Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1971 volume:

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Coming into view is a little, red brick grammar school at 84 Vandalia St. The newly founded Bishop Timon High School is located on the second floor of this humble dwelling. The Franciscan community, consisting of five Friars, is offering a college entrance program under the super- vision of Fr. Claude Kean. There are a few boys standing on the front steps. They must be part of the student body, a mere forty-five students. WHERE DID TIMON GO FROM HERE? l t t l t F ft' scene 's' rw E ,H , A-Q ,r 5-X,: ,. 1 'Q vt bvfm- k,P 5'iK- .. ' +4 ,. fl- s ' ' tx P- f f -. A A .rm L. 5 Q- -N? K Q3-K S. , Ri F I 5, T , ,i . 'E rj. J' 'r ,gl A 5: 5 -f.,.ff. . .. XM V. 5 if N x 'ip ' Q , x ,F .mf X G- .111 If 6 .I ianfj., Q. :- ,. K5,f.,?w . , 4, -. , ' . 9 Q '. ,A . 'QM . 'x . 'fzgf FSQX ,. , 9 , . 53. N Q , . X' Q ' 4 , P1 4 xx is 6 Wt 'fs s X fs: 5 K X -I I-' cw 1 's ' 5 .--s, ' V 5-I s A L li' V as if an 1 -'K 525' ' ,E f' f --.. Q , , if 1 ., '2 1 ' A V ,Af , sg X Q , . . ' 'x 1 , lr' Y r 5' 'Mae 1, -A v ,WV X, N 7.4 K 4, , w V Hb ,Y In wif' kk ' K 'A'k fs' ff -x 1 ' Qu 2 , I Q., fir il N Y 1K 'fx-.5 fag, 1351? aqua. as M, 2- ft --For -xes 1 in , iw liiix -4. L .x Q, ,k 8 ffm J vt I P ea? V J? Q .Y X. . , Y , x . X , xxx S Q-eg MS 2 X x N QQ? We look inside the building and, as a classroom comes into focus, a student with a troubled look is in direct view. He is probably hoping that the period will end SOOI1. as 5 Q N ' t N x X . X tx X X Sk X X Q S S He hopes that Timon, with its many citations and awards. can help him spiritually as well as education- ally. He knows that Timon has progressed immeasurab- ly in the field of education over the past 25 years. With students like him, Timon can continue advancing for the next 25 years. is N E Xi Ss ' x x X 1 , t Q is S S S tx awk :xi W X V749 . 25 . sis. K . ? A 7 ,- ...- V ,,,.Y ..-4'- V in .N-A ' , ,,,,...-nr 'V .rv- L3 kr..-ax ' Nf,,,-.'- , V RE,- ,.... ' M f mf Maur wgvpa. , nuff. ,,,..,-4' if We Is the Key Answer The question, Where do we go from here, has been asked since the beginning of time and will be asked until the end of the world. We is the key answer to that question. We all have to come together before any new goals can be accom- plished. With each other, the future is endless: the end is not near. W,-v A ,:,,-K -u x' TALISMAN 1971 VOLUME 21 BISHOP TIMON HIGH SCHOOL 601 MCKINLEY PKWY. BUFFALO, N. Y. 14220 TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life .. Academics . . . Underclassmen . . Sports Aclivilie Seniors . 116 C mmunity 152 -N w .. AX xx .fzngqqq f fn N- NX X wks K X N x xfwxx xx Ne. .Q gi fs. Q 1 QI Q 3' 2 -3 ' '3 . Q fiuf 5 9 ix 'ss as ss is Qs ,U 5 C I D OO0lll4' O 'Q 2 Us 1 OOO Q ag 0900 'as F . J' 'NC K X X Q. Q 8 lx. Y Q X X x 'w.-'ASX 'X , 5 as g 5 X 5 Y 9 m X Q, X U , X .XG in m , X XX X X X X K MX N N g , X Q . Q-X X Sgiqkk X-ag . X XXX E E'?f S X XX X X X X X 5 X X X X XX XX EX XX XX A XX X5 Q x i Xi X . g . ,Si Xi Sb X, x XX . ' is X , 1 :' HB X K ., V x X X Y X wx S 5 if fig X X X XX ' X3 Q X 15 ' ' K' P XX Q f gk gn Q-X x X Q -- i X' X gf XW fl Q - X Q wg, .. X XX kj mu' 1: in ' 1 O i .Ji XXXQHX XX. :ff Q, ' Sag as - . X 3 -K X i ,.,.X.X,X...w . XX' 4 Rallies Push On Desire Supported by hoardes of screeching fans, Timon's school spirit evolved to an indomitable level. The open- ing rally was an exciting prelude to the opening football game against O'I-Iara High. Timon took its opener twenty- four to zip! The following rallies were just as thrilling as the first one. Several skits were done by members of the B.T.P.A. Also on the spirit-raising agenda was a motorcade of twenty-five cars including representatives of each class. The basketball season brought out true Timon spirit as the Bengals' performances brought on cheers and plaudits from capacity crowds. This unequalled spirit spurred Timon's athletes on to another great year. Q Q - Fr' eg ffszg R. T r HUFR p i Q X 1 Far Upper Left, Santa Claus fMark Wrightj gives his elf IDennis Colej 0 huge surprise??? Far Lower Left, The Timon men rise and plaudit as the B.T.P.A. arouses the spirit of Timon. Upper Left, Franz Bargmann hangs from a car in the moiorcade. Left, Pat Leary shoots over Coach foe O'Grady as Skinner Martin looks an. Above, The bas- ketball leam is introduced ata pre-game rally. Cultural Assemblies Offered Working to improve the cultural aspects of the Timon stu- dent life. Father Kevin Flynn arranged a series of assemblies running for approximately ten weeks. Exciting plays such as Volpone and intriguing stories of the suffering of the Negro in America have delighted Timon audiences. Typical was a rock type assembly in which certain seniors overcame their inhibitions by dancing with the performers on the stage. Also included was a production by the National Theatre Company of Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller. Another highlight of these happenings was Oedipus Rex by the National Players Company in which the story of a Greek king unfolds. An added attraction was the attendance at periodic intervals of Mount Mercy High School. 