St Joseph Academy - Seton Light Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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llE'l l'Y FHNXUR t'olumhus. tlhio. Still water runs deep. W Hee, the most athletie among us, eame to Seton llill ill her junior year. When play day t-omes around. she wills glory for Seton. Hee van get the hall into the hasket, from any plaee i11 the hall. tint-e the hall is hers-the hasket is hers too. t'an she swim? Two years ago she won the lvaek stroke ehampionship for women in Ohio. She is not too fond of studying. She says graduation day will not he her happiest day. hut it will he a great relief. Betty was a great asset to us during our plays. She was chief stage manager and per- formed her duty with exaetness. Carefree, friend- ' ly. never in a hurry-she is a friend to all. VIRGINIA t'li0SlGT'l'I Jeannette. l'enna. A girl of plain sound sense. to herself and to all others true Modest. quiet, and punetual are some of the ad- jeetives which dest-rihe Virgiliia. who joined us this year. She is a real student. and is not satislied with anything medioere. lVe could always depend upon Xvi1'2illiZl'S having 100 lines of Virgil every upheld tl1e eo-edueatiomll colleges. Virginia is fas- hearted Dido. And in ti9ililfill2,'-XVPii. she surely day. She had :rent sympathy with poor. hrokeu- tidious. especially about her hair: eat-li little eurl is in its proper swirl. She is thoughtful. intense, and earnest. Jeannette ean he proud of you. Vir- ginia. Good lut-lc! MARY lfl. lll'l l Y Wheeling. West Virginia. Many a genius has heen short of stature. llut't'er found her way to Seton this year from good old West Virginia. making: a trio from XV. Ya. in the 1-lass 'RN She has a keen sense of humor and 4-an laugh oft' anything. She is the tiniest and one ot' the youngest seniors, Every ineh of her radiates sunshine. She plays the piano heautifully: she spends mueh of her leisure time writinggnot t'or Seton Notes. hut to her many admiring friends. She has one in every port. we think. 'l'o ret-eive live letters a day is nothing unusual. ,Xnd eorsagrt-si! NVell. she surely rated. Mamie has a host of friends and will aways lmve them without et't'ort, llappy days. lJutl'erI Page Eleven l i t

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SENIOR LEADERS llil4INl+l MA'l'KUYII'Il -A------ - Vlslss l'i'x-siclvilt MARY MAKTIIA GRll l lN - - - Sllllillllj' l'l'llfPI'l I!l'I'l'TY XVULI' ---- - - l'. S. M. U. l'l't'Slllt:lll ANN KVIINS - Sl 'Ili N Pl. Ml Vl l'l V-Ylll' - AI lilvi iv Assuvizitimi l'rvsiule-int FIN it'll Y'l'l X l'll 'l'XY 4. . A.. Sl'l'llNhI. l'Ul,HllS-Gtililb AND XVIIITH ALMA MATER SONG Seton Hill, dear Alma Mater, ln our hearts will live forever Sweet hours spent within Your walls, each one recallsg Through years your bell is clearly ring- ing To each student it is bringing Joy, hope, happiness Through all our future years. Seton Hill, clear Alma Mater, May you guide us on forever 'Neath your gold and white Weill fight for your honor, Forever we will prove your glory Make complete the greatest story Of loyal daughters true To dear old Seton Hill. Marie Polino I lure T4-11

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M AIN I A RET Fl TZG HRALD Pitt sbur,-Zh, 1'eunal. Her broad goodly grin and her giggle besides Show a sense of humor within her abides. Ilere is another of our quintuplets. For four years Fitz has been at Seton llill witl1 her good old lrish jokes. Mar,2,faret was our ehanlpion stamp eollector for the Mission drive. She lauded 4.110 stamps for the eause. Margaret is assistant prefet-t of the Sodality. In the 4-lass play we got' nlany a good laugh out of Mint-rvaf' and her Jonathan who eould tie anyone in a double-bow knot and wear hint for a neckrtief' NVhat tinle was it when you finally got to bed that fatal night, lIill'2.fZll'0f'f Hot eross buns, apples. ehieken sand- wiehes-. Next year Fitz plans to eontinue her seeretarial work at Duqllesue Vniversity. PATRIUIA FITZ tll'lRAl.ll Pittshtlrglh. Penna. '1'ho' quiet and sedate NVhen you know her she's great. Pat arrived this year making a quintuplet of Ftzgxeralds in the Aeadeluy, ller Irish wit eu- tertains us in the dorm every evening-when she isn't too sleepy. I'at's pet pastime is sleeping-not only in hed, hut in study hall. lietnenlher one eve- ning: how we were all disturbed from hard study by a niusieal SIIOIV3? Among: l'at's friends is the dstingzuislled head of the sehool of l'ennsylvania. How about it Pat? 1'at's interests are hard to disc-over-she dslikes athletics. dauees. and studies. but is quite talented in art. She displayed her at-ting: ability in the f'lll'iSflllZlN play and in the 4-lass play. MAR1 NI XRIII X t RII FIN -ston NX N 1 IIe1 None was eyel sott t'llilt and ou. llere is a gentle, :rt-nial. generous senior. Quiet and reserved. Mary Martha goes about her duties in her own unassunningr way. As eoufraternity teaeher and prefeet of the Sodality. she proved a worthy representative of her whose llillllt' she hears. Mary Martha played the part of Nora in the senior class play and we shall always l't'lllt'lll- ber her. Sure an' the bakin' an' the n1oppiu'. She is a firm believer of There is a plaee for everything and everything in its place -and so her reeord for neatness shows eheeks. not x's. lVest Virginia ean he proud of you. Mary Martha. May her greatest desire-that of heeoluing :1 Sister of f'll!Il'iij'-Clllllt' true. This is the wish of '28, we Twelve