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

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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 ...

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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.

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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.