Immaculate Heart of Mary Academy - Immaculatan Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

BHGSSIQG OF S6 may the 1101411 IlL1gl5Lfeslwwil3 Elm may wwe PHHQGIS bless thee emdkeepthee. Feeefefhee have mercy onthee. His cquntenemee and gwe thee peace jflmen. 1958 1mmHounHQHD bjrmnaculaie of maryjflmduny U Ula mmm Buffalo, New Umfk Uullmw 30 ,5 - , E . , 2 9- ..f I E CONTENTS DEDICATION A TEACHER TO ST. FRANCIS Faculty and Subjects A GRADUATE TO ST. FRANCIS Graduates and Memoirs A STUDENT TO ST. FRANCIS Studies and Classes A TEENAGER TO ST. FRANCIS Organizations and Activities AN ATHLETE T0 ST. FRANCIS Sports and Teams q' fam! Fmnczk 8 12-19 20-45 46-79 80-93 94-1 03 - 2 . A ' fy Wi ,QQ A 15.35. 2. f siigiglil - I ML' 'vw 4 V 1449 fin 27-if 3 u 'Q1'f 5? 9 f W R J x 1. 4' 4 Wx Av QW , 'P - Q , His Excellency The Most Rev. Joseph Aloysius Burke, D.D. Bishop of Bufalo . . . I see nofhing corporally in this world of the mos! H igh Son of Gocl Himself except His most Holy Body anrl Blood which they receive and Ihey alone adminisfer to others. words of St. Frzmcis His I'1Xcc-llczlcy The Most Rev. L00 Ilic'ha1'rl Smiih, D.D. Auxiliary Iifslzop of Buffalo Rcvcrvncl Joseph Kuczka Chaplain ff Villa .Uarfu Insfrucfoi' in lfeligfon Mundi. d hlother Mary Annette Il Reveren rovincial Superior President She walks your way of joy, Saint IJVILILCI-S,' Your spirit lights her every smile, She strews about your holy glaclness That makes the simple things worthurhile. In the depth of our gratitude and appreciation, wc enclose the fondest memory of Rev. lllothcr Mary Annette whose name stands for the self-dedicating goodness, the generous happiness, and the unbounded enthusiasm we have recognized and admired as the dominant qualities of her person- ality. Everywhere she appeared, ev- erytime she spoke, we felt she breathed into our youthful souls her own spirit of Franciscan ideal- ism to which we wish to aspire encouraged by her every word and strengthened by her concern for our spiritual and temporal well-being. Inadequate as are all earthly tributes, we wish to leave, never- theless, some token whereby we might acknowledge our indebted- ness ancl cxpress our thankfulness for the gifts of a heart and a hand extended to us when we needed them both the most. May this humble effort etched in our an- nual be such a token wrapped in prayer and sealed with loving remembrance. She 'walks your 'way of peace, Saint Franeisg Your kindness marks each little deed, She speaks your words fy' healing comfort, And tends with love to all our need. 6 We ask your blessing, dearest Francis' Un all her works and constant cares And on this tribute of a yearbook To hold our thought and grateful pray rs 'KJ A grateful student body joined the ranks of benefactors to help Rev. Mother Mary Annette materialize her plans for a much-needed infir- rnary building now in the process of construction. Discussing student proposals for various fund-raising projects of their own, Patricia Waligora Cseatedj, Anne We- solowska, and Janice Tryjan- kowska secure the approvals of the Principal, Sister Mary Josephine Cstandingj and Rev. Mother Mary Annette Cseatedl. They rep- resent the Vilrnarians in their ex- of sincere wishes for the success of so worthy an undertak- ing and their pledge of continued cooperation to make the iniirmary a Felician dream-come-true. pression I1? She walks, in Rome, dear Poverello, The hallowed streets you once have trod And leads her own F el ician dll'llglll67'S On your seraphtc road to God. How close she follows in your footsteps, And shows the way we all might tread To find in life your pax et bonumn I n pray'r and cheerful penance bred. Protect and bless her, dearest Patrong Reward her true Franciscan :ealg And grant that fervent souls 'inspired Embrace your ll2f8,S sublime ideal. SISTER MARY JOSEPHINE PRINCIPAL xf,.f' P W, , x I ,BK is Her heart is so like yours, Saint F raneisg It throbs with all your zest for life And seeks to make your joyous goodness The object of our youthful strife. Her soul is like your own, Saint Francis It stirs with seU'less, deep concern, h student And makes the weU'are of eac Her forern ost thought at every turn. S bless our Principal, Saint Francis, o With all success that faith can give, A d make us worthy of her ejorts n By what we learn and how we live. mis W A wmwwj Ww W-f 4 RW ,Q Lf' w 5 ? iff' ' 2 ::. . , Q, , g,' 5 i 1 34. I WF? wif s 3 Q, A .4 ,. fi ' -5711, m g, ' 452 , 1,-QQ f . - '- 10 X ,S 3 .. .Q ngnwg, , 4 9'a1 4151 , OUTDOOR PRAYER You loved the great outdoors, good Francis, With Brother Sun, the Wind, and Rainy You sang your hymn to praise their Maker All Nature joined in that refrain. So may our souls thrill to the beauty Of summer green and winter white, And see in God's great handiwork A glimpse of heaven,s pure delight. Gaaooae to Stfraruis fl bgke to think, belooed Francis, . 5LtU1U ouee you taught Gods little birds, jlnd blessed them as they locked around you Ju reverent heed to holy words. So bless me as 3 teach my students, bhat while dsbape their minds withtmth I mold their hearts in Christian oirtue 1 bo guide the steps of 4 '1 1 W q Q Fir f. 5' 45' wwf 'nk L Q ' J 3 Agmiw, , ,,..4-aw wx ' SISTER MARY LILIOSE, C.S.S.F-Assistant Principal, Secretarial, Business Law, Shorthand II, Transcription, Bookkeeping, Vilmarian Advisor, Alumnae Moderator SISTER MARY ANNE, C.S.S.F- American His- tory, Problems of American Democracy, Economic World, Ladies' Auxiliary Director SISTER MARY MECISLAUS, C.S.S.F-AIneri- can History, Religion III, Polish III, Jr. Council on World Affairs Moderator SISTER MARY MAGDALEN, C.S.S.F.-Home- making I, II, VII, Cafeteria Supervisor ,gffjgzed ,LANL !,4,7f,, SISTER MARY MAXENTIA, C.S.S.F.-Latin I, II, III, Religion III, Polish III 14 Family SISTER MARY DOLORES, C.S.S.F.-World History, Mathematics 9, Religion I, II, Polish I, II, Junior Red Cross Moderator, Sophomore Chorus ' IV, Imruaculatan Advisor, Junior Chorus , Iatan Advisor tress of Aspirants, Biology, Mathematics 9 Polish I, Librarian, Cafeteria Treasurer 15 SISTER MARY CELINIA, C.S.S.F.-English III, SISTER MARY CARMELITA, C.S.S.F.-Eng- lish I, Basic Art, Advanced Art, Ceramics, Immacu- SISTER MARY LAUDETTE, C.S.S.F.-Direc- SISTER MARY CELINETTE, C.S.S.F.-Chem- istry, General Science, Mathematics 10, Religion I, gg , ..,-.- .f I W! 7if'fD72. SISTER MARY JULIA, C.S.S.F.-World History, English II, Religion II, Polish II, Theory of Music, Senior Chorus, Student Council Advisor SISTER MARY ANNELLE, C.S.S.F.-Assistant Directress of Aspirants, American History, French I, II, III, Religion II, Polish II, Senior Sodality Moderator, School Store SISTER MARY FELICITAS, C.S.S.F.-English I, III, Religion IV, Polish IV, Senior Chorus SISTER MARY AUREA, C.S.S.F.-World His- tory, General Science, Mathematics 9, Introduction to Business, Religion II, Polish II, Junior Sodality Moderator SIS FI R MARY MAURICE C S S F Mathe matics 10 ll Latinl Rel1g1onIII IV Polish III IV, Legion of Decency Moderator FJCMIW I l SISTER MARY EUCHARIA, C.S.S.F.-Nurse 17 SISTER MARY LOUISE, C.S.S.F.-Shorthand I II, Transcription, Typewriting I, Bookkeeping, Christopher Club Moderator SISTER MARY LILLIAN, C.S.S.F.-World His- tory, Economic World, English II, Religion I, II, Polish I, II, Freshman Chorus SISTER MARY PETER, C.S.S.F.-Shorthand I, Typewriting I, Office Practice, Third Order of St. Francis Moderator, Troubadour Advisor SISTER MARY SAPIENTIA, C.S.S.F.-Office Secretary First row: Mary Lee Sulkowski, Barbara Nowak, Aileen Sueharabowska, Geraldine Florek, Dolores Kosinska, Barbara Kiedrowska, Christine Falkowska, Isabelle Mokan, Christine Smigielska. Second row: Carol lllajehrzak, Rose Marie Harzewski, Diane Jaroszewska, Joyee Lis, Maria Runfula, Lucille Pancr, Caroline Kapinos, Jane Szpyl- man, Patricia Zaprzal, lllarie Chojnaeka, Cclcne Borowiak, Bernadine Nlyszka. Third row: Lucille Rokitka, Barbara Strzepka, Rosalie Kasprzak, Mary Jean Syrck, Delphine Cielinska, Mary Ann Pankiewiez, Anastasia Olszewska, Anne Vlfesolowska, Patricia Waligora, Mary Ann Urbanezyk Mar A ' , ' y nne Rokitku, Geraldine Wvdowik, Jeanette Maraszek, Carol VVozniak OFFICERS Geraldine Wierzbieka Barbara Buezkowska Margaret Czenszak Carole Torok president vice-president secretary treasurer 18 ATIO A HO OR SOCIETY STUDE T CUUNCIL OFFICERS Judith Piskorz prefect Carole Torok vice-prefect Susan Piszek secretary Rosalie Kasprzak treasurer First row: Patricia Blackowiak, Carol Florczak. Sec- ond row: Suzanne Kowalewska, Judith Juchnowski, Gertrude Pietrzak, Barbara Buczkowska. Third row: Carol Cyrulik, Rita Warejko, Bernadine Myszka, Carol Majchrzak, Barbara Kloss. Fourth tow: Bar- bara Lewandowska, Margaret Czenszak, Christine Kopczewska H genus Hou know lllhiif 'fis fo dream, good Vfmnois, jlnd seem new roads wiih eogev soulg Hou frompled once on vein ombifion oo seek in Life tis highesi goal. Q9 help ouihfol as Lrofion 50 chnogsg in life thepnoblesi weuj Uf sewing God's eiemol pxwpose 5111 hB21UB11'S greoi Commeneement Dog 7 L .-in' Y ,IAQ G ,PQYIFJ 1 r hi'-52, wh, af:-ff' NX! M . M ,,,,,,. mmm 1:-,mm .n.,,,4,w 'Ni- ,wi 3 Arflib L' rf irrlrn cf If-11 ..,-.fm ,,... , ,, ,..-,..W..,. , ,..,.. AUM +L... M. n......f.