Seton High School - Memories Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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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,

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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

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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