Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Our Lody's Guard of Honor lC.er1lerj.' Peggy Herhst. prefect of the Sodality, 1'1'l1fL'V.' with Norma Kirthoff and Margaret Yiittnian Cseatedjz Marie Schmitt. Kay Fleek, Phyllis Delfave, Verna Hettel, Shirley Voelkl. Frieda Hatntiierl, other committee chairmen, seems pleased with the Sodality' records. On the desk lie some of the sytlllitils of the ittrious committees. .CN llll' Christian Boolts-Pillars of Freedom fCirt'le, opposite pagej: The Literature Com- mittee of the Sodality reminds us of Catholic Book Week with its display in the lihrary. Taking adsantage of the exhihit are Alice XY'isse. Barham Hadloek. lflizaheth Romhaut. Marilyn Leidetker. Shirley Bates. Mildred john- son, ilrnnliug. Mary Ann Miller. stated. who know' that it is only through the principles found in Christian literature that world free- dom is seture. A Light to Those in Dorltness fC.ir'tlej,' Kath shining star on the map repre- sents a gift for the mission tield oxer whith it is plated. joan Peo is showing .lo.1n llonoxan the latest mission to reteixe prayers. you sovrs The Queen's Court 'lihe hugles lwlow f lfroin tl1e ll.1ll ot' N.lZ.lfCIl1 .lll stitldlists ot' Mary .issemhle tor this ls the third l'iI'ltl.lf,' ot' 51.151 tl1e l.1st little our I..1dy holds her tourt. XXL. her m.1ids-inAw.1it- ing. group ourselx es .ihotxt her throne with tl feeling somel w h,1t .tkin to th.1t whith Nl.1ry ot' liethdny must ll.lX e ex- periented .it Our l.ord's teet. It1 the tenter st.1nds .1 thronitler re-.tding the .1nn.1ls ot' MF. I.et Urs listen. li.1rly in tl1e ye-.tr were tl1e two pl.1ys. Around the K lotk with C.l.1ire' .ind St. 'lost-pl1's Sense ot Humor. Soon there followed the exhibition ot' C.1thol1t hooks during f.lIl1Olle Book XXL-ek. the Sodility Dintt .1t fl1l'istIN.1s t1n1e. and the rotation play in M.1rtl1. 'Ihen t.1me tl1e generous going on Mission Dty. to s.1y nothing ot' the Ltllllllllltll stre.u11 ol' prayers. tl1e P.ltli.lAQLi ot' tiood .ind tlothing. the llIl.1Iltl,ll .tid oxer three llltlllxllltl slLJll,ll's tl1.1t went to needy tttlssithlts .ill the world oier. The Queen looks ple-.1sed. liut these .ire lint m.1ttri.1l things. Her eyes g.1ze into the depths ot' L'.lLll sod.1list's he.1rt, The look ot' PlR.'.lNLlYL' rntre.1ses. tor she sees not only deep person.1l holiness. hut .tlso tl1.1rity tesei11l1l1r1g her own .1 tl1.1rit1' to re-.ith o.1t .ind le.ltl others to Ciod The re.1der l1.1s stopped. Onte more the lwugles blow. The Queen .ind her tr.1it1 l1.11e left the h.1ll illlte yetr ot' lvl' ll.l5 p,1ssed. lxtt we .ire proud ot tht retord we h.11e letit .tt Nv.lZ.lFCIll.

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Avenues to Greatness Majestically she stands-this Rochester of ours. Proudly she wears the crown of educational achievement. She is justly proud, for Minerva has smiled on our city. Enchanted by the beauty of her smile, Rochester has taken youth by the hand and led them to the portals erected in her honor. A university, rich in renown, famed for scholarship, claims her for its homeg a hne college--Nazareth, con- ducted by the Sisters of St. joseph and devoted to the education of Catholic women, adds dignity to 'her glory. Buried deep in her heart like a well-loved song is the East- man School of Music, which attracts pupils from far and wide. The Rochester Institute of Technology, old in the On to Greater Things fOpposile pagej: For almost twenty-live years Nazareth Col- lege has given not only to Rochester but also to cities through- out the nation, young women prepared to become leaders for good in their communities. Molder of Men fCenler drawingj: Many of our prominent men claim the Uni- versity of Rochester as their alma mater. The drawing shows the new library on the men's campus, beautifully located on the banks of the Genesee. history of Rochester, ranks high in the art, press and indus- trial circles. In addition, there are many schools devoted mainly to education along commercial lines. Supplementing all these is the beautiful Rundell Library where students have their problems solved for them and booklovers come for hours of relaxation. Sixteen high schools, whose scholarship has won ap- proval and high rating from both the Regents Board at Albany and the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, seventy-two public and private schools, kindergartens, nursery schools--all have helped to build the pedestal on which Rochester's educational system rests. House of Many Friends fCenlerj: Aquinas Institute ranks high in our esteem, for Aquinas boys are our Prince Charmings at the Christmas Dance, they take the men's parts in our plays, their football games are tops, and their orchestra and hand concerts are just superb. Guardian of the Classics Uligbl drawingj: Who has not been enriched hy a visit to the Rundell Memorial Library! There among the classics we may find a novel, artistically written: a poem, woven by the Muses themselves: a play, truly holding the mirror up to nature. ,ac ..tt. 3 S