Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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A joint meeting of both Houses of the Student Senate, includes Student President, Class Officers, Homeroom Delegates and Alter! nates, and Student Activities Delegates. Revitalized Student Court in action as Junior President Bob Leary administers justice to an erring Timonite. 5

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STUDENT SE ATE Under the d1rect1on of Student Presldent Charles Flscher and the guldance of Father Fran c1s Moderator the Student Senate has prospered dur1ng our senlor year Slnce the purpose of the Senate IS to make the students aware that they are not only m the school but of the school th1s year s Student Senate has made our school hum wlth profitable actlvlty To assure a thorough understandmg of student needs and problems representatlves of each homeroom and organlzatlon w1th1n the school meet monthly 1n the hbrary Th1s group called the Lower House presents 1ts findmgs and con cluslons to the members of the Upper House for final approval The Upper House IS composed of the Student Presldent and the Presldents and Vlce Presldents of each class To lnsure act1on on proposed resolutlons a Jolnt meetmg 1S called monthly to put the Senate approved resolutlons lnto practlce among the students That the hub of our school wheel 1S vltal can be proven by a glance at the 11St of Student Senate act1v1t1es for 1957 58 ISS7 58 Student Senate AlIllVlllHS Freshman In1t1at1on Reorganxzatlon of the Student Court Student Government Day Rellglous Survey Motorcades Pep Rallles Postlng of Cafeterla Menus Partlclpatlon ln Inter Scholastlc Safety Program Varlety Show before Thanksglvlng Hohdays Athletlc Weeks to Honor Var1ous Teams Chrlstmas Crlb IH the Lobby Seasonal Dances Splrltual Bouquets on Frlars F eastdays March1ng 1n the St Patrlck s Day Parade Partlclpatlon 1n the May Day Processlon Inaugural Ball Alded 1n Format1on of Dlocesan Inter Hlgh Student Councll THE UPPER HOUSE V Shzpe J Cavanaugh P Schreiber Fr Francis dePaul Moder ator C F zscher R Klass R Leary A Ottavzanz J Doherty Absent R DzMarLa '. '. . 3. . ' 4. ' ' . , . r 6. ' V Z 8. . . . . - . ' .. . . . 9. . . . . .' . - 10. ' ' - ' , 11. ' ' ' , ' 12. . . 13' . . . , . . . . .. . . . . 14' . D ' . , , v 15. . . . . . . . 16. D I ' . . . . - . X I -

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L-f Happy smiles from Talisman Editor Tim Harrington and Fr. Cairnan mean we are ready for the press. Photographers Bob Ballard and Doug Desmond find them- selves at the other side of the camera for a change. TllI.ISlVlll Through the tedious effort and direction of its moderator Father Cairnan Haggerty, this year's book has taken great strides in achieving its goal. This goal being to review the highlights of our four years in high school. Again many seniors and a scattering of underclassmen have given their time and patience in making this a topnotch yearbook. We sincerely hope we have accom- plished our aims. Our thanks go first to Father Cairnan without whose time and assistance would have made this year's journal impossible. This year's staff was headed by Tim Harrington who along with his associates have shouldered all the headaches and problems of guiding this year's yearbook to a successful conclusion. The Talis- man owes its financial support to the student body for soliciting the many patrons and advertise- ments which have made the 1958 Talisman the best in its successful history. Q3 18 Staff artists, Andy Deichman and Pete Sherry, look over their finished work before submitting it to the editor.