Seton High School - Memories Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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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 .

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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

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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