Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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is fmced Ay gays finger. GRADUATION As the last girl received her diploma, the realization that Seton was now a part of our past swept over us. We all knew this day would come but We have not expected it so soon. Many of these girls were in our freshman homerooms. What a long, long time ago that was, and now we are assem- bled together ior the last time. We would never see many of these people again, but we would always remember them for they were a part of Seton and Seton composed our lives and thoughts for four years. As our lips sang the praises of God, our hearts were singing: Thank you, Dear God, for Seton, my Catholic education, my teachers, and all my friends. Hz, Pk . ' at '3 N3l f II. B 5 , - l V bn , L A George Monius, who has assisted with the conferring of diplomas for twenty years, finds a diploma for his daughter, Mary Catherine, among this year's graduates. Graduates listen attentively as Bishop Sebastian sends them forth to give to Catholic womanhood the dignity that all womanhood has lost. I l

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, ,at We have remembered Enrnthg G5unthzr who prematurely celebrated her Eternal Commencement