Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Margaret G. Dempsey 801 Walnut Street, Elmira, N. Y. Our Margaret is a good chum, a good student, and a good singer. She is a popular girl, and her other good qualities are too numerous to mention. The court of the “Queen of the Southern Tier” is honored in her, and we hope she is appreciated there as highly as she is here. She knows the world has weary hearts That she can bless and cheer; She has a smile for every day, And sunshine all the year. Marie J. Doud 62 Locust Street Holy Rosary School Marie is one girl who thinks this world is a good place to live in, probably because she knows how to live. She can “tend to business” first rate, and she ' s companionable, too. Some say Marie is quiet, Rut tec say they don’t know; For spicy wit or playful hit, She leads the Senior row. % (j . Catherine S. FitzGibbon 98 Lorimer Street Holy Rosary School Catherine is inclined to be serious, but she ' s great fun if you can just “set her started. She is another of our “brighter lights. Maybe that accounts for her leaning towards the serious. However, that doesn’t make Catherine any less lovable. She’s so sincere, and st sympathetic, that you can’t help liking her. Resides, she can win out on debate, and can make your blood run cold when she attempts ✓ ' Jtragejjy. Elizabeth G. Foery 1040 Portland Avenue St. Michael’s School Her motives ne’er were selfish, Her actions always wise, And “A Little Bit of Heaven Is the sphere she occupies. Thirteen

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Anne Dodge 59 Glasgow Street Immaculate Conception School We all know Anne.—Anne with her great love of excitement. She is in most cases a girl of good sense and good judgment, as Is seen by her love cf the C’ass of 1916. There is one point, however, where her good judg¬ ment fails. She dislikes the green. And yet her antipathy is, I trow, largely theoretical, for practically we have prcof to the contrary. Haven’t we, Catherine? Helen M. Desmond 446 Flower City Park Holy Rosary School Don’t you like a nerson who is always amused, not at someone’s mistakes, you know, but .lust at the world in general? That ' s Helen. If there is any truth in the statement Blessed are the joy-makers, surely Helen Is a saint! always cheery and entertaining, and ready to help you out of a scrape. She’s the kind of girl the world needs. Mildred A. Daus 447 Lake Avenue Nazareth Grammar School Mildred is one of our stateliest and most dignified Seniors. She is always calm and cheery. Furthermore, she is a good student, and a fine musician. When she takes the violin, she summons music— “Such as the meeting soul may pierce ,— Untwisting all the chains that tie The hidden soul of harmony!’ (A fine chance to air our Milton.) Dorothy Dashley 385 Clay Avenue Holy Rosary School I know a young lady named Dot, She’s generally right on the spot. When fun is the word, She ' s bright as a bird ,— I tell you we like Dot a lot. Twelve

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Helen J. Foley 31 Lapham Street Holy Rosary School This girl is worthy of high praise, Who used full well her short school days. In every line she did her best, And left to Regents ' Boards the rest. Margaret F. Grady 4 Pappert Place Blessed Sacrament School Margaret is a girl whom everyone likes. She has a long list of good qualities among which haste may be looked for. She is con¬ scientious, businesslike and dependable; but always ready to join in the fun. Margaret quite often gets an honor ribbon, which the class immediately puts to the common credit, for 1D16 is strong on community interest where honors are concerned. Marg has likewise brought much honor into the common fund through her creditable work in Shakesperean tragedy. igedy. Ruth A. Guinan 8 Lee Place Immaculate Conception School The thing you notice first about Ruth is her smile. When she is glad, she is very, very glad, and when she is sad—but we don’t know her that way. She’s just brimming over with good spirits, and yet she can be serious too. Many and many a time she has saved some shreds of safety if not of glory, when we met the “morning face” of our English, or Latin, or Drawing Teacher. Ruth is thoroughly loyal, and a mighty good chum—that’s why we all like her. Lilian A. Haefele 429 Avenue D St. Michael’s School My speech is deliberate, My movements slow. And thus always leisurely, Through life I go. Nothing disturbs her calm serenity. She simply won’t be fussed or hurried about things mundane. That ' s right, Lilian. “Wisely and slow—they stumble that run fast.” - 3 - Fourteen