Seton High School - Memories Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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' .-- ' - ,- Il III I ll Ill I I 1l'N SETON HIGH SCHOOL CINCINNATI, or-no Hazard Yet Forward lon htle pagel Mr Vlcfor Belschel archrtecfs superm tendenf for the new Seton Building IS the man who has fhe answers fo all the queshons that can be ralsed by Joyce Sunderbruch Nancy Hoffman Ginny Sfockelman and other Sefon gurls Published by Senior Journalism Student betoh Hugh Sehool LIIILIHWSII Ohm Seton Memories 1956 ' Seton High School, Auditorium Building Foreword Seton built a new school during the year that this book was assembled. Each day as the girls came and went, they glanced across the campus or out the windows to make at least a mental note of the day's progress on the construction. They witnessed two million dollars in labor and materials expended to give them the very best in educational oppor- tunities under the direction of the Sisters of Charity. Seton Memories for 1956 is a record of Seton life during construction year. Some classrooms pic- tured on these pages will never echo another year of excited freshman or senior voices, for the memory-filled chapel building will be razed as soon as the new structure is ready for occupancy. This book lies in the hands of its reader by no feat of magic. It holds the patient and persevering efforts of twelve Seton girls who spent extra hours after school measuring and cutting pictures, pasting panels, collecting information and writing copy. They offer this book as a tribute and final memoir of one glorious sunset in Seton education. C o n t e n t s Administration . . Together Each Day . . . 14 Freshmen .... . 18 Sophomores . . 32 Juniors .... . 44 After-School Hours . . . 56 Service Clubs . . 58 Dramctics . . . 65 Music . . . 69 Publications . . 74 Sports . . . . 78 Class of 1956 . . . . 88 Calendar oltheYear . . . 110 Index ....... . 142 Epilogue . . 144 Seton High School, Chapel Building, Razed in 1956 . ,'-'X 41 X7 V A w s - a 9 .3 - , ry s ' J A ,A AS, afxa, -gag, K . 5 ,init 0 n 'J - fYW'wg1 y' WZ? ff99lw4'f'fx ww '- , ,bidi-.SX AN wi, cz .ji eff -,f- -2,..h :f3 , . ,-1 5 ' 1495, 4:- lirgv ., , , ,. P: . 'fivf' D , Q' ' -L- K , , , -: ' :xv Q---H vii , .7 -..f T' '..:: gif ' KNN: Lf? f -74? if '- 'f-'-N -:4 ----. - h-- 7- -U :y Q16 New Seton Maguolo and Quick Architect-Engineer sr 1 5' F ,PXX-, : . w- ,A-X 5 : 'P gx gg Qt, . X'- gi . ' rr-' 514' swf' mf Si f ' A ,hte XS- rv . V',T!4vk,N . N . IXQL ids' N v A .1 i'3'.r' -1-. , ' ' ' 5,3 I ,,,, L ' C FX- A' 4l,,, ri f.,t-vs.- K 52. .avg 'le' :stu H fX i 'fl ' I 'X VI, A. , s 977 4 'x '-- 5 - . Ns.. EFT Fe! T, EF? XX F h 5 X X E!!! vu M-. , X NE is 7' TL 5' ,Q X X -, llei . 3 ' 53,53- r ' ' Aa ' , '- ' f 'ALJ Q 1 E :QEP X N N X U13 A ,f x I 7414 U 'C :fr-'fy .-A., vp! 51 . K r 92- S U' S-pf ld- -L'-1.4 , ., , ,KN Q ar-1-J f W aff, aff i? '7 ,QA ings 544' School Superintendent Rt. Rev. Msgr. Ccnrl J. Ryan Seton High School Board Seated-Rt. Rev. Msgr. William J, Anthony fSt. Teresaj, Rev. Frederick Bien, president fOur Lady of Graceb, Rt. Rev. Msgr. R. Mar- cellus Wagner, V.G., P.A. fSt. Lawrencej, Rt, Rev. Msgr. John E. Kuhn CHoly Familyb, Rev. Carl F. Goekeler CSt. Antoninusj. Standing-Rev. William B. Heitker COur Lady of Perpetual Helpj, Rev. Roger C. Straub fResurrectionJ, Rev. Aloysius Grim- melsman fSt. Dominicj, Rev. Cletus A. Kunz QOur Lady of Victoryy. Not in picture-Rt. Rev, Msgr. Francis A. Reardon fSt. Williamj, Rev. John P. O'Connor fSt. Michaelb, Rev. Henry B. Kriege fBlessed Sacramentj, Rev. Edwin R. Richter CSt. Aloysiusj, Rev. Henry L. 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Sisters of Charity Seton Faculty Sister Grace Mlrlam Prmcupal Student Council Moderator S1ster Aloysla Re11g1on S1ster Anna Catherlne Rellglon SOC1010gy S1ster Mary Prov1dent1a Study Supervlser S1ster Catherlne Remedlal Readmg S1ster Helen Paul Bookkeeper Bus1ness Educatlon S1ster Rose Eleanor Bookkeeper S1ster Allce Therese Art Art Apprec1at1on Dr Vlncent A Orlando Or Senior Homerooms S1ster Reglna Clare 4A Latm Engllsh Semor Class Advlser Tax Stamp Super v1ser S1ster Rlta Casc1a 4B Enghsh World Hls tory Career Day Sponsor S1ster Margaret Ann 4C SOC10lOgy Math dents Councll S1ster Edward Mary 4D Englxsh R9l1g1OH Publ1cat1ons Moderator Sophomore Homerooms S1ster John Marle 2A Lat1n French Re l1g1on Sophomore Class Advlser S1ster Ancllla Mar1e 2B Latln Enghsh Speech Re11g1on Dramat1cs Moderator S1ster Paula 2C B1Ol0gy Rel1g1on Aud1o vlsual Co ordlnator Tr1ple A C Moder ator M1ss Jean Drach 2D Mathemat1cs Soclal Studles MISS Ellen Plageman 2E Enghsh World H1story S1ster Cleopha Orchestra S1ster M1r1am Joseph Study Supervlser S1ster Helen Ellzabeth Senlor Glee Club S1ster Joseph Marla D1et1t1an S1ster Paula Mary Freshman Glee Club Muslc Apprec1at1on M1ss Gertrude Kelmnger Physlcal Educa t1on Instructor GAA Moderator chestra Glee Club Junlor Homerooms S1ster Mercedes 3A Clothlng Junlor Class AdV1S6F Alumnae Assoc1at1on Moder ator S1ster Mar1e Emmanuel 3B Enghsh Re hgxon Mother Seton League Moderator S1ste1 Mary Ephrem 3C Foods Home S1ster Mary Bernadette 3D SCIGHCS Re l1g1on CSMC Moderator S1ster Dolorlta Marle 3E Bus1ness Educa t1on SDS Moderator Freshman Homerooms S1ster Vlrglnla 1A L1brar1an Freshman Gu1dance S1ster Loretta M1ldred 1B Spamsh Ge ometry Freshman Gu1dance S1ster Mary Ann 1C B1010gy General Bus1ness Mathemat1cs Freshman Gul dance Sp1r1tual Councll Moderator M1ss Mar1lyn Holbrock 1D Amerlcan H1story World H1story Freshman Gul dance Freshman Class Advlser M1ss Ed1th Geers 1E Social Studles Enghsh Freshman Guldance Red Cross Moderator O 0 0 1 I I 7 l , , , . . . , - , . . , . , , . . , . . . 7 7 D , , , . . . , . - 7 7 7 - - 7 7 D - 7 7 ' 7 ' Y ' 7 7 7 7 ' 7 ' I ' . 7 7 ' 7 u ' U . 7 7 7 ' 7 7 . 7 7 ' ,7 ' . ' 1 7 7 7 ' ematics, Moderator of Homeroom Presi- making 7 ' . e 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 7 . . . , , . - 7 . . , , . , , - . . . . , , . . 1 7 . . . , , . , . , . . , , . , - 7 7 7 I 7 7 ' 7 U Q 7 l ' ' 7 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' I ' 7 7 ' 7 . , , . E , . . . , , . 7 7 ' . 7 7 . 7 , 7 7 1 7 7 -. -1 - Me- ----1 l i i ini: 1 - . 1 , SY j x sg x -1 y.. N., i - ' l - 1 - -1 Af-ctiikiis. Rev Leonard Foley, O.F.M. Rev. Francis Buddelmeier Rev. Francis Franer MISS MARIE MEYER is Seton office secre- tary. Besides keeping reams of records and answering telephone calls, she is loyal and helpful in all the problems that 24 faculty members and 700 girls can create in a year. Rev. Francis Franer is spiritual director at Seton and teaches senior religion classes. He meets with freshman homerooms once a week, one sophomore and a junior class com- plete his schedule. Father is assistant at St. Lawrence Church where he taught Latin School before his appointment to Seton in 1951. Rev. Francis Buddelmeier, new faculty member in 1955, is religion instructor for four sophomore and four junior classes. Father formerly taught at Elder High School for fourteen years, Where Latin, math, and history classes were also on his schedule. Father is pastor of Presentation Church in English Woods. Rev. Leonard Foley, O.F.M., conducted a two-day retreat for freshmen and sopho- mores, November 1-2g for juniors and seniors, November 3-4. At the beginning of the second semester, the seniors in homeroom sections attended a closed retreat at Reparatrix Con- vent in Clifton. 6 ww, , W EW H I ., ' Ai, .K A-VM-..--1. Q Q i ' A fm! wie X r if l -si 5 it z i 5, ,V 1,15 cmuildcu classroom noises mingled with the sounds of hammer and drill during the year that New Seton was constructed. Just a few yards away from the pouring of concrete were 700 girls like Mary Lou Holthaus, Kathy Bischoff, Nancy Rickert and Elaine Banzhaf, busy with building the mind and character of an ideal Seton girl. Following their student vocation, they aimed to fulfill the plans of the Divine Architect by studying the blueprint of Christ's life, the foundation stone of their Catholic education. As Seton has risen brick by brick under the guidance of engineers, so the Holy Spirit directs every detail of their school life to form full Christian characters. -Q bfi I S 2 gf x , 4 fn. , , 1 ,,f-f f'fx4 .A . - If vw., , 4 .. '4 53 . NX? 'Q e 'Om i 414 T Essay Winners News is breaking every day at Seton with contests, dances, games, and field trips. In early November the social studies teachers with 200 freshmen attended a City Council meeting. Annette Frondorf and Karen Kirby entered an essay contest honoring John Marshall, and Karen Won third prize in Cincinnati. On ordinary days everyone goes to class to tackle the day's lessons like Agnes Jansen and Barbara Bachman in bookkeeping. Finally, when darkness casts mysterious shadows on the campus, Setonians return for dances and fun-the sophomore-senior masquerade on Hallowe'en is traditional. Along With Class Go Prizes, Fun .. '. f .9 z 7. J , '23 At City Council Bookkeeping Clciss W fl 0ld Seton Enrolls Last Freshman Class QQ 1 I 'T 'S' 'T' vw Z 'QP' 215 49 J uv L4 9?- 'Uv if 9' 5' Patrxcla Abraham Bonme Lou Allen Geraldme Apke Carol Arsenault Marxan Auberger Susan Austmg Ehzabeth Bachman Ellzabeth Bacon Marllvn Beck June Becker Nancy Becker Louxse Bernhard Kathleen B1erman Margaret Bogner Ernestlne Bollmger Barbara Budde OPPOSITE PAGE L1nda Buhrmann Joyce Burger Frances Bussman Beverly Camden E1leen Carney Janet Chastang Wllma Chrxstensen Patr1c1a Chrlsty El1zabeth Cxampone Carolyn Clark Patr1c1a Corcoran Beverly Crusham Barbara Cummmgs Margaret Cummmgs Ann Dolan Susan Donovan Georglanne Doyle ROSHIIE Espelage Tv: . . 1 . V 2 o 1 '- ' ld Lv Jr Q ' L 'L 1 '. C ' up T3 . , . 3 1 ' Q l , k ff L. . if f 52 Q L t A ,K A. , t by vesl, C - A ' - Y C - L Dorothy Brown, Joan Bruemmer, D. 1 A 3 il 'rg' I .Ty 5 -. I f :A L K in s ,.. I 1' gf. A. a v K! 'clip , ' 1 ' 4 1. ax - , ' I 'af' FRESHMAN GUIDANCE under the direction of homeroom teachers orientafes newcomers to high school life. In homeroom ID Miss Marilyn Holbrock X fe K A YC 2 ' av- ? Vi ' ,- , 75. in ,L 0 I X if r. K. lk fl. Q' . t Q 'fi 1- A 5 'V :Ll .lg Xl '57 Q' Guidance Program -Q 2 W 'l 5 Ku -:ar ml. Orientates Beginners Joyce Evans Patr1c1a Eyman Patr1c1a Fay Barbara Fearnley H11da Fehr Kathryn Feldman Patr1c1a Iferguson Margaret Forrester Jo Ann Frxmmmg Patr1c1a Fuersxch Joyce Gebmg Martha Gallagher Wanda Gerwe Patr1c1a Gxbbons Ann Gxbbs Frances G1bbS Patr1c1a Glltl OPPOSITE PAGE Janet Grady Rxta Grawe Patr1c1a Gray Patr1c1a Greene Patr1c1a Greer Deanna Grote Kathleen Gu1lfoy1e Barbara Hahn Mary Kay Haley Rosemary Hauck Margaret Haussler V1Ct0F13 Haun Arlene Haverbusch Nancy Helmsmg Vlfglhla Henn1gen Carol Henzel Mary Carol Herbers Judlth Hessberger at bi .. y KW fi L 'ck' L , - , G vf x I' X 'a L 3 t , Q I Q g N 1 G ' - I .. . y LM g 'M J Mary Jo Goetthe A Q vvcmkjr ki A QL y 'Ax .-A M G 11 T 44 ax ,IL -IL . , , fi' :Q M A 7' 5 L , , D Activities O BLUEPRINT treasure hunt is on, but not for Pieces of Eight. General math class provides the tools of ruler and protractor for Joyce Williams, who welcomes the approval of Mary Tiernan, Virginia Hofstetter and Marilyn Kammer on the trail -3 Q.-,fi Q .6 I A Q xr 'F y f ,f' lx x x l' 5 LK - K 3 '-ily, 5 no 7' A ,K '34 'i-. , r. , ' , N' V3 -rv ' fig -sv ' L fx L. L fx ' f x 2 -'T SDL 'vp 6- '-? 'T7 iii' 'N' f 'Q I y A' Q y K 1 L K ii is 5 They re All Llttle Sisters b Cctober LQ' 'Wifi' Q' 'Y 'tv 'V' L ' 'ibn 'C' Mary Jude Hetzel D1ane H1ckey Marle Hochstrasser Vlrgxma Hofstetter Dxane Holscher Janet Huber Lols Huesman Suzanne Hunt Marxlyn Hust Patr1c1a Imholte Dorothy Jackson Mary Lou Jacobs Nancy Jaehnen Janet Jansen '17 'vs 'U' mm, '39 -5' 'D 116+ ,Q as fr? V9 4 1 I L Janet Jasper Exleen Jones Jo Ann Joyce Judlth Jump OPPOSITE PAGE Katherme J unker Marilyn Kammer Carol Kauffman Mary Jean Ke1ner Deanna Keleher Cec111a Kellerman Patrxcla Kelly Elaxne Knochelman Jullann Knollman Nancy Koenlnger Lois Koerner Judxth Kotzbauer Patrxcla Kramer Beverly Krauser Dorothy Kyle Ehzabeth Lampp Mary Ellen Langen Marlene Lanter 9 Q ' ' 1 AQ I . 1 . l x WT? f x 4 Qk ' ' ' l ' Y , 15 I h 'Ml gr , Q X l' my P ' v .lx 2: L I f ks' at 'S me 'L X Y 1? Ds I Q P R Q f y ' ' .. fl 7. ' , AUTUMN LEAVES assembled on a bulletin board in Sister Marie Emmanuel's homeroom contain the favorite poems of one of her freshman English 'S - classes. Donna Samad, Eileen Jones, Rosemary Hauck, Mary Ruth Robbins and Marilyn Rombach try for the National High School Poetry Anthology. 3 as. .0 .Q , - ' . E. .Q . L - 'N ,AJ V Q X Q Q,-A-5, v V .Q I 1 1 ! I X . K K lx A K Y K I. Q' -sn' S' R 3' -1 A. 'i p- - sr .s .., ., 'VV vo, -n , -' A 'i 5' ' :lk .