Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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am? ffm doors are flung open fo women. Sister Marcella, Mary Jo Boyd, Angela Bialzak and Pat Cal- lahan discuss the activities of the Red Cross at YVBAL. The officers and moderators agree that bringing someone happiness is worth all the work and effort needed to accomplish it. r in r sfs t tefs 4Qsset i !s'3'

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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.

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ciezzce 5 ows file power of observation. Ginny Mullen helps Sister Jean cut the pizza pie for the Science Club Pizza Party. .4Hi 4-ii The rack of science magazines gives the desired informa tion to Jean Marie Dougherty and Joanne Cucina. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club with its many and varied activities were performed for their benefit. ln our own laboratory would attract even those who are not scientifically in- the young 'iscientistsi' made crystals and with Sister clined. The members this year profited by excellent Jean, the moderator, inspected the work done by the lectures on such topics as contact lenses and x-ray tech- Stieii Silver Company. nology. They visited several colleges where experiments Alicia Froelick, Nancy I-Iarig, and Trudy Karr, physics Ginny Mullen, Lynne Forrest, Carrie Hutchison, officers students, learn about a machine used in class. of the Science Club, construct a bulletin board explain- ing the allotropic forms of sulphur.