St Michaels High School - Michaelinian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Ny .ly ,' I, H A J A,i X., I l I .l'r,v! A Xl C3 ' fl ll illvff -3 Paul Santa Y - 'Q Margaret SflllK'l1lCli Donahl Slllllll , Stanley xll2llliK'l' A Y , licilha 5l'llllllCl' X i I lfrril Singer I.ois blaah yi I Adina Wild 1 X I 3 ? I K X - .1 y 'xy I N 2 ix, y i X U OVER THE EDUCATION OF HER CHILDREN. -Pius XI. P,yIiI. S.AyN'I'.y DoNAI.II SMITII I'aul is shorl aml Ihuhlmy. gllilll-ll2lllIl'l'tl anal l'I'iL'IIclly. llonalcl is anolhcr yyho. iII so shorl a lima. has won HI- plays thc Ilarincl in thc haunl anml lhc saxophone our l'l'lCllllSlllU and ailmiialion. Don is Iluivl. musical as a lllL'lllllCI' in Yic' l'oyy'cll's orclicslra. His amhilion is anal polilc. Music is his mlclighl. HI- plays Ihc piano lo IIC a lDI'Ul'L'55lUIl2!l musifian. XTC wish lIinI plvuly' of y'I-ry' well and cau'l rcsisl unc when ln' secs il. HC has lurk. wrillcn a fcyy' songs and a pollya. BERIHA SH.Ay1.I.ER Lois STAAB , lSi'nky . as shi' is known lo hm-r i.l'lC'llll5, is a good 4'l.o is ycry quicl. She is one ol' Ihc hcsl-liki-Il slu- claurcr. lIIlc'I'vslcil iII sports. shc plays guard on thc Ilcnls of our class. Shu always IlI2lll1lg'L'S lo hohl a goocl firls' lcam. Hvr Slllllly ilismosiliou lIas won hcl' many sflvolaslic' rcmorl. Hcr l'l'lCIIlllllN'SS lllltl c'oII1'cIIial ways lu I . l . l n F- . 2llllllll'Cl'N. hayc mzulc hm' popular YYIIII lhc- sluilcm Imocly. Nl.-yRcI.yRE'I' SCIINEIIIER STANLEY XVALKEIQ I'L-ggyu is fllliflllillliill xl1llI2lgCl'Ul'ullIC Shichl . aml Slanlcy' is quilc slyillcml on Ihc clarim-l. His lDlCflSZ1lll has shown hcrscll' ya-ry Ili-lxvmlahlc. She shows plenty l'0lllllCll1llll'C. his miiru-sy' lllltl rcscrycml Inanncr hayv ol' irilcu-si in sihool work as wi-Il as in UlllSlllC arliyi- marlc him onc ol' lhc prime liayorilcs ol' thc rlass. We livs. Ilaming is lH'l' hohlmy. lrclicvc hc has thc makings of a line ilorlor or a Iawy'cr. FREII SINGER S V . . .. , 1 T Hcrus a hnc Iacl whose alcrlncss Zlllil llCl1L'lNlllllllIlf 'ALMA ILI in his mluly' ol' sounrling thc lmvll kr-pi Ihc' rlasscs righl uSL'llllu is fonrl ol' dancing ancl skating: intcrcslccl iII on llllIL'. lfrcml is llllL'lllgL'l1l. amliilious aml polilc. For all aclivilics. Shc is always founml in thc ccntcr of a his 0lllSllllllllll0' clisplay on thc lmaskc-llmall lloor wc shall laughing group. ami will long hc I'L'lDClIIlK'l'Cll for hcl' always I'l'lIlCl!llbCl' h im. 4'l1CCI'flllll1.iSS,

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L- r A X - fi Mx MO iv f sk x A .fn .inf I. , T' ' 'T I ' .1-' ' l'lllILllJL'lll Krzicnier Annu Marie Kuchlzi Raymond I.inski Anthony Pnga Al2ll'g1ll'Cl Krzrppwcis llcnry Kujawski Ruth Mary Marie Salalvn THE CHURCH HAS THE RIGHT AND THE DUTY TO WATCH l'iLIlABIi'I'H KRAr1M1f3R RAYMOND I.INskI lhe sniztllest znul jollivsl girl glLIlllllllC. She has R:ly.z1 rattlier quiet lzul. is llSll2llly to he fonnil hrows- lightened lllillll zr lu-nrt during our loin' years. Fin ing through his clieniislry ICXI. He likes to play lmzlskct- is the only girl in llu- flllCllllSll'l Class. hut I clon't hall :incl loothzill: is also ar lmci' of animals, especially helievc' she inintls il. of nlogs. AIARGARET Kmvvwiais RUTH hlAY MTn'ge is the