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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1969 volume:

! e 5 I I . 1 I THE 1969 MICHAELINIAN SAINT MICHAEL HIGH SCHCIOL 44 PIUS STREET PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA 15203 NR The development of a child's character must be enhanced by the close moral guidance of responsible people dedicated to the task of enriching the mind and its capacity to think. K Bishop THE MOST REVEREND JOHN J. WRIGHT, S.T.D. Bishop John J. Wright, solemn and serious, stops for a moment of quiet prayer. He has many mixed emo- tions on the reformation of the Catholic Liturgy and of Catholic education taking place throughout the schools of Pitts- burgh. The Bishop acknowledges the great value of a Catholic education in todays world. Auxiliary Bishop School Superintendent THE MOST REVEREND JOHN B. McDOWELL, S.T.D. The Most Reverend John B. lVlc- Dowell, Superintendent of Catholic schools in the diocese of Pittsburgh, has played a great part in the advance- ment of the Parochial school system. Pastor As you leave us, my dear Seniors, I think of your four years on good old Pius Street-your Sisters and Teachers, your Science Laboratories, your trips down over the hill with John Peschko to the 10th Street swimming hole , -your ear-bursting music at your dances, your scared faces during exam week, your formal composure in the deep, majestic old Church of St. Mi- chael's. I hear in the quiet of an August Night your cheerleaders practicing, the sweet tones of your Christmas Carols, and I see our boys covered with sweat and exhaustion on a locker room bench after losing a close Basketball Game. This truly is education-your heart, your emotions, your mind, your bodies. We are proud that St. Michael's High, like every Catholic Educational center in the world educates its youth to follow exactly the First Commandment: to love God with one's whole being, with all our strength, our minds, our bodies, our whole beings. lVlay it always be so with each of you! God be with you. Father John Patrick Moore, C.P., Pastor TAKING TIME OUT from his tedious schedule is Father John, our pastor, to discuss the current problems facing the teenagers of today. Included in this discussion are: R. Lupori, R. Yotz, L. Lupori, P. Walsh, E. Schanck, and P. Javorsky. 'Q IV. I have been with the class of 1969 since you were wee little Freshmen. I dare not write with any sense of pride, for like Father John we always feel that we have not done enough for you. What I mean is that looking back CTRY TO REMEMBER THAT DAY IN SEPTEIVIBERJ to 1965 onward to 1969 I think of our Religion Classes, our classes about God's message of Salvation in the Bible. Then I kind of switch my mind to all our teams, our coaches, our games, our uniforms. Finally, and most important, I shall always see you all kneeling before me in the Confessional, at the Communion Rail, ask- ing for God's blessing before all your games. On the light side there are the many times you brought us joy with your dramatic and artistic talents on the stage in the auditorium. In a word, we have tried to educate your whole person, your whole being, intellectually, physically, morally. May each of you forever bear the mark of that training, and give to God and to your country the fullness of service thru the fullness of your being. Father Peter O'Rourke, C.P., Assistant FATHER PETER CHARLES O'ROURKE, C.P. Assistant and Religious Instructor READ, READ, READ ! ! ! This is the theme Father Peter is trying to get across to these students, L. Rosenburger, S. Vale, D. Drapala, J. Froehlick, J. Ciechalski, and P. Redlinger, as he finds an interesting article in his favorite magazine. MORE COFFEE? asks Sister Celestine to Linda Clerici, Secretary: Paul Birek, Treasurer: and Nick Tupi, Vice-President: as Joyce Daugherty, President, hands out cookies. Sister Celestine often takes time out of her bus schedule Y for a friendly chat with the Student Council officers. Dear Graduates: The long, slow, and sometimes painful process of education goes on, then, with start- ling suddenness the words of an Alma Mater take on a deep meaning-the finality of it all becomes real. Many of the things to which so much im- portance was attached become insignificant while the insignificant slips into its rightful place of values. Life is like that-deep and full of meaning. No one escapes sorrow but neither is any- one without joy, provided one is willing to meet the challenge of sorting it all out. lVlay you al- ways be able to sort it all out and put all that happens to you in its rightful place. The restless streams we walk along are full of so many challenges. Recalling the happy occassion of your Ring Day, may I repeat my wish for you which was taken from Sounds of Silence. lVlay you always be able to turn your collar tothe cold and damp , and somewhere, at sometime, may the light of a neon sign stab your eyes and split the night. Whatever the neon light may be for you-at that moment God will be real, life will be real, and you will be real to yourself, and the magnitude and beauty of the whole world will be real for you. Sister lVl. Celestine, O.S.F. Principal M...-1 SISTER M. CELESTINE, O.S.F.-Principal Faculty AND STUDENT OFFICERS Sister M. Bertram O.S.F. and the Senior Class Officers of 203, Pres. M. Kuhar, V. Pres. L. Clerici, Sec. A. Tulisiak and Treas. E. Schanck. Sister Marilyn O.S.F. and the Junior Class Officers of 301, Pres. P. Red- linger, V. Pres. J. Vogel, Sec. L. Rosenberger and Treas. C. Kwas. Mr. John Bobinski and the Sopho- more Class Officers of 303, Pres. J. Donovan, V. Pres. J. Kuhar, Sec. J. Cancilla and Treas. M. Huber. Sister Barbara Ann 0.S.F. and the Junior Class Officers of 104, Pres. W. Meskunas, V. Pres. K. Poleski, Sec. N. Watton and Treas. M. Hartman. Sister Maurice O.S.F. and the Sophomore Class Officers of 202, Pres. T. Beringer, V. Pres. K. Ugen, Sec. C. Blahut and Treas. S. Vogel. ' Q .t1l'H'I Sister M. Concetta 0.S.F. and the Freshman Class Officers 106, Pres. R. Molka, V. Pres. D. McGee, Sec. A. Bugle, and Treas. C. Miller. Miss Joan Kerestes and the Fresh- man Class Officers of 105, Pres. P. Budd, V. Pres. R. Kratofil, Sec. C. Birek and Treas. M. Miknevich. 'xl J Y mein? 13.1 IN ADDITION TO her teaching abilities, Sr. Marilda obliges the students C. Kamp and J. Torisky by keeping an accurate record of book bills and tuition. MRS. LIS, secretary of St. Michael's School, is a great asset to the faculty as well as the students. UP! UP!-AND AWAY-are the cries of W. Huber and D. Dwulit as Mr. Pesko shows them their gym grades. BESIDES BEING an efficient teacher of Shorthand and Typing, Sr. Marie Therese is St. Michael's Librarian and is always ready to give a friendly helping hand to H. Polatajko, L. Rosenberger, C. Kwas and J. McKain. L-A-B-0-R-A-T-0-R-Y--Sister Aelred explains the funda- mental equipment of our lab to J. Torisky, R. Carney, and P. Javorsky. RELIEVED FROM STRESS- But pretty well in knots are these senior girls K. Suess, P. Walsh, C. Kamp and E. Schanck as Miss Karen Riddle shows them their semester grades. 1 Z H A SONG Glee Cl grams t satisfac D0-IT-LIKE THIS' demonstrates gym Instructor Mr Reppa to one of his freshman students DOCTOR GEORGE BENZ, M.D., School Physician: Mrs. J. Goldfield, R.N., School Nurse. i I PAT LEASE, the girls' basketball coach, chats with L. Aul about the high hopes they have for the team. J. V. COACH, Tom Joyce: Dan Ray, and Father Peter smile as they think of the prospects of beating competitors on the court. FATHER PETER, Team Captain Denny Donovan, and Varsity Coach Rege Dauk are looking into the future for a success- ful year. MRS. GLADYS MARLIER, the School Social Worker, talks with D Martire about the different aspects of her job. 1 1 THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE SAINT MICHAEL PTG: Standing: W. Rieber, R. D'AIessandro, K. Brooks, Sister George, S. Lijewski, N. Mazur, Sister Celestine, J. Malle, P. Redlinger. Seated: B. Lawlor, C. Froehlich, B. Teschke, M. A. Beringer, H. Nowicki. P.T.G. PAUL REDLINGER, President of the PTG: Father John Patrick Moore, C. P., Spiritual Director: Sister M. Celestine, Principal of the High School. THE PARENTS of St. Michael's PTG anxiously await the start of the meeting. w . 555 im, K TQ ,M PP VI x Diverse subjects in a high school curriculum are so oriented as to enhance and develop the religious, moral and civic concepts of life. Freshmen ROOM 105-Moderator, Miss J. Kerestes Sitting: B. Hennessy, M. Tarasovich, D. Mogan, M. G. Wuenschell, J. Kucharski, D. Costello, C. Kierzkowski, J. Nowicki, E. Ricciardi, J. Schott, R. Liiewski, R. Mazur. Middle Row: S. Zulawski, R. Rieber, W. Kuhn, T. Kenitz, D. Owczarzar, S. Speicher, M. Switala, G. Klima, C. Birek, J. Denk, F. Connors, M. Miknevich, D. Goliat. Standing: P. Budd, M. lgnasky, T. Sharak, M. Lopato, T. Vogel, R. Bish, D. Wuenschell, C. Fallucco, B. Napiecek, A. Beloncis, M. Winters, R. Kratofil. l 1 l r .. 1- S- .... A gene' r r' .3 THEN THERE WAS LIFE! The mystery of creation is the topic of discussion among the freshmen: T. Sharak, F. Connors, D. Jarasiewicz, B. Hennessy, and R. Bronder. LET'S TRY THIS METHOD! D. Lemanski prepares to demon- strate a literary idea of using overhead projection, J. Schott, W. Kuhn, C. Olup, and M. Switala make every effort to understand the topic. 4' ,V 1 5 '-', , . ,f fl ACTION, ACTION, WHERE'S IT AT??? is the only thing not demonstrated in this English class. They seem to be too interested in working while C. Biernacki hands out folders. They are P. Budd, D. Mogan, C. Miller, B. Napiecek, B. Kubiak, R. Mazur, J. Lijewski, M. Padiune, L. Yakstis. M. Lopato, C. Alex, and R. Kratofil. HIGHER AND HIGHER AND HIGHER-the freshman girls go trying to build a pyramid and enjoying themselves as they do it. Shown above are D. Costello, A. Bugle, B. Sproat, and C. Kierzkowski. WHAT IS lT??? are the words of M. Broznick while the other Biology students, M. Winters, A. Beloncis, R. Liiewski, J. Nowicki, E. Ricciardi, M. Callan, and Gary Kuczma look on in bewilderment. fra? DOES HISTORY REPEAT ITSELF? Freshman World Cul- ture students: P. Edward, A. Watton, G. Ivers, M. Dac- zynski, M. Ignasky find many contrary facts while looking through World news. FABULA, FABULAE, FABULANS SOUNDS LIKE GREEK TO ME!!! Was the exclamation on L. Lupori's face, as S. Speicher explains the use of freshman Latin to T. Vogel, J. Denk, C. Fullucco, D. Drapala, J. Grezeczka. TREES, WEEDS and EVERYTHING are the enchanted cries of Freshman Art students T. Bielewicz, P. Boban, J. Costello, S. Henke, R. Bish as they discover the mysteries of outside life. UP-DOWN-ONLY 299 MORE TIMES!!! C. Kozusko, A. Rosiak, K. Schreiner, W. Struczynski, R. Molka, and D. Wuenschell really seem enthusiastic about their gym class. ..