Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Oiiflz the perfecting of imfeffiqezzce mmf go fraizzinq for feaderslzip LEADERS CLUB All clubs serve an educational purpose. We learn so much from the various activities-much not included in textbooks. We develop the art of taking orders gracefully and how to get along with others. All clubs are coordinated by the Leaders Club which is an assemblage of the heads of all school organizations presided over by the president of the Children of Mary. '4Nearer to Jesus--closer to Mary was the motto of the Leaders Club during this school year. Jean Ziolkowski, Patricia Johnson and Mary Patricia Johnston discuss plans for the next Leaders Club meeting f Charles Gamba from Polytechnic helps Pat Johnson and Marlene Bisasky, Mary Catherine Monius, Katherine Mary Pat Johnston conduct a fashion show. 52 Simon, and Seton Finnessy smile as Sister Dolores serves them refreshments at the Leaders Club party