Villa Maria Academy - Vilmarian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1973 volume:

A B! k . A :3: CA J 3 'ILKK ' '? 3: :3 g q. :3 e; vWWLJ OMM .ffkbl4i't' MU-- aurrrv LU Aaxui , 5,- 9431; ALQQJ'I , JM 'f1 15 f 2f Li MWWW .1 HAW? W 7W $7ng W zgf 2g ; 277vh WZZW ,voWWn KWWWZWKZK'MWWWV Z2??? MMW W07 Web ,4W'Wm7WWWZL W9 W9 , . - -. 4WW Villa Maria Academy Buffalo, New York Volume 45 IMMACULATAN STAFF Make me respect my material so much that I dare not slight my work. Help me to deal very honestly with , words and with people, because they are both alive. Henry Van Dyke DEDICATION They were called Suffragettes. They were wives and they were mothers. Their cause was Universal Suffrage for women. They were not girls who pursued a fantasy, but women who fought for a cause. And they won. They are now called Feminists. They are wives and they are mothers. Their cause is not Universal Suffrage, but Universal Equality for women. They are not girls who pursue a fan- tasy, but women who fight for a cause. And they are winning. They are women, strong and determined women, who are proud of their feminine heri- tage. , It is to these women of America, who have furthered the movement of human emancipa- tion, . . . that we dedicate this yearbook. Lb :L'x xwm M . g ?Paga I70: , j ,. rm ' ' 2141. 1 3 22.22 144141 4.42 :1 7;; :. W... .'... .. . .':. 1.. ... .'t... a 7. grill: 5 .v A 'iii'I 'dli 3.1.37. 8.. . i .. i E u . ?iVthfr. fiat: xx: nd a .VI LT 4 I FACU LTY envision an open society where each human being, in this land of infinite op- portunity, could develop his or her potential to its fullest. -June Sochen . They envision an open society, a society where individual persons form a coheswe unit. They envision a civilization that does not turn its people into one colorless, faceless mob, but rather a culture that allows human diversities and nurtures the quality of being one's self. They give life to thought and thought to life. They not only commend the attributes of man, but expose his negativities as well. They give each student the chance to see beyond her own horizons as they open new avenues of thought. They initiate the development of potentiality, and encourage its progress. By doing this, they give society a new focus and scope. They give of themselves so that we may find ourselves. For this, we thank them. HThey... SISTER MARY AILEEN Assistant Principal English : SISTER MARY SAMUEL Principal Guidance Counselor SISTER MARY FlDELiS Guidance Counselor Sis Religion , 9'4? ALwW , - , SISTER MARY ANNE SISTER MARY SAPIENTIA Secretary Business Manager SISTER MARY JOSETTE; MR. MICHAEL WHALEN Religion REV. WALTER MATUSZAK SISTER MARY AMELIA Chaplain Religion Religion Art Appreciation ELIS .lof . xxwx x 4.-me- X, SISTER MARY MICHAELINE; SISTER MARY DULCIANA SISTER MARY EUSTACE Home EcOnomics English xsmmxx vxw: :N v $ SISTER MARY THERESE MRS. CHERYLYN PORTER SISTER MARY EMELINE Mathematics Math Chorus Mathematics ? r g ; ; A ANTHONY NEWLEY . mxxxwww . K . MRS. JUDITH SCHIERLITZ English Drama SISTER MARY FRANCELLA; SISTER MARY PHYLLIS English SISTER MARY LOUISE; SISTER MARY MARLENE S s e .m s U B SISTER MARY ELIGIA AS .N M N V V. R A M Du E T B S n.n, E T E D. V. R A M Du E T B S MADAME JEANNE FLEURID French SISTER RITA MARIE Health MRS. RAYMOND VAN DYCK MISS MAYME BABONE Marriage Physical Education SISTER MARY SPECIOSE Librarian , . 112114. SISTER MARY ELVINA; MRS. ELAINE GAWRON Social Studies SISTER SUZANNE MARIE; MS. IRENE PETERS; SISTER MARY ANGELINE Social Studies 14 MR. A. SCHESSEL Handyman MRS. THERESA KUCIA; MRS. URSULA KRUCZEK; MRS. IRENE KRUCZEK; MRS. MARY MATURSKI Food Services 15 mm: illllllllllll II f IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ' IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII I'M Huur WIII .w 54 . IIIII UH 'III I dig. II. tn II II'I'IIIII'IIIIIIIIIII' III - NH I':.u HThe Progressive Era, in fact, eoined the terrh tNew Woman: to describe the young woman who was questioning the typlcal cultural definition of her ' iet role In SOC y -June Sochen the new women and rightly so. These young Wom- many events that have formed the course of history and altered their young lives. They have witnessed the assassinations of a president, a civii rights leader, and a presidential candidate. They have sup- ported the beginning of a US. Peace Corps that aids poorer countries; they have endured military escalation in Vietnam and are awaiting its end; they have lived through the social evolution of communes, free love, and the changing role of women in society. These students belong to a generation which realizes the effect they have on the status quo, so much so, that they have been given the right to vote. As a result, they have become aware of a consciousness of themselves and those around them. These new women now go forth to contend with the faults of the past and transform them into the assets of the future. They are the class of '73. They call themselves en have lived through MARY JANE SZYDLOWSKI Student Council President SANDIE STEPOWSKI Class President DIANE POPLAWSKI Class Vice-President MARION DORNIG Class Treasurer NANCY CZAJKA Class Secretary CAMILLE J. BOCZAR National Honor Society President 19 w. m , V g ALICE ARCYMOWICZ TERRI BICIO DIANE RACHELLE AMBROSE RANCINE ZOFIA ANN BENZEL 20 SUSAN BINISZKIEWICZ x muggy: .li'. MARY ANN BLUHM BARBARA BROTZ 21 B MW Mum i lmal w KAREN A. BURNS N W O R B E B B E D DIANA BURNS JEAN CEPUCHOWSKI X3. g xxM? 2 a MMMM JOYCE CEPUCHOWSKI M MAM; M MM me M . MMMM M9 CW M MMMMMM M MK TMMMMMM MM MW M MMMMMMMMM MM Mag M 4X y? ?4 M ggg WI H M X , M MM MM M M N f M 1M6 MMM M M , MM M M J MWOMMM ,M I MM MM MM w M M MM MM UMM ; X MMM WMM M WWW M M MM , MMMMMXMW M I 1 MM KM M x ,X M MMM MMMfM M v M. 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M A C ,, f, 4.1... urn: .37 LUCY PLUTA PHYLLIS PONCZYNSKI ALICIA POPIELA RQVkakmx ROXANNE POPIELA ANNE MARIE PRONOBIS KAREN RAGAMAN DIANE ROZEK LYNN M. RUCHALSKI JOYCE ANN RUSINIAK . ; . . . . D'ANE RUTKOWSKI PATTIE RZESZUTEK BARBARA SKOCZYLAS DIANNE SKALSKI r mvwr r: HELEN SLEDZIONA 49 THERESA STAHURA KAREN ANN SOBOCINSKI 50 BERNADETTE SLIWINSKI SUE SMIGIELSKI DEBBIE A. SUFLITA DIANE SZMANIA K Y 2 C L E Z R T S B R A B DEBBIE STANCZYK SUSAN E. SZRAMA K S N A M V. Z S m E D A N R E B Kl DIANNE SZYMANSKI BERNADINE SZYMANS SENIOR VILLA MARIA TIIN MARY ANN SZYMANSKI PAMELA ANN SZYMANSKI ROZANNE M. TREMBOWICZ M S W O L O S E W m C R A M DIANNE WARDA ANNE WALSKI CHERYL WIECZOREK PATRICIA WITULSKI I ' DIANE WOLINSKI MARGIE ZALUSKI m S N O R W S E C N A R F E W A R R O L BARBARA R. WOZNIAK AN EVENING TO REMEMBER w are the moments we two can share. T - to the theme song of the 1973 Villa Ball. Anyone can be surgiisrzgg: 21:31:an words ment of November 10 was precious. From the first minute to the last ever every mo- cited, happy, and maybe a bit nervous. No one could wait until the bell ran yone W?S ex- permitting the girls to leave early and get ready. Many doubtful questions Cg at 1 o CIOCK throughout the day: liWilI my hair stay set? Will my garter be ready? Did I cum be heard der e boutonniere? Will I be ready on time? But nothing could spbil theremember to or- evening. Every girl looked like Cinderella, and her escort like Prince Char Siplendor Of the Then came the first dance and, most important, the crowning of the uming. - forget the words, I have here in my hand, the name of the queen of tgee169n7-3Vclihangone a all. Precious and fe It was the most beautiful night of the yearI Now th ' ' ' . . . , ough It IS In re ' . linger like dew drops on roses. We will always remember the nightallcgtfyociitegigr: memories PRECIOUS AND FEW Precious and few are the moments we two can share. Baby, ifs you on my mind, your love is so rare. Being With you is a feeling I just can? compare. 7 - muri- 'h w! .y t.- - - . 71h , , '!' ' $ 1-4' V34 arid! :53 b 143' ..A a 7'5 FEW h i , .AM'! I! n: :.,q : I 3w gay 1w 4 u. a yid;h $ ;fws: v :v.j' ; dis 23$ . ' . . . , a, JUNIORS She will not cling to her parents, nor they to her, but will establish an in- creasingly larger sphere of her own independent world in WhICh she works and moves, loves and thinks, as a maturing young woman. -Alice S. Rossi It is difficult to be a junior in high school for now she is breaking away from all she has known and is in the process of forming herself. She wants to be independent in a world she feels she has helped to form; she wants her world to be absent of ambiguities and conflicts. She doesn't want to be one of the faceless crowd, ignored or cast aside-she wants to be a person. Through her inner searching, she hopes to attain her potential as a fulfilled human being. To achieve this status, she must enrich her life through interactions with people, education, sports, and activities. Encountering these, she does face problems and difficulties but they will be overcome because of her determi- nation. She is no longer the child following the pattern her parents set. Each day she is moving closer to complete independence and responsibility as a maturing young woman. Lala Markut, treasurer; Lisa Pienkowski, secretary' 62 Debbie Cross, vice-preSIdent; Rachelle Kaszuba, president- 9f$gggg , m, Insk Darlene Kras, Gail Grabowski, Gail Matyjaszek, Claudia Jas ROW 1 Jarratt. lm Hudith Janicki, Kathleen Lazarski, K' : Standing ROW 2 45M 'W'f 14w ! ' 3 mm, , m 52: Mary Anne Czarnecki, Pat Darlak, Barbara Brader. 