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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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Cod made us so that He can be good to us, so that we can first of all become like Him, good to others. If we truly give ourselves in love to others, He will share with us His eternal estate, His own happiness. All other results would be failure fe- all other beauties and renowns won at the expense of grace and love, at the price of converting Infinite Goodness to another lnfinite, Justice. We learn this at Saint lVIichael's, and we set our feet to it seasonably, beautifully, ur- gently, in the gracious symbol of the liturgy - the motif of this book - as it unfolds sin and redemption, death and resurrection, sanctity and fulfillment in the Triune Life of God. . , Y 4 li W sig Gul-0 I959 MICHAELI I Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Q 5? ASX farm Q l959 MICHAELINIAN ST. MlCHAEL'S SCHOOL Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania CONTENTS Fall Ring Day, Senior Trip, Honor So- cieties, Freshman Class, Excalibur Staff, Micliaelinian Staff. Winter Classes, Clubs, Sophomore Class, Cbrislmas Cantata, Uklaboma, Has- ketball, Junior Class. Spring May Crowning, Retreat, Prom, Base- ball, Friends, Honor Day, Graduation Seniors. 0 Administration In Parish J Father Adolph Schmitt, C.l . Father WeI1df'lil1 lVleis, C.lJ. Pastor mn- ' Life is learningg and learn- ing, if it is worth anything at all, is the power to choose well, because it is the discov- ery of reasons for doing or saying things. Your Catholic Faith supplies you with the best and highest reasons. New commence to live and walk with God along the path of prudent Choices and wise de- cisions which will lead direct- ly to Cod. Father Timothy C.P. 4 It any minister, let him clo it, as ot the power... l know your yearbook will he some- thing to treasure for the rest of your lives. Wlhen you pick it up even years after you have left St. lNlichael's. may it serxe as a reminder of the efforts of your priests and sisters to form you into men and women who live their Faith. Why' not follow the example of that brilliant Archangel Michael who fought and con- quered Satan and all he stands lor? St. llliehaells hattle-ery was: hwho is like Codfw No one can he eompared with Cod. May this yearbook remind you of that faet and to live in aceord with it. lfather Adolph CPA Father 'Timothy Stockmeyer, CP. S V 5 . 'uf' ..V.. .. and School To the Graduates of 759 As it is with individuals so with classes. earth has its own personality, its special gift. even its own weaknesses. Yours has lieen a class distinctive in its eommon hond of Charity expressed in uneommon 4-ourtesy. You have honored St. lVlichael's as much hy what you are as hy tht- things you have done. This has heen your gift to your school - hut you must nev- . I, T er forget that you learned it of her. Now we say groodby 4 with deep regret f for you are much loved. You will he missed - and hy none more than lay your Father Edward lfrnesline and lfatln-r lidward look ilIlIllS4'll as they stu film- of one .of ilu- senior lroys. As you go forth to meet your chal- lenge may you do so in a spirit of loyalty to the noble ideals you have revered while attending St. Nlicrhaelis. May the blessing of Almighty Cod guide you along lifeis way! Devotedlv. Sister DM. liuella Father Edward Hennessy, C.l J which Cod administereth. I Peter 4:11 Sister M. Luella, OSF. 'f 1 5: t ewafasg , ,f .?5 7,34 3' ie: BCUITY They that instruct others unto iustice, Father Timothy, CP. Latin Sister Regina Mary Music Sister M. Jeanne Commelczal Sister M. Lorraine Mathematics Q. Sister M. Marllda Science bister M. Leonard English ,.,ff' Sister M. Clarice Home Economics Science , 1 Sister M. l,0lIllIllLl Social Studies English Sister M. Elise Sister M. Roliertine l Sister M. Genevievm shall shine as stars 1.anguagC lor all eternity. Daniel 23:3 Mrs. Margaret McQuacle Girls, Cyn Mr. Hubert Dietcrle Boys, Gym ZA NK lwrst ron I 71 to nhlzf L lioximlh J xZllllkLNlCl1 ,I Qtokes 5 Swyszcz. Seronrl row: F. Moser, M. Navoney, J. Brandt, I XM llowc ki X Ncllwtrrdxopf J Cu llllLld Third row D Reich, N. Ncider, D. Bogda, M. Taschler, D. Helniiniak, B. Behind every function of the school shines the light of the Student Council. The sole objec- tive of this organization is thc welfare of the school and the upholding of the prestige which it has acquired through the years. The council is composed of representatives from every classroom and organization in the school. Thus, everyone has a voice in matters concerning student life in the school, The organi- zation is divided into committees which concern themselves with the various phases of school lille. The results have been a deep-rooted cooperation and great bonds of respect hetween schoolmates and their leaders. The curriculum of the school has been the beneficiary as well. Home and School Association The Home and School Association stands high in the life of St. Michaells. lt has contributed much time and effort towards maintaining good relations hetween school and the home. At the monthly meetings many prohlems of parent-chil- dren relations are discussed, speakers give expert advice on pertinent subjects, and many difficulties are ironed out. The Association not only aids the school in this way: it also helps it financially. Its gener- osity has heen instrumental in providng the school with new flooring. new sewing machines, and new desks. This year the Association celebrated its Fifth Anniversary. A gala dinner was held on the eve- ning: of January ll, at which the Very Reverend Monsignor john B. Nlcllowell was the principal speaker. Duquesne University's famous Tambur- itzans provided the entertainment. Q iw Top: Mr. C. Schultz, Kev. Edward llennessey, UP., Mr. IN Maznr, Senlerl: Mrs. M. Cargottu, Mr. lf. W'antuck, Mrs. ll Sehcppolc. Sealerl: Nm-v. Adolph Schniitt. CLP., Mrs. K. Reitz, Very Rev. his gr. John li. Mcllowell, Mr. C. Schultz. Smnrlirzgz A 1 C. tuck, Pres., Mr, H. liunher, Rey. Edward Henncssey, CP., Rev. Timothy Stoekmcyer. Nl: I Wan fi E 5 :K Qi' P C . 4 AQ 5. ri M Y Yi Vx ,-, N i 9 A Q -'A ALITUM The autumn oak traces a rich bronze Onto the blue. At its feet chrysanthemums nod. The air is cool, pure and winelike. All the world is crisp and deepwdyed. It is the brave beauty of the year Parading into death. When the ghosts of those bronze leaves Swirl into the howling sky. But death is to the unwise: Earth knows that winter is the womb of spring. The wistful soul of man knows no final winter When the trees are black . . . When ice-fingered wind rakes thebrown brush Behold a Woman crowned with December stars The human Immaculate! Totally beautiful! Utterly terrible! Quickened with the ancient Hope. The Redeemer! The Godly One! The Root of Jesse! Emmanuel! ' . . n - P I A' , 'Ir Z, W, uf . 1. .4 ,'. 'I' I ' 1 : ! 'a . f f ' V J , 1 F, , ' I , 4 ., 3 4 74, . ' fu ' ' 1 fn .5,,' , 4 V ,x .. .1 f uaf- -' - 1 x 1 'Al ' . , 'I' ' E A f w af' ' . M 'Wulf M i A - ' f 9 ' .a I l 1 ,fr QQ, 1 .fs , , . 0 A ,f 0 A J . . 1 1 v M' wr, va .x Q., 4 I me I, , fm' Time , 1 .av if A 1. for I am become as one 'V 'iffxr' 4 . , that gleanefh In autumn.. 2' 'S , . V! ' ' .7 - 'J' Jf' , j Mlcheas 7:1 - h N 'h h ' if 'lk Yarn V' me wa , v I xl' . 1 1 uf! - ,GJ I PW' in N , ' 1 4 ' ,, it 844' f J if Y X it IQ, Eternity, the ring, and our class are inter- woven in the first main event of our senior year. Although Ring Day began with the same procedure we followed every Friday morning, after Holy Mass a considerable change took place. For the first time we would accept the leadership of the school by accepting her ring. We Open The Q Year With Christ WJ In a very beautiful ceremony we received our class ring which is a sign of unity and eternity. The ring in itself is not a sign of power, but it is an everlasting reminder that we are members of the 'Class of 759 pledged to the best for ourselves, for our school, and for our God. The Ring . . . Symbolic of Eternity A a Muir:-y llntz. .loan Gulrigl. and lgQ'I'll1lI'll Uiemlzinslxi Cnrnpurv A 2 rlnfs rings. 1 nil X 1 ju ' ,. ,,, , 5. l 5 ' 4 l'iillllf'I' l':flWllTll mlistrilmtes Iliff lilvsss-cl class rings ul . . . . w ' lip lln- inspiring vm-ri-nwny Wlllfll Crowned thi- Pe-us! uf ' N , . . . . , -.,, St. NlII'lIilQ'l. jf, 5 ' 'K 1- e-vm-ning t'l'lI'llI'llll0Il l-t'Llllll'Cll Ll large ring Cll'l'UYklli0ll liz lun- wliivli svniors li. Millvr, l,. Kacxiiiarvk, J. Adams Charle-s Mvflllistvr, Kalllltfen Pivllilli. illlll l'il'illN'llll' ind H. llurlnmn pow. Hi-itll glory in their nm-wly lll'lIllil'1'll sc-ninr rings. VW. . , V . ., - ., ' lf' I 3 l 57 ,if-'QF Y ' 1 ..,.s fy' sf Qi if .H 'Wi-3' First row left to rights M. Scheidl, P. Dchn, K. Sucky, D. Wcss. K. Bl' sk B a . . llradeck. E, Schlm-gc-I, C. Serowik, R B11-Dkl. K. fum-r. A, bchwarzkiopli, L. Giovonelli, J. Brandt, F. Reith, M. Quallich, B. Griffin, L. Kacznmurvk. Stamf- ring: Guide. R. Dougherty. C. Miller, C. Miller, W. Lawless. B. Biedzinski, J. Miller, N. Nieder, R. Dauk. Mrs. Brandt. R. Vogel, Fzlthvr Edward, Bus Drivf-r, Mrs. Reith. C. McAlliSter. R, Tobasco. M. Rigzot. J. Adams. R. Hartman. D. Rvivh U. Hodgu, VV. Cl:-ary. W. Hunt, B. Potanku. Bernie. .ianic'P. and Rirll Stand admiring the statue of the Madonna and Child in 1ifll'kI'i.f'iiL'1' Ccntvr. rl wm5u1 ' - - af-. A v-,gal x-QQ. - fl s. .