- LEARNING THE MYSTERY OF THE CELLS--is the function of Freshman Biology Class as S. Huber, A. Koerbel, D. McGee, D. Rosenburger, and C. Birek look on in amazement. FRESHMAN 106-Moderator, Sister M. Concetta Seated: P. Boban, M. Kaczymski, A. Bugel, M. Padjune, S. Huber, C. Miller, M. Broznick, A. Watton, S. Henke, J. Liiewski, D. Rosenburger, L. Lipori. Middle Row: D. Drapala, D. McGree, E. Paul, C. Kozusko, L. Uakstis, C. Olup, B. Sproat, D. Kubliak, C. Biernacki, G. Kuczma, G. Ivers, A. Rosiak, W. Struczymski. Standing: R. Bronder, J. Grzeczka, D. Jarasiewicz, R. Molka, D. Lemanski, J. Wachueski, M. Callan, J. Costello, A. Koerbel, C. Alex, K. Schreiner, T. Bielewicz. DOES n-3l5n+6:27-9 ? This is the bewildering question asked by Algebra students, D. Goliat, M. A. Meknevich, M. G. Wuenschell, S. Zulawski, J. Wachulski, and R. Rieber. Sophomores CAUTION, is the guideword in the Sophomore Health class as D. Peterson, R. Senn, and B. Turney learn about the hazards of smoking and drinking at an early age. l l OK, DOWN TO WORK, says J. Ciechalski to D. Ray, J. DiMeo, and E. Prosky as they prepare to plan a discussion on World Affairs. SOPHOMORE 202-Moderator, Sister M. Maurice Seated: D. Peterson, M. L. Clerici, C. Blahut, M. Madeya, L. Lipinski, B. Obringer, B. Turney, M. E. Conway, D. Prosser, L. Aul, and S. Vogel. Middle Row: J. Ciechalski, D. Milinski, N. Raymond, D. Prosky, E. Prosky, D. Pokora, R. Zola, D. Heck, M. Sneltzer, D. Volberg, and G. Lis. Standing: E. Horn, J. Chowlewinski, T. Beringer, D. Napiecek, P. Sopkowiak, L. Sneltzer, J. Lawlor, J. Sipes, K. Ugen, B. Barrett, and J. O'Connors. THE FIFTH DIMENSION seems to be the slogan of this geometry class. D. Volberg, explains the different angles of the triangle to E. Horn, B. Obringer, P. Sopkowiak, J. Lotz, and J. Lawlor. 1 l LEARNING CAN BE INTERESTING. The Sophs experi- ence for the first time the benefits they can receive from studying the Spanish language. They are: V. Capaccio, M. L. Clerici, J. Donovan, D. Napiecek, M. E. Conway, and T. Beringer. WOW! WHAT AN INVENTION, PURE WATER AT LAST. C. Blahut describes her purification method as L. Aul, J. Cancilla, D. Panko, D. Hick, and N. Raymond carefully watch the demonstration. PRESS 50-80-100? J. Chowlewinski finds himself astonished to see K. Ugen as Mr. Muscleman of the year. l 21 W 'Wai l.i5TK'f-vL,l1 LOOK! WHAT'S HAPPENING, as the Sophs in their chemistry class test the burning power of oxygen with a glowing splint. Seated: D. Milinski, R. Lupori, S. Vogel: Standing: Mr. Madeya, J. Sipes, L. Lipinski, and V. Posset. RESEARCH! RESEARCH! The sophs Religion Class work together on an important research problem. The stu- dents: P. Javorsky, M. Trevino, R. Lupori, E. Carik, N. Zain, M. Huber. Seated: H. Polatayko, J. Turkovich and D. Prosser seem to have a lead answer. wil ff,,'i?M ' WW ,B'.wMif.: ij My MERCY! MERCY! MERCY! Pleads J. Kuhar portraying an evil omen of an 18th century novel, as her classmates E. Fritz, B. Zola, D. Lotis, S. McKain and D. Pokora, reproach in her fear. SALESPEOPLE OF TOMORROW-J. DiMeo, D. Piotrowski D. Ray and M. L. Letson learn methods in math class of finding a commission on a million dollar sale. E THE GREAT RED BARON intrigues the Sophomore World History class as V. Capaccio, P. Sopkowiak, E. Horn, J. Chowlewinski, and B. Ob- ringer review some of the highlights ofWWI. i f. J elf' SOPHOMORE 303-Moderator, Mr. John Bobinski Standing: H. Polatayko, A. Panko, J. Cancilla, J. Turkovich, P. Javorski, J. DiMeo, M. L. Letson, D. Piotrowski, Middle Row: B. Monahan, J. Donovan, S. McKain, J. Kuhar, D. Lotis, N. Zain, E. Carik, E. Fritz, R. DelVecchio7 Standing: D. Ray, R. McKibben, W. Callan, J. Lotz, R. Senn, V. Capaccio, V. Posset, M. Huber, R. Lupori. STRONGER THAN DIRT! Is the motto of the Sophs Home Ec. girls J. Cancilla, D. Piotrowski, M. L. Letson, D. Hick, L. Aul, D. Panko, as they prepare for another day of washing and ironing in their hopes as future housewives. fW ig. , , ,,,, V VV !.,, A 1 Wfiffi i Q if M 'fix Vgfgfgi lliirllr g f. V! I , 4 if 2 . ii V Jlril A Jlii 5 d j: 3' i , W ,, , . . M, ' LX' .i ' -if ' fff, H , T ' lm W' iiii juniors ROUND AND ROUND SHE GOES, WHERE SHE STOPS N0- BODY KNOWS. This seems to amaze J. Torisky, T. Battung, G. Denk, B. Broznick, R. Carney, and D. Balcer. THE BOOK SAYS ANY TWO YEAR OLD CAN DO IT. P Redlinger, P. Staub, L. Rosenburger and D. Teschke, the junior typists, seem to have some difficulty believing it. YHUIUAQL It may seem like Greek to some peo- ple, but the junior shorthand students, N. Glo- wacki, C. Milcarek, C. Kwas, N. Eberlein, and C. Baranowski seem to find it easy and enjoyable. I HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPE VINE! Sister Bertram plays Mitch Miller as the juniors D. Habrat, J. Torisky, C. Hornicak, F. Favela, J. Vogel and B. Broznick sing along. L l JUNIORS 301, Moderator, Sister Marilyn Seated: E. Farren, C. Kwas, P. Redlinger, G .GrilIo, G. Linke, F. Favela, E. Korshlack, T. Stiefvater, L. Fritzley. Standing: L. Rosenburger, C. Hornicak, P. Walkowiak, B. Lotis. Middle J. Doring, G. Denk, B. Broznick, J. O'Connor, D. Balcer, J. Row: H. Jones, B. Rebovich, N. Glowacki, S. Vale, M. May, Vale, G. Krauss, J. Vogel, D. Habrat, J. Froehlich. 0LE! OLE! OLE! VIVA ESPANA ! ! ! Juniors S. Vale and F. Favela examine their Spanish proiects and attempt to explain them as A. Amrhein, J. Susan, and J. Froehlich look on with interest. BALANCE IS THE KEY WORD, for our future bookies, B. Rebovich, J. Doring, and E. Korshlach, who seem to have the situation well in hand even though there are high hurdles to overcome. THIS IS A UWHATCHAMECALLIT GRAPH says G. Krauss, as he explains the ups and downs of Algebra II to S. Vale, D. Schilling, H. Turnball, D. Zarewczynski, and J. Froelich. W D.. we -Q 1 J HEAVY HEAD is the title given to A. Amrhein A by T. Franklin, as she passes out the English magazines, with D. Lyewski giving a helping hand. JUNIORS 104-Moderator, Sister Barbara Ann Seated: C. Milcarek, C. Barrett, G. Hassett, N. Watton, T. ing, and A. Amrhein. Standing: W. Meskunas, R. Carney, Baranowski, T. Franklin, C. Lotz, N. Eberlein, and T. Battung. S. Blisczcz, K. Poleski, H. Turnball, J. Teierle, M. Hartman, Middle Row: D. Zarewczynski, D. Faierski, P. Staub, D. R. Koerbel, D. Schilling, F. Baehr, and D. Lyewski. Teschke, J. Ziegler, J. Torisky, C. Clark, J. Drzaznski, E. Wild- FRUSTRATION! as it is shown on the face of K. Poleski as he tries to explain the technicalities of the ego to D. Lyewski, J. Vogel, D. Habrat, H. Jones, D. Fajerski, and C. Hornicak. YOU GOTTA BE KIDDIN' is the expression on N. Watton's face as E. Farren explains the Electoral College system to G. Linke, B. Lotis, M. S. May. 5.19. :sas N ANYONE FOR A DANCE! P. Walkowiak finds this modern jazz step a little tricky but G. Grillo enjoys it. FINISHING TOUCHES ARE IMPORTANT! The Junior Home Ec girls, E. Farren, D. Teschke, M. S. May, G. Grillo, N. Eberlein, and G. Linke, make the effort to do a perfect job. They seem to enjoy it, also. Seniors DON'T YOU REALLY LOVE ME? is the topic of the senior Religion class, D. Koerbel, D. Bielewicz, D. Kuhn, G. Wesolowski, B. Pawlowski, M. Rieber, and N. Donovan. The posters in the background were the highlights of the talk. HOW NICE! JOSE-Can it be! Yes, it's true! Our great J. Brendel has become attached to his Span- ish friend, at least that's what D. Donovan, C. Kuch- ler, K. Corcoran, and C. Hawkins think and watch with delight as Joe gets a Spanish hat placed on his head. DESIGNERS OF TOMORROW! P. Walsh seems to enjoy the inability of N. Donovan to thread her needle. C. Kamp, P. Muchler, and N. Fritz, join in the teasing, as they work on their project. BUSY BEAVERS! The senior girls, J. Bertel, J. Bertel C Rieber D Blschof D Simon S Tierele, T. Detemple, and A. Letson realize the achievement of becoming the ideal typlst A , , 777, , u, V-I-C-T-0-R-Y!!! D. Bielewicz shows the sign of victory for Wallace in an election campaign held by the Senior P.O.D. class. M. L. Karl, D. Karcher, B. Meixner, M. Kostiuk, and J. Geraci support him. The opposing Nixon team of E. Schanck, D. Frobe, M. Kuhar, N. Linke, and M. Pavlick look on challengingly. THIS IS IMPORTANT!! says J. Daugherty to C. Beringer, pointing to an article in a science booklet. C. Becker seems interested in the book he's reading, while E. Kazmierczak keeps a close eye on D. Dugas typing a paper for science class. RULERS! ERASERS! PENCILSI-some of the equipment that our Mechanical drawing class finds useful. R. Szewczyk, R. Yotz, R. Lach, D. Dwulit, and P. Birek seem to be seriously interested in what they are doing. Miss Kerestes, their teacher, is always around to help. MEC DOES A BOY BELONG IN THE BUSINESS WORLD? M. Dytko seems to think so, as he shows his ability in operating business machines to L. Clerici, J. Winters, M. Kostelnik, P. Wilhelm, and K. Suess. , ,214 ' 4 'H' ,,,, . ? S 4'n,4,i,jjff, f ,,.,,, H My M I , 2 ,, ,,,V I V , VVWV i A,AA,,, T ,,,,,,. .. ,, ,Q , M33 'Hwgfzf f 3 . - :fe , ,f 1 9' K lf? ,Q ,,,,,,,, y si? I , H ' .. X Q , M. Q ' W Q- 1 57' if ' X t' H I ' we 1 f'IL' f ' 93371 -f . f' .If-J 1' V, f ,, 4 A Z 4' 1? TQ 4 2' 9' 'V mfg' U-A ,J ' if gi, , 'YW fwi' Conscious of the duality of man's need to achieve personal mastery and the necessity to work hand in hand with others, we must learn to benefit through the errors and success of others. Student Council UNITED FUND TIME. The Civic Committee of the Student Coun- cil sponsors the drive in school. Serving on the committee: Seated: S. Bernacki, N. Glowacki, P. Walsh