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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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St. MichaeI's High School Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania '7f1e4l'o1ufafa ' ' ablimlhepaqu THE X f , if X ' ' '4 F., Q '. .N 'ffitfzf-z., , f uw. . ,V I g Tj '-i - X - ' 'V ,iii Q L ' 3 Q fy g fi Q i i h if i 5- ff re! .MTA - . ,L -V T! :7 BH f' -.4958 f 1-5 if in '- f :V , 1 ','. nys. ,,,,,' Y wi -. 2 -:Tv Q A 1 h ' Z. Q ,J ,Q in .Agfa N Iii! 1 Y' fi'-. , N- ' Via ' fs 1- h if U i ,Wm 4 k Michaelinian lx:' f','- V-,Q . iff 'X Y' 11 '4 ' . 1 ,ge N! p .1 W ' H, ., V, ,frww LA fb JE 1.57 Q 1 H-04' .. if W' an f W MM' I 'N A XJ V !vf' l 3 ft H ., 4 4 1 . R' .c V 99408 b Argaggqia, ull ve xv '51 Jw gd A J-'H' G 'nf Eff wwf in religion in play m studies - 'vw-no Wiwaldw .9. Quis ut Deus It seems like only yesterday that we timidly ap- proached St. Michael's for the first time. llere we entered into a new world, a world of countless opportunities. llcre we received thc loving care and guidance of the sacrificing priests and sisters. llere we were taughtlto love one another and pattern our lives after Our Lord, and here we came to know St. Michael, the archangel, our protector and our ideal. This homey atmosphere at St. Michael's has created a loving spirit that is second to none. lt is very diflicult to try to explain in writing just what this spirit is, for it is a spirit of an internal nature. lt is expressed hy the actions of thc faculty and students alike. lt is a hond that unites so many diversified personalities into one big family. At the head of our family is a loving father whose arms always are extended to embrace the trials of each Michaclinian. This Miehaelinian Spirit perme- ates the entire school. We find it in the love and under- standing shared mutually hy faculty and students. We find it in the zeal of the students toward their studies aml activities. Finally, we find the expression of this spirit in our athletic letlttts. ln this our yearhook, the Michaclinian, we hope to give our readers a deeper insight to the Nlichaelinian Spirit in the hest way we know how. lly portraying the various phases of school life, we hope to show the influence of St. Michael in our every day life. As we leave St. Michael's, having replaced our timidity with a courageous outlook to the future, we may forget many things we have learned, however, ever vivid in our minds and hearts will he the hond that has united us in becoming true Michaelinians, the Michael- inian Spirit. gd... 1' A-X,.,.v.-...J-.A ' , ': ,li k Wu.: L 2 ,ga 4 N- , ,Zim 6.55 Hr -1-'1 cc. N -,S . kk K :gi -+., 'L5',,',,:---..X 1 ,j.,,35j- , ' ' S wk N x 1'-Pifg., ' K 7 J F -Civ w HM - .Q Fil v' -14.1.5 59, .- 1, .4-1452 u f. ' . ...,,,,. Y Q Waaewaaal .... rqcfminidlhalian 6144401 ..... rqciiailfiu .... Page 5 Page 7 Pape 9 Page I4 page 38 page 60 Page 73 7A0l641.2fl?lfl:zAG4660'tG4't' The Right Reverend Coleman F. Carroll, D.D., Auxiliary Bishop iw The Right Reverend John F. Dearden, S.T.D Bishop of Pittsburgh 4-.fff::.i ' X90 .fl QQ my. Q ,,-1, H 'N' uf ' fv 4 5 '3 'Cf -w. J if Q Q f A iles.-.Q ,.., 4 n aaefu Father Adolph Schmitt, CP, Pastor We, the graduates of 1958, wish to ex- tend to you, dear Fathers, our sincere thanks for your untiring efforts during our four happy years at St. lVlichael's. Hy your ex- ample, the spirit of St. Michaells was instilled in our hearts to remain there always. Co- operation, unselfishness and friendship have reigned over our school life. just as a ship needs a captain, so we, as students, needed leaders to guide usg you have been our leaders, capable and true. You have given us much, but most of all you have hrought us closer to the Passion of Christ which per- meates the spirit of St. Michaels. Father Timothy Stockmeyer, CP. Father Wendelin Meis, CP. ..!-. Sister M. Luella, O.S.F. Father Edward Hennessy, CP. To our beloved Father Edward, we are truly indebted. Father has been more to us than merely our superintendent, but much rather the Spiritual Father of our Nlichaelinian family to whom we have turned for guidance and love. Teaching senior Re- ligion is part of Father's busy schedule, through which he has kept the Michaelinian Spirit ever aglow in our hearts. Though our high school days have drawn to an end and we now leave, Father Edward will always be near us, among our fondest memories. We are fortunate indeed to have not only Father Edward, but also a fine Principal in the person of Sister Mary Luella. Sister has become very dear to all Michaelinians and her radiant smile has brightened many of our days. Our best interest has always been the motive for all she has done for us. It has been Sister's loving care that has strengthened the bonds between faculty and students making our school at- mosphere that of one happy family. FATHER TIMOTHY, C.P. SISTER M. JEANNE LGU11 Commercial SISTER M. CLARICE Religiong Home Economics A I L, XR SISTER REGINA MARY Music fMz0,l.2,...WlfM SISTER M. EUGENE English SISTER M. ELISE Religion: Science SISTER M. ROBERTINE SISTER M. CELESTINE SISTER M. MAGNIFICA Religion: English Religiong Mathematics Religion: Social Studies SISTER M. PATRICE Art allowi MISS MARGARET MCAULEY Girls' Gym MR. RICHARD PROBOLA Boys' Gym SISTER M. GENEVIEVE Rcligiong Language 'ZX' nu-'Hg Vi Www f' ,, 7' , 3 s - ,Q , 'QQSC-1, Zi. D i' 1' i . x David watches as Father Edward blesses the senior rings-before they are received. Ring Day....,41ewz'aj1fAe One of the most memorable events of our Senior Year was Ring Day. It was one of the happiest Clays of our school life at St. Nlichnelys, for we became true Micliaelininns. Beginning with Mziss in the morning we offered ourselves to God, thanking Him for the three wonderful years already spent here. We asked l'lis forgiveness for all the mistakes we made and all our shortcomings. We implored Hiili to help us continue in His grace and obtain the most from the opportunities afforded us. We will always remember the inspiring words of Father Edward, who reminded us of our posi- tion as seniors in the school. He said that our rings are symbolic of the lVlichaelinian Spirit and that in receiving them we became true Michaelinians. He reminded us that the senior is the heart of the schoolg it is his love and spirit and sacrifice that unites all Michaelinians into the family that we are. We felt a great responsibility that morning and we were determined to defend the Michael- inian Spirit and keep it ever glowing in our hearts and in the hearts of future Michaelinians. Many thoughts run through the minds of the seniors as they wait to receive their rings. Ill 'U The seniors look solemn as they are led back to school by David, the senior server and Daniel and Harry, the class presidents. The seniors, filled with excitement, enjoyed a breakfast prepared hy the juniors. The activi ties of Ring Day were climaxed by an evening dance. X 'Was ff X Y , I H Mllgiifjvvpg r 'nj ' rf' ' P7 5 is ji . .K R. .Q In . 