+.,g: 731 ta, if 47 Daily Class Schedule 'Q' ,4- -jr 1,-.5 1 'cb 'Q 'S 1 L 'Cr 5 gag- Tys Lmks Together 202 Jo Ann Lanzarotto J uamta Latscha Carol Lextner Agnes LlppS Constance Luken Jo Ann Martlm Marxlyn Martmr Joyce May Marlene McK1n1ey Patrlcxa McMahon Margaret Meade Joyce Metz Ellzabeth Meyer Ellzabeth Mlller Susan Moore Joyce Moss Joyce Moster Beverly Mul11ns OPPOSITE PAGE Karren Mueller Marcla Mueller Mary Ahce Mueller Patrlcxa Mullen D1ane Murray Mary Murray Carol Newell Dlanne Nlcholas Mary Carol Nleman Arleen Nrerlrch Lo1s Noe Irene Noelker Carol Novotm Judmth Oates Kathleen OBr1en Irene Oldlges Patrlcla O Nell Susan Overbeck . il, is Q, 1 Y L ' , , -if 45 fa J , .. 'N 4,-' 1 Q' V s X ' x .lx J I L v 1 J, J ' A ' v . ki Q g J .x 5 K .Q V Q' I . , .. AJ- ' ,-.- Qi ' 'av 1- 'Q is l. y I , , wir . . In Friendships NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS from every metropolitan paper available stuff pockets hung from the bulletin board in freshman social studies classes taught by Miss Edith Geers and Miss Jean Drach. Pat lmholte, Arlene Ha- verbusch and Janet Huber anticipate the fun of casting ballots in the mock election held November 8. 3 ir Ja.. f-4' xx ,L Q, Q 'I 3 4 5' vll Ll 4 8 Qs.- 'Q E7 x 4 , ' -, ul L Judy Jump Tops Semester School Honors 'mam '7 3 'UD 7 in f-s P? xl 12 ' vt? W In.ll la, Annette Pangallo Barbara Perry Patr1c1a Perry Mary Pohlmeyer Carol Prost Patr1c1a Qumn Rose Rabong Mar11yn Rombach Barbara Raymond Margaret Robb Mary Robbms Drana Roberts Constance Roda Clalre Rolfes Janet Rossx Donna Samad Jo Ann Schaefer Jud1th Schenk OPPOSITE PAGE Patr1c1a Schm1dt Mary Jo Schne1der Sandra Schroeder Jean Schulte Susan Seger Judxth Shewman J ud1th Smlth Mary Ann Staab Janet Stagnaro Norma St1ndt Mary Rxta Stretch Jud1th Strxcker Kathleen Sulhx an Lmda Sweeney Margaret Ta1lar1go Carol Thomas Mary Ann Thomas Barbara Thompson E! I K V.,, l Q y 9 . ff ' g..Q I aft Lx lx ,U .4 , x ,' L L 'Qi f U, Q P E K . A, ' if ost L A sr ' my x f 'f-12 ' er? I ' .L Y ll 5. , , n. , , -va I - ' '-A :- -' J , MRM - L , .. - F , WORLD OF ISLAM topic claims one issue of Cur- where Diane Murray, Beverly Wilson, Carol Henzel rent Events for Sister Catherine's reading class and Lois Huesman attack map and word study. 'Q ,fn :gi ' J.. an N 'Q .Q , jk . , '27 , 4 , M? '27, X 'ev 7 i pi ,N fs T ,,, Q, Xu-up Q .gr if ' ,L ,X 1, :fn .5 y .v 5 1 gr L .Aix fix A 4.x ., 2. 'REL A., f A .. .5 - lin' fn .lk lQi.S. Mardl Gras Day Honors Mary Murray 'sr ia 'Y Mary Txernan Sandra Toepker Ruth Vogelpohl Dxane Vogler Karen Weber Mary Wexgand Janet Wells Mary Wessendarp Kather1ne Wh1tehead Joyce W1lkens Joyce Wxlhams Joyce Wrllman Beverly Wxlson Georg1a W1ndholtz Mary Wmtsken Susan Wltte Donna Wolfer Frances Wolke Carol Wmght 'In mm- Q, 12:7 'tv lfx 7F'li Q... f. 1 r 2 '55 'Z 2 Y .f 'J' v - J.. ,M 'xx ' A 4' X X A H? as .Y 2 K Z X JL as X 6 M cf 'ag 4' ,g 5 I . V 5 , . , 1 Y7, . F . x ig .757 I . 2,,y if , L ' 1, L , L I sf Margaret Wagner, Maureen Walsh Patricia Wlndholtz, Janet Witsken ,, M fe- 4 eq .. .. 1' Xi, .1 1- ' E - rf 'sa 've J +17 Q L X is ... L M ,., as . 3, V7 1 Ez, V27 16, is 1 W - ' L u. -fx L JL Frosh Queen POINTS PLOTTED, graphs drawn, Irene Noelker and Joyce Evans check the coordinates 2,3 as the point of intersec- tion for two linear equations in first year algebra class taught by Miss Jean Drach. JUNIOR TYPISTS Judy Monahan, Mary Clare Golembiewski, Pat Bath, Carol Meyer and Pat Daria follow directions from Sister Dolorita Marie. Forty sets of typewriter keys click more rhythmically as stenographers-to-be boost their rates on accuracy-speed charts. 'xr T7 New .-ff , Seton? We Saw It Built!' Boasts TABLE APPOINTMENTS for luncheons bring together senior homemakers Fran Roell, Anna Marie Brinker and Jayne Maier, who review with Helen Metz the suggestions and techniques mastered in class with Sister Mary Ephrem. Through -Q ll:uq 77 E Q, ,M ff' '. -ff bfi Wrivv -gnf' As Q study and discussion the seniors empha- size ideals of home living that will en- able the Catholic young woman to realize more successfully her vocation in her future family group. X f ' S V ' Q L . V 1 'i-'JI -..... s - i- 7.T f ws Xi, s,., ,off -zyhx . The Class of EIFFEL TOWER and Montmartre have become familiar to Sister John Marie's French class. Orig- inal booklets on France challenge remarks in la langue francaise from Pat Corcoran, Angela Hof- meyer, Ann Gibbs, Georgianne Doyle, Sylvia Juergens and Ernes- tine Bollinger. DEFT FINGERS of Kathleen Ham- ilton, Betty Ciampone and Judy Jump work at leather in freshman art class. Slit punching, cutting, tooling and lacing--then emerges a little leather coin purse that will be perhaps a birthday gift for a friend. he li i ,ll -e L - b -16' ,.i.. I.. dgl, .Zf fl? 31 Homeroom m Blology Lab Helps Seat I ,Q 4: 153' 7 3, ,Rl L L 4 I Mary Ann Abrams Barbara Ackerman Janet Albertz Jamce Allen Sharon Axt Bar bara Bockenstette Row Two Carole Bakes Elaxne Banzhaf Magdalena Bauke Mary Bayer Joyce Bedlnghaus Mary Kathleen Bartlett PANEL BELOW Cather1ne Ann Bennett Jeanette Bermng Grace Berte Martha Berson Mary Rlta B1ll Jerx Ann B1edenharn Row Two Kathleen B1SChOff Patr1c1a Blake Helen Bockhorst Gayle Bohman Ruth Ann Bonapfel Marlene Bonert OPPOSITE PAGE Carol Brabender Kathleen Branlgan Carole Braun Janlce Bren gelman Patr1c1a Brogan Ellzabeth Brown Row Two Marjory Buchert Mary Carol Buller Elleen Busche Nancy Cahlll Emlly Cassedy Margaret Cavanaugh vi ,Qian TJ l 3 A ' . 1- , -rf- 'zv --1 -r' Q-.1 it in x 'fx i I. Il. ,J My L yyyy LQ T A Lg' .Q arf 'llf 'A W Q A is A 1 n A ' ilx A 7. - x Mia l,l J Vac- ,A lx y 5, 4: TT' A 1 X i ' I J A .far ' ' XM' , A ' B, L fl. I I x Wt. 1 1 A I , 91:5 Q A , l A rt A 4. A j x 13 me A A 'J in M PA P5 ' Q9 I82 Sophomores During 'Building Year' I5 Q ez L -fff W fs I A 'X Fi ,'tl s :T A H 3 1 -01 Y-7 v 8 1- . A I 4 ' -K 9 Q' J J is I xk L !L A x h K K PARALLEL LINES create a series of relationships College of Mount St. Joseph, became a full-time which Miss Jean Drach explains to sophomores faculty member at Seton where she had been a Judy Fosnot, Barbara Ackerman, Virginia Kunz student teacher. and Judy Huhn. Miss Drach, a graduate of the , I Schedule Opens Foods Science Courses 1 'T ve, fi vi qi 1- V7 I' 414 Carolyn Chalk Carol C1anc1olo Patr1c1a Cobb Stella Cueto Marllyn Decker June Doyle Row Two Mary Dresmann Jams Dugan Mary Ebert Marguemte Engler Joyce Fay Joyce Fexst PANEL BELOW Maureen Fmley Mavourneen Flaherty Margaret Flanxgan Dorothy Forwalt Judlth Fosnot Jeraldme Fronk Row Two Lynn Fuller Glor1a Ann Gerke Mary Ann Greene Margaret Groh Gall Grote Cec1l1a Haas OPPOSITE PAGE Barbara Hahn Kathleen Ham11ton Jo Ann Hanekamp Elsa Ha C l nsen ar een He1mbach Joan He1mbrock Row Two-Franc1neHe1ster Mary Jean Helmes Dlane Hempelman Bonnle Henkenberens Angela Hofmeyer Mary Lou Holthaus 05' Ch' Q'-wr Q9 xl 'mm IRS? A 'ai' 'S 1:7 '37 f 6 x xl! 9 cr , PM PQ --- 'J f J W..sAJ' ' 3 , .- V It A ,f L 1 ' fm Lb, f'7 J ' ' , I I 1 n . fx .L 7. f, A zftl 1 '17 y 3 L K ,x ,.K ,L fs ,L I - X ! 7.!I' 'Hg' fs Dt, . if 3 -'v ', S l 4 ' f I I K 1 L K ' 5 ,Q . xt- -9 J a'?sf'i 5- ' ,sf- lg x ' I ,J , qs -f.. Q lb 1:7 PANCAKE BATTER hits hot skillets in the foods lab and as the tempting aroma invades corridors and classrooms, hungry passers-by would like to ioin Carmalene Rini and Mary Jean Helmes. Juniors and sophomores enjoy especially those days whose plans include noon lunch or an after- school snack in the foods laboratory, but sam- ples of breads, cakes and pies travel abroad daily. -2 -- tv f Q7 x L A '54 1 -A J, - K K x x ,px L In fs' -2 She s on the Stage as a Seton Player 3 'Q 'Wu 7 EI7' Noi M19 'K T T7 ss' 'xg .1 fs Margaret Mary Homan Jane Horgan Donna Hotchklss Carol Ann Huber Carole Anne Huddleson Mary Lou Hughes Row Two Judlth Huhn Janlce Isaacs Margaret Jansen Marcla Jaspers Merryl Jaspers Nancy Jennlngs PANEL BELOW Stella Jerger Rlta Jun Georgla Jones Mary Ann Junk Carolyn Kalser Jo Ann Kenkel Row Two Ehzabeth Klotz Katherlne Koch Judlth Koch Patrlcla Koerner Dolores Kolhoff Margaret Kuml1 OPPOSITE PAGE Vlfglnla Kunz Kathleen Kurtz Roberta Lampe Marlene Lauck Teresa Llschelon Susan Macke Row Two Ahne Maltry Mon1ca Manlon Carol Ann Marlman Mary Martln V1rg1n1aMart1n1 Margle Mattox 137 S-er igl x L nog- 'Uv A T 9 41 25. 4 y L 5- 'V 9'- Q Lf 'fy' s y,y . X W I ,L 7 5 H-S . , fx 5 gf' '-1 6-ff f we an K Q T S jf, llf O , r' T Pall x W .x 2 .K ,ig-K P an as an '-2 .1 smirk ylls K if 'T 2 ff , or A A- Q cz ' I 4 S T f- L Tk 1, A . x ip-,r oft, 'Wi T 'K In 9 A .n ' wg 1 -v- 7 ?' , K, X .-4 i Xe., A, ' 'i' TWV Mm Y r 1 N 'U St it ,L ik in S .st ' S X I JL K 05 DOWN MEXICO WAY travels Julie Roether's finger as she unlocks the secrets of the Spanish travel brochure to plot a fabulous, inexpensive tour of the imagination for Mary Maybury and fellow-traveler, Donna Hotchkiss, in Sister Loretta Mildred's sophomore Spanish class. , ' fi Q, -Q ..,,, 'v gf- S, ,la .4 --1 '9 T Y k 3 7 Y- K Flve Leaders From Sophomore Rooms 5 Q IIN i G 'T 7 iv' ii K, Iv. S. 41' 5 Q57 47 X Mary Maybury Carolyn Menkhaus Anlta Mershad Carol Mlllerhaus Judlth Mockler Joyce Moore Row Two Phyllls Muench Joan Nagy Kathleen Newberry Patr1c1a Oates Elleen O Donnell Frances Padur PANEL BELOW Eugenla Palancl Shxrley Perrmann Beatrlce Perry Barba1aPh1l 11pS Susan P1eper Marlene Plogmann Row Two Nancy Plogman Hllda Popp Car OPPOSITE PAGE Carol Raeckers Mary Allce Reynolds Nancy Rlckert Barbara R11ey Carmalene R1n1 Julle Ann Roether Row Two Ruthann Ruebusch Amta Ruth man June Sahnd Patrlcla Sauers Loretta Saupe Llla Schafer an I5 5 I 'T' x1 'S av ' at 4-, -czr .ig 17 Ll -9 j T I ' 4, . fx W I 1 I '. . L I 5 S J k T 5. L F' 'ra so ,- W '3 o A ' I 'T' V Q j . xr Q y. I 7 L vpn letta Poth, Mary Powell, Mary Janet QULIEEDHH, Susgq Rahe. , y - y ff his A- T 1? l - A xii T7 . I X y I L P L L L T L .., V M4 X -i . 'I Q 'T 1: tex ' ug S 74' . k ll i 2 s L sf' F Represent Their Groups in Council ' -5 1 'U T Q1 I lx K 1 IX :Q Wg T' I' fix, 5 x L . IL fx A in fn DIVINE RIGHT of kings? Everyone waits while Dorothy Forwalt recalls for Miss Ellen Plagemen, her history teacher, iust which French Louis claimed such. Classmates are Donna Hotchkiss, Ann Schmitz, Anita Ruth- man and Kathy Hamilton. 'lv-. vw. fr They Chose Marjory Buchert for Queen fr '57 'F' fi .., an an - ay Y? T K Mary Schell Barbara Scherer V1Fg1H1a Scherer Ann Schmltz V1Ct0f18 Schleuter Car ole Anne Schmldt Row Two Maly Schneble Calol Schne1der Martha Schroeder LOIS Jean Schuerman Sue Schwartz Mary Scott PANEL BELOW Dlane Shoemaker Maureen Stretch Mary Jo SWIS Joyce Tebbe Susan Tenoever Joan Thomas Row Two Elleen Shlelds Janlce Troxell Carolyn Trapp Patr1c1a Trentman Mary Ann Weber Joan Welchold OPPOSITE PAGE Lols We1gand Maureen Welch Carolyn Welsh Carol Wentworth Janet Westendorf Joe Ann Westendorf Row Two Gerry Wlest Joyce Wlndholtz Jean Wlnkel June Wurtz Marg1e Lee Yunker Brenda Zwlck 23 QT' of Q '91 Q15 9 '- -. VY-5' ' Q of ef- if , S L 'll ix ix jx a w ry,-blk 7. V! ,x J lx JL fl f u. .5 . F- 'gs , AK A 3 J ,'- A I-K s, ,' , JW X JL L L s as Y' 'gr ll if J, A Q I -J I. A A my .ln f 1 1 1 E- 3 1 ,L 1 ,n . X In ' L .f L I iv nj f PLUCKING PETALS from a giant flower model, search for stamen and pistil sections easily Marlene Plogmann, Georgia Jones and Cath- exposed for study. Sister Paula instructs five erine Bennett forget about he-loves-me and sophomore biology classes. - Y Q Q, THX ,Q . X- 6 T by AI L 4 . 3 r '7 tQ':'b - -vp 'B' 7: -ow. no N5 , ' 1' 6 N P l L 4 'gi Je ' L 3, , is --M if rg. ff mf in I V, Future Ambitions on the March we-x 4 - I I . M551-?i,fP 1 PRESTO-LINE attachment that keeps typist's copy at eye level is a new convenience tried out in advanced typing class by Virginia Wellen. Typing from dictaphone recordings and transcribing from notes will prepare Pat Long, Mary Lou Doherty and Carol Jansen for future iobs. ARITHMETIC MAGIC will be per- formed in most offices by comp- tometer and adding machine oper- ators. Helen Lakeburg, La Verne Busch, and Clare Wulker receive experience working out a mer- chandising problem. S DOT WITH CHERRIES, citron and nuts is the suggestion Sister Mary Ephrem offers Judy Koch, Cecile Haas, Joyce Moore, Mary Lou Hofstetter, Irene Hilvert and Flora Windholtz for topping fruit cakes. ADOPTION METHODS are discussed by Jeanne Russell, Chairman Nancy Bruening, Janet Tiett- meyer and Mary Clare Droppelmcm in sociology class. Sister Margaret Ann appeared with seniors on WCET-TV for ci panel on this topic. In Another Semester This Junior Class nv- 'X 1-me KL. xl fs QW M 'T 17' Charlotte Albels Mary Albers -5. Barbala Ames Barbara Bachman Mary Barnho1st V1fg1H13 Bast1an Patrlcla Bath Jeanne Bayer Dorothy Beck Beverly Becker Ruth Beckner Nancy Blssmeyer ,., es VERTICAL PANEL Nancy Bode Mary Anne Boeslng Dorothy Brookes Barbara Brown Mary Bluns ' K 1 Evelyn Buhrmann Joan Buller Phylhs Burger Margauet Burns Mary Bussrnan Mary Cashman P ,th Augusta Cantanzaro 'T' 911 C7 1 1 OPPOSITE PAGE Rosernar1e Chouteau Allce C1anc1olo Patr1c1a Contant Calohne Crowe Marguer1te Crusham Jacquelyn Cueto Carol Culman Pat11c1a Dames Barbara DHVIS, Donna Dee Sandra Deerwester, Marllyn Dellbrugge I Km IL ' 'xr 1 I !L x -' as -b jr , + M j 4 X K l g 5 I EET A ' A A 7 mai Q , Z K w 1 . I K I L A ' K 'IL A ,L Q y J -E .eo 1 1' N. . . . K K, - V' L . . , , 1 A Q , M , A P A1 1 I ' 7 ..