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Business Manager . Artists . . . . . DAVID KELLER . BRUCE COLEMAN , JOHN O'CONNOR . . JAMES SHIFFERLE . . RONALD BATES JAMES LEITTEN . WALTER KIRCHOFER HENRY BUCCELLA . . HARRY CLOUGH FREDERICK CARRIERO BERNARD WAGNER 60 Faculty ........... 7-I4 A 15 34 Sp 35 62 U d l 63 80 BISHOP TIIVION HIGH SCHOOL BUFFALO NEW YORK TABLE OF CONTENTS e 81119 M ,f 5,135-aff ew L-f. -2153? V .5 1' ...V w - A-4, H.. ,Q .0 ,IU ' fsfib ni.-n gpuulwif 3310 'V' I f 2 IEE EE 5 f ' ' lv as arf sw 5' 5, , , , f- ,- , , V - ,, . I sr 'U QU, ',1' HE- 4, 1 ' ' ',,. ,, i, A .1 'Y fg' - uf , nga gr if Q M VIL gf' Wd 'M F- A, ,qi fl A 'sg ' ' fa if F 5. ,. ' ' W - H 1 gh I. 1 ln. 1 ' ff H+- ' am Li' igg,,,,, jg: lv E PM l Ig 5 W 3 ' A . I I '- o 7 - , ' i. TO YOU To these two men we the Class of 1960 dedxcate thls yearbook We feel that these two men of God have been lnstrumental rn lnstlllmg knowledge and sportsmanshlp unto our development rn thelr smcere efTort to make of us better Chrlstlan gentlemen Whenever 1 touchdown was made or a basket was scored we knew that the helpful hand of Fr Donatus was m some way gurdmg the team to vlctory As head of the Trmon athletlc department he spent countless hours of' hrs tlme workmg for our beneht Durmg the school day he assumed the role of Instructor teachmg us the Chrrstran prmclples ofllfe Hrs hard work hrs manly example and cheerful encourage ment has e xrned hum our present and our future respect and admrratlon DEDICATION 5 f-:, Ql- , - . , . 2 . , . . . w Q 3 ' 1 ' - OUR THANKS If Trmon produces future engrneers or screntrsts some ofthe credrt must of neces srty go to Fr Lorcan who has spent the last srx years of hrs lrfe teachrne mathematrcs ln the class room we wrll always remember hrm for hrs unceasrnrz efforts to make us better mathematrcrans a subject whrch he rmparted wrth hrs unrque Irrsh wrt Out srde of the class room no one was more wrllrng wrth hrs trme and knowledge rn helprns a confused student Hrs keen mrnd hrs rron hand but above all hrs devotron to the class room have earned hrm our everlastrng respect and 'tdmrratron In the years to come may thrs book remrnd us of the fact that whatever we have good rn ourselves rs burlt upon the foundatron they helped to lay . , M . Q, s - ' Q, - 3 6 . THE MOST REVEREND JOSEPH A. BURKE, D.D. Bishop of Bujalo THE MOST REVEREND SYLVESTER J. HOLBEL Superintendeni of Schools Diocese of Bujalo THE MOST REVEREND JOHN TIMON, CM., D.D. First Bishop of Bulfalo THE MOST REVEREND LEO R. SMITH, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop ofB1i0'alo , Jw is -- J TJ 1 . : vw. ' .,-. 'QS- , PJ' -1 ,,,. - .J v ' sv, 'Ui THE VERY REVEREND CELSUS R. WHEELER, O.F.M. Provincial, Franciscan Fafher of Holy Name Province f nf-' During Our Four Years 'W f 'N yi 'f2y 1 U 5 10 Aw 0 FAC U LTY Q FR TIMOTHY J QUINN OFM Pllllllllllf LETTER TO THE GRADUATES The theme of thls Yeirbook IS Preparlng for the Future or 1n other words Lookmg Ahead But It IS 1 ftct that sometlmes to get ahead we must look back A Yearbook helps one to do just that The future wlll brma startlmg developments lor the world ln many fields notably IH science Smce you have been taught to look forthe Hand of God ln the Gloxe of Nature you wxll welcome new adxancements m sclence wlthout damage to your Rellalon Your hfe may bc spent ln a world where the thre tt of Communlsm looms large on the horlzon Yet you have been taught that you have an impenetrable shleld your fCllg1OI1 A Phllosopher once sud th it exery man IS Z1 mlcrocosm a httle world ln hlmself Tl1lS1S the world whose future you yourself can control For your own happiness m this world Cand the world to comej look back occaslonally on the thmas that were tauaht to you at Tlmon We especlally recommend the mmy tlmes you were remmded of Her motto Fozles IH Hde Strong In the Fazth lllr. Janan and Fr. Darizl enjoy a cup of COM? bcfrwewz z'lz1,vsu.s' in Annex. 2, Fr. Augustine Deveau, O.F.M. Vice Principal THESE MEN . . Fr. Robert Gable, O.F.M. Prcjbc! of Disriplim' English I V -3 '1..-. 7' X351 f Q , ' X ...V Fr. Edward Greene, O,F.M. Fr. Charles Rowley, O,F.M, Fr. Joel Campbell. OARM. Fr. Gordian Dudley, O.F.lVl T f'l15llfC'f Dirac-for of Annex Spirifual Dl'I'0Cl0lA Assl. Praia-i 1-Hill' Ill, IV, Rf'ligi0I1 IV Religion I Am. Hisiory 1, Religion Ill English Il Sf Fr Juxen ll Ellis 0 F 'Vl Fr. Lorczm Graham. O.F.M. Caller Dm emi 12 Year Mallz. Cin IHIYII 1 Rc llgltill Ill Intermediate Algebra, Religion III 43' 'Y Fr. Linus Hennessy, O.F.M. German ll, Religion IV Fr C harlz s and Mrs. Guiz:ot1e take llH1L'p'0HI their work to pose. HAVE GUIDED US . . Fr. Donatus Doino, O.F.M Laiin Il, Religion II 'I' Fr. Paschal Michaucl, O.F.M. Algebra, Religion I Fr. Patrick MCGavin, O.F.M. Physics, lniermediale Algebra, Religion III Mr. George Ellis Bookkeeping I, Il, Business Law 511 any! Mr. Michael Licata Mechanical Drawing Fr. Evan Greco, O.F.M. Biology, Elementary Algebra, Religion II -115, Ax G? 4? ,.,,.-v Fr. Christian Camadellzi, O.F.M. Biology, Religion II Mr. Kevin Higgins American History I, II bs , QI, Mr. William Forsythe English ll, Business llflarh Fr. Conall Murphy, O.F.M. 10th Year Math, English I V, Religion Il 'Ea'-' Qzzf QQ' 'R -,-r ,of Fr. Charles Finnegan, O.F.M. Fr. Louis Gzinssle, O,F.N1. Fr. Conald Henderson, O.F 'Vi English III. I V. Religion III liorlfl Hiszory. Lalin ll. English I, Raligion I RL'llglOl1 I V B. - qt ill 'il -tiff -tal' I - I li- Iii: i sy Principal Fr. Timothy presides over a faculfy nwcling. Fr. Howard O'Sheu, O.F.M. Frvndz ll, Ill, EI1,L'll.Yll IV, Religion IV Q TN bl Fr. Celestine Pugini, O.F.M l0Il1, lllll Year lllallr, Infer- mediali' Algvlnra, Rvligion II ne' 6 fu-1 Fr. Roderic Pctric, O.F.M Spanish I, Il, English IV, Rvligion II Thr plohlcmv af IIKIIHIIIISIIUIIOII an many but Fr. Tim x ran smllr and lradx cigar mah them nl, Fr Rpm Plulllpx O F 'VI Fr buy R5 in O F M Fr Simon Shillun, O.F.M. Fr. Xuxicr Simonctti, 0.F.M Latin I RIIIKEIUII I OrmraISrn1m Rtilglllll I 41:11 rican Hixtnry I. II. Hculth. Latin I, Rvligion I Rrllgiun ll .YIIIIIUIII sc'c'king advice on what course he 4 . lj' slmulrlfollvw. 1 , AND MAEISI-:tus . when X14 rt 1, 9 ' UL 1 . 4 ,J vt? TL I I L i W ir!! I XY, K4 Q L, I Mr. Robert Barrows Mr. Erwin Bogenrieder World History, American History I, Il, American History I German I 'Tj ' 'KW' .pin Hz Juvenal gives nzarv of his precious time to a A relaxed mood hlll serious thoughts pervalle a Faeully Meeting. Students listen as Fr. Joel reads off the honor roll at Honor Assembly The Boys ll-rj Mr. P. Wieland, Mr. G. Ellis ana' Mr. Forsythe relax during a break in the Lay Faculty room. 5,-,z Z L -5 ru 2 W 1 fm H- o 6 ,,,, LLM vw T X U r Men of Tomorrow Q, f' f f Supplement Their Minds .. ,M ff 1 , -' 'Z r 'T M .I If ' A . A, f 24' Jw 1 1 -J pd A lv? QC. jf Z G7 004 N ,, 4r,. ' 'N l' , A f Z1 'lui' Q ff, , Z 1 44? Q ,g W 'iifrljy ff Z ' ' 'y ' 2, ,rlf Mfllfllllllff ' lf' 2 r 1 X ,lr ,xiii A in W' gr 1 ' 1 ZX ,ff if 23: j . ,i'e Q i 5 Q 1 'ff N ' 'Sf' A EX 1' ' L r o r ef L' If Y ET 7 Qi H ri an 'l' 'Q' gli E fy 2 3 77 N. 2 L 1' a 1 , A evyl 1,40 , Q --f ly v N Q www -' YQ ' f' m . ' QW ,' xg 1 Ll-LLJ-t I N -,-:o I Qf 0 vs F11 a a.LLfiLl . p'Q' x Hifi' .or-LLL ,I 2 y 1 . , J f Ja-if' g Q I E Q2 e x rm , W e ir zzz r 4 4 ' 5x95 W tht: Q ' ACTIVITIES Q......g E az: .9-if ' 'W I fggfo fi? E Q BUlIL'lll'Cf1'UlI at llw monrhlvr Third Ordvr lHl'l'fflI42. THIRD ORDER Members of the Third Order-First Row: J. PFl'HfI..Y.X', A. Vincwzl. R. Cooley, J. McHalv. E. Filznvr, W. Harrix. D. Lallvy, G. Mack, R. Hecht, G. Erifkxon. Second Row: J. Tobin. N. .Wvrkc'l, J. ClI.Y!lCA', G. O'D0nnUll. J. H'i.sm'I. F. HPVUIIN, P. .Vwglvr. P. Gorman, R. Trboriclz. F. Heacld, E. Lillix. P53-. l '21 9 G 'lr ' 3 21 ,na Self-Perfection-this is the chief aim of every Third Order Tertiary. Each is as a professed member bound in conscience to lixe according to the Holy Rule as dic- tated by our holy founder St. Francis. The members recite a daily oflice and are constantly garbed in a religious habit which reminds them of their true purpose. Charity in every day life ranks high among the virtues sought after by the members because it is the all-embracing virtue that guarantees heaven, Even though the Third Order is several centuries old, it did not appear in Buffalo until 1949. Father John Vogel, O.F.M. immediately made it popular by appealing to the non-married and teenage Catholics. Through the years. the Third Order has helped to strengthen the faith of its members and to prepare them for a future in a materialistic world, by giving them a strong foundation for their future lives. This year's Third Order under the guidance of Frs. Norbert. Louis and Roderic was one of the most outstanding in Timon's history. The membership far surpassed that of previous years. A weekly mass and rosary were inaugurated to afford the members with more opportunities to live up to their calling. F1 Louis Ars! Moderafor prcsenfr Ihr lcllc of SI Franczv for adoration m flu numbers afier one of thc monthly meetings J Cusack and R Hccht during the mtkly rosalg nluclz lhe members ray In clmpcl as a group www - -, +1-f wus- s,,,,.,.A S. The entlre Student Senate poses with thelr moderator Fr Robert Gable O F M Sexted J Slaclt R Ham A Olmuam Put Fr Schoenweltcr J Holm: J Connolly S Buchanan P Sclllclcl J Sullnan G Bakalllt D 'Hagan R Miller D Donanun K Halloran T Vadakzn C Wrlson E Sfhlflll C JHIIFCAI J Rtclennalzl P Haycs J Danmnm P xfdflrlx andP Fmmlrr Thlrd Row J Vmclzcm J Hauser P Rudmclu L Doctor D Knbj D Emnman W Mullenv F lnnra G Rzgan S Conlglm andD Dumont SENATE ACTIVITIES SSSDA Spmt Rallres Frosh Inltnatlon Student Court System Student Loan Assoclatlon Open House Meetmgs Umon and Echo Campalgn S T U D E N T S E N Senior Rmg Dance Semor Prom Jumor Prom Senate Electrons Inaugural Ball A. Q .. Q ' 4 In 5 5 A 'W I . If .S , . . - t . Robert, V. Shipe, Senior class Prvs., R. Roberts, R. Marlcimmn and G. Erickson. Second Row: J. Blvzniak, J. Wivland, G. Kozak, T. ' Il- - A 'lv - '. - v ' Ill - I' v + .1 - 4 7' 1 ' -' I 1 - ' 1 - v l ' ' v . .ff-H I N. . , v V A rf. D ', .A 'F I ' ,-,Z ' f: .A 1 p 1, A - ' I 41 v 4 7 7 r I . I ' I The Student Senate is the connecting link between the students and faculty. Each Senate Representative is elected early in the school year by his classmates. Upon accepting the office, he agrees to take all of their problems and requests to the person who can best fulfill their needs. In this manner, such a governing body not only serves as a practical and efficient force, but it gives its members invaluable experi- ence in leadership. Since the Student Senate of Timon was founded, its power and prestige has grown proportionately to the many and varied responsibilities it has assumed. These include the Student Court, which maintains the rules of discipline in the classrooms, and the Student Senate Spirit Directing Association, which tirelessly leads Timon- ites in cheering Green and Gold teams on to victory. ln addition to leading the student body, the Senate helped make each Classes' social activities memorable occasions. The Senior Ring Dance, the Senior Prom, the Junior Prom, and the Inaugural Ball were great successes. All things considered, the l959-60 school year was one of the most prosperous and eventful ever seen at Timon and at the head of every activity was the Student Senate. Members of the Lower House sland as a group and lake their oath of office. Upper House Senators pose with their Asst. Moderator, Fr. Gordian Dudley, A. Oitaviani, Sludent Senate Pres., Fr. Gordian, V. Shipe, Senior Class Pres., R. and G. Erickson, Soph. Pres. s f M . ii 2. s O.F.M.-J. Slack, Jr. Vice-Pres., R. Main, Jr. Pres Roberrs, Frosh. Pres., R. Maekinnon, Frosh Vice-Pres it Once again Timon has been presented with an illus- trious yearbook, through the hard work and talent of Editor, David Keller and his staff. With the help of Fr. Gordian, they have presented a composite picture of another school year at Timon. The job ofthe Talisman workers was by no means an easy one. Early in September they were at work preparing the layout for the annual. They designated the specific pictures they wanted on each page, according to the rules of balance, variety and unity. After this they had to ob- tain the suitable pictures from the photographers and finally write the articles and caption the pictures in each section. Once all the sections were completed, they had to be joined into a well coordinated book and sent to the printers. This year the Talisman has made a major change by adopting color pictures into the book. They have tried their best to offer a good yearbook. their only reward will be the students whole hearted acceptance. TALISMAN 'S 'Ek 2 ti Q- Edilor, Dave Keller, clwcks over flu' 1m'rl1anical,s ' lnfom Ilwir final Irip I0 Ihr' pI'llIlC'l'S. The editors are the backbone of any yearbookvlfirst Row: B. Wagner. J. Sclziffkfrle, D. Keller, W. Kirclmkr, H. Burcclla. Second Row: J. O'Conn0r, B. Coleman, J. Leitien, R. Balm. Xl ,Q Editor-in-Chief Underclass Editors Senior Editors Activities Editor Sports Editors: Business Manager . . David Keller . .James Leitten and Ronald Bates . Walter Kirchofer and Henry Buccella . James Schililerle . John O'Connor and Bruce Coleman . Harry Clough Photographers Douglas Desmond Thomas Pacer and Pat Purcell Art Work . . . Fr. Charles Rowley, O.F.M. Fredrick Carriero and Bernard Wagner Contributors: J. Regan, T. Adamski, M. McDonald M. Hooley, T. Wirges, J. Clabeau, N. Merkel, D. Kirby, C. Janecki, T. Russell, M. McHale, P. Purcell, W. Gicz- kowski, J. Prentiss, W. Adamski, P. Alico, F. Wrenn J. Tobin, W. Harris, R. Main, F. Pomponio, M. Macie- jewski, R. Kull, T. Cuarrigan, J. Lentz, J. Lynch, M. Besant, M. Shedler, T. Kazmierczak, G. Cleary. a 9 Business Manager Harry Clough checks over the records as John Tobin prepares om' of his endless lists. Q l l l l'- - 'T fl: 1 .l L. Q. ...Q A.Y.S'f.-i'l10!ll'l'l1lUI', Mr. C'lI!IHlbl'l'.YgfVl'.YSOUR'.l'UlllI!ll1lfl'i!'t' I0 Eclimr, Paul Rudnick: as Davt Elin man and Ed McMahon kr rp Ilia mic lu i bmi TIDINGS Again this year, the Timon Tidings continued its long- standing practice of serving the school. This was accom- plished by presenting the best possible stories of school news, sporting events, humor, and countless other fea- tures essential to information of the student. Editor Paul Rudnicki's staff strove to provide the best in interesting as well as factual editions. In March of this year, the senior members of the edi- torial board journeyed to New York City for the annual Columbia University Press Convention. Editors Mc- Mahon, Rudnicki, and Burke enjoyed the sights of the city as well as attending the various conferences designed to further their journalistic knowledge. The entire staff was present at the St. Bonaventure Press Day, held in the Spring. The Tidings has been a constant winner at both of these competitions. The fine work of both editors and contributors, under the 1960 Moderators, Fr. Norbert and Mr. Chambers, is the main reason why the Tidings continued its award- winning tradition this year. -M., ECIIIUIS and nrzteu pon mth Moda rarors Fr Norbcrr and Mr Chambers Dumm 0 Donmlf Busunxs xftlllllgll cha CM Ifn hi s In on sanding Ilu TIIIIIIQX 10 Us null xplcarl laadu s Sports Ednor Tom Bmlu haf his handv hcl! rrgmg to covzr the many and walled spoz Is al TINIOH ,fN sf -4..1X - ,l.. , 4,-m. x . 'r 'A L Tk, , ,- . 9 M x , R I , E 'A :V - 4-X i 'X ' ' ' A I 'I J l 1 . ' ' -f1 B ' I 1' 1 V -'I 1 1 ' rf. ' l ,AX . ln ' 1. Q. , , 57' ' 558 1 Yfkf 0 .1 N , fi -- ,-j- 4 . , 1 I . I . I V f,, A f', I ', A t-l,' I. 1.1. tmx , .8 ,.....-f-'- Fr. Clzarlvs looks over the lrlixvrl clzorus during l'l'llL'lIl'.X'lll for the gala musical Curtains Lb . Y, A+-asf' Director Joe Hayes leads the singing as some of the troupe performs on stage. DRAMATICS The stage crew puts aside their work clothes and look very formal with their moderator, Fr. Guy. .lov Hayzhv Silvesrri, Carlo and Gannon brought the IIOIISU dawn wilh rhis panromimf. ,,-Q., , Q -- Nw--W'-ff'-Y'-' f I if .-NW 7- 'awk -efgwtsfwge E v 5' pax ' f 'lihirftrlih' N 'N I ' :ruin D. 5. 'rx I l lf! For the seventh straight year Bishop Timon has called on the services of Joe Hayes, a New York producer, to stage its annual musical production. Combining hit songs with dance numbers and comedy skits this year's show, entitled Curtains Up , with its cast of over 200 boys and girls, was a smash hit. As usual full credit for all the scenery lvazl Ihr' whole mst in I'C'hL C1I'Sl1fflII' Ihr' Finale of C'urlain.s' UW . are cfs: brjbrc going bcjort' Ihr' lights. in the play must go to Fr. Charles, who more than out did himself. But the over all success of the pro- duction was one that was due to the hard work and enthusiasm ofthe producers and cast alike. The other dramatic endeavor ofthe year was a Greek tragedy by Euripides entitled Medea which was entered in the Diocesan contest for one act plays. Lsfgfsq TP T71 J., , att? X wi: X Culhy !VlcNamara, an old pro on tht' Timon 'L slagc, .vlzows fha! even the bar! art' nervout The Tlmon Band marches smarlly on their way to the Statler Hillon and the Father and Son Communion Breakfast. year wlth a varlety of organxzatlons Chxef among these has been the ever steady performance of the school band Th1s year under the moderatorshlp of Mr Drlscoll lt favorably represented Txmon at many of1ts athletlc actlvl t1es to say nothmg of several c1v1c affalrs It took part m New on the musical scene at Tlmon were two orgamza The muh formtd Glu Club lllllllll' tht dnccnon of Fr Donatus han became apumancnl msn Hman Ihrough hard norltmg practice .HASIOIIS ruch as fill? one MUSIC under the dlrectlon of Fr Donatus Domo O F M Both of these groups have begun to take an active part m such school actlvltnes as student assemblles the monthly mass and have even been called upon to donate thelr servlce outside of school evndence enough of thelr Immediate success h L I i . U , H I P I . S .. The musical department at Timon has come alive this tions-the Glee Club and the five piece orchestra both Many practice sessions such as this one have given to Timon's band the success that they enjoy. The Band poses in tight formation. Timon's own Swinging Five: LaBonney at the drums, Fr. Donatus on the piano, C howdak on the bass fiddle, DiSCl17i0 on the sax and Slack on the trunwet. i l i 2 , i wi XF .Y P F History Club MembersfSeated: M. Boorh, D. Keller, A. Cardani. T. Burke, Pres., Fr. Louis, Marla:-ara:-, G. Hauser, Vice-Pres., E. Schreier, D. Donoghue, P. Schreier. Standing: A. Bonnaei, P. Pinto, B. Giczkawski, E. Haley, A. Kissel, B. Kull, G. Cleary, D. Calfey, M. Maciejewski, B. Posluszny, B. .'VIulvey, J. Pawlak, lll. lVlcGarry, D. Irwin, R. Trolloviclz. T. Hartnetl, B. Burke, G. Sclrinrzius, R C zajka, P. Fitzgerald, T. Skretny. The History and Civics Club had another substantial increase in membership this year, illustrating that it is one of the finest and most successful clubs in the school. Working on the principle of learning through experience, the club features discussions on all phases of History and Civics. The founders of this nation realized that a democ- racy rests on a program of citizenship education for the masses. This principle is the primary aim of the club. This year the Club was under the direction of their moder- ator, Fr. Louis. President Tom Burke and Vice President Jerry Hauser led the way in most of the clubs activities. HISTORY-CIVICS Mike Maciejewski tries to persuade members of ofher U. N. Delegalion Io his way of fhinking. Under the able guidance of Fr. Patrick McGavin, the Science Club provides an outlet for anyone interested in augmenting his knowledge of science. Here the future physicists and chemists perform experiments and solve problems ofthe many phenomina in nature. Since we live in a high scientific age with the various fields developing at great rates, these experiments have given us self con- fidence and knowledge about many points in science. The membership of the club was below par this year, but even with the limited numbers the club was as active as in past years. The highlight of the year was the public scientific displays of the Buffalo high schools in which Timon entered several displays. Toni Bonncci and Tom Knoerl comlucl one of ilu' weekly denmnsrrations. H- -.., , Science Club Members-Seated: B. Sclzoenl, R. Trhariclr, D. VanSmnf', Fr. Palrick. .lIaa'vraIor. T. .lm1vx, T. Cron'lv,i'. D. Dclvrki, B. Po5lu5:ny. Standing: