Seton High School - Memories Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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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.

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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

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.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 . . , . . . . .