Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Who will be section volleyball champs? Cheerleaders cheer ihe Qeam fo victory. Time out for the team while boosters build up spiril 971 Stand up and cheer for dear old Sefonf' - . 9 .

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Athletic Assvciufian To foster good sportsmanship in competitive sports is the primary purpose of the Athletic Association. lts various activities cover a wide range from ping-pong to kick-ball. Under the leadership of Mrs. Bell and the A.A. officers the program has extended tremendously this year. Swimming and tumbling have been added as extra-curricular activities. Volley ball and tennis are now included in the regular class periods. During the spring season physical education classes have had the opportunity of partici- pating in two sports. Special tournaments have been conducted with the winners enjoying a special treat in class. Several students received intra-mural ratings in basketball which entitles them to referee games within the school.

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74 nunnunum: ll ll nu n nun l rm. Checking equipment for a successful year of intramural and inter- scholastic sports are A, A. officers, Betsy Allen, presidentp Edda Ross- lnopf, treasurer, Carol Karcher, vice presidentg Mary Ann Craun, busi- ness managerg Mary Ann Green, assistant business manager and Patricia Thornton, secretary. Softball entices seniors from classes. L..-J, l