--r'! '. - V ...- 9 , :nmh -' Q-M-.... Q.. WI u 1, 3, A W Q Q Q' l'uI vznllnrl ilu- astra-ntinn of Fran, Mary Ann, and Lou to thu mujcsliu akysmulpz-r's of N4-w Yo:-kk Nlllllllllllilll Islam. wi '1 4 ,v': ..-41, .5 . Q K, AA. Zn , ,X , r,.,8,.,m 1A In MMnb'.x?-M -vp--Aft. Honor Societies Q, F7 ,l. .-Miuins, J. Uuglinzza. L. Cimmmelli, K. Corcoran, S, Swyszcx, D. M. Haier ilcpart for ll Math Honor mvetingl. Nlzlriu lfifcxiiilv. P. Riviiurmis. U. Kramer. Burinlra N. Dilckstcin ami L. Donsimavil are thu rumiio ami ixIlll'lllillk are tlw svlioulk prmul wxrilc-rs. History Honor nieinln-rs, S s.. Qs 'L in V. A.. aim IA. ' 4' S ullF '1 I A aj X lvl Room 106 Top row, fefft to right: R. Popko. D. Ray. A. Frankcnfic-111. J. FLIHUII. K. Uululk. ll. 5:-xilula, R. Frngt. lfl1'f1rIlr': D. Yl1I'Ul'llkO, .I. IAJIIICTIILICII A. U'Mull1.-y. NI. Schmitt, D. Evung. U. Kc-tier. First: Nl. P4-lv. A. Beacon. P. Mr-Kvnnu. A. fawuilzki. S. 141011. fwfr In r1',Ql1l: lf, Mawr. V. Kunz, P. 0'Nz'il, ll. Svrlrlon, T011 row, fvfl to rigfziz J. Burke, U. Palrner. D. Shuphwk. R. H1'0ni:'c'ki. 17. Omiaick, R. Mm'Nul1cy, C. Buurlv. .1I1'r11Uv: M. vI'Lil'ilFwUYiI4'h. H. Tum- pvl. C. Wildowsky. N. Kalrulrimrs. C. l,llllllJt'TQU1'. H. I.u0kxwr. .I, .-Mlln-r. 1 1'r.SI: P. Lew, C. Niebrzydowski. F. Spivuzzu, U. I.:-liner. A. Fmlivk, J. Gray, M. J. 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Excalibur Staff The EXCALIBUR is published quarterly by Journalism Class of St. Michaelis. Within its can be found the social, athletic, and general of interest to the student body. The cd- itorials give their authors a chalice to express their personal opinions on subjects vitally con- cerning the life of the school. The untiring efforts of Sister Robertine, edi- tor Pat Cildea, co-editor Joseph Wuerischell, and the staff of eighteen have won the paper first honors from the Journalism judges of two leading colleges. EXCALIBUR STAFF, Left to right: J. Wesrmlowski, B. Macurak. D. Russell. J. Cugliuzza, M. Crzenda, B. Lemanski. M. Fiscantc, D. Hel- imak, K. Donahue, P. Richards . 4 ,-fn of H 4 I 1rw n A v y lllbtllik. s I 1 U 1 I . r f . l l i I' WI TER He is born, this Dream of God! fAnd sleeps against her racing heart.l lnto the winter of the world Angels shout at simple men - g'He is one of you, the Aneient unflawed Beauty! 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Potaulko. unrl l'. lllllkdwski wmik ll1ll'lI In show the fruits of Dr. Wllilvl Phywivs I'rogmn1. U. Pzlvlivk looks inlvntlv nt ilu- sluffn-11 ll'ilSillll 1- NI. X. l,4-rrx. l M , I ' . .X. ffzlrufuln.. mul .I. lmnalskn flunly ollu-r lll1'2lIlS nl IlI'4'NQ'I'XlIlIUll llll'0llgh lJiUlUg1il'1ll lll4'LlIlS. . Science 1' XVQIIIVII. ll, Wolinski. uml C, C!ll'l'Ol'ill1 work rliligm-nlly ut their fill:-nlislry an U. Il4'lll1iIli1llx Izlkl-S 1l0wn Ihr 4l1l1 ! ' 4 ff? :diver : 1.-', .hx 'NNZKN , X 24' If! , I 14. I . .ii 'er ,,, aA w TA 5 ? Q T. , 4 :vi p 41. 55: .E gp. QEARLY PENNQYLVANXAN These prize-winning exhibits represent Old Pittsburgh and New Pittslu1r,f1li, Early Pennsylvania lndiansf' hy Daniel Helminiak and Rtohert ltlzikowski, won first prize at Buhl Planetarialn llistorama vontest. All the projects were done under the supervi- sion of Sister M. Dominica. This life-size Puritan family, drawn and painted by Mary Ann Aiello and Dolores Kramer. also drew a prize for St. lNliehael's in this county-wide history contest. This replica of Mellon Square scaled to one-eighth of an inch won sevoncl prize for Donna Marie Haier and Carol Gert. Frank Moser and Martin Kunz show 11 Christian solution to the problem of integration. Historama Prize Winners pp.Mu.v 1 'Tlateway Centeri' hy Kenneth Bertf-l was a seconfl- prize winner, The flage- representative of the people who live in Pennsylvania were painted in the Keystone hy Thomas Waters, 28 'J J :MU ,L 4-rlrzwll, U. SUIIPIII, Y. I.ij4-wski. illlll l'. :x1l'K1'llllll uv sewing many lIS4'flll and pn-ily IllillgN for lln- Nu- Home Economics llu-w ,EIFIN am' lf'1ll'IllIigL tu ln- Inu-Ie-vw. IA-fl tu right: N. N1il'ilI2lllxlxll . J. llolmr. 211141 .l. liiularyki, X ff, 5 7'1 nail He-d Crnss. . -'o ' . .. 1- , .. . ll 'ky, and J. llubi, in llfl' ilu-in ure with un ullilily In mukv Slllilfl, up-In-clutv vlntlxingg Ql'I1i4lIAS lfils-ern llunun. Kulhle-en Iiluskn. :mal Xlilfiilll lluff- ll If-urn thx' lllllllllflllll l'h1lH'9 of lllDlISl'k1'1'IYillQl. ns, llill 1-xplains to the: vlass the process of bookkeeping us Mary Ann, Carol, Elsa, Mary Ann, Jim. lfvu June. and Ch-nn admirably look on. Business Studies Spf-ml ami lvvhnique are thi- main olvjevtives of these junior girls, left to right: K. Uonailiuc, T. Lach. M. Tuschlcr, A. O'Connor, N. Marx, A. Sobota, J. Tlioinas. Those seniors are improving their skill anml spcccl hy typing lo music. They aro frfft I0 righlz K. Pietzak, B. Lawless, R. Kopas, P. Cildua. D. TLll'2,lROVlCll. These juniors lvfz lo riglitz M. Aix-llo. .l. Tll0fllLlS, R. Rvilh, R, Rauber, L. Meyers, and M. Kata- vitvh ure improving their ability Io write short- hand. 30 Q- I' U,Il, In 1111. .ln 'ling , A . an 1I H11-N1' soninrs, fzjfl 11: flrgllfl I,. 1 IIIXQIIIPIII X N , Y, .1-llwxlrxknpf. J. Alllllllx N. 1-1l1-r, f., l.r1-giurl. XX. llunl. Il, li1ag11lu. Llllll l I l,ll1I1':l am' gn-llingf 111-111 into Illv lllyh11'I'il'S of ll. as RIIWLIQS lwvn am iIllI'l'l'Slill,2 Hllll' luv' -Q, l1ul1lzm1'1' is SUIIIUIIIIIIQL 0v1'ry1m1: IlC!'liS illlll llww swninrs. S. l1I'Ulll'I'ki, R. lnbllglll- 1-rly, N. Nie1l1'r, U. Ungclu, R. 'l'0ln:xs1'1v, Zlllll U. R1'i1'll lislwn inI1-nllv In 'Ill' xx11r1lw of Fznlhvr I':1lVVill'lI. ' -...,g:, 'Vx ffurol 1li1'lut1-S Ll I1-111-r :ls Ilctlv, Dawnllly, Rom Vary. :xml Sllirlvy slriu- lu in1'r1'us1- II11-ir syn-1-11 and l6l'llIlilIllt' of Slllifllldllll. 1 1 5 W p, ,A lk -N 3 Q. YT? f is Bob Kopas 32 V 1. A'kk Lifting up in harmonious voices, the choir has offered honor and glory to God through the singing of holy Mass and other services in Church. Left to right Row 1: J. Miller, N. Nieder, R. Dauk. J. Adams. Row 2: E, Willig, B. Biedzinski, M. Rigot, D. Bogda, R, Hart- man. Row 3: W. Potanko, R. Kopas, R. Dougherty, J, Gugliuzza. This group of students represented St. Michaelis in the Bicentennial Chorus at Syria Mosque which helped Pittsburgh celebrate her 200th birthday. 1 BICENTENNIAL CHORUS .,.- ,,..-v 5- I ..--v Sophomore Classes Room 303 111f5lIA . rw' . 3 2 I .Ls, lmfz tu right. Raw 1: B. Sandoru. S. O7C4lI1I1llT, M. A. llrzemlu. P Lunlv. NI. A. Werthman A f., NT. N. Straub. Row 2: M. L. Klinglvr, 5. Fullert, .l. Uiulvvki. J. Piervxg P. Kuvhia. ' ' V7 M, Nlilligan. U. Iiichc-r, Ron' 3: S. Karucsony. R. Grogan. T. Wutvrs. K. Wlmmclwll. P. 5 ,l'. i ,Iuannv Wvsoluw'ski. Drew Puvlivk, Yfillium Long ' 5c'llw'arzn1illx-T. iff! 10 riglztz Hose- Maric- Clark. . class offlcers of U0--. 0 riglt Rlw 1: S. Svicnt M. A. Lorv, M. I.. Stephans, H. Lum-vki. ,l. l'IL1!'lI11illl. lm!! I 1 , 1 5 I P. Meiers. Row 2: P. Richards. R. Fischer. A. Karasvuny. H. WSIWIZ J. Uilrivll. M. N I uh M Kr Ro I Steph R f lx Y lu kl I I I1 llcr I . ' ess. 10 3: f ' anuc, . '.ulaws'i. Y. 3 cjm 1. '. '. CI. .um-ll. Room 302 lwu' I. lf-fi In ri,ul1l: .I, IIuIv1'r. .L ll:m1fnIo, K. Ifrxwl. I.. Vsurrvn. M. C. Culnun. I I 1 Y? I Il'ilIlIII' I 1'ulu. X. XIIIUIIIIIINIQLI-. Ron' 2: R. 5vI1uffa-r. S. IIFLIIIQLI, Ii. Wvss. II. Ilgmtz. lx. XIIIIIIIIIII X. I..IIIx. 'NI Kin ., NIm II:nImn. I-. 5Ilj'1t'I'. I. ,Imm- 'm-In-V. Hun' 'L 'z ' u urn-N Iirzm II'1rIu1r11 NIIWIIIIW Iulm I IIII 114' I. lwfl tn rigfll: II, IIiIIiv-13 II. XlIYYiII'IxI. Ii. KlII'XiIXS'5IxI. .I, Ilcluniw. lf, Walk:-r. I SIIIIII l 'I' In ulim I limi I IIIlIlIlIx1I XYu1I1'Iii1uIiNI , 1 . fun' L: .. 1-xim'I1. II Kl'iIIIll'I', Hun , .-. . I . -N l .1- . I. . Y ... ' , . IV. N ,fv- . ,.. H0 come let us adore llimu. The age-old but ever new Christmas story was dra- matized this year for the first time by the sophomores and freshmen. As the magnificent pageantry of the an- nouncement to Zachary, to Mary, and to the angels un- folded. the choir, elevated to form a veritable living Christmas tree. sang all the beloved Christmas melodies. The grandeur of the performance owed everything to the very capable direction of Sister Regina Mary and the expert craftsmanship of Mr. Leo Kanzleiter and his able stage crew. The story of the Cantata was taken from The Prince of Peacefv a Christmas play written hy Father Benjamin WiI'tZ, CP. Piano accompanists were Robert Kopas, Helen Crus, and Marie Louise Stephan. Arigels we have heard on high. 'X . Y i N. H. Q svfngesxtw s X l Prince of Peace We three Kings of Orient are. is . ' All' Q93-fan gn--sm GHRISTMAS GAN TA TA 1 4' if ix Sf I 1 vi x xy gg k ri? fwizvx WYE '1'i7' A S 2 S H si k 11 5 '11 3 ki xr 5 Y .1 S4 X Iillllllllll 11111 1111 H 1 I.I'il'lIAl 11 Ill Il4II1Q1lIIlN N: 'P 'I'l11- I11 pl1111I 11111 J ' lI11 Illllk 11111 plu 1 2 llltln' g1.11114- 111 1'll:1114'1- ,six wl .I11w11l1 111111 Nlury A 9 141 II11- Nl.1l1Ia- whf-1'1' X Q, ,ix J ,wa Vjqx llnx will N111-11ml II11- xi ' 'R Q 'HF ',-, Ill'I'l :mn--i11Npi1'i11g Qtr' '4 - 1 'xx A5-.KRT Iligllll ill llixlnry. X ' A ' A Aurlmu :mtl III MMIII' lifllllll 1111- slIQ'Illll'l'!IN NIIIHY fright :ll ilu- LlllIH'.ll'1ll!l'l' of Iln' In llll' :llwvll 1111'w111'1'. iiIlglt'I. l,n1 ,. ,. rw' l1'!I,. AlH'Illll'j' IN:-ns ,va 4 UOKLAHOMAH Sister Regina Mary and the Glee Clulm went all out this year to stage one of the most success- ful productions to appear at St. Michaelas. 