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

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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.

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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.

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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.