Seton High School - Memories Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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KEYNOTES OF LIFE The TuTure homemakers oT Tomorrow are being Trained in The various phases oT homemalcing as demonsTraTecl by lleTT To righTl Marlene Guclc, Deanna Day, Nancy Riehle, and Sandra Mormile. A Tew of The skills depicTed are cloThing consTruc- Tion, child care, and meal planning. To develop The aTTiTudes and qualiTies of mind and hearT necessary Tor The modern CaTholic woman, religion Teachers emphasize noT only The TundamenTal TruThs of CaTholicism, buT also The arT of becoming a sainT. Exploring The realms OT English liTeraTure members of The English IV class Take parT in a spiriTed discussion of disTincTions beTween colloquial and sTandard English usage in news magazines. STudenTs parTicipaTing in arT classes under The direcTion oT SisTer Ancilla Marie sTrive To express in creaTions oT canvas, clay, and va- rious oTher proiecTs The inTangible qualiTies of The arT of living. These sTudenTs include lleTT To righTl Donna Bedinghause, Barbara Sim- mons, Susan STewarT, Karen Davis, Carol Wambaugh, Mary Seger.

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Guiding The Sophomore Glee Club 'rhis' year are llelf To righll Mary Jean Beck, Maureen Linne- man, Frances Rolfes, Kalhleen Conrad. MUSIC MAKERS Choir robes lend disfinclion fo 'rhe Senior C-lee Club. Officers are llefl fo righll Barbara Bender, presidenfg Carol Duesing, vice presidenl: Judifh Wallers, secrerary: J . . Because The Freshman Glee Club is so large 'rhere are fwo groups for rehearsals. Officers for bolh are llefl, lop To bofloml Judifh Auron- reib, Ann Frohn, Mary Ann Conladino, Karen Doepker: lrighl. lop lo bolfoml Lynne Rowe. Judirh Wippel, Palricia Morris. Carolyn Miller. o Ann Herrmann freasurer Under Jrhe direclion of Dr. Vincenl A. Orlando, piclured wilh 'rhe Senior Glee Club and 'rhe Orcheslra, and wilh rhe help of Sisler Palricia and Sisler Helen Elizabelh. lhree choral groups and The school orcheslra had a success- ful season.

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AMDG CHRBT AMONG US To enable fhe underclassmen To experience as nearly as pos- sible, lhe peace and graces of a closed relreal, relreaf days were divided inlo class group- ings so fha? each class had ils own relreal. To furlher empha- size lhis idea, simullaneous re- Jrreals were conducled for each class by Fafhers Curl and Le- nard, OPM. Seniors made a closed relreaf al lhe convenl of Mary Repara- lrix. A molding of our minds and hearls foward a grealer love of Jrhe Sacred l-learr of Jesus, was lhe rheme of lhe enlhronemenf ceremony conducfed by Falher Jahn lhe Firsl Friday of No- vember. The real enlhronemenr, ac- cording To Falher, consisled nol merely in Jrhe display of lhe pic- Tures of The Sacred l-learf, buf in esrabl-ishing l-lim as King of Our l-learls. H3