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

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-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.

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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

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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