Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Eighteen LOUISE A. VAN DE WATER MARY M. VIZZINI Tribute to a Beloved Teacher ITHIN the last few days the teachers and students of Nazarath Academy have been called upon to mourn the death of a beloved teacher, Sister M. Florentine. Since her entrance into the order of the Sisters of St. Joseph, shortly after her completion of the High School course at Nazareth Academy, Sister Florentine has dedicated herself to the work of education. Many of those years were spent as teacher at Nazareth Academy, and it was the privilege of the girls of the glass of 1921 to have Sister Florentine as a teac er. We found Sister Florentine more than a mere teacherg she was a loyal, loving friend, and a sympathetic advisor, deeply interested in us personally. Her ideals were high and beautiful, and it was her aim to present the beauty of these higher things to us that We too might strive to attain them. Her keen interest in each pupil and her ability to draw out the best in each made her the friend of all. Her life was a. model of unseliishness and devotion to duty. May she now enjoy the reward of a life spent for others,- a life that will remain a source of inspiration and of grateful memories.

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, . , CC? mf 'T GRACE L. MURRAY EVELYN M. REINAGLE MONICA M. SHARPE LILLIAN C. SINK JULIA A. SNYDER MARCELLA A. STATT el Seventeen

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COMMERCIAL CLASS X-lf WJ iii 4 P 6 W I I AGNES C. AMLINGER FLORENCE A. AULENBACHER GENEVIEVE L. BAECHLE FLORENCE C. BAILEY MONA C. BEHRNDT GEORGINE A. BENSON fSee Class Directory Page 931 .. Nlneteen