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

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Danny lJOI1illllll', Stuclcnt Council l'1'c'siclCnt for nn-xt yc.u', solm-mnly ncccpts his oflicc from Millie Cnstun, thc prcsiclcnt this your. Lvzuling hnsincssmon of Pitlslmurgll stzmcl for the opn-ning DI'Llf'l'1'S of Futllvr Ifclwnrcl as hz' lmcgins tlu- larhor progrzun on Mary 1. Mr. VVa1ll from U. S. Su-4-l mul Congrvssrnam Hollancl were among thosc who conlrilnitccl to thc suc- cess of the clay. SOLEMN MOMEN S May the hocly of Our Lorcl jesus Christ pre-sg-rvc thy soul to lifr- C'Vl'l'lil5llIlQ,h Our 1'4-u'p- tion of Holy Communion ouch first lfricluy stu-rigtlir-imc-rl tlir- lmoncl of union lmclxxi-vu Christ alncl our souls, as well us with each othvr. ,pw ,mv

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qv-QWQ t 'KJ 62 K 'yfgifi - -1 -5 Among the never to he for- gotten moments of the year, the hcautiful solemnity of the May Crowning touchccl the hearts of all who wit- nessed it. A S 5 As the school year of 1957 comes t0 a close, another class leaves St. Mi- chaclis with hearts full of sorrow and joy. We walk together in our very last school participation. Our four short years are summed up in this solemn ceremony, in which each stu- dent receives a diploma signifying his efforts in obtaining his education hcrc at dear St. Michaels An important part of the graduating ceremony is the changing of the tas- sel. Hcrc in the act of changing their tasscls and thereby showing their graduation from high school arc lid- clie Wachter and Frank Malloy.

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