and J. Bertel. Stand- ing: J. Vogel, P. Budd, S. McKain and E. Wilding. WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT? This Cultural Committee consisting of M. Kuhar, C. Beringer, E. Schanck, N. Eberlein, C. Kwas and S. Vogel actually know how to work. : iz , at Q N 4 fs New N tx X N i Q 5 X S r S 2 F 53 X X x ex ,.:1's fa 'fs'YjI '1-Niikl. . Q 7 -P 3 Q 5 is EQ .5 X-2 In - ' ' 1 K '-.: seg GHOSTS AND GOBLINS, are the call of the day while the social committee, K. Suess, D. Karcher, J. Kuhar, C. Hornicak, C. Kuchler and J. Draza- zynski prepare for a dance. ,W ' f. ww X . x 5 . ff ' H 2 .ji , M . ' 1 I dz W HAVE YOU? THEY HAVE! The Reli- gious Committee, B. Obringer, D. Donovan, J. Torisky and C. Kamp have helped to boost the spiritual morale of our school. SAINT MICHAELS' ATHLETIC COM- MITTEE has provided us with a strong sports program here in our school. Pictured here are G. Kraus, S. Hutter, R. Szewczyk, M. Hartman, F. Aul, T. Beringer and J. Cholewinski with some of the many trophies that our students have won. AHH . . . Sister Maurice and the Stu- dent Council Officers, J. Daugherty, N. Tupi, P. Birek and L. Clerici sure look pleased with their good work. HELP! FIRE! Screams the Propaganda Committee. Seated: J. Bertel, N. Watton, R. Yotz. Standing: D. Balcer, K. Ugen, J. Donovan and A. Tulisiak as they prepare to wake up the spirit in our school. Excalibur I WANNA G0 HOME mumbles Charlie Cholewinski as the remainder of the Soph Journalism Class involves itself with a lively journalistic discussion. XEHQUGE lllflillfll MOUSE KRAUSS LEADS IN SCORING with 23 points, chants G. Krauss, to T. Franklin, T. Stiefvater, J. To- risky, R. Carney, G. Denk, C. Clark and E. Korshlak as they read over a sports ar- ticle published in the Ex- calibur. PHPER THERE'S A DEADLINE T0 MEET seems to be of concern to Sister Marilyn, Moderator of the Excalibur, but not to Sue Bernacki, Editor, and Karen Suess, Business Manager. As a rule, the Excalibur never misses a deadline. FOR A CHANGE OF PACE . . . EXCACIBUR This seems to be the topic for discussion among the Excalibur V. I. P.'s : R. Rauber, D. Dugas, S. Bernacki, J. McKibben, and K. Suess. FOR THE LAST TIME, IT'S M-l-C-H-A-E-L- NOT, E-A-L, moans M. L. Karl to fellow typist J. Winters, as D. Simon and K. Suess work hard to turn out a flawless paper. EXCALIBUR PREPARES FOR PUBLICATION as R Carney G. Denk, D. Dugas, J. McKibben, R Rauber and J Torlsky work furiously to meet a deadline New Michaelinian TAP, TAP, TAP, DlNG!f!t l goes the typewriter as the Michaelinian typists E. Schanck, C. Rieber, A. Letson, D. Simon, and D. Bischof work on and on and on and on correcting errors, proofreading, and arranging carbon copies. SO HAPPY TOGETHER and working like larks are the Michaelinian Staff members who are doing their best to produce the greatest yearbook. Through their efforts and many hours of hard work, the Michaelinian is created. You can tell by their facial expressions, the eagerness in their hearts and the atmosphere of good will present. They are, HEADACHES, HEADACHES, AND MORE HEAD- ACHES!!! lie on the shoulders of M. L. Karl, Editor and Sister Mary Clare, Moderator who are doing their best to initiate a grand yearbook. bottom row: J. Winters, D. Karcher, D. Bischof, seated: P. Muchler, M. L. Karl, J. Bertel, A. Letson, C. Beringer, stand- ing: N. Fritz, S. Tierle, M. Dytko, D. Simon, D. Frobe, J. Bertel, C. Becker, P. Walsh, E. Kazmierczak, C. Rieber, and E. Schanck. l -tj V if is f ? ' e MEET THE PRESS! The reporter J. Bertel demonstrates the correct procedure for completing the business contract. C. Beringer awaits her turn to explain to the students the MIKE WE CAN D0 IT 0URSELVES claim the girls, N. Fritz, D. Karcher, and P. Walsh: but M. Dytko still gives them his professional advice. MY HEAD . . . MY HEAD!!! cries Humpty while the staff members J. Winters, P. Muchler, J. Bertel, S. Tierle, and J. Bertel try hard to mend his wounds by helping him reach the top. 'J Nfl! v 3 as 7 ay Z, L ff: E71 L, Lf A, lm . M f 5 7, I' W, A JM... ff I I ' If V 'f F411 L ,V Q. Sew N s , X i 9,,,.s,., , , f Mfg, ,, method of completing the personal contract. M. Dytko patiently accommodates the girls by assisting them. LOOKIE, LOOKIE, LOOKIE!!! there's your picture says C. Beringer and D. Frobe to E. Kazmierczak and C. Becker as they look through previous yearbooks. This is one of the first jobs of the Michaelinian staff. ational Honor Society 1 W I ra DO A GOOD JOB is the cry of Sister Celestine as M. E. Conway, L. Lupori, D. Frobe, C. Beringer, and C. Hawkins leave for a very important task. They are tutors down at the South Side Brashear! The National Honor Society is now in its third year at St. Michael High School. The object of our chapter here at St. Michaels is the same as other schools, namely, to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in our students. Presently, we have only 10 members and they are all Seniors. SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, CHARACTER, AND SERVICE! Shown below are St. Michael's 68-69 National Honor Soci- ety members. They are J. Bertel, E. Schanck, J. Daugherty, E. Kazmierczak, L. Clerici, D. Frobe, C. Kuchler, and C. Beringer. is 1- 2 s sii ,SEL 1 + 1 : 3 The 68-69 Business Honor members are starting out right this year, or are they??? They are L. Clerici, J. Bertel, E. Schanck, K. Suess, and M. L. Karl. SUCCESS! Paulette Javorsky studies paramecia under the influence of phenobarbital. She will pre- sent her investigation at Duquesne University on March 22, 1969, as a participant of Region 7. we FUTURE SCIENTISTS OF AMERICA! D. Jarasiewicz, J. Torisky, P. Javorsky, C. Hornicak, and L. Yakstis proudly display their citations for attending nine or more science lectures at Duquesne University and Mt. Mercy College. AIMING T0 WIN! S. Vogel, K. Ugen, and M.E. Conway are observing the vital organs of a frog which is to be used as part of a project in the Junior Academy of Science Competition, March 22, 1969. Honor Societies 5? i Ring Day .S l ...J HAPPINESS IS YOUR SENIOR CLASS RING-The proudest pos- session of a Senior is his class ring. I don't think J. Geraci, C. Hawkins, and K. Lozecki would disagree as they show off their rings to Sister Celestine. THEY TAGGED ME! Senior C. Becker is the victim of C. Barrett as he enters the Chinese Hall of Fame and Fortune at the Ring Day Dance. SOLEMN AT LAST-Though you seldom see a senior without a smile Ring Day is one day happiness was felt in the heart and a quiet stillness lingered over the senior classes. JUNIORS SHOW SPIRIT-To add to the joy of Senior Ring Day the church resounded with the angelic voices of the Juniors who were accompanied by Sister Carole and Sister Marie Therese. Forensics This year the forensic pro- gram at Saint Michael became one of the leading activities in the school. Under the direction of lVlr. Bobinski, moderator, and chapter president James lVlcKibben, our NFL chapter now ranks with the leading schools in the Pittsburgh district. Apart from participating every weekend at district tourna- ments, our chapter has hosted five events here, and has sponsored several service projects. lt is difficult for a school of our size to maintain itself among the large schools in our district, but the enthusiasm of our twently-one members has enabled us to keep on top. The motto of our chapter and of our Sigma Lambda Sigma honor society is I Call a Spade a Spade, and the record of our chapter in student congress, extemp, and orig- inal oratory proves that our motto does indeed express the spirit of our chapter. Although thirteen of our members will graduate, our ex- ceptional underclass members will provide a nucleus around which to continue to build an ever growing NFL program here at Saint Michael. WE'RE GREAT! Underclassmen NFL members under the guidance of Mr. John Bobinski, share their knowledge with each other and aim to keep the spirit high at St. Michael's. MONEY PROBLEMS! The NFL officers, P. Muchler, J. McKibben, N. Tupi, and B. Paw- Iowski share their financial problems with Mr. John Bobinski, their moderator. IT WAS WORTH lT . . . is the advise of the outgoing NFL seniors, P. Muchler, B. Meixner, R. Yotz, J. McKibben N. Tupi, D. Dugas, D. Donovan, P. Birek, K. Corcoran B. Pawlowski, J. Hudson, J. Daugherty to all those who will be NFL future members. l 41 Around Our School fi SE? SHARED-TIME STUDENTS. One of the numerous activities our school participates in is the shared-time program. This program enables stu- dents from Saint Michael to take up trades at South High or Con- nelly Vocational. This is truly an asset to our school because we lack the facilities to provide this type of education for our students. Caught by the camera during one of their studies are the following Seniors who participate in this program: M. Kostiuk, J. Geraci, K. Lozecki, D. Bielewicz, D. Koerbel, and N. Linke. WE GIVE THEE THANKS OH LORD . . . After receiving their class rings in church, these Seniors R. Rauber, A. DeTemple, P. Wilhelm, N. Donovan, and J. Bronder, enjoy breakfast prepared for them by the Juniors. LEADERSHIP DAY. M. L. Clerici has an opportunity to get experience in the teaching profession as she takes over the class as a student teacher. Leader- ship Day is one of the highlights here at Saint Michael. It gives the students an insight on the responsibilities of a competent teacher. A WHISKEY BOTTLEqSfM,t!8t Relax, it's just the Prom Committee's way of raising money for the prom. These students D. Karcher, G. Trimbur, C. Kamp, and D. Simon are doing their best to make sure we have adequate funds for our prom . P DEDICATED WORKERS. Our congratulations to the Red Cross officers S. Teierle, S. Bliszcz, T. Battung, and B. Meskunas, and members J. Dryazynski, and E. Wilding, for the outstanding job they are doing. Because of their dedication, they have won the Parent Magazine Award frequently in the past. AND I DON'T WANT NO PUSSY FOOTIN' AROUND . . . R. Lach held the crowd's at- tention with his excellent portrayal of George Wallace at a rally put on by the Seniors preceding the presidential election. His men at arms were N. Tupi, J. Brendel, C. Becker, D. Bielewicz, and