish West Bangor Pastor of Our Lads of Good Counsel Pansh Bangor THE RIGHT REVEREND THE REVEREND MICHAEL J MELLEY MONSIGNOR CONNEL S MCHUGH Pastor of Saint Ellzabczhs Parish Pen Argyl ur pastors are the source of our ,I-N27 ' I , 'FTF 13 Ai s. f :I 6 fs.- . K ' I I 1 , S 'I I ' L .1-J! N K U

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THE sUN SHONE BRIGHTLY on that inevitable September morn as one hundred and ninety Piusters walked hesitantly through the corridors to their homerooms and peered quietly at their teachers. How strange it all seemed! For us. the upperclassmen. that day was a day of real trial. We had known the warmth and love of an unforgettable faculty, and each of us wondered if he would ever become accustomed to the strange happenings. As the day passed, we realized how foolish we had been. Our new teachers became individuals to us, and as we began to know them, we began to admire and respect each one. The dawn of that inevitable morn brought with it a sun which will shine forever through the hearts of our faculty. Even though we seniors have known them for such a short time, a bit of their brilliance will always radiate our lives. nder then' ln the past year REV RICHARD J LOEPER our principal has vnon the hearts of all his students To add to his busy schedule he teaches Religion and Mechanical Drawing 'Q--f THE REVEREND EDWARD R. GRAFF Religion, Spiritual Director, Latin, English