Mount Nazareth Academy - Gleam Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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prayer for Spiritual Defense . After Holy Hour, the Sodality Members in V-formation are leav- ing the Chapel. ' s Qflkl LL Pure in body and mind In her walk Humble hearted In her manner Thoughtful in speech In her words Prudent in counsel In her conversation Industrious at work In her looks Reserved in conversation In her actions She Exeelled- She Never- By Faith Offended her parents By Piety Despised the humble By Purity Mocked the feeble By Silence Ignored the poor ft oclel Mary Was- There was Nothing Immodcst- Her Principles lhlere- To seek God alone To live in solitude To hurt no one To look without envy on mei companions To fly from vanity To love virtue To do good to all To follow in all things tht straight path I wonder ever forget the at school when prayer before altar. and the if we shall calm hours we knelt in our Lady's altar of St. Joseph, Her most Chaste Spouse.

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CHRISTS Little Al'Illy on the knees, Praying for America's Vic't,ory and World Peace, Qu tba Wlrwggs of faith . . Last day of the Annual Retreat at Mount Nazareth. Bellevue, Pa. Th Students kneel in adoration during the Holy Hour. A Spiritual Bomber consisting of 54.600 ejaculatory prayers is being sent ti Christ. the VICTOR. by these Students for PEACE and VICTORY. Oh. grand marching M.N,Aites of Christian endeavor. Be valiant and faithful forever and everg Let heavenly banners above you be streaming. Your helmets of faith in the sunlight be grleamingg March on. never fear. for your cause is all glorious- Through CHRIST you shall WIN. for HIS side is VICTORIOUS.

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In Loyalty. to the Importance ofRetain1ng FREEDOM for Qursclvcs and our posterity The Student Vouncil lilquips Us W'ith t'hristian Ilcniocratic Ideals. Student. Council, a group made up of the Presidents of the home-rooms. is thc student pgovernin,Q body of our school. under the leadership of its officers: Regina Rzisxymczyk. President. Martha Gil. Vice-President. and Dorothy Golem- bicwska. Secretary. The Outstanding Objectives of the Student Council are: 1. To provide a working model of a governmental unit under which students live. '7 -. To foster Catholic Leadership. and develop student responsibilities. initiative. and school pride. . 3. To stimulate moral. educational, and social Progress. Since the formation of this Association. many plans and activities have been carried out. due to the cooperation between the Student Council. the Student Body. and the Faculty. May it be as successful in the future years as it has been in the first year of its formation. Ruth Pilarska, '42 gfzeafz Oil Degense Prcpariiig against future. Mrs. Kleinfielder. thc Red Cross nurse. demon- strates proper bandaging. splinting, and respiration with models, students of 1 Mount Nazarctli Academy. . LL