Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Eddie Wilhelmsen, President of the Junior Class, checks to see that everyone knows her lines for the Garden Party skit. JUNIOR ACTIVITIES This year is prologued by happy anticipation. Your eiforts in school seem to bring some tangi- ble reward. You flash a ring before the eyes of the underclasses. You enhance your feminine beauty with the softness and fullness of an eve- ning gown as you set out for the Junior Prom. But you also realize that you are receiving a larger share of responsibility. The class of '59 has proven that they, by their good will and effi- ciency will proudly and capably assume leader- ship at Seton. The eyes of the Junior class are on Pat Fogg and Pat Mister as they practice for the Garden Party skit.

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Anticipating their Rhapsody in Blue, Juniors, Barbara Hcacock, Maury Minor and dates ascend the stairs to the beautifully decorated auditorium. JUNIOR PROM February 14, 1958, went down in the minds of the junior class, as one of the greatest occasions in their lives. For many girls, it was a night of great expectations, since it was their iirst big formal dance. wllhe Men of Noten, playing familiar favor- ites, were an essential part in making this an unforgettable evening. As the girls in pastel gowns and their dates streamed out of the prom, the strains of Rhapsody in Bluew followed them down the paths of memories. The receiving line, consisting of parents of juniors, graciously welcomed the early arrivals at the Junior Prom.