Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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you fo zz sense 0 2 fini' I0 ay lil? A W L- -nf- liosvnmry Henson and Mrs. Florence Bell look on as Harry AXQIIPS 'l'ril1ull, bowling manager, Shows ller trophy to Molly Lougllrun. Netons out of town gue-tx 'llle lmmuulalc COIICCPIIOII of XX uslung,lon lnttle wnlmntlw hu! SPIOIIIICG emerged N Il IUFIUU s Nl tx r ,lc rome dn pl n-. lln low-ted -oftbnll tropln to Fllen Krueger t--ut ml liusme-N 'llm npr I nrol lxdrmher, Treasurer Mlry Flder, n v nn In lrtl it slime ll ll: pri'-1 nt ltne intl lry ltrn ll o lllNlllll, VII 0 Plc sult nt Ntons ,lumor Y lfhlly nmlms 1 pretty picture da Put MtCdFs0ll. Nanny llc Cumillo Fllen Kruger Gail 0Niel, Anita lomburdl. ,I 'mn fi le l I0 ll'llllf Friclfll. .inn Rodenke. Ginny Sturgeon Iimmie Baer. leggy llenekon. Beverly jones, Pat Mister, Dianne lllnir. and Audrey Brice give us one of their many victorious smiles. S-I mv 1 1

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,.. f :g h 14-o ' ' i .hm Kilduff. president, presents a bouquet to Blessed Mother. as Mary Patricia Johnston reads an act of Consecration. This was the A. A.'s contribution for llalriun Week sponsored by the Leaderis Club. wi!! me a ways urging ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Since its lu-ginning. the Athletic Assoeiation has kept alixf' the school spirit of Seton, lfnder the leadership of Nlrs. Bell and guidance of Sister Jerome, the students retained and taught tht- rules for good sportsmanship. Athletics is an integral part of svliool affairs that promotes lc-ann work as su-ll as entertainment. The highlight of the sports year is the Year Claim-s. xxhin-h were anticipated by each and cverv Setonitt. .M any time of tht- day. from early morning until tht- lute hours of evening. there is always activity in the gym. Time cannot daunt tht- energy and spirit of the members of the A. A. lt's a vietorv for Seton' as Catholic Hivh and Seton Members ol the Varsity smile tontently as .mother basketball season elnlmsmsucully play to Wm. eomes to a close. Back to front are: Beverly Fryer, Mary Elder, Mary Anna Green. Ann Kilduff. Nlartlia Zinnert, Carol Karcher, Mary Ann Ni i Craun. Irene Bendler, Dolores Dudley, Marcia Conelius, Martha 1' Kuhn, and Dolores Ytilliamsz Rosemary Benson-center. ' 'm'

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Tips on teamwork und good sportsmanship were given to the student body by Beverly Fryer, Vince Rossa of Calvert llall, Ann Kilduff, Richard Murphy of Mt. St. Joseph, Carol Karcher, und llob ,lm-kull of Loyola. fuzz wifb you In Me cheering fbronqs .. ' .J Putting their best foot forward are Varsity Cheerleaders ffront rowj Pain Hetz. Barbara SllllllllllCf9l , Captain, Mary Louise M M M- .....4...,- , ,.-.....,. Mc Ping-pong tournaments were popular with Seton's sophomores. Elizabeth Fisher, Catherine Sipes, and ,loan Dyott believe in practicing for perfection. 88 Lu. fback rowj Pat lluckman, Put Liberto, Dianne Spellacy, and Grace Kelly.