-'f,,..1 1... mu. ..1 s.,..1nvm ...A 'Qual nun' var Aufhrlv, fi' Q9 QQ GI' N. pm A M s hu., w..f.4 'f --..,..f.v,- fn... -v Mr .m :f nm -..., 4 1 ,,, ns SENIOR OFFICERS MARIE HARZEWSKA VICE PRESIDENT PATRICIA WALIGORA PRESIDENT CLASS OF 1958 MARY ANNE ROKITKA SECRETARY CHRISTINE TREASURER PATRICIA LOUISE WALIGORA St. John Gualbert Business Cheektowaga, N. Y. Sodality of Our Lady Class president 2, 8, 4 . . . Homeroom president 2, 3, 4 . . . treasurer 1 . . . Honor roll 18 . . . National Honor Society . . . Perfect attendance 1 . . . Our I.ady's Echo Staff . . . Special chorus ROSE MARIE HARZEWSKA St. Benedict B . . usmess Eggertsville, N. Y. Class vice-president 1, 2, 4 . . . Student Council representative 2 . . . Homeroom president 4 . . . vice-president 1, 2 . . . Honor roll 16 . . . National Honor Society . . . Vilmarian Staff co-editor 8, 4 . . . Ameri- can Jr. Red Cross representative 8 22 MARY ANNE F. ROKITKA Our Lady of Czestochova Academic Bllfl'al0, N. Y. Sadality of Our Lady, Prefect Third Order of St. Francis, Novice Mistress Class secretary Q, 4 . . . Homeroom president 4 . . . vice-president 3 . . . secretary 1, 2 . . . Honor roll 16 . . . National Honor Society . . . Perfect attendance 1, 2, 8, 4 . . . Our Lady'a Echo Staff . . . French Club 3 . . . Varsity co-captain 4 . . . Jr. Varsity captain 8 CHRISTINE FALKOWSKI St. Stanislaus Academic Buffalo, N. Y. Class treasurer 8, 4 . . . Homeroom president 3 . . . vice-president 2 . . . secretary 4 . . . Honor roll 15 . . . National Honor Society . . . Immzwulatan Staff . . . American Jr. Red Cross representative 1, 2 . . . vice-president 8, president 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Varsity captain 4 . . . Jr. Varsity 8 PATRICIA ARENT St. Stanislaus Business Buffalo, N. Y. Honor roll 2 . . . Perfect attendance 3 . . . Legion of Decency 3, 4 . . .' Library Council 2, 3 . . . treasurer 4 . . . lmmaculatan Staff DOLORES ANN AUGUSTYN Academic St. John Kanty Buffalo, N. Y. Perfect attendance 1, 2 . . . Honor roll 6 . . . French Club 2, 3 . . . Fencing 3, 4 MILDRED MARIE' BELTER Academic Third Order of St. Francis French Club 3 . . . Special chorus Queen of Martyrs Cheektowaga, N. Y. CHRISTINE ANN BLAMOWSKA St. Casimir Business Buffalo, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis Varsity 3, 4 . . . Jr. Varsity 2 l .by - W. Q' VW N lf' ARLENE FLORENCE BORUCKA . John ' Business wa , N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis A Horneroom treasurer 2 . . . Troubadour Staff 3, 4 . . . Speci orus AUDREY ANN BRACIKOWSKA St. Casimir Business Buffalo, N. Y. BARBARA ANN BUCZKOWSKI Transfiguration Academic Third Order of St. Francis Honor roll 11 . . . French Club 3 . . . Special chorus . . . Varsity 4 . . . Jr. Varsity 3 . . . Archery 3, 4 Buffalo, N. Y. BARBARA ANN T. BUCZKOWSKI Queen of Peace Business Buffalo, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis Student Council representative 3, 4 . . . Honor roll 11 . . . National Honor Society, vice-president . . . Vilmarian Staff 3 . . . page editor 4 23 fgxrh ref! BARBARA ANN BURZYN SKI Business MARY BUGL Business Homeroom president 1 . . St. John Kanty Buffalo, N. Y. Perfect attendance 1, 2 . . . Library Council 3 . . . Archery 3 CAROL ANN CERANSKI Academic Third Order of St. Francis Perfect attendance 4 . . . French Club 2, 3 Transfiguration Buffalo, N. Y. . Honor roll 1 Queen of Martyrs Cheektowaga, N. Y. '1 ,,f' 5, -- ' ' IV DELPHINE MARIE CIELINSKI St. John Gualbert Academic Cheektowaga, N. Y. Sodality of Our Lady Honor roll 9 . . . National Honor Society . . . Perfect attendance 2, 8 . . . Irnrmwulatan Staff, editor-in-chief . . . Our Lady's Echo Staff, page editor . . . Library Council 2 . . . Jr. Council on World Affairs 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Baton Twirling GERALDINE ANN CWIKLINSKI Queen of M artyra Business Cheektowaga, N. Y. IPI-Iomeroom vice-president 1 . . . secretary 4 . . . treasurer 3 . . .Honor r 8 K f 'pr Jw .Mig ELAINE CZEKALSKA Queen of Martyrs Academic Cheektowaga, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis Honor roll 1 . . . French Club 2, 3 . . . Fencing 3 MARGARET MARIE CZENSZAK Resurrection Business Cheektowaga, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis Student Council Representative 8, 4 . . . Homeroom treasurer . . . Honor roll 14 . . . National Honor Society, secretary . . . Immaculatan Staff . . . Troubadour Staff 3, 4 . . . Legion of Decency 1, 2, 8, 4 . . . Library Council 1, 2, 8 24 fl! If I , ,,,,! MICHALENE THERESA DUCH St. John Gualbert Academic Sodality of Our Lady Cheektowaga, N. Y. Legion of Decency 3, 4 . . . French Club 2, 3, 4 I ! JUDITH ANN FELCKOWSKI Business Third Order of St. Francis Troubadour Staff 4 DOROTHY JOAN FRYCZYNSKA Academic Sodality of Our Lady Honor roll 6 . . . Legion of Decency 8 Club 2, 3 . . . president 4 JANE DOROTHY GODZIK Business Third Order of St. Francis St. John Kanty Buffalo, N. Y. St. John Gualbert Cheektowaga, N. Y. vice-president 4 . . . French St. John Gualbert Cheektowaga, N. Y. Honor roll 1 . . . Troubadour Staff 3, 4 . . . Special chorus JUDITH MARY GORNIKIEWICZ St. Stanislaus Business Sodality of Our Lady, Treasurer Buffalo, N. Y. Student Council representative 1 . . . Perfect attendance 1, 2, 4 . . . Our Lady's Echo Staff . . . Legion of Decency 3, 4 . . . American Jr. Red Cross representative 2, 4 LORRAINE MARY DUDEK St. John Gualbert Academic Cheektowaga, N. Y. Class treasurer l . . . Student Council representative 8 . . . Homeroom treasurer l . . . Honor roll 7 . . . Vilmarian Staff 1, 4 . . . American Jr. Red Cross representative 2 . . . Jr. Council on World Affairs 1, 2, S . chairman 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Special chorus . . . Ceramics MARIE DYBALSKI St. John Gualbert Cheektowaga, N. Y. Legion of Decency l, 2, 8, 4 if n ...ii I I M' REIGNING QUEEN of the 1957 Villa Maria Benefit Ball, Carole Torok poses regally with her attendants: Mary Anne Ro- kitka, Patricia Waligora, Christine F alkowska, and Judith Piskorz. Chosen by a joint ballot of the sen- iors and juniors, the queen and her retinue take the spotlight at the gala social event of the year. ir? ii i 4 v K Kathryn Kuzio was privileged to Q represent the miraculous image of f Our Lady honored under the title . of Our Lady of Czestochova. The occasion was the annual Pageant of Prayer held in Memorial Audi- torium. WE PAY HOMAGE TO THE MOTHER OF GOD. In pious solemnity, students of Ryan High bear the image of Our Lady of Czestochova in the procession of Madonnas which opened the Pageant of Prayer. Vilmarians form the honor guard and also the court of the live replica of the miraculous image. Patricia Waligora heads the procession. THE PRIDE OF THE 1948 GRADUATING CLASS of Villa Maria, Judge Ann T. Mikoll, as guest speaker addresses the students and their fathers at the Father- Daughter Communion breakfast. Following her appointment to the City Court bench hy Mayor Pankow, Mrs. Mikoll was a successful candidate for the office in the 1957 elections. THOSE THAT PRAY TOGETHER, STAY TOGETHER! Vilrnarians and their fathers put this motto into action on Dad and Daughter Day. Seated in the first bench during Holy Mass in the Villa Maria chapel are fleft to rightl Mr. VVilliam Skulicz and daughter, Judge Ann T. Mikoll, Student Council president Judith Piskorz and father, and Vilmarian llarcella lVedzikowski with her father. IT,S A PERFECT FIT ON A PERFECT DAY! The seniors smile approvingly as they meet at the foot of the Sacred Heart to admire their rings just received during ceremonies in the academy chapel. From left to right are: Janet Rosinska, hfildred Belter, Jane Godzik, Patricia Kaczmarek, Theresa Pierug, Arlene Borucka, Patricia Ziomkowska, and Frances Blocny. 27 V . V ' . -.- V l A ry' U x' XJ 1 PATRICIA ANN HERKO St, Stanislaus Academic Sodality of Our Lady Third Order of St. Francis Liturgical Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Perfect attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Special chorus Buffalo, N. Y. St. Patrick ROSALIE MARIE IMBIROWICZ Business Buffalo, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis Homer-oom treasurer 1 . . . Honor roll 8 . . . Perfect attendance 2 . . . Troubadour Staff 4 . . . Legion of Decency 3, 4 DIANE ANTOINETTE JAROSZEWSKI St. Joachim Business Buffalo, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis, vice-prefect Honor roll 8 . . . National Honor Society . . . Troubadour Staff 8 . . . associate editor 4 . . . Legion of Decency 1, 2 . . . Library Council-1, 2 . . . Special chorus MARY RITA JUREWICZ Queen of Peace Academic Buffalo, N. Y. Honor roll Q . . . Perfect attendance 1, 8 . . . Our Lady's Echo Staff . . . Library Council 2 . . . American Jr. Red Cross representative 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 PAULINE GRABOWSKA St. Casimir Business Buffalo, N. Y. JANET VERONICA GRUBKA St. John Gualbert Business Cheektowaga, N. Y. Sodality of Our Lady, vice-prefect Student Council representative 2 . . . Honor roll 4 . . . Legion of Decency 3, 4 . . . American Jr. Red Cross representative 4 LEONA MARIE HARZEWSKA St. John Kanty Business Buffalo, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis Legion of Decency 1, 2 THERESA MARIE HELAK St. Stanislaus AC8deIIliC Buffalo, N. Y. Sodality of Our Lady French Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Special chorus . . . Perfect attendance 4 X PM V i C DIANE JUDITH KACZMAREK Queen of Peace Business Buffalo, N. Y. PATRICIA ANN KACZMAREK St. Luke Academic Buffalo, N. Y. Sodality of Our Lady Perfect attendance 4 . . . Honor roll 1 . . . Our Lady's Echo Staff . . . French Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Baton Twirling 3 . . . Ceramics 2, 3 DOLORES THERESA KAJDASZ St. John Kanty Business Buffalo, N. Y. Honor roll 6 . . . Perfect attendance 1, 2, 8 PATRICIA ANN KANE St. Joachim Business Buffalo, N. Y. A- 'l Y 01 M l 1xlHt0SALIE ANN KASPRZAK St. Adalbert Academic Buffalo, N. Y. i l Sodality of Our Lady W UJI' Student Council representative 1, 4 . . . treasurer 4 . . . Honor roll 16 V . . . National Honor Society . . . Perfect attendance 1, 2 . . . Our Lady's Echo Staff . . . Immrwulatan Staff . . . Jr. Council on World Affairs 2, NS, 4 . . . French Club 8, 4 . . . president 3 . . . Special chorus CHRISTINE KOTOWSKA St. John Gualbert Academic Cheektowaga, N. Y. Y Sodality of Our Lady Student Council representative 2 . . . Honor roll 5 . . . Perfect attend- ' ance 1, 2 . . . Legion of Decency 3 . . . American Jr. Red Cross repre- sentative 4 . . . French Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Special chorus Y PA'l'RIQIA ANN KRALISZ St. Casimir Buffalo, N. Y. v JOAN AGNES KUJAWA Business 5 Third Order of St. Francis St. Matthew Buffalo, N. Y. sine s ,1 fu ,f . PQ? 4 r, Perfect attendance 1, 2, 8 S za Rijjflff CHRISTMAS TIME IS A HOLY TIME of angelic songs and glory pro- claiming Redemptionis most won- derful story. In the manger scene, Joseph fChristine Raczkowskij adores Mary's Divine Son lifted high to bless a silent world with the peace of a new kingdom of love. Q heist a CHRISTMAS TIME IS A JOYOUS TIME of jingling bells and laughter bright in a world of frosted spires and winter white. With the lilting tem- po of Winter Wonderland, the senior chorus opens the Christmas Fantasy and puts the audience into a receptive mood. Right: CHRISTMAS TIME IS FANTASY TIME in a land of childhood dreams. With a wave of her magic wand, Carole Torok, Queen of Wonder- land, brings to life toyland's fanci- ful characters: the wooden soldier CJudith Wrzosekj and Raggedy Ann QMary Lee Sulkowskil. Opening the religious portion of the program, the Angel Gabriel QMargaret Czenszakl, according to Prophecy, announces to Mary Uanet Grubkaj that she was cho- sen to be the Mother of the Messias. PROGRAM 1. Winter Wonderland Smith-Bernard 2. Jingle Bells Calypso Tellep 3. The Sleigh Kountz if 1 miaay 4. When You Wish Upon a Star 11. Prophecy and Annunciation Washington-Harline Ringwald 5. Alice in Wonderland 12. 0 Holy Night Hilliard-Fain Adam 6. Toyland 13. Silent Night Victor Herbert 7. Dance of the Sugar Plums Tschaikovsky 8. Cradle Song Kreisler 9. Kolysanka Sygietynski 10. Chinese Lullaby Bowers-Riegger DAINTY AND PETITE, the two Sugarplums Uudith Stelter and Patricia Marciniakj dance to the tinkling beat of Tschaikovsky's famous number from the Nut- cracker Suite. The clown CVirginia Owczarczakb is magically motion- less. Gruber 14. Bog sie Rodzi Polish Carol Enraptured by the tales of Won- derland, Alice fMary Ann Sa- wickaj dances in her search for the path to the mystic merry joy- landf' 15. Shepherds Awake Hallstrom 16. Carol of the Bells Leontovich-Wilhousky 17. Ave Verum Mozart 18. Preludes to Eternity Liszt-Reibold 31 BARBARA JANE LEWANDOWSKI St. Patrick Business BUHRIO, Third Order of St. Francis Student Council representative 4 . . . Homeroom vice-president 3 . . . Honor roll 2 . . . Troubadour Staff editor 4 . . . Legion of Decency 3, 4 . . . Cheerleader 3, 4 MAGDALENE LEWANDOWSKA Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Business Buffalo. N- Y- RITA MARIE LEWANDOWSKI Sl. Stanislaxf Academic Buffalo, N. X Sodality of Our Lady Student Council representative 4 . . . Honor roll 6 . . . Perfect attend- ance 3 . . . Our Lady'.s Echo Staff . . . Legion of Decency 8 . . . president 4 . . . Library Council 2 . . . American Jr. Red Cross representative 8 . . . Fencing 8 JOYCE THERESA LIS Prembus Blood Business Buffalo, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis Class secretary 1 . . . Student Council representative 2 . . . Homeroom vice-president 2 . . . secretary 1 . . . Honor roll 15 . . . National Honor Society . . . Perfect attendance Q . . . I mmaculatan Staff . . . Troubadour Staff 8 . . . American Jr. Red Cross representative 3 KATHRYN FRANCES KUZIO Sacred Heart Academic Syracuse N Y Third Order of St. Francis Sodality of Our Lady Liturgical Choir 1, 2, 3 4 EUGENIA CHRISTINE KWIETNIEWSKI St Patrzck Business Homeroom secretary 1 Cheerleader 4 SYLVIA JOSEPHINE LESZKOWICZ St. John Kanty Business BUHHIO, Third Order of St. Francis Troubadour Staff 3, 4 . . . Special chorus K s , QXWILLA MAR1 Qjjhv .i . fi? 'M MARY ANN MACIEJEWSKI St. Luke Business Buffalo, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis Honor roll 1 . . . Immaculatan Staff . . . Troubadour Staff 4 . . . Legion of Decency 2 . . . American Jr. Red Cross representative 4 . . . Cheer- leader 2, 8, 4 CAROL ANN MAJCHRZAK Holy Name of Jesus Business Buffalo, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis Student Council representative 4 . . . Homeroom vice-president 3 . . . secretary 2 . . . Honor roll 15 . . . National Honor Society . . . Perfect attendance 1 . . . Vilmarian Staff 8 . . . make-up editor 4 . . . Trouba- dour Staff 2, 3. 4 . . . American Jr. Red Cross representative 2 Business JEANETTE FRANCES MARASZEK St. John Kanty Student Council representative 3 . . . Homeroom president 2 . . secretary 4 . . . Honor roll 15 . . . National Honor Society . . . Perfect attendance 3 . . . Vilmarian Staff 3 . . . page editor 4 . . . Special chorus V w pf Buffalo, N. Y. Yi.. f BARBARA MARIE MARCEZIN St. James Academic Depew, N. Y. Sodality of Our Lady Perfect attendance 2 X. MAREK St. Luke Buffalo, N. Y. Order of St. Iuancis roll 4 . . . I mmaculatan Staff . . . Troubadour Staff 4 . . . Special chorus . . . Cheerleader Q ANN BEVERLY MARLINSKI St. Luke Academic Buffalo, N. Y. FRA CES JOSEPHINE MOCNY St. Joachim fan ' e s Buffalo, N. Y. J der FT8HClS , .4-ou, Xl ff 1 kr I X MARIANN NIKIEL Holy Apostles SS. Peter cf: Paul Business Buffalo, N. Y. SE Honor roll 3 . . . Perfect attendance 1, 2, 8 . . . Immaeulatan Staff . . . Legion of Decency 3, 4 . . . Library Council 2, 8, 4 X E CAROL ANN NIZIOL St. Luke Business Buffalo, N. Y. BARBARA BERNICE OLSZOWKA Holy Apostles SS. Peter ef: Paul Business Buffalo, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis I mmaculatan Staj' ISABELLE MARIE MOKAN St. Casimir Business Buffalo, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis, prefect Sodality of Our Lady Homeroom vice-president 4 . . . Honor roll 14 . . . National Honor Society . . . Vilmarian Staff 1, 2, 3 . . . co-editor 4 . . . Troubadour Staff 2, 8, 4 . . . Our Lady's Echo Staff 3, 4 MARY ANN CATHERINE MURAK St. Josaphat Business Cheektowaga, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis Student Council representative 2 . . . Honor roll 5 BERNADINE JOYCE MYSZKA Queen of Peace Business Buffalo, N. Y. Student Council representative 8, 4 . . . Homeroom secretary 2 . . . Honor roll 18 . . . National Honor Society . . . Perfect attendance 1, 8 . . . Vzlmarian Staff 2, 8 . . . headline editor 4 . . . American Jr. Red Cross representative 8 . . . Special chorus HELEN CHRISTINE NIEDZWIECKA St. Stanislaus Agademic Bull-BIO, y u P e 5. l THERESA JOAN PIERUG St. Luke Academic Buffalo, N. Y. Sodality of Our Lady Perfect attendance 1 . . . Honor roll 1 . . . Immaculatan Staff . . . Our Lady? Echo Staff . . . French Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Special chorus . . . Baton Twirling 8 . . . Ceramics 2 GERTRUDE BARBARA PIETRZAK St. Luke Business Buffalo, N. Y. Student Council representative 4 . . . Honor roll ll JUDITH ANN PISKORZ St. Adalbert Business Buffalo, N. Y. Student Council president 4 . . . secretary 8 . . . Homeroom president 1 . . . Honor roll 8 . . . American Jr. Red Cross representative Q . . . Cheerleader 2 . . . captain 3 DIAN GRACE POST St Luke Business Buffalo, N. Y. Vdmarian Staff 2 vi L fn 0 I 'iz-:4 -.-:' CHRISTINE HELEN POTOCZNA sz. Luke ,4,,,555g55g5.5.H ,.,. Academic B11Ha10-N- Y- Sodalify of 01-f Lady Library Council 1, 2 . . . French Club s, 4 222:T2f121Qgi5332525335522252525 A if gg 5 A lg 353:11-:I ' .355EgE51g1gEgfffQf5 . 2.555555535553555 x I PATRICIA ANN PRUCHNIEWICZ sf. cami. Business Buffalo, N. Y. Sodality of Our Lady CHRISTINE RACZKOWSKI sf. Jo.-mpha BU-'3iI19SS Cheektowaga, N. Y. Sodality of Our Lady Our Lady's Echo Staff . . . Legion of Decency 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Library Council iQ,A , WNW .Q NNW 4' Judah Ben Hur is chagrined to find that his old friend lllessala has become ''komanizcduwhaughty and sarcastic. Although he recognizes his master Ben Hur, Simonides cleverly seeks to obtain conclusive evidence of his identity. After the tragic mishap, the Hur family are seized and arrested at the command of Messala. Nlalluch reports to Ilderim the glorious victory of Ben Hur over his enemy Messala in the chariot race. The fire ritual dance of the priestesses in the Grove of Daphne. K,-.N , vt H YNKQQ lvmenzzzizbn HUR iimef of Cbfllff n 8 5 ..1. ffzffsfff The young Christ, in pity and compassion, offers the almost lifeless Ben Hur a cup of refreshing cold water. A slave dancer entertains Shiek Ilderim and his guests, the noble Balthasar and Prince Ben Hur. A garland dance enlivens the Grove of Daphne. The Finale presents a vision of Christ, tl1e King triumphant in the new Jerusalem, the Kingdom of Peace and Love wherein shall enter His faithful followers. The healing power ol' Christ effects a cure of the leprous mother, sister, and servant of Ben Hur. .. 