Seton High School - Memories Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1953
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A ' - 1' , f V - OWL? QCLIWL As the Dome of St Peter s greets the p11gr1m 1n Rome guldlng all to the Vicar of Chrlst so the Dome catlon At Seton besldes the three R s that fourth and most important R Rellgron rs taught Here young ladres learn that llfe rs more than e meat and the body more than the ralment fl Q ,X4lfLC! . . of Seton hails those who' are seeking a true edu- th ' . I6 x rs Mary Lavamer secretary, Mary Agnes Llpps, vice presxdeni, Mcxrqle Lcxngen. presldeni, Ioan Barth. treasurer Semor ofhcers bld you cz welcome to 11ve cxqcnn cmd to see aqcnn those 7 e cggnior CAL55 Marlene Ahlers St. Teresa I- x loan Barth St. Teresa Carol Beckenhaupt St. Dominic Iolene Beekley Holy Family 4995 '?' 'rd' Beverly Benz St. Aloysius Marle Bode St DOITIIUXC ave Kathryn Boehhnq St Lawrence Nancy Bonheld St Wllham Slwella Brockrneyer H ly Famlly fe QQ Rl 5 5 5: Ulu-1 E4 523 QU? 5'-1 H2 :1 Theresa Buqno St Mxchael Freda Buhrman Our Lady of Per Barbara Bronstrop St W11l1am Geraldme Brown St Domzmc 'Z' 'WK Q-7 s 3 XSZVLLOI' petual Help 'V' 5 'T eh. CALM E119911 Contant St Dommxc Patrlcla Caruso St Teresa Annette Carle St Wxlhcxm Mary Burns St Teresa 'E nr 1-5 40 5' jf SQIQLOV' CALM Veha Conte ,Q Our Lady of Gr ce Ioan Dellbruqqe S1 Wllham Mary Ann Denker Resurrecuon Mary Ellyn Dlrr St W1111am 94 f' 43 '7 WU? ,-nm '? 553, w 'avif Q '7 Marllyn Doepker St Teresa lean Durkm Q Amon n S Ma llyn Dwenqer P1 y Famlly 'L ,Q CC Q 1 CT Q '1 Q E m Q KD Un m CD P-1 bt N 111am urley Evans 'wesurxectlon I'-7' 8 , I Q 4 in I G 'mf Q Q R T 5 Z . S: Y i qv In y i 5'l fy 1' Sz ' a' a : I N A if JW: W ., , ,, f , ir M? - , A - . 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Md.- 7A aSZVLLOl Kfarizi Mary Lourse Kallmeyer Our Lady of Vxctory Mary Al1Ce Kerley Oi 7 Resurrectxon Iudlth K1ffI'I19Y9I Q rv Si Martm Mary Ellen Humbert Holy Famlly Sandra Husman St Lawrence Donna Isberq St Antomnus Mary Ahce Horqan St Wmllram Ruth Huesman St Wrlham Barbara Kmdt Holy Famrly ,pun 'O'- .469 ,36- Q , 'f . f- . Q 5s 'u f . y 9' . .My v,,,, j ,Vit f V' f V y . A V V' 5 no ' A gy, 'wk A ,L 4 my Ll Q ' K f 'A f l 'W 1 l 'fi' rf? ,X I t x sy. r 1 V , -J ff 73 '-I' 1 Y f - 5 '7 7 ffm Rua Krels St Teresa Mary Elame Kunz St Wxllxam Margaret Lanqen St W1111am Mary Lavamer St W1111am GQ A-..-f FTB fX Nancy Leesman Our Lady oi Vrctory Clare Lmneman St W11ham Mary Agnes LIDDS S1 Dommzc li ll'7 Theresa Macke Holy Famxly Susan Madden Resurrectron 'VK YU'- .94 MJ 3 ,gl 45' 7 Q . 44 1 ,ak , M M ,- J ' - E , ' ,Q-Egg A f - 'em ' . f-P F ' I I rf' .2 V, ,NZ :V M.. it QT, X 11 . ' 1, ' Y av ,gr ff, , T ' ' 5 5' 7 , jk xSZlfLL0l 66155 Ioan M1chae1 S1 Wllham Mary I Mlrlenbrmk 'V' St W 11 W 1 IGIH Marqaret Molloy f St Wxlham LOIS Moloney Holy Famxly Clare McDonald St Teresa Mary Ellen Menne ham St W1111Gm Katherme Merz St Aloysxus -t ' if Carol Mayhaus Our Lady of Grace Ioyce McCord St Lawrence A... tm. f' 491' -tl' Q , ' A 533 SQ 4 ff . vig-P r -F-,ef V fe' K ,,,,.. ,L 5 3 :gi V . r 4' V 4 an' ' . Q , I A R W , A' ' f' 5 'ff A ' N 4 , .g, I -43, '? ' y NSY' af? jA ,SZVLLOV C 61,5555 Rose Ann Moorman St W1l1lGm Mary P Moran Holy Farmly lean Morrnan St Domrmc lo Ann Muethmq St Lawrence 'Ott li aio QX Margaret Murphy St Lawrence Patrrcla Nau St Teresa Marllyn N1erneyer Holy Famlly Ruth Nlemeyer Our Lady of Grace ,anet Noble Resurrecuon 1. ,- ' -Q PQ? 'Ya if e ' K I Iqlg , I ' If lv' . . Lk ,, x, yyyyy W L L ' 5' , ,.l, 1 L L L lrri - Q - I yy L. 53 L an X, 6' T . A Lv we ' .. J J f lx X7 Lggnior 64155 Marlene Rrnehart St Martm Patrrcra Rogers ' Qi St Antonmus S1 Lawrence loan Bones Norrne Rothrlnq St Teresa Dolores Pfezfer Holy Family Esther Rane Mlchael fi Rua Rellly ' Lawrenc 'T' Charlotte O Leary St Lawrence lean Parker St Lawrence 'N-Q 3' 'L we V7 fi ' W, ' V , St. ' SY- E' -J L , V' fi -5 A ,7 'Y Li . ' A 1' 3 'UQ 4- f ' , v, I I Q ff !! T3 6 4 '33 Z ' ml' ll , ' L , .. 'W ,Tim Wh S-I ff? 1 4? lanet Rottrnqhaus C Vx lram QVLLOV' 6655 Mary Lourse Rudolf S Damrmc Roberta Ruwe S Teresa Ioan Schaffer it Teresa 'Q' fkv Nancy Schaller St Lawrence Alberta Scherra Holy Famxly Nancy Sch1ller St Lawrence Elrzabeth Schulte Holy Famrly Mary lane SIZGITIOIG Ou Ladyo Grace 7,8 X C! y L A ll -rx os. 'il' '. ,A E, ' l ,gs Wx ,ff A - r l f or L: ' A. .ev X . M ,a ,, ,ar 5 l 1 X . Z .SZVLLOIW CKCL55 Mary Tuchfarber St Dommrc Tean Uebel G St Domm -na Ehzabeth Loulse Vetter Adele Surxderbruch St Lawrence Martha Sunderhaus Holy Fam ly Maureen Thesken St Teresa Ehzabeth Slavrk St Teresa Katherme Sterrqer Holy Famlly fv' -r '47 St Teresa Mary Ioan Voqelsanq St W11I1am 'Q We rf' QU' 'Y 'QW Y I L74 inaor CALM Marrlyn Vonderahe -af' St Wrlham Ioan Voss St Lawrence Carole Weqrnan Our Lady of Grace Carol Wlllman St Domxmc 'DY fig f Lureta WIISOH S1 Dommxc Shlrley Wmdholtz Sylvla Wmdholtz Our Lady of VICIOYY 3 Iune W11fW9T St Wxlham Dlane Zepf St Teresa fad 'YH J lc j Vln, ,A I !4 ,K . ,gain ' A '- - '- - P' .. ,,,r 2 Qgv y ' I I we , fy A KVY Q My I I V V Our Lady of Victory A k V TL' Y L gr? V' rm fs fi 6 if r X jim Junior KLM EFT TO RIGFV L rs Zwlcl-c tr asurer Mary Ellen Barlage secretary Joyce Ioyce Holtmeler presldent stops wxth the class offlcers at the entrance to e school to make plans for the annual paper drlve Tradltlon says the semors wrll wm but the rumor offlcers d9C1dG that l.h1S year may be an exceptron However Tlme told them that Tradmon ontlnued ID favor of ine semors , l. I.: o , e 1 , 1 Hclzmexer, presxdemp Helen Zrevennlc, vice president. , V th ' . . . . . D . o . , .. . , . j JDLVLLOI' 'Zyl , wan FIRST BOW lean Ackerrnann Nancy Altenau Mary Barlaqe V1fQlHlG Beer rnan Dorothy Berne lean Bleskl THIRD BOW Mary E Budde Mary C Buzek Buth Cahrll Iamce Caruso Dorothy Culp Geraldlne Daly 'I I' 7' nv '11 Y-9' 32 etjix 199 Q X In ,xii :IZ l' X.w! -FF SECOND BOW Arlene Brevrnq Doro thy Broerman Mary Ann Brooks Carol Brosnan Mary Bruns Marlene Budde FGUBTH BOW Verna Demerle Antorn elle D1 Lenardo Elrzabeth DIXOD Helen Dodd Carol I Dornacher Patrlcla Dowhnq :F 515 -Q7-3 A . , K , -C ' ge fx An, Q 5 1 1 ' C R ,L RN .. W , V ,- f -la Y ' I ' . I 4, V .. 5 l! x 1 s .15 'E ' 'C U' I 931- M 26 ,,... ,M . I - f 1 mf, .... ,.,,,. W ' - ' - A 'ri 'M , ll'-'-ji 5 ,L K' 'C' ' ,f E j 1 , I ' , - r 1 I l I ' 1 I . A 1 f , - F F1 , 1 - ni .. l 4 , C Q ' 'TQ- x 1 A 3 .. 1. ' z x , f 'w .A 'I ' - ' - S - H ' ' . A ' ' ' - I 1 1 f - f . I K J - ,PE L G '? f ,K Z. ,SN ' K we , - ' '-, I f., 1. P Af' 5, 'W -' l M . 'M' A 'V . X N 7 f 'NLM I I 1 X L . f- K ' fa. A -nf: :Q 4: 5 val- if .- . '. X' 1, . Af 1-D, ' V ' . sf--, A 1 ,f I 2 Q I I X aw lfllfLL0l wp, FIRST ROW Irrna Dresrnann Ioan Elcfrelberqer Betty Ann Elchold Iean Elters Ioyce Eppenstemer Marlene Faecher rHIHD HOW Mary I Gutzwrller lean nette Hater Gertrude Hauser Erleen Hern Mary C Henqnold Patrlcla Her no oval' i Y '93 www, WZ' Xyv ,DMN 4545 nr Q56 C if 'fb SECOND ROW Arlene Foreste Rrta Frltsch Ioyce Fry Rosemary Galardl Iacquehne Gerald Betty Granna FOURTH ROW Yvonne Herzog Do lores Hesshnq Ianlce Hofmann Ioanne Holtrnann Ioyce Holtrneler Mary L Holtrneler Nu- 'N 'Q 2 3 ,, -, A 2 jbrl M : .1 -.A , .5 J' fix! , A I . ' ' Y H! lf , ,-- j 1 r ' , 0 'Q 4 M- I I 2 Elf, - I' I x 1 ,.., x Y A Y .. .gr 5,-5 ,my - ,A ' L':'ig4,f ' ,,:'QJ, I .,m'N v 4, 1 , j 1 A 4 I . , , . . . 1 I I I I I! I I X. E .1 '1 67 1 aa . , . . - . ' ks, ' . I I I it i AW.. VA M 'HT' 'X ' l ,v. V I. dvr 9, -. J' 11 I , . ' V 5 A -513. M ' Q...- 4 F ' I f 1 f I ,, , J If f Vq :gl Q is Q an -N, 2 'FV'-1 , 1- A 'gf ' 'n jim Jzfzlnior CALM fi ,Lax A 2' I Lil FIRST ROW Vlrqlma Holscher Ianet Humnqhake Maman Kahny Carol Keller lean Keller LOIS Kelly THIRD ROW Carol Kraemer Barbara Kramer Mary I Krekeler Mary A LaEace Margaret Long Antomette Ludwlg -ww 3517? ,.,,.,, xv 'Qwr in V:--3, 'YS' FTE 'QQ' SECOND ROW Eleanor Klely Marqle Krffmeyer Mary Kmney lane Kleman Mary M Knapp Maryl Kohler A A FOURTH ROW Barbara Martm Rose marle Mclntyre Iune Memhardt Geral dme Metz Antomette Meyers Martha Mrddendorf -mm Y' '-ng lk 'Wil 'vw V was fm-' , hnyn X., ' , I I K K My, I I - ' W is Al 3 L',.A RF? J W I ,. ' ' J 1 , l . I da . , . . z ' 5. I I 6 f Z ' I - b ly: y gy , V, ? V X 4 . rr,r , X M J f i I K K 4' A I - .4 M - , ,. , .Q f K V .,':A Ay 4: 3, P va: ay E, . 'ow-. ' ,, , Akky 1 ' in K Ji A 1- 'fy ' A E Y l X ! l 8 r y J All 1 '7 3 ,W 55931 K. is ,Q 'VH' FIRST ROW leanette Munnlnqhoff Marlene Naeqele Shrrley Nevln Char lene Nrehaus Mary N1ehaus Betty Nlernan 'WTB bi fk fr THIRD ROW loan Ransrck Clara Rees Carol Reeves Patrrcla Reynolds Patr1 CIG Rrqney Ioan Rrley asf' 'T' T av Y-'7' as 3 V 'l YT? I X C . .N ' A ' ' T Q, if 45 lr 'if' R tr n -i 2' ' V. N h . -Q .qui K f A 2 H 'V , W. f -. , -saw sw yV,y A - j M R ! I X y . - I 25 .am QR R 'TQ M '- to - W ., J- 'fr' . R M ,rx 1 , Q R , 1 X 1 j ' I I JN I I ' ELL! 4 my as-an-rv 91' ' f 2 it f- 'Q .-v . -my ' ix, A ' X, 1:7 -. , if fi l I ' il l ' M f ' -9- 5: ' ,P , 1 .A 1 'f A . .., 'Nw I I W 'TZ' SECOND ROW Patrrcra OConnell Nancy Offutt Margaret Patt lacquehne Perry Elame Peters Evelyn Oulnn FOURTH ROW Ieanne Rottenberqer Mary L Rowley Barbara Ruell Nancy Ryan Carol Sack Raphael Santoro lbs X7 JULVLLOP' 64655 if -nur' cg 135 E.: FIRST ROW Ann M Sauers Mary Scanlon Carol Sull1van Marllua Sclunelder Ianls Seller '27 755 FYI QUT asm-rv fk v THIRD ROW lanet Tluesken Carolyn Trettmeyer lean Tully Vera Van Pl yl l1s Vltt Kalluleen Wagner '23, lu AQ? T 3 1 Spy at -vm 'lbxlx 1 , v XX ! 'Q' SECOND ROW Ann Suns Mary Stall Palr11a Stapleton Rosernarle Strack Chrlstme Tlcco Ann Tenhunfeld FOURTH ROW loan Wenz Loretta W lln an Rulla XlV1IT1I'1'lGl Marllyn Woods Helen Z everrnk Lois ZWlClC 'in 'Q is N 4' .ox -1. -we TQ! 1' I X fre T T Q.. -'el mn- I 7 ' . ATT? L I L .-14. ' 1, ,A I Q: X 'xi I 3 . I , I 1 TCI, A I y I I , . . if , . E' .zum I 9 6 Pi ' , I , I , 1 - l A 1 , .l ' . , I ' ' ' , .I , i ' , ' ' . I ,klv :, 'Nl ' -5 A ,N in K . W , 4 my E, 1 H? gf I ' f I X x lx ' 1 -Q.. 'H- cl' rr p esroen y G ndlmq treasurer Mary Arm Th smq v ce or S len 73 h Swel zer 5 cre arf All IS hcrpoy cmd Joyful on I-hgh School H111 Tlus seems to be the theme sonq for the soohomores os may look forward to the years wluch are strll lo come Bemq cr so owore qlves o'1 l e feelmq of bemq Crt home rn lruqfl sclnool of 2 X C! Z8 0!9 fLOWL0l 8 61,55 l I fm 4,4 4. '1- -.nv Q asia .im vit cf fs' l af' . 1 , 'ir I 1 hill FIBST BOW Lavlna Ahlers Ann Ar nold Evelyn Altherr Barbara Auberaer Gayle Bachrnan Connle Bam Ianlce Beatty THIRD BOW Margaret Broerman An qela Brooks Barbara Brosnan Mary Ellen Brown Bose Mar1e Brumheld Barbara Budde Marlene Burqasser Hp' 5 4,1 'uk' SECOND BOW Marletta Becker Carol Beckmann Margaret Bernrnq Helen Bersen Mtldred Boehltna Mary Ann Bonno Carol Brockmeyer FEE' Xlv FOURTH BOW Lols Ann Buzek Mary Byrne loan Cam le-anne Capronx Catherme Catanzaro Betty Chandler loyce Chastanq 'Ma- ' it li M yl y Q 4 - trri Ziff E 'C T I J E IM B . ,A , , if 6' 5' K 4,433 ,.