Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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TIIIINGS STAFF EIJITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR BUSINESS NIANAGI-QRS TYPIST CONTR1 BUTORS: Edward Cuddihy George VVoerth Paul Rudnicki Edmund Powers Timothy Harrington James Truxes and Thomas Johnston Chester Borczynski R. Ballard, F. Harlow, H. Bigelow. A. Brute. 'l'. Burke. J. Cavanaugh. J. Claheau. J. Clinton. J. Forma. R. Kreuzer, R. Leary, J. Mahoney. N. Merkel. E. P. Murray. J. Pacanowski, G. Holler. E. Svhreier. FACULTY Anvlsrgusz Fr. Alcuin Coyle. 0.F.M. and Mr. Robert Chambers It takes a for of hard work fo pub- lish a fllmluflbsf award-u'z'11rzing zzezvspapcr as eviderzcrfd by thesf' busy staff members. .Wr. Chambers. George Woerlh mul Brian Higrflou' rrfufi our news articles to make corrections brrfore flcadlinw. Sports slaff receives as.-Qign ments from Editor Er! Pou- ers to cover all Timon atlz letic events.

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ll'1OliCf'flf0I' Fr. Aicuin and Editor Ed ffuddilz-v work d1'l1'g1'11rlAx' on om of the varied problems of preparing The Tidings. THE TIHI ES The Tidings. Timon's official news organ. has been a constant source of school informa- tion, sports. humor and human interest since we entered the school as Freshmen. Under the capable direction of Moderators Father Alcuin and Mr. Chambers. Ed Cuddihy and his staff have continued to produce an award winning publication. In March the editors of The Tidings and Father Alcuin journeyed to New York City where they participated in the annual Colum- bia Scholastic Press Convention and enjoyed the sights of the big city. Our paper received the Medalist award at this conference. Later in the Spring the entire staff attended the St. Bonaventure University Press Day in Olean. New York. A number of our staff merited awards in news, features and photography. The main purpose of The Tidings is to pre- sent school news to the student body in a factual yet interesting style. Undoubtedly this has been accomplished and was evident to the judges of the national and area press confer- ences. The Tidings continues to add awards and honors to the many that have already been received. C 0,1 it l'frl1I11r111f itllflflll l7lt'I'f.N 11'1'fh Fr. Alt 11111 111 11 las! llllllllfl' r4o11I1'r1'11 lfrmr Ir:g111l1,L'!11 file! Ho 1't':,N11.sl.1 fgxpvs as Al' I1'rz1t'1 fvnds iizoruf szippurl. KX

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THIHD UHIIEH The Third Order of St. Francis at Timon has tried to instill in its members a more fervent love of God and a spirit of increased devotion to its founder and protector. St. Francis. This end has been fostered by monthly meetings and a Day of Recollection. The entire purpose of the Third Order is to help the Laity to attain their Heavenly goal by giving them a guide and a Rule of Life to follow each day. Timon's Fraternity was under the Moderatorship of Fr. Paschal and Joseph Sheehan assisted as Prefect. Fr. Mathias leads Visitation prayers in Chapel. The hand of Saint Francis, Protector and Patron of the III Order. raised in blessing over his flock. i . 3 1 silt. 14 l .i,ff, gf 5tg'f .y e 'if lt Q, Q'-'1-, l'f,: l 1 1 . t: fl Q.-1- ' An instruvtmrz by thi' .llorlvrcitor holds thi' ln- tvrvst of swwrzil young f'ollou'e'rs of St. l ra1zt'is