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

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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 . ..

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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

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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.