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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NANCY MARIE ZILKER NATIVITY OF OUR LORD ORCHARD PARK Her eyes were deeper than the depth o water stzlled at even A gurl wrth plenty of stamma 1S our Nancy How else could she have traveled dally for four years from that far dlstant reg1on Orchard Park to attend Salnt N1cks9 T1s a mystery how she managed to arrlve so punctually mornmgs when her Clty pals were forced to d1g themselves out wlth snow shovel and plow Such PERSISTENT PERSEVERANCE should be the means of fash1on1ng a ch1ef executlve out of Nancy Who knows someday she may h1re one of us 1nstead of Old Farthful the alarm clock to awaken her early enough to Hy to New York for an lmportant busmess con sultat1on CSHOPPINGJ V Y For Chrzst the Kzng Chrzst lzfts Hrs hands The Kmg commands Hrs challenge, Come and ollonf m From ev ry srde Wzth eager strzde We orm the lznes o wctory Let oemen lurk, And laggards shzrk We throw our ortunes wzth the Lord Mary s Son, Tzll the World 15 won, T413 , V ff f R i l'f'ZT2g1:? . - - - --v- , R ' . ,.E2 2E:2 g .,:g..Q.' .: , q xgrzzazfgfm' t . s ' if Q - - - J 7 1 L , ' ' 'H ' ' s ' . ZZ 155335525-5 - 4 r W A 3 e . ,wg ' ix ' ' 22:35 . . . iss f 3 . . . 3 ' : ' If ,Q T f e. , . D I f . . i f - E T l T f Q It . l , . . We have pledged you our loyal word.