-in K ' or . tr tt 'fir' M Q ' 'xg tt.,, I T E ' V 'J 7 wif' 1 'T B., Q ' 4 Y W ' , Jety of M 1 it Q W Ae -:an-1 -f - O . Z OVVLOVQ CALM '52 05 ,O 'lf .H 9 T7 . ,W E , A .nt e- 'Jie V -3' ol Q ' 1 O00 X FIRST ROW Helen Chrlders Connle Chllds Elleen Chrrstensen Carole Cole aureen Connelly Kathleen Crowe anetCrus1e THIRD ROW Barbara Duwel Cec1l1a Elsaesser Dolores Fehr Carol Fexst Rosalxe Fettrq Ianls Frtcher Ianet Plscher R57 'E' 500 TQ fX lv sas: , '21 , .QA fuk f Q 'W' T 4-Q '3- SECOND ROW Patrlca Curnrmnqs lean Ann Dee Margle Dehler Mary Ellen Doherty Kathleen Donnelly Mary Lou Donovan Carol Dryer FOURTH ROW Mary Flrehrnan Ann ette Frey Ruth Frrtsch PeqQY Funk Catherrne Gawolek lean Gerth Betty Gmdhnq 39 f i I tl 1 D B ll 1' e T R -D : : Q: 1- ri' -A 4 Q, Jil, ' '- 'ies- 4-1 aft, 4 Q-rf . sfj, VV ' -V 'rip Q . I f I of 5? f A I 2. I: ... M , , , , I ' . , . fi I M 51 yy EL il K U 4' Qi - 2. 2 Hn-gr T 1 I lj Y I W X l 'Rh 5' 'l in 5 ' ff 4. if 3 fb' 7 ... Jn - f . . E, ,joy Q Y 4.:,, .l T ' f Q X x a ' r A 5,9 OWLOVQ 01,555 'WY FIRST BOW Carole Grause Bette Greuhck Barbara Gulley Katrlna Gunn Betty Harmlton Lars Herster Ianet Helmslnq THIRD BOW Mary lump Ioan Kabny Carol Kamrner Barbara Kaufbold Marr lyn Keller Mary Kelly Boseann Kernan vi? 99- 11 KET SJ W N,-A W AEI' rw, SECOND BOW Ann Hrnes Peggy Hoeltqe Madellne l-lollsteqqe Donna Huntnabake Lots lacobs Ioyce Iansen Barbara Iobns FOURTH BOW Catherrne Krlqore Mary Klemberq lean Kle1ner Ehnor Koehne Barbara Krekeler Peaay Kroe qer Ianet Krohn Q9 ,LQ 0 I My .T TV .., ,,, gi-. 'A ,gi ,4 4, ' at 1 f ' , ,gv f K ,ip 44, f, I , ' T' , I M, 'ef - 'Q' ' 1 I 7 J f 1 . ' ', ' L Tm Nw l 'f , '75 , T . wf, V 1 fx x f J! T L 15 - Q. fv- - Y 'fa ' .. u ' QNX., 4 'CD S f 'k HX E T V 'hw I. K f lb' 19' ,z V W .Z .4 ix , .,, K6- ' ' ' -3-Q ' ' Q . K, V . , l QQ., I if I .f ' x. K Q Q 1. .L .Q w ' 3 f -v , . 1 ,, . 'al . 'dl -T D, 1 - . . 'rv 7 V -1 'tl ' ' . 1 ' If f fl 'ia- FIRST ROW Marlene LQWIS Marlene Logan Elatne Luckey Carol Luebb Margaret Mahon Mary Manon Mau reen Mahon THIRD ROW Helen Muckerh td Bar bara Muslwab n Marlene Musser Io Ann Mo ll nkarnp Martha N1Cl10lSOH Betty Nuss Betty O Ne1ll ' :- -vu, l Qu, ' 4 '34 X tN 52 'rn OIWLOVQ Q55 -ix Q -D . I 'B 5- I 'Mr SECOND ROW lrls Mater lean Mathe son Margaret May lane Mayer Pa tr1c1a McGowan Lots Mesch Betty Metz FOURTH ROW Anna Perry Catnertne Popp Delores Rees Mary Retnshagen Sally Remstatler Mar1lyn Rodgers loyce Roger ' A Q Yr I 41 I Q N M, 2 -, .7 .T gt V 3. as 6.5 -57 29 -T fm -nv KA :Y .wqnbt ' . V '-., z I LW ' -gt? all L ,, J ' nl -,,,, ' ' K, , -1 1 t i t 1 1 f 1 . I 1 1 ' 2, X V V Y 7 in We 1 1-Q- M Q.. N W ' 'gg 'EW 'Y 1 ' ' Q Xml? v , I ' ' , f 5 E I I' 1 ' , : l l , - ' Q - I I VI I I A , - , , . 1 - , , 1 lx' . I : e' e, - : ' , ' e , , , , ' , 9 9 1 L , l f A I f , . , . S. , 1 V , 1 I gg? I 'M - 1 N .. - S4 .. .t I V V f- Q ' vw M- 1- ,Qi ,4 M I 5 C. w ' ' 4 ' A' f 1' Y . '. X-J 5 , 'Tir Q, ' ' Q, H R ' I I I i I I 49 l 1 . t . ,,,. ,.. . , S Z6 2 ' as .S , E Y I ,aa T? FIRST ROW Mary Arm Roth Barbara Rouse Kay Ruthman Rosahe Rossr Barbara Schell Carolyn Scherer Har rxet Schulte THIRD RCW Mary Ann Thesmq Mary Ann Volqer Betiy Von Hagel Mary Wagner Ieanette Waltner Roberta Wemqartner Shrrley Valvano Nur i 0!O BZOWQOVQ C4155 ng .f PTI Iii nat: wx We .J Q i . , fx X 1 2 W wr e . ' '-, , S? Y it 'HN SECOND ROW Carole Sellak Carla Shewrrran Barbara Storey Ruth Swert zer Ianet Sauerbrey Carol Trlmble Barbara Tully FOURTH ROW Elleen Wh1te Phylhs Wmdholiz Deanne Wrttwer Marrlyn 7ure1ch '74 'R+ 5 - 0-It 1. in -v. af K Y .tax Ish' ,Y Y y .5 S? if ' ' 1:1 y Q , f I I . . . Ag., E I l 'W ' V V K 9 , V', K 9 ,, 1 -'thy nr., Ivy., 4, 5, 1 3473, f 1 R' j 1 ' ' K K B 1 4 . l ' flf V it' 5 ' ' r , gf ' , U Ny N? Z x... A hh Home room presrl nts Barbara Wenz Betty Iuerqens Teresa Meyer Barbara Allqeyer Mary lo llossr One of the areetrnqs whrch usually meets the Seton freshman IS You w1ll enloy our sW1mm1nq pool Freshmen look forward to a cool drp after iherr f1ISl days at school They are surpnsed to know that the swlmrnlnq pool rs for flsh 'av 'S gn' ,ax ma vb in M FIRST RO W V1rq1n1a Aday Barbara Allqeyer SECOND ROW Anna Mane Bunker Mary Lou l.o1s Ausnnq lanet Bauknecnt Geraldlne Becker Broerrnann Mary Carol Brown Carole Bruenmq Carol Bley E1leen Branlqan Nancy Bruenrnq loar Bruns Patrlcra Bruns 1' ' ,Q 1. Y ' Q 5 A , f -If iff. M - 4' - , A N',l glsjx . . 'Q' -N fi ' -v l 4 ' 4 , 'c Q I , , , Q Ji 5 X Q -mx 1 ? 1' 1' M A l Q. ' 4 Q, ' , , J - M Q ,, fr is 'P' P . 1 M t . Q :V Rf' 1 TT' V, I Mum, , , 1 ! l xl If l I I l . , , . - I I I I I l 1 N A - ' , 1 I l I ' 'Vx 1 Patrrcra Da j If'8:5AIf1fL6LlfL CALM FIBST BOW Lors Butler LaVerne Busch Antoln SECOND BOW Peqqy Detzel Mane Dldusch ette Crancrolo Barbara Counts Mary Curless Patr1c1aD1rr Margaret Doherty Mary Lou Doherty r1a Barbara Detzel Marlen Doherty Lorarne Doll FZ! Iii il FOUBTH BOW Lots Felst Shrrley Frsher Marle THIBD BOW Maureen Donohue Mary Droppel man Mary Durkrn Madelyn Elsaesser Frances Foote Ioan Frazer Annette Frondorf Ianet Fry Emmerhnq Constance Ernst Ianet Farwrck lean Gasdort 44 'S 'Qt 7 'S 2 4 iv, Y :rv I 4 A I ' If xt - -- . fi RT, -A 4, . ,f. 'Sv F.. f I 1 ' B ' ' I' ,J . C 2 1 . F41 V 'iff J' Q: W 1 my -nf gl ff M- 4, in Q x 1 , ,x M- 5 ,Q 1 M 'v' ' X A , ,QQ X I I I I I I I I I I I I I X :S+ ' 0 at I I I I I I ' ' I I ' ' :I Jam 'Fir 2: -Q ., 4' -- ,W ' ,f 'N xii J , 4-, A tgp?-er A I I 12.25 I tual x A -vw Q Wm 'vs - .L ' 3 -, Vi .QA fu- 1 Y -0 A ai ix M 1 'W' f., ' 1 ur: .tl I . I 4 i W l QSC' B Q I X red lfVL6LlfL 66:55 7 FIRST ROW Mary Ann Gates Delora Gaucho SECOND ROW Lors Graf Slnrley Guck Barbara Iudrth Gaupel Marlon G1lmart1n lam eGlatthaar Gurlfoyle Henrletta Ha1s PGlT1C1G Halloran Rta Eleanor Gottrnan Hanekamp Carol Hart li aunt: 'WX lv THIRD ROW Clare Hatfreld Mary Hau k lacque FOURTH ROW Patrlcla H1ll Nancy Hoffman lme Helferrnan D1anne Heqrnan Kathleen Hen Ian tHuql1es Patr1c1a Hunn Carol Iansen Mary nessey VIFQIHIG Henclcs Mary Lou Hrnlon Lee lanszen Belly lu rqens ,luis 'UF . My 37 A l Q 'Q 5' Q I 3 . 'i - X X , I H : Q Az as S if u - Q il ,, lg T xxx i I l I I 1--fI ' Q in I 1 I V , I O , 5 Q I - V I 1 I , I I , l I l 4 , I . , G . Iv., 'N M ' y Q ' R' l t J I 4'-Q - ,I , P 1 g - 4 , f f jA ZVQJAMQ 5 61,5515 lr Oh X FIRST ROW Iudy Kallrneyer Alrce Kernan Bar SECOND ROW A K hl nn u man Phyllls Kuhr bara Kesllowsky Karen Krrby Marllyn Klel loann Vrvran Kunkel Mary Helen Lakeberq Ioan Lan Kramer Helen Kron gen Betty Lauck Mary Pat Long fZ '2-I A v THIRD ROW Lors Lubke Genevleve Lyons Con FOURTH ROW Patrrcra Maltry Antomette Mans n1e McDermott Patrrcla McFarland Marqle Mc Chen VIIQIHIG Mayer Helen Metz Lars Ann Huqh Mary Ellen Maher Iayne Maler Meyer Teresa Meyer Kathleen Moran 95 I AN X f 8 VL M: r, Q ., -wi 1:5 .. if g .A 1 .Q A ---J 'fav ' my ,f i Q fm ' 1 l V I, . X 1 y f 1 62 W Z. 1- -, 1 V ' H I l ally ,ra .ggi ' lmm In 4 mir . I LL Xe, ,A F? H yQ?, ,I r A F X - , ll mf ri-K 'f , Qi 6 ' 1 ,Q . 'flu' Y QI' cj, I: .1 SX M I-K Cf' 'a gb IF, . . X, Q., M 3. A rg, r' ' K D Y 1 ' J P l Q -11 P . -4 - Q A4 'Nm ' -X Ti sz' 4' - y.x A Tip 1 fx. Q Y l ' , fx in X K ' P85 IWLCLVL M555 uv R' Dt VX X 'SS' EK, 'rv 111 SECOND ROW Ioann Panqallo Marque Partusch lane Nreszel Peqqy O Nelll Carol Otten Carol Srnrley Partusch Ianet Peters Mary Kay Ptaftlnqer Osborne Mary Grace Oyerbeck Mary Lynne Ph1l11ps Nancy Ranslck l 0:10 Xlv THIRD ROW Margaret Raterrnan Betty Reder FOURTH ROW Ioyce Rolston Mary Kay Rom Ieanette Reuss Mary Ann Reuss Ioyce Rrvers Mary Io ROSS1 Nancy Rotert Dorothy Roth Ianet Frances Roell Mary Rohaqe Rothr nq Carol Ruehl Aa.: 426- A - ' RRI .a.. .,- Q, , , X '. ' '- ab ' l ,-H f' A y -ff 'ff f ' gc., rf '77 . I I Q xy I I , N X I l I R D 'T f, ' - y xt' ' W. vel V,rA , .N ' 'y, I 1 , f 1' X FIRST ROW: Dianne Moser, Marlene Nernann, : , ' , Y ' QSQFX -a ,N ' M I , , .N 1, lr S? Q I I XX I m w - - ? X sf N A v-X '- .h - F . , xi ' 'A 1 f ' ' . 7 , 'f I , , If I X X7 VQJAWQCLVL 641,515 nv Ev FIRST ROW Betty Rube Ieanne Russell Mary SECQND ROW lanet Schobert Fay Scbrarnrn Ryan Sberry Ryan Elalne Salem Iosephtne Patncla S qer Euntce Shumat Sandra Srnlth Sanzere Mary Ann Scbloemer rneyer Patncra Tenbundtelcl Ianet T1ettrneyer rwfllfl 'l fX XY THIRD ROW Dons Ulnch Barbara Vauqht Zrta FCURTH ROW Ann Wentworth Barbara Wenz Wagner Barbara Webster VIIQIHIG Wellen Barbara Wrlburn Mary Cec1l1a Wrrrnel Sandra Patrrcla Well Mar lo Wenstrup Wurtz Janet Zuber AT v WO1 'f l aX 'fl ' 3 ' - , Q v ,V ,lg I ,U 'Q 4' b t 527 :Y :Q 4 - as M, . ' R My W tru wt V f X I I 'D ati if J: r L I R LS A m xg. J ,, at A T: 4 'v ' -f in 4 if . , ' n- A W- ,K Q -f 1 ' .l- 7 R' 5 'tx I N Q l 'W' X ,X I ix 1 I V V X , I I I I 9 , I I I - ,fx ft fr u K 0 - 2, Q . E f 1 I f S! Y I . f I ,I I 2, S , , .. ' 5 ...M -W N , . -v Q. rx A rf .M V . .. Q, Y? J . ' -r - , W' ' ' Q V 1 .YW 1 i I l l . I ., V R . ,A 'yr ' S. 'Zi 4 N A .4 0 'R Q me -M' Z- uf hwst I1 mg, sfnlllnfinu . - . The Body of Christ is ood or our souls In the classroom our minds are fed with knowledge and with truth. The application of this knowledge will help us to care for our bodies whilst striving to save our souls. The frequent reception of the Body of Christ will strengthen that soul to guide the body in ways of holiness . . and truth. 49 8 .AAPGAGM 0,1418 K J A Tlns auotahon one of the many learned rn tlto study of ADOlOQ6l1CQ helps tlle senlors to prove the reason ableness ol tl xr ljartlx Father Franert fIClli s tlut s nror ass Rellqron every day Students partrur anna 1n the most rmportant class ol therr day are taught Rel1q1on by Srster Aloysla Besrdes learnrna tte truths ol Relraron th y are tauaht ltow lrnportant Rehalon IS rn tlqe lrfe of tae iarnlly and 1n the famlly of natrons FlRST ROW let ta rrqh odd M Da reyn 'ds N A enau QECONID FOX! A D Leonardo l Bl skl ll Stall M R wley THlRD ROW B Nle-man Keller Fi Frltsch Keller 4 7 0 9, ITL F 1 Y F: sr, ? 2.9 ' til t, , 4 I l I I X., ...rl Q A l 6 K 9 e ieue, .,JQ42lae,,.fgnc1! .Q Ofgue . l lg. D W W . .P 1. , .2 ,Cf Zgnifal wee more .giafefg Wandioffzd . . y Setgzrs Century ft Pregiaratron . , . A Century at preparing yauna pceople by 3 rayi.-r, study argl cparaiter tcrzzfxtxan to take tlfezr places in a world wlncli needs young '.'.'1t1. 