Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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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.

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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

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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.