Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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In ll 1 MOTHEHQ CLUB Ol'l'lCERSESeated: Illrs. Robert J. Toms, President: Fr. Lorcarz Graham Moderator 'Urs Richard A. Willard, Vice President. Standing: Mrs. Edward A. Herrman Treasurfr and Urs Joseph L. O'Connor, Secretary. MUTHEHYIIUB Since 1948 Timon's Mothers' Club has been one of the most active organizations in the School. This year, activities have included the Membership Tea. the Christmas Party, Parcel Post Auction, and the Annual Card Party. In the Religious Program were included The Living Rosary and a Communion Breakfast. Several guest speakers and faculty members have addressed the Timon Mothers. LL Parents step out for thi' rfvenirig at the .Vom's and Pop's Social. AUl'fl-Ul1tll'f Fred Gt'VF771t1I1l1 raps flu' gow! at Ihr Q Parcel Post Auction.

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Timon cameramen at work in Dark room are J. Kick, R. Bre- zinski and P. Meaney. DEBATI G The Debating Club with Mr. Ewing as Moderator has programmed their meetings to develop effective- ness and facility in the delivering of speeches. As OFFICERS OF TIMON CAMERA CLUB: J. ,VcDonalfl Treasurer, L. Ricci, Vice President: G. Grube, Presiclentq R. Coolex Secretary. lllembers are J. Kick, H. Hammond. J. .llajezi-ski, D Fallon, JI. Coffey, R. O'Connell, P. llmrzy. E, Fitzner. P Reich, R. Brezinshi, I. Stick. CAMERA The Camera Club, which consists of about twenty students, guided by their moderator Fr. Anthony have greatly increased their knowledge in the field of photography. One of the club's main activities is their annual snapshot contest. It is open to the whole student body and prizes are awarded to the winners of the contest. The Camera Club's chief purpose is to show the members how to use cameras of all types and the proper use of the developing and enlarging equip- ment. lawyers in miniature, they met challenges from other schools with much success. If you came to a meeting, you would probably hear H. . . My opponents have . . . or someone delivering an elegant speech on Why Schools Need Money or Contemporary American Life. The Debating Club is truly a credit to the name of Timon High School. ,Q ,J I ' Charles Fischer and Edward Cuddihy pose with Debating Club liloderator, lllr. Ewing. These students represented Timon in the K. of C. Oratorical Contest. Outstanding speakers who took part in the I' Model U.N. Assembly im March are D. Duhan, T. Kalicz, N. lllancuso, J. Forma. 1 .V 29

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FATHERS' CLUB OFFICERS-f Pierce Cournan, Vice Pres.: Russel! Klass, Presidentg Fr. Linus Hennessy Moderator: John Kuzina, Sgt.-at-Armsg Raymond Danahy, Secretary. Absent, George Gegenfurtner, Treasurer. FATHEHS' EL B The backbone of Timon's athletic program, The Fathers' Club, has enjoyed a successful year. Among the highlights of this year's activities has been Sports Night with Bob Cousy as guest speaker. The Fathers' Club also sponsored its Annual Father-Son Communion Breakfast. The Club has been Host to a number of guest speakers this year. y Santa makes his appearance at the Parent's Christmas Party. 11's back to school again as mothers and fathers attend Open House at Timon. Bob Cousy, Sports Night guest, demon! strates his well known push shot for Timon fathers and their guests.