Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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.d ave opelze your eyes fo f e marve 5 0 creafzolz H Z lieto oflim-era, Barbara Klotz, Treasurer, Judith Ueilfus, Secretary, Judith Murphy. Vive-President and Nadia llenduik, President, help Sister Angela, Vloderutor, tn prepare for an monthly meeting. ldentifying the uilves of the heart dur- ing biology class are Mary Margaret Xelligan, Celests Reisinger. Virginian 0,Lf'i-lI',', and Rosemary Murphy. MClllbCfS of the lleto Klub bring thu: 1 lll'lN mls llllll 0 the :fed it Lllllt Sisters of the Poor with their 1 :rules and will wishes

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fl have fauqlzf you cuz cuzciezzf science, eferzzaffy yowzq SCIENCE CLUB Hy studying nature and its workings, one be- eomes close to God and realizes His goodness, Such is the purpose of Setonis lfraneis P. llarvan Seienee tllult. lincler the direetion of Sister Jean. numerous aetixities take plaee which not only inerease oneis knowledge. lint also supply enter- tainment. With Sisteris ussistanee. the mysterious realms of seienee are investigated. llowever. the ilf'llYlllk'S are not eonlinerl to sehool alone. and neither is it all work and no play. lfiehl trips are made to hospitals, sehools. and business organizations. ln addition to this. an oeeasional party also aclfls spiee to eluh activities. Students are ulilt- to view the IIlt'Illl1t'l'S. projeets when they are exhihiterl at the Seienee lfair. Although this vlnlw is limited to students of the third ancl fourth years who take ehemistry and physies. it is well athnirecl and very popular with the seienee-minrlecl students. ,-Li, .A v--V W ,,,-,,F, ,E Un a guided tour through SteiH s Silver Plant, Kathleen Wieiilall, Virginian Mettee, Betty Widmeyer, Catherine 0'Hura, Elizabeth Hobbes, Margaret Kantzes, Catherine Grumwell, Steiflws Guide, and Dorothy Parella, members of the Science Club, stop to admire a pewter display. Future Scientists, Ellen Moore, vice pres., Frances Heilker, eorres. sec., Elizabeth Fisher, president, und Nuns-y Hurig., ree. see., pay elose attention as Sister ,lean explains an experiment. Q rum vu- ut 1 sq...v