Villa Maria Academy - Vilmarian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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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-

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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;

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Students unloading boxes for the Candy Drive are Mary Lou Szymanski, Debbie Kucharski, Debbie Suflita.