5ust 12.15 type at trarning. As Set' :g beqxrs lili :gifxi Century rt nga-as mare rac :ns for its special Classes sucz. as ara and rnugrg arzgi lrteraturfi. Sxstffr Marte Gratia, principal, explagris ta some at tue yrarbwfnk stall what tqno Sisters at Ciarxty plan for the future. f? EPT TO PlGHT D v rl Bfnz A Mary Elame Kunz Pat caNau a a G TI a Madame ecrefary Miss Meyer is one of the first people to greet you as you enter Seton High School. She finds herself being receptionist, secre- tary, and sometimes, an intermediary She is very busy right now selling bus tickets to the girls Seton s population from fourteen parishes makes bus tickets and school rates one of the important items in Monday s routine Zfdtfi Ofddt 31466955 p6ZUfLf86! Olflf tA9 ,W if FIRST ROW foreground last desk to fist F Buhrman M Langen S Madden SECOND ROW I Parker B Kindt R Hausman S Hickey I Noble P Rodgers lr' C Mc Donald B Vetter T Bugno E Schulte FOURTH ROW A Scherra M Tuchfarber M Menne I Beekley G Brown G Herzog STANDlNG M A Denker I Fettig D Pfeifer Looking as if she were alive l call That piece a wonder now This dramatic monologue of Browning s is b ing given by Dolores Pfeifer Ioan Fetttg and Mary Ann Denker are getting her View before they present the same monologue English Literature witn the seniors is truly a Journey across the sea across the ages and they regret that much more time cannot be spent giving beauty back 4 7 y O 61, ..... . I If : . , . ' , I ' THIRD ROW: M. M , M. H , .- ' Q' t I I oranl I ater' , 52 we ,jonrfiz Qfafe in ,Slfafe Those working in Catholic journalism have been called Apostles of the Word. tor by the printed word they are able to brina the Catholic truths to those who Wish to read them. Journalism has rightly been called The Fourth Estate, and Time has shown the power ot the press. Working on the March issue ot the Setonian, these journalists are trying to keep up the reputation of former statt members. Seton's school paper has a lonq list ot A11 Catholic, All American and Quill and Scroll honors. i il- .l Cf are wise D a y '1 ,mz b ra oen l ll I LA 1 Q Q ., ' r , .1 5 . I' 'f',1.f,'u as f if '-.. R N ' I li. lv T111 e-fclock f 'coz Clare Mc onala, Teresa M cke, lfary Ellyn Carle, Mar Elan e Ki . , Ro' e t Put-fe, I ilcne flgrr, Sggrley Hlclcey, ,oyte llc C3 cl, Annette Eeekley, ana lea' Kiiimcyer. .yn Ifho may Ryzom o W March t1me waltz tlme sound on the ear as QIIIS beam to scan the beautltul hnes of poetry Iambu: ts Sllll the favorlte measure How happy they are to know that Mother Seton also hked thls meter They are happy ln readlnq Oh Vzrgzn Joy of all the world art thou In whose whzte fragrant steps the countless throng Of souls elect doth follow God wzth song Creatzons Queen whose brzght and holy brow The multltude of Saznts like stars endow Wzth changeful splendors flashmg far and strong The Mazd unshadow d by the przmal wrong God s Lzly chosen zn Hzs shrzne to bow All these thy glorzes are and stzll a grace More high more dread and yet more sweet and fair Doth bznd thy royal brows O Mary blest God called thee Mother yea Hzs sacred face The tender lzlceness of thzne own doth wear And thou art ours we trust Him for the rest AT BOARD lett to rlqht Ianls Seher Ann Sxms SECOND HOW M Naqele P Dowhnq I Hof mann BAFK ROW rtqnt tol tt C Sulhvan R Santoro THIRD ROW G Houser 3 O I L MJ' . I cr - - 1 1 J . , . ' . 1 .1 , . . , . . , . . . . , . . ' . ': : J :I Q . ' .' : l S . t x Q fi . X n , . , . . . , . , . ' ' 3 . . Q , V . . , . . . . . JUL jroggie mmf fo 3400! .... Tiny Tadpole becomes Daddy Frog . . . an amphibians llfe. And this little frog came to school, not to learn, but to help others to know more about circu latlon coagulatlon and dlssectton Carol Luebbe Margaret May and Carolyn Scherer seem to have frogs to the nght ot them frogs to the left ot them um cenfzi aw wwe 0 C emwlfrg From toothpaste to acrd shavmg lotlon to etchmg the chernrstry students have explored the lsles ot SCIQDCG and they have dlscovered many of the treasures -:Q Followmg the slogan Better Lxvmg Through Chemlstry these students have come to reahze tue value ot chemts ry rn modern l1v1ng Fllibl' RO We nhard I Dcrndher 1 1: C Eze IF. THIRD RON C Reeves B Gran nan D Berne F UHTH RC l Eppenstem r C rosran l. Keley P Ro A .J l R9 l'ne1 er 1 1 - 1 1 1 .LVJ X kt i A . V4 flx e -1 I ' l .... I ' ' , V Q 1 X17 11 x ,1 , f V W ff X2 smgadu wb- 3-,.. , 2 . . . I - . L . A . . , A ' -L . . 'HZ l. 1. 1 't, A. Forester, C, Tlettmeyer. IQECCIID FCY7: . fi , I.. Zv tel, ld. C. u lc, . xley. C JN: 4 , ' e, . E . , , ' l. , . gets. ST'lI'5IFIC1 AT THE EC. MD: l. Schaffer, M, Si. d . JL fzrkclf .JQJQJLQJ5 am Rauf? OWL Off Ioan Voss Nancy Leesmcrn In the Home Economlcs classes the QIIIS are taught to be hostesses cmd Queens of thelr Homes si? Ccrrlnq for the thlnqs of the home plcrnnlng for the comfort cmd emoyment of fGI'I'111Y crnd quests dre some of the thmqs that are learned 1n thls course Mary Lou Holscher Bet y Holscher 6 f ,fx if 'ffm d or .!y'L6l . N :Lil- or C jjfm fry' Xxx R5 K, 7' X J X , X d I? X j X Xu 1' , if 24 n ' n -4 STANDING A Sunderbruck S Nevin CLOCKWISE I Kiffmeyer D Zepf I Kahny D Culp .jclfelflf ZPZ .xgnfocrab Aff ffm ZZWAKM ZLL How to prepare and to serve breakfast is an essential in the cooking classes. The importance of this meal for the day's work is stressed in both the preparing and serv- ing of breakfast at the beginning of the school course 0l'l'LLlfLg of of guru ,4 are The girls were very busy making a cherry Cobbler when the photographer arrived They wanted to sing a song and appropriately it was If I knew you were coming Id of baked a cake Foods fashions and friendly intercourse make the home economics classes popular to the girls V3 a-:::v'5'5' FIRST ROW lef o right I Hater D Culp lil C Henqen hod SECOND ROYV I 'Cahny D Fehr P Vlmdh liz S Nevin K Merz qv!! :KW THIRD ROW A Sunderbruck I lfiffmey r If G li FOURTH RONV D Zepf P G nn ri IA A laargan I A Klembe 9 Sis r Mary Posar o : . ' , . , . , . . ' C I 7 7 I . . . . ' H - I 1 - . , ,, , . 1 g , ,g-lL1.,1v,,,,z,-' A ' -F 'mf C , E , V it , yi I Q X, . 1 2, K, t - ' t Q ' I ,h ,. ' I Q - I H- 1 I U , , b . , ' I s X 1 ' M H A,.-..-.-A , . I . 45' v ,. ,,,--r' I' L4 I ' 'viz ar up or D-ff I ' l r 4 K --.L - , it 2. ,. , .. - : . ' ,.i e,... rif!hs. l. Q . :. J,.C1L,+.,l ,vl... : . . , . , . ' o , . ' , ' V, ie 1 . i . J ff2w,4ffw51,,,,m,43m ke Far away places w1th strange soundtnq names are ln the thoughts ot these qlrls who fxnd themselves deeply engrossed 1n thelr pleasant surroundlnqs ' '-Q Llves ot great rnen come to be realltles 1n the b1oqraph1es and auto lo oqraphres of the llbrary Setomans reahze that 1n the olden days thls room was the chapel and approprlately the Mother Seton Llbrary rs where the altar used to be Seton l-llqh School rs a school ot rnernorles 4 1 PL 00 61, 00 8 :LQ X X, V4 fx ,F ! A' -N jeff ff 5 K'-f till 15 lt ff, x , I M 4 1 S QQ A V merica, we We fin? poi of Wafiond 3. gfff s 7 I! I S 53 I 65. 5: Xl ill- l X ti tt All races, colors, and creeds inhabit America. To better prepare themselves for their future lite, students have chosen a study ot general language as one of their classes. Parlez-vous, habla vd and ne d1cas'? Seton s Sally will be able to talk to all Ameri LEFT TO PiGHT Be y Chan ler Barbara Kaufhcld Kay cans Sne will be able to speak to all nations Rqfhbum 6 P umagvw mmm Because of its stability Latm is ot great importance in our da ly life This tact is demonstrated in the motto ot our country in our courts ot law and in the language ot the Mass F een GW Ann B oerman ary En n Dor ery mleen Nhi Evelyn A1 her U CMN Y G 3 Umme A es k e Tl-'IPD DOW Carol Sellcm Ma y Wagner Ka rtrika Gunn S H b W R h F h D R W a y lump P ar L D novan ar,er QTA-its 4Gel2qSggnSi11 unec I S , . , W H I ,V .' 1 fi c. , , f . I . . .., , ' I FIRST Pcffl, lei: Z: right: I Lee, M . Eznno, Y gif -'L . H Y ,D -, llagrie C .iell , C I 1 K I, ng I Bra: s, Hel n 'A A A' 43. V -N ' , W' . ' A E Be' nn. 'G .At A ,' 1 N A ' SECLII O 1 M r ' , .ff y ou -C , M a y A f .- A W b Y 'V N-A U C ' U .4 .1 . VA . . .1 . fflflflg life 6108 lfLl'l'LClfL LLWL 8 lfgL0lfL .yd G7 0 fA8 l 0gI'dl'l'L ffl ,pu W cfflfltgl Through class selected prob lems the lGCIlI'11qL19S of tlunkrng together worktng together and of solvmg problems are prac trced by the puptls 60 September l952 saw the lnauguratron of a core cumculum program rn the freshmen classes at Seton ln groups of thrrty the one hundred and f1fty students rnvolved work wlth a stngle teacher for approxtmately three regular classes rn the general sublect matter areas of Englrsn Relrgron and Socral Studres Lrfe Adlustment Program whtch had already been functronrng at Seton The new currrculurn focuses attentron on the srx malor frelds 1n whrch the student lrves School home parlsh crtrzenshlp work and recreatron These are emphasrzed wrth the thr e ba rc relatronshrps extstmg 1n each Relatronshrp towards God nerghbor and self QF! QZGCAQ5 QOMP ,SZJCL6l!,SEL8l'LC8 I O 6 l'8 an ' t t at .- Qt. , , 6. 1 , K 1 K . ' I 5 ,, , t . Q 'J f . f . , xii 1 D fl X ' , ' ' ' ' . Y 5 if I 4 y 1 4 Y I ,lf Q N At Seton, the core curr1culum nas the addttronal technlque of the Chrlstlan . 4 f Q! , . , , . ff f 1 t - H , er '- X t t t t ' - ' ' i ' ' . , ., . . 1 tmw, f fi 2 , , , , , . ' 1 A g '. f t ' e S' ' ' ' ' ' ' : ' ' Ya V V A l r l r ' L55 L Ld t tg my tai on ' K .AQPQLVLQ l If W 61,118 6dI l'L8 The classes arranged for several held trrps They vrsrted St loseph Infant Home Proctor and Gamble the Crty Water Works and the Crty Hall .-I' It IS the oprnron ol those workrng Wlth thrs program that the g1r1s are made more conscious of thelr posrhon and therr respons1b1l1ty to mfluence others by a knowledge of what IS berng done and what should be done yn QW, OCA Q36 8:5 67, l 0lfLl0 LVL V119 R A K A 0 U0 wang Q5 Congrnelzf JOOA jf page .jlwee . . . 7 These junior journalists believe that page three is The Thing. It is a page . . . for girls . . . about girls . . . and by girls and these are the girls who do it. Yes, page three ot the school paper, The Setoniczn. is the third ingredient , and it is a very necessary page, giving the fun, lads and fashions of Seton. SEATED, left to right: C. Sack, I. Holtmann, H. Zieverink, D. Berne, I. Riley. STANDING, left to right: E. Peters, M. C. Buzelc. V. Beerman, I. Meinhardt Y. Herzog. Two triangles may b congruent but right now the girls ot the geometry class are i Tc worr cd about altitude and base than they are about those two triangles Geometry is an interesting subiect for besides teaching one to reason it also makes students more observant The city map take on new meaning when the girls begin to know their angles and intersections D OM et to riqh C Elsaesser Nuss M FOJHTH RCXN R Swetze B Budde C Grause Donov n FTFTH Rxjw A B ccl-s C Pcpp bECC'wD ROW L Iacobs M Bermng M A Kleinberg STAINDING R Frisch E Luckey C Sellak Sister May K Gurn Bernadete TH RD RO 'l ll Broe man I A Mcelierilcamp M Wagner It IAQ . . i ' 1- e ' ' ' Y 'o G is ' i V I , . C . . o FTRTT H V, li ' tt . , B. , . L. l 'T 'z . i r, . , . . i a . i f ': . I :, . fi . W A' 'AL ' - ' . . - I gl . 