Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Y 2 , - Havre' we-fam 7 X - CL' W' l958-59 TIMON HOCKEY TEANI-Standing: J. Kane, managerg R. Dinger, Coach: H. Karam, D. Sul- livan, J. Bondanza, R. Chodan, T. Fitzpatrick, P. Reardon, Ca taing V. Shipe, K. Crehan, Fr. Paschal, lllode- rator, D. Cardoni, manager. Kneeling: J. Colern, J. Walsh, Cavanaugh. .llike Red Cavanaugh registers timely goal in ,Uuny League game at .llemorial Auditorium. Timon defenseman, Don Sullivan, fiilhf-s for elusive puck as goalie Jack Walsh looks on ing game at ,llemonhl Auditorium. HOCKEY The T imon Hockey Team, under Coaches Gerry Weber and Bob Dinger and moderator Fr. Pascal Michaud, O.F.M., finished the season with a 6-12-2 Muny League record. The Icers got off to a bad start by dropping their first six games, four to the front running Dickfishers and two to the Warriors from which they never quite recovered. The Timon Icers were led by goalie Jack Walsh, Mike Cavanaugh, Joe Colern and Vin Shipe. .ww K ' n- AGE?

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620' Si as , .' ' -lug- 44 g The J. I '. Football Team makes an im ressive si ht. They are fclwkwiswrom the top centerl J. flhzalone, Homer, W. Nlueller, . Gzvaruzugh, R. Lee, R. Nagy, S. Pannullo, R. Hoellig, J. Nlalilwwski, C. Setlleoowski, and fll. Kinney. 0 0 Competing in a very rough schedule, the Timon ,IV football squad was able to compile a 2-4-1 record. The season opener proved to be a stalemate as host Canisius ,IV and Timon played to a 13-13 tie. The contest played at Dela- ware Park was a rugged one with Mike Kinney passing for two touchdowns and having one called back because of a clipping penalty. C The Aquinas games were practically identical except that they were played a month apart. Timon's offense could never seem to get moving while Aquinas countered heavily with an aerial attacli. The Baby Bengals finished the season with wins over Cardinal Dougherty and Ryan while dropping encounters to Fallon and St. Joes. ,I V plays Fallon in one of their six league games at Delaware Park. Q.. if-as .sa . I A .lk . it -3 2 Future varsity football ho practice at Mulrqyfield. pe s JV SCOREBOARD Timon 0 26 Aquinas Timon 14 St. .loe's Timon 26 Aquinas Timon 6 Ryan Timon Timon Timon 13 Canisius 0 Dougherty 6 Fallon

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.lim Saber passes opponent on Delaware l'urlf's Suicide Hill in late surge to victory. CROSS CUU TRY The N58 Cross Country Harriers, coached by Xlel Palano and moderated by Fr. Sebastian. added four more wins to stretch their record breaking total to 39 straight victories. This is a national mark in the U.S. for High Schools. ln the first of six meets. 'l'imon defeated Nlindszenty and St. Marfs ofthe Deaf. ln totaling thirty-four points ,lim Saber finished first with Mike Blest. ,lim McMahon, Jack Dempsey and Mike Diggins finishing in that order for 'l'imon. . . .. ..... Q 'K W , 1 As. f sw' emu X ' :xg any -r:14'ri0..' ey.. . .nn 'sus nw . - -u-.en ma- A.. A, . ef.- r i .rw .w K f'l Captain Jim ,llc.lluhon, inspirational leader of the Harriers. finishes in fine stvle for Timon's first victory cj the year. TIMUIVS 1958 CROSS-I IUUNFRY TEA M M EMBERS- Front Row: R. lfiieclcec, J. llallrry, U. Ifl'il'lfS0ll, P. lfllis. lf. Talty. Nliddle Row: Coach .llel l,l11l1fl0, J. Ruclcicli, S. Tally, J. Hujanoic- ski, L. Doctor, 'l'. Stagorrl, .ll. Bl:-st, Jim llctllulmn, J. llulvey. Joe .lll'xll1h0ll, J. Sabre, ll. Russert, Fr. Sebastian, J. Riglgv. Last Row: l'. Sehreier, D. Dempsqv, lf. Schreier. T. lfckert, J. Schaffer. .ll. Diggins, J. Dempsev. l . Shea, R. liarlieian. T. Russell.