63 .w ROW 1: Diane Sztukowski, Judy Szczublewski. ROW 2: mandinm Elaine Stolarek, Mary Ann Skowron Michel Trzepkowski, Catherine Van Sickle. ' '9 Betty Jo Skokowski, Aline Raclawski, Lucy Miszewski, Julie Reczek, Donna Russo. w xx$VN$K k.gaiwi : . X E? x W? ,1: i. . . wx J A ROW 1: Jacqueline Poczciwinski, Sharon Stanczyk. ROW 2: Lori Osika, Susan Pylkowski, Carol Przybyl. , x 31-35 , 1' A34 ROW 1: Sharon Wisniewski, Camille Seweryniak, Anne Marie wallo. 66 , , .. z A?A?fgiiaagg 111,? . W4 , ii x J$ 1' 4:! MM , , . . ' . g v V M a Kathleen Szczesniak. Barbara Protas. ROW 2: Sandra Siejak, Deborah Ra Joan KUCia, Kathleen McKernan, Kimberly Herrick, Diane Olearczyk. Anne Dudas, Amy Glosek, Nadine Cieslak, Marie Drzal. Susanne Dobosz, Judith Feldt, Kathleen Frost. ROW 1 ROW 2 6-5573 .5 mama; W v i, Kathleen Lasota Elaine Zelechowsk 69 : I ;. -. 1 !I '3 . Deborah Kisicki, Sandra Filipski. iziis 2w , Nadine Lorenz. Anne KUV-dorfer' Kathleen KO limitir':iw! TEE rill 33.1.! ?..l. Ingy Sharon Palys $itt' 1 Roslyn Masset w 2 w w 1 3 7 r e .k. m m a a w W. n z m S x u o O R L Z, w .w a M w .. H 2 O W P 94X e O .n Du a . m o e m m .m R e k, H m m P .m a M m .. e vln. D mm Mi aw. ZS an Mm LK ..I.n.6. WW. 00 RR Kimberly Zielinski, Claudia Zygaj, M ry Ann Wolicki. xmemxxmwwmxm v M Z ROW 1: $ittinm Diane Wolinski, Gail Scheeler, Rita Tomaszewski. ROW 2: $tandinm Anne Sobczak, Christine Staszak, Karen Pray, Mary Ann Szymanski, Amy Verrastro. ,,...K....N, WNW E E WWW V a v Denise McKuneS ad in W , Denise Peplowski. 73 w; .v m ' . . - - - I k'. h W1 M Ianie ShieldsWAnn Marie Przybylak: Christina PUd'eWSKI' ROW 2' Mane Sleplnskl, Donna SO ec I R0 1 e I Deborah Smith. , . Josephine Ward, Deborah Stachelski. ' ' - - - Wilk. Marlene Zeller, Sandra Zaworskl, VIVlan Mwmmw wawx Marlene Zolnowski, Barbara Zielinski. Koralewski. v w ki, Doris B czkowski, Deborah Cross, Ca herine Harmel, Mary Ann 75 ROW 1: Suzanne Pawlak. ROW 2: Kathy Phalen, Anne Oswald. ggtwrmv, Deborah Kadryna, Julia Gerspach, Antoinette Johnson, Linda Goss. Cynthia Zalewski, Elaine Wyzykowski. .. D Vila Debora Zasowski, Joanne Ziolkowski. ROW 2: Kathy Kunecki. ROW 1: Catherine Stover, 77 Linda Biniecki, Grace Krajewski K u. Kathleen Domkiewicz, Elizabeth Schneider - - liza- - ' chairman, E Jacqueline Holt, Ba ara Harmel, Jacqueline Begum , 78 Mary Ann Distel, Marie Babuia, Sandra Jagodzinski. SOPHOMORES Many of us are still puzzling over the exact meaning of this new ism . . -George McAdam Sophomores are a particularly inquisitive group. They have left the childish antics of a freshman and are rap- idly approaching the hectic world of a junior. They are caught in a limbo, more so than any other group. They are still questioning and pondering over this new iiism -this movement of womanhood. This new value asks them to evaiuate the former and traditional roles of women. Feminism they ask themselves? What is femi- nism? Of what importance is it to me? Is it good for me? What is time ? . And so they arrive at the classic question, What IS me? It is the answer to this question that is so sought after by many young people who are questioning the values set before them. The solution is one the soph- omores must discover for themselves. This awereness of themselves may be found in feminism-a growmg and maturing process of women. 79 Judith Russell, Judith Schmidbauer, Denise Schultz. Deborah PidUChv Janet Pyszczynsm, Pinciurek. Grace whgkrllmy , v. law 21 wwxw Janice Malkiewicz, Joanne Novack, Delphine Nowicki, Mary Ann Lysiak. 80 ROW 1: Cynthia Shalik, Darleen Mazurkiewicz, Theresa Pielaszkiew- icz. ROW 2: Deborah Milewski, Kathleen Murphy, Deborah Lynn. Debbie Kazukiewicz, Debbie Lewandowski, Karen Koch, Tammy GOFSki- Kathleen S krok Do , nna Walesz czak. Iotnicki. Diane Imb ows h a P le ' P l' kl, Sharon awlikowski, Cynt i Theresa Bres, Cynthia Bryk, Marsha Wojcik, Irene Cyman, Linda Wozniak, Diane Urbanczyk. 83 ROW 1: Mary Sinski, Deborah Wydro. ROW 2: Janice Twardowski. .. ;$ $ $3 Joyce Novack, Barbara Krajewski, Karen Luc- zak, Linda Mondry, Bernadette Mazur, Susan Kochmanski. Carol Tur, Christine Sloane. Judith Slowik, Patricia Tokarz, Dorothy Steffen. ! t : Elizabeth Kraszewski, Barbara Maslanka, Patricia Kwiecien, Linda Mazgaj, Lynn Kalameja. ; ! -I' i . . .. WWW yam A QWWIIIIme'.mmt-pl a Catherine Ciolek, Joanne Jarnot, Deborah Green, Diana Billingsley, Angela Howze, Paula Getz. 86 ;. Norma Mergenhagen. ,Jacqueline Eich. Sheryl Przybylski Sandra Zynda Nancy Pokriki, H .m U .m .w J vln s m o d a G .H. h t n V. C t t ,. i g xi I; Mal? Deborah Slager, Sharon Drzyzga, Cheryl Krempa ia Balera, Barbara Barszcz, Patricia LaHache. Patric Donna Panczyk H s w o k u B n a S u S M. S n a r e C h R d u J Carmen Wujek, Louise Wojciechowski. Dorene Bak. Kathleen Surdej, Joyce Ziolo, Mary WoHnski, Lucille Lis. Elaine Brochowicz, Paulette Bochynski, Michelle Nowak, Christine Wawrzyniak, Debra Ciotuszynski, Alice Bajkowski, Nancy Domagalski. Zielinski, Joyce Zotara, Sharon Pawlowski. 89 WK w-M..W V MWM W 'Wd W f Cynthia Karek, Barbara Hoffman. jciechowski Karen W0 1 Susan Walentynowicz Michelle Francusco. QLAS ENCYCLOEE .415: KETQFEQE-Zi , A Mary Lou Bryjak, Lynda Kerber. Rozanne Czwojdak. H S r U t a M .m h t n Y C Darlene Janiszewski Louise Obstarczyk, Susan Sekuterski, Mary Ann Ryszkiewicz, Gail Winiecki, Katherine Solecki, Karen Slazak, Denise Sadus P ' Wigdorski, Patricia Tryanowski, Cynthia Solowski. I amma $ , ; . . hteg' tek. ROW 2: Standinm Cynth'a sarama, Susan U h- m! - Mum ' Mary Pi-cgtralRLigs o, rJudith Piotrowski, Yvonne Piotrowski, Roxanne Reger. Rosemary Naliwajek, Susan Owczarzak FRES MEN I would have the question put to each woman to say for herself just how much she can do. -Anonymous Freshman year is a time to grow into being a woman, a time of awakening and leaving the child behind. It is a time of realizing one's full potential. Each girl has come to a crossroad in her life and wonders what happens now. She is learning to live and decide as an individual, constantly question- ing and searching for answers vnyv: a H WWW , ROW 1: Karen Kinbaum. ROW 2: Nina Hofmanski. ROW 3: Isabella Gorczynski. . a 7 J Sharon Przybyl, Victoria Sendlbeck, Cynthia Szymanki 95 Paula Boslow, Mary K. Collins. ewicz, Lois Zelechowski. me V ,L A Q Marshia McCarthy, Mary Osika, Sus KM M m x5. Kathleen Dudas, Diane Boczar, Tina Kubala. 96 9 W'Mx , 3m dziak. 2 an La , . . p . y ROW 1: Diane Lesniowski, Michelle KroIeWIc; ROW 2: Carol Lelonek. .m. s w o h C .alv .w m n e b h t a K k, m w o k n a J n n a e S o R h whu m r G e t .n e U 9 a M Darlene Gannon. 1 mwmww xx memww iane Handzl D 1 : k :5ng Cathy Golda onna Klosinski. Wwwnvwm Joanne Lach, Justine Wilk, Suzette Swiecicki, Cheryl Lindsay. Gracia Ozark, Kathleen Szymanski $Viztyrfg Zzw ,. , . - - ' wicz. Janet Kerber, Karen Klamborowskl, Janice Kazukle Roseann Lewandowski, Teresa Laskowski. Ann Kompinski 98 ROW 1: Karen Staskiewicz, Nancy Stolarek, Alice Turzynski. ROW 2: Susan Skalski, Monica Szymanski, Linda Wilczynski. Tozzo, Claudine Suza rah Wasilewski, nne Beaudoin, Linda Tuchoski, Jean Szafarski, Glorie Ann Taberski. Doreen Poplawski. Mary Aleksa, Debo- Tina Pitrelli, Cheryl Papiernik, Doreen Patrowski. , Barbara Fronczak. Mary Jane Goss Karen Schenck, Doreen Maskal, Lori Porter, Mary Ann 893m- 100 Arlene Sinicki, Kathleen Sakoski. Mary Pasternak, Teresa Nagrocki, Vaierie Czajka, Joanne Bartkowiak. , -aM..w .K.;. g- an Galuszka, Lori Francisco, Theresa Dalka, Karen Kubiak Loretta Reiner. Je Luculle Rozek. Nancy Siuda, Michelle Reger Kathleen Jaworski, Rosemarie Jagodzinski- 102 -avus 5.7! ?mrr Lynn Dojnik, Deborah Chronik, Christine Emilianowicz, Cynthia Chomiszewski. z g a y g i i 3 9 Katherine Sliwinski, Diane Smith. arratt. fawn; Janice Walczak ' ' 1 ' I , Michele Wyzykowskl, Collette Slazak, Susan Switkowski, Carolyn Wisniewski AK 4. i E Stephanie Lutomski, Donna Krieger. Paule ' tte Pmkowski, Deborah Tarasek. Patnc-a Folaron, Donna Golebiewski. v :1! m J J1 Ina - Grace Derenda, Bridget Crooks, Helen Bres. Patricia Chmura, Jean Babiarz. 106 ROW1zAntoinette Labenski B, ; - V ' , arbara Llpczynski, Susan Kirst G - ' . ROW 2: Rose Marie Thomas, Katherine Lindsay. , Iona K mmSkl' x xxxox x Top to bottom Jacqueline Howard. Anna Kubic , Ann Szewczyk, Theresa Finnegan. Adamski c - . ' Ynthla Cholasmski, Sandra Rutkowski, Mar Louise Simmons, Ma cia Rozwarski. 107 - - xe- -g$... Jeanne Gorka, Patricia Joyce, Maryanne Mankowskj. it, Michaeline Lorkowski. Michelle Rybarczyk. ' ki. ROW 1: Rene Slazak, Dma Canas nik. ROW 2: Lucette Swiatek, Frances Rzez 108 Geraldine Wojdyla. r e Z t e R a S e r e h T Annette Maslowski, Pameia Sobkowiak. Michele Kaczmarek, Carol Gerspach. Marlene Intorre. 