Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Ju My face J sec. . . honor, lruth, and lvyfzlty. ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION Untiring zeal in the interests of Alma Mater mark the many active member of Setan's Alumnae Association. Under the direc- tion of a group of loyal and indefatigable oflicers, this group gives generously of its time and money for the benefit of Seton. Into the many activities of the year go many hours of planning and labor unselfishly given, so that in some material way these who have benefited by a Catholic education can help to make it available to others. The Annual Fall Dance, Family Day in January, Day of Recollection, and the May Mart are the maior activities which result in scholarships and many improvements and additions to the school. Another activity dear to the heart of each member is the making of First Communion outfits for those who might otherwise be deprived of them. .- W- v v Y Officers of the Alumnae Association take time out for a picture during the May Mart. Miss Eulalia Lathroum, treasurer, Miss Mary Dohony, recording secretary, Miss Patricia Coady, Mrs. Helen DeFeo, chairman of the May Mart, Mrs. Florence Clark, president. Rattles, chances, grabs, and even a clown for the kiddies make the May Mart an enjoyable afternoon. 71

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