Nazareth Academy - Gateway Yearbook (Nazareth, MI)

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' Ex th H' qearm Headdvzeefdf ,..,...l-.. ...A Y Y Nazareth Student Life Compared To The Youth of Christ Father O'Donnell Welcomes Students Sept. ' - - to its holy words is Recolliilw 816 Y Yaxhet Q, ' ' ' 5 J tot it 23 L us Eat newbef ' Y 9.199 101' gy . hoxlc Ll 909' Cat Y and wind 6350 .t-She t X me WN Y Swv . 9 raze 'KX 2 'mage of F Smeads ef 29 ' Wan ahn-la Cal batqesfe not caused B . H or poliiic I Y en , Parent llll. W. n 'Y Honor Soclety Begi Year s ACtlVltle5 Und S0510 . wks ' W' YK 'Q S99 I ' On 9 on Mus S 2 v rtinelh M ephen O -Q warg on na ng Foster to Lxfe 1 11 f he D he Students and 9 z re I-equi. ' I H -n Pr s and F . 1 7 er Jean .C Makes Rev Walter C ODonnell CSC Jesus returned home and grew m wudom and age and grace ese three words are the llory of twenty years of the example of God and the whole progress of your :fe m thu ' 5 Med , . end O CS Nazar pen H0us helm Pr tam ,Y uc , eth clim e A Pfog - ,- anon W Hxed Am , Vane . . ts eek On N ewan Ed CY5 no School fe Nazareth's First Dxrectress dafmual open h Ovember 13 with atxonal Garbo fr' 0USe f Sister Mary, Celebrates lends' AH add or parents l r was 3 h ed attract. Ac Diamond Jubllee . , am dinne 'On adem auspmes F, prepar y Ded Not in vain have I run M' L of Theodore Ned Fgunde 'Cates w. 1 --A 1 1 -' Ollie' 0 1' 3 D s Restaurant Aud t ay To 1 n I orlum F lg-A Plght , Und sophomores To Sponsor Tale of Two Cit mf! Nsszn-RBTHln,,Wv wan. Ronald Colman HND Hamas 9721031 at NM Th ' Unlted bfayeo low warm 9. vfjgfw l ll y wefe ce e last Weelecwie by Xleggmg cadeiflg A 21 of oi A A K. ieauue'na1M9a5t 'sh- wa mana Dv ment 999 Rzllessed Santa m twenvy V mei S R. McAULlFF E ACADEMY USE The faculty and students wish to l llabe th Leaves vla1.8'i,o,t For CNC aio .. Chkcago ' is .-if DO-NATES PROJECTOR P, H l 1 M I S ap ew Y. f-V U'1 s'no1' John ' Au 4 4' 4, S pakergkzsiln I I. i S . pastor I1 H OB1-' N37are was th , ' th - ' Audltoliu Academlfs -., Foun m ,' N do ., ' OH J 5 Eiven 'lb Day. The am'a .v Rev .V 'H 'll9m , -l 'ieizlelld Mons' O CKXCY9 lam .. L. - meds . 1 o . , ' YROVS 119 - S 'g,s0 W' vi' FV' Qt CDV? L 211152112 7 - - ..1-

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De Morte You may wonder why a girl of fifteen should find any interest in death but th t ill be m ultimate end I feel that I have every reason to be interested as a w y in it and have done quite a bi,t of research in this field. My findings are not d till quite complete as it was not possible to go very deeply into the subject an s write this essay. But, here are the results of my research for all that it may be worth to you. Ever since Adam choked on an apple people have been dying and have lived through it. What is death but a parting of the soul from the body? The soul still lives. People hardly ever think of things beyond death. They think that one dies and that's that--no hereafter. I think that if I belived that, I would up d kill self but here we are back on death again. You can't get away from it. an my -- Doctors who have witnessed a great many deaths KI haven'tJ say that they all l into have met few people who were afraid at the very end. They usu y apse a sort of sleep and go quietly to meet their Maker. The causes of death are varied but in all cases the heart stops beating and the body is deprived of life. The body which has been pampered and powdered for innumerable years and cared for like something holy and lasting is put into a wooden box to rot and decay. No cure has as yet, been found for this ailment, but science, Scott says, by constant 'research' is fast approaching the day when there will be no death, no God, no Human Race. Gloria Brocato, '52 lk if It It if lk It It The Mighty West Old Josh of the mighty western plain, Used to tell how men waren't sane. When they ud hit that yeller rust, The stuff the old west called gold dust. The boys ud climb their mighty steeds. Ready to fight, die and bleed. One ud shoot, and the other ud fall Until there nearly warn't nobody left at all. Now Sam McKee was a toten a gun And Jed Lovelaw was the suspected one. ent to see if Jed was around Sam w . When two shots rang out and he hit the ground. Now poor Sam is a layin' in his grave And the town his guns, they did save. Sam McKee has a tombstone made of stone And his marker a simple skeleton bone. Genevieve Leland, ' 53 All of a sudden it's here, It comes but once a year, It's gay and sunny, Happy and funny. Sometimes it's hot, Other times it's not. The God-Man Cruclfied Many long hours were spent in the garden, Asking mercy for all His brethren. But He is condemned to die, For sins of man, by those who govern. He is really an innocent man, One who is all-loving, but always just. Yes, all of our sins condemned him, And He was scourged for sins of lust. He not only died on the cross to redeem us. But by this sacrifice, He gained for us grace. He was helped a little, on the way to calvary, by Simon and Veronica, wiping His Blessed Face. Anonymous springtime 'Tis full of smells That bring gleeful yells. People go to the shore To ride in boats galore. The robins come back, That is a fact, Gay springtime is here. Marilyn Vallely, '55