- x K A ' 1 ' .: Q X ' ' ,' '? g vx 'Ik Q I3 -N r . . Q , 71 . Q . 1 Will l Be the First Seniors in New Seton 49 9 K'-X- gg ,'2?' hi l. jx wg n -.. t V lf, 3' J NT' 'gy L1 g 'k IL J-, - ft, ULYSSES IN TECHNICOLOR, viewed by with Ruth Wessendort verifying HoIlywood's advanced Latin students at a local theater geographic details for Mary Martha Nalt- during November, has its aftermath in class ner, Pat Hill and Ginny Stockelman. This 3 'WG' Y Year They Number I68 SA to 3E 9' '9' v' N, 4 ki S A1 17 av 'C '72 E 3 L1 'Q Q U' ' 4: Nr Carole Detzel Pat11c1a Donovan Jo Ann Do1 an Ma1y Doyle Sancha Dxurnm Mary Edrlch Barbara E1senrnann Lo1s Fatthauer Mary Fay Susan FC1St Mary Feldman Ruth Fettlg VERTICAL PANEL Fe1n Fluegeman R1ta Freeman Janet Gates Ma1y Golernblewskl Mary Gorman Maly Gormley Janet Gottmann Barbara Gray Joan Gr1fol1 Lorlalne Groneman Marllyn Hals Mary Jo Hanna OPPOSITE PAGE Joan H3181 Ann He1le Maxllyn Hemesath Mary Hlbben Irene H1lXG1t Rose Mar1e Hnat Kathe1 me Hoelscher Mary Lou Hofstetter Agnes Jansen Ca1ol Jansen Sylvla Jue1 gens Mary Junker a 2 , .JL q T -3 .J L f. JL fl X 4 V .T P7 as 3 ll L A , L g yk k G ' t X bk i ix W3 ffl , - ' J 8 I 'ln 1 . Q 1 N MIMEOGRAPHING announcements for the Dad-Daughter dance and programs for Open House are a few of the extras that slip into a day's work in clerical office practice. Barbara Webster stops operations in the duplicating room to obtain confirmation of a perfect copy from co-workers Peggy Parsons and Sylvia Naegele, beginning business students. 1 ,ll 1: Q. 1 3 , r ' ' x , w.,r i L ML X yk K if te, - 'a,c:', :. .. v., I lx I vs? ry, 17 . , A f L g i L A f Typewrlters Cllck 'gnu T17 ilfi 076 for the First Tlme x5 1.545 xii 1 ,Q-NR -X 61' i 5' 'rv TY' 3 5 'WX 'S' C7 'ln xl? Janet Kahny Ehzabeth Kammer Jud1th Kelly Donna Kennedy Mayduane Klely Elleen Klel Ann Klemberg Susan Kohler Margaret Kolks Mary Jo Kramer Martha Krekeler Ehzabeth Kron VERTICAL PANEL Jamce Lamey Jean Landgraf Janet Macke Shlrley Martlnl Carol Maschrne1e1 Mary Lou Mayer Alden McClung Ruth Me1beFS Martha Metz Marlene Menchen Carol Mennlnger Carol Meyer OPPOSITE PAGE Ruth Mlller Judlth Monahan Juchth Moorman Marlene Mueller Gayle Mulcahy Marcella MulV1h1ll Mary Murphy Barbara Myers Carole Myers Qylvla Naegele Mary Naltner Mary Newman PRODUCING ACIDS, Charlotte Gilligan iots observa- tions in her lab manual after preparing nitric acid with chemistry partner, Margie McHugh. Mary Jo Kramer and Judy Raterman collect hydrochloric acid. Science laboratories in the Auditorium building constructed in 1932 will continue to serve New Seton. muon- 5' F55 as an .8 ' R my I 'yr-v y .wg V K f f we- 5 , 1 I at i L -lx 2 1 V K I K 1 K: ow you 3 2 '3 'ga K2 1, - so- - . ' - Q fx Er ' 'C7 Y7 1 , f 1 .K x . X IK L Play Leads, Varsity g 1 2 43 ow -1 mf L1 Q -7' K Posltlons, By Imes -bs- fg 5 Us Ll M315 N1ph3uS Sh1rley N1ehaus Rosahe N1emann Joyce Noeth Florence Nuss Margalet O1d1gPS D1ane Ostmtag Margalet Parsons Nancv Poland Judlth Pucke VERTICAL PANEL PHLTICIH Rafferty Judlth Raterman Ruth Roettker Mary Robmson Cordllla Rose Juha Ruthven Jean Sahnd Carol Sander Phylhs Sche1dt Janet Schepe1 LaVerne Sch1lle1 Joan Schmeders OPPOSITE PAGE Rosanne Schrage Helen Scott Jean Sehlhol st Jud1th Schlueter Sue Slexe Janlce Snnth Ma1ga1et Snuth Sally Sm1th Martha Sp1nnenwebe1 Joan Stephens Vlfglhla Stockelrnan Pat11c1a St1e1che1 fa- .Q 1' A 1 r '- .: ,Q , K3 A . 3 ' O' ,lj A ,ol y A L 140 xX k A , V k V cv 6' by fl A K X n A 'VL L L K . I' 3 E , . ' E' yy b Chr1st1ne Perry, Martha P1tchford L x L M L A J 7' 1: sy y ,gy . . . y A 6, X Q K 1 1 yn K . 7 7 W ,I 1 E- l . . Q . 7, 1 i H . A 'L 1 3-. ' ' ' , L ' Herald Talent of These Upperclassmen -Q .N Q' 79 as DT Yi, Q ' tv' v if .L A lk L. L L, K 'D' yn 3' '-A-T , ' T T3' W' V K 1 . 1 . ' n ' K 5 X STUDENT TEACHER, Miss Mory Haban, who at- Rita Cascia. Joon Hater at the microphone encour- tends Mount St. Joseph College, directs the record- ages Charlotte Albers, Alice Cianciolo and Sandy ing of reports in third year English taught by Sister Von Hagen to read the stirring novel, Timeless. ' X we xv' CHECK-WRITING machines are introduced into general business class where Joan Weichold assures sophomores June Doyle, Brenda Zwick, Marilyn Decker and Pat Sau- ers, that Sister Mary Ann sets no limits to amounts. SOPHFWAORE DESIGNER Mary Lou Hughes otfers her Christmas card print for inspec- tion by iuniors Joan Schneiders and Carol Jansen. Sister Alice Therese directed the latter in a holiday leathercraft project. .ff , -.ga-'I S . -411 4 lip- 4 XL v'6 uv-s-cvs ...n.inaq,,mv K., Prom Ecllpses Years Exeltmg Moments -X VIN SEI Joyce Sunderbruch Mar1lyn Tedesco Dolores Teschner Joyce Trlmble Marllyn Vale Sandra V'entre Ann Vogelpohl Sandra Von Hagen PatI1C13 Voss Marllyn Wall Joann Watson Joan Welage VERTICAL PANEL Carolyn Wernke Ruth Wessendorf Carol WSIS Patr1c1a Whlte Janet W1ll1ams Mary Wlllman Flora Wlndholtz, Mar1anne Woeste, Kathleen Wollborn Janet Wray, Barbara Wuest ' fvu -vu 7' 1 I 4? 'AQ' 'S' I Y 'fy' I wr- 'DU' N-al 1' 1 1 L 53 O , 0 0 A l X 1 . X - L L M n -R' X Cz, .n A A A is K xx L gk ff' W . ' W 4? fr , ' ' , W y Ja , y WAX -jx 'gf ,fx -w F, ef -5 In :Z In 'B qi ma K a .K , - 'I lx, Final Goal HOW'S THE SHOULDER LlNE'? ques- tions Frances Emmerling, eager to match the fit of her black wool coat with that of Barbara Vought's lovely tweed. Janet Peters will model her blue wool dress in the style show of Seton's couturieres. PRIVATE SECRETARY lettered on an of- fice door - so promises Miss Edith Geers, social studies teacher, observing the smooth shorthand strokes and filing skill of Carol Angst, Judy Kallmeyer and Sue Smith, all students of Sister Helen Paul. X ev .fill - - Seniorit ! BRIDESMAID GOWN in white velveteen is proiect of Mary Lou Broermann in ad- vanced clothing class conducted by Sis- ter Mercedes. Mary Lou was Seton rep- resentative on the Shillito Sewing Board for which she modeled several of her outfits. MANOMETER READINGS in BoyIe's Law experiment are checked and recorded by seniors Mary Houck, Miriam Schuler, Jacky Heffernan and Carol Hart in phys- ics class instructed by Sister Mary Ber- nodette. -eff 74lenw find an outlet in extra-curricular groups. While these senior girls-Connie Ernst, Mary Lynne Phillips, Lorraine Doll, Bar- bara Kesilowsky and Mary Durkin- enioyed dramatizing CIaudel's TIDINGS BROUGHT T0 MARY, others banded to- gether to contribute their youthful energy to social service and mission work. Musical skill made possible a Seton glee club and orchestra who performed for assemblies. The staff room and the gym are after-school attractions for many others. Working together in play rehear- sals, basketball practices, paper drives and style shows, Seton teenagers develop maturity, poise and responsibility. Q ,, V , 4 ' H Y,k',, . My I , 7.55, W , Q ,W I f f,- wig., 1 va 4 J 1 ' X Y , 'M I ef 5 ffw CSMC Donates Mission Baptlstry ff- '37 The high pitch of Seton mission spirit was set September 8 by a closely con- tested paper drive Won by the seniors. Sl,657 was realized for mission funds. The largest single allotment was to Father Buddelmeiens mission in English Woods. CSMC officers were photo- graphed in the baptistry whose font and furnishings Setonians donated - Pat Donovan, Mary Lynne Phillips fpresi- dentj , Vivian Kunkel, Margie Smith and Maureen Welch. IN CP If 'rw 7 I or mflmlll' li ix 5, , . 1 I T :r -f 'JJ 421 an . I ,pe pi T riff WHAT WAS THAT HOUSE NUMBER? Nancy Bode, Barbara Counts, Martha Berson and Carol Prost discovered that a Christmas basket was a misnomer, for food packaqes and gifts overflowed into any number of baskets and cartons when H .E A gl Q l nl iw- A 5 R WL, g willing helpers loaded cars December 23. To keep crusaders informed about the mission needs of the church, the CSMC distributed monthly to every girl a copy of SHIELD mission magazine, and along with it a mimeograph pep-sheet with an- nouncements and clever sketches about Seton activities. Six girls who taught catechism at Bethel St. Mary and Mother of God parishes were Mary Lynne and Barbara Phillips, Vivian Kunkel, Joyce Rolston, and Karen Kirby. Sister Mary Bernadette, mission moderat- or, directed their instructions. When holidays approached, volunteers visited homes for the aged conducted by the Little Sisters of the Poor, where, be- sides entertaining, they distributed candy at Thanksgiving and 700 jars of jelly on St. Nicholas Day. On Christmas Eve, 19 poor families were showered with baskets stuffed with turkey dinners, gift packages and clothing. Not all charity was kept at home. For Indian children in South Dakota, books were collected, for China, Christmas cards and stamps, During Lent, sacrifice money was collected during religion classes and sent to the Bishops Relief Drive. Joining other schools in competitions, Mary Lynne Phillips won the city CSMC oratorical finals. Eileen Jones placed third in the mission poster contest. All Share in piritual Council Keeping alive the spirit of Catholi- cism, the Spiritual Council urges Se- tonians to a closer union with God through prayer and sacrifice. Rosaries recited by different home- rooms during October ascended daily to Our Lady from Sacred Heart Chapel. A corner of Madonna Foyer was se- lected as the setting for the Christ Childis crib. Advent sacrifices offered by the girls filled the manger with straw. In the picture below, council officers-Treasurer Joan Frazer, Secre- tary Barbara Detzel, President Eileen Branigan, and Vice-president Jean Gasdorf-arrange pine boughs and put final brush strokes on the Bethlehem scene. Elsewhere Advent wreaths were lighted and prayers recited over the intercom system. Sally Seton programs featured Mary Lynne Phillips and Toni Cianciolo as Sally, Janet Tiettmeyer and Joyce Riv- ers as her angelg Mary Durkin as nar- rator. Sister Mary Ann was moderator for the group. as -Lf- 'S TOY ANIMALS are reconditioned for Christmas gifts to the poor by Diane Shoemaker and President Eleanor Gottmann, Mother Seton League officers. Eleanor conducted an assem- bly on January I2 to acquaint the school with all phases of MSL service. C? CHUG! CHUG! Across the table scoots a new diesel as Mavourneen Flaherty guides a fu- ture engineer at Santa Maria nursery. Mar- guerite Engler concocts stories from a picture book to entertain her little blonde charge whose companion prefers photographers. ff, , xv s ?'r' gift' I' 1 ,fx X-...M A 47, 6 Besldes CSMC projects Seton glrls have opportunltles for servlng Chr1st 1n others by means of the Mother Seton League and the Red Cross League members answered an 1nv1tat1on September 29 to attend an open meetlng at whrch S1ster Martma Marle dlrector of the Santa Marla Instltute was prlnclpal speaker She showed S11deS of her soclal serv1ce work and ex p1a1ned the varlous needs for volunteer help from h1gh schoolers In answer to Slsters response 30 g1rls reglstered to asslst Wlth the nursery and scout troops and to teach typlng and cooklng Seventeen glrls helped the L1ttle Slsters of the Poor 1n thelr homes on R1ddle Road and Florence Avenue Ten Setonlans and five alumnae taught catechlsm to 12 retarded ch1ldren each Saturday mornlng Weekly flve g1rls stayed after school hours to organ1ze League agenda w1th S1ster Marle Emmanuel moder ator In add1t1on they repa1red toys for the poor collected comlc strlps for hosp1tals asslsted wlth bookkeepmg prepared b1rthday remembrances and ar ranged bulletln board dlsplays Red Cross volunteer servlce was chlefly 1n ass1st1ng at the Memorlal Chap ter House where tray favors were made at hohday t1me for the chlldren s and veterans hosp1tals Ass1st1ng Betty Lauck as presldent were Susan Fe1st v1ce pre-s1dent Sue Sch1ller secretary treasurer Pat Strelcher and Mary Martln delegates RED CROSS work at Seton IS chiefly IH the hands of underclassmen The art and muslc departments parhcapate In the lnternatlonal Exchange of drawings and recordings Betty Lauck unlt president cmd Pat Stretcher lumor if delegate attend local meetings Y! Dozens Seek Christ in MSL, Red Cross '27 With S S WEDDING FORMAL, chosen by Christine Perry, SDS vice-presi- dent, is modeled for fellow offi- cers, Pat Maltry, treasurer, Rita Freeman, secretary, Barbara Banz- haf, president. Setonians founded the SDS in 1947, encouraging youth to supply the demand for the supply of modest clothing. Nine years have brought a nation-wide response. To inspire the Seton girl with ideals of modesty in speech, action and dress is the aim of the SDS organiza- tion. Throughout the year a special bulletin board re- minded onlookers that a Lovely Lady Dressed in Blue models the virtues of Christian womanhood. A style show was staged February 29 with the co- operation of McAlpin's department store. Seton models selected their own casual and formal outfits. Representatives attended city-wide meetings and a forum debate, February 4, at the Fenwick Club. In March, Christine Perry was elected president of the combined city units. SDS activity was supervised by Sister Dolorita Marie. Thespians Stage Paul Two comedies a mystery play and a ballet were offered by Seton dramat1c tal ent to 1ts publlc th1s year Officers 1nstalled last May for Thesp1an Troop 371 were Mary Jo Rossl pres1dent Joan Langen v1ce pres1dent Lo1s Lubke secretary and Carol Otten treasurer The1r moderator was S1ster Anc11la Marle In cooperat1on wlth the Elder Players CIaudeI's TIDINGS seniors produced TIME OUT FOR GIN GER on October 10 and CURTAIN GOING UP on February 11 and 12 Sen1or Thesplans staged a two nlght per formance of Paul Claudel s TIDINGS BROUGHT TO MARY a medleval mys tery play December 17 and 18 FANTASY BALLET closed the f1na1 curta1n Apr1l 27 and 29 Mary Jo Rossi Joon Lcmgen Lols Lubke and Carol Often , - ' 9 . . . , 1 y 1 ' 9 J 1 '- s - s ' ' y I I ' Q .. M ' f '-T 'rj 2 I P -f T. 7 vii' Q . 