Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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T Q. I ' l 1 I an 2 E V , , l. 1 'Sf' , ' Y- If mml' BI. lullf' ' l . II ill The men behind the scenes, Tim0n's able stage crew flash smiles as they pose with Fr. Kenneth, .Moderator of Dramatics. 'S nfl I 5 QE' V i 5 N fo 4' New 250594555 153539 9 ' 1 Y ' .' l ' W li , Y l ig , l ,,,, A 4' 5 ' .' ' 9 t A . fl gfffai ge i s 5 35 V 'z ll .' - 3 I g 1 r tr ' ,Woe O'Neill interviews Jim Klinh in a comedy bit. 9' ' yi-:3u sr' .aqh wr' 1- if Joe Hayes sings with members of the cast at rehearsal for the musical. Frank Cipriani pantomimes opera in his great comedy scene. The male chorus sings at the Check-Apron Ball. 1 IG DANCE ,l4., X 'lily FBI

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1 2 s The grand finale to Timon's smash musical hit Iliad About Manhattan finds the entire cast singing its heart out. UHAMATIES The Dramatics Club began in 1949 with a minstrel show. The first moderator of the club was Father Claude Kean. The duties of moder- ator were given to Father Kenneth Dorr in 1952. Since his appointment, Timon has staged musicals which have become a Timon trade- mark. These musicals are directed by Mr. Joseph Hayes of the New York stage. These shows have become well known for their artistic and professional appearance which is rarely found in high school musicals. Mr. 1' , . 1 1 1 . Hayes has directed Take Time Out, Ring Around the Rainbow, Time Swings Back, and On With the Showf' This year's produc- tion, Mad About Manhattan' with a cast of 250, was the largest and most successful to date. On March 22-23, of this year, the Catho- lic High School Drama Festival was held at Bishop Timon High School with eleven schools participating. During this affair, the Dramatics Club presented the Third Act of Anastasia. Tiniorfs 1JI'!'S!'l1fl1ffOI1 of Act Ill ' of Anastasia finds .l!lil'hGl'l Burk: Primm' Paul. as Dr. Sererzslcy. -lane Gall in the title role. and Flzarles .'llanlz'5' as

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1 Timon Caballeros, formed by Mr. Mario, entertain spectators during half-time of a fall football game. MUSIC The band, numbering about forty members, started as a drum and bugle corps about four years ago. But thanks to Father Matthew and Mr. Mario, founders of the organization, The Caballeros have become one of the better marching bands in the Buffalo area. One of the objectives of The Caballeros is the fostering of school spirit. They have certainly accomplished this in the past few years. Rain or shine, win or lose, The Caballeros have al- ways been on hand offering their musical en- IN MEMIJHIAM Our late beloved teacher a Director of Muszc Founder of The Caballeros Requzescat ln pace 1905 1958 couragement. At the football and basketball games students gather 'round the band which forms the center of our rooting section. During the year The Caballeros have been called upon to participate in many parades including the St. Patrick's Day Parade, the May Day Procession and the Fathers and Sons Communion Sunday. Father Aquinas Crowley, a newcomer to the faculty served as Moderator this year. nd MR. MARIO CIRASUNDA '