109 3? g '4 g of earthly beings. laments of the jet set czmarek, Dina Canaski. t or not. we are e ele Ka Believe I sa Finnegan. Mich Carolyn DlledZIC. There YOU'VG 0t . . l x : y???g to be kidding!! Since When doc: Do: Aren't fh ese par camllle abOl'C Curves . . KraWCzyk. Sylvia Kremgfscmanng? l as. a I , Hf R1 ISOn your mark. . . get set. . . ROTATEII' arlene Ne'30n, Sharon Petrosky, Joyce Rusiniak. MATH EMATICS Mathematics can be fun when teaming to the tune of Aunt Emmyts carousel. Even tests can be more enjoy- able with the proper musical background. Although math is sometimes fun, it is still ten months, preparation for Regents and then, finding out you shouldtve pre- pared better during the year. For freshmen, its a new field opening up before them in the form of an introduction to algebra. Basic concepts and new techniques are constantly appearing and changing to add to the ever fascinating field of math. Magical numbers appear when you have to have an answer but you really don't know what you're doing. And when the year's all over, it seems that most stu- dents, after learning modern math, have forgotten how to add and subtract. 65 Karen Lesniak, Ann Marie Przybylak, Barbara Budek, Donna Solecki, Diane Wolinski, Carol Wojciechowski. WMvnkwawmmmwwmme How ma n . ROW 1: Mzrpfmts er? ta gent to these two circles? Aren't four enough? h eis y W Bryjak, Deborah Daly. ROW 2: Doreen Bak, Rosanne Czwojdak. Mary BUC r ' 113 Ium caretully. SCIENCE Science seeks to explain the impossible and open the mys- teries of life around us. In the classroom this is a difficult process. but science guaran- tees it to be fun. It offers a change to the student who finds that sitting in a class everyday bores her. Labs bring out her ingenuity. Dont worry if it doesn't come out right. we can always fudge it. Tests show the student the perils of goofing off in class. Isn't there a bonus ques- tion? So much to do, so much to learn, and only 50 minutes to do it all. ., tain after me! . Hey look! They named a moun , - Barbara Wozniak aSKS Nancy Ma anne S ano. .-Couldn t :eCsheIcla; Zirkgfnaski aiming the ballistic pendu- Carol Lelonek, Deborah Tarasek, ry p Luczak an amp - , Ki Hy, . A . ,, es. Gee, these are real animals. I always thought they were preserv - ki. . ne PIOtrOWS Maryanne Ryszkiewicz, Judith Piotrowski, Mary Pietra Russo, YVO 114 Jus I ElizaLZtLerAng I:1'rops and . and. . . and. . . well, let's wait and see s l, Nancy Sikora, Nadine Cieslak, Deborah Ratka I ?, ? 4 Quick IO . 1 ok! Th , . Sus er e S a little ,, an Sekuterski, Judith cerfggkimder here! n x on north. But. . . but, which way is north? We're supposed to put a dziak, Michaeline Lorkowski, Mary Osika. Paulette Pinkowski, Susan La 115 Wm And tonight's forecast for Rome, Italy is . . . Dark! E Elizabeth Kraszewski, Irene Cyman. ? 8ur Madame. I always thou ISh' Kathy Frost. VIVIan Wllk, Cynthia Badzinski. ght 'The Barber of Seville' was in Span- And what am I bid for this beautiful rooster? N oelle Krolem P. ki. Mary Malachowski, Jacqueline Dudas. Pamela Szymans 0k Nancy Dojka. 116 Ming: 3?: gods could help us identify the Latin gods! n owski, Claudine Skalski, Paula Boslow, Doreen Maskal, Deborah Chronik Mia Pasternak u tha udrenko learcZyk. i '5 UUe that a LANGUAGE Iy English speaking culture, ge is quite perplexing. 'tWhy tions? 'tl can't problems faced After growing up in a primari the transition to a foreign Iangua are there so many declensions and conjuga translate any of this! These are some of the by Ianguage students. Although the languages d practice in speaking, there is a Studying the cultures of other people unity between a girl and those she is the viewpoints o 0 require a lot of drilling and time for less tedious work. brings a feeling of learning about. Lan- f people who really guages bring across aren't much different from ourselves, even though they are miles away. SroadS Iead to Home? US Dob ' 082' Lala Markut, Jean Chrzastowski, Diane 117 Let me in--let ME out! Carol Kowalski, Joan Kucia, Judith Janicki, Carol Zielinski, Claudia Jasinski. E i 1 $ 1 'S'Incan Ihear it fine; too bad I don't understand it' n Ingv Nancy Domagalski. Nancy Pokriki. ' ROW 2: Linda Biniecki, Judith Schmidbauer, Joanne Jarnot. 118 I l pa L iS$ $$$$xx! .. . Can't we just say it in English? Deborah Green. a Patricia Tokasz, Joyce Zotara, Susan Kochmanski 342417224. V 2.1.113; ; , $12.12, 4.L,!4?Za;zx4fxx4?4 gX xIl , Z 0 WOV77 ;, W, , x W2 u xx? x77 , l, g. tic lure of Spain! , Claudia Zygaj, Ellen Jablonski. ptivated by the roman 0, Michele Graham r e iUst ca aren Carrier We' K 119 Could they all be reading the same story? . Sitting: Justine Wilk. Joanne Bartkomak. Standin Rt. ENGLISH Probably the most practical course a stu- dent can take is one that will teach her to communicate with others. English, with its grammar drills and literature questions, poses a curriculum filled with diversity. A better understanding of Shakespeare was brought about by the viewing of the play As You Like It at Stratford on Avon. Word Power, a little book with too many words, brought about much discussion. Not another test! I don't care what --- means! Reading famous novels such as Great Expectations and the Red Badge Of Courage, and the works of Emerson and Thoreau kept paper- backs in constant use. All of this was cli- maxed by a Shakespearean festival in school. Can you memorize 100 lines of Shakespeare? 9- Carolyn Wisniewski, Gloria Landsman, Lucette Swiatek, Jean Babiarz, Suzanne Beaudoin. f7 AI Does knowing verbals help in writing a ter m p ape hamer. Diane Rozek, Gloria Luich, Dorothy Nowak. Deborah Mac 120 I 1' lilil. 2 2417714, n Is that what makes up a short story? Communicating without words is harder than speaking! ga, Julie Ulicki. Elaine Brochowicz, Sharon Drzyz ROW 2: Angela Howze, Diana Billingsley, kiewicz. ROW 1: Mary Ann Bluhm. ROW 2: Roseanne ROW 1: Alice Arcymowicz, Joyce Cepuchowski, Trembowicz. Darlene Mazur- Roxanne Sanders, Amy Verrastro. . M . arlene ZOlnowskl, Camille Seweryniak, does the judge know that? gumy but ne Marie waIIO He's An 121 0 Mock elections are a good preparation for the real thing! Julia Gerspach, Carol Przybyl. Michelle Tatko, Deborah Kadryna. Kathleen Kosmowski. gHow come I'm always the one without the book? OW 1 Karen Miller. Bernadette Mazur. ROW 2 Paula Kothk, Susan Owczarczak. Rose Mary Na- Iuwalek ROW 3' Mary Ellen Olszewski. Our future depends on a wise choice for our investment! Jean Cepuchowski, Barbara Cichowski, Ellen Jablonski, Dianna Burns. MW $ A131: tiger: any souvenirs left in India? a u icki '- ' , Mary Jane Goss, Christine Primosch, Bridget Crooks Patricia intwefhou h hyms p0 Chmura, Grace Derenda. 123 SOCIAL STUDIES Social Studies is the science of man. It is learning what man has done t he might possibly do in the and wha future. It is finding an answer to the question, iiWhat is a human being? . 0 research, and finding It is learning t report is just another out that a mini- name for a term paper. It is becoming aware of new people with different customs, but realizing that all men were created equal . And did you know there's a baby boom in American history? RELIGION In religion class. by discussing prin- ciples. ideas and values, we realize how different, yet, how alike individ- uals are. Doing group projects, view- ing films 01 the projector happens to worm. drawing pictures or reasonable facsimiles of pictures, and making col- lages and banners express our inner teelings without words. Planning monthly class Iiturgies brings about a more personal relationship towards the Mass. Religion is learning to reach out and love people in a world of self- ishness and confusion. -. LWMWI What a startling 'revelation'! Christine Emilianowicz Deborah Gill I , . zabelle Gorczynski L ' ' - ynn Domlk Grace Fe ' - rruu, Gloria Glaz. Cifiihigstglr, we know how to work it' oane, Debbie Milew . ' Skl, Debbie Kazukiewicz, Terry pie'aszkiewicz, Theresa Widelko, Patricia Pawelczalt , , mywvw WM M ,iwmmw Don'llook now, but I've just glued my hand to the banner! Josephine Ward, Barbara Zielinski, Lucy Miszewski, Anne Kurzdorfer, Chris Pu i E; W M W xWWAWJW WW mxmwz dlewski, Barbara Clabeaux. I da ! HMakmg friends is better than mgKWQ g?nlleagijnigzskinarcia Wesolowski. ki erna , Susan Szrama, Lynn Ruchals , clak' I love , m f Denise Szyjillow man! a, Karen Meredyk, Debbie Gradl, Carol Jurkowski. 125 Hey, Cut the material, not my hand! Sandra Jagodzinski, Deborah Kisicki, Melanie Shields, Donna Russo, Karen Luczak. 