1 i .I - V ' Y, , .' 1 , K ,qi . 1- 1 A g, , , I , 'Tv ,f r ' ' V, gf.. ' 1K w,'Qf .: - -.Q A '- s f f K, . ol . . wg., I V 1 . ,. 4, -,,v.f , . - QR To many of us our school has become our second home because of the love we find here and time we spend here. Our teachers, our fel- , il X, IX il .K i ay x 'X M A' rm, , .QT -4 I' i , A' ff l x F' ' , 41 A' ' , 5 like 1 .' 4 :Aw 11:3 - ,. :J , J WP lrf ff ,V f as iw if 3 .5 1 ., f ,f :wx . l ,. H ,i s 4,31 1 , X ' iff- , ' V- -.-'gifif V r . , we my . '-m'..,.. ,Lv . ---' ' low classmates, and remaining student body be- come our closest companions. We are united in the purpose for which we attend St. Michael's. Under the protection and guidance of St. Michael we are educated as Christ-like individuals. During these formative years we try to gain the wisdom of our patron--the wisdom of de- cision. St. Michael knew no compromise and there was no alternative except the right way. This spirit should be a living, vivid quality that becomes a part of us. In our classes this wisdom in making correct decisions is formed through the iniiuence of the teachers and communication with other students. This prepares us for making important decisions in later life. Having acquired this virtuous strength of mind in regard to our convictions, we have made the years at St. Michael's fruitful. Upon leaving St. Michael's, we should be equipped to face the world with the wisdom of an angel Michael and the holiness and purity of a saint. CLASS S Q 2 -vs, Q Row 1-I. to r.: J. Valulcevich, B, Griffin, K. Blasl-co, C. Sticky, D. Tarsovich, N. Driscoll, E. Schlegel, R. Bilski, D. W'ess. Row 2: G. Serowilc, B. Gracleclc, C. Toner, C. Kliclcovitch, S. lVlcGonigle, C. Reinhardt, Gabig, A. Hotz, Lehrinan, Stanger, A. Schwarzlcopf, R. Roan, Danner. Row 3: E. Honan, M. Rigot, R. Tobasco, B. Biedzinski, J. Miller, R. Vogel, C. Miller, M. Golembiewslci. Row 4: R. Hartman, R. Amrhein, R. Dougherty, R. Kopas, W. Hunt, P. Butkowslri. As we leave this hallowed campus after four years, our hearts are saddened because we leave behind a proud tradition of fine spirit and close companionship. But upon leaving, we are com- forted hy the fact that the following class will uphold this fine tradition as true Nlichaelinians with success rewarding their constant efforts. And now, standing at the threshold of future endeavors, we wish to pass this spirit which we have inherited on to you so that it may lead you on to better and brighter roads. Keep her cher- ished in your hearts, dear Juniors. Guard well the traditions of our Alina Mater. Let the spirit of St. lVlichael's grow within you so that it may become a strengthening agent which will pour forth its benefits into greater and newer fields of endeavor. Wlaen, as Seniors, you accept your Class Ring, accept it with reverence and wear it with pride as a symbol of everything Nlichaelinian. Luft to Right: Anselma Schwarzlcopf, Rob- ert Hartman, Kathleen Blaslco, Russell Vogel. Juniors . . . ,dem Ke wtgikkwsg .. L Q f.1.9lJ . l l Room 20.2 If Run I-I. tn r.: P. Ciildea. I., Kacymarek. R. lallv, D. Kubialc. K. Piekzalc. S. Swzazcz, M Hoffman, P. Ynlch, li. WH-nninger. Ron' 2: VU. Clvary ll. Russell, Voellwr, F. Reith, J Stokes, P. Dehn, Brandt, S. Daley, M. Quallifk, IW. Schvidl, D. liogda, Gugliuzza Row 3: E. Vlfillig, J. Adams, D. Reich, G. lVlyvrs. N. Nic-der, C. McAllister, R. Dauk. Row 4 C. Miller. XV. Rm-II. R. Karsimer, D. Kzmia. Vitulla. A. Redlinger. S. Bronecki, W . Potanlm afffne , A., 1, ks if s 5 - .. 5 4 . TF! K 5 img 1, ' fl X 311. We 3' B. Biedzinslci, J. Stokes, C. Klickovitch. Left to riglzl: l,. Kaczmnrelc, D. Bogdan, L. Giovanclli, J. Gugliuna. It looks as though these- thru- juniors arc rc-ally engrossed in the come-ms of than book. fl.. to r.1: Sophomores . .. Zim W 2 El, t The sophomore English students happily look at their English projects. Their autolaiographies bring back many long forgotten memories. The sophomore Latin students, Chester, Georgia, Al, and Kathy, display their fine knowledge of the Latin Culture through their projects. Ron' I-I. lu r.: C. W'arren, Scanlon, F. Seddon, R. Todorowski, N. Duckstein, Palashoff, R. Schiegg, D. Konopka, K. Miller, A. Kozusko. Run 2: P. Hofer, M. Aiello, R. Reith, J. Hostilttler, Nlorgan, A. Burger, A. Sobota, O. Decyk, C. jasinski, P. Lopato, M. Bier, T. Retain Lach, M. Navoney. Row 3: Nl. Nlaskicwska, G. Cinclricli. B. Broniecki, C. Wenninger, C. Wolinski, C. Hale, Hart. C. McLaughlin, S. Husor, F. Kalko. Row 4: I.. Donsbach, D. Schidlmeior, D. Schmitt, J. Yeckel, M. Wilk, H. Greis, J. Thomas, R. Pastor, R. Kuhn, R. Smolinski, J. Buck. assggggm 5355, , i .K . .. , aww .. , Into the hands of you, the Sophomores. is extended a shield of honor. This is to he worn with Dignity and Grace. Through the two years that have passed, you have acquired many virtues. You have learned to be prudent in manner and above all, to love your fellow student. However, these are merely stepping stones in achieving great things. The spirit of St. Michael must be deep in your hearts, and worn as a shield to designate your loyalty to the Michaelinian ideals. Soldiers of St. Miclmael, it is your duty to relay the warmth of your spirit to others, For just as the star shone through to the Magi, so too must your spirit shine through to all who seek righteousness. Two of our sophomores, Daniel Helminak and Barbara Broniecki, made an effort to learn the bones of the human skeleton. Now let's see! How many are there? Better know for biology class! Row 1-I. to r.: B. Lopinsky, W. Seiber, V. Lutz, J. Turyan, G. Orchard, C. Korbett, J Room Kedzuf, J. Sucky, J. Hartlep, N. Tomczak, M. Fiscante. Row 2: K. Donahue, R. Rauber, M Teschke, D. Senchessen, P. Malloy, A. O'Connor, D. Baier, B. Macurak, B. Prosser, N. Marx Row 3: M. Katavitch, F. Martucci, D. Linz, G. Severino, L. Meyers, D. Buss. Row 4: D Helminiak, J. Rokicki, J. Wisenchell, R. Bacigal, J. Zak, G. Hatmen, R. Daylitko, T. Kmonk K,-Q. A 1-an 'w-...W The Freshmen grin and bear it with only the con- solation that in three years they will have their turn at conducting initiation. . The freshies contribute their first program, an advent theme done in tablcaux, to Saint Nlichael High School. Row I-I. fu r.: P. Fisher, M. Milaniak, K. Wtienschell, R. Zalawski, C. Lach, Pierce, A. Sarraino, M. Day, M. Kirchcr. K. Be-rtel. D. Pavlick. Row 2: M. Lach, M. Werthman, R. Clark, W'esolowski, M. Calvan, M. Stephan, M. Grzenda, C. Warren, A. Lally, S. Chomiak, M. Lantz, L. Smith, C. Lukas. Row 3: IE. Franz, C. Lemanski, M. Milligan, M. Kress, C. RUG!!! Zulka, Holzcr, R. Kurzawski, Barszczowski, Reis, P. Richards, A. Migalauslcas, R. Lozecki. Run' 4: S. Cusielski, A. Kenisko, D. Brickett, R. Wfeber, R. Novak, Nl. Cotter, L. Sullivan, P. Carlin, T. McMahon. Freshmen . .. 