Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Gordon Porterfield of Loyola shows written proof to colleagues and opponents. Sister Catherine slips a word of advice to future speakers. Connie Dougherty, secretary, keeps notes on debates and meetings. Joan Anderson opens a debate-Seton vs. Loyola,

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i Qi v.,.A1 tx e 1 Q t N 'J f . I X f' 4 ,lx t i President and second nega- Vice-president and first af- tive speaker, Joan Anderson. firmative speaker, Constance DeShesky, GPN. C?- is G Lucille D'Emidio, aliirmative Catherin Monius, first neg- alternate. ative speaker. 54 -1. 4 , L' ix 3 is Second affirmative speaker, Negative alternate, Margar Rita Cole. Sanks. Debating 61116 In keeping with the tradition of the speaking ability of women, the Maritain Debating Club gives an outlet to those who long for something important to say. With a list of competent orators, Seton carries on this year an outstanding record as proof of the capability of her students. The members instill in themselves not only an extensive knowledge of the effectiveness of good speech, but also the gifts of pure reasoning and sound argument-something that will prove useful to them in the future as it does to the present success of their team.

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Father Conway pauses for o word with seniors cl faot of golden stairs. i-nuns fxuzzzmn ' ' Wi 1.2.41-:is Qi 1 g-,firing ,gi-L... +3 i 'xii Lauroine Langis, Betty Sasnda, Dolores Parlett, Jossete Corteggiano, and Connie DeShesky discuss the retreat with Father Conway, retreat master.