St Pius X Catholic High School - Golden Echoes Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Mrs. Lee Ann Armistead Receptionist Directors Coordinate Activities, is Promote Ejieiengf A Without the coordinating efforts of the directors, efli- ciency in the school would be impossible. As Spiritual Director, Father Richard Kieran was available for guidance. He planned the daily spiritual exercises for the student body as well as a retreat. In addition to being available for college counseling for all students, Guidance Counselor Sister Mary Regina also organized the St. Pius X Alumni Association. ln April seniors were initiated into the association. Mrs. Giles, dietician, prepared a variety of meals for the faculty and student body. Mrs. Billingsley took care of all secretarial work. Mrs. Armistead, receptionist, typed attendance records. Mr. McLane, building superintendent, helped with the con- t t' f h 1 ' th ffi . S ruc lon O S e ves In C 0 Ce Mrs. Loretta Billingsley Secretary Mr. Colin McLane Building Superintendent

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Reverend Richard Kieran Spiritual Director Sister Mary Regina, GNSH Guidance Director Mrs. Alice Giles Dietitian 16

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X .x.. - gf L fl --Mg' nil? Q' X t .3 Y sr 5.1 Reverend Richard Kieran Religion III, IV Reverend Aloysius Clark Religion II, III, IV Reverend Dermott Kavanagh Religion I, II 18 Religion Focuses Students' Lives, Sponsors Spring Retreats By creating an atmosphere of freedom and charity, the Religion Department is always striving to make God an integral part of each student's everyday life. Underclassmen studied the History of Salvation and the modern applications of Christ's teachings. The two Senior classes learned the fundamentals of ethics and discussed their application to various situations. All of the classes participated in retreats at St. Pius in early spring. The Religion Department sponsored the retreats in order to stimulate small group discussions on different social questions and to make available various priests for private consultation.