Saint Pius X High School - Chi Rho Yearbook (Piscataway, NJ)

Page 102 text:

PX STAFF - FIRST ROW: Barbara Hurley, Maria Rueda, Sister Mary Corelita. SECOND ROW: Cal Clark, Herbert Rodgers, Karen F orgash. , , sir i sa. 'S i W gg ga Y 1 1 . t .. , .3.. pull' Karen Forgash and Debbie Sheridan help to proof-read articles. Sister Mary Corelita and memberslof her staff look over material for the literary magazine. Px, the literary magazine of St. Pius X, derives its name from the Greek word, Chi-Rho. It was designed to display the creative talents of students on all class levels. The basis of the magazine is the creative writing classes, which encourage all forms of poetry, prose, free verse, and essay. Px provides a vehicle of expression for everyone, and develops various literary horizons by exhibiting general and personal feelings not only in words but also original art. Issued once a year in the spring, these few pages of print relate as many significant messages to individuals as there are various personalities.

Page 101 text:

md PONTIFEX STAFF -FIRST ROW: Mrs. Fay Colligan, John Hedden, Sean Nolan, Colleen Templeton, Stephen Oskroba, Mr. Philip Fiadino. SECOND ROW: John Bennett, Vincent Scarlata, Herbert Rodgers, Rose- marie Maguire, Harry Devine, David Ulmes, Joan Barlow, Peter Curka, Behind the scenes are the Pontifex's hardworking typists and photographers. I k , Q5.g'i E e it S Robert Jenusaitis, John Warner, Paul Sutton, James McKenna, Cal Clark. THIRD ROW: Mary Schnatter, William Borwegen, Donna Oblack Donna Greene, Carol McDonald, Marie Schnitzerling, Anne Walsh, Patricia Healy, James Johnston. af 3' ff' -2- z , ., .,,f.f. aww -,waxy-,f. W A LOOK mm SPLCIAL SERVICES ,uv GUIDANCE M '1l.fay,.f, Hp. - f - Teachers Speak oi' Chnstrnas 'lmdzliun .. .......,,., '1 if 7U F' A . U, ,Um -.. .f.,,, ,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,V,,,w ,WW 655 nv-.aff ,.,,,. ,,.. ,vw .., 1, ' - M 'f M. .. ,.,,..a M. .. Y 4 .. ,. t..- ,V V W 'V M ff N M. ,.,ff. .v.,...1,. wh, L .- a . e. ,...,.-,,. ,M , U V, H V fW'1WmVN M ,V V, Tri H... .. . QW. am... a. Y.. N ., M QVVAA L L If an Qi Aw ,.,,.,,, ,. ... M.. N., .V ,,...,...M.,,, ,WM - 1- W, W W Ln Lx .. ...L W ,, . .., ...-.. .Q .... M., W W , , :Aw Nh- 1--.Av M b fn .M'u M' w , A ' W ' f .' ,.,,,, eyqkf 'M ...MW ma., ' . ' V ' ,W .. N ',' '. ' '1 '5 f: we n uw- ,...,.wmus ,.,.,..a.-W. We Mimi Nfl: Q: zip: fm. nun., .4 .,. ,. ,Nw ,M,,,,. W... my l.,.f-,M . . 'V Bw' TV ' 'W' ' WW M- '- In W ,,. It L14 ,,.,. ...,24W.,,, ,,., , M WM, ,, Wm it, .a,,...,.w,, : A' ' '-W-HW-W-f-my Aw .V, .. i. W J.. l-.Ma .f af A aw, . .. ,. ew M H .f .i W... aw wr . K 'W ,WM .f uf. vu mm., , f fo fw...,M..,t,f an . f .,.,.,,w, : 3 mf. fr to M. W 1, . . , , ,, Q.: ' W........m.a....t ' ., V, 1 .. ..a..w,.....,.,,,,,,,,. W-My .f.. ,.,, W. . , ..,, , , M. t.,.,,....,..,.',, M, ,,.,, , ,,,,, .,,, , ., ,.,, , , ft ,,........,.,W,,, V 'R - 4- ..,.,.... ...a..,,,., ,, , x Q Q 4 usulsmn 1 unix AL HLIIA - ,Lf f f p...f..... .,'ivgfi. ' L ' ' fr 'Y f-'73 '5 A 'ITl '5Ll4 , .. . N, W ., , 1? MTW, .M ,...,...,. , .:..v,,, .7 a,.,.. M k .a M ' rm CH'-RHO Q22 gf' 1.3. 