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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1964 volume:

oy Fage 52 Contents far FOIPOP Fond Memories... Actiotttes... Graduates Admintstrations.... Cassa ERTS a ROCRERS eee Ties Lek Roe ae ae ae me aos z Ee ee She nel thE ete Sly Set a cian eons ne te ae ope i oe ee Cfooan aie aed ‘ence f a 7 _ WMA LN 7 Foreword | a is The day -- A promising one in September. The occasion -- Sixty-eight freshmen about to begin a journey which would bring them to the doorstep of success. Motivated by a deep desire to label themselves as true Piusters, the hikers struggle to over- come every obstacle which would impede an event- ful outcome. As the years passed, the paths became narrower, and the mountains, steeper. In spite of this, de- termined travelers continued on and up. And now, at the summit of the last mountain -- their goal almost in sight -- they pause and think of allthe joys and sorrows of the past four years. Lorraine Leraris Marilyn Ruggiero Senior Class of Tus X Stigh School Penns yluanta Koseto, resents Claves 1964 Our G utdes With excellent leadership and understanding, our guides direct us toward the climax of our Catholic education, a realization of sound moral standards. They impartto us a true sense of values which will be cherished and practiced in our future endeavors. His Excellency te The Most Reverend JOSEPH M. MC SHEA, D.D. Bishop of Allentown The Reverend HENRY J. HUESMAN, P.R. Superintendent of Schools of the Diocese of Allentown The Reverend RAYMOND J. LEICHNER Assistant Superintendent of Schools OAL ontinued Dlerest The Reverend GENNARO J. LEONE, C.M. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Roseto, Pa. The Reverend ROSARIO J. SCIARRONE, D.D. : St. Rocco : Martins Creek, Pa. The Reverend MICHAEL J. MELLEY, D.D. St. Elizabeth Pen Argyl, Pa. The Reverend ROBERT J. GROGAN, C.M. Our Lady of Good Counsel Bangor, Pa. The Reverend JAMES P, GALLAGHER St. Roch West Bangor, Pa. THE REVEREND RICHARD J. LOEPER Principal Spanish Mechanical Drawing Director of Men's Choir MR. JOHN THOMAS Mathematics : MR. LOUIS ANGELINI Basketball Coach ’ Band Director DDS. THE REVEREND EDWARD R. GRAFF Spiritual Director Religion Mathematics MR. VINCENT SHEMANSKI Social Studies Physical Education Hygiene Director of Athletics Football Coach Baseball Coach MRS. KATHERINE GARDNER SISTER M. SILVANUS, S.S.J. SISTER MARIA BONA, S.S.J. Business Latin Business Hygiene English English Physical Education Spanish Music Basketball Coach Student Council Advisor Up The Sleep Fath To Hnowledge SISTER MARIE CECILE, S.S.J. English SISTER M. ARSENIA, S.S.J. Typing | Sciences Librarian Head of Science Department CLAVES Advisor The Ascent Ss ‘A Srying Cpe Jas = | enclose ah teem ss SEEREN POS : aS 67s a Freshmen Latin students, Mary Capozzolo, Marie Aversano, Gail Donovan, Nancy Difilippantonio, Carol Starner, Richard Smith, andJames Gorman, pay close attention as Michael Renaldo illustrates an important point. Our Youn gest Stikers From the interested faces of Gloria Quinn, Susan Ducharme, Tynia Pagano, Toni Pagano, Darlene Filingo, Ronald Evans, Michael Curcio and Raymond De Franko, it is evident that first year English appeals to them. ' Go Forward With Tighe Scott as moderator, Frank Duvo, Susan Ducharme, Jane DiGiacomo, Patricia Bozzuto, Gloria Antonioli, Victoria Paolini, and Priscilla Due take time to review Latin declensions. From where they now stand, the Freshmen's path seems to be a winding one, filled with obstacles that must be overcome. This doesn't seem to bother the Freshman class of '64, though! With a willing spirit and happy smile, they begin the climb that will bring them to the summit of Rainbow Trail. By illustrations at the board, Philip De Frank, Pat Pavan, Rosemary Guida, Margo Smith, Anthony Detzi, Patricia Murphy, Andrew Ducharme, and Joanne Martino prove the theories studied in the book concerning buoyancy. ae | . Ket WHO SAYS HISTORY IS BORING? Our students, Joseph Racciato, Mario Giovanni, and Anthony Liberto trace early European civilization, as Stephanie Visi, Philomena Sabatine, Molly Rica, Mary Jo Ruggiero, and Angella DeNardo follow in their textbooks. Mathematician Louis Crafa demonstrates the position of numbers on the X-axis, while Petrina Molle, Linda Villiano, Alvaro Ruduzzi, John Vicario, Michael Sabatino, Joseph Galatiato, Pat Vietro, and Edward Nerino pay attention. OPERATION ALGEBRA! Elizabeth Dotta, Warren Nelson, Patricia Har- ing, Anthony Curtulo, Francis Dap- kewicz, and Frank De Paolo practice and check those complicated equa- tions. The Challenge Tarcisio Campo points to the new freshmen religion book, ''Going to God , and Gloria Quinn, Darlene Filingo, Mary Capozzolo, Nancy Difilippantonio, Marino Saveri, Neil Roberti, and Peter Racciato share his interest. Freshmen boys, Joseph Racciato, Tighe Scott, Warren Nelson, and Richard Smith, check in the file for reading material. Mario Giovanni and Pat Vietro concentrate on building reading skill. The tenth grade literature students, James Sylvester, Judith Paolini, Thomas Fedon, Joyce Detzi, Elizabeth Smith, Barbara Swinson, and Kathleen Stackhouse, thoroughly examine the structure of a medieval castle explained by Joseph Romano and Michael Vigiolto. ‘Near A idway, Sophomores march forward as they begin to plant their feet on sturdy ground. They have gone through the hardest period, that of adjusting, and now they continue to attain the goals of Pius X High School through their own work and the wonderful assistance of our faculty. During the next two years at Pius X, they will strive to achieve these aims and prove themselves worthy and capable of being called students of Pius X High School. SAY IT LIKE THIS! ALTIOR PEDIMUS. Thomas Ferrazzano, Philip Capobianco, Frank La Valva, Barbara Swinson, Sarah Castone, Ann Romano, and Nancy Robertone try to copy Francis Bolinsky's technique in pronouncing difficult Latin idioms. : Bocas gee oe = 2) B ‘ Nn ne Sophomores and Freshmen release all tensions and satisfy their appetites at lunch period--their favorite. we Blane Ae) = 5? CUroactous So pli OmMmores Gene Schiavone questions Barbara Karabinus and Kathleen Stackhouse on their Spanish translations, as Theresa Le Donne, Patricia Sapone, Daniel Leraris, Angelina De Nardo, Thomas Suprys, Philip Sabatino, Maria Pullo, Philip Capobianco, and Michael Trigiani await their answers. CS - LIz For Angles and lines puzzle the minds of our Geometry students, Dominic Sbrocchi, Julius Sabo, Thomas Ferrazzano, Francis Bolinsky, Nancy Robertone, Rosalind Duvo, Michelle Coccia, and Anna Jo Vonelli. 