G. Trimbur. ANYONE FOR A CANDY BAR? Yes, it's Pat and Ruth in their usual place, selling candy and potato chips for the National Forensic League. Y Y ...,..,.. Y ,.,,,,,,,,,. g ..,.,... ' ,wt-Y Yww, M, 7 f +R' .Y-,,Ef,5Y4fYYw Mtlgwlgf 'Q Y Y f GET ON UP, AND SOCK IT T0 ME! This year has really been a great one for dances. With the Seniors leading the way, our dance floor has really been jumping. This added enthusiasm has everyone looking forward to more dances to come. lT'S A GRAND OLD FLAG. These Junior girls T. Frank- lin, G. Linke, C. Hornicak, C. Barret, J. Torisky, L. Rosenburger, N. Watton, C. Kwas, G. Glowacki finish their French dance in a gay fashion. This was only one of the many nation- alities represented at this year's Nationality Day pro- gram. 7? Q a + W A ROSE FOR THE LADY. Latin America Week is one of the many activities that the student body parti- cipates in whole-heartedly. A Spanish play was pre- sented in which B. Meskunas and J. Torisky starred along with numerous dances and discussions on the Latin way of life. fi' W WHERE HAVE ALL THE FLOWERS GONE is tHe exclamation of wonder on the faces of J. Geraci, M. Kostiuk, C. Becker, J. Winters, N. Fritz, and T. DeTemple as they enjoy the experi- ences they receive on their Retreat Day. Ms YOU'RE OUT OF ORDER, exclaims J. McKibben as he presides over a Stu- dent Congress. D. Dugas and B. Meixner are on hand to assist him in any con- troversial matters. QUIET DURING EXCHANGE?? ANYTHING BUT!!! This is shown by C. Birek as she turns to chat with a friend. ONE NIGHT IN PARADISE!! Getting ready for their big night are J. Winters, K. Suess, and L. Clerici. Hey boys! lsn't this a change from our good old St. Mike uniforms. . f .N QQ D, -gwrmg 4... E I 1, if X. . 1 .I::... X i ...- f CONTRACTS, PAYMENTS AND FINALLY YEARBO0KS is the thought on the minds of these familiar staff members M. L. Karl-Editor, J. Bertel-Assistant Editor, C. Beringer, J. Bertel, and P. Muchler-Business Manager as they cal- culate payments in order to be able to distribute yearbooks in later months. LUNCHTIME ACTIVITIES. Hiding from Sister are D. Bischof, X C. Gralka, D. Donovan, and P. Wilhelm as the clock ticks I on, nearing the ringing of the bell. 45 2 'ii ff j , Tal . eff fa' Christmas Cantata ONE, TWO, THREE, ABOUT FACE! and singing from the pits of their hearts are the present members of the Glee Club, who worked many hours to present a very colorful impression during the pro- duction of March of the Toy Soldiers. SNO0PY'S CHRlSTMAS sung by P. Birek presented a feeling of love and concern to these two children performed by P. Wilhelm and T. Battung. I 2 is 'I 5 ww 2 -eff , ,IAG 1,,'- , 4,V. , ft- O W a. - H.. I 2 , n ew ,Z 1 ,K Ky . , VA V I . f ' 1 ,,,7.g' rv, za ' 5 V- Nye , ,I 4 'ig W .lf ,,,. , 1, B5 ,. 1 J., .2 I ,..:... if . 'irr I T4 2 SMILING IN THEIR OWN MARSHMALLOW WORLD are these merry dancers G. Grillo, K. Milcarek, N. Glowacki, C. Kamp, and G. Linke extending a warm-hearted feeling to everyone. QUEEN OF WONDERLAND and princess of the toy world appears to be the impression that was given to the audience as P. Walkowiak sang her solo. ,,,, I e. - as WW , rrtK 'stw1is'SI we riffs? sfffwffzs..s39Fsrg,w,.,., .125'2f2s:.,z1 ,1f:gz.1in.'-l., rim 'igiiraar ,f'45,f1.g2l5T'7.gffe nrsrtfszmwfyeraf. rrsam sgiw3Q.?wfg,.. ,mzwfrszgiwfr.t,.5s...a.3m,.,,aff I Jltyf-t?f3.5R??'7532?-is'i37l5L55?3if?5z'f7 ' '..'.f A?i?fV' ,2iTfir7i2'. 7Ei??5?3?, f.'-tw.'f5?Q15s.Tf 2' ff f'gffT,,m:a2Ef?fifZ7 . Vin , 2,gps.g,,,w:rqfs5gz , K -' ' ' :ara I A :W ax., is W i VL .. 'ss--sw , V is , 'fff' 1:1 , f . sz, .A ' ' . . ., Q . 'V MQ? sf -3 Z 3' ,E we '. , V' . ri g,- 3 ef a Q, ha YQ L K K , , ,, ,., I 1 gi i g X 233, S NICK IN THE BOX singing his version of Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas gave the audi- ence something to smile about and the children something to wish for next Christmas. .2-fi .,,,,: V . V ...gag . Lf + ...W .M 'rrr W... Ile The world is full of wonderful people who find happiness in helping others. We encounter quite a few of these people here at Saint Michael. People who give unselfishly of their time and patience to the student body. There is no greater virtue than charity. Jesus taught man to be charitable and to show kindness to all men. Our helpers have paved the way for us and have showed us the joy of sharing their time with others. l hope we will be able to profit from our acquaintance with them. BUDDY'S OUR MAN is the only way we can express our appreciation for the numerous things he does throughout the school day. ., K 5 ' K A 'ii THANK GOD FOR MOTHERS and for the deeply appreciated time they gave to prepare breakfast for the senior class. CHARITY PREVAILS in these parents who graciously give of their time to chaperone a dance for the student body. fi it ?f. fi r a 2 MR. PERSONALlTY, who has a smile for everyone and is willing to help anyone, has only begun to be appreciated for his work. His name is Mr. Ziegler. Our Helpers .J-gun Sports ...r'+-mf I I E 1 eng, 4' 15122: Senior Stars DAVID KOERBEL GARY TRIMBUR DENNIS DONOVAN NICK TUPI DENNIS BIELEWICZ JOSEPH BRENDEL St. Michael 50 St. Michael 89 St. Michael 66 St. Michael 55 St. Michael 46 St. Michael 68 St. Michael 54 St. Michael 57 St. Michael 73 St. Michael 56 St. Michael 56 St. Michael 68 SCOREBOARD St. Canice 74 St. Augustine 53 Quigley 41 St. Justin 38 St. Wendelin 44 St. Augustine 42 St. George 55 Quigley 49 St. Justin 71 St. George 58 St. Wendelin 62 St. Canice 78 GOOD JOB, sighs Mouse as Mike Hartman iumps high to muff the shot. THE 1969 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Bottom row, R Dauk coach D Donovan, G. Krauss, G. Trimbur, D. Bielewicz, M. Ignasky R Koerbel E Kaz mierczak, and Father Peter. Top row, M. Hartman, M. Winters J Chowlewmski J. Brendel, D. Koerbel, N. Tupi, and R. Lach. l.V. Basketball THE 1969 JUNIOR VARSITY: Bottom row, J. 0'Connors, Z. Miller, R. DelVecchio, T. Kenitz, T. Bielewicz, D. Ray, J. Vogel, A. Koerbel, T. Joyce-Coach, Father Peter. Top row, T. Beringer, W. Serczynski, P. Budd, J. Cholewinski, E. Horn, R. Koerbel, M. Ignasky, T. Sharak, D. McGee, R. Lupori. n 5, I ff ,. St. Michael 50 St. Michael 64 St. Michael 40 St. Michael 43 St. Michael 41 St. Michael 50 St. Michael 66 St. Michael 51 St. Michael 73 St. Michael 64 St. Michael 52 St. Michael 50 X happen. SCOREBOARD St. Canice 46 St. Augustine 41 Quigley 26 St. Justin 27 St. Wendelin 48 St. Augustine 21 St. George 54 Quigley 34 St. Justin 61 St. George 55 St. Wendelin 54 St. Canice 44 RICH SCORES TWO POINTS as he leaps high for the bas- ket. From the opponents' faces, this was not supposed to READY T0 CHEER are St. Michael's famous J.V. Cheerleaders C. Blahut, J. Cancillo, D. Panko, J. Kuhar, D. Pokora, D. Lotis, J. Dono- van, and D. Milinski. HUSTLE, HUSTLE, WE WANT T0 WIN! Shout the excited J.V. cheerleaders. Cheering our boys on to victory from the sideline are J. Donovan, C. Blahut, D. Milinski, D. Panko, D. Lotis, and J. Cancillo. WE GOT THE SPIRIT THAT A GREAT TEAM NEEDS! This is the re- sponse that our team gets from the J.V. Cheerleading Squad who are led by D. Panko, Captain, and C. Blahut, Co-Captain. J. Dono- van, J. Kuhar, J. Cancillo, D. Lotis, L. Lipinski, D. Milinski, and D. Pokora try hard to live up to the honor of being a cheerleader for St. Michael. j.V. Cheerleaders Cheerleaders RAH, RAH-HEY, HEY-Our Varsity Cheerleaders take great pride in saying that Blue and Gold are here to stay. They wholeheartedly believe the Mustangs are the best. GRRR-EAT! The varsity cheerleaders are great. They have the pep and the spirit that a school needs. Their devotion makes them extra special in the eyes of the Mustangs. THANKS AND GOOD LUCK-We take great pride in thanking our Senior Varsity cheerleaders: N. Happe, D. Karcher, J. Hudson, R. Yotz, and A. Tulisiak for a job well done this year. Without them our school spirit would amount to little. So, good luck and thanks again. SCOREBOARD St. Michael 31 St. Adalbert 19 St. Michael 17 St. Elizabeth 32 St. Michael 28 Gilmary 15 St. Michael 25 Mt. Assisi 43 St. Michael 45 Ursuline Academy 25 St. Michael 36 St. Mary 37 St. Michael 34 Our Lady of the Sacred Heart 19 St. Michael 46 Gilmary 17 St. Michael 29 Mt. Assisi 42 St. Michael 54 St. Adalbert 26 St. Michael 30 St. Elizabeth 31 St. Michael 29 St. Mary 52 St. Michael 41 Ursuline Academy 25 St. Michael 68 Our Lady of the Sacred Heart 38 18-9! OUR WAY! N. Raymond, along with her fellow teammates, do all they can to assure us of a victory. 2 3 Z 2 S Z 2 E 1 E 5 l l l THE 1969 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM: Kneeling, N. Ray- mond, N. Zain, A. Watton, E. Fritz, S. Vale. Standing: P. Lease, coach: S. Vogel, M. Kaczynski, S. Huber, S. Henke, C. Miller, . and L.AuI. l Basketball Baseball OUR BASEBALL TEAM-Seated: K. Poleski, B. Meixner, F. Aul, R. Szeyczyk, M. Huber, J. Vogel, and N. Tupi. Standing: Mouse Krauss, R. Senn, T. Beringer, W. Huber, E. Kaz- mierczak, J. Geraci, and M. Rieber. ENTHUSIASM is the key word for the great Pep Club of St. Michael high. You can always count on them to keep the spirit high. OH, WELL, CAN'T WIN THEM ALL! E. Schanck, E. Kazrnierc- zak, P. Walsh, M. Dytko, C. Becker, and C. Rieber return from playing in the softball intramural. Unfortunately, they lost. Intramurals PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT. The Junior football team daily lived by this slogan until they went down to defeat by the Mighty Seniors . TEAM WORK is what did it for the Seniors as they defeated the Juniors by a large margin. This game was one of the highlights in the school. Intramurals are the greatest activities in a school. They can only take place if the students have great spirit and a will to show it. Everyone who takes great effort in preparing them or who partici- pates in them is outstanding. A school needs sports- manship and the achievers show it. Not everyone can win, the students realize that, but that doesn't hinder them. They keep on trying. The kinds of Intramurals vary from basketball to baseball to chess. All are a measure of one's capability. Some day these very students who took part in these activities might very well have an opportunity to be in one of these special fields. ' Q . ' Q SHALL I MOVE THIS ONE? -asks D. Hick as L. Sneltzer becomes confident of his victory. D. Ray and D. Milinski, still in the midst of a good game, try to check each other. SlNK IT, TOM -are the eager words of A. Beloncis to T. Kenitz as J. Grzeczka and D. Lamanski get ready to catch the rebound. 