Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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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.

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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.

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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