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

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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.

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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

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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.