Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Florence A. Hayes, 42 May St. St. Mary ' s She puts our trivial cares to flight, And gets us back our lost delight. Emma J. Heeks, 215 Clifford Ave. St. Michael ' s She has a glowing heart, they say, Though calm her seeming be. And oft that warm heart ' s lovely play Upon her cheek I see. Margaret Hemon, Ovid, N. Y. Ovid High School She believes in taking life as it comes. Muriel A. Hill, 536 Magee Ave. Holy Rosary The seasons all had charms for her, She welcomed each with joy; The charm that in her spirit lived, No changes could destroy. Louise E. Hohmann, 46 Hemple St. St. Francis Xavier I.ouise is quiet in class, But outside, alas! alas! She is quite a different girl. Elizabeth A. Kane, Portageville, N. Y. Nazareth Grammar Here’s a girl we know well, And we know well her smile; May her way prove successful Through many a weary mile. Twenty

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Lillian J. Gerschefski, 96 Palm St. Sacred Heart Lillian has curls Typical of pretty girls, And her cheeks are rosy, Like a pretty posy. Myrtle E. Green, 66 First St. Corpus Christl Her voice is ever soft, Gentle, and low.— An excellent quality in youth. Helen A. Greenwood, 162 Frank St. St. Patrick’s How dreary and lonely This world would appear. If a girl like Helen Did not bring cheer. Esther M. Gunn, 33 Delman St. Holy Apostles A maiden fair and self possessed. Youthful and sweet and simply dressed; She was not born for great affairs. She pays her debts and says her prayers. Madeline W. Haag, Buffalo Road St. Augustine’s In v ork she finds pleasure, Joy and gladness in full measure. Gladys R. Hagerman, 198 Meigs St. St. John the Evangelist ' s Into our room where the maidens meet, Comes Gladys on light tripping feet. Nineteen

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Helen A. Kinsella, 84 State St., Brockport The Nativity Her clear full notes Brave to endure, and told her soul was strong: swift to smite the wrong:. Ruth E. Kramer, 53 Cleveland Place St. Michael’s She aiways finds the sunshine When others find the rain; To grive others a happy time. Is her chief and highest aim. Mildred E. Kupferschmid, 301 Avenue A St. Michael’s A perfect woman, nobly planned To warn, to comfort and command, An ™.£ et wi H}. SI,irit still and bright, With something of an angel light. Gertrude M. Leach, 117 Rugby Ave. St. Augustine’s Very sedate and prim. Never a whimper or whim. Anita Leavis, Fields Road St. Augustine’s Anita is stately and fair, Bright with her glory of hair. Mary D. Lindner, 44 Gardner Ave. St. Augustine’s In character, in manners, in style, in all things The supreme excellence is simplicity. Twenty-one