Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Ch ere is no Letter model for fke Gfmericcuz Gaflwfic woman. Sister Constantia supervises Peggy Sanks and Barbara Zer- husen as they prepare a bulletin board. MOTHER SETON GUILD Mother Seton Guild is numbered among the spiritual organizations here at Seton. Its primary purpose is to work for further- ing the cause of canonization of Elizabeth Ann Seton. Essay and poster contests help to awaken the interest of the student body in the saintly life of their patroness. Daily prayer is also offered for this cause. The officers of the Guild, Paula Skelton, Anna Marie Moylan, Barbara Zerhusen and Peggy Sanks, look at scenes from the life of Mother Seton.

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Donna Marie Murphy initiates her sister, Eileen, into the practice of contributing to the Sacred Heart Legion sacri- fice box. onzcuz is a reffecfioiz of god. LEGION OF THE SACRED HEART The Legion of the Sacred Heart has for its aim and purpose prayer and sacrifice for religious vocations in the Archdiocese of Baltimore. Father John McCall, director of this organization at Seton, gives generously of his time for group conferences and private interviews. Working under the direction of Monsignor Ells, archdiocesan director of vocations, Father McCall has developed a program whereby he visits Seton two days a month. Setonites find this program both enlightening and interesting. Father McCall addresses student body at one of the monthly meetings. Monsignor Ells., Archdiocesan director of vocations, visits Seton and is greeted by one of his own parishioners, Catherine France.