'A i GERALDINE CECILIA ROGALEWSKA Transfiguration Business Buffalo, N. Y. Sodality of Our Lady JOANNE ROGALSKI St. Casimir Business Buffalo, N. Y. Sodality of Our Lady Honor roll 1 . . . Student Council representative 1, 2 . . . Perfect at- tendance l . . . Vilmarian Staff 1, 2 . . . Troubadour Staff 2 . . . Our Lady's Echo Staff . . . Legion of Decency 1, 2, 3 . . . secretary 4 . . . Library Council 1, 2 . . . American Jr. Red Cross representative 2 CAROL ANN ROLLEK St. Stanislaus Academic Buffalo, N. Y. Varsity 3 JANET THERESA ROSINSKI l St. Casimir Business Buffalo, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis Troubadour Staff 8, 4 . . . Special chorus . . . Jr. Varsity 2 ROBERTA ANN ROZEK U Business Third Order of St. Francis M. I B . r 1 f D VILLA MARIA St. Stanislaus Buffalo, N. Y. Honor roll 1 . . . Class vice-president 3 . . . Homeroom president S . . . vice-president 4 . . . Perfect attendance 1, 3 . . . Legion of Decency 3, 4 . . . American Jr. Red Cross representative 1 MARIA ELENA RUNFOLA Holy Cross Academic Buffalo, N. Y. Sodality of Our Lady roll 15 . . . National Honor Society . . . Perfect attendance 4 . . Student Council representative 1 . . . Our Lady'a Echo Staff . . . Library Council 1, 2, 3 . . . vice-president 4 . . . Jr. Council on World Affairs 3 . . . vice-chairman 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Special chorus PHYLLIS IRENE RYSZKIEWICZ Queen of Peace Business ' Cheektowaga, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis Troubadour Staff, associate editor 4 .P L MARILYN MARGARETA SCHMITT Most Holy Redeemer Business Buffalo, N. Y. Sodality of Our Lady Homeroom secretary 8 . . . Honor roll 3 . . . Perfect attendance 2 . . . Vilmarian Staff 1, Q, 8, 4 . . . Library Council 1, 2 . . . Cheerleader 2 SYLVIA SEROWSKA St. John Kanty Business Buffalo, N. Y. GERTRUDE SKALSKA Holy Name of Jesus Academic Buffalo, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis Sodality of Our Lady Student Council representative 4 . . . Homeroom treasurer 3 . . . Honor roll 4 . . . Perfect attendance 2 . . . I mmaculaian Staff . . . French Club 2, 3 . . . secretary 4 . . . Special chorus . . . Cheerleader 1, 2 JOAN ELIZABETH SMYKLA St. Valentine Business Buffalo, N. Y. Library Council 3 LORRAINE LUCY SPRINGER St. C imir Business Buffalo in all fl lwfff' JUDITH ANN STELTER St. Stanislaus Business Buffalo, N. Y. Cheerleader 8, 4 BARBARA JOAN STRZEPKA St. Luke Academic Buffalo, N. Y. Homeroom treasurer 4 . . . Honor roll 16 . . . National Honor Society . . . Perfect attendance 1, 2, 8, 4 . . . lmmaculatan Staff fi fb Business GERALDINE SUMLINSKA St. John Gualbert 4 1 - if 1 x Cheektowaga, N. Y. MARY ANN SUSZKA Holy Apostles SS. Peter dc Paul Business Buffalo, N. Y. Perfect attendance 1, Q, 3 . . . lmmzwulatan Staff . . . Library Council 2, 8, 4 CATHERINE MARIE SWINIARSKA T rarwflguration Academic Buffalo, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis Honor roll 8 . . . French Club 3 MARY JEAN SYREK Queen of Peace Academic Cheektowaga, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis Sodality of Our Lady Student Council representative 2 . . . Honor roll 14 . . . Perfect attend- ance 2, 3 . . . National Honor Society . . . Immaculatan Staff, business manager . . . Our Lady's Echo Staff, co-editor . . . American Jr. Red Cross representative 3 . . . French Club 2, S, 4 . . . Special chorus . . . Ceramics 2 ANTOINETTE ESTELLE SZELUGA St. Stanislaus Academic Buffalo, N. Y. Sodality of Our Lady Perfect attendance 1, 3 . . . Liturgical Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Special chorus Business Library Council 3 . . . Archery 3 aff 'M 50 LORRAINE THERESA TELEGO St. Patrick Business Buffalo, N. Y. Perfect attendance 1 . . . Legion of Decency 3 . . . Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 ALICE MARY TOMCZAK Precious Blood Academic Buffalo, N. Y. CAROLE ELBERTA TOROK Assumption of Our Lady Academic Buffalo, N. Y. Sodality of Our Lady, secretary Student Council representative 3 . . . vice president 4 . . . Homeroom president 2 . . . vice-president 4 . . . Honor roll 16 . . . National Honor Society, treasurer . . . Perfect attendance 1, Q, 3 . . . Our Zady's Echo Staff . . . Library Council 1, 2, 8 . . . president 4 . . . Jr. Council on World Affairs 2, 8, 4 . . . French Club 2 . . . secretary 8 MARY ANN URBANCZYK St. Casimir Business Buffalo, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis, recording secretary Sodality of Our Lady Student Council representative 3 . . . Homeroom treasurer 4 . . . Honor roll 5 . . . National Honor Society . . . Vilmarian Staff 1 . . . page editor 4 . . . Troubadour Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Legion of Decency 1, 3, 4 . . . Library Council I, 2 . . . Perfect attendance 1, 2 JANE SZPYLMAN St. John Kanty Academic Buffalo, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis Class treasurer 2 . . . Honor roll 16 . . . National Honor Society . . . Perfect attendance 2 . . . Troubadour Staff 8 . . . Library Council 1, 2, 3 . . . secretary 4 .TUDITH ANN SZYMANSKI St. Luke Business Buffalo, N. Y. MILDRED MARY SZYMKOWIAK St. John Kanty CLA '58 rf, WTUW GLORIA FLORENCE VOIGHT Transfigurahon ' Honor roll 1 SENIORS PATRICIA ANN WARD Academic Special Chorus . . . Perfect attendance 3 THERESA CAROL WIERCINSKA Academic Third Order of St. Francis Sodality of Our Lady Liturgical Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Spec' ,chorus St. Luke Buffalo, N. Y. St. Ann Erie, Penna. MQW 10 Mi A C 0 5 w N Buffalo, N. Y. i GERALDINE HELEN WIERZBICKA St. John Gualbert Academic Cheektowaga, N. Y. Sodality of Our Lady lass president 1 . . . Homeroom president 1 . . . Honor roll 16 . . . ational Honor Society, president . . . Vilmarian Staff 1, 2, 8 . . . as- sistant editor 4 . . . Our Lady? Echo Stalf, editor . . . Jr. Council on World Affairs 1, 2, 4 . . . chairman 8 . . . French Club 8, 4 . . . Special chorus JOAN THERESA WOJCIECHOWSKI St. John Gualbori Business Cheektowaga, N. Y. Sodality of Our Lady Student Council representative 2 . . . Homeroom secretary 3 . . . treas- urer 4 . . . Honor roll 10 . . . Vilmarian StaH 2, 8 . . . page editor 4 . . . Our Lady's Echo Staff . . . Special chorus JOAN LOUISE WOJCINSKA St. Casimir Business Buffalo, N. Y. Third Order of St. Francis, corresponding secretary Jr. Varsity 8 DIANE GERALDINE WOLANCZYK Queen of the M ost Holy Rosary Buginesg Bll6al0, N. Y. Perfect attendance 2 . . . Cheerleader 8, 4 THERESA WRONSKA St. Adalbert Business e Cheerl ad GERALDINE MARIE ZIOLKOWSKA V Our Lady of the acred Heart Academic Colden, N. Y. Liturgical Choir 1 2 8 4 Perfect attendance 1, 2, 3 PATRICIA ZIOMKOWSKI St. Josaphat Business Cheektowaga, N. Y. CONSTANCE ANTOINETTE ZULAWSKI St. John Kanty Academic Buffalo, N. Y. SUZANNE ESTHER ZULAWSKI St. John Kanty Business Buffalo, N. Y. 'H-7.39 Wk s St. Adalbert Buffalo, N. Y. St. Luke Buffalo, N. Y. tor 8, 4 fState Championship Winnerl . . . Fencing 4 fWestern N. Y. Championj . . . Varsity 4 I Q v' bkunmq , '- 'Q' , . gf? ' :X .fs 5- - P QM fr V ii? sf Vx . WM, . 4 f , L, , b f Q 5-25'3-xp, 2 X j'f ' .. Q N' 'fi'!f '?.if4L . T194 A .-Y 4 md rv! if W Q X f.-5'? '?vf 41933-sWQV.,gx ,M xr 'X - yr 9' cn, W y Q b ifiimix . 4 S A E 4 . It gtk . 'S A g4fQ4.i-V ' frtiyg Q Q I: 41:4 X wi-C K. ' 3? E W ,ik f lv. ,J f 'lu U Ld, .4- -. Q X ' 1 ,.:, s ,I i I ' I . 1 Z 1 , 4 - ' W T E K, ..,R ,. ll I! 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A 2 l 50 Marie Stachowiak Christine Staszak Audrey Steinlein Josephine Strzepka Aileen Sucharabowska Geraldine Szeliga Barbara Tamborska Mary Ann Tarnacka Carol Ann Trzepkowska Diane Waclawska Barbara Waligora Geraldine Wawrzynek Geraldine Wdowik Anne Wesolowska Mary Ann Widomska Mary Ann Wieszczyk Camille Wisniewska Maureen VVojcicka Annette Woroniecka Theresa Woronowska Carol Wozniak Rita Wozniak Judith Wrzosek Roberta Wysocka Theresa Zak Patricia Zaprzal Christine Zaremba Eugenia Zasternpowska Dolores Zasucha Dolores Zawadzka Carol Zbizek Patricia Zielinska Lucille Zulawska ,, F . I: . 2- n ii 7 E' K if 5 3 3 . i l ' 2 -. I Quai 4 I ei. We-is THE PICTURE OF THE MONTH in Religion I class is the story of the Miraculous Medal. Margaret Cegielski and Janice Tryjan- kowska brief the class on the contents of the record which provides the sound for the film strip of the story. Carol Kozak and Susan Ziarkowska set up the projector. Seated Con the leftj Dolores Sitt- niewski, Margaret Cyran, Con the rightj Eileen Pellegrino, Mary Myslek, and Christine Lewandowska are ready for a soul-reaching experience. ' Wi: ..'fS1:sj,-1. of sacred vessels, linens, and vest- f GETTING A CLOSE-UP VIEW H- ments used in religious services, sophomores in Religion hold class in the sacristy. From left to right are: Mary Ann Jankowska, Sylvia Bochenek, Judith Kwarcianiak, Elaine Plewinska, Frances Kowal- czewska, Sandra Hoppa, Patricia Norek, and Joan Szudzik. 4,1llf,,.,,,-,gmc WHAT ARE SAINTS MADE OF? In Religion III class, juniors find the answer in their study of the Holy Spirit's action evidenced in the lives of the saints. CStandingj Carol Trzepkowska, Barbara Bor- chlewicz, Elaine Paradowska, and Patricia Drews read their papers on the subject to their classmates: Cseatedj Mary Ann Jastrzab, Mau- reen Wojcicka, Mary Ann Siekier- ska, and Christine Banaszak. IT'S A CHANGING WOItLD,,' the students observe in Economic Vvorld class as they trace the de- velopment of American agricultur- al methods. Carolyn Gadomska Cstandingb directs the quiz while Christine Caputi, Carol Suchan, Sandra Jendrysik, Barbara Pier- zchala, Camille Zdonczyk, and Marie Elaine Rogalska dig,' into the text for the answers. man INFORMATION PLEASE! The juniors know that the answer is somewhere in the library and resort to books in preparing their assignments for American History class. Seated around the table are: Geraldine Szeliga, Mary Popielska, Camille Wisniewska, Loretta Ja- sinska, and Constance Myslek. Natalie Bradley and Beverly Maurer search the shelves for the right book. xxx 'wk NEVER A DULL TOPIC! The age of knights and castles wields a spell anytime on anybody including world history students. Sharing interesting notes from their completed research booklets are: Diane Drajem, Theresa Za- wada, Kathleen Burek, Geraldine Kuras, Josephine Lipinska, and Antoinette VVegler. THERE'S NO PANEL PANIC. Senior English students share the benefits of their research on the life and works of Joseph Conrad, writ- er of sea stories. The panelists are: Cseatedl Audrey Bracikowska, Magdalen Lewandowska, Patricia Kane, and Joan Smykla. Diane Post and Susan Zulawska present their display of reference materials and a line-up of C0nrad's novels. IT SOUNDS BETTER THAN IT LOOKS. Because this is true of poetry, freshmen appreciate the disc ap- proach to literature. Patricia Ma- lone operates the record player for the benefit of the interested listen- ers: Joanne Saniewska, Margaret Deneen, Mary Ann Myszka, and Pauline Tucholska. All appear to be literarily impressed. THIS IS OUR SACRED HERITAGE OF FREEDOM. Loretta Rogowska Cstanding in frontj explains the function of the editorial to her English III class- mates who study the newspaper and discuss the blessings of a free press in our American way of life. Left to right are: ffirst row, Marcia Pieniaszek, Dorothy Decz, Bar- bara Alloway, Qsecond rowj Jose- phine Strzepka, Joanne Latacka, Patricia Slawinska, and Cstandingl Judith Kosowski. BURIED IN THE PAST! Mentally, at least, Latin II stu- dents excavate the ancient cities of Italia. Joanne Grabiarz points to Pompey, literally excavated, while Marcia Frunczyk indicates its loca- A39 li my I ..,-Q,.