'TK' XII, ... .mn M, mum Wg W . ,..,,, t.M...,.,, ...,.' thorn! Group s , ... W... nys - Lhmlnsa. Loraoef vacuum. wmrxw V .. ., M ,A ,N -A 2 M ,,.m.f o,.,..,,, ,M W . .. .. ,. . ,.,,,,,, ,,,,,N,, Mm bm . , N. , .. 5 , ,... ,, l., -V.. M., l. ... ., .,, ., .. Aww K., ,.,., A,w..'.,,m.l, 1.-ff.--t.,.,..t,.,., f ...M at ,, ,. .., 'Nw M ' M W V. W -J nu -. af Mfr., J . f .. W., ,,,. , ,, V my .. ,. -.. , .J V i.. 0... .HM I - 'W W .f ,... , . ., 1, ' ,W f.f...t..a,,. - ,,, W.-. ,em ,ma ae .M .. W, ,, V M., -........... ....,......a,..,,,,, - ,-,. , H .,..m,,,,, ...an fr. W, , .,.,...,,.,.. .,..,,.,.. X, .V M. M , 5 ,W ww .J M .WA W. ...,. M. M , ,M H ,J 'f 1 ' ff 'ff rwy vw ,,,, , W ' N' ' wa., .4 nw. .man n W WT .,. MW., . K, , ,,,,, W W Vygly by ., ., J. fm....i ,,. W q-'., .A ,,,,. , ,..,.,, , ,,,,, ,,V,,,, 1. M a.,,,.,..,., W ,...W,,,,., , W, ,,,, I X w,,W,.,....,-,..V.,,,., W. M- ., ..,, .,,,..,, ,,. ,., ,M W ,,,, .M .M .W Mm, , Ml... ,... M Nt,fL'f ' W 'f WMM,-.1 ,,. .W ...Kr We-1' ' .,,,,,, 0, H ff- ww-wwf va... ,. ,. .V an ' 'Q H- 0. -, H- 1.L'.,f'2,.7LYL',f: Z, nl . . , - f V ,. . M W ..,,..,..,,. ,M WMM A 4- WWW. U ,g , ,' f 'f'-r K I-W Mew., i - V ., .,,,, M V A ., -..,...W.,, 4 , ,, ,, ,, A .1 ,W f..... ,,,,,,W i 5 it ' 5 ,. , . LVM ,,.

Page 103 text:

ff -l0hn Bennet! lights the Customary Candle Of knowledge- Junior National Honor Society members, Chet Paluchowski, Pat Conway and Cathy Devlin meet with Mrs. Miller. Marie Schnitzerling and Cheryl Currier take part in the Honor Society's Installation Ceremony. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY -- FIRST ROW: John Cannizaro, Chester Paluchowski, Salvatore Abbruzzese. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Miller, Joann Pompeo, Deborah Bushman Marie Schnitzerling, Kathleen Popik, Barbara Barron. THIRD ROW: Patricia Conway Margaret Eckel, Lorraine Witts, Cathy Torre. ATION A HO OR OCIETY The National Honor Society is an organization of students who show outstanding qualities in scholarship, leadership, and service to their school and community. Instituted at St. Pius in the winter of 1972, the Society has already proved to be an active group. , At the beginning of this year, the members of the Honor Society demonstrated their quality of service by sponsoring a clothing drive for the flood victims of Pennsylvania. Besides being concerned with community affairs, it also worked within the school. To aid their fellow students in the differ- ent courses of math, language, and science, mem- bers set up schedules for individual tutoring op- portunities. This nationally known society brought, both this year and last, deserved recognition to out- standing juniors and seniors at St. Pius.