'A f L AN EXPRESSION OF FEAR-is what S. Bliszcz seems to be giving to D. Habrat, J. Froehlich, D. Shilling and J. Vogel as they seem to be ready to charge on him. ITS YOUR MOVE -seem to be the words of J. Daugherty and J. Brendel to R. Rauber and K. Corcoran as they realize they are in check. M. Dytko and B. Posset watch on in wonder. l'LL GET IT-says N. Fritz as she jumps up to try to hit the volley- ball over the net. M. Henke, N. Donovan, R. Yotz and S. Bernacki are willing and ready to back her teammate if she misses. AT LAST!-Freshie M. Broznick has proved herself to her classmate D. Mogan by being able to hit the volleyball over the net in order to win the game. ' -wi. AIMING FOR A STRIKE!-Seniors K. Lozecki and M. Dytko are very impressed in the way J. Geraci takes time to think before he moves. WHOOPSE-are the laughing words of J. Butter Fingers Bertel as she drops her bowling ball while A. Letson is confident of a strike. J. Bertel, M. L. Karl, C. Beringer and D. Frobe can't help but laugh at Jean's frantic efforts. 23253551 We have been guided in the correct formation that promotes the cause of justice, charity, and peaceg it is now our duty, with complete self-awareness to take our place in today's society. 1969 Class Qliicers at D MICHAEL KUHAR ANNETTE ROSE TULISIAK LINDA CLERICI THE CLASS OFFICERS OF 203. All calm, collected and serene are Annette Secretary: Elaine, Treasurer: Mike, President: and Linda, Vice-President: antici pating thoughts of graduation and memories they will cherish for years to come ELAINE MARY SCHANCK CHARLOTTE ANN KUCHLER NICHOLAS EMIL TUPI THE CLASS OFFICERS OF 302 are exhausted but happy as they end another day of hard work, topped off with one last laugh to complete the day. Pictured here are Nick, Vice-President: Jill, Secretary: Charlotte, President: and Mark, treasurer. JILL ANN HUDSON MARK PAVLICK CHARLES CHRISTOPHER BECKER FRANCIS EDWARD AUL SOCK IT TO 'EM CHARLIE, screams Carol as Sue, Jeanne, and Fran join them in a friendly game of softball. This is only one of the many activities which occurs among the seniors. :KN CAROL ANN BERINGER SUSAN BERNACKI JEAN ANN BERTEL i JOAN ANN BERTEL DENISE CLAIRE BISCHOF JOSEPH PAUL BRENDEL DENNIS R. BIELEWICZ PAUL DAVID BIREK ANOTHER TINY TIM!- Denny, Joanne, Denise, and Joe seem to think so as they are being amused by the musical antics of our own Paul Birek. j ,L !f'i.f!!!f1 E113 22355312 JAMES BRONDER HOP ABOARD IF YOU WANT A RIDE!! are the words of invitation used by Karen and Denny as Toni and Joyce wonder where they will sit. KAREN ANNA CORCORAN 1 i JOYCE ANN DAUGHERTY ANTOINETTE DETEMPLE DENNIS DONOVAN NANCY ANN DONOVAN DENNIS PAUL DUGAS DANIEL WALTER DWULIT GET HIM!!! seems to be what Mike is smiling about while Dan, Denny, Nancy, and Nadine join in on the joke. EXE!! 3 I MICHAEL JOHN DYTKO ' , FH af f NADINE ANN FRITZ L 7 WOULD YOU BELIEVE!!!! No, they'll never do it. As it seems Charlie has high hopes of satisfying Charlene, Debbie, John, and Nancy by taking DEBORAH ANN FROBE JOHN C. GERAC' them all ice skating on his bike. BUT ALL AT ONE TIME? ? ? ? ? ? ? O CHARLES J. GRALKA NANCY M. HAPPE CHARLENE ANN HAWKINS MARY THERESA HENKE WAYNE THOMAS HUBER ISN'T 'HE SWEET????? Who's next, seems to be the words of Donna to Wayne, Chris, and Mary. But oh, poor Steve!!!! STEPHEN LESLIE HUTTER CHRISTINE CATHERINE KAMP DONNA MARIE KARCHER A SLY EYE, is cast by Marv Lou while MARY LOU KARL EDWARD MICHAEL KAZMIERCZAK Ed, Mifihael, Pave and Michele Play on unsuspectlngly. A fy DAVID WILLIAM KOERBEL DN' um . MICHELE ELIZABETH KOSTELNIK MICHAEL ALFRED KOSTIUK DONNA LOUISE KUHN RAYMOND JOSEPH LACH MM HERE THEY COME, the Fearsome Fivesome, Alberta, Norm, Ken, Donna and Ray on their way to sock it to em. ALBERTA MARIE LETSON NORMAN E. LINKE KENNETH JAMES LOZECKI DANTE MARTIRE JAMES MCKIBBEN ROBERT MEIXNER THE BEST WAY T0 TRAVEL for Eileen and Jim seems to be smuggled in the trunk As for Bob and Pat, they seem all too eager to have it that way. PATRICIA MUCHLER MARY EILEEN PANKO BARBARA ANN PAWLOWSKI ROBERT M. RAUBER CHRISTINE RIEBER HAPPY G0 LUCKY SENl0RS is the title that should be given to Dee, Chris, Barb, Robbie, and Mark as they laugh away the hours of a perfect school day. MARK VINCENT RIEBER DIANE MARIE SIMON RUSSELL SZEWCZYK KAREN ANN SUESS HAPPINESS IS . . . reminiscing on experiences through the world of pictures. It seems to be the cry of these happy seniors, Sandy, Patty, Gary, Russ, and Karen. SANDRA LEE TEIERLE GARY TRIMBUR PATRICIA JEAN WALSH GARY WALTER WESOLOWSKI RUTH ANN YOTZ WHY IS EVERYBODY STARING AT ME? Judy demands as Patty, Ruth, and Gary look on in amusement. I mean, I'm really not doing anything wrong! PATRICIA ANN WILHELM JUDITH LYNN WINTERS The Senior Directory T FRANCIS AUL 2434 Kimbol Street 381-9829 Saint Michael Junior Glee Club 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Athletic Committee Head 4: Advanced Art 2: Pep Club Secretary 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain of Baseball Team 3, 4: Marine Corps Award 2, 3. CHARLES BECKER 2914 Stromberg Street 431-6637 Saint Henry Michaelinian Room Representative 4: Science Club 2, 3: Westinghouse Research Science Institute 4: Choir 1: Basket- ball Player 1, 2: lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL BERINGER 62 Saint Michael Street 481-7267 Saint Michael Cultural Committee 4: National Honor 2, 3, 4: History Honor 3: Classical Language Honor 2: Modern Language Honor 3: Musart Art 1: Student Librarian 2: Junior Glee Club 2: Glee Club 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Brashear Tutoring 3, 4: Michaelinian Room Representative and Literary Editor 4: Red Cross 3, 4: Scholastic Excellence Award 4. SUSAN BERNACKI 400 Antenor Avenue 884-5247 Saint John Baptist Student Council Committee Head 4: Student Council Repre- sentative 3: Class President 3: Secretary 2: Excalibur Editor 4: Page Editor 3: Writer 2, 3, 4: Typist 4: Science 2: Model United Nations 3: Modern Language Honor 3: Journalism 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Commit- tee Member 4: Junior Glee Club 2: lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JEAN BERTEL 1119 Saint Martin Street 481-4162 Saint Michael Civic Committee 4: Assistant Michaelinian Editor and Mi- chaelinian Room Representative 4: Excalibur Writer 2: Musart Music 1, 3: Journalism 2: Glee Club 3: Junior Glee Club 2: Red Cross 3, 4: Kaufmans Youth Advisory Board 3: Pep Club 3, 4: lntramurals 2, 3, 4. JOAN BERTEL 1119 Saint Martin Street 481-4162 Saint Michael Propaganda Committee 4: National Honor Member 3, 4: Michaelinian Room Representative 4: Glee Club 3: Glee Club Librarian 3: Junior Glee Club 2: Excalibur Typist 3: Musart Music 3: Business Honor 3, 4: Advanced Art 2: Red Cross 3, 4: Basketball Player 1: Pep Club 3, 4: lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Diocesan Chorus 3. DENNIS BIELEWICZ 12 Browsville Street 481-3650 Saint Michael Shared Time 3, 4: Speech 2: lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball Player 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4. PAUL BIREK 3255 Josephine Street Saint Peter Student Council Treasurer 4: Class President 2: Vice Presi- dent 1: Writers' Honor 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club Treas- urer 4: Musart Music 1: Speech 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Junior Glee Club 2: English Enrichment 3: Diocesan Chorus 3. 318-7289 DENISE BISCHOF 202 Fernleaf Street 381-1345 Saint Henry Michaelinian Room Representative and Typist 4: Library Club 2: Student Librarian 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Youth Corps 3. JOSEPH BRENDEL 2718 Shelly Street 381-9645 Saint Matthew Current Events 2: Mission Representative 3: Basketball Player 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES BRONDER 56 Saint Michael Street 481-6714 Saint Michael Entered St. Michael's in Senior Year. LINDA CLERICI 174 Monastery Avenue 481-6072 Saint Michael Student Council Secretary 4: Student Room Representative 2, 3: National Honor 3, 4: Class President 2: Vice President 4: Secretary 3: Musart Art 1: Music 2: Model United Nations 3: Business Honor 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Junior Glee Club 2: Glee Club Librarian 3: Library Club 2: Pep Club 4: lntra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. KAREN CORCORAN 135 Dengler Street 381-7177 Saint Henry Student Council Representative 4: National Honor 2, 3: Class Secretary 1: Vice President 2: President 3: Writers' Honor 3: Model United Nations 3: Classical Honor 2: Speech 3: Modern Language Honor 3: Pep Club 4: Junior Glee Club Librarian 2: Advanced Art 2, 4. JOYCE DAUGHERTY 38 Holt Street 381-0907 Saint Peter President of Student Council 4: National Honor 3, 4: Class Secretary 2, 3: Treasurer 2: Musart Music 1: Speech 3, 4: lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: English Enrichment 3: Science Club 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Basketball Student Manager 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4. ANTOINETTE DETEMPLE 2714 Mission Street 481-0226 Saint Peter Musart Music 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Service Club 1, 2. DENNIS DONOVAN 1216 Eleanor Street 381-1685 Saint Henry Class President 1: Math Honor 3: Current Events 2: Speech 4: Mission Honor 2, 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Basketball Captain 4: Basketball Player 2, 3, 4. NANCY DONOVAN 54 Gregory Street 481-7512 Saint Michael Glee Club Librarian 4: Service Club 2, 4: Basketball Player 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Student for Christian Action Member 4. DENNIS DUGAS 2610 Larkins Way 381-9658 Saint Matthew Student Council Member 3: Excalibur Page Editor 4: Math Honor 3: Classical Language Honor 2: Modern Language Honor 4: Speech 3, 4: Advanced Art 2: Intramurals English Enrichment 3: