Elizabeth Seton High School - Clipper Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Class of 1955
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Seniors Present
Senior Class Officers: Joanne Balogh, treasurerg
Mary Ann Albenze, secretaryg Margaret Smith,
president, and Sandra Keady, vice-president ex-
tend to you our invitation to glance back over
our happy years at Seton. Come with us to
meet our friends and teachers, and share with
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red school house remains our favorite.
The Social Room in its modern decor warmly
greets Seton's many visitors.
Christ's presence in the Lady of Fatima Chapel
brings reassurance and aid to Setonians.
Dramatists, musicians, and speechmakers all find
their haven in Guild Hall.
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Miss Helen Irwin entertained
Swiss Guard, Captain Anton Gallan-
hold a special place in the memory
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Vatican in pictures. special N.F.L. assembly.
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Seton. Remember the freshman health
class, the sophomore biology class, the
junior Spanish and French classes? Then
finally we were Seniors with shorthand,
chemistry, bookkeeping, and Macbeth
filling our days and nights. Just the right
amount of work and good times were
mixed to make us fun-loving and in-
telligent. "Our hearts will loyal be to
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marks. Will we live down our reputa-
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Student Bounc l Ufficets
Judith Hageman - "Judy"
Student Council, President 45 Class Presi-
dent 25 Clipper Staff 45 National Honor 45
Science Honor 3,45 N.F,L. 2,3,4g Latin Club
3,45 French Club 45 Fatima Club l,2,3,45
Glee Club l,2,3,45 Musart Club 3,45 Class
Play 3,4.
Paulette Setler - "Polly"
Student Council, Vice President 45 National
Honor 45 Science Honor 3,45 N.F.L. l,2,3,45
French Club' 45 Fatima Club l,2,3,45 Glee
Club l,2,3,45 Class Play 3,4.
Marlyn Spell
Student Council Secretary 45 Clipper Staff
45 History Honor 3,45 N.F.L. 43 Latin Club 43 '
Sacred Heart Club 3,45 Glee Club3,45Musart
Club 3,4.
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Sister Stella Marie, although
principal only during our senior
year, will long be remembered
by every senior. Here Sister
plans the Community Chest
Drive with Student Council Of-
ficers: Judy Hageman, pres-
identg Paulette Setler, vice-
president, and Marlyn Spell,
secretary. lt is the duty of Stu-
dent Council representatives to
organize assemblies, to regu-
late change of classes, to ex-
press the wishes of the group
they represent, and to plan the
Student Council Dance. The Stu-
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Mary Ann Albenze - "Al"
Class Secretary 43 Clipper Staff 43 French
Club 43 Fatima Club l,2,3,43 Glee Club 2g
Class Play 4.
Lois Albrecht
Glee Club 43 French Club 4.
Joanne Balogh
Class Treasurer 43 Clipper Staff 43 Spanish
Club 43 Fatima Club 2,41 Glee Club 1,2,3,4Q
Class Play 3,4.
Irene Barron
French Club 43 Fatima Club 1,2,3,4Q Glee
Club 1,2,3,4Q Musart Club l,2,3,43 Class
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Business Honor 3,4Q Spanish Club 43 Fatima
Club 43 May Court 2,
Jean Marie Boggs
Student Council, Secretary 33 Clipper Staff
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Club lg Fatima Club 13 Sacred Heart Club
2,3,43 Glee Club 1,23 Musart Club l,2,3,43
Library Club l,2.
Lucille Buffo
Class Vice President 33 Spanish Club 43
Fatima Club l,2,43 Class Play 4.
Loretta Campiti - "Ren"
Spanish Club 43 May Court 3.
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Student Council 45 Class Treasurer 35 Clipper
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French Club 45 Fatima Club 15 Sacred Heart
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Patricia Cuff - "Pat"
Fatima Club 2,3,4,
Margaret Davie - "Marge"
Class President 35 Fatima Club 1,45 Class
Play 4.
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X Business Honor 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Fatima
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Clipper Staff 45 National Honor 45 Science ,
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Mary Ann Di Pietro 5
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Fatima Club 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Class
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National Honor 43 Sacred Heart.
