Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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accompanies fke perkcfing of fha ilzfeffecf. NA is-.. M Smiling librarians, Pat Hayden, Margie Kane, Jean Mary Lynch, Marie Kreis, and Grace Vinci enjoy re- Cibson, Pat Durmer, examine some of the unusual freslunenls at the annual Library Christmas Party. books from the lihraryis collection. Sister Mary James and her helpers, Susan Flanagan, Pat Smith, Mary Lynch, and Margie Kane fold pamphlets prepared especially for Lourdes Weeli. '1-1-wwf f X on 5 N-ix . K

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raining jbr the right use of feisare time Members of the Library Council enjoy their duties of llOllS6Cl88llilIg' the library staff room. LIBRARY COUNCIL The Library Council of Seton is synonymous with Loyalty, Courtesy, and Service. Most people look at the neatly arranged rows of books and admire the bulletin boards, but few realize that credit for this goes to a staff of outstanding Seton- ites who volunteer service for two hours a week before or after school. These girls service the library and process new books. They enjoy nib- bling on cookies from the famous 'cCookie Jarf' plan weinie roastsi' at Seton Institute, attend conventions with the Poly boys, make merry at the annual Christmas party, soothe their tired nerves with Bing Crosby recordingsg and in gen- eral keep Seton High students fancy-free and book-wise. President, Patricia Smith, and Vice- President, Mary Lynch, are two of the hard- working girls who can be seen in the library almost any morning or afternoon. Members of the Library Council happily serve themselves at the holiday party. v-'g--..-, , 2, fx' .141 V..-'fax-X -, s K4 ,- X'il.fX i1.'Qllai2 2 fifjgf K .fit f :V----fi.,-r A

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woman tends fo acf as slze flzinks Thursday, and once again the Louisettes are off to the Melchior Nursing Home to visit the sick and aged. Mary Lynch and Pat Enclres IIIICPVIC ' ' wlVIrs.M LOUISETTES AND RED CROSS The Louise de Marillacs take part in Catholic Action by giving spiritual and temporal assist- ance to the aged. Generosity and a spirit of sacriice are the requisites for the members of the Louise de Marillac Association. Visits to the poor and sick means relinquishing one's own leisure time. Setonites visit City Hospital, Mel- chior Home, Montebello Hospital, Jenkins Memo- rial Hospital andthe Little Sisters of the Poor. Their purpose is to shed happiness on those old people whose lives have felt the blight of sorrow or loneliness. Violette,' is a bi-monthly paper which keep all members posted on club activities. President, Patricia Endres, received the Catholic Action Award for outstanding service to others. Red Cross activities are also sponsored by the Louise de Marillac Association. in Kirkleigh Villa on a recent telecast.