Saint Michael High School - Michaelinian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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PEACE POINT POPE PIUS XII A fundamental condition of a just and honor- able peace is to assure the right to life and in- dependence of all nations, large and small, strong and weak. One nation's will to live must never be tantamount to a death sentence for another. When this equality of rights has been destroyed, injured or imperilled, the legal order requires reparation whose measure and extent are not de- termined by the sword or selfish, arbitrary judg- ment, but by the standards of justice. In these fearsome and difficult hours, while so many difficulties seem to oppose the attainment of that peace which is the most profound aspiration of all hearts, we raise to Our Lord a special prayer for all those who are entrusted with the highest honors and the heaviest burden of guiding their peoples in ways of prosperity and progress. -Pope Pius XII. FRF! .r-' -J X U K Men have fought long to fly their flags, and they have died to save those flags. Their staves rest on shattered breasts, they are planted deep in the grave. But behind these Hags, behind these staves, we see a cross upraised. Higher than the flags we find the cross, because Christ died all men to save. The cross of salvation and the flags of nations stand for Freedom. But by Freedom we mean the right to choose freely, not falsely. Perfection of Freedom is to choose rightly, high- ly, nobly. For this does our Catholic school exist--to in- struct in the fundamentals of religion that the youth may set up a standard according to Mother Church-God's standard. Unless the youth be correctly educated in what is right and wrong, in the difference between Freedom and license 3 troubles among nations will never cease. While the student is in the Catholic school, he learns to respect the rights of his neighbor, a very essential element required for the Pope's Point I. -Until nations come to respect the terri- torial rights of their neighbors, wars will con- tinue to exist. Wars do not just happen, no more than school or class problems 5 someone or some group is responsible. Violators of justice must be punished, not for revenge, but to help preserve the standard of true Freedom. at THEY Domes THE WAY

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3 ,nl THE HEART OF THE PARTSH Left--Lyceum Bldg. Center-Church Mindful of what you have done for us throughout our four years of high school, dear Pastor, we take this opportunity to express our heartfelt gratitude. We have found through all our dealings with you that you are always fair and square, never shirking your duty to tell us your opinion in a gentlemanly manner. Never shall we forget your efforts to help our class be what it should be and for granting us many privileges which made our school days happy. At the invitation of Bishop Michael O'C o n n o r , first bishop of Pitts- burgh, the Passion- ist Fathers estab- lished their Hrst foundation in St. Michael Parish. It is truly the cradle of the Passionist Order in America, founded in 1848 by secular priests and then entrusted to Passionist priests in 1853. The pres- ent church was completed in 1860. Already in 1853, a school was erect- ed and Catholic education in this parish was under way. At present there are four zealous and self- sacrificing priests taking care of the spiritual welfare of the parish, while seventeen Sisters teach in the schools. Right-Rectory To you, the graduates of 545 are especially grate- ful for the opportunities you have given them through participation in the Passion Play. Much of the dramatic ability acquired by the graduates is due to your unceasing efforts and untiring patience in instructing them for this sacred drama. The graduates who were members of the school band wish to thank you for your implicit faith in them. They felt privileged to be members. And from every graduate goes the hope of God's blessing on you always. Reverend Benedict Huck, C.P., Pastor Reverend Wendelin Meis, C.P.