9 LORD TRALLOPHY TES LOPHYTES? The answer to this and 7 : many other biological el — oe — problems are being yi discovered by Charles De Nardo, Samuel Nittle, Francis Pullo, Michael Pagano, David Trilli, and Vincent Caiazzo. WHAT ARE THAL- | | é Michael Ferrazzano, Frank La Valva, Louis Powlette, Thomas Sheerin, Sarah Cas- tone, Theresa Angelini, and Patricia Gardner share in the instructions given by Ann Romano as she outlines the History of Salvation. Stigh er Levels. — -_—-— - Louise Albanese, Vita Falcone, Maria Buschi, Coletta LaValva, Joanne LaPenna, and Rosemarie Ducharme enjoy playing classical recordings in their music class. WHERE WAS BURGOYNE DE- FEATED? Nicholas Sabatine, Frank Sapone, and Stephen Ze- galia try to locate the point on the map as Patricia Branch, Angella DeNardo, Carol Cas- cario, and Elissa Bosco search for the correct answer. Junior typists, Joanne LaPenna, Vincent Sylvester, Maria Molle, Coletta LaValva, Julia Ceraul, Joan LaValva, and Maria Buschi, under Sister Marie Cecile's supervision, strive for thirty words a minute. Philomena Gruppo, Jacqueline Yannuzzi, Phyllis Gruppo, William Curcio, Eugene Bolinsky, Joseph Pinto, and Louis Rossigno browse over our up-to-date Spanish musical library in language class. For On ergelc Suntors With only a quarter more of the road to trod, the juniors strive to reach their pot of gold. Mindful of this precious goal, they try to match the endeavors of their predecessors, theclass of '64. They have received their class rings, and are fully aware of the duties required of those who wear the school's insignia. Ready to accept the responsibilities left to them by the dep arting seniors, they grasp the opportunity to show their capabilities. Our alert chemists, Michael Zito, Roger Antonioli, Joseph Pinto, Louis Rossigno, Jeffrey Brusie, and Leonard Litzi, watch as William Curcio attempts to generate hydrogen. é uty wt fal Ue wy z fies daw plas : The | Only ee 2 ies xd Vincent Sylvester and Roger Antonioli correct Linda Cesare's ‘ paper as Angelina Sylvester, Rosanne Caiazzo, and Lucia Romano discuss their own outlines during composition period. Business Math is an important asset in our Juniors' opinions. Domenick Scarlese, | Ronald Detzi, Domenick Abruzzese, Philip DeRenzis, and Michael Confalone check Beverly Zambone's progress at the board. .Our business students, Vita Falcone, Rosemarie Ducharme, Louise Albanese, Joanne LaPenna, Coletta LaValva, Joan LaValva, and Marie Molle, agree that Steno is worthwhile As Leonard Litzi attempts to solve a difficult Algebra problem, Theresa De Renzis, Helena Fioriglio, Jeffrey Brusie, Mary Margaret Finkbeiner, Mary Louise Falcone, Beverly Sabatine, and Jean Taylor stand by to offer their assistance. WHO'S WINNING? It seems as if the boys. are; but Michael Zito and Rose Cappola still have afew more questions for Joseph Pontrelli, Robert Waring, Judy Campanero, Connie Buskirk, and Julia Ceraul. Highlights from Dickens's ''A Tale of Two Cities are being discussed by Philip De Renzis, Ronald Detzi, Elissa Bosco, Maria Buschi, and Rose Elaine Cappola. 4 4 ‘0 Trig problems are a challenge; but our senior mathematicians, Lucia Giovanni, Antoinette Di Pierro, Frank Godino, John LaBar, Francis Cerino, John Racciato, Mary Louise Honeker, and Suzanne Embardino, diligently strive to solve them. Our senior girls, Connie Scagliotti, Regina Mondello, Marguerite Matthies, Angela Fiorot, Miriam Herrera, Phyllis Kotch, Mary Honeker, Theresa Greco, Jane Pullo, and Diane Manasseri, enjoy a game of hockey during gym class. Kathleen Sabatine, Floria Poloni, Solita Zito, Joanne Reto, Thomas Sapone, and John Falcone work toward success in business life, according to the tenets they learn in Typing II Class. That interesting and fascinating science of Physics appeals especially to our senior boys. Donald Vicario, James Orlando, and Thomas Sterlachini experiment with water waves while Eugene Rushin, Francis Cerino, and William Zanette check their procedure. Sophisticate’ Sensors For fifty-six seniors, June 1964 will mark the end of their high school days. The journey has been a difficult one with countless obstacles to be overcome. Yet there have been many wonderful moments, and these are the ones that will remain in the minds of the graduates of '64 as they prepare to go into the world. For the time being, their futures are indefinite; but, if these guys and gals continue to show the determination and perseverance that have marked their four years at Pius, only success can result. Our debators, Richard Curcio, James Angeline, Frank Baskar, Angela Fiorot, Carol Pysher, Carmella Farole, and Theresa Greco, strike an interesting topic to d iscuss in P. A. D. class. Sheer delight is shown on the faces of Spanish III students, Lorraine Leraris, Adele Nelson, Suzanne Embardino, Marguerite Matthies, Robert Renaldo, James Detzi, and Frank Zito as they learn effectively through a Spanish | record, Tread She Final Ofeps | With ledgers opened, Janet Greene, Elaine Bartolacci, James Orlando, Judith Jones, Michael De Ren- zis, and Paul Karner now go on to complete their sets of books. The drama of ''Macbeth proved to be enjoyable for English students. Some of the main characters, Frank Baskar, Samuel DePalma, Richard Curcio, Francis Cerino, Elaine Bartolacci, Alice Bus- kirk, Roxanne Armelin, and Jo-Ann Capobianco, present the classic to the rest of the students. KRatnbow Fourth-year Religion students, Marilyn Ruggiero, Joanne Com- unale, Lorraine Leraris, Dan- iel Turtzo, and Thomas Ster- lachini, give their full attention to Stephanie Nasatka as she explains the School of Moses. Such discussions enliven the course of Aplogetics. STENO CAN BE FUN! Business students, Miriam Herrera and Roxanne Armelin, demonstrate the importance of steno to fellow stenographers Phyllis Kotch, Elaine Bartolacci, Diane Man- asseri, Alice Buskirk and Carol Meixsell. © L114 peer aera ae ee ee asaeres (1213 14 1S 8 ie 19 20 212223 “Now The Trumpet Summons Us...” Hail to the Chief '--the music rang out clearly on that cold winter day--the day that John Fitzgerald Kennedy became the thirty-fifth President of the United States. Just a few years later, the same song played again to honor the President for the last time. People wept as the honor guard stood around his coffin--draped in the American flag--and paid their final salute to their Commander-in- Chief. Now we have come to accept the consequences of that tragedy. The spirited, confident figure of John F. Kennedy is gone. We no longer see that Kennedy grin on television or that characteristic speaking pose with a fore-finger pointing to the unreachable. But we will always remember what this young and vigorous leader did for our country. Let it not be said that John Fitzgerald Kennedy died in vain. Let us go forward to meet the