Joan Fitch - "Joannie"
N.F.L. 1,23 Fatima Club 43 Glee Club l,2,3,43
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Ellyn Fitzgerald
History Honor 3,41 N.F.L. 13 Fatima Club
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Student Council 33 Business Honor 3,43 Span-
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Giovanna Francesconi
Fatima Club 33 Glee Club 33 Musart Club 33
Class Play 43 May Court 1.
Carol Ann Ganser
Student Council 43 Clipper Staff 43 National
Honor 43 Science Honor 3,43 N.F.L. l,2,3,
President 43 French Club 43 Fatima Club
1,2,3,43 Glee Club l,2,3,43 Musart Club l,2,
3,43 Class Play 3.4,
Katherine Carrick - "Kate"
Student Council 3,43 Science Honor 3,43 N,F,L.
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Mary Holzer
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Carolyn Horan
Fatima Club 4.
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Sandra Keady
Student Council, Treasurer 25 Class Vice '
President 45 Clipper Staff 45 Science Honor V72
3,45 French Club 45 Fatima Club l,2,3,45
Glee Club l,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Mother
Seton Delegate 3.
Bernice Gawlas - "Babe"
Clipper Staff 45 N.F.L. 15 Spanish Club 45
Fatima Club 3,4.
Colleen Glackin
Spanish Club 45 Fatima Club 3,45 Mother Seton
Delegate 4.
Dorothy Hanzel - 'Dotty'
N,F,L, 1,25 Sacred Heart Club 35 Fatima Club
l,2,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Class Play 3,
Jacqueline Hartland - 'Jackie'
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Fatima Club 4.
lrma Kent
Clipper Staff 43 Fatima Club l,2,3,4g Glee Club
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Martha Regina Kirsch - 'Marti'
Business Honor 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Fatima
Club 43 Glee Club '2,3,4g Class Play 3.
Kathleen Klemz - "Kathy"
Spanish Club 45 Fatima Club 2,4g Glee
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Student Council 3,43 Business Honor 3,43
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Kathleen Kramer - 'Cass'
Class Vice President 25 Spanish Club 4g
Sacred Heart- Club 33 Fatima Club l,2,4g
Class Play 3.
Diane Lonzo - "Dene"
Spanish Club 45 Fatima Club l,2,4g Class
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Spanish Club 4g Fatima Club l,2,4g Class
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Clipper Staff 43 Glee C1ubl,2,3g Sacred Heart
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Mary Ann Mudron
Fatima Club 4.
Eileen Murtha
Fatima Club 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1.
Mary Agnes Nichols - "Aggie"
Carol Jean Ludzia
' Spanish Club 4, Fatima Club l,4.
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Student Council 43 Business Honor 3,4g N.F.L.
1,2g Spanish Club 45 Fatima Club l,2,3,4g
Glee Club 1,21 Musart Club l,2,3,4g Class
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Maureen McCrory
Fatima Club 1,2,3,4.
Mary McKernan
N.F.L. l,2,3g Spanish Club 45 Fatima Club
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Anna Louise Morabito
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Patricia Power - "Pat"
Spanish Club 4g Fatima Club l,2,4.
Lenore Provident
Class Treasurer 25 Spanish Club 43 Fatima
Club l,2,4g Class Play 4.
Mary Rancel
Student Council 4g Clipper Editor 45 National
Honor 4g Science Honor 3,45 N.F.L. l,2,3,4g
French Club 45 Fatima Club 1,2,3,4g Glee
Club 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3,45 Mother Seton
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Elizabeth Schrei - "Betsy"
Clipper Staff 43 History Honor 3,4g N,F,L,,
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Irene Tuzikow
Fatima Club 1,2,3,4.
Catherine Walsh - 'Kay'
Spanish Club l,2g Fatima Club l,2,3,4g Glee
Club 1,2,3.
Michaele Ann Wilhem - 'Mike'
Student Council 4g Spanish Club 4g Fatima
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Library Club 2,3,4g May Court 3.