5. M .. You. our lireshmen. have enterecl St. lxlichaelis one year ago. Although strangers you were acceptecl, initiatetl and hael instilled in your hearts the Michael- inian Spirit, which we the Seniors held for four years. Your quality of stahilitv overcaine your weal-:ness and strangeness has hecome true friendship. Ventur- ing onward, you will experience three wonderful years which are yet to come. As Sophomores you will grow in Christian character and intelligence which will surely develop as time goes on. Almost naturally you will overcome the many problems and competi- tions with whieh you will he confronted, for you will The facial expressions of the freshmen reflect have tastecl the true spirit we have left with you. All the solemnity of their reception into the Con- too soon this lVlichaelinian Spirit will he in your ff3!9l'Y1iW Of thi' P3SSi0l1- hands, waiting to be passed to those who follow to enjoy what you. through us. have so completely lovecl. Ron' I-I. to r.: D. Kramer. K. Ernst, B. Navoney, 1. Hartman, K. Mulinari, M. Klingler, S Svienty, M. I.ory. NI. Haas, B. Plantz, S. O'Connor, A. Garofolo. Row 2: Kempinski, D Roan, Eiben, T. Waters, W. Lutz, R. Grogan, B. Sandora, P. Meiers, W. Rufiing, T. Stefnnac, W Buckholt, R. Finnigan, A. Karacsony, I. Karncsony. Row 3: G, Lijewski, C. Zawacki, P Kuchta, J. Tomasko, P. Schwarzmiller, R. Schaffer, J. Peterson. Row 4: J. Bialecki, M Stevick, C. Augustine, A. Baurle, J. Beloncis, G. Vogel, S. Fallert, R. Hillier, R. Fischer, M Snyder, J. Rossi. For the first time in our school, television has been used as Il medium to promote education. The physics class nttentively watch Dr. White as he ex- plains the dny's lesson. 1 .v n t 6 Nancy and Kathy, dressed in their stunning outfits, prove that they have the knowledge and skill as our future homemakers. Dorothy, Kathleen, and Veronica work earnestly to complete their projects. 5-'rw V xr 2' 'A if s'f A 5:3 ills is tp 5 was a q Senior Studie ... We came to St. Michaels for an education and found here opportunities beyond that which we hoped for. Here the commercial student was prepared to meet the business world, fully equipped with all commercial needs. The fcollege menl academic studentls needs were pro- vided for in extensive college preparatory courses. In addition, all students were taught courses in Religion, English, social studies and homemaking, thus providing a well rounded education. The faculty gave of their time unselfishly to provide every possible opportunity to the student and for this we are truly grateful. We were taught in our classes not only the facts, but also, and more important, the application of these facts to our future lives. Our minds were sharpened and broadened and taught to think in a clear Catholic manner. Educated men and women, we now leave St. lVlichael's to reap the benefits of our Catholic Education. F 1? iw ,tw This year the typing classes were fortunate to have for their use five new models of I.B.M. electric typewriters. With the finest equipment and with daily practice, the girls of the commercial class have gained the necessary skill and knowledge that will enable them to be efficient secretaries. ,. ii tr... Part of the study of senior English is the Elizabethan Drama. joan explains to the class the structure of the Elizabethan theatre. Barb gets in her remarks, too. Chuck seems to know what he's talking about when he explains the relationship of a plane surface to a sphere, as Janice, Bernice, and Al show their interest in and approval of his explanation. inthe' Our shorthand students are increasing their speed daily, but in tho rapid dictation Veronica seems a bit confused even though the other girls go along with ease. Alvin relates the functions of the district courts while Dor- othy, Earl, Rege and Don compare his t-xtemp work with the explanation that is illustrated in the text. Rich and Bill demonstrate the set-up of a six column work sheet, while the other students worlc diligently trying t o discover the difference between a debit and a credit. Not a sad face can be found, even that of the paticnt's is smiling as two nursing nuns from St. joseph Hospital demonstrate a course in home nursing to our Senior Home Economics Class. 31, , ,e sw Q 11..- : - .ts-t ' ., SA. if Y, WMM, t, , it gs st. if ff, Q M, 5. f!'Q ' Chucky and Dick explain tht- fundamentals of Algebra II and the use of the slide rule while the puzzled juniors put knowledge into practice. Wsx Jack diligently scans the shelves in search for his favorite author while Eva June and Kathy match their wits as Rich looks on approvingly. O 0 I Junior Studies. . .fl Our chemistry master minds, Norm, Anselma and Dennis, work diligently at a preparation of oxygen. Our junior typists are sure to succeed with the speed they acquire on the new I.B.M.'s. sf Anna Marie and john enthusiastically discuss a geometric instrument used for varying triangles, while Fred and Marie are engrossed in the Hero's Formula. These sophomores are proudly displaying their col- lection of primitive writings. By the looks of these tempting pastries made by our sophomore girls we have no worry of good future homemalcers. We hope that the re- sulting homemalccrs will be as fine as the resulting pastries. As Pat Malloy exits from the princi- pal's office, you can see by the smile, that she is well-pleased with the news that she has received. Sophomore Studies Freshmen Studies paw-W Say, I never heard that word before! Mike and to End what extcmpoianeous means while Angelo answer in speech class. 7a A- 12B tackling an bewildered freshmen eagerly algebra problem. They certainly know their polynominals and exponents. Wlitm knows? Th geniuses. Mary Catherine proceed feels they will learn the ey may be future mathematical As part of their study of Christian Family Living, the freshmen dramatize what happens when a home is consecrated to the Sacred Heart. No wonder Rome wasn't built in a day. Ala'dar and Steve are proud of their projects and realize how long such intricate construc- tion must have taken. Student Council . . . Aw Student interest is aroused as Regt- voices his opinion. Left lo right: Kathlene Reitz, Anselma Schwartzlcopf, Daniel Heltniniak, Russell Vogel, Barbara Gulassa, Alvin Adams, Earl Warren, David Page, Judith Fellabaum, Rege Kerman. Father Edward and Harry Burke, Athletic Committee Chairman, realize that cooperation is the keynote of success. These student council members assemble for their regular Wednes- day meeting. Top to bottom: Richard Moser, Norman Niecler, Johanna Zaleski, Donna Baier, john Stefanyalc, john Adams, Penny Kyle, Dorothy Gert, Janice Wyse. aflffze The Student Council meets weekly presided over hy its president, Dan Donahue. This council consists ol' five divisions. These are the religious. social, athletic. propaganda. and stand- ing committees. each of which has its own special function to accomplish. The members of the various committees represent every class in the high school, therefore. all friction among classes is elimi- nated and the student council is able to run smoothly. This council is the