Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Nature? chief masterpiece is writing Well Another issue-another meeting. News reporters get pointers from Mary Pat Talbott. 5 Time Pre33 ef Coflfe Ween s 'ence 9:57011 held S of fh or e M Colle Towsondrylqnd S 9e. Spam fholo-we EUchers Oy' b My +- 1 9 -' i X 4 One of the highlights of the Columbia Scholastic Press Con- vention was dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria, enioyed by Teresa Handley, Joan Noll, Donna Strazik, Celeste Schimunek, Margaret Adolph lstandingl, and Kathleen Carroll, Mary Harrington, and Sue Nevin. F' 1 I 1 Sports reporters cover the gym. Patricia Conway, Elaine Lucas Betty Sledz, Katherine Minor, Phyllis Miller, Christine Franz E XJ Th? V Feature writers scrutinize exchange papers for ideas.

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