4'0kla- lioinafl by Rogers and Hammerstein, was the op- eretta. Not only the cast, but also the audience will remember this musicale for a long time to COINS. 1 vu.-'e uv, -y .,-, i. i:'5i:,:gl .' :Witjuziwgggfgjiuzizzz Lzivrifiiggggiz-1giwiigi-fiiiififeee1si1gg:ffi2fi3ii!ff'1-E.l'QQ2Q 'T!!F51f:YQfP?TQ! 1 ,W WmQWwwwxfwmmwmwwwfwzfwzwwm l 3 tif!! W' ': - all 2157, ,lik i X vi, ' f ix .N Q, 7- ,ff l X if 4 MCAS, fl ' if 5 Q in ,JL K . 1 if , X i '2 15, ' , Xi ' i I N if -. 73 'f i'ii A ' I, W f ur? X ii 14gL'Z -' i i QA , , if W ' i 1 mf if 1 L mfgali 2- is sf- gig-ig f S5372 f TS . . - - ' J N 46,-. , M ,l.. il.l .l., il.lil, . M . A ir.r .. 1. : .....l , T S , Ay .,, Q , , i--fi WL QQ flylxfr l lfuifl Say No wus Ilie answer :Nunie gave to many min Laurie said no to tlic invite to llie liox Social but wa, liut Will was tlie last. persuaded to go liome in lllff surrey. u'Nm-weav' s HS I ' fm 'Qu 5 W ilillank wr ,-, A A 9, ,, .2- Q .f 4 .W I Q Y V .'i,0'Ul' ,Incl is dvamlf, Wi-ll, not quite, but hefs mighty Nom- believed that Curl:-y mould rf-ally scarr- llllliuppy. The culire 0Kf,AH01W,'l Cust poses lwlow alflcvr tin' FChll0ii5 all-limv record fur pcrfm'manCe und for uilmlivllcfv. it I W . , ,M i X7 ., 1' - -w5 ', 5, ,. t ,, JJ-N. .iw , ' i ,f HW - f fi 5 -i vf 4. . . . .Qt 'Q 'YW 4 gi I J. , r ' 'Ji' 1 fi, .,,,- ,..-, M ,,.. , ...- , . ,,,. ,, -, . , .. , . ... A' - xv! I f 7 19 a rx., , K , fs, ,W ' ,,,..4,.,4.w- , lla-HAMA-,3,,,,,.,.f, nhw- I W I 'Aww ,,,,-.,,,:w.1Q, N - - w gg-sm: L, M ,:,,w.,,,,f,sffff-, 1 W: fi 9 -'ZQJT my 1 J 13'-w 5, .3 .fl 'QQ I' 3 fs? .ggifgw .A Fiif'.7 'H' ,A ,I N fl . gl E253 , v 1 'Fi' 4 'I Boys' Basketball 1F ' Q Sk gk, as ' The team is ready from the opening tip to the end of the game Here we beat St. Wenclelin's 50-47. John keeps the books, and Bill reports for the. paper. The two working as u team back the boys' varsity. While victory was the cry these second place champs feastecl a record, of 20 wins and 5 losses. 4 2 W I' 1 A h Dunk. X , Hula Pastor. ,lolm Sllllllllll, 'fum Snwlineki, .lnlm Tllfyilll will In- Sl. Mikek spuwks for Tmil. X, R1-gv suym Who lll4'?.-. wlwn l'llHK'4l fm' an fuul in ilu- lPIlt'llillj,., nm M x S A- P 1 Q ,V with SI. VV:-ndelilfs. ,,,,, ., , . , l hut x gre fs-utvs two more- as the opposition stares in amazement. 'k colltmls tha- tip as Mikffs dm-feat Ccorgtfs by 14 points. St. Geurgz-fs State Championship team was defeated by St. Mich:-1c1's in the winter tour- nament. '? x N. ,... K if I I t W.. .t X ,..4 v-.Wt 1 ll. Miller t X ivllzinskl f 9 fl0Llt'ht'S John Kunitz unml Stunh-y l3ivl4'vvic'z were' rhf- Ho--:-A of ilu- 'SU Rusk:-llulll lvallll, .,,. ..- N1,1 feuls thc hull In Russ wlm r-ron-S am eu:-by Iwo. 'flu' Iwo lly-5 am- the stuflr-nl managers for '59.Theyilr1' Norlr unwl Rem. :T 3 Y Girls' Basketball i, r llllIl'St' am- ilu' fvmininv Migllly Nlikcfs. who put up a great struggle tllis sc-ason. Allhollgll not a cllamlpiollsllip tc-um they lll'4lllQlll muclx honor uml glory to St. Mi1'luwl's, N1lIlL'y' lhmrle Nlill'l1'Ilt' Milligan W ,lane-t Hoslulllvr X l I-' all , I r, fa C ' ll T7 Hrs. Pallriciu Rvnk, lfuavll. -'x Pauli-:ltu and Bcverlv lwlpvml the girl? lk'LIlll during llun winning y:-ur. 11. Vow-I K. fllulinuri Nlurgie- IDl4LIt'll1'I'S her fll'lF1'llSlVC play witll Maxrln-ne W also dl ggrvul ch-fcnsivc pluyvr. Nancy puls up a llurcl struggle Im rvtuin pussm-vioxx of Ille lull wl1ilL- CCUl'gI1'LlFlIl yvlls upprovingly. K s 1 R. 1 , .. Junior Classes Room 202 'Ur 1 lmfl to right, Roni 1: 13. Iwi1l'llI'21k, ll. Cort. ll. M. Buivr. N. Kuluvilwh. ll. lhuld. K. Dtvllillllhh K. llulussu. Row 2: T. Krunnk. R. ldzikowski. N. Halzrlc, K. f:0l'l'4lI'LiIl, P. Bombivll. U. llc-lminizlk. ll. llurlnuln. How Ii: N, l.11ll. M. l'1iSl'kllllk'. lf, Korlmvll. U, Linz. W. HWLIIIVIILIIK Lf-fr In right: Puiriviu Malloy. Illbllillfl Uuylitku. Nluriha 'I'us1'11lm'. I:llI'llLlI'il Prosser, c-lass offim-rs uf Room 202. lmff to right Hou' 1: I3 XYllI'0ClllxU. D. S1'Ill'll1'rL'Il. Nl. L. 'llsc-llkef. .-X. fYc:0IlIlUI'. M. lflverlvin. L. Mvyvrs. Row 2: F. NILlTlllf'Ci, N. Marx. NI. Tclschlz-r. R. RillIlll'l', U. S1'Vl'Inill4l. N. lilllllllllk. Kun' Ii: li, Uavigzxl, J. Turyun, ,I. fuk. J. Rukxrki. .l. Suvky, F 5 5 1 s r Q 5 1. fffvfilelo... . ,gfir ,. . J ,, .- hw ' ,,' N- ti- '-Q . .- I -.af 4. fl: ll' . Q y: . . ' pa.. 'gL'A. .. f -x. .4 .. 1 'f. . . . ' .r. -Il1V'- X. ifmp. lflfll'-'11 K. Hill:-r. H. llullyfie-ld. li. Kllllll. N. Knflhku. Il. Kllllitlikll. Alulm s1'ilIlllbll.NlPIll KN '. I AE ,., XX,UImNk1. .lohn linvlx. ru'.' 2 . 0:1 .... . fa'..,.af-... N H ax. . fax I nu' I: '. H uw f. 'urn' , .. ns 4 ' . l'. lnyvzllo. Nou' 22: il. Ilzllv, V. .X Wilk. 'l'. l.au'l1, lla-lvn il-ru-, II. xv4'IlIIillQlI'l'. .I. Ihnmu Xl Nl HHN If i lx lml lm ku 1 W n I Un llull ll S4'IlilHlIll'i1'I'. 'If SIll4lHllNki. I . Sl'4I4I4Yl1. li. S4'llil'QQI. N. DlI1'lxNIl'iIl, . i in ' Q Hi ff A u Y! SPRI G 1' 11 The cross of ashes, the brand of guilt we bear Un white brows before the Wednesday world, Begins our backward look to Christ in agony. Our tithe of that scourging, that crowning, That cruoifying, Uur Lent and Good Friday tears We pay, lest we perish. And while old winter gathers his drafty cloak, And on weary feet moves offg The scarred earth ventures a little green, Here and there a surprising white-blue blossom, And it can no longer be borne, This entombing of Cod We The earth bursts Him land usb forth! He is risen and we are reborn! It is Easter - the Day that the liord has made! let us shout our Joy in itl 'Let the lonely heart of humanity burst with joyl Life is the adventure of going to Cod. Let beauty now provoke, pique and disturb, For it is no perishing thing. 'LI am the Resurrection and the Life. . . f 1 f V r 1:5 -'AH WV, W-gtk K , . Ap Mx . w,-w K , x V 1 Xu ' og: 5. -r -21' X Avo 'B 'Qi-. . A-7' fm - - 3 X 1 N R. ' J' 1- 8 - uxv: 'xx' Q . F . wc -. fr , f f an , X5 t, 4 qw . Y f . rw'- ,vgx .T 4 4 xk,. 4,'w.Pk. 1 -' , . Ti - sf' U, W, f I I ' X if. o 8 ,K , H 1 v..1 W' MX' 6. . xv, f k ZX 'Q 5.1 qi - .od 1 .V ..- .. V' xi d ' i 3 QQ Ln 110' 'nn J 3 ww. N ' lla' ,tif K, S23 Y vugili' .' ' '-.1 W 1 -,H Tig at ' H5 ig,-a , R ' .' . N V' A Y' ' Hwy' ,QL91 .IU A 4.1 V w , 'i -ff , 1 Q L ., 'A in 1:-ff P7 ' f 2 v a ' Y fr x M W y , A J' r M P, . , 1 1 4' '! f 'xx X W A MJ 5 1 1 fy'-'trial' fix 'fl as aw, , fgfffb 'Q A , x',, in-V, 1, A, ,i's'N-f V , ', V. Kava' 0 'ff ' 1- '53, . - Q ur.-Ax :'v . . wt. J May Crowning 5 . S I 5 5 .Qin . K, K . ,il D ,hh M The Queen and her court pause for the photographer on the evening of the crowning. Left to right: P, Gildea, M. Quallick, D. Reich, K. Blasko, R. Vogel, S. McGoni.gle, H. Hartman, R. Bilski, and A. Schwartzkopf. May is the awakening: it brings the blossoms that are necessary before the fruition. Like spring, Mary appeared first to give us through the power of the Holy Spirit the fullness of the summer of our spiritual life, the lncarnate Son, Jesus Christ, Who in His omnipotent love created the Mystical Body for our salvation. Without Maryis answer of 6'Yes we would not have had Christg without Christ we would not have been redeemed. So it was that Mary was the instrument of our Redemption, and in thanksgiving the Mystical Body crowns her Queen of its members. Mary is the queen of May. She is the queen of men. Our beautiful May Queen, Susan, pauses for a moment as she descends from the altar. Ja .rp X5 41' 3 1351 . ,fl Q., +'Q 1f F4 jf sz, T cl' Fl , , , 4 I r M A A?-V. s- Kgfii vffe' 5 l l S w.S':f 'N F V 'L ,,.4- X. An Enchanted Evening Y zhl' 35? ' iw 532, , hw W x In K w A Y' x 4 Q' x 9' Ill E . R V! x. -. ex . U b, Thffse couples talk over the events of the evening as they rest inthe lounge, Nut re-ully wall flowers , thvy arc- just getting ready for the- llunny hop. E wh - F. 3 P X 5 1 1 Our Prom QQ TIITUIIQLIIOIH tht- yt-ar thvrv iQ nu f-vc-ning as great as prom night, for its moments will 7 allways lw rc'n1cmhf-red. Russ and Javkie' 'I'he-sr' ure thc purf-nts and frivmls who helped make our prom night a happy and slim-4-ssfnnl night that will long lu- remt m me If ,-fi Yr N -Q sf' The members of the '59 baseball team look to coach Bud Baurle for guidance. Russ explains some of the fine, points of pitching to Chuck. Rich puts forth his hand in approvement of Melis hit. ...X-.Q 'Was 'Wind Baseball Don puts the tag on Bernie as Regs looks on. a 'wp 4 J -W - 15' XX i' I Wy I xl Q45 xx if x 3 1 W5 fr' A 5 ,L N, -ii: .f., ,Wk ,I n fa' .V H11 if? 1 aaa, Siva? t iii N 'X Friends These happy faces are the 'gbehind the scenes stamina of St. Michael. Always ready to lend a helping hand they have become symbols of the school. Mrs. Brandt and Mrs. Beith - the most wanted people in the world when that lunch hell ringsg Mr. Kanzleiter and his staff - always will- ing to help with any productiong Joe and Bill - how many times they're seen doing the repair jobs around the schoolg and then' of course Buddy - working day after day happily and untiringly in cafeteria. To these people is owed the