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

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in the Gym Building These volleyball players are getting some last minute hints from Frances before they meet the other rival freshman team. All play hard at Volleyball and mushball. Next in line with the girls' favorites, is utouchballl' because the game is much like football with its kick-offs and rules. Bernice Reilley, Mary ,lane Brown, Nancy Acker- man, Frances Canole, Rosemary Nlasley, Dolores Battiston, Mary Elizabeth Lozaw Some who frequent the tea mom many times daily, make great effort to keep a perfect balance by bowling off those extra pounds. It looks like a race, here, Lenore and Dolores. Lenore Dunston, Louise Henry, Dolores Doerr it Shumeboard will never tire the played by the less active type, It is a pleasant rest after a strenuous run of relays. An accurate eye and steady hand help to sail the disc to its proper location. Setonies. It is Jenny Imuzzs, Eleanor Smith, Gloria Koski

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Ullll Slllllll Challenge Day at Seton One last look at the bulletin board to check the teams-and then a flurry across the campus to the Activities Building to participate in Challenge Day. There, under banners of blue, orange, yellow, red, green, and pink, we strove hard to bring glory to our team. Under the splendid direction of Mrs. Earl Thompson, the physical education instructor, we enjoyed many different sports. With a slight twist of the wrist, the Yellows, under Patty Harrison, succeeded in shooting the deciding basket, which made them victorious over the undefeated Blues. A freshman, Hester Fogg, captured the bowling title by showing us what a little control on the bowling alley could accomplish. The outdoor relay races, under the early spring sun, afforded us a brief pause from the strenuous indoor sports. To close the day, Gloria King was chosen as the girl who exemplified good posture for K'Posture Week. Challenge Day gave all the girls an opportunity to compete in the various types of sports enjoyed at Seton. 44

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Peggy Smith, jerry Wherle Moonlight Moods at Seton . . Happy expectation . . . the thrill of re- ceiving your favorite flower . . . the cheery departing word from our Angel . . . the haunting strains of the most popular pieces . . . prolonged adieus in the Lounge . . . light snacks and lengthy accounts far into the night . . . dreams of the best dance ever! The Grand Conga Line The Spanish Fiesta, sponsored by the Spanish Club, was the first of its kind on the hill. The decorations were typically '6South of the Borderf' We danced from two until five to the music of many a Rhumba King. As a final Spanish gesture, we joined in a Grand Conga Line. Amidst whirling confetti and multi- colored streamers, ,we were lost in the mock frivolity of Old Spain. Janet Borland, Mary Lee Dinsmore, Ellamae Keck, Mary Long, Peggy Tourtellott 46 SSUEIH