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L, L. 'T Adams, Delores Mae R.F.D. 1 Bronson Alford, Doris Theresa 996 East Willis Street Detroit 7 Almsahy, Irismarle Pine Lodge Brighton Arthur, Loretta Jane 23620 Malibu Crest Drive Winter Canyon Malibu, California Baldwin, Anna Marie 179 Augusta Street Pontiac Baldwin, Susarme Kay Michigan Theater Battle Creek Barrett, Rosemary 2825 Maple Avenue Kalamazoo Bedard, Diane Mary 2133 Ridge Road Kalamazoo Bergeron, Shirley Ann 1168 Strong Avenue Elkhart, Indiana Blake, Rosemary Mignon 2619 Averdovey Road Royal Oak Boynton, Ann Marie 2717 Gull Road Kalamazoo Boynton, Mary Ruth 3717 Gull Road Kalamazoo Bradley, Mary Catherine 1822 Banbury Road Kalamazoo Bright, Jan Daneen 3230 Tampa Avenue Kalamazoo Brocato, Sally Ann 514 Terrace Place Kalamazoo THE ROSTER Brooks, Ellen Jane 215 North Sycamore Marshall Brady, Patricia 9158 Dallas Drive Grosse Ile Brooks, Shirley Mae 310 East Dutton Street Kalamazoo Z' I Brucker, Jean Ames 219 East Paw Paw Street Paw Paw Bruno, Ronda Jayne Route 3 Niles Burr, Charlotte Raglna 1226 Walker Street Flint 3 ffarman, Grace Mary 2500 West Grand Boulevard Detroit 8 Caspar, Patricia Margaret 2945 Gull Road Kalamazoo Chapman, Barbara Ann Route 1 Vicksburg Chipman, Tonya Renetta 6937 East Main Street Route 3 Kalamazoo Clarke, Sally Ann 1417 Stamford Avenue Kalamazoo Cloney, Mary Ella 1802 Reed Street Kalamazoo Conroy, Marguerite Anne 637 Marshall Street Allegan Currie, Ann 1092 Grand Prairie Road Kalamazoo Cushman, Sally Anne 2220 West Main Street Kalamazoo L . g' I . L. Davies, Eileen Esther 2834 Gull Road Kalamazoo DeDario, Caralee Ann 800 East Jackson Boulevard Elkhart, Indiana DeMars, Ann Elizabeth Watervliet Dermany, Aurelie Camilla 903 Cork Street Kalamazoo Diver, Julie Ann 904 Lakeway Avenue Kalamazoo Drake, Lois Viola 2503 Amherst Avenue Kalamazoo Ducey, Maureen Eileen 727 East Chapin Street Cadillac Ehrman, Conlele Michele 2425 West Michigan Avenue Kalamazoo Eshelman, Mary Ann Charlene Wolcottville, Indiana Etts, Corlene Anne 87 South Avenue Battle Creek Farcus, Mary Arm 159 St. Clair Avenue Elkhart, Indiana Flynn, Maureen Joyce Route 2 Allegan Garel, Jacquelyn Elaine 5768 Beechwood Street Detroit 10 Glad, Helen Anne 5729 West Warren Avenue Detroit 10 Glent, Irene Catherine 526 West Walnut Street Kalamazoo Goethals, Diane Marie 600 East Chicago Boulevard Sturgis