Nazareth Academy - Alexine Yearbook (La Grange Park, IL)

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lfll lzo is she ffm! Cfjlllflfll Alffll as the nzornfng rising. lqllll' as ilu' moon. Arzugfzf as tfze sun. lerrffnle as an army set In oczltfe army... Back Row: Nclis. Sartore, M. Bragiel. K. Kerlui. M. Ruud. P. Collins. A. lzssig. l. Kelly. I. Mangam. M. Iones. lVliddle Row: Frankowski. N. Buck. G. Sutej. B. Dunn. S. Butler. OConnor. P. Buhan. B. lorkin. C. Guzzo. l. Glimco. M. Hutlman. F. Godmun. Seated: Earl. S. Quintali, Morronc. R. Lowrcy. P, Bogacz. l-lerkes. P, 'l'r.ivin. M, B.mtiu.ins Back Row: R. Thesing. K. Kennelly. C. Ciilvson. K. lfssig. S. Brom. Schultz. S, lVl.innelmch. 3rd Row: M. Powell. K. Stapleton. M. McKale. M. Menard. D. LaRotque. C. Meehan. N. VVhers. 2nd Row: M. Lombardi. P. Caputo. M. Senica. K. Tobin. P. Rivers. M. Purriitt. S. Heidenreith. S. Lowrey. R. XVolinsl-ii. Tonnc. K. Dell. Seatedi Henry. B. Bierlmuer. Tereselich. Polzuner. The Legion of Nlarv is a societv under Marys protection wherein lay people help in the apostolic work of the parishes. The Nazareth praesidiums have projects every week including: lunchtime grace. use of holy water. help! ing a needy family. and supporting a missionary. The meetings are conducted according to a beautiful ritual. through which Legionaires are inspired to renewed zeal in their attempts to develop Marv like characters. pug? ll.l'l

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Qi Three co-editors. feature editor and moderator. Sister lozinne look over dummy sheets of the next issue: M, Ambrose, C. Pek- ron. C. Duffy. Sr. M, Iozuine A. Halze. 'QU 6C'llll!f of Cl'll'l.Sf. M70 CLIP ClCtl.I'Lg US Cllll USSCI UFS. Qocf as It were, ClfJf90Cl ing tlzroug us. Pre-deadline huddle adds finishing touches to the new edition: M. Powell, D. Kickels, R. Keyworth, A. Halle. S. Butler. The purpose of the school newspaper, the Announcer , is to inform Nazareth's citizens of the more significant events that occur each month. N.A.'s 'AAnouncer is a type of collage in print that mirrors the activities of each class and department. However, the features, rather than the news, distinguish our paper from that of a public school. The editorials reflect our Christian training. our school spirit. our desire to be apostles for Christ. Here is an example of the Catholic press on a small scale and Catholic press writers in their embryonic stages. The paper furnishes means for ambitious artists. poets. and journalists to express their views and exhibit their creative ability. Perhaps the thrill experienced by the students upon see- ing their literary or artistic work presented be- fore the entire student body will be the first stage in the development of future contributors and 'or supporters of the Catholic Press. Page IO6