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

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Fin! Ruiz: R. K3IH1llCljIlSki, Her- zog, J. llnhm, T. Szymanski, j. Zinr- kowski, A. Lagodzi. Sfrnnd Rnfl.L'.' A. Krzeszcwski, C, Nmvrot, R. Knospe. R. Stepien, D. Zin-linski, D. Skowron, R. Kaczilu. Thin! Rims: faround the pianol A. Szkatulski, D. Knrnlus. l.. XVasieli-wski, j. Lawicki, P. Chmiel- ewski, R. Uabryszak. Mr. Matt. Z5- dowicz, at piano, leads senior group in music class. lx Go-Curricular Activities Free periods always find many of our students using ' the facilities of our school library for research and reading, under the supervi- sion of Fr. Paul K., librar- ian. -I u SUNY J-,rl X Reflefting Ryan! puliq of student guidxiizvc for the future, our guidzirzce counselor, Fr. Ferdi- nnml Cf, zidvi-cs P. Kuszvzzik :ind Ni. Suthyuai on the lwst uni to prepare for college. 51

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CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS IT IS A fact proven from experience that knowledge is DOI gained in the classroom alone. Other forms of intellectual enrich- ment, such as social contact with others and individual research and experimentation, are also essential to the development of a well-rounded personality. This desire to educate a diversified man has been the basis for all extra-curricular activities made available at Bishop Ryan. By providing the student with a variety of clubs, the school gives him an opportunity to learn things which cannot come from a teacher's lecture in the classroom. These clubs are both secular and spiritual in purpose, for it is realized that each one needs both types to complement his personality and to cor- relate them wisely with the plans and will of God. CONTENTS OF THIS SECTION Third Order .... .,.. Militia of Mary Student Council ... ... Safety Patrol Book Store ..... ,.,. Dance Committee 52 D rnmatic Club . Legion of Decency Library Club .... Chess Club ... Stamp Club Science Club .... Photo Club Art Club Ryanlight , . .1 . . Mothers' Club Fathers' Club