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

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Senior girls prvpurc for thc-ir rolv as future lioiucmzrlccrs. Cnrolc has a few ultcrariions maclcwliilc Rose waits hor turn. Can you believe thc girls mzulc tlic-so clotlrcs fllC1HSClVCS? v . .. 'F ..fStiff:il-T.:fX l Nf'TTTf SENICR sludlcs Eileen, Erl,Bc1-nic, and Bob might not arrive at Sl common solution, but this quairtvt has a mutual un Stilllilllljl ou tllv SlllJjl'L'l,S complcxlty lloxvi-vvrg ull L-lmllc'm.:c's am- 1TlCt, .ill prolmli-ins solxi-cl, :uul sutifuction 5 tlic golmluu ruwurcl of study.

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igm-wfgzg.,-an' w vet. .,Lk-, A krniyi, ff., . . i B vu I 'B 1 nj As the sharp sounds of the keyboard fill the air, our workmen of the future ure diligently adapting themselves for a well planned commercial job. As we approach the last year of our education, we Find ourselves being prepared for the business world, the academic field, or home-making. Natur- ally this demands .1 wide curriculum. lt is of great importance to us to become skilled in such subjects as typing, chemistry, problems of democracy, trigonom- etry, shorthand, and home economies. Observing the students, faces, it is evi- dent that they are very serious and conscientious, but at the same time enjoying their search for knowledge. Many times the studies seem impossible and without meaning, but years from now we will realize how vital they were when we meet similar problems in life. Then we will value the true Catholic education we have received within the walls of St. Michaels '1. 5. .A 'W 1 N., r' -, ,Mi X I it M, X M V. in 5 ills -. y F A Vx. g a J, l.: . ,rr IH it it -t Xt. gi v. i Sr. Elise gives up, as Barb tries to convince Current events play an important part in P. Joe and Charlie that P has the Atomic XVeight O. D. Class. Here Gerry and Eli glance of 30.98, but ideas of their own take a fr0nt through TIME as Bob and Bill examine row seat. NEWSWEEK.

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-rw we swf., genes, Ron' I, Left lo Right: Nlury Reith, Ronulcl Ainrhein, III: Dorothy Smith, Jeanne Kneerik, Priscilla Bohak, Carrol Klxrwinski, Duvicl Page, jenn Drunars, Charles Ruth Friend, Marie Hunter, Dorothy jnhlonski, ju- Rauher, junet Seihel. Row II: Burhuru Mzlulis, Ian- clith FCll2llJLllllN, Betty Kuehta, Row IV: Donald iee XVvse Veronica Zrnniska, Robert O'C0nncr, Gurtner, Regis Kerman, Richard Moser, Harry Burke. Elaine Reith, Iuclith Iuocnuliis, Auclrey Peterson, Row juuwr , class of l958 NVith heavy hearts we leave these hallowed hulls, hut Ll eonsoling thought lightens our spir- its. There has never heen ll class more reucly and willing to accept the responsihilities of L1 Sen- ior. XVe know you liuye come to love St. Mi- chaels us we clo, and you will guard and protect the stunclurcls huilt up through the years. Keep her well, clean' juniors, and the pride we Cxpcri- ence in heing rr true RllCll2lCllllilll1 will continue to live in your hearts and the hearts of all who follow you. Class' Offi1'r'12s': Tl't'11Sll1'C'I', Riehurcl Nloserg President, Donulml Gurtnerg Secretary, Dorothy Stualhg Vice-PrCsi- dent, Robert O'Conner. 'Q