Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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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?

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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

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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