Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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I-usennvmwe--: -' ' ' +::- 1-sa-is-snr a' ' ..,.f.1'.'i...n.z::-' NAZARETI-I Enshrined deep in the heart of every Nazareth student is the picture of another Nazareth-the boyhood home of Jesus. Here it was that the greatest Teacher of all times received His first training at the shrine of Mary's knee. We are proud of our name, our noble heritage, and of all for which Nazareth Academy stands. It is with the deepest regret that we leave its familiar halls which have been for four never-to-be-forgotten years, our second home. HELENE MEYER, '35 Jl13l9+

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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

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OUR LADY'S GROTTO What a beautiful spot the statue of Mary occupies on our campus! Sur- rounded by sweet-scented lilac bushes and the fresh green of the springtime, with the clear blue sky as a massive canopy overhead, the grotto is lovely to look upon. This familiar nook is a favorite haunt of the Nazareth girl who often comes here to pray. She knows from experience that Our Lady, the true Mother of Nazareth, is ever ready to hear and help her daughters. EILEEN BURNS, '55 +3145