Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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First row: G. Inglcfinger, J. Nicgou'slsi, F. Barlow, E. Powers, A. Hansliclc, J. Illahozzcy, A. Paclla, J. Rigby. Second row: M. Broicnsey, D. Schulte, J. Cournan, A. Buchanan, W. Deegan. K. Crosson, D. Szaturslci, J. Courtney, J. Wolcott. Third row: F. Kalenda, F. Shea, T. Redmond, G. Willard, R. Defllaria. P. Callahan, J. O'Neill, IW. Sna- jczuk, R. Szostalr. J. Felski, B. Bigelow. R. Fix, JW. Russert, R. Steen. Fourth row: J. Dempsey, J. Nichter, R. Miodon- ski, P. Dreher, J. Von, J. .McNally, B. Guest, F. Andrusz, D. Martin, E. Friel, H. Drew, J. O'Neil, W. Boyle, R. O'Connell. Hnmernnm llll' Humerunm lll3 First row: L. Noaclc, D. Schrum, F. Sorrentino, V. Booth, W. Schoenl, E. Ernst, F. Patrucci, R. Domon. Second row: P. Shaver, T. Foley, D. Connors, P. Schulz, D. Ricci, L. Borzynslri, R. Ferguson, lil. Cauanaugh, R. Dziegelslci. Third row: T. Wright, R. Leary, D. Jackson. D. Harnas, N. Kaczmarelc, J. .1lajcu'slsi, F. lllingarclla, D. Golibersuch, P. Danahy, IU. Ryan, E. Kulesa, E. .VcLcotl, D. Smith, R. Choclan. Fourth row: T. O'Neill, J. Ruh, J. Purcell, E. Peters, N. Leonarczyk, R. Lesswing. G. Jasinski, C. Leisner, R. Schuabl, J. Broome, J. Bondanza, P. Hajduk. JW. Prucnal. 1

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UNIUH5 Our Junior year began with promise of great things to come. Changes occurred right from the beginning. In September we acquired several new faculty members and the year be- came a memorable one from the start. As Juniors more of us participated in school ac- tivities than ever before. The Dramatics club presented its musical comedy On With the Show, a smash hit that broke all existing at- tendance records. Timon's athletic teams had good backing from the student body and played hard to bring glory to Timon. The Crew brought back the North American Cham- pionship to the school. Late in the year we initiated the largest student president campaign in the history of the school. Posters, speeches and even small bands were commonplace in the main building and annex, The field was narrowed down t0 Mr. Licata observes intent student's mechanical two candidates, Paul Schreiber and Chuck Fischer, the latter being victorious. While particular incidents might linger long- est in our minds, it was as Juniors that we were subconsciously developing responsibility and other traits necessary to Christian man- hood. drawing project. JUNIOR DELEGATES-Back row: N. O'R0urke, F. Cipriani, P. Danahy, N. Mancuso, R. Meier, M. Schlee. Front row: R. Leary, Junior Presidentg Fr. Anthony, Moderatorg J. Cavanaugh, Junior Vice President.

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First row: J. Wilson, P. O'Rourke, R. Blachowiak, N. Kersch, R. Linch, J. Tilley, T. Cummings, R. Rush. Second row: D. LeBlanc, J. Cauanaugh, E. Mentecki, G. Grube, R. Rose, L. Ricci, P. Carmody, G. Bielman, J. McCarthy. Third row: D. Peters, P. Kelly, J. Mclllahon, XVI. Coffey, J. 1WcDonald, F. Deuinney, P. Kuzina, J. Klink, T. Johns- ton, J. Truxes, M. Thomas, R. Joyce. Fourth row: C. Hejna, R. Nliller, R. Cusack, F. Cipriani, K. Crehan, E. Reich, D. lVIcLaughlin, J. Argenio, R. Brzezinski, J. Shaughnessy, G. Lata, R. Hyjek. Hnmernum lllli Fr. Patrick watches as -Junior physicisfs gather data to solve a problem of nu'cha1ziml force. Neal .Mancuso and Tom Kalisz receive honor cards from Bishop Kurtz presiding at first quarter Honor Assembly. T1