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Joan Sieber - "Joanie"
Student Council 4g Class Secretary 35 Clipper
Staff 45 History Honor 3,45 N.F.L. l,2,3Z
French Club 43 Fatima Club l,2,3,4g Glee
Club 1,2,3,4g Musary Club 1,2,3,4g Class Play
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Margaret Smith - 'Smitty'
Class President 4g Clipper Staff 4g National
Honor 4g Classical Honor 2g History Honor
3,45 N.F.L. l,2,3,4g Spanish Club 43 Fatima
Club l,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3,4g May Court
1,25 Class Play 4.
Carol Ann Talarico
Spanish Club 4.
June Tarcak
Student Council 33 Class President lg Nation-
al Honor 4g Commercial Honor 3,4g N,F,L,
l,2,3g Spanish Club 4g Fatima Club 1,2,3,4g
Glee Club l,2,3g May Court 1.
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Seniors seek spiritual contentment and advice
as members of the Diocesan Fatima Club and
Bishop Dearden's recently founded Sacred Heart
Club. To broaden our knowledge of religious
life we attend Fatima Club meetings twice month-
ly. Sacred Heart Prepsters prepare to follow in
the footsteps of our patroness Mother Seton as
forty Seton alumnae have done. Mother Seton
inspired thirty-three Setonians to become her
daughters as members of the Sisters of Charity
of Seton Hill. She has also sent two graduates
to the Franciscans, and one to the Carmelites,
the Poor Clares, the Blessed Sacrament Sisters,
the Benedictines, the Sisters of Mount Nazareth,
and Sisters of Divine Providence.
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The Seton Clipper has once
more been launched. Captain,
Sister Mary Noel, with her jun-
ior ship-mates, Joan Kanfoush,
Brenda Hageman, Joan Canon,
Jo Ann McKnight, and Frances
Howard have now begun another
sea-worthy voyage.
President, Virginia Brettg
Vice-President, Joan Bel-
sterlingg Secretary, Brenda
Hageman, a.nd Treasurer,
Frances Howard view formal
gowns with their class advisors
Sister Mary Robert and Sister
Mary Noel, as they plan the
Junior Prom, climaxing their
social activities for the year.
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Sister Marie Anthony, Sister Marguerite,
and Sister Marietta aid Sophomore Class
officers Elaine Malarkey, presidentg Lora-
lee Ufolla, vice-presidentg Betty Simon,
secretary, and Arlene Litz, treasurer, make
plans for the year. Throughout the year
our little sisters are active in speech and
debate and all other school activities. Our
energetic little sisters have done much to
make our years at Seton happy.
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Sister Mary Irene, Sister Mary
Cecile, and Sister Mary Alexis Knot
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chers congratulate the newly elec-
ted officers: Suzanne Malarkey,
presidentg Elizabeth Rago, vice-
presidentg Marian Nees, secretary,
and Peggy Rooney, treasurer.
0ur Newest Fdends . .. the Freshmen
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Mary Ann Di Pietro, Judy Hageman,
and Carol Ganser sort pictures for the
book while Betsy Schrei, Mary Rancel,
Editor, Sister Mary Zoe, and Cindy
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The mysterious secret of what lay behind
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we, as juniors, presented The Ivory Door
by A. A. Milne. King Perivale, played by
Joan Sieber, was braver than his subjects
and determined to discover the secret of
this unopened door before his marriage to
the beauteous Princess Lilia, portrayed by
Judy Hageman. As the final curtain closed
Perivale had found the truth, won his bride,
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phere that prevailed at St. Matthew's Rec-
tory until Jenny, Mrs. Deazy's niece, ar-
rived from the country. Father Moynihan
was in constant bewilderment as to J ennys
true character simply because he was
always running into her guppies. But gay
romance and a few heartbreaks intermingled
with sweet potato vines provided an amusing
plot for our Senior Class Play Jenny Kissed
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ributed in many ways with numerous
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and hard work, the seniors will tell
are the only means to a success-
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Marlyn Spell, Joan Kagrise, Irene
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launch the Community Chest Drive at Seton after an instruction course by Professor
Tacey, University of Pittsburgh.
Mr. Harry Klein, chairman of the Pitts-
burgh N.F.L. District, presents Mary
Rancel with a coveted gold gavel, Speak-
er of the House award.
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in an N.F.L. Student Congress.
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to Carol Ganser, president of the
Elizabeth Seton Chapter.