type of girl who is sc-ltloni hezrrcl. hut A tiny girl who likes to laugh. Her :nnhition is to tlovs her pzirl when il conics to helping ollu-rs. She has heroine at singer. Alter hearing her sing. wc are certain helm-il keep our clzlssroonr zltliuctixc. Hur polite ways she has great possihililies. Ruthie is envied hy thc lurrc won lu-r inuny fricncls. other girls lmcfziusc of hcl' beautiful curly hziir. ANNA hlARlIC KUCHTA AN'rHoNY PAGA .Xnnn Nlzrrie is ll spzn'kling-eyctl hrnnetle, well liked Anthony. zr lull. brown-lurirecl, grey-vyerl lzul. is forul hy ull. Cookiz ' is :ls zutivc in her school work :is she ol' althlctics. XVe're not rcrlztin. hut we helicve he would is in sports. She will :rlwnys he rc'nielnl1crecl for hei like to join the .Xir Corps or the lXI1n'incs upon lcziving popularity with the lllltll'l'K'lilSSllll'll, school. H ENRY lil!-IAWSKI Henri' is zinothvr whom we lime known just ll short , - liinc. He's quite zr versatile l1lllSli'llllI. :rn intelligent :intl NIARIh bALAVA witty student. The l'il'L'lllll lzrnguztge has proved to lic This rosy-clicekecl hiss is always on the :rlerl to take inost lziscinzrling to him. As vet his znnhilion is not p:n't in cvcrv zuitivitv. Although she clicl not plus' has- tlelinitely known. I kcthzill, she flicl her lu-st to ciicournge thc players:

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LAUDA SION CLASS MOTTO Sion. lift thy voice and sing: Pray well. work well, play well! Praise thv Savior and thy King: The three in hand IHUSI be, Praise with hymns thy Shepherd true. If happiness we want t0 see. Strive thy best to praise Him wellg Pray well, work well, play well! Yet doth He all praise excel: Our motto IIOI only now, but to eternity None can ever reach His due. See to-day before us laid The living and life-giving Bread, 'l'llClllC for praise and joy profound. The same which at the sacred board Was by our incarnate Lord, Giv'n to His apostles 'round. Pray well, work well, play well! 'I'hat all may go well with thee. Now we enumerate the three- Pray well, as our Savior did: Work well, and earn thy daily bread: Play well-so thy cares to rid. Practice these and be happy indeed. -St. Thomas Aquinas CLASS FLO W'ER There is many a beautiful flower 'Ilhat springs in the midst of grass: But the tea-rose, fragrant by the hour, Became the favorite choice of our class. We thank Mother Nature for this lovely giftg It's tops with us. every lad and lass. And we were proud to name it The favorite flower of our class. Anna Marie Kuchta, '42 Farewell We, the graduates of l942, reluctantly bid farewell to our Alma Mater, our teachers and classmates. We are happy and yet we are sad. Our one regret is that we are compelled to enter this now troubled world, not knowing what will become of us in our future years, while you undergraduates will still have the opportu- nity to study and to achieve the goal you have set for yourselves. Make it worth your While. As we retninisce on our school days since the primer, through initiation and up till the day of graduation, our one and only wish now is that your remaining school days will be as happy as ours have been. We now bid you farewell and hope you will keep us in remembrance. Irene Doerschner, '42, 1942 Robert Catz, '42