St Nicholas Academy - Vistas Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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QW , MQW' h'wn- rvmlffii WM A rat , .t :' V A - -2 EVA FRANCES MISKEY SAINT MARY OF SORROWS She was wild and sweet and witty Let's not say dull things about her. Fifi's ability to brighten an otherwise dull day with a pun or two, has endeared her to each one of her class. An ardent basketball player, sheis also an all-around sports fan. The Winner of a coveted scholarship, Eva has main- tained her high scholastic standing during her four years at the Academy, which explains her place on the Vistas Staff. If Eva's ambition, whatever it may be, depends upon her good sportsmanship, she will surely rise to great heights. Her friends think that she could achieve success making people happy. fi lt F..,,. ,M ,,......-,..v ,..,.,.........., ,. M.. .fy im... ...,....,.....-.,.......,..,VA GH Mm. Yf.V .YEAH-...- -...-,--...f---4. . ---My f -V-H -A .-- -.-a---.fu MILDRED CARMELA MONACO HOLY FAMILY Her mirth the world required. She bathed it in smiles of gleef' Here comes Santa Claus!! Wonder what SHE is going to bring me? Who??? Millie, of course! Our good-natured friend has under- studied for Kriss Kringle for the past four years and, believe it or not, she,s better than the orig- inal, a perfect unaturall' for the part. lVlillie's heart is as large as herself and whenever help is Wanted, Mil is right on the job, no matter how difficult the task. An argumentative per- sonality has influenced her decision to become a member of the Bar. Happiness and success, Millie, and may Saint Thomas More be your guiding star. E341 On earth's battlefeld tr .. S252 U, ...W

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ANTOINETTE C. LEWANDOWSKI SAINT MARY OF SORROWS No time to wait till her mouth can Emit the smile her eyes began. Nettie, petite and neat, possesses a superb spirit of cooperation. Her easy-going way makes her a valuable addition to any class project, where her friendly sense of humor smoothes out wrinkled surfaces. She has been aptly named Vishinsky,' because of her favor- ite pastime of exercising VETO power at class meetings. Election to the class secretariate in both the Sophomore and Iunior years, is ample proof of her efficiency and popularity, and fills us with confidence that the F.B.I. will have a clever Sherlock Holmes in our Toni,,' as Sister calls her. 'mms Aff if i f ':-:im '- f: -2 5- 5 G .....,....-...-, ,---N ....,....-a,M..-., -f.- ...Wai-A ,,,, 'ww .,,, ,, , 9,-,, ,Y ...,:,,:, , ,,-..,- -,, 7. ,W ,. q.-rg .- ....,.,-...-............ ,.........- ...-.. L5!,W...........,.,. .-...Y W . T t...:.... .,,.....-.,.-.. ... And the Cross our only sword. W . -4.-..-M-44. l-........J PATRICIA ANN MCKENZIE SAINT GERARD A countenance wzth beckoning smile, A scarlet fire within her golden locks. Reds, demure and ladylike manner was kept in mind at the Freshman election, which won for her the post of secretary. Although she left us for one year, love of the Academy, the class, or both, brought her back to us the fol- lowing September. As a Iunior, Pat's fund for the yearbook exceeded that of anyone else. The ability to express a decisive opinion has proved its worth, especially when attempting reduction of fractions on history assignments. Her essay on Civic Planning earned for her a certificate of merit in her Senior year. Patricia is looking forward to a long golden lifetime as Peter's Queenf' Li 331

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CAROL M. SCHAAB. SAINT MATTHEW Yet was ber face both great and kind For courtesy was in her mindf, Recall that murderous villain in the mystery thriller of the Sophomore Variety Show? Who could believe that it was our own Well-liked Carol? Changed for the better since being made aware of the error of her Waysf, she has devel- oped into a good citizen with unsurpassed exec- utive acumen. Her election to the presidency of the Iunior Class, French and Dramatic Clubs gives ample testimony of these leadership qual- ities. A beautifully - Written essay, entitled Friendship, chosen from among thousands throughout the nation, was published in the National High School Anthology. Congratu- lations, Carol! It looked fine in print. I-.U -s. ,.t-... ..,. V..- ,..., ,,,....,.m-W --4---- ---- W, N -,.....,. L-..Wv.,-Y .. , ..:.,,- Never a 'Vantage We'll yield MARILYN ANN SCHEELAR HOLY NAME Her smile was undisturbed and sweet Her courtesy was free and gay. Marilynis advent in the Sophomore year brought a new and valued friend to the class. Anyone acquainted with Lynn, cannot help being inspired by her conscientious efforts to progress educationally, a quality that, Without doubt, is the reason she made the yearbook staff. Her splendid command of the King's English makes the rest of us keep Friend Noahn Within easy reach. Next year? D'You- ville College. Aim? To become a Iunior High School HISTORY instructor. It has been said that good teachers are born, not madef' and in face of this adage, We'd say that Marilyn qualifies. i353