'vfz -f. r , . . ' f , . ' . 6 7 J ememger arid . Upon reaching the iunior class, stu dents begin to plan for the career they will pursue in the future. Will it be that of a teacher or a nurse? Perhaps it will lie in the business world as a secretary or a typist. AT BOARD, left to rrqhtz B. Lctuck, D. Heqman, SECOND ROVVYI P. Herrrcks, C. I-lar', M. Wrrmel. C. Mc Dermott. M. Hang, S. Ryan. THIRD ROW: P, Kuhr, P. Wells, I, Russel, C. FIRST ROW: M. Lavanier, B. Webster, S. Smith- Ruehl, G. Becker. meyer, M. Dlrr. FOURTH ROW: I. Zuber F. Roell. Specral preparatron rs requ1red for each posrtlon Students studyrnq French are followxnq an acadernrc course as a preparatron for colleqe The other students watch therr speed and accuracy as typrsts tor the world of buslness awarts the competent typrst The secretary nurse and teacher all have Chnstopher posrtrons rn rrnnd .jQyA06?,l J.'5 of ..!4CClfU'd,C FIRST ROW front to back G Herzog P Molloy S HPD RCW S Madden F Buhr R Retry lfl R f 3 cxmeyer M Hayhow R Hausman S Wmdholtz M rxalmeyer SECOND ROW C Txcco I Noble I Wlttwer I Dellbruqqe FO RTH RO S H sman D r te J' Denxer I ber B Benz M Kexley R H esmcm I - 1 1 1 ' T I ' - ' . ' 'ran . 1 . . .prlol rf- R ' I N I V . . . - . . t . I . I , . , . ' , . , Iffi . .L , . Alek' F, ll. I , . U o-fG,JL21I of S9611 LVL H, glftdfge 0lfLI 6 on LEFT TO RIGHT Clara Rees Iean Blesln Vera Van FOREGROUND ROW last desk to Inst B Nxemann Foote N Rotert C Otten F Schramm SECOND ROW C1 Glathaar P Frtzpatnck M A Ga es I Schobert THIRD HOW I Reuss I Rwers M Nxehaus I Kramer K Hennessey A-liwfir Learnlng the customs and natlve dress of the SDCIDISII people IS very rmportant 1I we Wlsh to understand tl1e1r language These IITSI year students enJoy dresslng up ltke therr Spanrsh frlends across the sea Ga1ly flowered sklrts and peasant blouses can make classes loolc so drtterent dl'L6ll'L6lf 61, FOURTH ROW A Brevmg I Heiferman A Angst E Ottman P ONe1Il FIFTH ROW I Lanqen I Gastdorf M L Iansen C Hatfteld SIXTH ROW S Patrusch D Gaudro M Patrusch N Rans1ck B Detzel STANDING M Scanlon M I. Doherty La casa es blanca Strnple Spantsln sentences hke tlfus one acquamt the student wlth the use ot the Spanxsh verb Easy storles read In Span1sl'1 afford pleasure wlule they also g1ve a better knowledge ot the language 0 , .Lvj . . tj ffl- X - ' 1' f' I ' ff ' I X I 1 I R I .Q . af 3 I' , l f, Q? 74 we If l IX if ,f , I Q V V ,I 'r Qtr . f AJ A Q. ' r 4 , . . . , , I 'YPFI . I . H . H , A-, I 4 , I' N f Q . ' 6 7 O VL L ol WJ PCT' f ' Tll' ' 551 ,F .S , , 'BI ,gin 6 t .1 ,X ,,. ,M z 4 - I W, 'I - '1 4 1 1 , ' .AVL gge jar gjlze jufnre Having mastered shorthand and typing, these seniors are putting their knowledge to practical use. Dictaphone work, typing, and rnirneographing letters and notices for the office, are all included in their Secretarial Practice Class. F51 I1 LEFT TO RlC1HT: lvl. Mcnoy, M. Denker, Reilly, I. Fettig, M. Kallmeyer, D. Pfeiffer, Solving the mysteries o' Gregg Simplified Shorthand are these first year students who are being trair ed to fill important clerical positions in the business world as secretaries and stenographers c her se Atcr ,c crne ar e e Varn r Vitt e,r ie r :El-'e,fffKna, fel a zuc e a Y g H Zexc . 'D V 'K f , Teac ,Sitr 'LJ'-r. . Flhlll HC'.'.', iron' 1, re : I. Egch lip rger, V. . , S. . I. txesng, P. E1- .c. ns. SECCYSQD RCW: B. Efhcld, M, C. Hengehcli, C. 1-11-er, ?C'jP.fH '.C'.'J: f. Gerald M. I. Kzhlsr, A -l'l'. f . Vf. I, Hell-'r, Ileuzn, lf. Faif, fl. L. Eigrzieier, C. Kramer. TEFL PCTX1 Q. f5r.i1r:.::1 fl. l.. S. Eiikffy, ft. FQFTH f1 J.': ll. I. Gs: ' -il r, A. .li Lfcn rdo, D, Cuip, l.sd'.-fag, ' , Herzog, I. iansfkz. lf., Fai-chef, . 1 ' 'f.r.k. 67,0148 LVL tke 6lg5 CClfL,96ltL0l'L The noon perrod provldes tune for that very lmport ant call and srnce thrs booth was put ln at the beqrn rung of the second semester rt rs more popular than the one 1D the Chapel Hall X Z The cafeterla 15 a very popular place Mrs Mary Schwartz and Mrs Irma Walter seem to know Just how much food a qrrl needs to help her the rest of the day Srster Mary Eulalra who plans the menus IS very busy Lunch trckets must be counted are swf At 815 oclock on Iune 4 Seton Days w1ll become Seton Memones for these staff members and for the sernor class Thanks to thrs staff Seton Memones 1S a tanqlble l1v1nq thlnq wh1ch we can take Wrth us wherever the Call of God may lead us Mary Ellyn Dlrr Annette Carle Mary Elalne Kunz Shlrley H1Ck9Y and Roberta Ruwe so11c1ted advertrsmq and worked to put the book 1nto the form 1n which you see 1t The other qrrls solrcxted adverustnq whlch helped to take care of some of the pubhshrnq costs 5' -w Clockwlse from one on Roberta Ruwe Iolene Beekley Mary Elalne Kunz Donna lsberg Patr1c1a Gannon Ruth Nrerneyer Gertrude Herzog Mary Ellyn Dlrr Ioan Rolfes Beverly Benz Shlrley Hlckey Annette Carle Center Ioyce McCord - .3 'V if ' . if C .ak I VV I 4 ,M M f M C . :: 't l t 2 V65 sg, D, I ,A ,, , an J' Dv 'L' A5 H , 2' 2 . 8 . .-114' 148817, of fA0 Margool Setonians say: Congratulations, to the Queen, and may you carry your zeal into the world which needs girls just like you! ' . haf' 4? .At MISS Pcrtr1c1a Gannon Qlimaxina tour ycar ot studert activiti s Patricia Gannon b com s the Qucen ol this ycar s annual Pat is a S ton Girl s v ii days ol the week A pr side-nt oi the C SMC in her senior y ar he ias led tie sc tool throuqh many mission acttvit s Cn Sunday site aoes x ith some of t ot er girls to teach catechism in one f the mission ciiar l Cooperation wit' students and faculty has helped 1 r t meet with caual coo eration in the activities which she led uf lm i fill al M mg he u The water maxed wah the wme l 3' :ce remmcls us o the umon of our sacrlflce wlth that o sts sacnflce It remmds us also that we are of body and soul It IS the correct balance between t of soul and bodv that make us Chnstllke We are ezther entrlc or Chr: to cent LC 3 . 3,.9-1-bg, hrwts- ,sf-Rm wash mai mg Stains- - . , 69 1 A' 1 he A ff? 0 1 O 0 I , 0 0 . J ' ' , .1-'---:M - . ' F -f5'A:r' -4' D 0 I . 0 'K' A as ' a V x f X X, lj. K o . . M b f Hi 1.5. 2 a ' Y y v v Q 3 . -2 1 3 1 I 7 .Sion 5 midng ponfiom SEATED lett to rrght M Bernard Farwrck vrce presrdent M I seph Gannon prestdent STANDING M Max Vogelsang treasurer Mr Clrfford Crus1e cordrng secretary M Henry Auberger fman cral secretary The Dads Club offlcers have every reason to smlle for they worked very hard for Seton durmg the past year When school started rn the Fall the Dads had several months work behmd them Because of thts the Fall Festrval moved on smoothly and was a fmanclal success ln truly Dad fashron they sponsored a spaghettr supper whlch helped to make Seton s Burldmg Fund look rather substantral The Seton Grrl looks forward each year to the Dad s Dance Truly the Dads make good the slogan Every Grrl at Seton Has a Dad 7!,m!emfu,c!Le4 pug Lcafwn These stx grrls members of the Junlor class really dld somethmg drfferent thrs year Havmq been members of the staff whtch publlshed the thrrd page of the school paper they decided to try out as understudres to the annual staff They made 1t and they were very happy to work out the pages of the Sports Sechon LEFT TO RIGHT Ioan Rrley Helen Zteverrnk Do othy Berne Carol Sack Mary C Buzelc lune Netnhardt r. ' , ' ' 5 r. o- : r. . : . ' , re- g r. , . . ,, . , , , . . . , , , 1 - I 0 Z a . . . . I I . . H H . ' I , - , 1 ' t W .QA jar . l Wofkera SEATED, left to right: Mrs. Robert I. Budde, president: Mrs. Iohn Dirr, recording secre- tary. STANDING: Mrs. Ber- nard Farwick, financial secretaryg Mrs. Clifford Crusie, treasurerp Mrs. Lester Wegman, corre- sponding secretary- Mrs Edward Riley vice president Yes the Mothers Club have done many things for Seton during the past years They are one of the four sources for realizing Setons dream of a new building During tne past year besides their usual interest in the Fall Festival they also sponsored card parties penny raffles and magazine drives Setonians are grateful to tfte Mothers Club for the many things they have done for them Truly Mother love is guiding them to their goal and ours Sify Mdercfag, 0 ag GPL 0WLOI'I'0LU Graduation does not mean that the Seton Girl a s to b int rested in her school Meetings ip Day of Recolle tion Annual Dance and interest in t Fall Festival have kept the Seton grad n ou h witn rschool grateful to the Alumnae LEFT TO R1Gl'l R Mary Lynch and Ruth Schmidt bl city anagers Mary Hferrs r ors o K n , - . l , 'l v I ,. - ' ' c-' 37 A -'T ce se e' e ' . ' , N I,l ' C l I ' I XX ' -A I - V l l - uatei 1 'c. tl he . . For tnelr interest in Seton's present and future, we are A 1 l V. ' T: ose . A , : u 1 , 5 , . czrezneyer cnarrr :arty L B c' e stette, president. 71 ja jeafiuaf lfLl'LLl!8I 5G,I y Ong Balloons rides muslc speeches presentations and a parade topped oft Seton s Centennial celebration lt was two bra days for Seton on September 20 and 21 and Seton s campus took on time appearance of a farry land of tun or Coney Island picked up and deposited on Price Hill 72 Q fi rn.,- Sister Maria Gratia principal Mr Thomas Ryan general chairman of the festival and his ot the parade ot Seton High School girls which marked tne real beginning of the Centennial Festival celebration l f ,mf- 6 7 I 5 4- ,. ,W f' , ' , i,,.'!' .ff 4 I i 3 l if ? Y,,i',t X iw-'H Av-- fl x i I X, 'V' l'-'ff H, Q -KV' ' D 5 T p 3 C t assistant, Mr. Edward Riley, View the formation Q' . 'Q , , , s f 'J l ' ' ' pi? , V -,yt ,I 'I 1' , 1 S X . W, in X 1 S S' ,4 t rf' v ,fl t v - V. ' l ' 4 1 K f ! 'I S r 5.4 xl l , f ff A 1' . . f I H 3 W, an Z2 new The qrrl s outs helped to add color to the parade and the Budd Post Guards qave that added brt of strength color and patnotlsm nedeed to complete the parade The feshvmes were hrqhllqhted by a parade of the Seton qlrls dressed complete umforrn marchmq beh1nd Elder s band down Beech Avenue and around returnrnq on Glenway to the Seton grounds V33 Marqre Feldman as Miss Seton leads the parade 5 4 i wrfi ly 5ll!,fif,fL er an 6 7 7 0 Q2 marckin own lie ,glreelf ' ' in I 'r ,-fr ' E1 P .. ' L. ,Al T J 11 9 ll ' , , , Ml, -QS, A L' A l l lf ' I lr 14.1.- ij, H J lffil IL N',fzh?:fQf 1 'i vi if I f 3 3, :M , ,fl '. J , 1 Z 0 ..,iL,g,. . 1, y x Y U f 1 f ' I 'I Bf0l'L 5? P Oily Llflfgd Mary' Al1CG Kerley senror advlses Take chlorophyl aspmnl The pep rally wh1ch beqan three days of fun and hard work was held 1D front of the audltorlum The underclassmen threatened the sen rors ln Skll and rn song But the senlors rnodelmq then' slat on Whats My Racket Warned the opponents that the senlors would Wm CSIIC Q 'Q Marllyn Rodgers sophomore thlnks that lt IS qornq to be clrcus to Wm from the SSHIOTS Sally Soph wrll even dare the burnmq burldlnq to save the papers 5 A . if rs , 2 ' , A, 'W ' .