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This Talisman of The Cross is also The symbol of our Cafholic EducaTion-a Training designed To equip us To live The exTraordinary IiTe aT The sTrong CaThoIic amid The ordinary Things aT The world. ThaT Training has exTraordin- ary power, like The Sign which seals iT. This Book, Too, will hold greaT power-The power To bring The pasT inTo The presenT by means of The memories held and recorded here in word and picTure. That is why our book meriTs The TiTIe, THE TALISMAN. CIINTENTS DEDICATION THE SCHOOL FACULTY ... SENIORS . . THE CLASSES ACTIVITIES ... ..... PATRONS 81 ADVERTISERS .,...,., SPORTS ..,.., , ...,.... ., .. Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 1 9. 4 ,,,, hjfgr? . 3 :ft 4 - ' laments Alfhough he came inlo a well organized Diocese as lhe sevenfh successor lo lhe firsl Bishop of Buffalo, Bishop Ol-lara has been a pioneer-lhe inauguralinq anal moving spiril behind lhe Diocesan High School Syslem. Thai is how we will always remember him. Bishop Q'l-lara broughl many 'rhings wilh him 'ro Buffalo--lhe love lor souls ol a Mili- lary Bishop, lhe adminislralive abilily of a Preside-nl of Nolre Dame Universily, lhe zeal for Calholic Eclucalion born of 20 years of leaching. We leel, Your Excellency, lhal you have used 'rhese powers especially lor us Sludenls of a Diocesan High School. We are happy fo lcnow we have parlially realized wilh you lhe dream of a wider Calholic Educalion for lhe youlh ol lhe Buflalo Diocese. 44' .IV 4. A ' adm PriesT, missionory, educoTor, odminisTroTor, social worlcer, Troil-blazing Bishop: The MosT Rev. John Timon, o VincenTion, was all These. He mode hisTory here. He did iT ThroughouT The 20 yeors oT his EpiscopoTo. When he died in I867 heileTT behind him ToundoTions which assured o cer- Toin TuTure Tor The Diocese. AT his requesT The Fronciscon Foihers TirsT come inTo WesTern New York and begon Teoching oT ST, BonovenTure College almosT IOO years oqo. Bishop Timon wroTe The inTro- ducTion To The Fronciscon chopTer in The his- Tory oi The Diocese. lT was TiTTing, ThereTore, ThoT The Friors should nome The new high school Under Their core To honor him. IT is iusT os TiTTing ThoT he be remembered now, when o new chopTer oT hisTory is being wriTTen by The school which bears his nome -Bishop Timon High School. The audience of Bishop O'Hara Dedic.1Tion Day. Thousands of people had shares in The building of The school, Through Their Cafholic ChoriTies Con- tribufions. .,, 6 x ty- -fav- wmzfdeafal Bishop Timon l-ligh School mode ils debul inlo scholoslic sociely in Seplemloer, IQ46, when live Friors ond 72 boys golhered for Jrhe lirsl czsseinbly of one of lhe seven clioceson high schools inouguroled by Bishop Q'l-lcuro. The ploce wos Our Lody of Perpeluol Help School, 84 Vondolio Slreef, 'rhe heorl ol lhe Firsl Word-wilhin sighl of lowering groin olevolors ond wilhin souncl ol shilling roilrood engines ond o belloviing foghorn on The Lolce. The sludenls were moslly from lhe Word ond Soulh Buffolo. The lirsl boy lo enroll wos Morlin Monn. The pioneers-72 shong. The original sfudeni body in fron? of fhe W .im 'U'--W, ,,.ns..' 4 div...- .-.fic 'film ldlyw-uf frvnl! On Farther Soulh, You Tumon Menl When quariers in Our Lady of Perpeiual Help School proved madequale for lhelr increasing numbers, Tlmomles marched from fha hearl of lhe Ward 'lo fhe hear? imon grew rapidly in every way. New faculfy members were added lo lhe slahr. New courses lound place in lhe curriculum. The sporls program was expanded and social acliv- ilies increased in number and frequency. Falher Claude had played The prophel al 'rhe lirsl assembly and venlured The opinion 'rhal lhe sludenl body would increase 'ren-fold in four years. ll did iusl lhol. Two hundred boys came lo Pe+'s for lhe school's second year. ln lhe 'rhird year lhe line ol sludenls was almosl 400 long. By June, 1949, if was lime lo move. Soulh Buffalo. Fading is such sweef sorrow . . . lhal' we said il wilh music and dancing a+ a Farewell Frolic, ihe lasl' of our social evenis in fha old building. R 4 1... Timon High was noT desTined To sTay in Temporary quarTers Tor long-only unTil a suiTable building could be erecTed. ThaT was Bishop GT-Tara's plan from The beginning. The presenT siTe of The school was purchased in The spring aT I948, The ground blessed and work begun. The TuTure of Columbus Field was seT- Tled. IT had been a playground, a place where muscles were exercised and TesTed in sporTs. IT would henceTorTh be a place where minds would be Trained. The cornersTone of The building was laid on Ei gs. Zufazde made in consTrucTion of The n building. M4 OcTober 26, l948. AlmosT a year inTervened beTore The sTrucTure was compleTed and ready Tor use. IT was a year Tilled wiTh anxious waiTing and wondering ThaT ended lasT SepTernber I4 when The TirsT assembly aT The new Timon gaThered in The audiTorium. IT was Ten Times larger Than The TirsT assembly in The school's hisTory. Nearly BOO boys represenT- ing 40 parishes ol BuTTalo and ouTlying Towns were in a'TTendance, ready To begin a new chapTer in a school ThaT was Tinally coming To Tull growTh. Fafher Eugene and company, Bill Leary and John ChilcoTT, observe progress ,iw V 11 e J, j..5.:3. ,J-.h'.:, s 2 T 'M 'dicfuf vs2i.:ilff'sf' -W .L It WEEE.. . . k 1 1, X? ui ' - , K 4 ul can 4 -Rf A ' ,- .mu m-,1 was fr-.r C x.v W, . , A wsu fl by--M ,I 4 Q or -M--so i -' '- , UL s. P' me ' 1 . -1 . Tx ill . I new , X 45:1 ,ly-xg.. i Vx - 1 ll vi - rr. 'i ri rv' 11: H Lf El qs, , ,W- ,.'. v ' - ww u ,vu 1 in - 1' d ' . m,,,.,,,,,N ! Bishop O'Hara laid 'fhe corners+one of fhe new building belore a ga+hering of siudenfs on Odo- ber 26, I948. Jusi before lhe Bishop complefed 'rhe ceremony, Falher Claude had deposiled below +he s+one a sealed box con+aining a documenf which covered +he hisfory of +he school 'fo +ha'r poinf, recorded fhe fac'r of The corners+one laying and lisfed +he facully members. The box also held a Miraculous Medal, and a coin symbolic of lhe many offerings which made possible 'the ereciion of fhe building. Q - I f, -ui ' da amz aleaefaybmewt Most Rev. Joseph A. Burke, Many persons played paris in 'rhe inauguralion and growfh lo full slarure of Bishop Timon High School. Foremosl among ihem were dislinguished members of fhe Diocesan Clergy and rhe Reli- gious Superiors of our own Franciscan Fafhers, As we dedicafe our lirsl Yearbook To l-lis Excellency, Bishop O'l'lara, we also wish io exiend To 'rhem our expression oi apprecialion and loyalry. D.D., Auxiliary Bishop of Buffalo. Rev. Berfrand J. Campbell, Very Rev. Monsignor Sylvesfer Very Rev. Monsignor Eugene J- H0lbBl. Diocesan SUP9fi'l- Loffus, Diocesan Direcfor of iendenf of Schools. Cafholic Charifies. Very Rev. Thomas Plassman, O.F.M., P r e s e n f Franciscan Provincial. Members of 'lhe faculfy afiend fha firsf assembly O.F.M,, for m e r Fronscican in fha new and yei incomplefe oudiforium. A+ Provincial w h o s e n Q The Founding Fa+hers fo Timon. ihis gafhering fhere were five limes 'Phe number of members which opened fha school in Sepfem- ber, I946. AC IJTY ,yi -M, The Franciscan Fathers- schooled in fhe shadow of fhe Cross and bearing in fheir habif fhe figure of fhe Cross so dearly beloved by fhelr Holy Fafher Sf. Francis-have leff fheir mark upon us and fheir spirlf wifh us. We seniors who knew fhem firsf shall re- member fhem fo 'lhe lasf. 7 . . ,.xA'E-. FATHER CLAUDE KEAN, O.F.M. Principal f'i 70afwl?wm74ep You are our TirsT-born. And as you leave us. we would Tain sTreTch our hands above your heads, and, like The paTriarchs oT old, Tondly invoke upon you Those special blessings reserved Tor TirsT-born sons. Dear Lord and Saviour, we would pray, 'iThou Too didsT have disciples-didsT waTch Them grow noT only in years buT in wisdom and grace-didsT Truly sorrow aT The lasT breaking oT bread wiTh Them-didsT enTreaT Thy FaTher ThaT They would bear TruiT, and ThaT Their TruiT would remain. Thou dosT undersTand The aTTec- Tion in our hearTs, our priesTly hearTs, lor These our disciples, our concern Tor Their TuTure. We ask success Tor Them: success noT merely in The making oT Their livings, buT in The mak- ing oT Their lives. We shall noT grieve if They Tail To become leaders ol men-so long as They are Tollowers oT Thee: shall noT Coll iT Tragedy if They are poor in purse-so long as They are rich in virTue: shall noT disown Them if They Tail To own mansions in This or in any oTher ciTy on earTh--so long as They own a mansion in Heaven. We ask, dear Lord, merely ThaT Thou make Them good men, according To Thy divine image oT goodness. For we know ThaT, il They seek TirsT The kingdom oi heaven, all Things else shall be added unTo Them. Amen. Om Za ' Religion and Discipline in life are Iwo aims of Carholic Educaiion. Religion is fhe lie which binds man 'ro God. I+ is made up of all rhe beliefs and pracfices which lead men Io God, keep rhem wirh I-Iim during Ihis Iile on earih, and assure 'rhem of happiness wifh I-lim in heaven, forever. Discipline is learning and living based on a rule or sicindard of excellence. If is fraining and life governed by a purpose. Religion and Discipline are C a f h o I i c Educarion. FATHER BRIAN FRANCIS DUFFY, O.F.M Assisfonf Principal, Deon of Discipline Professor of English III 0 I I I. Religion, known and appreciared in belief, realized in praclice, has been lhe aim of our educarion and fhe backbone ol our Training. Discipline of Ihe mind and will-ihrough sfudy of rhe arls and sciences, fhrough rhe develop- menr of Ihe powers of mind and body, Ihrough Ihe observance of conducf worfhy of Caiholic genllemenz lhis Discipline has guided our sfeps. Our Cafholic Educalion has prepared us ro 'rake our places in The world ol men and ever Io be irue followers of Christ Who has been The Way, The Trulh, and The Life of our sfu- denr years. FATHER JOHN BAPTIST VOGEL, O.F.M. Treasurer Professor of Religion IV, Public Speaking, Typing if . V -if 40 ie alfa A A lc V .1 Q v 1 ms' vu...