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

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CLUB The clubs at St. Pius X are organizations de- signed to combine the ideas of students with the needs of the school and community environment. Action and involvement are consistent themes for each of these activities with the emphasis contin- ually on the individual's interest and enjoyment. Variety in the club program is substantiated by its fields ranging from stagecraft to future teach- ing. The value of the efforts made in these areas is the development of commitment to beneficial com- munity and civic service in the future. CHRISTIAN COMMITMENT CLUB-FIRST ROW: Elaine Patriarca, Barbara Grasso, Diane Hedden. SECOND ROW: Cathy Zaremba, Kathy Costigan, Karen Kolsar, Carol Ann Gibbons. THIRD ROW: Debbie Dorosh, Sue Ryan, Linda Pazar. FOURTH ROW: Suzanne Oros, Kim Patriarca, Clare Stolp, Ellen Letostak, Donna Venitelli, Ann Tranfo, Jane DeGhetto, Karen Johnson, Mr. Philip Fiadino, Joan Barlow, Dave McKenna. HORSEBACK RIDING CLUB-FIRST ROW: Carolyn Maccini, Patti Worth, Cathy Loftus, Jessica Edwards, Anne Delinger, Eileen Lichen, Eileen McKenna. SECOND ROW: Chuck DeChristopher, Mark Moulton, Michele Maklary, Debbie Warga, Colleen Morrissey, Colleen Carroccia, Leslie McDonnell, Cheryl Bartlett. THIRD ROW: Debbie Hackler, Ann Covington, Dyan Loeher, Maryann Brooks, Cindy Press- ' ler, Debbie Eckert, Mary Alice Yorke, Colleen Farrell, Cathy Duffy, Jane Maranowski, Rose Gangi, Norma Foshia, Cathy Conrad, Eileen Reichart, Kathy Karagan, Margaret Zdunek, Geraldine Mangone. as e ' HEALTH CAREERS CLUB - FIRST ROW: Janet Lignugaris, Mrs. Jeanette Snowman, Barbara Beacham, Barbara Grasso. SECOND ROW: Eileen Kelley, Jane Maranowski, Maria Terribile, Barbara Roch- ford, Mary McClelland, Mary McGrath, Diane Horsting. THIRD ROW: Carol Ann Roseo, Mary Huben. MISSING: Deborah Opper. Miss Howley, Moderator of Clubs, enjoys a short break from club planning.

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2 I 'Uv-uuuuunq Being Principal for a day proved to be an enlightening experience for Mark DiDia. ' TE CHER APPRECI TIO DY On Thursday, March 8, 1973, St. Pius hosted its annual Teacher Appreciation Day as part of Student Awareness week. The main purpose was to set aside a day on which the students could show their appreciation for their teachers and other school workers. The day started with each of them being presented with a red rose as a token of this. On this day, the students relieved the teachers and other workers of their duties, as students took over classes, office jobs, and helped out in the cafeteria. Even Father Brembos and Sister Eloise got the day off, with Mark DiDia and Lisa Power taking over their duties. It was a fun day and a fun way to tell our teachers We appreciate you , while getting some idea of the work they do for us. Mrs. Snowman needles Marie Schnitzerling with some advice. 106 Michele Mattes takes a giant step - student to teacher in one easy lesson. Mr. Sussman, as student, causes heads to turn in I.P.S. Mr. Ferrazzi takes a lunch break with the students.

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