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star, twice captured prize laurels
on the C.B.S. panel discussion, Youth
Takes A Stand. Here Carol displays
her awards, a set of dictionaries, a
S50 Savings Bond and an orchid, to
her friends.
Seton's Senior N.F.L. members: standing, Joan Sieber, Betsy Schreifkatherine
Garrick, secretary, Mary Rancel, Mary Ann Corr, Marlyn Spellg seated, Paul-
ette Setler, Carol Ganser, president, Judy Hageman, and Bernie Dorsey.
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and Nancy Flaherty blend their
voices in Christmas carols cel
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thrugh the halls as they decorate V
the staunch evergreen on the main
landing of the old building.
The nativity scene is recreated in the Marian
Oratory by Yvomme Tishko, Darla Roop, and Tina
Pellarin.
The candles of the Advent Wreath, symbol-
izing the four weeks of Advent, are solemnly
lit by Margaret Smith, president of the
senior class.
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We gratefully acknowledge the financial aid
given us by our patrons.
SPECIAL PATRONS
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The Brennan Brothers Elizabeth sewn Guild
Majestic Foods, Inc. A Friend
Resurrection Parish Han-is Fgodg, Inc,
""""" Mantsch's Blue Bonnet Bakeries
Robert Morris Business School Eugene V, Nfartin
Felice Perri and S0115 Mt. Lebanon Council 3084
vauey Dairy Milk Company Knights of Columbus
""""' O'Too1e and 0'Connor Funeral Home
Baldwin Realty St. Pius X Parish
Bastian Brothers Comp?-HY Peter Rauch Construction Company
Beto's Pizza Sam's Hardware a
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Bigi Bus Lines Ed Zi11ian's Drug Store ng English' please ?
Aldo Bachini Family
A. J. Biertempfel Family
Mrs. William Blatt
Betty Ann Shoppe
Frank A. Blum and Sons
Brookline Jewelry
Brookline Journal
Brookline Shoe Rebuilder
Brusco Funeral Home
Dr. Joseph Carroll
Charleson's Pharmacy
Class of '55
Class of '56
Class of '57 fOur Little Sistersj
Class of '58
Connelly Family
Conroy Funeral Home
Mr. and Mrs. Corbett
Corliss Coal Company
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DeG,rozia
Mary Dillon Card Company
Domorowicki Family
Elizabeth Seton Cafeteria
Ernie's Auto Service
J. J. Flaherty and Sons, Painters
Rev. John D. Fording
Freidman's Market
A Friend
John Gannon, Attorney
Harrison's Confectionary
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carmavine
Win and Howdy Burns
Ligouri Brothers
Joe's Repair Shop
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McArdle
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Minnich
Bill Potts
Dick Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Amarse
Rose Marie Balkovec
Mr. and Mrs. Edwim Beachler
John Bianco
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bonacci
Father Bonfield
Adelaide Briley
Brookline Appliance Company
Orville Bryant
Bucci's Market
Rose Buck
Mrs. T. R. Budd
Caruso Family
Barbara Clancy
Mrs. J. F. Conley
Pat Connelly
Ed Conrad
Charles Corr
Dr. James J . Corrigan
Mrs. John Coyne
William L. Cuff
Michael D'Alessandro
Butler Distributing Company
Mrs. Joseph Dawson
Tom Deasy
Diane and Betty
Patty DiPhillips
Mrs. Peter DiRicca
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donahoe
Anne Dorsey
Mr. and Mrs. W. Dunn
Betty Esterberg
William Eythe Family
Patrons
Harry and Mary
Haubelt Electric
Healy Brothers Cleaners
Rev. Paul Holzer
Anthony Indico
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Klemz Jr.
Joseph F. Leap Family
Rev. Joseph L. Lonergan
Lutz's Meat Market
F. W. McBride
The New McCann's
McCanns Lunch Counter
Mr. and Mrs. ar
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs
Dr. and Mrs.