1 G l 1 1 ,,-A S378 P ilx 'Fi llql? ,903 Left Bottom, Guitarist shows the Black culture ot' loday's world. Upper Middle, Smale- ey Robinson and Vince Grizanti dance to the music. Lower Middle, .Xiosoal reads the will in the enthralling play Volpone. Lower Right, The chorus in Oedipus Rex, the tragedy of a Greek king. Below, The guard threatens the lawyer as the fair maiden looks on ffrom Volponej. U jiri' 1 :if a :ffl r nip, S nm Q x tb ,K x Qi R. x ' Q 2 M. S .... .- .rw . - . .Y R Winter Weekend Is Lively One of the great success stories of the Student Senate this year was the Winter Weekend. Organized and run by the Stu- dent Senate, this Timon social project is considered as the major school event of the year in which all students can participate. On Friday, February '12, the wild musical sounds of Chenan- go invaded Timon to kick off what proved to be a successful fun-filled weekend. The scheduled toboggan party on the next evening turned out to be an exciting hit as students organized themselves into vigilante groups. These groups were assigned to teachers who were quickly bathed in mounds of snow. The highlight and the most pleasing of the whole weekend was the big upset victory over Neumann which had the fans tensed throughout the entire game. We were now again in first place until the end of the season when we shared the title with Neu- lTlilI'lH. 1 s A ss ff R f Far Left, Chenango sings out os the crowds looli on. Above Cen- ter, Rob Robinson ond Vince Reilly find the climate inside better than the weather out- side at the Chestnut Ridge to- boggon party. Lower Center, Dan Pogonowski in the middle of o pile-on. Left, Pat Leary. Phil Dissek, Bill Quinn, and Tim O'Mora participate in the Mass. Above, Tim l7'Mara grooves with the sounds of Chenango. IQ Grooving at Our Dances Hey, look at that cute chick over there. Is she alone? This statement seems to echo across the room constantly at Timon's weekly dances. This year Timon introduced an I.D. card sys- tem. This simply means that you need an I.D. card for admission to all school activities. During this year, Timon has featured a num- ber of bands. They have ranged from national bands such as Barbara St. Clair and the Pin- kooshins to local bands such as the Next in Line . Every weekend now, Timon offers a teenager a night full of fun and excitement. X wc Xxx g 2 Top Far Left, Many marvel at the Next in Line as they keep the PACE with Ed. Bottom Far Left, Mary Beth Griffin and Mag Tatu demonstrate to the boys of Timon High how to dance. Left, Charley from The Charles really sings it out. Bottom, Mr. Gorman chaperones one of Tim0n's weekly dances as Vince Grizanti wisely looks away. Far Below, Crowds psyche-out during a heavy tune. mid ix ictorious Road To Cup! This year's Manhattan Cup Championship Team was an outstanding organization which used a halanced combination of basic defense and offense. Because of its youth it was picked in preseason to finish in sixth place. Spurretl on hy the raging spirit of hundreds of fans. the Tigers fought their way to first place. The fans contributed a great deal to the 61-60 conquering of Neumann in which Tim Leary's last sec- ond shot was the physical clincher. The loyal fans re- fused to leave until the final buzzer and were delighted at the results. Through the unwavering support of loyal Timon fans and the inspiration they gave. Timon retained the cup for a second consecutive year. S is it T 2 5 R S 3 S . A X - xx ' T X . t - X X E st i 1 X Top, Auditorium crowd during tense moment. Right, The boys are enthused as Timon comes from behind. Above, Mr. Mel Palano The Celtic King receives plaudits from his team. Other Page Top, Dennis Bernas passes to Art Kunz. Middle, Many now realize the fierce battles under the boards. Bottom, Glenn Posier scores again as the boys see itswish! xii' 'fE?1f' xwxsxk Intramurals Commence Intramurals. offered in three sports this year. were a huge success at Bishop Timon. Bowling. basketball, and touch football drew large percen- tage of the student body participation. An added attraction to the bowling setup was the inclusion of facility teams. This was organized by Fr. Iohn's O'Connor: the keglers made weekly trips to the Southside Alleys. The success of this extra curricular activity can be attributed to the active participation ol' the stu- dent body. S S x A .X 23 .S Alex O'Toole Academics Forget about the past and let V your feelings fade away. 25 if 1 l Mr. Robert Chambers Fr. Paschal Michaud Fr. Terrence Gray Fr. Mark Kennedy Fr. Kevin Flynn Mr. lames Stanley Fr. john Alderson Administration Furthers Student Responsibilit Hey, where are you going? To the Prefect's Office. The what? comes a stern voice from behind. I mean the Assistant-Principals Office . Words similar