Seton High School - Memories Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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All 'runecl up and ready To begin, 'flue Orclweslra pauses before presenling llweir program. ARTS Money lhais wha? lll have lo'rs and lo'ls of moneyl exclaims llwe second Mrs. Vandergelcl porfrayecl by Jeanne Nall- ner. A clainfy liffle miss, Mary Key Rodgers sf lo music in presenling her belle? rouline inl S+. Cecilia Day program. Sfealing a glance al lheir new emblems senior orcheslra members +ry nol' lo miss a nole.

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rg of approximaTely I28 girls, also sang GranT Us Peace, a religious song. Skip To My Lou, an American Tolk song. MonThs of pracTice wenT inTo The ST. Cecilia Day program prepared by The music deparTmenT. On November 22 The performance was given Tor The sTudenT body and TaculTy. The program consisTed of selecTions by The OrchesTra: choral singing by The Freshman. Sophomore and Senior Glee Clubs: dance rouTines1 a humorous reading: piano and TrumpeT soloisTs. VincenT A. Orlando, n saTin The singers enTerTained wiTh A Nighf Song, B'MuS.i Mylfdu Song Prayer Tor Peace, and BeauTiTul Dreamer. .r l'H1!1.1T ll-'ile1 i? 1- fn lids? - R.

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S -' 7 1 .N BEHIND THE SCENES .rr No+ io meniion Their many unseen chores, Mr. Joseph Beslfelf, Mr. Norman Counls, and Mr. Alberl' Brauch work hard io keep Se+on 'l'he efficienr school lhal' if is. Hundreds of meals a day are prepared for Selonians by The compelenl' kifchen help lfrom leffl Alma Foell, manager. Shirley Tel'- Jrers, Mable Weaver, Eliz- abefh OHe. Rifa Ausden- more, and Kafherine Klare. A helping hand around 'rhe school, Carrie lMrs. Edward Simmonsl is shown doing one of her many dufies. 35