1 5 i R:::;::seggold for? run-through; now let's use the real thing. , 0 da. Duane Gutowski, Ann Marie Kwapich, Joyce Manolopoulos, Ann Marie Pronobis, Diane RUtkOWSk 126 ?Wwwm 7; . hemaggmgwe MM Emma w MW x: :Heylocg, I can see myself in your china! eanne orka, L' ' ' ' ' Inda Smutek, Cynthia Rygnelskl, Lmda Wilczynski, Kathleen Sakoski Tammy Gorski In Home Ec, a girl learns to be inde- pendent. The sense of accom- plishment in making a perfect pie crust or sewing a pair of jeans that actually fit is worth all the time and effort it requires. The ttCo-Ed magazine is some- thing the Home Ec student looks for- ward to every month. Free samples distributed by various companies are tested by the girls. Home Ec prepares the student for the future when she becomes her own woman. t uwwowawm, e, I could open my own sewing shop. Maybe, justmayb . . . x Patricia Folaron, Christine Wawrzynlak, AI- Lucille Lis, tsitting ice Turzynski. Wait Sue, it won't work unless you put :1 -- achines. ,. Th is a rear way to get to know and love our m . . . our ear. Berhsaldetthzymanski. Dianne Szymanski. Lorraine Wronski, Diane Rutkowski. y gtxtliiiils mE iuj BUSINESS There's more to business than being a secretary. It is becoming an independent career-minded woman who learns to cope with the modern business world. Business is finding that what your books say and what they should bal- ance out to be are two different things. It is realizing you can't read what you wrote in shorthand and when you finally look at that letter, it looks like. dreazxy-strd. As long as we're taking office prac- tice, how about a coffee break too? a Maw Wow, Sharon, are you ever SLOW! . I Krempa- R ROW 1: Mary Sinski, Sharon Pawlikowski, tstandingi Chery Susan Uhteg, Susan Waientynowicz. 128 OW 22 Cynthi It it in Debbie Goss, Dianne Warda, Patricia Rzeszu- 19k, Susan Biniszkiewicz. the Ti , I , n D ger su arlene KFUczek lie makes Our aim--Gregg's Golden Medal. ROW 1: Linda Mondry, Deborah Lewandowski. ROW 2: Deborah Ciotuszynski, Cynthia Bogdan. ROW 3: Karen Koch, Denise Sadus. g; MW.-. ice J notehand GRRReatII aworskl, Karen Carriero, Karen Soboczynski, ChTiStine Grka- 129 Order in this court! I 'II have a hamburger, coke, and french fries to go. Claudia Kochmanski. Denise Jaszczak, Joan Kinecki, Bernadine Szymanski, Lynn Chmura, Roxanne Popiela. v: w 3 Competing for Executive Secretary to Jack Kemp? . i Sharon Maturski, Elaine Zelechowski, Jayne Hammond, Faith Bryant, PatrIC 130 a Fanpski- E 1 i. ,, s our specialty! Dauigeggfzgr Karen Kinbaum, Sharon Przybyl, Darlene Gannon, Sittinm Kathleen Ian ' Szymanski. W hum: Isn't it time for a coffee break yet? ROW 1: Susan Pylkowski, Sandra Siejak, Wendy Blamowski. ROW 2: Carolyn Musial, Sharon Stanczyk. it 5. ACCO'ding to m ary Ann KoncZ y calculations. . yk. Cecilia Fergu . We're bankrupt! ' son, Vera Katrij, Barbara Brotz, Zorianna KIIko. 131 Hold 1!; I only asked for a lime criticism! ROW 1' Barbara Wozniak, Ann Walski, Michelle Graham. ROW 2: Linda Nowicki, Mary Jane Szydlowski. We are gathered here in memory of King Tut ll. Cheryl LindsaY. Nina Hofmanski, Donna Minotti Suzette Swiecicki, Cynthia Klosmski. ' ' M Szymankiewucz. 000 132 Art encourages the student to ex- press her outlooks on paper. The class is a release from a day of study- ing, discussing, and taking notes. The quiet atmosphere, with the soft music in the background, gives a peaceful and free sensation. There are a few mi but they can be summed up as the 't4 Don'ts : Don't talk continuously; Dontt touch the radio; Don't paint without a newspaper under your work; Dont forget to put away your jars. An art student's dream, hope and goal is to achieve a perfect painting. nor restrictions, Don'tlau h! It's not that bad! ' . . . . ROW 1: ngra Slager, Marlene Zeller. ROW 2: Debble Smyczynskl, Sandra Flllpskl. w . x; q, 7,1,1 W WWW V ,7 71M 6A , , wmxmxx wmw t , e , mm, h ' WW WWWWMWWW ' at? Rachelle Rise; Taggglayn Massett. ROW 2: Anne Dudas, Kaszuba, Sandra Zaworski. PHYS. ED. dule may be good or bad, A break in the usual daily sche nt of view. If one considers gym only depending on your poi t's just one side of it. There is the fatiguing exercise, tha excitement that occurs w really knows the rules any dodge ball. And there is forward to next year. Phys. Ed.. a break in the routine, hen the rules are mixed up twho wayt in even the simplest game of the new athtetic complex to look all for fun! Gee I tve never been up this high before! 30321:; ii; Gsfabowsklig Mary Ann Wolicki. Cynthia Zalewsk: Roux . zymans i, Be J ' . ' rastro. tty o Skokowskl. ROW 3. Amy Vs. Come on. Miss Barone Ftamela Hawke . S. AlIc ' . . Bochynski, e BaJkOWSkl' M'SS Barone, Cynthia Karek, Sheryl Przybylski, De --quitjuggling and let's play basketball. borah Reczek. paulette 5 134 hgquvk 5m 1 wwm vs. va'xx ?wa W , I say, what jolly good fun this is! Rosemarie Jagodzinski, Cathy Golda, Kathleen Jaworski. If this gets any more exciting, I'll fall right off my lad- , , , . v der! . . , . - , , 4 , , ,, ' , ' , Standing: Cheryl Wieczorek, Michelle Mount. Sitting. De 1 uLeIsom ; , , ., 1:, ML, ' . h Brown. J ebOd mse Skrok, Debora R0 : neeKneliclaDhold up the equipment. We want to play! i m Roseanne LewagdoQan-e Handz'ikv Marcia Bernas. ROW 2: Diane Urbanczyk, skl, Ella McGovern. ; 135 ! ,r. ?.?.Uu :1 .1. wry; . r: . M t, .M, . agi rnXathb V. L. 1341.... .V 5....1..r 4. ,L . 9.1.5.6. T.O. he Third Order of St. Franeis mselves to follow the life y have collected food The members of t have dedicated the style of St. Francis. The . . baskets for the needy at Thanksglvmg, and have given the patients at Vets, Hospital many happy memories with entertaining sing-Ialongs. . . And seniors waiting for induction, and waiting, and waiting . . . Saint Francis reigns forever! ROW 1: Judy Pawlowski, Noelle Krolewicz, Mary Jane Szyd- IowsKi. ROW 2: Darlene Kruczek, Pam Szymanski, Terri Sta- hura. Third Order helps us to help others. Lynn Ruchalski Alice Arc ' ' I . , , ymOWICZ, Anne Mane Mruk ' ' ' I . ' I Dorm , Dolka, Michelle Nowicki, Sister M. Peter, moderator. 1 Darlene K'edFOWSk': Kathleen OSIka' Dlane SkaISKL Anne CIOIek, Manon 9 Nancy The officers keep things in order. Kathy Lutomski, former vice-prefect' Nan- cy Czajka, prefect; Phyllis Poncz'ynski treasurer; Camille Pokornowski, , . ' . secre- tary, Lisa Plenkowski, vice-prefect. CLC, which stands for the Christian Life Community. has dedicated itself to Mary. An- nually they collect fruit juices for the patients in the in- firmary and sponsor the May Day services and crowning. CLC is living proof of Chris- tianity's existence. .. ' ' ' ur hearts. . . k, Christine Gryko. Ann Hglxli'bgraiilgimgan Bernadette Sliwinski, Diane POPIaWSk'- ROW 2 Nancy Lucza Grzybowski. i , ,' II I I k V 9 Ie'ecl II I II . . . I ' ecretary. Kessel treasurer; Laurene Pietraszak. s M . . a perfect Bible vigil. m9: JPdY FEIdt, Karen Szyjka. Standing: Doris BUC- Aline Raclawski, Elaine Stolarek. I'Happiness is . Kneelin zko SCIENCE CLUB hing you always wanted to know about Everyt Sciencezk Did anyone see the moderator? me the sen- iors please be quiet! The year wasn't all questions, but answers too. Petitioning to save baby Harp seals from ex- tinction, and cleaning up old campaign posters brought us into the top 10. :kBut were afraid to ask! Gee, you would think ' . ROW 1: Nancy KaczorzlvisifligSSSgg affliers would know how to read a map! ., President;Anne Dudas, vice-leresident 1 ac le Dudas, secretary, ROW 2: Melissa Ma KStZ:SSLLV1:hOSGKeXperimentfailed? - ' oms i, Camille Boczar Bernie Sliw' k' M' elle Nowicki. . Ins l, Ich- V J These cans are too pretty fo 1 Clndy Chomiszewski r garbageln a iiBroadway could see us now! ROW 1: Linda Gutowski, Linda Maz a'. - g j ROW 2. Roxanne Reger, Karen Slazak Cathy Ciolek Ca I p ' , ro awlowski Uadderi A . nnene Maslowski, Camille Pokornowski, Loretta Reiner. We could make costumes for all the great stars! Foreground: Ann Kompinski ROW 1: Rene Slazak. Diane Lesniowski, Kathy McKernan. Michelle Reger, Sue Kirst. ROW 2: Irys Wisniewski. Pat Folaron. Michelle Krolewicz. Michelle Francisco, Marguerite Griffiths. Justine Wilk. Linda Tucholski. Linda 6035. DRAMA CLUB The impression many girls have of Drama Club is that it presents one show a year and then sinks into obliv- ion until next year. This year, many girls contributed their talents to out- side productions of Oliver and The Taming of the Shrew . They added new theatrical experience to their lives. 6 Is more fun than work. Vivian Wilk, ROW 2' Donna dy Russell. LIZ Schneider OFUSZEWSKL Setting the scen ROW 1: Donna Solecki. Bujnicki, Cindy Shaiik. Ju ROW 3: Sue Pawlak Uadderi. Annette D Linda Dziedzic. STOP THE WORLD ... A play shows many people the hidden talents of their friends. In Stop the World, I Want to Get Off many new actresses were born. The play was presented by the Academy and directed by Mrs. Judith Schierlitz. The expression can get the message across. I a a $v Won't they ever get it right? w , , , Mywyy The Little Chap Family: Lori Francisco, daughrer Jane. Sharon Palys, daughter Susie; Sandy Daniels, wile Ewe. Glenn Clarke, Little Chap. 'I EH .m a la typiCaII . . beth SCh: BUSSIan female!n elder . . 'Donna Buln'Cki. Daniel Kurdziel. Tigr- w m- k m ga'jtrtgya U ?JW wM w;- LIBRARY CLUB s of the librarian are numer- The skill ous, and the girls who belong to the Library Club find that the experience and knowledge they gain is valuable. The girls learn where everything be- longs, and they help out others who don't know where to turn. The library is a place that everyone in school uses. The girls in the Library Club keep everything in order, and help prevent the t'foreigners from getting lost. :; L Are there really that many books? Elaine Filipski Pamel , a Sobkowiak V. ' - t 'CK' send'beCk' M'Chelle Wyszykowski, Paula Boslow Michelle R b k , . y arczy , Mary Collins. The club offi cers: Diane Le ' - snlowskl, secretary; Linda Tucholski, treasurer; Vera Katrij. Presjde zylas, vice-president. agown't search; consult us before looking 1: Mary Simmons Gracia Ozark I ' . . ' , TIna Kubala L' . 