Advanced Placement 3. DANIEL DWU LIT 2426 Spring Street 431-0412 Saint Henry Entered St. Michael's in Junior Year. Intramurals 3, 4. MICHAEL DYTKO 1714 Mary Street 431-6982 Saint John the Baptist Entered St. MichaeI's in Junior Year. Michaelinian Room Representative 4: Red Cross 4: Intra- murals 3, 4. NADINE FRITZ 1900 Huron Street 481-3950 Saint Michael Michaelinian Room Representative 4: Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Student Librarian 2: Library Club 2: Intramurals 1, 2. DEBORAH FROBE 1346 Cathell Road 884-8092 Saint Michael National Honor Member 3, 4: Michaelinian Room Repre- sentative 4: Musart Art 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 3: Junior Glee Club 2: Modern Language Honor 3: Musart Honor Music 3: Advanced Art 2: Pep Club 3, 4: Brashear Tutoring 4: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3. ' JOHN GERACI 122 South 19th Street 481-0349 Saint John Evangelist Shared Time 3, 4: Math Honor 3: Service Club 2: Choir 1: Youth Corps 4: Baseball Team 3, 4: Marine Corps Award 2, 3: Pep Club 4: Junior Glee Club 2. CHARLES GRALKA 1855 Arlington Avenue 381-9758 Saint Joseph Class Vice President 1: Math Honor 3: History Honor 3: Upward Bound 3, 4: Model United Nations 3: Advanced Art 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: South Side Community Coun- cil 2. NANCY M. HAPPE 20135 Gregory Street 481-9372 Saint Michael Mission Honor 2: Speech 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Red Cross 1, 2: Student Librarian 3: Service Club 2: Basketball 1, 2: Cheer- leader 3, 4: Captain 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLENE HAWKINS 1809 Jane Street 431-1629 Saint John Evangelist Musart Music 2, 3: NEDT Certificate: Religion Enrichment 4: Michaelinian Room Representative 4: Advanced Art 2, 3: Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4. MARY T. HENKE 126 Hackstown Street 481-7044 Saint Michael Junior Glee Club 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Service Club 2: Red Cross 1, 2: Science Club 2. WAYNE HUBER 2014 Gregory Street 431-0647 Saint Michael Entered St. Michael's in Sophomore Year. Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Upward Bound 3, 4: Baseball Team 3, 4. JILL HUDSON 2205 Spring Street 481-1550 Saint Henry Diocesan Chorus 3, 4: English Enrichment 3: S.C.A., 2, 3: World Affairs Council 4: Musart Music 2, 3: Student Council 4: Class Secretary 4: History Honor 3: Speech 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Junior Glee Club 2: Library Club 3: Student Librarian 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club President 4: Cheerleader 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Religion Enrichment 4: Prom Com- mittee 4. STEVE HUTTER 2407 Holt Street 431-2937 Saint Josaphat Speech 2: Vice President Glee Club 4: Junior Glee Club 2: Pep Club 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Player 1, 2. CHRISTINE KAMP 124 Rinne Street 381-6810 Saint Henry Student Council Committee Head 4: Library Club 2: Student Librarian 2: Cheerleader Co-Captain 2: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Religion Enrichment Committee President 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. DONNA KARCHER 2124 Elsie Street 431-2190 Saint Henry Student Council 4: Michaelinian Typist and Room Repre- sentative 4: Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Librarian 3: Cheerleader 2, 3: Co-Captain 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Glee Club 2. MARY LOU KARL 22 Monastery Street 381-0134 Saint Michael Michaelinian Editor 4: Michaelinian Typist and Room Repre- sentative 4: Excalibur Typist 3, 4: Musart Art 1: Musart Music 2, 3: Junior Glee Club 2: Glee Club 3: Business Honor 3, 4: Red Cross 4: Service Club 1: Basketball Player 1: Pep Club 1, 2, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Diocesan Chorus 3. EDWARD KAZMIERCZAK 1921 Larkins Way 481-4581 ' Saint John Evangelist National Honor 3, 4: Math Honor 3: Science Honor 3: Michaelinian Room Representative 4: Classical Language Honor 2: Advanced Placement 3, 4: Advanced Art 2, 3: Bas- ketball Player 1: Basketball Student Manager 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID KOERBEL 1310 Sterling Street 381-5468 Saint Henry Speech 2: Basketball 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Glee Club 2: Pep Club 2, 3: Shared Time 3, 4. MICHELE KOSTELNIK 2534 Leticoe Street 431-8723 Saint Josaphat Musart Music 1, 2: Service Club 1, 2: Pep Club 3: Junior Glee Club 2: Glee Club 3: Religion Enrichment 3, 4: S.C.A. 3, 4. MICHAEL KOSTIUK 1912 St. Paul Street 431-2368 Saint Michael Shared Time 3, 4: Marine Corps Award 2, 3: Education and Youth Committee 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 1, 2: Current Events 2. CHARLOTTE KUCHLER 2810 Salisbury Street 381-0637 Saint Henry Service Club 1, 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Class President 4: History Honor 3: Mission Honor 3: Mis- sion Representative 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheer- leader 2. MICHAEL KUHAR 809 Linda Drive 561-4841 Saint John the Baptist Student Council 4: Class President 4: Class Treasurer 3: Musart Music 1: Speech 2: Junior Glee Club 2: Glee Club 3, 4: English Enrichment 3: Kaufmann's Youth Advisory Board 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: N.F.L. 4. DONNA KUHN 18 Caesar Way 381-8617 Saint Michael Prom Committee 4: Glee Club President 4: Pep Club 3: Pep Club Vice President 4: Basketball Player 1, 2: Girls' Basket- ball Manager 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Youth Corps 2, 3: Service Club 1: Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Junior Glee Club President 2. RAYMOND LACH 1500 Clinton Street 431-8647 Saint Michael Current Events 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Treasurer 4: Mission Rep- resentative 4: Basketball Student Manager 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. ALBERTA LETSON 75 Pius Street 431-3917 Saint Michael Michaelinian Typing Editor and Room Representative 4: Musart Art 2: Musart Music 2: Library Service 2, 3: Student Librarian 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Brashear Tutoring 4. NORMAN E. LINKE 7 Renwick Street 481-5531 Saint Michael Shared Time 3, 4: Junior Glee Club 2: Advanced Art 1: Serv- ice Club 2: Choir 1, 2: Pep Club 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 3, 4. KENNETH LOZECKI 98 Pius Street 431-3496 Saint Michael Shared Time 3, 4: Current Events 2: Basketball Player 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DUNDEE MARTIRE 800 Tropical Avenue 563-0922 Saint Pamphilus Entered St. MichaeI's in Senior Year. PATRICIA MUCHLER 2220 South 21st Street Ext. 481-5999 Saint Michael Prom Committee 4: Michaelinian Business Manager 4: Musart Music 1: Model United Nations 3, 4: Speech 3, 4: Student Librarian 3, 4: Mission Representative 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Religious Committee Member 4: Religion Enrichment Member 4: Secretary of N.F.L. EILEEN PANKO 100 South 22nd Street 431-3840 Saint Peters Glee Club 4: Junior Glee Club 2: Library Club 3: Student Librarian 3: Mission Representative 4: Cheerleader 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Model United Nations 3: Musart Music 2: Prom Committee 4. MARK PAVLICK 2310 Carey Way 381-2405 Saint John Evangelist Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4: Math Honor 3: Speech 2: Current Events 3: Choir 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA PAWLOWSKI 2636 Cobden Street 381-1356 Saint Henry Prom Committee 4: Excalibur Typist 3:.ModeI United Na- tions 3: Speech 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Junior Glee Club 2: Library Club 2: Service Club 2: Cheerleader 2: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary of N.F.L. ROBERT RAUBER 1821 Sarah Street 431-2507 Saint Michael National Honor Member 2, 3: Class Vice President 3: Excali- bur Photographer 3, 4: Writer 2: Math Honor 3: Science Honor 3: Upward Bound 3, 4: Model United Nations 3: Journalism 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Youth Corps 4: Michaelinian Photographer 3, 4. CHRISTINE RIEBER 2727 Cobden Street 481-8512 Saint Henry Michaelinian Typist and Room Representative 4: Excalibur Typist 3: Library Club 2: Student Librarian 2: Intramurals 2, 4. MARK RIEBER 2412 Cobden Street 381-7108 Saint Henry Class President 1: Math Honor 3: Speech 2: Current Events 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ELAINE SCHANCK 123 Hillson Avenue 884-6243 Saint Sylvester Student Council Member 2: National Honor Member 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 1, 2, 4: Michaelinian Typist and Room Representative 4: Excalibur Typist 3: Business Honor 4: Classical Language Honor 2: Junior Glee Club Member 2: Library Club 2, 3: Student Librarian 2, 3: Musart Music 1: Scholastic Excellence Award 4. DIANE SIMON 132 Dengler Street 381-4421 Saint Henry Prom Committee 4: Michaelinian Room Representative 4: Musart Music 1: Model United Nations 3: Science Club 2: Library Club 2: Student Librarian 2: Pep Club 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Junior Glee Club 2. KAREN SUESS 2601 Burham Street 481-2936 Saint Henry Excalibur Business Manager and Typist 3, 4: Business Honor 3, 4: Journalism 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Library Club 2: Student Librarian 2: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3: Social Committee Member 4. RUSSELL SZEWCZYK 2532 Larkins Way 381-8910 Saint Peter Speech 2: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball Team 3, 4. SANDRA TEIERLE 1940 South 18th Street Ext. 381-3825 Saint Michael Student Council Member 3: Michaelinian Typist and Room Representative 4: Musart Music 2: Speech 2, 3, 4: Red Cross President 2, 4, and Vice President 3: Member 1: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Religion Enrichment Club 4: Editor of Good News 4. ANNETTE TULISIAK 2830 Salisbury Street 481-7759 , Saint Henry Propaganda Committee Head 4: Class Secretary 4: Classi- cal Language Honor Society 2: Modern Language Honor 3: Model.United- Nations 3: Musart Art Honor 3: Advanced Art 2, 3: 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: lst