- Ili ng.,- Fafher Denis A. McGuclin, O.F.M. Fdfher Eugene A. Shea, O.F,M, Librarian Direcfor of Afhlelics Religion lll, General Mafhemafics Religion l, English l, Spanish l Falher Gerard McDonald' QJZVM' Falher Ambrose F. Buckingham, O.F.M. Assislanl' Prefecf of Discipline Bl0l09Y- TYPl 9 Religion l, Social Sfuclies l, Lafin l aa if 36' -ll' ,g,, 53 1-... Foihef Lawrence A' Butte- O'F'M' Fafher Nicholas J. Tinney, O.F.M. Social Siudles l' M9cl'c 'C0l Drowmg Religion lll, Social Sfudies l, Spanish II Fulhel' KGDGI1 F- Foley. O-F-M' Folher Pascal F. Foley, O.F.M. lnlermediale Algebra, Physics, Geomelry French I, II, Lulin Il The Founding FClll'i6I'Sll mee? lo discuss growing pains of lhe new Father Lawrence daubs on some grease School- while doubling as male-up arlisl. 1 lp if 5 74654 1 4 'ir M, Q 2' l44:.'- ' Falher Felician A. Foy, O.F.M. Falher Winfrid F. Ryan, O.F.M. Religion l, Journalism, English l Social Sfudies lll Faiher Marlr D. Breen, O.F.M. Father Leo Brown, O.F.M. Religion III, Lalin Ill, IV or I-P11 Sfudenf Counselor General Science WY We Qt'--r .H f' Falher Clarence J. Graff, O.F.M. Fdllwl' WUlf9f J- FOX. O-F-M- Religion l, Elemenlary Algebra Religion IV, Journalism, English II Q Things add up for Fafher Joachim as he checks caf refurns for fha day. in LEFT: The Pause Tho? Re- freshes-afler a busy day of class. ABOVE: An oul'-of-class leclure by Faiher Winfricl. li I I I gl Failwer Gabriel J. Downes, O.F.M. . Q fs A I Q Q Religion III, English lll, Social Sfudies IV N Fa+l'1er Juvenol A. Ellis, O.F.M. Religion ll, Geomeiry, Cll0mlSlYY Falller Philip W. Nielsen, O.F.M. - ds, Q., .I G Religion i, English I, Il 2 Wu 'Q-- Y Yin M f Q 'J -1.4 fu Gil gina.. wr Faflwer Conoll F. Hari, O.F.M. Religion l, English l, lnlroduclion fo Business Fa+l'1er Conon Mifcluell, O.F.M. Religion l, Elemenlary Algebra, Social Sfudies II Ju L 'Qin 09. 33' 10 ..- WZ' O: Q.: il I' '-9-r C. 'Lo 20 -. ..:' ff-9 3-n :Z v-. I' Very Rev. Thomas Plassman, Franciscan Provincial, ond rx Bishop O'Hara enfer flue audilorium for flue Benediclion f I o :- 'L 3 Q K no Q. U m 9' 0 Q -Q- 0 : Q 0 w cn 3 0 2. 0 v- 5. 'U :- Q 3 fu 1 If 3 0 J Falher Leo, sludenl counselor, assisfs in flue solv- ing of a problem. .iam Q l R i 4 Q ii Y V ,,,-'jfiffilx ' , :ffl l 'A idk , P'-1 'LM i A '-N- in i . . ' ' X , ' l 'if sd D ' .,,. s Q 1 ii Q f4m7mz ' Failier Joachim A. Mahler, O.F.M. Assisfanl Treasurer Religion ll, Business Arifhmeiic, Geomeiry f Mr. George Ellis Bookkeeping l, II, Business Law Failwer Quenfin J. Parris, O.F.M. Religion Il, General Science Mr. Carmelo Palano Gym lnsfrucfor La in l Mr Francis O'Brien English III J 4 3 R i l l Friar. Wan L A word lo the wise is sufficienf' . . . aclmonishes Faflwer Brian. i 40? Q Fafher Joseph Bafori 4. my li , I lv 1 , M, xx, . -I , . 'ff' l X 1 I . : 1' l . I A Agn' Q - i X Brollmer Bonavenfure Hinclmliffe, O.F.M. M lll' made ae .,... T14 .' 1 C9 Brothers Brolller Sylvesfer Gagnon, O.F,M. 001' 05500 Staff 0ur Former Professor 'TT' 1 E. i K ,xvf itll? :L Miss Angela Burns Miss 10071 Sfr0I'i0l'10r1 Fa+l1er Solanus Gallagher, O.F.M. on u- 1... '- KN 1 'f ..... ., -- fu In 4. 4. Oflier Friars who have fauglwl af Timon are Faflier Basil Lobby and Faflmr Clemenf Healy, bollw now sialionsd af Sf. Bonavenluro College. Faflwers Quenfin, Kenneflw, Gabriel and Nicholas awaif word of flue reopening of school during The coal sfrike. SE I0ll We are proud fo be Timon's firsl seniors, ifs lirsl' 99 graduales. fhe Charfer Class. We feel fhal we have grown foward mafurify wlfh fhe school. And we are happy fo know fhaf we have. wifh fhe Franciscan Fafhers, wrilfen fhe irsf chapfer of Tlmon hisfory-for all succeeding classes fo confinue, fo embelllsh and fo llve, Forl'es in Flde. 1.- Wewdaaw' Zcweoelf WILLIAM J. ALDRICH RICHARD J, BAUMAN ,Pd gli. l 'N Q Q Our Lady of Viciory Business Sf, R059 of Lima Collagg Enf, sr Third Order l,2.3,4g Yearbook 4: Bowling 4. of 'N Qi' Bowling 3. ' KC' kr NICHOLAS D. ALOISIO ROBERT F. BECKER g ' Q Q S+. Lucy C0ll6g9 Enf- Sr. Ann College Ent -' Fooiball 2,3g Varsily Club 3.4. , Y' 'C' ' Q- ROBERT I. AURES JOHN V. BEIER Q I P, cy, Sf. Bonavenfure College Emi- Sf. Brigid General Ari ClUb 2? Dromofics l- Yearbook 45 Dramalics 27 Science N, li V, Club 4. 'x l Journalisi Donald Hayes of Senior I3 examines a local paper before Fafher Waller and rho class. Journalism and Public Speaking comprise flue Senior English program. ll -I 'h.,,,..... .4 l l 51 ihhnklrl' , . fm cada THOMAS F. BERMINGHAM Sf. Marlin College Enf. Third Order 3,43 Baseball 3,43 Fool- boll 3,47 J.V. Bcslrelboll 37 Hockey 4: Vorsiiy Club 3,4-. DANIEL M. BODKIN Our Lady of Perpeiual Help College EM. Tliird Order 2,3,4g Drcimafics 2,3 45 Bowling 33 Yearboolc 4. JOSEPH J. BORKOWSKI Si. Brigid College Enf. The Tidings 3,43 Yearbook 4, Pa- iron Manager: Dramafics l,3g Science Club 4. THOMAS E. BROWN Our Lady of Perpefual Help College Enf. Third Order 14: Leaion oi Decen- cy: Siiidenl Sormfeg Tlwe Tidings 43 Yearbaolc 4, Edilor-in-Chief: Dro- rnalics l,2,3,4. i r' RAYMOND D. BUCKLEY Si. Ambrose College Enf. RICHARD J. CARR S+. Brigid Business Tl'1ird Order l,2,3,4. WILLIAM J. CARR S+. Brigid College Eni. Baslceiball 2. JOHN F. CARROLL Our Lady of Perpeiual Help Business Tliird Order l,2,3,4, Secrelary- Treasurer: The Tidings 43 Yearboolf 4, Business Manager: Dramaiics I, 2,141 Prom Commifree 3, Baslrei- ball 3, Vorsiiy Club 3,4. QQQ ii? ai iicc ii QLD fw- QZQS' ... K 4 , Q ,-W . . ,i ::. X CQ yeas: ' ii 'fa 'Mase' 4.-i sv ho ' e -fu , Q we qt -4... J f I A Eager beavers crowd fhrougli ilie front door-for . once-on opening day lasi Sepfember. . i , -e- ew A ni-if 9 V K , in cg , :- - -:ew ef-ja: he 'S' .l ' 3' - , Lv 1 in .L J V.. li' 14? l .mf I 5 if .x Fafher John explains leaching on lhe Papacy lo Senior I2. Fourlli year Apologefics com- plefes lhe Religion course which' covers 'Phe Life of Chrisl, lhe Creed, Church Hislory and a sludy of fha Commandmenls. 704az'caeZ4a66a PAUL CHILCOTT Our Lady of Perpefual Help General Third Order li The Tidings l.2Z Yearbook 4. EDWARD V. CHMIELEWSKI Sl. Joseph College Enl. Science Club 4, Treasurer. EDMUND J. COURTNEY Holy Family College Enl. Yearbook 4. JOSEPH F. CRANGLE Sl. James College Enl. Third Order 2,3,4: Legion of De- cency, Presidenl1 The Tidings 3,41 Yearbook 4, Aclivilies Edilor1 Dra- malics 3.4. WILLIAM A. DEMPSEY Sl. Slephen College Enl. Yearbook 43 Baskelball l,21 J.V. Baskelball 31 Baseball 2,3,41 Fool- ball l,2,3,41 Hockey 41 Varsily Club 3,4. THOMAS J. DESMOND S+. Teresa College Enf- Srudenf Senole, Secrelorylreas- INST: Yearbook 41 Baseball 2,3141 Foolball 3,41 Hockey 41 Varsily Club, Presidenl. We aw da JOHN T. DOHERTY SL Sfephen College Enf. 0 0 THOMAS M. DUGGAN CHARLES G. EGAN Sf. Ambrose College Eni. SL Agafha College Enf The Tidings 3,4g Yearbook 43 Bowling 3.4. if r f , -T Q. , s is f E. sf ,J . - 5 A iii vs- fs-.-:ff if '. if , lofi- J ,, er lv' my is J M 1- F 'II' C: . . 'T- . 1 1 JAMES T. ENRIGHT RICHARD F. FAHEY ROBERT E. FARRELL Sf. Thomas Aquinas College Enf. Sf. John Evangelisf General Sf. Thomas Aquinas College Enf. Arr Club 2. Monihly Holy Communion-fha need and supporf of Time oui for rolls and cocoa before classl Cafholic youfh. : Il ate 1 EDWARD D. FINGER EDMUND J. FINNEGAN EDWIN G. FLANIGEN Sf. Teresa General Sl. John Evangelisl College Enl. Our Lady of Perpefual Help The Tidings 3,43 Aff Club 33 Cam- College Enl. era Club 3, Presidenlg Foolball 47 Third Order I,2,3,4. Varsily Club 4. Time for work, as Frosh gel bookslfrom flweir loclzerx. Q 41 1, Q' fm gi - .Q D. Q .5 .s X 5 All g, mr' Q 'vvg-yv 1 EQ hor, Mitzi., iv JAMES F, FLOOD EDWARD J. GASUIK RONALD E. GILES Sf. Brigid Business S+. Sfephen College Enl. Sf. Thomas Aquinas College Ent Baseball 2: Baslcelball l,2,3g Fool- Foolbflll 3? Bcseboll 3:45 VGVSHY ball 35 Varsify Club 3,4. Clvb 3-4- Fallser Clarence infroduces Freshmen 200 lo X-Y S0Pl 0m0 '9 5P 'd P Cl '5' lim' in 5l dY- mysleries of Elemenfary Algebra. We ' ROBERT G. GILLOGLY S+. Benedicf College Enf. Rowing 3. LAWRENCE L. GRAHAM Sf. Thomas Aquinas General DAVID V. HANSON Holy Angels Business Third Order 4. DONALD J. HAYES Sin Brigid Business Third Order I,2,3,4, Vice-Prefecrg Baseball 2: Football 35 Bowling 3. 47 Varsily Club 3,43 Dramafics 2. 0 0 0 DONALD F. HERBERT Sf. Thomas Aquinas College Enf. Yearbook 4: Dramafics l,2. KEVIN P. HIGGINS Sf. Sfephen Business W Third Order l,2,3,4, Masler of a Novicesg Dramafics l,2p Year- boolc 4. HERBERT F. HILLERY Sr. Thomas Aquinas College Eni. Third Order 2,143 Prom Commil- lee 4, Assisianf Chairman: Base- ball 23,43 Baslrefball l,2,3,4: Foofball 1,25 Varsily Club 3,41 Science Club 4. PAUL V. HOARE Our Lady of Perpelual Hnlp College Enf. Dramaiics 2: Baslcelball 23 Fooiball 2,3g Varsiiy Club 4. as 1 1: 5 ' me we -- F' f' T V' -uc: - if Ai r ., 'F' A V K. ' rx 5 K .zz Circles, rriangles, parallel figures and all The language of Euclid: Thai's Geomefryf' says Falher Juven'aI fo Sophomores of IO6. 70e'ae Kettle RONALD J. HOEFLICH LAWRENCE E. HOPE S+. Agollwu College Enl. Blessed Triniry College Enf. Third Order I.2,3,4g Bowling 4. The Tidings 43 Yearbook 4. as . 4 Q V VV i i ,, L VA -f- T ...'-S. T ioo y CARL F. KELLY RALPH E. KELLY Sf. Nicholas College Enf. Sf. Agcrha Business Senior Class, Secrelory-Treasurer: Bowling 3. Prom Commillee 3: Foolboll 3,41 Vorsily Club 3,4. MATTHEW J. KEEVES Holy Family College Enl. Bcslcelboll lg Foofbcll l,2,3g Vor- sify Club 3.4. Fofher Ambrose leads flue cluclefy clock symphony of c lyping class. JOSEPH D. KENEFICK Sf. Brigid Business Tlwird Order 2,3,4g Tlwe Tidings l, 23 Yecrboolr 4, Ad Monogerg Dro- mofics l,2g Prom Commillee 3,4, Clicirmonq Boslcelboll l,2: J.V Boslmelboll 37 Football l,2,3g Vor- Sily Club 3,4. Double Entry, Profil and Loss, ilwe basic Business Equufion . . . Mr. Ellis 9095 A over papers wills Juniors of ll. W-Ar 7c'maa 797694 DONALD H. KENNEDY Sf. Brigid College Enf. The Tidings 4: Yearbook 4. GERALD W. LANNON Our Lady of Perpeiual Help General DONALD F. KINNER JOHN L. LACROSS Fourteen Holy Helpers Holy Angels Business College Enl. Yearbook 47 Ari Club 2.3: Li- brarian 43 Radio Club 43 Science Club 4. Q I . K K A ,r . . ve.- , -'S -+.