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Edwin Antrheirfs artistic ahilit Lois Knorr's desirability as a dance The Sands Run ut As THE sands of time run out slowly from our present to the students' future, we, the Seniors, leave our most valuable assets and possessions to our followers and fellow Michaelites. Nearing our graduation day and wishing to express our feelings to St. Michaiel's faculty and our student friends we have drawn up and made known our last will and testament. To our Alma Mater we leave the many happy memories of hours spent in her classrooms. To our dear Pastor and assistants we give our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for their kind cofoperation and understanding throughout our school career. To the Faculty we extend our thanks for their spiritual and temporal guidance throughout the years and their sacriiices to aid us. To the underclassmen we leave the hope of successful school years to come. To the individuals of the junior Class we bequeath: Z Y.. Anthony Ohidzinski. Catherine Anthony and Delores Demhlowskfs inseparable companf ionship-Arlene Krugh, Betty Myslixxfczyk. Louis Arguto's way with womene Thomas Tobin. Rita Male Bechtold's cheering voice Andrew Hinzman's skill in making friends-Francis Doerschner. Laura Hudzicki's irium smile- Eleanor Geskowsky, Victoria jaw' orski. V,,,,.i.. ..- s1..i.-..-Ns .. -41-N .....- -L. -1:-.. AN. ... -..---- .. , .1-s.. -. ,...1.-2-.. -ev ,- .., 7' 7' 75 De 'E' CD P1 5 1..,v-1 Fw' 5 -- D - E ' F: gf aa: If-2 E' NE: Fm I91 I Ss' 25 si 'mm W7 5'-H aw 5' ,U at T3 W is 50 ' 5: 2? gs 3 gm: mc' QCD 39 UO 9,5 G Qu :LQ 29- WE' F U 0.3. 7: ga -E f-- C-I ff -4 5-0 'iff fi' '4 SH' 25 as tx' za' T H' M a - ss- ' ss s as ff. aw' 2 as 5 2- :rw 21 f-'S ' 023 N 717' 9' f-v -vp :- ro- Oz :r 9' :- U' in 1 -1 ,-. 0 ,T -r 5 v 3, :J an pun 5 Jag g c.. - ' 5 x 2.0 Q, D5 PY' 5 ga -. U- np- ui N- O 0. -' -- Lv- 5 'S' f. if W- ::: - fi I trip- 8 Q G- .-. 0 rv Sv 1-4 NF- N : 5 fe Q Q loss av 5' 7' l cf l L2 '5 1- l l W 1 7 fzff i ff!! f I ll! fl f 'H 1 fl l I illli - -. .Y ' F 9 i l' ,ll'. l l' uwrkiihla 'Q 5 1 , .,i it in 'l, Xi .-1 l li ' i-3 i Xlx,. XWX2, x K 1 ll Wil-X 'X Q 'xxxxxk FU 'IU O 75 Eng 15 EE as WE. Cs? gi 'wir 'v gn'-Q: .ng-' :W 5 Sgr 2. Egg if 554' C 0 -1 ff' 533 Sf' : Zh- 5-jg' W5 F? rf? was z g 0 9,2 wg 5- QC: 1-5 ff-3 F5 F fn -- 917' LT' '13' Wm . ' Q, Z.: 5 , N173 nw 0 11 -1,-1 sk' 3 M '2 - fs-1 O M' N -1 nO LW O ' -1 no 5U,' 'HSI -' z- 5 SV' G g ggi E' W 5 -im oi W. -1 . D. fs QQ' ' H M 2 ...fn ' O - .... sq ,E gi 52' l UE '-:fi R' ... mg V' Fw 3, E: 2 5 TUE- 5 E' 3 3 515 C. -'f'-i' I 4 7 Q s I I 1 is sf fi I F g -1 5- 1 2' Us 2 5 fr Zo 2 a C :Q ri rv U O -J Q rv .... Gr... A: :' 'Fl '1 E' l 'TT : 2 551500 ku-pnnsm -if -...., R-. 4,-- Q l. .l. - .Q..s--t . ,.-.- .4 Q t- -.. .. , '-v--.a- S 2,1- X51 J - '. , L -4,.av h ,' X + 22 partner-Shirley Williams. Irene Kozikowskfs jitterhug steps! Dorothy Krappweis, Dorothy Klawinska. Dorothy Kuhisialfs lwohhy socks- Sopliie Svienty, Virginia Gross. Dolores Maccine's ligure-Helen Rita Wojszynskfs pep, vim, and vigor-Louise Kightlinger. Walter Yochum's list of friends- Roberc Schmitt.
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PATRON coroas Our Lady of Perpetual Help E H 5' Green and Silver HYMN FLOWER QD Ave Maria Yellow Rose MOTTO Live to Learn, Learn to Live SENIOR CLASS SONGS Sung to the tune of Notre Dame Victory March SfEfNfIfO'R'S Seniors striving to do their best Raise the colors true and sing the praises due. Rah, Rah, for 302, QRah, Rah, Rahj We shall ever work for peace LOYAL CATHOLICS WE'LL NEVER CEASE Spreading truth and glory, Teaching Christ's own story His love we'll ne'er release. Chorus STEIN SONG Seniors of St. Michael High Shout till the rafters ring, Stand and give a song once again Let every loyal senior sing. Then sing to all the happy hours Sing to the carefree days St. Michael High our Alma Mater The high school of our hearts always. Chorus Seniors of St. Michaels High Dignilied, loyal, happy and spry, While we're learning all we can Cheerful and gay in spirit too, Come one! Come all! And join in our glee. Come share with us our spirits so free, Comrades, all, link arms with us, And march on to victory. SENIOR CLASS CALENDAR Sept. 11-Class Elections 17-Nomination of Student Council Candidates 19-Opening of Student Council Campaign 24-Election of Student Council Officers 25-First Class Meeting 2628-Retreat Oct. 8--Election of Catholic Action Officers 11- -First Debate Class l2-Seniors hold Red Feather Program 19 -Catholic Action sponsors Mission Program 26--First Current Events Meet 29-Dr. Garwood speaks to Seniors concerning advantages of a commercial education 30-Welcome Social and Initiation 31-Rosary Program in honor of Mary Nov. 3f10--Seniors' Photographs taken 5-Opening of Patron Drive 9-Program in observance of Catholic Book Week 14-Poor Souls Program 16-Program in observance of American Edu' cation Week 21-Junior Thanksgiving Social Nov. 28-Debate in Senior Room 29-- Beginning of instructions by Father Walter To the blue, to the gold To the years in their glorious happiness. To our youth, to our fire To the life that is moving and calling us. To our class, to our friends, To the ones who have helped us in everything To our pals left behind, L To the juniors, and Freshies and Sophs. Chorus Dec. 4-Senior Oratorical 14-Seniors usher at Rubinofs Concert 16-Debate Tournament at S. M. H. S. 17-Christmas program by Glee Club 17-Class program and exchange of gifts jan. Dismissal for Christmas Holidays 7-Classes resume-25 pictures for annualtaken 15-Tryfout for Broadcast 16-First Literary Guild Meeting 22-Induction of Gavel Honor members 23f24-Midfsemester exams 28'-Selection of Name Cards Feb. 6-Luncheon for debaters 20-Valentine Social sponsored by Seniors 25-Names submitted for diplomas 27-Invitations ordered 28-Literary Guild assembly Mar. 3-First performance of Passion Play Reading for Class Play ' Finals of interfmural games Apr. -Lenten Observance-Easter Recess May 5-Musicale 6-Sophomore Social 8-juniorfSenior Prom A 28-Freshman Social june 2-5 May Crowning -Class Play 10-Class Day
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