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

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SENIORS' MESSAGE TO SOPHOMORES The senior class wish to express' their hopes of a happy and educational two years of school which are left to you. The time will come when you too will leave your dear Alma Mater, so make good use of your time and be thankful for the Catholic education you are receiving. Thanks for being such swell frienfds. Prove that you are loyal by giving good Left to right+Rose Styles, Secretaryg Sophie Srienty, Vice-President example as juniors and then seniors, Victoria Jaworski, Presidentg Helen Pavlick, Treasurer.. 'k'A'19r'k'ir1k AND SQPHCDMCDRES Top to bottom fLeft to rightl-Top row: Robert Schmitt, Helen Pavlick, John Youngworth, Georgene Federlein, Thomas Tobing Sophie Srienty, Sylvia Mittenswey, Dorothy Krappweiss, Ruth Reichg Betty Mysliwczyk, Shirley Williams, Virginia Wisniewski, Mary Genettig Florence Mierun, Constance Latlzowski, Eleanor Geskosky, Louise Kightlingerg Francis Doerschner, George Hawranko, Norbert Pietrzak, George Schoedelg Dorothy Moelter, Dorothy Snyder, Louise Gralka, Martha Chronowiatg Barbara Dieterle, Arlene Krugh, Marian Myers, Jean Mallory: Rose' ' Styles, Ellen Rumng, Joan Bishop, Dorothy Klazvinshag Herman Moeller, Robert Gildea, James Doyle, Edward Moursg Vera Reich, Vir- ginia Gross, Ann Stubenrauch, Betty Nlatuzew- ska, Front Row: Ralph Grzeczha, Margaret Beringer, Alice Niemiec, Ruth Lis, Victoria Jaworski, Anthony .Obidzinski. 27 -l ,Win-X .3 , X . Q? - '1K'f l'N' .-, M14-+ ...... i,.......m.n.s-.4

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TF,-,.....-1?-iV v Y if -7- ----f 1 Left to Right Top Row: James Brombar ' Edwin Amrhein Robert Amrhein Bernice Haid James Gildea Andrew Hinzman Q Rita Schroepfer Mary Sperl Rita Wojszynski 3 Rita Bechmld I Ruth Dittley A Raymond Grimm Charles McCrea H' William Schmofzer Louis Arguto Laura Hudzicka Mary Tobin Rita Golebiewski D. Demblowski Upper left-Left to right fstandingj: Vera Reich, Rita Wojszynski, Edward Mours, Catherine Anthonyg fseat edi: Victoria Jaworski, Sophie Svienty. Lower left-Left to right fStandingl: Vera Reich, Rita Wojszynski, Catherine Anthonyg fseatedi: Charles Mc Crea. T Upper right-Walter Yochum and Laura Hudzicka displaying the class's service flag of the Confraternity Homi Study Service. - Lower right: Paul Redlinger showing the lucky number which he sold to the class from the 50-50 club. Second Row from Bottom: Walter Yochurn, Robert May, Bernard Golling, Paul Redlinger. Front Row: Gloria Brandt, Bertha Pfister, Catherine Anthony, Dolores Maccine, Dorothy Kubisiak, Vera Reich, Anna Mae Cupka, Lois Knorr, Irene Kozikowski. G SENIORS' MESSAGE TO JUNIORS Seniorshipl Throughout that year, how we have experimented. Thus we speak from experience. To be a model senior is to be humble and willing. Believe us when we aver that docility, cooperation and good sportsmanship pay great dividends. These are the very principles that promote a better understand- ing between faculty and student body. A f Remember, seniorship is not lordship. Keep your loyal spirit and sincerity. Good Luck, Juniors. THE JUINIICDIQS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right-Ruth Dittley, Secretaryg Cathe- rine Anthony, Presidentg Andrew Hinzman, Vice-Presidentg Rita Bechtold, Treasurer. 26 I -nm ,Q V li- it.-zzfmwmmam sem- ms:Qsv rv,:rmytsslnmz-,amwmsewxw-vs. Q-1-,sw 1 sit.:-.-:ml

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Top to Bottom fLeft to Righfl-Top Row: Philip Fritz, William Yochum, John Krappweis, Michael Pusateri, John Waters, Margaret Knorr, Patri- cia Huebert, Barbara Tschippert, Dolores Singer, Florine Bright, Hilde- garde Froehlichg Mary Jean Frobe, Richard Borneman, Harry Miller, Raymond Ray, James Reich, Mary- anne Kramerg Harold Lang, Therese McKibben, Lois DuScheid, Rosemary Yeckel, Mary C. Fritz, William Reich, Dorothy Anderson, Mary Brombar, Robert Settlemaier, Joseph Cancilla, Betty Schnupp, Mary Lou Santag Robert Meyers, Regis Miller, Dolores Esser, Jean Duffy, George Fitzwilliams, Richard Molkag Joan Niedermeyer, Mary Cleary, Dorothy Weidenhof, Ruth Kinzhofer, Louise Settlemaier, Mildred Reich. CDUI2 PRCDMISINC5 Adjusting yourself to the Freshman 'curricula was difficult, we admit. You have experienced many per- plexing problems and situations, but once you are graduated to the sophomore class it is not so trying. Bear in mind, that you get from school only what you put into it. Your future lies within yourself. You will live a truly happy student life if you conform to the school regulations. After you leave the Alma hlater, the true principles you have imbibed as a Catholic scholar will induce higher ideals. Farewell, Freshmen of 2Ol!' s Q -.ww w -.. , FRESHMEN 201 CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: James Reich, Treasurer, Maryanne Kraemer, Presidentg Richard Borneman, Vice-Presidentg Mary Lou San- ta, Secretary. 28 'Y.iI,:.tA. ir: