Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Qblzysicaf activities are izzsfmmerzfs for S4 The officers of the A.A., Beverly Jones, Mary Elder, Martha Kuhn, Ellen Kreiger, Kathleen Henry, Pat Mildenburg discuss future activities with Mrs. Polyanski and Sister Jerome. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Athletic Association develops physi- cal fitness, sportsmanship and leadership while providing an outlet for recreation and relaxation. Mrs. Polyanski, the gym in- structor, in her first year at Seton has stressed the need for physical coordination. Sports such as softball, basketball and vol- leyball round out the schedule of activities during the year. Cheerleading at Seton is divided between two groups: the Varsity and Junior Varsity. Both, however, have the identical aim, that of stimulating inter- est in the athletic events sponsored by-the school. up and awayg Seton vs. Kenwood. Mary Elder receives honor of Athlete of the Year at All Awards Night.

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fo flze arf of rufizzq wise . Junior Counselors assemble. to devise snappy slogans for Co-operation Week. The minutes are read and approved because of the efficiency of the Secretaries Kathy Simon and Barbara Klutz. 4 tg,

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krqiizq resofufe 6029 Jiscipfilze wills. Sefzferl-Rosemary Benson, Mary Elder, Marcia Cornelius, lrene Bendler. Katherine Kallas, Pat McCarson and Mary Anna Green. Kneeling or stmzrling-Ann Lingenfelder, Anna Singer, Pat Justes, Mrs. Polyanski, Dolores W'illia1ns, Carolyn Mister zmrl Martha Kuhn. Four arms but only one hall-a toss up between Seton and I.N.D. Irene Bendler and Joyce Thierfelrler demonstrate deck tennis to the other members of the Elective Class.