greatest amount of r X 1' , f R 'xfrvbfl' 'ZX ' 7 li i x Y 4 'f' r 1 f V I P 'rf it l SUMMER Now when the earth is carpeted in flowers, And trees bend gaily before the incensed breeze, The Mighty Spirit again fills the earth For those willing to understand. We seniors understand. In our four years at Saint Michaelis, From child to man or woman, We have prayed long, and meditatedg We have been taught the arts, equations and the stars, The human past and human present. We are worded and reflective with science and wit As we step away from Saint lVIichael's And continue in the Body Mystical Quickened forever by the Holy Spirit To begin the devious way that will sometime end, In sepulchure beneath this airy earth, h love And Christ cancels out the taste of death forever - Whatever may be our fortune -- These souls of ours are shot like arrows From the altar and the classrooms of Saint Michael's By the marksmen of Cod To eternal peace. l ' 1 lg Vw In all Seasons, we proceed tCS'wards the Eternal Commencement SUMMER Honor Day Dan and Carol sing Oklahoma for the last time. Father Adolph shows recognition tot the four sm-niors who have hold the highest averages for thc- four ye-ars at St, Michaels Part of Graduation is the May Crowning which takes The Seniors gather for the last time in the auditorium on plare the Sunday before Graduation. Honor Day. Pl O V cv, W: gf' .QI 1-Sb vX-,f MM 1 fp? ,. 5 Y J 1,1 . . . ,L.L .3 . ., Rose Marie Bilski 2908 Stromberg St. HE-1-5655 Speech 1,23 Library Science 23 Glee Club 3,43 Fatima Club 4. Dennis Bogda 608 12th Ave. HO-2-1356 Speech 81 Debate 1,2,33 His- tory Honor Society 2,3,43 Class Officer 2,3,43 Glee Club 3,43 Student Council 3, 43 Spanish Honor Society 3, 43 Choir 3,43 Westinghouse Science Honor 43 Science Honor 4g Yearbook Staff 4. John Adams 2306 Carson St. EV-1-3760 Speech 8: Debate 13 Cheer- leader 13 Choir 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 2,3,43 Baseball Student Manager 2,3,43 Basketball Student Manager 3,42 Math Honor 3,43 Student Council 3,43 Class Officer 4. Y. , N. vin if ies----f: . me - 2 f- .v- Bernard Biedzinski 2302 Eccles St, HE-1-2773 Band 13 Class O'fficer 1,22 Choir 2,3,43 Clee Club 2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1,2, 3,4. Judith Brandt 113 South 25th St. EV-1-1399 53 Holt St. HU-1-1204 Excalibur 1,23 Basketball 1, Speech 13 Journalism 13 23 Writers Club 33 Clee Club Choir 1,2,33 Glee Club 2,3,43 33 Fatima Club 3,4. Yearbook Staff 4. Kathleen Blasko 3,42 Clee Club 3,4. Memories . . . Delightful summer was over, and crisp September arrived. The class of '59 re- turned for the last time to Saint Michael's. The days passed, the last we would spend at our Alma Mater. Soon the protecting wings of St. Michael would be lifted, but the ideals that had been implanted within our hearts and minds would remain no matter what the future. Remember how big we felt when the freshmen addressed us as Madame', and 6'Sir', and shined Stephen Broniecki 1 , 1 3i , 3124 Jane St. EV-1-5480 Debate 1,23 Speech 1,23 Sa- cred Heart Club 1,23 Class Officer 1,2,33 Fatima Club Shirley Daley Rita Danner Paul Butkowski 2721 Cobden St. EV-1-7194 Band 15 Choir 1,25 Glee Club 2. 1' C 76 South 23 St. Art 1,25 Sacred Heart Club 2,3g Camera Club 3,4. our shoes during Initiation Week. It seemed as if it were yesterday that we ourselves were being initiated. Remember the pride that swelled in our hearts when the ring of Saint lVlichael's was placed reverently on our fingers, and what a gala time we had at the Ring Social! Suddenly it was October, and we found our- selves face to face with the photographer. Does my hair look O.K.? ls my tie straight? We sat still, said Cheese,', and hoped for the best. Patricia Dehn 2940 Arlington Ave. EV-L6353 Passion Play 1,23 Speech 81 Debate 1,2g Fatima Club 1,2, 3,43 Journalism 33 Business Honor Society 3,4g Glee Club 3,4-3 Cheerleader 43 Yearbook Staff 4. William Cleary 431 Carson St. EV-1-6350 Art 1,2g Muzart Club 1,25 Class Officer 23 Studen.t Council 2g Camera Club 3g Modern Language Honor So- ciety 3g Glee Club 4, Raymond Dougherty 326 Dengler St. HU-1-3538 Camera Club 1, Banfd 19 Glee Club 2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4g Yearbook Staff 4. 1810 .lane St. HE-1-2831 Debate 1,23 Speech 1,2,4g Camera Club 2g Glee Club 3. Regis Dauk 2941 Zaruba St. EV-1-1721 Speech 15 Class Officer 1: Student Council 13 Basket- ball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Choir 3, 43 Clee Club 3,4. Patricia Gildea 138 South St. Hu-1-0957 Muzart Club 1,23 Librarian 1,2g Journalism 1,2,3,4g Fa- tima Club 1,2,3,4g Business Honor Society 3,4g Cheer- leader 4g Student Council 4g Editor of Excalibur 4. Bernadette Gradeck 2376 Edgar st. TU4-4739 Speech lg Basketball 13 Mu- zart 23 Art 2g Glee Club 3,43 Fatima Club 4. Nancy Driscoll 117 Ashton Ave. JA-1-0573 Speech 13 Journalism 1,2g Fatima Club 3,43 Clee Club 3,43 Sacred Heart Club 4. Carolyn Gregucz 20 Regina St. HE'-1-1383 Speech Sr Debate 1,23 Fa- tima Club 1,2,3,4g Auto Club 2g Muzatrt Club 2,33 Glee Club 3, Business Honor So- ciety 3,4g Cheerleader 4. ,loan Gabig 43 Mt. Oliver St. EV-1-4609 Speech 1,23 Passion Play 2g Clee Club 3.4g Fatima Club Luana Ciovannelli 2013 Gregory St. HU-1-6712 Speech 1,2g Class Officer 1, 2,4g Student Council 1,3,4g Fatima Club 1,2,3,4g Class- ical Honor Society 2g His- Club 3,4g Math Honor So- ciety 4g Yearbook Staff 4g ciety 4. Thanksgiving came and went, and with it the Nbeginning of the basketball season. Our team was the best Saint 1V1ike's had had for a number of years. Excitement ran high, and the student body turned out for game after game. With December, the Advent Season began. During this Holy Season the Glee Club spread Christmas cheer with traditional carols. They sang for smiling Christmas shoppers at Mellon Square, and entertained the dear old ladies at the St. ,lo- sephis Home. We felt a warm and happy feeling inside because we knew we had made the holiday season brighter for others. Bette Griffin 119 South 25th St. HE-1-7120 Speech 1,2g Mission Society 1,2,3,4g Passion Play 2,3,4g Glee Club 3,4g Cheerleader 4, Yearbook Staff 4. tory Honor Society 3,4g Glee. Modern Language Honor So- Marian Hoffman Eileen Honan Joseph Gugliuzza 2511 Weise St. EV-1-7714 Class Officer 1,33 Journalism 1,43 Mission Society 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 2,33 Choir 2,3,43 Math Honor Society 3,41 Student Council 4. if f A 5 2017 Sarah St. HU-1-7763 Speech 1,23 Debate 1,23 Fa- tima Club 23 Clee Club 3,4. Remember how snowy and white the lobby looked the night of the Winter Formal! The Stu- dent Council transformed the room into the wintry atmosphere of a moonlit sleighride. This was the last Winter Formal of our school days at St. Michael's. Maybe we had this in back of our minds as we danced in the wonderland, and maybe that was why we all agreed it was the nicest formal we had attended. These were happy months filled with the fun, laughter, and work that happens only to seniors. Walter Hunt 59 Bigelow St. HA-1-9954 Student Councilg Class Of- ficer lg Choir la Speech 1,2, 33 Debate 1,2,33 Chess Club 2. Robert Hartman 2505 Larkins Way EV-1-3242 Speech 13 High School Choir 1,2,3,43 Clee Club 2,3,43 Di- ocesant Choir 33 Class Of- ficer 3,43 Glee Club Officer 43 Student Council Officer 4, David Kania 1204 Sylvan Ave. HO-1-1267 Speech 13 Journalism 1,2,3,4. rf-'ffX'-'3'fM'4-fW'f.-Ls., V Y 7 Newett St. TU-4-5731 Speech 13 ,Art 1,22 Passion Play 1,23 Muzart Club 2g Li- brary Science 23 Clee Club 3,43 Fatima Club 3,43 Cheer- leader 4. Audrey Hotz 26 Sharon St. HE-1-2986 Debate 13 Speech 1,23 Li- brary Science 23 Glee Club 3,4-. Basketball lg Sacred Heart Robert Kopas 3507 Valley Dvrive TU-2-0948 Speech lg Clee Club 2.3.43 Clee Club Accompanist 3,43 Choir 3.4g Clee Club Secre- tary 4. Rosemarie Lally 3257 .Arlington Ave. HU-l-5335 Speech 1.2. Library Science 2g Camera Club 3.4g Fati- ma Club 3.4-. Richard Kazsimer 3928 Inland Ave. HO-1-7138 Art 1.2g Latin Honor 23 Math Honor 25 Muzart Club 2g Class Officer 2.3: Camera Club 3g Auto Club 3: ln- tramurals 3.43 Westinghouse Science Honor 4. Club 3.4. Yearbook Staff 4-. Carol Klickovitch 1723 Edwards Way EV-1-9757 Speech 1.25 Passion Play 1, 2.33 Library Science 2g Fatima Club 3.4. Glee William Lawless 6703 Reynolds St. lVl0-l-2970 liand lg ,lournalism 23 Glee Club 2.3.43 Choir 2,3,4g Bas- ketball 3g Student Manager 3.4. Sports Reporter 4. 2619 Stella St. Dolores Kubiak book Staff 4-. With January came a new year, a. new semes- ter. and OKLAHOMA. lt was a busy month! Between rehearsals for OKLAHOMA we crammed for mid-semester exams. We practiced long and worked hard, but still managed to have fun. On- stage was brand new territory as the scared per- formers could testify. We put on our make-up with a shaking hand, and dressed for our parts. Then, suddenly, out in front of the lights, we were singing the songs we knew forwards and backwards, and the hard grind of the preceding Bernadette Lemanski Club l.2g Speech 2g Debate 2. Fatima Club 3.4g Jour- nalism 3.4. 