to these are often overheard throughout the halls of Timon. This year Timon fea- tures some new changes in the Administration Department whereby the Prefect's Office is no longer in existence. In its place is the Assistant-Principal's Office now held by Fr. Terrence Gray. In keeping with these progressive changes the Department has dropped detention to the point where only those stu- dents who are late must report after school. This new system is based on student responsibility and is work- ing well. With such capable men at the top of Timon's ad- ministration, it has developed a stronger bond with the student body. hi fm 1' K t el - - f QR' Far Left Above - Mr. Chambers and his daily chore. Far Left Bottom - Fr. Kevin thinking on one of his many economic di- lemmas. Above Left - Mr. Chambers takes the lead in participat- ing with the students. Left - Mr. Stanley practicing student put- dawn with his eyes. Above - All goes well except an Friday the 13th. Even the principal seems strange then. Business Department Expands Dollar Dimensions This year's Business Department, headed by Mr. Ellis, has shown true progress. To make classes more interesting and more lucrative, it is incorporating the use of programmed transparencies, especially in the Accounting 10-12 year courses. This includes plans to give a good knowledge of data processing systems. A number of visiting speakers for the Salesman- ship, Business Organization and Management classes have given informative speeches. There was one new addition to this year's Business staff, Mr. Michael Kull. , -N Mr. George Ellis Mr. Michael Licata Mr. Thomas Marren Mr. Michael Kull ,isa isa it 5 Far Left Above - Mr. Ellis returning tests to anxious students. Left- Mr. Ellis giving or taking dictation? Above Left - lim Maloney expressing his great desire and enthusiasm for learning typing. Above - Mr. Ellis with more tests to the most anxious students in all of Timon, and probably all the world. Histor Dept. Comes Out of Its Own Archives History was always a bore! A student sat in class and copied facts down for the whole period not even knowing why. Booth killed Lincoln or why there is a race problem in Southern Rhodesia. Well, this way of teaching has been changed con- siderably. The History Department is presenting its cources from a concept view point as opposed to the old way of teaching. They conduct discussions and debates ranging from African cultures to American history. Along with this concept viewpoint, the department is trying a new way of teaching called team teaching. The freshmen are experiencing this new technique and, if it is successful, the main building will experi- ment with it in the future. The History Department has come a long way and is pushing further ahead. ,SFT X Q. Q Above, john Husted struggles with a history test. Above Center, jerry Fildes. Kevin Kean and Steve Crosby look over the history projects. Right, Ron Cocoran gets the impression that Mr. Rath could be bored or tired. Far Above Right, Mr. Pericak, you take the flank and l'll take the front, explains Fr. Michael as they try the new method of team teaching used in the school. we X t N, Q ---- . .:1 . as N ,.... .QM ,ny , A x . l 1 4 1 4 I v -. - usuuu-N :eval if Mr Clmrlee. Bflsll Fr Tlmothx Mihonex Mr. Marc Pericak -ftlns Fr. Michael Pulich Mr. Ioseph Rath 5. ggi if i is -s 3 5 1 Mr. William Gorman Fr. Paul Sinnemu lx-'lr. William Fursyllle Mr. Norman Korscli X iq' V .ir Nr E, S Mr. Alfred Wright Mr. Paul Murtcllu Mr. Iolm Suviulu English Dept. Builds Language Skills English must be the most abused subject that ever EXISTED. Everytime a student goes home and says got instead of have or have threw instead of have thrown he gets the prying question, Who is your English teacher? Nevertheless the English Department forges on to instill basic skills in language usage - both written and oral. In addition, the department's teachers try to cultivate an appreciation of literature and to develop a critical insight as a preparation for college. The department also employs supplementary methods of teaching such as filmstrips, records and transparencies. The department has hired two teach- ers who are adept at using these methods. Mr. Iohn Saviola is teaching English I and II and Mr. Paul Mar- tello teaches English I. Opposte Page Above, Fr. Paul attempts to convince his students that English IVisn't all that bad. Opposite Page Bottom, Greg Hunter stu- dies the most common of all courses at Timon, English. Above Left, Mr. Kersch teaching English with two most Valuable tools, Graham Greene and three fingers, or rather. three and a half fingers. Op- posite, Mark Higgins wonders if anybody has alight. J ,Q Q, Z W I t Fr. Venurd Carr Mr. Duniul Driscoll S Fr. Rene Phillips Fr. Linus Hennessey l Mr. Iohn DiPusquale Mr. Dennis McKernun Opposite Page Above, Students ofthe language lab listen to WKBW. Opposite Page Bottom, Tom Putnam studies hard as Fr. Venard overlooks. Above, Mr. McKernan conducts a Spanish I class. Bottom, Fr. Venard makes full use of the language lab to develop language skills in his students. -ft.