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The Seton Alumnae Association

The Seton Alumnae Association has been in existance since 1926, when the Seton building on Charles Street opened its doors. Dues in 1926 were $1 and are only $10 now, after 80 years! The mission of the Seton Alumnae Association is to keep the Seton spirit alive at Seton Keough High School through financial support of the school and its mission to provide a first-rate, Catholic education to young women.

Upcoming Events

• Sun., March 14—Mother-Daughter Fashion Show at Town and Country Caterers, 2319 Hammonds Ferry Rd., at 3 p.m. For further information please contact Pam King Smith at 410-615-6788 or Pamela@king-king.com.
• Sat., March 27—SKAA Easter Egg Hunt at 11 a.m. Children ages 3 and up: $2; Children under 2: free.
• Fri., April 16 to Sun., April 18—Seton Keough Theatre Department Presents Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Ticket information will be posted on the Seton Keough home page or call the school at 410-646-4444.
• Mon., April 19—Crusader-Gator Golf Tournament at the Country Club of Maryland. See the Golf Tournament web page for details and to register: »Crusader-Gator Golf Tournament.
  
• Wed., May 26—Graduation at 7:30 p.m. at the Cathedral of Mary our Queen. All alumnae are welcome. Reunion classes celebrating their 25th and 50th anniversaries will be a special part of graduation. Details to be mailed in the Spring.

Honoring the Life of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

The year 2009 marks the bicentennial anniversary that St. Elizabeth Ann Seton founded the first religious order for women and laid the foundation for Catholic education in the United States. The Sisters of Charity and Daughters of Charity have a number of events planned to mark this special anniversary. Please visit the Seton Legacy Bicentennial web site at: www.setonlegacy.org.

Seton Keough's Art Department Chair, Mrs. Myra Perel, was commissioned to create a mural to honor St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. After taking hundreds of photos at Emmitsburg, at the Mother Seton House on Paca Street, and at Seton Keough High School a photo mural of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton was created. The mural was the feature of a window at the Pratt Main Library on Cathedral Street.

Seton Alumnae Association Board
President: Pat Wallace S'60. You may email Pat with questions: Email Pat Wallace
Vice President: Edda Rosskopf S'56
Corresponding Secretary: Marsha Wight Wise S'84
Recording Secretary: Patricia Jankowski Mitchell S'56