Seton High School - Memories Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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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

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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