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

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al A Q ' it ii 48 ,,...un--W The gossipvrs and scnmlirl mongcrs are match ing wits with Sci'pols'ttv, it ward of Cnspnrcl. Ht-r claims of royal hirth arc met with moclivry and ill-fccling liy tht- village inuitlvns. Q f-if ,M GLEE CLUB Ainong thv mzmy prcsvututions of our tz1lc1itt'clClm-Q Chili, tht- cvcr vnjoy- nhlv Cliristmais Story is rclivctl hy our stuclunts. By thvsc- Cantatas, thc rm-:il im-auiiiig ol Christmas 1-nliglitcns our worltly-1iiiiiclvil iclvals of this holy svzlsou. Both stuclt-nts amcl directors put in long hours of pructicfc- and prcpurntion. A Cuvulcaulc of l-ilVOI'ilf' Cliristmus songs hoth rcligioiis and noir-rvligious at-compnriit-tl thc- Cim- tatu this your. Mary Lou IXIL-Nniiiurn, Bill xVtlllilCC zmcl D. Lung portrayed thc Holy Family. D134 lsr Q f

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The strnngvr in Spanish costume is hcwitchml hy GL'fl11iliIli',S charm :mul hczmty. Cfi'11iC11C'1lllX ohscrvcs thcir mc:-ting with ju-nlousy and envy. Evidvutanlly thc villngv mzlidcns fccl loft out too when Czkxflllllilli' uppczlrs. A hasty vow to wed hcr rcscucr forccs Ccrmalim-'s bctrothal to Groni- chcuux. QPERETT Cold, goldu is the cry of the greedy misc-r as Cronin-hcuux stands by-a shaky sentinel. OW r 47

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