3;:teleuStgwskl, erstal Ahn Jacobs, Lori Porter, Jac'tzgaHiUtowsm'Bow 2: s I, aron Plotrowskl. ROW 3: Judy PiotrOWSk. .Ward: Cindy Ga- lntorre. ': JUStlne WIIk. Marlene nt; Barbara SW 144 bww wwmwwwmmgmwwm ?ptwav y b ,. A V MNILEL .wukmgkgw ' VI? V. ,. 41$IQUII!I5. 1A -- - -x- Are you sure it's in any of these drawers? Librarians can be beautiful! Kathleen Adamski, Doreen Geary, Cynthia Gross, Nancy Siuda, Darlene Mael. ROW 13 Karyn Jarratt, Karen Meredyk. ROW 21 Claudia ZY- gaj, Barbara Hochulski, Gail Matyjaszak, Chris Gac, Lucy Miszewski. l W today! er5pach' M , as'OWski, J arshla 'k, Annette . McCarthy, Grace Derenda, Linda Kapinos, Ann Szewczyk, Frances Rzesm anme Walczak, Lucette Swiatek. i 1 D 145 1 ART CLUB Art Club-a time for those girls who canit fit Art into their schedule to express their creativity. Their work consists of stamp collages, news- paper birds, Christmas decorations, Lucky Lepre- chauns, and a variety of other designs and crafts. Art Club brings out one's inner artistic ability. 33:12:13 sometime; requires good ol' 'cut and paste' time omiszewskl, Lorraine Burzynski, Bernadette Kalinciwski www Wm ,, , V i ' y W 1x A ,Wiwww ,7, . AMM, 47, , i w 3x xSn Mum? xi rm, n77 I w , MWWV 46 , ,, am a , ,, 7, f V Wamw w i? a ,M i'Now you glue your fingertips together like this . . . Sandra Balera, Darlene Jones. This is not strictly 'for the birdsi Barbara Kubicki. Don't anybody dare sneeze! Joanne Lach, Cynthia Chomiszewski, Mary Ann Czarnecki. z w v eWAtj Ky GLEE CLUB Anyone who listens in on a Glee Club meet- ing can tell that the members really put them- selves into their songs. The atmosphere is light and laughing, even through the most difficult lines or the high soprano parts. Music is something that can make even the saddest person feel better, and Glee Club can bring a lift to any girl who's had a hard day of school routine. Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do xwxxxx xxvxx e N x xxxxxxxx xx x x x x x wxm wwwxx mxww .. - WMNMMVMWWxMV A ' ' . k Cheryl! t ' . ROW 2. Michelle Nowa , Pitrellly D'ane AmRbtng; Jackie Holt, Anna Ciolek. Loretta Ribar Mariella Ceranski, Paula Getz, Louuse; ' Nancy Siuda, Debra Nemerowrcz, Jane Row 1: Liz Sc Wilkowski, Reiner, Su Ojciecho Kerber, Su I ' x I Tina hneider, Cheryl Papiernik, Joyce Brautlacht, DOVOthY Stfgsgewski. Ann KompinSKi. Terry Retzer. Jean Chrzastowski, Barbara Protas, Mary I: wicz ROW 4; Carol e Bakowski, Sandy ZYnda, Mary Ann Distel, Janice Ma I56.Kathy Olear, Camille Boczar, wski, Roseann Jankowiak, Lynda Kerber, Monica Jung. ROW . e Switkowski, Cindy Cholasinski. 147 French Club: ROW 1: Cathy Harmel, president. ROW 2: Pa- tricia Olszewski, Gail Scheeler, treasurer; Patricia Bakowski, Barb Harmel, Kathy Szczesniak, Kimberly Herrick, Sharon Ko- nopczynski, Sharon Lica, Na- dine Lorenz. ROW 3: Debbie Frankowski, Carolyn Kurdziel, Suzanne Dobosz, vice-presi- dent; Anne Sobczak, Pamela Szymanski, secretary; Mary Ann Koralewski, Mary Ellen Arent. Dig deeper, yuo . . ' ay find some . Nad . more for th - ., me Betker' Jacque'me Bogumil Cindy zfefi'zii'pns'l , l. . .k x - Some R ' ed Cross members preparing decorations are Judith Schmid auer, Ins Wisniewski. Joanne Jarnot. Latin Club: ROW 1: Antoinette Johnson, Suzanne Dobosz, Cathy , Osika. ROW 2: Carol Tur, Lala Markut, Diane Skalski. Nancy Spanish Club: ROW 1: Darlene Kras, Julie Reczek, Elaine Stolarek. ROW Luczak' Jean ChrzaStOWSki' Liz Kraszewsmt now 3: Diane O'ea'c' 2: Elizabeth Wojciechowski, Aline Raclawski, Linda Pat Kurdziel, Theresa zyk, Rachelle Kaszuba, Rita Mudrenko, Nadine Cieslak. Stahura. Kathy Lazarski, Cathy Van Sickle. ROW 3: Kathy Lasota. Model U N: ROW 1: Sharon Paw- IowskigGail Winiecki, Debbie Wydro, Antoinette Johnson, Kathy Lazarski. ROW 2: Michelle Nowak, Judy Slowik, Elaine Stolarek. Debbie Smith, Eliza- beth Murawski. ROW 3: Debbie Rec- zek, Jackie Holt, Marie Slepinski, Kathy Olear. LC, FC, SC, UN, RC, MC In Latin, French, and Spanish Clubs, the girls gather more information about people, their customs. and their languages than they could pOSSIblY learn in class. The Red Cross and Mission Club members aid those who need help. and serve people in our area and also those overseas. . U.N. members discover world situations and strive to fInd peaceful SQ.MIJ' tions. By putting themselves in the place of leaders of nations, the gur: experience their reactions and confusion, and they can better underStan the problems of today. 149 ELECTIONS, CBS, READING AIDES The Reading Aides find fulfillment in help- ing children develop their reading ability. This is done by games and other methods which aid in learning words and understanding meanings. By showing the children that read- ing is enjoyable, they have given them some- thing that will always be valuable. By reading and discussing modern liter- ature, the members of the Great Books Club can interpret life in today's world and dis- cover how they fit into it. By relating to char- acters and situations, they come to know more about themselves and their relations with others. Those who worked on the Election's Com- mittee gained an understanding of the in- volved processes that occur in the selection of our country's officials. 323,23 232g 32 1, 1 Reading Aides: Reading Aides; Ann SObCZak D . , enise Peplowski B lanka, ROS'Yn Massett, Darlene Kruc':zeI:irbara Mas- Debb' - . .. ie Kadryna, Camille Seweryniak, Sandy Sleiak, Barb Kubicki, Wanda Andruszko, Carol Przybyl. W zyxz 52 W W, 6X W x y WW QM M W A teacher's work is never done! Jackie Holt, Michelle Nowak, Betty Jablonski, Debbie Reczek Standing 0' d - : Iny Gadomski. - dWWe Is the Literature of the Middle Ages really moribund? ponders the 630 members: Diane Olearczyk, Judy Feldt, Barb Budek, Ann Kurzdorfer. SOme 0f the m embers of the ' ' ee: Bernadette Sli Elections Commltt ' - ' ' ko. W'nSki. Michelle Nowicki, Nancy Orlowski, Diane Poplawskl, Christine Gry 151 ; y , mun; :x M g; 2:. J' . 6- Y 33:5 STU-CO 1973 may be called t'the year that Stu-Co sponsored so many ac- , tivities. School Spirit Week, with z decorated homerooms, costumed Vilmarians. and Carnival Day, was W probably the event which really brought everyone together. The i rest of the busy year consisted of l the t'Care Free Gum campaign, Writing for Dollars , Roller Skating ? Parties. Free Dress Days, Hallow- een Party. Coffee House, and as- semblies at the college, which allowed the girls a change of pace or the opportunity for a common I , goal-a new gym. ; Student Council-minority group who works for the majority. Junier Members: ROW 1: Claudia Zygaj, Sharry Duncan, Toni Johnson Gem Czech, Sandy Zaworski, Linda Dziedzic. IIIIIIIIIIQQQIbQQ' W ' M 1? . .Ul'...hhhhhh t .w - w , .1 t. EthhEi Senior Members: Mich II t ' e e Graham. Nancy Czajka; Noelle Krolewicz vice -preside - - nt, Mary Jane Szydlowskl, president; Diane Ambrose, secretary. Junior Members: Aline Raclawski, Diane Wolinski, Doris Buczkowski, Mary Lou Szymanski, Judy Szczublewskl. :Wor Members: 12 Deby H '8 Stanc I eh SIedZiOna' Cam gyk, treasurer; Ille Boczar, Melissa Marr. Sandie Stepowski. ROW 2: Lucy Lindner, Linda Nowicki, Elaine Stolarek Spins the wheel of chance during the School Spirit Carnival. 153 V WWIWI, 01 v w m wry Vz 7; :7 ? 770W mevwww, WMMMMM WW WWW 9747le Do you think Annie will like the way I look? Sandy Zaworski is a puppet during School Spirit Week. Freshman Members: Gloria Kaminski, Rosemarie Thomas, Joanne Lach, Janice Kazukiewicz. n Where are you, Raggedy Andy? Donna Solecki Sophomore Members: Jackie Bogumil, Cindy Glowczak, Cathl Iowski. Elizabeth Jablonski. yne Dombkiewicz, Cindy Bryk, Sharon Paw- 154 Freshman Members: Jean Galuszka, Valerie Czajka, Kathy Dudas, Diane Lesniowski Wu Haw Sophomore MemberS' onna Waleszcz I ak, B ' I 3rb Harmel, LIZ Schneider, Jackie Holt, Marianne Pettis, Nancy Gesicki. Glorie Ann Taberski tips her hat to you. I I I 3 I Dornig, Ann Grzybowski, Senior Members. ' ' ' ' ' St hura Laurene Pletraszak, Sharon Kessel. ROW 2 Manon ' Iyn LlplnSkl, TerrI a , ROW 1: Mary Malachowskl, Man Linda Kurdziel, Cindy Kurgan. 4 Lighting the way of leadership at the induction cere- mony. Lynn Ruchalski, Vera Katrij. NEWLY INDUCTED MEMBERS Alice Arcymowicz, Susan Bini Katrij, Noelle Krolewicz, Elai Ruchalski, Sandra Stepowski, Juniors: Barbara Brader, Doris Buczkowski, Anne Dudas, Judy Feldt, Deborah Mary Ann Koralewski, skiewicz, Nancy Czaka, Jackie Dudas, Wanda Jung, Vera ne Pietka, Camille Pokornowski, Phyllis Ponczynski, Lynn Denise Szyjka, Barbara Wozniak. Lorraine Burczynski, Patricia Darlak Frankowski, Bernadette Kalinowski Joan Kucia, Karen Lesni Marie Oswald, Carol Przybyl, Stolarek, Eva Zabrzewski, Linda Zawilski. , Suzanne Dobosz, , Rachelle Kaszuba, Senior Members.' ak, Carolyn Musial, Diane Olearczyk, Anne ' ar Jane Pam Szymanski, Kathy LUFOI'HISK';a Agapxawski: Mary Skowron, Anne Sobczak. Christine Staszak, Elaine Szydlowski, Judy Pawlowskl. plan Wolinski- Debbie Kucharski, $tandinm Diane 156 P ne ROW 1: Noelle Krolewicz, Phyllis Ponczynski. ROW 2: Barbara Wozniak, Sandra Stepowski, Alice Arcymowicz, Lynn Ruchalski. .NI-v- T 4- t , eAvha M.;,4-n Senior Members: ancy Kaczorowski, . . . Mru a . secretary; Michelle Now'ckl, treasurer, Anne mllle Boczar, presi dent; Joyce Rusiniak. 