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

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graduate: . l Shirley Achfenbaum Rosemarie Aldrich Anne Bennis SHIRLEY ACHTENBAUM Irwin, Pa, Shirley . . . a perfect all-round pal. Invariably has a good time and an affectionate smile for everyone plus gobs 'o' love for the Navy . . . spurns even the idea of being teased . . . enjoys train- rides and New York . . . loves to doodle . . . Shirley is super,'. National Forensic League . . . Seton Light Staff. ROSEMARIE ALDRICH Wellington, Ohio Rosie . . . the sweetest thing ever down by the O-hi-o . Loves to drift and dream over sentimental songs . . . prefers Khaki to Navy blue. Rosie will have no trouble with her chosen profession of nursing because she has the poise, charm and ability . . . just everything it takes. Operetta, Seton Light, French Club, President. ANNE BIQNNIS Punxsutawney, Pa. Bangs . . . cheered for the Bangsters named in her honor . . . star for every operetta. She has a mania for being on time, but more for roses, CMaxicalli birthday rosesl. Adopted big sister of many underclassmen. Known for her collection of novelty beads. Class Treasurer, 2, Sec. 4, Seton Light, Operetta, Quill and Scroll. Q? ,gm Anne Benms. Rosemarie Aldrich, Shirley Achienbaum. at attention io a Navy man. e if

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Senior Class Officers- Jeanne Weller, Vice-President: Anne Bennis, Secretary Adalene Lancaster, President: Annabelle Turney, Treasurer LIFE at Seton Began in 1940 for the class of '44 when as green freshies we Hrst came to the hill . . . where we were reminded each day of the courtesy due the worthy seniors . . . our first glimpse into the Seton Light . . . where some of us attended our first formal dance . . . in 1941 we advanced to the sophomore class where we received some distinction at least by taking the seniors downtown to a theater party . . . the operetta, The Waltz Dream . . . the St. Vincent Dance at Mountain View . . . finally came 1942 when we were really upperclaxfmen . . . that year brought us our class rings . . . the junior class play . . . and the Moonlight Mood . . . September 1943 Seton welcomed us as dignified seniors . . . the year for which we had waited and longed . . . all too soon it came with senior events . . . Carol Night . . . nightly snacks while Working on the yearbook . . . Alma Mater Night . . . Class Night . . . Commencement Day, June 9, 1944 and LIFE at Seton ended for the Class of ,44.

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Edna Mae Carbis EDNA MAE C K'Ma1se', . Eugenie Cosfoff Mary Ellen Curran Ann Daniels Anais North Worthington, Pa. . . if it can be bought, she has it . . . everything from tooth picks Ato hammers . : . helpful at all times . . . first to the scene of action . . . embroiders for her hope chest . . . she tells it to a Marine . . . expects to be her Daddy's stenog . . . had a Blooming good time at the dances. EUGENIE Cosrorr Pittsburgh, Pa. Gee Gee . . . gracious is the word for our quiet senior . . . often seen, but seldom heard . . . has a yen for athletic men-especially those in the V-12l . . . hopes someday to add M.D. to her name . . . knows all the answers to our questions on music . . . Junior Class Play, Operetta, Orchestra, Vice President of French Club. MARY ELLEN CURRAN Cleveland, Ohio Camilla . . . slender, tall . . . very smooth dancer . . . ready for any sort of Gabby discussions . . . one of Seton's notable debators . . . wants to keep on uarguingl' and eventually enter law school . . . Seton Light, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Degree of Distinction in N.F.L., Operetta. ANN DANIELS Pittsburgh, Pa. Dannie . . . wins many honors with her gifted pen . . . favorite saying, Who can be glamorous with a pug-nose? . . . adds a colorful dash to any group, with those China blue eyes . . . an A debater with a low low voice . . . likes red and blue. . Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society, Degree of Distinction in N.F.L., Seton Light Editor, Operetta. Edna Mae. Gee Gee, Ann, and Mary Ellen, enioy Sefon's breeze. I944