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

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SCIENCE E? Till? to Imffmlzz Bc1'1m1'1I 1lli1l'y Sviln-I, -Iuscpll I'I1'l'lI VIIAIIIIIIIO, 1icIxx'1l1'cI Icm- Scllrm-piur, IJQIIL' I WR-Imc1'. X'oIsI4i, Rosc- Km-urImviL', XYilL'IIIl'I', Ar- .lIL'v, NYIIIIRIIII Ii ,. 5 g 1. MISSION Lcft In ri,L:I1f: Hairy Lou KILICINIJI lllllfil, Clnu-lotto Kl'1Ij'X'U, AIviu AII- ams, Ccrulalinc Duvivs. LANGUAGE Loft to 1'i,ql1t: Arla NIuIm, UQIII IEIIICP, Bcrnicv K4'mpinsI1i, Hin-Ililrc Moser, Iuuisc XVysv.

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Sacielies galore These students are the members of the various Honor Societies. As you can see the school is well represented in each of these groups..Th6 objective of the Honor Society is to bring the students of high caliber together in a Catholic union. Many of the societies sponsor social acti- vities which help the students associate and co- operate with students of other schools. Business Honor, Science Honor, Language Honor, Clas- sic Honor, History Honor, and Mission Honor play a important part in the school life of these students. The Honor Societies have held many tests and contests and very often St. Michael students have brought home rewards. The Hon- or groups are really an asset to the school. Left to right: Kathleen Reitz, Marlene Seibel, Rose Pele, Carole Reich, Penny Kyle. HISTORY BUSINESS S Pv- se,-3' wi' CLASSICAL il.: Left to right: Daniel Donahue, Johanna Zaleski, james Left to right: Dennis Bogda, Norman Neider, VVilIiaun I D D 1' Bo di Clelry Anselma Schwartzkopf, Luana CiavaneIIi,llicI1- Shandrick, Geraltine avies, em is g 1. 'L , ard Kazsimer. i

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The eo-editors, Eileen Eiben and Ed Wachter, page through the dunnny making last minute corrections. Che Michaeliniau I 957 As We depart from our dear old Alina Mater, we leave behind us one last memory-our yearbook. Although this book cannot express the joys of our entire four years, our senior days will present one-fourth of the time spent in studies and extracurricular activities. Our 1957 Miehaelinian records many pleasant memories shared by the seniors and underclassmen as Well-amusing moments in class, spills at the skating parties, cheers at basketball games. Through the efforts of the yearbook staff, headed by Sister M. Eugene, our book has reached its I-inal pages of completion. In the years to come, as you leaf through this book, rernember the Senior Class of 1957 and the days We shared together. These happy faces show satisfaction as Sister Eugene presents the first of the year book pictures for approval. The staff: Evelyn Schenk, Pat Ruppen, Ed NVachter, Sr. Eugene, jucly Manion, Margie Ashhaugh, Rose Pele, Arlene Sehroepfer. 8? I v- F . 4' nd vs-...ad E M S W ZQ,af:. V114