157 k vice-president; Bernadette Sliwinskl; NHS Being inducted into the National Honor So- ciety is not an end or a goal that has been reached, but only the beginning of another, special phase of school life. Living up to the standards-scholarship, leadership. charac- ter, and service-requires a willingness to give of self. After reciting the pledge at the induction ceremonies, a girl knows that she has reached a peak-but still has many more mountains to climb. Melissa Marr; HAPPENINGS I There have been many happenings this year which brought unity and en- tertainment to the girls. The events that were sponsored by individual classes included the Pre-Prom Punch Party, the Canned Goods Drive, the Open House for eighth graders, the Junior-Senior Banquet, Freshman ln- itiation, and the Christmas Assembly. Some of the other activities were the Candy Sale, the Stu-Co Coffee House, Winter Weekend, the CARE FREE GUM campaign, and assemblies, such as The Prince and the Pauper and The History of Rock and Roll. g 'W w . 7, fired but happy Seniors and Freshmen after Initiation festivities. ROW 1: Jenlce Kazukiewicz, Mary Ann Bluhm, Doreen Poplawski. ROW 2: Cynthia Palumbo, Duane Poplawski, Karen Klamborowski, Sandy Stepowski, Janet Kerber. Juniors decorating the school for the Open House. , Joanne Zlolkowski, Debbie Zasowski, Anne Oswald, Kathy Stover, R't zewski. a Tomas- Students unloading boxes for the Candy Drive are Mary Lou Szymanski, Debbie Kucharski, Debbie Suflita. ' h a 15 h A guest speaker at the Junior activity captivates his audience. hh 3x Seniors enjoy an out-of-the ordinary treat. ,,cf 7 4' V ,hhh r. The Robin Hood Players stage The Prince and the Paup 1 6O Rita Tomaszewski. Kim Herrick, Denise Skrok, Michelle Mount D - . . - elections. ! ebb'e Gradl, Elalne Zelechowskl register for mock 5 ??: ? i m 2!. Fare thee well, Jack! Eva Zabrz ' ' ' . ewski. K . JumonSeniorBan aren Pray, Regina Mordacz, Kathy Kunecki prepare for the HAPPEN I NOS ll QUet. PROJECTS AN D AWARDS Hard work yields rewards, and many girls were recognized for their achievements this year. Villa's first win on 'tlt's Academic was accomplished when the team competed against Park School and Depew High School. Six seniors won Regents Scholarships and ten girls qualified as alternates. Most of the Science students participated in the annual Science Fair that was held in March, and a good number of them were awarded prizes for their exhibits or lectures. rh , M97. wmr'ung team members of It's Academic ssa arr. Camille Boczar. Barbara WoznOiak w New Y , h , I ' Ofk State Regents Scholarship Alternates: ROW 1: Noelle KfO'ew'c W 3 82 'ka. R . . Poylltjornowgl:Y 2' Mtchene N0Wicki, Judy Pawlowski, Terri Stahura. R ', Camille Boczar, Kathy Lutomski, Jackie Dudas. 162 1, Denise 5 Camille t n e S b a Z. .w w .m k .6 .m B n a S u S n, a 9 r u K V d .m C New York State Regents Scholarship Winners: Linda Marie Kurdziel Melissa Marr. Joyce Rusiniak, Mary Jane Szydlowski, Laurene Pietraszak 114424; 2 17g? g v ?Iy isfygiiiz Z 547?? A Wiggiz ? 1??? 7x7? 0 Karen, try and look interested! u d Goods Drive are: Some of the workers for the Canne Grace Krajewski, Sue Lazarski. bula, Maria Ba Kathy Murphy. ROW 2: Cindy Koch ROW 1: Grace Pinciurek, v I! you two put on any more weight. . Look, Miss McCoy, no hands! ROW 1: Elaine Pietka, Lorrie Nowicki, Kathy Lutomski. ROW 2: Sharon Palys, Gerri Czech, Denise McKunes Karen Burns, Pam Szymanski. 5 CHEERLEADING AND PEP CLUB As time goes by, a cheerleader learns what shets gotten into-work, hard practices. bruised knees, and the satisfaction of know- ing that shets tried her best. Being perfect isntt eVeWthing, but being full of spirit is. After ordering Little Rebel shirts and Confederate caps, Pep Club finally organiged and got itself off to a working start. Cheering 0n teams and sponsoring the' Winter Week- end were the main events which showed everyone that Pep Club is ALIVE. Pilot to control tower. . . we now have Iift-off. ' dan. to 0003 Lori Osika, Donna Waleszczak. Cyndie Bog ttom: Diane Sztukowski, Sharry Duncan. g 444. ,fl - ' ,, Min... V 4;: ' Pep Club: $ittinm Elaine Pietka, Terri Stahura. ROW 1: Marcia Wojcik, Wanda Jung, Judy Pawlowski, chairman; Janet Pyszc- - zynski, Karen Burns, assistant chairman. ROW 2: Delphine Nowicki, Sandie Stepowski, Noelle Krolewicz, Claudia Zygaj. I think HI let go! Kathy Lutomski, Lorrie Nowicki; captains. '5 WM ctices, know- perfect ts and Ianiled leer'ng week howed 'lYeah Tearn!,, , 3o!n Cmdy Gadom Cathy Surdej, . . ' Hochulski, Ski, Nancy Gesicki, Louise Obstarczyk, Janice Twardowski, Pat Balera, Gloria SWIatek, Carmen WUJek, Barbara Linda Dziedzic. 165 BASKETBALL The basketball player exposes her- self to three practices a week plus a game. This results in exhaustion and a sense of accomplishment in know- ing that she is still alive. When a new plan works and a bas- ket is scored, everyone is satisfied. The basketball player experiences many emotions during a game-tension, enjoyment, and pride in knowing that che whole school's on her side. , M w .y'x K c; M Z; x xx in i 0 V ,W Z Mm , x , 22l 7 X! W- 'szanmr BOWLING About 100 girls participated in bowling this year, looking for fun and exercise. Begin- ners admired the skills of some of the more experienced girls as they strove to keep their balls out of the gutters. But everyone enjoyed the Tuesday after-school activi- ties, especially those who in- creased their scores from two to three-figure numbers. Kim Herrick M MW'VM' , xxx, ti Elaine Pietka, Doris Buczkowski, Elizabeth Murawski, Sue Smigielski. J0yoe p- IWOWarSki A . ' nnle KwapiCh. Debbie Kucharski, Debbie Suflita. Susan Tozzo. ROW 1: Monica Szymanski, ybyl, Debbie Kad ROW 2: Camille Seweryniak, Carol Prz Joyce Ziolo, Sandy Zynda, Elizabeth Jung, Stephanie LUtomski J.V. Badminton Team: Barb Harmel, Darlene Janiszewski. I A J.V. Co-captains: Joyce Ziolo, Barb Harmel. ,x xxvxxxax xw . xxxmxxvgxw x E Va ' ' . . . . rSIty Badminton Team. Debbie Stanczyk, Laurle Ferrucci, Denise Jaszczak, Lisa Pienkowski, Annie Walski, Lil Bab'arz' 170 BADMINTON AND VOLLEYBALL Volleybali entails the mastery of power and gathering up the courage not to duck at every serve. It is realizing how difficult it is to practice with four girls on one side and three on the other. There is a feeling of glory at 1 winning a game-and an opposite one after i losing 40. i Badminton is the control over a birdie that 11 seems to have a mind of its own. It is more i difficult than some other sports, because the 1 i i i teamwork involves only two people. A certain feeling of interdependence develops, along with pride when the referee calls out, itPoint-BLUE. A v m smrumy onsnwis... Au. mmwwv mmm J.V. Volleyball Team: Debbie Wydro, Barb Harmel, captain; Pat LaHache. Not 1 Shown: Sandy Zynda, Karen Slazak, Paula Getz, Joyce ZIolo, Joanne Lach. i v- s or vxo . I Versity Volleyball Team: all Scheeler, Sandie osky, Debbie Stanczy ,3 L , s ' ' . I ROW ROW 1: Alicia Popiela, Pam Szymanski, Roxanne Popl? asharon Stepowski, Kathy Lutomski. ROW 3: Debbie Stachelski, i k, captain; Wanda Jung. : Petr iarZr i i 171 ll Picking headline type is harder than it looks! Michelle Krolewicz, Denise Peplowski, Barbara Krajewski. n- ,H., M' W .. g quder who'll proofread our proofreading? amnHe Boczar, Bernadette Sliwinski. co-editors; Cathy Maslowski 1 Laying out a page is like putting a puzzle together! Sandy Zynda, Pau Ia Getz, Peggy Czajka, Pat Kwiecien. VILMARIAN At one time or another, every Vilma- rian staffer wonders, How does the news put out a paper every day? It gets a little disheartening after all the time and trouble writing, rewriting, proofreading, doing Iay-outs, and then more writing and proofreading to get in extra articles, just for one four- page paper. But, when all the copies have been distributed, and other girls iaugh, comment, and think about arti- cles, it makes a girl feel proud to be a part of hthe staff . There must be a better way to get ideas! Layout staff: Pam Szymanski, Wanda Jung, Kathy Lutomski. .ii'ri , 1mm gum M4 sod l was always more creative with crayons. Copy staff: Marian Owczarc zak, editor; Noelle Pokornowski. Krolewicz; Camille 1 1'My hand is stuck! . Business staff: Marilyn Lipinski, Sharon Kessel, Nancy CZaJka' 174 sort- Pat Witulski, Jeannette at of one laughter, is also a com- along with long developing 9H s the instruction booklet. activities, It ts, hours of cropping, 1p. lessons, ndsh and writing. f-devoted. ters Ie book book is a history-th bination of talen Lorrie Nowicki, A year year of g, typing Our staf copy wn IMMACU LATAN and frie lived in a Iitt In row ,6 r e h W .5, W; h P r. 8 Layout staff: Terri Stahura, Napieralski. 