Nazareth Hall High School - Hallmark Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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We dedicate the 1968 Hallmark to the Franciscan Sisters of Our 'Lady of the Angels, who work here at Nazareth Hall. In a special way, we wish to honor Sr. Pachomia, who after forty years of service to the students of Nazareth Hall, passed away on May 1, 1968. In Memorzam I Sister Paschalia Sister Amarina Sister Pachomia Sister Cortona Sister Gottharda Sister Francis Sister Theotirna Sister Josephine DEDICATION We feel that the work of the nuns is a story of such great dedication that this tribute is more than de- served. Six of the eight came to this country from Germany. Two of these, Sr. Cortona and Sr. Gottharda, came with the original group. Nuns of this order have served in the kitchen, infirmary, and laundry since the establishment of the school in 1923. Besides the obvious practical assistance they give in various areas of the school, they present to us all a beautiful example of the meaning of Christian commitment and love. They have given their whole lives to serving the students and faculty of the school. Since this is the last year that the nuns will be asked to carry out full duties, we feel that we should show the gratitude not only of one class, not only of the classes at Nazareth now, but rather the thanks of all those men who once attended Nazareth Hall. We feel that they all will share our sentiments.

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Senior Student Council President Class Senior Year means something different to each person, but we'll always remember this year as the year of decision and choice and involvement. As we moved into Senior Year we found new re- sponsibilities and challenges awaiting us. This was the year class spirit and class unity really meant something. We all worked together on the path, in the play, on the lounge, and the Hallmark. We brought together our talents to make this year worthwhile. This year was also a year of growth, a year of finding ourselves and our role in life. Nazareth Hall has prepared us for our vocation in life, whether in the priesthood or not. So with fond memories we look back on our Senior Year not only as an end, but also as a beginning . . tud nt Searching . . . grasping . . . trying to find the truth through studying and living each day to its fullest. Reaching . . . learning . . . longing for meaning in life, finding competition, pain and joy in our lives and in encounters with others. Discovery . . . meaning . . . as we form our lives in patterns and in dreams achieving in some - failing in others we learn of life by being students. .-2: In 4 P Terrence Arthur Hurd Terry'? . . . Student Council President . . . Popular with the other council members . . Responsible for class rings and graduation announce- ments . . . Remembers first week in the dorm . . . Another blossoming track star . . . Wait until I get my hands on thatHurd . . . Nobel Conference delegate . . . Mpls.