-:- Y I , K Q, , 3, ., i ii E. i. iSds J-'A fNf 1 like ' .J v JAMES N. LEARY JOHN F. LILLIS S+. Brigid College Ent S+. Teresa College Enl. Third Order l,2,3,4g Yearbook 4 Dramalics I,2,3,4: Baseball 2.3.4 Baskelball l.2: Foolball I,2,3,4 Varsily Club 3,4. Third Order 4: The Tidings 43 Yearbook 45 Football Manager 41 Varsily Club 4. Falher Winlrid leads Juniors of IOZ fhrough American Hisrory and ifs World Background. The four year Social Slud- ies course also covers Chrisfian Social Living, World Hislory and Nolional Problems. i Wedaw ' WILLIAM E. LOMAS ROBERT D. MARCHAL N Sf. Thomas Aquinas Business Our Lady of Perpefual Help A, Third Order I,2.3.4p Drornofics I. Business pp . 1 Q 2.3.45 Cheerleader 3.4: Varsiiy Third Order I,2.3.4: Dramaiics 2.3. QI . Club 3.4. 1 ' DONALD l. MaoLEOD GERALD T. MARONEY SI. Brigid Business Sf. Thomas Aquinas College Enf. f Baseball 2.3.4: Baslceiboll I.2,3.4g 2 ' V , Foofball l,2.3,4g Varsiiy Club 3.4. L. . ' g ... fr ,. , l WILLIAM J. McCARTAN GERALD J- MALI-OY Sf. Ambrose General SI. Ambrose College Enf. Bowling 3.4. Third Order 4. I MARTIN J. MANN ROBERT F. MCGOWAN Our Lady of Perpefual Help SI. Brigid College Enf. College Eel. Third Order Ig The Tidings 3,41 eg Q, Baseball 2: BOSlKe'fb0ll l.2.3.47 Yearboolc 4: Siudenf Senciie: Ari 1 1 y , Q' Foofball I.2.3,4g Varsity Club 3.4. Club 2.3.43 Camera Club 3.4. . E, ip If Q be . I V Q , K k 1 U F Vice-Presidenlg Science Club 4, President. Puella. Servus. Lex. Consul . . . Girls. Servani. Law. Consul-lI's much easier fo say if in Eng- lish, freshman scholars Iell Faiher Gerard. A is ff' JOHN F. MONTONDO S+. Brigid Business Third Order 2,3,4: Dramofics l,2: Baseball 2,35 Baslceiball l,2,3,4g Foofball l,2,3,4g Varsify Club 3.4. of Jw. Q. 'A ' 1' 1' 1 N r x we I GERALD J. MULVEY S+. Ann College Enf. Sfudenf Senaie: The Tidings I,2,3, 4, Edifory Yearbook 43 Dramafics I,2,3,4: Librarian 47 Debaie 4: Science Club 4. Fuflwer Kenan demonsiraies lab hch- niqus and experimenf fo Junior physi- cisis conceniraiing on flue laws of mechanics, heai, lighi, sound and eleciricify. 3I We FELIX J. MURRAY Sl. Joseph's New Calhedral Business Baseball 2: Boslmeiboll lg Bowling 3. NORMAN J. MURRAY Sl. Brigid Business THOMAS M. MURRAY Sf. Joseph's New Calhedral Business Drcmcfics l,2: Bowling 3. 'P 'v fzzazde EUGENE F. O'CONNOR Our Lady of Perpelual Help College Enf. Third Order l,2,3,47 The Tidings 2, 35 Dramafics l,2,3,4: Cheerleader 3,41 Bowling 3: Varsily Club 3.4. JOHN J. O'KEEFE Sf. Agalha College Enl. Third Order l,2,3,4g The Tidings 2: Yearbook 4: Dromalics l,2. WILLIAM OLDEN Sf. Teresa College Enl. Za 313 .4 T ei ' i my he 7 J M r 1 1 i Mir' - :L 'V ,,.-'?l Z , . .3 -W If, jeux! , . 3:-mf? .nt WF . . l. . Blessed be Jesus in The Mosl Holy Sacrament of lhe Al- lar . . . The hear? and cen- ler of Timon's spirifual life. JULIUS H. OLESKI SI. Pafrick Business Boslcefboll 2. GERALD J. O'NEILL Sf. Siephen College Enf. Third Order 2.3.4: The Tidings 3. 4: Dramalics 2.3.4: Bowling 3. JAMES J. O'NEILL S+. Thomas Aquinas College Enf. The Tidings 3.4: Yearboolc 4: Ar? Club 2.3: Cheerleader 3.4: Vor- siry Club 3.4. -w KEVIN J. O'NEILL Sf. Teresa College Ent Third Order 3.4: Yearbook 4: Science Club 4: Foofboll 3.4: Bowling 3: Vcrsily Club 3.4. WILLIAM J. O'NEILL Sf. Brigid General Arr Club 2.3. FRANCIS E. O'SI IEI Our Lady of Perpeiual Help College Enf. Arr Club 2.3: Baslcelball 2.3.4: Varsify Club 2.3.4. I ' I' ' ,R . JOHN W. PERRIN Sl. Thomas Aquinas College Ent The Tidings 3.4. Assislanl' Ediforg Yearboolr 41 Drcmclics 2.3.41 Fool- ball 2.3.43 Varsily Club 3.4. shall-S' , ms. LO I Q. if 'ft' , i 'V an 70Qd46fL00t RICHARD C. PIKE Sf. William Business Yearbook 4. Bowling 3. I 9:5 Q F S' xv A' fi 3, , . v .4 gr., GEARY 5- QUINN JOSEPH M. QUINN S+. Thomas Aquinas College Enf. Sf, Brigid Business Baseball 2.3.47 Baslceiball I.2.3: Football I.2,3.4p Vcrsify Club 3.4. Miss Felicia Zrodlowska and Mrs. Mary Travers and fheir fellow woriers male our cuisine the basl. RlCHARD E. PROCKNAL Our Lady of Perpehnal Help College Enf. Baseball 3. Manager: Foofboll 3: Vcrsify Club 3.4. Gym . . . A frampoline arfisi gals fha right bouncs while Mr. Palano looks on. E . , lava- ' JAMES D. RAUTENSTRAUCH Si. Slephen College Enf. The Tidings 3.4. Yeorboolr 4. Sporls Editor: Baseball 2.3,4: Foofball 3. 43 Varsiiy Club 3.4. ,f We tie JOHN P. RIORDAN S+. Thomas Aquinas College Enl. THOMAS A. ROSS Sl. Monica College Enl Third Order l,2.3,4: The Tidings 4: Yearbook 4: Drarnolics 3.4: Science Club 4. JOSEPH M. SCHROEDER S+. Thomas Aquinas College Enl Third Order 3.4: Legion of Decen- cy: Sludenl' Senale. Presidenf: Sen- ior Class Presidenlg The Tidings 4: Yearbool: 4: Assisfanl' Edifor. GARY E. SEILER Sf. Francis de Sales General JOSEPH V. SHALLOE Sl. Thomas Aquinas College Eni. N Third Order 4: Baslcelball 3.4: Row- in .. Q l ing 3. Varsily Club 3.4. Q g T qu ' 1 . 1 .-L' JOHN A. SHEA S+. Marlin College Ent Bowling 3.4. ' 5 T Q Y J L c 1 43' 2. ' EDWARD T. SHEEHAN Sl. Thomas Aquinas College Enl. Third Order I.2.3.4: The Tidings 4: Yearbook 4: Dramalics 2: Science rj? ,T 9 Club 4: Baseball 2: Foolball 3: Va rsify Club 3.4. JOHN E. SONGER Holy Family College Enf. Third Order I.2.3.4. Prefecl: Slu- denl Senale: The Tidings 4: Yearbook 4: Senior Class. Vice- Presidenl. 'Q 'if .Lg ,F W : 7 ,Q -X Q uv 'K sr , .I-G The Cal' . . . Where fha Elite Meet lo Eaf. No Timon slu- denf has been known Oo regisfer a failure during ihis iperiod. - . fi: .ah - - ' 5 X x. ' --' Xt:-' n v K' I . 'X Q ff' fn' 4 1 i if in nu 'su an , c 12 '51 . N, A 5, W 'sf 15'T . T 1' P , fgui vw. , 10 - :rr T sv Seniors. wilh high school careers behind fhem and life careers ahead of fhem, gel some advice from Professor James Hayes of Sl. Bonavenfure College. We IRVING J. STElN Sf. William Business Yearbook 4, Bowling 3, JOSEPH W. STROBELE Sacred Hear? College Enf. Third Order 2.3.41 Ari Club 37 Bowling 3.4. RONALD T. STUMPF S+. Thomas Aquinas Business Third Order 2.3.43 Dromofics 23: Bowling 3: l-loclrey 47 Fooiball 3: Varsiiy Club 3.4. PATRICK J. TALTY Sf. Thomas Aquinas College En? Third Crder 3.4. ' tiedeetfofzall JOSEPH F. TRAMONTANA Sf. Pafrick Business Aff Club 2: Dromoiics l,2.3,4. JAMES VAN REMMEN S+. Thomas Aquinas College Enf. Baseball 23 Boslcelboll 1.2: Fnolboll l,2,3,4g Vorsily Club 3,4. FRANCIS J. WEIMER Sl. Brigid General Boslcelboll ly Vorsily Club 3,4. be 'A H 1 CLASSES C We Seniors owe much fo fhe .lun- lors. Sophomores and Freshmen. They have caughf fhe Timon splrlf and have carried if info all phases of fhelr life here. They have helped make a success of our dances, have cheered on our afhlefic feams. We leave Tlmon's fufure ln fheir hands. uniors JUNIOR I0 KNEELING: L. Felschow, F. Fulh, B. Glavy, G. Brill, J. P. Colhy, E. Brun lSena+e Represenfofivel. THIRD Gilberds, T. Franey. SECOND ROW: E. Kinner lSen-:fs ROW: W. Kirchmeyer, F. Mahoney, R. Flynn, R. Long Alfernaiel, D. Gavin, T. Lawson, E. Carroll, P. Cournan, J, Crowley, J. Carroll. 1. f il 9 n W .. .. JUNIOR II SEATED: J. Lifwin, K. Zeis, L. Pasqualehi, R. Schmahl, fgvej, THIRD ROW, Q, Ricci. 1, glpflwu M, w,,+n,ld L. Nefh, J. Feduro. SECOND ROW: T. Behr ISenuIe W. Weigand, J. Rimbeck, N. Brennan, E. Mann, J AI'rerna'IeI, E. King, R. O'NeiI, E. Crowley, G. Zwick, C. Pia,-ca' ji Yoyi,,-ml T, Thompson. Buranilmler, T. Woiick, G. Robb Isenaie Represenfa- JUNIOR I00 KNEELING: R. Keough, E. Kinsella, J. Neill, E. Doody. Carlo lSena+e Represeniafivel. THIRD ROW: K. Kelly, SECOND ROW: J. Meaney ISencIe Aliernaiel, G. F. O'I.eor, J. Kossowoski, C. Orlando, P. Bodkin. McDonald, A. Andolinc, J. Upchurch, C. Duggan, L. 1 g. I I ' f . Th 0 0 5' xo N: lf Ji! 2 K. .5 le JU NIOR SEATED: R. Boss, D. Shea, J. Egan, J. Blake, G. Sulli- van, P. Bielman, M. Halloran, D. Kieser, W. Berming- ham, J. Adrian. SECOND ROW: R. Kaiser, W. Mangan, E. Graber, R. Fihgerald, M. McGrafh, R. Colpoys, D. Sixi, J. Hillery, R. Barrows. THlRD ROW: R. Weigand lSena+e Alfernafel, R. Duggan, D. Sfanley, W. Andrews, JU SEATED: S. Rockwih, J. Roach, T. Masci, W. Mulhol- land, D. Murphy lSenale Aliernafel, P. Burns, J. Han- NIOR rahan, J. McMorrow, R. Perry. SECOND ROW: E. Beamish, W. Haier, S. Dybus, T. Bouquard, R. Shumacher, P. Seymour, J. Danahey, J. Hearn. THIRD ROW: J. Pas- call, P. Kearns, W. Ewing, P. Tuloridy, J. Davis, R, I0l J. Paupsf. K. McGorray, R. Ashburn, F. Crehan, T. Balls, W. O'Mara lS-enaie Represenfafivel. FOURTH ROW: R. Borden, R. Larrabee, J. Besl, G. Braunschweig, J. Tuck J. Sullivan, F. Szczypfa, T. Shullz, A. Smoiles, J. Kraf- haus, J. Kreul. l02 Korzelius, T. O'Connell, W. Haier, A. Salim, J. Kencil, J. HasseH Uunior Class Presiclenfl. FOURTH ROW: L. Walers, H. Neeson, C. Denele, T. Browne, T. McDon- nel, R. Ernsi, A. Rosenhahn, J. Bucki, W. Childs, N. Dussing, J. Joyce, P. Caslle. ophs SOPHOMORE I7 KNEELING: M. Kava, L. Ford, T. Edwards, J. Granville. senfafivel. THIRD ROW: D. Buchheir, T. Dem, W ' R zanslri. SECOND ROW: R. Andrews Doefierl, R. Gardner, W. Bernd, R. Allen, N. ' ' rar, E. Cala- Carfer. T. Fmucane, J. o Isenafe Alfernafel, R. SChmlff, R. Gersn brese, G. Gouihier, T. Donovan, F. Duffy lSena9e Repre- F1 Fax, R. SOPHOMORE I03 SEATED: T. Higgins, J. O'NeiIl, D. Iuo, J. Mallon, R. Drew, G. Shanahan, P. McCarl'l'ly, J. McCarfhy, A. Chapman, J. Bennelf, J. Jorge, J. Wai+owicz. SECOND ROW: D. Schmelzinger, R. Franz, R. Bauer, F. Hayes, J. Holleran, P. Hausbeck, F. Walsh, W. O'Brien, D. Wufz, R. 'Ernst THIRD ROW: W. Campbell lSena1'e SOPH SEATED: T. Hayes, T. Kelley, D. Heafher, P. Greene, J. Chllcaff, M. Sfearns, J. Filzgerald, R. Gorman, T. Egan, D. Kaiser, E. Mahoney. SECOND ROW: J. Hens, D. Cowley, l.. Hariung, J. Ferro, P. Donoghue, A. Burdzy, R. Kerrigan, F. Koehler, P. Elwell, D. Benz, E. Ireland. THIRD ROW: K. Engleri' lSenal'e Alfernafel, B. Miller, Alfernalel, E. Keighron, P. Frawley, T. Miller, W. Weimer F. Pofwora, W. MacKrell, A. Kaczmarczyl, J. Murray, Coughlin, L. Allan, E. Griffin, T. McCarfhy lSophomore Class Presidenll. FOURTH ROW: T. Whalen, P. O'Con- nell, J. Leach, J. Howard, G. Schlee, J. Kerwin, G. Denfinger, T. Murphy, G. Hoare, J. Shea. T. Schibler. OMORE I05 J. Rober+son, D. Ball, R. Hanlon, J. Bonner, D. Colpoys J. Baffaglia, R. Edinger, J. Kelly, G. Kaifanowslxi, J O'Brien, G. Breen, A. Dielrich lSena+e Represenlalivel FOURTH ROW: J. Byrne, R. Helm, E. Whifney, R. Allen. J. Bruckman, E. Cosgrove, J. Connolly, R. Donoghue, R Hohl, R. Dean. R. Crawford. .fend cz iam! Za tie SOPHO SEATED: G. Schnorr, G. Taylor, C. Refzer, P. Roche, W. McMahon, T. O'Leary, J. Madigan, T. McDonald, J. McLaughlin, F. Schaefer. SECOND ROW: R. Rechfen- wuld, R. Nesselbush, T. Schreiner, J. Smyfh, T. Redmond, J. Meagan, R. O'Brien, J. Mehger, E. Seymour, J. Mag- ner. THIRD ROW: E. O'Connor lSenafe Al+ernaiel, J. MORE I06 Wesf, G. Merrill, D. Sansone, L. Smynfeh, T. Leary, R Miller, P. Lannon, W. Redmond, E. Parfridge, R. Vogl J. Pagliaccio lsenafe Represenfalivel. FOURTH ROW F. Shea, C. Murphy, M. McGuire, T. McCar'lhy, J O'Keefe, W. Kraft, H. Milan, R. Quinn, J. O'Connell P. S+an+on, W. Smolarelr. SOPHOMORE I07 SEATED: H. Drumm, F. Weidman, D. Heubsch, R. Renzi, R. Husserl, W. Barrelf, A. Fesi, A. Mullen, M. Riley, T. Jeffers. SECOND ROW: J. Nesselbush lSenafe Aller- naiel, T. Larkin, C. Hoffman, D. Kelly, T. Brooks, F. Hol- land, E. Tighe, W. Curfin, A. Casiin, F. Whalen, R. 