Villa Maria Academy - Vilmarian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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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

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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.

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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.