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

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Academic Achievers Gain Recognihon ln NHS Leadership, characrer, service and scholarship qualifies have been achieved by 'rhe members of rhe Narional Honor Sociefy. As a mem- bership requiremenf, fhey are expecfed lo mainlain a B average in all fheir courses. Nafional Honor Sociefy members have been required To eifher assisf as library aides or 'ro furor srudenfs in need of exfra help for a parficular subiecl in school. These have been fheir main dufies lhroughouf 'rhe school year. Sisfer Bernade++e, advisor, has guided rhe members in promofing fhese respon- sibililies. NHS Members: IBOTTOM ROWl D. McGrafh, J. Morrow, M. Geigel, M. Vaccaro, D. Manzo, V. Solo, M. Anderson. lSECOND ROWJ E. Riecherf, K. Indyk, K. VanPelf, S. Malone, S. Zakre. lTHlRD ROWl A. Conlon, K. Keyes, K. McRell, D. Pulda, P. McRell, W. Valia. ITOP ROWI D. Opper. D. Foley. J. Genovese, K. Manzo, B. Brackman ITOPI. Presi- den? Marylin Vaccaro addresses The members af a NHS meefing lLEFTl.

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lmaginalion ln Prinl The slafl of PX Liferary Magazine, under The guidance of Miss Cusfode. slrives 'lo give deserving individuals recognilion while enlerlaining 'rhe resl of lhe sludenl body. The maga- zine was pu? ou'r early in spring, due 'ro lhe combined effor+s of 'rhis year's larger sfall. An enjoyable magazine is a credif lo bolh lhe sludenls who worked on il and lhe sludenls whose work is represenled. 1 vfsz M My ii iiii- i ,sk ,ss s aafa Q ? ... Liferary sfalf members are in serious fhoughf abouf Their proiecf, R. Ellersick, F. Boosman, F. Marion, J. Curry and M. Walsh ITOPJ. Ray Ellersiclc realizes fha? fhe publicafion of fhe Px liferary magazine is rough work lABOVEl. Miss Cusfode and Richard Bobin discuss mailers concerning poems and composifion being prinfed crane-Hn. -en-

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Again The ST. Pius yearbook Chi Rho has been characTerized by change wiTh The hope oT' improve- menT. By being permiTTed To work on The yearbook sTaTT, iuniors have been able To obTain experience needed To produce Tavorable resulTs in The upcoming year. The ediTors and enTire sTaTT have beneTiTed by The 52nd Annual Columbia ScholasTic Press Associ- aTed ConvenTion, which had oTTered a comprehensive yearbook produc- Tion program Trom March I I Through March I4. By Allowing such opporTu- niTies Tor The iunior sTaTT members To increase Their abiliTies, iT lends To eTTecTive resulTs in The nexT year's yearbook. Mrs. Mary Boehm, moderaTor oT The 76' Chi Rho, has organized This year's ediTorial sTaTT, consisTing oT EdiTor-in-ChieT DoroThy McGraTh, EdiTors Debbie Pulda, Kim McRell and Debbie Caldwell. Dianne J.. Y .5 mfg If Thomas. PhoTography EdiTor, has devoTed a greaT deal oT Time and eTTorT To processing suiTable phoTos. TogeTher, They have recorded in pic- Tures and words an inTeresTing collec- Tion oT memories orienTed Toward all grade levels. The celebraTion oT boTh ST. Pius' Treedom and our counTry's during This BicenTennial year has provided The TounclaTion Tor The Theme oT This 76' yearbook - FREEDOM. Mrs. Mary Boehm. rnoderafor, is pleased wiTh The work Thal' was accomplished ITOP LEFTJ. RoberTa Collins and Maureen McNally handle layouTs and picfures wiTh care- ful sTudy TTOP RIGHTI. Copy Edifor, Debbie Pulda, prooicreads an arTicle TABOVE LEFTT. Kim McRell separaTes underclassrnan picTures IABOVE MlDDLEl. Working on layoufs in The yearbook Trailer is Debbie Caldwell lABOVE RIGHTJ. DoroThy McGraTh, EdiTor-in-ChieT, looks over and approves The work presenTed To her IOP. PAGE, TOP LEFTl. PhoTography is Dianne Thomas' specialTy lOP. PAGE, TOP MIDDLEJ. Checking over some negaTives, Paul Lupica makes cerTain all is in order TOP. PAGE, TOP LEFTT. The enTire yearbook sTaTT, D. Thomas, B. Brown. M. McNally, K. McRell. D. McGraTh. R. Collins lSlTTlNGl. P. Rooney, I.. Perna, A. VendeTTi, C. Maccini, M. Alfano. S. Zakre, D. Pulda. F. Haring. J. STrauss, S. Maggio. N. McGlauT'Tlin TOP. PAGE, BOTTOMl.