'l' W4 ' WH!! Will -tif 'rv 2 ll All? fr O'Leary, P. McNamara lSenafe Represen+a+ivel. THIRD ROW: G. Dolan, T. Kunz, R. Galvin, W. Korzelius, J. Essek, R. Gasuilm, T. Milholland, W. Refzel, D. Thomas, W. Leary, P. Crowley. ' L i I -Q ,l A ' ' ' X g 5 N , , ,V 5 . - f , . . . . , I . 3, I ,txfxxkt Y, ,Am FBO FRESHMAN I08 SEATED: J. Verrasfro, N. Bolognese, J. Gehen, H. Worden, Heimanowski fSena+e Represeniafivel. THIRD ROW: C J. Myers, J. Hooper, J. Reger, J. Fahey, P. Diggins, J. Herod, E. Gilberf, W. Colvin, F. Smifh, R. Hooper, D Samrany. SECOND ROW: G. Reap, F. Wagner, J. Kane, Sclwooley, P. Mahan, R. Frainier, E. Lillis, D. Mccarfhy S. Borrasca, M. Winneri, R. Wagner, R. Mafla, D. C. Taglienfi. 1 ww 9 M - af- .0 aeek fam gem.: ac ' Q, OPI . i . I ll li' il 5 i l il l FRESHMAN 200 SEATED: S. Cavanaugh, J. Evans, E. Covelli, W. Lawley, P. Conroy, R. Hughes, R. Courfney, S. Chilcoll, D. McKernan, D. Dielz, J. SlaHery. SECOND ROW: P. Keller, B. Beach, P. Leary, D. Benz, D. Ferrick, G. Fisher, T. Brinlzworih, R. Maclnania. THIRD ROW: J. Coushaine lSenale Allernalel, G. Greanan, M. Crosby, R. Cuddihy, F. Bernard, J. Shea, W. McDonough, S. Choinasli, C. Clary, L. Glaeser lSenafe Represenlalivel. FOURTH ROW: M. Filzgerald, J. Gibbons, S. Fabian, T. M-Hugh, C. McNerney, T. McNamara, R. Dziaranowsli, V. Farralla, J. Canney, C. Domplrowski, R. Evans. FRESHMAN 20l SEATED: M. Canney, R. Sheehan, W. Forsyfhe, B. Con- D. Dixon, D. Greene, C. Basil, J. Ryan, F. Fifzpafriclr way, R. Mallon, J. Cronin, J. Dellman, J. Emhof, R. Till, lFreshman Class Presiclenll. FOURTH ROW: G. Chrislo- R. Gilberf, P. Slearns, R. Crosson. SECOND ROW: G. pherson, J. Conlino, J. Collins, R. Baumgarlen, P. Hoal, Scholl, W. Weir, D. Crowley, R. Benz. THIRD ROW: D. J. Sweeney, R. Hoffman, J. Shorl, J. Callahan, R. Saas, Flanagan lSena+e Allernafel, G. Snyder, D. Burrell, R. Z. Zak, P. Carroll, G. Donohue. MacLeay, R. DiPasquale, C. Bolis, A. Boellcher, n S Y I Q 4 ul . 1 g g E L 2 A, wi Y L 5 ,s 1 j- I Inman cad!! Ze life fha! claw SE FR ESH MAN 202 ATED: J. Kline, R. Crehan, J. McGraw, A. Munn, A. Pacello, R. Miller, R. Worfhling, M. Semrau, T. Lauber. SECOND ROW: E. Gorslri, V. Kaufmann, J. Robinson, J. Rehak, J. Buscani, J. Rehalr, J. Whelan, T. Geary, E. Rogers, J. Yemma. THIRD ROW: T. VanRemmen lsenofe Aliernalel, D. Nigro, J. Wheaion, W. Livingsion, S. FRESHMAN 203 SEATED: B. Wirlh, J. Egan, L. Conner, P. Schmiii, E. Bo F. R. P. J. Woiciechowski, J. Sullivan, J. Mullenhoff, T. Braunscheidel, R. Guizzoiii, R. Moiyka, J. Vail, F. Scolese lSenafe Represenfafivel. FOURTH ROW: J. Hynes, B. Swiaiek, W. Sfankowslri, P. Milosia, H. Trauimann, R. McDonald, W. Peirie, J. Wilson, R. Regan, E. Roihfus, J. Murphy. Lawson, M. Cafanzara, T. Galvin, W. Willrinson, G. Housion, K. O'Neil, R. DuBois lsenaie Represenfaiivel, L. Zaidowicz. FOURTH ROW: D. Ouinn, N. Sullivan, R. Lindsey, R. Mashioifu, J. Hillary, J. Crowley, J. Blaine, W. Feeley, R. Heisler, R. Cramer, J. Hoclrey. genriecler, R. Liddell, B. McLean, W. Gleisle, J. Conley, Scarcello. SECOND ROW: R. Thompson, R. Klumpp. Young, P. Olszowla, W. Wallum, R. Marlin, B. Croiiy Lawless, J. Byrne, D. Suchan. THIRD ROW: T. Murphy, Breene lsenole Aliernafel, P. Cariier, J. Doino, W. 0 la Q, . 3 1' l I Q 1 ' l I l :V mg 0 O f.. I A ds fi-nfrkii iffrifieew' .' -'17 1 .2 In 'fx i sl l J elf 5' ' T 7a dpeaaf fam gem.: if ew FRESHMAN 204 SEATED: P. O'Hara, T. Tally, P. Zimmer, J. Spillman, R. Sloclclard. R. Kelly, J. Bongiovanni, R. Sleger, J. McHaIe, A. Julio. SECOND ROW: C. Sonnfag, J. Lena- han, W. Nagy, E. Wulle, J. Choiecli. THIRD ROW: M. Leslie lsenale Allernalel, J. Ward, P. Zubrichy, R. Emerson, T. Pelersen, D. Songin, T. Lemblne, T. O'Connor, E. Smith, G. Fuchs lSena+e Represenfativel. FOURTH ROW: V. Carroll, J. Carey, P. Lempko, E. Dubai, R. Perillo, J. McCaFFerfy, K. Burrell, R. Damon, T. Doyle, J. Fahey, H. McKeown. FRESH MAN 205 SEATED: R, Russo, H. Holiferl, W. Weisenberg, R. Calras, R. Geschwender, W. Suffon, R. Ferranfe, J. Long, E. Fay, T. McMahon. SECOND ROW: A. Ferreraccio, D. May, M. Browne, W. Carfer. THIRD ROW: R. Kelley lsenafe Alfarnafel, J. Quinn, W. Shanahan, T. Leach, A. Mulawha, Of! J. Curry, J. Walsh, C. Marrinaccio, E. Egan, D. Joslzer, J. Bogarf lSenafe Represenfafivel. FOURTH ROW: J. Sfohlosa, R. Reichlmeyer, J. Neill, R. Gardner, A. Cologgi, C. Renffleis, J. Sperduli, C. Purcell, S. Woiful- shi, R. Joyce. . w 5' ' '3' P? in 'F l ?5' I Q in sg, x 7,6 i Q ' V X' Y . A V 1 A S A I' CTI ITIES 1 ,- Jfd,, Wag G fum 'T TAKES M ORE THAN FORMAL CLASSES f o round ouf fhe P,-,gram of a S :Z School. Exf . ra-curricular acfivifleg are nec essary - - . lo pr 'd ov: e fhe opporfunlfies for HES. our infe fheir e,PressiL:5fS anllrealzllifies ' ' ere. '--and Wim if Law 4 .- a-lk ,X . -1 gn sadn- W1 me T en Cc me new lmn's...... M 9 L ' M44 W Wi , S S 0 . axxgmgn . to Yregt ,,,,,,,,.-nl -- mx Wh-away 1 vw lWwwKYw f f- 1 f .- wsu .ww H ,Wx l.-u.-M.. ,Q -Mn' num mum N v 4? , Arn mmm K .1 uswfw u mo-1, gm.. l,v.,.v,.,,l....,f W .W an u,,,.w nm nfwlw, my muy. I ur M. y,,,, p,,,,,4, 1.1. uma XR ' 5 1 2l'1?f'L'2fl ff' mmm W KQQ7W...n DOXX X mn. lu 1 mmm W im ,,,.,l.1 M , nc nw-1' 1 mn hm' um, mmm W- A he as me M - L mm, ,M . S Aw W , ' '5M 'M , .uw-my ' ,,, mm N ll ,,....1 W 1-mg-nl X A- f- ' Ml.. 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Jw-v an. neo -,,...- .. mum nw mm www or Huw L, n mm mu., mm- Us thx- 4- pi:-mf., nf www nw mum nun. uni vm: nm wsu pw- mv 11 Wm. an-x sm- 4, ul u mm mm ww mwuu. me adm: lun: nl L-ml' Ham Winn um wen an umm-l-le. rm num n The dmurem- ohvlmuly li--fm nm in uw nblud It cannot. he both buck and whlw nl use name umm, uw Lwn men wha uw-lard dnl mum: in um num- lhll 4.-heh uf Khalil lmnkei. nl' game wrt 1-ver! mam dm-at fallow. AY ldv!! A mrlirulnr hum-, vulnr, ull in W hin HM. Flu-y wxprv- vu-urn--thu hu-me '- KY MULVYY yi womens ,, awww., , We S. .... , The Franciscan spiril of Their professors has been conlagious among Timon sludenls and has induced many ol Them lo loin lhe Franciscan Family as members ol lhe Third Order. The Order was insliluled by Sl. Francis ol: Assisi in lhe lhirleenlh cenlury and is open lo people in all walks of life who wanl lo belong lo The Fran- ciscan Communily. l clolhe fhee wilh fhe cord of solvo+ion . . . Falher John, Direc- lor, reciles prayers of +l1e Ri+ucl as he receives novices info lhe Order. is Jil 9' if ' Everyone who joins lhe Third Order musl spend one year ol noviliale before being admilled 'ro 'lull membership as a professed Ter' liary. During 'fhis year lhe novice learns and praclises 'rhe Rule he inlends lo follow unlil dealh. Allhough +he Rule does nol bind under pain ol sin, ils spiril and precepls have led many lo grealer holiness ol life. Novices no longer . . . bu+ professed members of fha Third Order 41- 1 1 5 fu., ' ' Hu at Falher Finlan Murphy chanfs fhe Benedicfion Prayer af closing exercises of The lasl' school relreaf af lhe old Timon. The refreaf is held an- nually during Holy Week. S 14' peva- -an--Q..-.--u-pf May crowning of Mary . . Third Order officers, chosen for three years: Novice Mas-1 'I'er Kevin Higgins, Prefecf John Songer, Secrefary- Treasurer John Carroll and Vice-Prefecf Donald Hayes, sfanding. THIRD 0RllEB Members of The Order weor G hobil consisling of o scopulor and cord. They soy o daily Ohfice of I2 Our Folhers, l-loil Marys and Glorys, and slrive in fheir ordinary lives in ihe world To fol- low The spirif and inspirolion of lhe LiHle Poor Mon of Assisi. They shore in all The works ond merifs of The Friors ol 'rhe Firsi Order ond 'rhe Poor Clares of lhe Second Order. Legion of Decency Officers plan ociivi+ies wilh Modera- for Fafher Leo: Joe Rimheck, Fran Fulz, Presidenf Joe Crangle, Fafher Leo, Joe Schroeder and Tom Brown. Sfanding: Bob Masfers, Dan Markey, John Chilcoll' and Bob Hohl. li? Edilors Gerry Mulvey and John Perrin glance over fhelr los? edilion of THE TIDINGS. For lfs inleresling ploy ol Nw news in The old mimeographed version, lhe paper won honors of lost yecr's Scholasfic Press Con- ference at S+. Bonaveniur0 College. ,u46gm7' THE TIDINGS To reporl laifhfully all ifems of inferesf fo The sfudenl body. HTo exprew sfudenl ophnon, give lhe sludenf danlonlhmgs HTo encourage schoolspidt To promole wrifing by lhe sludenls. To spread Calholic ideals. These have been lhe aims of THE TIDINGS since ifs beginnings as lhe news voice of lhe school. ll Bt. Bnnanmturr Gnllrgr ANNUAL HIGH SCHOOL PRESS COMPETITION 101 Elhiz Glrriitirate nf fllilrrit H IEEE ,,., 7 - , QyAQE,'lllMQNgU1.QMS.C11NLT nr rrrr Q :hon of Outstanding Achievement in High School journalism -for the Academic Year, l948-49 Gncn :his 71h day of june, 1949 al SK. Bonaventure, N. Y. , X ,7 -k'7'- nl.7.4,.I 'QQL I '44 ,I ,A i wk Cbflmlllll. High Sc' I Prrxx Comlirl n I I I I I PUBLISHED BY AND FOR THE STUDENTS. THE TIDINCVS has come a long way since iis firsi appearance in I946 as a single mimeo- graplwed news slweef. If is now almosi' a fully developed paper. THE STAFF Edifor-in-Chief ..,,,....,...... Gerry Mulvey Assisfani Edilor .,...,.,......... Jaclc Perrin News .......... .Jaclc Lillis, Diclc O'Brien, Bill Leary, Jolin Sanger, Jolwn Pagliaccio, Joe Barlcowslci, Fred Schaefer, Milne Mullen, Ed Graeber, Don Kennedy, Tom Higgins, Tom Duggan. Jack Pascall, Larry Hope. Sporis .....,........ Jim Raulensirauch, Don Ball, Bill O'Mara, Gene O'Connor, Paul Tubricly. Business ............ Joe Crangle, Jolnn Car- roll, Tom Brown, Bob Holwl, Joe Schroeder, Gerry O'NeilI, Jim Blake, Tom Eraney, Bud Breen, Jim Pierce, Milce Canney, Tom Hig- gins, Frank Hayes. Facully Advisor ...... 4 , .Fr. Felician K. .., lnggu-. In 'ml .5'5'.I?'0' 74, T - wiv Noi, ,, uflflillpllsr i elmo:-y G S Ns MARY nth' C -n..f-,.Q 'TON 'HW XBOOL Burma L, , l00l '40, J... 35 nie N . M., q ,.,,.U ff r eff VUICC You H ii B 'X'e'i T'rf-A eil' IA or a Fquhped-0 OP'-fns i .'-fu. 'fe Stand X A,-ml Wann will , , 'H fs.. iff- ., HQ iin-riiiiiiiim' 'fm ri.,' W nm-.i ,M hun! wiv.: 1 vs., Wfu-lvrnn - -'lfflufhfm nn, 1-. .1 - Dec ,ll I-:,,.,Anq'.k:llln .- 1 Jva , . Al cF.:,,,d 'W Sm' ' ii M' ' l- 47 ' ' Hmmm -1 040011444 if . ' 1 i ri - Iii. ,,, 111 - mimi.. ff' ,, ,.,,.., ,,,, 'u. ,,... , .I X i.if'L.,,,,,f:m1-r..i1. s , ' wiv.. 'U' A-mn.. f' ., .. ,, Ii-.,..,, nfkmi. in is, ,,, ' 'gf , ,V ., --, , 5'-.i. ,.,i,. ,,, ' i.-.,,, 1'-- ri., '- w I -- 1 4 w 1.2 1.1. .i.' 1 Ho-BP., - , ' I-...... i, ,, 0 I .N !1,,,,' I, ' 'Ne , V W...i ,' s -1 717' ffm 1 SENIQRSA , - -1 . J ..,, 1 in - r- ii. - i , ..,,. ,. H. ,., ., . l --i , W nun, H111 M... 1 ' - . ' 1 ., I 1-1 ii W. E5 S'2 Tolexii . 1- fr: ,f, .., ,, s , 1 -f.,,. ,H -na , -- - ,, in i.. .,,c. H is., --vii N . li H 'HI' ' i'f.f 'f -MT' 1- -111 ' ' ....., u.., ., , ' ' wmv., un.., ' 'in is, . i. .,,, , ,, i. W 1-11, , N- I M ,,, , ,U I -ur. mm. i.. i.,., .,,, .,, ,, , N 5- , X .ng M ,, !,'.. . ,, X 3.3, , ,1..f,,,,M ,. , - --H , 1 i, 1 1 .. -M... H-1 ,, ,,, i.,,L -1,, 4 -,,.,,, . W, i., ,,, i i,, ,X W i ,. W -,, Um . ,, , - . I A W ., fi ,MW rf-1... 1. ,, - -. '-' -im. 'H '11.i.i.,, '-'11 fi, -ni ,, ,. 1 A nn., i nv. ,,,, i J' ' 1i11r1.':f'r: -f1i,.i. 1-1 .,,,,. ,' i, ,H 1 i,, nf-i....,,, ' Jack Lillis and Tom Higgins check copy before furning Reporlers furn in fhsir sfories iusi' in 'lime fo mee? five if over io Tom Duggan and Gerry O'NeiII for iyping. deadline. 4- 760 M6 Wb0fE .5'f0fy 171 e alismali THE I95O TALISMAN is a producl ol many lhinas . . . leur years al lirnan warlr and play. sludy and sporls . . . manlhs al sludy and plan- ning , . . meeling deadlines wilh copy and finished piclisres . . , raising necessary lunds lor publicalian. While il is lhe Worlc al lhe slall in parlicular, if is really lhe warlr al all in general. And il is analher piece al evidence lhal lhe school has came al age al lasl, vvilh lhe lirsl laur years al hislary behind il and lhe lirsl riradualian class la il: credil. We al lhe slall believe we have had a greal slary la lell, greal enough la be warlhy al lhe hours we spenl in lallcing il over, planning ils felling, wriling and picluring ils presenlalion. We hope we have done il iuslice. We wish lo lhanlr in a special way all who have caaperaled wilh us. . . lhe many who have posed lar phalagraphs . . . lhe hundreds ol bays who worlced la give us a budgel . . . lhe palrans and aclverlisers who answered Their appeals so generously. All ol lhem have made lhe bool possible. i gall TOP: Associale edifors Schroeder and Crangle wclching chief Tom Brown worlr over a preliminary layoul. Don Herberl, Red Carroll, .loo Boriow- ski anclsloe Kenefick solving business problems. BOTTOM: If 'ralres seasons and seasons of piclures io male a good sporls secfion. 1' A -'Y gi .af' . . Edilorfin-Cliiel Assislanl Fdilor Fdilorial Sloill Mulvey, Kevin Roan. Aclivifiess Fdilor fXclivilie5 Slali Higginis, Lori' McGowan, Ja Sporls Fdilor A Sporle, Slall A A Desmond, Alim Bu-,iness Manager Palrons Manager STAFF AA,AATomBrown A A Joe Scliroeder A A A Don Kennedy, Gerry 0'Neill, Jolwn Perrin, Tom A ,loe Crangle Tom Duggan, Kevin y Hope, Don Kinner, Bob il Q'Keele A A A Jim Roulenslrauclw Bill Dempsey, Tom Leary, Jocl Lillie, Ed Slweelwan. , ,... Jolwn Carroll AA Joe Borlrowslci Adverlising Manager A Joe Keneliclc Businees Slall l'laye1z, Don A A ,Bill Aldrich, Don Flerberl, Rag Milan, Gerry O'Neill, Dicli Pile, Irv Slein, Francis Weimer, Dan BodlcinA Faciilly Advisor A A AA Fr, Felician TOP: Grinding our ilwe copy fha! fells fhe sfory. BOTTOM: Sign here, boys . . . The price is right . . . The booi is more fban worfh if. Arlisls and pl1o+ographers belong in any yearbook picfure . . . Don Kennedy, Don Ball, Bob McGow- an and Larry Hope. cweawzS The Senofe is +he sfudenl represen+o+ive body. If was se? up To odvonce 'rhe spirif ond good nome of 'rhe school, lo plan ond coordinofe sludenl ocfivilies, ond fo serve os on infer- mediory befween sfudenfs and laculfy. Closs presidenls ond 'rhe heads of clubs ore officers. Eoch homeroom hos ifs own represenfofive. Forher Claude is Moderolor. ' flllgx ' A .M Wiazdi-'lilSn. ' A, i L Q Q' ,nn z , 3' as s .-, 1 r + s 1 5 I I i Fafher Claude, principal and moderafor, flanked by officers of fha Sonafe. Docior Edward Zimmerman chals wiih seniors offer giving vocalional 'folk al' fha inviiuiion of fha Sonafe. During rhe firsf yeor of ils exis+ence, the Sen- ofe hos recorded lwo successful enlerprises. Officers ond homeroom represenfofives super- vised o mogozine subscriplion drive which greolly benelirled rhe school. To help direcf The vocolionol inferesls of oll, fhe orgonizofion sponsored o series of 'rollcs by members of vor- ious professions. Homeroom represenfafives wondering abou? plans for ihe spring. y..-,,' u r,- -a ffm ' Jaffa' Local arlisfs have advanced greafly during rhe lasr fhree years under The direcfion of Fafher Lawrence. The club has almosf served as a regular class for fhe develop- menf of boys wifh an arfislic benf. From careless doodlers, many of lhem have become careful crafismen. Alfhough 'rhe members of fhe club have cancenlraied on elernenlary drawing fechniques, They have also gone farlher afield info clay modeling and linoleum curling. They have shown fhe praclicalily oi rheir arf by crealing public- ily poslers lor various school evenls. H... K, W Y J gigi wl ilz' J 9 'Y .Q U lf' f , I A Q ' X vu' .W ,ZI '1'n33.4 'WI Mr. Roger Squire Iecfures fo arf club members af fha Albrighi Gallery. This is o head and here is how io draw ii . . . A regular session of lhe young ariisis. Clay modeling for beginners . . . Fafher Lawrence shows how . . . Presideni Dick Drew looks on from fha background. lnlecled wilh lhe spiril of lhe scienlilic, neo- phyle scienlisls bonded logelher wilh Folher Juvenol this yeor lo form The Roger Bocon Club. Plonned oclivilies give lhem lhe opporlunily lo invesligole ond experimenf wilh more freedom lhon is possible during regulor loborolory pe- riods. Three moin proiecls busy lhe Boconilesz bio-chernisfry, blood chernislry ond criminology. The club woe norned lo honor Roger Boson. pioneer Fronciscon scienlisl of lhe lhirleenlh cenlury. The Preporolion of Hydrogen An experimenl' by Science Club Members and several Boy Scouis eager for Merif Badges. Using Vhe micro-proieclor in The invesfigaiion of blood chemishy. ! . E-.igm .,. '5- l f-....f.,.,.,T LEFT: An informal meeling of flue club seffles on fha fesfing of iron by color mefhods . . . Fofher Juvonol gives The ex- plancfion. RIGHT: Sisfer Marcelline of Mercy Hospifol demonsfrafes fha use of fha colorimefor in blood chemisfry work. U , 3 I I I I I I I I I I Technicians soldering a loose wire. SHUTTERBUGS infesf every place nowadays, md Timon is no excepfion. Here fhey find a larlcroom fo crawl info affer fhey have cliclced lueir way fhrouglu rolls of film. Fafluer Basil .obby, former professor, sfarfed flue club as one af flue schools firsf. Fafher Nicholas is now in zharge of fhe 50 boys who belong. THE RADIO CLUB is anofher recenf addifion o flue lengfheruing lisf of sfudenf organizafions. f was inaugurafed lasf fall by Fafluer Leo. lfs nurpose is fo fosfer inferesf in amafeur radio Vork. Many who belong fo flue club hope fo become iams, or licensed operafors of amafeur radio fafions. They are sfudying code and flue flueory ind pracfise of radio fransmission and recep- ion. Once fluey masfer flue frade and safisfy equiremenfs of flue Federal Communicafions Iomrnission, fluey will be able fo fransmif 'imon's firsf CQls.l' Falher Lea wilh his fisf af fhe hey while would-be-hams wafch lhe fechnique and lislen wilh The earphones. Tony Pacello, Don Burrell, Tom Keane and Kevin Barrelf al The enlarger while Fafher Nicholas looks on. . '-':i.'.2'3Lf'i1s if 'f::4r:g:' ' ,w..rLQLa1af y ..,... x -Z 0 0 I I I I I Ill To promore logicol fhinlring and lo develop poise ond confidence in speaking, fhe Deboling Club mode ifs debuf during The losi semesler under 'rhe guidance of Mr. Froncis O'Brien. Debarers concenirofed on rhe nolional school- boy iproposifion, Should fhe Presideni of fhe Unifed Sfofes be elecfecl by popular vo+e. BOTTOM: Mr. O'Brien briefing debafers Haier, Mahoney, Neeson and Mul- holland. TOP: Presidenf John Perrin scores a poinf in infra-club debaring as club members Cassidy, O'Neill, Secrefary Conroy, and Mulvey fake nofice. l oi TOP: The leader going over an arrange- menf wifh pianisfs John Pagliaccio and Jim Sweeney. Small buf defermined, ihe band is send- ing iiself fo a fufure of success. BOTTOM: Music makers Larry Hope, Ron Wargo, Tony Andolina, Don Ken- nedy and Harry Holiferi sound fheir way Through an orchesfra pracfice. P . N 70e'ae had ,.... There's a dance in The Ward was The cry ThaT heralded The Tirsf Timon dance in The Tall oT I946. IT was The TirsT of many dances, which ranged in sTyle from a masquerade To This , 1 ' X year's TirsT Senior Prom. The Founding FaThers early discovered ThaT Their TirsT sTudenTs had never aTTended dancing classes. The iniTial Timon-Quigley Terpsichorean venTure showed' ThaT many Treshmen ThoughT dancing a sissiTied aTTair. The girls danced while The boys gawlced and even Tried To engage in an improvised game of TooTball in The old sym- Things changed, dances came To be social evenTs of considerable imporTance, all aT Them- The VarsiTy Club and Tidings dances, The Fare- well Frolic, The VicTory and Couples' Hops, lasT year's Junior Prom. There's a dance aT Timon now brings hun- dreds oT boys and girls To The aud Tor an eve- ning of music and Tun. 76 l U The grand march of The Junior Prom lasT year. Sponsored by The VarsiTy Club, if was The mosf gala affair in The school's hisiory. Anolher place, anofl1er lime . . . Dances hold sway in ilie new Timon, foo. Time ouf for pop and pofaio chips during infermission of flue Yearbook Dance. X. 