Villa Maria Academy - Vilmarian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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ART An interplay of color, form, design, and detail, vividly expressing beauty reading those great ttArt and Mantt ,4?! magazines harmony in design and perspective . . . self portraits . . . monthly projects ttMiss Blotchestt visiting the Art Gallery . . . ttThatts not my land- scape; ifs my portrait of you! film- strips, fllmstrips, filmstrips . . . ttYou look so good; are you sure youtre not a substi- tute?,, crying over spilled paint ttWhatts in that tbagW, Art-an ex- pression of thought, an expression of life. ttlfs CORNY-but goodV thinks Chris Zakurzewskj. it Any ,rlene ttTwo minutes until showtime! announces Elizabeth Kraszewski to Maria Kalenda and Marie Babula. 125

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1 1 HOME EC A glimpse at the challenges of the future . . . our 1 first projectJTll never wear it? . . . making flat ' 1 cream puffs Does anyone remember the dif- ference between par boiling and boiling? . . . 1 starting your sewing project and having to wash 1 it twice before handing it in presenting oral 1 reports baking apple and pumpkin pies eating them! . . . 11No double parkingP, . . . taking turns cooking . . . Polish Lasagna? . . . Home BC I is enough to ruin anyone1s diet, and Home EC 11 is enough to encourage anyone to go on a diet! . outside speakers remembering to knead when baking biscuits . . . notebook or scrapbook? . . . sewing demonstrations . . . If your zipper isn,t L in upside down, ifs in backwards! advanced 1 cooking and sewing 11What1s a bobbiniw 1f library assignments .. . taking notes .. . cleaning . 1 cupboards and sinks 11On1y two at a time in 9 i Q5 1 the ironing roomi, , , , All this and more makes Rozanne Czwojdak, Marian Smutek, Mary Ann Konczyk, Diane Imbierowski and ' s 1 up the lives of future homemakers. Debbie Bierzynski discover that there is a pattern for everything. v 1Q 4 11ltis C O 9 a. 1 , 1 Sue Waleritynowicz whets her appetite for the culinary arts of Irys One, two, three . . . G0! The race is on for Mary Buchreis, Debbie Kadryna, Darlene 11TW0 1 1 Wlsnlewski and Sandy Zynda. Mazurkiewicz and Cindy Maturski. Babul 124

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BUSINESS Is business really all that easy? . . . distributing absentee lists and lunch menus being surrounded by a mountain of papers to be corrected . . . uIt,s not too too hard! . . . having rhythm in Typing class . . . llWell, in my opinion, I disagree with you? getting all the dictation and finding out that y ; you canlt read it back . . . playing charades . . . ASDF J KL; 2 llWhen in doubt, spell it outll doing jobs a, b, c llSister, my margins are stuck in the middle?1 the thrill of getting in front of the class to teach not a minute to waste STROKEOVERSH writing shorthand the 3-3 method way . . . sleeping in Typing class? . . . thhat margins are you using? . . . lll didnjt bite anybody!-YET!,l working in workbooks typing, erasing, erasing uPi- cayunell . . . addressing envelopes . . . an erupted volcano . . . llThese arenlt my seniorsW . . . taking breaks . . . Busi- ness-an enterprising course. Skilled workers-Ann Ziemba and Sue Golebiewski Flip th Kotlik N. H thee, Sister, what a pretty ledger, but how can you tell the difference between a debit and a credit'rl asks Terri Kluck, :ami l Terry Pawlowski, Diane Kasprzak, Carol Lukowski, Jenny Pudlewskit Wanda Dolgowski and Ginny Corigliano. an 126