5 A ix I 5 K., X f 357' f 16 7 J Q , K A J I I f f ,V V 'vvig I x ' i . ,Ye J' 7 1 - or It Ar mf' X 3 In the picture from the prologue, Violaine, portrayed by Barbara Kesi- lowsky, takes leave of her lover Pierre, who has become a leper. His role is played by Nancy Hoffman. The supporting cast appear in the third act on a road in the Woods of Geyn on Christmas Eve. Connie Ernst is the jealous Mara who brings her dead child to Violaine, demanding a miracle. French peasants-Katie Moran, Toni Cianciolo, Elaine Salem, Marilee Jans- zen and Lois Lubke-direct Mara to the hut of Violaine, now a leper. Tidings Brought To All things minister to a Divine Purpose. -Paul Claudel i Q' x. 3' X Qv Qf ju-1 F 'FHW- f v N. MS Ks. Fantasy Ballet BALLERINA Barbara Myers poses in an arabesque in her dance as Princess of Mist- land during the prologue of Fantasy Ballet. Choreog- rapher for the ballet, Bar- bara taught the entire reper- toire of dances. Sister An- cilla Marie originated the ballet story and directed the performance. FLOWER girl and boy, Marcy Mulvihill and Mary Gormley dance from a magic book in Fantasy Land to entertain Marlene Bonert and Sue Donovan, cast as small children. Q. 'K 'll 'N ve 'E HE gunman' Q Artists of ote In a Fred Waring arrangement or a Rogers and Hammerstein song 94 girls shared the thrill of harmonizing their voices in the Seton Glee Club. Eager to join their ranks, 77 enrolled in the freshman chorus for ini- tial training. Instrumental talent formed a 29-piece orchestra in October which grew to 38 by mid-yearg 15 members were fresh- men. Regular orchestra practices were con- ducted by Sister Cleopha. Sister Helen Elizabeth directed rehearsals of the Glee Club three days each week in the study hall. The Freshman Glee Club was taught by Sister Paula Mary. Dr. Vincent Orlando from the College of Mount St. Joseph is special director for both music clubs. He met the groups twice Weekly and appeared with them at all public performances. -4b,6s N All GLEE CLUB OFFICERS assisting the music faculty are Pat Huhn, vice-presidentg Janet Hughes, presidentg Marilyn Vale, treas- urerf Jeanne Bayer, secretary. Orchestra officers are Marianne Woeste and Dorothy Beck. 69 Music Clubs Fuse With violins tuned and reeds in place, the Seton orchestra responded to Dr. Vin- cent Orlando's baton to begin the program for Open House, November 10, during American Education Week. March Mag- nijicent fMcConnellJ and the Star Span- gled Banner fKeyJ were chosen for their patriotic theme. During the year the major appearances of the orchestra were at an assembly to honor St. Cecilia, November 23, and at the Spring Concert, May 6, presented by the entire music department. In the for- mer, Anchors Aweigh fMilesJ and Cuckoo Waltz Uonassonj were included, The orchestra added to its repertoire for the Spring Concert Highlights of Okla- homa fAndersonJ and Waltz of the Flow- ers CTschaikowskyJ. The Seton orchestra contributed musical Skill in Concerts introductions and intermissions for dra- matic productions. Spirit of Youth from the Sordillo Overture and Stan Thornton's Tenderness were included for these per- formances. Orchestra rehearsals during construction year were frequently in competition with other Seton music, Sometimes building machinery notes sounded suddenly through open windowsg at other times while the orchestra played behind the stage curtain, game calls from the gym floor would punctuate the strains of a waltz or march. The auditorium section of New Seton will be a music paradise for teacher and student. Special practice rooms reserved for the use of students are included in the blueprints. The auditorium itself is de- signed with an orchestra pit. Dr. Vincent A. Orlando, director Owkwm First Violins Rose Mary Hauck Eleanor Gottmann Ann Gibbs Joyce Burger Carol Huddleson Roberta Lampe Vivian Kunkel Patricia Corcoran Second Violins Virginia Hofstetter Marilyn Kammer Patricia Fuersick Jo Ann Lanzarotto Sue Overbeck Carolyn Clark Deanna Keleher In Background Mary Joan Wessendarp Yvonne Emery Brenda Zwick Marian Auberger Ann Schmitz Cecilia Haas Elizabeth Brown Sue Donovan Martha Krekeler Marianne Woeste Mary Ann Fay Virginia Kunz Judy Kotzbauer Stella Cueto Sandra Drurnm Sharon Axt Dorothy Beck Barbara Riley Judy Gaupel Ann Kuhlmann Not in Picture Florence Nuss Shirley Perrmann Loretta Saupe, pianist, with Mary Durkin, vocalist. 'uf' Row One-J. Albertz, Carol Schmidt, Carol Cianciolo, M. Decker, P. Sauers, K. Branigan, J. Fosnot, D. Hotchkiss, J. Sahnd, H. Popp, M. Jaspers, M. Finley. Row Two-K. Wollborn, A. Ruthman, J. Thomas, P. Trenlman, V. Schlueter, J. Windholtz, M. Jansen, N. Plogman, J. Weichold, M. Plogmann, B. Becker. Row Three-D. Forwalt, M. Maybury, M. Engler, J. Nagy, G. Berte, P. Groh, M. Welch, S. Juergens, M. Flaherty, J. Gales, M. Gormley, J. Roether. ROW FOUR--B. Ames, E. Buhrmann, J. Isaacs, K. Bartlett, M. Ryan, C. Marlman, M. Schroeder, M. Wenstrup, M. Phillips, M. Curless, C. Kaiser, C. Trapp. Piano and voice students regularly appear on Seton's music programs, and frequently as individual enter- tainment for special occasions. Seton- ians enjoyed hearing Mary Durkin's With a Song in My Heart fRogersJ as well as Vivian Kunkel's Indian Love Call CFrimlJ. On the program with them were solos by several pianists. Carolyn Wernke chose Cradled Clouds CLindforsJ g Pat Brogan, Waltz in F Minor, Opus 7 Og Carol Ann Mey- er, Paderewski's Minuet. Barbara Vaught and Pat Donovan selected Tea for Two tYoumarnsJ for a piano duet. Barbara and Pat, together with Lo- retta Saupe, are accompanists for the Glee Club. Row One-A. Mershad, J. Bayer, L. Lubke, B. Reder, L. Feist, J. Grifoli, M. Vale, G. Becker, G. Gerke, B. Wenz, H. Metz. Raw Two-S. Jerger, J. Cueto, P. Cobb, C. Raeckers, D. Dee, M. Powell, B. Wuest, B. Counts, E. O'Donnell, M. Bayer, S. Macke. Row Three-J. Kelly, M. Dresmcnn, G. Jones, E. Busche, D. Kolhoff, M. Junk, S. Pieper, B. Ackerman, A. Clanciolo, P. Huhn, J. Watson, N. Hoffman. Row Four-l.. Austing, J. Hughes, M. Durkin, D. Shoe- maker, F. Padur, M. Cashman, C. Albers, S. Smith, T. Meyer, K. Hoelscher, P. Maltry. Accompanists, L. Saupe, B. Vaught. Barbara Vaught, accompanist 'ft 'mv Glee Club The Seton Glee Club combined with the orches- tra to open its season at the St. Cecilia Assembly just before the Thanksgiving holidays. Choral numbers included La Spagnola and Oh Susanna fFolk Songsj, Star Song CROHJ, and America Our Heritage fSteele-Adesj. In preparation for the May Concert, rehearsals perfected an Ave Maria composed by Dr. Orlando, director of the club. Other songs were You'll Never Walk Alone fRogers and Sticklesj and Nocturne CFibickJ. At the invitation of St. Martin parish in Lock- land, the Glee Club entertained at a Silver Tea, November 13. The Mothers and Dads Clubs en- joyed hearing special performances for their meet- ings. A 15-minute recording was contributed to the Red Cross to be sent abroad as part of a student exchange program. ,C 74 Early in October reporters for the Setoman were running beats Writing and rewriting stories and paging the thesaurus for a choice Word for proper headline count. Lights burned late in the staff room Where co-editors Pat Halloran and Janet Peters worked with a staff of four experienced journalists and six beginners. Finally, with copy linotyped, dummy pages pasted, engravings ready, the first issue rolled off the press October 13. By the end of the first semester, the juniors SETONIAN CO EDITORS Janet Peters and Pat Halloran consult a page layout to determine the length of a story These seniors draw up the over all plan for each xssue assign stories to reporters and assist In wrltlng copy Their yearbook contrnbutlons Include layouts and copy for the sports duvlslon and sensor sectlon Janet led the staff un sollcltlng S325 un advertising- Pat followed with 160. who successfully completed training in fun- damentals under the direction of Sister Ed- ward Mary proved their ability by editing the entire February issue. Seniors were thus relieved of assignments to complete yearbook copy. The six issues of 1955-56 compose the twenty-second volume of the Seton paper. Excellent ratings from the Catholic School Press, Columbia Scholastic, and National Scholastic Press Associations were main- tained by this year's staff. Calling 22 --- The Printer's on the Phone' l Wanted 0ne Headline for Page 57 One staff of 12 girls edited Seton Memories and six issues of the Setonian. Consequently, journal- ists' fingers were seldom off typing keys, scissors, pencils and paste jars. 'ince yearbook editing was an eiuirely new experience, everyone busily studied guides and attrac- tive exchanges. After deciding to emphasize construction year, the staff planned a modern format. .Editors Jane Nieszel and Katie Moran worked with three other staff members on senior panels and copy, and assisted With Write-ups for the introduction and organiza- tions. The staff of 1955 left its suc- cessors a first-class rating to up- hold. PORTRAIT 65O gets patiently measured and trimmed. With this number of underclass pictures to prepare Miriam Schuler Connie Ernst and Mary Grace Overbeck find it difficult at times to prevent clipping off a but of someone's head or ear. Miriam and Connie were partners on the lunior section and contributed to club pages. ' 1 XF? 3512- M4 's Q v -QL'-af...4 News Coverage BUSINESS MANAGERS, Zito Wagner and Judy Kallmeyer, sort ad contracts. Zita worked on the yearbook ad pages, Judy assembled senior activities, com- posed copy, and assisted with typing. STUDYING LAYOUTS to decide the size of a legend are Joyce Rivers, Connie McDermott and Arden McClung. Joyce and Connie mounted the freshman por- traits, Arden assisted Mary Grace Over- beck with the sophomore panels. Falls to Cub Reporters for February Issue JUNIOR JOURNALISTS are Julie Ruthven, Sally Smith, Janet Kahny. Row two-Donna Kennedy, Marilyn Wall, Mary Alice Newman, Janet Wray, Mary Clare Golembiewski. Row three-Jeanne Bayer, Pat Rafferty, Kathleen Wollborn, Martha Pitchford, Katie Hoelscher, Mary Barnhorst, Margie Smith. Not pictured-Nancy Poland and Marlene Menchen. These cubs completely edited the Feb- ruary issue while the veterans unsnarled yearbook problems. G A Officers Back Intramural Sports 'STRIKE OR MISS?' asks Lois Austing, cor. secretary, placing the head pin on the GAA bulletin board. Hoping for a 300-game in Setonians' spiritual as well as athletic lives, Miss Gertrude Keininger, physical education instructor, plans an organized sports program with GAA officers, Terry Meyer, rec. secretary, Barbara Counts, president, Martha Metz, vice-president, and Lois Schuerman, treasurer. 42 78 1' Q Close Season With Awards Banquet Centered around the intramural program, the Girls' Athletic Association aims to include every girl in some phase of sports. Homerooms meet in intramural volleyball, basketball, and baseball competition. Champion volleyball and basketball squads earn trophies. Bowling teams compete at Hoinke's lanes for trophies awarded at the GAA spring banquet. Ping pong games are scheduled for individual sets in the annual tournament. The Green and White vies in inter-scholastic varsity, reserve, and fresh- man games on the hardwood courts. This year the GAA widened its field by initiating a volleyball clinic which instructed twenty girls as referees and scorekeepers for the intra- mural contests, 'BLOCK lT!' teumsters shout to Joyce Rolston, senior, in pre-game warm-up for Cl varsity volley- ball tilt on their home court. Teams Cop ll Volleyball Contests C7 1- C2 4:12 Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Volley Scores 5 lherel St. Rita ...... 