Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Commercial Graduates Ursula L. Amering, 6 Walton St. St. Mary’s She writes in poetry and prose, In fact she shines in fiction; And everybody will admit, You can ' t assail her diction. Agnes M. Bailey, 1183 Portland Ave. St. Andrew’s She hath all the virtues that attend the good. Hilda M. Barry, 31 Madison St. SS. Peter Paul’s I’ve made it a practice to put all my cares in ihe bottom of my heart, then close the lid and smile. Loretta L. Bildstein, 60 Remington St. St. Michael’s Tall and stately as a lily grows, f. eaving sunshine where’er she goes; (Jentle. generous, sweet and kind,— Another like Loretta is very hard to find. Ii’ene A. Bircher, 1136 Dewey Ave. Sacred Heart In her sweet fellowship, silence is found, Deeper than life, more exquisite than sound. Minnie H. Bishop, 608 Garson Ave. Corpus Ohristi A quiet lass,—there are few who know the treasures hid in thee. Fifteen

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Helen F. Sheridan, 18 Rundel Park Nazareth Grammar Many girls are stately; many girls are tall, 1 admire them greatly, but Helen beats them all. Lucille H. Welch, 42 Orlando St. Nazareth Grammar Burdens fall away from me, They are buried in the sea And only the sorrow of others. Throws its shadow over me. Myrne M. Whipple, 61 Clay Ave. Nazareth Grammar The fountains of our hidden life. Are through thy friendship fair. Rosemary A. White, 161 Chili Ave. St. Augustine ' s School Shines the peace of all being, Without cloud in her eyes; And the sun of the world. In soft miniature lies. Beatrice Ashe, 1024 Monroe Ave. Blessed Sacrament Lucille F. McFarlin, 193 Scio St. Corpus Christi The Road from Nazareth Our feet shall walk a weary way, The thorn-strewn road of life; The cross is awaiting our shoulders, We shall meet the cold gale of strife. But the road too, shall know its valleys, Pleasant with cooling shade, Where the wood-lark swings on the hazel bough, And the wild things are unafraid. In such vales we cast our burdens Of weariness and care; We shall laugh and be glad with bird and flower, And find ourselves strengthened there. —Florence C. Ashe. Fourteen

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Vivian A. Bliss, 256 Caledonia Ave. Immaculate Conception And she is fair. And fairer than that word, Of wonderous virtues. Gertrude Brewer, 876 Main Street East Henry L . Pierce School, Boston, Mass. The dew drops trembling to the morning beam, Are like thy smile, pure, transcient and serene. Clara M. Bums, 312 Conkey Ave. St. Bridget’s We trusted in Clara’s witty remarks to free us from many difficulties. Mary J. Carfagno, 221 Raines Park Public School No. 15 Worth, courage, honor, these indeed Your sustenance and birthright are. Marguerite F. Clinton, 225 Grand Ave. St. Frances De Sales, Geneva Marguerite can never be sad, She finds it easier to be glad; And when fun is the word, She’s as bright as a bird. Anna C. Colahan, 717 Ridgeway Ave. Sacred Heart A violet by a mossy stone, Half hidden from the eye; Fair as a star, when only one Is shining in the sky. Sixteen