Seton High School - Memories Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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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 , . ' .

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.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

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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