F. HIFUIIII, J. .Uz'HalL', 11. Garrigan, D. Dc'lBc'll0, G. SIc'vw1.s', E. Fl'lIl1l'l', G. DC'I1t'!'fil', L. Safrzuclx. :rg The aim ofthe Scholarship Club is a unique one but at the same time a very important one. lt is the only club in the school that has as its purpose a purely scholastic reason for existence, since it is aimed primarily at prepar- ing the student to compete in competitive scholarship tests. This year the Club, under the direction of our Principal Fr. Timothy and assisted by Fr. Joel, began to prepare the seniors in their Junior year. The extra time and hard work that the members put into this club paid ofT for them and for the school as six seniors won full time Regent Scholarships and four others have part time ones. Six other scholarships have been awarded to our seniors for their showing in various competitive exams. .li Scholarship club snapped in pensive mood during New York Starr' Rl'gl'l11.Y Scholarship test. SCHOLARSHIP Members of Scholarship ClubvSealedI J. Jordan, W. Kircl10j?r. D. Danahy, T. lWcDonald, M. Braun, J. Lvittwz, R. Bates, P. Pul'c'z'li, D. VanSr0m', P. Rudnicki, E. .'Wc'.Valmn, E. Krc'mhlas. Standing: C. Gable, E. Reis, J. Sclzilhwlc, R. Sherry, J. Lynch, W. Gorman, R. German, G. Denecke, H. Buccella, D. Keller, T. Jones, J. Lopus, M. Oates, J. Kcfrbvr, J. 0'C'onnor, C. Janecki, T. O1'Ffli0lf S. Podsiadlo, N. Merkel, T. Ferguson, T. Burke, D. Fcnz, W. Regcr. RW scifi? A , , ,t , rftfsjbw ' X, 3' '65 ' :W in ff 1 t t -u v 'N ' 'Lv ':?S'Sk 5? tr-21,5521-E' - t w ,. ' . ten' , - . . Q. 4 iflppqilafkbffx I h h T01 ' , 'E V ,, 4,,, Y 7 -tt1zss5xae0e+,w,t--Aw lemgpw . . , . W , V , , . , aw.. u ii .,,.t.,a-............. . N T N.. ' h , 4 4 - . W - f L.. F ' . , - -2 ? L . V W r N ' ' - 3 L g -4 ' N ' fs . ' . I I f Camera Club Members Seated L Ovtrpowych D Dzltckz G 0Donmll E Flrznef Pres F1 Rane Moderator T Knoerl Vlce Pres W Harris R Walers G Farrell Standing T Schocnnelter .I Darane T Muelltr E Dlclzel J McCarthy L LaBonney B Golder G Knelss M Kelly L Wlsnnerf R Maher P Rallsback Fr Rene and members experiment wllh daylight paper experiment a success CAMERA The Camera Club contmued lts large membership asm past years and once again proved to be most mterestmg for nts members The purpose of thus club lS first of all to teach the fundamental techmques of plcture taknng, then to acqualnt the members wlth the varlous processes of developmg thelr own plctures Thls year Fr Rene, the moderator, lnaugurated many new and mterestmg dlsplays and lectures Wnth the help of Kodak Co shdes and an accompanymg tape gave expert advlce on technuques of photography Also the club dld some experxmentmg nn developlng color plctures and putting together thelr own shdes The presldent of the club thus year was Earl Fltzner asslsted by Tom Knoerl the vnce president Under therr leadershlp the club has mowed ahead yet another year Out of all the clubs and teams. which are active in Timon, the Chess Club has been a pleasant surprise. This club has as its moderator. Fr. David Reddy. an avid chess player himself, who has helped the members master the game of chess. Each Wednesday, with coach L'Fr. David the club ensues in practice games to polish off the rough edges. The club after a succession of second and third place finishes in past years bounced back this year with an undefeated season and took the Queen City Chess League crown. Their victories were impressive ones in many cases and they deserve all the praise that comes their way. The Chess Club is governed by a capable statT of olhcers: Fran Wrenn. Presidcntg Bill Giczkowski, John Fitzgerald, and Al Cardoni. CHESS Radio Club lVlembersfSeated: P. Wcndzikfmxvki, Sec., J. Hullva, Prvx., Fr. David, .Vf0fl'1'l'l1f0l'. R. Kalum, Vice- Pres.. T. Slziffbrd. Trcfas. Standing: F. Wrvnn, E. I'-ffZIIC'l', J. Tamul, T. 0'CUIlII0l'. M. Braun. J. Mvnchemf, T. Sayles, D. Raifslmrk, J. Doyle. Timon's Varsity Chess TcamfScated: li HVITIIII, Fr. David. H1 Giczkowski. Standing: J. f:ffIgi'lA!llll, A. CTllI'tT0Hl', J. GlII'l'llI,'lllI. RADICD The Radio Club Linder the watchful eye of Fr. David has been resurrected this year to provide the opportunity to those students who would like to learn the rudiments of radio operating. The main purpose of this club is to teach the fundamental and prepare its members to pass the test for Ham Operators . Four ofthe members have already reached this stage. .Some of the call numbers of the club and members are WZQZR for the club, KZBUI for Fr. David, WAZBFO for Pres. Hutka and WVZKOF for J. Tamul. One member of the club is especially proud of having contacted such distant places as White Russia. Finland, New Zealand, El Salvador and Barker Island. The new' membership this year was very encouraging and the enthusiasm is high and the Club expects to be a per- manent hxture at Timon in the future. D 4 Fr. Donatus, first clerical recipient of Timorfs Man of the Year award and Lee Grosseup, prospective New Y orks Giant gridder ana' Sport Night speaker, exchange pleasantries bdbre being highlighted an stage. Being organized in 1947. the Father Club at Bishop Timon has proven itself many times over to be one ofthe most rewarding organizations ever started at the school. Each year the Father's Club goes all out to obtain out- standing personalities in the field of sports to entertain at their annual Sports Night . lt is through their efforts that the numerous athletic teams receive the best uni- forms and equipment available. The Father's Club also sponsors the annual Father-Son Communion Breakfast. which is an event that is always looked forward to by both the students and the fathers alike. This year under their new moderator, Fr. Timothy, they have more than lived up to expectations. The monthly meetings have taken a new turn in that guest speakers have been invited each month to give a special- ized talk. Among some of the speakers were Dr. G. O'Brien, a noted authority on cancerg Sargent M. Amico, a narcotic's expert and others. These talks have proven not only enjoyable but educational. The Fathers at Timon are not only proud of their sons, but the sons can be proud of what their Fathers have accomplished. FATHER'S CLUB Fr. Tim with the guests at the Father and Sons Communion Break- fast: Fr. Timothy, Whitey Martin, Fr. Cormac Walsh, Orrie Girele, and Jack Shaw. .sea HLA Fathers Club Ofliccrs and Moderator-Seated: Al. Diggim aml I-I Hahn. Standingzl. Sullivan, Fr. Timothy aml F. Fletcher. Thi' xclmul !'llf1'lt'l'l'!I lzwnnitw u lmvy am! l'lIl'I1'l'!ll7ft' place' as ilu' fnntlnvtv .ufup IIUWS' liIII'fIIlL' a nmnlhft' IIlt't'lflI3L'. J s Ever since its origin in 1948 the Mother's Club has be- come one of the more prominent social organizations of the school. This year the club under the skillful super- vision of Father Lorcan has risen to greater heights than ever before in its membership. One of the major objects of the Mother's Club is to have the mothers meet the faculty and by taking part in club activities to take an active part in their son's school. There have been regular monthly meetings to which all the mothers were invited and at these meetings guest speakers have attended and have entertained and in- formed the members. Other social activities that have always proved popular have been the annual Christmas party, the Living Rosary and the Communion breakfast. This year the club under the presidentship of Mrs. Wilson has again been not only an active one but a very bene- ficial one for Timon High. MOTHER'S CLUB K Idsf? The Otlicers of the N1other's Club: Mrs. I1 ilmn. 'lift'-PI'L',K., .Urn fTI'l'L'l. Pl't',K',, Fr. Lnrcfzn, .!Imlvru- mr. .lIr.v. Danali-v, TI'L'f1.Y., and .Vr,v. GI'l!f7'IflY, Svc. Fr. Leo Clifford, O.F..NI. lfl'A'Il'l'f7IlIc'S f'UlIlIHHIIf0II I0 the nzollzcfrxr al lllvir fmmml C 0lIll7lllIIf0l1 Bl'0llkffI.Yf. Q 16-,FIQ7 L jf.-e -Q xx Men of the Green and Gold . .. 'iff 25 'N i 3 6 la 3' j'F SmQ4?f , I 1 SPORTS x X if Q EQ M 2 . 1, ,Q 1 X 2 5 5 Q xu. 1 Footb'1ll is 'tdmittedly '1 popul'1r sport 'md proxed no exception this ye'1r of 1959 'ts the Timon vtrsity prepwred ttsell md the students looked forw 1rd to m my 1 thrtll A Hood turn out ot tlmost 1 hundred boys was encour tems: to the new eoxchma sttll' conststtna of Gene OConnot 1nd Jtmes Gtbbons But three weeks ts 1 shott ttme IH whxeh to put 1 tetm together As 'Vlr O Connot put tt tn spetlung to the student body Our Ie un ts tnexperleneed but defenstxelx we should be re ldx For the hrst three weeks these proxed to be prophettc words ts the te tm held the opposltton to very smtll x 1rd we ts thex themselxes fuled to score tt ill But tn three weeks tume the term yelled ollensnelw 1nd thu went on to wm four struaht two ol these ts the underdovs FOOTBALL Coach Gem 0 Comm: 4 xplzunv a harkfmlrz' mont to haHbbac'A Al Smllont 'VIEN OF THE GREEN AND GOLD TIMON S 1959 VARSITY FOOTBALL TFAM Front Row P Holbul J Holm: P Shim J Slum J Bari J lurht J Munn K Rllpptll U lklllllllllllll D D4lB4!lo D Ernsl D Roof Vg: K Cunmmzgs Seeond Row Mgt XI UcHalt J Haxlzmsl L Imlznomlu 'V Sumo 0 IIICIHSIKI L' HCIIIIIAQUII J Bcagcr T Ovmzlorfj Au abonxltl J Jackson A Smllom J BIICIINIIKII1 Btfxanr O I ., , ll -Ag .. . OO A' .' I , fs '--1 f Av As you read the account of the l959 season in the following pages you will of necessity wonder how a team that has lost three straight games could come back and win the next four in succession. The answer to that is simple. the team knew they were better than the record of their first three games indicated. Being possessed of the right outlook. that the past is past and it is the future that counts. they went on to prove themselves. It is easy to be proud ofa winning team. but you can be doubly proud of a team that has been counted out of the race but yet picks itself up from the grime of defeat and proves its real worth. No better compliments can be paid a high school student than the fact that he has now become a man and the 1959 Varsity Football Team of Timon be- came men by the courage and the desire they showed on the football field. A good man-a real man--can never be held down. Thishne turnout of Tirnonfans at the St. Joe's game gave evidence to the fact that the spirit among the rooters was as high as the spirit among the team. CARRIED THE COLORS . . J. Ryan, Mgr. J. Malvey. Third Row: Moderator, H. Linus, Line Coach, Mr. James Gibbons, J. Dono- hue, R. llfliller, J. 0'Connar, B. Collins, D. Lee, J. Slack, J. Kerber, D. Danahy, G. Stevens, J. lvlalinow- xki, J. Bears, J. Stanley, B. lvluellcr, D. Zasada, J. C onnors, J. I-'itzpatrick. J. Danahy. Head Coach Mr. Gene O'Connor. , . , .v ' 'Q - -. . , - - .. V 1 ' ' '. -, f - ' f 4' .1 - . .- A 'f' N- '-' ' 'f'1. ' lf'4'-.t.+- 1 4-517' , . s 4. e , v. ' ' V ' 4- . 'J 4 -. ,. . , .- -M 4- -f, Y .. ' .Y . - fee.. 37 Dan Danahy pulls down Ray Paske of St. Joe's as Murry Regan streaks to assist him. Ea' Hennigan of Timon gets the frst shot at a Canisius back as an unidentU'ied player moves in to help out. 38 ST. JOE'S 13-TIMON 0 With only three weeks of practice under their belts, the Tigers undertook a herculean task when they encoun- tered St. Joe's at Civic Stadium, who at the time were riding high on the crest of a 25 game winning streak. These were the champions, and no one had to remind the Tigers of this. On a perfect day for football, Coach Gene O'Connor's inexperienced Tigers clashed head on with The Champs. For three quarters the tenacious Tigers and the Marauders fought to a standstill. In the fourth quarter the experience of St. Joe's paid oh' as they pushed across two touch- downs. The linework of Dave Ernst, George Syzamanski, Dick Zazada and Ted Overdorf was outstanding. The Tiger's defensive unit played brilliantly. ln the Tiger backfield Jack Horner, playing his first varsity game, was also a standout. OF THE SCHOOL, VALIANTLY . . CANISIUS 7-TIMON 0 After playing such an outstanding first game the Tigers suffered a slight let down for the second game. On the other hand, Canisius was fired up for the game against their Southside rivals. The Crusaders managed to engi- neer only one sustained drive all day but they made it count when they pushed over from the Timon two-yard line on a fourth down and goal-to-go situation. Almost the entire game was played in Canisius terri- tory. Four times the Tiger attack stalled inside the 20- yard line. The Tigers just could not seem to come up with the big play when they needed it and were contin- ually hampered by penalties. Once again the interior line play of the Southsiders drew praise. Even though-they were upset and had yet to score the Tigers' spirit remained high as they set their sights on the Duffy game. DUFFY 6-TIMON 0 The meeting of the Timon and DulTy gridders proved to be mostly a defensive battle for both teams. Although the Southsiders gave the fans an excellent exhibition of football, the boys from Duffy in the end emerged vic- torious over the Tigers. This was the third setback in a row for Timon's eleven. Duffy scored when their quarterback, Joe Ryan, com- pleted a pass to John Jaconelli on the ten and he ran the remaining distance for the lone and winning TD of the day. Although Timon penetrated deeply into the Duffy zone, they failed to hit pay dirt for the third straight game. The game was a hard fought one but DufTy's vic- tory proved that they received the opportunity and took .l? advantage of it. The sight of Johnny Mann clearing Dougherty's end became a familiar sight just as he is shown here picking up big yardage. ..!- ,na ' ,V -.IAS - 49-s-5-':'a4b.'ff ,5,ig, ' Jlkvff' -.M lui 'Mo .A 5'-PK:-.N ' I-as . -Ni... T J 'L' 4 ' ' 1 .T-1i3'ffiu 4. J L' -we A-1 .1 Mtv ' ' . - - W - ' f...-7 ' .1 Q 1. i , -.ry f Q- if .174 i'..l 4'-3 1' ,-NXT' .3 ew' gs ,g 1'4!g:: L, 3, Tjsvl Y .r- i J :ei Ji ' , K, f' , - ,ana ' . ,.,fs,,Kifa?L 311 U :rQi:,4gaz,,:II'Q Q: .r -V 1 . sl gi . l, if 4 , -V ...P ,lg , V, 4- ' I 4. ig - -J'-'i e'f'ft f7!1 giia e-:lifxfi ' tra-X 1 PL' '- 'Q' . ,, , . ' . -1 1'-4 mx 6 , . . c '3..,7f 'z' -a ..'1 s.fu.. in . 1 -, f, -. - .alfa 'E' wflq fi' .pb E gf ev ' Q. M , .K f -X 'W Jack Horner is hauled down after picking up valuable yardage lhrough Ihe cenrer of DuHy's line. TIMON 34-DOUGHERTY 0 Victory at last! On a very windy fall afternoon Timon smothered the new entry into the league, Cardinal Dougherty, by a score of 34-O to break their winless streak. Early in the game with the help of the hard running of Jack Horner and Lenny Kalinowski Timon worked the ball down to the opposition's 16-yard line. From there Kalinowski lugged the ball for a touchdown and the first score of the game and of the season. The extra point was made and Timon led 7-0. From this point on Timon's offense shifted into high gear but the defensive team too was practically impreg- nable to any oilensive maneuvers the young Dougherty team tried. The fine passing of Joe Kerber accounted for another score in the second quarter. Starting the second half with a 13 point bulge the Tigers turned loose their runners Jim Bieger, John Man and Dale DelBello for 21 more points. The hurt of the first three games was lessened in the general atmosphere of victory. down re! another Ryan back TIMON I3 FALLON 0 ln the srxth grmc ol the seison Trmon met 1 formrd tble opponent rn Brshop F rllon from the Northsrde They entered the Qrme as underdogs and emerged the vrctors On the second play from scrrmmage Murrry Regtn took r hand off from quarterback Joe Kerber and went the drstance of 90 yirds for r touchdovm After Trmon got the edge thrs turned rnto 1 defense battle between the two teams Men lrke Syzmanskr Zasada Slack Ernst and Srewrc constantly brought down Fallon men for very short or no earns at all ln the second quarter Murray Regan was swrtched to the lonely end posrtron and after settrng the pl ry up nrcely Joe Kerber hrt Regan wrth a down the mrddle pass on the I5 yard lrne and Regan carrred rt the rest of the way The score was I3 0 rn favor of Trmon at the half way mark and rn the second halfthe defense held solrdly agarnst runnmg as vsell as passrng to enable the Trgers to brrng home an rmpressrve shut out vrctory TIMON 33-RYAN 0 After therr rmpressrye wrn over Cardrnal Dougherty the men from South Buffalo took on the Ryan Rrms No one seemed rmpressed wrth Trmons lone wrn so Ryan wis the favorrte But what should haxe been a close game turned rnto a rout Trmon hrt pay drrt nyc tlmeS The frrst touchdown came rn the hrst quarter After a sust uned drrve Murray Regan blotted over from the three yard lme Thrs was Regan s first TD rn a Trmon unrform but rt was not to be hrs last by any means He went on to score two more touchdowns rn the gime to break hrs four year famrne wrth a feast The thrrll of the day came when Jack Horner took a punt on hrs own 42 yard lme and wrth the help of some beautrful blockrng especrally bv Regan streaked down the srdelrnes for a touchdown Defensrwely too Trmon as a team vras out standrng Ryan who had a hrghly regarded offense was constantly stopped for short garns and therr hrghly rated pass offense was stalled contrnuously Dan Danahy exen managed to prek off one of these passes and return rt 44 yards for a TD GRACIOUS WINNERS Fallon s ourslandrng ana' Jeri y .lakubczak grabs a pass as Johnny Mann and Murry Regan prepare to upend hrm I . I I ' A 1 Iv ' Z . . . . , . Z 1 D . 1 1 1 1 2 H . V. Z V ' V ' . 1 1 ,1 - - I In 1 . Q 1 1 ' 1 1 , Murray Regan mover in hom his line backing position Io pull . I gr - ' 2 ' . 1 ' - g ' L . J . K . V , .- 1 I 1 i HL L ' 2 ' ' f 2 z ' . ' . I 1 1 2 . . ' . I TIMON I3-BAKER VICTORY 0 The Tigers posted their fourth consecutive victory by downing their rivals from Lackawanna I3-0. The game, played at Lackawanna Stadium, was slowed considerably by the worst playing conditions encountered all year long. It was a cold rainy night, with the field being a sea of mud. The Green and Gold drove 54 yards the first time they got the ball. The drive featured by the hard running of Murray Regan was completed when he ripped off tackle for 6 yards and the TD. The fired-up Braves from Baker held the Tigers until the 4th quarter when they started another drive. Featured by the expert ball handling of Sophomore quarterback, Jim Stanley, the drive was con- cluded when Murray Regan bolted into the end zone for his second score of the day and his seventh in his last three games. The bright spot of the day was Jim Stanley, who showed promise of good things to come in the future. MANLY LOSERS! l l l l l .4 A I Dick Zasada and .lack Slack open lhe gales but a Baker defender has managed to get in the back door. AQUINAS I9-TIMON 7 Timon journeyed to Aquinas of Rochester for their last game in an attempt to win their fifth victory in a row and avenge a 34-6 loss suffered last year at the hands of the Little Irish . By using sweeping end runs and short tiat passes the Little Irish took a I9-O lead before the Tigers were able to hit paydirt on a Keber to Stallone pass which covered 63 yards. The Tigers had the opportunities but were hindered by fumbles and penalties. The whole starting unit of the Tigers was to be com- mended for their line play. The Tigers. once again showed. as they had all year. that they would not quit. The loss evened the Tigers' season record at 4 wins and 4 losses. Although the season could not be called tre- mendous it could be called a success because of their fine comeback. Congratulations are also in line for head coach. Gene O'Connor. line coach. Jim Gibbons and the rest of the coaching stafi for a job well done. F1rstRow M Collins J lrum M Rtnkas C Emhof L Reiner J Bodlun D Merton W Kolek B Forsythe J 0 Connor J Dujy D Roof Second Row J Cartenulo J Boris D Brady T Dans P Garvin L Conde! T Duhan T White K Bachara D Wadsnorth B Roherls J Danahy Thlrd Row Line Coach Mr PaulLJ ons P Rubaek T Frontera T Caldwell P Shanks P Shine D Kenyon J Anzalone T Kc 111 B Duhan J Bcvelacqua T Evert J Cosgrove C ouch Mr Forsvthe The Baby Bengals came through wlth a very lmpres slve season Llke the vars1ty team thelr greatest handlcap was mexperlence But under the dlrectlon of the1r capable coach Duke Forsythe thls was remedned to the pomt that as the season went on the team became more lmpresslve They chalked up five wms over the followlng opponents Blshop Fallon Camslus Archblshop Walsh of Olean Aqulnas Instltute of Rochester and Cardmal Dougherty Thelr one loss came at the hands of St Joe s who has Tzmon end mes a dance step along :he szdehne as he mes ra dominated football ln the Cathohc league for the past pzek of an eluszve pass and dodge a Walsh defender few years The score was 26 14 The lone tre came ln the second meetlng wlth Archblshop Walsh who due to the fact that they are only two years m exrstence are playmg only J V competltlon In all fairness ll must be noted that Tlmon played thls game wlthout many of thelr stars who had moved up to the vars1ty for the final game There were many promlslng stars among the Jumor Varslty Stanley at quarterback stood out constantly as a more than capable ball handler In the runn1ng depart ment Breger and Davls performed llke vars1ty men on many occaslons In the lme men l1ke Anzalone Mlller and Shanks were constantly seen commg up from the bottom of plles at the lme of scrlmmage Thelr record alone speaks all the pralse that IS necessary to msure Tlmon of good football ln the years to come I .T .l. ...