challenge, but let us always remember his words: My fellow Americans : ask not what your country can do for you--ask what you can do for your country. Lorraine Leraris TA Kestin te Potnt Dn Our Journey Unified in faith, both students and faculty participate fully in the Sacrifice of the Mass. The Boys' Choir, led by Father Loeper, is practicing a hymn for one of our weekly Masses. Weekly Mass is celebrated by Father Graff as Donald Vicario acts as serv- er. This greatest act of devotion is a supplement of our Catholic religion here at Pius X. Pius boys pose with their retreat master, Father Tucker, at the end of a successful retreat. All of those par- ticipating derived many spiritual benefits. For that fact, the guys acted so holy when they returned that if you look closely, you should almost see their halos! ...or did they leave them at Villa Maria Retreat House, Wernersville ? Christus Uinett ... OLristus Ke G22 at Junior and senior girls of the Catholic Action Club assort stamps which are processed to give help to the missions. Though newly formed, this club has been very active in putting Catholic ideals and principles into practice. Democrac a7 THE, antfests Stself President of the Student Council, John Racciato, gives a forceful speech promising to uphold the duties and responsibilities of the office entrusted to him. As leaders and directors of the student body, the council members exert their influence best through good example. They have been selected by popular vote of their fellow classmates who have given them the responsibility to maintain order, promote better student-teacher relation- ships, and to provide a forum for expression. With their high ideals and initiative they strive to carry out the policies and principles of our school. The members of the Pius X 1963-64 Student Council: John Racciato, Suzanne Embardino, Beverly Sabatine, Nancy Robertone, James Gorman, Robert Ruggiero, Elizabeth Dotta, Charles DeNardo, William Curcio, James Detzi, and Connie Scagliotta. “4 Senior Student Council members John Racciato, James Detzi, Suzanne Embardino, and Connie Scagliotta put the finishing touches on the tree in the foyer. Dn Our Student Council During one of the weekly meetings, John Racciato clarifies a fine point in the newly adopted Student Council Consti- tution, while the other interested members listen carefully. Tradition Ranks The Christmas tree takes on a special meaning to the whole student body, as our principal, Father Loeper, bestows the traditional blessing. Just as Christmas would be incomplete without the tree and presents, so would the school year be without the various traditions which have been passed down and added to each year. Many of them, such as weekly Mass, are so mucha part ofeach of us that it is difficult to imagine school life without them. All of these traditions will leave a definite and lasting mark on the characters of all Piusters. A touch of true Christmas spirit is added to the hearts of all in the retelling of the Birth of Christ in drama form by the senior class. The Christmas wreath, decorated by the Student Council members, replaces the advent wreath with the coming of Christmas. Dn She Stearts William Curcio, representative of the Junior class, delivers a short talk on the real meaning of the class ring. ae Father Loeper blesses the rings of Beverly Zambone and Beverly Sabatine. This ring ceremony adds sig- nificance and dignity to a Junior's class ring. The interesting process of titration occupies an important place in the advanced chem- istry of Joseph King, Lorraine Leraris, Nicholas Sabatine, and Lucia Romano. They almost seem to enjoy their Honors' Course on a Saturday morning! Senior girls prove that they can be good bowlers too. Here, Elaine Bartolacci, Lucia Giovanni, Angela Fiorot, and Carol Pysher watchas Stephanie Nasatka demonstrates the correct method of holding a bowling ball. These guys consider themselves to be old pros ’. Daniel Turtzo seems to say, ''Hurry up, so we can get on with the game , and George Uliano, Robert Renaldo, William Zanette, and William Waring seem to agree with him. MARILYN RUGGIERO Co-editor - LORRAINE LERARIS Co-editor ANTOINETTE DI PIERRO Senior Editor SOV ANINS OB OB OSU oa DIINO) Senior Editor ALICE BUSKIRK Senior Editor Seniors and Juniors of the CLAVES Editorial Staff get together after classes for a discussion on the yearbook. Veterans of the Editorial Staff meet with Sophomores to show them the ropes of editing an A+ yearbook. Co operation Tas Dnrterest CLAVES Art Editors, James Orlando and Joanne Comunale and Sports Editors, John Rac- ciato and Frank Godino, are busily working to meet an up- coming deadline. Ee rao +” | Yearbook CLAVES Art Editors, James | Orlando and Joanne Comunale | and Sports Editors, John Rac- ciato and Frank Godino, are busily working to meet an up- coming deadline. The Senior Business Staff holds CLAVES. TESTS ‘SONDENSAT HE PAPOSE OF Te were ARE OeTEWNE. yar Pig. YMERIZA HERING OF ABLE-A wx mo A stuctg, L SE RIZATION is THE CHE D OTHER PROPERTES AS IT BECOMES aycuirg 2 oh st A NUMBER. OF MOLECU SUBSTAI Aad FORM Lance A MOLE POLYMER Sa WON 1S THE CHEMICAL Gi THES TEST’ § CONCERNED WITH THE FAS OFA STRONG ACD We ERT OF A STRING ALL Lt LIMINA WR CTE IUD CULES. T SISTINE 1G GMM SOMENTS SUCH AS | PLASTICO Se 5 PHENOLIC RESIN Te ei o bese a ZENE AND CRBIN TETADEARAE. mpoReTAY Sie EIS BAKELITE [PHENOL -F 1p D0 WH The - en q Rd RESINOUS © RIAL OF HPH MOLECU AR CLASSY. ¥ WHICH C ia penne Gl As ut WHICH CANNOT BE Ri wasup | INFUSIBLE” @@ IS INSOLUBLE IN MANY C { ORGANICS, NTS. © BOTY BAKELITE A AND WA COMPARATIVE Basis THE BOOKLET, AND ARE ne y ee is a ¥ | a oe % rs heh RB ACH oo. In this year's Science Fair, Daniel Turtzo, a senior, captured first prize with his original chemistry pro- ject. Our sincere congratulations are extended to Daniel and the other winners. -Y BY CHROMATOGRApHy t TO ANALY r COMMON (BLES AND COMPaRr THEIR ITIES AND DIFFERENCE s_ : A : : i: TOs NTE Second prize winner, Louis Rossigno,demonstrated = , shinai soos ihe the analysis of different vegetables by the interest- sp: ben neal ing process of chromatography. babe aad ee oe ALYGIS OF COMPLEX Sut COLOR, the Science Fair by viewing the projects made by sate = = th i a eo . Sener Interested parents and friends took an active part in oh ; Qivini 1. 