Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Graduate in Music Course LIZABETH E. LEONARDO, a graduate from the academic course, Class of 1915, of Nazareth Academy, has completed the prescribed course in the Piano Department of the Academy and is qualified for graduation from that department. Miss Leonardo has also completed the course in Music as outlined by the Regents of the State of New York and is entitled to a special music diploma from the University. Her skill on the Piano and her remarkably rich contralto voice would seem to augur for Elizabeth a brilliant future among the teachers of music in Rochester. Throughout her career at Nazareth, Elizabeth has been prominent in all the activities of the school, because of her musical ability and her readiness to accommodate, but especially because of her genuine school spirit. We wish her success in her career. Pirate Craft We sailed the paths of the sunset To the Land of Heart’s Desire, We poured the wine of our golden youth Into the western fire. We captured the gold of the sunbeams, We raided the silver foam, And all in the scarlet afterglow Lifted we sails for home! Dorothy Spencer. « « A Farewell Farewell, Classmates! our school life’s done, Our Nazareth life is ended. The last long year of study run, Which parts our lives so blended. Now, farewell, Classmates! let the past And the joy of this last year, Be present with us while life lasts, And thought oft linger here. Spread out youth’s snowy swelling sail, Life’s sea lies bright before; We’ll bravely face the strongest gale, Though angry billows roar. Farewell! farewell! O, Nazareth dear, The parting hour draws nigh Your faithful daughters fain would stay These years fast fleeting by. Anna C. Kettell. Twenty-nine

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Loretta H. Zapf 476 Flint Street Immaculate Conception School Oh, those curls!” Nazareth On a time the goddess of Wisdom Sprang forth from the temple of Zeus. So, likewise, our Nazareth has risen, From minds that love wisdom and truth. On her throne on a royal height planted, She sits all unrivaled in grace. With strong arms uplifted to Heaven And love-light illuming her face. Round this throned intellectual beauty Fair maidens delightedly throng, And yield to the lovely enchantment That lures them, compelling and strong. She’s our own queenly mother. We love her. We love the large power of her might. We love her clear and sure accents, Her high faith, our strong beacon-light. Thy children, calm browed Alma Mater, A parting boon ask at thy knee, That mid changing times, other faces, Their mem’ry be cherished by thee. Truth, honor and courtesy gentle Their ’scutcheon deep-carven shall be, By faith’s clear white light proudly blazoned, Reflecting the Truth which makes free. Marie Murphy. Twenty-eight

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□ i i □ s 17 - □ i i □ Commencement Speakers Salutatorian HORTENSE P. SAVARD Honorary Selected from girls of the Class from the Rochester Catholic High School MARIE M. MURPHY Valedictorian EI.IZABETH A. SCHLEYER Class Officers President MARIE E. CHRISTIE Vice-President ANNA C. KETTELL Secretary DOROTHY D. SPENCER Treasurer ELOISE M. KRAPF Thirty