Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Parents look for Seton daughters as white gowned girls march to the stage. 14-.4 The Most Reverend Bishop Sebastian addresses the graduates with a theme of something old, something new, something bor- rowed, and something blue. Graduates and their families meet after commencement exercises. .,.-nw' ,ral t, tt ff A -E -um W.,.4..,,..e..,... , fs. W. M.. . 'HfW'-'-Q'-we-ltat.h..,,.,.e.. ms.-,H -' - I . .a.,,........, ...e I i uevn,f' . -..s.-......,......,,, fun.,

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yg xl l lll 1 I l 1 .- 9' rs? . L fin gi k ..'l'L1'fL ,Nxt :ax --I ny' .- gg? 1 3 .. . iq , ,gi V txfiknxffii. The Class of '56 await diplomas at the Lyric. Gradunfirw Tremors of ioyful excitement mingled with sadness rip- ple through the Lyric. A lump arises in each graduate's throat as the solemn notes ofthe graduation march sound forth and she approaches the stage. ln her mind she re- calls the outstanding events of her high school days at Seton. Gathered together with her classmates for the last time, her heart throbs a hymn of praise for the blessings and graces of her four happy years. As the commencement exercises are completed, the graduate bids farewell to her Alma Mater but she will take with her those principles of right living by which Seton has taught her to chart her course through lite. A senior becomes a graduate.

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Deep Zqddillf' on Alflizifualilfy JOAN ANNE BLAIR 3607 Mohawk Avenue Children of Mary I, Il, III, IV, A.A. I, ll, III, IV, Louise de Marillacs Il, III, IV, French Club IV, Leaders' Club IV, Orches- tra I, II, III, IV-President. Little One . . . Love that Seton Band . . . ambition-to ring the Angelus bell . . FiddIesticks . . . 50 yard line. JOSETTE CORTEGGIANO 6 Elinor Avenue A.A. I, ll, Ill, IV, Shepherdess Editor IV, Leaders' Club IV, Glee Club I, Il, Ill. Neatness personified . . . reserved . . a good confidante . . . informative . . small but spontaneous . . . reliable . . . sedate . . . doing good work . . . sweet, neat and petite . . . very helpful. 100 MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN 317 N. Monastery Avenue Children of Mary II, III, IV, A.A. Repre- sentative I, III, Secretary II, President IV, Varsity Sports II, III, IV, Leaders' Club IV, Student Council I, II, III. Betsy . . . Yea Loyola . . . a friend in 208 . . . the gym's pride and ioy . . abounds in school spirit. KATHLEEN ALICE ARTHUR 1532 Kingsway Road A.A. I, Il, Ill, IV, BETO II, Treasurer III, President IV, Leaders' Club IV, Shep- herdess I, II, III, IV, Seton High News IV, Children of Mary II, Ill, IV, Vignette: IV. Kass . . . Jackie Gleason . . . North- wood's gift to Seton . . . Have you seen Betty? isa MARY LYNN BRUENING l4l4 Battery Avenue Art Club I, A.A. I, ll, Ill, IV, Dramatics I, Glee Club I, Student Council IV, French Club IV: CSMC I, Il, III, IV. Lynn . . . teaching . . . Earl Bastic . . Hi gang . . . Music . . . Loyola . . U. of M .... History . . . Baseball . . Ocean City . . . friendly smile. ANTOINETTE E. CREAMER 1445 Homestead Street Children of Mary Representative I, II, Ill, Third Assistant IV, A.A. Representative I, II, III, IV, Science Club Ill, President IV, Dramatics I, French Club IV, BETO Il, Glee Club l, Il. Friend . . . future nurse . . . mixture of sincerity and smiles . . . baseball. JOAN ANN ANDERSON 935 Valley Street Children of Mary I, II, Ill, IV, CSMC Rep- resentative I, II, III, IV, Debating III, President IV, Student Council I, Il, III, BETO Il, Art Club I, leaders' Club IV, Glee Club I, II, A.A. I, ll, III. Winning personality . . . favors Mt. St. Joe . . . ardent football fan . . . Marriage. IONE ELIZABETH BISHOF 4131 Norfolk Avenue A.A. I, II, III, IV, Children of Mary I, II, III, IV, Library Council I, Il, Secretary III, President IV, leaders' Club IV. l . . . Ray Anthony . . . Oh my heart . . . collecting salt and pepper shakers is her hobby . . . faithful to Seton's library . . . Yea Navy . . . always willing to help. cyzquisife fiom Clafliofic .fsaclzmsgip