secret behind the living spirit which exists hetween faculty and students at Saint Michael High School. -fx ,UQ DONALD GURTNER Vice-Presidenl ARLA MUHA 'i Secretary Dan Donahue, S t u d e n t 5 -..ZZ Y JAMES SHANDRICK Treasurer Council president, relates to the students the matters dis- cussed at the Student Coun- cil Meeting. Raiding the kitchen after the meet- ing? I.et's hope those pots don't fall. Left tu right: Buck, M. Katavitch, C. Yvarren. D. J. Staab, B. Kempinski, B. Biedzinski, D. Bogda, K. Bertel, Toinasko. ant memories shared with our underclassmen. It has been the job of the 1958 hlichaclinian Staff, under the guidance of Sister M. lfugcne, to recall such memories as initiation. ring day. hlay crowning. winter tiormal. skating par- ties, Mardi Gras and basketball games. Through these various events tht- spirit of St. hlichael. that inner feeling of courtesy, co- operation, friendliness, and devotion. has been poured forth from our hearts so that you may also share in this spirit. Wie hope that as you leaf through our yearbook you will capture this spirit that is so dear to tht- hearts of all true hlichaelinians. Co-operation and self-sacrifice help to create a line yearbook. With our two editors, Bernice Kempinski and Dorothy Staab, combining A their skills, this statement will undoubtedly X ' prove true. I2 fm f gags Z1 LQFA? fi' Q Ve' Iwi' The tedious duty of composing and writing editorials for the yearbook falls into the hands of the members of the yearbook staff. From left to riglzl: Richard Moser, Regis Kerman, Kath- leen Bliss, Janet Siebel, and Veronica Zamiska. As we come to the end of our stay at St. lVlichael's, we leave behind a record of pleas- 6. Whether it's a formal business call or an im- personal chat, our two Business Managers, Nancy Dzik and Bob O'Connor, could certainly be called to handle the job. After long nights and tiresome days the yearbook was completed. It could not have been done how- ever, without the able assistance of the typists who made every word possible. From It-ft to right: Betty Lee Kuchta, Penny Kyle, Arla Muha and Dorothy Gert. . I Ar SQA! A Al Adams, yearbook photographer, checks his supplies. The Michaeliniatn for '58 must be highlighted by artistic touches and new ideas. These are added to the yearbook hy the talented art staff, consisting of john Stefanyak, Mary Rauber, Earl Warren and David Page. .4 .11 . X' A nj. f fy au. 7' V c Xybur Xb K M N miami W ,U as uv, xm i 5, -,uv 32 Barbara Gulassa, editor, and Judy Fellalaaum, co-cditor, proudly scan the Excalibur and view the results of their journalistic endeavors. 'Wie 8 ' Under tllc careful supi-rvision of Sislcr M. Rolwrtinv, anothcr issuc of the Excalibur govs to press. Tlw pancl on the right shows the stall: in tlic process of putting out a well or- gani7vcl school paper. Sports vdiiors, Fel Clcary and jim Shandriclc prcparv tlxv layouts. Critifiling tlu' proof slwets are Norbert Duck- stein, jean Kan-rik, Rose Johnson and joi- Vvuenschcll. Pal, Dave, Kathy and Dave vx- amim- thc finisluwl edition. Typist, jam-t Si-ibol, Bvtty Kllk'l1!J, and Janice Xvyse, prcpari' tlw final copy for an Excalibur issue. Three extra-curricular activities which fully designate the ever-glowing spirit of Saint lVlichael's, are the Fatima, the hflission and the Classic Cluhs. Each club endeavors to show the necessity of a good Christian life. Perhaps the most important is the Fatima Club which decli- cates itself to prayer. ln accordance with this is the Nlission Club which devotes its time to sacri- fice, and lastly the Classic Club who trys to re- flect the hcauty in Gocl's Creation. fran The Mission Club in Saint Michaa-l's reached a peak of success with Sister Elise as Moderator. Workitmg with her is Dorothy jean Staath. Presidentg Alvin Adams, Vice- Presidfnt: joe fillgll'l7Z3. Treasurer: and janet Siebel. Secretary. The officers proudly examine the plaque that is given to the class contributing the most to the Mis- sions. 9 ,T The Fatima Club is composed of girls who are interested in spreading devotion to our Lady of Fatima, It is divided into two divisions: the Senior Group with Mary Reith as Prefect and Pat Persang as Assistant prefect, and the junior Division with Marlene Navoney as Pre- fect. Societie ... The Classic Honor is a Society made up of our intelli- gent Latin Students. The members of the Classic Honor gather around Danny Helminiak as he explains his project, which is the structure of a Roman house. Ap- parently they seem interested in the project hut are they just interested in the project or is it Danny. The members of the Science Honor Society explore the realms of science in unusual and interesting manners, ever trying to delve deeper into the complexity of the things about us. Another popular activity is the Language Society, which offers much variety and numerous opportunities leading to the study of strange people and places. For those interested in social studies, the History Honor Society offers a better under- standing of our American heritage and prompts us to become better citizens. C' ei N. The members of the Science Honor Society are happy in lx discussing one of the recent prob- lems in space travel. Reg de- scribes a rocket's trajectory into space while Jerry and Harry plot its altitude and impact point. . swf' X Harry is happy to explain to Alvin and Janice the meaning of espanol, while the other members of the Modern Language Society, Arla, Bernice, Russ, and Ed discuss their Spanish papers. jim seems very doubtful about a problem in history. To help clear up his thoughts john, Bob, Dan, Anselma and Russ help him out. As each week passes hy, we find the memhers of the Forensic league eagerlv participating in a HUITI- her of tournaments and dehates. During this year, there has heen a great deal of' honor and glory brought to our school hy this intellectual group. The Business Honor Society. consisting of rep- resentatives from all the commercial suhjects. is always eager to sponsor husiness contests, demonstrations, or exhihits. The 'lsliutterehiigsn lmve ample. opportunity to display their photographic skills hy joining the Cam- era Cluh. At every school affair a photographer is present to record the event on film. Al, Norm, and Don seemed to have come upon a completed picture which gives them much satisfac- tion. As you can see, pleasure and work seem to coincide. The class listens attentively to Veronica! dramatic speech while Kathy admires the poise in which it is delivered. Annamarie as judge adds her criti- cisms. Kathy demonstrates her skill 1nd tuhnique in typ ing while Dorothy Gert Pat Gildea Pat Dehn, and Penny Kyle look on hoping to achieve the same ,4- Art Students The Art Class, one of thc cultural activitius in the schedule at St. Miclmt-l's, painted at mural under the dircction of Sister M. Pa- trice. This mural clcpicts cliffcrcnt plmscs nf our school life :intl thus :ldv- quatvly cxprvssvs tht- spirit of our sclmol. Very appro- priately then, tht- mural was dedicated to Father Edwaul who docs so much to pro- duce in us the true Nliclmcl- inian Spirit. 