-.M.4- 7 R S s SO TIIAT'S CICERO. Latin III students: Christine Au- gustyn, Elizabeth Ann Miller, Ma- rie Bielecka, Anastasia Olszewska Audrey Steinlein, and Joan Gra- biec interrupt their translation to look at the illustrious master of Roman rhetoric. Cieero's orations are more than exercises in Latin grammarg they are superb models of public speaking. Historically, they provide the inside facts on the political and social abuses that spelled the downfall of a mighty empire. 1 tion on the map. Seated are:Cfirst row? Josephine Bartolotta, Ann Marie Zon, Carol Rusinska, Doro- thy Majehrzak, Csecond rowl Ju- dith Kuzara, and Geraldine Rze- szutek. -all- l'I S IIARDLY A DEAD LANGUAGE. Latin l keeps the freshmen very much alive as they strive to master the verb forms. Nancy Guewa dic- tates the exercise to Constance Marlowe tat the boardj and other students at their desks: Cfirst rowj Patricia Adarnska, Ksecond rowj Diane Strom, Constance Kowal- czyk, Sandra Fedor, fthird rowj Elaine Palnpalona and Mary Ann Latosi. F LANGUAGE STUDENT T0 ST. FRANCIS When French and Latin prove confusing And English fails to do its part, I know you'll understand Saint F rancrls, The simple language of the heart. For love can speak in any language And make its meaning crystal clear,' So teach me to speak simple prayers That God will fain be pleased to hear. C'EST SI BON! French III students are obviously enjoying their dramatization of a scene at a sidewalk cafe in a fairly realistic setting. Geraldine Wierzbicka plays le gargon poli, while Gertrude Skalska, Theresa Helak, Dolores Augustyn, and Dorothy Fryczynska are les patrons contents. HVOICI NANTES, Barbara Nowak tells her French II classmates as she points to the city on the map. Standing with Bar- bara, Geraldine Wawrzynek and Elizabeth Marki help in locating other important French sites during their imaginary tour of the country, while fseatedj Jacqueline Kurzanski, Judith Borom, and Roberta Wysocki supply background information on the various aspects of life in France. Iam, 'N-4. fs IN ANY LANGUAGE, IT'S A HOME. French I students acquire new words in the language by identifying the parts and furnishings of a typical home. Surrounding the doll-sized model arc: Sharor Malecki, Margaret I-Ioctor, Patricia Drews, Bar- bara Kloss, Barbara Wisniewski, Loretta Jurewicz, Mary Wilbur, and Evelyn Wachowski. l 56 TO KNOW IS TO APPRECIATE. Juniolg confirm the old adage as they peruse books contributed by a recent visitor to Poland. Cynthia Musielak studies a book on Polish art. Rita Wozniak and Rosalie Socha admire a work on Chopin, while Joanne Sikorska, Diane Santowska, and Mary Ry- niec enjoy picturesque scenes of Polish mountaineer life. all LOOK, LISTEN, AND LEARN is the practical method sophomores in Polish II class employ to extend their vocabulary in a foreign lan- guage. Judith Sarna points to phrases which name and describe common items of clothing or objects at hand in the classroom. fStandingJ Ann Kaminska, Barbara Urbanczyk, Cseated on the righti Elizabeth Ostrowska, Eugenia Zielinska, fstanding on the rightb Dolores Pytlak, and Nancy Olczak find that associating the word with the object helps the mem- ory along. FRESHMEN ARE ALL EYES AND EARS when Carol Cendrowska Cstandingj reads an inter- esting anecdote in Polish I class. Attentively listen- ing are: Cscated on the leftl Margaret Tabaczynska, Margaret Mikolajczak, Christine Rzeszutek, Kon the rightj Camille Pelczynska, Michele Berdych, and Veronica Gorczyca. 57 CLASS OFFICERS President Geraldine Kuras Vice-president Cora Vassalo Vice-president Judith Juchnowska Secretary Barbara Wisniewska Treasurer Dorothy Suchan Caroline Buczkowska Diane Bronowska Geraldine Andrzejewska 5 , , iii, V , S, P: Barbara Augustyh va. ii A L . ifi f - - 2 W' . f - -, . . ri'- R Geraldine Bancerowska A f A :7A 5 A 1 n . mi Cynthia Bankoske , leye ,L 1 it,, H W? 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Marcella Wendzikowska A I ' H A Adele Weselak if 4 5 W l x 'i Geraldine Wic Vzhyi ,. A Mary Wilbur J Q V Christine Wilczewska 6 ' Barbara Winiarz .' Phyllis Witucki 6' as 1 Diane Wojdyla y l , h v a A ' . J :'- ' Arlene Wozny Jacqueline Wrzosek Carol Zaleski Natalie Zasucha Theresa Zawada Eugenia Zielinski Sylvia Zielinski Joan Zientek Ann Marie Zon 'iz 35 an fi, l'! Wil!- Qfi A PIANIST TO ST. FRANCIS Your heart was so attuned S ' , aznt Francis, To 8. . . . zngzng bzrds or rustlzng trees, It sang along with every echo Of God's created harmonies. 0 guide m And let my soul play every ehordg Yet teach me to make heav'nl m ' y uszc Of all my lzfe before the Lord. y fingers o'er the keyboard, A ,NOTE-WO The musical look on the sophomore faces proves there is nothing boring about this subject. Members of the Music Appreciation class: Cfirst rowl Sandra Page, Frances Kozlowska, Stephanie Mazur, Marcia Skocz, Lsecond rowj Dorothy Suchan, Joan Szczur, Alice Fryczynska, fthird rowl Phyllis Firnbel and Arlene Kopcinska enjoy their interpretation of Old Black J ' oe. BIHFIH Runfola provides the accom- paniment. RTHY CLASS OF VOCALISTS. HARBINGERS OF SPRING! When the snow begins to melt it's time to step up rehearsals for the spring music festival. The fresh- man chorus fills the air with Ro ses from the South, a vocal contribu- ti on to the program. The vocalists are: flirst rowj Lydia Klukou k 's a, Patricia Siuda, Bernice Kowalska fsecond rowl Anne Potwora ltlar y ,Y Ann Kubiszyn, Patricia Szczu cow k ' ' s a, Cthird rowj Lorraine Czo- sek, Jane Machnica, and Jo Ann Silvagnia. IN CHOPINESQUE MOOD, Barbara Buczkowska faithfully Hn- gers the keyboard to perfect the singing tone and rippling caden- zas in Themes from Chopinl' which she will render during grad- U t. X i. . a ion exercises in June. rg. SEEING IS BEIIIEVINGF' freshmen concede as they observe how heat affects the expansion of liquids. Studying the experiment are: Qfrom left to rightj Marilyn Dropik, Marie Ann Saniewska, Rose Marie Kiniecka, Beverly Tweedy, Camille Forma, Elaine Dankowska, Marie Pal- ezewska, and Judith Jarnot. POUR MR. ANYBODY IS INSIDE OUT as biology students dismember his organs for aca- demic purposes. Studying their victimls anatomy are: Hirst rowj Theresa Sawieka, Joan Matla, Diane VVaclawska, Csec-ond rowj Adele Svlmeider, Eugenia Zastempowska, Celene Borowiak, and Mary Ann Ta rna cka. BUBBLING BROMINEZ Alert senior chemists, Mary Rita Jurewiez, Christine Kotowska, Rita Lewandowska, Barbara Mareezin, Michalene Dueh, and Geraldine Ziolkowska concen- trate o11 the preparation of bromine in tl1e laboratory. view- -weldbv' 4. Q it SPACEWOMEN OF THE FUTURE? Mary Anne Rokitka and Christine Falkowgka, seniors, ventured on a missile program of their own and LOOKING FOR X AGAIN? Freshman mathematicians: Con the leftl Dorothy Pieczynska, Christine Furmanek, Rosalie Zajac, Con the rightl Geraldine Cyran, and Carol Filipski refer to tl1e chart to check the steps in solving algebraic equations. With this reassurance, they quickly pro- ceed to establish the identity of the mysterious little nxt., GOING AROUND IN CIRCLESU helps Math 10 class understand the basic relation- ships of these geometric figures. Using colored cir- cles, Vivian Konfederath, Barbara Augustyn, Elaine Kozuchowski, and Jane Jaskiewicz illustrate exter- nally tangent, internally tangent, concentric, and intersecting circles. Geraldine VVic Qcenteri clinches the concepts learned through this visualized ap- proach to geometry. '17- E.il3iW4 constructed this miniature Van- INVOLVED IN A PLOT! Rosalie Kasprzak and lNIary Jean Syrek demonstrate the graphic method of constructing a circle. Atten- guard complete in three stages. VVhethcr they will launch it is a scientific secret. tive lVIath II students are: Cfirst rowj Carol Ce- ranska, Csecond rowi Catherine Swiniarska, Barbara Buczkowska, and Elaine Czekalska. '13 THAT,S NOT S0 SIMPLE AS IT SOUNDS. Studying the basic principles involved in keeping an accurate set of books, seniors: Diane Kaczmarek, Arlene Marek, Gloria Voight, Sylvia Serowska, Joan Kujawa, Rosalie lmbirowicz, Lorraine Springer, and Christine Blamowska trace the steps in the cycle whir-h when mnsztf-rorl, will pnnlwlo them tn be fle- AND THAT'S THE LAW! THERE'S N0 SHORTCUT T0 SHORTIIAND, sophomores discover as they add a page to their achievement in the language of the business world. Completing the day's assignment are: Cleftj Geral- dine Ptak, Susan Marranca, Patricia Rapczewska, Christine Peszko, Crightj Arlene Kiebzak, Barbara Winiarz, and Susan Svrnrzvnski. Lucille Paner em hasizes when Judith Wrzosek P poses a question concerning remedies for breach of contract. Other business law students are' Patricia Capage, Camille Barrow, Theresa VVoronowska Christine Kazmierczak, and Catherine Kelly WHAT MAKES THEM TICK? With deft fingers, typing students acquire control of the keyboard through concentrated practice. First row: Joyce Gelsomino, Carrie Jacak, Helen VValkowiak, chris- tine Sucharabowskag second row: Barbara Pawlak, Carol Jann, Ger- aldine Andrzejewska THIS IS STRICTLY BUSINESS in Shorthand and Transcription class. Here juniors learn to com- bine skill with ethics in preparation for stenographic positions in a future Christ-centered business world. The students ffrom left to rightl are: Maryann Nestor, Bar- bara Skok, Joan Przybylska, Pa- tricia Kowalewski, Margaret Ku- biak, Patricia Puhacz, and Theresa Rozek, 311' 4 1, ,. - E . we I ....,,.n., an mf 855559 Rm -5 EMM WG 55 A M8652 LAY . , 'M GRANT ms osevssr BLESSINGS ro You rms enum ma., Nw ff us.. 