Seton Hill University - Chevron Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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Bishop Larnh is guest of honor at the testimonial dinner given in Sullivan Hall. I ' 1.15 hi' 99 The President of the College, The Reverend William Granger Ryan, greets the Most Reverend Yohn Francis O'Hara, Archbishop of the Archdiocese of -Philadelphia. State and city dignitaries are pictured with Bishop Lainh after his civic reception. Seated: Governor John S. Fine, The Most Reverend Hugh Louis Lamb, The Reverend William Granger Ryang Standing: Mayor William L. Treager, Congressman Augustine B. Kelley, Mr. Frank Bincla, Mayor of eannette. I Governor Fine and other ojicials applaud Bishop Lainh's address at the Civic Reception. ' Menihers of the clergy render ohedience to their new superior, Bishop Lamb. 1: ,.,, 2:5-va f' ,lr

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Students gather at the grotto lo crown our Blessed Mother, the .Queen of the May. Ojicers of tlze Seton Hill Alumnae Corpo- ration visit with the senior :lass ojicers at the alumnae reception. Seated: Agnesmary Treanor, class Presidentg Mrs. Edward Connell, Chairman ofthe Alumnae Council and of Seton Hill Clubsg Sister Muriel, Assistant- treasurerg Mrs. john Alwine, Alumnae Corporation Presidentg Standing: Suzanne Lauble, class Treasur- erg Margarita Bauza, class Seeretaryg Barbara Rus- sell, class Vice-presidentg Miss Patricia McNamara, Secretaryg Linn Farnum, Class Fund Treasurer. The campus swings are popular for moments of leisure. Left to right: Mary Demers, Dorothy Baker, Joanne Bagg, Pat Bender, jane Byers. ww- ',:- I s - IO1 Salbf Voltz is crowned by lzer escort as .Queen of the Yunior Prom, May 1951.