1 o aflfzefspzhil' Mary uses hor brush to fin- ish off the picture of the Christ Child. Dave :md Augie contribute their share, ICO. St. joseph is depicted in worlcmtm's garb by jim Shan- The Virgin is painted in glowing colors by Earl Warren Clriclc assisted by Russ Vogel. .iw 'sta- 4' if I S-5-t A L es . ' K ' t Wi 1 , i 5 ii? ' wi? vi - ,g S 5 7a'7f1e1e... The students' parents and Father Edward chaperoned the Prom held at South Hills Country Club. Standing fl. to r.l: Mr. Reich, Mr. Muha, Father Edward, C.P., Mr. F. Moser. Seated fl. to r.l: Mrs. A. Reich, Mrs. H. Muha, Mrs. F. Moser, Mrs. H. Kem- pinski. 'n The Home and School Association works together for the interest and the welfare of us students at St. Micl1ael's. Each monthly meeting results in some new plan that benefits both parents and students alike. The officers for the past school year were: Standing fl. to r.2: Mr. Muha, Mr. P. Schultz, Mr. E. Wantulck, Fr. Edward, C.P. Seated fl. to r.l: Mrs. H. Scheppele, Mrs. M. Gargotta. 0m 71141144 Our able cafeteria staff busily prepares the food for the noon rush hour. Hungry students feel that these ladies possess one of the most im- portant jobs in the school. fLcft In riglltl: Mrs. K. Reith, Mrs. M. Dzik, Mrs. M. Brandt. I - ,: I k . ... N 2 7 X 1 1 1 .'- I mt... ff! ' 'fe - ,, f fl' 1: ,, 4 ' . ' 1 1 f sq ,. A K f A b y Q. 1,474 l . ,4 , Q I!-'gt' x I4 54 15 ii 1 .flfz 'ir l f af' 1 i . i f ' A f :J V P 434' pmt f 49' Y -- V .- l 55 , X 4 1 'N ? 2 .. 1 5 is ff :J l' gi t ' is ag, K . 9 I . a ! N1 if Our life as students of St. Michael's does not end with the ringing of the dismissal bell. We leave the classroom, hut we never are far from the protecting wing of St. Michael. HeA is with us at the socials, the honor socie- ties' meetings and countless other curricular ac- tivities. He is there in spiritg a spirit that is a part of every one of us. Our social life as students permits us to dis- play through our actions how much we have really learned in our formal education. We should strive to imitate St. Michael who knew no com- promiseg he acted only according to the wishes of God. We have every opportunity to live these ideals in our social life hy striving to malce St. Michael's more pleasing to God. Yes, these are the things that make us true Michaelinians, rep- licas of the spirit of St. Michael. We are not left to accomplish these aloneg St. Michael guards us with his powerful wings from all temptations. With him as our protector, our inspiration, and our assurance, how can we ever be led astray or cease to be true Michael- inians? ACTI ITIE is , Q Kim. - f . r - QQ X12 Na' 4 122 Q K X' M bg . M ' M- 0 , . K km M xp W P , .Wt ' 'Sf H M U ' - km, 4 X X -X .. 2 xv . V557 7 'Sui f x Q SQ Q W t fifth Father Gregory Durkin, Retreat Master. Through previous years at Saint Mich:-1el's it has always been part of tradition to give special honor and glory to Mary, Our Divine Mother. On May 25, all students participate in A ceremony in which Mary is crowned our Queen. The seniors lead the student body in the offering of their hearts and souls to their Model. Elaine Reith, chosen May Queen by the senior classes, crown Mary with the assistance of Don Gurtner, her escort. The presiding attendants were Kathy Reitz, Mary Rcith, Rich Moser, and john Stefnriyak. HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR BOYS Row 1-l. to r.: K. Bertel, J. Gugliuzza, G. Orchard, N. Neider, H. Burke, J. Adams, J. Stefanyak, R. Kopas, D. Page. Row 2: H. Frenegor, A. Kozuskn, R. Daugherty, -I. Kempinski, W. Potanlco, D. Donahue, To- masco, D. Halminiak. D. Bogda, J. Olup. Ron' 3: R. Kerman, A. Adams, M. Rigot, B. Hartman, B. Biedzinski, R. Moser, P. Car- lin, D. Shidlmeier, N. Cotter, C. Warren. ggi During Holy Wurek we set aside our studies to make our retreat. One of the spiritual activities of this retreat was the attendance of the student body at the Stations of the Cross. This spiritual pause regenerates the true spirit of St. Michael's students. Mallee! A smiling face and laughing eyes reign over all, as Elaine Reith, John Stefanyalc, Alvin Adams and Johanna Zaleski arrive at the prom. , ip Handsome men, lovely ladies, evening clothes and hne music seem to blend perfectly in creating a most enchanted evening, one which will be remembered for a life time. Yes, it is Almost Like Being in Love, as Joan Buck and Richard Moser add to the splendor of the few remaining hours of the prom. Bob O'Connor enjo the Mardi Gras. x ,. xy, 'K ys a dance with the queen of ' K+. gl Q i S A royal smile indicates happiness as James Shandriclc and Dorothy Staab dance to the music of the Nlardi Gras. Paam...aciaL1 The trials of initiation are forgotten as upperclassmen and fresh- men alike, join together for an evening of fun and gaiety at the freshman social. MY ' Mother Cf A11 CAve Marial Four Part Mixed Voices KS. A. T. BJ Fraditional Arranged ioso by Crane Calder Mary and Kathy re-enact the age old scene of the Annunciation. 1' Illfl Gwdwia relizioso Left to right: A. Peterson, K. Pietzak, D. Wess, W. Potauko, E. Reith, J. Miller, C. Rein- hardt, B. Maulis, G. Myers. .iq Piano l mfg .7 Tm. Qpllegatol Left lo right: A. Holz, L. Giovanelli, N. Driscoll, R. O'Connor, B. Gradeck, M. Golembiewslci, R. Kopas, B. Griffin, J. Gugliuzza, J. Gabig, W. Roell, M. Rigot. - lit ,J 34 full of graceg ... The Let to rxght M edlmslu C Klawmskn, L Kaczmarek J Jll0Chl1klS J Kacerxk J Kacz marek C Klnckovltch B Kempmskn P Kyle M. Hunter, B. Kuchta. iJfu'gazog u I JJ- D18 Copyright 1952 81.1953 by 44 Inu-fwanonwz Coggrifvht ALL RIGHTS RE R QD The Presentation of Mary, was one of the many ednfymg scenes from the Cantata Hail Full of Grace. Bernadette Obringer portrayed Mary as a child. ' Q ' Made in M S. A.. xncludmg pubhc performance for profmt . . . .1 A . , . r . 1 ,H , , . 1 . -.. 1..f..1......-...-0 nf nnnuriuhf estoso mf Left to right: Botlom: lk. Blaslco, Q J. Damas, R. Danner, R. Bilski, R. Hartman, K. Brooks, J O'Connor, Buck. Top: R. fi Dock, D, Donahue, J. Stefanyak, I K- H. Burke. Left to right: Bottom: V. Zam- xslca, J. Seibel, D. Page, R. Wiles L C. Sticky. Middle: C. Toner, P. Yalch, D. Toner, A. Muha. Top: men..l O Moth Tabasco- - J. Slmndrick, J. Zaleski, f ff. J' -4 table-aux depicting each scene. M. Rcith had the honor of playing Mar Witli Jerusalem as the background the Glee Club presented Hail Full of Grace with Y. f ffi X-f,ad5 i ,RJJ At the Nativity scene the angels lift their hearts towards heaven. .. 4 i 9153 '7 Top: D. J. Staab, E. Wenniger, R. Amrhein F. Raith, Stanger. Middle': R. Dougherty E. Schlcgal, D. Tarasovich, S. Swszcz. Top G. Serawick, M. A. Schiedle, S. Bronecki. '-Q40 x.x 3X 6, gig M f 3 3 Aga ,www ,..,, ,L 1 , .X .Q-.ef-gk..-. 