Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Father Walsh explains the Mass at a demonstra- tion during Parish Loyalty week. Parish Loyalty Holy Mass is an action-holy Mass is something we do. This was the theme of Parish Loyalty Week. The importance of the Mass as a unifying factor in the lives of all Catholics was stressed at the demonstration Mass held at Seton during this week. Reverend Eugene A. Walsh S.S. explained how we could better participate in each action of the Mass as Father J. Joseph Gallagher went through the ceremonies. Represented at this demonstration were all parishes to which Setonites belong. Father Gallagher holds the paten during a solemn part of the Mass. .hte lfnltill tdttll- Y. Members of the student body receive Communion during the Mass held in Parish Loyalty week at Seton. At the collect, pieces of paper containing student's offerings were collected and placed near the altar. Parish Loyalty Week also gives Father McGuire a chance to get in a few extra jokes with P-1'ers. l l

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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.

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lik Pot Rosslmchk turn to conduct Q religion class for Sisler Mcrdeleine's 208. Mulw i1 yourself! Seniors Eleanor Noppenberger, Murguret Smith ond Mary Louise Dency admire their creations. lil! r ,AN Lc:Verne McKenna, Pot Nczunton and Put Slroh arrange bibliogruph under Sister Zoe's guidance. OR A toast To the gala holilciy. lllr r if 'T all