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

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ik re Glows world wide welcome . . . A little hesitant, but not new and old, students enter the second house ot their at the sign of Our Lady who stands to all Mary is the heritage? to everyone who needs dents oi aid is preiudiced-no one is shunned. 'Neath Mayry's mantle the oppor- ofthe Catholic Church, the basic principles of government, the theories ' tunity to be acquainted with ot scienceand the .precedures in mathematics. ln addi- tion to learning the spoken tongue, the students are offered various language courses which familiarize themfvygth brief backgrounds of 'many a nationality and ehableithem to speak the language fluently. All agree to work together to further intellectual and spiritual growth and to uphol American Govern- ment. 'ft w A t -iw . G , js - . I, r' hh li., fi' X N Ng 3. N ,x 1. .cs ss. XX X x RVN 0 XX xt X N Q x A .N-,-... . Ji f s N- . '. :: ,3t1e::iW4-- fim w t , ., ,M is r , ,r -4' ' ' . .,. Ami. 4 t,..L.ftf --Aj ..'2 'Vg' ' .,E,T'. . L ,gm-' '..,A ,.- ,.. A : t ' K. ,,.. i-end f tw it-'W if.ii fi.Zf' ' f f f fl ' 'M s . ,, ,,.,......-ly!-'-i,w'i,.. --.va-J .M-er if-91:,.,s.:.'1 -'. ' 4-iff? , , . tt-t K NMMA I . V' , ,N ... X- M .i -if ., was .i J Wy., Y .t . ,,.r'e1f, , e w 2: 1+-11, -- -,.t. Awifiiovf up M, . , ,, . .wry ,M M .NH ft' ' -Q ,Q s Wagggggg E E E E sts-sys jj K,-mg gi sei N K - -Q . ,SFS - s K cg.-gee - .c... i.L , sm-is '-'i'3l I'llln ' ' - UP i n 'lll Qi? is lun Ill ii: Sz: :::g :Sai it Ill na ns mn lugs ual xt il! Ill ill all llll t i s .i --.. t ..c. .. A .. K K. .. .k,.s K ssk,s L H enmtweeesrerees We Q U me E f f

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J. Mi, ui, MRS. SARAH K. GARTH Physical Education lively and vivacious . . . sparkling gym classes . . . free and easy smile . . . down lo earth . . . delerminalion. Nav MRS. SARAH STACKPOLE Physical Education Six inches from the curb . . . girlsl . . . proper rest and diet . . . white beads and tailored blue suits . . . as xl? I8

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FRESHMAN SECTION IA: bolrlom row: Marjorie Clark, Joan Woicilc. Carol Handover, Carol Brown, Rulh Heider, Jean Allieri, Mary Ruqqiero, Arlene Kryniclry, Jean Neilley, Carole Tarnowslcig second row: Irene Chmielewslca, Rosalie Leone, Palricia Janeclco, Virginia Hayes, Janice Opalinslci, Elaine Horn, Diana Cenlinaro, Nancy Kalernba, Palricia Ferraie, Janel Cenlinaroi Ihird row: Rosalie Zmudslcy, Maryann Kowalczylc, Virqinia Babifs, Slella Lizak, Lynn Sipe, Eileen Tlralch, Dianne Morrissey, Carol Daniels, Rosemarie Reinsch, Pafricia Jason, Leonore Moro: lop row: Carol Fuydal, Palricia Marchese, Palricia Hopkins, Geraldine Earles, Pafricia Dorrily, Barbara Bergman, Irene Kolerba, Barbara Merkel, Palricia Sudol, Ilona Feilro: absenl: Barbara Kornaclci. Qnformative religion classes are daily ADMINISTRATION OF EXTREME UNCTION and receplion of Holy Viaficurn are an impor fanl and inleqral parf of lhe preparalion for deafh, This principle is porfrayed as parf of Their religion course by senior sfudenls, Dolores Moye, Ralph Ricciardi, Allen Fleizor and Mary Ann Ciccarelli. ,,,,.o ' 20