Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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'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.

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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..

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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