Bishop Ryan High School - Ryanlight Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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n ,Q , .sf- I A v ,.,, Q vga First Roux' R. Sierarki. D. Cronoysski. .l. Nlaekievvirz. W. lilaiylnark Nunn: Il F lzuptyn I P. Szymendera. S. Heluk. ll, Yoelker. -X. Nllodozunu F trainer STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Couneil is composed of freely-elected representatives of the senior. junior. sophomore. and fresh- men elasses. It is a demoeratie or- ganization that ac-ts as the spokes- man of the young Citizens of the school in the problems. situations and artivities that make up our daily life. It carries on the ideals and traditions of Bishop Ryan High Sehool hy word. aetion and example. The class officers that make up its memhership are the leaders of many worthy eauses of interest to lvotli sehool and vommunity. Xmong its special projects this year was the direetion of a magazine suhsr-ription Campaign in support of our Year- hook. a campaign that went over the topu with ease. Another project nas a generous helping hand extended to a family in distress lver-ause of a disastrous fire. The Counvil works seriously and sueeessfully to make every llyanite proud of his sehool and to make school and eommunity proud of every Ryanite. Fr. Rufus, prineipal. explains I0 senior officers, IJ. Cronowski. R. Sieraeki and J. Nlaekiewiez the duties of the Student Council.

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The annual Book Bazaar at the Bishop Ryan High School library had something for every student. Seniors read of Doolittle and Lindbergh. Third year students took trips via U. S. 40 and Literary America. The boys from 2A, 2B, and 2C enjoyed the space fiction. Freshmen lived vicariously the speed of Hashing spikes and cleats. The Library Club did a wonderful job of making an old beer mug look like Costain's Silver Chalice, and of exciting the imagina- tions of Space Rangers with five-and-dime rockets.J 43 Ronald Suplicki arranging hooks - Jimmy Boeck about to enter the Book Bazaar. LIBRARY CLUB Ronald Suplicki inspects his handi- work while Eddie Zielinski and Jerry Borowiak have found some- thing of interest.