50 Gregory St. HU-1-5411 Speech l.2g Camera Club 3 4-g Fatima Club 3.4-3 Year Charles F. Miller 2123 Salisbury St. HE-1-1549 Band lg Choir 1,23 Glee Club 23 .lounalism 25 Basketball 2.3,4: Class Officer 2,43 Baseball 3,43 Student Coun- eil Officer 4. . .5rfr f t 'r' Charles McAllister 1816 Sidney st. EV-1-2272 Speech 13 Basketball 1,2.3,4g lntramurals 1,2,3,4g Glee. Club 39 Bowling Team 4: .lournalism 4g Yearbook Staff 4. Susan McGoniglc 125 St. Joseph Way HU-1-5787 Basketball lg Speech 1,2g Glee Club 3,43 Fatima Club 3,4. months was forgotten. As the song goes, I got a wonderful feeling: everything is going my way. We did have wonderful feelings, never to be for- gotten. The ski-trip was cancelled. At the last minute the snow disappeared! February brought the Mardi Gras and an almost unbearable suspense in 203 and in 104. Eva lune and Chuckie Miller lorded it over us as Qing and queen that evening. With this festive Jccasion we closed our social season until Easter. Glenn Myers 215 Kathleen St. HU-1-4678 Journalism lg Choir 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Clee Club 2,3. 67 Norman Nieder ZSOYW .lane Sl. HU-1-2725 Speech lg Latin Honor 2: Camera Club 2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4g School Photographer 2, 3,45 Student Council 3.4: Science Honor 43 Captain of Bowling Team. Charles P. Miller 9 St. Thomas St. HU-1-3660 Debate lg Intramurals 1,2: Muzart Club 23 Library Sci- ence 29 Art 3. James Miller 131 South llth St. HU-1-4318 Speech lg Baseball 14 Bas- ketball l,2g Journalism 23 Glee Club 2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4: Yearbook Staff 4. t .N Mary Ann Quallich 1905 St. Paul St. HE-1-4182 Sp:-evll 1,23 Debate 1,23 Li- brary Club 1,2,3,4g Fatima Club 2,3,4g Auto Club 31 Clee Club 3,45 Business Hon- or 3,4, Clieerleadr-r 4, Donald Reich 1906 St. Paul St. HE-1-2908 Speech S1 Debate 1, Base- ball 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2, 3,43 Clee Club 2, Choir 21 Camera Club 3,4-g School Photographer 3,43 Student Council 4: Yearbook Staff 41 Bowling Team 4, Kathleen Pietzak 3251 Josephine St. HU-1-2262 Sacred Heart C-lub 1,23 Speech 1,25 Diocesan. Choir 3g Librarian 33 Clee Club 3,43 Fatima Club 3,4. William Potanko 2910 E. Carson St. HE-1-9418 Speech 1, Caimera Club 2, Clee Club 2,3,4g Diocesan Choir 35 High School Choir 3,4. Carole Reinhardt 65 South 16th St. Band lg Art 23 Camera Club 2, Muzart Club 2, Clee Club 3,4. August Redlinger 3040 Zaruba St. EV-1-4938 Camera Club lg Auto Club 23 Art 3, Muzart 33 Server 4. March closed the Lenten Season, and during the first three days of Holy Week the annual high school Retreat took place. Our spirits were lifted, and we felt closer to God. The Retreat oi 1959 had a special meaning to us, for it was oui last. We prayed, meditated, and asked Cod foi the help we would ,need when the doors of St lVlichael's were closed behind us. The excitement of graduation began to takt hold in April. Caps and gowns were measured lnvitations were ordered. What would we be do ing in a few months, we wondered. lt was hart Francine Reith 72 St. Michael St. EV-1-7039 Debate 1, Speech 1,23 Bas- ketball 1, Passion Play 1,2, 3,43 Clee Club 3,4-g Fatima Club 3,4g Cafeteria Staff 4. . was Melvin Rigot 2719 McCord St. H11-1-3819 Speech K Debate 15 Base- ball 1.2.3,4g Choir 1.23.43 Glee Club 2,3,4g Camera Club 2, Bowling Team 4, Student Council 43 Yearbook Staff 4. David Russell 225 Madeline, St. TU-2-6751 Journalism 3.4. Marianne St-heidl 235 Sterling St, lIE'l-7293 Passion Paly 15 Speech 1.2: Library Science 23 Glee Club 3,44 Fatima Club 45 Year- book Staff 4. to predict the scientists. the engineers, the busi- nessmen, the millworkers, the secretaries, and housewives among us. No longer would we be :hildren under the watchful eyes of the nuns and priests, but the men and women in a modern, iuick-changing world. Our paths would radiate wut in-many different directions, but our wonder- 'ul school memories were things we would all iave in common. No matter where we would go rr what we would do, we knew always that the tpirit of Michael, Francis, and Paul would re- nain a part of us. Gloria Serowik 2703 Josephine St. EV-1-4-368 Speech 1,25 Debate 1.23 Clee Club 3.4, Fatima Club 3.4: Yearbook 4. Judy Stanger 168 South 16th St. EV-142007 Speech 81 Debate 13 Camera Club 2g Art 23 Muzalrt Club 2, Glee Club 3.4. Eva June Schlegel T14 Muldowney Ave. 110-2-1095 Band 13 Art 23 Muzart 2: Fatima Club 3,43 Clee Club 3,43 Class Officer 43 Cheer- leader 43 Student Council 4. Anselma Sehwarzkopf 2939 Arlington Ave. lllf-1-1880 Band 13 Latin llonor 23 Speech 2.3.43 Debate 2.3: llistury llonor 3,43 Class Offi- cer 3,43 Student Council 3,43 Science llonor 4. I 69 gi, ' , my K .f xiii yggcrs. .F ,k,, - .tt ,.., t Stephanie Swyszcz 82 South 24th St. EV-l-5078 Journalism lg Class Officer lg Mission Society l.2,3,4g Speech 25 Librarian 2,33 Clee Club 3,43 Fatima C-lub 3.44 Math Honor 4: Modern Language Honior 43 Student Council 4. Richard Tobasco 295 Baldwin Road HO'-l-9672 Band lg Glee Club 23,43 Baseball 3,43 Bowling Team 4g Yearbook Staff 4. Jacqulyn Stokes l720 Carey Way HU-l-2136 Speech l,2g Passion Play l. 33 Fatima Club l,2,3,4g Li- brary Science 2g Glee Club 3,4g Business Honor Society 3,4g Cheerleader 43 Student Council 43 Glee Club Librar- ian 4. Catherine Sucky 522 Cabot Way EV-l-3027 Art lg Speech 2g Glee Club 3,4g Fatima Club 43 Year- book Staff 4. Catherine Toner 1107 Bingham St. EV-l-5051 Speech Sz Debate lg Speech 2g Glee Club 3,4q Fatima Club 4. Dorothy Tarasovich 53 South 19th St. HE-l-0226 Speech S: Debate lg Speech 2, Glee Club 3,43 Fatima Club 3g Secretary of Year- book Staff 4. Spring blossomed beautifully in May, and with it came the Prom. How wonderful everybody looked, and how tired we felt the next day at school as we drooped through our classes. These were the happiest times of our young lives. Honor Day added another beautiful memory to our al- ready overflowing stock of them. For the last time we marched slowly down the aisle of the auditorium. We sat quietly as awards were given to the deserving students. Long ago, when W1 were freshmen, we had stared wistfully at the seniors in their caps and gowns, thinking hov long it would 'be before we would be occupying Janice Valukevich l4lyQ South 19th St, EV-l-5538 Speech lg Passion Play lg Fatima Club 3,43 Glee Club 3.43 Student Council 4. .,,. Y Z.. ., 'K . - t ttts V , - . .W is ppp: John Vltulla Ck-e Club 3. Russell Vogel 18111 8 Quarry Sts. ll1'I-1-8938 'li Spa-ci-li 8 Debate lg Class Uffivor 1.2.35 Student Conn- cil 1.23.45 Server 1.2.3.4g Art 2,35 liascball 2.3.45 lius- kclball 3,45 Glu- Club 45 Bowling Team 1145 lligh School Choir 4. their places, Now, a warm and happy feeling came over us, even while tears rolled down our cheeks as we sang our ALMA MATER for the last time. Let us sing her praises due . . . praise and love for a school that had been our home for four happy years. Graduation Day finally arrived. As we walked in procession down Pius Street, all these memories flashed before our minds. We were finished with classes. but we would always have the knowledge and the spirit of Saint lVlichael,s with us. 'Phe only unhappy thought on Graduation Day was: 4'We might never see each other againll' Jacqueline Voelker 20 lfdith Place MA-1-0547 1703 Carson St. HE-1-0790 Sacred Heart 1,2.3,45 Art 2: Muzart Club 25 Art 25 Cam- era Club 2.3.4. Elsa Wenninger 1902 Waite St. EV-1-7682 Speech 8 Debate 1.25 Pas- sion. Play 1,25 .lournalism 25 Sacred lleart Club 35 Glor- Club 3.45 1 utimu Club 4: Cafeteria Staff Al. Dorothy A. Wess 2519 Sarah Sl. llli-141259 Art 1.25 Library Science 25 Glec Club 3.45 Fatima Club 1-. lzdward Wllllg Patricia Yalch 10 Ml. Oliver St. HE-1-135.1 1717 Ldflxlrlr Way EV-1-8722 Bowling 45 Modern Lana SPCCCP 13 Silflmfl Heilfl ua e Honor 3 Choir 34 Club 12 ourna gg, 5 . ..g A .9 .1 'lism 25 Camera Club C106 Clllll 3,4Q Fallllla. Clllll ef, M, A S 47 .-ff' 'i These seniors were 100W in back of the Yearbook Drive. Left to ' ' C. Kl' ho- right: B. Biedzinslri, F. Reith, P. Dehn, L. Giovannelli, ic vitch, and M. Quallick. Father Adolph C.P. Rev. Paul Bannonplerre Rev. C. E. Demblowski Rev. Louis Hohos Rev. E. L. Kaczmarek Bro. Blandin Karabinos, T.0'.R. 3525.00 St. Michael's Alumni St. Michael Home Sz School Assn. 810.00 St. Henry Church St. Henry School St. St. Mlchael's Holy Name Society St. Paul's Monastery 85.00 St. Joseph Hospital St. Paul Retreat House St. Pius X church Resurrection Parish St. Rosalia School 825.00 Leon Produce 1721 Penn Avenue 820.00 Arcade Theatre 815.00 Bruck Uniform Company Cardell Studios 4804 Liberty Avenue 812.00 Roberto Clemente Pittsburgh Pirates 810.00 Harvey R. Bennet 1901 Carson Street Joseph Colligan Funeral Home 608 Warrington Avenue Martha S. Davies Dance Studios All types of dancing Dillon Office Furniture Co. 936 Penn Avenue Eddies Vending Company Mlohael's Blessed Virgin Society Rev. Michael Karabinos, T.0.R. Gargotta Market 118 Pius St. Louis A. Grant Grandall Specialist William Hirt Funeral Home Joe Hoebler Chevrolet 902-910 Brownsville Road Hollister's Mobil Service 1949 Arlington' Avenue Jednota Club 2726 E. Carson St. Karhut's Baloery 334 Brownsville Road George Lanz 8: Sons 18th 8a Josephine Sts. Locante's Restaurant dz Lounge 2500 West Liberty Avenue Lyman Savings 85 Loan Assn. 2132 Arlington Avenue Eugene V. Martin Agency 815 Brookline Blvdt Mack McCafferty's Meat Market McDonald Bros., Josten's Pius Street Bakery 126 Pius St. Potanko's Confectionery 2910 