0? . X , 0 ,, 000000000000 0 70707040 0000 X00407 X , 0 W020 X05000 Y; ? I, x. 0yl0 xx M ,5 NW 17 ,7, 2g 000 $4 K0 0 000W 7x? 7? ,, i MVUWO MXMZX 0x , W0MWWWVM45 xx , f ,, . 0 00000000000 00 70 00 0f? 50 Z 00 0 Z 0 ?HZAZMXO007A 70kg La . . . . youtstaff. Ten BICIO, Michele Graham, Francine Benzel A . , fter 1,000 tries, let 5 get this one layout right. DIRECTORY ' I DIANE R. AMBROSE Academic ' ' Art Club 11; Glee Club 10; Latin Club 10, Student Council 12; French Club12. ALICE ARCYMO WICZ Business . Glee Club 9, 10; Missnon Society 12; Science Club FRANCINE BENZEL Academic Bowling 9; Glee Club 9, 10; Science Club 10. TERESA BICIO Business . Badminton 10; Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 11, Immaculatan Staff 12; Third Order 10, 11. SUSAN BINISZKIEWICZ Business . Glee Club 9; National Honor SOCIety 11, 12. MARY ANN BLUHM Business Bowling 9, 10; Forensics 9, 10; Glee Club 9, 10; Model U. N. 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 11. CAMILLE J. BOCZAR Academic It's Academic 11, 12; Glee Club 9, 12 Accompanist; Latin Club 10; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 President; Science Club 10, 11, 12 Secretary; Student Council 9, 10, 12; Third Order 10, 11, 12; Vilmarian 9, 10, 11, 12 Co-Editor. BARBARA BROTZ Academic Pep Club11,12. DEBBIE BROWN Academic Latin Club 11; Student Council 10; Sophomore Class Secretary; Third Order 10. DIANA BURNS Business. KAREN A. BURNS Academic Bowling 10, 12; Cheerleading 12; Mssion Club 9, 10; Pep Club 10, 11, 12 Co-Captain; Science Club 12; Student Council 10. KAREN CARRIERO Academic Glee Club 9,10,11;ModeIU.N.11:Volley Ball10. JEAN CEPUCHOWSKI Business Sophomore Vice-President; Student Council 10. J0 YCE CEPUCHO WSK I Business Student Council 10. MARIELLA CERANSK I Academic C.L.C. 10; Drama Club 10; Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Club 9, 10; National Honor 10; Third Order11, 12. Immaculatan Staff 12, L YNN CHMURA Academic C.L.C. 10; Latin Club 9, 10; Vilmarian 10, BARBARA CICHOWSKI Business Third Order10. ANNA CIOLEK Business Drama Club 10, 12; Gless Club 9, 10, 12; Third Order 10, 11, 12. NANCY CZAJKA Business Senior Class Secretary; Drama Club 9; Immaculatan Staff 12; Latin Club 10; Pep Club 11; Student Council 11, 12; Third Order 10, 11, 12 Prefect; Vilmarian 10 11; National Honor Society 12. , NANCY DOJKA Academic Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10; Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Third Order 10, 11, 12; Vilmarian 9, 10; Volley Ball 9, 10. MARION DORNIG Academic Forensics 9; Model UN. 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council 9; Third Order 10, 11,12. CAROL DRZYMALA Business Bowling 10; Glee Club 9, 10; Mission Club 9; Pep Club10; Science Club 10. JACQUELINE DUDAS Academic Bowling 10; C.L.C. 10; Great Books Club 9; Latin Club 10; Pep Club 11, 12; Science Club 11, 12 Secretary; National Honor Society 12. CECELIA FERGUSON Academic LAURA FERRUCCI Business Badminton 9, 10, 11, 12 Captain; Basketball 9, 10, 11 Co-Captain 12, Captain. CHRISTINE GAC Business , Badminton 10; Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 9; Glee Club 10; Library Club 9, 10, 12. CINDIE GLAZ Business Bowling 12; Mission Club 9, 10; Pep Club12. ROSEMARIE GOLDA Business Third Order 10. DEBBIE GOSS Business C.L.C. 10; Drama Club 9. DEBORAH GRADL Business Junior Class Treasurer; Bowling 12. :in 12 19; Aw- -. .mv-gg-a-u-n unwwnar-mwohanmeR-i-ia-Z-QKEM iii, - MICHELLE GRAHAM Academic Bowling 9; Glee Club 10, 11; lmmaculatan Staff 12; Pep Club11; StudentCouncil 12. CHRIS GRYKO Academic C.L.C.10,11,12;Science Club 9, 10, 11,12. ANN GRZYBOWSKI Academic C.L.C. 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 9, 11; Library Club 10; Model UN. 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Sci- ence Club 11. DIANE GUTOWSKI Business C.L.C. 9, 10; Library Club 9, 12; Red Cross 11. MARLENE HOROSZKO Business Glee Club 9; Third Order 10. ELLEN JABLONSKI Academic Drama Club 10; Glee Club 11. DENISE JASZCZAK Business Badminton 11; Bowling 9, 10, 12; Glee Club 9, 10; Mission Club 10; Pep Club 11; Volley Ball 10. ALICE JA WORSKI Academic Drama Club 10; Third Order 10, 11, 12. BONNIE JOZWIAK Business Basketball 11; Red Cross 11; Student Council 10. WANDA JUNG Academic Bowling 9; lmmaculatan Staff 12; Latin Club 10; Pep Ciub11, 12; Science Club 11, 12; Third Order10, 11, 12; Volley Ball 9, 10, Captain, 11, 12; National Honor Society, 12. CAROL JURKOWSKI Business Bowling 9, 10, 12; Cheerleading 9, 10; Glee Club 10; Mission Club 10; Pep Club 11. NANCY L. KACZOROWSKI Academic It's Academic 11, 12; C.L.C. 10; Latin Club 10-Secre- taFY; National Honor Society 11, 12 Secretary; Sci- ence Club 10, 11, 12 Treasurer; Student Council 11. VERA KA TRIJ Business Library Club 12-President; National Honor Society 12. SHARON KESSEL Business C.L.C. 10, 11, 12 Treasurer; Glee Club 11; Immacula- ten Staff 12; National Honor Society 10: 11' 12; VIImarian 9; Homeroom Secretary, 12- NANCY KICZEWSKI Business Bowling 11; Library Club 11 President; Reading Teachers 11; Student Council 11. ........u.......a-ua..-..... DARLENE M. K IEDRO WSK l Academic Glee Club10,11;Third Order10,11,12. ZORIANA KILKO Academic JOANNE KINECKI Business Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12; Bowling Tournament 10, 11; Library Club 9, 10; Vilmarian 9, 11. CLA UDIA K OCHMANSKI Business ArtClub11;BowIing 12; Glee CIub11;ViImarian 11. DEBBIE K OMPINSKI Business Pep Club11; Red Cross11. MARY ANN KONCZYK Business Bowling 9, 10; Mission Club 10. NOELLE KROLEWICZ Academic C.L.C. 10; Drama Club 9; lmmaculatan Staff 12; Latin Club 10; National Honor Society 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Science Club 10, 11; Student Council 10, 12; Vice President; Third Order 11, 12; Vilmarian 9, 10, 11. DARLENE KRUCZEK Academic Bowling 9; Pep Club 12; Reading Teachers 12; Third Order10,11,12. DEBRA KUCHARSKI Academic Badminton 9; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Bowling 9, 10, 12; Mission Club 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Vol- ley Ball 9. LINDA MARIE K URDZIEL Academic Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 9, 10; Mission Club 10; Model UN. 10; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10; Student Council 11. LINDA PAT K URDZIEL Business Mission Club 9, 10; Red Cross 9, 10. CYNTHIA K URGAN Academic Art Club 11; Cheerleading 10; C.L.C. 11, 12; Foren- sics 9; Latin Club 10; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Reading Teachers 11; Student Council 10; French Club12. ANN MARIE KWAPICH Business Bowling 9, 10, 12; Mission Club 10; Pep Club 10, 11; Student Council 9, 11. LUCY LINDNER Academic Sophomore Class President; Bowling 10, 12; Cheer- leading 9, 10; Glee Club 9, Mission Club 10; Pep Club 11; Reading Teachers 11; Student Council 12; Home- room President 12. 179 MARIL YN LIPINSKI Business ' . C.L.C. 10, 11, 12 Vice-Prefect; Forensncs 9, 10, Glee Club 11; lmmaculatan Staff 12; National Honor So- ciety 10, 11, 12; Student Councnl 10. NANCY LUCZAK Academic C.L.C.10,11,12;Latin Club 12. GLORIA LUICH Business Bowling 9, 10; Mission Club 10; Red Cross 11. KA THR YN LUTOMSKI Academic ' . Cheerleading 10, 11, 12 Captain; ForenSIcs 9; Imma- culatan Staff 12; Latin Club 10; National Honor So- ciety 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Science Club 11, 12; Third Order 10, 11 Vice-Prefect, 12; Volley Ball 9, 10, 11 Co-Captain, 12. DEBORAH MACHAMER Business Bowling 10; Mission Club 10. MAR Y ANN MALACHO WSKI Academic Glee Club 11, 12; Latin Club 10; Model UN. 11; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Third Order 10; Vilmarian 9; French Club 12. J0 YCE MANOLOPOULOS Business Alexander School Teachers Aid 11; Drama Club 9; Library Club 10-President; Science Club 12; Third Order 10, 11. MELISSA MARR Academic Freshman Class Treasurer; Itis Academic Team 11, 12; C.L.C. 10; Forensics 9, 10; lmmaculatan Staff- Assistant Editor 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10, 11, 12-President; Student Coun- cil 12; Volley Ball 10. CA THERINE MASLOWSKI Academic C.L.C. 10, 11, 12; Vilmarian 11, 12 co-editor. KAREN MERED YK Business Bowling 9, 10; Glee Club 9, 10; Library Club 12; Mission Club 10. MICHELLE MOUNT Business Homeroom Treasurer 12; Bowling 9, 10; Mission Club 10; Reading Teachers 11. ANNE MARIE MRUK Academic Bowling 9, 10 Secretary; Forensics 9, 10; Glee Club 9, 10, 11; Great Books Club 11; Mission Club 9, 10' Model UN. 10; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 Vice-President; Reading Teachers 11; Science Club 10, 11; Student Council 10; Third Order11, 12. JEANNETTE NAPIERALSKI Business Silee Club 11; lmmaculatan Staff 12; Third Order 10 DARLENE NELSON Academic Bowling 9, 10; Vilmarian 9, 10. MARY NIZIALEK Academic DENISE NOWAK Business C.L.C. 10; Drama Club 10; Forensics 9, 10; Glee C'Ub 11, Library Club 9; Vilmarian 9, 10. DOROTHY NOWAK Business Glee Club 10 Vice-President; Mission Club 10; Red Cross 9, 10; Third Order 9, 10, 11. LINDA NOWICKI Academic Glee Club 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 11; Student Council 11, 12; Third Order 10, 11; Homeroom Vice-President 12. LORRIE NOWICKI Academic Bowling 9, 12; Cheerleading 10, 11, 12 Captain; lm- maculatan Staff 12; Pep Club 12; Science Club 11, 12; Third Order10,11,12. MICHELLE NOWICKI Academic Basketball 10, 12; Bowling 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 Treasurer; Science Club 10, 11, 12; Third Order 10, 11, 12. MARIA OPOKA Business Bowling 9, 10, 12; Mission Club 10. NANCY ORLOWSKI Academic Bowling 12; Mission Club 10; Pep Club 10. CA THLEEN OSIKA Academic ' Drama Club 10; Glee Club 10; Latin Club 12; Third Order 11, 12. MARIAN OWCZARCZAK Academic lmmaculatan Staff 12 Editor; Science Club 9, 10, 11 Vice-President, 12; Student Council 9. JUDY PA WLOWSKI Academic Cheerleading 10, 11; Drama Club 9; Latin Club 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 12 Chair- man; Student Council 9, 10; Class President 10; Third Order11, 12; Vilmarian 10, 11. SHARON PETROSKY Academic Basketball 11; Bowling 10, 11; Forensics 9; Glee CiUb 11; Volley Ball 10; Freshman Class Secretary; Home- room Vice-President 12. ELAINE PIETKA Academic Bowling 12; Cheerleading 12; Mission Club 10 Secre- tary; Pep Club 11, 12; National Honor Society12. 