1, gl yi - tL, Ronald Kopas, organist. , ww -04 r'yv f v f 'xp' www w K4 fum 4-4- s , 5, L X ee 494 'Q , L Ji 5 pn. . . Q. 1 J 5' ' -5'3 1 , , .. . :wi 4, WM! Y wwf? ff V x,, 'R fi Zi ig Don't try to stop Bob Pas- tor, he's dynamite! Would you look at that Rege Dauk jump. At least a foot higher than anyone near him. H 3 'f .Sw Row one, left to right: C. Miller, VV. Long, S. Ciesielski, D. Page, Student Manager, R. Vogel, Gildea, Zak. Ron' Inv: J. Adams, Student Manage-r, B. Bicdzinski, R. Pastor, T. Smolinski, R. Daulc, C. McAllister, J. Burk, R. Kmonk, Stefanyak, Student Manager. Bob Pastor, inclining to be greedy, grabs the ball. sw' 'f ee 1 . , W fl as Q m ,L 5 f 1. fn i A ' E , gg 5 fnfvgf. 3, 9 If J 'flflvfj 'liz xi! I H l YL' ' A 1 'fn 2 ,.--' - 8 'fats N f , 3-Q-. N xA' 4 1 -my 55112 Johanna Zalcski Berry Lee Kuchra Carole Klawinski Nancy Baurle Janet Hostutler Left to right: Nl. Tnschlcr, P. liomlvach, R. Kurzawslci, lVl Nlarlene Nlilligan Navoncy, G. Vogel, K. lVlulinari, P. Nlalloy. 'Uv ,,, Er Jeanne Kacerik Elaine Reith Mrs. Patricia Renk, Coach K 2 af-'Ms' Nancy stretches despcratcly in an attempt to tip the ball into the hands of her expectant tealll mates. 0 1 . . i . Ni VM, W ka , 2111 fE:E5?'Y5?'k 71-EES ' ff '53, fx Q f Alf' f 0' 5 Q 5. S r Q S , I L ,Q . F K, Q ., .43 ,V f' 5 . NW mm f ' XM ,?3'12:w. 'N' .5 , A ,um V .L I Z Q? sp'w,4Amk A 'Y :ii if 7,.kvk j, r -. df 3545? ff' 'Ag-5f2L l 2 an D, E-fs: sis K, . X I. W f1 251 his - ,, 1 Standing fl. to r.l: B. Lawless, D. Reirh, C. Miller, B. Bic-dzinslci, R. Vogel, J. Slefanyak, R. Dauk, A. Adams, R. Tabasko, H. Burke, M. Rigot, J. Adams. Kneeling: P. Schwarrzmiller, G. Gray, J. Hartman, T. Kmonk, J. Scanlon, M. Day. in Baseball . . . in Bowling Richard Moser John Stefanyak Earl Warren David Page Donald Gurtner Ar thc' commencement of our Freshman year out class joined together for the first time in il gvnrral Mass and Communion. In similar manni-r we now depart with hearts and souls united. Graduation gr -n.., While seated in their places, the minds of the seniors wander back to that memorable day upon which they received their rings. For now, they are prepared to accept thi-ir diplomas with a soul, strong in courage and love. O O 6 ,amezzw In the true Nlichaelinian Spirit, the seniors solemnly yet proudly accept their diplomas signifying four years of work well Clone undvr thc guidance of thi-ir pa- tron, Saint Michael. Janice Wy'st-, graduating with highest honors, accepts her diploma from Father Adolph. .lit ffgsfia' Danny, speaking on behalf of the seniors, gives his farewell to the school. The student body is gath ered together in order that exceptional s t u d e n t s be awarded honors for out standing achievement Honor Day holds particular meaning for the seniors who have long awaited this ay . X X 4-sr - Q29 f ' , has-'i ,,,,,uJ , F,-f : N se? Ni: am 1 F 1 s .. to , 58 ,, mg? SG . gs X gl if A New I 1 - - X vw-. 5 ., flex, F ,V rel Qs .1 , QW, J - X. X Q I Nifiriz ffl? ffm-V 1, M ' lfigmzqg M. H w ri? ia qw G! As thc Hnal words of fart-wcll arc cxprcssvd hy Father Edward, the seniors solemnly turn and take thc-ir last Stvps through thc nudi- torium. Tvars of joy and sndnvss are shvd as a html sumnmtion of all fond memories is rccordvd in their hearts forever. w .tt 1 lmqdmw., my si 5 fl N, XXX 'N Www rs Q 5. N 531215. Q 1 ,,.v,T.l',- 1 -- lg f fn ll A j A .li st Q' r ' 4 42 vw .Quia Z!! Ima 'S .p X221 v- U . 8 :Jw ,Nf.'b if P ic, iq 'il .iii Sgt g, ivWz.4 1'-.RQ 'H+ Va s. t wk 4 A 55 x x X i' X L 7 'A r , gb w . Q r X S 'x uwlan JK as ivx aw qt , 53 x My K Wit' 'S x Q1 N ,V -wi Q hd: X .Aiwa ik . .X A 2 x fs it fx . I I v.-3 , - -A ., - H ' E K A - . - .sf 1 . 1 . .-Zi.. 53 .- ,. ' 'LR ' 'W' ' . is.. . MM- '2i '- ' -. f, ' 1: , 'sms-'ASQ ' ' Q J 'Sis , 'J' , CQ, Q. - .ff- . . , . . At Samt Michaels the spirit of the school holds deepest meaning for the Seniors. Being the heart of the school, we were required to convey the ideals of our Alma Mater and to preserve all the principles that had been 'laid down as guides to success and achievement. Our taslc was dilficultg not only did we protect a reputation that had been acquired over a long period of years, but also aspired to raise our school to loftier heights. With such responsibilities, we were fortunate to be under the protection of Saint Michael. , It was with the aid of his mighty shield and sword that we guarded the stand- ards at Saint Michael's. Just as Michael took weapons in hand and with courage stood to defend what was right, we too have done our best to light evil and retain peace within our beloved school. ' There were times of success and times of failure, but never did we lose our power of determination, a power derived from the spirit of the -Michaelinians before us. Now we take our place among the alumni. With a feeling of satis- faction we hand to our underclassmen the heritage of the Michaelinian Spirit. S I .Jgr f 1111? SE Q I V f.:,s,? , . .1 M :fp J Aa, Q f 'W-5' Q u f-fIfdfgz7?iV' mi? - , , - vw A , .J,,!.,gr J QW M D ,.g , 4.- K M P- Q -CfFJI'f2'P, Nw. N 3:2 N iw . 2 4 ' ffw ww . ' ,. , - ,pg hr.. 771' 'E 'Q' W ' vi Was' M' H ALVIN ADAMS AI Camera Club Z, 3, 45 Mission Society 2, 34 Vice-President of Mission So- ciety 43 Auto Club 43 Classic Honor 45 Student Council 4g Excalibur Staff 2. SENIORS WILLIAM BERINGER Bingo Camera Club 3, 45 Server lg Speech KATHLEEN BLISS Cappy Speech 64 Debate 1, 2, 35 Sacred Heart Club Z, 3, 43 Fatima Club lg Glee Club 4g Nlichaelinian Staff 4. X! Z 29 Auto Club 4. PRISCILLA BOBAK Pris Speech 2, 3g Glee Club 45 Fatima Club l. WALTER BIALECKI Wal! Passion Play 1, 23 Camera Club 3, 4g Glee Club 25 Server 1. KATHRYN BROOKS Kay Glee Club 3, 45 Fatima Club l, 4g Band 2, 3g Excalibur Staff 3. ii- 14' -5,521 CLASS OF I958 JOAN BUCK Joan Excalibur Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4, Secretary of the Glce Club 45 Cafeteria Staff 3, 45 Fatima Club 1, 45 Speech 1: Mission Society Z: Class Officer Z5 Library 15 Diocesan Chorus 45 Student Council 45 Sacred Heart Club 4. JEAN DAMAS Jeanne Speech 2, 35 Fatima Club 1, 45 Glee Club. 