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

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C Schxldltamp G Miller P Hurley, M. J. Robertshaw, A. Donnelly, E. Leger, D. LeGendre, H. Kelly, M I Robertshw pack a gift box for the A10 mission. work for the Scapular Militia. Che Sodafify in cfioiz Living in a Christ-like atmosphere and instilled with the truths of our faith, we at Seton have been afforded the sound fundamentals for making our every. action a Catholic action. Through the channel of the Rosa Mystica Sodality We have directed our Catholic action- to Christ through Mary . On the pages of our Diary there are many references to varied works . . . the Ajo Mission, a true oasis for thirsting Mexican souls, set under a scorching but beautiful Arizona sky, gave us opportunity to act as missionaries by proxy . . . a purse for the education of the Negro Priests at Bay St. Louis, Louisiana, the goal of our Sunday collection . . . nearer home we sponsored a party on Easter Saturday for the appreciative children of the Westmoreland County Home . . . to our boys in the service We sent direct spiritual aid by the recitation of the rosary-by Wrapping scapulars-by providing them with rosaries and medals obtained through the Rosary-Medal Drive. The high points in our Catholic Action year came during Brotherhood Week and Vocation Monthn. The former brought us a new realization of our obligation toward our brothers of other faiths through discussions led by Kit Woods, Delphine Force, Jane Dobosielski, Ellen Frances Rodgers and Mary Jane Robertshaw, while Father Austin acted as moderator. As chairman of our Vocation Month discussion we were privileged to have Father Shiner, from Charleroi, Who brought us clear and sound judgement on the choice of a state in life, and whose Wit gave us a most interesting and enjoyable afternoon. These discussions afforded a zealous boost to our Catholic Action spirit.

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OUR BOOSTER M. C. Wienand, M. Rimbach, M. O'Connell, T. DeMeio, M. Winner, I. A. Clippinger, J. Robert- thaw. N. Schuey, M, Smith, M. Gilson, labored on the Literary stall. Our .Qiary aes fo gnress' Qurfinq wintry, We're through! Finished! All the pictures have been taken and retaken, all the copy is in, all proof reading is over. All is quiet on Seton,s Highway, for the yearbook has gone to press! It will be the most beautiful yearbook Seton has ever seen, the glorious achievement of our enthusiastic effort! However, all was not joy, bliss, and rapture. Oh, Diary, I'll never forget the day Cone in particularj when Ellen was late io: those pictures! Sister Joanna was frantic and Mr. Gradler was so rushed for time. Ah, misery! And poor Jenny, the town crier, and Mildred as Caesar wore themselves out, pleading each noon with the populace to Kbringest inest somest addests quickest! Even though the dummy has gone to press, it would never have become a reality With- out Hnancial aid. What would we have done, Diary, without our Boomer: who boosted our Patron Lift. Congratulations to Janet, SeLon'.f Finn Lady! Well, Diary, my cramped lingers are weary and my eyelids are drooping, so I'll whisper good-night and go to sleep to dream of .... Yearbooks. M. J. Hinchey, E. Leger, C. Schildkamp, C. Zoccoli, B. Green typed and typed for the annual.