Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Academic Class Olga E. Baglin 106 Reynolds Street SS. Peter and Paul ' s School Olga is always as busy as a bee. She can do any number of things at once and when not helping someone else she is helping her¬ self. She cannot avoid reaching success in future years, for she’s headed just that way. Helen B. Ball 146 Cady Street Immaculate Conception School Helen can be serious—sometimes. She can write great stories, debate with enthusiasm and dance like a nymph. She is very popular and manages to get lots of fun out of life. Hildred M. Brown 123 Albemarle Street Lake View School This modest maiden resigned the class presidency because she already held an office. Hildred is a daughter Nazareth can well be proud of. She belongs to the Constellation of First Magnitudes boasted by the Class of 1917. She is Vice President of the Hook-Lovers’ Club. Esther M. Callahan 339 Augustine Street Bright, carefree and winsome is our Esther. How industrious she looks with her arm full of books. But she enjoys life just the same. Marie E. Christie 131 Selye Terrace Nazareth Grammar School Marie is President of the most illustrious Class that ever disturbed the serenity of Nazareth. Never has a class elected a better President. She believes that a little pep in life is wholesome. Marion C. Collins 112 Glendale Park Holy Rosary School If you want to know Marion ' s ability as an English scholar, just turn to the account of the Book-Lovers’ Club. Her cheery voice is always encouraging us, when we are struggling with lessons. Ten

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1917 Our songs are over and done and our books are closed away, We’re called to take our places in the ranks of a war-red day; We bid good-bye to the careless years and our lips are reft of mirth— But now the wide world beckons and we must prove our worth. We wrought our vision of elfin gold into a deathless dream. We sought our way to the starry heights and followed fast the gleam; We smiled at stories of old Romance and tales of a new Crusade, And yet we treasure our memories up lest they should one day fade! Ours is the Class of Seventeen and our name shall shine afar. Earnest we strove and all our deeds the years shall never mar; And now that our day is at an end and our laughter dies away— We shall guard the faith, we shall keep the coui ' se through sunny times and gray! Classmates and Friends, our day is gone and the far-off voice of the world Has drowned in our ears the class-room hum and our challenge to life is hurled; Forth we go in a weary hour yet strong are our hearts and gay, For the cry of the age we shall answer—and serve from day to day! Dorothy D. Spencer. Nine

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Mabel D. Crouch 9 Edgewood Park Immaculate Conception School Mabel brings joy into everyone ' s life. One simply cannot feel gloomy when she is around. She has great histrionic talent and can sing like a canary bird. We ail love her. Esther C. Downs Brooklyn, N. Y. Nazareth Grammar School Esther is one of the best known pupils at Nazareth, having: been a boarder for many years. With Virgil we can say “Quis te taci¬ turn relinquat?” The music that Esther can produce on her violin can best be described as heavenly. Besides Esther is an all around “good scout. M. Angela Fitz Gerald Honeoye Falls, N. Y. Angela is a new student boarder at Nazareth from Honeoye. We certainly were glad to welcome so sweet a girl into our midst and to increase our army, thus bringing honor to the Blue and Gold. Frances M. Gaffney 1440 St. Paul Street St. Bridget’s School “To see our Nancy is to love her. Here is one of the jolliest girls of the Class of 17. Humorous, witty and studious, she is the delight of teachers and classmates, and loves all without exception. Margaret M. Hamlin 3948 Lake Avenue Holy Cross School Marg is Charlotte’s biggest contribution. Though she boasts some length, she is apt to shrink, especially if she thinks she i s going to be called on next. She writes poetry and studies with reckless abandon. Otherwise she is a perfectly normal girl. Alice K. Hanna 32 Glasgow Street Immaculate Conception School In her happy sphere Alice knows no care. Her whole being seems to be permeated with the dew of youth. Kindness, generosity and good companionship are the chains that bind her to our hearts. Eleven