Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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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.

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THE T LI MAN 0 UR COAT-OF-ARMS is The Sign oT The Cross grasped by Two, sTrong youThTuI hands and emblazoned wiTh The words, EorTes in Eide- STrong in The FaiTh. IT is our seal. our symbol, our sTandard oT wonder-working power. IT is our CI'1risTian Talisman. IT was noT wroughT and engraved wiTh supersTiTious ceremonies like Talismans oT old. IT is noT a charm. IT was cuT from a Tree creaTed by God and conse- craTed by The Blood oT His dying Son. IT is a sign oT True and greaT power. And we Icnow ThaT To us, Too. iT was said: In This Sign Thou shaIT conquer. 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

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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-