Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Jlr. Robert Chambers and Fr. Norbert Wallace, 0.F. U co moderators o lhe Fldmgs pose n ith the editorial team of Ballard, Merkel, Bigelow, Powers and Rudnick: Tom Johnston and .Uike Haejner Tidings business managers smile as only business managers can smile. The first ste in the Cursus Honorem of Tirnon jour' nalism, unzgrclass-stag members James Cleary, Wil- liam Cichowski, James Pecanowski, John Shafer, Donald 0'Connor, .Hike Dlaeiejewski, Al Andrews, ,Iohn Bluldoon learn by obseruztibn.

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Activities Stag under supervision of Editor Louis Ricci discuss last minute changes in final copy. Catholic Education., is the theme of the 1959 edition of Bishop Timon's annual yearbook. The Talisman has as its purpose the remembrance of the four years of high school. It represents to each senior a pictorial review of his high school days. But even more important than fond memories, it serves as a constant reminder of what his catholic education represents. Special recognition goes to Fr. Gordian Dudley, O.F.M. mode- rator and the co-editors, J oe Cavanaugh and Bob Ballard, for their contributions in presenting a book which the men of Timon can be justly proud. To the named and unnamed contributors, the Patrons and advisors who so graciously supported the financial aspects of the book goes the credit for the 1959 Talisman. TAFF N. Q Business Stag' members crowd around manager Gene Wallace to tally up the daily results during the Patron drive. Editor joseph Cavanaugh shows Tom 0'Neil the know how of Edi- The Wien with the Cameras ose with Photography Editor Robert torial writing while other members of the stag' look on. Ballard for assignments as a dleladline draws near.

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'r gports staff under the direction of Brien Bigelow confer on layout. hey are Fred Barlow, James Kissel, Thomas Burke, Joseph Young and Edward Schreier. TIDI G Under the moderation of Fr. Norbert Wallace, 0.F.M. and Mr. Robert Chambers, the Bishop Timon Tidings has completed an- other successful year of bringing the news and views to the entire Ed Powers and gypisg Chester Bgrgyngki page student body. Edmund Powers, editor-in-chief, along with the tire- for the Tahsman Phowgmpher' less aid of the complete staff upheld the age old tradition and repu- tation that the Tidings has acquired over the years. The interest in school spirit brought about by the publieation of the Tidings has been a big faetor in spreading the name of Timon throughout the Buffalo area. Top Tidings writers make-final check of copy before it goes to press. They are James Pacer, Paul Rudnicki, Neal llerkel, Robert Leary, joseph Cavanaugh, and Louis Ricci. Fr. Norbert and illr. Chambers give moral support.