Villa Maria Academy - Vilmarian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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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

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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

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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.