Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Miss Janet Plunkett, freshman English teacher, smiles at one of her pupils after completing one of her interesting classes. 3 With Vignettes, our literary magazine, as one of her many activities, Miss Mary Paula Otterbein shows Lynn Bruening, editor, the techniques of artful writing. Mrs. Florence Bell, athletic instructor, demonstrates the proper way ta handle a basketball to one of her team members, Martha Zinnert,

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M N' X QW Demonstrating correct speaking techniques, Mrs. Elizabeth Swvvltvy instructs cl senior. f 'F' .',a- . , ' Wren , A A4 if -L ' .pr- ., Agif' 4 lift' 5- Y .f' ::s A J' nv 2' . , xr I, lv I. alt E' 5521 3 all' 2 4:-lr' E ensure. f :zero ' :at we 'M t e f. Ati one i' ,V . iaimiags, my ,, , is If A Q as Eff 5:5 0:- in ci .A 31 3 a CE cn: ro ji 35' o QZ 5. Q., Sz :Q 'DQ 517 3 21m 21: - 572 32 3' 0 v 1v- si I -L-...Mt r 1-xv 5 , 1-V' in t ak q-5 WV' Y' New to the faculty this year is Miss Margaret Burns, an eager history teacher, who took over the hearts of senior Setonites with her warmth and teaching art. 'Q Here Miss Cecelia Holtman instructs Patricia Stroh in a senior business machines class.

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A large crowd gathers in the audi- torium to hear a lecture about our Mass was offered an the auditorium for all present at the Congress. Marian Zangrvss A weekend with Mary. On the sunny mornings of April 28 and 29, faithful Children of Mary iourneyed to Emmitsburg to be present and receive the graces of the Marian Congress. Mass, sermons, visits to Mother Seton's grave, along with swimming, fashion shows, and picnic lunches gave us a well-rounded schedule. Who will ever forget the prayers, the meditations, and the boat rides? Surely Mary was proud to call us her children.