Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Margaret M. Collins, 17 White St. Cathedral “Tall and slim, with auburn curls, One of the nicest of our Kiris.” Isabelle R. Cook, Elmwood Ave. St. Boniface “Cheerfulness is an offshot of goodness and wisdom.” Laura H. Cunneran, 25 Ashland St. St. Mary ' s Happy and bright, Always welcome to our sight. Anna M. Darcy, 180 Augustine St. Holy Rosary “Like the busy little bee she improves each shining hour.” Lavina C. Dengler, 903 Clinton Ave. N. St. Mie)iael’s “She never gets into a flurry. For It never pays to worry.” Evelyn B. Diesel, 609 Linden St. St. Boniface “A lexicographer soon will she be, Without a big Webster, her ne’er do we see.” Sixteen

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Commercial Class Loraine 0. Bertsch, 327 Clifford Ave. St. Michael’s “This little girl in know ledge, Surpasses folks in college.” Alice R. Bishop, 608 Garson Ave. Corpus Christi “She whom smiles and tears make equally lovely.” Emily C. Braun, 148 Bay St. St. Francis Xavier “As sweet as ever a girl could be.” Catherine F. Callahan, 339 Augustine St. Holy Rosary Youth and youth ' s easy virtues made her fair.” Margaret A. Cleary, 272 Hayward Ave. Corpus Christi “It was easy for her to be pleasant. When life went along like a sor.g.” Isabel M. Coffey, 114 Bidwell Ter. Holy Rosary “Sweet as a lily, fair as a rose. Straight as a willow ' in her pose.” Fifteen

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Ruth M. Dingman 20 Renwood St. Junior High “Another Miss gone to take a position, Full of joy and grit and ambition.” Ruth M. Donahue, 1 Moerlbach Pk. Holy Rosary “Always patient and pleasant.” Irene E. Donnelly, 86 Jay St., Clyde,N.Y. St. John’s, Clyde, N. Y. “Up and doing:, full well she’ll bear her part.” Grace I. Duffy, 217 Lake Ave. Nazareth Grammar She could easily vie with Douglas in his famous debates.” Mary A. Flynn, E. Henrietta Rd. St. Mary’s “Business before pleasure.” Helen M. Freida, 11 Bloomfield St. Blessed Sacrament “Following Fritz Kriesler’s footsteps.” Seventeen