Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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U6 1720? 6 WOHZQIZ EXPVESSES lldffedf 9 , Q . r Joan Corbi and Mary Catherine Dnnleavy take care of the mailing of Seton High News. 1 .f l l ,F b A U if 5,4 lx jf -N V -1' 4 . Cale Martin, Pat Bonniea, and Angela Bialzak check write-ups before they go to the printer. SETON HIGH NEWS Seton High News, which is published monthly, reports the busy life of Setonites. lt tells not only the story of activities, but also the stories of the girls themselves. The task of covering the news does not end with meeting deadlines and running to the printer. Members of the staff learn to appreciate their art at press conferences on the campus of Maryland University and Columbia University. Rating a '4First Class Honor Ratingv from NSPA and a Second Class Honor Ratingi' from CSPA, Seton High News has entered the race for 5'lVledalist. Miss MeTcagne, moderator of the Seton High News, advises Florence Harbold, Pat Hop- kins and Mary Annc Ellis how to improve the next edition.

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if is qreafer fo pro ace if. Last row-Sylvia Smarclo, Gwendolyn Foard, Carol Filson, Roberta Towekamp. Third row-Barbara Woronka, Ihna Rosskopf, Lillian Notorangelo, Barbara Osenburg, ,loan McLean, Elaine Wallbillieck. Second row-Kitty Keating. Mary Hensley, Catherine McKenna, Barbara Barrctto. Ronnie Moulton. First row-Bernie Walsh, Rita Wriglit, Frances Kosnik. Last row-.loyce North, Charlotte Dulaney, Teresa Zerhusen, Kathleen Long. Third row-Suzanne Franz, ,loan Bittman, Lauretta Beard, Mary Ellen Sawyer, Barbara Hoeck, Mary Stump. Second row- Donna Flannery, Pat Denibowski, Regina Hirt, Marlene Widmyer, Carol Koehler. First row-Mary Margaret Oles, Cassie Gilbart, Lana Ooltschalk, Rose Marie Annarelli, Mary Cilbart, Anita Beres, Mary Long. Red Weskits, how ties and charcoal skirts mean one thing at Seton. The Orchestra is performing. They have participated in assemblies, held their own concerts, and won their own awards. Rated Superior at the Catholic University Spring Festival, Seton High Orchestra lends its time and talents unendingly. Lou Rapp, the first Seton winner of the John Philip Sousa Band Award, with Cale Liszewski, Marty Zinnert and Mr. Hipp aflmire the plaque. The Orchestra officers, Mary Gilbart, Liz Malin, Trudy Karr, and Sister Allllll Mae total the ballots of the in-coming officers.

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flze more influence 5 e exerfs. 's -ft? . Mary Pat Callahan and Carol Hammond take care of Pat Danahcr, Thelma Crnsfw and Ellen Krueger enjoy thelr paste-ups for the news page. own sports stories. 'LLook Sister, it's a Strobon how they 'can use it. ar! Carolyn Belvin, June Noll, and Betty lxerns demonstrate 'L 'Ai fl