--w.W.a..s Q Q- Q S g ZIZ S is Q63 'P If Agni X X Eggs . ss g Q iss :ss i s S XXX s 41 Languages from Ancient Rome to Modern Spain Como esta Ud, 'fcomment ca va, and Wie geht's, all mean l-low are you? in their respective languages, Spanish, French and German. The Language Department teaches that the world of language is large and expansive. The department offers both modern and classical lan- guages. A student not only learns the language, but he also learns the customs and beliefs of the country whore it is spoken. This knowledge is conveyed by films that talk about the country itself. Through the Language Dept., one learns that America isn't the only country that exists in the modern world today. 35 R I if I but it as 1 1 hath Dept. Makes Progressive Changes The Math Department was no exception to all the progressive changes which took place in Timon this year. Fr. Louis as head has accepted the school plan of re-evaluation of each department and has changed with it. With these new changes has come new teachers and the Shiflilig of old teachers. Mr. I. Galeza from Canisius College, and Mr. Al O'Toole from Burgard Vo- cational have joined the math staff. Its main objective is to prepare the student for math on a college level and to give a general idea of the prac- tical use of math in modern society. .Q Y ,L 3ws..........,,, Fr. Louis McCormick Mr. Gerald Cleary A Y t I . ' ssgsmef:-3 45 E iyfg k . N ' .V - , se RL- K L l or .1 . i I Mr. james Guleza Mr. Iames Podwikzl Mr. Alex O'Toole Opposite Page Above, Fr. Louis s math class m the early grning. Opposite Page Bottom Mr Cleary tutors ' ents after school Top Left Sophomores in Ufagllflx morning Math class Above, Mr Clearv got? ver lgsiterial,beforeteach1ng v 3' WW My i lwbi X, W wvl ll Nw' Ml lf bg J url .F W tl Q6 ll M' yff VN gt AG Mr. Mel Palano Phys. Ed. Department Well Coordinated Upon entering the Timon gym the glorious sounds of physical education are heard. Wheezing and heavy breathing are not unusual in Mr. Mel Palano's gym classes. Mr. Palano, Timon's athletic director and gym teacher for nearly two decades, engages his classes in a physical workout which aids the student to hetter health. As Timon's athletic director he plans and en- acts various activities such as intramurals. Assisted by teacher and coach Mr. William Duke Forsythe, Timon's Phys. Ed. Dept. is an efficiently coordinated department. his Religion eets Da Of Choice lnstituting a new pass-fail marking system, the Religion department has tried to help the student become aware of himself, his neighbor, his values and his God. With this new system has come an emphasis on in- formal discussion groups. Some significant changes in the department are the offering of optional Masses for the student body and student involvement in the planning of the Liturgy. Through these changes the department hopes to bring meaningful and rele- vant classes to students. The Religion Department is new, evolving and under-staffed. After 25 years of Timon education, the day of choosing is here. Opposite Page Above, just another gym class dis- playing love for their Slave-Driver. Opposite Page Bottom, A Timon gym class practices like no other school in physical exertion. Above, Fr. john stalks his runaway students, rebels from 2nd period reli- gion. Bottom, Nelson Gannon in the star role of Mans Search For Meaning. r get . 5 iffff f M . feffre Fr. Vincent Carroll Fr. lohn O'Connor Fr. Kevin Kennedy Fr. Richard Mucowski 39 'New Life' Flows Into Science Dept. New courses, new objectives and new teachers have been injected into the 1970-71 Science Depart- ment program. This year a course in Earth Science is being offered to freshmen science majors. This course is being taught by Fr. Patrick McCavin in order to teach basic fundamentals which students do not ordinarily re- ceive in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. In addition to this new course. two highly trained specialists have been hired to teach within the Science Depart- ment. Coming from Burgard Vocational. Mr. Alex O'Toole has taken over the heavy load of teaching in the Biological Science course. Mr. Theodore Bliz- niak has returned to Timon after a short stint with Allied Chemical to teach Regents Chemistry. With all these changes, the Science Department has broadened the curriculum and increased its depth. Fr. Patrick MCC nm Bern'irdSpl1vxsk1 Mr P1ulMcNiughton Mr. Maurice Theriault Mr. Theodore Blizniak Mr. joseph O'Grady Left Above, 'll want to go to college, but you never know, expounds Mike Schneeberger. Opposite Page Bottom, Fr. Terence tutors jim O'Neill and Pat O,DODDEllx'1ff6I' regular school hours. Top Above, Pat Qumlivun enjoys this lub experiment. Above, Vince Grizonti puzzles over the Strobo- scope in Physics lub. Mrs. Mary MuNan1an'a1 Mrs. Grace Phelan Mrs. Eleanor Shreenan 'N Annex Kitchen Staff I 1 l , 4 M 4 M l N X xx sv., X - ,M Miss Maureen Culpuys ,,..X' Mrs. Ieunne Smith s i s -X Mrs. Patricia Hughes Q Nywff Miss Loraine Chcmzily Miss Ann Whalen .nhiifs .. si-f 'S 1 --.a-..k....., M--we-swf X? X in i S' Q K Q - if Y Www Main Building Kitchen Staff Brother Edmund Wagner 43 Qs 'wwf W., M.. H x- -- X. 1,... I , ,,. ' nw.