Annunciation High School - Annunciata Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Www' W f ' QA MARY E. SENFTLE ArIis+ic, sI1y, dain+y, qeniaI. Q VV! L JJN ' iff ,gf ANNE M. SMITH WMI' IW! iIXIv'vvLi jf' dw!! IUII XL f b I + ing I OVSI' O OC 5, GCCIJFG S, IFI 6 I SVI IrusIworII'1y, Iady-IiI1e. CAMILLA M. SOLLY Goodenafured. diIiqen+, orderly. capabl precious jewel in small package. CLASS HISTORIAN WILLIAM J. WALSH A sincere. Iionesf paI, Iover of musi vioIinisI. S I

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lil JULIA M. O'KEEFE Sunslwine spread a lover of life. a happy companion, wifi W ff' mPf Unseliislw. indusfrioius and loyal. if ANNA M. PAVONE Reliable, efficient ambilious and ioke- loving MARIAN C. ROESSEL Wholesome, generous, api af learning lafest melodies. ,J D x 1 J' Q 4 1 3 ,ffl f - AA WA A I ' I . jk AJ WA In .ll fbu 1 'N '

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'Q THE ANNUNCIATA History of the Class ol:'39 eaouun cizew ln SepTember, l935, TorTy-Tive enThusiasTic workers were enrolled in The ground crew oT The Class '39. WiTh, aT leasT normal equipmenT oT originaliTy and ambiTion, we seT TorTh To make our class unique in The hisTory oT AnnunciaTion. Our Theme, seT down in our moTTo, ,We Build Tor Tomorrow, direcTed us To The World Fair, our GraduaTion. Under The supervision oT our Freshman Teacher, SisTer Mary Bernice, our beloved enThusiasT, we weeded The garden oT our minds wiTh spades and shovels and hoes and rakes of LaTin declensions, Algebraic equaTions, English rhymes and rhyThms and social problems. Our year was successTul because oT The underlying principles of applica- Tion, sinceriTy and good sporTsmanship oT The Crew as a whole. CONCESSION OWNERS IT was in our second year ThaT our sense oT responsibiliTy was TesTed. The nov- elfy OT our FirsT Year kepT up our buoyancy, buT now we had To Turn our implemenTs inTo 'foreign soil, boTh ancienT and modern. Under our exacTing French MisTress, SisTer Mary of Carmel, we Took on a comprenez-vous look and an anTiquaTed air oT The EgypTians, Medes and Persians. We were obliged To sponsor our own Mission Program, our own candy sales, and we even presumed To produce a scene Trom The MerchanT of Venice. We plodded on unTil The Tollowing SepTember, we Tormed a PUBLICITY SQUAD The experience of The TirsT Two years encouraged us To emerge from obscuriTy and To puT inTo execuTion whaT we had hiTherTo been culTivaTing, working harder sTill wiTh geomeTric angles and Ciceronian speeches. We held our own in The Mission acTiviTies3 we produced Three one-acT plays, one of which, The Dean's Chair, was The original work oT our own Frances Kennedy. ln SepTember, I938, we enTered The Fair Grounds To prepare Tor The big FAlR, our GraduaTion. AnoTher year of Trimming and Touching-up, wiTh SisTer Veracunda as our Tinal guide, and we were well on our way. The AnnunciaTa, The burden oT The year, served as a leveler Tor our super-buoyancy. ATTer a sTrenuous year of serious labor. we are now ready To Take our places in The march down The Hall oT achievemenT. WiTh flags aloTT, crowned wiTh our square- cuT graduaTion caps, we appear as The celebriTies of A. l-l. S. I939. On leaving our life hisTory as a memory oT our years aT AnnunciaTion, we wish To Thank our RighT Reverend Monsignor Tor our High School educaTion7 Reverend FaTher C-5albraiTh, FaTher Carey, FaTher Logel and FaTher Walker Tor The beauTiTul memories we shall Take wiTh us oT Their lives: all The SisTers Tor Their devoTion in Training us, and wiTh a prayer Tor all, we close The chapTer of AnnunciaTion Annals, enTiTled The Class oT I939. En rouTe To The WORLD FAIR. CAMILLA M. SOLLY, '39 page nineteen