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

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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

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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.

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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