Pope Pius XII Diocesan High School - Keys Yearbook (Passaic, NJ)

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THE REVEREND JOHN E. MORRIS Assistant Superintendent of Schools Spiritual Director Pope Pius Xll High School With the capable assistance of Father Morris, we have realized a year of great accomplishment. Offer- ing advice on problems of great scope and pressing urgency, he has enlightened us when in doubt and helped us iron out difficulties which confronted us. Although he is engaged in many other duties, he still devotes much time to Pope Pius. As adviser and friend, Father Morris has endeared himself forever to the class of 1960. THE VERY REVEREND DENIS A. HAYES Superintendent of Schools Diocese of Paterson Because of his constant direction of matters con- cerning the education and welfare of the students in the Paterson Diocese, we at Pope Pius XII High School hold Monsignor Hayes in high, lasting esteem. Without his eminent leadership, few outstanding scholastic achievements would have been accom- plished. Through his far-sighted plans and his wisely- selected directors, he has been the activating force behind all diocesan school management. .Administrators have

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Guiding and supporting the eftorts of the Pope Pius XII High School student body is Monsignor Romanak. Throughout the years, he has stressed the importance of a well-balanced education and our obligation to give it our best eftorts. Never will we forget his genuine interest in school activities and his deep concern for our problems. His warmhearted zeal, his in- terminable generosity and his vigilant leadership are only a few of the qualities which have made him emulated and admired by all, symbolize our administrators THE RIGHT REVEREND ANDREW J. ROMANAK, P.A Director Pope Pius XII High School

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high hopes. SISTER MARY STEPHEN. O.P. Principal In Sister's first year as administrator, she has been an outstanding supervisor and an interested coun- selor: Her warm and genial personality has caused each student to feel closer to her through all the try- ing situations which have arisen, as well as through the ioys and happiness of smoother times. The class of 1960 will always rememner her warm- hearted and captivating talks and her sound advice for which we are most grareful. SISTER M. ROSE CARMELLA. O.P. Guidance Exemplifying the most unusual patience andforti- tude, Sister Rose Carmella has won a permanent spot in the hearts of all at Pope Pius. Whether selecting a freshman's course or planning a senior's future, Sister works with untiring zeal. Our most grateful words could never match her countless deeds. DISCUSSING current school problems are Sister M. Rose Carmella and Sister Mary Stephen