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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Each month there is n special meet- ing of Confraternity members. This is held on the second Friday and is attended by the high sehool. Led hy Father Edward, the students make the VVay of the Cross. RELIGICDLIS ACTIVITIES Retreat is I1 serious time in the lives of all Miehaelinians. These three days are spent in sincere prayer and meditation. Father Constantine Phil- lips, C.P. was the spiritual advisor and retreat master this year. bara. May Crowning is 1 speeiil diy set aside to honor our Blessed Mother Marlene, the May Queen proeeeds slowly to Church, while 'it her side walk the attendants Rose and Bar