Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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:N -ri if Helly Ann Kern. ,Krlene Fielda. und Ann llavh. members of the Drumutiv Club. hring the Christnuu Spirit to Seton by taking part in the Annual fllll'lSlll1ilS play. ,.nvQ' flzese fllilZq5 may lzrisfmas ring 'gffv an xg' 1' E3 ,Af Claire Skrivun, Arlene Marx. Punt Miller. Anne llruggy, and Lois Wkigner pre pure toys for the children of several poor families. Members of the Junior and Senior classes dance to the music of the xxvlllfll that snowball! Charlotte Maskell should have. but someone must have hit the bull's eye. Debonnuires at the Winter YVallz.

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uf sacrz we L5 Lfs ovwz rewar SERVICES beton heautlful' Thls phrase lb NBI'lllCll hs the order and Clt 3Ill1Il6S5 of our school lt exenlpllfled bw the generosltx and lxlI1ClllCS5 of those on whom ue depend for lnnumerable thlnffs Slster l'laxla at the statlonery Counter IS reads wlth the paper pellells notebooks, and rellvlous artlcles me need Donn Ill the cafeterla Nlster Ullxa has qulte a job feedlnv 1250 hungrs lrls llelplnff Slater are A111116 and Mabel Sam keeps Guard OlllNlllt' the cafeterla maklnv sure straws are Olll of bottles spllled sodas are mopped up and one hundred and one other thlngs On 'Nlr Nlontana and 'Nlr 'Nloyer Carrle and Cleo rests the I'Il8.lIltE'llHIlCC of the bUlldlIlU 'lo each of you me glxe our heartfelt thanks for throuvh woul SSTXICED sou keep Seton beautlful Q blster Flaw I8 dlsplays sehool supplles and rellglous artleles at the statlonery counter to exchange a few frlendlv words bamuel Hall better known to all betonltes as bam IS an lndespensable part of Seton Beautlful 36 1 L 79 6 r r r r . ' ' ' . is . M71 . -. 1 . 7 D ' K C l l 1 I a 4 n M W . . , D 1. F . . D . . . . , U . J ., D , 7 . W B Y Y . . l . . . . . , . E' D 1' - Y i -' ' Cleo and Carrie take a breather from their busy schedule I lf, Y' l. P if ' . ' ' . SU. ' , ' 9 ' K S, V ' ' 1 SG ' 97 I ,. T34 , 'rl - Q, ' 2 V . ' . A .. M

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spirit of lihristinas at Seton. IZ Indy y0lll' lZ6fll'f5 LHVE 50IZq5 fo Sillq '35 Graham Matthews and Mary Green, President of the Senior Class, gaze on the beautiful and decorous Christmas tree which created the holiday spirit at the Winter Waltz. CHRISTMAS AT SETON llear the xoires of eyery Setonite ringing with joy and wonder of Christmas. Listen to r the liiee Lluh sing of the Lhrld horn in liethiehern. Wiateh the Dramatic Club act the wonders of the Natiyity. Dance to the quickened heartbeats as the holidays draw near. Sing the carols that rise from a heart that overflows with lore. Kneei before the Crih of a Babe wrapped in swaddling elothes. Pray to a Virgin for pt-ave on earth and good will to men. See the shining eyes of a girl as she shows a friend the treasures in her homeroom. imagine the happiness of a mother and father as they watch 4 their children open gifts-gifts from Setonites. tfatch the gratitude of a Sister as she thanks tlod for giving her generous girls. Feel the X x x happiness and joy. the awe and heauty. the failh and loxe that desttends like a heayeniy - 1-loud on 21-Slttt N. Charles Street. lfrnhraee this spirit. for this is the true spirit of Seton. This is the spirit that makes the star of Bethlehem shine. the angels sing. the shepherds adore. the Nlagi kneel. This if the Spirit of Christ. the YRA 'wx- Mary Ann Varacalle and Catherine lluarlt make ready the coming of the Baby Jesu by arranging the Christmas Crib in the glass corridor. Pat Shalleross, Kathleen W'ilson, Joanne W'aehter, Marlene Rici, and jean Ziolkowski pack food into neat bundles for their poor family Q or X L 'go' ff - 1 M, t U1 , A r ik N . 3 .5 ' J . 159 ,-. . .1 u Q