and 2nd Place Trophy in Art, South Side Arts Festival 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Glee Club 2: Musart Society 2, 3. - Q , NICK TUPI 2320 Mission Street 431-4793 I ' - - Saint Josaphat Class Vice President 3, 4: Student Council Vice President 4: Speech Treasurer, Historian 3, 4: Baseball Team 3, 4: Audio Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Junior Glee Club 2: Advanced Art 2: Choir 1: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Co-Captain 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball M.V.P. Trophy 2: Speech Trophy 3: Speech Degree of Ex- ceIIence,3. PATRICIA WALSH 2529 South 18th Street 431-4569 Saint Michael Student Council Member 4: Michaelinian Typist and Room Representative 4: Musart Art 1: Library Club 2, 3: Student Librarian 2, 3: Pep Club 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Civic Com- mittee Member 4: Model United Nations 3. GARY WESOLOWSKI 2319 Mission Street 381-4630 Saint Josaphat Speech 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Librarian 4: Junior Glee Club 2: Pep Club 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball Team 3, 4. PATRICIA WILHELM 1902 South 18th Street Ext. 481-5315 Saint Michael Excalibur Writer 2: Journalism 2: Science Club 2: Glee Club Member 3, 4: Basketball Player 1: Music Librarian 4. JUDITH WINTERS 246 Bausman Street 381-5175 Saint Michael Michaelinian Assistant Business Manager 4: Room Repre- sentative 4: Excalibur Typist 4: Glee Cub 3: Junior Glee Club Member 2: Library Club 2: Student Librarian 2: Pep Club 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4. RUTH YOTZ 1823 Harcum Way 431-7434 Saint Matthew Class Vice President 2: Classical Language Honor 2: Mod- ern Language Honor 3: Model United Nations 3, 4: Advanced Art 2: Cheerleaders' Captain 2: Squad 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Musart Art and Music 1, 2: Red Cross 2. A special thanks to our high sellers and all those who helped us in the production of this book. We hope you have learned through this experience the joy of helping others. V P i The Michaelinian staff proudly presents to you the king and queen of the 1969 yearbook M. L. Karl crowns D. Bielewicz, the King of the Boosters, M. Dytko crowns N. Donovan the Queen of the Boosters. Other boosters are: N. Tupi, L. Clerici, P. Walsh, P. Birek. Seated: J. Brendel, E. Kazmierczak, D. Frobe, D. Bielewicz, N. Donovan, M. Kuhar, D. Karcher, D. Donovan. Standing: A. DeTemple, A. Tulisiak, M. Kostelnik, R. Szewczyk, E. Schanck, J. Geraci, M. L. Karl, M. Dytko, J. Bertel, N. Fritz, G. Wesolowski, and G. Trimbur. You are the first Senior Class I saw all through four years of Saint Michael's - Therefore I shall always have special thoughts and pray for MY Seniors-Gocl Bless You. Father John Patrick Moore, Pastor Dear Seniors of 1969, Always remember to be a true Michaelinian in spirit, thought, and deed. Father Peter Charles O'RoUrke f f CONGRATULATIGNS Seniors 1969 from Seniors 104 1968 Compliments of the Michaelian Club A Winner Never Quits A Quitter Never Wins THE STUDENT COUNCIL of St. Michael Grade School under their moderator Mr. Robert K. Hayden want to compliment the Seniors of 1969 for having done a great iob in the past, and we wish them continued success in the future. The officers are: President, Sharon Lotis: Vice-President, Ralph lgnaskig Secretary, Elaine Kichtag and Treasurer, Ronald Hirt. HPEP Ill MARKS OF QUALITY This fine old percussion pistol, muzzle loading, belonged to an English sea captain. It was made over a hundred years ago. The maker's hallmark identifies his work. Today, J8iL and other steel producers-proud also of their skill -identify the beauty, durability, and quality of steel with the symbol called the Steelmark. Look for the Steelmark when you buy. Jones 61 Loughlin Steel Corp. 3 Gateway Center, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15230 WEDDINGS - PORTRAITS THEATRICAL CARDELL STUDIO 4818 Liberty Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 15224 Phone: 621-0494 ir We Are Proud to Be The Official Photographers of St. Michael High School We wish to extend our gratitude to Mr. Alfred Cardell, our photographer, for his efforts and understanding in helping make our yearbook a success. BLESSED VIRGIN SODALITY SAINT MICHAEL CHURCH PITTSBURGH, PA. Compliments of DAUK'S BEER DISTR. HI' 2308 Jane Street South Side Shopping Center PITTSBURGH, PA. Congratulations to the Class of I969 Mr. ancl Mrs. Louis Hutter Congratulations and Best Wishes from Saint Michael's Athletic Association Congratulations to the Seniors of I969 ALBERT R. VOELKER Manufacturers' Representative PLUMBING 81 HEATING SUPPLIES from THE HOLY NAME 300 Cedar Boulevard Pittsburgh, PCI. Congratulations Pmsburghis To the finest car wash SENIORS 1820 East Carson of 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Yotz South Side Open Friday till 9:00 SIS McCANN TAVERN 128 South 17th Street PITTSBURGH, PA. Best Wishes MacDonald's Investigations, Inc Security Service 14729 Duritas Ave. Cleveland, Ohio 44135 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1969 WILLIAM B. DIXON Pittsburgh, Pa. Wm. Penn Parking Lot 200 Outlook Drive Mt. Lebanon Congratulations to our nephew Francis Aul Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Del Sarclo Congratulations JOSEPH from Mother, Dad and George Brendel Aunts Catherine and Ruth Tomasko Uncle Andy and Aunt Sophie Tomasko Cousins Ed and Marie Stankowski LANDO DRUG STORE 1327 E. Carson St. PITTSBURGH, PA. 15203 Serves you with courtesy and consideration. Best Wishes to Graduates of 1969 from HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION Blessings and Best Wishes from SAINT PAUL OF CROSS MONASTERY 148 Monastery Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15203 Congratulations Class of '69 Penn Building Maintenance Corp. For Service or Employment Contact Jack D. Solanik-261-3521 American Handicrafts Company Arts and Crafts Materials 310 Blvd. ot the Allies Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 BERNARD MARX Manager Phone 261-1340 Congratulations to NICK TUPI from Marie Wesolowski 2320 Mission Street RADIO SHACK Electronics 884-6100 3512-14 Saw Mill Run Blvd. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15227 Newman Schmit Studios H. E. LOWE 117 Fourth Avenue Pittsburgh, Penna. 15222 Congratulations SENIORS 1969 from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keintz 329 Clover Street Congratulations and Best Wishes from the Freshman of 106 ff AMMONIA SUPPLY f gn W Photostats - Whiteprints lf y, 725 Cai:Jn Street . ' If f Pittsburgh, Pa. - v Phone: 382-2651 v 2 4 f I 45 40 Greetings FRUSTRATED? from ABCO INC. Make a Weekend Retreat R.D. 3 Box J St. Paul of the Cross Retreat House 148 Monastery Ave. -- Pittsburgh, Pa. Irwin, Pa. 15642 ALPHA MEN'S FORMALS 'A' Downtown 540 Penn Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. 15222 Phone: 281-1331 South Hills 3302 Saw Mill Run Boulevard PITTSBURGH, PA. 15227 Phone: 884-7433 Best Wishes to TONI DETEMPLE from Mr. ancl Mrs. Joseph Detemple ancl Sharon AMSLER PHARMACY John M. Moore, Ph.G. Thomas R. Kim, Ph.G. 818 Washington Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. MCDONALD BROTHERS CO. Representing Josten's 920 Investment Building Fourth Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. 15222 431-5766 Phone: 261-1196 Congratulations ARUNGTON CLASS OF 1969 Auto PARTS from FRE H K. G. MORAN S MEN OF 105 2401 Arlington Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. 15210 Best Wishes BALCER BAKERY 2126 Carson Street Pittsburgh, Pa. 15203 Phone: 431-3139 Prescriptions Filled CYRIL L. KNORR Dispensing Optician Lens Replaced-Glasses Adjusted 1221 Carson Street Pittsburgh, Pa. 15203 Many Years of Success Edward Pruss 52 Gregory Street From the Dairy With Schools in Mind COUNTRY BELLE Milk and Dairy Products Good Luck Seniors 1969 P.G. Box 507 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15230 G- M- Lloyd 881 -ozoo Happy Trails to You Seniors of 1969 from The Sophs of 303 E. and R. Nevin Company 1501 E. Carson Street PITTSBURGH, PA. 15203 Happy Years, Seniors, 1969 First Federal Savings and Loan Association 317 Brownsville Road ir P111sBuRo1-1, PA. 15210 Best of Luck Friends GAY UNIFORM CO. Catholic School Uniforms Exclusively 391 Greenfield Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. God bless you Seniors from 421-5200 The Sophomores of 202 George A. Jones and Sons Good Luck Real Estate and Insurance to Three offices to serve you better. ' Mary Lou and John 1515 Carson Street 2901 Brownsville Road from 5208 Library Road Dad, Al, Bob, Brent and Homer 431-8400 884-5454 LO-352233 GREYKO RECORDING CO. Good Luck International Records Seniors 4300 Butler Street Pittsburgh, Penna. 15201 from The Szewczyk Family John I. Gregurich Code 412 683-4343 IRON AND GLASS DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK 1114 Carson Street PITTSBURGH, PA. 15203 Full-Service Banking Drive-In Deposit Window and Customers' Parking Lot Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Congratulations NADINE from Your Parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fritz Good Luck Seniors of 1969 from the Juniors of 301 JOSEPH GARGOTTA'S MARKET 115 Pius Street South Side's Finest Quality of Foods Meats, Groceries Fruits and Vegetables Free Estimates CARRICK HOME MODERNIZATION 1401 Brownsville Road PITTSBURGH 10, PA. Office 884-4745 Joe Hoebler Chevrolet Dependable for over 46 years 910 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh, Pa. 15210 381-1606 John J. Gmiter Funeral Home 119 South 15th Street Pittsburgh, Pa. 15203 431-0867 Congratulations to the Class of 1969 from Ray Wesolowski Family Compliments to the Seniors of 1969 from Legislator and Mrs. Paul Lutty To Serve You! James Gellespie, R.P. Barry Dubensky, R.P. Charles Ryan, R.P. KRAMER'S DRUG STORE 100 Brownsville Road Mt. Oliver, Pa. Phone 431-8888 Many Happy Days for your future years PAULINE'S MARKET 1 18 Pius Street Congratulations Good Luck lo lhe Seniors of 1969 To all the from Seniors of 1969 Cornor Store Best Wis-hes and Good Luck to the Seniors of 1969 Norman I. Rosenberger The Junior Class of 104 For Delightful Treats, Schenley Sweets SCHENLEY SWEETS Home Made Candies 118 Brownsville Road Mt. Oliver Sta. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15210 Phone: 381-6073 Success in all your undertakings from JAVORSKY ELECTRIC RR. 2918 Stromberg Street 381-1480 481-1205 Best Wishes in all your undertakings Class of 1969 RANDY'S AUTO SALES 25th 81 E. Carson Streets Pittsburgh, Pa. 15203 CARS A-1 TRUCKS from TED LACICH Steve Kachmar C0-UWNER Phone: 431-7788 Congratulations Seniors of 1969 from The Teierle Family Many Happy Days Ahead for the Seniors of 1969 from The Tic Toc Bar BLONDIE, I WON'T STAND FOR IT! Screams Dagwood G. Wesolowski to Blonde, W. Huber, as S. Hutter referees N J SAY PLEASE ! ! ! ! ! ! says Sir Charles Becker to solicitor Jill Hud- son as Debbie Frobe seems to question the sincerity of her approach. Success in all your endeavors Seniors of 1969 B M I, Inc. Strunz Soap Company 700 Bingham Street Best of Luck to a Wonderful Senior Class of 1969 Reinhart Amusement 408 Point View Road May your years to come be Successful Ones Pittsburgh National Bank 1736 East Carson Street Pittsburgh, Pa. 15203 R. K. BLACK Gulf Service Station Forbes 81 Murray Pittsburgh, Pa. 15217 Tel. 521-2200 To The Underclassmen, At seventeen we have seen very little of life, but for the most part we have fallen in love with what we have found, except possibly, the curric- ulum. We may feel that a chemistry course is a needless burden since most of us will never become chemists. But, at this stage of our lives, how many of us really know what we want to be? Our lives are our own and we will direct them as we choose. Each of us possesses the virtue of hindsight, unfortunately, few of us can claim fore- sight. Our faculty, using their own hindsight, can recall the results of their own mistakes to advise us, and we, as seniors, can now advise you through our experience. Senior Class Room 203 Freshmen,do not consider high school instant maturity. Maturity comes slowly through willingness to accept others, as well as yourself. Sophomores, even though you are now in the awkward year of high school, do not grow com- placent. Make yourselves felt in the school, not by attracting attention but by meriting recognition. Juniors, when you become the seniors, look forward to your privileges, and also the responsi- bilities of leadership. To the student body, after we have left Saint Michael's, we will reminisce over the good times we had-realizing these were the only times we had. Seniors of 203 --1969 To Saint Michael High School: To our Alma Mater, our nourishing Mother , For this we bless you most, we, your chil- dren whom you have guided to the threshold of Life, you give much and know not that you give at all. You gave of your knowledge, revealing your hopes for us, and together we have formed visions yet to be seen. You have opened the door of the firmament to show us the colors and give us the desires. You have given us a deeper thirsting for Life, Hand surely there is no greater gift than that which turns aims into parching lips and all life into a fountain. Your heartbeats were in our hearts as you bore us and we must never let the tempo escape because it is the rhythm of Tomorrow! Mother, you are alive in us! You will live in our successes as we have grown in your experience. And ever has it been said that love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation. Farewell to you and the youth we have spent with you. Our half-walking has turned into fuller day and we must part . . . and of your longing, we have built a tower in the sky. Mother, remember us for we have loved growth together. Saint Michael High School, our Alma Mater, we your children, Thank you. Seniors of 302 Senior Class Room 302-1969 101 Special Patrons Rev. Fr. John Bench Rev. Fr. Wa Wuenstel 2428 AI'lil'l8i0fl AV9- 2428 Arlington Ave Father Robert Turner St. Hen ry School 2716 Mission Street 2429 Charcot St S10 Anonymous Carl Colteryahn 1614 Brownsville Rd. Delux Arcade 937 Liberty Ave. Gehring's Market 2430 S. 18th Street Teamsters Local Union No. 249 4701 Butler Street Hess Floral Shop 2607 Brownsville Kullman's Bakery 225 Brownsville Rd. Lyman Savings gl Loan Assn. 2132 Arlington Ave. Matta Fence St Gate 1506 Lincoln Rd. F. J. McCafferty 1408 E. Carson St. Nobert Owczarzak 200 Joseph St. Pennsylvania Hending Corp. 1220 Brownsville Rd. Raymond's Market 54 South 12th St. Rich's Cafe 2100 Spring St. St. Vincent DePaul Society St. Michael Parish Schultz's Confectionary Mission Street Sober's Transfer 84 Storage 1700 Mar St Rd. y . South Pittsburgh Savings 81 Loan Assn. 1712 E. Carson St. A. P. Weilersbacher Inc. 82 South 13th St. S9 Steve Schaller 107 Pius St. V. Rev. Jerome McKenna, C.P. 148 Monastery Ave. usiness Patrons S7 Crew Giant Eagle 460 2300 Jane Street Foodtown Super Market 2328 Arlington Ave. Zain Electric 14 Monastery St. S5 Ace Products CMr. Christianj Arlington Beer Dist. 2638 Josephine St. Belmont Bar 81 Grille 2883 West Liberty Avenue Bernett's Paints 1923 E. Carson Carson City 1805 East Carson St. Celebrity House, lnc. 1200 Muriel St. Dairy Queen of South Side 2528 Sarah St. Davidson Meat Market 17 South 27th St. Dee's Flower Shop 1415 Carson St. Dells Candy Store 153 South 15th St. Dolores Beauty Salon 481-4444 Don Degenhardt Agency 2632 Brownsville Road Duquesne Brewing Co. 22nd 84 Mary Sts. Elias Industries 5000 Baum Blvd. Exercise 81 Health Aide Co. 25 Bedford Square Foor Products Co. 2440 Brownsville Rd. E. A. Fuchs Floral Shoppe 1718 E. Carson St. G. A. Holmstromg Co. 715 Warrington Ave. Alfreda Garofolo Funeral Home 72 South 14th Street GoIdber's Fruit Market 1612 East Carson St. Greater Beneficial-Union 4104 307 Marylea Ave. Francis R. Hawk 308 Blvd. of Allies Hoffmann Drugs 117 Brownsville Rd. Ed Horn Plastering Contractor 1 Regina Jill's Salon of Beauty 1913 E. Carson St. Karhot's Bakery 334 Brownsville Rd. Kehren's Bakery 11 Brownsville Rd. Kurhan Beer Distributing Co. 78 South 26th St. Miller Funiture 1932 E. Carson St. Mt. Oliver Music Co. 2055 Brownsville Rd. Nursing Service Department St. Joseph's Hospital Pioneer Bakery 1223 East Carson St. Pius Street Bakery 126 Pius Street Premier Photo Co. 710 Brookline Blvd. Raff Printing Co. 2228 Spring St. William D. Sankey, Insurance 2202 E. Carson St. St. Gertrude's Society 411020 Polish Roman Catholic Union Schleicher Hardware 2317 Arlington Ave. Stephen Seventy Music School 1910 E. Carson St. C. Lawson Shook Sinclair 84 Valentine Co. Siegels Jewelry Store 1510 Carson Street Sol's Fruit Market 1920 E. Carson St. Snyder Jewelers 1926 Carson St. Steeltown Motors 530 E. 8th Ave. Tambellini Restaurant 2302 Carson St. Frank J. Wenslovas Funeral Home 79 South 19th St. Windmill Dairy Bar 733 Brownsville Rd. Young's Tavern 1719 E. Carson St. S4 Polish Tradesmen 169 Pius St. S3 Berman's Hardware Store 2304 Carson St. Evelyn's Dairy 538 Bownsville Rd. S2 ALBA Printing 95 South 15th St. Antonette's Cafe 1109 E. Carson St. Beckers' 1210 Carson St. Briar Hill Lodge Rd. 1 Van, Pennsylvania Brown gl Green 1500 E. Carson St. Caester's Travel Agency 1509 E. Carson St. Club Cafe 58 South 12th St. Doggie Shop 1407 Carson St. Fashion Hosiery Shop 1024-1028 Fifth Ave. Fort Pitt Raffia Co. 1101 Sarah St. Franklin Maintenance Products 207 Braun Dr. Fred's Barber Shop 2206 Carson St. G. C. Murphy Co. 221-28 Brownsville Rd. 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Tschippert Joe Tumolo Mr. 8t Mrs. John J. Turkovich Larry Turkovich Mr. Charles J. Turner Mrs. Mildred Turney Mr. 8t Mrs. Joseph Ugen George Ullam Aloysius Voegler Mr. 8t Mrs. P. Voegler Mrs. Peter Voegler Rose Voegler Jackie Voegler Gil Vogel Mr. 8t Mrs. E. Wachulski Sophie Wachulski Mr. 8t Mrs. Stanley Waldo Girton F. Walker Mr. 8t Mrs. B. V. Walkowiak Mr. 8t Mrs. R. Walkowiak Mike Wallace Colleen Walsh The Walters Mr. 8t Mrs. B. Wantuck Mr. 8t Mrs. Dick Wantuck Mrs. Ida Wassel William Wasylik Nancy Watton Mrs. Henry Weber Mr. 8t Mrs. Wehrle Arlene Wellhausen Leona C. Wenzel Mr. 8t Mrs. John Werthman Mr. 8t Mrs. Harry Wesolowski Mr. 8t Mrs. Raymond Wilhelm Mrs. Marie Wilson Larraine Winkowski Rose Witz Mary Ann Wright Bill Wroblewski Mr. 8t Mrs. Wallace Wrzesinski Mrs. C. Wuenschell Cecilia Wuenschell Daniel Wuenschell Kenneth Wuenschell Mr. 8t Mrs. S. Yankr Mr. 8t Mrs. Raymond Yeager Joe Yurasek Mr. Zakalata Mrs. Ed. Zang Mr. 8t Mrs. Felix Zdyb 8- Son Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert Zirngibl Steve Zodiac of '65 Drew Zola Mrs. Florence Zoller Mr. 8t Mrs. Joseph Zukiewicz Theodore Zych Lorraine Vogel Mary Jane Vogel Mr. 8t Mrs. Stanley Vogel Acknowledgments We, the 1969 Michaelinian Staff, would like to express our sincere grati- tude to all those who have helped us achieve our goal-a great yearbook. In keeping with our theme, t'Development Through Education, our deepest grati- tude goes out to Father John Patrick Moore, our pastor, and Father Peter O'Rourke, our assistant, for the guidance shown in our development here at St. Michael. Special thanks to Sister M. Celestine and the faculty and Sister Mary Clare, our adviser, for all the interest, encouragement, and effort spent in aiding us in the production of this book. We would also like to thank those who were generous in financing our yearbook: the advertisers, business patrons, special patrons, and personal patrons, and to those students who reached their quota or went on to do more by becoming a booster. To Mr. A. Cardell, Mr. R. Stephens, and Cardell Studios, we extend our deepest appreciation, for the fine photography, and to Mr. Edward Ursprung and the staff of the William T. Cooke Publishing Company our sincere thanks for all their services rendered to us. May God bless and keep all those who have sacrificed their time for the benefit of this book. Sincerely, Sriw .WZ 47 25 Qteulma Q m . bmw Editor co-Editor fu? 44..,.2Z2..f Business Manager faub 73.t,cLf7z,tJ MN WMU! Zldcizf 95133-X Assistant Business Manager Literary Editor Photo Editor Typing Editor Literary Staff Photo staff Typing Staff ggvg gt it - .uve-JIS ,0:4..f..L4.f-1 Photographer 902, in K9 . H Moderator amz? 'G' 'Zi ' '5 . yfgwf Qmtm, jams fm! , . 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