'W-Qiekl :mga M . . . y,.,,.an.A 3 an X IT'S CLEAN AND CLEAR, seniors: Patricia Pruchniewicz, Geraldine Rogalewska, and Judith Felckowska agree as they examine a Inimeographed copy fresh from the newest addition to Omce Prac- tice equipment, the Rex-Rotary duplicator. Hal IT'S A GOOD POLICY, sophomores admit, to learn about the benefits and protection accorded by different types of insurance policies. Joan Krasuska, Arlene Szablewska, and Helen Plochocka Cat the boardj are ready to appraise offers of well-known companies. Other sophomores in the Introduction to Business class are: fseatcdl Joan Helminska, Diane Bronowski, and Norma Dzierzewska. I B M MACHINES CLICK INTO ACTION. Senior secretarial students: Mildred Szymkowiak, Geraldine Cwiklinski, Maryann Nikiel, and Dolores Kajdasz deftly tackle a new project of stencil cutting on electric typewriters which, as accepted tools of modern business, are fast replacing the standard manual machines. -Y ,,.QQ 21222223225132111a:a,.:ifl15Qi5:5 ..,. .. :Q ' iiiaa .aa .1 ' 5 CLASS OFFICERS I a , President Janice Bochenek A a , Vice-president Mary Ann Latosi A I , ah ii, . 5 f ' Secretary Kathleen Winiarz , Q, T 3 I AV C A fi ISQE Treasurer Barbara Ann Mianowany ' a H a '5E',5V Q 3m7f i aaa i Y ai ' A VASQ' Patricia Adamski I a ,,., 4 l r re e -a v:-' :--- ' 5 Barbara Baaaa i al l Lucille Banaszak 'i a fi' . ila L :AV :,. a. Diane Bartkowiak ' C ifi a, i aa-aa af, b,Aa Christine Beback ii A C ii J '- ,r,, if rx Michelle Berdych I fifg 2 n iii? 1, -aa-.aaaf-- 6 M Nancy Bova . 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Q?4if Y is-' A ,til ,tl I ,,.. Lorraine Paszkiewicz Patricia Paszkiewicz Antoinette Pawlak Camille Pelczynska Eileen Pellegrino Mary Ann Piechocka Dorothy Pieczynska Barbara Pierzchala Bernadine Pijacka Anne Potwora Marie Pronobis Cynthia Redlinska Marie Elaine Rogalska Jane Rosa Christine Rzeszutek Joanne Saniewska Marie Ann Saniewska Mary Ann Sawicka Louise Senkowska Theresa Serafin Joanne Silvagnia Dolores Sittniewski Patricia Siuda Marlene Slawson Judith Ann Smolarek Michalene Soldaceska Eileen Stolarska Diane Strom Carol Suchan Christine Sucharska Mary Ann Scirneca Betty Syrek Patricia Szczukowska Mary Szeluga Christine M. Szymanska Christine G. Szymanska Margaret Tabaczynska Theresa Tendorf Janice Tryjankowska Pauline T ucholska Beverly Tweedy Christine Tychulski Diane Vogt Marcia Wesolowska Mary Jane Wesolowska Carol Wiles Cynthia Wisniewska Antoinette Wojcik Rosalie Zajac Susan Ziarkowska Camille Zdonczyk Margaret Zrenner Christine Ziemba GREEN WARE GETS BEAUTY FIRST AID. In the ceramics room, Cclockwisej Dolores Kluck, Janice Belter, Lu- cille Zulawska, Sally Krzywicka, and Patricia Gorski apply a coat of glaze smoothly and evenly to their greenware pieces. The result, after the pieces are fired, will be the glossy look. NOW FOR A DAINTY DAB OF CHINA PAINT. Betty Ann Peltz, Cynthia Kordasiewicz, Maxine Kiec, and Rosemarie Ratka add color and sparkle to their glazed ceramics. Statuettes and figurines take on the appeal of life-likeness. THE FINISHED PRODUCT IS A THING OF BEAUTY. Between the mold and the kiln, ceramic pieces go through the beautifying process that turns them linally into useful and decorative articles. Carolyn Pietraszek, Anne Wesolowska, and Mary Ann Wi- domska beam with satisfaction as they justly admire their completed projects. 1. 1 tw 1 wir at ? ,1., ge D' i JACK FROST WAS IIICRICE The magic- touch of Art Il studio' changed thc room into a NYin xVOIld8I'iillId. Displaying their ci triliutions arc: fscatedi Christ Smigiclska, Mary Aim Juzflows fi2lf'0iillt? K2lIlillIJS, Judith Barna Cstandingj Patricia Ilerko, C: VVierczynska, and Patricia Dul J lects the type she would like to AN ARTIST TO ST. FRANCIS A Seraph hovered low, Saint Francis. Your soul in ecstasy was still And you were made Christ's living image On fair La Verna's blessed hill. 0 guide this paintbrush of an artist To capture beauty's perfect line,' And help me make of God's own likeness A masterpiece of His design. '77 EVEN THEIR A B C'S MUST BE ARTISTIC. In the beginners' class, Cfirst rowj Barbara Urbanczyk, Christine Ma- lina, fsecond rowj Carol Kru- szynska, Geraldine Smith, Cthird rowJ Eugenia Potoczna, and Sylvia Polakiewicz practice curves and strokes to develop the artistic touch that results in attractive lettering on posters and designs. Judith Dudkiewicz fstandingl se- master. DO YOU SEE WHAT THEY SEE? Eyes and hands work together in Art II class where juniors are en- grossed in copying a still life com- position. Sketching the subject are: Cfirst rowl Geraldine hlarkie- wicz, Csecond rowj Eleanore Later, Caroline Kapinos, Carol WVozniak, Cthird rowj Nlary Ann Wiesczyk, and Theresa Zak. 8 ARE YOU COMFORTABLE? The home nurse's first concern is the patient's comfort. Under the instruction of Mrs. Ann Jenny, Am. Red Cross Repr., students of Homernaking VII class, Cleftl Bev- erly Marlinski, Constance Zu- lawska, frightl Mary Ann Murak, and Antoinette Szeluga, demon- strate practical home nursing pro- cedures for the benefit of the other students. Carol Rollek plays pa- tient for a session. NO FASHION AND FINANCE PROBLEMS! Theresa Pierug, at the machine, and Patricia Kaczmarek solve them both in one operation to extend their wardrobe by one fancy apron and a bouflant skirt. YES, WE DO IT OURSELVES. Homemaking II students get something real ont of this class: Geraldine Ryszkiewicz, a new apron which Carol Radziwon ties for herg Louise Czuprynska, a new skirt the hem of which Jeanette Komorowska adjusts by using the skirt marker. Marcia Dziadosz experiments with a brand new all-purpose slant-o- matic. Theresa Labccka and Frances Kowalska have sewing projects at the machine. ly' ., ,W . 1 f, 4- ,. .. . Ira'-Lice Srlflivzym' 1 l A HOMEMAKER TO ST. FRANCIS Amid my worries, gentle Francis, To keep the joys of home secure, I think with what sincere compassion You fed and clothed God's own poor. So help me do my round of duties With patient heart and steady nerveg Let me remember that in others 'Tis Christ HimseU I daily serve. NO MORE WASHDAY! Modern appliances make it a mat- ter of an hour or so. Members of the Homemaking class learn to operate a laundry unit-a washer and dryer. While Patricia Faron, Judith Grabianowski, and Mary Ann Mondrala follow instructions for laundering, Marion Kujawa, Christine Pawlaczyk, and Geral- dine Bancerowski observe the per- formance of the dryer. THIS IS THE WAY WE FIX OUR TRAYS, school dietitian, Mrs. Alice Trum- pler advises Janice Szeluga, Nancy Olczak, and Diane Drajem as they prepare cookie trays for the day's lunch. Homemaking students take turns getting the feel of thingsn by assisting with minor chores in the cafeteria. 79 KNOW WHATS GOOD FOR YOU? lVIary Jane Czajkowska and Mary Ann Borkowska post some Guides to Good liatingn with practical pointers to healthful food habits. Students appreciate tips on food values in teenagers' diets. M, Wu, ,,,,.., . , I l'5 POSITIVELY M 2, , as ,,.W.M.,, RICFRESHINGZ No wonder Cynthia Bankoske, Geraldine Andrzejewska, Phyllis Fimhel, and Elaine Kulinska are a welcome sight when they deliver tray-fuls of fresh, cool milk to their thirsty classmates. The milk lireaky' pays oil with revitalized energies and spirits. TO DO OR NOT TO DO. The student cafeteria is more than a place to have lunch. It affords opportunity to put into practice the fine points of table decorum. Alice Fryezynska, Dorothy Su- chan, and Geraldine Szary find the Don and Delft posters explic- itly informative and helpful. V . 5 Mi 2 E, ff' Q an lzingag na QQ L.,,.,, X i . s in., X it Y WL . , F-G 'Hee-e 'NNi 1f n we E 1, X ' K' C5 WWI! W-1 ,fn TASTES AS GOOD AS IT LOOKS! A well-planned menu means good nourishment, better health, and improving grades. Rita Wozniak, Loretta Rogowska, Patricia Ko- walewska, Lucille Rokitka, and Geraldine Markiewicz avail them- selves of all these advantages ac- corded them in a hot lunch pro- gram. , ,, an txwll' ' ' ' -1 , L, i X ,lx vc 'xo Rfwlw 2-ltfgvk tm www, cmmzcm mmm ie'e of Qee eese if in A, A or A stiietsee 2 he t, ,D x .uh OH l, W' N HY CD ties? li l AND ,me . h . wwe regex, my mfg My V UK' V L' 336 i 81 A MUST IN THE LUNCH PROGRAM. The tray is incomplete without a bottle of milk to balance the teen- er's meal. Cynthia Musielak, Ber- nadette Polizzi, and Marcia Skocz play the school health guard by assisting with the distribution of milk for lunch. LUNCH TABLE TALK! ltlarcia Pieniaszek fstandingj, lilary Ann Gonsiorek, Carol Ann Florczak, Mary Ann Brzykcy, and Cback to cameraj Camille Barrow find the cafeteria's atmosphere pleasantly relaxing with enough to eat and plenty to talk about with nCl10W-Clll1IIlS.,, Eoooeeees io Silfreoieis Do you rememheo, happy Tseoieis, when you ioeoe jusi ei irouloedoioo, jimi sang wiih yoioejflssisi friends ,Goose serenedoes so gey eouipiire? 