71 students. PESPUNSIE OF AlL SANE SOW TO VARIOUS TYPES OF NEDA i CULTURE MEDIA Tse tap Water Laan Fel} ly: ‘fh Ht) “UND og A Soe Agar sty — ty qi aa Tomorrow the above ¢ Igar gir Own fee de basates 5 Ta labitats ane Philip Capobianco, who is only a sophomore, displays his successful biology project. Hard work and con- tinued interest helped him to win third prize this year. Screntists WIRING For the third year, Thomas Sterlachini, has suc- ceeded in making a prize-winning project. This year, his physics project won honorable mention. | Sensor Division A SIMPLE SEISMOGRAPH The se ee wi E Nem made ie a � Le gan eneatrested ay Salivwe the Marilyn Ruggiero stands proudly beside her physics project which won honorable mention in our Science Fair. Her simple seismograph really works. THE iISMOGRAPH sph as devented by Jobe Riles ir melt oh the aie ed i Aeieeee era) + angel : inden te dee ies ae atin fey te prerg series: Shs sr0 y set ee ‘ae it gabe z, the warth too slight For mr Pe ae a Is oriogset strives to S portey, fala wards, “ Tes doh hue bee cucton oth Vekatset slganen, Pvares, S wares, ed dle Chow Tt ix the be oF cortngenhan coud the hawk eelon Horas, th Front resented ty the seroma JS prigh: Hy Ontertatners The Pius X High School Band performs during half time under the direction of Mr. Louis Angelini, who has been an encouraging and efficient leader. Members of our alert Colorguard, Theresa Greco, Anna Jo Vonelli, Louise Albanese, and Jo Ann Capobianco have done an excellent job in z . Connie Scagliotta leading the band during the past season. Majorette | Peppy Royalettes, Stephanie Zelenka, Roxanne Armelin, Rosanne Caiazzo, Phyllis Gruppo, Jeanette Due, and Judy Jones, strike a ''V ' for victory which they all hope and cheer for. Give Sheir Al Our four Senior cheerleaders, Stephanie Zelenka, Judy Jones, Roxanne Armelin, and Jeanette Due, have been an inspiration to the members of the teams as well as the students. Through their combined efforts and hard work the school spirit of Pius X has remained high. . James Orlando Halfback Samuel De Paima End James Angeline | ‘Guard The Fighting Royals of 1963: FRONT ROW: Frank De Paolo, Ronnie Richard Smith, Dan Ruggerio, Domenic Abbruzzese, Roger Antonioli, Joe King, Frank Sapone, Steve Zegalia, Tom Sapone, Jim Detzi, Paul Orlando, John Falcone, Sam DePalma, Eugene Rushin, Jeff Brusie. Bolinsky, Gene Schiavone, Tom Ferrazzano, Gene Bolinsky, Pete David Trilli, Coach Vincent Shemanski. Co-captains Francis Godino - Quarterback — ‘Evans, Peter Sebastionelli, Ed Nerino, Tighe Scott, Vincent Caiazzo, Tom Fedon, Ed Brusie, Mike Renaldo, Jim Denecola. SECOND ROW: arner, Frank Zito, John Racciato, Frank Godino, Jim.Angeline, Jim _ THIRD ROW: Tom Suprys, Mike Pagano, Francis Pullo, Francis _ Racciato, Bill Curcio, Al Reduzzi, Mike Ferrazzano, Chuck DeNardo, Frank Zito Halfback Thomas Sapone End James Detzi Halfback Eugene Rushin Tackle Paul Karner “Guard | Pius X workhorse, Steve Zegalia, is finally wrestled to the ground in our clash with Belvidere. Ne FOOTBALL RECORD WE THEY Bristol 13 6 Marion 12 6 Pleasant Valley 7 19 Minisink 32 12 Belvidere — 12 6 Parkland 7 28 Jessup 20 6 Phillipsburg 13 32 Steve Zegalia plows through two would-be Jessup tackles. OOF! The Belvidere player is saying while being tackled by Frank Zito, (16), Pius X half-back. Joe King, Pius X end, reaches for an aerial on the seven- teen yard line in our game with Parkland. During the game with Parkland, Frank Zito (16), recovers a fumble. In our rout with Minisink Valley, John Racciato, Pius X half-back, is tackled after a large gain to the Royal's ad- vantage. The games are only one phase of the football cycle. Few people seem to realize that most games are won on the practice field. This year, under the excellent coaching of Vincent Shemanski, the Royals had a victorious season, the first one in three years. Now that the Royals are back on their winning ways, we look hopefully tonext season and to the seasons thereafter to be victorious under the leadership of Mr. Shemanski. Frank Zito (16) indicates by his signal that the touchdown tried by Frank Godino is good in the game with Minisink Valley. Fighting Se oyals! During the game with Minisink, Frank Godino (20), Pius X quarterback, follows his blocking into the end zone. As Pius X players fight against Parkland, Steve Zegalia (42), our fullback, bullies his way up field. 47 it FRANCIS GODINO MICHAEL DE RENZIS JAMES ANGELINI Captain Guard Guard Forward Our SL arpshi ooters Aim Stigh OPPONENT WE THEY OPPONENT WE Faculty 67 45 Pocono Mt. 63 Annandale 45 42 Mauch Chunch 45 Blairstown ao 48 Blairstown fps, Notre Dame 46 96 Pocono Missions 43 Pocono Mt. 60 76 Summit Hill 41 Mauch Chunk 62 Salisbury 38 Pocono Missions 46 Faculty 62 Salisbury 42 06 Pleasant Valley Pleasant Valley 69 ; COACH AND STYLE PLUS: First Row: William Curcio, Louis Powlette, Joseph Angelini, Michael De Renzis, Frank De Paolo, Anthony Curtolo, Mario Giovanni, Frank Godino. Second Row: Manager Michael Ferrazzano, Steve Zegalia, Michael Curcio, Peter Racciato, Robert Waring, Thomas Ferrazzano, Francis Bolinsky, James Angelini, Manager Michael Zito, and Coach John Thomas. Height is not a disadvantage. This saying is brought out by the quick jump shot by Mike De Renzis over the hands of two visiting Pocono Mountain Cardinals. Although pursued by two Jim Thorpe players, Jim Angelini makes his at- tempt good. The shot by Frank Godino caps a quick drive from the corner, as Bob Waring and Steve Ze- galia await the rebound. 1964 GIRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Nancy Robertone, Helena Fioriglio, Phyllis Kotch, Coach Mrs. Gardner, Connie Scagliotti, Theresa De Renzis, Patricia Branch, Mary L. Falcone. SECOND ROW: Carol Cascario, Gloria Antonioli, Priscilla Due, Toni Pagano, Theresa Le Donne, Michelle Coccia, Vita Falcone, Anna Jo Vonelli. THIRD ROW: Manager Angella De Nardo, Judith Campanaro, Mary Ruggiero, Tynia Pagano, Petrina Molle, Theresa Angelini, Patricia Gardner, Manager Lorraine Leraris. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Difilippantonio, Susan Ducharme, Jo- anna Martino, Janie Di Giacomo, Margo Smith, Patricia Haring. ae: And Slay Lo Okn Phyllis Kotch and Connie Scagliotti Co-Captains OPPONENTS Blairstown Pleasant Valley Washington Washington Blairstown Pocono Mt. Mary Help of Christians Pocono Mt. Pleasant Valley Connie Jo Scagliotti (14), Theresa DeRenzis (30), and Theresa Le Donne (5) anxiously await the outcome of a jump ball. Although it may appear that the Washington player has our player out-jumped, the speed of the Royalettes on the floor makes up for differences in height. Despite a good effort to block the shot, Theresa De Renzis (30) hits for two points from the corner in a winning cause. IT'S GOOD! Phyllis Kotch (21) adds another two points to the home team's cause. The Royalettes, edged by Washington, in an excitement filled game, scored 30-29. With a three ball - two strike count on the batter and bases loaded, the Pius X bench awaits the outcome of the next pitch. Baseball! Baseball! Baseball! America's Number 1 game is not