- ln. X . U . V., I ., I. . , ' ' 9 ' 9 ' 1 ' 1 - 9' u - , - , - , . , . , . . ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - , . ' , . , ' ' 1 1 1 ' , ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 - . . . . , . , . , . , . , 1 . ,. ,. ,. , . , . JIVI ' ' ' ' . '. 1 9 3 N ' 9 ' 9 The Timon Hockey team, under the faithful coaching of.loe Collern and its moderator, Fr. Paschal. completed the 59-60 season with a mediocre but fast improving 8-12-3 record. The carefully chosen sixteen who made the team, with Vinney Shipe as their captain, began practice in Sep- tember at Stamfor, Ontario. They practiced there once a week until Fort Erie's Arena opened in November, where they played most of their games. Since re-entering the league three years ago, this year's team was by far the best. lt started out with a tremendous surge of energy which brought it quickly up to first place, with only five games of the twenty three game schedule played. However, as the season progressed, the inexperience of the team caught up with them as they lost a series of heartbreakers by one and two goals. HOCKEY Timon s Hockey TLlI'l1 Kneeling .l Mahoney Manager F Lipka V Shipc, R. Gannon, P.S1'mon1'ck, E. Kempkes, R. Handzlik, W. Wagnu A Hamiohan Managu Standing Coach .loc Collcin J Doherty, G. Stewarf, R. Main, T. Filzpatrick, W. Miller, H. Kuram, Q-of ,t...L . -'sn gd Terry Eckerl, one of thc' unsung lwroes. glws if 6'l'0l'.l'flIlllg ln' has as he !'0l'l'l'L'If lln' lll.l'I 50 yarrls ry' the Dl'll1M'!Il'L' Park coursr. .lim Sahvr, crippled hy ifU1n'ivs nmsr fy' Ilia season. still man- aged to scorn' many precious palms. if 0, All-Cafhalic Tom Russell leads fhe pack of Timon runners as he did all season. Without a doubt the bright spot of Timon's athletic endeavors came not in one ofthe major sports but in one of the so called minor sports-namely the 1959 Cross Country team. This supposedly was the year that Timon was weak on manpower, but what they lacked in man- power they made up for in determination and guts. Rely- ing on their past performances alone they were supposed to breeze by the weaker teams in the league, but Fallon and St. Joe's both had, on paper, the teams that could end Timon's superiority. But as happens so many times pre-season predictions proved so much talk. Timon took on St. Joe's and knowing this was the big one the harriers gave it everything they had and this was enough to edge Fallon by live points. With one giant down they encountered St. .loe's and again these unsung heroes were up for the race and they came through in the clutch. In going another year undefeated Timon extended its win- ning streak to 44 straight meets. They have never been beaten since the day they entered this sport. The records do not show it but undoubtedly this is something of a high school record. Much ofthe credit for this fine show- ing must of necessity go to the Coach, Mr. Palano. Be- sides showing the boys how to run he has year after year been able to instill in his teams a great desire to win. And many times it has been this desire rather than mere ability that has proved to be the difference in a close meet. Carrying on in the same style Timon's harriers went on to be the victors in the annual All-Catholic Meet. Again they were pitted against not one but two teams that could supposedly defeat them and again men like McMahon and Diggins gave that big kick in the home stretch to pull ahead and changed the whole complexion of the meet. But even then they were not satisfied. The Annual High School Meet at Lemoyne University has become the jewel of Western New York Cross Country competition. In the two previous years Timon had finished third and second respectively. there was only one thing to do and that was to be number one, and that they were. In com- petition with eleven high schools from the State of New York they proved once and for all that they were the Aflike Dzggins shows the szrain Best . Tom Russell came in an unexpected first and ofthe gruelling type of race John McMahon followed him in the third spot with 1hntCrossCountryis. other men like Blest. Saber and Diggins scoring precious points. So the curtain comes down on Timon's most suc- cessful season, may there be more to follow. CROSS COUNTRY TIMON'S 1959 CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM-First Row: G. Erickson, L. Meers, M. Casey, M. McGraw, J. Flynn, J. McMann, M. Mercer, B. Hens, D. Stoddard, R. Bevilacqua, J. O'Connor, R. Conley, B. Spinelli. Second Row: Mgr. F. Russerl, J. Muldoon, J. Travis, B. Burke, R. Dirk, P. Becker, D. Hens, J. Daley, D. Gorski, J. McNamara, J. Rudick, T. Vadakin, R. Melancon. Third Row: Moderalor Fr. Evan, J. Rice, T. Eekerl, J. McMahon, M. Diggins, L. Augustine, J. Murdough, J. Saber, M. Blesl, J. Mollowy, T. Russell, J. Virko, P. Bakalik, S. Talfy, B. Casey, Coach Mr. Mel Palano. 'XE Dan Donoian gc t lzlgh Ill the dll to conllol Ihr op: mug lap agzumr Wind um BASKETBALL SCORE BOARD Tzmon Opponent S c or e St Francis Mt Carmel Mmdzenty Aquinas Canisius Baker Victory St. Joe's St. Francis Bishop Ryan Bishop Duffy Bishop Fallon Canisius Baker Victory St. Joe's Aquinas Bishop Ryan Bishop Duffy Bishop Fallon ff , l':H.l:!.ufl1'I JK A 1 Quai I 4 0 , s kulzoli' 5fuv hx- Wlrpldfwl x il' .q l9l 4 '7ill'41 g. 4 9 5 luligh W M, ' : 'sf 9 ., 2- - ? .Y .X . f-.- A1 .lrllvn lvnpnn 1 l lrlurx' -v-'Z' ' :fum Uum! 'S ,. 5: , .L 1- A' ' -w,a'r as 'f t.l ' 1- vw: Sv. A mwL'1'- vw nw 0' s H f s , ,vt Y . - 5 ld Af ' v ' 1 ' s I K ,v .1 A 9 A V, Q Nu Q vt, H n if is K , . ---an 'My' H- afv A ' twnnt I . ! 'a, ' A I an ,. N . ,W tv ' I A ' A ' 1 . . v Q 4 Y U Q' . - , a , . . ,-A 1. Farid 1 o' 'K u H ,ww 0' o'gM ln I 4' 'K' A - 'aff 7 ' I . , f x-.ui is lb: f u Q ' aww 7-'v . 4 guru ' .. ,Uma r- . ' 1 he- d ln!-14 . 'r --u 'ff sp..-A - . Q., 1 ,,. Masq f. ff- gf- ! 'U' lfluvl: rf. 1, II Q f 4 3.3 ' , , Rf Q -, ln.. I vt V, lillllf. N. 1- lf: llllurll N 4.1, wr K l fn N 1 flkl -1 Y ,.. .if-.....,i ', I ,,'l. , fx. Ccmcr, tTopJ Clmrlz Uv! Palmm. fBotIomy .Umfuramr lr. If .Yurhw-1. lfirclc. Clockwiscj .lulmny Umm, C'z1p1.. Dun Dunuvun. Bah Gvgurglkzrlfzur. PIII SIbI'llt'lINll, Tim DIIVIAA, Hvfllllcfl' .xfl'l!L'l', .lim xfilfll- lunv, .lim BL'l'I'llll'lf!lI1, Hub .xfl'IIfxfL'h'fCI. .lim .xfllfI,lIOH'Xlxl'. .Uilm Idrlflvy. 0... N 4-- 3- -.11 Q: 2: 9 x Qu, u rt' .3 Q fp. gf - gl: 1 , or I4 4 ll ., , 'xxx . ,A . . ,V M., , ,. ,.,,,,, flnmunn I3 Slug- I1 finxnn Sun,-3 1 -, Af, 'wan ,-x n 'L r 4- S4 ' 29 '1' .mmf H fa- S' 1- ..e :1 W wg- r,.-FQ!- .,.A- '-KAW Y Y , 1 M- ,. ,, J, . I ,, MJ 1959-1960 TIGERS f.,, .,.,,,,,,, Mike Kinm'y lu! ga wifli a jump slmr against Fallon. AND SPORTS LIKE CONDUCT . . Coach NIU! Palana maps our the slralegy during a lime our. 44 Although the Tigers muddled through a mediocre sea- son of 9 wins and 9 losses. their hustle and spirit was to be commended. Being a team composed of mostly Sopho- mores and Juniors. they lacked the necessary experience to cope with some of the other seasoned teams. Often they were faced with a discouraging height problem where each man on the team would be out sized by his opponent, but they fought this with speed, hustle and drive. The team was molded around Captain John Mann. a senior All-Catholic guard. The smallest man on the team. what John lacked in size. he made up for with speed. drive and all around ball handling. He averaged l6.0 points a game to lead the Tiger's offensive etTorts. Coach Mel Palano also unveiled quite a few promising prospects. Dan Donovan. a junior. averaged 8 points a game. led the team in rebounds with 135 and had the best field goal percentagef42 j. Jim Malinowski. a big. strong Junior with a good eye. won many a close ball game with his jump shot elTective from all points. He will be heavily counted on next year. Mike Kinney. Jim Bevilacqua. Bob Minkiewicz and Bob Gegenfurtncr saw much action and gained valuable experience which will put the Tigers back in contention for the League crown in years to come. .lim ,Valln1m'.vlu' c'l4'm's' llre hvarzlv l2'lll'l'IIg lln' Fallon game as Dan Donovan .slanclv by I0 assixl. if as My ws ls'- ln league play Timon compiled a record of 5-7, with many of the losses coming in the nnal minutes of play. The first two league games proved disastrous as the co- favorites, Canisius and Baker-Victory scored consecutive wins. However the one bright spot even in defeat was the emergence of John Mann as a future All-Catholic. Dan Donoyan led the way in the victory over St. Joe's with l7 points. ln the Duffy game John Mann notched Timon's high individual score for the season when he scored 25 points. Without a doubt the big moment of the season came in Timon's second encounter with Canisius. After having been soundly beaten in the first game the Bengals showed real hustle and a desire to win when they handed the league leaders their first setback of the season. lt was a team victory but the outstanding play ofJim Malinowski and Dan Donovan on both defense and offense proved to be the difference and they held Dick Meyer. the Cani- sius high scorer. scoreless from the floor. The remainder of the second round followed the pat- tern ofthe first round as Timon lost to the stronger Ryan. Fallon and Baker while they were registering wins over the weaker St. .Ioe's and Duffy. ,f All Jim .xllIlflI0lt'.llv'f lll.l',Y um' in :luring lflr' ill. Ci!II'II1l'lAf'!1HlL'. Buff Gtjg'w1f2rl'lrlt'l' .HTIIIY In fn' ,SlH'l'II1lllllL'!l by finni- ,u'm' :nun bill will lH!llI!I'L'l'Y IU Crum' zfmfn will: tht' I't'f7t1HN!l. Dun Dwwmrz Il'l't'S lzii jump .SfIOI from Ilzt' UHI,Xl.Kl4'. Timon's Junior Varsity: Coach Dnkv FUIZX-l'lfIL'. D. Curr, R. F01'xyfl1c'. P. C'lz'ur-r. J, QlIQ5'ft',l', R. Duke, P. Gurri. P. Shine. J. Fnrun, D. Gorski, P. SClll'C'l.C'l', G. Bakalilf, R. Bewiv. Bob Bemis' jumps lllfh in flu' air fl'-Vfllll' In .sink mn' in claw. Having to contend with a complete lack of experience and a lack of height this year's Junior Varsity was pitted against some of the most outstanding .l.V.'s that the Catholic League of Buffalo has ever seen. Averaging well under six feet and in some cases giving as many as 5 or 6 inches to teams like St, Joe's and Canisius, the Junior Varsity had to substitute ball control and hustle and in many cases this was not enough as they would be soundly beaten in rebounding by their taller opponents. Despite their handicaps the team did manage a respectable 8 won l0 loss record. G. Bakalik and Bob Forsythe were not only the high scorers for the team but were the men who time and time again rose to the occasion on defense as well to lead their teammates to victory. J .V. BAS K ETBALL Buh Furxvrlliv f7l1IIfl'S -flu' ll Wlmimzl !Ig!IiIl.Yl Iwo ra mic mlzlr. ABC' ...Q- ..' --' '.: ,,, wa.. 9 1-1- At Ihr' plulv, Charlie Fest trying I0 win a game for him.wU. BA Last year the Timon Tigers. under Coach Mel Palano. notched a mediocre 6 won 4 lost season. However a key hit or play in a few of their close losses would have enabled them to win the league crown, but the clutch hitting was not there. Frank Cipriani and George Gegen- furtner earned themselves a spot on the All-Catholic Team forthe second year by posting 361 and 474 batting averages respectively. Cipriani played center held and won many a game on his long ball hitting. Gegenfurtner though not as spectacular was just as consistant at short- stop. The Tiger's initial effort against St. Joe's was spoiled as they dropped a 3-2 decision. Bob Miller, though tagged with the defeat, struck out eleven while at the plate George Gegenfurtner got two hits. At Delaware Park it was a different story when Timon downed Cani- sius 3-1 behind the brilliant pitching of Chuck Fest who posted a 3 hitter. Larry Carr was the big otfensive star for Timon slamming 2 hits in 3 times at bat. Ken Crosson's single with 2 out in the bottom of the 8th enabled The Tigers to salvage a 3-2 victory over Ryan at Caz. Larry Carr again had the big bat as he managed 3 hits while Cipriani tripled in the fifth to tie the score and set up Crosson for his game winning hit. SEBALL 54. 'Y 15 '. 'lf K ' 1 4 l ' . Z K . fi f- 'ttf a fl W -.41 5. -gf df 2, 5 M t 1 ff X 4 3 1' f THE l960 TlN1ON VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM-Kneeling: D. Gorski, W. Casey, NI. Kinmarlin, J. Quigley, J. Horner, AI. O'Hw'n cu1zl.l. Cz11mi:urr2. Standingl .'lI0dcramr Fr. Colzala' Hwzdzmmli, O.F..'lI., Nlanager D. Afllfillll, ill. Cipriani, J. OQCUIIIIOF, L. Kalinowrki, L. Carr, D. DulBvllo. P. Marzka, J. Bicgar, B. Gegwdiirincfr. Coach Mel Palano and Fr. Simon Schillon. -11 fl A 2-run squeeze play in the top of the seventh decided the Fallon game in favor of the Bengals, 7-5. Once again it was Frank Cipriani who led the Timon assault with 3 hits while Ken Crosson and George Gegenfurtner had two apiece. In the last game of the first round, Timon downed Duffy 5-0, as Chuck Fest notched his third straight win. Ken Crosson, Brian Guest and Cip evenly divided six hits. At the end of the first round, it appeared as though Timon was on its way to a second straight title, having compiled a 4-l record. However, their attack bogged down in the second round as they won two of five games. At St. .loe's field the Tigers avenged their only previous loss by coming from behind to win. 3-2. Bob Miller also reversed an earlier loss to St. Joe's as he twirled a three hitter, while striking out 410, despite some sloppy fielding by his teammates. Bill Deegan and Cip each had 3 hits. Ryan nipped the Bengals 3-2 at Houghton Park, in what proved to be the turning point of the season. Timon out hit Ryan, but the inability to hit in the clutch and some defensive lapses lost the game. George Gegen- furnter and Len Kalinowski, with 3 and 2 hits respec- tively, spearheaded the Timon attack. At Caz. Timon succumbed to Canisius 1-0, before the one hit pitching of Al Cooper. Charlie Fest, after a shaky start, settled down to pitch steady ball, but his team mates failed to reach Cooper. Timon lost a scoring chance in the last inning as poor base running and Cooper's clutch pitching permanently shut the door to victory. ',.x',Vp.-. ' THEY FURTHERED .. Ken Cro5.r0n digxfbl' lhird in a big way against R yan. Dan Gormfy kicks up Ihr' dust Brian Bigelow gels mlm' wood on the hall in lhe St. Jor' game. as he slides in under ilu' lag. A l,, A, Q .- Q -1, George Gegenfurrner receives a toss from his brolher Bob in an attempl ro cur down a Ryan man ar 2nd. THE PRESTIGE OF THE SCHOOL. With all hopes of a title game gone, the Tigers finished up by beating Fallon, and then losing a close decision to Duiiy in Niagara Falls. In summing up the season Mr. Palano the coach hit the nail on the head when he said of the season, It was rather disappointing to have so many men back from a championship team and then through basic mistakes to see them let the championship slip through their fingers? That was about the story in a nut shell. The team was well experienced, well balanced except for depth in the pitch- ing staii' and yet in crucial games when a hit or a routine play was needed it was not delivered. Success is built on fundamentals and where the fundamentals fail to hold their ground the whole structure will fall. A word of praise must go to some who at times shone like stars, namely Frank Cipriani, George Gegenfurtner, Ken Crosson and Charlie Fest. There were others but these names stand out as the stars of the 1959 Timon Baseball Team and in what could be termed a mediocre season it was heartening to see their steady performances. Student support of the baseball team was sadly lacking this season. All to often when one looked over the spec- tators the faces of Timon students were not there. If there had been a little yell now and then in those crucial moments the team might have produced that extra little punch that would have made the difference. One thing we can always keep in mind is the fact that if the team had been supported as it should the championship cup might still be at Timon where it belongs. THE l960 J.V. BASEBALL TEAM: Kneeling Front: Maxtor Gary. First Row: D. Carney, B. Forsylhv, P. Simonirk, R. Dulw, W. Bvml, R. Schultz and R. Marlin. Second Row: N. Siwivc, J. Jarocinski, J. Furman, T. Fiuparrick, J. Miller, J. C'oslz'llo, J. Anzalunv, Manager D. Coffin and Coach Bob Barrows. Third Row: W. Mullen, B. Main, A. Scsciano and G. Bakalik. The Baby Bengals under coach Tommy Van Remmen. a former All-Catholic pitcher at Timon, compiled a 6-3 record. A few games that could have gone either way with a few breaks could have meant an undefeated season. The .I.V. dropped Ryan 6-0 and 6-I, St. .Ioe's 3-l and 6-0. vo-1 Timun'.v lhird baseman, Mika' Whalen, wailx for a lair' throw from thc' outfield ax LI S f. Joe runner 5lia'v.v in .s'qf2'ly. J . V. Vary nice fiIl'IlI by Mr. l'Vllll!t'll hill lu' forgot ,s'omc'rhing-- In hi! thc' ball. St. Mary's I3-5 and St. Francis 4-l, while losing to Canisius twice 7-6 and I0-6, also to St. Francis I-0. In the second St. Francis game, which St. Francis won I-0, Dick Dziegelski of the Red Raiders, the younger brother of Timon's Ron Dziegelski fired a no-hitter while his squad managed only 2 hits all day. The game deciding run in the 5th inning was scored on an infield single, a sacrifice and 2 errors. T 'dill' u Q :W ' l 5 Flu nas tht lucky numbu last rpttng at tht st ftu Tzntomtts non thc Western New York Schonlboy Tomnament at Dansullc Rn the fihh time Standing Fred Kull Mrk! Snafczuk Vlodetator H Goidlan .lake Pftvtef Paul Piuctll Kneeling Jot Purctll AND SHOWED The 1960 Timon Golf Team Standing Jaltt Pfister Wodttutor Fr Gordtan Captain Paul Purcell Kneeling Paul Altco Bob Gcgenhtrtnu and Tom Burltt This marked the first year that the golfers were called out on the links in the Spring and the Fall. The Spring season was highly successful. as Timon went on to win every match. bringing their total to 19 straight wins. The turning point of the season came when Timon defeated Canisius in an overtime match. The score was tied six all after the regulation I8 holes. It took three more holes before the duet of Joe Purcell and Mike Snajczuk came through to beat their opponents. Two Timonites received All-Catholic positions-Joe Purcell and Jake Pfister. The Fall season was not so successful. Timon started out on the right foot by defeating St. Francis ll-1. Then two straight loses to St. Joe's and Canisiusjust about put an end to any possibility of Timon repeating as champs for the third straight year. Timon closed out the season with a victory over Baker-Victory-95-ZW. Again Jake Pfister came through as the big gun and took an All- Catholic berth. GOLF W ut Nusa Wltlz lui tit on thc ball and a stiff lejl arm Jultt Pjivtu comm UNI of Il rand ttap In fmt Sl!! lt v '1,,- , 14 - -' - if, -1 ' 'wi 1 , . . ,' . . . , ,A . , ' . . , ' . , , no 'N 4 ,- ee l , , - ' . ., . ,, ' - ' '. ,,, , ' . . ,. , . , . - .A I 1 - ' 1 ,- 1. fi ',- ff - ' ',- V1 r ! i S. h' Egg. . N fl' ff1L'lJlllIt'!'hf lirvrallr pulx L'l'L'I'-l'lhl'IltL' IIIIIU his .xhr11p111 1l11'uw. Sllllltllfl huml wurl. ,w111l,x L1'gs 0'B1'i1'11 1111 his way l'II Ihr' wr'u111l lap ry lhu 1'1'lz1,1', T R A C K THE PRINCIPLES TAUGHT THEM . TlMON'S l960 VQRS TY,TRACK TEAM flayvfrjrduby Ihvir coach JL'I'I'j' JUIIUII 011 Ihr' Inf! and their new 1110du1'a1r11' Fr. Guy Ryan, 0.F..V on the right. if '15 1 'gpt9i 'f' '7 , mf ff? Dennis HOCkIIIIllh shows Ihe form am1'poi.ve thai varmfrz' him his All-Catholic raling. The bowling season started early this year with the team getting off to a bad start losing two of its first four matches. At this point Timon made its move on Baker Victory who was in first place, with St. Mary's of Lan- caster following closely behind. These three teams matched each other almost game for game so that the champion- ship was decided in the last match of the season when Timon met St. Mary's who had replaced Baker Victory as the league leaders. Being two games out of first place Timon needed a three game sweep over St. Mary to take the crown. After winning the first game of the series the Timon keglers ran into a bad streak and drop the crucial game of the season. Some of the outstanding men on the bowling team were Capt. Paul Hoffman and Dennis Hochmuth, both ofthe All-Catholic Team and Dan Hurley who placed second in the All-Catholic Tournament. BOWLING Timon's Bowling Team+Kneeling: D. Hockmurh, P. Hoffman, J. Egan. Standing: J. Furman, B. Coluinan, Fr. Simon, Modwutor, F. Gerard, D, Hurley, SCOREBOARD Timon Wins Opponent Losses l Ryan 3 3 St. Mary's of Lan. 3 3 Dougherty 0 2 St. Francis 4 6 St. Joe's O 3 St. Maryls of the Deaf 0 5 Baker Victory l 4 Fallon 2 Paul Dllllllllj' lvupx IIIQYII IIKHIVIIXI Fr. NUl'fJL'l'I and l r. Simon in tha' Swlior Faculty ganna 5 A Iypical, lively clzvuring seclion al one of flu' homo ganzes. Svnior Bzlxkvrlloll lfllrumurul f1IllIIIlf7.Yff'0HI Room IUU. Junior Bll,S'kt'IhlIH lnlranlural Cl1ump,x'ji'on1 Room 200. .lark Tobin is no! 0IlljlIHlf7lbIIlL' Wilt Csllfllilbtl lain, ln' is just working ou! on ilu' Irumpollnc if., 3.1 Q' 1 Young Men Prodded on By Deft Hands . . . f -- :.! 