Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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in recognition of The Most Reverend james Edward Kearney, D.D., Bishop of Rochester, New Yorh . . . with esteem and gratitude for his help spiritually, socially, and academieallye. . . and with sincere admiration for his achievements during the short months he has heen with ins . . .I we, theWClass of 1938 of Naza4 reth Aeademy, with reverent appreciation dedifate this twenty-sixth volume of The Lanthornf'

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l 1.972 Zin illlrmuriam Sisrna CLARA JOSEPH Died October 2, 1937 The Feast of the Guardian Angels marked the passing of Sister Clara joseph, for thirty years a teacher of French at Nazareth, Fail- ing health forced her to give up active teaching, so in her last year she presided over study divisions. Always, her sole thought was in helping those near her. Help, too, we know she is giving us now from her home in heaven. . , Y 5 Zin illlltmuriam S1sTEa M. ANGELINA Died May 28, 1937 Through the faculty and alumnae we have learned of the long devoted service of Sister Angelina to Nazareth in the Latin and Math departments. During these years Sister Angelina had a smile and a friendly word and a bit of good counsel for all here .it Nazareth. For a few months at the be- ginning of our -lunior year the art students had the privilege of having her for teacher. lhcn illness claimed her and on May 28, 1957, she was called home to God. The sincere prayers of the Class of 1938 are offered for her that she may rest in peace. 'alwa