Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Nozoreth Far off in ancient Lebanon 'Twixt storied slopes and sunset gold, Lay Nazareth, the village blest, Renowned in prophecy of old. There Mary, all Immaculate, With joseph and the Child divine, In peace and harmony found Heav'n At Nazareth's lowly shrine. O Mary, lovely Maid and Mother, Help us to grow like unto thee, All willing handmaids of the Lord, O bless us with thy purity. O joseph, guardian of that home, Who watched o'er it with loving care, Watch over us when dangers lurk, And bid us lift our hearts in prayerg And Thou, O Babe divinely sent, An Envoy blest from realms above, Thou art our King, our Saviour dear, Our Torch of Faith, our Fount of Love. O little town of Nazareth, Thy name, a glorious one, Thou shelteredst Him Whom earth knew not, Our King of Kings, God's only Son. ' CLAIRE C. SIGL 'dup

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And He went down with them, cmd come to Nazareth, ond was subject to them. 44109

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Tl-IE Sl-IAKESPEAREAN WALK The radiant sun beams brightly on this much-traversed path called the Shakespearean Walk because of its resemblance to the walks in Stratford. In the poetls birthplace the greensward slopes away from big flat stones that are embedded in the mossy sod. Here the terraced lawn slopes gently to the grounds below. This walk is often alive with the light-hearted chatter of happy young girls as it is the connecting link between the main building and St. Joseph's Hall. MoN1cA DOUGHERTY, '35 m