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

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First Roux' E. Malkievvicz, N. Hanna, J, Golombeck, A. Smaczniak, Fr. Bruno, E. Maz- urek, A. Malecki, J. Owczarczak, -I. Plezia. Second Row: W. Kluczynski, F. Stawski I Maciejewski D Fra ale C Wfieuorek F Michalski Kusztzak W Levsandowskii H. ' ' , . g , . , .. ' , , . ' ' '. Third Row: H. Meadows, A. Maciag, XV. Zielinski, T. Kozlowski, P, Piechocki, S. Szy- manski, T. Wlodarczyk, F. Wfojda. This man is said lo be your Dad, Bul' look hogs, This Genl's noi so sacll We now pause in our travels to take a brief look at the Fathers' Club. This organization is of prime importance to Bishop Ryan. Through its efforts, the school benefits financially as well as morally. A crown- ing achievement of their many activities is the annual Sports Night. Through this event the student body can see and hear people prominent in the sport's world. Keeping in mind the spiritual life of the stu- dents they also promote the Father and Son Com- munion Breakfast. It is to these hard working fathers that we, the graduating class of 1957 along with the student body, wish to say thanks. The last get together-Chairmen of the individual Sports Nite committees ironing out little snags to insure smooth functioning of the Sports Nite. Sitting: Mr. Owczarczak, Mr. Fragale, Mr. Szymanski. Standing: Mr. Malecki, Mr. Maciag. Mr. Maciejewski, Mr. Panek, Mr. Kozlowski, Mr. Lewandowski, and Mr. W'ojda. 55 If 6?

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MOTHERS' Moderator of the Mothers' Club, Fr. Robert, discusses plans for the card party with the newly elected ohlicers for the year 1957. Left to riht: Fa- ther Robert, Mrs. Panek, Mrs. Ow- tzarczak, Mrs. Malkiewicz, Mrs, Pao- lini, Mrs. Boinski, Mrs. Kapron. She was once our onlu guide So lel's put our respect aside. XY'e cannot forget the mothers of the students who belong to the Mothers' Club. Here again we encounter another successful organization that has helped make Ryan what it is today. This club promotes various activities to aid the school. Among these are social gatherings, raffles, card parties and an annual bazaar, to name a few. The unceasing efforts of the mothers has produced a club of such wide range of entertainment that it encompasses the whole school. It is to these mothers that we momentarily stop and salute in our travels. Firxf Rau: Mrs. Lis, Mrs. Ouczarczak, Mrs. Paolini, Mrs. Boinski, Mrs. Kapron, Mrs. Malkiexxicr, Mrs. Panek, Mrs. Cegielski, Mrs. Lewandtwvski, Mrs, Wfachowicz, Mrs. Ziemba, Mrs. Ostrowski, Mrs. Polniak. Second Roux' Mrs. Borowiak, Mrs. Tamol, Mrs. Krasuski, Mrs, Kuszczak, Mrs. Torgalski, Mrs. Michalski, Mrs. Kluczynski, Mrs. W'oz- niak. Mrs. Mazur, Mrs. Cywinski, Mrs. Kurek, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Plawinski, Third GLUB Roux- Mrs. Nagouski, Mrs. Zgoda, Mrs. Giermelt, Mrs. Rucinski, Mrs. Napierala, Mrs, Suthyna, Mrs. Turkiewicz, Mrs. Sobierajski, Mrs. Kazmierczak, Mrs. Lawicki, Mrs. Hothulski, Mrs. Matiag, Mrs. Luczak, Fourlb Roux' Mrs, Maciejewski, Mrs. jablonski, Mrs. Szymendera, Mrs. Steiger, Mrs. Durlak, Mrs. Wtwjtusiak, Mrs. Meadows, Mrs. Kozlowski, Mrs. Kapela, Mrs. Mytko, Mrs. Dombrowski, Mrs. Wtmlda, Mrs. Krajna. . KNXXXY'l it - i , . 1 .. --A .......1f-fw, L............... ...J 5' ..-aaa Q.. ...Q . , .,

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The Sports program at Blshop Ryan Hlgh School has always been mterestmg and extenslve Somethrng was always avallable to please the xaned tastes of the student body Par t1c1pat1ng rn xarrous meets and games we learned the fundamental purposes of these sports exercrses The journey to vrctory was as d1ff1 cult as the road to defeat was brtter Yet whateser the outcome of any contest the knowledge that the ath letes dnd thelr best was a gratnfyrng and SUHICCHE reward Even mtramu ral actrvltles created plenty of lnterest The cheerlng squad and the Col tonettes added crrsp color at foot ball and basketball games and en couraged many a large and healthy turnout of the student body The op mng of baseball season was the best cure for sprmg fewer and re new ed nnterest after the long vunter lethargy Playmg at home or away the path traweled by the sportsmen was one of llvely entertalnment and of jubilant splrlts as those part1c1 patmg were firmly establlshed 1n practncmg the urtues of alertness aggresslveness courtesy and wlsdom 11 I? ' , , ' 7 - 7 for healthy rivalry was encouraged. ' K! S - 6 . . Y - ' 5 7 . . 7. , , . thl t'