'H Q E 5,7 -:, , v- ' :f ,, .41 f 115' fl ... ..,- - Y lp V'-W .- L5 'V' ,,'l' P 'T '-' ,,,' 5 I -T , Qi 'FXR X UNDERCLASSIVIEN Tm X WW W if my We. the Freshmen class oliicially became a part of Timon when we were initiated. This initiation showed us the give-take spirit of Timon. The Seniors gaxe and we took! Our introduction to the Friars was most astound- ing. Imagine finding a friend as well as a priest and an instructor. We enjoyed the independancy of Nash Hall although we always felt a close union with the Main Building. Haxing our own laboratory and library pro- xided all the necessary materials for a good education. The intra-mural sports emphasized the friendly rivalry between rooms. A loss did not mean a failure but instead meant that we would haxe to work harder in order to succeed at JN. and Varsity sports. We were definitely impressed by the wide range of clubs and extra-curricular actixities from which to choose. We elected John Schree- nan. President and Robert Roberts. Vice President on otiicial xoting machines. Our hope is to forge ahead through the coming years with an undaunted hope ol graduation and success in life. FRESHIVIEN Front Row 1 J. .llm'un. J. Jtlilill, D. Slllll. R. Cimilui. J. L!lH'I't'lll'l'. H. Sllllllflllitllx. J. linrm. D. SHl'l'lllL'A. Second Row: R. .N'ui1wiy, R. ,lIl1llL'l'. T. .4c'liI,i'l. T. lX'tlH1flIXfxl', D. Paul. T, .ll1iullt'r. J. Ixikwiiziri. P. lluliA.J. Bmlltln. IJ. E1'c'l1lt'r. T. CTIIIIHIVHNQ. R. Ciii!1'lm'i1n'l1. J. llrzlmfivy. H. lfllfffllll. Third Row: lj. Diul:t'l. G. Rmlliu. T. lima, IQ Zi1,x1u111pmixAi, P. RuJr,'ei'x. J. Dt' llurm, R. .lfllC',klTlllIHIl. D. fyCiUlIll0I', S. Hukun. ll. Dillon. D. Rl'L'.Yf'fI. L. CillH!1L'H, P. li'w1zl:l'lir1ii1xAi. D. Hw'w'. l1'. Ik'fc'lZHIlHI, x I ts t IT!! llllllllll '--. -.-. ... -.... sv-n .fm 5517 I 'QQ ' if K ,fa- fm' i r HX 5 ,gs I , 3 I -. Q if 'Ng I 4 Q. f Nxa 1 1 f - . L V A- 5 fix Z, A N , in I XR W W I 5 K f ,'rg', ,X X 3 4 X ,xg X Q 1 -aw' 7 .f ff'x ,.f 5 3' 1 45 ' ,bf ,. ' ga ,V Hx ' Q M , ., 5' :,,,5,ycy f' N 2 D ..- 1 fav n X , K N .WM wil U - WH 'W X -li? :ly , Q Q-3 sm I s s ' ' .fx -x K ' ' ,- FK' LQQQX? An E ,, -MA, xi Him Lf if 5 A l , Q F 6 V' sw , g 3 X. K 7 x L 1- 5 22 - Q V , I '?sn...,,- W ' v-' K 'EQQQ -MAX 4 f 0 ii: S ' p ' YZ 2 txN' ,V.:.T,g aw ? I 1 Y' 2 5 s A - ...W N.. N H 'Q ,4 1 fy! ssh' Ma . K , t ' W Q ' V 2 5' 'qrk 1 it .Q bs .- .. AM li V1 Msg- Ez? r f A1 kb N-S R 52 ' V ' A 42 ' QA Qs-S X Fink R. , . mf' 114Q41fg225Efi X' D S V .f!?, -..,. qv M ' Nfff -N. mg: Q Soplmnmrr' niozlvrulor and .VUIIKIIU r'w1vwn'. Till'-l' are, Seatedt D. Warlsworfli, VIPCL'-Pl't'.Y., H: G'lc'.vlim', G. EI'l'l'rIx'.YUll, Pres., T. Vazlakin B. Mullen. Standing: J. Jordan, J. Gznnollv, G. Bakalik. J. Consi- rline. S. Conielio. D. D4'smom'. We. the prospective graduating class of l962, entered Timon in the Fall of '58. Spending our first year of high school at the Annex proved to be one ofthe most eventful periods of our lives. Also, having Franciscans as teachers became a natural and necessary part ot' our advanced education. We lind this. our second year as Timonites, much more dithcult than our first. Despite this fact our class has excelled in the total number of honor students. In addi- tion to scholastic achievement we also have taken an active part in the athletic program offered at Timon. On nearly every varsity team in the school there is a repre- sentative ofthe class. But with the hardest part yet to come we look forward with confidence to our Junior :ind Senior years. SOPHOIVIORES Front Row: D. Ririrdan, D. Mnrrliu, J. Eagan. J. Birxclz, P. D0minz'z'k, A. Vinccnl. J. Wtflzer. J. Bori.s', J. .Mi.s'kcy, J. Herrmann. Second Row D. Sclzoenl, P. Swiwzlek, G. Farrell, AI. Scanlon. D. Honchnmtlz. IW. Kinmarlin, P. Pinm. F. Rl'l'lIl1lIl'lll. L. A1lIl'l'llt'.S'l', J. LaB0nnc'y, J. Nlc'r1'ell L. Lindner. Third Row: C. Ht'rbw't, G. Muck. D. Bork, D. Klrzm, J. Furlzfnan. W. Skrctny, G. Rice, T. Hzzrrnetl, G. Kissel, T. Caldwell, T Robinson, T. Subucla, T. Mc Whorler, P. SI'lII'C'I'L'l', R. Gallagllcr, T. Frontera, P. Rnbach, P. Jann, P. Eckerl. W5 M? 1 X. x 51- 9 , if N. :lv if L gg 'V Q93 Y as-f, ' T fi!!-v-' 2 7 9' I , .ff -Q4 It '6'e1'ffQ vslway- '96 ' I , ? I -.. If 'N wi' ffj his N w f Q 1 n I, R' NK,, 1 1 ' A f .tux I K4 I :lui , Q . f g 'W if SA g , , , x., Ks ,Q 1330 E? Fr. C onall explains yet another algebra problem. mr Mr. Palano gives instruclions for lming wellghrs. Front Row: D. Drummer, J. Scoir, R. Rich, C. Kam, M. Scanlon, W. Kolek, W. Burke, D. Desmone, J. Dujfy, B. Jamberdino, T. Rielly, P. Simonick, M. Calleri. Second Row: J. MeCar1hy, J. Bojanowski, R. Morganre, D. Kosack, W. N yilrai, T. Stafford, P. Braunswelgh, T. Plowucha, P. Brown, R. Elardo, J. Rubery, J. Reiter, N. Kazmierezak. Third Row: J. Davis, K. Rawski, D. Brady, T. O'Connor, B. Golder, B. Jemiolo, R. Mahlmeister, T. Kelly, A. Hay, J. Cosgrove, D. Kosak, G. Bakalik, J. Bieger, F. Lewandowski, C. Jackson, J. Glose, W. Boardman, J. Dug- gan, P. Niederlander. i ,-.2 1 f L . ffl -X Fr. Gordian takes roll for ninth period Jug . Fr. Tinzothy: And for our next number we'll have . . . ESTABLISHED FOR THEM . . Front Row: D. Cuddilzy. J. Barrett. P. Ellis. J. B. McCarthy, D. Rory. J. Liddell, J. Krvine, J. Ford, W. Coughlin. Second Row: F. Tlzomax J. Weber, J. Dujffr. J. .'He.Wal1on. J. P. Afffullffll-V. J. Jordon, J. Foran. D. Russell. R. Lahin. J. Jackson. F. Kait. D. Igoe. R. Wieehee, E. Witte IlIE'yL'I'. Third ROW: R. Delano, W. Konter. R. Kaxprzak. J. Doyle. J. Headd. J. Anialone. S. Evans. R. La:al's, F. Peiehnik, C. Barnes. Nl. Sehra der, AI. Erwin. F. Palueh. P. Bezlnar:. A. Derineentis, W. Trarix. D. Coffin. E. Slomba. W. Thornton, J. Connolly. J. Stark. I Sk gggvw ll x '?n 't a 1 , , ,ind W v 2 Q I -. v-y 1 V z '!. E' I t ' 5 1 Qi HA 5 K ,31 1 if K Qi ' , V 5 X Mini 3 , TE . . 1 Y' 1 ' 14 4 Q .ff 1' , 0 P - I Q P 'igi , ' fi ' ' Q Q - Q , L ff, Q fr' ,C I .fi A ' E QMWQQ , y I , JN- . M , , ,JIPPY f I . 2' , , ' 5 . , 4, J A W ' if z ' -2 U iz' 1: -M Y' L 1 J 'H H 4114- :f'QmA'ji,,L' . wiv ,L , V If ' 2 . 5-U V, A afflmab - N W9 , ,- W . Q- f ' R . 7,-A, . fgvm W A, Jw I 4 I ':,f,,,,,3 3rt ,,...- iv 4 ,Q 1. M . Z ,.,,-g a . , N9 A ,, . . 4 A - , . , ,. i M., M 5,315-1... ,, M Lfffrz - f- Q ,p ,.w n-w w V, A., 4:1 We have come three-fourths of the way up the high school ladder. No one can say that it has been easy but we can say that it has been fruitful and enjoyable. We have stressed innovation as our keynote to success. The First Winter Festival and a revamped Junior Bowling League have relaxed us after intellectual days with the Friars who have impressed upon us the need for knowl- edge :md the ability to use this knowledge wisely. Our leaders, President, Bob Main and Vice President, John Slack have encouraged us to attend Mass in the Chapel and cooperate in other school activities. Some students endeavored in the athletic fields while others participated in the educational clubs. Certain students were chosen as members of the scholarship club: certainly. an honor and a privilege. We hope that our senior year will sum up and crown our first three years as Timonites. JUNIORS l'ill'.Yl puriml c'l10w time at Tinian Front Row: B. Scliipini, D. Donoliuv. J. G1.i'Ic'llr1, G. Burluman. D. Fra.i'ccllr1. J. Bu.s'z1lar'li'i. JI. filIL'lIIA', P. Rt'IlfL'l'lI, J. Russo, J Janus Second Row: G. GUL'l'gl'l7. G. lVl1elz1n, J. Roach, T. Silrioliiclt, R. 0iD0lllIt'll, J. Fcfrron. D. H'z1llwr. D. Longo, E. Kwnpkes, T. Novelli, T Bcalt Third ROW: R. Grollz, J. Grandils, T. Ellis, T. O'Sl1z'i. R. .Uuwzam .V. H lnflan. J. Pfisler, P. Younglrins, D. Donovan, J. .VCLean, T Rian J Hin mann, W. Ca.re,i'. J. Roach, J. Sullivan. J. Carlo. J. Steen. J. Camnzaro. I - 1 E Q, J' N I f. ' Q f , 3 5 H ,MM x NY El a y Q33 I fi ,S 733. +1 ' 8' I K7 'l x w R., Q 7 11 i x .. I ' Q' f M'n, , X A E , it a !.- , Q as fb if KU 4 s S X f 1 Ax, . 45 ':'!', E Front Row: T. Woods, J. Barr, J. Rich, E. O'Mara, F. Laucicllo, R. Bloom, T. Rcgen, E. Vargo, P. Fino, M. Manzella. Second Row: L. Doctor J. Pacer, M. Todd, P. Balon, J. Toc:ala, N. Bracci, F. Gerard, E. Tamborski, S. Mangione. F. Clounder. Third Row: P. 0'Hern, F. Repera J. Carney, J. Kuzina, R. Ardanuy, A. DiSc1p1'o, J. Tatko, P. Smith, W. Cavanaugh, J. Shanahan, J. Chojnacki, R. Walcrs, K. Suro, E. Lillis N. Siwiec. THROUGH CATHOLIC EDUCATION . . . All Aboard Q Q I Engh'.s'h recilalion H? ' :- Eh' I ' ' ' f I 'I 4 f X 1 0 1 s bf M l '-1113 T Junior Nlallz 77 QQ! Fr. Pulrivk c'0m1'uc'r.Y rlwrmrzslralian in Plz-x'.s'ir.f lah. 2 1'. X . K 1 xl .X ' ' A TI14' Iiab' .Hass proriclus ll good Jft1I'IfTIl' ll lmrd IRI-V. Front Row: P. liurizlswz. NI. .VcA11fvy. J. .Uc'.Halmn, T. .Vurcur. R. Gummn, J. Lohugliu, T. Hklrrl. T. R0:lwr'ki. M. Slwzllw. K. Slamfk. Second Row: D. Ernst, T. Eckert, R. Kuff. S. Tally, A. Carcloni, R. Hc1111l:l1'l.. L. IKFUCII, J. Sclzajfbr, J. Purrvll. L. Schull. Third Row: J. A'llIIl'l',l', J. Dalvy, R. Gvgz'l1f1u'rnur, R. .Vinkiewia:, J. Dulfwry, J. Juckxwz. P. Gnrnzan, J. Sullivan, E. l 2lL1I'W4'l'lx', J. Nclson, D. Cojjijv, R. Ray. J. Hczxvvy, V. .V!cHa10, D. Gorney, G. Skalski. U Q V NM, YL 'l AVV,4 Q' Q 1 SH I 6 i S Our xmiling kitchen slajfrake time out for ihffir annual piclurc. Our Librarian, Airs. 0'COI1Il0I', shows hvr rcaafx' smile Principal Fr. Tim spreads a lilrle humor during announcemenfs. The Freslmwn cooks are kepr busy .keding 270 lmngry I-'ruslumw Fr Tim and Ed Mahoney discuss politics I ' Ai .K . , - 9.1 ' Mr M ,+',A-N A 3 M ' ' -.a N L, if ' - M '.' , Q 1 - fi . 21' 1 . ' ,' ln N. fc ' 1 . 1 , , Nw...- XX . W SENIORS If 4 . M - W Y .N ms? I fs 3 E 5'n.: f 9 Q--f--......,,.,....,, ...-4.-....... F f X B The much anticipated Ring Dance is thornughfv vnjnyvrl hy scfniors and llwil' u'an'x in our gaib' decorated audimrium. THROUGH PRAYER . . Our Junior year was even more eventful. We now found ourselves as distinguished 'upper classmen' and although the boom was lowered scholastically, we still found plenty of time to enjoy ourselves. Our stars shown brightly on the athletic held as our football, basketball and baseball teams were led to tremendous heights by the 'Big Three' of Timon-Cipriani, Guest and Gegenfurtner. Our social year at Timon was highlighted by the overwhelming suc- cessful Junior Prom. Now finally, after three eventful years, we were Seniors. We re-elected Vince Shipe as our president and Marty Oates as Veep and we went forward into this all important year. For the last time in our High School career we were receiving that Catholic training which would enable us to meet the open world with that invulnerable Franciscan Spirit. In November we received our rings at an impressive and solemn ceremony and enjoyed ourselves at the dance that followed. The 1960 seniors led the way in all school activities. As organization and club presidents, team cap- tains and publication editors seniors were always found at the helm. Our athletes enjoyed the overwhelming sup- port ofthe students and at mid-year we met with the realization that this was the last time we would see many famous Timon Tigers performing-Tom Russell. All- Catholic in Cross Country, Murray Regan and George Szymanski. All-Catholic Football stars: Johnny Mann, basketball captain, and Vince Shipe, All-Star defenseman ofthe Hockey team. Then the finest hour of all-our senior prom and graduation. they will long remain as cherished moments in our life. Fr. Ostaprmgvclr af flu' Greek Rift' rlislrihnlvv CWOHIIIIIIIIIUH . , . 4 under both .vpec'lr'.s' to cl Timon senior. 'sk XX Kiln? .Sf t 3+ x, s.. ALICO, PAUL J. Bird Science . . . Tidings 43 Science Club 3g Tennis l, 2, 3, 43 Golf4 . , . An apple a day keeps failure away . . . Funniest remembrance-glvlr. Texido's History classes . . . Best re- membrance-Graduation . . . Wants to-land on the moon. AUGUSTINE, LEONARD M. Caesar Language . . . Dramatics 33 Cross Country 43 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Prepare for the future . . . Funniest remem- brance-Room 108 . . . Best remembrance-My senior year . . . Wants to-be a lawyer. BARONE, JOSEPH A. Li1l!e Al Business. . .Class Vice-Pres. I . . . Never stop trying . . . Funniest remembrance-Mr. Terranova's English classes . . . Best remembrance-When Fr. Francis smiled . . . Wants to--graduate. BATES, RONALD W. Sid Science . . . Talisman 43 Scholarship 3, 4 . . . The best way is the way you know best . . . Funniest remembrance-The day the eraser bumed in Fr. Kenneth's History class . . . Best remembrance-The day the Harlem Globetrotters visited Timon . . . Wants to-be an electrical engineer. 84 ADAMSKI, THOMAS J. Horse Language. . .Third Order 2, 3, 43 Talisman 3, 43 Dramatics 132, 3, 43 Camera Club l, 2, 3, 43 Scholarship 33 Cheer Leader I . . . Aim High . . . Funniest remembrance-The day the fiag fell on Fr. Lorcan's head . . . Best remembrance-Tim0n's plays with Joe Hayes . . . Wants to-be a mathematician. ADAMSKI, WILLIAM D. Bill Science . . . Third Order 43 Tidings 43 Debating 43 Science Club 4. . . There are plenty of fish in the sea and I'll always be 1ishing . . . Funniest remembranceRFr. Edward's Latin lll classes . . . Best remembrance-- Paddle punishment -A the jug room sorrow . . . Wants to-excel in the field of science. S BAUMGARTEN, RONALD J. Brother Science . . . Scholarship 3, 4 . . . Never make the same mistake twice. Try to make new ones. . . . Funniest remem- brance--My seeing Mr. Repec . . . Best remembrancek Graduation . . . Wants to-get out of Timon. BECKER, PAUL J. Ray Science . . . Dramatics 1, 23 Track 43 Cross Country 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Eat, drink and be merry, for to- morrow we may die . . . Funniest remembrance-Junior year with Mr. Repec . . . Best remembrance-Timon's Senior Prom . . . Wants to-be a civil engineer. Q BECKER WILLIAM A Wzlly Science Dramatlcs 1 2 Steal ll now pay later Funmest remembrance Mr Tell s Biology classes Best remembrance My sktrmxshes wlth Mr Repec Wants to get .1 S15 O00 a year Job before reachmg 21 BEHR DENNIS Yogz Buslness If you ve got ll and lt s good keep rt Funniest remembrance Sinatra bemg burled wlth one of hrs fans Best remembrance Rmg Dance Wants to be a success if BRADLEY JOHN P Jack Business Intramurals l 2 3 4 Never do today what you can put off t1l tomorrow Funmest remem brance The eplsode between Zwellmg and Mlranda Best remembrance The basketball playoffs of 59 Wants to-succeed ln l1fe BRADY JAMES C Busmess 31 ini BIELLAK JOHN M Jack Science Intramurals 1 2 3 4 lf at hrst you dont succeed the heck w1th ll F unnlest remembrance Bemg hlmself Best remembrance Jug Wants to-be an alligator farmer BIERL JOHN P Jack Language Camera Club 3 Chess Club 3 Intramurals Always do your best Funnlest remembrance French classes wrth Fr Theophane Best remembrance Passmg jumor year Wants to become Presldent BIGELOW DAVID V The Brff Science Football 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 God helps those who help themselves but God help those who get caught domg tt Funmest remembrance Fr Lorcan fallmg off his chair Best remembrance The prlvxlege of havmg been a student ln 107 Sunset Strlp Wants to get the most out of llfe with the least effort BLEST MICHAEL J Asherbanlpal Language Basketballl 4 Footballl 4 Track flndoorj l 4 Track fOutcloorJl 4 Cross Country2 3 4 Dont sweat xt man Funmest remembrance French classes wlth Fr Theophane Best remembrance Semor Prom Wants to-become a French teacher ani' 85 AA ' 59 I 1 - , ' ' Sl ' I! f , . . . , . . . , , . , , . - , . . .t -N 1 , , . ' sb w ' , ' s ' U 4 Q . . . t , . , . . . , - 5 4 V bl, .. vs , . - tt - v - N . . . , , , . . . . . ,, . . - , . . . g 'ff st sv xl! , . 4 ' . . . , , 2 3 GS 13 ' , . . . . . . v tt - sq . S , . - , ft . . . , , , , . . . , . . ,, . - - 4. - U , . ' ' ' 7 1 3 9 . . tt l 3 9 9 Y , 7 ' ' ' - - s, - , it H , . , ' t. 4 . . . , , , . . . - 1 ' 15 ' y X , , ' I . A BRAUCH, ROBERT J. Bob Science . . . Dramatics 3, Crew 1, 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 When you're up to your chin in liquid trouble don't make a wave . . . Funniest remembrance-Mr. Texido's classes in American History . . . Best remembrance-The Canadian National Henley. We lost by four inches . . . Wants to- succeed whatever the endeavor. BRAUN, MICHAEL D. Charley Science . . . Scholarship 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2 . . . Love your enemies, it'll drive 'em crazy . . . Funniest remem- brance-Fr. Louis in Religion classes . . . Best remembrance -The day of the air raid with Mr. Texido as prof. . . Wants to-be a success in Chemistry and Math. Q i CARRIERO, FREDERICK R. Fred Science . . . Talisman 4, Dramatics 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Shape up, Man! . . . Funniest remembrance-Having Fr. Lorcan for Homeroom two consecutive years . . . Best remembrance-Freshman picnic . . . Wants to-be an archi- tectural engineer. CASCIANO, ANTHONY T. Caesar Science . . . Tidings 1, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Crew 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Wine, women and song . . . Funniest remem- brance-Fr. Lorcan's speech on American school boys and girls . . . Best remembrance-Graduation . . . Wants to- be a Biochemist. of BUCCELLA, HENRY L. Hank Science . . . Talisman 4, Tidings 3,4, History Club 3, 4, Scholarship Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . If at first you don't succeed,quit! . . . Funniest re- membrance-Roger Hund pleading with Mr. Tell . . . Best remembrance-Timon's overtime basketball victory over St. Joe's in '58 . . . Wants to-own a kennel. BURKE, THOMAS J. Mor Science . . . Talisman I, 2, 3, 4, Tidings l, 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 4, Scholarship Club 3, 4, History Club 2, 3, 4, QSec- retary 3, President 43, Track 4, Golf 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4... Don't let girls be the cause of your downfall, just the rea- son . . . Funniest remembranceYMr. Wieland's joke about the escaped mental patient . . . Best remembrance-Gradua- tion and the Senior Prom . . . Wants to-work in Chemistry. CALDWELL, MICHAEL D. 'iScratcl1 Science . . . Talisman 4, Football I, 2, Basketball 3, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4 . . . An exercise a day keeps the fat away . . . . Funniest remembrance-Mr. Beatnik Texido . . . Best remembrance-Graduation . . . Wants to-become a pharmacist. CAMPBELL, JOSEPH J. Spots Language . . . Dramatics 2 . . . What, me worry? . . . Funniest remembrance-The mob from 108 . . . Best remem- brance-Junior Prom . . . Wants to-rule the world with Brady, Mann and Reville. t-AMW f A 2 -an ,EGF f e ' Q, ff , fi ,,-,if t 17 , CHARLETON, JAMES Charlit ' Business . . . If the Army doesn't get you a girl will . . . Funniest remembrance-Mr. Terranova trying to teach Room 206 . . . Best remembrance-Junior Prom . . . Wants to--be a success in everything he does. CHWOJDAK, RONALD L. Science . . . Dramatics 3g Band I, 2, 3 . . . Quit while you're ahead . . . Funniest remembrance-Junior year with Mr. Repec . . . Best remembrance-Senior Prom . . . Wants to-be an architectural engineer. laws F ti :agfs 'f xr 'Saw W W, X 3:15 ag 1, CEFARATTI, JOHN J. Cd Business. . . Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 . . . You can fool some of the people all of the time. all of the people some ofthe time, but you can't fool all ofthe people all of the time . . . Funniest remembrance-Mr. Terranova's and Mr. Laprcll's English and History classes . . . Best remembrancefTimon vs Canisius in 1956 P.A.L. Game . . . Wants to-graduate. CEGIELSKI, JAMES K. Language . . . Dramatics 23 History Club 2: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Why be disagreeable when with a little etfort you can be a real stinker . . . Funniest remembrancefjohn O'Giony and I singing in Fr. Celestine's Geometry class . . . Best remembrance-Passing Geometry the third time around with Fr. Celestine's magic mark of 65 . . . Wants tof- bc the main floor-walker in a telephone booth. 'gvq.,fU5 Wg:-:f Timonire practivcfs his finzziarrzwztals at Ilw drqfiing board. G L X Q 2 f X 5-cn G- ..! 87 2' g - 1- I' visa.,-1 CILANO, VINCENT M. Vin Business . . . Never skip a day ot' school. make it a week . . . Funniest remembrance-My freshman year with Fr. . . ' 'i David . . . Best remembrance-Junior Prom . . . Wants tom f' v ' have long hair again. CIPRIANI, MARIO G. --Gp sf 5 Science. . . Dramatics 3, 4g Baseball 3. 43 Hockev 31 lntra- --t--' 43 murals l, 2, 3, 4. . . Do your best and that's all anyone can '- expect from you . . . Funniest remembrance- Fr. Edvtard trying to figure out what Course his homeroom was in . . . -' Best remembrance-Timon's I5 wins-no losses in the'58 baseball season . . , Wants to-manufacture whole shoes for the Franciscans during the vtinter. 1 5 . CLABEAU, JOHN P. Jaf'lt Language. . .Talisman 33 Tidings l. 2: Intramurals l, 2. 3 Q, . . . lt's what you learn after you know it all that counts 'fi . . . Funniest remembrancee Fr. Alcuin's Freshmen singing courses . . . Best remembrance- being in contact with the 3 ' ' Franciscan Friars for four years. 5 A -5 CLARK, FRANCIS E. Harp 3 Science . . . Scholarship Club 3. 41 Intramurals l, 2 . . . 'ul , ...f ' Do 'one' to others as others do 'one' to you . . . Funniest remembrance-Mr. Repec's tratlic ticket , . . Best remem- brance-The time Timon beat Canisius in Freshman year . . . Wants to-wash Santa Claus' reindeer for Christmas. I rf lr. Joel, GIUIIIIIICL' lJ1'rt'cmr, uizlllmfx college rt'q11irt'n1w1l.v to pmxpt'r'll'i'i' c0llt'g1'zn1. Juv Jordon. 'Q' .av-ff'r 'ev CLOUGH, HARRY E. Corky Science . . . Homeroom Altemate I5 Third Order I5 Talis- man lGeneral Managerj 45 Tidings l, 25 Dramatics 15 Intra- murals I, 2, 3 . . . Think Big . . . Funniest remembrance- Mr. Terranova's Biology classes . . . Best remembrance- Graduation . . . Wants to-go to college. COLEMAN, BRUCE R. '-Ripper Language . . . Talisman 45 Football 35 Bowling 45 Intra- murals 2, 3, 4 . . . Never send a boy to do a man's job . . . Funniest remembrance-Father Edward's after school Latin classes . . . Best remembrance-Whole senior year . . . Wants to-do best whatever God has ordained. firmer' .. rf' M l COOLEY, RAYMOND J. Ray Language . . .Third Order 3, 45 Talisman 2, 3, 45 Dramatics I, 2,b3, 43 Camera Club lt, 2, 3,.4, fSecretary 3, Treasurer 415 . . . 'Ad Jesum per Mar1am . . . Funniest remembrance- Fr. Edward's Latin classes . . . Best remembrance-Gradua- tion . . . Wants to-graduate from college. COPPOLA, RALPH Ace Science. . . Dramatics 35 Intramurals I, 3, 4 . . . Never do today what you can do tomorrow . . . Funniest remem- brance-Mr. Repec's Third Year English classes . . . Best remembrance-Freshmen initiation . . . Wants to-get a college degree. 1 1 in I COLLESANO, STANLEY J. Stan Language. . . Intramurals l, 2, 3 . . . Cool it . . . Funniest remembrance-Mechanical Drawing classes . . . Best remem- brance-Passing Latin . . . Wants to-make a million. COLLINS, WILLIAM J. Bill Language . . . S.S.S.D.A. 45 Third Order 45 Talisman 45 Hockey 45 Crew 45 Football 45 Intramurals 4 . . . Keep trying . . . Funniest remembrance-llth Yr. Math in Room 102 . . . Best remembrance-Participation in my varsity foot- ball game . . . Wants to-develop my abilities as best I can. CONIGLIO, VINCENT J. Vin Science . . . Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Club 35 Band 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Play it cool . . . Funniest remem- brance-When I was thrown out of English class . . . Best remembrance-Junior Prom . . . Wants to-become a jug slip manufacturer. CONNORS, JAMES J. Satch Language . . . Football 3, 45 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Do unto others as you would have them do unto you . . . Funniest remembrance-The Timon shower room after foot- ball practice . . . Best remembrance-Graduation . . . Wants to-become a Forest Ranger. in f-XL,-3 CROWLEY THOMAS J Sclence Science Club 4 Intramurals 2 4 Don t lose your head to save a mmute You need your head your bram IS tn rt Funmest remembrance Last day ln class wlth Mr Repec Best remembrance Tlmon St Joe bas ketball playoff game ln sophomore year Wants to-'get a good mark ln Enghsh CUMMINGS DONALD A Don Science Tallsman 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Intramurals l 2 Expect nothmg and you will never be dxsappomted' Funmest remembrance Two years wlth a chlpmunk fMar1o Clprlanll Best remembrance Passxng Geometry Wants to work on a garbage truck wlth Burke Jones and Clprtanl CUM MINGS KEVIN P Laomedontzades Justlce through strength and courage Funmest remem brance French classes m the John Best remem brance Gettlng 9861 tn conduct Wants to-sell de odorant to skunks DALEY PATRICK L Pai Language Homeroom Altemate 1 2 Talnsman 2 Dramaucs 1 2 3 4 Band 1 Keep your temper no one else wants II Funmest remembrance Fr Louls Rell glon classes Best remembrance Free trlp to New York Clty Wants to-make a lot of money '?W'b'iPY4 90 COSIMANO RAYMOND J Ray Sclence Camera Club 1 Help Funmest re membrance Latln I Best remembrance Father Pas chal s Joke tlme Wants to-own a brand new Cadillac convertlble CRISMAN PETER J Pete Busmess Keep what you ve got and get one more F unmest remembrance-The corrupt party of Room 10 Best remembrance-The Senlor Prom Wants to- be a success -J 'Nul- not ft? Q DANAHY DANIEL T Hames Science Tldmgs 3 4 Homeroom Representative 2 Football2 3 4 Track2 3 4 Do your best Funmest remembrance The locker rooms after practlce Best re membrance My third year w1th Fr Pat Wants to be an engmeer DELAHANTY CHARLES J Chuck Language Thlrd Order l 2 Band 1 Dramatlcsl 2 Bowllng 1 Wouldn t mmd bemg the first man to the m on lf I knew I d be the first man back Funmest re membrance-Fr Leo s electrocutlon perlod Best remem brance Senlor Prom and Graduatlon Wants to-own hrs own semr in at ' , nb ii ' - 1 , . f --- - . - as VI I2 W - l .. , ,, M I 1 . . . ' . . . , . .vTv, N 71 t ' ' , .. . v . ' N V v . . . . H . ' . , . Ansari- .tv ' ' - ' - 3 3, 4- - - ' ' L ' ' 1, -'::'.?A 7 ' ' D . . . l I , rvirr' . E52 1225, , I .. . ,. Language . . . Football 3, 43 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . nn ' SS ' f -L ' LL 19. . . ' .. ,. , . , . ' ' ' , .. ' 9 9 x 5 7 3 7 S ' ' ' ! E - ,, - - - , -- A . z6::,'f, ' ft. is ei .f kgr.' ' . . . , Q Q I X , .. ,, - gm 1 s 1 s a ' ' - ' - ' - O I K . . I .. ., . 7 ' . . . , Z S , 1 - u s ' ' ' 9 ,S ' o , , A . - ' Q DelBELLO, DALE C. D Science . . . Tidings 45 Science Club 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Talisman 45 Football 45 Baseball 3, 4 . . . There are more important things in life than money, but they won't go out with you unless you have it . . . Funniest remembrance- Mrt Tell's everyday lessons in self defense . . . Best remem- brance-Graduation and Prom . . . Wants to-speak German with an Irish accent. DELECKI, DANIEL J. Stan Science. . . Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, ICO-Stage ManagerJ5 Science Club 45 Camera Club 4 . . . Learn the ropes before you use them . . . Funniest remembrance-A year with Fr. Louis . . . Best remembrance-Becoming stage manager . . . Wants to-get a college education and make use of it. DeVINNEY, FREDERICK G. Fred Language . . . Third Order l, 2, 35 Dramatics l, 25 Stage Crew 3, 45 Latin Club lg Camera Club 25 Intramurals 1, 2 . . . Wake me up at 2145 . . . Funniest remembrance-Third year with Mr. Tederous, Fr. Edward and Fr. Theophane . . . Best remembrance-Finally becoming a Senior . . . Wants to-make Fr. Robert ai memory. DIGGINS, MICHAEL J. Digs Business . . . Track flndoorj l, 2, 3, 45 Track fOutdoorJ l, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Don't let school inter- fere with sports . . . Best remembrance-Running Cross Country and Track for four years . . . Wants to-succeed in life. X DeMARIA, RONALD R. Demo Business . . . Intramurals l, 2, 3 . . . Have a ball . . . Funniest remembrance-Ribbing Hennigan about his foot- ball playing . . . Best remembrance-Becoming a Senior . . . Wants to-succeed in life. DENECKI, GEORGE J. Rus1y Science . . ,Science Club 45 Scholarship Club 3, 4 . . . Quid, Me vexari . . . Funniest remembrance-Last day of June with Mr. Repec . . . Best remembrance-Freshmen initiation . . . Wants to-do less and see more. DERK, RONALD J. Ron Science . . . Track Clndoorl 4, Track COutdoorJ 45 Cross Country 45 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Wake me up at 2545 . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Louis' speeches on beat- nicks . . . Best remembrance-Timon's defeat over Fallon in Cross Country 30 to 34 . . . Wants to-go to college and get a good job. DESMOND, DOUGLAS V. Doug Science . . . Talisman 2, 3, 4, CPhotography Editor 415 Tidings 2, 3, 4, tPhotography Editor 415 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 History Club 25 Camera Club 25 Glee Club 2 . . . Don't cry over spilled milk, it could have been beer . . .Funniest remembrance-The day I hit Fr. Victorian with an eraser . . . Best remembrance-Senior year with Fr. Louis . . . Wants to-be the first to give Fr. Robert jug. 42' DiMARlA, FRANK D0'1di Business . . . If you don't succeed at Hrst, forget it . . . Funniest remembrance-Halloran as corrupt delegate of Room I0 . . . Best remembrance-Senior year at Timon . . . Wants to-go to college at 65. DONOGHUE, JAMES R. Jim Science . . . Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. . . Don't do today what you can put oi? 'til tomorrow . . . Funniest remembrance- Two years with Fr. Lorcan . . . Best remembrance-Fresh- men initiation . . . Wants to-go to college. l ! 1, , ERMER, GERALD A. Reb Science . . . Intramurals 3, 4 . . . Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow . . . Funniest remembrance- Fr. Robert saying: Shut up in here! . . . Best remembrance -Freshmen initiation . . . Wants to-be an architect. FABINIAK, FREDERICK J. Fabian Science . . . Why be disagreeable, when with just a little effort, you can be a real stinker . . . Funniest remembrance- Fr. Lorcan's Suppose you kneel down gentlemen . . . Best remembrance-Timon's one point basketball victory over Ryan in '58 . . . Wants to-work now and enjoy life later. .,-Q . Vi. f i FENZ, DAVID J. Len Science . . . Dramatics 3g History Club 2, 3, 4g Scholarship Club 3, 43 Crew l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Don't let school interfere with your education . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Lorcan's talk on American education . . . Best remembrance- Cana- dian National Henley in '57-lost tirst place by V2 ft .... Wants to-obtain a Master's Degree in Physics. FERGUSON, THOMAS Scotty Science . . . Scholarship 3, 41 Science Club 35 Track 3g Intramurals l, 4 . . . Ifyou want something it is worth work- ing for . . . Funniest remembrance-When Fr. Donatus caught me calling Coniglio a mad Guinea . . . Best remem- brance-Graduation . . . Wants to-try to understand the American dialect. FALLON, DENNIS J. Ham Science . . . Dramatics Z, 3, 43 Camera Club l, lg Glee Club 21 Intramurals I, 2 , . . Be good. if you can't be good, be careful . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Victorian's ex- ploding experiments . . . Best remembrance-f Ring Cere- mony . , . Wants to-make a career of the Coast Guard. FELSER. CHARLES C. Clric'k Science . . . Intramurals l, 4 . . . Be sure you're right, then act . . . Funniest remembrance- Fr. Victorian blowing up the Annex Caf. . . Best remembrance-Timon's win oxer Canisius in '56 Football game . . . Wants to-be a baker. ,., 'R f I ...w I Tflllfllfx' bomb rl1l'oww'.s ' ofloday Strive I0 hccomt' .VCl.C'IIlf.VI.Y ry' mnlorrrmx gl 0' in 352 39:53 5' 1:- FITZNER, EARL C. Fitz Science . . . Third Order I, 2, 3. 4g Talisman 3, 4: Camera Club l, 2, 3, 4, tSecretary 3, President 433 Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 4 . . . Don't put off 'til tomorrow what you can do today . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Louis' stories in Senior year . 4 . Best remembrance-winning pho- tography contest in Sophomore year . . , Wants to-be a success. FITZPATRICK, JOHN J. Fitz Language.. . Glee Club 23 Football 2, 3. 41 Track tlndoorl 23 Track tOutdoorj 2, 3, 4g Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . When the going gets tough, the tough get going . . . Funniest re- membrance-Third year French classes with Fr. Theophane . . . Best remembrance-Shower room talks after football practice. 1 up 5 4 69 is D . . 5 i 7 L, if iff it gf FLYNN, DANIEL C. Dan Language.. . Intramurals l, 2. 3, 4. . . Keep your mouth shut and your eyes open . . . Funniest remembrance-Two years of French with Fr. Theophane . . . Best remembrance- Senior Prom . . . Wants to-take up medicine. GABLE, CHARLES M. Chilli Language. . .Scholarship 3, 43 Basketball 2, 33 lntramurals l, 2. 3 . . . The sun always shines in the First Ward . . . Funniest remembranceflvlike Haeffner taking care of the weekly French tests . . . Best remembrance-Fr. Edward's tales of the glorious days of Ancient Rome . . . Wants to- have a good time and avoid the draft. fr. Louis in.vri'nr'rs his .vwzior religion class on the pl'inz'iple.v 1y'Cl1i'isIif1l1 living. UTVOLXC 1222 mmsestito ,ll V,.. ,Z GALLAGHER, JOHN M. Mike Science . . . Tidings I3 Dramatics 23 Band I, 23 Track Clndoorj 43 Track IOutdoorD 3, 4 . . . No sweat . . . I hope . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Robert as Prefect . . . Best remembrance-Having Fr. Lorcan for homeroom for two years . . . Wants to-be a success. GARRIGAN, MICHAEL J. Mike Science . . . Dramatics 43 Science Club 3, 43 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 . . . An apple a day keeps your stomach full . . . Funniest remembrance-Third year with Mr. Woody Repec . . . Best remembrance-Bill Mueller winning the WfBlYlY-O contest . . . Wants to-become a success at being a at ure. GRAEBER, ROBERT C. Hook Business . . . Intramurals 3 . . . You can't always be right, but never be wrong . .. Funniest remembrance-Mr. LaPrell and his coffee stained vest . . . Best remembrance-Junior luncch periods . . . Wants to-wale Halloran with the ugly strc . GREEN, THOMAS M. Sy-Hugo Language . . . Make new friends, but keep the old . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Edward's Religion classes . . . Best remembrance-A girl named Sandy . . . Wants to- be rich. GEARY, JOHN J. Jack Science . . . Altemate 33 Third Order 23 Talisman 2, 33 Science Club 2 . . . Say it with guns . . . Funniest remem- brance-Sophomore homeroom with Fr. Lorcan . . . Best remembrance- Head Over Heels . . . Wants to-make the rest of the world as nice as East Aurora. GEE, THOMAS B. Glasses Business . . . Beware of the ugly stick . . . Funniest re- membrncefMr. LaPrell's Business classes . . . Best remem- brance-Junlor Prom . . . Wants to-be a barber. GERMANN, ROBERT G. Hot Rod Science . . . Talisman 43 Scholarship Club 3, 43 Track tlndoorl lg Track fOutdoorJ I, 2, 43 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. . . They said it couIdn't be done, I say different . . . Funniest remembrance-Mr. Licata's Mechanical Drawing classes in Sophomore year . . . Best remembrance-Freshmen initia- tion . . . Wants to-be a successful draftsman. GORMAN, WILLIAM J. Bill Science . . . Talisman 43 Dramatics 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 13 Scholarship Club 3, 43 Science Club 3, 43 Intramurals 4 . . . It is better to appear a fool, than to speak up and remove all doubt . . . Funniest remembrance-Classes with Fr. Pat and Fr. Donatus . . . Best remembrance-Tom Tell in Soph- omore year and This is the end . . . Wants to-work for DuPont and own my own M.G. GRIFFIN, JOHN E. Grijf ' Science. . . Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . A winner never quits and a quitter never wins . . . Funniest remembrance-When Fr. Lorcan fell oil' the desk . . . Best remembrance-Junior year in 108 . . . Wants to-make a rubber brick. HAHN, GARY E. Hersh Science . . . Football 2, 3, Track 4, Intramurals I, 2, 4 . . . Look sharp, feel sharp, be sharp-file your head to a point . . . Funniest remembrance-Junior year with Mr. Repec . . . Best remembrance-Latin with Father Donatus. HALLORAN, KEVIN C. Spook Business . . . Delegate 2, 4, Alternate 3, Intramurals 4 . . . If at Hrst you don't succeed, quit . . . Funniest remem- brance-Steve Gill and Mr. LaPrell . . . Best remembrance- Senior Prom . . . Wants to-own a chain of hotels on the Riviera. HAMES, LAWRENCE E. Larry Science . . . Intramurals 3, 4 . . . Remember the golden rule . . . Funniest remembrance-Mr. Barrow's German classes . . . Best remembrance-First dance I attended . . . Wants to-be a conservation worker. s' 1 GRIESMANN, ROY P. Royal Language . . . Don't speak just for the sake of saying something . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Edward's Latin III classes . . . Best remembrance-The day I caused Fr. Francis to smile . . . Wants to-enter Civil Service. GRIFFIN, DONALD W. GrQY ' Science . . . Alternate 1, Basketball 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Live fast, die young, and make a good looking corpse . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Finnegan's Rangers in Senior Year . . . Best remembrance-Passing Geometry . . . Wants toginvent a better mouse trap. M ...pf X , A HARDY, RICHARD J. Dick Altemate 4, Dramatics 4 . . . Funniest remembrance- Donald Cummings telling Mr. Repec how to teach English . . . Best remembrance-Homeroom 12 winning patron drive . . . Wants to-graduate from college. HARRIS, WARREN J. Warn Language . . . Third Order 1, 2, 3, 4, CSecretary-Treasurer 3, Prefect 49, Talisman 2, 3, 4, Tidings 1, Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2 . . . To be seen, stand up, to be heard, speak, to be appreciated, shut up . . . Funniest remembrance-Freshman year with Fr. Victorian . . . Best remembrance-Senior year and graduation . . . Wants to- be able to say Shut up in here. HAYES PATRICK P Pud Busmess Alterntte-1 Dramatlcs3 4 Intramuralsl 7 Eat sleep md drunk but most of 1ll drmk Funmest remembrance Freshmm year wtth Fr Davtd mtl Mr L 1Prell Best remembrance My hrst day m jug Vw mts to be 1 mght vt xtchm tn tt the Genesee Brewery HAYHLJRST IOHN F Jack Scnence Football 4 Crew l Old football players nexcr due they just smell thata vt ay Funmest remcm brancc Partlcs after football games Wants to teach German ln Ireland HOCH RICHARD S Hlc Hoec Hoe Science Tahsman4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Arbelten schwer Funmest remembrance Bemg taught by Fr Lorcan Best remembrance Havmg Fr Lmus for two years Wants to-fimsh school and get a good job HOCKEY MARTIN F Marly Sctence Dramaucs 2 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Make new frtends Funmest remembrance Arr rand IH Junior year Best remembrance Fr Lorcan s homeroom Wants to become a scholarly gentleman -Q Magi HECHT RICHARD B Hzrmr Busmess Thlrd Orderl 2 3 4 Intramuralsl at hrst you don t succeed qult Funmest remembrance Freshmen mttuatton Best remembrance Becommg a semor at Tnmon Wants to make a career of the N ny HENNIGAN EDWARD G 1 can wtth what God has given you Funmest remem brance Rellglon classes wlth Fr Lmus and Ron DCIVIAFII Best remembrance The first football game l played for Ttmon Wants to be a success In llfe HERRMANN PAUL J Fap Busmess Radlo Clubl 2 3 4 tTreasurer 4J yourself and be happy wlth what you have Funmest remembrance Mr Terranova trymg to teach Engllsh Best remembrance My four years ln the Radno Club wtth Fr Dawld Wants to work m the technical slde of radlo and T V HERRMANN THOMAS V 1 Language Alternate4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Scholarship Club3 4 Basketball 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Strength through courage and Justtce Funmest remembrance Readmg poetry ln Mr Barrow s Engltsh classes Best remembrance June exams In Algebra and French durmg Jumor Year Wants to jom the secret squadron .. ., , . ' 1 3 ' ,g ' ,,, z z, ' ... 