Charles D. McC
H. P. McCrory
Paul McCrory
C. R. MacDonald
Robert MacDonald
thy
Rev. Donald W. Mclllvane
McGuire Memorial Convalescent Home
Mahoney and Horneg Jenkins Arcade
Mandl's Bakery
Marfred Motor Sales
Meszaros Pharmacy
Middletown Market
Monarch Food Company
Frank P. Mooney Family
John F. Mueller
Mrs. Fred Nungesser
J. H. Offutt Company
Our Lady of Victory Church
Mrs. Ralph P. Fertig
Mr. Fineburgh
Carol Finerty
Rosemay Fleming
Mrs., Lucy Flymi
Forsaith Funeral Home
A Friend
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Furlong
Furniture and Gift Shop
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gallagher, Jr.
Peggy Gallagher
Mrs. Emma B. Gibson
Mr. William Grimes
'Orlando Gualtieri
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Halloran
Mrs. Bernice Harris
Mrs. Emile Helfer
Mr. and Mrs. James Heilman
William R. Heuninger
Jim and Mary
Joanne and Chicky
Joseph's Jewelers
Curtis Jordan
Kay, Liv, Jan, and Lou
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Keefer
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Keenan
Gene Keener
Mary Rose Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. John Kinevy
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Laffey
Gerson Levy
Catherine Lemak
Ronnie, Chris, Susan, and Lorraine
Loretta and Paul
Catherine and J im Mackin
Mike, Cookie, and Marion
Bernadine and Virginia McDonald
J eanann McDonough, '57
J. H. Mahoney
Mrs. 'Rex Mansmann
Mrs. Patsy Marasco
William Mihalko
J. C. Park Printing Shop
Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Parker
Pelusi Family
Pinkerton School For Secretaries
Providence Hospital School of Nursing
Dr. E. W. Provost
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Reitmeyer
C. E. Rhen
Ross and Rago
Compliments from Sam
Edward Salamony Family
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Schafer
Richard Shaugnessy Family
Silvioni's Restaurant - Babcock Blvd.
5ilvioni's Restaurant - Climax Street
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Simon
Mr. and Mrs. James Sims and Family
St. Stephen Holy Name Society
Sports Haven Roller Rink
Frank Tedesco
Thompson's Market
Mr. George Tishko
Torre's Market
Tri-State Foods, Inc.
The Van Praag Family
Vater's Hardware
Virgili Beer Distributing Company
Warrinton 5 Sz 10 Stores, Inc.
Mrs. Hull Wright
The Ziegler Meat Company
The Zydanowicz Family
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mitchell
George Mudron
Rev. Denis N. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. D. Nardi
Mr. and Mrs. C. Niccolai
Mary O'Brien
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 0'Hara, Jr.
Eleanor Oliver
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Onda
Ruth Patton
Mr. Karl V. Proctor
Ralph's Pharmacy
Dr. Jesse Quatse, Dentist
Mary Remmel
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Renzo
Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds
Mrs. Richardson
Marie Rizzo
Mary T. Riordan
Margie and Joe Ross
Neila Sandioni
Mary Ann Schafer
George Schopf Family
Babe Schilling
Ed Schledor
Louis Scoratow
Sloan and Ruth
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shier
Anne Smith
Carole Spell
Mr. and Mrs. W. Steigerwald
Mr. and Mrs. A. J . Stinger
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Suho
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Tischler
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tomczyk
Harold "Pie" Traynor
Vera Vari
Rosemary Weet
Joan Werneth
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilhelm
Willie and Arzate
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Barbara Alcorn
Barbara Amado
George Andamasaris
Joan Asti
June Asti
Beverly Baczewski
Rose Baldi
John Balogh
Joan Baranak
Mike Bardy
Mr. and Mrs. Baranak
Joan Belsterling
Mrs. Wallace Brown
