Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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we laughed and dana!! am! lalked and sung. JUNIOR PROM Swirling gowns, dim lights, beautiful music, and gay smiles all comprised the Junior Prom on February l8. As Queen of the Prom and of our hearts, Blessed Mother was crowned by Janet McFaul, representative of the Junior Class and prom chairman, while the rest of the class filled the auditorium with strains of Mother Beloved. To the music of the Debonaires, gay iuniors and seniors and their dates dunced until the last notes of Star Dust drifted away, leaving all with unforgettably precious memories. Assembled for the Promenade, iuniors sing Mother Beloved. Enjoying time out for punch are Dorothy Duffy and Catherine Wagner and their dates, .i 69

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llnilziukiug, idle, sweet, and yauug, 10 5 b it in CW Div MM . U K 1' , X Q swam . M X i on 'ni aww Wiwji of-fm X L- JN . ww Jq,,.iawi 85 X j1,ton?vj,1vaMtzS-'Q' PM-,uui1P i X quam- ' B ' X QQWL i X Jonot McFc1ul, prom chairman, places Q bouquet at the feet of Blessed Mother as Queen of the Prom. Sitting this one out, iuniors and their dates enioy lust listening to the music of the Debonoires. 68

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Gad nns given ine ez fntner and n fnelner lnare wertny ef ffeneen than ef enrln. Officers of the Parent-Teachers Club complete plans for a Games Party. They are Mrs. Edwin Gay, treasurer, Mrs. Earl Vogeler, corresponding secretary fstandinglg Mrs. Vernon Carre, president, Mrs. George Monius, recording secretory. Right-Mrs. Arthur Baumgartner and Mrs. James Turner provide refresh- ments for hungry patrons on All Awards Night. Above -Mrs. McClenon Green, Mrs Gerald Ryan, and Mrs. Joseph Ward display their wares at the Fancy Work booth on All Awards Night. Right Committee chairmen plan for the Harvest Festival held at the Alcazar. Seated: Mrs. Earl Vogeler, Mrs, Vernon Carre, president, Mrs. Richard Brooks, general chairman, Mrs. Beniamin Adolph. Standing: Mrs. Eugene Wallace, Mrs. George Monius, Mrs. Joseph Hirt, Mrs. James Bruggy, Mrs, Henry Pohlman. PARENT-TEACHERS CLUB Organized to bring about a closer understanding between the parents, students, and teachers, the Parent-Teachers Club is a vital organization of Seton High School. Social events and benefits are sponsored by the many active members and profits are used for the needs and improvements of the school. On the school calendar for the post year were the Harvest Festival held at the Alcazar, the Valentine Games Party, and the Moy Bazaar coin- ciding with All Awards Night. At the monthly meetings held during the year, various school organizations entertain, thus affording parents the opportunity to view the achievements of their daughters. Above and beyond all this is the spiritual wel- fare of the girl whose moral character development is the ulti- mate goal of both parents and teachers.