-sf x . . MW-fY fM ' 1 1 E Alex O'T0ole N Y 4 Underclassmen .-4 X xii A .S S' xl X ew, X 5 - N1 1 Iss w. w,..V. 'N - N: ' -1331 , if x .I t, x , -M - EY A e e . -'-- 1 I.-es. ' - . xl:: , .E Q ' Lx .qw ,g ef ex ...,, A i. -Q w e A . x.xx .X X- Q 5 f X , we + .a Y s W k 52 .1 .L - . L- Q ffm: ' -- f ,5 X fi - ' ef X my P ' X A' ,S X -- , Let's all get together soon before it is too late. X w 5 gg i 5 e i Nash Hall Continues This 5'ear's frosh class, headed by President George Dimitroff and V.P. Marion Nelson favorably impressed the rest of the school through its spirit and cooperation. A large percentage were constantly attending sports events and other functions of the school. Strong atten- dance at dances and other fund raising activities was not a rare occurrence. Their enthusiasm and outgoing spirit were exhibited in the elections of their class officers. This election was so close that a runoff had to he held to determine the winner. Fr. Mark Kennedy continued as Director of the Annex with Mr. Mark Pericak assuming the position of second- in-command. .QS Room 301: Front Row - V. Cino, M. Curran. D. Durham. R. Dolce. 2nd. Row - M. Fisher. H. Kaozmarczyk, P. Brown. I. Dygulski, 3rd. Row - I. Pankow. P. Powell, F. McGovern, I. O'Donnell. A. Casciano, 4th, Row - D. Piontek, E. Palesh, I. Parkinson. M. Schroeder. S. Ruszczyk. Room 301: Front Row - R. Krajewski, M. Burclzy. Znd. Row - R. Venezia. Z. Kowalski. K. Shanahan, R. Cepuohowski, I. McCarthy, 3rd. Row - M. Kane, M. O'Brien, D. Downey, A. Izzo, I. Shamahan. 4th. Row - T. Wode. I. O'Neill, I. Miga, R. Nikiel. R. Whalen. W. Keener. Top Left, lt's not my fault that all of you have decided to tal-ze Latin I. Left, Father Mark and Mr. Theriault are pointing to someone they suspect of selling the Annex. Upper Right, Fr. Kevin Kennedy is trying to explain to some students that being musically inclined is the key to success. Frosh Prove Hard Workers Far Top Right, Fr. Vincent Carroll is eagerly telling his students to take notes. because of his future quizzes on education. Far Right, Typical Frosh homeroom in the morning, as some stu- dents attempt to finish up last night's homework. Above, Four different reactions to a tough assignment. Below, Mr. Therioult, guidance counselor, trys to help students with any problems. Room 302: Front Row - M. Cosgrove, K. Bergmann, I. Iacobi. M. Dynarski. T. O'Connor. P. Purcell, Znd. Row - P. Green, T. Zimmer. R. Stanley, T. Tilert. I. Powers, I. Kontos, I. Fitzgerald. T. Monaghan, 3rd. Row - M. O'l,eary. K. O'Connor, I. Carlos, P. Crowley, P. Battaglia, M. Goulding. E. Comerford. C3 53 Room 302: Front Row- P. Hartigan. D. Wolff, T. Barnes, P. Pytlak, S. Peluso. Znd. Row - G. Dimitroff, R. Seivert, M. Kearns, T. Morgan, 3rd Row - 1. Dolinar, M. Hosken. R. Crawford, T. Dirrigal, T. Griffin, E. Hylant, D. Den- gos, M. Kramer. f-eeee in E rg Room 303: Front Row I Comerfurd, K. Farrell, D Klu e R. Heiss - . . g , 1 ,I. Aiello, K. Byrne, F. Fabian, Znd. Row - K. Duffy, R. Kelsey. I. Hanley. 3rd. Row - N. Liberlo. E.. Cichon. D. O'Neill, I. Eibl. S. Slack, M. Manhardl. M. Zmitrewicz. M. Kennedy. I. Hecinski. Q I Room 303: Front Row - T. Herbst, R. Paolucci. T. Sloan, M. Nelson, I. Maier. P. Wierchowski, M. McGrath, Znd. Row - D. Wheeler, M. Shestock, I. Hart, I. McMahon. A. Fuhrmann, A. Poloniak, P. Feld. D. Glass, M. Mutku, 3rd. Row - G. Lafferty, B. Leonard, D. Griffin. Fresh Basketball Sheds Light On Future Room 305: Front Row, 1. Scanlon. D. Mitchell. 2nd Row, A. Lopez. F. Gullo, I. Schroeder. I. Recktenwalt, G. Taylor. 3rd Row, D. Grabowski, I. Keough, E. Guglielmo, I. Thiesen, C. Waz, T. McAllister. 4th Row, T. Pawelski. I. Galenti, D. Klepas. T. Finnegan, C. Eggers, F. Laettner. Far Left, Dave Giglia pops in a important 15 foot jumpshot against a tough Baker defender. Bottom Left, George Ellis is in the process of sinking his first free throw in u crucial two-point ploy at the charity line. Below, Each year vision tests are admin- istered to each Timon student. Room 305: Front Row, W. Smith, R. Manley, R. Drdul. Znd Row, D. Donavan, R. Boguoki, T. Kowalski, T. Cosgrove, M. Majohro- wicz. 3rd Row, M. Aldrich, P. Igoe, S. Pasek, E. Calabrese. W. Courtney. I. Doetterl. 4th Row, C. Avery, I. Belomo, I. Heffron, I. Kelly, M. Restivo. Room 401: Front Row, I. Kensinger, G. Calabrese, I. Quinn. I. Walsh. 2nd Row, R. Calcaro, W. Carney, M. Iackson, D. Kiernan, M. English. K. Vetter, R. O'Sullivan. 3rd Row, I. Livingston, K. Biggerstaff, D. Dowling, F. Speranza, R. Ianak, E.. Gehen. K. Guido, C. Avolio. fi .sssitiififig lllilgtiliis s, fix Room 401: Front Row, C. Balicki. I. Gattie, S. Krempasky. 