Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Marion Stubbs, 578 Lexington Ave. Holy Rosary Marion is happy, Marion is bright; Marion is popular. Always doing right. M. Elizabeth Tracy, 54 Normandy Ave. St. Augustine’s Elizabeth is far from shy And that’s the reason why She is champion of our sports. Leona A. Turner, 118 Electric Ave. Sacred Heart With thy brow in a crown Of golden brown, Thou art the sweetest girl That Nazareth ever found. Flora E. Vandewater, 359 Ravine Ave. No. 7 School How glad are all things ’neath the sun. How true the love her love has won. Mary M. Volz, 132 Primrose St. Holy Apostles A calm and gracious girl Whose presence is welcome Wherever she goes. Ruth A. Watkins, 736 Dewey Ave. Holy Rosary Ruth is ever a clever lass, She never made a noise in class; And when she’s called on to recite. She ever has her answers right. Twenty-six

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Margaret I. Roden, 226 State St. Nazareth Grammar Verbosity is cured by a wide vocabulary. Marguerite E. Rogers, 209 Driving Pk. Av. Holy Rosary Now, if you’re sad or have the blues, Or if you want the latest news, Try Marguerite. Marion H. Scanlan, 30 Love St. SS. Peter Paul ' s You are so brave, so loyal and true, A faithful pal are you; Your upright and noble life Encourages u« In our daily strife. Irene C. Schroedel, 61 Quincy St. Corpus Christ! Never idle, never blue, Always happy, always true. Ethel J. Siebert, 4 Garnet St. St. Michael ' s Here is the baby of our class, A shy and sweet little lass; She has won everyone’s affection,— Her memory will be a fond recollection. Grace C. Sloane, 232 Kenwood Ave. P. S. No. 9, Brooklyn, N. Y. Grace is seldom on time, Always in on the wrong side of nine. The reason? She lives on the West Ave. Line. Twenty-five

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Agnes W. Werth, 67 Bartlett St. luiiiiiiculiUe Conception She is always ready to work And always ready to lend A hand in all hard work. Treating every one as a friend. Fanny Zambito, 221 Jones St. St. Anthony ' s Ami as the bright sun glorifies the sky. So is her face illumined by her eye. Music Graduate Elvira M. Nier, 8 Calihan Park In covering the course in Music prescribed by Nazareth Academy, Miss Nier has also passed the State Examinations required for the Regent’s Diploma in Piano Forte. The graduating Music Recital will be given on the evening of June 7th. After graduation Miss Nier will continue her work in teaching Music. We wish her every success. Dawn Over the Mountains Across the distant eastern sky, Appear the opal tints of dawn. Old Mansfield lifts his crest on high, O’er stretches vast of greening lawn. Adown the massive mountain side, Supreme, the Heav’nly light descends, Until its splendor doth abide Upon the lake and valley fens. Methinks in ev’ry wondrous gleam The sky transmits upon the lake, I see, forsooth, a glory stream From out the shining, Pearly Gate. And even, in my dreams, I see The Master, girt with light divine, Shedding over land and sea Soft beamings that benignly shine. To draw our spirits to adore, In longing, wondering delight, The Christ, who gladdens o’er and o’er His children with this gift of light. Laura N. Hockins. Twenty-seven