19 ltherel St. Ursula 27 lherel St. Mary ,. 10 ltherel St. Mary 15 lherel St. Ursula ......... 20 lherel Alumnae ......... 30 ltherel St. Rita.. Lois Meyer, Captain Janet Fry, Mary Lynne Phillips, second row, Martha Metz, Janet Peters, Joyce Rolston, Lois Austing, Joan Langen, third row, Barbara Counts, Janet Tiettmeyer, Nancy Poland and Marlene Menchen. VARSITY RESERVE FRESHMEN VVe They VVe They VVe They Hu 43 24 13 15 nu 41 20 20 18 un 44 18 25 13 28 21 nu 18 31 26 28 13 22 Hu 33 11 32 10 nn 41 15 30 15 nu 23 21 12 17 Managers Schedule, Score Intramural GAA MANAGERS consult Joyce Rolston, who di- rects sports publicity. With a crew of volunteer helpers, Joyce kept the enthusiasm of the student body alive by clever signs and posters scattered throughout the main halls previous to every game and GAA activity. The managers are re- sponsible for keeping accurate statistics of their sports. These directors of the intramural program are Maureen Finley, baseball lRuth Fettig re- placed Maureen as manager in Aprill, Marcia Jaspers, ping pong, Marlene Menchen, volley- ball, Karen Kirby, bowling, and Janet Fry, bas- ketball. They created the Green Man and Chester the Cat as team mascots. 82 . 14,5 l l Intramural Champs Volleyball Basketball Bowling Team ....... lndlv. Avg. ..... Ping Pong ........ . Winner Runner-up AD 4D Spare Ribs Martha Metz Pat Seger 3C 3C Gutter Dusters Ann Kuhlman Dorothy Beck GAA Program Cage Tallles eb I7 ltherel Mt Healthy e 28 ltherel St Mary Mar 1 lherel St Ursula Mar I4 ltherel St Ursula Mar l6 lherel Alumnae Mar 22 lherel Mt Healthy Apr 4 lherel St Mary We hey iv 2... ,aff Maureen Fmley Judy Moorman and Kay Bartlett pose wuth one of the Green Men Invaders durmg volleyball season Loss Meyer Janet Fry Martha Metz Nancy Poland Barbara Counts Marlene Menchen Wcvwdtg gcwdetlall Captam Lorrame Doll Joyce Rolston Terry Meyer Janet Peters Loss Austmg Mary Junker Barbara Banzhaf . X 4.4. Y .-.,,,. y ,'L , 'ff' 'f-yfm . .595 Org .. W1 'M' W 'm . ' -2 Q ' y ' ! DI' K . X 'V x ' N A L V 1 H x , , FLA W by .P ,., H A W ., . Q. 4 ' 'gf V, .,?QgA'N G V al ,. , ,Q N ,A 3 L gn, , ,ft ,crib M 'bl , Q 233, vb 'ff ff ' K .fl ,. 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Peeewe 72ez!Zew Maureen Finley, Judy Moorman, La Verne Schiller, Lois Schuerman, Martha Schroeder, Captain Ruth Fettig, Carol Culman, Kay Bart- lett, Judy Raterman, Phyllis Muench and Ginny Scherer. if V , 14' K..1 gg? ff I f X J? 5 if , ,W 1, I A ski? 'X 5 3' 5 -L E, ,, . .-.Q-4lqs...w...., .......s.M X Xxi X xx. X .gg Prlzes Cap Talents, POINY to Careers On Career Day March 16 30 professional persons dtscussed therr flelds Mr Wnlllam Franz of Procter and Gamble a speaker demonstrates office equipment for Barbara Vaught Charlotte Glllugan and Lols Lubke chalrmen Pruze wmnlng talent durlng the year Included Vlrgunla Scherer and Mary Ruta Bull who mented superlor ratlng at XU Sclence Farr for their con servatton prolect Joyce Wlllman s book review and Mary Murray s American Leglon essay won furst prizes In Clncmnatl contests Donna Kennedy earned third prnze In a dental poster competition Seaulafw began to link themselves to the future as the last months of school passed. At the January Alumnae Dance, President Ber- nice Farwick crowned Janet Peters Year- book Queen for top rank in sale of adver- tising for this book. .Ianet's attendants and escorts are .lack Ryan, Mary Ryan, Paul Allison, Miss Farwick, Mary Ann Schloemer, and Dick Toerner. Besides this contact with the alumnae, two senior re- treats turned thoughts toward serious con- sideration of future vocations, while Open House at local colleges and visiting speak- ers presented the advantages of higher education. Part-time iobs for many sen- iors will become full-time employment. ,fi ' . s. iff .V 0 Q -- j 1 Ag .f ' .1 Q . 1 ,F -. 5 1 1? 5' , Ka 5, My V , fc : 535' ,W ff. 1925? , EAYQJJSQ ,.,' iE,5'.'Jf .asp fm, ,1 LF 'A im 1 if v un. yy: Y .. ' f 5,3 .V KW 5 v ,ek QM Q. 2 1 1 H4 Q af ff rfjfgv, 1, W My f, . 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I1 , Q - A is 1 A 1 l-: , , , , Q ' , s -A ...Nl-d'!f Freshman Volleyballg Glee Club 1,2,3,4g A 2 r lar 'lll K r,r, 1 ' , y y Q ' Q ' iii' . . ,lal . l if ' 1 ,QM ' ' ' Q , Z x ' , - 4 Q ' , ' S 1 1 ' , 5 , 5 - . , 7 Q . . g . , 5 ' 9 ' Q 3 u . 4 Q . - 9 . - , 7 , ' . . . . , - J 1 I a s s of I 9 5 6 BARBARA WENZ Senior Vlce president Horneroom Pres1dent 1 3 4 Student Counc1l 4 Homeroom Secretary 2 Class Presldent 2 Class V1ce p1es1dent 3 In tramural Volleyball Basketball Base ball Pmg Pong 12 3 4 Glee Club 124 Mellt M1ss 2 F1rst Honors 2 3 4 Second Honols 1 St Lawrence Par1sh 1037 Del Monte Place JANET FRY Senior Treasurer Student COUHC11 4 CSMC Representa tlve 1 GAA Representatlve Volleyball Captam 4 Volleyball Manager 3 Bas ager 2 Intramural Volleyball Basket ball Baseball Pxng Pong l 234 Reserve Volleyball Basketball 2 VaFS1ty Bas ketball Volleyball 34 Glee Club 12 Tr1ple A C 2 Mother Seton League 3 St Teresa Parlsh 5012 Ralph Avenue JANET ZUBER Senior Secretory Student Councll 4 SDS Representat1ve 1 3 CSMC Representatlve 2 Fxrst Hon ors 2 Second Honors 4 Prom Queen 4 St Dom1n1c Par1sh 354 Greenwell Road BARB JAN JANET fi -4-'lf -uf -Oli yr' ?vi 'ar' .I7 I - . 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C V -T 1 ,M , ,IAI , Y , L 4 I T ' 4 - tlifgw 4 I., Y X A t K Paper Drlve Winners Uphold Tradition MARIEN MARGARET OU LORRAINE ,am 15 of 1-M5 ..a '9 -5 1, 4- 1 .594 REEN MARY CLAIRE MARY YN Marten Doherty Our Lady of Grace Homeroom Treasurer 1 Mother Seton League Repre sentatlve 3 SDS Representatlve 2 Dramatlcs 1234 Second Honors 234 3314 Lehman Road Margaret Doherty Holy Famrly Tax Stamp Representative 1 Mother Seton League 34 SSMC Member 1234 SDS Member 1234 574 Grand venue Mary Lou Doherty St Walllam Dramatlcs 1 2 Second Honors 1 2 3 CSMC Member 1 2 3 4 SDS Member 1 2 3 4 1126 Rosemont Avenue Lorraune Doll, Our Lady of Grace Red Cross Representatlve 1 Safet Councnl Represent atlve 1 Class Vlce presxdent 2 afety Council Vlce presldent 2 President 3 Merit Mass 2 Second Honors 1234 Dramatxcs 1234 Intramural Volleyball Basket ball 1234 Basketball Captain 4 Intramural Baseball 12 Pxng Pong 123 Freshman Basketball Reserve gasketball 23 Varsity Basketball 4 1031 Underwood ace Maureen Donohue, St Wllllam Mother Seton League Representative 3 Intramural Volleyball 4 Dramatxcs 1234 Merlt Mlss 2 Second Honors 1 3 4 Bowlmg 4 4021 West Elghth Street Mary Claire Droppelman, St Wrlllom Glee Club 2 Dramatlcs 1234 Merlt Mlss 2 Flrst Honors 1 3 Second Honors 2 4 4121 Jamestown Avenue Mary Durkm, St Antonmus Dramatlcs 1234 Glee Club 1234 CSMC Represent atlve 1 Mother Seton League 34 Merlt Mxss 2 Intra mural Volleyball Basketball 1234 Baseball 23 Pxng Pong 2 3 Second Honors 1 2 5255 Relluk Drxve Madelyn Elsaesser, St Wrlllam Intramural Volleyball 34 Pmg Pong 2 Dramatxcs 1234 Second Honors 12 819 Rosemont Avenue L xv- , f 3' 1 A 2 ,a A fr f 1' A 1 m ein In Azb Q ,X ,,. it L fi 1-'j:.:5,' '3 Leaders lnaugurate Governing System YVONNE FRAN CONNIE AN -14 Yvonne Emery, St Aloyslus Dramatlcs 3 Orchestra 4 CSMC Member 3 4 SDS Member 34 Entered Seton from Taylor I-lxgh School m Jumor year 7120 Nokomxs Avenue Frances Emmerllng, St Teresa 14 Flrst Honors 3 CSMC Member 1234 5211 Ralph Avenue Constance Ernst, St Aloyslus Homeroom Vice presldent 1 Intramural Volleyball Baseball 1 2 Basketball 12 3 Orchestra l 2 3 Dramatlcs 1234 Merlt Mxss 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Setonlan Staff 4 Fxrst Honors 3 Second Honors 1 2 Jumor Achieve ment 3 6460 Rlver Road Janet Farwlck, St William Glee Club 1 2 Merxt Mlss 2 Dramatlcs 1 2 SDS Repre sfntatlve 1 3 Second Honors 2 Pmg Pong 2 909 Harris venue LOIS SUNNY 'italluaa-ua. .., i -Q- 96 Lols Feist, Sf Dommlc Tax Stamps 4 Mother Seton League 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 CSMC Member 1 2 3 4 SDS Member 1 2 3 4 202 Ped rettx Road Soma Zoller, St Wllllam 234 Entered Seton from Mt Healthy I-hgh School ln sophomore year Homemaker 4 1103 Wmfreld Avenue Joan Frazer, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Splrxtual Councll Secretary 4 Intramural Volleyball Basketball 1234 Glee Club 12 Second Honors 123 652 Stemer Avenue Annette Frondorf, Our Lady of Victory Second Honors 12 34 Bowlmg 34 CSMC Member 1 2 3 4 SDS Member 1 2 3 4 5776 Delhi Road JOAN N 0 J S. fr? Ll ' 1 , ' ' ' V . . 4 , :f ' if to X A SDS Bepfesenfafiv? 21 Triple A'C 41 Secondlrlonofs Setonian Staff' 3- csMc Member 234- sos Member ET . lg, A 8 , , X J' V 8 ' ' . A 4,5 Q - Q. f A - m 4 1 ' ' ' Unltlng All Prexles Jeanne Gasdorf Sf Wllllam Splrltual Councll Vlce presrdent 4 Spirxtual Councxl Representatxve 34 Intramural Volleyball Baseball Pmg Pong 1 Dramatlcs 1234 Trlple A C 4 Home room Treasurer 1 Presldent 2 FITSL Honors 1 Second Honors 234 Mother Seton League 34 4401 St Law rence Avenue Mary Ann Gates, Sf Wlllldm SDS Representatlve 12 Tax Stamp Representative 3 Glee Club 12 Dramatxcs 12 Flrst Honors 1 Second Honors 23 4309 Sunburst Lane Delora Gaudlo, Sf Domlnlc Dramatlcs 12 Mother Seton League 34 Plng Pong 1 Intramural Volleyball 1 384 Don Lane Judlth Gaupel, Holy Family Orchestra 1 2 3 4 CSMC Member 1 2 3 4 Second Honors 1 2 3 3103 Murdock Avenue Charlotte Gllllgan Sf Wlllram Dramatlcs 1 2 34 Intramural Volleyball Baseball 2 34 Pmg Pong 1 Glee Club 12 Trxple A C 4 Merlt Miss 2 Second Honors 12 Flrst Honors 23 Red Cross Rep gesentatlve 1 SDS Representatxve 2 4010 West Exghth treet Janice Glatthaar, Sf Lawrence Intramural Volleyball Basketball Pmg Pong 1234 Glee Club 12 Dramatxcs 123 Second Honors 123 Eleanor Goltmann, Sf Wrllram Mother Seton League 34 Mother Seton League Presl dent 4 Student Councll 4 Safety Councll Representa txve 3 Bowlmg 34 Orchestra 1234 Merlt Mxss 2 Igfamatlcs 1234 Second Honors 123 4078 Mardon BCE Loss Graf, Sf Aloysrus Dramatlcs 1 2 Intramural Volleyball 1 2 Junlor gchlevement 3 Second Honors 1 2 3 6540 Hxllslde venue CHARLOTTE AN 'Q 1-:', In Student Council JEANNIE MARY ANN ,Q LORI JUDY LOS 'di 415 YB' 0 O O 0 O I ' ' . . , . - . , . . 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AX W I , ' ' .fy 5, -at A f' ' Ly - . , ,Z , M I 5 1 Senior Class SH l R LEY ETTA PAT RITA i -2,6 N7 ',,-r 4:-lr Shrrley Guck, Sf Teresa Glee Club 12 Dramatics 12 Intramural Volleyball 1 2 34 Basketball 3 Pmg Pong 2 3' Bowlmg 3 4 Ment Mzss 2 1527 Sxdona Lane Henrietta Haus, St Lawrence Intramural Vollelygaall Baseball 23 Glee Club 2 Pxng Pong 2 3 CSMC ember 1 2 34 966 Kxrbert Avenue Patncaa Halloran, Sf Dommrc Triple A C 2 Dramatxcs 12 GAA Representatlve 23 Setoman Staff 3 4 Setoruan Co edltor 4 Yearbook Staff 34 Intramural Volleyball Basketball Baseball Pmg Pon 1 2 3 4 Second Honors 1 2 3 Freshman Basketball Fres man Volleyball 473 Wllke Drlve Glee Club 12 Fxrst Honors 1 Second Honors 23 842 Kxrbert Avenue CAROL MARY CLAIRE JACKY FQ 'E' 98 , -Q 'W' Carol Hart, Sl Lawrence CSMC Member 1234 Merxt Mass 2 First Honors 12 Second Honors 3 920 Voss Street Mary Claire Hauck, Sf Teresa Glee Club 123 Merlt Mxss 2 Second Honors 1234 Intramural Volleyball Basketball 1234 Intramural Baseball 23 Tax Stamp Representative 1 Perfect At tendance 2 1626 Tuxworth Avenue Jacqueline Heffernan, Sf Wllllam Intramural Volleyball Basketball Baseball 1234 Merlt Mlss 2 Safety Councll Representatxve 3 Homeroom Vxce presldent 2 Dramatxcs 1234 Fxrst Honors 2 Second Honors 13 Perfect Attendance 2 4527 West Elghth Street Dlanne Hegman, Sf Lawrence t H nors 12 Second Honors 3 Dra matlcs 2 Pmg Pong 1 3 In ramu a ketball 34 853 Beech Avenue DIANNE Q ii l K HC' A, I Nfl il 2 ll . l .J L 'ff 5 5 1 L A Rita Hanekamp, Sf. Lawrence Glee Club 2. Fits ' 0 . 1 , ' , 2 ' I . . ' : . 3 t r 1 Volleyball 3, Bas- ' I ' 7, I - .5f ,,,,.,a , hh .4 - . ' - 5, , , , N? 