- ' ,z s - :, , ' f- Tv- Q fs r 0 . . . H . . 1, 1 1 - I ' I - - - 1 1 ,, l -soy 'W 9 0 1 nu Q - 1 . 1 I If . ff . , . G . ' Mao .Ae we ifmem . as t 4' of t S N Q l I A t N' X fri y 6-WJ? g,:'lT?r ff, The Paper Drive has become a tradition at Seton Every Fall the students unite their forces, Fords, cars, carts, and Cabriolets to carry their papers rnaga zines and cardboard to the campus for the C S M C Paper Drive Tons and tons of paper come Dads and daughters help to pile the paper on the trucks which haul them away Later a check is sent to the school which in turn is sent to the different needy missionaries During the evenings of the drive, the streets and surroundings of Seton ring with the singing of We are We are Always Always Always the seniors or Juniors the seniors of Seton High a winnin a grinnin a feelin fine' V85 lfVLOLlfL QVQVLUL 8 T C frrsi socral event of the scnool year was e fresnrnan rnmatron Sxnce 1952 rnarked ire Cen tennral year of the Srsters ofC11ar1iy as a separate foundat on tue senrors suggested t at tue fresh fnen dress as young ladres dressed a century ago Swrsl ng skrrts gay umbrellas and Mg 1 topped S1 oes b ar rr e dress of the ay 8 dl V008 OI' UL S ton H g N 1 wok on r arance of ine Cedar Grove of y sr ryear Mac C rod k to hfe and young ladl s and Q va a r s ra W d to Se on and Today '-git A OVL Conn1e McDermott and Srster Vrrqrnra corn oare Today and Yesterday Moth r Seton foundress of the Cornmunlty of the Srsters of Charrty and patroness of the school IS he ubne t of Conv rsatron Modes n us c ang but rrn nles rerna1n 8556814 LVL? i 8 FOUL XA! CSQULLVJ Lrned on the stalrs of the Cradle or the frrst nouse on the Seton Campus are SIX of the arrls who tned to brlng back the Cedar Grove of one hundred years aqo The beautlful cherry stalrcase IS of more concern to the grrls than the manner rn which they Wear thelr caps 1 77 and :I Urns e, A3 i Vci, , .I . 61, . -5 ' ffl If I 5 1 K N ,JV 6, Vx if 4 HL' X s X 1 . , f f v ' ax I' , fl' I fy 5 L ranger, JA, Hager. GLU' Soeaging Q9 , . . . QW jngnifefy Edward Visits to the chapel, the parents' novena at Christmas time, intentions for the League of the Sacred Heart, encouraging Christo-conscious cards at Christmas time . , . these are some of the things which go to fill up the extra time of the girls who are members of the Spiritual Council. Under the guidance of Sister Mary DePaul the officers and representatives lead the students in these spiritual activities ln this way these girls arc l elping the students to a closer union with Christ through the mort fre auent reccption of His Body and Blood the nourishment of their souls tl t trftigth of tht ir bodic s Our Speaking with Gad and Gcd our beloved' FIRST ROW SEATED Margaret Patf Mary Menrxe Secretary Ioan Mchael Treasurer Sxster Mary De Paul Ruth Hausman VICE president Esther Hahe President Marlene Logan SECOND ROW STANDING Patncxa Tenhundteld Barbara Iohns Carole Bruenmq Patncla H111 Patricla Rodgers Mary Lou Rowley Betty Grarman Mary Io Gutzwxller Patricia HSYICRS Betty Slavxk Eileen Branlgan Irma Dressman ' ,ivsyj 'J 3. Truly do they follow Mothtr Seton's definition and feeling of prayer . . , Woalern WOJMA my YWMLL E mauled l LEFT TO RIGHT Peggy Long vrce presrdent Charlotte OLeary presrdent Donna Isberg recordmg secretary Mary C Buzek correspondmg secretary Clearmq up old busmess for the mcomlrrg offrcers of the SD S seems to be a pleasant Job for these grrls After servmg the orgaruzatlon well for a year these glrls are preparmg to relmqursh the1r DOS1l1OI'1S to the newly elected ofhcrals QB' if C-5- dvmv fp... KXXAT taxi N.. New offtcers of the S D S are plannmg therr campalqn for modest clothes Wrth the approach of summer formals dresses and sports clothes must be qlven close scrutmy These offlcers w1ll be the guldes of many of the other students and they realrze the tmportartce of thetr new posrtlons LEFT TO RIGHT Ioyce Iansen vrce prestdent Dorothy Berne treasurer Peggy Long presrdent Margaret Broerman correspondmg secretary Mary C Buzek crty wrde recordmg secretary : ' , ' : , : - ' 1 1 . .f 1 Q , ' W, 141' it 'Q I I I . ,' l 1 I , 'A Q A , 3 fp - yr, TMTN 1 1 X eg, KA., fy, .. N- -r 7 -5' f 1 .rg Y ' 1 , I 1 X . H, . ,V i . v, ' I f I ,Q ,lyg V , , 45. V ' '- X' 4 , ' . M -. f ,, i A,-. .raw SA I or 1 , , . 1 . ' 1 SMA MAO JQOW jim flirt . I Members of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade have elected these officers and representatives to carry on the work of the missions at Seton. True to God and to Mother Seton this mai s hool as been very mission minded T ie paper drive held in the Fall is known by all of Hamilton County and the S ton airl s truck finds it way to prck up the papers and magazines saved for her But unless God builds the house they labor in vain who build it and that is why visits to the Bless d Sacra tent daily Mass and frequent reception of the Holy Eucharist are necessary for personal holiness must be the first steo in missionary Work LEFT SIDE lane Neizel Kay Ruthman Nancy Hoffman Verna Demerle Ioan Riley Kay Donnelly Ann Tenhundteld Lois Moloney Ioyce Fry RIGHT SIDE first qlrl to last Patricia Gannon Shirley Grate Martha Sunderhaus Annette Frey Mary Durlcm Ruth Niemeyer Ruth Fritsch Mary Ann Hater Ianet Fry Ioyce Rolston , , , 1 1 . , Y f- fs - , I I. .I , 1 , , . . 2 . fi , . . . H t t ' ,Q 1' V .I , I t - . 1 I , 1 I p0LI QlfLf:5 7 JJJSU J? Q JM if Q2 ra e on, gifacioow ,x41!o41fe54, 5 ea or er bl, 1 PW Father Francls Franer speaks to the Parents rn the audltonum He welcomes them to Par ents Nlght He tells them of the mutual responsrblllty ot Pnest Parent Teacher and Student Afffwfmf 3 5 26'LLLWfg Slster Alrce Therese IS gomg to explam some of the swlrls and twrrls 1n modernlstlc art But rrs the camera man' 82 6'LI 6lfLt.'5 Olflflfe Parents talk to the teachers of thelr daughters What can I do to lmprove her study hablts? How can I help a teen ager? The answer 1S always the same At every mrnute of our llves we are Queen Agers We look to the Queen of Heaven when she was our age and we flnd our answer 'T . 'i 1. I K U - 1, teacher of Religion at Seton, , g , 1 . ,L ' - if.. O l I P ' o 0 t' t . . . . ire of Ja peace l f l Q l I . T By qrvrng up t err nrne to work at tlre R d Cross Center tnese loyal Setonettes are follo Jrnq rn Mot rer Seton Q foote e s F1ll1nq Red Cr Qs :Joy Q and nook 'rc 'avore are two of the many tlarnqs they T ey also r'f'r S VT lvrt s f rooms ey agrf 1 er e'or fa fr ea rrfrce rs rea FIRST ROW left to rlqht Ioanne Panqallo Mary Ann Bonno Charlotie Gllllgan AT THE TABLE left to rlqht Iocmne Holtman Mary Ellyn Dxrr Pat Dowlmg LAST ROW STANDING left to nqht Mary Remshagen Ioyce RIVEIS Barbara Marhn Loramne Doll Marlene Naeqle Alberta Scherra Mary Ann Denker Cecxlxa Elsaesser Io Ann Mueihmg Theresa Meyer Lois Kelley Helen Muckerhelde we MOIOQI' 6LlfL OZLWQV 011115855 The student council is divided into two qroups: representa- tives from each home room and the main qoverninq officers. This manner of repre- sentation is very sim- ilar to the two houses of our own United States. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Wirmel, S. Reinstaller, C. McDermott, B. Budde, C. Linneman. SECOND ROW: M. I. Wenstrup, B. Keisilowsky, D. Berne, E. Peters, M. Curless. elofwen fa fwea oice ffm of ffm ,S?1fw!e1fLf5 8lfL6Lf0l 55 FIRST ROW: Beverly Benz, president. SECOND ROW: N. Offut. I. Rolfes, I. Helrnsinq. THIRD ROW: l. Gerold, L. Buzek, M. Griffiths. TOP ROW: L. Mesch, I, Flottenberqer, P. Fishburn. Representatives from the different home rooms bring to the meetings ideas and suggestions. The Senators, in joint council with the rep- resentatives, ponder the matter. Under the leader- ship ot Beverly Benz, with Sister Regina Clare as advisor, the Student Council has been very active at Seton during this year. .Clap y jme Wonder who? This question seems to be in the minds of the G. A. A. officers as they admire the trophy to be given to The Most Valuable Player of the Year. Many do not envy the work of the judges for the choice will be difficult. There are many girls who are working for this honor LEFT TO RIGHT Pat Nau Marilyn Woods Marllyn Brown Martha Schneider lane Kleman irtgufed 2 Sefonl Selected from each homeroom these girls represent the Glrls Athletlc Associatlon They are encouraged 1n their Work by the numerous trophies Whlch Seton has been awarded They have hlgh hopes for Setons future IDILES standing in the Sports Parade Durrng the past year they have supported the teams and act1v1t1es sponsored by the GAA The girls are confident that more troph1es w11l be added for the glory of Seton RIGHT SIDE OF CASE P Stapleton C Grouse I Hughes LEFT SIDE OF CASE left to right G Metz A Cianciolo I Maier M E Budde T Macke M L Broerman I Schaffer B Counts M Mahon B Gmdlmg L Ahlers I Eppen stemer Margaret Murphy Jw JW W! flw 57M of jf ld . . 4 68,9 if JJ Smf. But the reserve cheerleaders Helen Zrever rnk Dorothy Berne Ianet Thesken and lanet Caruso who lead the reserve cheers for all reserve games say that the reserve team IS an equal match for the varsrty The short one IS v1ctor rn the tennls frnals Conqratulatlons lune Mernhard 'rom Ann Srrns 6lLlfL 6ll'l'L8 3.41 Varstty ch erleaders Carol Sack lane K ller Carol Keller and Mary l.aEace lead the cheers for varstty qam s tn all sport Four reasons But lanrce Beatty and leannette Hater hsten V- y t t an ts so good attenttv ly as Mary lo Voqelsanq tells what the season wtll hold Pat Halloran seems tnterested H . I - . . . . . 1 , , A . . W Q l V ' f' V M 4,4-,,--, 1, -,lisa-.I ,xg 7 'ii5'..'?,?5': 2111-. 1' , 'lug--,-rg - ' Q cn .N , V , , ' f e ' s. r ' llf. .HQ 9 .. . 6' amen? .xdffrachond eaerued Reserves Basketball Schedule Feb 19 W They St Mary s Feb 24 Mother of Mercy Mar 5 A St Ursula Mar 11 Alumnae Mar 19 Western I-1111s Mar 24 St Clements CLOCKWISE M Mah n R Fntsch M Mahon I Chastanq E Lu ky G Ba h man B Gxndhnq I Eppenstemer N Offutt 1 Ahlers I Helmsmq ea! Whenever you saw the Reserves play you always knew that they were q1v1nq thelr best to w1n for Seton 1-hah The1r pep qmqer and enthus1asm could be felt throuqh the crowd as they played on to v1ctory Because the Reserves are made up pr1nc1pa11y ot underclassmen qeton can look forward to 11CIVlI'1Q a Vars1ty team next year that w111 be hard to beat ii:-if FIRST ROW left to rrqht C Dryer M Mahon B Gu ey E Lucky Ahlers SELOND ROW M Lav amer B G1nd11n Helmsmq I Eppenstezn er P Caruso R Frisch R Fntsch M Woods Reserves Volleyball Schedule Nov 4 We They Mother ot Mercy Nov 6 Notre Dame Nov 12 Notre Dame Nov 20 St Mary's 29 18 . 