Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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As Rosalie Kelly presents a golden rose to Our Lady, members of the Leaders' Club look on during the annual invocation. LEADER ' LUB Plans are discussed for the oulsfanding activiiy of lhe year-The Fighting 69th.

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The outstanding school organization is the Leaders' Club. The purpose of this organization is to integrate all school ac- tivities under the patronage of Mary, our immaculate Mother. Through the endeav- ors of the members of the Leaders' Club, the heads of the various clubs and organ- izations, Setonites are better able to enioy fully the spiritual, scholastic and social life offered by their school. The com- mencement of the Fighting Sixty-ninth by the Leaders' Club during this school year has done much to enhance the Marian spirit which characterizes the life of all true Setonites. Thus, this year, the club has extended its campaign beyond the walls of Seton. Traditional surprises are carried on at Seton as members ofthe Leaders' Club celebrate with a surprise party given by Sister Mary Geraldine. Rosalie Kelly, president of the Children of Mary, crowns Blessed Mother during the May procession.

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'L' WR AID f W se A ' TD M r r Sister Mary Barbara and mission helpers view results of '56 Bolivia drive A chance for Setonites to display zeal is granted by the CSMC Mission Unit. Activi- ties of this organization combine enthusiasm with true Christian charity. To encourage in- terest in the propagation of the faith at home and abroad is the object of the Unit. Key- noting charity the Seton Crusaders have ac- cepted Christ's challenge to give at the cost of personal sacrifice. Material as well as spiritual offerings have been shipped from Seton High to Bolivia, to the Bishops' Relief Fund and to Catholic Charities' Appeal. With the courage of true crusaders, Setonites stand ready to cooperate in any mission activity. Sister Zoe's room open hearts and poclretboolxs to the familiar mite box. ' z