Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Year games bring skits and laughs. It must have been o sophomore who scored two points. lfmr Games Year Games, Seton's most popular activity, drew its usual packed house. We are warmed by the memory of hoarse but jubilant voices cheering teams, the anxiety of all Setonites during the game, and the final joy of seniors and sophomores as they emerged victorious. The skits added many laughs to a tense evening. Good playing and fine sportsmanship chalked another success in the year of the athletic department. SHS Mutiny straight from Broadway. Oil

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I in an W ,Q I nn s .. i 'I Af Q I .fi I N YEAR Ill, SECTIONS 6A-7 Firsf row: A. Bruggy, A. Bach, Cole, P. Baker, A. Cava- naugh. Second row: B. Rawa, L. Mason, Mary L. Sullivan, C. Klappenberger, G. Moniague, Third row: D. Gregoslci, M. A. Kopec, B. Bees, M. A. Tontz, M. Smifh, E. Schmitz. , YEAR Ill, SECTIONS 5-6B First row: P. Bossle, E. Braid, H. Buettner, P. Carr, E. Carmen. Second row: B. Chapin, C. Bierman, A. Behler, K. Brodt, E Beck. Third row: M. Bendiuk, M. Arthur, M. A. Benner, N Bendiuk, J. Baker. N5:.,Iu Q I t 'I QI YEAR Ill, SECTIONS 6A-7 First row: R. Narbuf, S. Peltz, E. Moore, C. Marshall, M. Monti, S. Mafassa. Second row: J. Lux, J. Messer, I.. Regesler, C. Marshall, M. Mahan. Thrid row: P. Novotny, B. McDougall, J. Murphy, M. A. Liberto, J. Fleming, M. Trainor.