overlooked at Pius X High School. No matter what the odds may be, our spectators can look forward to a hard fought game. In past years, under the expert coaching of Mr. Shemanski, Pius has had some very good teams. This year and in years to come, you can be sure the boys will go all out to try to make their team the best in the history of Pius X High School. JAMES DETZI FRANCIS GODINO all FRANK BASKAR THOMAS SAPONE FRANK ZITO 52 Anxious eyes are glued on Steve Zegalia, Pius X catcher, as he awaits the delivery from the Southern Leigh pitcher. Datter Up! ; BASEBALL SCHEDULE--1964 April 10 Our Lady of the Lake Home April 15 Palisades Away April 17 Southern Lehigh Away April 21 Blairstown Home April 24 Pleasant Valley Away May 1 Blairstown Away May 5 Pocono Mt. Away May 8 Pleasant Valley Home May 12 Pocono Catholic Missions Away | May 14 Palisades Home May 19 Pocono Catholic Missions Home | May 20 Our Lady of The Lake Away | May 22 Pocono Mt. Home | a The throw comes to the plate; the runner slides; everyone wonders his fate; the umpire makes his decision--he's out. Receptionists Richard Curcio, Philip De Renzis, Theresa Greco, Kathleen Stackhouse, and Patricia Sapone, receive instructions from the school Secretary, Miss Tumolo, on errands which are to be performed. Pm MRS. EARL SMITH MISS ANTOINETTE TUMOLO School Nurse Secretary These Librarians, Angella De Nardo, Mary Falcone, Jean Taylor, Mary Louise Honeker, Carol Cascario, Rose Cappolla, Joanne La Penna, and Adele Nelson, keep the library running smoothly. Sacristans, Carol Starner, Linda Villiano, Susan Ducharme, and Darlene Filingo, give up their time to prepare the altar for weekly Mass. MRS. MARY TRIGIANI MR. JOHN JANETTE Dietician Maintenance Suzanne Embardino, Antoinette Di Pierro, Stephanie Nasatka, Sarah Castone, Kathleen Stackhouse, and Tynia Pagano, our cafeteria aides, give Mrs. Trigiani a hand in feeding very hungry Piusters. x S x ‘ S MARILYN RUGGIERO ANTOINETTE DI PIERRO LORRAINE LERARIS SUZANNE EMBARDINO ADELE NELSON be CONCETTA SCAGLIOTTI STEPHANIE NASATKA FRANCIS GODINO Hh JAMES JOSEPH ANGELINE Academic 106 Webster Street, Roseto, Pa. Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish CLAVES Business Staff 4... Men'sChoir 2,3,4... Football2,3,4... Basket- ball 2,3,4... Bowling 2,3,4... Dance Committee 4. ROXANNE CECILIA ARMELIN Business 421 Railroad Avenue, Pen Argyl, Pa. St. Elizabeth Parish CLAVES Business Staff 1,2,3,4 . . . Glee Club 2,3,4 .. . Cheerleader 2,3,4... Science Club 2 ... Catholic Action 4... Bowling 4... Prom Committee 3 . . . Dance Committee 4. ELAINE ANGELA BARTOLACCI Business 580 Second Avenue, Bangor, Pa. Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish CLAVES Business Staff4 ... Bowling4... Library Aide 1,2 ... Dance Com- mittee 4. FRANK ANDREW BASKAR Academic 240 North Broadway, Wind Gap, Pa. St. Elizabeth Parish Glee Club 3,4 ... Men's Choir 4... Baseball 2,3,4... Bowling 2,3,4... Prom Committee 3... Dance Committee 4. ALICE ROSE BUSKIRK Business Box 165 R.D. 1, Wind Gap, Pa. St. Elizabeth Parish First Honors 1 ...CLAVES Editorial Staff 2,3,4 . . . Dance Committee 4. Industrious seniors do their part to make the Holly Hop a successful one. Here they add sparkling tinsel to the traditional Christmas tree. JO ANN MARIE CAPOBIANCO 94 Chestnut Street, Roseto, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Second Honors 1... Glee Club 1,2,3,4 ... Color Guard 2,3,4 . . . Science Club 2,4. . . Catholic Action Club 4... Cafeteria Aide 2... Dance Committee 4. Academic FRANCIS THOMAS CERINO ; Academic 598 McKinley Street, Bangor, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Second Honors 1... Glee Club 1,4... Football 1,2... Basketball Manager 2,3,4 .. . Baseball Manager 1,2 . . . Dance Committee 4. JOANNE CARMELLA COMUNALE Business 27 Dante Street, Roseto, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish CLAVES Art Editor 4...Glee Club1,3 ... Science Club 2... Girls' Softball 3... Dance Committee 4. TIRED? Who wouldn't be after a.50-mile hike? These seem to be the thoughts going through the minds of Louis Cappoz- zolo, PaulKarner, James Orlando, John Racciato, James Talotta andJames Detzi. ) RICHARD JOSEPH CURCIO Business Box 191, Pen Argyl, Pa. St. Roch Parish Men's Choir 2... Football 1... Receptionist 4... Dance Committee 4. SAMUEL LOUIS DE PALMA 2 Business R.D. 2, East Bangor, Pa. Our Lady Of Good Counsel Parish CLAVES Business Staff 4... Glee Club 3,4... Men's Choir 2,3,4... Band 1,2... Football 3,4 ... Bowling 2,3,4 ... Receptionist 2... Prom Committee 3 ... Dance Committee 4. MICHAEL RAYMOND DE RENZIS Business 209 George Street, Pen Argyl, Pa. St. Elizabeth Parish Men's Choir 2,3... Basketball 1,2,3,4... Bowling 2,3,4 .. . Dance Committee 4. JAMES MICHAEL DETZI Academic 334 Chestnut, Street, Wind Gap, Pa. St. Elizabeth Parish Student Council 3, Treasurer 4 ...CLAVES Business Staff 4... Glee Club 1, 3,4 ... Men's Choir 3,4 ... Football 1,2,3,4 ... Basketball 3... Baseball 1,2,3,4 ... Bowling 3,4... Receptionist 3... Prom Committee 3 ... Dance Committee 4. ANTOINETTE THERESA DI PIERRO Academic 103 Garibaldi Avenue, Roseto, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Student Councill ... First Honors 1,2,3 ...CLAVES Editorial Staff 2,3,4... Glee Club 1,2,3,4 ... Science Club 2,3,4 . . . Catholic Action Club Secretary 4 ... Bowling4... Girls’ Softball3...Sacristan 1... Cafeteria Aide 3,4... Dance Committee 4. JEANETTE MARIE DUE Business 487 Broad Street, Pen Argyl, Pa. St. Elizabeth Parish CLAVES Business Staff4 ... Glee Club 1,2 .. . Catholic Action Club President 4...Science Club 2... Cheerleader 2,3,4 ... Basketball 1... Dance Com- mittee 4. SUZANNE JANE EMBARDINO Academic 144 Park Avenue, Bangor, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Student Council 3, Vice President 4... First Honors 1,2... Second Honors 3... Special Honors Group 3...CLAVES Editorial Staff 2,3,4 ... Glee Club 2,3,4 ... Science Club 2,3 ... Public Speaking 3 ... Bowling 4... Girls' Softball 3... Cafeteria Aide 3,4... Dance Committee 4. JOHN ANTHONY FALCONE Business 950 S. Main Street, Bangor, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Men's Choir 2,3,4 ... Football 2,3,4 ... Basketball 1, Manager 2... Bowling 3,4... Prom Committee 3... Dance Committee 4. 