'xy ew L Farewell Froliclers enioy flue lasl of ll'I6 many dances held in lhe old gym. V Xxxx Pal O'Brien checking ou? offer anofller evening of dancing. 7m ' mamealc azz' D cmd Me 77mm IHAT NIGHT OF NJQHTS . . . The firsf uriiiuol Senior Prom. IHE PLACE: the nophiwficofed Mory Seoiori Rriimi ef Kleiriiiorfb Muwiij HGH. NIE HMP: ieri 'fii wie, April QSM, 5 5 Hu: Piiim fuifiileil our biqqeuf dreams. As we L nfiuriii-ci LNIKUUT- Hue iiiciiiiy polibhed fiuor of Wie E Miiiy Seolwii Ronin fii 'wiiio Sweeiemf Music Thi-. Side of Guy l,wii'1boi'doN' provided by Buddy Mmk cmd My Orcghe-.1ro, we knew Hwof we would rievcr iforgef our flied Senior Prom. CQ i 1 70e'ue Maddie Chloe Carroll, decked ouf in fashionable iungle finery, isn'f even vaguely inleresfed in 'lho song of the minsfrel beau. lllll Are There Any More Af Home Like You? Dramalics go? off To a melodramalic slarl wi+h +he presenlafion ol Sell-Oul in June, I947. A one-acl' comedy whose acfion fool: place in and around a Coney Island Frealc Show, lhe play broughl on sfage a barlcer in danger of going banlcrupl wifh his show and a pair of rival pholo boolhl operafors engaged in cul-'rhroaf compe- lifion. The operafors finally sho? each oiher inside lhe show feral. A sellouf crowd jammed fhe place lo see lhe blood. The ending was happy for all excepl The deceased Jake and Thelma. The second venfure was an OLD TIME MIN- STREL SHOW. Young voices nol yef decided aboul changing filled old Pe+'s Hall wilh 'rhe slrains of old favoriles. Paller of inlerloculor wi'rh end men brough+ laughs: bu'r 'rhe Joe-and 'rhe-Boys version of lhe sfory ol Joseph from fhe Bible was lhe highlight Even 'rhe Friars gol' info The acl wilh a song. nwvs-v FOLLOW YOUR HEART sTole many a hearT wiTh iTs happy sTory and unTorgeTTable melodies. The sTory was The old Triangle wiTh Maureen O'Dea in The middle. She loved Dennis Moriar- iTy. Her mofher Tell in love wiTh The fine Things of Sir Cedric Thornberry. ConTlicT developed buT True love won ouT. HiT songs sparlced The performance. Follow Your HearT. The TiTle melody: Maureen, and The comical UnderneaTh lT All l'm Human were The besT. The play was The TirsT ioinT Timon-Quigley producTion. Music and The boolc were by FaTher Claude. CX ,......- .-..,....----Y -1 -- - 'V ---Y - -A - L..L Rosie Broom emofes while Aggie Cavanaugh, Jo h n n y Paupsf and Tom Brown breaTh- lessly awaif The breaking of Sir Cedric's socref. 2 Lovers Grangle, Marchal, Mule vey and Lomas male Their proposals To Maureen, Nancy Keane. --- 1 L-fr 0 The hayfhen Sing-Song, Paul ' McCarThy, sings Every Hour on The Hour in The O'Dea house- hold. ,1 L.. '7a , ' Zami F' , wi + l -elf g Dislurbance in ihe Princi- pal's Office . . . A fight . . . Disfraughi' professors and Principal . . . Unruly sfudenls . . . Unlil if is proven ihal Music Hafh Charms io Soofhe The Savage Breast The dornesfic, romaniic, educarional, polilical, recrealionol and religious WAY OF THE WARD . . , all wenl info The malcing of 'the final play on lhe old boards of Timon-on-Van- dalia. The local color drama was puncfualed by ihe sounds and speech and life of The neighbor- A lawn fefe enables The worried pasfor fo burn fhe morlgage. hood in which lhe school was born, There were loghorns, ihe sound ol passing locornoiives, lhe closed bridges, 'rhe grain elevalor background . . . and in ihe midsl oi ii all lhe people who sang wi'rh feeling, We Lilce ll Here. Romance in lhe Perry Proiecf. THE NEXT VOICE YOU HEAR came our of Earlier Claudes secrel files and paraded before local audiences, morale builders and Nazi agenfs our of UO Fore-sf Black. Professor Balrerls warfime morale broadcasls were being jammed by 'flue Nazis in flue Berk- shires, Thai was flwe sfarl of The frouble, ll was nearly resolved wifh flwe apprehension of Agenl 444, Rornanric complicalions were provided by Ned Pliilipps and Barbara. Radio odors Mulvey, Walsh, Brown and Blake ci fha WGR mike for GUTEN- BERG, FATHER OF PRINTING. 1 F I '7 2 ' 3 3 E fl l Failner Claude coaching freshmen rhes- pians . . . af an early pracfice. Puri of Hue large :asf of Timon-Quigley performers rehearsing for H19 firsf full- scale show on fha new sfage, 1 Tl-TE MEETING WILL COME T0 ORDER . . . The words were TirsT spoken aT a geT- TogeTher oT Timon EaThers in November, I947, when The organizaTion seTTled down To iTs TirsT meeTing. The Club sTarTed small, like The school. bin' grew apace. EaThers of sTudenTs meT EaThers OT The Eac- ulTy To Torm The righT parTnership oT Dad-Boy- EaThor in Timon educaTion. And The Dads early made known Their eager- ness To back school aThleTics by sponsoring some Weaweagwadeal oT The biggesT SporTs NighT cards in SouTh BuTTalo hisTory. TT has Taken a loT oT work To make The EaThers' Club click. FaTher Eugene was The TirsT Modera- Tor. He Tound a willing Team oT oTTicers ready To shoulder The burdens and on enThusiasTic band oT men eager To share-The load. TogeTher, They paved The way Toward The goals aT success aT which The presenT oTTicers, ModeraTor EaTher Mark and all members are aiming. Qriginal and second year members of The Fafhers' Club. Modarafor Fafher Eugene is flanked by The Hrs? officers: James Adrian, SecreTaryg W. Roberf Fihgerald, Prasidenig Honorable John D. Hillery, honorary Presidenf, and Mr. Denis Hayes, Treasurer. Presenf officers of The FaTher's Club and ModeraTor: Pierce Cournan, secre- Taryg Jack Brooks, vice president Falher Mark Breenq John D. Hillery, president Denis Hayes, Treasurer. -'A -------- -.-....-s,.....s.. ,W T ,.,.. . ,M-,LN T -.,- L..- ' , . TWH, .L ,T .5 'M I I 17 Mq....L.. cutie? '4ad77Zvl40z4' Father Marla presents a plaque fo Gerry Shcnioy as a mark of approciulion for his many services fo Timon ofhlefic feams. The Board of Direcfors chosen fo cssisl the officers in direcfing affairs of rhe greaily expanded Fafher's Club. IfQ :NCD in c THE MOTHERS sraried fheir club several monrhs offer ihe Farhers organized. They, loo. wanied +o meer 'rhe Faculfy 'lor discussion of iheir san's growing and learning pains. Falher Claude called 'rhe firsl group of Mofhers logelher early in I948 and has been Moderaior ever since. Energeiic oificers, hard working commifiee women and all ihe Mofhers have made successes of 'rhe Club's regular rneelings anal special evenfs. Mrs. Francis Bermingham and Mrs. Ray O'ConnelI, chuirladies for the I949 Desser? Luncheon, pose wi+h Mrs. John Flood. first presidenl of fhe Mofher's' Club. cvz Mech dwtefzeaz' cum! Tl-lE ANNUAL DESSERT LUNCHEONS have been The chief social lunclions sponsored by lhe Molhers. While lhe Ealhers have concenlralecl lheir ellorls on supporling lhe Timon alhlelic program, Jrhey have sellled on olher obieclives . . . The school organ, decoralion ol The new chapel, and so on. They, loo, have accomplished wonders. Tl-lE SCHOOL . . . Eafhers of The Eacully and sludenls . . . is indebfed fo lhe parenl organiza- 'rions for lheir conslanl ehforls 'ro furlher ils aims. They are 'rruly a parl of The very life of Bishop Timon High School. If-J Greufesf success of +he Mofhers' Club in fha old school was fhe Desseri Lunch- eon of I949. ABOVE: I949-50 officers of fhe Mo+her's Club: Mrs. John Roche, Treasurer, Mrs. Boniface Smolorelm, vice presidenf: Mrs. John Tuclr, president, and Mrs, Francis Berminghom, secrefory. BELOW: Mo+hers enioying fhe social side ol o regulor meefing. 1 . ses.. , 1 T T - lilffg 7 mic ...,. THE INTRAMURAL ATHLETIC PROGRAM be-gem 'ro come info iis own during The pos? yeor wilh 0 round-robin boslreiboll iournomenf in which every homeroom compeied. The gomes were followed by Ovid ions from oll Classes. The groons were mony ond loud oi ihe sudden-deoih eliminolions. N TOP: Junior Ed King frying fo sieol The bull in c hofly confesied moment CENTER: They're ou! of The pic- fure while Frosh Long, Lowley ond Kline wuif for Them +o come clown. BOTTOM: Sophs Huebsch, Cos- fin, Korzelius, Curfin and Gasuik ge? Hue ploy from m o n a g e r McNamara. CLASS CHAMPS Seniors . ....,,...,..,.,. Room Juniors ., . .... Room Sophomores ,... Room Freshmen . ..,. Room I02 l IO7 l 2 men 74a Wmcdtq The Varsify Club was formed early in I949 and slepped righr oul as a forward-moving, dynamic organizalion. All major leller winners were eligible for membership. Farher Winfrid has been moderalor of lhe group since ils sfarr. He sparlced i'rs lormalion ro spur afhleres lo exlra-curricular acfivily dur- ing lheir off seasons. Proiecls of 'rhe club have covered a wide range. A+ one of The firsl meelings members adopled lhe molion lo observe lhe Firsl Salur- ,Q day devofion in honor ol Our Lady of Falima, Dances were sponsored and pur over, including The precedenl-selling Junior Prom. An alhlelic fecalure was lasf year's Foul-Shoal. And rhe club has a fu+ure. 13' 72 Wearers of fhe large T of o meefing . . . They looi boiler in uniforms. Junior Prom commiffeemen Jim Raufensfrouch, Jim Leory, Carl Kelly, Ron Siumph, Joe Keneficlr 7 - and Tom Desmond. Secrefory Leary, presideni Des- mond, freosurer Mann and vice- presiclenf Maronoy wiih Fafher Winfrid. PIIBT I' f , ,nf ' 1 H57 ig f 5 gf ,X 1' ' Timon afhiefics are as young as fhe school buf are growing fasf. Teams have shown improvemenf from year fo year. And fhe fufure is brighf! Circiing fhe Canisius flank, Jim Van- Remmen swings downfieid for a iong gain in fhe 1949 opener. Cheerleaders ready for work: Tom McMahon, Bob Gorman, Tom Higgins.. Jim O'Neiii, Gene 0'Connor, and Biii Lomas. Fleel' halfbaci Mariy Mann pracficing his running iump pass. Mann was a versafile back who could run, lick and ihrow. FRONT ROW: Head Coach Bill Fihhenry, Bielrnan, O'Lear, Raufensfraucll, Co-captains Maroney and Des- mond, Ray Long, Carl Kelly, Tom Bermingham, .lim Leary and Falller Winfrid Ryan, Moderalor of foofball. SECOND ROW: Jim VanRemmen, Manager Lillis, Bill Campbell, Ewing, Geary Quinn, Monfonclo, Bob Fiiz- Wepawedaadmam ..,,, FOR THE RECORD Four yeors ogo, Timon High sforled ils 'fool- boll career. The firsf fwo yeors Timon ployed six-mon fooflooll ond won 'rwo championships, losing only one gome over 'lhe lwo-yeor span. ln Sepfember of I948, Timon commenced ils oclivify in II-mon fooiboll wifh o nigh? gome ogoinsl DeSoles. The Tigers copfured 0 20-O decision ond wenf on 'fo o foirly successful seo- son inosmuch os if wos lheir firs+ Il-mon +eom. Timon's record wos 3 wins ond 4 defeofs. gerald' and Manager Ray Korzelius. THIRD ROW: Dick Duggan, Dempsey, Thompson, Marfy Mann, Coffey. Davis. FOURTH ROW: Deneke, Finnegan, Pa? Lonnon. Hasseli, Cornelius Murphy, Perrin. FIFTH ROW: Kevin O'Neill, Gilberds, Tom McCarihy, Tim McCarll1y, Paul Fihpalricln, Gibbons. 