2nd Row, R. Wojcik, R. Hess, M. l-Ienesey, P. Sbriglia, T. Kuczma. M. Sutton. 3rd Row, W. Patterson. P. Lawless, D. McCormick, M. Driscoll, W. Coakley. 4th Row, M. Cullen, R. Newmann, I. Wright, I. Boquard. Frosh Career Orientation Week Is Big Success Xi .- Room 402: Front Row, V. Dziechciarz, R. Wrafter, I. Nason. T. Chwolinski, N Molakaro. 2nd Row, T. Fralick, W. Potts, M. Pyszcek, B. Masterson, R. Miser- antino. 3rd Row, M. Leary. M. McGrath, W. Baco. T. Quinn, R. Brose. ' ' Room 402: Front Row, T. Sheenan, I. Shea, I. Hillery, T. Dillon, I. Hayes. 2nd Row, P. Kurawski, D. Kurczewski, R. Trzecki, T. Pawlak, I. Solowski, S. Wangler, P. Burger. I. Ruffner. 3rd Row, M. Scarello, I. Hughes, P. Kaczarow- ski. I. Shields, D. Giglia, P. Paschke, P. Oleski. ,JW Room 403: Front Row, M. Amico, M. Lockwoo, I. Stallone, R. Songin, M. Crapsi, S. Alfano. 2nd Row, D. Urban, P. O'Connell, M. Cooney, T. Burke, W. Drzymala. 3rd Row, G. Kruse, R. Williams, T. McCormick, N. Murray, C. Bowers, M. Kuntz. Room 403: Front Row, T. McGough, D. Honan, I. Culbert, R. Merkl, E. Dur- shardwe. Znd Row, G. Paruta, R. Fay, G. Ellis, D. Clabeauz, D. McManus, M. Biskup. 3rd Row, R. Kelly, S. Miel, I. Grady, R. Pfeiffer. L. Carver, D. Maloney. Far Upper Left, Ward Iohnson, a representative from the Trust Department ofthe Liberty National Bank, is instructing a class on the fundamentals of a bank during the Freshmen Career Orientation Week. Far Lower Left, During the very busy orientation week, some fresh can be seen scurrying ta their classes. Upper Left, 'l'm glad we have such huge, spacious lockers so that we don't have to push or shove to get to them.' Lower Left, 'What did I hear you say yesterday? 53 Sophomores Stengthen nit Of School Getting off to a flying start, the Sophomore Class elected as their representatives President V. Astyk and Vice-President I. Reid. These men have proved to be valuable to the unification of the Class of '73. By sponsoring a Remember the Annex dance, the sophs im- pressed many onlookers as hard working. socially involved young men. This dance, along with other activities such as a tobbaggon party, a class picnic, and a gym night, have helped prepare the sophs for a greater role of leadership during the next two years. ---..-............... ktkx M xxkkx Q M Room 201: Front Row, E.. Akromas, M. Acquino, V. Astyk, M. Barnett, A. Castriconc. Znd Row, A. Caveretta, 1. Bennett. D. Borodzik. 3rd Row, M. Siesulka, M. Boquard. R. Campanile, F. Bretl, D. Burchalewski, D. Ballesteri. Room 201: Front Row, A. Carosa, D. Bouquard, D. Brown, I Acara, M. Boss, R. Christ. Znd Row, W. Carney, B. Cholasinski M. Busshart, I. Brady, I. Brogan, T. Bernas, A. Barone, D. Bauss B. Carroll. 3rd Row, T. Bamberg, H. Burke. I. Atkinson, P. Beale D. Brooker, R. Cianciosi, T. Arcara. Far Right, 'If I make this goal, then I will make it to the finalsf says Matt Laudisio. Below Left, ls this what is meant by 'inde- pendent study'? Below, P. Haffstteter and an accomplice at their locker. Room 202: Front Row, P. Crayer. 2nd Row, I. Conmy, R. Czajka, H. Eckert, G. Davis, I. Dieboldt, T. Ejbisz, R. Ferrino. 3rd Row, S. Crosby, M. Dickson, P. Comerfard, K. Connors. 4th Row, B. Coseglia, D. Cranberger. lvl. Crowley, P. Dolan, I. Conrad. Room 202: Front Row, P. Fitzgibbons, P, Coseglia. Znd Row, B. Danieu, G. Dugan, E. Coleman, G. Fildes, I. Dombrowski. M. Flurry, M. Frenlzel. 3rd Row, W. Dunbar. T. Fallon, S. Dolce. L. Dusza, T. Derrico, T. Felong, A. DiCenso, D. Driscoll, M. Con- nors, K. Conrad. Sophs Prove Strong In School Spirit ooo,oo . .rr. ooo. ... .xx .. A x.. P X E Room zoa: rmrii Row, 1. Kaiser, M. Iarczyk. znd Row, K. Hall, 1. Kankiewicz. G. Herman, I. Halioki, I. Kaczmarczyk, R. Iudge, P. Hermann. 3rd Row, I. Guilfoyle, I. Iohnson. B. Gielowski. G. Griffin. W. Haladay, P. Hoffstetter, R. Ianiga, I. Harb. Room 203: Front Row, M. Hyrn, I. Gorman, I. Iankowiak, G. Hunter. 2nd Row, G. Griffin, G. Grosjean, T. Hartigan, G. Garrett, K. Keane, I. Hoffstetter. 3rd Row, D. Iuszkiewicz, R. Goodwin, G. Hill, M. Hoffman, I. Hayes, P. Gorman. I. Hanrahan, I. Iohnson. . Q X x Room 204: Front Row, P. Mallon, T. McAllister, B. Krolczyk, T. Kelly, R. Lang Znd Row, C. Mazur, T. Kuntz, I. Mann. G. Kegler, D. Madigan. 3rd Row, I Kleinfelder, S. Kreamer. M. Munson. I. Moran, D. McMahon. 4th Row, D Morton, S. Maracle, B. McGowan. K. Kiefer. I. Leumer. ssh Row, I. Kohler, D McDonnell, K. Monaco, W. Kruse. M. Laudisio, I. Krolly, D. Mazgaj. Room 204: Front Row, G. Masterson. I. Kilcoyne, I. Muench. 2nd Row, B. McKenzie, H. Lampazzi. I. Kurzanski, C. Militello. 3rd Row, D. Malley, I. Livesey, B. Leahy, G. Leary. 4th Row, S. Maracle, P. Lewis, R. Kobis, R. Maggio. Far Upper Left, Some ofthe sophomores show their support by cheering the Timon varsity cugers. Far Lower Left, Brian Dcmieu puts a grappling side heudlock on Vince Astyk. Upper Left, I. Kcmkiewicz and L. Noworyta are en- grossed in some library research. Lower Left, 'Well, where do I go from here?' 57 Sophomores Are On The Move Room 205: Front Row, D. Nunn, K. Quinn, K. Ring, G. Olczak, D. Reen, D. O'Brien. 