John Bordas
Nancy Breen
Josephine Cacicia
Peggy Camarda
Patricia Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. N. Cannavine
Joan Canon
Frank Cardello
Mary Louise Caruso
Marcyanne Celecy
Edward Choby
Roberta Christy
Roberta Cicero
Lorraine Clifford
Mr. and Mrs. Collins
Teresa Colosimo
Roberta Connelly
Mary Jane Corrigan
Mrs. Charles S.,Cotton
Connie Coury
Carol Cox
Ann Coyne
William Crothers Family
Norma Jean Crothers
Mary Jane Cuff
Maureen Dougherty
Bobby DaRosso
Nancy Lee DaRosso
Judy Davis
Ralph DeCosmo
Connie DeMarco
Barbara Del Manto
Eileen Devine
Shirley Dimperio
Cecilia Diulus
Mary Louise DiZinno
Pat Dolan
Elaine Donovan
Carmelia Doscola
John Dougherty
Patricia Durkin
Bill Eckhardt
Patricia Ellis
Margaret Farrell
Sidney Feldman
Thomas Flanagan
Pat Flanigan
Beverly Freiland
A Friend
Lorraine Gailey
Joan Galordi
Nick Gallo
Myrtle Gillen
Rita Godino
Benny Goodstein
Pauline Grentz
Pat Griffith
Elmer G. Haenel
Patrons
Brenda Hageman
Carol A. Hamilton
Mrs. Charles Hank
Jean Hanka
Judy Hannoway
Margaret Hayes
Mrs. Anna Henry
Richard Herrup
Mary Carleen Hogan
Mary Jane Holison
Hornell's
Fran Howard
Pat Howell
Mary Jane and Jack
Sue Jenny
Joan Kanfoush
Tommy Keady
Pat Kearns
Mary Ellen Keefer
Mary Ruth Kelly
James Kennedy
Sheila Kennihan
Joanne Klaus
Mrs. Richard Kluck
Emily Kobach
Ethel Kominsky
Mort Kopperman
Edna Kovach
Louise Krause
Carol Kyle
Bill Lander
Judy Laffey
Peggy Lanagan
Frances La Rocco
Kathleen Leap
Catherine Lemak
Howard Lester
Vivian Linkhauer
Helen Logsdon
Barbara Long
Pat Long
Josephine and Billy Lonero
Lou's Inn
Margaret Lutz
Dolores Macaluso
Tess Macaluso
Maureen McCambridge
Roberta McKinney
Mickey McKnight
Ellen McNelis
Lou Maccarone
Judith Macurak
Kay McWilliams
Anthony Marocco
Carrie Magnotti
Mary Magnotti
Elaine Malarkey
Emmanuel Mandell
Mrs. Patsy Marasco
Marian Marshall
Sandra Mazzarini
Norman T. Medley
Joan Meehan
Carmel Minadeo
Joe McCauley
Mrs. Josephine McDonough
Mary Alice Moran
Morris'
Mary Eileen Nagy
Marian Nees
Beverly Nicolazzo
Penny, Jackie, and Nicky
Mary O'Brien
B. B. O'Donnell
Joan Onda
Mary Osler
Lillian Pajak
Mr. and Mrs. A. Palumbo
MRS. Donald Patton
Margaret Perfetti
Patty Peters
Louis E. Pilardi
Charlotte Pagacar
Mrs. Margaret Potts
Gerry Powers
Mr. and Mrs. D. Provident
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Provident
Bill Puzak
Floyd J. Ragin
Mary Grace Raker
William Ralls
Peggy Renton
Elizabeth Rice
Jeanne Richardson
Peggy Rooney
Cathy Ross
Eileen Salmon
Mary Sarsfield
Mary Ann Schafer
Kethleen Scherer
Arthur Scuillo
Ann Sedlak
Dorothy Sheridan
Grace Shoenbach
Donna Siefert
Charmaine Sigal
Mary Ann'Skarupa
Sue Slagle
Margaret Marie Smith
Mary Ellen Smith
Mrs. Nellie Smith
Claudia Stedle
Eileen Sweitzer
Anthony Talarico
Anne Tate
Terry and Mary Ann
Geraldine Thornton
Virginia Tischler
Kay Tomczyk
Kay Triggs
Chuck Vanucci
Frank Veltri
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Verbershaat
Carolyn Verno
Jerry Vondas
Gerry Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh
Mrs. John Walsh
Mary Walsh
Dr. Wible
Margaret Weigold
Anne Welsh
Rosemarie White
Laura S. Williamson
Mary Catherine Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wright
Pat Yourick
Sandra Zaroda
Lorraine Zydanowicz
'REW-
As our year draws to a close, so does our book
of memories. Seniors eagerly prepare new lan-
terns for the traditional good-by. Soon,' at Lan-
tern Chain, flickering lights will illuminate the
quadrangle in the letters E.S.H,S. Our final
salute follows close on the heels of that mem-
orable evening. During asolemn commencement
ceremony at Resurrection Church we will cul-
minate our years as Setonians. Despite the
twinge of loss, the future appears bright be-
cause of the guidance and knowledge we have
gained at "Dear Seton High".