61 CARMELLA ROSE FAROLE Business 37 Dewey Street, Roseto, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish CLAVES Business Staff4 .. . Glee Club1,2,3,4 . . . Science Club 2. . . Catholic Action Club4 ... Girls' Softball3 . . . Cafeteria Aide2 . . . Dance Committee 4. ANGELA FRANCES FIOROT R.D. 1, Pen Argyl, Pa. St. Elizabeth Parish CLAVES Business Staff 4... Glee Club 2,3,4 . . . Science Club 2. . . Catholic Action Club 4... Bowling 4 .. . Dance Committee 4. LUCIA ANN GIOVANNI 561 Lehigh Avenue, Wind Gap, Pa. St. Elizabeth Parish CLAVES Business Staff 4 ... Glee Club 1,2,3,4 ... Science Club 2,4... Bowling 4... Cafeteria Aide 2 . . . Dance Committee 4. FRANCIS CLEMENT GODINO Academic R.D. 3, West Bangor, Pa. St. Roch Parish Student Council 2 ... Second Honors 1... CLAVES Sports Editor 4... CLAVES Business Staff 4...Glee Club 3... Men's Choir 2,3,4 ... Football 2,3, Co-captain 4 ... Basketball 1,2,3, Captain 4... Baseball 1,2,3,4 ... Bowling 2,3,4 ... Prom Committee 3 . . . Dance Committee 4. THERESA JEAN GRECO Academic 127 Roseto Avenue, Roseto, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish CLAVES Business Staff 4 ... Glee Club 1,2,3,4 ... Color Guard 2,3,4... Science Club 2,4... Catholic Action Club 4... Bowling 4... Girls’ Softball 3... Receptionist 4... Dance Committee 4. Our Athletic Association holds an annual dinner to honor the football players of the year. At this event Frank Godino and John Racciato receive letters from Coach She- manski., ‘ JANET RUTH GREENE 520 S. Main Street, Bangor, Pa. Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Glee Club 3,4 .. . Dance Committee 4. Business MIRIAM CARMEN HERRERA Business N. Delaware Avenue, Portland, Pa. Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Glee Club 4... Catholic Action Club 4... Bowling 4... Dance Committee 4. MARY LOUISE HONEKER Academic N. Delaware Avenue, Portland, Pa. Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Second Honors1...CLAVES Business Staff 1,2,3,4 .. . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 ...Science Club2... Catholic Action Club 4... Bowling 4... Girls' Softball 3... Library Aide 1,2,3,4 ... Dance Committee 4. Se Successful Is this what CLAVES Members do atthe Villanova Press Conference ? Actually, Carol Pysher, Antoinette DiPierro, and Adele Nelsonare only enjoying a short pause between con- ferences. JUDITH MARILYNNE JONES Business 638 Pennsylvania Avenue, Pen Argyl, Pa. St. Elizabeth Parish CLAVES Business Staff 4... Glee Club 1,2,3,4 ...Cheerleader 2,3,4...Science Club2... Basketball 1... Bowling 4... Dance Committee 4. PAUL HERMAN KARNER Business Central Avenue, East Bangor, Pa. Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Glee Club 3. . Men's Choir3,4...ScienceClub 2... Football 3,4... Baseball 2... Bowling 4... Prom Committee 3... Dance Committee 4. PHYLLIS ANN MARIE KOTCH Business 254 Alpha Avenue, Wind Gap, Pa. St. Elizabeth Parish CLAVES Business Staff4 ... Glee Club2,3,4 ... Band1,2... Science Club 2... Catholic Action Club4... Basketball1,2,3,Co-captain4 ... Bowling4... Girls' Softball 3... Prom Committee 3... . Dance Committee 4. 64 JOHN WARREN LABAR Business 405 William Street, Pen Argyl, Pa. St. Elizabeth Parish Men's Choir 2,3,4 ... Basketball 1,2... Baseball 2... Receptionist 2... Dance Committee 4. LORRAINE ANN LERARIS Academic 713 Third Avenue, Bangor, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Student Council 2... First Honors 1,2,3 ...Special Honors Course 3,4... CLAVES Editorial Staff 2,3, Co-editor 4 ... Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Science Club Treasurer 2,3, President 4... Public Speaking 3 ... Basketball Manager 3,4 ... Bowling 4... Sacristan1l... Library Aide 3... Dance Committee 4. DIANE MARIE MANASSERI Business 120 W. Pennsylvania Avenue, Pen Argyl, Pa. St. Elizabeth Parish CLAVES Business Staff 4 ...Glee Club 2,3,4 .. . Science Club 2... Basket- ball 1,2,3 ... Prom Committee 3... Dance Committee 4. MARGUERITE MARIE MATTHIES Academic R.D. 1, Box 129, Bangor, Pa. Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Second Honors 1,3... Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Catholic Action Club 4... Bas- ketball 2,3 ... Bowling 4... Girls' Softball 3... Dance Committee 4. CAROL LYNN MEIXSELL Business 254 Broadway, Wind Gap, Pa. : St. Elizabeth Parish Second Honors 1...CLAVES Business Staff 4... Dance Committee 4. 65 REGINA MARIA MONDELLO Business 118 Jackson Avenue, Pen Argyl, Pa. St. Elizabeth Parish Student Council 2,3... Glee Club 1,2,3,4... Basketballl1...Bowling4... Dance Committee 4. STEPHANIE VERONICA NASATKA Academic 505 Broad Street, Pen Argyl, Pa. St. Elizabeth Parish Second Honors 1,2 ...CLAVES Business Staff 4...Glee Club 1,2,3,4... Color Guard 3,4...Science Club 2... Catholic Action Club 4... Bowling 4 ... Cafeteria Aide 3,4... Receptionist 1,2 .. . Dance Committee 4. ADELE MARGUERITE NELSON Academic R.D. 1, Mt. Bethel, Pa. Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish First Honors 1...CLAVES Business Staff 2,3,4 ...Glee Club 1,2,3,4... Science Club Vice President 2 .. . Catholic ActionClub4 ... Library Aide 2,3,4 . .. Dance Committee 4. JAMES ALFRED ORLANDO Business 815 Market Street, Bangor, Pa. Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Student Councill...CLAVES Art Editor 4...CLAVES Business Staff4... Glee Club 1,2,3 ...Men'sChoir 2,3,4... Band 1,2... Science Club 2,4... Football 2,3,4 ... Bowling2,3,4 ...Receptionist2 ...PromCommittee3... Dance Committee 4. FLORIA MARIE POLONI Business 1033 E. Main Street, Pen Argyl, Pa. St. Roch Parish CLAVES Business Staff4 ... Glee Club1,2,3,4 .. . Science Club 2. . . Bowling 4... Receptionist 1. . . Dance Committee 4. Journey tourists really enjoyed their day in New York ag JANE LOUISE PULLO Academic 44 E. Columbus Street, Roseto, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish First Honors1 ... GleeClub1,2,3,4... Band1,2,3,4 .. . Science Club 2. . . Catholic Action Club 4... Bowling 4... Receptionist 2... Dance Committee 4. CAROL MARIE PYSHER Business 476 Broad Street, Pen Argyl, Pa. St. Elizabeth Parish CLAVES Business Staff4 .. . Glee Club1,2,3,4 . . . Science Club 2. . . Catholic Action Club4... Bowling 4... Dance Committee 4. JOHN JOSEPH RACCIATO Academic R.D. 1, Bangor, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Student Council 1,2,3, President 4...Second Honors 1...CLAVES Sports Editor 4... Glee Club 1,2,3,4... Men's Choir 4... Science Club 4... Football 1,2,3, Co-captain 4... Basket- ball 1,2... Baseball 3... Bowling 4... Prom Committee 3... Dance Committee 4. 67 STONE you would never guess it from their expressions, these Ts Dro ught The sight of snow was a new and exciting experience for Bolivian exchange student, Miriam Herrera. She and her new sister Mary Honeker enjoyed many happy mo- ments such as the one captured here. ROBERT FRANCIS RENALDO Academic 118 Garibaldi Avenue, Roseto, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish CLAVES Business Staff4... Glee Club1,2,3,4 .. . Men's Choir 2,3,4 ... Band1,2,3,4 .. . Science Club 2,4... Bowling 3,4 .. . Dance Committee 4. JO-ANN LOIS RETO Business R.D. 1, Pen Argyl, Pa. St. Roch Parish i Glee Club 1,2,3,4 .. . Basketball 1,2 . . . Dance Committee 4. MARILYN JEANNE RUGGIERO Academic 135 Bray Street, East Bangor, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish First Honors 1,2,3 . . . Special Honors Course 3... CLAVES Editorial Staff 2,3, Co-editor4... Glee Club 1,2,3,4 ... Science Club 2 Secretary, 3,4... Public Speaking 3... Bowling Le ic Prom Committee 3 ... Dance Committee 4. EUGENE JOSEPH RUSHIN Academic Delaware Avenue, Portland, Pa. Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Glee Club4 ...Men'sChoir4 ...ScienceClub 2... Football 3,4... Bowling 4... Dance Committee 4. KATHLEEN CARMEL SABATINE Business 616 Roseto Avenue, Roseto, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Catholic Action Club 4... Receptionist 2... Dance Committee 4. tee 4, THOMAS ANTHONY SAPONE Business 27 Mt. Carmel Street, Roseto, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Glee Club 1.... Men's Choir 2,3,4... Football 2,3,4 ... Baseball 2,3,4... Bowling 3,4... Dance Committee 4, CONCETTA JOSEPHINE SCAGLIOTTA Academic 522 Fairview Avenue, Bangor, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Student Council Secretary 4 ... First Honors 1,3 ...Second Honors 2... CLAVES Business Staff 2,3,4 ... Glee Club 1,2,3,4 .. . Majorette 1,2,3,4... Science Club President 2, Secretary 3... Catholic Action Club 4... Basket- ball 2,3, Co-captain 4... Bowling 4...Sacristan 1... Receptionist 2... Prom Committee 3... Dance Committee 4. THOMAS ANDREW STERLACHINI Academic 138 N. Fourth Street, Bangor, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish CLAVES Business Staff4 ... Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Science Club 2,4... Foot- ball Manager 1,2,3,4 ... Basketball 1... Bowling 4... Dance Committee 4. DANIEL JOSEPH TURTZO Academic 1212 Turtzo Boulevard, Bangor, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Glee Club 3,4... Men's Choir 2,3,4... Band 1,2,3,4 . . . Science Club 2,3,4 .. . Bowling 3,4... Prom Committee 3... Dance Committee 4. GEORGE ANTHONY ULIANA Academic 118 E. Main Street, Pen Argyl, Pa. St. Elizabeth Parish Special Honors Course 3 ...CLAVES Business Staff 4... Glee Club 3,4... Bowling 2,3,4 . . . Dance Committee 4. DONALD PATRICK VICARIO Academic 131 S. Tenth Street, Bangor, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Glee Club 1,2... Football 1,2,3 . . . Dance Committee 4. WILLIAM FRANCIS WARING Academic 125 Front Street, Roseto, Pa. Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish First Honors] ...GleeClub1,2 ...ScienceClub2 ... Bowling 3,4... Dance Committee 4. WILLIAM JOSEPH ZANETTE Academic 899 Market Street, Bangor, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Band 1,2,3,4 ... Science Club 2... Bowling 3,4... . Dance Committee 4. To A one Hup, 2,3,4! Who says that womenare the weaker sex? Whoever it was didn't take into consideration the energy -exhibited by these senior girls on their twenty-five mile hike. STEPHANIE LEE ZELENKA Academic 925 Lower South Main Street, Bangor, Pa. Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Glee Club 2,3,4 ...Cheerleader 2,3,4...Catholic Action Club 4... Prom Committee 3... Dance Committee 4... CLAVES Business Staff 4. FRANK MICHAEL ZITO Business 427 Falcone Avenue, Roseto, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Glee Club 1... Football 1,2,3,4 ... Baseball 1,2,3,4 ... Basketball 1,2,3 ... Bowling 3,4... Prom Committee 3... Dance Committee 4. SOLITA MARIE ZITO Business 427 Falcone Avenue, Roseto, Pa. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish CLAVES Business Staff 4 ...Glee Club 2,3,4 ... Catholic Action Club 4... Basketball2... Bowling 4... Library Aide 3... Prom Committee 3... Dance Committee 4. 7) Looking Back So OT 4 ie TI 371 KX f eT f a Ga A) Cherished Moments A new feature capturing the hearts of all is an inspiring performance by the Boys’ Choir. Hluste Makers RISE MEN OF DESTINY! Inspired by the tremendous work accomplished by the United Nations, our Glee Club sings in praise of this worldwide organization. James Ciliberti's clarinet solo delights the audience, Brighten ‘An 2Y Da Ly ! a aaa Bas | ee” UE | ’ ; . i a oe ‘ | % Our talented pianist, Joseph Angelini, displays his musical ability with his rendition of ''B Flat Minor Concerto. One of the highlights of the school year is the annual Spring Musicale. The '63 program was enthusiastically received by all who attended. Its success is due to the hard work of Sister Maria Bona, combined with hours of practice and the careful guidance of our director, Mr. Angelini. Soprano girls raise their voices in joyful harmony. Smiling seniors and past graduates, Alfred De Ren- zis and Lorraine Leraris, Richard Fusakio and Connie Scagliotta, arrive at the dance hall which is decorated to the theme of Sleigh bells and Holly. Most A joyous Christmas spirit reigns at the Holly Hop as couples dance to the music. One of our Seniors, Stephanie Zelenka, and her es- cort Marty Figlioli, take time out from dancing to pose for the photographer. ©Cnchantled ©Oventn GS During the course ofthe evening, James Detzi and Lorraine Leraris pose by the picturesque fountain, one of the highlights of their junior prom. Dancers inafestive mood glide across the decorated ballroom at the Prom. A happy quartet, Robert Renaldo, Mary Honeker, Antoinette Di Pierro, and Thomas Sterlachini, admire the lovely garden scene of ''Moonlight and Roses. Last year's queen, Carol Garafalo, crowns Our Lady as the honor court sings and pays tribute on this solemn occasion. Father McHale, guest speaker for our May Procession, is an inspiration for all. Devotion And Htonor Go Htand In Stan’ One of the many aspects of our annual award assembly is captured as Donna Comunale receives a basketball letter from Judy Bavaria. Gey Fond Farewell The class of '63 has gradu- ated but they will not be for- gotten. Now, theyarea part of the world and are striv- ing to live up to the ideals whichthey have been taught at Pius X. Carol Garafalo and Alfred DeRenzis lead the graduates into the auditorium. Parents and friends join gradu- ating seniors in praying for fu- ture success at their Baccalau- reate Mass. Senior boys await the beginning of Mass. Representing the class of '63, Pat Confalone bids adieu to his Alma Mater inhis captivating Valedictory speech. Inhis messageto the graduates, Monsignor J. Francis Tucker, O.S.F.S.,reviews the Catholic principles which will help them in future years. Happiness tinted with sentiment shows on the faces of our new graduates. Tey Sa Graduates As Father Fitzgerald congratulates Jolaine King on receiving her diplo- ma, he seems to share her joy. After receiving their to resume. The Salutatorian, Juanita Dunbar, proudly accepts her award from our