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

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WALTER C. Yoc HUM LLBudi5 BEGINNING an active career at St. Michael's as treasurer of the Freshman class- Bud has finished it off by distinguishing himself in sports. Already in the Varsity as a Soph, he has played a good game for three years and deserves the distinction he earned in his senior year, that of being cofcaptain of the '45746 basket ball team. As Sports Editor of the school paper and the annual, he was able to take care of the publicity. His wholehearted support could be counted on for all school activities. Lois C. KNORR L1-LO55 ROUNDING out her Senior year as drum major, Lois Knorr, one of the original members of the band, has seen seven years of active service with that organization. Besides marching and twirling, Lo has added her pep to the cheering squad. Her versatility was proved by her satisfactory service as secretary of the Senior Current Events Club and mimeograph operator of the 'iShield. Lo, a much sought after partner, will be missed at future social functions of the Alma Mater. EDWIN G. AMRHEIN Amen Awieas is an easy going chum to all the Senior boys and especially goodfnatured where his special friends are concerned. He has a flair for artistic work which found a pleasant outlet in the mechanical drawing class. His work was one of the few assignments that was in on time in that class. May his attitude for practical art stand him in good stead in that highly competitive field in the future. Perhaps we shall have a draftsman or commercial artist to be proud of. 'V X i N 5 W. ,i A lin A ROBERT M. MAY Fuzz Fuzz is easily the most dependable and the most obliging boy in the school, barring none. He is an accomplished artist and is always ready to use his talent for the public good.. He is a very pleasant chap and an earnest student. If anyone asks him to do anything for them his time is their time. He was one of the 'iShield's three typists and gave much of his time to this pursuit during the year of his serve in that capacity. 12 Xt y i 3 i E l 5 5l fi l l 5 i gl 1.

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BERNICB J. HAID bLBcCky51 BBRNICE, Becky to her friends, is wellfknown for her skill in playing basket ball since Freshman days. By the time she was a Senior, Becky was a star on the girls' team and had achieved the position of sports' reporter for the school publications. She was also representing the girls' sports in the Student Council. Chosen secretary for the Freshman and Senior classes, Becky had her share of keeping the minutes. As a member of the Glee Club, ecky has had a chance to use a quite pretty singing v 'ce. In t efuture, howe ei: music will be only her HX'OCl1 3I1S to a nur g as a career. ffj ANNA MAE CUPKA Cl1oppersl' PJQN.-x ae Cupka's personality plus was evident early in her career at S.M.H.S. As a Freshman she was elected vicefpresident of her class. Versatility, abundant in L'Choppers, was demonstrated by the numerous activities in which she excelled. As an energetic basket ball player for three years, a snappy majorette in the band, a Glee Club member during the past year, and Girls' Sports Editor of the Shield, Anna Mae has set a pace hard to compete with. She also did more than her share toward making the Michaeli1iian a success through her support of the drive. Thus has it ever been with our 'iChoppers. DoLoaEs A. MACCINE LLDOBSS . RAYMOND F. GRIMM SLRay55 was a good companion in fun and frolic. Dotoarss Maccine was off to a late start at St. Michael's entering here as dJUI'1lO1', however, this little miss soon made her mark as an artist and all around student As Art Editor of the school paper, Dolores was a big help and her artistic posters for the patron drive won 10075 cooperation from the underclassmen The second half of the basket ball season witnessed another facet of this itt e diamond. She was a hit as a cheerleader replacing Lois Knorr nRAY,u that sturdy member of the Senior male contingent is known for his neverffailing good humor and outstanding school spirit Although the extra' curricular activities did not engage his attention, the curricular ones prohted by his undivided interest. He could be counted on to enliven any class period and