2021 Issue 2Table of Contents FEatures Michael Olivas ’68: The Rock and Roll Law Professor Emily Dieterichs ’15 Develops Screening App Remembering Fr. Graham Golden ALUMNI In Memory Alumni Notes Reunions Around CAmpus St. Pius X High School Class of 2021 Honoring the SPX Class of 2021 Academic Decathlon Earns Third Nationally, 20th State Championship …
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SPX Sports – Summer 2021
In 2020-2021, Sartan sports faced shortened pre-season preparation, abbreviated game schedules, masked practice and competition but took the field in black and gold with pride, sportsmanship and success.
St. Pius X High School Class of 2021
Presenting the 153 graduates of the St. Pius X High School Class of 2021 and the college choice of those who have decided.
Academic Decathlon Earns Third Nationally and 20th State Championship
The St. Pius X Academic Decathlon Team earned its 20th State Championship in February 2021 and in April 2021 won 14 National Medals in individual events and posted a Third Place National finish.
Remembering Fr. Graham Golden
The St. Pius X community mourns the loss of Rev. Graham Golden, O. Praem. ’04. Fr. Graham, 35, died when his car was struck by another vehicle on May 21, 2021.
In Memory – Summer 2021
Remembering alumni and family of alumni who have passed away in recent months. Please email your announcements to Jean Marie Skipp at jskipp (at) spxabq.org.
Alumni Notes- Summer 2021
Catch up on your classmates in Alumni Notes. Send your news to msais (at) spxabq.org.
SPX Athletes Continue at the College Level
St. Pius X High School honored 14 seniors who made commitments to continue their sports at the college level during the annual Athletic Signing Ceremony on May 5, 2021.
Emily Dieterichs Develops Healthcare App
Emily Dieterichs ’15 developed eRrivals, an app that serves as a virtual waiting room for any business, handling the screening process before a customer enters the premises.
Michael Olivas: The Rock and Roll Law Professor
A nationally recognized authority on higher education law and immigration law, Michael Olivas ’68 also goes by “The Rock and Roll Law Professor.”