Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Part of Timon's Crew team comes in after a tough day of practice Another day on the Bufalo River means a rugged day of practice on the Hufalo River. for the four. + 5,Q1.f f if-QQ. ' fin-,,' 'L' - w A . - 'EWG i.:-F, ,naw .. . awww Y L. - , do , j my 'ki I, '11, 5 X 5 ' , ' v X U' X. -' fifizzt 3 3,1 52,56 l I Y -pi, N it vi ' , i ' i 1 A Q - pp . ' I' H' Q L A H 1 h A 1. Q. A The Tirnon High Fours without coxie vie against two other area high schools in league competition. Last year the Timon crew got off to a good start qualifying for the American Schoolboy Regatta held in Philadelphia. ln the actual race 'l'imon's ,Iunior Four finished second only one tenth of a second off the pace. The crew team then traveled to Canada for the Canadian Schoolboy Regatta where four out of five Timon crews qualified. The four with coxswain and the straight four finished first in other divisions. Timonls heavy eight and the 145 pound , eight finished a close second. ln these races Timon gained national recognition for their efforts. . - ,F Q ag 5 .2?'5sff-ffff: A M M YP-5' 15? Qan Nlarchese, ,Iohn.Cotter, Frank gllarchese, Dart.Duhan and 'I:om is-:AV g' -- jx- Graham carry the Timon shell out of the West Side Rowing Club Z1 lf A- - X' -, 'Lai ' - gllfdge. 7'7 R XIX

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Ted lrban, Frank Jlarchese. John Cotter and Dan .llarchese ready their oars for one of the team's daily practice sessions. X :L Timuns 145 pound eights with coxswain is pic- tured here working out at the Black Rock Canal. Back in Buffalo the 'l'imon crew picked up All-Catholic and All- lligh honors. All in all the year could be termed successful. Out of six possible trophies 'l'imon collected four, and out of twelve entries 'l'im0n finished first six times. Part of the praise for their success must go to co-captains Frank Marchese and Ted Urban. who drove the team hard through the entire campaign. Moderator, Fr. Sebastain, credits coach Toby Brett, who works without pay for the love of the sport. the big reason for a winning season. 'l'lNION'S l959 CREW' TEAM-Sitting: J. .hlll,I'llUl1,gh, J. Ryan, R. Thompson. Kneeling: C. Zukerelle, L. xllarchese, J. Courtney, T. Novelli, T. Brown, D. Ernst, C. Re an, J. Shaw, D. Fenz, C. Hauser, J. Colem, N. Jlancuso. Standing: j. Shinek, ll. .llcCarry, D. llachese, j. Slack, T. ialis, E. Zdziardskik, D. flleegan, P. Reardon, R. Hibet, T. Graham, R. Posluzney, J. Pacer, K. Jlarthia, K. Crehen, L. Cresfiinsky, illoflerator Father Evan Creco, Coach Tolry Britt is in the background.

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l gt. 5'r 1 .J t s ii Tunon netter Joseph Tanzella rushes up to the net to force opposing player joe Cavanaugh lets loose with one of his power ful serves in match at Cazelwvih Park. The Timon Tennis team, in its second year of league competition, completed the campaign with a won 4, lost 8 record. Although the Tigers got oll' to a fine start by winning three of their four matches, their downfall came at the hands of St. Joe's. Besides losing two matches to St. ,loe,s, Canisius and Duffy also swept two apiece from the Netters. 'l'imon victories were over Notre Dame, two games, and a match apiece over Baker-Victory and Fallon. Pete Stapell won tive of his 12 sets for the campaign while Joe Tanzella won 5 of ll sets in singles competition. The doubles team was responsible for much of the Timon success, gaining the verdict in 9 out of 12 matches. For the most part Casciano and Clinton played the doubles contests with Davidson and Osterle filling in occasionally. TIMON S 1959 TENNIS SQUAD-P. Alico, P. Davidson, J. Tanzella, A. CGSCIIITIO, J. Cavanaugh, J Oesterle P Stappel and Moderator Father illyron illcfformick, 0.F.llI. A at