1 ' ..., . .... 22 10 ' , R I , , I 1 .... 35 17 X I A :X ' ' I A I I rx . ...... 21 15 , x if E 1' ' I m lt I I .,...... .. 5 10 I l ,1 ' ii ET 51' ...... 18 5 A y if, . ....... 39 42 1 Q 1 2 I X 1' . . I . - . ,f I ff y J - y-ri.. .11 , ' .' ,'1.1 ' , , ': q, Il 49 15 30 21 36 23 ss Conrf Queezw ,Uarufg Vcxrslty Basketball Schedule Feb 19 We They St Mary s Feb 24 Mother of Mercy 36 Mar 5 St Ursula Mar ll Alumnae Mar 19 Western Hrlls Mar 24 St Clements CLOCKWISE I Seher M Woods I Stapeon I Munnmghoff P Nau I Schalfer I Ackerman M Schnezder P Kleman C Trettrneyer M Brown When the green and whlte Varslty took to the court spectators knew that they were aomq to w1tness a terr1f1c qame Thelr enerqetrc team Work and o orcl1nat1on combrned w1th school sprrrt came out as a well trmshed product Therr good sportsrnanshrp and vrqor were two of the 1mportant factors that led them on to vrctory rn the past year 47 QPPL LC jlfl FIRST ROW left to ugh! M Brofvn I Ackerman M Harrg M Mahon I Shaffer SECOND ROW I Mun nmqhoff P Nau I Fry I Kleman C Trettmeyer Vcxrsxty Volleyball Schedule Nov 4 We They Mother of Mercy Nov 6 Notre Dame Nov l2 Notre Dam Nov 20 St Mary s 2 . ' ......... 21 31 12 . .....l... 36 3 14 ' ...... 35 18 . ....... 39 42 Ae .7 ' ' e I l 45 l4 ' ....... 27 32 ' Q ....... 19 33 . ' .......,. 32 23 agioorlfri parade Battling for that needed point during an intramural game the girls watch anxiously as the ball is volleyed over the net OXLVL ,O ln a basketball instruction class the technical foul of boxing up is demonstrated Guarding from in front is Gayle Bachman and from the back i Elaine Luckey Miss Keninger is the nstru tor 90 With the bowling season in full swing, gym classes are being taught the technique of the game in Seton's improvised bowling alleys. During a typical session Nancy Altenau and Margie Pali are setting up the bowling pins while Evelyn Quinn is aiming for a strike. ver Ae Mei 1 :A . 1 H . 1, . 1 ii S , ' 4 f- . c . Aff! of L 4 .?' earfterasgifi :gui Q 'rf Qtr ,ew K is-in Q WWW cfs he fi FEW ji S' H591 llc A-'S-'FS 5 'MS ggtwi uf Im i mg, mm nrt If -fl As Chrlst looked out from Hts cross, He stzll loved manland As proof, He gave to us His beloved Mother. He had given us the gifts of music and song, the beauty of words, the power of thought. These are our talents. Mary's love and the use of our talents comfort us in life, but our greatest comfort is Christ's Passion . . . Christ's dying for us! C . . . .ffti1:'s?:f:2.' w xv 2: - ,f f 1-f 45 'z' ,f:.,,mX-534.531 4' Q , , ' .gg , If-,.g Q 1'-,wi 5 ,ff,'.,..,W+ai,,. H Wfgigf . . Aj A, h ,.:j.k:-Mwpggg? AA Mjmigwi, , -my U ,:w..y,, 1'.,,,,, 1 .yggvvy - ,gg -4, V. , A hm W- h, -5.5 I I-2.3. 4.1 .-1. , 1-drip H- - 1 ziijqtf' f'3T2'?f,'1:1-j .ami . 'Y 13,9 I f.,:-,..f'I-EX 4 'iw' RJ k .. Jn ,.w,f.. ,Q,.,s, J , , . W., t . W. ,- Q fem . it nlfhan- .. 121 -5- A ,'gq-W ,. wsyjfw viifflflg 'Q - ti H ' . Q mf- .-5121-:::.:,'m-1 as my f :A Q' J .Y,3g,,t:?5b'?fH, as Va ff Ee-wtf 16:11-' 1-29,1-'the-h.i .Q ' '-511 -sl - xy - 'A ' iii P -I: 7451246-'C' ?I'i5R -l'-35: ,' . 15' 4 i' -fi' I'?'2.,:'a,'521fA: ' N . -gmi -J' ., A .1 --f.q.,q.5,w. v wr ' 1. 1' , ,qw EQNWQX2 5 -if rf Wm. QU 1 at Www wat X ifrfe-ISQLV QL-.' 51'4.1E'.5i 'rfipq mit- lv rm' . W ' f' -me 1 ,, i-hw Q -'.sg'-5.-fit,-was-,M'Sba.a!ezf 'fm vw .,wEw - 15? if' , . - :le-szzssl-1' 1 '41:'fm-'Q-:S-4':14 .. I f -Q I In the Chapel ,Sgfon ..fgpprecia,fe5 Q2 3 o!.M4 Wioffzer Our ogazlg of .ialima South Campus Z' if ix -'21 W. NL.. ,frm 3 e Aud1tor1um In the Hall incirma fi .xdlaloreciafed mai Weary, 261,115 fo M It s Marzan Day at Xafuzer And nuns and przests ue see And college gzrls and nurses Mark out the Rosary And Xavzer men feel honored To stand before her there To pledge agazn thezr loyalty To asl her for her care Hzgh school boys and hzgh school gzrls Szng forth thezr hymns of prazse And then at Benedzctzon On Mary s Son they ga e At Maman Day at Xauer The Archbzslzop tells of her Who IS to all a model A guide and Counsellor And ez eryone zs happy And eaelz one does hzs hes! To meet the Queen of Hem rn In the Queen Czty of the VE est , . . C . l 7 1 '- . ., . I . 7' 4 7 mic mawfro, pgaae. The Glee Club, composed of sophomores and freshmen, has brought many honors to Seton. They have participated in several recitals and programs. They sang at the Marian Day celebration held at Xavier University, and they, as crusaders, Went to sing for the sick and aged in hospitals during the Christmas season and also at Easter time. The Glee Club is under the direction ot Sister Michael Marie. RIGHT SIDE OF THE PIANO left to right M Logan R Rossi M Becker R Brumfield B ONeal M Wagner R Kernen M Remshagen C Sellak I Kahny C Kammer PIANO C Gawolek LEFT SIDE OE PIANO left to right A Kuhlman E G-ottmann C Ernst C Trimble I Fischer ON STAGE lett to right I Gaupel B McGreal P Kroger B Krekler C Childs A Kernen M Broerman R Weingartner M Nicholson R Fritsch M Byrne I Kleiner H Berson K Gunn M Musser B Cindling E White B Brosnan I Gerth , . . , . , . , . . I . 1 - I - I - 1 - I - 1 - , . . , . . , . , . , . , . . I ' ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I - 1 ' 1 - I - 1 . , . , . , . , . 3 , . , . , With the minded that OAZU ompgfea i .yin wary of celebration of the Sesquicentennial of the State of Ohio, we are re- Ohio has finished its first fifteen decades. True to the Blessed Mother, to whom our country is dedicated, Ohio has had its joyful, sorrowful and glorious mysteries. Joyful were the days of early exploration and settlements. Sorrowful indeed, were those days when North and South met in the deadly grasp of a Civil War. Glorious have been the days as Ohio went on building Churches and Schools, hospitals, nurseries, homes for the aged, the poor, and the afflicted. Ohio takes its place in the forerank with the States. Her homes have given Presidents to the United States, Priests to our parishes, Sisters to our schools and institutions, and Bishops to our dioceses. As Ohio begins its second rosary it has the prayers of gratitude for the past and prayers of confidence for its future die LEFT TC FIGHT: fl. '.'.':'.'is, lil. flzdzendorf, P. Dowling, I. lffxnninghoff, A. Tenhundfeld, R. Gciclrde, re Q rs iz: the pcnnrxrnes. 0l'LC L Ld, fL0lfL Folloxxing the first settlemc nts in Ohio there arose a bitter struggle betw een the 1 luxe lndiins and the intluding white man Finally through the effoits of the 1 itholic missionaries a feeling ot trust and understanding was cultivated broad lands the explorer gave a love of adventure and daring The missionary gave his love of God and his knowledge of the land With this trinitv thele was unity l'VLl'1'LLgI'6L fL0lfL Soon C1110 grew into a prosperous state aided by the immigration of the English the Irish and the Germans 96 Each added his measure to the symphony of l1fe Love of God love for the land and its capabilities loxe for home and neighbors IH this Land of the Free with Chality for ll and malice towards none , U E : . H. ' , h ' V . i l ' Y ?l ' F f ' . f ' l - 1 ' ez ' ', 1 ' ' . Missionary, Indian, and Explorer interchanged their wealth. The Indian gave I C l , , . , . V . .Z . ' H . H 3 -A v rx I Y, G . OVLJOKQ fiom x fl: On the battlefields of the C1v1l War the Slaters of Charlty played an lmportant part m keeplng up the moxale of the soldlerb Nurslne mounds, xx hlspexlng praye-15 and gently comfortmg the SOldlCI'b these SlStLIN eulded by Sxster Anthony OConnell boon eame to be known as Angels of the Battlefield Whethel Confedelate or Un1on SOldlLl5 they sau 1n each a suffermg brother and cened tm hlm The eoloxed sl ive was ted and plotected Truly they cared fox the S1Ck halbozed the halborless 1nd d1d fox the least of them as they would do for H1m Lf559l'f6L fL0lfL L1-T 1 I-l l dry C 19 m yer Sc ' lfcmny C AN ING he e V Bee 'rem Presented by the Xmerlean lllSlUI'j elasses these pantonumeb depleted ID th1ee st 11,15 the elowth ofthe Qathohe Chureh 1n Ohlo A panel led by M umn Kahny told of the growth of each of the dlocebes w 1th1n the arehehoeue ot C,1ne1nnat1 In cloxlng our seaqulcentenmal d1v121on ue pray for Ohlo that xxh1eh we often pray for the Unnted State Dlar God brzng the Fazth to our beloved coun try It mas once a zzrgzn land wherezn the only pram aaa that of the murmur of the Mass on the shores the hzlls and the prazrzes Zealous przests and 4 zplorers clazmed zt for Thee gztzng Thy Holy me o zts rzz ers lakes and cz P mm east to ues! they tratelled from mzsszon to TT7.lSSlOll from Mass to Mass untzl the land was en ezrcled by prayer and gave of ztv bounty to Thy glmy And nou zt zs cle dzeated to Thy Immaculate Mother May she find Amerlea agazn as she once frmhzl tht lost Fhzld Jesus lll the Temple May she touch the hearts of our people dmposzng them to refute the l17lC1E:'llf4ff1lfIl and thus shouozng them the thzngs that are to thezr peace We ask thzs of Thee through Jesus Chrzst our Lord Amen KJ 1 . XVXX 5 . V5 le A -4 V fx , X X X X If I j ' f 4 X f ,f ., ...A ' tl ' 1 -f x J ' 1 ' -' , V . , ' .' . .. ,- I ' ' v . ' ' X YA ' 3 ' ,,X. , , -X. 1 , ' 1 - . la A ' l X .ll , ,. 1 , ,t ' ' ,.. X.. Y ' X. ' . ., ' . ' X , . -, .2 T ', . . . . fl , ' ' 'J X ' lff, 2. I I X' ' Q I 4 . Q I If' TC RIG IT: I. Hitman, .1 . Henqehcld, Carolyn T if e , I. ho.e:, M. .Q .MT Dm :l.Dre-s- HIGH, lwfory C. Buzek, I. R:i'e:i- ., rg I, . r.. . . A , , , , '., '. Y . . .. i . ' ,, ' , ' . . , X . ,,X , .' rl '. ' I' I ' I ' ' . r , 1 y fu v' r r ' X4 v y' ' , 1 e , ,, l 1 - ' 1 .X- l ' U f ' I I . . Q - I . . . l . ' .' ? . ' . 7 ' ' A .XXX X XX 2 X ' X . . lu ji. A lv I - I I 'I A ' I A -' 1 A ll' ' I ,A . X. V J ' . I -I X. n 3 w I. I Na ft ties. fe f ' ' , . ,X X X X X X , . X . , X . . X , . X . 