4. s -A 2 , ,' . 'L 'L J Y 'L 5 z zz x. ' ', v .. ,n ' Q, I lg ,,,g ... lt I - 9 'va - , ... . y ... . ? I ' ' - zz I , . El Business . . . Football 4g Baseball 4 . . . Do the best you ,' ', 1- - - , - ., . ' . 1.2 7 Y I nu W! ' ' - g...'fBe y . ..Sk.., X 1 A .5 ' 1 ,Z 1 , , , . .,, . - f Q 1 - 1 -- ill Zia T I I1 I , ,l , .. -- .. y - ' ' ' . sn ' , ,,, ,. - -- .. ., , . ' ' . ts , ,,, - , 'ng as I n 'I' I SL'Ill'IH'.S', 1',x'yrf-igjflg :heir upperclrzxs privilege, light up in Cali' to reluxs after ll long morning. HOEFLICH, JAMES J. .4rney Business . . .Delegate 3 . . . ln God we trust, all other pay cash . . . Funniest remembrance-Mr. Licata's Mechanical Drawing classes . . . Best remembrance-Senior year . . . Wants to-get married and live a long life. HOOLEY, MICHAEL E. Hoof Language . . .Third Order l, 2, 4g Dramatics 2g Basketball 1, 23 Crew lg Intramurals l, 3, 4 . . . People who never do anymore than they get paid for, never get paid for more than they do . . . Funniest remembrance- Permittez-moi d'aller au lavabo . . . Best remembrance-Test days in French with Fr. Theophane and 'Deuce' Haeffner . . . Wants to-make a quick million on my first novel. I is F 'Cav Tj ,lf HORNER, JOHN E. Jack Science . . . History Club 25 Delegate 4g Football 45 lntra- murals l, 2 . . . Don't panic-remain calm . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Louis' Religion classes . . . Best remem- brance-Fr. Robert giving me the paddle so I could get to football practice . . . Wants to-be a success in life with the least amount of work. HURLIMAN, ANTHONY J. Tony Science . . . Bowling 3g Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Never give up . . . Funniest remembrance-English with Mr. Repec . . . Best remembrance-Passing Geometry . . . Wants to- coach. JANECKI CHESTER J Fester Sclence Thlrd Order 3 4 Delegate 4 Tallsman 4 Scholarshlp Club 3 4 Sclence Club 4 Football 2 3 Intra murals l 2 3 4 It s better to remam sllent and appear a fool then to speak and prove rt Funmest remem brance Mr Repec trymg to teach 102 Engllsh Best remembrance Semor prom and graduatlon Wants to open a colfee shop ln Greenwlch Village JONES THOMAS P Samohl Scrence Tndrngs 4 Dramatlcs 4 Scholarshlp 3 4 Sctence Club 3 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Be nelther a borrower nor a lender or you ll catch xt from H F C Funmest remembrance Latln mth Captam DeeDee Best remembrance Frrst Freshman dance Wants to form a fan club for Mr Repec KENNEDY MARTIN F Loverlrps Busrness Dramatrcs 1 2 3 Beware of those Hayes eyes Funmest remembrance Halloran 1m1tat1ng Thunderroad Best remembrance Trmon s play Mad About Manhattan Wants to be an Algebra teacher and keep Fr Evan late for lunch KERBER JOSEPH F Kerbs Scrence Scholarship Club 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Experlentla Docet Funmest remembrance English wlth Mr Repec Best remembrance Semor year wrth Fr Lours Wants to-hear Fr Lmus smg Morgen JORDAN JOSEPH E oe Language Thrrd Order 4 Dramatrcs 3 4 Scholarshrp Club 3 4 Intramurals l 4 Do your best nn everythmg no more IS expected of you Funmest remembrance Fr Theophane s French classes Best remembrance When Trmon won the All Cathollc Cross Country 1n 57 Wlth a perfect score Wants to be the last person to reach the moon KANE EUGENE S Gene Language Thlrd Order4 Dramatlcsl 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 Dontklll your Ideas execute them Funmest remembrance Mrke HaeH'ner yellmg Who d1d lt Best remembrance Four years at Tlmon Wants to be a pharmaclst KARAM HIKEL F Sheak Scrence Bandl 2 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 If at first you dont succeed try try aga1n Funmest remem brance Mr Crast1forLat1n Best remembrance Tlmon beat PCPSI m Hockey Wants to be a good screntlst KELLER DAVID J Dave Science Class Ofhcer CTreasurerJ 1 Tallsman fEd1torJ 4 I-Ixstory Club 2 3, 4 Scholarshrp Club 3 4 Track fOutdoorJ 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Obey the Golden rule stay out of jug Funmest remembrance Fr Louis Rellgron classes Best remembrance Semor Prom Wants to be Prefect of Drscrplme ' if A-re ,711 ,,.,a Q3 1. 11 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 11 1 - - 1 1 1 .,, . t , - . .. -1 , . , , , , , . 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' 1 tt 11 1. 11 , . , , , , I .1 ' A 11 - - ' ' - 11 11 KRANTZ ROBERT L Waldo Sclence Be prepared Funmest remembrance Mr Repec s Engltsh classes Wants to get my ptcture In Mad magaztne KREMBLAS EDWARD A Tlgcr Sc1ence Delegate 2 Alternate l Scholarshtp Club 3 4 Intramurals 1 4 Love your nelghbor as yourself but dont take down your fence Funnxest remembrance recelvmg detention Wants to-go to college to be a nuclear engmeer KREUZER ROBERT W Bo Language Tldmgs l 2 Delegate 2 Altemate l Best remembrance Fr Edward s Latm classes Wants to-open a Chmese laundry KURZDORFER FRANCIS J Frank Sc1ence Intramurals l 3 4 If at first you dont succeed try try and then gnve up Funmest remem brance Fr Louls Rehglon classes Best remembrance Freshmen 1n1t1at1on Wants to be a draftsman or do archttectural work KIMAID ROBERT P Bo Business Dramatncs 2 3 4 Radio Club I Never trust a woman Funntest remembrance Fr Chrlsttan s Rellglon classes Best remembrance Tlmon s play Head Over Heels Wants to-open a hot dog stand on the moon KIRCHOFER WALTER F Nlklra Sclence Thlrd Order 3 4 Taltsman 4 tAsst Edttorj Radno Club4 Scholarshtp Club 3 4 Sc1ence Clubl 2 3 4 Track lOutdoorJ 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Sclentna est dtvttlae Funniest remembrance Fr Patrlck leadlng the Semor class to Abbott Road durmg a tire drtll Best remembrance Semor year Wants to overthrow the real Nlklta KWIATKOWSKI KARL K Kwee Sc1ence Ub1 sunt femma Funntest remem brance Fr Edward s classes Best remembrance My first day 1n Tlmon Wants to teach ln a grammar school and own my own Corvette LAKE CHARLES J Chuck Science Tndmgsl Intramuralsl 2 3 Thmk before you act Funniest remembrance The rallles movles and mlttatlons at Ttmon Best remembrance Semor year Wants to-be smgle successful and happy , 7 1 .. b., ss ISU' . l , . ,L .. . . ' 3 ' . ' ' 5 3 , 1 I, ,. , L 'ng . ,. ,, ' ' , ' . . a ' J ' u -w ' l ' .Z .. - - , . A g Q , g . .. - M Mr. Repec's English classes . . . Best remembrance-Never A ' .. b., , g 3 ...- ' Q , . s s s s --- ' t I, I l 1 I , . ' bb ' ' 91 ' , , . . .. . 'I' . T ,- , . f K ' LALLEY, DENNIS M. LGU Science . . . Third Order l, 2, 3, 43 Talisman 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Science Club 2g Golf 3 . . . There was never a horse that couldn't be rode and never a rider who couldn't be throw'd . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Donatus' Latin classes . . . Best remembrance-Being in the Timon musicals . . . Wants to-be happy in my work. LEITTEN, JAMES C. L Science . . . Talisman 4, Radio Club 4, Scholarship 3, 43 Science Club 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Never say die until dead . . . Funniest remembrance-Fire drill in our senior year . . . Best remembrance-Graduation and Senior Prom . . . Wants to-make an easy million. ga . get 3- LOPUS, JAMES J. Poncho Science . . . Scholarship Club 3, 4 . . . Do good and avoid evil . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Donatus' Latin classes . . . Best remembrance-Announcing the Timon football games . . . Wants to-make something of myself. LYNCH, JOHN P. 'imuefi' Language . . . Scholarship Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2 . . . Save your Confederate money, the South will rise again . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Edward's Latin classes . . . Best remembrance-Timon-St. Joe's basketball game in '59 . . . Wants to-lead a revolt in Cuba. LEMIESZEK, WALTER J. Lemon Business . . . Be reasonable, do it my way . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Simon imitating a beatnik . . . Best remem- brance-Timon-Ryan Co-Championship basketball game '59 . . . Wants to-go to college. LENTZ, JAMES A. Moose Science . . . Talisman 43 Tidings 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . Wine, women and Beethoven . . . Funniest remembrance- Fr. Edward's Religion classes . . . Best remembrance-Stw dent elections and Inaugural Ball of '59 . . . Wants to-own a fleet of chrome plated garbage trucks. LEWENDOWSKI, STEPHEN Lee Science . . . Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Best remembrance- Freshmen Initiation. LIPKA, FRANCIS J. Lip Science . . . Intramurals l, 3 . . . Late to bed, early to rise, makes a man tired . . . Funniest remembrance-Mr. Texido handing out both halves of the jug slips . . . Best remem- brance-Belonging to Finnigan's Rangers in Senior year . . . Wants to-go to college. '-E ,Q-335 '-1:-r Nl XIOI O NIFLN IN F .lIvl Sutmt Wh lluu xou do do Il null . , . Funniest rumntbrtnu Fr lortxns homtroom . Best rcmcm- hrmu. Fr Don uus Lum Lllssts Wants to- bc at NIANN JOHN A ..ClIl'fL11b.' Stump Football ' W 4 Btsl-wtbilll 4: Intramurals It txkts 1 Xl mn to bt 1 n n . . . Funniest untunbrxmt Txklng Gtomttry thru IIIUCS . . . Best rc- I11k,l11bFlT1Lt. Room I' s Glu Club W mls to-,rule the xxorld mth Runllt Brads md Nlurtlouszh is my servants. fllI'0Il1l-Hg cull. MARFURT, DENNIS L. Mighty Science . . . Alternate 1, Third Order lg Scholarship 3, 4, lntramurals 3, 4 . . . Down with conformity . . . Funniest remembrance-Mr..Repec . . . Best remembrance-Four years at Timon High . . . Wants to-own my personal Expresso. MARKULIS, ANTHONY A. Tony Science . . . History Club 3, 4, Scholarship Club 3, 43 Sci- ence Club 3, 4 . . . Do your best and you'll always succeed . . . Funniest remembrance-4Fire drills with Fr. Patrick . . . Best remembrance-Timon-Canisius football game of '58 . . . Wants to-make a million with a minimum of effort. K l i MCGARRY, MICHAEL P. Mike Science . . . S.S.S.D.A. 4, Altemate 23 Dramatics 3, 4, History Club 3, 4, Scholarship Club 3, 4, Glee Club 23 Crew 3, 4g Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . Sleep is like money, you never get enough . . . Funniest remembrance-Room 102's imagi- nary trips to Wilkes Barre with Fr. Patrick . . . Best remem- brance-Timon's plays with Joe Hayes. McGRATI-I, KEVIN P. Kev Science . . . Science Club 4 . . . Don't put off 'til tomor- row what you can do today . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. David's General Science classes . . . Best remembrance- Passing English Three . . . Wants to-become a scientist. MARSZALEK, JOSEPH W. Joe Language . . . Intramurals 1, 2 . . . Grass doesn't grow on a busy highway . . . Funniest remembrance-Immortal Room 108 . . . Best remembrance-Fr. Celestine's silent Geometry classes . . . Wants to-live, love and be happy. MARTELLO, PASQUAL A. Wahoo Science . . . Dramatics 33 Track tOutdoorJ 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Do the best you can, no one expects you to do more . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Louis' Religion classes . . . Best remembrance-Initiating my brother at Timon . . . Wants to-be a success in life. MARTIN, PATRICK M. Flem Science . . . Crew l, 2, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Eat, drink and be merry . . . Funniest remembrance-Mr. Tell's Biology classes . . . Best remembrance-Timon's victory over St. Joe's in '57 basketball game . . . Wants to-construct a life bridge to the Golden Gate. MCDONNELL, THOMAS A. Mac Language . . . Delegate lg Scholarship Club 3, 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . A subject well studied is a subject leamed . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Edward doing the jig in Latin class . . . Best remembrance-Freshmen initiation . . . Wants to-be a lawyer. REFLECTING GOD . . McMAHON, EDWARD J. Language . . . Third Order l, 2, 3, 4, Tidings 3, 4, Dra- matics 1, 2, 4, Scholarship 3, 4 . . . Think! It might be a new experience . . . Funniest remembrance-Two years of Latin with Fr. Edward . . . Best remembrance-Graduation . . . Wants to-be a foreign ambassador. MCNAUGHTON, THOMAS Norton Science . . . Intramurals 4 . . . Laugh while you can, every- thing has its time . . . Funniest remembrance-Senior year in Father Edward's room . . . Best remembrance-Senior Prom . . . Wants to-graduate. MEADE, RICHARD J. Rick Science . . . Develop the mind to strengthen the soul . . . Wants to-go to College. MEEGAN, DANIEL M. Oar Science . . . Dramatics 2, 3, Altemate 4, Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Early to bed, early to rise and all the worms you can eat . . . Funniest remembrance-Maurice Brett's calm clear voice . . . Best remembrance-The night in Canada before the race with Jack, Dave, Ducer and Beaver . . . Wants to-work one week as Santa Claus' helper. MCHALE, JAMES W. Jim Science . . . Alternate 2, Third Order 2, 3, 4 fSecretary- Treasurer 43, Dramatics 3, 4, Scholarship Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, CVice-President 41 . . . Curiosity killed the cat . . . Funniest remembrance-Week of English with Mr. Wieland . . . Best remembrance- Head Over Heels and Curtain Up with Joe Hayes . . . Wants to-be a success in life and die happy. MCKEEVER, DAVID l. Mack Business . . . Save your money . . . Funniest remem- brance-Father Christian trying ju-jutsu on Steve Muscato . . . Best remembrance-Senior year . . . Wants to-be a millionaire. t i MERGLER, PAUL M. Marv Business . . . Third Order 4, Talisman 4, Intramurals 4 . . . High hopes and big dreams . . . Funniest remembrance- Room 12's Glee Club . . . Best remembrance-Being received into the Third Order . . . Wants to-enter the medical field. MERKEL, NEAL P. Merk Language . . . Third Order 3, 4, Talisman 4, Tidings 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating 1, 2, Dramatics 1, 4, Cheerleader 1 . . . Live, drink and be merry for tomorrow you have jug . . . Funniest remembrance-Two years of French with Fr. Theophane . . . Best remembrance-Joe Hayes' musicals . . . Wants to- make a million and live to spend it. 1 1 1 . W-' ' , E if .v..fa.:.- . We-A - . ...is ,. - Q P15 op' N, 21 I 5 01: 2 fm 3 -. Q IA cs Q E Q - - N N. Er Q - I Q :. .. 'E E Q Z fx Q E. 2 A N. 2. 'ti Q -. -. Q. 2 .S X Q 5 2: UQ E fm RN fm I N 5 Bulls. s- ge-.,.f..v1pgi is fy.. . -lv on nr wr' mn. U. 'W Ov .MM 'PO v tu. ,Q , . -4 Y am- -. ,uni v Q . , . 1 75. wi THROUGH OUR CONDUCT . . yggiiaf ,Z , MILLER, WILLIAM B. 4' .fc- X MOESER, ROBERT J. Bgb Science . . . Keep studying . . . Funniest remembrance- Fr. V1ctor1an's experiments . . . Best remembrance-Junior Prom . . . Wants to-be a draftsman. MONILE, JEROME J. --011fe 3 . '1 f7 Science . . . Wherever you go, whatever you do, don't get caught . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Lorcan's Home- room 107 . . . Best remembrancekGraduation . . . Wants to-say good-bye to Fr. Lorcan when leaving Timon. Mills . Hockey 4g Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 . . . A bird in the hand is bad table manners . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Ed- i ward's Latin classes . . . Best remembrancefFreshman pic- 4 nic with Fr. Matthew . . . Wants to'--be a puratrooper. MILLIGAN, GERALD P. Dondi Delegate lg Crew 43 Intramurals 4 . . . If you want to be ' like Hoppy, you have to eat like Hoppy .... Funniest re- Vi s..1 membrance-Senior year and Finnigan's Rangers . . . Best remembrancefJunior Prom at Eden . . . Wants to-teach high school English and phys ed. New ex 1' i Q 105 E Ii MURDOUGH, JAMES H. Benny Science . . . Dramatics 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 4, Crew I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2. 3, 4 . . . Where there's a will. there's a way . . . Funniest remembrance-fFr. Paschal's joke periods-in Freshman year . . . Best remembrance- Placing second in the National Schoolboy regatta in Phila- delphia . . . Wants to-catch Mommy kissing Santa Claus. OATES, MARTIN J. Marry Science . . . Class Ofhcer lVicc-Presidentj 4, Altemate I, 3, Third Order 3, 4, Tidings l, Debating 3, 4, History Club 2, 3: Scholarship Club 3, 4, Intramurals I. 2, 3, 4 . . . Better to remain quiet and appear a fool than to speak and remove all doubt . . . Funniest remembrance-Senior year with Fr. Louis . . . Best remembrancekjunior year with the MOMO Valley Boys . . . Wants to-live long, be rich and die happy. O'BRIEN. GERALD W. 0.B. Science . . . Talisman 4, Dramatics I, Science Club 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . You can't have your cake and eat it too . . . Funniest remembrance-The time 'Chief' Martello ran the M4 mile in 90 seconds . . . Best remembrance-Junior Prom with Pat Hayes and Andy . . . Wants to-go to college with Brother John. O'CONNOR. JOHN E. Jed Language . . . Delegate I, Talisman 4, Scholarship Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2,4 . . . Don't give up the ship-go down hghting . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Edward's Latin classes . . . Best remembrance-Timon-St. Joe's football game of '59 . . . Wants to-retire at thirty. MOZINGO, WILLIAM C. Moose Science . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Never panic and don't pass the buck . . . Funniest remembrance-Being in Room l08 during Mr. Repec's class when Fuzzy said, I quit . . . Best remembrance-The day I got accepted back into Timon to try to finish my last year . . . Wants to-make a million without doing a minute's work. MUELLER, WILLIAM E. Mule Science . . . Scholarship Club 3, 4, Alternate 4, Science Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4. . . When you stop to think, don't forget to start again . . . Funniest remembrance-Mr. Tell's Biology classes . . . Best remembranceYBasketball playoffs at ghe Aud in '59 . . . Wants to -fly a jet plane for the U. .A.F. I l . ODDY, JAMES J. Jim' Science . . . Take it easy and stay loose . . . Funniest re- membrance-Junior ear in Room 108 . . Best remem- y . brance-Initiation . . . Wants towgraduate. O'DONNELL, GERALD J. Jef Language. . .Third Order 3, 4, Talisman 4, Dramatics I, 4 Camera Club 3, 4 . . . Tout bien ou Rien . . . Funniest re- membrance-Third year Latin classes with Fr. Edward . . Best remembrance-Being seen by Fr. Robert at 3:00 a.m and then being late for school the next day . . . Wants to- make the scene in the Village. O'GIONY, JOHN L. Jack Science.. . lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Age means nothing . . . Funniest remembrance-Cegielski and I singing songs in Fr. Celestine's Geometry class . . . Best remembrance- Room l08 Junior year . . . Wants to-live, have money and be happy. O'HERN, MICHAEL T. Miken Science. . . Intramurals I, 2, 43 Baseball 4. . . Never look back. lt's what's up front that counts . . . Funniest remem- brance- Senior year with Fr. Louis . . . Best remembrance- When Fr. Theophane walked into l08 and told us he was our homeroom teacher . . . Wants to-pass Biology, Spanish and Algebra in order to graduate. : . If as -- ' -5: ,G - g. fi- W, PANNULLO, SIMON F. Si Science . . . Delegate 2, 3, lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Do unto others as you would have them do unto you-but do it first . . . Funniest remembrance-Mr. George 'Treacherous' Tederous . . . Best remembrance-Having that great singer, Jerry Monile, in my room for four years . . . Wants to- make a million dollars fwith my own platesj and retire at the age of twenty-three. PIATKOWSKI, ROBERT J. Paddy Language. . . French Club 33 Chess Club 3 . . . Work and live together . . . Funniest remembrance-Jug , . . Best re- membrance-Being admitted to Bishop Timon . . . Wants to-be an electrical engineer. if f ,,Ay . O'Sl-IEA, ROBERT M. Bohn Science. . .Camera Club 1,43 Science Club 23 lntramurals 2 . . . Make it, then spend it or save it . . . Funniest remem- brance-Fr. Louis in Religion class . . . Best remembrance- Fr. Lorcan as Homeroom teacher for two years . . . Wants to-go to E.C.T.1. OVERDOR F, THEODORE W. Ozzie Language . . . Class Officer lg Third Order 4g Scholarship Club 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 4g Football l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Manager 23 lntramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 . . . Promise never do it again, if you give me one more chance' . . . Best remem- brance-Four years of the great Roman civilization fLatinj . . . Wants to-sell human zippers to Hies. OTTAVIANI, ANTHONY N. ' 'Squars' Science . . . Class Officer l, 2, 3 fPresident l, 2, Vice Presi- dent 315 Student President 4g Third Order 3, 4g Tidings lg Scholarship 3, 4, Football 3g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. . . Keep smiling-it's one curve that will straighten out everything . . . Funniest remembrance-Mr. Tell's Biology classes . . . Best remembrance-Election to Student President and vic- tory of Action Party . . . Wants to-be a doctor. PACANOWSKI, JAMES E. Jim Science . . . Talisman 2, 3, 45 Tidings l, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 2, 43 Science Club 3, 4 . . . Forget yesterday and think of tomorrow. lt's the future not the past that counts . . . Fun- niest remembrance-Senior Homeroom with Fr. Louis and the Red Party . . . Best remembrance-Senior Prom . . . Wants to-be an architect, make a name for myself, and have money. vu., PODSIADLO, STEPHEN A. Fox Language . . . Scholarship Club 3, 4. . . Education is the keynote to success . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Edward's - 1 Latin classes . . . Best remembrance-Timon's 39 to 37 loss an , X g to Ryan in '59 . . . Wants to--become a Catholic gentleman. R ' POMPONIO, FREDERICK R. Pimiv X Language . . . Talisman 41 Stage Crew 2, 3, 41Stage Man- i ager 43: Camera Club lg Science Club 4 . . . That's life in to the Big City . . . Funniest remembranceYFr. Edward's g Latin classes . . . Best remembrance Timon's musicals . . . l Wants to-be a success. ff arftf lift, i rf 'l.. . ' '1 ' Posrusziw, ROBERT E. '-Pam , 2, Science . . . History Club 3, 41 Scholarship Club 3, 43 Sci- , i'? i 0 ence Club 3, 41 Crew 3, 41 Intramurals 2, 3 . . . lt's better to . gf Y remain silent and appear a fool than to speak and remove X 'E if . g 'V all doubt . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Edward's ballet - Q classes . . . Best remembraru:efGraduation . . . Wants tok NT? ' i follow in the footsteps ot' that eminent Baron Von Franken- ' tvii mf' X ' stein. , PRENTISS, JAMES J. Linlc.lim .E 'R V ' Language . . . Third Order 3, 4g Talisman 4g Dramaties - 3. 4: Camera Club 3, 4 . . . Knowledge is power , . . Funniest remembrance- Fr. Edward's Latin classes . . . Best remembrance-The musiealf Curtains Up . . . Wants ton enjoy life. SEEING GOD Hz Joel dislriburex honor carnlr to hard working swiiarx as Fr. Robert looks fm. PURCELL, PAUL C. Paul Language . . .Third Order 3, 4g Talisman 4, Tidings 3, 4, Dramatics 4g Scholarship Club 3, 45 Golf 3, 4, Intramurals I, 3, 4 . . . It's not what you know but who you know . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Edward's Latin classes . . . Best remembrance-Timon-St. Joe's basketball game in '59 . . . Wants to-go to college. QUINN, JOSEPH F. Taps Language . . . Delegate lg Football lg Intramurals 1, 2, 4 . . . Never worry about tomorrow, because today is the tomorrow that you worried about yesterday . . . Funniest remembrance-Father Edward's Latin classes . . . Best re- membrance-Senior year . . . Wants to-break a certain Priest's collection of Sinatra's records. X. Wire J' REGAN, JOHN P. Scar Science . . . Science Club 3g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . The sun always shines in the Ward . . . Funniest remembrance- Seeing Mr. Repec for the first time . . . Best remembrance- Fr. Louis' Religion classes . . . Wants to-work hard and retire early. REGAN, RICHARD J. Dick Science . . . Always to meet new friends Cgirl friendsJ . . . Funniest remembrance-Trying to get through Geometry . . . Wants to-get out of school. I QUINN, WILLIAM F. Science . . . Alternate 35 Science Club 3, 4 . . . Cui prolicet, deflect . . . Funniest remembrance-Mr. Tell's Biology classes . . . Best remembrance-Sophomore year when Mueller had a cold . . . Wants to-go to the moon. RECKTENWALD, JOHN E. Jack Language . . . Delegate 45 Dramatics 4, Hockey 23 Intra- murals I, 2, 4 . . . I'll never see you in Church unless the windows are openu . . . Funniest remembrance-Father Edward's Latin classes . . . Best remembrance-Junior Prom . . . Wants to-conquer the world. REGAN, CHARLES M. Murray Science . . . Dramatics 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Delegate 3, Scholarship Club 3, 4g Glee Club 23 Football I, 2, 3, 43 In- tramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Don't do today what you can do tomorrow . . . Funniest remembrance-Sophomore year with Alico . . . Best remembrance-Being a Ray for two weeks . . . Wants to-be Dean of Women at Vassar College. REGAN, GERALD D. Spider Science . . . Cheerleader 43 Delegate 4, Dramatics I, 2, 3g Science Club 33 Football 2, 33 Track tlndoorl lg Crew I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Good things come in small packages .. .Funniest remembrance-Junior Prom at Andy's . . . Best remem- brance-Canadian Schoolboy Regatta in Freshman year . . . Wants to-grow to be six feet tall. REG ER WILLIAM J Sqmrrel Sclence Scholarshlp Club 3 4 Llve and learn Funmest remembrance Fr Louls Rellglon classes Best remembrance lmtlatlon Wants to be an englneer REIS EMIL .I Stork Language Scholarshlp Club 3 4 Don t go awav mad just go away Funmest remembrance Fr Sebas tlan s Algebra classes Best remembrance Tlmon St Joe s basketball game ln 59 Wants to be an accountant its RUDICH JOHN J Rudy Sclence Debatmg 4 Cross Country 3 4 Track tOut doorj 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Perseverance con quers all Funmest remembrance Fr Lorcan s ll'lSplI'll'lg Rellglon classes Best remembrance Graduatlon Wants to be a success ln whlch my parents frlends and God wlll be proud of me RUDNICKI PAUL E Paul Language Alternate 4 Tahsman 2 Ttdmgs 1 2 3 4 Debatmg 1 2 Dramatlcs 2 3 4 Scholarshlp Club 3 4 In tramurals 3 4 Keep smllmg 1t makes everyone wonder what you ve been up to Funmest remembrance Two years with Fr Edward Best remembrance Becomxng Tldlngs Edltor Wants to become the head of C B S REVILLE JOHN P Ree Language Intramurals l 2 3 4 Try try and then qult Funmest remembrance 108 wnth the mob Best remembrance Junlor year Wants to-rule the world wlth Mann Brady and Campbell as my servants RICH MICHAEL N Nlckoll Sclence Dramatlcsl 2 3 Camera Club I A B C brance Fr Alcum s Latm classes Best remembrance Fr Paschal s June Exam ID Rellglon Cwe were allowed to use mdex cards and I forgot mme! Wants to be a Chemlcal Eng1neer ROBILLARD RICHARD L Robe, Business Alternate 2 Dramatlcs 3 Football 1 Intra murals 1 2 3 4 Look before you cheat Funmest remembrance Frank Slnatra hanging 1n the cafeteria Best remembrance Sophomore Dance Wants to make an easy dollar RONALD GARY F Gary Language Do the best you can whlle you have the chance Funmest remembrance Fr Edward s Rellgxon classes Best remembrance Junlor Prom Wants to become a C P A 352, 5 .fl ' , ' .. - .. ' ' ns ' 99 .. ,. . , ' H 9 1 , i I ,, . M - D g . . . - '. - , , , . . - F9 S .. fu 'l ' ' , , , , , ' S! ' i , . R .. - -l. . f ' . . 0 I. 1 4 , ,., ..: . . . Always Be Careful CNot to get caughtJ . . . Funmest remem- - Q - - , is ,ii . . - Z 1 2 ' . LA 17 ' , , , - - - - D U . . . . . I In . ' P M . . . . - y ' Q f . . . , . - - - Z . Q . ' 9 9 1 9 7 ' ' ' ' - ,, . - , . . . T l I 7 . 1 .. ,, , . A . . . , 4 L , , , , 1 , 3 , , Z , Z ' sn ' ' ' , . . . , 1 79 ' i 2 QA 7 , RUDZINSKI. JOHN F. Ruafv T Business . . . Never trust a woman . . . Funniest remem- 'ft brance-Initiation . . . Best remembrance-Senior year . . . 9 Q Wants to-work. 3 RUSSELL, THOMAS J. Russ Language . . . Track Clncloorj l, 4, Cross Country 1, 43 Track tOutdoorJ 1,4 . . . Do the best in everything you do and good luck . . . Funniest remembrance-Two years of 4 French with Fr. Theophane . . . Best remembrance-Winning Cross Country against St. .loe's in '58 . . . Wants to-get A to heaven. I If SABER, JAMES E. --Jim 4 iff- Science . . . Track tlndoorj l, 2g Track tOutdoorj l, 2, 3, 4, W . Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 QCo-Captain 453 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . lf you don't succeed the hrst time try and try again ' 5 ff . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Edward's Religion classes . V, . . . Best remembrance-1956 Cross-Country All Catholic 4. ' L 22'- ' ' ' ' t meet when Timon took the first five places . . . Wants to- 7 'W coach Fallon Cross Country team. SAMUELS, LYLE A. . Jew Science . . . Dramatics 4g Science Club 3, 4, Track 4g Intra- murals 1, 2, 3 . . . Television before homework . . . Funniest N remembrance-Mr. Repec . . . Best remembrance-Mr. Tell's 5 Biology classes . . . Wants to-be another Fr. Robert. IN OUR FELLOW MEN. Students catch up on the latest school activities with each issue ofthe award winning Tidings. -.uf ,pan 'B ja! 'UA 5,59 1, ,. is SCHIFFERLE, JAMES J. Language . . . Third Order 3, 4g Talisman 43 Scholarship Club 3, 4 . . . Drink and be merry for tomorrow you die . . . Funniest remembrance-Russell giving Haeffner a black eye . . . Best remembrance-Junior Dance . . . Wants to- be an engineer. SCHOELLKOPF, FRED J. Rudder Science . . . Dramatics 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 3 . . . lf at first you don't succeed, give up . . . Funniest remembrance- Air raid in Junior year with Fr. Lorcan . . . Best remem- brance-Timon's musicals with Joe Hayes . . . Wants to- become a success in life. SCHOENL, ROBERT R. Bob Science . . . Scholarship Club 3, 4, Science Club 4, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . If at first you don't succeed, quit . . . Funniest remembrance-When Bill Mueller won a radio con- est, but couldn't call in to win . . . Best remembrance-Mr. 1epec's English classes . . . Wants to-be a success. SCHREIER, EDWARD J. Geshrunker Science . . . Student Senate 43 Talisman 33 Tidings I, 2, 3, 43 History Club 2, 3, 43 Scholarship Club 3, 4g Science Club 3g Track flndoorj lg Cross Country 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Ich Verstehe Nicht . . . Funniest remembrance-The day Pos got a boxing lesson . . . Best remembrance-The Junior class election for President and all our schemes . . . Wants to-become a doctor. SANTI, JOSEPH G. Shorty Business . . . Be happy with what you have . . . Funniest remembrance-Being put into Room 103 fin first yearl . . . Best remembrance-The day I discovered girls . . . Wants to-be a jockey or C.P.A. SCANLON, MICHAEL J. Mike Business . . . Don't sweat it man . . . Funniest remem- brance-Fr. Simon's imitation of a beatnik . . . Best remem- brance-Beating Ryan for basketball Co-Championship in '59 . . . Wants to-own a racing horse. 'iv' its Iii' f ? SGROI, HUMPHREY J . Language . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow you've got jug . . . Funniest remem- brance-Father Theophane's French classes . . . Best re- membrance-Timon's 61-58 win over St. Joe's in '58 . . . Wants to-teach Mr. Repec how to teach English. ttloen SHAW, JAMES J. Red Science . . . Talisman 4, Debating 45 Track Undoorl 4, Crew 3, 4 . . . Save your confederate money, the South will rise again . . . Funniest remembrance-Finnigan's Rangers . . ..Best remembrance-Senior year . . . Wants to-be a dentist. 'ES 4 SHERRY, RICHARD J. Dick Language . . . Scholarship Club 4, Intramurals I, 4 . . . It's not what you know but who you know . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Theophane's French classes . . . Best re- membrance-Timon-St. Joe's basketball game in junior year . . . Wants to-be a Ornithologist. SHINE, JOHN J. Super Science.. . Football 3, 4, Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Be there when it happens . . . Funniest remem- brance-Being with Dan, Pat and Frog for three years . . . Best remembrance-The night spent in Canada before the regatta with Dan, Dave, Deuce and Beaver . . . Wants to- talk like Toby. 1 +1i55':'+Y??,i.gg ffiafjf . -, q J' . ' , A it t it 1- A ,f f i'-: if-x I SMITH, GERALD P. Smitty Language . . . Intramurals 3, 4 . . . Be good and great as a leader . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Edward's crazy Latin classes . . . Best remembrance-Graduation . . . Wants to-be a doctor and get to heaven. STALLON E, ALBERT B. Burch Science . . . Delegate I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 4g Track Undoorj lg Track iOutdoorJ I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Don't worry about tomorrow because today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday . . . Funniest remembrance-My three years with the football team . . . Best remembrance-My senior socials . . . Wants to-have a good life, wife and wealth. try' SHIPE, VINCENT A. Two-Beek' Science . . . Class Oflicer 2, 3, 4 Wice President 2, President 3, 4Jg Delegate Ig Inter High School Student Council 3, 43 Cheerleader 43 Talisman 4, Third Order 4, Scholarship 3, 4g Track lg Cross Country 23 Crew Ig Hockey 2, 3, 4g Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Never take life too seriously. You'll never live to get out of it anyway . . . Funniest remembrance -Falling ofl' the dock at crew . . . Best remembrance-The night of the History Club movie The Lost Horizon . . . Wants to-be the last person to let you down. SILVESTRI, MARCO J. Ham Language . . . Dramatics I, 4, Scholarship Club 3, 41 Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Money isn't everything, but it's ahead of whatever is in second place . . . Funniest remembrance-P Fr. Edward's Latin classes . . . Best remembrance-Four years of Catholic education at Timon . . . Wants to-Start a frozen pizza company with Fr. Donatus. SKRZECZKOWSKI, JAMES J. Skez Science . . . Intramurals I, 2 . . . If you can't beat 'em, cheat 'em . . . Funniest remembrance--Fr. Lorcan's Third year Religion classes . . . Best remembrance-Winning a Freshman intramural game in the last second . . . Wants to- get rich quick. SLOMBA, RONALD J. Moore Science . . . Dramatics 4, Intramurals I, 2, D3, 4 . . . Live and learn . . . Funniest remembrance-Having Mr. Repec for English . . . Best remembrance-Night of Junior Prom . . . Wants to-be a chemist. lf , tim STEVENS GARY J Gay Sctence Scholarshlp Club 3 4 Sclence Club 3 4 Foot b tll 4 Dum spxro spero CWh1Ie I breathe I hopej Funniest remembrance Fr Lorcan s Math classes Best my endc tvors tn ltfe STEWART GARY E Gaya Science Intramurals I 2 3 Messrs Repec and McNamara would make good buddtes Funntest remem brance Hearmg that a frtend had falled geometry four times Best remembrance Ttmon s football vtctory over Canlstus ln 1956 Wants to graduate from Ttmon SULLIVAN DAVID L Sully Sclence Flunk now avoid the rush Funntest remembrance Fr Lorcan s Reltgton classes Best re membrance Flrst Jug Wants to graduate SULLIVAN DENNIS C Sully Sclence Do unto others before they do It unto you Funntest remembrance Ftrst look at Fr Robert Best remembrance Latm with Fr D Wants to- graduate STARKEY THOMAS F Hessy Science Altemate 4 Dramattcs 2 3 Band l 2 Intra murals 1 2 3 4 Guard your glrl agamst everyone except yourself Funntest remembrance Hayhurst s S12 O0 cab fare to the Sophomore dance Best remembrance Bemg one of Ftnnlgan Rangers ln Senlor year Wants to be come a samtatlon engmeer STEGER GARY A Gar Intramurals I 2 3 4 Do unto others as you would have them do unto you but do It first Funniest remembrance Fr Lorcans Reltglon classes Best re membrance The excurston to the Holy Cross Syracuse game nn 1956 Wants to-attend college get a good Job and ralse a family SULLIVAN EUGENE P Sully Busmess Th1rdOrderl 2 3 4 lntramurals2 3 4 Do unto others before they do It unto you Funniest remembrance Bemg a freshman Best remembrance Bemg a semor Wants to-be a success SZYMANSKI GEORGE F Duke Busmess Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball2 Always be honest wlth yourself Funntest remembrance Fresh man year at Ttmon Best remembrance When Tlmon beat Camstus 44 to 7 Wants to become a successful busmess man , . - ' - 3 s I s I ' ss ' ' ' s s 1 ' ' ' as ' 1 Y . .t ., , . I , y 3 . - u K. . ,, . 5 W I Q 1 . 1 L1 N - - . ' . . . - ' . . . , ' H538 fwfis A .. .. , . , g , 3 - , .. - - ,, . . . . , , , , ' .1 ' . v remembrance-Senior prom . . . Wants to-be successful in 1 ' A ' . .. .. t , . ' I . . . ' , , . . . H . 4 . I - . , l . , , . S. . . . M , ' Q H . . . I , ' .. .. ' ss ' S! 7 ,B , 'I 1 I , .. H l ' ' ' - - - , , , Z , , ' - - t. ' V9 ' .. .. , , . . , t. ' ' ' 5 9 ! 3 ' ' ' . ,, . - - I Q ma l Ewa X The eighth period afordx Ihe willing studenl a chance to take advantage of the library's storehouse of knowledge. 1 17127 R P VITKO, FRANCIS J. Frank Language . . . Talisman 45 Tidings lg Cross Country 4g Track lOutdoorJ 4g Track tlndoorJ 4 . . . If you can't win by fair play-cheat . . . Funniest remembrance-Two years of classes with Fr. Edward and Fr. Theophane . . . Best re- membrance-My senior year at Timon . . . Wants to-be a gun runner for John Lynch's Cuban Revolution. WAGNER, BERNARD C. B.C'. Language . . . Delegate lg Alternate 2, 33 Talisman 43 Tidings 3, 4g Dramatics 45 Camera Club 3 . . . Alles im Leben ist das Weg zum Gott . . . Funniest remembrance- Father Edward's Latin classes . . . Best remembrance-Fr. Matthew's picnic and my sunburn . . . Wants to--bc a mortician. TOBIN, JOHN J. Tabs Language . . . Third Order 2, 3, 4g Camera Club 4g Science Club 4g Glee Club 2g Cheerleader l, 2g Track fOutdoorJ 4g Intramurals 1 . . . Forget us Timon if we forget the sacred paddle of Fr. Robert . . . Funniest remembrance-When a soph friend, J.M., got in a couple of drags with Fr. Robert a couple of feet away . . . Best remembrance-Timon's great come back in '58 playoffs, but lost to Ryan . . . Wants to- make the First Ward safe for democracy. VanSTONE, DONALD L. Van Science . . . Dramatics 43 Scholarship 45 Science Club 4g Chess Club 4 . . . Know thyself . . . Fu.nniest remem- brance-Freshman initiation . . . Best remembrancef Cur- tain Up . . . Wants to-associate more with a certain Norwegian. 7' 1 ll5 WIRGES THOMAS W Ape Language Delegate 4 Intramurals 4 Somnus Gratla Somno Funniest remembrance Fr Edward s classes Wants to-graduate WOLSKI MATTHEW L 1 Business Intramurals 2 4 Drlnk and be merry but mostly drlnk Funniest remembrance Fr Edward s Rcll gton classes Best remembrance Bemie Van Remmen s no hitter against St Francis m 58 Wants to be the first Polish Ambassador to the moon WRENN FRANCIS J Frank Sclence Third Order 2 3 4 Talisman 4 Debating 3 4 fPres1dentJ 4 Radio Club 2 4 Science Club 2 3 4 Chess Club 2 3 4 fPresldentb 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Never call anyone a perfect idiot no one s perfect Funniest remembrance When Fr Sebastian was hxt on the head by a picture Best remembrance the All Catholic meet at which I won three events Wants to remain a good Cath olic all through life WRIGHT DENNIS G Dennv Science He who hesitates is lost Funniest remem brance My five years at Timon Best remembrance Senior Prom Wants to be an auto mechamc 116 WALTERS, WILLIAM T. Bill Science . . . Talisman 4 . . . Don't do it yourself, if some- one can do it for you . . . Funniest remembrance-Eraser wars with Fr. Victorian in Freshman year . . . Best remem- brance-Finding out how hard Fr. Robert's paddle really was . . . Wants to-'see Fr. Robert give up smoking. WILLIAMS, DAVID E. Daw Science . . . Dramatics 3, 43 Crew lg Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 , . . Wine, women and song . . . Funniest remembrance- Having Mr. Repec as a teacher . . . Best remembrance-Fr. Lorcan's Geometry classes . . . Wants to-be a success in life. ' ' hue WURZER DOUGLAS J Science Intramurals I 2 3 4 Don t do tomorrow what you can do today today is the tomorrow you looked to yesterday Funniest remembrance The day Mr Repec smiled Best remembrance Being one of the Valley Boys Wants to be a success at failure YANTOMASI MICHAEL D Mrkr Business Funniest remembrance My Freshman year Wants to own a couple of Nite Clubs .. , , . . . . , . . . ' an ' , W , . Sk ... , ... ' as ' Q A - 4 . . , . . . . , .. ,, 1 , 5 ' I Y - - - , , , , , . , , I . , , , , , ' . ns 9 9 3 Q 7 7 ' ' ' - - , ,. . .. ,, ,t , . I I - ss ' ' as - , , X I . 