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

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. V y . PEACE POINT POPE PIUS XII l But even the best-and most detailed regula- tions will be imperfect and foredoomed to failure unless the peoples and those who govern them submit willingly to the influence of that spirit which alone can give life, authority, and binding force to the dead letter of international agree- ments. They must develop that sense of deep and keen responsibility which .measures and weighs human statutes according to the sacred and in- violable standards of the law of God, they must cultivate that hunger and thirst after justice E' which is proclaimed as a beatitude in the Ser- mon on the Mount and which supposes as its c, 1 natural foundation the moral virtue of justice, they must be guided by that universal love which is the compendium and most general expression of the Christian ideal, and which tlierefore may 4 l. , ' serve as a common ground also for those who have not the blessing of sharing the isame faith l I 4 with us. I 1 A C T ! - Ae.. dl M Q a n-'S xl' '- . 4' 'L - 2 imlieire-is H L--1 YS3, x at .v 1, 9 , F . L , 'fre' -..-s Xl... lil' I F - We wait for and hope . . . there will rise up leaders in every nation . . . animated by courage, who will know how and will be able to confront the dark instinct of vile vengeance with the severe and noble majesty of justice . . . Pope Pius XII. If rulers themselves would be guided by Chris- tian principles, they would be able to extend their authority in a more Christian-like manner to the people. The moral law must guide the entire world if true peace is to reign. Our Catholic youth in the high schools of to- day at the head of activities and organizations are guided by proper principles while they are in the Catholic high school. This training should fit them to be leaders-true leaders-in this world of followers. We need more Catholic leaders- the type that take Christ as their ideal. We need the kind that have strong moral strength, not only to abide by these principles, but to lead right way. Their training in the Catho- school should give them this strength. the supervision of teachers and they have many opportunities for application. We hope they will carry Catholic principles with them and the peace that is direly needed and prayed for by all sincere peoples of S ENCCUNTERED

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CHIEFTAIN S OF THE MICHAELIN IAN Loretta Greiner, Pearl Chronowiat, Robert Lilly MICHAELINIAN STAFF 1944-1945 Edztor zn Chze . . . ................ .............. P EARL CHRONOWIAT Co edztom . . ...... ROBERT LILLY, LORETTA GREINER Artzsts .. .. ..., PEARL JORDAN, KATHLEEN HOLLAND Photogmphcvs .... . . .' .............. ROBERT BERLINGER, VERA BERTEL Buszness Md7ldg67'S . Albert Auer Robert Bittner Bernard Blahut Peter Feldmeier Marian Fritz SMARY ALICE SCI-IULTZ, BETTY BORBONUS, HELEN ' ' ' ISEBA, JOSEPH CZILZER ASSISTANTS Theresa Luby Melvin O'COnnOr Mary Alice Philbin Sylvester Piotrowski Allene Ray i 1w. -A Swv ,1 X Anna Schmitt Rita Singer Dorothy Staub Stephen Sventy Ruth Wilhelm FIN ANCIERS AND SKETCHERS Business Managers: fleft to right? Joseph Czilzer, Betty Borbonus, Mary Alice Schultz, Helen Sebag Artists: Kathleen Holland, Pearl, Jordan.