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

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xr ff 1 ,f'l' ' z 'l l, xfgvswaffffgflcffw it ,,,,V' NYM we loved with fond clevfotionfv . . . the hours of hard practice followed by the pause that refreshes . . . the last minute search for dream-act props . . . the struggles of Dolores with the Aurora Borealisl' . . . the boundless energy exerted by the good Benedictine Fathersv in puttin-g up the Scrim . . . the feeling of despair when we realized that the Final performance was close at hand and our cave and trees just wouldn't stay up . . . the way the dashing Mr. Grieg and his . sweet Nina sang, c'Strange lVlusic,' . . . Schendel and lNlurry's little dance during their duet wfit Willowll . . . when Heir Bjorson and Grieg got a little ex-temp ex- perience while Bones Bires was still having his make up applied . . . and even the Covington Family came through for all performances . . . Yes we loved with fond devotionl' every minute of it, from the first, and discouraging practice until the last bit of applause had died away for Norwegian Nightsu. SISTER ANN REGINA who worked so untiringly with us in producing our operetta, Norwegian Niglzir. Solveig, Betty A. Green, after ten Anitra CM. Bertolinil entrances the Our little maestro, Father Ralph, who is years, still awaits her loverls Mountain King with a beautiful Oriental 'itopsw with us, looks over the score return. dance, with D. Keenan and G. Kukurin. 68

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V ,...... , ,ff J' .El 1 sv ,M vl ,I , ic, .,,-,,,l,,,, f l,l,.,,. . ,- . . X, L ,rl .., ! si,-IP. Another exciting game of basketball, and another victory for the Bangsters. Undefeated for four years, these girls have played an important part in the athletics of the school. With Paty, Trudy, and Connie running interference and Peggy, Jenny, and Nance shooting from all angles, it's no Wonder they're school champs. 9' IIT 'N ' .f .,, f' if. 9. .f ,'y, kv' ,X ,dwg ,fry ,Haj .v'f,f' One by one, We limped off the gym floor after a speedy soccer game. But nevertheless, it was fun. Wlien the Winter really set in, and it was too cold to go swimming We all gathered in the gym for an hour of hilarious barn dancing. 'Yi I ., 'f'.1i, .' We began Working for those 500 points. Hikes, soccer, volley ball, tennis and swimming all added up to our reward, that precious athletic letterv. The girls Who received letters were: Mary Jane Hinchey, Joanne Goodman, Patsy Jack, Peggy Smith, Jeannette Howell, Jenny Tripodi, Peggy Gilson, Nancy Schuey,fKit Woods, Clare Schildkamp, Trudy Miller, Peggy Kirk, Connie Zoccoli, Helen Robertshavv, Frances Canole, Rosemary Masley, Patty Batcher, Dorothy Fiorucci, Peggy Wiiiiier, and Sally Favo. Congratulations on your success!

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i 1 , f if ixfxn l -.'ll..'. -' 3 ' ,ix xr c -'I' lw'I!'l . We Came from Norway bold and daring, Banners gleaming bright and gloriousg Strength and faith, be e'er our watchword. Hail our mighty land of Norway! Hail our mighty land of Norway! The Norwegian Mountain Dance is a part of the celebration for the -briclzil party. Note the haggard expression on the The famous Convington family visit th stage crewl Up until 1:30 working on Grieg home. E. F. Rodgers, K. Wood' the Dream Act props. Remember that P. Murray, G. Kukurin, A. Schendel, I SCRIM: P. Jack, Tripodi, D. Doerr. Scanlon, R. Lutts, N. Schuey. 69