'Z' HARRY BURKE Har Baseball Z, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Boys' Choir Z, 3, 4, President of Choir 45 Basketball l, 3, 45 Class Officer Z, 45 Student Council 45 Sci- ence Honor 45 Nloclern Language Honor 4. DANIEL F. DONAHUE Dan Class Ofhcer 1, Z, 3, 45,History Honor I, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, President of the Student Coun- cil 45 Speech 64 Debate 1, 2, 35 Choir Z, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Auto Club 45 Band 15 Passion Play. EDWIN CLEARY Ed Basketball 1, Z, 45 Speech 86 Debate Z5 Excalibur Staff 3, 45 Baseball 45 Auto Club 4. Maw NANCY DZIK Nan Passion Play l, Z, 3, 45 Fatima Club 1, 45 Business Manager of the Mich- aelinian 45 Camera Club 35 Glee Club 35 Speech I5 Library Staff 4. o I A , X , . CLASS OF I958 JUDY FELLABAUN1 .Iudi Speech Bc Debate 1, 2, 3, 43 Excalibur Staff Z, 3, 4: Co-Editor of the Ex- calibur 4g Fatima Club 1, 43 Student Council 43 Basketball 4. BARBARA GULASSA Barb Speech 66 Debate 1, 2, 33 Library Staff 1, 23 Excalibur Staff 3, Editor of the Excalibur 43 Bowling 33 Fatima Club 43 Class Ofhcer 43 Student Council 4. HERMAN FRENEGAR Sonny Camera Club 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 33 Choir 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Speech Bc Debate 13 Auto Club 4. DOROTHY GERT Dorothy Sacred Heart Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mis- sion Society l, Z, 3, 43 Speech 1, 33 Business Honor Society 3, 43 Student Council 43 Library Staff 43 Fatima Club lg Michaelinian Staff 4. DONALD GURTNER Don Glee Club Z, 3, 4g Class Officer Z, 3, 43 Student Council 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent of the Student Council 43 Bas- ketball 13 Bowling 43 Band lg Auto Club 4. RICHARD HECK Heck Art 1, 23 Musart Honor Society 1, 23 Speech 33 Camera Club 4. L, life A all Z QV if K 1 1 ai 5 if- 4 Q I 3 'f DOROTHY JABLONSKI Dot Art X, 25 Fatima Club 1, 4g Glee Club 3, 4. SEPJIOIQS MARGARET JEDLINSKI Peggy JUDY JUOCNUKIS Judy Glee Club 3, 43 Fatima Club 1, 45 Speech Z, 3. In 1 ,fi c 27 N 5. f , QQAWQ it , A if E 7,515 Glee Club 3, 4g Excalibur Z, 3g Fatima Club 1, 45 Library 1, Zg Passion Play 1. JEANNE KACERIK Jeanne Excalibur 2, 3, 43 Fatima Club 1, 4g Basketball 1, 35 Library 1, 23 Speech 64 Debate 1, Zg Mission Society 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Student Manager of Basketball. ROSEMARY JOHNSON Rose Excalibur Staff 2, 3, 4g Fatima 1, 45 Glee Club 3, 43 Library Staff 2, 3. JOAN KACZMAREK .loan Glee Club 3, 4g Fatima Club 4g Sacred Heart Club 44 Speech GL Debate 3. DAVID KELLY Dave Excalibur Staff 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 45 Auto Club 45 Server 1. SENIORS Mere? BERNICE KEMPINSKI Bernice Speech GL Debate 1, 2, 35 Glee Club CAROL KLAWINSKI Chicken Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain of the Basketball Team 45 Speech 2, 35 Fatima Club 1, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Librarian 1. 5? QV 3, 45 Math Honor Society 3, 45 Mod- ern Language Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Class Officer 15 Library Staff 15 Classic I-lonor Society 25 Co-Editor of the Michael- inian 45 Mission Society 35 Fatima Club 15 Cafeteria Staff 4. ANNA M. KOCURKOVIC Anne Speech 66 Debate 1, 2, 35 Raclio and TV Honor 2, 3, 45 Band l, Z5 Glee Club 3, 45 Fatima Club 2. REGIS KERMAN Vic Speech 1, 25 Science Honor 3, Nlocl' erator of the Science Honor 45 Cam- era Club 35 Boys' Choir 45 Michael- inian Staff 45 Student Council 4. BETTY LEE KUCHTA Belly Excalibur Staff 2, 3, 45 Fatima Club l, 45 Library 1, 25 Glee Club 3, 45 Michaclinian Staff 45 Basketball 4. 4f ' t if 1 CLASS OF I958 PENNY KYLE Penny Speech 86 Debate 1, 2, Treasurer 35 Fatima Club 1, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Business Honor Society 3, 45 Corresponding Secre- tary of the Michaelinian 45 Writers Club 45 Cafeteria Staff 4. ARLA MUHA Arla Speech dl Debate 1, 2, President 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Fatima Club 1, 45 Spanish Honor 3, 45 Class Officer 1, Z5 Student Council 3, Secretary 45 Micbaelinian Staff 45 Writers Club 45 Cafeteria Staff 45 Library 3. XF BARBARA MAULIS Barb Speech 1, 25 Glee Club 3, 45 Fatima Club 1, 4. JUDXITH O'CONNOR Judy Glee Club 3, 45 Fatima Club 1, 45 Speech 1, 25 Library 1, Z5 Excalibur Staff 35 Passion Play l. RICHARD MOSER Rich Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Math Honor 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Class Officer 2, 35 Student Council 45 Bowling 45 Speech Z5 Modern Language 35 Michaelinian Staff 45 Auto Club 4. ROBERT O'CONNOR Bob Class Officer 1, 25 Speech 1, 25 Stu- dent Council l5 Michaelinian Busi- ness Manager 4. FQ CL JEROME OLUP Ollie Passion Play 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir Z, 3, 45 Camera Club 35 Auto Club 45 Science Honor So- ciety 4. AUDREY PETERSON Pele Art 1, 2, 35 Speech 66 Debate 1, Z5 Fatima Club 1, 45 Glee Club 3, 4. ASS OF I958 DAVID PAGE Dave Art 3, 45 Server 3, 45 Passion Play 3, 45 Student Manager of Basketball 3, 45 Speech 86 Debate 35 Student Council 45 Michaelinian Staff 45 Bowling 45 Auto Club 4. CHARLES RAUBER Chuck Camera Club 2, 3, 45 Speech 1, 2. 3 PATRICIA PERSANG Path Band 1, 25 Camera Club 3, 45 Fatima Club 1, 45 Glee Club 3, 4. MARY RAUBER Mary Art 1, Z, 3, 45 Art Editor of the Michaelinian 4. Q flu, i 57 I 5 i 3 l ! ! ELAINE REIT!-I E Basketball 1, 2, 3, Student Manager 45 Sacred Heart 1, 2, 3, 45 Art 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Fatima Club 1, 45 Speech. SENIORS - ' Hifi .if MARY REITH Mary Sacred Heart Club 1, Z, 35 Fatima JANET SEIBEL Jan Mission Society 1, 2, 3, Secretary of Mission Society 45 Excalibur Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Fatima Club 1, 45 Basketball 15 Speech 13 Micbaelinian Staff 4. f s ,110 A . T93 Club 1, Prefect of Fatima Club 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Excalibur Staff Z. JAMES SHANDRICK Shanny Class Oflicer 3, 45 History Honor 3, 45 Musart Honor 3, 45 Excalibur Staff, Sports Editor 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 45 Art 3, 45 Student Council Treasurer 45 Basketball 3. KATHLEEN REITZ Kathy Glee Club 3, 45 Business Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Fatima Club 45 Student Council 45 Library Staff 25 Art 2. CAROLE SHEVLIN Shevy Fatima Club l, 45 Journalism 2, 35 Passion Play 3, 4. DOROTHY JEAN STAAB D. J. Mission Club 1, Z, 3, President of the Mission Club 45 Class Officer 2, 3, 45 Excalibur Staff Z, 3, 4: Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Glee Club 3, Secretary of the Glee Club 45 Fatima Club 1, 45 Passion Play 25 Micliaelinian Co-Editor 4. EARL WARREN Earl Art 1, Z, 3, 45 Muzart Honor 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Camera Club 35 Michaelinian Staff 45 Auto Club 45 Class Officer 45 Bowling 4. Z 0.4 V ' SENIORS JOHN STEFANYAK John Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer Z, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Band 1, Z5 Art 1, Z5 Glee Club 3, 45 History Honor Society 3, 45 Mathematics Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Diocesan Chorus 3, 45 Michaelinian Staff 45 Auto Club 45 Bowling 45 Basketball Student Manager 4. ROBERTA WILES Bert Glee Club 3, 45 Fatima Club 1, 45 9 7' Excalibur Staff 35 Speech Z. DOROTHY TONER Joyce Glee Club 3, 45 Fatima Club 1, 45 Speech 1, Z5 Library 1, 25 Excalibur Staff 3. JANICE WYSE .lan Excalibur Staff Z, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Modern Language Honor 3, 45 Fatima Club 1, 45 Class Officer Z, 45 Write1's Club 45 Student Council 4. fi CLASS OF I JOHANNA ZALESKI Jo Basketball 1, Z, Co-Captain 3, 4g Student Council 2, 3, 4: Speech BL Debate I, 25 Glee Club 4g Fatima Club 4g History Honor 33 Classical Language Honor 25 Band 1, 2g Cafe- teria Staff 4. VERONICA ZAMISKA Ronnie Speech 64 Debate l. Z, 3, 4g Library 1, 23 Student Council 15 Class Officer lg Fatima Club 1, 45 Basketball lg Glee Club 3, 45 Micbaelinian Stal? 4. 