'ml-V. , -Im' min' . I, l . an me me .gbngri J ,leAgAIfec! fo .Mar 0 7, OVL 0 0lfL The Seton Junror and sen1or has the opportunrty of showrnq the beauty of song and of harmony 1n the A Cappella Choxr Slnqlnq wlthout the accom panrrnent of plano or organ the power and beauty of the vorce lS shown Yes musrc and sonq are qrfts for whrch We rnust not torqet to thank God bar The qlft of song 1S one of the thlngs whlch unttes the past wlth the present The songs and hymns sung many years ago are as vlbrant and as dear as those of today Some one has sa d that he who slnqs prays doubly 1 FIRST ROW left to rlqht M Kahny L Wrllman C Dm THIRD ROW B Vetter D PIGIIQI' I Durkrn M Gutzw1ller nacher R Mc lntyre A Ludw1q D lsberq C Reeves C M Krffmeyer M Schnerder B Kramer A Tenhunheld E Trettmeyer C Weqrnan N Schaller A Forste M Krekeler QI-llflfl M Naeqele L Kelley C OLeary L Zwrck M Schmuellrnq FOURTH ROV! M Bode H Dodd M Nrehaus G Daly N SECOND ROW I Parker N Altenau M Budde C Sulhvan RYCIH M Hayhow D Reynolds N Schlller P Dowlmq l M N1meyer E Drxon I Bleskr I Perry I Tully M K1lfrr1eyerI Morman M Pail M Langen I Rottenberqer Rhmehart A D1l..ornardo I Hofmann R Galarde 9 1 ' 9 9 9 2 9 90 a 'F' ' I'Ir I r pl' 7 ' ' f J -I E T . xi , if 4 O rienf . . . O Orient Splendor of Light and Sun ot lustice: Come and shine on those who sit in darkness and in the shadow ot death. So pray the girls as they light the Advent wreath. Each can- dle representing one of the weeks ot preparation tor Christ- mas, reminds them of the near- ness ot Christ's Coming. Witii the comfort of their own taith, they pray that many will be blessed as they have been in being members of the Cath- olic Church. LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Koehne, M. Dehler, R. Straclc, I. Caproni. f 0 0l f5 0lfU8I :f 085 66910 OZ? Engrossed in the beauties ot color these students are putting on paper the pictures which they hav in their minds The art students at Seton have entered many contests and their awards have proved their worth They have sent drawings and paintings to cheer the sick through the Red Cross Their displays add beauty and color to the halls ot Seton V C D r 1' r T l e er r erhaus Pu POW er I Acnerman M I lf rlenbrmk lv' Kinney If 8 lftlflf 0 I' L 2 l V 9 4 V V . FEET l?C'.'f, left 1: rgght: , uecle .hau.t, . .1 y . SLCCXD ECW: Z. Dressman, E. Kcehne, Lf. Su .d ' . Till .C . tx P. Seq , . ' , -. . it '. , .. ' . 99 8f0lfL 5 Tronrb fi Q Lois Howl r 'Vlary lo Krek ler Prenvi l-lorn Carolyri Tit n y r Tru ir 1 R ite Gr uli rf ano oarol lean D mac io-r Jiolincollo Rosemar Mclnlrye ass N iol loan Tully Violin: Theresa Buqno, Viola: Patricia Stapleton. Violins: Mary Lou Donovan, Barbara Kindt, Barbara Galley, Eleanor Gott- rnann, Constance Ernst. V! X 4 I v 1 If Rf Orc 8:5 ffd, LEFT TO RIGHT Saxo homes Dcrocrci Kr k 1 r Iud1tL1 Gctu 1 Flute A1 ce K mem Clan I JlI'Q1I'11CI Hoemsc emeyer Carol Dryer nc mA Ura ,. -fc s Dru 1 Donna Isberq D. G. , Drum. Afm Ku. Imam. elw: V :mer me Gczwc e . 'ZW fo 0, fo dw W fc! Comb1ned cho1rs under duechon of Dr Vmcent A lando smg then welcome to the New Born Kmq The q1r1s carrymq hghts wel commg the Llght of the World LEFT TO RIGHT Ncmcy Schcxller Mcrxlyn Nxmeyer Theresa Buqno Iecm Parker Mcmlyn Hcryhow The sweet notes oi the vlolm remmd us of Gods gulls muslc song the beauty f words 02 Theresa Buqno vlohn Mcmlyn Hoyhow pxuno W'-hw? 8l'l'L8WLA8l .fgpftf Ill Remember Apnl was the theme of the Iun1or Seruor Prom wmch was held Aprll 17 at the Topper Club Tr chmax ot tne eventnq was the crownxnq of tloe Prmcess Clare Llnneman and the Prmce Don Drtenaus After the Coronutxon Waltz, the Royalty ot t e Evenma led the grand march to the beauttful statue ot the Blessed Vxrqm where s e was crowned Queen of the Prom. n.. A odegayd Ar jodnem The hlqhlrght of the Dramattc Club was the Thespran 1n1t1atxon held on Apul 26 Durlnq thrs 1n1t1at1on members of the sophomore class were recexved rnto tne Thespxan orqan1zat1on The event of the afternoon and the one wmch means the most to the sen1ors was tne presentatlon of noseaays by the sen1ors to thetr Motners nm-T T e Zepf secretay Huh Huesman treasurer Gertrude Q ary Ahcf Ke ey prestdent AI' .Mfgeftl This play given by the Seton-Elder players on February 13 and l5 was a delighttul comedy depicting lite in an every day family. 1 xS?d,g8 GQW All dramatic periods are not spent on the technique of act ing Without the settings we have them today the play could not go on Cheers to the Stage Crew' LVL? 61, 0119 0 LXf88lfL Sing a Song of Sixteen got the Seton Elder players ott to a successful year The play given October 26 and 27 had many interesting lines and splendid acting 4 Sixteen has been singing throughout the year thanks to these Seton Elder players and their coaches Fatner Putnick and Sister Mary Consolata . ,as , , , . l , , - lf- ll . 1 good Jesus, llsten to me, In Thy wounds I fam would hzde Ne er to be parted from Thy snde Guard me should the foe assanl me, Call me when my llfe shall fall me Bnd me come to Thee above, With all Thy samts to smg Thy Love World without end Amen 1 0 It 1 V1 Q as akmq for CI few mmutes C+ 1 JbYdSS1 ad rmorcrl ru we nd Seton Memorles May our l1v ev r reflf ct o 1 wal ClCIL.CjI 1 We are grateful to our Pastors for the mconvemences they had ln gettmg the1r pictures for us To Mr Bush of Sh1ll1to s and h1s helpers for thexr care 111. gettmg our pxctures Our grahtude too to Stster Mana Gratla for her suggestlons and encouragement. To Sxster Vuguua for the pnntmg she d1d to make our Dxvxsxon Pages beauhful. To all who have helped us and there were many we say Thank You and God bless you for helpmq us to make our yearbook the event of a hte txme' I0 O ! 7 3 . ' l P11 lSl1lIlf,I M11 '.'Jf,1fls, M tl Q Seto. 'H ed S3241 ' ' 1, . Timm 1,1210 Sami: 'l'TILlS, Iwfwry, JUS Pg1i1.f' W 12g T119-Sf-ve e en Eze t 1159 but 11-551 l.', C,Ifl5 i:r.gi iii-I works hve after her, , W1tl1tl1fvz,t',:'f.1::.f Vx fx: lf? 7 . . ' . 7 ' es O o 3 991110 f tW'1fez1z1, '1f'Q'l 1'1vH of Mr tzf 1 Seiz:1Crr1d :mf-'I lf 1 1 '1 ersl , ll . . . ,. fs THE SETON DADS CLUB T G d gC 5?- 1 II mlllllljjl N X X 5X pi P-f III Besi' Wlshes' Nix SETON HIGH J MOTHERS CLUB ' fl. nw IMA W sean I I aa 0 u coma If II 1 I I WMV MN! 'III ? QR gf N ffvf LM '- L,-It --, J ' I EI E 5 I W III, Z ' . iq I ' 1 ,! 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WA . . .I . MA MEINHARDT S PONYKEC BEER WINE 4535 West Elghth Street G 9673 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1953 FROM THE QUEHL slcN co NABERHAUS KOCH MEATS QROCERIES PRODUCE BEADINC EMBROIDERY WE DELIVER 4145 W Eughth Street WA 9875 PLEATINC I-IEMSTITCI-IINC COVERED BUTTONS BUCKLES BELTS BUTTONI-IOLES BOWLINC SHIRTS 413 Race Street ' R Embroidery 5' Pleating Shop, Inc Golden Rule Produce RAND TE EV'5'oN company AND APPLIANCES UNITED REFRIGERATIONS 51 Walnut Street 2302 W. EIGHTH ST. Joseph T. Gannon Prop. GR 6878 HERZOGS FOODS Huppertz Mobllgos Station . TIRES - BATTERIES 492 Pedretti at Fehr Road akes Relined - Expert Tune-Up Grandview 1865 . RADIO SERVICE WE DELIVER 3618 W. EIGHTH-Corner Terry MOTHER SETON COUNCIL KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS No 3367 In Appreciation Our Namesake and Patroness Salntly Mother Seton Br Gmpkmenfd of of GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Clncnnnatl ZO Ohlo Conducted by the Slsters of Charuty Accredited three year program for hugh school graduates 17 35 Third year of program serves as sensor nurse unternshlp stlpend given during thus tame Ed Bolser Servnce Re Weaving Alterations Repairing Wrecker and Road Service Truck and Free plckup and Delivery Auto Repalrnng o Body and Fender Work Safety Lane Correctuons Cqrdrey Cleaners Box 47 A Neeb Road Delhl Hllls If Your Clothes Aren t Becoming to You Doy Phone Wlllow 9870 Night Phone Wlllow 1132 Clncunnotr 33 Ohio They Should Be Coming to Us GR 8195 416 Greenwell Ave GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES CADEN ELECTRIC CO Authornzed Deoler 3614 Worsow Avenue Pruce Hull Phone GR O675 REAHY SERVICE 1143 Seton Avenue WA 1877 THE AUFDEMKAMPE HARDWARE CO l0l2 1020 Freeman Avenue Clnclnnatl 3 Ohio DUnbor 3200 GRUETER AND SON FUNERAL HOME Phone: WAbash 0175 Ihff and Glenway Avenues Loyal to the ethics of Pharmacy EDWARD W. WOLFF 4413 Glenway Avenue, Price Hill, Cincinnati Ohio Phone WAbash 1236 TIERNEY APPLIANCES 8 E McMillan Sf Clnclnnah 19 Ohlo THE BACKUS BROS COMPANY FURNITURE CONTRACTORS SCHOOL FURNITURE CARPETINC AND FABRICS MADE TO ORDER FURNITURE 223 9 E Third Street Clnclnnah Ohlo 700 6000 70 M155 ' ffN lj!!! ll GOLDEN filude nhl BEER not uuozrom. anzwma 00 clnclnun omo UNITED CLEANING COMPANY Dependable since 1919 House and Window Cleaning Homes Churches Factories Janitor Services PA 5987 Fully Covered by Insurance G REINSHAGEN WA 5529 E L REINSHAGEN GR 5668 2 I I , - . . I . . .I . 'k 'k ' 0 22 ?A .2 Offices .Ill 5 S I 1 L, . 'O GRADUATION AND PUBLICATION A Congratulations on them both an W E L C O M E Our Organization RE ACHIEVEMENTS THE SETON ALUMNAE PEARSON THESKEN S SUPER MARKET DRY CLEANERS 483 Elberon WA 4112 4500 West Eughth Street IOHN DIRR SEWING MACH I NES REPAI RED on ELECTRI FIED GR 6340 P L BARTH CO THE FURNITURE STORE OF PRICE HILL 4I3I Glenwoy Avenue At Rosemont Avenue GR 5255 CARUSO 8. LOBONO WHOLESALE FRU ITS AND VEC-ETABLES d to IOOMJ Self Service Meats d SERVING WESTERN CINCINNATI WITH EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC PRICE HILL CAMERA 4425 Glenway Open Evenings Louls REINERT IR WHOLESALE FRU ITS AND VEGETABLES 1326 Central Avenue Clncmnah 0 Buekers Furnl+ure and Appliance Co WESTINGI-IOUSE PHILCO ADMIRAL PRODUCTS CHAMBERS MAGIC CHEF GRAND RANGES Open Evenmgs Eosy Terms WA 7712 4910 12 Glenway Avenue IAt Prout s Comer? 9 o Q . - I a I 0 0 I I SALES SERVICE PARTS GLENWAY CHEVROLET 4225 Clenway Ave. Price Hill WA 4590 WA 4591 I Homke Glenway Bowling Lanes Congtftshcyons 3920 Glenwoy Avenue of Monss 5ef0ll Memories Cmcmnah 5 Ohio WA 9500 Staff ST MARY CHURCH In the Heart of Prnce Hull GOOD FOOD Bethel Ohno QUALITY SERVICE 4521 West Elghth 3805 Glenwoy Avenue WA 9793 Clncnnnoh 5 WA 4778 REITMAN S MEATS HOME DRESSED BEEF PORK VEAL HOME MADE COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE WI 2500 Devils Backbone Rd Wholesale Retail Free Delivery Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Whute Vnlla Foods LARRY HEA S HARRY'S SOHIO SERVICE AUTO-IN THEATRE . GR 5027 OUTDOOR MOVIES W' E B E JEWELER DENT AUTO THEATRE 3637 W COMPLIMENTS KEMEN S PHARMACY Congratulations to the Class of from your Telephone Company A C000 PLACE T0 WORK arsawA l OF HUBER DRY GOODS co. St. Lawrence Corner I I I I '53 ll ff DRINK MILK FOR HEALTH H MAUSE DAIRY DEIMERS DELICATESSEN pE1'E KUNZ 3724 Harrnson Ave PONY KEG BEER WINE FINE FOODS 3607 West Enghth Street We Dellver M0 6960 Cmcmnah 5 Ohlo REFRICERATION COMPANY Manufacturmg Wholesale Grocers COMM5?CT2ErASr3g'iiISGSTRIAL IOHN SEXTON cf co REFRIGERATION on P O Box JS AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT Nates Sundays and Holndays Chucogo 90 Illmols Cqll MA 1676 4207 Sprung Grove Avenue MU 5700 COMPLIMENTS YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD COMET SERVICE STATION DEALER THE TRESLER OIL CO 20th CENTURY d BAUM DELHI HILLS PHARMACY 4741 Delhn Pnke WA 0030 PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS DOT fr BILL S FOOD SHOP CROCERIES ond MEATS Monss ond Lrberty Street L M PRINCE CO OPTICIANS KELLER AND NEIDHARD Meats Grocerles IZI7 I2I9 Rullson Avenue FREE DELIVERY The Chris Erharf Foundry and Machine Co MACHINE TOOL CASTINGS STOKER PARTS SEWER CASTINC-S MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Telephone CHerry 6550 WARSAW PONY KES 3449 Warsaw or Folrbanks BEER o WEDELIVER 0 WINE GLENWAY PONY KEG 4931 Glenwoy of Relleum WA OO97 HENRY KAPPEN General