Nazareth Academy - Marygold Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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with the light. There is variety in the life of our twenty-tive resident students: chapel, rush to classes, after-school chores and activities, outdoor strolls, recreation, study, and, of course, bed, dormitory-style. The mood is gay during the Halloween frolic prepared by the freshmen and during the Christmas candle- light supper with the singing of carols and the exchange of gifts, as also during the birthday surprises. Yes, there is fun in the close com- panionship of others and thrills in going home for the holidays, but there is also much seriousness and earnestness in our convent days, the boarders claim. Clockwisez 0 Prepared for the worst weather during their aftemoon jaunt are Leonor Leonard and Joan Rafferty. 0 Mary Domurat and Josephine Hahn as true Nancy Anns make ready for a visit to the chapel. o This is the way we wash our clothes . . . sometimes, smiles Jacqueline Kolsun as Marianne Brandt irons another blouse.

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