Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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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.

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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.