Contractor 680 Clanora Drlve Cmclnnatl 5 Ohlo COMPLIMENTS DETZEL JEWELERS FINE DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE Guaran eed Watch and Jewelry Repairing 3644 Warsaw Avenue THIEMANN BROS INC WHOLESALE GROCERS 815 833 Hopkms Street Sponsors of LEADWAY Food Stores THE CHAMPION LION SAVINGS LOAN CO 4037 Glenway Avenue Open Dolly GRondvnew 5040 Savings Insured Up To S10 000 00 CHRISTMAS AND VACATION CLUBS LOANS ON HOMES PETES MEAT MARKET GR 8814 3622 Warsaw Avenue 9 O I I O , . OF ' St. Lawrence Corner Price Hill Phones: CHHFY 6l24'5'6'7'8 - fr SETON PLAYERS RECORDS SHEET MUSIC CREETINC CARDS TROUPE 37' PHOTOS 4 for 250 Act well your port S 0 N G S H 0 P there all the honor Ines 36 E Fifth Street on Fountaln Square WANT QUALITY DRY CLEANING? Co St Lawrence Dry Cleaners 3652 Warsaw Avenue GR 1312 PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Two Hour Service Cash and Carry NABERS SERVICE STATION SUNOCO CAS and OIL Phone WAbash 9653 Glenway and Rosemont Avenues College Mount S+ Joseph On the Ohlo Conducted by SISTERS OF CHARITY CINCINNATI OHIO 20 1 1 , I ' I I u U . , , I ' I II ' nu . I ' - I of I ' O ' e if fs ' ' f-A-',e-Q ' . PRICE HILL PAW' AND G'-A55 C0 WESTERN HILLS Home Cr Dlstrlbutors AUTO SUPPLY KYANIZE Self Smoothing Pomts Vormshes Enomels 4913 GIQPWQY PRINTERS SUPPLIES GR 4563 J C Eppensteuner 2864 363I Warsaw Avenue BLUE NOTE 4520 W Elghth SI' Clnclnnah 5 Ohro IOSEPH H HOMAN METAL COMPANY 824 Reedy Street Canclnnotl 2 Ohuo TRIANON TAVERN 3IIO Warsaw Avenue UP TO DATE FOOD PRODUCTS 4920 Montgomery Rd Makers f FINE FOODS H EARETH FOOD MARKET BUKA COAL COMPANY 601 Hawthorne Avenue whlfflef Sffeef WA 0751 an CLGNRR CO. o d Phones WAbash 9333 7488 .I O E S C H A F F E R Builder of Drshnchve Homes 1059 Coronado Ave Cincmnati 38 Ohio DUGAN S sounsks SERVICE PHARMACY 3411 Warsaw Ave SOHIO Products 6' General Service WA 9941 Price Hill lBud cmd Don Soudersl Phone WA 1555 Warsaw and Hawthorne Ave Prlce Hull THE ROSELENE KIDDIE SHOP PAYRWOY 0898 SPECIALIZING lN INFANT WEAR los FETTIG Girls to size 6X Boys to Size 8 BODY AND FENDER WORK 3660 Warsaw Avenue Wrecks Rebuilt Auto Refinishing Pruce Hull 262 Stark Street Cincmnatn 14 Ohlo C R I C K E T F A R M 239 Anderson Ferry Rd COMPANY PICNICS AND BARN DANCES Phone WAbash 8859 22 I O I I ' 9 i . . . Specializing ln If I. L . . . I Congratulatuons Semors 1953' A FRIEND Clay Tlle SKYLINE CHILE PARLOR WESTERN TILE co Resudentnol Commerclol ssoo Glenwqy Ave New Remode' Repo cmcmnah 5 ohm CALL DAY OR NIGHT 1619 Fnrst Ave GR 4849 IOSEPH DAY INC CEMENT CONTRACTOR CHerry 4510 DICKHAUS MOMBERG G' C0 3143 Werk Road MO 2891 Wholesale FRU ITS AND VEGETABLES 225 W Second Street C Joseph Nou Complnments MERCHANTS CLUB 15 E Fourth St Newport Ky o o I . s - . . . n I . Q Q Q 9 . u n g o Cong ratulatlons to the Graduates ST LAWRENCE GRIDIRON CLUB BEST OF WISHES CENTRAL APPLIANCE AND HARDWARE CO 4857 Glenway WA 2265 Wm Ken Cox THE WM BRENNER FURNITURE CORP 318 W Thurd Sf Cmcmnah 2 Ohio HANSEN S FRIENDLY SERVICE 5725 Glenway Clnclnnah 5 Ohio BRODELL MOTORS INC Dnrect Factory Authoruzed Dealer DE SOT0 PLYMOUTH Cars Ports and Accessories 3441 Warsaw Avenue WAbasI1 4370 Congratulations to the Staff SETON MEMORIES Mary Church Oxford Ohio COMPLIMENTS E D S TA V E R N Delhr Hulls HOFERER S CROCERY AND DELICATESSEN 2949 Glenwcy Ave ClllCIl1l10I'l4 24 . . I I and Best Wishes of St. , ' OF ! , , . ' ' ' ,O. KLIMAT MASTER ALUMINUM PRODUCT CO 215 W Fifth Street DU 2970 BOEING FOOD MARKET 4519 W Entheth St Howord H Boemg PRICE HILL EXCHANGE RECREATION 3509 Warsaw Avenue Congratulotnons Semors BRATT DRY CLEANING COMPANY 736 State Avenue IOHNNYS BARBER SHOP 4218 Glenway Avenue Clnclnnah 5 Ohio CLUB EMBASSY Donny Coletto Prop FINE LIQUORS 3602 Warsaw Avenue Prlce HlII RIDGE STUDIO 6018 Montgomery Road Cmcrnnatn 13 Ohlo Congratulations' GORDON POTATO CH I PS 3160 Beekman Avenue 8' STEAK AND CHICKEN DINNERS FIVE POINTS INN COMP'-IMENTS OF UFFELMANN BAKERY C0 893 Devils Backbone Road Cincinnati 5 Ohio Girls and Ambitious Women ty l' bgg d b ff od SHRIVERS DRUG STORE ' PREscRlPTuoNs Milton Academy of Beauty Culture Glenway Avenue GR 4321 413 Race Sl' Cincinnati 2 Ohio CHerry 2730 Now W1edemann s Fme Beer 1S REGISTERED CD In bottle or can always that same X magmicent flavor It CAN T change DE FINE BEE IEDEMANNS ff ff FINE 5 BEER Kg! 3 26 I Learn Beau Culture - Ligh, clean, easy workg most complete training. A I i er on e er income. M ern and up-to-date facilities. Day and nite classes. Wri e for free booklet, True Information. .I . . . I . O , I ' Pk 1 . o, fa ' . 'O 7 , 0 ' OI' 31T9 GTC S 5.- ..-3 '11 . f- , ,J 0 l O Q , Q 0 3.0- . ' , J , 0 l all - , IE u A' , X 9 , s Lf'wu,...:..w fi -7 'w..,...., , '-- ,, ,ML N 1 P 'Redawred by American Research and Testing Lnbontorieu QThe Geo. ma Brewing Co..New . TELEPHONE PA 2820 DU ISOO JAMES .I DURKIN General Insurance es WA 4726 Cmcmnah Ohio SCHULTEN S Congratulations Graduates' PONY KEC- GREEN S APPAREL SHOP BOTTLE AND JUC- BEER WINES ICE STATION 4100 Glenway Avenue 4211 Glenway Avenue Clncmnatl OI-no WA 9946 RICHTER SERVICES Excavating Heavy Hauling Ready Mnx Concrete Phones PA 702I CH 2730 CH 2939 CH 2931 I2 R 0: . . .y . 'A BEVERAGE STORE FOUNDED I 897 THE MOUNTEL PRESS COMPANY Prlnters Binders Engravers 436 COMMERCIAL SQUARE CINCINNATI 2 OHIO GENE STEINKAMP INC DODGE AND PLYMOUTH CARS 5563 .view JOHN R GREEN PAPER Co 3741 Warsaw Avenue Phone WA 7000 233 S THE CLENMORE 3635 Glenmore Avenue HEARETH S FOOD MARKET PARKVIEW GRADE A FOODS 601 Hawthorne Avenue Phone WA 0751 2 ' O ' O . 9 P HE -us . . . PAPER, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, OFFICE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT S C , K . 1 8 fHudepnl1l C0mPI'me'1fS STREICHER S CAFE Mr and Mrs L B Niemeyer 73 5 State Avenue COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND Soturdoy ond Sundoy Bowlmg Partles WARSAW BAR AND BOWLING LANES 3210 Warsaw Ave For Reservation WAbash 9766 MAHON EY S PHARMACY CARLE S DELICATESSEN IO A M MIDNIGHT BEER CHEESE COLD CUTS 3600 Warsaw A enue 9699 9 I OF FOOD-LlQUOR- BEER v WA Ualfm. .IQu2nb.e1zq.a1:, M EATS AN D POULTRY 4906 Glenway Avenue Wa 4556 DELHI HILLS DEPARTMENT STORE PERFECTION HEATING 418 Greenwell Road GREETING CARDS NOTIONS-DRY GOODS BABY NEEDS,GlFTS 7222 Vme Street an SCHOOL SUPPLIES NS eep plenty of Coke on hand Get the newest carton 12 bottles of del1c1ous Wholesome refreshment under one handle when you shop for Coke It s the easlest ' Way to have enough Coke on hand for your own pleasure and for hosp1tal1ty to your frlends And Coke 1S so easy to serve ICG cold Qmdgqjwufggfagpz C: BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA COLA COMPANY BY N 5 THE COCA COLA BOTTLING WORKS COMPANY RU-i, 1 2 CI Eff 55 T f L. I Ik . , . f - - I 4 Q , I Q5LggS..ngl, Zero r right in the bottle. lf f'7ff 'i fTH'2K'2U1 fgnf3.KTf-? ' ,El JM in x y f - ' lvl, L I' W is ' Coke if O regisfored Ifddl-mark ' I J A Frlend Angela Beauty Shoppe Branqan Men s Shop Brldqetown Bakery Chrlsten s Meats Eberlte Sons Company Glenway Trre Shop Guldara s Bestaurant Mamma afrom Guttreund Realty Hann Shoe Bepatr Hllltop Dellcatessen lndlanapolts Forwardlnq Company Kemper Frult Market Overlook Beauty Shoppe Frank F Boedel Shraqe s Market Thelma s Beauty Salon Trudy s Flower Shop Valley Baktnq Company Valerlo s Restaurant Shop West Tower Dry Cleaners Mause s Food Market Wrlke s Meats Mtschell s Parkvtew Market PEPSI COLA COMPANY HOLY FAMILY GYM 810 West Flfth Street Pnce cmd Grand WA 9636 Clnclnnatl Ohlo Zin MIL ed f fe Slim 0 Cami, mm A jrien Glenmore Dry Cleaners Kitty Dollries Iewelry CS Gift ' ' ft 0 A 60l'l'Ll96l'VL8l'Lt:5 of Bavarian Brewing Company 1212 Streng Street Cincinnati, Ohio Herff J ones COMPLIMENTS WILLIAM C ULRICI-I CLASS RINGS AND PINS VVCRKMANSI-IIP QUALITY SERVICE FREDS PARKVIEW MARKET Shop ot Sears ond Sove SEARS ROEBUCK CO 4751 Delhl Pke The Complete Dept Stoe C nc nnah 38 Oh o 4220 Glenway WA 8800 2 GF .. .Y I ii',i Leonard Ahlers and Mrs H I Barlage cmd Mrs C Bechenhaupt and Mrs Benz Mrs G L Berryman Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mrs Brunrng and Mrs and Mrs cmd Mrs and Mrs cmd Mrs and Mrs and Mrs cmd Mrs cmd Mrs cmd Mrs cmd Mrs and Mrs and Mrs cmd Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs A Frrend Frank Bleskl Henry Brockmeyer Elmer Bruentng N I Budde Fred Buhrrnan Cec1lI Buzek Robert Carle Sarn Caruso Fred Contant A Conte C R Crusle Carl Denker IosephI Donovan Wm Dresmann Edw Droppelman A W Frltsch Ioseph T Gannon Gaudlo Iames I Grlllgan Frank Grtffrths Ioseph Haas Edwm T Halloran George Aug Ir Ioan Bachscherder Mr and Mrs M Beatty Barbara Benz Ioan Bleskr Mr and Mrs Paul V Brogan Ioan Carney Mr and Mrs A L Caruso Deters Real Estate M1ss Sarah Egan Mr and Mrs Norbert Gates Mr and Mrs Raymond Hater Bernadette Hauser Mrs Isabel Helnback Mary M Hessllng moi em ana! lac! Paul Harrg Stanley Hater Geo I Hausman I Hefferman Elmer Hesslmg and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Raymond Hrclcey and Mrs C Hoernschemeyer Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Holtme1er and Mrs Herman Holtmann and Mrs and Mrs Herbert Huesman and Mrs Chas Hunrnghake Elmer Iohns O H Iuergens I Krndt Wllllarn Holscher Aloyslus Edward Horgan and Mrs and Mrs Ierome Kunz E A Langen Iohn Lubbe and Mrs Ernest Macke and Mrs Harry May Mrs E B Mayhaus Mr and Mrs W R McDonald Mr and Mrs G I Mrrlenbrlnlc Mr and Mrs Ioseph L Moloney Mrs A Moran and Mrs and Mrs Plfenf 5 Mrs Edgar P Herrmann C Iansen Pat Iump Grace Keller Mr and Mrs Russell K1SS1ClC Mary Loulse Kuhlman M1ss Anna Mae Lrpps M1ss Ioan LIDDS Mr and Mrs A Ludwrg Imelda Mad1gan M1ss Anna McK1mm1e Mr and Mrs Ioseph McNa1r Mr and Mrs Herbert Merz Rev Henry D Naber Mr and Mrs I OSl'1augeness M1ss Glorra Rlchardson and Mrs A G Mucherhe1de and Mrs R Muethmg and Mrs Fred Naeqele and Mrs C Ioseph Nau and Mrs Charles Nrehaus Mrs Iames O Ne1l and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs I Edward Rxley Damel RIVGYS I Rogers Fred Roltes Carl W Ruwe Thomas Ryan Ioseph Schaffer G H Schlomer and Mrs Frank Schulte Louls H W1ll1am Rahe A I Rehage and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Schwartz B I Theslcen C Trettmeyer M Vogelsang Webster Lester Wegman Mrs Edna Wergel Mr and Mrs B Whrte Mr and Mrs E M W1ndholtz Mrs V1rg1n1a Zeph Mr and Mrs A Z1GVGf1I'1li and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs F R1estenberg Thomas E Robben Dons Rottenberg Bernard Rumprng Mr and Mrs Edward Ruprecht Mr and Mrs Edward Sack M1ss Catherrne Schlomer M1ss Clare Schlom r Iohn C Scanlon M1ss Geraldrne Scherer Mr and Mrs A H Swls Mr and Mrs Fred W Tape Marranne Wehner Rev Wllllarn Welch Mr and Mrs Harry L Wttte Clara Zreverrnk A 5 MT- Mr, . 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