Excerpt from Catalogue of Nazareth Academy, Rochester, New York, 1908/09: For the Current Academic Year
Pupils, on pleasure grounds or elsewhere, shall not advance to receive parents or other relatives until summoned by the Portress.
Persons desiring to call on pupils should present letters of introduction from the parents or guardians.
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