E. Carson St. Russell's Market 219 St. Joseph St. Walter T. Seidel Painting - Interior Sz Exterior South Pittsburgh Savings Sz Loan Association Stan's Cafe 2825 Arlington Avenue Father Thomas Manlon Father Rutledge Rev. Norbert J. Schramm Rev. Timothy Stockmeyer, C.P. Rev. Stanley J. Zachewicz Sternberger House of Color 3307 Saw Mlll Run Blvd. Steve Seventy - Muslc 8z Dance Studio 1812 E. Carson St. Suburban Savings dz Loan Assn. WVllllam's Buick Sales Company 2400 Brownsville Road Workingmen's Beneficial Union District No. 6 85.00 Amsler Pharmacy Auen Brothers M. A. Baskind Company Bernett's Paint 81 Class Store Bonzer Plumbing Cardest Plumbing Company Carleton House H-otel William Colteryahn 81 Sons Co. DeBolt Lines Inc. Dolores Beauty Salon Eagle Pharmacy C. Paul Callaher Florists C-oldensons' Furniture Herman J. Heyl-Florist Elmer J. Holland, Congressman J. F. Hornyak, D.D.S. George Huebner Hardware Joe's Barber Shop Kramers Drug Store Lando's Rexall Pharmacy Malone Plumbing Supply Co. George Michaels Co. A. E. Page Printing Al F. Planitzer Bakery Prokopovitch Funeral Home John D. Schaub 81 Sons Seigels Jewelers Shaffer's Singer Sewing Machine Co. South Side Plumbing 81 Heating Co Typecraft Printing Inc. Verscharen Florist Wasik's Market Werthman Beer Distributor S4.00 Engelman's Parisian 38.00 Book Shoe Store Easler Cleaners Raymond's Meat Market Sarah's Restaurant 81 Catering Melvin J, Yarsky Beer Distributor 32.00 Angelo Shoe Repair Barsotti Brothers Ben's Cleaner Shop Brunners Garage D 81 H. Mens Shop Foodtown Supermarket Freimann 81 Enders Friedlands Bridal Shop Garry's Commercial Photographers Greb's Bake-ry Iron City Clock Hospital Nick The Tailor Paczak's Cafe Peerless Cleaners Penn Meat Market Petrodyne Service Station Point Breeze Market Raft' Printing Company Raymond's Market Schleicher Hardware Sprohar's Confectionery Triangle Superette Verno's Confectionery Yawny's Bakery 51.00 A 81 B Beer Distributor Alba Press Arlington Beer Distributor Arlington Shoe Service Atlas Paper Co. Becker's Bianchtini Restaurant Dan 81 Jer lncor. Dr. Ray Deeley Dee's Variety Diamond Bakery Dimperio's Market Dwulits Tavern Dr. Engelman Fashion Beauty Shop Flom's Market Friedlands Heim Arlington Cleaners Helene's Beauty Shop Holiday Store Howerla Book 81 Gift Shop Jim's Radio Shop Joe's Barber Shop John's Place John 81 Wally Barber Shop Kou pa's Bar J. Kramer Company Lodes Grocery Store Ma.rgie's 'Restaurant McCLains Market Michael's Supermarket Modern Food Store Nagel's Grocery Old St. Clair Beer Distributor Passy's Pizza Shop Pizza Shop Reich's Alleys Schneider Hardware Shelly Street A.C. Sonia's Cleaners Tambies Restaurant Tom's Corner Store Velan's Grocery Wagner's Family Shoe Store W'ell's Bakery J. V. Welsh Pharmacy J. H. White Vacuum Company Yeager Pharmacy Zawada's Book Store 74 Patrons 520.00 Mr. Sl Mr. F. J. Rigot 510.00 Seniors of 208 Freshmen of 106 Mr. 81 Mrs. Chares J. Gabig Mr. 81 Mrs. S. Hartman Mr. 81 Mrs. Brian Hennessy Mr. H Mrs. R. Hotz Cyl'll L. Knorr All Us Malloys Vvilllam McNally Stephen J. Schaller Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Serowik Mr. 81 Mrs. Norman Wess 88.00 Mrs. K. Borden 57.00 Mr. 81 Mrs. John Tarasovich 86.00 Mr. 81 Mrs. Edw. I-Iotz Mr. 81 Mrs. Edmund Grus 85.00 Mr. 81 Mrs, John P. Adams A Friend Anonymous Dr. 81 Mrs. W. C. Baczkowski Mr. Frances Biedzinski Mr. 81 Mrs. H. Biedzinski Miss Lioba Bishop Mr. 81 Mrs. Ted Bobrzynski Mr. 81 Mrs. Michael Bogda Mr. 81 Mrs. H. Brandt Judith Brandt '59 Mr, Louis C. Brickner, Sr. Shirley Burke Mr. 81 Mrs, Harry Butkowski, Sr. Charles C. Cieslak Mr, 81 Mrs. George Danner Mr. 81 Mrs. Art Dowd Mr, 81 Mrs. T. F. Driscoll Florence M. Ferguson Arthur Gennaro Mr. Frank Haney Mr, 81 Mrs. Edward Hofer Anna Hausar Juniors of 301 Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley Kazyak Bernice, Kempinski '58 John N. Kleina Nick Kostek Mrs. Joseph Kress Mr. 81 Mrs. Andrew Kushwer Mr. 81 Mrs. Lawrence P. McNamee Mir. 81 Mrs. James S. Miller Joseph Mueller Norman Muller Mr. 81 Mrs. Francis Nieder Mr, 81 Mrs. Edward Ooh. Sr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis J. Pastor Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert Scheidl. Jr. Mr. Joseph Schmidt Mr. Robert Stanley Mr. Stephen Stefanac Mr. 81 Mrs. William Stokes Mr. 81 Mrs. F. J, Straub Michael Sucky ,55 Mrs. John Toner Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas Waters Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas J. Waters Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Wenninger W.H.E. Mrs, Cecelia Wuenschell Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Zak Joe Zietak S4.00 Joseph A. Crouse Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Moser Mr. 81 Mrs. Bernard Hartman Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Quallich Mir. 81 Mrs. Swyszcz Frank J, Taschler 53.00 A Friend Mr. 81 Mrs. Jos. Andracki Mrs. Cecelia Baurle Mr. 81 Mrs. James Baurle Mrs. James Baurle Pat Blahut Joseph Brendel Family Mr. 81 Mrs. John Buck The Dehn Family Margie Gallagher Ann Gastan Mr. 81 Mrs. George Gloeckner Grade 4 Mr. 81 Mrs. Vincent Gradeck Cleopha T. Guthoerl Rosemary M. Johnson '58 Steve S. Kaylo Mr, 81 Mrs. Michael R. Kazsimer Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley Kmonk Hatti Lakomy Walter Maslowski Mir. 81 Mrs. John Milaniak Mr. Charles Miller James O'Connor Tom Osowski Jay Paransky Mr. 81 Mrs. George Presinger Mr. Edward Pruss Edward A. Pruss Mrs. Thomas Lantz Mr. 81 Mrs. A. Lehner Mrs. Peter Lerro Mr. 81 Mrs. M. Levenson Lil Mr. 81 Mrs. George Lober Mr. 81 Mrs. William Lober Mrs. Anna Macurak Bill Maines James F, Malloy Mary 81 Butch Walter Maskiewicz Family Mr. Joseph Mattes Mr. Raymond Mattes Mrs. Catherine McCann Mr. 81 Mrs. William J. McGee Mr. 81 Mlrs. A. McGonigle Mrs. Richard McMahon Mary Ann Milaniak '56 Loretta Miller Mr. 81 Mrs. Norbert Miller Mr. 81 Mrs. George Mulhbauer Mrs, Mary Muse Mrs. C. Niemiec Melvin 0'Conno1r Mr. 81 Mrs. C. Olechowicz George Oliver Mr. 81 Mrs. Anthony Page Mr. John Panasko Miss Betty Pastor Mr. Frank Pastor Mrs. Margaret Pastor Mr. 81 Mrs. Emil Patrick John Paulis John Peterson Mr. 81 Mrs. A, Petyk Jerry Plantz John. Potanko Mr. 81 Mrs. C. Pulaski Vincent Randazza, Sr. C. A. Rectenwald Mr. 81 Mrs. Reith 81 Family Miss Mary Reith '58 Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley Rejaski Rocky Mrs. M. Rogala Mr, August Schlegel Mrs. Fred Schmidt Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Schmitt Schuster Family Mr. 81 Mrs. L. G. Schwarzkopf Mrs. A. Schwarzmiller Esther Serowik Nancy Serowik '56 Mr. 81 Mrs. Julius Sestak Mr. 81 Mrs. Russell Smith Michael Snyder Mr. 81 Mrs, Jack Somer Frank Sottysiak Mrs. Stachowicz Mr. Mark Stanton Mrs. Susan Starzenski Mary Stee Joseph Stefanyak '57 Mr. Robert Stiller Mr. 81 Mrs. Regis Straub, Jr. G. A. Sweitzer Stephanie Swyszcz '59 Mr. John Tatka Mrs. Rita Teschke Mrs. Minnie Thompson Mr. 81 Mrs, John Tompel, Sr. Mrs. C. Toner Mr. R. Trainor Mr. 81 Mrs. John Troha Mr. Andrew Vencsak Mr. A. Voegler Rose Voegler Mr. 81 Mrs. John Voelker Mr. Russell Vogel Mr. 81 Mrs, A. Walker Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter Wasik Mr. William Weber Mr. 81 Mrs. H. J. Wells Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry Wesolowski Josephine Wesolowski Mrs. Frank Wess Rirta Wess Mrs. Julia Wilk Joseph Wuenschell Janice Wyse '58 5' Juniors J, Hostuttler, J. Hart, and P. Bombich went over the top in the Patron Drive. Mr. 81 Mirs. John Ray Mr. 8 Mrs. John Reich Mr, 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. . 81 Mrs. Mr Edward Stanger Herbert Schlegel William H. Sehn Warren Snyder John Stefan '58 Yak Mr. 81 M-rs. Harry V. Steiner Mr. 81 Mrs, Henry Weber Kenneth Wuenschell Mr. 81 Mlrs. Jothn Yuhas Richard Zulawski 32.50 Grade 6 52.00 A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Mrs. Margaret Aschley Carol Augustine Mrs. S. Balcr-r Mrs. K. Banazak Mr. 81 Mrs. A. R. Beloncis Mr. 81 Mrs. C. Bialecki Josephine Bilski Mr. Raymond Bilski Ruth Bilski Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr, 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mrs. Marie Arthur Bombich Joseph Bradle Joseph Brandt John F. Brendel Brown Joan P. Buck '58 Mrs. William Buckholt Mr. Mr. 81 Mrs. John Bucksar Mr. 81 Mrs. P. Burger Dolly 81 Harry Butkowski, Jr. James Calderone Mr, 81 Mrs. John Carrick Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Conway Ellen P. Cordell '54 Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Crouse Mr. 81 Mrs. C. Cupka Law-renee Daly Mrs. Mary Dauk Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter Daylitko Mrs. Day Mr, 81 Mrs. Dc-1'yk Miss Hilda Dehn Mr. 81 Mrs. George Dot-rschnt-r Daniel Donahue '58 Mrs. Rita Dudt-k Mr. 81 Mrs. Lauren Ce Dunsey Mr. 81 Mrs. John Duscheid Audrey Eiben '55 Patrons Mr. 81 Mrs. Francis Eiben Elaine '58 John J. Evosenic Pvt. Ronald Fallert Mrs. Helen Filo Ray Fink Mrs. C. R, Fitzgerald Helen Flack Mrs. Nancy Del Frate Miss Theresa Frenzel Freshmen of 105 Mr. 81 Mrs. Herman Fromm Charles J. Gabig '57 Miss Collette Gaberiel Mr. 81 Mrs. John Garger Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Garofolo lrma Castel Dolores Ceier Mr. 81 Mrs. Edmund Gert Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo F, Cildea Mr. 81 Mrs. Abe Giovannelli Mr. Francis Gladysz Grade 2 Fred S. Gra11ert Bette Griffin '59 Mr. 81 Mrs. George Gulassa Mrs. Genevieve. Hartman Mr. Sebastian Hartman Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert Helminiak Patricia Hofer F. J. Hoffman Miss Victoria Hoffman Margaret Hollyfield Margaret Hornyak '49 Steve Husar Mr, 81 Mrs. S. Jencka Stanley Jozwiak Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Kaczmarek The Katavitch Family Mr. Steve Kaylo Mr. 81 Mrs. Peter Kazsimer Mr. 81 Mrs. John Kenitzsr Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Lamberger Mr, 81 Mrs. William Yurochko Joe Ziol-kowski 81.00 Mr. Ackerman Mr. 81 Mrs. Howard Adams Mrs. Joanne Adams Mrs. Ann Adler A Friend A Friend AFr AFr AFr AFr iend iend iend iend A Eriend AFr AFr iend iend A Friend A Friend Mrs. Catherine T. Aiello James Akmor Mrs. Mrs. Miss Dolores Albright Frank Alex Dorinda Altschaffl Albert Ambrose l . we Ce. Anderson Mrs. 