Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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U fem? your pm fo qelzffe creafiveizess i4 1' x Rx -- .it YIGNETTES ,nettvs is S4-tmrs litvrury niaguzim- in which osv girls utm have Ll tails-nt for cictitiw writing or tlraisiiig :nay display it. lif-twc-c-11 its covers - it-st short stories. povms, rssuys. kt-tm-lics and rt-xieiss. .-XII material iiirltxtlml is xsrittvn hy Sa-tmiitvs. sc-lvcte-tl and arranged hy 1- Iiti-rztry. urt :uid layout staff under tht- upe-rxisimi of Nliss tlttt-rlu-in. This inaguzine is 1 re-llwtimi ol' ilir imtigination. svriousnvss. l-vanity. uit. ziml liumor which is always pre-Smit Sn-ton. lt is at re-ll:-vtioii of thi- Spirit of K 1 ' St-toni-tliait xmmlm-i'f11l swim-tliing that will nvvcr 9 , P' i Mary l.ou SUIIIOTEI. editor of Vignettvs. and Miss Utterlwin. moderator, seein to he enjoying thc work involved in gvtting the' book off to press. lvt Nxton the-. .Xlthough proofreading requires serious thought. it run also lm vntvrluining. as is evidenvf-d by the girls on the stulT. Standing ure: Ritz: Cole, Christine Solhon, Maury' Ann lzllis. Hairy Shourds. und Dolores llvlanvy. Seats-d ure: Agn:-s fi1lYi.lIlilllgll, Florenve Harbold, Pat Hopkins, Maria Prytulu, and Rosalie' Dontffll. -s i . ff N. i V' i ' 1 , . . 'K ,-K XR

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fha cLerz'sflzeJ nzenzorles of your Gwinn offer SIIEPIIERDESS ln our lu-arts are memories we fhall nt-wr forget. hut il' time mlinis their ltrilliancc. thc yearlvook will re-Capture them. ln it are recortlesl the moft cherifhetl memories of the fc-hool year. llctnlw-rs ol the Shephertless Stall. uncler the fupcrxifion ol' 5iNtcr l.co. tl.-mtv their tinte anml cllorts in the hope that they can IJX'0Kll1L'C a year- ltook worthy of the Setonites who are an intricate part of it. .-Xlong with tht- stress and ftrain there is an 0Yt'l'Wllt'lItllllgI st-use of satisfaction. 'lille lI't'itSlll't' within tht- Silt'ltllt'I'llt'SS will grow in talue and intportancc. lor within it will lite lorcver the true Spirit of Seton. Lois Wagner carefully reads script for one of the clubs before typing it-this is one of her many jobs. 'xv I Z I Xi X ,4- g-L fz 4 V f 3 f ,tp , ,-gf.,-I TL i Layout staff, Charlotte Maskell, Connie Ruzakowski, layout editor, and Christine Franz decide which pictures will best tell the story of the Spirit of Seton. Busy at work with returns and subscriptions are Carolyn Enders, Mary Wagner, Patrice Hammer, Esther Ciulla, Helene llucttner, and Sister Florence Edward of the Business Staff. ap Z 57

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Ulu- ul tlu- xital parts ol N-lon is the lilirary. c iit'l'Llll5l' of its 1-mliplm-lc-zu-ss. SCIOIIHQS can final Q llu- lvoult ol llu-ir vluqive, lu- it eillu-1' for pleasun- or for formal instrluiioli. The lieauty of the lili entirely to Sister Martha and tlu- lilnrary r-umu-il. Xfliliateml Milli Ilu- l.ilw1'a1'x' fiuuiu-il of Xlarvlaiul. be-lon ranks willi tlu- liiglic-sl in the stale-. flu' Library Count-il is in holiday lnood as they enjoy their annual Us-aisa ere .4 lzofd fke forch of fruflz and knowledge Se-ton's Librarians, Kay Turner. Treasurer. Maris Stella Kram, Historian, Sally Keating, Secretary, Eleanora Beck, Presi de-nt, and Aleaisa Horde-nski. Vice President, enjoy a few minutes rest with Sister Martha, Head Librarian. LIBRARY COUNCIL rary and 1-Hic'u-nu-y uilli is-liif-li it is run is due Hooks! Books! Books! Hard at work are Aleaisa Bordenski, Mara-y Kranl, Mary Lynch, Eleanura Beek, and Pat Smith. fillfihllllili Party. ln on the festivities are Mary Kalistu. Hurd:-nski. Marry Kl'1llll, lileannra Hevk, and Kay l'urner. ' -, 1- 9 Y