'fy f Quill' 5 W .... Llttle Sisters Esteem Stlrs New Dlgnlt KAY GINNY A MARY LOU 1' ,, af -wr -'S -.1 Wil 'I' JANET PA Kathleen Hennessy, Resurrection Second Honors 1 2 CSMS Member 1 2 3 4 Mother Seton League 3 1629 Gxlsey Avenue Vlrglnla Herlcks, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Dramatxcs 123 Intramural Volleyball 23 Intramural Basketball 3 2518 Galvm Avenue Patncla Hull St William SDS Vxce presldent 3 Splrltual Councll Representatlve 1 SDS Regresentatlve 2 Flrst Honors 1 Second Honors 23 4 700 renton Avenue Mary Lou Hlnton, Our Lady of Victory Second Honors 1,23 CSMC Member 1 234 SDS Mem ber 1234 Box 6C RR 12 'fibr- -vl-rj if fluff? CAROL MARILEE Janet Hughes, St Lawrence Glee Club President 4 Student Counc11 4 GAA Repre sentatlve 1 GAA Treasurer 2 Seton Cheerleader 123 Dramatlcs 1234 Glee Club 12 34 P1ng Pong Champ lon 2 Merlt Mlss 2 Second Honors 13 Pmg Pong 1234 Intramural Volleyball Basketball Baseball 12 34 Perfect Attendance 13 3632 West Exghth Street Patrlcla Huhn, St Antonmus Glee Club Vlce president 4 Red Cross Representatxve 2 Intramural Volleyball 34 Intramural Baseball 23 Glee Club 4 Dramatlcs 1234 Mother Seton League 3 5303 Leon Court Carol Jansen, Resurrection Homeroom Treasurer 12 First Honors 1 Second I-Ion xrs 234 Dramatlcs 12 Pmg Pong 23 1734 Mxmon venue Manlee Janszen, St Lawrence Dramatxcs 1 2 3 4 Glee Club l 3 4 Second Honors 1 2 Pmg Pong 1 J umor Achievement 3 1250 Ross Avenue o 0 , 0 0 0 P T , X 'f n ' , f V f L l 1 il V K ' , , l L 23 fl. ' ' 'il' K ' W ,Q 4 y , -,' X, V sq,-45, 6 5 Ks J 4 N fa T . .3 s at L- 1 yy yy T Ch rlstma s Va rlety BETTY JUDY KAY 00 B44 41 -wr' '1 ':'.7 Ehzabeth Juergens, Our Lady of Vlctory Homeroom Presldent 1 Orchestra 3 Bowlm Captam fect Attendance 1 3 5554 Rapld Run Road Judith Kallmeyer, Our Lady of Victory Setonlan Staff 3 4 Yearbook Associate Edxtor 4 Home room Presxdent 2 Intramural Volle ball Basketball 12 Fxrst Honors 3 Second Honors 24 Perfect At tendance 3 630 Neeb Road Ahce Kernan, St Lawrence Safety Councxl Representatlve l Merit Representative 2 Pmg Pong 3 Glee Club 12 Orchestra 123 Dra matics 123 Merxt Mxss 2 Intramural Baseball 2 Fxrst Honors 23 Second Honors 1 1132 Ihff Avenue Barbara Kesllowsky Holy Family Elder Majorette 34 Flrst Honors 1234 Dramatxcs 1 2 34 Glee Club 12 Student Councll Representatlve 1 Merlt Mxss 2 Merlt Representative 2 Intramural Vol leyball 1 2 3 4 Plng Pong 2 3411 Prxce Avenue MARILYN wk' 1ra 'I7 Show Pa rades Sensor ALICE BARB uw, ,ar 'F' .5 Karen Klrby St Wllham John Marshall Essay Thlrd Place 4 CSMC Fmals 3 ball 34 Pmg Pong 1234 Bowllng Manager 4 Base ball Captam 3 Glee Club 12 SDS Representatxve 1 Mother Seton League 3 Merlt Mlss 2 Second Honors 14 Fxrst Honors 23 818 Schlff Avenue Marslyn Klel, Holy Family Merlt Mxss 2 Glee Club 1 2 Dramatlcs 1 2 3 Plng Pong 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 3 Baseball 2 3 Mother Seton League 34 2539 Warsaw Avenue Sandra Knochelman, St Wrllram Second onors 23 Intramural Volleyball Basketball Basebal 2 Pmg Pong 2 3 Glee Club 2 Dramatlcs 24 Merlt Mlss 2 4434 Rxdgevlew Avenue Helen Kron, Our Lady of Grace Tax Stamp Club 4 CSMS Member 1 2 34 SDS Member 1 234 Bowlmg 34 1119 Elberon Avenue SANDY HELEN 0 0 0 at I cw. 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I ' . . 3.4: Second Honors 1,3f Intramural Volleybai lg Per- Dramatics-1,2,3.41 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4, Volleyl I 'Z . f I ' far , . 5 xt I ' 4 Song, Dance Talent for Underclassmen Ann Kuhlman, Our Lady of Victory Mother Seton League 3 Bowlmg 34 Orchestra 12 34 Fxrst Honors 2 Second Honors 1 3 Perfect Attendance 123 1029 Beechmeadow Lane Phyllls Kuhr, Holy Famaly Pmg Pong 2 CSMC Member 1 2 3 4 SDS Member 1 2 3 4 816 Summlt Avenue Vnvlan Kunkel, Our Lady of Victory CSMC Representatxve 3 Treasurer 4 Clty Secretary 4 Intramural Volleyball Basketball 234 Baseball 2 Reserve Volle ball 3 Orchestra 234 Bowling 3 First Honors 234 econd Honors 1 5510 Rapld Run Road Mary Helen Lakeberg St Teresa Intramural Volleyball 1 Second Honors 12 Mother Seton League 3 4745 Hlghrldge Avenue Joan Langen, Sf Wllllam Dramatxc Club Vxce presldent 4 Student Councll Rep resentatlve 12 Tax Stamp Representative 3 Seton Cheerleader 1 23 Varsxty Volleyball 4 Intramural Volleyball Basketball 1234 Baseball 12 Ping Pong 1 2 Dramatxcs 1234 Trl le A C 4 Merlt Miss 2 Sec ond Honors l 2 3 4 4220 est Elghth Street Ellzabeth Lauck Sf Aloyslus Red Cross Presxdent 4 Representative 3 Student Coun cxl 4 Baseball Manager 3 Intramural Volleyball Basketball Baseball 1234 Ping Pong 34 Reserve Volleyball Basketball 2 Varslty Volleyball Basketball 3 Second Honors 1 2 3 127 Whxpple Street Mary Patrlcla Long, Our Lady of Grace Dramatlcs 1234 Student Council 3 CSMC Oratorlcal Finals 2 Seton Cheerleader 12 Merit Mxss 2 First Honors 1 2 Second 34 Tax Stamps 1 Spxrrtual Council Representatlve 2 2860 Sterrett Avenue ous Lubke St Wllllam Dramat1c Club Secretar 4 Setoman Staff 3 Cub Re porter 12 Intramural olleyball 1 234 Basketball 2 4 Glee Club 123 4 Dramatlcs 1234 Merit M1ss 2 First Honors 2 3 4 Second Honors 1 1277 McKeane Avenue ANN PILDY VV FRECKLES BETTY AT 'Q S dw-f 405 -0 : l ,.:' : .: -I: ' ' : - 5 . .: ' an L. 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V ' P X Q 5 A L B my View Class of l956 MARY ELLEN AY an 10' p- A TONI gb' 'B I 5 11.4-'Y Mary Ellen Maher, St Teresa Vlrglma Mayer, Sl Wlllram Tax Stamp Representatlve 2 CSMC Member 1234 Dramatlcs 123 Intramural Volleyball 2 Ping Pong Second Honors 1 4650 Glenway Avenue 12 727 Wmlbud Drlve Jayne Maler, Sf Lawrence GAA Representatlve 1 Homeroom Secretary Intra mural Volleyball Basketball Baseball 1 Fxrst Honors 2 1213 Drott Avenue Patrlcla Mallry St William SDS Treasurer 4 Safety Councxl Representatlve 1 1 23 Intramural Volleyball Basketball 1 23 4019 Palos Street Antomette Marlschen, Our Lady of Grace Second Honors 1 23 Intramural Volleyball Basketball Baseball 1 234 1228 Blanchard Avenue GINNY CONNIE 'fl' 'I02 Constance McDermott, Sf Teresa Student Councll Representatlve 1 Councllman 2 Se toman Staff 34 Yearbook Staff 4 Dramatlcs 1234 Merlt Mlss 2 Intramural Volleyball 1234 Basketball Baseball 12 3 Pmg Pong 2 3 Flrst Honors 12 Second Honors 3 4329 St Lawrence Avenue Patricia McFarland, Sf Lawrence Intramural Basketball Volleyball Pmg Pong 123 Avenue Margle McHugh Sf Lawrence A Dramatlcs 1234 Splrltual Councll Representatxve 2 CSMC Representatlve 3 Second Honors 14 F1 st Honors 23 Pmg Pong 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 34 Basketball 34 946 Olive Avenue MARGIE 1-sq? .omni J P T I I n .. f H W , l ' v ' S. 1, f -as A ,at 'I I 1 .et ,, I I f A fy y iw' ,Z I ' : Q 5: - 'I - ' , 1 ' : ' f - . 1 CSMC RGDFGSCHYBUVG 3: Glee Club 4: Second HOHOTQ Dramatics 1,2,3g Second Honors 1.21 3766 St. Lawrdnbd , . , , . 3 n : ' , tr L P T X 3 lv qi? lf! L A A . A in t Was: ' A Tl Loyalty Wins Mardi Gras Queenship HELEN LOIS TERRY KATIE 41' 'rs' 555' -9 1 9- M 'W ii -J id' 'di' 'OP 6 T14 ,Q w--Q, -7 MA JANIE CAROL GRACIE . if NJ' f J 5 'JJ I K I fi 6 I . , A y ' f , I - 3 , I 7 1' . 1 as -5 + ' ,4-,,, ' I 0 -014 ,Q L 1 ' ' . ...H hay -fy A wt. j R . Marlene Nemann, Sf. Teresa Merit Miss 21 Glee- Club 1,2.4g Safety Council 33 Intra- Triple A-C 23 Dramatics 1',2,3,4: SDS Representative 25 , w I J . . Helen Metz, St Teresa mural Volleyball 2 Fxrst Honors 1 Second 23 Mother Seton League 3 4925 Western H1lls Avenue Lots Ann Meyer, St Teresa Freshman Volleyball Team Reserve Volleyball 3 Var stty Volleyball 4 Basketball 4 Glee Club 2 Merlt Mxss 2 Intramural Volleyball Basketball Baseball Pmg Pong 1234 Second Honors 123 4929 Ralph Avenue Teresa Meyer, Sf Teresa Homeroom Presldent 1 Class Secretary 3 Intramural Volleyball Basketball 1234 Reserve Basketball 3 Varsity Basketball 4 Glee Club 34 Dramatlcs 123-4 Klerlt Mxss 2 Second Honors 1234 4989 Glenway venue Kathleen Moran, Sl Wllllam Setoman Staff 34 Yearbook Staff 3 Co editor 4 Intra mural Volleyball Basketball Baseball Ping Pong 12 34 Glee Club 123 Dramatlcs 1234 Merxt Mlss 2 'grxple A C 4 Second Honors 23 4015 West Elghth tree G Mother Seton League 3 Pang Pong 1 Fxrst Honors 2 3 Second Honors 1 4 4880 Rapld Run Pike ne Nueszel, Resurrection Yearbook Co edxtor 4 Setoman Staff 34 CSMC Repre sentatlve 12 Secretary 3 Seton Cheerleader 23 Merlt Mlss 2 Dramatlcs 1234 Intramural Volleyball 2 3 Basketball 234 Second Honors 1 Flrst 23 4131 Hey ward Street Carol Otten, St William Dramatlcs Club Treasurer 4 Tax Stamp Representatxve 2 3 Trlple A C 4 Dramatlcs 12 3 4 FITSL Honors 1 2 3 4 Intramural Volleyball 12 3 Baseball Basketball 2 Red Cross 1 4340 West E1ghth Street Mary Grace Overbeck, St Wllllam Glee Club 1 2 3 Dramatlcs 1 2 3 Second Honors 12 3 4 Merlt Mxss 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Setonlan Staff 4 1112 Omena Place Homeroom Groups JOANNE MARGIE 1 Joanne Pangallo, St Teresa Red Cross Representatlve 1 Red Cross Secretary 2 Splrxtual Counc1l Representatxve 3 Dramatxcs 123 4758 Glenway Avenue Margaret Partusch, Holy Famlly Mother Seton League 3 4 Intramural Volleyball 2 Pmg Pong 2 536 Mt Hope Road Shnrley Partusch Holy Family Dramatxcs 1 234 Second Honors 1 Intramural Volley ball 34 Intramural Basketball 4 536 Mt Hope Road Mary Kay Pfafflnger, Sf Wrllram Glee Club 12 Dramatlcs 12 Plng Pong 123 Mother Seton League 34 4113 Vmedale Avenue Enjoy Released Time Q' Mary Lynne Phllllps St Wrllram Splrltual Council Representatlve 1 Freshman Volley ball Basketball Reserve Basketball 2 Varslty Volley ball Basketball 34 Fxrst Honors 1234 Dramatlcs 1234 Glee Club 1234 CSMC Vxce presldent 3 Pres xdent 4 Student Councxl 4 CSMC C1ty Oratorlcals 3 Second Place ln Cxty Volce of Democracy Contest Fnrst Place 3 Second Place 4 Intramural Basketball Volleyball 1234 Baseball 12 Pmg Pong 123 Merlt Mlss 2 4251 Loubell Lane Nancy Ranslck, Sf Wrllram Pmg Pong 23 Dramatlcs 12 Fxrst Honors 1 Second Honors 23 1251 Rutledge Avenue Margaret Raterman, St Teresa Glee Club 123 Dramatlcs 123 Merit Mlss 2 Plng Pong 1 Intramural Volleyball Basketball 1234 Base ball 12 Second Honors 1 Flrst Honors 234 4963 Rel leum Avenue Betty Reder, Holy Family CSMC Representatlve 2 Glee Club 134 Dramatxcs 123 Merlt M1ss 2 Second Honors 12 419 Consxdme Avenue LYNNE NANCE PEGGY BETTY eifin ,W nw ,fat A ,,,,,,,' ij' 04 I I ' A ,rjgg ,,.. 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Q . . 49 N, . -f Of Seton s Hlstorleal Centenary Bulldlng A PGLFICIQ Wells, Our Lady of Grace Tax Stamp Representatlve 2 Dramatxcs 123 Mother Eeton League 3 Intramural Volleyball 3 2631 Rmg ace 4'x'?'i' c6'fi' '- rwr Nr' Mary Jo Wenstrup Holy Family K 3, Student Councll Representatlve 12 Glee Club 3 4 Dra matlcs 1 3 Second Honors 13 577 Consldxne Avenue '97 Ann Wentworth Our Lady of Grace Mother Seton League 3 Dramatlcs 12 3 CSMC Member 12 3 4 1129 Grand Avenue 9.5 IR 41 Mary CECIIIC Wlrmel, Sf Lawrence Merlt M1ss 2 Dramatlcs 1234 Second Honors 1234 Student Councll Representatlve 1 Tax Stamp Club 3 935 Ohve Avenue ANN MARY CEIL CLARE SANDY Clare Ann Wulker, Sf Dommlc Intramural Volleyball 2 3 Second Honors 1 2 3 Entered Seton from Jullenne Hlgh School Dayton ln Sopho more Year 411 Pedrettx Road Q- 36- Sandro Wurtz, St Dommlc 7 'A '79 it Seton Cheerleader 1, Pmg Pong 2 Dramatxcs 12 First '4 ,-0, Honors 2, Second Honors 1,3 442 Wllke Drlve l Soma Zoller, lSee page 96l X 10 9 Q 0 0 o o P T JO I L I .L L L ' 'x I 'it A AN Q.: I Lf .f 'LQ A Li 4, r ir, ,La I . 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A v I I SA Y ' 1, , Pegs for Seton Memorses sn I956 September Oc t Mass at St Lawrence CSMC paper drsve Sensor Class rsngs Adoptson of Lsttle Sssters Frosh Sensor pscnsc ober GAA pscnsc after St Rsta game Fsrst Dads Club meetsng Fsrst meetsng of Mothers Club Instsal movse dsscussson CSMC dance Journalssm conventson Program by Koppel vocalssts Sophomore Sensor Hallowe en party November Retreat week Dramatscs Club dance Vosce of Democracy sems 'fsnals Mussc C ub program Vocatsonal talk by Rev Gordon Grsmes December Betty Crocker Homemaksng Test for Sensors TIDINGS BROUGHT TO MARY by Sensor Thespsans Mass sn gym Chrsstmas assembly announce ment of Msss Kesnsnger s Baptssmal Day January Junsors Lsttle Chrsstmas program Alumnae Dance Msd term exams Dad Daughter dance Fsrst Sensor closed retreat February I Mards Gras Queen campasgn ll I2 Elder Seton Players sn CURTAIN GOING I3 Mards Gras festsval I4 MONKEY MARATHON Mammoth Raffle 29 SDS Fashson Show March Xavser Clef Club concert CSMC regsonal meetsng Career Day Vogue Fashson Dsrector CSMC oratorscal fsnals End of thsrd quarter Easter vacatson Aprsl Mammoth Raffle wsnner Monte Carlo Nsght Orsentatson for esghth grad s Sprsng paper drsve Mary Lynne Phsllsps CSMC csty oratorscal wsnner Student Councsl Electsons Junsor Sensor Prom 27 29 Fantasy Ballet May GAA banquet Varsety Show Sprsng Mussc Concert Program by Sslvertones Trsp to Washsngton Sensor Mussc Club Recstal Freshman Sensor Pscnsc Clothsng Class Fashson Show Freshman Sophomore Dramatscs Instsatson Thespsan Instsatson May Crownsng June 6 Mother Daughter Breakfast 7 Commencement Day 8 . ' ' ' . 8-9 . - - . 21 ' ' UP 22 . . - ' ' 28 - . . . 7 . 5 . . l . 8 , I 10 ' ' ss 11 - - 21 . . I . 14 27 ' I ' 21 ' ' 26 ' 28 - ' ' ' 9 . I . I3 . . . N I . I 15 .. I . . I6 Canned food drive 18 . 25 ' ' 23 . I . I 29 - 29 ' . ' ,C.P. 3 I . 1 v ' 6 . . 18 i 9 . I . . Q 15 . . . 23 i I i I - 16 - . . . . .. , . I7 . . 25 i . .. . 27 . .. . 31 ' 4 . , . . 