0 lei me sing end demee beside you Lesi joys lead me esireyg ,limi help me live, , ioiih Christ eoui new ji sinless youth each f 'fir-'5,.. '9 6 ' V' 'Z r. Q, Below: TRADITION GOES ON! Mary Anne Rokitka feet, lights the first candle on Vil- , Sodality pre- la's Advent wreath. This pious Christian custom reminds us of that period long ago when God's people awaited the coming of the Saviour. The four candles represent th Y ' e four weeks of preparation for Christmas. IN THE SERVICE OF THE QUEEN! Our Ladgfs Eeho Staff: Cseated Clockwisej Joan Rogalska, Janet Grubka, .ludith Gornikiewirz, and Christine Raczkowska, headed by editor Geraldine VVierzbicka, give freely of their time and talent to making the Sodality paper a worthy eeho'l of our Lady's voice. In ear-11 1nonth's issue, lNIary speaks to her Sodalists and, through them, to all the students of a school fortunate to he dedicated to her Immaculate Heart. TI-IAT,S SOME GOBBLE-DY-LOOK the junior Socialists display as they leave for the Children's Hospital with Thanksgiving tray favors they have prepared. Elaine Kozuchowska fprefectj, .loan Buczkowska, Susan Lotarska, Ilclen Sienkiewicz, Marilyn Recoskie, Elizabeth Ann Suflita, and Patricia Szewvzyk are ready to board the char- tered bus. OOO 84 'Lv f ta., an n f' af ' I V ' Q Q ,f A .,,, yi: ,a 'Ng NB? I A if, I '- V ' ir -7 V Q Q ig 'W F' .wit ,4 I . x.,J f lx ,W .awww A CENTENNIAL GIFT FOR OUR QUEEN AND MOTHER. Prefect lllary Anne Rokitka exercises her privilege of crowning the Virgin during the ceremonies at which Vilmarians paid homage to Our Lady of Lourdes on the one-hundredth anniversary of her apparition in the grotto of lldassabielle. Carole Torok, vice-prefect, and Judith Gornikiewicz, treas- urer, assist at the ceremony. THIS IS A SODALIST'S LABOR OF LOVE. To open the Lourdes centennial fittingly, Sodalists, Mary Ann Gonsiorek, Barbara lValigora, Carol VVo- zniak, Gertrude Skalska Cas Bernadette Soubirousl, Barbara Marcezin Cas Our Ladyj, Geraldine VVdowik and Marie Stachowiak set the stage before re- enaeting the momentous story of Lourdes during the assembly honoring the occasion. THERE'S PERFECT ORDER IN TIIE THIRD ORDER. Fr. Mathias Manly, O.F,M. examines the official books ofthe Immaculate Conception Fraternity during the canonical visit. Seated at his left is Fr. David Reddy, O.F.M., director of the Fraternity. Attending the conference are Third Order officers: Frances Mocny, Diane Jaro- szewska, Isabelle Mokan fprefectj, Mary Anne Rokitka, and Joan Wojcinska. -W ,ff jf!- 5, ? nil! VVHAT GOES ON IN THESE FRANCISCAN CIRCLESF T.O. members round up during the kineposium to share opinions on the subject of vocations. Seated Ct-loc-kwisel are: Margaret Lembif-z, Dolo- res Zawadzka, Sandra Gorney, Phyllis Ryszkiewic-z, Carol Ceranska, Christine Potoezna, and Annette Dutkiewic-z. THAT'S THE FINISHING TOUCH Barbara Iiewandowska, editor of the Troubadour, gives to the T.O. monthly as she staples the copies handed her by staff members: Arlene Borucka, Sylvia Leszkowicz, and Jane Godzik. True to its name, the publication is a refreshing whiff of Franciscan joy. V v A W P me 75 l Q 7 1 5 A in-.. K . j, S C THE LEGION CARRIES ON! Intent in their purpose to foster decency in dress, literature, and entertainment. members of the Le- gion of Decency prepare the monthly display. Around the table, Christine Zaremba, Christine Staszak, Roberta Rozek, Carol Kwiatkowska, and Carol Zbizek scan current materials for pertinent articles and clippings. At the board, Mary Ann Brzykcy, Joan Dybalska, Rita Lewandowska Cpresi- dentl, and Dorothy Fryczynska plan the Legion corner. Below: IT'S CATHOLIC ACTION IN ACTION. The Christophers pack used Catholic periodicals for distribution to hospitals and other institutions. En- grossed in their February project are: Suzanne Mach, Margaret Deck, Patricia F ronckowiak, Caro- lyn Wiles, Christine G. Szymanska, Marie Frydrych, Judith Kowalska, Christine Tychulski, and Mari- anne Ochmanska. TO SAINT FRANCIS IN THE LIBRARY If I could read like you, Saint F rancis, In every jlow'r and every tree, The hidden message of our Maker Would be so clear and plain to me. But I must learn both fact and jiction From printed books I read and read,' Yet help me find in worded pages The light and guidance that I need. 88 DID YOU READ THAT NEWEST BOOK? During the noon hour or after school, there's never an idle mo- ment in the library where a pleas- ant atmosphere and attractive book displays entice Vilmarians to become book addicts. Jane Szpyl- man and Aileen Sucharabowska, Library Council members, expertly service the readers: fat leftl Elaine Osmola, Michaelene Soldaceska, Christine Klimowicz, fon ithe rightl Eileen Stolarska, Margaret Lewandowska, fat the tablej Mary Jane VVesolowska, and Elaine Kajdasz. OPERATION LIBRARY SERVICE gets under way as president Carole Torok reads off assignments for the coming week to library council members: fclockwisej Theresa Seratin, Joyce Markiewicz, Maria Runfola, Jane Szpylman, Patricia Arent, Patricia Zaprzal, and Jac- queline Wrzosek. THERE'S NOTHING LIKE BEING READY, the chairman, Lorraine Dudek tcenterj theorizes during a meeting of the Junior Council on VYorld Af- fairs. An exhibit of military defense and transportation models pre- sented by Cleftl Virginia Uwczar- czak, Con the rightj Delphine Cie- linska, and Maria Runfola helps other council members: Diane Olech, Geraldine Florek, and tstandingj Dolores Kosinska ap- praise our country's preparedness in terms of resources on land, on sea, and in the air. THEY REPRESENT GPR SPIRIT UF SERVICE. Christine Falkowska, Cll3iI'IIl2lll of the American Junior Red Cross unit at the Academy, presides at a lneeting during which she enlists volunteers to serve at a hospital snack bar on Saturdays. Secretary, Patricia Steeg fstandingb keeps a record of services offered by honie- rooln representatives: Con the leftl .Ioan Zientek, Itosernarie Udo- jewska, Helen Pachura, Con the rightl Shirley Kline, and farol Sieczkarek. IIIGH TIME T0 THINK ABOUT IT! An approaching retreat brings up the subject of vocations for it is an opportune time to give prayerful thought to thc matter ol' choosing a state of life and a life's work. l reshinen: Mary Ann Scinieca, Marlene Slawson, Barbara Bakos Cseatedj, Ann Marie Cyhnlska, and Patricia l.ipka introduce the sub- ject Via the bulletin board. , Am Kd' THE VILMARIAN AIMS AT JOURNALISTIC IDEALISM. Rose Marie Harzewski and Isabelle Mokan, oo- editors, assume responsibility for careful editing and conscientious proof-reading to ensure a reliable, interesting, and inspiring school publication. A WRITER TO SAINT FRANCIS My mind is often blank, Saint F rancis, I fumble iclly with my pen, And wait in vain for inspiration To stir a thought or wake my ken. 0 fill my mind with keen ideas And skill to phrase with subtle art,' Endow my words with mdving power To touch my reacler's mind and heart. THE VILMARIAN BOASTS GOOD PAGE MAKE-UP. Page editors: Barbara Buczkowska, Geraldine Wierzbicka, Mziry Ann Urbanczyk, Jeanette Ma- raszek, and Bernadine Myszka make initial page layouts before assigning the copy work to homeroom reporters and assistants. THE JOY OF AClIIl'lYl'lXll'IN'l' registers in the faves of stall' reporters when they View their efforts in print. Virginia Uwezarezak, Marilyn llropik, Patricia Malone, Marr-ella Wlcn- clzikowski, Anita Molenrla, Barbara Bakos, Janiee Kralisz, and Barbara lYisiiiewslia prouclly peruse the selioolyeafs first issue ol' the Vilmurian. Upper right: THE Vl1,.llAltl.-LY RlCPRl'ISl'IN'1'S GOOD PLANNING. Senior editor Carol Majelirzak initiates future edi- tors into the principles ol' etteetive page in-Ike x . . - ip. The front page must be an attractive L'UlIllJlll2lti0ll of euts and eopy to create eye appealf, THE VlI,,lIAIi'l.Al.'V ACIIIHYI-IS QLALITY REPOR'I'ING. Reporters: Cseatemlij Janiee Boehenek, Margaret Lemhiez, Aileen Suc-haralfowska, Judith Wrzosek, fstanclingl Lorraine Dudek, and Barbara Kie- drowska 1-her-k the list ol' assignments anfl rleafllines hefore launching their work on the next issue. AN EXTRA 'l'RI'lA'l' Al 'l'lClt LYNCH! Senior erlitor Joan lvojeieeliowska ilistrihutes eopies ofthe V1-llllflfliflll to freslnnen. Tl ierels no better way to till in the luneh hour than to reall the sehool paper. Hugging their eopies avicllv, larounrl the tahlel J l' l uf it 1 flajewska, Justine lJUlll1lg.!2llil, Louise Senkowska, Christine Zienilma, and tstantlingl Vhris- tine Behaek begin innnecliately to digest the eonteuts. OUR BOOK TELLS OUR STORY. Editor-in-chief Delphine Cielinska, and assistant, Rosalie Kasprzak carry on the torch of Vil- rnarian history by continuing the story of our march toward a success- ful future and our contributions toward making this a holier and happier world. THE IMMACULATA 92 OUR BOOK RECORDS OUR VILLA DAYS. Staff typists: Patricia Arent, Mary Ann Suszka, Marianne Nikiel, and Barbara Olszowka lend their typ- ing dexterity to keep production moving ahead smoothly and effi- ciently. OUR PICTURES REPRESENT OUR ENDEAVORS. , Mary Ann Maciejewska and Arlene Marek label the photographs to indicate desired sizes and cropping STAFF ir gf Q E ' J 'R ta. OUR BOOK HOLDS OUR MEMORIES. Mary Jean Syrek and Gertrude Skalska, business managers, discharge their responsibilities to patrons and subscribers. Christine Banaszak is presented with a certificate of patron acknowledgement. Arlene Wozny and Diane Vogt accept reciepts in acknowledgement of subscription payments. OUR BOOK REFLECTS OUR AIMS AND IDEALS. Barbara Strzepka, staff artist, contributes her skill to enhance the pages of the yearbook with lRlSlUl.lll picture iIl'I'illlgtflll0IllS and sketr-lies. OUR PAGES PRESENT OUR DAILY LIFF Editors Ioycc Ins Theresa Pierug, Margaret Czenszak and Christine Ffnlkowska Cab sentj work assiduously to select and organize the contents of the Immaculatan, as well as provide the write ups and plcture captions 93 2 -iii...