Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Qylzm 5 I' - 1 . M: if J Pj In the name of all Setonites, Rita Cole, President of the Children of Mary. presents to ollr Lady a floral erown assisted by Mary' Green, Senior Class President. ' ,i Father Coleman, led by Sister Martha and Sister Mary Catherine, brings the Blessed Sacrament to the auditorium before the reeeptiun of the aspirants into the Children of Mary. 26 you ezzfered Sefozz p ace you in flze lzearf of ary mmacufafe, CHILDREN UF MARY 'lihis organization is the most important. sinee it has for its aim the personal sanetilieation of its menihers and an increase of devotion to Mary lmmaeulate. illetnlvership is open to all students who hate the desire to reeeiye Holy Communion neekly. ref-ite the daily rosary. and who show an interest in the speeial aetiyities of the Children of Mary. Panels. diseussions. plays. and debates whielt are of interest to the group are presented monthly. Sister -Miele. and Sister Ann liegis. moderators. lunt- formed sexeral 1-ommittees to furry out the aims ol' the elulv. :Xinong the aetiyities in whit-h these groups partieipate are the distribution of medals. green seapulars. and pamphlets. and the puhliezition of the llarinens. This assoeiation is the heart of Seton and through it other eiuhs are brought eloser together, giving greater honor and glory to Mary. Our Mother. 1 I -4 Student nurses, Ann Ferruggio, Margaret Bell, and Patriei Fringe express the love in the hearts of the girls attendin the Marian Rally by presenting a bouquet to Uur Lady.

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may your every war and acf reffecf ber virfues 1300. ,E Wllilc .hlgelu l,inurdi pounds out tlle last letters of ai Murinews article, Mary Lou Santoru, cditor, up- peatrs pleased with the almost completed product. liitu Cole, president, begins the scllool day lly reciting the morning prayers ovcr tllc l'. A. System. F fusi- 'l'lle Ribbons and Medals llonnnittec, Kay Turner. Green Scupulars ure lnadc by committee niembers f.lI2lll'IIl2.lll, Bonnie Klotz. Marian Mutll and ,ludy Gwendolyn Snyder, Margie Kane. Mary Put tiillliflllilll lgfflilllilll assemble ribbons und medals to be used by llllarlottc Nlnskcll, clmirinan, Concettzt Vinci, and Marv the lilllllll'6'll of Maury. Claire Robinson.