6 I6 ' - 28 - - 29 ' ' 531. Z3 ix ggi R 1 w if M' W '5757 vi W mfg, 3' Wai' 1 2 ,fd ,ff ' ak, 31' la 4' ikx ax Q: -N MO t r D a d C I u b S Officers in the Mother and Dad Clubs i encourage parents to become active in home-school relations. Clockwise around the table are Mrs. John Broerman, treas.g Mrs. Otto Juergens, vice-pres.g Mrs. Joseph Donovan, pres.g Mrs. Fred Buhrmann, sec.g and Mrs. Robert Tenhundfeld, fin. sec. Mrs. John Dirr, corr. sec., is not in picture. Mr. Elmer Bruening, pres., is seated with rec. sec., Mr. Robert Hais. Mr. John Wellen, vice-pres.g Mr. Bernard Farwick, treas.g and Mr, Arthur Naltner, fin. sec., complete the ofiicial group directing the Dads Club. Seton Business Friends and Patrons Mary Ann's Candies 4941 Delhi Rd. Tibbals Canq Co. Valley Baking Co. 1914 w. 8th sr. W. T. Perry Printing Co. 124 E. 7th si. Erwin J. Rewwer Pharmacy 4956 Glenway Western Hills Beauty Salon 3760 Warsaw Ave Trolley Tavern Inc 4332 River Rd Eric Herz Try Our PIZZA! from 25c to 52.25 or our famous f az! .0 ,1 is .. STEAK SANDWICH 60: , 7. cnsssnous ro col ol - 2' i Q . f u SPAGHETTI and MEAT BALLS Serves 2-31.00 RAVIOLI serves 2 S125 PasquaIe's Pizza sfh and Overlook sl. 1 1728 WARSAW FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CINCINNATI 3l 15 Warsaw Avenue Gr I 5290 CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 37, ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO 510000 00 REAIITSIIIYICE l'I43 Seton Avenue WA I 1877 glmgi Jmpm amd BY THE UFFELMANN BAKING CO e 5 'I WHOLESALE BREAD AND BUNS nvornte 5, , 4? ' 2' 939 vomc smeer CINCINNATI I4 OHIO Kb Phone MA n I 0324 L' 'fair contemporary 'LIFT builders designers 7-1 Vg -if -,gn-ai' XY-.xx 7l7 grand c1n:nnnal15 oh wg! 5295 Qi --.......... , . I - I , I 0 A 4 sf-, Q f 1 VL 'I' 7 Ch ' ' I ' I I 'I I - . q, L. - . . -,-, ,L 41' A ,A ff-X 1 4 ,ky Lily' f . J whfi- Y- i Pi r ' I -swf , ss-, '- 1 A as . ' xx XJ -LVQEJL 4 232 tm' A .J I m Y IT I 1 ' AI, l 1 1 ,- 4- ,244 - --4 - xv Y ,, 1- 1. 4-- , ---, Q., - 1 7f- ., f 1- -, A 'Q ms - A fs - .- ' A ' nsx 'Q h ' ' ' . . . ' io ' 'Kg -W 112' 1 ' - -,H ee- 4....,.e-,. 6 CONGRATULATIONS Bowling AI Ifs Best To 'he Class of 56 H 0 I N K E SEIIELNAY Louis J HOMAN METALS WA I 2500 519 Livingston Street C AUFDEMKAMPE HARDWAR SETON ALUMNAE IOI 2 1020 Freeman Avenue WELCOMES Cincinnati 3 Ohio THE CLASS OF 56 Phone DUnbor I 3200 ECO 4 COMPLIMENTS WILLIAM C ULRICH HERFF JONES CLASS RINGS AND PINS WORKMANSHIP QUALITY SERVICE O of Cincinnati I4, Ohio , I OF CENTRAL PLUMBING CO. 1140 Gilsey Ave. Earl Murken Joseph Ruwe GR 1-5188 MO 1-0940 NABER'S SERVICE STATION 4128 Glenway Ave. SUNOCO GAS and OIL Glenway and Rosemont Avenues WA 1-9653 MACKE'S MARKET PARKVIEW 5059 Glenway Avenue WA 1 1125 PHILLIPS DRY CLEANERS ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS DELIVERY SERVICE 3 HOUR SERVICE AVAILABLE 4917 Glenway Avenue WA 1 2202 WARSAW PONY KEG 3449 Warsaw Avenue lat Falrbanksl Soft Drinks Snacks Beverages WE DELIVER WA 1 9950 NOR ANN STUDIO Scholastic Photo Specialists ROBT A RAWE 6713 Montgomery Road Cincinnati 36 Ohio NATIONAL MAINTENANCE MATERIALS INC with the finest in Cleaning Materials and Equipment 4435 Brownway 117 119 Sycamore St 1266 MA 1967 GREIWE INC 2426 32 Reading Road Cincinnati 2 Ohio AVon 1 2461 Since I88I . . . . Serving Industry and Institutions Inferior Deconnors ME 1- 1- SYLVIA BEAUTY SHOPPE vm JJ sw, Expert Haur Colornng Contour Hour Shapnng Custom Permanent Wavmg Phone GRandv:ew I 2256 Thomas Patton and Assoclates 4907 Glenway Ave Near Cleves Warsaw Pike UP TO DATE POTATO CHIPS THE FINEST 4920 Montgomery Road Norwood I2 Ohlo SHRIVERS DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS FRED S SUPER MARKET 4751 Delhi Puke GRUETER 81 SON FUNERAL HOME Glenway and Iliff Avenues Clncmnatl 5 Ohio AI Blshoff GLENWAY TIRE SHOP Tlres Radlos-Batteries Snappy Servlce Glenway and lllff Avenues I 3200 CHAS B FARWICK 81 SON Roofing and Sheer Metal Work Repair Work Our Specialty Shop 2018 Western Avenue PA I 0685 Residence BernardC Farwuck 'II6 WA I 3858 , J Glenway Avenue GR I-4321 Cincinnati 38' Ohio . ' WA - WILLIAMS PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY 4018 Glenway at Iliff GR l-1753 Kitty Dollries jewelry and Gift Shop Gifts-Watch Repair-Watches Diamonds-Silverware--Figurines Small Electrical Appliances 49l3 Glenway Ave. Cincinnati 38, Ohio MARMER'S SHOES Air-Conditioned BEAUTIFUL TEEN-AGE SHOES Glenway and Gilsey Avenues JOSEPH H. HOMAN METAL COMPANY Price Hill 824 Reedy Street and Western Hills Plaza Shopping Center Cincinnati 2, Ohio Free Delivery WA l-8763 KLUESENER PAINTER 1650 Gilsey Avenue, Price Hill Cincinnati 5, Ohio WAbash I-2588 AlI Orders Promptly Attended To DAN DEE POULTRY 81 MEATS Cut-up Chicken Our Specialty 5203 Glenway GR l-8009 GOLDEN udepnhl DELHI HILLS TEXACO SERVICE C AND R DELICATESSEN Delhu G Pedrettu WA I 9847 Brake and Igmhon Servlce Bud Hortng Prop Prnce ond Hawthorne Avenues WAbosh I 9757 GRondvlew I 3318 JOSEPH DAY INC CEMENT CONTRACTOR 3143 Werk Road I 2891 ENGLISH CLEANERS As Near As Your Phone Cmcmnotl 38 Ohio GOLDSMITH S INC LADIES AND CHILDREN S READY TO WEAR DEHNE PRICE HILL FRIENDLY SERVICE STATION Glenwoy ond Texos Botteraes Cr Tires WA I 9688 II8 Congratulations from A FRIEND I 0 4533 W. Eighth Street MO - . . . ' . I I I The june graduate who is still trying to select a college may fund that the COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST JOSEPH ON THE OHIO is the solution to her problem lt is a liberal arts college for women It is fully accredited It offers majors and minors in all fields important to women lt gives its students a broad cultural background lt prepares them for professional careers For further mforrncztlon wnte to The Dean College of Mount St Ioseph On The Oh1O Mount St Ioseph Ohlo 9 . . . u . . . i 0 lt is just a half-hour bus-ride from downtown Cincinnati. . . . . . . I . . . . 0 ' , P. L. BARTH COMPANY Compliments GR 1-5255 of The Furniture Store of Price Hill Wu-LWERTH PLUMBING 4131 Glenwoy ot Rosemont COMPANY Loyal to the Ethlcs of Pharmacy EDWARD W WOLFF 4413 Glenwoy Avenue Prsce Hall Cmcunnotl Ohio Phone WA1 1236 A .I WINDHOLTZ Excavatlon Contractor 1017 Lockman Avenue Clnclnnotl 38 Ohlo GR 1 8900 Build with Lumber THE J B DOPPES SONS LUMBER COMPANY 1250 Gest Street 1South of New Union Depotb PETER REBOLD 8m SON Funeral Homes Phone GA 1 4850 Cmcnnnotl Ohuo Chev ot Fairmount Serving Clnclnnotl for 87 Years Always Fnrst Wlth the Best an Conn Operated Equipment The Westerhaus Corporation 3726 Kessen Avenue Chevnot Ohno Slnce 1909 Operators of Prnball Machines and Other Com Operated Equrpment 20 Phone MO 1 5000 11 . ,, a c o v y 1 u ' ' ll o o - Y . - I 11 . . , , Il ll 1 4 v - . yy 0 n . . . . . PEARSON DRY CLEANERS 483 Elberon Avenue WAI-4112 WAI-0123 One Hour Martinizing Cleaners 4014 Glenwoy Cincinnati, Ohio We Give S Cr H Green Stamps PRICE HILL PAINT 8. GLASS co. COmP'imenfSOf Dutch Boy TELSC HER MEATS Paints Varnishes Enamels GlenmoreC1Werk WA I 2864 3631 Worsow Avenue WeSfWOOd HIRSCH S BAKERY Bud and Brownle's HOBBY HAVEN 5047 Glenwoy Avenue THE BEST IN HOBBY MERCHANDISE GR 1 5330 3928 Glenwoy Ave GR 1 4065 SVA' the finest CHOCOLATE s u N n A E ICE CREAM FRY Ml ORIGIIIAI SPUNONI ICI CRIAH 'I 21 . . , I f ' - 35555555 225252512 235555551 . - 451523: '52525' fszsrzi .f 253355, ., vw.-. . v'-'.-. -.'.'l' -'-55 53512252 552' '5355555 ' ' O O I O BELLONBY FURNITURE CO. 3829 Glenwoy Ave. at Beech Complete Home Outfitters Best Wishes LITTLE .IIM'S CAFE BILL DUGAN'5 PHARMACY Phone WA I-V555 Worsow G Howthorne Avenue Price Hill BOEING'S FOOD MARKET FANCY Mens oun sPEclALTY 8th 8 Overlook Cincinnati 5. Ohio WAbosh l-5683 MEINHARDT'S PONY KEG 4535 West Eighth Street GR I-9673 Beverages of All Kinds AMERICAS MOST FAMOUS DOUBLE-DECK BURGER. . . THE ORIGINAL BIG BOY ORDER BY PHONE AND TAKE 'EM HOME 122 Save With Confidence At Delhi Hills Savings 81 Loan Association 4820 Delhi Road Cincinnati 38, Ohio Consult Us For Systematic Savings and Convenient Loans Member of Federal Home Loan Bank System KLIMAT MASTER ALUMINUM THE -'CHN J- RAPEL CO' PRODUCT co. HENRY I. RADEL, PRES. 78 Years of Faithful Service 2l5 W. Fifth Street FIVE CONVENIENT FUNERAL HOMES DU 1 2970 WAI 0365 WAI 4512 For the Very Best In Food It s HILLES CHOICE MEATS HUDDLE HUT 3726 Harrison Ave 4004 Glenway Ave In Cheviot Phone Your Take Out Orders GR I 4933 MO I 9860 Congratulations CARLEY S GRILL To the Class of 56 CHICKEN STEAKS-CHOPS-FISH 20th ward Democratlc club lOur flsh are fresh from the lakel Open6am tlll 230am james Grnffm Chanrman 3832 Glenwoy Ave WA I 9579 AL BOLLINGER POULTRY I I6 East Front Street DUnbar I 2750 Servlng Greater Cnncnnnatr Hotels Restaurants Instltutuons . , , , ll ll ' 1 DINNERS Complete Line of Poultry, Eggs and Frozen Foods 123 CINCINNATI S HI FI CENTER HIGH FIDELITY EQUIPMENT 8' RECORDS customcrafters 2259 GILBERT Av: A0010 mt clNclNNAno OHIO CA 1 3153 Delhi Hardware Delhf at Greenwell G 3115 HUSMAN S POTATO CHIPS 1621 Moore Street WO 1 2722 CITIES SERVICE STATION GAS-OIL TIRES-BATTERIES WE SELL AND SERVICE TUBELESS TIRES Auto Tune Ups All Makes Automobile Accessornes Cor Woshmg ROAD SERVICE 3400 Warsaw Ave WA I 9588 Compl :ments of MOTHER SETON COUNCIL KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS NO 3367 In Appreciation Of Our Namesake and Patroness Samtly Mother Seton 124 ' . R 1- TRY ...,.............I..........,..,..,..... :mow wr-nr GEORGPS A FRIEND .IENNINGS DRAYAGE C0 Refuse Removal Speclalusts 7937 1013 W 8th St GR 1 5065 ELIZABETH MCCLUNG 818 Consldune Avenue Clnc1nnatl5 Ohno Multulnth Prlntung Evenlngs Cr Weekends Qualuty Prnntnng at Friendly Prices Cong ratulatlons Seton' LOUIS SHOP Women s and Clfnldren s Apparel 4100 Glenway at Gllsey EDWARD J LEISGANG Feed Seeds Ferhhzer Peat Moss MO 1 2120 Congratulations Class of 56 4423 Brndgetown Road SEARS ROEBUCK Gnd COMPANY The Light Refreshment 4220 Glenway WA 1 7442 Shop at Sears and Save 125 o Ho Ea PA 1- . . - ' ' 1 - 1 Y H . . . . . ,, ' o v a I I v 1 ll 26 mm, lady, 0 K 6'ollfzq.v, Edgecliff, Walnut Hills A Standard Four Year College for Women Conducted by the Religious Sisters of Mercy of the Province of Cincinnati more F314 704, 'W 2'2-Wm I O C I ' ,Ks : fg'. -'wwfgy' r.fw'f-315- If ' 1 H4 ,P ' - ' figs J J. , - N, 5 ,V .U :K Y V ,V H ., 5' l , , A '?Q5j?5'f. , ' i ' FL , , .'lf.,, guys A -'llc V . A V . J: 1 .. 5 . . ,, 1 .43 .- - -.ig 5-'P' 3 ' , .. 1 p V .R2fj,gw4, 34 , A4 . I 5 , , K H , t 'R' ,tw '. 'K' J. ,.-,.'f'-T f,..V,,. ,, ,, K . , .g,Lj-f,.,zf7,fQ- ...Z-J' -A W 4 -f ' V, L , . ..,,Sf'- - ' , 1 ,Lint ,fy 1 M, R t , Q . 4 .5-z:..'fa i-Q WILL ., it .AJ .gnxayrb ,' A A. I t i .h 1 'f1 .ij , Y.rAQfQ?2',f A -- ' FAIRMOUNT HARDWARE CO I74O Queen Cnty Ave I772 Baltnmore Ave WAI 95I5 WAI 9603 Electrlcal and Plumblng Supplles Tools Pamts and Glass Congratulations and Best Wushes To the Graduates of I956 From THE QUEHL SIGN CO THE FARM ANDERSON FERRY ROAD PRIVATE PICNICS PARTIES DANCES RECEPTIONS BUSCH BROS ELEVATOR CO INC Passenger and Freight Elevators 24 Hour Dependable Servlce Day Nnght Sundays Holldays WA I 7670 WA I 2679 KUNKEI. AUTO REPAIR Safety Lane Correchons Body and Fender Rebunldmg Bendix Equipment Clarence Kunkel Prop I565 Harrnson Ave Clncnnnatl Ohno IO42 Benz lHornel GR I 7I67 RICHARD C BUCHER Publlc Accounting and Tax Service Tax Returns Prepared 3660 Warsaw Ave lOfflcel GR I I32O 3I7 I9 Keith Bldg lOffzceI GA I 4600 COMPLIMENTS Western Plaza Bulldmg Association 'I27 o ll o Business Office PA I-3308 PA I-4022 Congratulations, Class of '56 MAUSE'S GROCERY HARRY MEYER 8x SONS Eighth e Enright FUNERAL HOME ' 2 4989 elenwoy Ave. 1-4144 151121115 KUNNEN BROTHERS SERVICE STATION 3406 Glenway Avenue Servlcmg Schools lnstntutnons Clubs Duck and Mike Proprietors Clnclnnatl Ohio MA1 0785 28 KRUII TO0L AND MANUFACTURING GUMPANY CA 1 6091 401 Lock Street DO YOU HAVE AN IMPOSSIBLEP DON T GROAN CALL KRON Speclalnzlng un Hugh Production Dues Progresslve and Transfer Tooling Stampmgs of All Types Complete Engnneernng Tumbling 8 Llquld Honlng Facllntles WAI 1520 WA1151 WA Phone: WAbQSh 1-9451 Hotels, Restaurants and Bakers Cl !, , 9 MEATS GROCERIES JOHN R GREEN coMPANY KELLER 81 NIEDHARD PAPER SCHOOL SUPPLIES SCHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE 1217 61219 Rullson Avenue 233 Scott St HE 1 5568 WAbosh 1 OO97 Covington Ky Free Delivery PI'Ompf SGFVICS BERTKE ELECTRIC CO INC CHAMPION LION SAVINGS Efflcnent AND LOAN ELECTRICAL 4039 Glenwoy Avenue INSTALLATIONS Clnclnnotn GR I 5040 GEORGE MITCHELLS CHRISTENSEN MEATS PHARMACY All Choice Beef Veal and Lamb Fresh Poultry and Fush Phone BL 1 1991 DeII'1I Rood DEILII HIIIS Glenwoy Avenue DELHI HILLS DEPARTMENT STORE c,,,,9,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, from 418 GREENWELL ROAD CINCINNATI 38 OHIO A FRIEND 129 I of o - Economical 5 Q 9 I P STATE AVENUE MOTORS Fred