2nd Row, L. ,Noworyta, T. Ray, P. Riederer. P. O'Donnell. 3rd Row, G. Oslzmski, M. Pioone, I. Nosky, B. Peterson, I. Porreco, M. Quinn. I. Olejarski. Room 204: Front Row, M. Piccilo, G. Roach, M. Rhino, R. O'Connor, I. Reid D. Rost. Znd Row, I. O'Neil, R. O'Neil, P. Purele, R. Niederpruem. 3rd Row M. Pesci, G. Nowak, A. Russo, P. Renkas, G. Roach. I. Pace, R. Noiret, B O'Neil. ' 58 v 1 Room 206: Front Row, 1. Schott. R. Zephro, D. Sperduti. I. Salverson. 2nd Row, R. Wagner, M. Smith, W. Scahall, M. Szymendera, S. Sporrazza. M. Shannon. 3rd Row, T. Young, M. Wearl, P. Sohacinski, M. Sedar, T. Scar- bowski. Room 206: Front Row, R. Wright, R. Schafer. 2nd Row, G. Skomru. T. Sloan, I. Szczur, R. Vogl. 3rd Row, M. Sullivan, D. Walker. I. Suto, T. Snyder, R. Wiacek. 4th Row, R. Samuel. G. Serafin, D. Ziarnowski, S. Waligur, D. Wel- lenzohn. Far Upper Left, Mr. Kersch and the boys are trying to decide at whose house the next bridge game will be held. Far Lower Left, A common sight in the library is a table of sophomores trying to study hard for their future tests. Far Above, T. Kuntz is asking himself, 1 wonder why Mr. Chambers would want me. Above, Another day of classes ends as sophomores walk through the hulls toward their lockers. 59 X it is Q as X X Y. X -sf K.. . Q T . s S X . E i 5 t E gui ifs ,st if 3. - is li ' ,WWMWW 4, WMYWW lLXs.s..tt.ss - Above, Larry Astyk receives a well deserved M.V.P. award for football. Above Right, Pat Quinlivan is trying to think up his next gruesome caper. Far Right, A familiar junior lunch table, the corner-of-the-cafeteria crew. Next Year Iuniors Take Over As they prepare for their senior year, the year in which they will lead the school, the junior class of 70-71 showed a signifi- cant amount of leadership. In nearly every field of student activity, the junior class was well-represented. As elected delegates of the class, President Al Burns and Vice- President Mike Tatu attemptedto unite the class throughtvaried activities. They decided that running dances, toboggan parties and class trips, would help consolidate the class. Many juniors decided by themselves to participate in the social events of the school. Iuniors were to be found in key positions in sports, in the school publications, and in the various clubs. at .Q S Room 102: Front Row, R. Courtney, I. Barbara, K. Carey, I. Catanzaro. Znd Row, T. Colling, T. Blake, I. Deney, I. Browne, D. Bufano. 3rd Row, R. David, I. Conlon, S. Castricone, I. Davidson, P. Crowley. Room 102: Front Row, D. Blum, I. Casey, D. Anderson, P. Col lins. 2nd Row, T. Dalecki, L. Cavaretta, I. Corbett, I. Culligan, D Brugnone, A. Burns. 3rd Row, I. Dabkowski, P. Connors. V Barile, R. Baris, F. Bebak. 4th Row, M. Crehan, A. Casciani, D Cudney, N. Castanguay, V. Bolas. f .. X Room 103: Front Row, B. Dietrich, P. Devine, L. Dickman, D Grawbowski. Znd Row, D. Dynarski, R. Friedman, M. Grant, M. Dzielski. T. Durkin, K. Eagan. 3rd Row, I. Donohue, D. Fragale, M. Garry, G. Domzalski, D. Gleason. 4th Row, T. Fitzgerald, G. Denzel, K. Flaherty, I. Florea. Room 103: Front Row, M. Goulding. W. Goodwin, H. Gawronski L. Durenbeck, T. Gulcynski. I. Goergen, G. Doyle. 2nd Row, I. Ferraro, M. Galluch, D. Dolinar. G. Dirrigal, D. Grell, E. Dowl- ing, I. Fecio, N. Gannon. 3rd Row, D. Dutkiewicz, E. Giblin, P Ertel, P. Farrell, S. Franczyk. 1 61 Iunior Class Dance Attracts S .F li Room 106: Front Row, K. Hannon. S. lacumski. E.. Hauser, B. Kzyriwieki, D. lason, P. Gunning, T. Knopka. Znd Row, I. Hope. T. Kennally, I. Kinney, F. Langan. G. Kraska. 3rd Row, T. Harrigan, A. Homewood. T. Lester. S. Iablow- ski, T. Kohler, P. Kowal, L. Iehle, D. Leary, S. Heroth. S Q - . j ig A , S ' -. 4 .ei Q Room 106: Front Row, T. Kausner, E. Koyack, K. Guth, M. Kelly, 2nd Row, D. Kraft, 1. Husted, I. Hewson. K. Hosking, L. Hubbers, M. Kruse. 3rd Row, I. Herbst, K. Knott, G. Iuszkiewicz, P. Leary, P. Kurzanski, I. Leavelle. B. Horner. 62 Man X S Far Upper Left, 'l wonder if we should ask them to dance. Far Lower Left, Some juniors find that dancing can be enjoyable. Lower Left. Students participate actively during their favorite school activity. Lower Right, Mark Sikorski and Bill Ork are get- ting supplies from storage for making posters. Below, Fr. Iohn Alderson is busily reading directions for the very difficult ju- nior P.S.A.T. exams. Room 107: Front Row, R. Moore, I. Macturk, A. Monaco, R Matuzak, G. Needham, K. Long. Znd Row, P. Morgan, F. Murphy V I. McMahon, P. Monan, E. Mactuzak. 3rd Row, B. Ork, E. Martin I. Mulligan. 4th Row, F. Moritz, L. May, M. O'Brian, P. Liddell. Room 107: Front Row, I. McGowan, B. Mann, B. McPhee. A. Maciaz, T. Maher, T: McCabe. Znd Row, R. Palano. T. Nesterak, R. Pilarski. L. Mellerski, M. Perillo, B. Mahoney. D. O'Neill, M. Parchetta. I. -McGovern, I. McMahon. 3rd Row, I. McGaugh, I. Peterson, K. Patton. F. Menzel. 