7404601 04613 'Y WY? BERNARD HARTMAN Mariariists, New York JANICE ROHE Franciscans, Milvalle, Pa. 958 ,.,' WILLIAM FINNIGAN Passionists, Dunkirk, New York The Graduating Class of '58 is privileged lo have three former classmates chosen by God lo follow Him in the Religious Life. They are now preparing for their holy calling and we wish them God's blessings. ,of 4, ,H .16 li f ,.f'4 ,rv .Na v ' -4 ,pv ,..--' ju .K ':,,,-nv m ' Q' 4' , i I .f A 2 fr - W. X fy , mis 1554 5 f W N .- af ' .: ,f 'galil YI' -v N 'dh ' . I ,V A . Q bi I 3 , K ' ' if ,I ii E J ' A it ' ' ' 'UZ1 w ' ic' , i u. 'I ' g J' 1 ' i ' 'F I 1' 2 V E A vii' Q i .l I A ', gl f A s ' M.,-4' , w e-'fi , i n aa ' If fi 'Q 9 , ti? ' fi 1 . -' Ze..-rg A s .V l ,X ' p 4 ,Qi-f'5, 3 1 ' ivfq.-,nt ,, i i ' -, az 3, ' f r In 'fiffjy -' TH'-2 H . . svn' I 'a ZW riiwg. j I ffff :ff 5 ' I , -, J' ,fax ,- Y, ' , .P It H !..u, we have finished our studiesg and we are prepared to forge ahead, armed with a true Michaelinian Spirit. Equipped with Wisdom, we will have courage and strength to carry the spirit of Michael throughout our life, to defend our ideals, and to practice our Faith amidst the attacks of 20th Century Lucifers. We will carry with us the gleaming sword of Michael, a symbol of truth. Its possession will prove to be a source of security, a medium by which we will slash away all obstacles that hinder us in the achievement of our goal. And always, as we abide by the principles instilled in us at Saint Michael's, we will live in the shadow of the shield of Michael. Its power of protection assures us that the archangel will always stand over us ready to rescue us from any danger, and that he will speed to our side on fleeting wing to aid us in all difficulties. Yea, our school spirit does not cease when we leave our Halls of Ivy, but rather the atmosphere that has governed our high school days will prove to be the greatest influence in our lives-this is theltrue Michaelinian Spirit. 525.00 St. Michael's Alumni St. Paul's Monastery 510.00 St. Henry Church Father Anthony Boosa Rev. James Denvir Rev. Louis P. Hohos Rev. E. L. Kaczmarek Rev. Vincent B. Kukleski Harry A. Mammarelle Elaine Mendl Ollie Rosemary Pelc Jerry Plantz Rev. Stephen Malosky Father Thomas Manion Rev. Timothy Stockmeyer, C.P. Rev. John Vllta Sister Martha Thomas, O.D.P. Mack McCaf1'erty's Meat Market McDonald Bros. Pitt Auto Sales Pius Street Bakery St. Michael's Blessed Virgin Society St. Michael,s Holy Name Society 35.00 St. Henry School St. Joseph's Home St. Peter's Church St. Pius X Church J. Poniatowski Bene. Assn. 53.00 Women's Thurs. Eve. Bowling League 51.00 Catholic Women's Union Branck The Serving Staff ALUMNI S5.00 Thaddeus Malloy Tommy 53.00 Mike Kedzuf Frank T. Smolinski Joseph Stefanyak 52.00 Tom Brandt Charles J. Gabig Antoinette Gargotta Millie Gasten Mary Ann Malloy Mary Ann Milaniak Carole Reich Michael Reith Mirian Schabel Nancy Lee Serowik Joe Vucic Miriam Ausher 51.00 Loretta Bartosik Anna Bonner Barbara Bova Judy Brandt Jack Carleton Jo Cordell Diane, Butch, Gail Jack Dyer Dale Falce Maureen A. Fallon Paul A. Garofolo Gerry Geraci Edmund Gert Rosemary Honan Ronald Hostuttler Gordan Joswiak Donald Kamin Ann Kelleher Robert Kirlin Vic Klemantocich Arlene Knorr Betty Kraemer Angela Leopardi Anna Reith Michael Reitz Patricia Romanelli Evelyn Schenk Marlene Seibel Shirley Seibel Rosemary Seibel Paul Slizik Russell Smith Mary Ann Sommer Joan Spucizza Rita Sydor Bill Wallace Ramonda Yeckel 525.00 Martha S. Davies Dance Studios All Types of Dancing TUxedo 2-2737 520.00 Arcade Theatre 515.00 Bruck Uniform Co. Reick Milk 510.00 Appel Visual Aid Burroughs Office Machines Training Center Cardell Studio 4804 Liberty Avenue John Gargotta's Market EV 1-5001 Gearing Lumber Co. So. 20th Bc Sidney Sts. HE 1-0223 Gurtner Heating Co. Hill-Top Plb. Bc Htg. Inc. Hollister's Mobil Service 1949 Arlington Ave. HE 1-9497 Honolulu Conservatory of Music 1201 Carson St. HE 1-7725 Jednota Club 2726 E. Carson St. Karhuts Bakery Cyril L. Knorr lOpticianJ 1221 E. Carson St. HE 1-3139 Lyman Savings and Loan Association Eugene V. Martin Real Estate Agency Al F. Planitzcr Bakery 126 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 10, Pa. Russell's Market 219 St. Joseph St. South Pittsburgh Savings and Loan Assn. South Side Plumbing 66 Heating Co. Suburban Savings 6L Loan Assn. 2801 Brownsville Road Steve Sventy-School of Music 1812 Carson Street HE 1-0111 T 66 T Hardware 2112-14 Carson Sr. Leo A. Wajert, M.D. 1813 Carson St. William Wess-Plastering Workingmen's Beneficial Union District No. 6 55.00 Auen Bros. M. A. Baskind Co. Wallpaper 56 Paint Beneficial Finance Company Cleaning Materials at Chemicals Co. Wm. Colteryan Gt Sons Co, DeBolt Lines Inc. Duquesne Brewing Co. Edward's Super Dry Cleaners Erny Funeral Director Joe Gargottzfs Market L. C. Gicquelas, Elizabeth Pharmacy Golden Son's Furniture Gruber Distributing J. A. B. Hardware Hernon dt Co. Jewelers Kirner's Catholic Book Store Kissane Supply Co. Joseph M. Kuchta George Lanz 66 Son Corp. The Lo rraine Beauty Shoppe Malone Plumbing Supply Co. Millsite Tavern A. E. Page Co. Petrodune Service Station Prokopovitsh Funeral Home Rnymond's Market Raymond's Meat Market John M. Romanik Motor Sales Roxy's Cafe Singer Sewing Machine Co. Sternberger Paint Pa. Vending Co. Washeer Bros. Wasik's Market F. J. Werthman Beer Dist. Joe Zarnish Aiken Conf. Mr. 66 George Berman Mr. James F. Malloy 83.00 Arlington Distributor Book's Shoe Store Easier Cleaners Dr. Merle R. Leslie Miller Furniture Co. AMike Paczak's Ca fe Reich's Bowling Alleys Saupe Hardware Shaffers Yarsky Dist. 52.50 Grau's Jewelry Store 52.00 Bernettis Paint Store Dr. David Black Dr. S. Cohen D 66 H Men's Shop Farmers Fresh Cut Up Poultry Foodrown Super Market Friedland's Ladies' Apparel Garofalo's Shoe Store Garry's Commercial Photographers General Lighting Co. Herman Heyl, Florist Humphery Products Inc. Kirby's Shoe Store Mackey's Confectionery Penna. Vending Corp. Pioneer Bakery Rai? Printing Co. Sprohar's Conf. S!anley's Barber Shop 51.00 Airways Tavern Alba Press Angelo Shoe Repair Balcer BakQry Bariska Market Beck Market Becker's Barsotti's Bakery Brunner Garage Cancilla's Marker Carson Floral Shop Chesters Pat 66 Ida-One Hour Cleaners Cardest Plumbing Co. Tom's Corner Store Dees Flower Shop Diamond Bakery Domino Bros. ?air Deal Appliance Co. io. 18th St. Garage 'ieorge Dairy Sertrude Cleaners 'Iieme's Cleaners lack 66 Jill Childrerfs Store loe's Grocery loe's Shoe Shop lohnny's Barber Shop lol'm's Restaurant Ceystone Block Co. sando's Rexall-Drugs WcElhone Grocery slew Era Glass Works Ylayo Drugs '. F. McCarthy's Store 'arisian Shop Venn Meat Market 'ittsburgh Chemical Co. leiland Cleaners Schwab's Grocery Store Schwarzel's , Seebacker's Poultry Inc. Geo. H. Soffel Co. Syl's Barber Shop T 66 T Cleaners Tamby's Place Yawny's Bakery Zawada's Religious Store 513.00 Senior Class 10-1 512.00 Mr. 66 Mrs. A. R. Dauk Mr. 66 Mrs. A. C. 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