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

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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

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Q His- 'E E jf 9.41 the perpcrities af upperclassmm are many As you can see by their varietl expressions, the juniors' subjects become perplexing at times. They will not cleny that English eoinposition cleinancls the full use of their abilities, Delving into the holy truths of our religion, enables this stuclious group to unclerstancl the flll1Cfi0l12ll aspeet of the Church. On the other hand, it is necessary to explore historical events Wl1iCl1 have built this vast nation. Anal when a puzzling algebra problem arises, this ambitious group tackles it confidently. 14 il v N r eeesi. li E ,Ng-