'Vanda Andia Mrs. A. 'iogast Mrs. Arc. Helen Augustine Mr. 81 Mrs. Andrew Aul Nancie Aurila Ronald A, Aurila Miriam Ausher Mr. Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Babilon 81 Mrs. Frank Bachleda Mr. Sylvester John Bleichner Samuel Blitz Mrs, Helen Blochor Mfr. 81 Mrs. John Bloxsom Albert W. Bluemle Theresa Blum Bob 81 Wayne Mrs. Gert Bobak Richard Bobb Mr. 81 Mrs. R. Bobb Mrs. Helen Bohel Miss Jean Boehm Jeanne Boehm Miss Margaret Boehm Mrs. Vincent Boehm Mrs. Steve Bombara, Jr. Anna Bonner Mr. 81 Mrs. James Bonner Mr. John Bosle Julia Botula Pat Botula Jennie Bowers Mrs, Angelo Bracaliello Frank Bracaliello Mr. 81 Mrs. William Brandt Mrs. G. Brecosky Barbara Brendel Mrs. Dorothy Bretch Mr. 81 Mrs. Francis Brickett Jerome Briekett Robert Briggs Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Brincka Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Brodala Hilary Broestel Robert Broniecki Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert Brooks Mrs, J. W. Brown Mir. 81 Mrs. L. Kilchenstein Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas Kirk Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward N, Klein Mr. 81 Mrs. H. Klinger Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Kmonk Mrs. Gertrude Knorr Miss Dorothy Ann Kopas Mrs. John Kopas Robert J. Kopas '59 Mrs. Norbert Krayvo Betty Lee Kuchta '58 William Kupecz Mr. Frank Kurowski Mr. 81 Mrs, Chester Lavh 3 '-:ar Mrs. Heeln Bacigal Mrs. Betty Backo Miss Dolores Bagan Mr. Charles L. Bahr Mrs. Charles L, Bahr Mr. 8 Mrs. Albert Baier Clara Baier Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry Baier Helen Baier Mr. 81Mrs. Peter Baier Mr. Jack Ballard Carol Balough Ben Bankley Frankie Banks Mrs. Joseph Baranowski F. J. Barchfeld J. P, Barchfeld Clyde Barkely Mrs. C. Barr Joe Basinski John Basle Mr. 81 Mrs. Batz Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Baumgartner Bob, Arlene, 81 Bobbie Jo Bayer Palll Beacon Mrs. Elmer Behers Mr. 81 Mrs, H. J. Beiter Judy Beloncis Elmer J. Bender Mr. 81 Mrs. Eugene J. Bender Mr. 81 Mrs. Jerome Benerlick Mr. 81 Mrs. B. Benson William T. Beringer '58 George Berman Tom Bernosky Anna Mae Bertel Rose Bertel Teresa Bern-l Mrs. Theresa Bertel Walter Bialecki '58 Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Bier Carl M, Bierer Mrs. Catherine Bierk Mrs. Mrs. Mr. J oe M. Brown Thomas E. Brown 81 Mrs. C. Bruck Brueggman James Buqk William Buckholt Robert Budd Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry Blldziszewski Mrs. Katherine Budziszewski Patricia Buechel Mrs. Geraldine 81 Ed Burak Mr. 81 Mrs. M. Buvrak Burke 81 Derbish Harry Burke '58 Mr, 81 Mrs. llarry Burke James Burke Miss Alice Burkhart Rose Ann Burns John Burr B11tch 81 Gail Paul Butkuwski '59 Miss Dolores Buzar James A. Callahan. Jr. Susa Hele n Carahawa n Cardello Mrs. 81 Mrs. M. Carik Mrs. Ben Carnegie Mrs. Harry Carnegie Mr. 81 Mrs. Wm. Carnegie Ann Carney Mrs. Clara Carney Com Miss pliments of Carol 81 Margaret Frances Carroll Wayne 81 Leslie Carter Mrs. Castan Mrs. Lois Chajkowski Fred H. Carlisle Anna Chemas Cheryl Ann Joseph Chesney Mr, 81 Mrs. Louis Chesney Chicken '58 Mary Chlysta Mari e Biernacki ,Frank Bilski Robert Bilski Mrs. Mr. Katherine Bitrek 81 Mrs. Steve Birek Mr. 81 Mrs. Bittner Mrs. Julia Black Mr. 81 Mrs. John Blahut Mr. A. Blasko Kathy Blasko Sophomores J. Pierce, K. Mulinari, and M. A. Lorry helped to make the yearbook financially possible. Mr. 8 Mrs. Andrew Blaskovich Morris Chotiner Mrs. Margaret Churpak Mr. 81 Mrs. Steve Ciechalski Mr. 81 Mrs. Cielen Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred Cipra Pat Cipriani Mrs. Clark Mrs. T. Clark Mrs. C. Cleary Cogswell Family John Conners Barbara Halter Mrs. Lillian Conroy John Conte Edward Contestabile Mary Contosta Mr. 81 Mrs, Joseph Corcoran Mrs. Regina Corcioran Johanna Cordell '57 Michael Cordell Mrs. William Cordell Mrs. Martha D. Cotter Marie Cross Mr. 81 Mrs. James Crumley Mr. 81 Mrs. John Culley, Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Cummings Helen B. Cushin Mrs. Mary Cywinski Mrs, Walter Czaikowski Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph S, Czap Mrs. Stella Czlapinski Mrs. Daley Mr. 81 Mrs. E. L. Darr Mrs. William Daugherty Mrs. C. Daum Dave 81 Don Mrs. Harold Davidson Mrs. Eileen De Carlo Mr, Patrick De Carlo Olga Decyk Mr. 81 Mrs. Chris. Deeley A. De Giovanni Mrs. Elsie Dehn Thomas J. Dehn Paul H. Deiseroth Mrs. Elsie Deits Mr. 81 Mrs. James De Lucia Mrs. Jean Della Maestra James Delucia Mrs. Mary Del Vecchio Bob De Martino Mrs. Mary De Martino Mrs. Anna Demblowski MI, Austin Demblowski Mr. Joseph Demblowski Patil Demblowski Mr. Bill Demlski Mrs. Leo Demsky Den 81 Jim Dennis 81 Frank Mrs. Mary Dennison Mr. 81 Mrs. Dentel Bernice Derbish John Derbish John F. Derbish John W. Derbish Mrs. Bernice Devers Butch Dieckmann Mr. Walter Diesing, Sr. Alfred B. Dieterle Mr. 81 Mrs. Regis C, Diethorn Regis Michael Diethorn Jim Dinwiddie Mrs. Margaret Dittlery Doerschner Children Mr. J. Dolata Mrs. Theresa Dombroski Mr. 81 Mrs. Daniel Donahue Mr. Jim Donahue Michael Donahue Thomas J. Donahue Donna 81 Ang Mr. James Donovan Mrs. Marie Donovan Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas Donovan Mr, 81 Mrs. L. E. Donsbach Mr. William H. Dorfner Mr. William J. Dorfner Chuck Dougherty Mrs. F. J. Dougherty Nancy Driscoll Tommy Driscoll Mtrs. Ann Drzazynski Walter J. Dubski Mr. Albert Duckstein Cecelia Duckstein Lucille Duckstein '57 Mr. 81 Mrs. Steve Dudrik Mrs. L. Duff Richard Duffy Mrs, LaVerne Dugas Miss Margie Dugas Mrs. Margaret Aloyis Dugas 76 Patrons Mrs. Duhan Ann J. Dukryn Mrs. Dunlevy Anna Dunsky Clarence Duttine Mrs. Mary Dzik Nancy Dzik Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley Dzik Mrs. Catherine. Dziki Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Ebitz John Eckert Mrs. Henry Eckman Mrs. F. Edelman Mrs. John Egan Mr. 81 Mrs. Eglberger Mrs, Sarah Eisel Mrs. M. Eisenbarth Mrs. Elizabeth K. Elmore Philip Effort Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas Erfort Julia Eszlari Mr. 81 Mrs. 0. Etzrott Mr. John Evans Stephen Evans Miss Andria Fadick Mrs. Anna Fadick Mrs. Albert Fahmor Mrs. Anne Fair Dale M, Falce '57 Dolores Falce Nancy Falce Mr. 81 Mrs. Nick A. Falce Robert Fallert Mrs. Tillie Fallert Mr. 81 Mrs. Fassbaugh Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert Feineigle Mr. 81 Mrs. Feld Mrs. Marie Feldmeier Mr. Patil Fest Mr. 81 Mrs. E, Finger 81 Daughter Mrs. J. Finnigan Mic Mr, hael Fiscante 81 Mrs. A. Fischer Mrs. George Fisher Mrs. Flaherty Mary Ann Flaherty William Flaherty Joseph H. Fleck Mrs. William Flucas Mr. 81 Mrs. Flucker Edward Flynn William C. Fonzi Mrs, Mary Foster Mars. Virginia Francis Anthony Frankenfield Mrs. Ernest Frankenfield, Jr. Mrs. H. Frankenfield, Jr. Agnes Franz Mrs. Anna Franz Clara 81 Helen Franz Franz Family Mr. Norman Freund Mrs. Marie Friedrich Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Friel Jay Frinsco Mr. 81 Mrs. Al Frisch Barry 81 Robert Fritsch Mr. 81 Mrs, A. J. Frohe Edward Frobe Tom Frobe Anton Froellich Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Froellich Mr. 81 Mrs. Peter Froellich Dennis D, Fulkerson Mrs. M. Funtali Margie Gabig Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Gaertner Mr. 81 Mrs. Ray Garfold Joe Garger Antoinette Gargotta '56 John Gargotta Joseph Gargotta Alfreda Garofolo Paul Garofolo V. Garofolo Mrs. Geier Mrs, Mary Geier Mr. Jake Gerhold Mr. John Germuska Mr. Eddie Gert Michael M. Gerulis Sophis Getner Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles P. Geyer, Jr. Mrs. Geyer Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Geyer Margaret Geyer Mr. 81 Mrs. Corneilius Gildea Mr. 81 Mrs, James Gildea John Gildea Leo F. Gildea Mr. Dino Giovannelli Luana Giovannelli ,59 Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Giusti Mr. 81 Mrs. W. Glaser Mary Guettel Jioseph Golanty Mrs. Dolores Goliat Mr. John Goliwas Mrs. J. Golon Mr. Victor Grabowski Mr. 81 Mrs, S. Graczewski Grade 3 Grade 8 Bob Gradeck Vincent F. Gradeck, Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald Grainger Mr, 81 Mrs. Gralka Grandchildren F. Grandillo Margie Grandstaff Lester Grant Stanley G-rant Gertrude Bosle Grauert Anthony Gravert Lillian Gravert Mrs. Clifford Gray Mr. 81 Mrs. F. Gregonis Michael Gregorius Mr. Gregory Mrs, Mildred Grimm Miss Katherine 'Grindell Miss Martha Grindell Mr. 81 Mrs. Gnogan Mrs. Clara Grogan