Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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or womezzls actions feczvelz the worfd. LEGION OF DECENCY Ever since its inception, the Seton Legion of Decency has endeavored to reach out and meet the demands of youth. It attempts to lay a snare for the indecency which undermines the prin- ciples of Catholic teachings. It has been gratifying to realize that the Legion of Decency Evaluation Committee now includes the rating of TV and radio programs as well as motion pictures. The homeroom representatives of this organization are wide-awake. Each week they notify their prospective classes of all ap- proved current entertainment. This year the members of the Legion of Dcency here at Seton received from the Holy Father, The Apostolic Blessing and a letter of thanks for the good Work they are doing. A letter from the Pope is read by Sister Claire and Nancy Love. t K .,V, .VV, it ti' .5 , K ll' L' l 1,29 ' :T 5 ll T' 1' fi'i1 in V lit' A N. V , ,,t. it V 'il' ' ' l ll You need not go blindly is what Charlotte Rock, Betty Eckert, and Carol Schreiber believe and so peruse the Legion of Decency movie list. Nancy Love, President of the Legion 'of Decency, discusses with the members of the club cleanliness in our daily life.

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Kim weffare of fha worfd ciepezz 5 on wonzmzkind Joyce Frank, Pat Handley and Mary Helen Cronin enjoy their ice cream while preparing medals for the Bolivian drive. CSMC The CSMC is a spiritual organization which took for its motto this year, Jesus, Mary, I love You! Save souls! The unit includes all Seton- ites, who by their prayers and sacrifices, aim to make Christ better known and loved. Two repre- sentatives from each homeroom take turns in promoting the various mission activities. This year the CSMC reached a new height in its mem- bership drive, Christmas card sale, Bolivian Drive, and the Bishops' Relief Fund. Some of their other activities include making green scapu- lars, rosaries, fixing chains and medals. The students consume hundreds oi hours after school in this active apostolate. S. M. Barbara directs Carol Young, president of C.S.M.C. to make arrangements for final meeting. 1.-naw f -1.,rf,m,.-if f A fu., 1- fy ti M . .1 if 2, sw ,f 'f ..,. A . . 1 .fe I r i f ,, ez .r fb' . fn. - '- . ' f T H 3 .,.Qf11esh!f1f?f5fil59 li 'tif 'Q ff Q . J - 4 i .ZQ..fif2ff:l523i::fii3isii'i5iEizit Ziff-iii ' ii iiiifiiwiil ' . m vfi2vf'ft' ' r f'-t ievgfa T r N igyg,5g,1:Zz 'f 1,1.g,',.,s uf,3,-qisa1-sfgwxt-fg ' i '- ' V nfg:g3.ffwQg: H -f 1.' X., s Ezillazii' 'S-ffg:w,fff1stir2.433P -, . .. .. ., 1-qmL1q.,r1f WI rw ., X53 il?Fa.f.-iv-4sf2r1'- 'K' , , 'z!11afHgg-2359 'f12sv'gs,,:-- 'K if glfisgtb' . .rsifif2.as3fzm!?-iw., t 3115924 N 352 ,M l ,ag-zfftfqffzifrqiifijiiffiiiiaatfr 'iiififif' . 5,Hilfe,AMfiifsaififitagfii6Fzt's5fEfEi-iiiiiv figs ...,i. f. Y' - SQE, i 4,2Qi122E54if!gQfig?ig54,gfgQggzwigq, '1SZ3jf32.s1jg. ,P HH!Qfz155g?fif,s3i:g:sfg12atsgfsfiflftstfdsiiiiaiit.Qffsgfrgfzg. ,355 tetafgligisigg eiifsgtigeffqgztzgiim is wasWT-2:115252211gfggifwfiisfieifggzfiefsg. +522 --or sqtatf. S-42552 if1fezf:fiF1'QQ?QQt53fEz5i. f N ' 'Mff.IEii-Elgildi?3fEQi?fa,iZi:ff5'if'fl?it2ifS:Ellifi5ZffQQiiif '5 'iiifgig-.'l 22112219 MWifi!iEieii5?f?Q?Q5fi' , , i'mg231-zrifzgaiigwgfrmfafqvft imaz, , ffm - t'--fi' M- lf 555W?fgz:2zs:v7515533 'f'2vf:5!--- !.fpsg.1?'pf1grsfffr.ggsv.ff!?z2,4ssf.49553raw: ...Q ,effx:gM-63131.ggwg- fp ,, 'pg ,iJigZA4Es,w3g,f:. iw Efizfeiiiiff-ill5325'!S?i2ffiHEE f2!ih 'Raitt fi?.'?'ffir+t8. I 1 ' LSU' 'fis55afEff5if3!E4fii1:f2?lE. ,. . A if?if555555-fiIli?Eiiifiiiiiflfiifgiii i -Q - A ,Y ,- -' ,Q , 1 15 -' ..f-'.ff,fe'::12.f,-Q:'?,,-iii! va' -f 1 '1i5' Y A - If-, is wi,,if,-flfezilm Q if A'3Eiff-2fa2ffQEi2mifgssw31k ssl f'z - fi1i' 3,- 1 5,iifu2f2f.feflElf?-iffjvi' .. I. !S,f:i ii, uf-h,aaw' r-,1iS5.1.,i..1gEz5Wgg -t5gsf1i?1a1:- ag.. gg- ,z iffggggy . .- -iTf.17i2f'ffII5 1452 .' z 'HRfif ' 1 ,gi :fi t u,- e'gg, ,?sf.f5T,g -f H ' er-eff-5' at sail: . ay- 5 . 1-f':-f' 'i f ' i'rg2?f1'aa?3Ei3i -. ff at ' ' 'Aww t 'if-fists? 'W I - , fix I -5. ,ie,suiteg12iis1255Q2ggv - . -' 1 x if .4 bn' Q. ,gr - M Q yy -3' ee 'iii-4z'f:e1-f ' 'J' ,ji if gil if ff' ,F ,..,,,,. 'i . N Anita Lombardi, Seton's Queen of Hearts, smiles after crowning Mary as Queen of the Missions.

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Gilppre emiozz of what is fmfy qreaf in drama Anita Lombardi, June Noll, Joyce Thicrfclfler, Clorinda Zea, with Sister Mary 'William look through their scrapbook of past Dramatic Club presentations. Philomena, played by Leona Schmoll, fakes a fainting spell to fool the-school mistress in the second act of '5The Divine Reward. DRAMATIC CLUB Acting ability is not a prerequisite for admit- tance into the Dramatic Club. More important is a willingness to work for the success of dra- matic productions. The club offers its own reward by developing poise and personality. Staging, make-up, lighting and costuming are important factors in play productions. Mem- bers of the Dramatic Club are given training and practice in these fields. That Sister Mary William trains in technique and presentation is attested by the productions of this year. The Christmas performance and the annual spring play, 6'The Divine Reward were professionally done. Nor should we overlook the fact that the recognition scene from Anastasia won first place in the contest sponsored by St. Joseph College.