Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Violet M. Fromm 58 Hortense Street Holy Family School Her manners gentle, her affections mild. Helen E. Garvin 403 Birr Street Holy Rosary School Helen, our star, could always be relied upon to get the class out of any difficulty with her ready answers. Edna D. Grivet 81 Fernwood Avenue St. Francis Xavier School In Edna’s tiny person we have the embodiment of art and literature. Her essays are works of art, and her drawings—well, you should see them! Ursula M. Hery 145 Masseth Street Holy Apostles School God made a heart of gold, of gold, Shining and sweet and true, Gave it a home of fairest mold, Blessed it and called it—you! Helen T. Kavanaugh 59 Elba Street Corpus Christ! School Our queenly Helen. Her voice and manner speak the lady every time. Dolores M. Kinsella 250 Barton Street St. Monica’s School “A face with gladness overspread, Soft smiles by human kindness bred.” Twenty-one

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Mary V. Feltz 83 Finch Street Holy Rosary School Mary may be a little slow, but if there Is anything she can do for you she will do It and expect nothing in return. Marguerite E. Fien 1094 Lyell Avenue Holy Family School Marguerite, although one of our smallest members, has a bright mind coupled with a strong will, forming an excellent combination. Clara L. Fink 1368 Clifford Avenue Holy Redeemer School Clara is a firm believer in the proverbial silver-lining, for she always wears a sunny smile. Gertrude M. Fischer 488 Child Street Holy Apostles School Gertrude has an unusual combination of brains and wit seasoned with a strong desire to tease. Mae F. Fitzpatrick 431 Lexington Avenue Holy Rosary School “Let me take your night work, mine isn’t half finished.’’ Helen L. Flahive 402 William Street, Elmira, N. Y. SS. Peter and Paul ' s School The most agreeable companion, the truest friend. Twenty

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Eloise M. Krapf 143 Bay Street St. Francis Xavier School “I hear, and say not much, but think the more.” Mildred A. Laemlein 31 Hoff Street Holy Redeemer School Mildred was never too busy to leisurely sharpen a pencil or bother some one with foolish questions. Margaret M. Lake 19 Upton Park Cathedral School A plodder and a student capable of holding her own in any class. Marion Lawn 61 Beacon Street Corpus Christi School Marion has learned the art of smiling at cares and seriousness generally. She believes that thus she will live longer. M. Irene Leary 123 Henrietta Street Blessed Sacrament School ‘When 1 will, 1 will. When l won’t, 1 won’t.” Mary C. Leggiero 51 Spencer Street St. Anthony ' s School Mary is the only Parisian among our number. Her French books have always held untold mysteries for the rest of us. Twenty-two