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

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ali? f ' 1' 3 Lflgzef L,-y'-1.f.,f2Lz.f:21-' 2. ,A,, . .--11 is l WW QJKLQZS 60 Our Qiary Junior Class Qflicers Twlla De Meio .,..,.,...,. Treasurer Mary Margaret O,Connell. . .Vice Pres. Ruth Gacld . . . .... 4.,... , .Secretary Martha Rimbach .. .fresicient Mary Margaret C3,Conneil-Congratulations for making Joanne Rothstein-Always charming and dainty. Pt'kH ',N,2. ,., 3 nc emy 0 Nancy Schade- Can't Help Smgmgj' VIariPtl-h' V - -- 1 e an aone A c eermess you cant resist. Vlrgmm Shlmlla-not m picture. Martha Rimbach4Boundless energy for class projects. Joan Smith-Still playing Mrs, Schuyler! Helen Robertshaw-Tl1eJunior's No. 1 sports woman! Hflffief Weiflef-HSklDPY,l-Rates Sefvick Pins- Mary D. ROHZNKEEPS up that Irwin tradition. Rxta .Ruth Yost-1' nendly-:md lots ol lun. Another poster to boost our sale of War Stamps Do we enjoy that Uljause that Refreshesv in Seton's Tea Room? F. Canole, R. Masley, H. Robertshaw, N. Schafle J- Aland, M- D- Kohl- E- Lozawv H' Rienfrled

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Chase are Luziors . Nancy Ackerman-Trim, neat, and always smiling. Dolores Battiston-Energeticg on the ball especially baseball. Mary jane Brown-Keeps the mailman busy! Frances Canole-One of Seton's Glamazons . jean Curran-It's just a short trip home! Twila De Meio-The jolliest of the jolly juniors. Peggy Ehalt-This year's short addition to the class. Hester Fogg-Beauty-it's just a family tradition! Delphine Force-Dee Dee's a very force ful speaker! Ruth Gadd-With her, fun comes easy. ! V6 Alice George-Very smooth, and in the know. Patricia Hurley-Pat is our budding young author! Joyce Kealey-Perpetual motion! Dorothy Kren-One of the happy Irwin crowd. Honor Linton--Gay-Keeps the second sopranos on pitch Elizabeth Lozaw- Libby , a musical Miss Rosemary Masley-Everything is Rosie!' when she's around Ann Mattimore-Scholastically, dramatically, successful. Toni Menaglia-Fingers dance on the ivories. Marilynn Meyer-Party line limited to live minutes. minutes. 32 '

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R. Montell, M. Prioletti, M. C. Wienand, J. Topper have some history reference work to do in the library. 4 itgi? '- 3 14, F 'u-ZQLQN s-: ,r: ,:l'.,.,1 --,LuauA-sgM.g..,g,g,15,.5.ga-napa! Emlrgg,-1 - 1 v. .- Y-3, J. Clippinger, Mellon, H. Reinfried, P. Dent, M. Fetah. These day hopsn enjoy the lovely sun at the noon hour. 1-wh at mhz: -SPO 1 9:-rv fi2:a:1,211.1'Q1ji .fllfxf 'I'1i'5Fiv.1i aY'HF 1::,2LEi4ff a ug: aap'QEEgaufz Joanne Aland-Mischief personified! Has a nice subtle humor. Patty Batcher-Our Mousie', is com etition for Harr J P Y ames. Mary Jean Bertalina-Dancing feet and twinkling eyes. Florence Canole-Slim and trim with a contagious grin. Jane Ann Clippinger- Clippie', a swell candidate for Seton's First Lady. Patty Dent-One of Seton's vivacious songbirds. Jane Dobrosielski-Mischievous Janieg always Hon the spotf' Lee Ann Eibel-Just enough of the right qualities. Sally Favo-A Favo Critel in her own petite way. Mary Fetah-Tall, charming-has interests at the Prep. Dot Fiorucci-Nice to know-possesses qualities of a true friend. Dolores Franks--Clever in speechg an artist with her hands. Peggy Karns-Sweet n' cuteg an all-around dream gal. Patty Kistner-Hepburn the second, only we call her Peaches,'. Rosemary Laux-Vllith plus charm, plus X I personality -I-. Joanne lllellon-Shels on the ball, though appears so quiet. Rita Montell-A friend, and a friend Worth having. Mary Jo Nesselbush-Sparkling personality-from down by the O-h-i-o. Dolores Nichols-Loves the dramatic-Did you say excite- ment? OIYZQVEQ 55 Gave the Spark of Gaiety to our Journal Sophomore Class Officers Rosemary Laux, Treasurerg Mary Jane Robertshavv, Secretary Sally Favo, Vice Presidentg Blanche Theim, Presidentg