Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Page 16 text:

x WMUV W I Y Y oc X mi m4-G3 mxZJfI-I + Q' , I 5 -W X v ' I, .-.gag - 1, ligifvfgfn .L ve I 24111, 1 I 4, Aa X1 CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION . . 6-7 FOREWORD AND DEDICATION . 8-9 ANNIVERSARY . . . 10-11 FACULTY . .... 14-21 UNDERCLASSMEN . FRESHMENZ Homerooms, School Life, Honors, Officers, Scholarship Pupils . SOPHOMORES: Homerooms, School Life, Honors, Officers, Scholarship Pupils . jUNIoRs: Homerooms, School Life, Honors, Ofhcers, Scholarship Pupils . SENIORS ..... 46-69 Senior Panels, Officers, Honors, Scholarship Pupils, School Life . 46-69 ACTIVITIES .... Sodality of Our Lady . . Assemblies .... Nazareth Academy Victory Corps Clubs ..... Perosian Choir . Glee Club . Orchestra . . Christmas Dance . Christmas Play . Senior Play . Sports . . Basketball . Gabriel Staff Lanthorn Staff . Other May Days . . PATRONS . 102-112 12 22-45 24-31 32-38 39-45 70-101 72-73 74-75 76-77 78-79 80-81 82-83 84-85 86-87 88-89 90-91 92-93 94-95 96-97 98-99 100-161

Page 15 text:

.through ST. TERESA For.. St 'lk-res.t eretted ,mtl got erned m.tny tonvents for the honor and glory of God 1 Sister Marcella is numbered among the early graduates of Naza- reth Acttdenty. She became its directress and principal in 1884 and remained in ollice until her death in 1940. Her wise and gentle admittistration won many hearts to her and the nobility of her spirit lives on in the graduates and Sister-teachers who during these many years came under her loving guidance. JUBILEE

Page 17 text:

Our Dioceson Superintendents of Education lt is generally conceded throughout educational centers of New York State that the educational standard of the Catholic Diocese of Rochester in both elementary and secondary schools is one of the high- est in the state. This is due in no small part to the untiring zeal of our diocesan superintendents of schools. As little girls in grammar school, whenever Father Duffy, former superintendent of education, or Father Mahoney, our present superintendent, came to visit our schools, we were always proud to dis lay our knowledge of the questions that were askec us on these occasions, and we sat down quite compla- cent when our Sister-teacher looked approvingly on us. Now, as we glance back, we realize that Father Duffy and Father Mahoney were just as proud as we were that under their guidance the excellent system of education adopted by the Catholic Diocese of Rochester was being maintained. During the past year Father Mahoney has become superintendent and Father Boyle, assistant superin- tendent. Both are always welcome visitors to our schools, and their names would be almost as well loved as our Bishop's, had they the same inclination for granting holidays as His Excellency. Reverend Charles j. Mahoney Superinlemlvnt of Schools Reverend Charles V. Boyle Assistant Superintendent of Schools N, LLU Ml fs, X N in KQIW, 1 x Q1 ff 4? f G tx ' fs s '-A., PM - 13 R'