'z 'rf' . fi .. ,, , , D.J. . . . , Z , ... , , . . .t 91 ' , 7 ' tt - ,- I 1 ,, .657 22, it? ZELAK, RONALD A. Zeke Science . . . Dramatics l, 2g Science Club 25 Track COut- doorj 43 lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Don't worry about to- morrow, because today's the tomorrow you worried about yesterday . . . Funniest remembrance-Fr. Victorian's ex- plosive air pressure experiment . . . Best remembrance- Graduation. . . Wants to-be a fioor walker in a phone booth. ZWELLING, ROBERT G. Abe Business . . . Honesty is the best policy . . . Funniest remembrance-Freshmen initiation . . . Best remembrance? My first day in Timon High . . . Wants tofbecome a suc- cessful lawyer or Businessman. ZACKIEWIEZ, JAMES R. Science . . . Third Order 43 Talisman 45 Science Club 4g Intramurals 3 . . . Be true to yourself , . . . Funniest remem- brance-Mr. Rcpec during the first fire drill . . . Best remem- brance-My first jug . . . Wants to-be rt success and to own a Corvette. ZEBRACKI, JOHN .l. Jack Science . . . Drarnatics 41 Science Club 2g Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Don't smoke in bedg the ashes you save may be your own . . . Funniest remembrance-The first time I heard Fr. Robert singing Mr. Success . . . Best remembrance- Graduation . . . Wants tofbecome the first Polish Mayor of South Buffalo. sl!! .,-, 'lap 3 x Fr Donatus re ares Io le! loose with another aerial as Fr. Tim provides fine blockin up front in the annual Senior-Faculty game. P P 8 A-vfcawf --,,p 'S , wsu. . 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I . ik . . . . i W F i t 09 0 'A' 9 o O C DABB GROCERIES VEGETABLES AND MEATS 2603 Seneca Street Phone WOodlawn 4100 We Del1ver Cold Cuts Soft Drlnks GILL S DELICATESSEN 2852 SENECA STREET WEST SENECA 24 N Y Bus1ness FA 0867 Resldence FA 2556 We re Small But Honest RON GAUDET AUTO SALES USED CARS BOUGHT SOLD B111 Adamsl-T1 Room 12 3741 43 South Park at Lake Blasdell 19 N HOEFLICH S MARKET QUALITY m:A'rs 1500 SOUTH PARK AVENUE TR 1378 LIN NOR OPTICAL CO FRANCIS H HOGENKAMP Prescrxptxon Optlcxan 41 W North St at Lrnwood Ave Buffalo 2 Complunents of IOI-IN E COURTNEY Funeral Dlrector Self Servrce Ample Parkmg TR 4629 MIKOLL SUPER DELICATESSEN QUALITY MERCHANDISE 2794 Seneca Street West Seneca N CHUCK 8 MURPH S ASHLAND SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRING 1770 Seneca Street 9422 YOU CAN DEPEND UPON PHIL AMIGONE for a BETTER DEAL and BETTER SERVICE Factory Authorrzed Sales Serv1ce Parts Qualxty Used Cars PHIL AMIGONE PONTIAC INC OPEN EVENINGS 285 SOUTHSIDE PKWY McKmley Pkwy at Abbott Road SO 1414 FRANKS SHINGLE HOUSE 721 CENTER ROAD WEST SENECA 24 N Y CLINTON SANITARY BAKERY 1848 CLINTON STREET BUFFALO 6 Complxments of I I M F L 0 O D S 301 LOUISIANA STREET BUFFALO 4 N Y Iohn Pappas Prop 3088 CAZENOVIA LIQUOR STORE 2348 SENECA STREET BUFFALO 10 Y IOSEPH TROIVIETER COIN DEALER All Kmds of Colns for Collectlons 24 Tamarock Street Buffalo 20 N Y WIELAND S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 230 ORCHARD PARK ROAD WEST SENECA 24 N Y Comphments of B W MORRIS G SON INC 4 CAzENOv1A STREET BUFFALO zo N Y 1 I . I . I - , . Y. ' . . ' . , N. Y. . . I I I Y- SO. ONE OF AMERICA'S LARGEST PONTIAC DEALERS Frank W. Sapio, Ir., Prop. , N. Y. I I I I , . TR. ' , N. . I ' - Compliments Compliments PEOPLES DAIRY 20 HELEN AVENUE BLASDELL 19 NEW YORK Comphments of FRANK O CONNOR Complete Lme of MAIN AND CLINTON STREETS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SCHOOL AND TEAM OUTFITTERS BUFFALO 3 N Y 499 Wcshmgton Street Buffalo 3 N MA 7266 Compllmenls ol OSWALD S INN SO 9526 S 3725 SOUTH PARK AVE BLASDELL NEW YORK WEST SENECA 24 N Y ELLICOTT SQUARE FLOWER SHOP 290 MAIN STREET BUFFALO 3 N BARNEYS FOOD SHOP Compllments of HU D418 RAY O CONNELI. FUNERAL HOME 119 LUDINGTON STREET BUFFALO 6 RUH INSURANCE AGENCY Phone WO 0124 COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 2286 SOUTH PARK AVENUE 416 Chamber of Commerce Bldg Buffalo Z N Y 0550 I of of at , I A ' , . . , . . . ' , . Y. 112 AURORA STREET - Q , .Y. 9 ' , N. Y. S . . . MO. 150 HOMEROOM 108 Homeroom Professor Delegate Chopm Ardanuy Paul Balon Ioe Barr Rodolfo Floreo Neal Braccl Iun Carney Crazy Legs SIGWIGC Frank Clouden B1lly Cavanaugh Ed O Mara Bumps Fxno Frank Casmrr Gerard Larry Doc Doctor Denny Monk Ke1cher Iohn Guapo Kuz1na Gene Santa LIIIIS M1ke Manzella FATHER LORCAN GRAHAM LARRY DOCTOR TONY DI SCIPIO Kev Hunky Suto Ioe B Shanahan hm R1ch1e Rrch Paul O Hern Terry Term1te Woods Tall Paul Smlth Ed Wells Vargo T1m Regan Tony DISCIPIO Bob Aquae Waters Steve Mangtone Gerome Ace Cholnackl Fred Repeta Ioe Toczala Mart1nR Todd Edward Edlew Tamborskl I1m Olds Pacer Ixm Frog Tatko Frank Peat Moss Lauclello Compltments f TRY IT BARBER SHOP 509 ABBOTT ROAD AIVIIGONE S AIVIOCO SERVICE BUICK SPECIALIST Complete Automotxve Repcnrs SO 9568 Slade and Potter Road West Seneca N Y Complrments of OFFICERS OF LOCAL No 2603 U.S.W. C.I.O. Lackawanna MARTIN B BREEN Dlstnct Manager mnssncnusnrrs murum. un: ms co 810 Abbott Road Buffalo 20, VAL'S COFFEE SHOPPE 29 N Buffalo St ID 9971 Orchard Park, N Y Darly Except Sunday, 5 00 A M 12 00 P M Catering lor All Occasions Home Made Pies PRIOR'S RADIO 6 'l'.V. HO 1468 1468 ORCHARD PARK ROAD wssr SENECA NAP'S BARBER SHOP Ioseph N Roblllard. Prop O 1587 SOUTH PARK AVENUE BUFFALO 20, N Y Sir Alternate .A ........,.....,,, ..... ..,..f,,,..,,.f ,.......,,, ,..,,,....f .,.,..,,,,, ...,,......,............,...f,...,..,......... . . ii? It .. ,, ' I III. II. ' U ' I O . . . ' I - - N. Y LEO SAUER FUNERAL HOME. INC. 1933 KENSINGTON AVENUE - PA. 1695 823 GENESEE STREET 2335 NIAGARA FALLS BLVD. HU. 7183 LU. 3000 IACK LAWLESS SERVICE STATION BRAYMILLER'S MARKET -- BLES SO' gm HOME OF GARDEN FRESH VEGETA EM. 2356 559 POTTER ROAD RUFPALO, N. Y. Gowcndu Sm., Road Hqmburg, N. Y. Comphments of NICK DEL BELLO Funeral Drreclor Complxments of SAMUEL M CONIGLIO IR General Contractor 593 DOWNING STREET SO 7078 TOP NOTCH BEAUTY SALON RALEIGH SMITH DAIRY BAR 174 ORCHARD PARK ROAD 472 ABBOTT ROAD BUFFALO 20 NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 MR 8 MRS BERNARD ZOYKOFSKI WALTER I NOWAK TEXACO SERVICE SO 9003 1035 ABBOTT ROAD BUFFALO N Y AMERICAN ABBOTT TEXAS RED Hors WAI-L PAPER 5' PAINT C0 511 ABBOTT ROAD 127 129 WALDEN AVENUE BUFFALO ll N Y I l I I I I I 'A' 1' . I l - - Compliments of . . . 152 Complunents RADIO ELECTRONIC TELEVISION SCHOOL Compliments 1 PARK PHARMACY 1942 SENECA STREET STANDARD SHOE REPAIR SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT Genesee Street 3 W Eagle Street Comphments of I-'RANKS MEAT MARKET ID 7501 WEST QUAKER STREET ORCHARD PARK N CORNER FOOD STORE KAVIERS SELECT MEATS BEEF PORK LAMB VEAL Try Our Home Made Pohsh Sausage 20 BROADWAY MARKET 1819 SENECA STREET Phone HU 0620 DIETRICH FUNERAL HOMES FRANK 8 LEO PIATNOWSKI Builders BUILDERS or BETTER HOMES 995 GENESEE STREET l Cxrcle End Drxve West Seneca N Y HU 7057 SUPREME MEAT MARKET 2528 BAILEY AVENUE 1844 SENECA STREET HU 4492 BUFFALO zo NEW Yom: Complxments of F 0 0 D M A R T DEMARIA ELECTRIC 491 ABBOTT ROAD at EDGEWOOD NEAR RADIATOR REPAIR CORP Phone SOuth 1086 FA 0109 31 MILFORD STREET 513 INDIAN CHURCH ROAD WEST SENECA BUFFALO 20 NEW YORK 153 ' o . . . of 9 E. . , I , . Y. ' 0 O HO. 5338 HO. 6735 I I ,Q Q O 0 J lake congrats semors b1g daddy on ihe bongos hnpsters don bork lack borls lack bush torn Caldwell paul dOI1'11I'11Ck pete dunbar 11m eagan paul eckert george farrell tom frontera 1ack fuhrman bob gallagher hm hartnett chuck herbert lerry herrmann denms hochmuth paul jann mel kmrnartm lerry klssel dave kloss 11m labormey the cool pad beats lon lmdner Jerry mack lou rnarchese tom mc Whorter 11m merrell 1oe mlskey dan murtha pat pmto fred rhemhart Jerry r1ce dan rlordan tom robmson paul rubach tom sabuda nuke scanlon don schoenl brll skretny ph1l sw1antek tony vmcent 11m Weber like 'wow' man fr slmon pete schre1er Sir keeper of the pad ..,,, . , ,, , , , , , ..,,r....,, ...... r ay miller iff Compliments 0 SCHAEFER PLUMBING SUPPLY C0 Phones MA 2406 7 8 9 10 146 150 CLINTON STREET BUFFALO 3 N Y Compliments of ERVIN'S FOOD MARKET 511 NORTH BUFFALO ROAD ORCHARD PARK G WILLIAM COPPOLA GENERAL INSURANCE WA 2944 Ch s 1 LIGHTHOUSE LUNCH RESTAURANT FEATURING HOME COOKED MEALS KE 9791 Gnee S BH o EDWARD I REGAN FUNERAL HOME WO 8808 20 SALEM STREET BUFFALO NIEDZIELA TV SERVICE 1414 BROADWAY 4978 EOD PttyP G Te1TR 7008 DE POTTYS PHARMACY 2290 so th Park Av C1 Ruffql 20 N TITR 5 Walter Lawrence Prop WALTER S WINDSHIELD AUTO GLASS Installatzon Servxce and Repairs WRIGHT s PHARMACY TRm,g,e 4353 OdWght ndll Bedaz 2740 SENECA ST WEST SENECA 24 N TOM MARY 809 BAILEY AVENUE PERRY CENTER COmerofPeru FULTON 9070 . N. Y 9 I O 200 iccxgo tree! Bu fcxlo 4, N. Y . . 1282 e s e treet u al ll,N.Y , . . , N. Y 9 HU. 1 ' 0 9 . . e O , h. . .1 . , . lf ' ' ' Y, u e., near E en o , . Y. 0 e.: . 294 Cliff r ri cz u ius n r . , .Y. 9 295 WA. THOMAS H. MCCARTHY FUNERAL HOME SO 4454 1975 SENECA STREET BUFFALO 10 N Y CONIGLIO s PHARMACY BEST WMS FROM 812 ABBOTT ROAD FROSH IOHN DANTONIO 'rn 5444 FRANCE MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME Open 8 A M IPM cnoom s DELICATESSEN Cold Cuts Beer SO 9152 382 N BUFFALO ST ORCHARD PARK N Y 280 ABBOTT ROAD Max A France CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 From MR 8 MRS CHESTER IANECKI 8 FAMILY WALDEN HARDWARE G APPLIANCE Comphments of MR G MRS IOHN DANTONIO 119 121 WALDEN AVE Tel BA 3222 CLINTON COLLISION G SALES SERVICE GENE S BARBER SHOP 2135 CLINTON sr BUFFALO 5 SCHLITZ The BEER That Made Mrlwaukee Famous S I M O N S C H E G G Telephone TR angle 8965 I A Bert Reynolds GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING BEE BEE DISTRIBUTING CO INC WHOLESALERS 600 Harlem Road Spec1a11z1ng m Front End Work 885 Bailey Avenue Buffalo N Y Comphments of MSGR NASH COUNCIL No 3875 xnlaurs or COLUMBUS I I I I 'k Ed 6. Matt Serwacki, Proprietors 74 BARNSDALE AVENUE i' - , N. Y. 1 - . . .. . I I 156 Bus. FA. 1130 TR. 1000 WANAKAHCLUB BRAND BEVERAGES ohnnle Ryan Dlxl Cola Richardson Root Beer All Flavors STANLEY KOCIC and MICHAEL KOCIC 3280 South Park Avenue Lackawanna 18 N Y Qt 1 ucv Q St Lucy s St Columlma 5 Guild THANKS FOR CALLING KRAMER Bill Hang KRAMER BROS FREIGHT LINES MR G MRS McKENNDRY WALLY 8 NACY S DELICATESSEN WA 9804 127 LOUISIANA STREET BUFFALO 4 N Y J . - . .- - . o o , . . , . . L 0 A lv L St. Columlaafs Holy Name ' if , , Compliments of 9 s i' . INTERNATIONAL UNION OPERATING ENGINEERS A lzated wxth the Amerzcan Federation o Labor - C I O DrecIgemcn Boat Opcratore DrIIIers and He-Ipcrs STEPHEN I LESLIE WILLIAM O HOCH Presldent and Busmess Busmess Representcxhve Mcmcxger Great Lakes D1str1ct of if . . . . f . 0 I-0CaI Union 25 f-' Marine Division C Rf OM If WE VE COME A LONG WAY Ioe Barone YOQI Behr M1ke Caldwell Cef Cefarattl Dangllng Dan Charleton V1n Cllano Cr1b Cr1sman Deno DeMar1a Dlgs D1gg1ns Dond1 D1Mar1a Iones Donoghue Iron Gut Gee Hook Graeber Spook Holloran Bud Hayes Dlck Hecht Halrpxece Henn1gan Pop Herrmann Sweet LIPS Hoefhch Markam Kennedy R1CkY K1nma1d Polak Lemeczak Sleepy McKeever Rud1 Rudzmskx 2 P1lls Sant1 M1ke Scanlon P1nky Sulhvan Fatback Sulhvan Duke Szymanskl M1ke Yantomast Honest Abe Zwe1l1ng 1 C6 7 97 'ik ' Dick Robnlqrd Compliments of BISHOP TINION CAMERA CLUB Q Moderator FATHER RENE President EARL FITZNER Vice President TOM KNOERL Secretary Treasurer WARREN HARRIS BEST WISHES CLASS or 'so BURCZYNSKI BAKERY BRANCH Best in Baked Goods 2123 CLINTON STREET WO. 3060 SO 9738 Res WO 7085 George Horbett Prop HI GRADE COLLISION SERVICE FOR AUTOS AND TRUCKS 2085 Cllnton Street Buffalo 6 N Compliments of HOLLER BROTHERS 200 ROOSEVELT AVENUE TONAWANDA N Y A FRIEND Tel SO 8554 Road Servic and To ing EMERY DOCTOR S TEXACO SERVICE Ignition Work Muffler Clutch and Brake Servlce 141 ABBOTT ROAD BUFFALO N Y Congratulations from IOHN and EILEEN BUTCH and LORRY IACK and BETTY LARRY and RAINEY Leonard L Slawatycki Private Lessons Band Practice LEONARD S MUSIC STORE Accordion Saxophone Clarinet Trumpet 1846 CLINTON STREET 6763 FELONG S RESTAURANT 2050 SOUTH PARK AVENUE SO 9201 Full Line ot Home Appliances TR 1665 IVIILHEIVI ATTEA G BROS Wholesalers ot Candies Clgars Cigarettes Tobuccos 1509 CLINTON STREET BUFFALO N Y WHITEY S TAVERN MACKINAW STREET BUFFALO 4 N Y 160 ' , .Y. O O O .1 . ' e w' I Tires, Batteries and Accessories - General Repairing IITHE WO. ' I 'A' 229 , . . Rlchard Beers Compliments of Professor Delegate Alternate ROOM 202 FR EVAN GRECO O F M WILLIAM MULLEN THOMAS VADAKIN Ioseph Burger Douglas Christopher Gene Conners Iames Cusack Gerard Daly Edward Dyson Guy Emckson Dav1d Falkner Iohn Fltzgerald Peter Frrdman Walter Furlong Iohn Garra Robert G1ll Dennls Gorskl M1chael IrW1n Iohn Iarocmskr Lawrence Iones Donald Kenyon Rrchard Mar1on Rlchard Martm Wllllam McAndreW Robert McDonnell Ioseph Molloy Iames Mowry Charles Mulvey George Munley Iohn Qurgley Iohn Reedy Lou Re1ner Charles Rud1ch Paul Shanks Mlchael Slelskl Ralph Stuart Ioseph Tomczak Charles Varecka Davld Wozmak Wlllldm Ioes Kevln Kexghron Complzments 0 Delegate Alternate Iohn Collrns A Campanellr Ioseph Carbone Bob Carey Thomas Carroll Iohn Connolly Paul Dudzlck Iames Deegan Charles Emhof Thomas Ferguson Bob Gould Dav1d Guarrno Mlchael H1gg1ns ANNEX ROOM 205 Bob Husted Mlchael Kelly Iohn Klass Bob Kulesa Donald Marr1ott Paul Martello Dean Mlller Iames O Halleran Walter Pawlowskx Steve Poturalskl Pullweskr T Qumlxvan Bob Schrnxtt Nelson IOHN WIELAND IAMES O HALLERAN Paul Schultz Sebastlano Iohn S11er Bob Sloan Mxchael Sullrvan Paul Tederous Dan1el Tracy Gary Walters Thomas Weber Iohn W1eland Iames Wllson Degrood Marszalek Sf? iff 'ir Professor . ...,,..l..... ...... . ....,,.,..,.....,....,..... A ...........,,, ,,,..l A , ...,, NPR. XAVIER, O.F.M. sk CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '60 STUDFNT SFNATF Moderators FR ROBERT GABEL O F M FR GORDIAN DUDLEY O F M President VINCENT SHIPE Vxce President MARTIN OATES Senior President ANTHONY OTTAVIANI L. B. SMITH MOTOR CORP. FORD FALCON THUNDERBIRD Sales and Servlce 1212 Abbott Road L B Smlth Plaza Complrments EDWARD MAHONEY Councnlman MURPHY PAPER CO so 5200 OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 195 READING STREET BUFFALO 20 N Y LAWANDUS FLOOR COVERING Te TR 0314 5 ABBOTT ROAD BUFFALO 20 WASSMAN BROS NC Dodge Dealer Pho e no 4500 Good Clothes Deserve Good Care ACME CLEANERS 6 DYERS toe 3 ee TR THE COLONIAL MEMORIAL CHAPELS INC Phone FA 3007 3003 SOUTH PARK AVENUE LACKAWANNA 18 N Y MCKENDRY DENGLER FUNERAL HOME INCORPORATED 2254 MAIN STREET BUFFALO N I MILFORD IENNISON Funeral Dlreclor 531 SOUTH PARK AVENUE BUFFALO 4 e 4 4 . 4 O 'Q' . , . . . . , . . . ' 'I' . . of I + Phone . 1.: . - 1 ' 482 , N. Y. I I I ul If Drive-In and Plant-1335 Orchard Park Road--HO. 1923 D 2 . Branch S r -211 S n ca Street- . 1008 I I Q , .Y. 3 . I - - , N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 60 BISHOP TIMON FATHERS CLUB Presrdent FRANKI HAHN Vxce Presrdent I MILFORD DIGGINS Secretary FREDERICK D FLETCHER Sergeant at Arms RICHARD P PAY Moderator REV TIMOTHYI QUINN O F M 7 il? 1 Treasurer ,....,., ,.., , .A ,, , , , ..... .....,,...,... . ..,..,.,.,.,,IOSEPH P. SULLIVAN 1:1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 BISHOP TIMON HIGH SCHOOL MOTHERS CLUB Presldent MRS DOLORES FRIEL VICG Pres1der1t MRS CHARLES WILSON Treasurer MRS RAYMOND DANAHY I A1 1 Secretory , ,.,,,, ,, , .,,, .Y.,, .........,..,,,,Y,,..,,,,,,,.,,,....., ....,,,,, ,,,, ,.,,, ...... M R S . L Y MAN GRIFFITHS ST. BONAVENTURE UNIVERSITY Conducted by the Franciscan Friars SCHOOLS SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY FRANCISCAN INSTITUTE OF PHILOSOPHY MAJORS Accounting Finance Physical Educatron Biology History Phys1cs Busmess Administration Iournalism Political Science Chemistry Languages Psychology Econom1cs Mathemattcs Sociology English Phllosophy Teacher Education Reserve Ofhcer Trainlng Corps For Further Details Write DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS ST BONAVENTURE UNIVERSITY St Bonaventure New York Homeroom Teacher Alternate Tom Achtyl Iack Bodkm Steve Bokan Tom Bosa Iohn Burns Louie Candell Rich Conley Ioe De Marco Ed Dietzel Bill Dillon Ron Eichler Les Plummer Bob Golibersuch ANNEX ROOM 202 TIGER S DEN Tim Gunning Den Herer Iohn Iasm Tom Kaminski Iim Kiernan Bill Kietzman Dave Lawrence Rod MacKinnon Bob Maher Iim Mahoney Paul Malik Herb Moltzan lim Moran MR DRISCOLL PAUL MALIK Tom Mueller Rich Nassoiy Dave O Connor Dave Paul George Radka Dave Reisch Pat Rodgers Hank Srnaczniak Dave Smyntek Paul Souter Dan Statt Paul Weridzikowski Vic Zastempowski SCHOOL OF EDUCATION CC 7 77 if Delegate S... e.... .........,..... ,S,................................................,..................., R O D MacKINNON if Gentlemen Fzrst Scholars Second Professor Alternate Richard Amidon Richard Barone Ralph Bevilacqua Iames Burkett Douglas Caruans Robert Clark William Clouden Paul Cunningham Vincent Demaloribus David Dudley Henry Fiegel Iames Fredo FR PASCHAL MICHAUD O F M Frank Galante Paul Hashem Lewis Hunter Robert Kingsbury William Mattucci Iohn McDonald Michael McGroaw Daniel Melewski Richard Murry I P O Connor Thomas O Connor EDWIN WILLIAMS RICHARD MCELROY Stan Osika George Ode Richard Pasinski Dale Railsback Iohn Selig Lewis Sprague Richard Stoddard Dennis Talty Torn Wetherby David Wright Ron Palumbo Duane Coad Professor ANNEX ROOM 204 FR CONALD HENDERSON O F M Delegate .,..,,,. ....,.,.,..................,.....,.,.,.,........,.......,. ....,,,V.........,,,,......,....... ,FRANK INSERA Alternate ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,tt,,,,, ,,,,,,,,tt,,,,,..,...,t, , ...,l,, ,,,,,,,.....,....,,...,..,.,..,.,,,. ...... T E D BLIZNIAK lim Bednasz Ted Blizniak Bill Boland Phil Bromberek Pete Cannito Maurice Casey Bill Cosgrove Ioe Darrone I. T. DeMarco Ron Emerling Rich Griesmann Dave Hahn Bob Hens Frank Insera Iames Kane Ioe Lawless Bob Lichon Mike Manka lim Martin Rich Martin Charlie Maxwell Don McAndreW Gerry McGowan Ioe McMahon Ray Melancon Mike Mercer Torn Mozingo Iohn Nowak Iohn Okal Iirn Sexton Mike Waih Paul Garvin Tom Shea Iohn Burke ANNEX RO0M 303 Q o Sir Sf? HPRECINCT 206 iff Chaplaxn .. ..,.....A.....,.A .,.ww. ..... ........,,.,,.., A . ,.,.,... . . ..,,..... F ATHER DONATUS, O.F.M. Captam ..A..... , ,,,,. ,,,..,, .,... , , ,,.,,. . ,,... , .,A,,. ,...... A . A, ...A, .. ...WSAM CONIGLIO THE UN TOUCHABLES Ierry Beat Feet Balxsten Tom Br1beless Becker B111 Bunko Belz D1ck Rock Braccl Ierry Copper Cartuneto Ixm Fuzz COnS1d1ne Iohn Law Ernst Sam Trckets Con1gl1o B111 Th1n Man Cunnmgham Herb Frrday Flscher Ioe Pr1vate Eye Guzdek Fred Flatfoot Fletcher Ray I1ggers Ierge lack K1ller Kane Iohn Legs Langan Larry No Fears Meers Den 410 ODonnell Euseblo Irxsh Pacella Dave Bloodn Guts Patton Steve Rod Rodler Mtke Bates Rowely Frank Restless Gun Russert Ioe Handle Bars Scarpello Gary Bood Hound Schlntzlus hm Snooper Smxth Ken Iudo Suto Paul Paddy Wagon Sulllvan Ioe Tr1ggerF1nger Untereger Charlxe Paddle Proof Vassar Paul Mr Lucky V1to Iames Specs Whlte Larry Guardall W1ll1ams Dan Dangerous Workman Roger Shotgun Wlnchester Steve T1ghtL1ps W01lOW1CZ Bob Blackjack Zelak Ed Web Shafer Bob IU 4 Wflghf BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 T0711 THE HISTORY AND CIVICS FRATERNITY Moderator FATHER LUIS O F M Pres1dent V1ce Pres1dent Recordmg Secretary Correspondlng Secretary Treasurer Anthony Bonaccr Mlchael Booth W1ll1am Burke lack Bush Gerald Cleary Dav1d Coffe Robert Czalk Damel Donohue Robert Elardo Iohn Fltzgerald Robert Gannon Wllllarn Glczkowskl Edward Haley Trmothy Hartnett Patrlck Irwm Dav1d Keller Gerald Klssel Robert Kull Mrchael MGCle1eWSkl Mrchael McGarry GERARD HAUSER ALEX CARDONI EDWARD SCHREIER STEVEN KIEL lohn Muldoon Iohn Mulvey Iames Pawlak Patrlck Plnto Robert Posluszny Paul Rudn1ck1 Peter Schreler W1ll1am Skretny Iohn Shaffer Robert Trbov1ch Si? 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Complxments 0 SENIOR ROOM IOO Homeroonz of Martyrs Magmster PADRE DOMICIUS KFINNEGAND Delegat1 FELICETAS IANECKI und HERR MUELLER Bum Baumgarten Bob Brauch Hank Buccella Mot Burke L1ttle Caesar Casc1ano T I Crowley Lawrence Danahy Goat DelBello Rusty Denecke Sewerrat Fenz Tom Ferguson Hercules Garrxgan Gormy Gorman Dr Gahn Hahn Hunter Hames Fester Ianeckx Ionah Iones N1Ck1lG Klrchofer Let 5 Have Shlek Karam Paucho Lopus Flea Martm Gyp Watson McGarry Kev McGrath Beak Mueller Cake OBr1en Squatts OllGV1Gn1 Pause Posluzny Mudhole Regan Iew Samuels Bob Schoenl Geshrunk Schrexer OHou1ahan Shlpe Slumber Slomba Gay Stevens Ace W1ll1ams D I Wurzer ONE Publzc Graduatzon . . . f ui' if-I Frank Clark Mackie McHale ff J ' ' ,I town plus the guarantee of a top YJ 'r gl Q X ,fix ' uln xxlfxlsx 51 11 1 L' X s 'S if wif LW L lm l E, , lf? ll!-59 nam-gg? 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