- ..f'rif5 gin ' r 'N ,, 3 ri-ww LET'S JUST FACE IT! Initiation bogeys turn out to be fun-loving pixies. Sporting bright green and yellow beanies and collars, freshmen await the ordeal of introducing themselves to the student body by a talent exhibit during the Initiation Assembly. By reciting the pledge and evidencing their knowledge of the school rules, they pass the test of 'Vilmarianism' and don the academic beanie in token of their acceptance as full- fiedged Vilmarians entitled henceforth to wear the school uniform and insignia. BETTER BE IN THE KNOW. Judith Smolarek represents the well-informed freshman who reads her school paper to know who's who and what's what at Villa. Lower left: SWING INTO VILMARIAN TRADITION! At the senior-freshman dance that topped off the Initiation Day program, freshman Nancy Gucwa and senior Barbara Lewandowska recognize the sisterly spirit as a Vilmarian tradition they will always cherish. Lower right: LET'S HAVE A SODA BREAK! The candy store regulars: Diane Bo- janek, Judith Maselka, Maxine Gurbacka, Martha Kuczmanska, Marion Weiss, and Mary Beth Rachwal have the corner to themselves for refreshing their scholastic spirits and catching up on the latest academic boners. 797 ,Q .. M N 'ri A? ,, n,,,, ,w w N is saw mm, In 9 OFFICE a' 'A 3 vi is I ,AL 2 -1 5 Q. lx ei 5 M ,554 ' l ,Af mggggquq--v--f 3 'T ,e 'S 13 E ,if 52 3 5: ii F E Q E: E f 1 ,L , ,nf . ' Va E-1.-7 ' x E ,mg A A . 'VAS VV. . 2, Q ,vga W2 32 K . Q H ? 'Q1Q 4 N Z 1 u vm 51 2 A f 1 3 ,DCF E M 'V ,f M x 35:-f gn ff 1 X . ' ka 5, F x . A I ' . ' ' 1, ,X V in . , , X- W , hr? 9 '- ' M W. 'P' Q all is ci 5004 J' Q uf V, yt' Q HD H6Etg?v??3'mis Hou loved the games ofgonfh, kind 'l7f'oncis, jlnd onoe inboiilo songhi renown, But 'nunod to qnosfs of greoion glod foo nnn efomol 'S crown. fin wnolosmno spori, I ask noun blessing ,Il mind olenf and nimblo pncop get Hi nnj lifos tone gool in noooon whore jTUl1SfiiilT1 to unnthoroco. CII: --J --J L- 1 3' M:bg,V- .2 ...bv ig MVA 'Pwr il ,,....a-fy...-v' se CF JUPW' 'W 1 j , X 'hai K .,,-. 'YL 5 A 8 Q A lim P' sz Q- 5'tMu 5045 ua. Q T' am wr- .A va.. 'P in. i, -Q 5 1, 'l 'l'l 1 I Q ' 61' m x V: , QQ :qu .L -4 M ,mf-':. ,. ' -:A N 1 M i x wx WE BEGIN WITH A SALUTE. Prim and poised beginners in a fencing class execute a neat salute. Left to right are: Antoinette Lukaszewicz, Madeline Parks, Carol Cwiklinski, Mary Gawronska, Cora Vassalo, Nancy ltlazurek, Patricia Malone, Sylvia Zielinski CinstructorD, and Joan Labach. x . Vassalo, from the on guardn position, are ready to spring into action at the command of instructor, Sylvia Zielinski fcenter Fencing iq an ff, H i E :fc ,KX ' I . Z. sc, I 1 f' Q L S X J U STEP BACK AND FENCE! Antoinette Lukaszewicz and Cora , 1 A exacting sport which develops alertness, poise, andh acreful mofve- X P' elif' , ' , ments. . fb , X f J gl tl :ff ml f f W ,fmtlw 101 L, 5 if W, '44-1' ffm ...Ms , . fy-W W . ' - - ,vw K- H, I L 7 211.1---1 M. ., A 7 ,V - A ' .-,, X -N ? I K Lgg . K - ww ,-Q,,,,Wm WMM 5 xiii, - f.5Wi.vz,fl uv, v-Ssx W 6 -'Jalan 113-A B mW x:f' WR. Q , Y f'fff5Wa?1QIif9i W N, if-:V 4 2 95' A s 'J V4 Y, 5 4 fha Q 5 f .... 4 1 s 5 4 ' SETTING A NEW RECORD! Rosemarie Gon and Eugenia Jankowska intend to slip into their gym outfits in record time by trying out individual techniques. Geraldine Rzeszutek and Natalie Zasueha time them. THE SPECTATORS' POINT UF VIEW. Eleonore .Iastrzab tat leftj, Antoinette VVojcik, Ann Myslek, and Diane Drabik are amused with an eye- ful of utactieal blunders and spills during basket- ball praetiee. In gym outfits, Christine Nestor, Blar- cia Wesolowska, and Elaine Janiak await their turns for try-outs. 'KGRACE BEGINS IVITII I'0S'I'IlRl'I,,' Nlrs. Tutaj advises the sopllolnores as she diref-ts physical exercises during gym c-lass, First row: Rosa- lie Pzulepinto, Bernadette Polizzi, Adele Wcselak. Seermd ruun' Cynthia Bankoske, Bessie Pierro, June Sawieka. Third row: Mary June Czajkowska, Geral- dine Fronf-kowiak, Diane IVojflyla. STEPPING IT UP TEXAS STYLE. Folk dancing is an added feature to the year's gym program. Demonstrating the Varsouvienne position in the Jessie Polka are: Judith Kaczmarek, Phyllis VVitucki, Mary Ann Borkowski, Camille Kolasa, Antoinette Gralmowska, and Christine Glieliowska. KEEP IT FLYING! A frosh team show how it's done in a game of volley ball. Sharon Neu- big, Marie Pronobis, and Kathleen VViniarz on the other side of the net send a high-Hying ball to Elaine Kajdasz, Patricia Mikolajek, .loan Lewandowska, and Betty Syrek. me if W? 3 2 5 l .5 sf 2 :if ,c , . . ,fi I I 3 . fel K f 7 A Q Q' 'Q 1 S, . ,M , K K .it , p 3 7. x 4 A Q' ill! 3 1 ,2 ' i ,V gy. 1 1 M O 9 AGAINST ALL ODDS! Surrounded by opposing guards, Christine Falkowska stages a lone battle but not a losing one. A mo- ment later she launched her ball successfully right into the net. 5 1 ,t.t.,m.t, , 1 xx 106 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front: Theresa Wronska and Ju- dith Piskorz. Left: Lorraine Telego and Diane Wolanczyk. Right: Ju- dith Stelter and Mary Ann Macie- jewska. TWO MORE POINTS FOR VILLA! The score keeps mounting as J .V. players: Elizabeth Marki fextreme leftl, Barbara Winiarz, and Carol Zaleski help to pile up the points against the visiting team. 1 1 ! The angels of the Academy are the members of the Ladies Auxiliary whose kind hearts and generous hands assure financial support to Villa Maria. The organization is headed by the Board of Directors. Front row: Antoinette Sroka Cmarshalj, Josephine Kujawa Qtreasurerj, Charlotte Barus Qsecretaryj, Mary Marlinska Qpresidentl, Estelle Strzelecka fvice-presidentj, Wanda Turkiewicz frecording secretaryj. We the graduating class wish to extend to the Ladies Auxiliary our prayerful appreciation for the benefits we have enjoyed because of their eH'orts and leave with them our Franciscan gratitude in The Lord bless you and keep you. For your kuuiueff For your g61'l67'0.fZbl For your uuereu' zu uf The Loru' bleu iloeof OUR VERY SPECIAL PATRONS Very Rev. Msgr. P. L. Mellerski Mr. and Mrs. W. Falkowski Rev Stanley Dawidziak Mr. and Mrs. J. Fedor, Sr. Rev. Edward F agowski Henry Oldsmobile, Inc. Rev Alexander Guzy Mr. and Mrs. A. Imbirowicz Rev Rev Rev. Rev. Joseph Kuczka Eugene E. Kaczmarek Henry Laskowski Walter J. Massalski Mr. and Mrs. E. Majchrzak Mr. and Mrs. A. Maraszek Mr. and Mrs. M. Marcezin Marek Family Rev. Paul Mickowicz JN,s Grill, Mr. and Mrs. J. Niziol Rev. John Praczkajlo Judge and Mrs. Pyszczynski Rev. Joseph Skupien Mr. and Mrs. F. Serowski Rev Daniel Szoslak Mr. and Mrs. A. Smykla Rev. Thaddeus J. Zablotny Fathers Club of Villa hlaria Ladies Auxiliary of Villa Maria Academy Mr. and lwrs. S. Ceranski Mr. and lNIrs. S. T. Dudek Mrs. Frances Szymkowiak Mrs. Sophie Waligora Mr. and Mrs. C. Wojciechowski Mr. and Mrs. F. Ziejewski Mr. and Mrs. C. Zulawski Pankow Motors, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. S. Arent Barneyis Food Shop Mr. Richard J . Belter Mrs. Anna Blamowski Mr. and Mrs. F. Blonski Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bogdan Mr. and Mrs. B. Borucki Bridge Inn, C. and F. Boruszewski Mr. and Mrs. B. Buczkowski Buffalo Butter and Egg Mr. Casimer W. Burzynski Mrs. G. Burzynski Mr. V. Burzynski Mr. and Mrs. J. Cielinski Club I. B. M. Mr. and Mrs. S. Czekalski Mr. and Mrs. A. Czenszak Delta Sigma Rho Sorority '57 Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Duch Mr. and Mrs. F. Duszynski Mr. and Mrs. J. Falkowski Forks Lumber Company Mr. and Mrs. S. Fryczynski Mr. and Mrs. S. Gorbett Mr. and Mrs. W. Gornikiewicz Mr. and Mrs. C. Gorski Mr. and Mrs. D. Grabowski Mr. and Mrs. S. Harla Mr. and Mrs. P. Hartman C. Harzewski Family Mr. and Mrs. W. Helak Mr. and Mrs. A. Jaroszewski Mr. and Mrs. J. Jurewicz Mr. and Mrs. C. Kaczmarek Kaczmarek Quality Meats Mr. and Mrs. S. Kajdasz Mr. and Mrs. S. J . Kane Mr. and Mrs. C. Kasprzak Mr. and Mrs. F. Kazmierczak Mr. and Mrs. S. Kus OUR SPECIAL PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. E. Kwietniewski Dr. Victor B. Dr. and Mrs. Lampka L. Legierski Mr. and Mrs. W. Leszkowicz Mr. and Mrs. S. Lewandowski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kara Mrs. Isabelle Judge Ann T. Mr. and Mrs. J . Lis s Market Mayer Mikoll E. F. Mocny Casey's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. Murzynowski P. Muzalewski E. Nagowski A. Niewiadowski S. Nikiel Mr. Anthony Niziol CIn memory ofj Mr. Daniel N owak Mr. William Olejniczak Mr. and Mrs. A. Olszowka Mr. John Orwat CIn memory ofj Mr. and Mrs. W. Pierug Mr. and Mrs. P. Pietrzak Mr. and Mrs. V. Piosenka Mr. and Mrs. S. Piskorz Mr. and Mrs. S. Pliszka Mr. George Poplachowski Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gay Sale Mr. and Mrs. Mary Anne R Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. F. Potoczny E. Raczkowski s M. Rogalski okitka '58 B. Rosinski V. J . Rozbicki Mr. and Mrs. W. Rudnieki Mr. and Mrs. M. Runfola Mr. and Mrs. F. Ryszkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. J . Schinner Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Skalski Dr. Adolph Smith 109 , Miss Joan Smykla '58 Mr. and Mrs. F. Steeg Mr. and Mrs. H. Strzepka Mrs. Vera Strzepka St. Stanislaus Holy Name Mr. and Mrs. W. Suszka William J . Suszka FA., U.S.N. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. P. Syrek Mr. and Mrs. E. Szeluga Mr. and Mrs. J . Szpylman Mr. John Szrama Mr. Casimer Szydlowski Mrs. Rose Szymanski lNIr. and Mrs. A. Torok Mr. and Mrs. G. 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