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

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STUDENT COUNCIL-FIRST ROWQ M1-S, Donna I1-113130, Linda Mark DiDia, Theresa .Brown, Charles Costello. .MISSING: Claudia Klein, Paul Pompa, Marie Schnitzerling. SECOND ROW: Carol Lynch, Rowe, Mary Kay Rabbitt, Stephen Oskroba, C1nth1a Madell. Tom Burton, Lois Teresak, Sal Abbruzzese. THIRD ROW: Lisa Power, , S ,,... Student Council members learn the fundamentals of leadership. ,li STUDE T COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization set aside to benefit the school. Through its channels, problems and suggestions from the students are presented to the administration. The Student Council works hard to generate a sense of unity between the whole school and the administration. The Student Council accomplishes this by attempting to involve every student, each of whom is an integral part of this organi- zation. School pride is derived through the various functions it sponsors. Dress-Up Day, record hops, movies, class meetings, faculty-student discussions, Ecology Day, and Clean-Up Day, are some of the projects conducted by the council. Through this instrument of unity, involvement, and aware- ness, Pius truly hopes to become a growing vital community.

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J . pl 41,1 ':L, 1 A f ..,. ,.. it A .......... eepl eeiei Gwen Marsico was awarded a Certificate of Merit in the 1973 Regional Scholastic Art Awards. Our Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow is Harry Devine. PECIAL HO OR This year, among the awards given to students at St. Pius, special honors have been given. to Harry Devine and Gwen Marsico. ' Harry was selected for his high scores in a written knowledge and aptitude examination given on Dec. 5, as St. Pius X High School's 1973 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. For his achievement, he will receive a spe- cially designed award from General Mills. Harry also re- mains eligible for state and national honors to be awarded later in April. 4 A Gwen was awarded a Certificate of Merit in the 1973 Regional Scholastic Art Awards for two of her original pencil sketches. Several other seniors have been the recipi- ents of other awards. Mary Cornell is a finalist in the Na- tional Merit Scholarship Competition as well as being a member of Who's Who in American High Schools. Five other seniors from our school have been chosen Outstanding Teenagers of America. They are Stephen Oskroba, Cathy Torre, Marie Schnitzerling, John Hedden, and Emilia Muglia. The students were chosen on the basis of leadership, service, and school spirit.

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-.xx xl W Senior Mary Kay Rabbitt moderates a Student Council meeting Mrs. lnzano and Carol Lynch enjoy a lighter moment in Student Council Innifnrt Jaws: k , ' . .. ii. l I After installation, the four class-level presidents and Mrs. lnzano ponder the tasks ahead.