Farewell, Dear Seton Hugh
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Mr. Dominick Albenze and Mary Ann
Mrs. J. R. Albrect and Lois
Mrs. Mary Takacs and Joanne Balogh
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Keller and Katy
Mrs. Helen G. Kent and Irma
Mrs. Leo Kirsch and Martha
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barron and Irene
Mrs. Clorinda Bianchini and Nancy
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
and MrS.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr.
William Boggs and Jean
Anthony Buffo and Lucille,
Don Campiti and Loretta
Patrick Corr and Mary Ann
Charles Cuff and Patricia
Patrick Davie and Margaret
Mrs. Esther Deasy and Esther
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent DelGreco and Antonia
Mrs. Ellen Dinger and Lucinda
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond DiPietro and Mary Ann
Mr. and Mrs James Doran and Audrey
Mr. and Mrs Patrick Dorsey and Bernadette
Mr. and Mrs William Fischer and Brenda
Mr. and Mrs Frank Fitch and Joan
Mr. and Mrs Frank Fitzgerald and Ellyn
Mr. and Mrs John Flaherty and Nancy
Mr. and Mrs. Adolfo Francesconi and Giovanna
Mr. and Mrs Frank Ganser and Carol
Mr. and Mrs John Garrick and Katherine
Mrs. Sophia Gawlas and Bernice
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Glackin and Colleen
Mrs. Randal Hageman and Judith
Mr. and Mrs
Mr.
and Mrs
Frank I-Ianzel and Dorothy
Kirmet Hartland and Jacqueline
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Holzer and Mary
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Horan and Carolyn
Mr. and Mrs. John Kagrise and Joan
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keady and Sandra
Mr. and MIS.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Edward
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Klemz and Kathleen
Charles Kline and Carol
Elmer Kramer and Kathleen
Joseph Lonzo and Diane
Byron Lorenze and Madelain
Walter Ludzia and Carol
Henry McCrory and Maurees
James Morabito and Amma Louise
Morris Morgan and Ann
Trescher and Mary Ann Mlldfon
Eugene Murtha and Eileen
William Nichols and Mary Agnes
John Pellarin and Santina I
Thomas Power and Patricia
Emil Provident and Len0I'G
William Rancel and MHFY
Leo Riordan and Margaret
Thomas Roop and Darla
Joseph Ross and Janet
Rudolph Schrei and Betsy
Mrs. Carl Setler and Paulette
Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Norbert Sieber and Joan
Smith and Margaret
Thomas Spell and Marlyn
Anthony Talarico and Carol
Andrew Tarcak and June
Mr. John Tishko and Yvomie
Mrs. Anna Tuzikow and Irene
Mr., and Mrs.
John Walsh and Catherine
Mr. Frank Wilhem and Michaele
We Seniors wish to express our sincere gratitude
to our parents who made it possible for us to
attend Elizabeth Seton. We have many friends
here, in particular our 'LITTLE SlSTERS."
Especially, we thank our teachers who have de-
voted these past years in helping us to attain a
good Catholic education. Our days at Seton have
been happy, fruitful ones and their memory will
always hold a special place in our hearts.
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Sr. Stella Marie, S. C.
Rev. Paul Holzer
Sr. M. Imelda, S. C.
Sr. Mary Alexis, S. C.
Sr. M. Ricardo, S. C.
Sr. Agnes Josephine, S. C.
Sr. M. Marietta, S. C.
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Mary Robert, S. C.
Mary Zoe, S. C.
Miriam Rita, S. C.
Mary Irene, S. C.
Mary Noel, S. C.
M. Marita, S. C.
Sr. Marie Anthony, S. C. Sr Rebecca Ann, S. C.
Sr. Marguerite, S. C. Sr Mary Cecile, S. C.
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M. Martina, S. C.
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