Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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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

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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

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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.