Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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fUpper panelj Sister St. Margaret Sister M. Theodnra Sister Theresa Daniel Sister M. Ursula Sister M. Ursuline JAN' I li Art, History of Art, Ceramics, Lanthorn Adviser Citizenship Education General Business, Typing, Bookkeeping, Athletic Association Ollice Practice, Alumnae Association Religion, Citizenship Education, Safety Council Sister M. Joanico CLower panelj Sister M. Victoria Sister M. Vincentine Miss Caroline Conheady Miss Madeline Hoctor Miss Rosemary White English, Gabriel Assistant, junior Class Adviser Religion, Citizenship Education Physical Education School Nurse Physical Education We deeply regret the death of Sister joanico, which occurred on February 1, 1954. Many of us were privileged in having Sister as an instructor in our citizenship education courses. Her clear and animated presentation of this subject made her classes lively and enjoyable. As a counsellor, she was kind, helpful, and easily accessible. We who were connected with her at Nazareth will indeed carry her name and her memory lovingly in our hearts long after our departure from Nazareth. May Mary Immaculate smile upon her. 21

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We reioice wifh fhee, O Mary, in fhy ASSUMPTION One of the last and greatest events within the past cen- tury, known as the Marian Age, was the Church's proclama- tion of the dogma of the Assumption of Our Lady's entire being into Heaven. Mary's stay on earth had come to an endg she was to enter another life for which she had prepared herself on earth-a life in Heaven given to the ransoming of souls for Christ. We, too, during our four years at Nazareth have prepared ourselves to enter after our gradua- tion into the busy world of affairs, in which we shall en- deavor by our Mary-like qualities to bring souls back to Christ. 23