Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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fuuf you puuse und look Lack WIZEIZ you lzeur flze souug of my name ff 1 -Q M- x ZZ Sister Dolores, our principal, receives the Senior class gift of S600 from Mary Green at the Breakfast after the Baccalaureate Mass. Mary l.ou Suntora recalls memories, both happy and sud. of our high school days as she reads the class history. Amid smiles und tears. the class of '57 lxreakfusts together for the last time before becoming ulunmue.

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G? place in your memory is aff fhmf .4 c aim, yilllly prayers were oH'ered to Cod that day as the Class of '57 entered the Church to pray together for the last time. GRADUATION MASS 'lihe serene heauty of our Graduation Nlass will long remain in our memories. ln ear-h girlis heart. on each girlis lips were the prayers of thankfulness for those who have guided her through these trouhled waters. Our hearts were raised in silent adoration of Christ and gratitude to llis Blessed Nlother for their loving Care through the years. Our united xoiees aseended in a glorious lleo tiratias. and for these prec-ions moments our hearts overflowed with joy and peaee. ive were soon to pass through the portals of Seton with a feeling of ar-eoinplislnnent and satisfaction. and in our hearts we were conscious of the Spirit that will make ns a part of Seton. Seniors partieipate in the Dialogue Mass 1-losing their years at Seton as they had begun thenl on Saturday, june, alt Saints Philip and James.

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-111 iv' Q92 fave you Sefoiz gfiqfz Sclz00L 0 Gffma afar frue, GRADUATION We- vunle logm-tln-r us stranga-rs. e-uvll lnning sonn-thing ol he-rscll to oller to Se-lun. Wc- worlu-cl and playa-tl. laugzln-tl and pruyt-fl logs-tln-r. Toalzty. nm- cle-part. lasting friends. lor thc- Spirit of Se-ton has niumle- ns one. Wie- mount the stage he-sitating. rm-ralling tht- past. wnmle-ring what floml plans lor our future-. Wie- sing, 'l'h1-se hymns of praise- lime- nvver ln-lore c-vliox-ml so l-OI'Cl'l.lllly. ye-t so swf-1-tly. Sllllllfllly. tha- momc-nt nc- van: nc-xi-r 1'c-c'a1pt11r9 is ln-re znnl then gone-. Wim- are QI'llIlllLllt'S- We- are anxious to nn-vt thf- 1-liullengie of Christ amml tu luring il liltlv IIIUIP lou- and lxinmlnt-ss into tht- 1-nhl nurltl. I Wir- talu- with us als nnivh of St'l0ll-S Spirit as our ln-urls 1-unlnl uraisp annl lmltl mlm-ur. lint in its plum- tu- le-:rw an arluitling lou- lm' our ,-Xllnu Mutt-r. With an impressive talk Bishop Sebastian - - Y . . . W. ,...........1 bids fur:-we-ll In S1'lli0l'S on graduation night. Members of ilu- graduating 1-lass solemnly prom-f-al down the aisle of the Lyric Theatre amid the strains of Pump and f:il'l'UlllblilIll't'. Af