1 I J nv 469 Tl'lE SEASON WiTh The kickoff of The T949 Season and wiTh seniors on The Team for The TirsT Time, Timon showed iTs poTenTialiTies. The Tigers dropped Their opener buT roared Trom There on in wiTh Tour sTraighT, vicTories beTore dropping The closing encounTer wiTh DuTTy. The Tigers Tin- ished in second place, Tied wiTh Canisius. A new record Tor Timon, and a very commend- able one. DUFFY GAME Timon, on Sunday aTTernoon, November 6Th, boasTing a Tour win and one loss record, enTer- Tained an undeTeaTed DuTTy Team. This was The final game Tor boTh schools and The Tigers, if vicTorious, had The chance To end up as co- charnpions wiTh The DuTTy ouTTiT. A very hard-ToughT game ensued ThaT Sunday aTTernoon. lT was a cold and rainy day, buT boTh Teams ToughT Their hearTs ouT Tor Their respecTive schools. Duffy edged ouT The Tigers I4-6 and Timon had To seTTle Tor a second place Tie wiTh Canisius. Q Jerry Maroney is shown receiving a VcnRemmen aerial To help Reep The Tigers on The offensive. With The help of This coml:-inaTion, The Tigers clawed To a second place Tie wiTh Canisius. kann obouT To mclre a iarring Tuclrle on a Duffy . The defensive ploy of our warriors sfood ouT all in The Duffy conTesT. ' I . T of 1 4- .4 4 i. ei.. A defermined band of Tigers reTurn To The field for The second half of The imporTanT baffle. 75 4 7 it S , Q 'i fr Q ,, x ' swf ., 'O sim fn' ' is ' 'fs' 5 R A -f W., X Q ,I 'Q I' .X ,H JIM VanREMMEN . . . fullback . . . needle-fhreading passer . . . slippery brolmen field runner . . . Mosl' Valuable Player in League X . . . Local All-Carholic . . . slarfer. l 30' 664400801 Honors come The hord way on The gridiron. buf number of Tigers charged, ron ond passed lheir oy lo earn fhem. Ciry All-Cofholic l-lonoroble lenfions were mode during 'rhe posl season of Bill 'ernpsey, John Monlondo, Geory Quinn, Marry lonn and Tom Thompson. Oulslonding honors ent lo ployers piclured on This page. Co-Capfains Maroney and Desmond receiving leflers JIM RAUTENSTRAUCH . . . sferling 'laclcle . . . Nafional Cafholic All-Scholas- fic, firsl feam . . . Local All-Cafholic, firsf slrmg. MOE MARONEY . . . peerless end . . . Hard 'lo swing around . . . Local All-Ca+h- olic, firsf feam . . . Co-Capiain. B48 OUR COACHING STAFF . . . +he bes+ Topped by head coach Bill Filzhenry, our coaching s'raFf made a league power ouf of a leam lhaf wenf info ils second big league sea- son as an unprediclable aggregalion. Bill Fifzhenry was a S+. Joe alhlefe and winner of a loofball scholarship 'ro Colgaie. l-le learned Andy Kerr's syslern fhere and has always been a lceen sludenl of 'rhe game . . . Came here wilh coaching experience . . . Already is whipping The '50 squad info shape: Line coach Jack Lyons . . . Caplain of a champion high school eleven . . . Oul lo malce champions of his mules and fhe horsemen behind Them. Line coaches Reddinglon and Somogye . . . They made seasoned Timber oul of green material. qw Um Head coach Bill Fihhenry and assisianf Jael Lyons do the honors . . . To Pa? Lannon . . . For being fha mosi im- proved player on fheir firsf ieam. I M - I There's a lof lo learn . . . Kelly finds ouf as fhe coach poinfs ia where he should have been buf wasn'f. Assisianf coaches Redding+on and Som- ogye . . . Former Soufh Park and Ken- more High Siars. Jack Friuell also seconded iheir efforls. Om dz-mem ' SIX-MAN FOOTBALL is noi ihe game mosi boys lcnaw buf if is fhe game ihe lirsi Tigers played. Because of lhe man-power shoriage in fhe diocesan high schools during 'rheir firsf years, a junior circuif was organized. ll' was a school of experience which irained fhe gridders for 'rhe bigger compeiifion. Faihers Eugene and Gerard issued ihe firsf foofball call and showed ihe way 'ro ihe iirsf praciice localion ai O'Connell and Alabama, in ihe Ward. They found 'rhere 'rhai lhey had almosi a whole siudenl body of hope- fuls. Noi all The bays made 'rhe feam. Bul' 'rhose who did won 'rhe firsr lwo +rophies in fhe school's aihleiic hisiory. FIRST ROW: Bill Jordon, Joe Keneficl, Jim Leary, Gene O'Connor, Manager: Jim Flood, Gene Snyder, Bill Demp- sey. SECOND ROW: Afhlefic Direcfor Fr. Eugene, O.F.M., Bill Schweiher, Geary Quinn, Pai Fifzgerold, John Perrin, Gerry Moroney, Morfy Mann, Don Snyder, Jim VonRemmen. THIRD ROW: Tom Lynch, Couch: Paul Hoare, Nick Aloisio, John Brooks, Bill Liebler, John Mon- fondo, Bob Jordon. We ae TO THE BASKETEERS wen? The honor of inougurofinq ihe new qyrn. Aiier pounding The home couri ond boords obrood, They finished 'rhe I8-gome ccimpoign wiih o record of 8 wins ond IO iosses. This eniiiled ihem io sevenih pioce in fhe siondings of 'rhe Wesiern New York Cofh- olic High School Bosicefboli League. The record wos o greor improvemeni over fhoi hung up in ihe l948-49 compeiiiion ond ougurs well for The fuiure. Cupfcin Marry Mann giving ihe pre O'Shei, John Monlondo and Moe Mar oney-veferons oil. lf's up and in for Munn, ogoinsf OLV. High scoring Muffy sei a season record fhis year, wifh IS9, and wound up his career cs fhree-year high man wifh 344. 41111: game Chcrge! fo Herb Hiiiery, Fran Basketball '49-'50 SEASON RECORD 43 ..., Timon-Ryan .....,..........,. 35 35 .... Timon-Our Lady of Vicfory ..... 38 35 ,.., Timon-De5oIes ., ,,...........,. 4I 45 .... Timon-Neumann .... .... 4-O 49 ,... Timon S+. Joseph ...... ..,. 5 I 27 .... Timon-Canisius ...........,... 29 47 .... Timon--S+. Mory's IDeofI ,....... 56 5I ..,. Timon-Annunciofion ...... .... 2 I 56 .... Timon-S+. Francis ...,,... .... 6 8 43 ..,. Timon-SI, Mory's II.cJnci.I ...,... 32 47 ,.,. Timon-Duffy ,........,., .... 6 I 5I ,.., Timon-Holy Angels . . .... 50 47 ..., Timon-Duffy ..,.... .... 5 9 54 .,.. Timon-Annuncicfion . . .... 32 53 .... Timon-Neumann ..... .,.. 3 4 55 ..,. 'Iimon-Ryon ..,........ .,.. 4 I 46 . . Timon-SI. Mory's IDeoII ...... . . 50 45 .... Timon-Our Lody of Vicfory ..... 52 Fran OSIIBI dlsplcymg has siyle during fha DeSaIes game FRONT ROW: Joe Sholloe, Gerry Maroney, Capfoin Herb HIIIOVY- COGCII Gfwrge EIIis John Kencqk Dyck Marty Mann, Gene Brun and Bill Weigond. BACK ROW: SCI'UmUCI'9 . Tom SCIWIIZ. and Fufhar Gerard Modoroior Roy Korzelius, Manager: John Monfondo, KcrI En-glerf, R- f's2' 4 4 I-WI I-I I 1-inc! doomed aw: Mme ,dam TIMQN BASKETBALL begon in I946 wlnen Tommy Lynflw did rlre cooclwinq clnores lor o lrowlrmon leorn llnol unrpriiaefl rnony . . . willw 'rc'T'Up ond 0 qood record . . , ond wirlx o nome, TIMON, llwol lwod never been lieord ol lgnelore in mony quorlcrra. Tlwe loom climbed llme lodder lo llwe J.V. level in llwe following seoson, during vvlwirli Cooflw Ace Ellis, roolc over. Cooclw Fllif, l1Ou linirslwed lwo vorsilv Sedsons now. l-lif, lou? combinolion of nefmen responded bewl ol' all lo his ellorln , , , snowed drive . . . more siioring power llwon ever before . . . on rnony ocrowionn, rcol clam, Bur flue wov up flue lddder is loirglw going . . . We'll gel llwerel Muroney iumps high 'ro odd fwo for rhe Tigers cgoinsf Duffy . . . The scoreboard indicoies fhe di- rection of fhe final score. Gene Brun flings ir . . . for Y of his IO4 poinfs. Joe Slwclloe climbs cwoy up fo hold flue leodl. Corning in from flue righf is Whip Whalen, icyvee grciducle who proved fo be of varsify calibre. ,X Fi Y' elf, if 'A -W Alllwougli lie did no? goin llwe recognifion occorded los? seoson 'ro Morly Morin ond Clwuclc Q'Sl1ei, loollw of whom received l-lonoroble Men- liori for All-Coflwolic, Diclc Sclwumoclier proved llwol 'flue doy of llwe lillle mon is mol enlirely pos? in linoskefboll. For lwis clelermined loroncl ol boslcellooll, Dick wos oworded llwe Cooclfs Troplwy by Ace Ellis. J. m' sq, 1,1 ,,. LEFT: Herb Hillery nefs lwo of liis las? l00 poinls. RIGHT: Johnny McCarfl1y, ,lunior one of flue liHle men. ' 1 'T 5 i THE SQUAD, CENTER: Cciploin Tom Whalen. KNEEL- ING: Gerry Schlee, John McMorrow, Paul McNamara, Gene O'Connor, Ed King, Bob Donoghue, Cosgrove, Bob Miller, Don Colpoys, Pele Kearns, Jock Jerge. STAND- ING: Manager Bill Korielius and Fulher Gerard, Moderclor. em THE JUNIQR HOOPSTERS aulcluslanced The ffTl'1IfAT' five' in The rerord claparlmemf by Compiling a lally UT I2 winw aaainuf 6 lmxef,. The iayvees had lalmif all alarm Their benrh. Leading SCOFGVH were Garry Sc hle-fig Capfain Whifu Whalen and Bob Mil- ler. The hiiwllo rliuplayccl virlually every minufe al playinq Time and the dovolapmenl of many of ihe player . are prww'-l enough ihal vamiiy limber is rlrwwrrvl. Ccploin Whalen . . . His hondoffs helped u lol, Jcyvee Coach Ed Dolfon . . Firsl year os menlor . . Record shows he lcnows how. I . ,.,...T2 a 'em cw Frosh Jim Shea and Ron Reichlmayr . . . in The foreground all season. THE MIDGETS. Around The Mn: Joe Yemma, Jock Crehan, Bernie C o n w o y, John Rehack, Dick Geschwender, Don Kaiser, Tom Talfy, John Myers, Tom Luuber, Mike Canney. John McHole, John Kline, Tom Bruunschweig. FaTh-er Walfer is MocleroTor ond Coach. gig... in ad N Tig r Ki T in 1 I ,N -. x.,.2 '.f,3 we I THE FROSH. KNEELING: Don Suchon, Hurry Luuber, Jim Long, Joe Yemmo, Dule Forsyfh, Johnny Evans, Bill Luwley, Joe Bongiovcinni. STANDING: Couch Mel Pol- ono, Jim Shea, Jock Breen, Dan Berry, Ron Reichlmayr, Jim Sperdufi, Roy ArmsTrong, Bob Hooper, Manager Don Dixon. START THEM YOUNG is The way To build The senior Teams. The baskeTbaH Teeder sysTern 5TarTs wiTh The midgeTs and Trash. The Trosh had a 5 and 6 season. The midgeTs played Their biggesT game oT The year in The Aud . . . and won, over The Canisius Acrions. NN? mio Q5 A-4 I I I I We 'ze 464309 COMING UP AS AN ATHLETIC POWER IN THE AREA, Tirnon puf IIs IirsI hoclcey 'Ieann on Ihe ice during Ihe pasi year. Tigers proved Ihey could slcafe and handle Ihe SIICI4. They drove as a sfrong offensive unil and shoved 50 goals Ihrough Ihe nels. Only 30 opposing slcafers III Ihe IighIs agoinsf Ihem. Team record for Ihe season was 8 wins, 5 losses. and I Ile, for a percenfage of .647. I+ was a good year, Indeed. as ip,-1834 AK Wvgizv we 0, x '-x ,4- V- FQQQEV ABOVE: The forward line of Davis. Chuch Duggan and Ed Griffin held much of 'Phe feom's scoring punch. RIGHT: Goalie Paul Tubridy does o splif Io Ihwarf opponenI's scoring Ihrusi. Jock Davis, 3-Iime hai Nick performer, eludes flue defense and closes in on Ihe neis o'f Nichols. He scored I7 Iimes. Hockey ATTACK-AND DON'T LET 'EM RELAX was The spirif which pushed The Team 'fo second place posilions in lwo leagues. Only one reverse decision was regislered in Junior Muny play, by Elmwood BM, in divisional playoffs. Earl Erie High lurned The lriclc in a 'fill ol lhe lnlernafional lnlerscholasfic League. Olher losses were in non-league games. Win or lose, 'rhe icers showed form 'rhaf malces 'rhe Turure look lorighf. THE SQUAD. KNEELING: Don Schmelzinger, Copfain Jack Davis, Paul Tubricly, Gus Curry, Dick Duggan, Bill Dempsey, Coach Ray Tubridy. STANDING: Fafher Philip, Moderaforg Manager Bob Barrows, Chuck Duggan, Ed Griffin, Fefe Cournan, Jim Hillary, Tom Bermingham, Tom Boiis, Tom Desmond, and Manager Don Sixi. Noi pic- Oured here are Jim HasseN, Ron Sfumpf, Tom Lawson, and Paul Seymour. Liifle buf mighfy Don Schelm- linger cufs info posifion 'for a play. Chuck Duggan sleadying for a shot . . . Top playmaker, he also pulled fha haf irick once and +aIlied I5 limes. az- ek' ,W , 1 .. ' J 5-if ,r 4, 'A .. . ,. fn af ,.-' 3. 1' w 3' 1 '-, . , X Ir 'T A jf..-J. .4 ,g Y li? I Ii'-I ' gk in The Coach fakes a fhoughiful look of ihe olher ouffield. The brains behind a winning com- binafion . . . Fuiher Eugene. Arhlefic Direcior, ancl fha base- ball moguls. Umg eczm U40 X 441 x 4h THE SQUAD. KNEEUNG: Coach Dick Prolnialr, Jim Leary, Bob Barrows, Tom Bermingham, Jim Hillery, Bill Dempsey, Fafher Kenan, Moderafor. STANDING: Will Weigand, Geary Quinn, John Monfondo, Capfain Herb Hillery, Tam Desmond, Ed Gusuilr, Tom Schulfz, Jim Raufenslrauch and Moe Maroney. This leam represenfed The school in fhe Calholic loop. With a few changes, lhe squad enlered and swepi New York Legion compell- iion lasf summer. 'N f' LQ' hwwdmziag wage -.'-- - -,.K, F . . I N V 4- ,hi t In 'r'...' 5 ' - , L --5.5.02 me ,v-:U. U rf . ,H '-- -'A' , ' - - 'S .1 :gy ng Nw. ' ., ' -yew .4 V A , -, ., -..' -3 'T' ,,.., ' ...ix ,, mpc-Jn' - 4 -'1'A, t.. -- E .fig v -4. ...W ABOVE: Calcher Dempsey rounding info lirsf . . . RIGHT: The squad availing lhe bus for a road 'lrip . . . FAR RIGHT: Old reliable Moe walking in for a iurn al' boi' in a Legion game. Tl-IE GREAT AMERICAN GAME has had 'three years of innings al Timon, and lhe scoree board shows a credilable record. Ollie Weber 'roolc 'rhe lirsl nine onlo lhe diamond in I948 and coached The players, mosl of lhem sophomores, lo fourlh place in lhe league and a righl 'lo par- licipale in 'rhe playoffs. I'll murder This one! . . . Tom Desmond, fopflighf oullielder and high powered balsman. Age and seasoning began fo fell early in lhe '49 season. Pilchers headed by Ed Gasuilc, Timely and hard-hilling men al lhe plale, reliable fielders . . . Coach Porznialc found and devel- oped lhem all. They garnered a nice colleclion of viclims and came ou? in a lie lor lhird place. The only losses were lo S+. Francis, Ryan and Canisius. Wilh a 'few alleralions in personnel, lhe 'leam hil lhe American Legion Trail. They swepl clean all bases af Coz, proceeded lo do lhe same againsl all comers from hereabouls. They raclced up lhe counly championship and moved iarlher afield . . . finally lo Cooperslown where lhey walloped lhe While Plains learn lor 'rhe Slale Championship. ' ..,.. aagkzffpm STRIKE . . . SPARE . . . SPLIT. . . GUTTER BALL. l'r's oll porl of bowling. The loczol lceglers hove been rolling lhem for iwo seosons now, They hove been Two seasons wilhouf o perlecl game . . . buf wilh enough sporl To lceep many 'reams hoppy, Some of lasf season's Capfains wiih Moderafor. KN ING: Clyde Reher, Jim Adrian, Ted Miller, Dale K Tom Hayes. STANDING: Bob Hohl, Jerry Howard, Murray, Faiher Felician. A frophy for ihe winners and a banquef for all . . . Bowling proprieior Joe Reccirio presenis fha irophy +o Jerry Howard, copfain of fhe school championship +eam. OH-ner members of The ieam: Jock Jerge, Karl Engleri. Bill Smolareir, Dan Gavin, Jim Bruclman. 3, bg, .. Ili n 9 ?g7 ' 1. T' 1 JJ, I af 59. .., . l HA 'Q 5 gAi.:H'. Q..' ,M --Q'-,Q ., Yf?.twn Wg v ' ' '14, rQ'f ff35g1i 'ji vi .gave -in X W Q We dna ll0LY YEA A GREAT EVENT lN OUR LIVES coincides wilh a greal evenl in lhe life of lhe world. We graduale in lhe Holy Year I950. ll is a year ol greal blessings and gills, and a lime of Thanksgiving . . . for all Calholics. We acknowledge lhal we have received lhe blessing and gill ol a Calho- lic high school educalion. We are graleful for il . . . lo God, our parenls, our Bishop, our priesl and lay leachers. Now al our gradualion we go lorlh wilh slrong, young hands clulching our sland- ard. lhe Cross, wilh a grip we pray will never lose ils slrenglh. This year . . . and every year . . . draws ils holiness from lhal Cross. We hope lo draw our lull measure of grace and inspiralion lrom il . every year of our lives. 48 QI 'Wk if as We-wggr Rev. CLERICAL PATRONS David Coughlin Rev. Raberf Duggan Rev. James Ennis Rev. Francis Garvey Rev. Leo Geary Rf. Rev. Joseph Hoernschemeyer Rev. J. B. Hawley Rev. Charles T. Kraehn Rev. James D. Mullins Rev. J. Obendarfer, C.S.S.R. Rev. Thomas J. O'Hern Rev. Peler Norwan Rev. George J. Pollard Rev. Francis Ryan Rev. James Scanlon Rev. Roberl Schwab Rev. Charles N. Schreckenberger Rev. Rev. Rev. Harry Spiesman Leo Toomey, L.L.D. Donalo Valanie Rev. Wilbur Yaeger PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Dr. Max W. Burslein Dr. Joseph D'AngeIo Dr. Louis F. Manze Dr. and Mrs. J. P. O'Brien Dr. Maflhew Panlera Dr. William Reedy HONORARY PATRONS Han. Joseph Cooley Hon and Mrs. James F. Hanlon Han James J. McCabe Hon. Anlhony F. Tauriello BUSINESS PATRONS Amelia Moran Insurance Soulh Park Cleaners Slandard Mirror Company SPECIAL PATRONS The Aldrich Family Mr. M. F. Borrow Mrs. Mary Barrow Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks Mr. and Mrs. John N. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carr Miss Anna C. Carroll John E. Courlney Wallace T. Crosson Gerry Dean Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Doyle John J. Ellis The Erie Club George Evans A Friend James K. Girard Lorella Growney A Friend Alice Hanra'l'ly George Herrmann A Friend Mrs. LoreH'a J. Hinchlifle Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Jasker, Sr. Mrs. G. Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. John S. Knoll George Lenahan Waller A. 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Box 1,4 BUFFALO 5, NEW YORK Phone: TRiong1e 7100 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES To The FccuI+y and S+uden+s of BISHOP TIMON HIGH SCHOOL On The Complefe Insfollcirions mode by Collum Acousficol Corporofion of ACOUSTI-CELOTEX NOISE-REDUCING CEILINGS ond The TILE-TEX ASPHALT TILE FLOORS TI'1rougInou+ ITS Modern New Building-Because we know Those ins'roIIoTionS will con+ribu're so much To The Greo+er Comforf of bofh STUDENTS and TEACHERS COLLUM ACOUSTICAL CORPORATION Sound Condifioning Engineers ond Con+rcc+orS 5I WILKESON STREET, BUFFALO 2, N. Y. - TELEPHONE: CLeveIand II25 i CARROLL SIGN CO. Vincent P. Carroll 1803 Seneca Street WO. l2l9 Truck Lettering Show Carcls - Paper Signs NEON STORE FRONT SIGNS Signs Don't Cost-They Pay Wholesale Tobacco Supplies Confectionery Dan O'Brien Cigars Mild - Smooth and Tasty CHAS. I. OUALEY, Distr. STEEL CITY SALES 32 Simon Avenue LACKAWANNA 18. N. Y. 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STUDEBAICER DEALER Sales-New Cars and Trucks Service-on All Makes of Cars and Trucks 2081 South Park Avenue at W. Woodside Avenue Phone: WO. 6200 KIMAID 6. MATTAR. INC. KNOWN FOR BETTER CLOTHING 2208 SENECA STREET WO. 4864 Cor. Buifum H. I. OTTEN SHEET METAL WORKS IRON FIREMAN AUTOMATIC HEATING GAS - COAL - OIL 825 East Ferry Street BUFFALO. N. Y. SEIFERT'S SHOE STORE 2461 SENECA STREET at Wildwood Quality Footwear for All the Family I, H. SMYTH, Mgr. Phone: TR. 4513 Compliments of BEA1.E DAIRY. INC. Now Supplying Timon High School with TRU-Ll PURE DAIRY PRODUCTS 20 MESMER AVENUE IAMES DESIDERIO WHOLESALE FRUIT and PRODUCE Prompt Delivery 38 ELK MARKET TERMINAL Phones: WA. 0204 WA. 6732 HU. 8226 W. I. OSBORNE CO. MEN's APPAREL 734 Ridge Road LACKAWANNA 18. N. Y. II4 For Fine Clothes lt's So. Buttalo's Leading Store H A B E R ' S BOY'S WEAR - MEN'S WEAR Senec-cr at Cazenovi: coMPL1MENrs or T O N Y 31 Ernslie Street BUFFALO, N. Y. DOYLE'S 845 Abbott Road BUFFALO. N. Y. ?'i,J 5 ?c1 l nun-uwwvwklllQ 31 iz Congratulations, Class of 1950 Your graduation marks an important mile- stone on the road of lite, Whether you continue your education or enter the business field, Clothes-byelileinhans will help you to be successful. K L E I N H A N S Main and Clinton In Downtown Buffalo QUACKENBUSH CO. ENGINEERS-CONTRACTORS I HEATING and VENTILATING AIR CONDITIONING INDUSTRIAL PIPING POWER PLANTS I 505 Franklin Street I BUFFALO 2, NEW YORK Elmwood 5837 Compliments of IAMES R. CARLIN POST No. 5796 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS 2423 SENECA STREET BUFFALO, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF ' I JILLQA FURNITURE Where Quality Tells ' Price Sells COMPLIMENTS OF TOWN TAVERN 801 Main Slreet BUFFALO, NEW YORK PHIL AMIGONES C H E Z A MI Buffalds Theatre Restaurant 311 DELAWARE AVENUE 1' f lx S 1 , ! K V , H . T Q SPORTING GQODS U Q i HEADQUARTERS of Xi! g a, - . A . nf ' R The CHAMPTQNS' Q, 52 A fa C ,, , X E A ATHLETIC GOODS, Inc. 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