11 iub 119 of? a -- 'O-mrsM-rup uvwwm-F' WM; ...;va 'f 51.517 ;;;.: ,.q;.; Vj .. 22,7 ... :x i. i. ,1, LAURENE PIETRASZAK Academic Art Club 11; C.L.C. 10, 11, 12 Secretary; Forensics 9; Glee Club 10, 11; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12. SHARON PIO TRO WSKI Academic Library Club 11, 12 Secretary; Red Cross 11. LUCY PLUTA Business Student Council 9, 11; Third Order 11, 12, CAMILLE POKORNOWSKI Academic Bowling 9; Drama Club 12; Glee Club 9, 10; Imma- culatan Staff 12; Latin Club 10; Library Club 9; Pep Club 12; Science Club 10, 11; Third Order 11, 12 Secretary; Vilmarian 11; National Honor Society 12. PHYLLIS PONCZYNSKI Business Glee Club 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Third Order 10, 11, 12 Treasurer. ALICIA POPIELA Business Badminton 9; Bowling 9; C.L.C. 10; Glee Club 9; Volley Ball 9, 10 Captain, 11, 12. ROXANNE POPIELA Business Bowling 9; Cheerleading 10; C.L.C. 10; Student Coun- cil11;VolIey Ball 9, 10, 11. DIANE POPLA WSKI Academic C.L.C. 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 9; Latin Club 10; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Vice-President of the Senior Class. ANN MARIE PRONOBIS Academic KAREN ANN RAGAMAN Academic Bowling 9, 10; Forensics 9, 10; Glee Club 9, 10, 11; Mission Club 9, 10; Model UN. 10; Science Club 10; Biology Club Treasurer 11; Third Order 11, 12. DIANE ROZEK Business Great Books Club 11; Third Order 11. LYNN RUCHALSKI Business Glee Club 10; Mission Club 9, 10; National Honor Society11, 12; Science Club 10; Third Order11, 12. J0 YCE A. RUSINIAK 1 Academic It1s Academic Alternate 12; C.L.C. 10, 12; Drama Club 9; Latin Club President 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Science Club 11, 12; Sophomore Class Treas- urer. DIANE RUTKO WSKI Business Bowling 10; Glee Club 10; Pep Club 10; Third Order 10. PA TRICIA RZESZUTEK Business Third Order10, 11. DIANE SKALSKI Academic Drama Club 9, 10; Glee Club 9, 10, 11; Latin Club 12; Library Club 9; Third Order 10, 11, 12. BARBARA SKOCZYLAS Academic Bowling 9, 10, 11; Drama Club 9; Glee Club 10; Library Club 9, 10, 11, Vice-President 12. DENISE SKROK Business Red Cross 11. HALINA SLEDZIONA Business Bowling 9, 10; Cheerleading 9, 10; Forensics 9; Fu- ture Home Makers of America 10; Reading Teachers 11; Science Club 10, 12. BERNADETTE SLIWINSKI Academic Ifs Academic Alternate 12; Art Club 9; C.L.C. 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 9; Immaculatan Staff 12; Latin Club 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Science Club 9, Historian, 10, President, 11, 12; Vilmarian 10, 11, 12, Co-Editor. SUSAN SMIGIELSKI Business Bowling 12; Pep Club 12. KAREN A. SOBOCINSKI Academic Bowling 11; Glee Club 11; Pep Club 11; Science Club 11. THERESA STAHURA Academic Glee Club 9; Immaculatan Staff 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Student Council 11; Third Order11, 12; Spanish Club Treasurer12. DEBORAH STANCZYK Q Academic Badminton 9, 10, 12; Bowling 9, 10; Science Club 10; Student Council 11, 12 Treasurer; Volley Ball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 12. SANDRA STEPO WSKI Business Senior Class President; Pep Club 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Volley Ball 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12. BARB STRZEL CZYK Business Pep Club 11; Third Order 9, 10. DEBORAH SUFLITA Business . Badminton 10; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Bowling 9, 10, 12. DIANE SZMANIA Academic Bowling 9, 10, 12; Forensics 10; Volley Ball 10. 181 '7 '. W , '7' ' ' WW5..wruu.p1-..nf ,.,..,,.,.,..,...,...r. .,.,..,. . ...... ' SUSAN SZRAMA Academic . . . Alexander School Teacher's Aid 10; Bowling 9, 10, C.L.C. 10; Library Club 9, 10; Pep Club 11; Science Club 10. MARY JANE SZYDLOWSKI Academic . National Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Scnence Club 10; Student Council 9, 11, 12 President; Third Order 11, 12; Class President 9; Class Vice-Presndent 10; Class Co-President 11. DENISE SZYJKA Academic . Bowling 9, 10, 12; National Honor Socuety 12. BERNADETTE SZYMANSKI Business Red Cross 11. BERNADINE SZYMANSKI Business Mission Club 9, 10; Red Cross 11. DIANE SZYMANSKI Business Basketball 9, 10; Bowling 10; Pep Club 11; Volley Ball 9,10. MARY SZYMANSKI Business Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Third Order10, 11. PAMELA A. SZYMANSKI Academic Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Immaculatan Staff 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11; Third Order 10, 11, 12; Vilmarian 9, 10; Volley Ball 9, 1O Co-Captain, 11, 12; French Club 12 Secretary. ROZANNE TREMBO WICZ Academic Glee Club 9; Pep Club11. ANNE WALSKI Academic Badminton 9, 11, 12; Bowling 9; Basketball 12. DIANNE WARDA Business C.L.C. 10. MARCIA WESOLOWSKI Business CHER YL WIECZOREK Business PATRICIA WITULSKI Business Immaculatan Staff 12; Third Order 10, 11. DIANE WOLINSKI Academic Bowling 10, 11, 12; C.L.C. 9, 10; Forensics 9, 10. National Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council 11: Vilmarian 10, 11. ' BARBARA WOZNIAK Academic ltis Academic Team 12; C.L.C. 10, 11 Treasurer, 12 Prefect; Glee Club 10, 11; Science Club 9, 10 Ser- geant at Arms, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. LORRAINE WRONSKI Business MARGIE ZALUSKI Business Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10; Third Order 10. THE 1973 IMMACULA TAN STAFF Editor: Marian Owczarczak Asst. Editor: Melissa Marr Busmess Staff: Nancy Czajka, Sharon Kessel, Marilyn Lipinski' Copy staff: Noelle Krolewicz, Camille Pokornowski I Lay-out staff: Francine Benzei, Theresa Bicio, Michele Gr :eanette Napieralski, Lorrie Nowicki hotography and Art Staff' M ' ' . elissa Marr, Bernadette ' ' ' Moderators: Sr. M. Emeline, Sr. M. Phyllis. SI'W'nSKI- Speczal Photography Advisor: Miss Georgianna McCoy iiSuffering from Future Shock? Business Moderator: Sr. M. Vivian aham Wanda Jung Kathr ' , , yn Lutomski, Theresa Stahura, Pamela Szymanski, Pat Witulski. 182 mu, . . . a... 3,...5... .va'n P;M;ngay:amimFm HONOR PATRONS Rt. Rev. Msgr. Peter J. Adamski, P.A. Mr. 8i Mrs. Thaddeus Ambrose Anco Electric Co., Inc. Balling Construction, Inc. Mother Mary Benice and the Felician Sisters Robert M. Biniszkiewicz, Insurance Mr. 8 Mrs. Melvin Bluhm, Sr. Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank Bres Mr. 8 Mrs. Bernard A. Buczkowski Buffalo Evening News, Inc. Eugene Cepuchowski Compliments of a Friend for Barbara Darlene and Eddie Deb 8 Mike Woody 8 Ralpm Mr. 8 Mrs. Eugene P. Dojka 8k Family Dorothy's Bridal Shop Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph F. Dudas Elmwood Dry Goods Co. Holiday Inn Joseph Hriczko VFW Post $t6245 8 Ladies Auxiliary Ideal Concrete, Inc. Mr. 8 Mrs. K. Jaworski Mr. 8 Mrs. John Jung Mr. 8 Mrs. T. Kompinski Mr. 8 Mrs. R. Kucharski Mr. 8 Mrs. T. 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Wronski Joseph Zoladz Lumber Co. OUR VERY SPECIAL PATRONS Alice and Andy Mr. 8 Mrs. C. Arcymowicz ARTICO Iron Works Milhem Attea 8 Bros. Mr. 8l Mrs. Eugene Bakowski John J. Bakowski The Beachwood Inn Be-Arco Mr. 8 Mrs. Elmer Benzel and Daughters Fr. Joe Bialek Mrs. Celia M. C. Boczar WW, 9-...W ,, M.-.- muu-uw- - r-uA r - .. .,...wu- , draxravonlnmInHH-a-g Christine Elaine Boczar 72-DYC Boxhorn Plastering Co., Inc. James W. Bradford Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Bryjak Buffalo Courier-Express Mr. 8 Mrs. Albert Burns Mr. 81 Mrs. C. A. Burns Buszka Funeral Home Mr. 8 Mrs. Victor T. Carbone Carol 8 Chris Carol 8 Tom 183 W '75.;rh-s-J-Wamwymw-mw- ,.,...,...,.,.,.....,-. .,,..V. .. .. A . .. ... M, -' .u..- 1 -v-Wnn Frank Carriero Family Catholic Store Ceranski Family Mr. 8 Mrs. Daniel Ceranski 8t Daughters Mr. 8 Mrs. Eugene Ceranski Mariella Ceranski-'73 Mr. 8 Mrs. Marion P. Chmura Mr. 8l Mrs. Daniel Chomiszewski Jackie and Cindy Chomiszewski Club 77 S.A.C. Compliments of Tinney Cadillac Corp. 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