St Nicholas Academy - Vistas Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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ANN E. WANGLER SAINT BONIFACE Good morning, Life,-and all things glad and beautiful. Saint Francis in the Christmas play and truly ' girl of the yearf' Ann's capability, one of her '- ' HaU-r 'W V. I shining assets, is responsible for her assistant , MQ Q editorship of Vistas,' and vice-presidency of ,,, , if :IH the Class of '51, Her scholastic success is due M ihil to the whole-souled manner of attacking and mastering the little thingsf, Ann hasn't re- t vealed her ideas for the future, outside of the fl fact that she intends to enroll in Canisius Col- p 1, lege Evening Session for a Liberal Arts Course. L I , gr'fr 1 It is common opinion, however, that she is 7,,: 1 iff blessed with highest aspirations and we know 5 rf ,'2l fy ij ' that she will attain much happiness in the realization of these ideals. f 'E it 4'f.,.:5i,..-,:Tt-n . t . i,n,.n.,.., ,.,,, B., n.-..., ':f1'Q,2TWBlllf. LQ, 'f T i. fm'f'QlQfL'Qf,l5,.l-. 'm i Tfi ii lfflfllfl For our flag, for our faith, BONNIE M. WERDEIN Q SAINT BONIFACE To spare thee now is past our pow'r Thou bonnie gemlv ,. There are many lovers of animals in this ' World and Bonnie is One Of them- Just give her uzii a cat and she'll be the essence of contentment. ,.,, Bonnie, the younger of the Misses Werdein, 'ii portrayed the role of Baby Snooks' father in a -' presen e ln. e. Op Omore ygar' .ule ' Q ness and determination are Bonn1e's shining ' qualities. Whenever suggestions are in order, g A N gl fl , Bonnie is right there. Tis a smart Scotch,' lass :,' N L f she is, too Cin effect, that isj, for she hopes to p - enroll as a cadet teacher at D'Youville College, Tgijf so that she can learn and earn simultane- e.,i Sffffj ously. Remember, Bonnie, all homework and i r T if no play, will give you a class of geniuses. i291 ,

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MARY LoU STEINBACK SAINT MARY OF SORROWS Somehow with all the time to spare A brave new shining world sornewheref' Despite the fact that Mary Lou is Miss Reservef, nevertheless, when she speaks, a wealth of Wisdom flows from out her lips. An accomplished roller-skater, this pastime occupies many leisure hours - that is, when history assignments don't serve as substitutes. It is no secret that homework isn't one of her greatest loves and that Mary Lou anxiously awaits the day when pencils and books are heavily ra- tioned. At present, she lives from moment to moment, without thought of the future, but Whatever her plans may evolve into, she,ll be a valiant usoldieressn in the army of Christ the King, doing her part to Win the world for Him. of fl an L t Q xr-.Qlms-315 T.,--------- ---mv,-Af-ft: A---an fttrr --in ws- a----- 5 ,,,?,,,. ..,,, .,- ,..-,,m,m ,t , .- at L ,- L, ,t .-,-.-,.,-n..- F..,4,A.gi:..,-,,Q,i,,...,7 73... ,....,....,....,.,.. .as .,..,,f ,.,., VS.. ,..,,,.-,,-,....,..,.. i.,.,,,,!,,, ,.-.i....... ,,,,l. -W . ,-...-,,w,,,u.. .. . ... t,,,,,, .,....,.-.,..-,,,.--,N,,., - - L, .-,........,. .L ,M all Y' MARGARET ANN TALBOT SAINT NICHOLAS She knew not those sweet words she spake, Nor knew her own sweet wayf' Peggy's gay mood is a challenge to any de- pressing atmosphere and her optimistic view of life has been instrumental in keeping up the morale of her classmates. Never an unkind Word or deed can be attributed to Peg. She has ever been a sympathetic and Willing listener to others' troubles. Her pride lies in her gift 0, gabf, Could this possibly be the Irish in her? Loyalty and cooperation in school projects are an integral part of this daughter of Erin. Pa- tience, neatness and a knack of acquiring friends spell sure success for Peg 0, my heartl' in the business world. 'Neath the Queen,s white and blue, i33l

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4 . -5, w1s.wW.ig5 . iv 2914 Wbmtiflf ' 2? W, 11,z1s'QQ,z,E , . -Q, 5133? we ., U ..,. :zf 5':f1: -,Q , ,. ,V a g -:: :L - ,. 1 f iwztseliw gf'E:f::t': E gm -: . f lt 1 1 u 7 ' 1 ,i bmw f A as i as H ' fm .sf-12921 , - . ,tg,..sa:ng,z,tifef,vkggfl,K I, at . zzgwkgettkisigl ...gis t , mi a W1 its 57? w ' airtt iitl i 'miliis lf gil 1 i ii? JUDITH A. WERDEIN SAINT BONIFACE Her voice was like the voice the stars Had when they sang togetherf' Snip! Snipl Snip! It's only our Iudy cut- ting Friars' costumes for the Christmas play, a task that kept her out of mischief many shining hours. She played beloved Saint Ioseph, too, not a part of the original script, but written in, especially, because Iudy felt that the Patron of the Universal Church was being subjected to contumelious neglect. Versatile Iudith can sing a sweet note, and possesses artistic talent of high degree, as was evinced in the stage deco- rations for the Crib of Grecciov and the art- work in the yearbook, in collaboration with Pat as it 'f V E t Sir . . Kocinski and Irene Zehler. Sweet as can be- f' E ., full of ambition - best depicts Iudibus.', .pg t 14 1 :il . , LM g .. A 5 'M.get5gt:'..,,,,..:?:g:.f1T5f7Li,g-..1ig.-sa ...Mg ...Mg ' 712' mh?f..,f. 'X'lli:'xL...3-'C' si.,,.'fill.:iVT,C.,.Z,QQ.,,, it 61-1.4EQTQTQZTLITT' W, Y EU if IRENE C. ZEHLER SAINT NICHOLAS For so was the still movement of her hands And such the pure lineis gracious flowfi An artist of no mean ability, Irene has been of invaluable assistance in class projects, and when her Regents record was checked, she merited membership on Vistasi, staff, being unanimously selected as Art Editor. A charm- ing smile, plus amiable mannerisms have en- deared her to all since she joined our ranks in her Sophomore year. The future? Like the Sphinx of Egypt, Irene does not commit herself. W'ho knows? Perhaps weill find ourselves in the comics some fine evening - the heroines of that sensational new strip - Life with Amer- ican Historyf, E401 .....M- Y ., .-,- N-3 For Christ the King, all? 22212435312 zetzmfraittsis :f2i1?iias:M53f , .,.,. .. ..,, ., N, 'LT ,,.,f .,,. 1, 7' 'l :.:E:.': 1-1 Vhfiizi.-i53'lUTE:?sf55 1 as , twgsszzw , f 'iafliviiib ' , ' ' ,NZ wig t ,Q , , was . A 2 Sa . Q if wgag, , .