Pius X High School - Tiara Yearbook (Downey, CA)

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Music plays an important part in every student's academic life. Here Father Aniceto explains Broken chords to R. Voelker and T, Zimmer. Sr, Ann Jude checks S. Recio's lab book as S. Goodrow, l. Nolette and l. Yekel prove the experiment. Q '-Qu -11,1 5 Sister Mary Ann Jude, I.H.M., a native Arizonian, is marking her initial year at Pius X. As a chemistry teacher, she is avidly interested in the history ot science and delves deeply into this subiect when time permits. Besides her full schedule at school, she attends classes of the National Science Foundation Institute. ln her infrequent moments ot relaxation, she enioys a rousing game of ping-pong, but claims that teaching is a very time-consuming job. Father llniceto, ot San Miguel Parish, was graduated from St. Augustine's Seminary in Spain. He is greatly interested in classical music, But, says Father, no Cha-Cha-Cha! He also enjoys all sports activities. He has traveled throughout England, France, and South America. Here at Pius X he teaches Spanish and piano.

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C2 aracferzzed a rincilaa! ana! a .grienol My Dear Students: With the passage of another year, Pius X has grown in stature. This growth has been noticed in every field, but perhaps nowhere as much as in the quality of our student body. Not a little of this happy increase is the result of the good example and leadership of our senior class, to whom this yearbook is especially dedicated. Their good spirit has led to many good things for our students, particularly in the academic areas. We look forward to a future of true success for these fine Catholic young men and women-a success that will be signally featured by a strong Catholic flavor. Their dedication, in their years at Pius X, to restore all things in Christ will have found fruition in their lives. They will, we are certain, continue to exert in an ever-widening circle, the good example and leadership we have seen among them. To them, and to all the students of our great school, I extend my sincere congratulations and best wishes. Sincerely your friend, Father Joseph F. Sharpe 1 . 3 if MWWW

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Sister Annemarie, 0. S. F., spends her second year at Pius X, where she, as moderator for the Senior Sodality, has done a very competent iob. Sister is an excellent pianist and she also enjoys reading. She teaches Span- Miss Sheila Brady, a graduate of Immaculate Heart Col- lege, is a busy person at Pius X. She teaches English whole- heartedly,-and she is moderator of the Sword and Shield, our school newspaper. Because she spends much of her spare time working on the paper, she finds little chance for outside activities. Nevertheless, she does enjoy sports, claiming swimming as her favorite. ish, General Language, and Latin here. She has travelled into Mexico and has spent some time there. 'UIQ 'C .. A Sister Annemarie is confident that her Spanish ll class understands that Oc- tober is the month of the Holy Rosary, I. Kuehn, of Miss Brady's English l class, proves that parts of speech are not too difficult-with the aid of I. Franelli's handbook, that is!