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

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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 -

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,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

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,, 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?