Richard Grogan Gronsky Kids Mr. S. G. Grossman Mr. 81 Mrs. Anthony Gruendl Mrs. Georgia Grzeczka Mr. 81 Mrs. James Gneczka 1 Mr. Ralph Grzeczka Mrs. H. Grzenda Mrs, Josephine Gugliuzza Mrs. Ann Gulassa Mrs. Anna Gulyas Mrs. Cleo Gumbel Mr. 81 Mrs. Gunkel Andrew Guskey Mrs. Sophia Gutkowski Edward P. Gutowski Mr. 81 Mrs. Willian Hahrat Mr. Thomas Haddon Mrs. C. Hafen 5 Mrs. William C. Haid Mrs, Stanley Hajduk John Halawka Mrs. Mrs. Haluch Mrs. A. Harms Kenneth Harms John Hart Mr. 81 Mrs. John B. Hart Judy Hart Mr. Charles Hartman Mr. Herb Hartman Mrs. Mary Hartman Mr. Paul Hartman Timothy Hartman Michael Hawanchak Hawkins Family Mrs. E. Hawranko Mary S. Hawrylak Mr, 81 Mrs. Francis Henke LaVerne Hennessy Mr. 81 Mrs. Henirich Mrs. Herron Mrs. J. Hicky Mr. Hillfinger Mr. 81 Mrs. W. F. Himes Mrs. Marie Hines Thomas Hipkiss, Jr. Mrs. Peter Hirsch Mrs. Agnes Hodge Mrs, Hoffman Evelyn Holland James Holliday Darlene Hollyfield '55 Joseph Hollyfield F. J. Holmes Mrs. F. J. Holmes Agnes Holzer Evelyn Holzer George Holzer John Honan, Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. John Honan Joe Horowitz Mr, 81 Mrs. Hoskowicz Mr. 81 Mrs. James Hostuttler Mrs. Hovanec Donna, Margie, 81 Betty Huber Josephine Huebner Mrs. A, Huischmidt Mrs. Gro-rge Hurley H. McMullen, Roseann Sprohar, and Patricia Lee worked hard to get their ZOOW. Mr. 81 Mrs. R. Hurm, Jr. Clara Hut Mrs. Laura ldzikowski Pauline lwasiw Mrs. Harry Jackson Bill Jacobowitz J. Jacobs Mrs. Dorothy Jaksec James 81 Dennis Stanley J. Jarosz Mrs. Jane ,lasik Audrey Jasinski Mr. Edward T. Jasinski Mrs, Gizella Jasinski Mrs. Mary Jasinski Sandy Jerry Jerry 81 Elsa Sylvester Jones Mr. K1 Mrs. J. Josnukis Mr. Stantley Joswiak Mr. K1 Mrs. Edward Jouver Edward D. Jouver Joyce 81 Nonnie Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Joyce Jimmy Joyce Mary Jozwiak Judy 81 Margie Ann Kalupa D, A. Kamin Mr. Victor Kaminski Anthony Kania Mr. B1 Mrs. Louis Kapes Mr. 81 Mrs. Karabinos Blandina Karabinos '57 Laszlo Karacsony Steve Karacsony Aladar Karascony Mr, 81 Mrs. F. Karcher Loretta Karcher William H. Karenbauer Mrs. Joseph Karscig James R. Kashak Mrs. Kathryn Kashak Mr. Walter Katavich Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Karwoski Mr, Andrew Kaylo Mrs. Andrew Kaylo Mr. Steve Kaylo Donald Kazmierczak Mr. lke Kazmierczak Rughead Kearns Mrs. M. Kapena Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Kedzuf Mary 31 Joe Kedzuf '51 Bill Kehoe Eva Kehoe Patrons Mrs. Keller Mrs. Helen Kempinski John Kempen Ken K1 Anita Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Keppel Mr. 81 Mrs. John Kerwint Mr, 81 Mrs. George Kessel Dennis Ketter Mrs. Walter Ketter Walt Ketter, Jr. Mrs. P. Keuhn Mr. 81 Mrs. John Kichta Chester Kicinski Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Kiefer Greg Kijanka Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Kijanka Mr. Terry Kijanka Joseph H. Kilbert Norman J. Kilbert Margaret Kilcoyne Mrs. Blanche King Ludwig Kirschenbauer Mrs, Edward Kirl Mr. 81 Mrs. R. Klawinski Mrs. Anna Klein Mrs. Harriet Klickovitch Clara Klis David Kmonk Thomas Kmonk Arlene Knorr Mrs. Cecelia Knorr Mr. 31 Mrs. Clarence Knorr 81 Family Eugene Kocent Mrs. Mary Kocher Anna Marie Kocurkovic '58 Mr. 81 Mrs. John Koeper Val Koepfer Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Koerbel Kimberly Ann Kolenda Kay Kolesar Joseph Komlenic Donald Konopka Margaret Konopka Stanley Konopka Mr. 81 Mrs, John Kopa Mr. Ronald A. Kopas '55 Dorothy Korbelic Martha Korfant Sylvia Korth Mrs. Adam Kosheba Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Kotuba Mrs. Rosemary Kowalewski Mr. 81 Mrs. Leonard Kozel Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Kozlowski Mr. 81 Mrs. John Kozlowski Miss Elizabeth Kraemer . wu- P7 J Bialecki, M. A. Straub, and M. A. Werthman did a good job of getting patrons for the '59 Michaelinian. Mir. F , Kraemer Mrs. S. Krajewski Dolores Kramer Mr. 81 Mrs. W. Krantz Mrs. Agnes Krappweis Staniley Krawczak Charlotte Krayvo Mr. Norman Krayvo Mrs. Joseph Kress Mrs. V. Kreuzer Sophie Kubiak Mrs. A. Kubiczki Mr. 31 Mrs. W, Kubisiak Mrs. Kuchta Mr. Francis Kuchta Mrs. John Kuchta, Jr. Paul Kuchta Mr. Robert Kuchta Stephen Kuchta Edward Kuehn Mr. 81 Mrs. M. Kunz Mrs. Marie Kunzelman Mrs. J. Kupstas Mrs. Kurkaski Mr, 81 Mrs. Fritz Kurshman Mrs. Florence Kurzawski Mr. Paul Kurzawski Val Kutrana Mrs. Kuzmira Vlr 81 Mrs John P K le 1 . '. . y Penny Kyle '58 John Michael Lach Mr. 81 Mrs. Ted Lacich Mrs. Laibach Mrs. Laktomy Irene Lakomy Mrs. Lallery Eileen Lally Mrs. Mary A. Lally Tommy 81 Kathy Lally Barbara Lamberger Lane Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert Lang Mrs. Anne Lang Mrs. Bertha Lang Billy Lang Mrs. Edward Lang Frank Lang Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Margaret Lang Michael Lapato 81 Mrs. J. L. Lape J. Laukaitis Dolores Lauterbach 81 Mrs. Ralph H, Lauterbach 81 Mrs. La Vake Miss Joan Laverty Walter Lawlor Mrs. Mary Leahy 81 John Miss Patricia Lee Mr. 'Mr. 81 Mrs. James Leech 81 Mrs. C. Lehner David Lemanski Marie Lemanski Frank Lenart Mr. Ernesto Lf-ncioni Mrs. Paschal Lerro Mrs. Mary Lesczynski Mrs. Letson Mr 81 Mrs Ral h Lewis Beverly Lilierto p Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond Lif-b Mr. Edmund Lijewski Mrs. Mary Lijewski Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Lijewski Mr. 81 M-rs. Limbrnner Mrs. Ann Limpinski Daniel Ling Miss Marie Ling Mirs. 1Naomi Ling Arthur Linheart Mr. 81 Mrs. Edmund Linz Mrs. Helen Lipnos Robert R. Lisiecki Mrs. Wanda Lizut Kaye Lockhart Mr. 81 Mrs. Lodes Agnes Loeb Edward Loeb Lena Loeb Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald Loerlein Helen M. Loerlein Mrs. Dorothy Long Mrs. Michael Lopato John Thomas Lopinsky. Jr. Mrs. Mathilda Lopinsky Mrs. A. J. Lory James Lory Mrs. Howard Lutis Mr, Herb Love Mr. 81 Mrs. John Lozecki Joe Lubawy Mr. 81 Mrs. James Lubowski Mr. Lucas Mr. James Du Lucia Mrs. Joseph Luczko Mr. 81 Mrs. Luisi Mr. K1 Mrs. Louis Luisi Paul F. Lutty Mrs. Dorothy Lutz Mr. 81 Mrs, Leo Lux Eddie Mack Mrs. William Macken Audrey Mackin Mrs. C. Mackin Mr. 81 Mrs. W. J. 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Meyer Mr. Walter Meyer Mrs. Walter Meyer Mr. 81 Mrs. Bernard Meyers Mr. Daniel Meyers Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter Meyers Margaret Mezyk Mrs. Michalski Margaret Michel David Micola Mrs. Mielnicki Mr. Steve Miclnicki Mr. 31 Mrs. Mikulu Mikula Family Mrs. Miller Mrs. A. Miller 7 Patrons 1-'Qs V., 1. 1 . A E ' m g L: . I t ,Y . 5. . -. V M , .' ,, I M MV . , V g . - .v : l 1.. 4 fb. M 1 M L 1 tx. M .I 'WMA h L 'Mgr' V MH I ' ' .lflv M, l W 'f 1 ! M F , 5' 7 ii ' - - , f . r . inc !. 'lt .m !l'l! 1 Carolyn Lee Miller Charles Miller Clair Miller George Miller Mrs. Gilbert Miller Mrs. Irene Miller James S. Miller, Jr. Mrs. Kay Miller Mrs. Mary Miller Moon Miller Norman Miller Patricia Ann Miller Mrs. Valentine Miller Mrs. D. Milligan Ann Jane Miskis Mrs. Mary Modrak Mr, 81 Mrs. Joseph Moeller Mrs. Donald Moeslein Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph A. 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Obringer Miss Judith O'Connor '58 Mrs. Mary O'Connor Mr. 81 Mrs. Patrick O'Connor Mr. 8 Mrs. Regis 0'Connor Sharon 0'Connor Carrie O'Donnell Mrs. Daniel Oesterle Mrs. O'Hara Harry Oleck Mir. 8 Mrs. Michaell Olesak Mr. Charles O'Malley Mrs. Laura 0'Malley Mr. William O'Malley Mrs. Albert Omiatek Marie 0'Neil Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas 0'Neill Mrs. William J. 0'Neill Ann Onku Mrs. Frank Orchowski Mrs. Edward Orpikowski Mrs. Vincent Orvorky Jim Oslacky Maryann Osowski Mrs. Rose Osowski Stanley Packy Mrs. S .Palmer Mrs. Mary Panasko Mrs. Archie Parker Mrs. Thomas Parker Mrs. A. Parolise Rmiald Parsons Carmen Passante L. Passmore A. A. Pasuit Helen J, Pasuit Pat 8 Don Pat 81 Judy Mr. 81 Mrs. Glenn Patton Paula, Bonnie, Tootsie, 8 Carol Miss Amelia Paulus Mrs. lrene Pavicic' Mr. A. Pavlick Mrs. A. Pavlick Mrs. Mary Pavlick Peg 81 Sonny Mr. 81 Mrs. Bernard Pelc Miss Rosemary Pelc Mrs. Frances Penny Audrey Peterson '58 Mr. 81 Mrs. C. 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Schaucle Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo Schaum Mr. John Scheller Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert Scheidl, Sr. Mollie 81 Theresa Scheidl Alberta 81 Barbara Schemm Mrs, Clara Schemm Mr. George Scheppele Mrs. Helen Scheppele Mrs. M. Schick Mr. George Schiegg Mrs. Helen Schiegg Miss Marie Schiegg Ronald Schiegg Eva June Schlegel James Schlegel William Schlegel Mrs. Schlumbom Mr. 81 Mrs. John Schmidt Mr. 81 Mrs. Schmidthammer Gert Schmitt Kath Schmitt Dino Schmotzer Mrs. M. Schmotzer Mrs. H, Schnieder Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Schneider Mrs. F. Schnupp Charlotte. Schott Mrs. H. Schott Mr. 81 Mrs. Alexander Schragl Mr. 81 Mrs. John Schreiner Mr. Schroll Mr. Schtz Mrs. Ce. Schulz Mr. A. J. Schuster Mrs. Rudy Sehutzeus Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Schwarz A. Schwarzmiller Mr. A. Schwarzmiller Bob Schwarzmiller Catherine Schwarzmiller Bertha Schweinsberg lrla Scialabba Harry Sears Mrs. F. Seddon Mr. 81 Mrs. Seelman Miss Rita Mae Sega Edward Seibel Janet Seibel '58 Mrs. Rose Seibel Miss Rosemary Seibel Shirley 'Seibel John E. 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