Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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, ,N V XX m. E, A i er Mary Grace with Jean McColgan and Joan Wenck bring er to the aged and intirmed on their weekly visits. i w AW , 1. 5. 73 'X i T is Constance Goecke and Patricia Mace look over material to obtain ideas for their Louise De Marillac good-will visits. ,Cauisc dc ,flflarillacs Life is worth living to the poor, the sick and the aged who are brought in contact with Setonites through the generous work of the Louise de Marillacs. Generosity and self-sacrifice are the keynotes of this organization and love of God directed toward His suffering members is the virtue that permeates its activities. New activities of this organization included weekly outings for underprivileged children. Favors distributed by Jean McColgan and Joan Wenck bring brighter smiles to the patients at Montebello Hospital. 85

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Louise De Marillacs work diligently in :wut- ting materials together for their afghu fl-1 51 L lohanna Lux, Mary Ann Gorleslli, and Jean McColgan look with satis- faction on the finished product. Jean McColgan, President, explains the plans for the year while other omcers: Katherine Fioren1a,treasurerg Jaan Kmherine Horenzo and Cymhia Rutlege, secretaryg and Louise Brazier, vice presidentg Hobbs me handy G, ,he me. look on. l l f

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C 'Y , 1 x, ,E fm N. W Packing away the delicacies contributed by the girls lor their poor family are members ol the senior class. HRI MAS Happily setting aut with o Christmas offering for their poor family are senic Pot Battciglia, Jeanne Parisi, Miriam Holler and Judy Srolco. x h Ialvijyz i' fall. 215' A 8 ,ver y yy AJ'-i ffl rm -.V 'N ,s 5. . LX' ynlnnarg 'Qi Vg: ,-V- -. Z' V C, g Two Setcnites prepare an Advent wreath lor the coming of Christ. Busily preparing Christmas cookies are members of the senior foods class Stephenson, Betsy Finnegan and Gene Smith.