Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Q -Slim 4f x ae' if' W3 Ill i 1-1 14 There are brighter moments. .. 2' 451.9 WRX FOR A l1OLIDAY, LUNCHES! A group of Timonites board a bus for the annual ride to St. Bona- venture University. About 150 boys made the trip and saw St. Bona's eleven tri- umph over Toledo Univer- sity in a football thriller. FOR THE CAMERA, A POSE . . . A group of un- derclassmen gather around the statue of St. Bonaven- ture as they pause in their tour of interest at the Uni- versity. The Timonites evi- dently are enjoying their holiday. FOR THE FRESHMEN, DISMISSAL . . . The long awaited signal for dismissal starts the boys moving to- ward the exits, as they com- plete another day in 'I'imon's halls.

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D A . 3- gl ff, . , fi. 1, ' NEW MEMBERS FOR AN OLD ORDER . . . Richard Herr- mann talces the name Francis as he, together with 26 others, is received into the Third Order by former director Father Iohn. The novices are professed as life-long members after one year. THE GREAT DRAMA ON FILM . . . Father John readies the projector for a showing of The Eternal Gift, a movie on the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Looking on are boys at the meeting: Ed Spillman, Bob Hohl, Casimir Rentllejs, Bob Allen and Ed Lillis. The Third Order of St. Franc-is is old and yet young. lt is 700 years old, and was founded in the early lfZ00's hy' the Little Poor Main ol' Assisi in older to give people living in the world the opportunity' ol' belonging, to the Fraueisrzin l-'zunily :ind of sharing in the work and nlerits ol' the entire Order. The Order continues to curry out its purpose-as a young Order, as fresh, new and vigorous as the nienihers it enlists every year. About 200 boys have joined the 'l'inion Fraternity' sinte its incep- tion. ln theni, the Order is young. 'l'heir prayers and good works, their wearing of the habit and retitzitiou of the Olliee, keep it young and vigorous als ll power- ful nu-:ins ol' holiness in the spirit ol' St. Fizuuis, The Mirror of Christ. Third Order... ...und whoever shull keep this Rule.