Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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CHESS Bob Nlurphy, President of Tiger Chess Club, in an interscholastic match. Fran VVrenn is inter- ested kibitzer. Fr. David, moderotonpictured with Tirnon's Frosh Chessmen including Little Joe Garrigan, center foreground. A IJ I L' 1, P 4 r CHESS iuzcfomi Nix. i 'W Fr. David, again conducting the weekly meetings of the Chess Club, has provided its members with a busy schedule for the season. An addition to the club has been made in Owen Miller, who was appointed head coach. He established a set of rules for playing and feels they will greatly improve proficiency in the game. Timon 2 1 3 M 5 1 1 M 2 3 56 4 2 2 4 Opponent XSL Joseph's 5 Kensington Duffy tlfallon tLafayette xCanisius 'kRiverside Ryan Ryan St. Bonaventure U. 3 Grover Cleveland 'Bennett f'Tech 1 League Games Sr I3 4 'J -4 0 4 Il 1 AI as 's I .51 'ore' l 2 i I-1 N.. 'Y' Coach Owen Miller, right, plays a training match to sharpen his team for a coming battle. Jim Childs and Jack Sutton engage the St. Bonaventure Chessmen in thrilling match. 27

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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 '

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The former officers of the Radio Club are T. O'Neill, Secy.p E. Kulesa, Pres.g P. Herrmann, Treas.5 and D. Golibersuch. Vice Pres. M HADIU it 4 J SEIE EE Team efforts in Chemistry and Physics produced the data for developing a solid fuel rocket, this year's goal for the club. The Biology division conducted re- search into Physiology. The use of films dealing with different phases of science, Held trips to local industry and lectures by men working in several fields of science were activities held by the club throughout the year. The club's objective is to widen its mem- bers' scope of skill and knowledge in science. MEMBERS OF THE RADIO CLUBfD. Golibersuch, E. Kulesa, G. Roller, T. 0'Neill, P. Quinn, Fr. David, P. Herrmann, P. Manka, F. Wrenn, S. Mangione, E. Fitzner. N. Reimondo, J. Majewski, and M. Maciejewski. Every week the Radio Club sends WZQZR over the air waves. Having earned their license from the F.C.C. they joined M.A.R.S. lMilitary Affiliate Radio Systemj. Under the able direction of Fr. David Reddy, this club has grown by leaps and bounds. Every member is doing something from actual Broadcasting to the building of radio circuits. Next time you hear that cool hum on your radio you'll know it's WZQZR, Timon's radio club broadcasting over the air waves. I don't know the answer off hand, Gentlemen, says P. Schreiber, Science Club President. .Uernbers ofthe Science Club put away their instru ments and test tubes long enough to pose for our photographer.