Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Beatrice G. Burke 90 Locust Street Holy Rosary School “Her eyes are homes of silent prayer.” Marion C. Burns 312 Conkey Avenue St. Bridget’s School “I love the name of honour more than I fear death.” Marion A. Busendorfer 87 Adams Street Immaculate Conception School One of the most quiet of a quiet (?) crowd. A girl loved by all her classmates. Helen A. Cullinan 340 Birr Street St. Bridget ' s School Helen by her marvelous playing has found a corner in the hearts of her friends whom she pleases so willingly. M. Lucille Daley 150 Kenwood Avenue No. 29 School Worry or trouble never change her counte¬ nance of sunshine, merriment, laughter. Helen L. DeLano 1 Willow Street Cathedral School A rather timid little lady, admired by all the girls because of her gentle manner. Seventeen

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Commercial Class Eleanor M. Bailey 439 Portland Avenue Holy Redeemer School It has been Eleanor’s greatest misfortune to have her name begin with Ba” as so many things were apt to go in alphabetical order, when Eleanor would prefer to remain in the background. Helen M. Barry 2 Kensington Street St. Augustine’s School “Helen, will you please speak louder?’’ Marguerite D. Beck 21 Yale Street Blessed Sacrament School Marguerite’s witty and ready answers have saved the class more than once from awkward situations. Mildred E. Bettner 188 Lincoln Street Holy Redeemer School Mildred’s ringing laugh is one of the joys of the class, for it reminds you of silver bells and rippling streams. Emily B. Brescia 256 Davis Street Mt. Carmel School Emily always had the habit of being in school before other girls had harkened to the call of the alarm clock. Lillian A. Brown 524 Ames Street Holy Apostles School Lillian, the unassuming and reliable, who could never be phased by the most difficult questions.

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Marion V. Dennis 235 Electric Avenue Sacred Heart School Our actress from whom we expect great things. A Bernhardt in the making. However, Marion is far from worldly minded. Did you hear the compliment she received from our religious instructor? Elizabeth V. Dillon 28 Myrtle Street, Le Roy, N. Y. Le Roy High School As pure as a pearl And as perfect, a noble and innocent girl. Marion T. Dingledine 653 Main Street West Holy Apostles School 9:05, Marion enters: Well, it wasn’t my fault, I missed the car! Terisita C. Dorschel 75 Charlotte Street St. Joseph’s School Her maiden gentleness charms all. Margaret E. Dower 337 Reynolds Street Immaculate Conception School Why worry and take all the joy out of life?” Margaret A. Dwyer 42 Texas Street Holy Apostles School What was that you said? Start it over again! Tell me all about it. Eighteen