Bosken Automotive Repairing Body and Fender Work Gas and Oil GR I -5692 906 State Cincinnati 4 Ohio Ave. THE HITCHING POST Famous for Fried Chicken 5259 Glenway Avenue Cincinnati Ohio BAUM DELHI HILLS PHARMACY 474I DELHI PIKE Prescription Specialists TH W I 0030 Free Delivery NEMANN PLUMBING 3747 WARSAW AVENUE CINCINNATI 5 OHIO WA I 3792 RECORDS SHEET MUSIC DRY G GREETING CARDS MAGIC GIFTS PHOTOS OF Au. KINDS SONG SHOP 36 E Fifth St On Fountain Open9am to9pm OODS NOTIONS HUBER S DEPT STORE 361 I WARSAW AVE ST LAWRENCE CORNER CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Electric Work and Installation for the New Seton Building The Becker Eleetrlc Company Erwin H Hiller Wm P Vanderbank I600 Walnut Street Phone CH I 0336 130 Cincinnati I0 Ohio E CO. A - ' - 5 . ' . ' Sq. . O UNITED CLEANING COMPANY DEPENDABLE SINCE I9'I9 HOUSE AND WINDOW CLEANING HOMES CHURCHES OFFICES FACTORIES IANITOR SERVICE PA I 5987 Fully Covered By Insurance L C Relnshagen WAI 5529 Remshagen GR I 5668 DOTH MOVING AND STORAGE 4300 Brookdale Drlve MO I 8797 WA I 3322 Expert Plano Movers Congratulatnonsl GORDON S MAGIC PAK POTATO CHIPS 3I6O Beekman Street Cmcmnata 23 Ohio THE RIEMEIER LUMBER CO SERVING HOME BUILDERS FOR 25 YEARS Quality Servlce Pnce l4I 5 Gest Street CHerry I 3788 Cuncmnatu 3 Ohlo Know Your jeweler I 9964 Glenway C1 Sunset BOCKENSTETTE JEWELER CAREW TOWER ARCADE Near Hotel Elevators Duamonds Watches--Costumejewelry ADAM S SOHIO SERVICE Adam A Huber Tnres Batterles 6' Accessorles Clnclnnatl 5 Ohio BOSSE DAIRY 785 DELHI AVENUE WA I 3315 Cmclnnatu 4 Ohno OUTDOOR MOVIES AUTO IN THEATRE DENT AUTO THEATER 131 EIL.. ' - ' 7 Phone KI I-0937 ' 'v ' , - Il II - 1 CHARCOAL SNACKS DOEPKER COAL COMPANY, INC. JOE 81 PAUL WITTICH'S TRIO TAVERN The Hottest Cool in Town PONY KEG ' R We Deliver Lower River ood WA I -9499 PICNIC SUPPLIES North Bend W I I7IO DIRECT TO CHICAGO INDIANAPOLIS LOUISVILLE WESTERN TILE CO TILE CONTRACTOR Indianapolis Forwarding CERAMIC TILE Company 5523 FOX Road 477 W Front Street Clnclnnotl Ohio Kirby I 4523 IMnkeI Beotty Phone PA I 7II4 GeorgeA Loudenboch Prop QUALITY DRY CLEANING I925 Westwood Avenue WE CALL AND DELIVER 271 W McMncken Avenue MAI 3480 C'nC'fm0f' I4 CIMO 'I32 The Ghrls Erhart Foundry And Machinery Machine Tool Castings Machme Shop Service Stoker Parts Sewer Castungs Telephone CH I 6550 ICE I - MOHAWK DRY CLEANERS MARTIN POTATO CHIP CO. Want Quallty Dry Cleanlng? Ca HENRY KAPPEN General Contractor 3652 Warsaw Ave G 1312 680 Clanora Dr Puck Up and Dellvery Servlce Two hour Servlce WAI 5593 Cash and Carry LAWRENCE DRY CLEANERS The Natnonal Catholnc Famuly Magazine Bud Souders Don SOUDERS SERVICE Helps GOOD Famlhes General Auto Repo., Grow BETTER Souders 3411 Warsaw Ave GR 1 4877 340 000 Subscribers Publushed Monthly by the Franciscan Fathers Cmcmnot' Ohm Clnclnnatu 10 Ohso S4 00 per year SOHIO PRODUCTS THE I V SUTPHIN COMPANY WASTE PAP R CINCINNATI, OHIO Mann 1 1129 133 II I sr. R 1- sr. ANTI-loNY MESSENGER . SCHULTEN S BEVERAGE STORE Brudal Bouquets Corsages Floral Desugns J C RUTENSCHROER FLORAL CO Soft Drlnks Our Business ls Blooming Ice stahon 459 Greenwell Road 42 I GIenwoY AVe 'Ue WAI 3380 Clnclnnatl Ohio WA I 9946 JACK SEYFERTH CONTRACTOR DOT 81 BILLS FOOD SHOP INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL STORE FRONTS Remodeling and Repomng Grocerles and Meats Manss and Lnberty Streets WIIIOW I 4700 Office I37I Devil s Backbone Road Cxnclnnatl 33 Ohio Malling Address PO Box 67 Cunclnnatl 5 O WA I 0996 Clnclnnatl 3 Ohlo Compliments of MAGUULO Q ICK L P Cotter 134 . 7 I 7 Completely Satisfying Personal Service I CINCINNATI DISTRIBUTORS 3441 Warsaw Avenue DISCOUNT GR 1-seas CORPORATION 4300 Glenwoy Avenue The Fmest Schools Are Equipped Wrth Cincinnati 5 Oh'o Furmture By Backus Brothers 1891 Phone H06 U S 0 'llvlglx C osows , 3 1 Dlsrnuaurons I 3' FRESH fkulfs AND VEGETABLES XVII SECOND AND ELM STREETS CINCINNATI2 OHIO Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing Clnclnnat12O Ohno CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY Accredited three year program for hugh school graduates I7 35 Third year of program serves as sensor nurse Internship Stlpend given during thus tame ' R W N fl ' 'lx A 'MNXN :Q WEN Cllerry , X - dwg: weovmg Alterotlons Repourmg V0IIeYb0II B k b II Free Pack up and Delnvery as et O Bowlmg Baseball CORDREY CLEANER S Pang Pong If Your Clothes Aren t Becornlng to You A Sport for Every G 'I They Should Be Commg to Us GR I 8195 SETON GAA 416 Greenwell Ave Borbaro Counts Pres IIIIITOIIY PLATIIIG WIIRKS INC PIONEERS IN ELECTRO POLISHINC- SCALE REMOVINC AND PASSIVATINC LARCE BARREL PLATINC CAPACITY WE PICK UP AND DELIVER 34I8 HARRISON AVE CHEVIOT INear North Bend Roadl MOr1tar1a I 4744 I 5842 36 Congratulations . . . to the Blass of '56 from your TIIIBIIIIOIIB c0IlIII3Ily A soon PUICE ro Wann Re- 0 I . . I . . ll I ' . 7 ' ll - U , , u 'Q - , - 2-5 THE SETON DADS CLUB CONGRATULATES THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1956 Every Gnrl at Seton Has a Dad i ' 1 7 241 1 Boudinot Avenue , 7106 Dixie Highway Price Hill A 1 Florence, Ky HU 1-7784 , A a-.Q t AT 3-5567 l. flllo 5 5 lx 'WAPA GlNO'S P ZZ,- Spaghetti v Ravioli o Italian HOAGIE Sandwiches HotGarIic Bread Salad JERRY SCHLOEMER FURNITURE 5951 Hamilton Ave., College Hill Convenient Parking A Complete Selection of Furniture, Appliances, Carpets Open 9 to 9 Monday-Tuesday Thursday- Friday Kl 1-7418 COVEDALE SUNSET THEATERS . . . now olzoose the size KING-SIZE io monk your Illini STANDARD SIZE +- X F.. Besf Washes' P+ SETON HIGH I Mora-:ERS CLUB Jw wh, Vw hm HJ T 4554 Ti 181649548 ff' j a eacmsno emo: M f WE' Leg FW' EEF 4 Fieimmylgf J! 5 WW ly xx S 'W M ' mum WW I L... 4 L I 'ii 3 W' j- .., A if 1 ' ' L 1 f I XM!! 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Ammon, Prescriptions 3342 Harrison Avenue Bill's Battery Shop 3747 Warsaw Avenue Campbell's Sunoco Service 4290 Harrison Avenue Coors Dairy 5106 Cray Street Senator Wm. H. Deddens 1531 Colonial Drive Eddie's Food Market 3101 Price Avenue Fanger G Rampe Shoe Pearl G Broadway Fricke s Sunny Hollow Inn 3833 Applegate A Friend Fussners Market 4408 Clenway Avenue Mr josephT C-annon Past president Seton Da Clenway Dry Cleaners 4207 Cilenway Avenue Hank s Cafe Wooster Pike Hill Top Delicatessen 4108 Olenway Avenue Earl 1 Hilvers Catering 2724 Colerain Avenue Otto luergens Orchestra 5554 Rapid Run Road The Lick Run Savings G Loan Co Bridgetown 6' Eyrich Roads Mahoney's Pharmacy 4474 W. 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Mueller Muench Mulcahy G Mullen P Mulllns B Marlene M A MUlVlh1ll M Murphy M Murray D Murray M MUSIC Glee Club 0630013 Orchestra Myers B 13 49 59 81 Myers C Naegele S Nagy J Naltner lNaltner M Nemann M Newberry K lNewel C Newman M Nlcholas D Nllehaus M lN1ehaus S lN1eman M Nlemann R Nlerllch A Nleszel J Noe L Noelker I Noeth J Novotnl C Nuss F MrA Oates J Oates P O Brlen K O Donnell E Old1ges I Oldlges M O lNE1l P Orlando Dr V Ostertag D Otten C Overbeck M G Overbeck S Padur F Palancl E Pangallo A Pangallo J Parsons M Partusch M Partusch S Patrons Buslness Patrons Parents 8: Frlends Perrmann S Perry B Perry Beatrlce Perry C Perry Pfaffinger M K Phllllps Index 47 49 38 72 45 49 35 70 103 23 25 62 69 65 103 75 76 103 20 71 38 73 26 104 4750 113 140 113 141 3860 Phllllps M L 13 56 58 Pleper S Pltchford M Plageman Mlss E Plays Plogmann M Plogman 'W Pohlmeyer M 67 72 60 61 80 104 Poland N 13 50 77 Popp H Poth C Powell M Prost C Pucke J Queenan M Qumn P Rabong R Raeckers C Rafferty P Rahe S Ranslck NI Raterman J Raterman P Raymond B Red Crnss Reder B Rehage M Reuss J Reuss M A Reynolds M Rlckert N Rlley B R1n1 C R1VCfS J Robb M Robbms M Roberts D Roblnson M Roda C Roell F Roether J A Roettker R Rolfes C Rolston J A Rom M K Rombach M Rose C 79 5085 14 39 39 71 35 39 61 76 105 30 105 37 39 72 808283 2326 Rossx J ROSSI M J Rotert V Roth D Rothnng Ruebusch R A Ruehl C Ruhe B Russell J Ruthman Ruthven J Ryan Msgr Carl Ryan M Ryan Sahnd Sahnd J une Salem Samad D Sander C Sanzere J Sauers P Saupe L Schaefer J Schafer L Scheldt P Schell M Schenk J Scheper Scherer Scherer Schlller L Schloemer M Schlueter J Schlueter V Schmldt C Schmldt P Schmltz A Schneble M Schnelder C Schneider M Schnleders J Schobert J School Board Schrage R Schramm F Schroeder M Schroeder S Schuerman L Schuler M Schulte J Schwartz S 748083 Scott Scott SDS Seger Seger H M P S Sehlhorst J Senlor Officers Senlors Shewman Shlelds F Shoemaker D Sleve Slster Slster Slster Slster Slster Slster Slster Slster Slster S1ster Slster Slster Slster Slster Slster Slster Slster Slster Slster Slster Slster Slster Slster Slster Slster Slster Slater Slater Slater Sm 1th Smlth Smlth Smlth Smlth Sm ith S Al1ce Therese Aloysla Ancllla Marle Anna Cathenne Catherme Cleopha Dolorlta Marle Edward Ma 19 26 0 50 77 72 88 106 50 72 66 107 23 26 72 84 39 72 4085 5063 88107 72 80 81 85 55 75 107 82 107 10 74 144 VY Grace Mlflam 10 144 Helen Ellzabeth Helen Paul John Marle Joseph Marle Loretta Mlldred Margaret Ann Mar1e Emmanuel Martlna Marle Mary Ann Mary Bernadette Mary F phrem Mary Provldentla Mercedes 10 55 111 Mxrlam Joseph Paula Paula Mary Rose Eleanor Reglna Clare Rlta Cascla Vlrglnla .1 J udlth M S Sue meyer Sophomores SDIDDCDWCIJCY M Splntual Counctl Staab M Staznnro J 51 58 51 73 54 73 107 Stephens J Stlndt N Stockelman V Strelcher P Stretch M Stretch Maureen Strlcker J Student Councll Sulllvan K Summary Sunderbruch J Sweeney Swls M Tallarlgo M Tebbe J Tedesco M Tenhunfeld Mrs Tenhunfeld P Tenoever S Teschner D Thomas C Thomas J Thomas M Thompson B Tldlngs Brought Tlernan M Tlettmeyer J Toepker S Trapp C Trentman P Tr1mble J Troxell J Ulrlch D Vale M Vaught B Ventre S Vogelpohl A Vogelpohl R Vogler D Von Hagen S Voss P Wagner M Wagner Z Wall M Walsh M Watson J Weber K Weber M Webster B Welgand L Welgand M Wels C Welage J Welch M Wellen V We'len Mr Wells J Wells P Welsh C Wenstrup M Wentwort Wentworth Wenz B Wernke C Wessendarp M Wessendorf Westendorf J Westendorf J A Whlte P Wh1tehead K Wxest G Wllkens J W1ll12mS Janet W1ll1ams J Wllllam J Wlllman M Wllson B Wmdholtz F Wlndholtz G Wlndholtz J Wlndholtz P Wlnkel J WUITIQI M Wltsken Wltsken M Wltte S Woeste M Wolfer D Wolke F Wollbom K Wray J Wrlght C Wuest B Wulker C Wurtz J Wurtz S Yu nker M Zoller S Zuber Ymck B 245 4 R 0 0 to Mary 66 67 21 28 43 61 80 108 40 72 40 72 53 86 53 69 73 72 73 87 108 28 81 76 108 3 47 108 41 58 42 109 96 113 13 91 52 71 86 143 . . .......,......... gg . . ....,...,.... . ....,. 49 '.. .................. , ,. 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' I f I 44 The Editors Say T1me effaces tlme and memor1es Tomorrow becomes today whlle today shps quletly 1nto yesterday Thus these n1ne months of school end1ng June 7 1956 become rem1n1scences To the Class of 1956 and the 550 g1rls who shared the events of th1S year the staff presents these Seton Memones They hope th1s book w1ll be for them a record of personal1t1es and happen lngs of the h1stor1cal year when New Seton was under construct1on Members of the staff are deeply grateful to the many per sons who helped the1r rough sketches become th1S 144 pages of reahty Grat1tude reaches out first to the1r pr1nc1pal Slster Grace Mlflam for her encouragement and cooperatlon then to the faculty for the1r asslstance 1n arranglng p1ctures and pat1ently prov1d1ng ed1tors w1th necessary 1nformat1on For photography the staff extends 1tS thanks to Mr Norman Bush of the Sh1ll1to Photo reflex Studlo Mr Stanley Favret Sh1ll1to camera man Mr Robert Keller of Keller Stud1o and Mr Robert Rawe of Nor Ann Studlo These men proved themselves real fr1ends by genume lnterest 1n the annual cooperatlon 1n composmg shots and patlence whlle young women begged an extra mlnute to look the1r best When photographs were assembled and copy ready Mr Lester K1sabeth and M1ss Mary H111 superv1sed the converslon of raw gloss1es and typewr1tten sheets 1nto pages at The Gray Pr1nt1ng Company The staff IS smcerely thankful for the many helpful Gray letters that moved the book forward Of course there were the bll1S to be pa1d For makmg th1s book a financ1al poss1b1l1ty patrons and buslness fr1ends of Seton deserve heartfelt thanks Fmally the staff extends 1ts gratltude to the1r faculty ad v1ser Slster Edward Mary wlthout whose gu1dance and asslst ance th1s book would never have reached C0mplet10n The yearbook IS exactly what lt spells out a year a book Twelve g1rls wrestled w1th rulers penclls and l1ne gauges struggled to make names accurate and copy readable fought wearlness 1n measurlng and past1ng plctures Havmg enclosed the1r best efforts 1n Setons Whlte and green they hope that today tomorrow and 1n years to come the reader may have pleasure ln pag1ng Seton Memornes of 1956 O 1 1 ' - . 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