principal, Father Loeper. Our Friends BUZZARD ELECTRIC CoO., INC. EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION--MT. CARMEL PARISH EISENBERG AND O'HARA FIRST NATIONAL BANK--BANGOR GRAY CHEVROLET COMPANY Bangor Lumber Company Blue Valley Lanes Capri Fashions, Inc. Connie Blouse Company Cotturo Jewelers Garland Parsons Florist Griffin Brothers Hahnie's Cut Rate Dr. Floyd Hess Hillside Blouse Company Holy Name Society--St. Elizabeth Parish Keystone Sportswear Company Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Lopiano Ackermanville Sportswear Company Albanese Florist Rev. Agnello J. Angelini Mr..and Mrs. Louis Angelini The Bangor Daily News Bangor Electric Company Bangor Glass Works Bangor Hardware and Paint Company H. A. Berkheimer, Assoc. Blue Valley Food Market Blue Valley Sportswear Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Brackbill Caesar's Diner, Inc. Callie's Candy Kitchen Capone's Music Center Cardinal Blouse Company James R. Charron, Attorney | Chet's Service Station SPECIAL PATRONS HOLY NAME SOCIETY--MT, CARMEL PARISH HAROLD N. HOUGH, FURNITURE AND FUN- ERAL HOME MERCHANT'S NATIONAL BANK--BANGOR PERFECT SHIRT COMPANY SLATE BELT BUICK COMPANY PATRONS Albert Paolini, Floor Covering Renaldo's Service Appliance Center Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Romano Philip S. Ruggiero, Attorney Slate Belt Apparel Contractors Assn., Inc. Slate Belt Dairy Steckel's Jewelry Store Stroudsburg School of Cosmetology Supradur Manufacturing Company Swoyer Funeral Home Dr. and Mrs. John A. Turtzo Vinnie Blouse Company SPONSORS Children of Mary Sodality--Mt. Carmel Parish R. C. Cramer Lumber Company Curly's Mobile Service Station Davis, Pritchard, and Cassebaum, Attorneys De Nardo's Restaurant Dr. Frank A. De Renzis Diorio Brothers, Tire Service Wm. P. Doall, Inc. Ed-Rose Fashions Fabricland Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Farace Mr. and Mrs. Michael Farace Farino's Service Station Fiorot Trucking Company The First National Bank of Pen Argyl Green Acres Inn Dr. and Mrs. George Gruver Heard's Meat Market Our Sriends Holy Name Society--Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Holy Name Society--St. Roch's Parish Home Finance Corporation Ideal Fashions, Inc. J. and B. Sportswear Company Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Jago Johnnie's Tavern Harry Lambert Floor Coverings Dr. and Mrs. A. Le Donne Lewis Sportswear William J. Lobb, Inc. Mae's Style Shoppe Male's Furniture Store Matt's Bakery G. C. Murphy Oyer's Family Shoe Store Dr. and Mrs. Larry Pacifico Pritchard's Clothing, Inc. R. R. Toy Manufacturing Co., Inc. Reedy's Cleaners Ronco Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ruggiero Mr. Charles Angelini, J.P. Miss Magdalene Angelini Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Barazzuol Mr. and Mrs. Alegro Bartolacci Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bartoli Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bozzuto Tom Brown's T.V. Hospital CONTRIBUTORS Lewis J. Bruschi, Electrical Appliances, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Campanaro Mrs. Margaret Cascario Citizens National Bank Lucille Comunale Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davanzo Mrs, Eleanor De Nizio Mr. and Mrs. Anthony De Palma Mr. and Mrs. Philip De Paolo Mr. and Mrs. Daniel De Palma Mr. Samuel De Palma Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Di Pierro Ruggiero's Store Sabatino's Restaurant Sapone Brothers--Aluminum Siding Schiavone Funeral Home The Schmidt Home--Wind Gap Rev. Rosario J. Sciarrone Seal's, Inc. Dr. Henry A. Segatti, D.D.S. Slate Belt Bowling Center Slate Belt Printers Sodality--Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Sodality--St. Joseph's Church Speer's Market Steve's Steak Shop Le Fo Taylor of Pa.,:Inc, Tolino's Fuel Service Tommy's Highway Ford Service Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. Trigiani Uliana Contractors Utsch's Service Station Vera Sportswear Wind Gap Coal and Lumber Co. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dotta Mr. and Mrs. A. Embardino Enny Place Restaurant Mr. Domenic C. Falcone James Febbo and Sons Fehr's Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Michael Filingo Mr. and Mrs. Pat Finelli Misses Millie and Rose Finelli A Friend Gladys Sportswear Goebel's Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Greco Dr. Lewis Hoelzel Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Honeker Joseph's Pharmacy Kemmerer's Market Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kopko Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Liberto Our Fetends Lu and Al's Barber Shop Malazzo and Son, Jewelers Market Street Bakery Charles Miller's Market Miller's Paint Store Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mondello Mumbauer's Food Market Mr. and Mrs. Harry Musselman Nettie's Charm Box Mr. Ronald Olivetti Park Hill Garage Mr. Ernest Pasquot Mrs. Mary Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Renaldo Mr. and Mrs. Peter Renaldo Mr. Joseph R. Ronca Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Ruggiero Mr. Frank Sabatine Mr. George H. Sauerwine Mr. and Mrs. John Scarlese John A. Schiavone, General Sewing Machine Sales and Service Albert Sobers Son Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sterlachini Dr. Charles C. Strout Mr, and Mrs. James Swan Tilli Studio and Photo Shop Trigiani's Flower Shop Trigiani's Store Mr. and Mrs. Larry Valletta Vince's Auto Supply Mr. and Mrs. E. Cornell Wallwork E. A. Weber Printing James Weiss Gas Station Well Made Novelty Company Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Yeisley Mr. and Mrs. William Zanette Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Zito Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zito Mr. and Mrs. Philip Zito Sincere thanks to Mr. George Rontz of Delmar Studios, Staab Studio, and Louis Rossigno, Pius X High School for our photography N Wr 3 , gee n aN ° Y J DN Vv J d he V Uv | a X to j 4 A y VU ag J L e { ) im y a - i] Y J : L 1g WY a’ | | a rr VN pb UL ‘ws A i f } XY NY WU VV : WU ] Li Ww 1 pe pre i i V © To Lv, A |) Hv Mh 2 a Fe. +N | tes ij Oe NV ica a V tad JU : ( ie ! Pp . n Wy IN Np yo L J ; iy . eS wr 12 v) A) v, 4 ee asi fue ae Uy B of Lee A bd Eas Hb A IO Jord ‘Caged ra ey AF KA Ntal Be Uuviy frye ie - es ve 41 L 2 RM.4 Cree aa AN Vv i (L ve y a j Na a } NV f , - 5 Wd . 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As the graduates approach the endof Rainbow Trail , they wonder what that pot of gold holds for them. Only the future can tell. Lorraine Leraris Marilyn Ruggiero ee oo) eG meneigt alien aioe eng pinot A es comet Serine RR ee a aes Tee: oo gine SRR oe gee UNA it as eee