63 Iuniors Prepare For Senior Year Room 108: Front Row, G. Rossell, L. Seivert, 1. Shannon, T. Shreehan. Znd Row, V. Schwerl, D. Pollinger, N. Sager, R. Pokorny. 3rd Row, I. Schultz, I. Schmelzinger, K. Quinn, T. Sambrolto. E. Sams. 4th Row. E. Rathke, R. Scan- lon. 5th Row, M. Quinn. I. Roos. L. Russo. P. Scarcello, R. Readinger, R. Piracci. Room 108: Front Row, V. Reilly, P. Quinlivan, R. Robinson, K. Schott, M. Rejewski. 2nd Row, D. Resetarits, R. Puskar, B. Ryan. G. Pyllak, I. Powers. W. Powers. 3rd Row, M. Roloff, D. Richard, G. Price. 64 Left, Harry Gawronsl-ii is pondering over a part ofthe junior P.S.A.T. exam: the results of the exam are of vital importance toward college admission. Room 200: Front Row, I. Zak, I. Sullivan. R. Whalen, D. Waskielwicz. Znd Row, E. Stachewicz, A. Thomas, A. Zygmunt, R. Zientek. 3rd Row, I. Smith, R. Skomra, P. Smith, T. Wojcik, M. Smith. C. Skipper. D. Yager. W. Thomas. Room 200: Front Row, R. Stranz, I. Tutuska, M. Speranza, R. Walker, P. Van- dervoort. R. Witzelban. 2nd Row, N. Silvestri, M. Tatu, M. Sikorski, R. Wei- gard, G. Zieziula. 3rd Row, M. Walton, W. Starek, R. Spinelli, T. Vullo. U. Sap, T. Wright, R. Skozales. 65 wx X X Alex O'Toole Sports N1 S: R Q - L G- N 'ES ' QM x Q X ' nf .Q X-N X M ' - .- Rf. H x QSSFEAXX QA- X f Q -:. X Try to find u better place But soon it's all the some 67 Dennis Bauer Runs For School Record of 12:40 Hard work and perseverance resulted in another successful season for the unheralded Cross Country team. This year's season was highlighted hy two school record-hreaking times: Dennis Bauer at12:-10 and Glenn Pasier at 12:42. Bauer, this year's MVP. erased Bill Masterson's record of 12:55 set last year. The Tigers, captained hy Tim Leary, finished a strong third with a 7-2 record. Handling their first seven oppo- nents easily, the Harriers suffered heartbreaking losses to Turner and St. Ioe's. Dennis Bauer, Glenn Pasier. Mike Tatu. Hank Osika and Ted Delecki were given strong support by Tim Leary, Den Bernas, Pat Fisher and Iohn McGovern. This year's frosh team. led hy Terry O'Connor, also finished third with a 7-2 record. Standing: M. Tatu, P. Beale. D. Rost. A. Kunz, T. Leary, E. Martin, D. Bauer. ll. Osika, M. Munson. Kneeling: R. Camhell, I. McGovern, G. Pasier, T. Delecki, P. Fisher. D. Bernas, K. Guth. Front: G. Maslerson. W. Dunbar. Upper Left, MVP Dennis Bauer: the best runner in the history of the school. Lower Right, Captain Tim Leary leads Tigers to victory. Lower Left, Glenn Pasier makes move for lead in crucial meet. Lower Center, Dennis Bernas and Pat Fisher pair up for big finish. r my .if R Xwx S Vg ' Q N Upper Left, Strain, Pain and Desire, ull traits of an excellent Cross-Country runner, are displayed here as Roofus Cambell heads for home. Upper Right, Mike Tutu and Ted Delecki display the fine effort of team work as they finish strong together. Freshman, Back Row: B. Murray, T. Burke. D. Klug, P. Crowley, M. Fisher. Front Row F. McGovern. M. O'Leary, A. Polniak, K. Shanahan, G. Ellis, C. Eggers, T. G'Connor. I j , A Tigers Drive Their Wa To Title Timon has graduated some great athletes. This year a golf great has left Timon, leaving behind pleasant memories for Coach William Forsythe. Captain Don Doctor, medalist in the All-Catholic meet, has provided these remembrances. lay Rydel also clinched All-Catholic status witli a 78, just 5 strokes off Doctor's 73. These men were aided by strong shooting from Greg lus- zkiewicz, lim Porecca and lack Hoffstetter. The team fought its way to a 4-way tie in the Burke League and then won a playoff for first place. In that match they defeated Turner, O'Hara and St. Ioe's by a total of 11 strokes. Mr. Forsythe feels that the performance of Greg Iuszkiewicz indicates that Timon should be among the league leaders next year. . A W .. ...N .ia -.. .. :SM Xyki .. .... .K .... yi . A ..... as ss .. X - . .. . ....- .--- . . . . . ff-A . .... M ssss N- - - , - f----s W WA- A' Yigsg-XS Q.,,a ..., X QQ kkkk :X ttt, b - is sf - - stems ., .... . ' . ...sas . s .ts .t sssssas -. W . Q . gg L N X ess N N .M was it ii ' t ' ff ik- ....... . isis- .gt s.-- 'X A is xs ---. . ,.,.. .J its EE 1 s 2 Q Q t X g ' NX X X X QXNSE f N Q 2 2 isSf i Sf i il Q 2 X. I X 1 t 'S' ii-tt t X f s si X R, 5 . xxx' My V ' X f si 5 . f . A . iwbx X X Lower Left, Captain Don Doctor displays deep concentration in lining up this putt which vir- tually led him to an berth on the All-Catholic team. Lower Right, With the help of a fine putt- ing stroke similar to this, lay Ryde! drove his way to the All-Catholic. Top: Greg luszkiewicz, lim Porecca. Kneeling: lay Rydel, Don Doctor. s Defense Leads Tigers Through Tough Season Coming off of a 7-0-1 record of last season, the Timon Tigers took up where they left off. In the opening game, a stalwart defense and an offense powered by the run- ning of All-Catholic Larry Astyk, saved the way for a 24-0 romp. In the next game, the Bengals gave the Duffy Rapideers a tough battle: however the Tigers suc- cumbed '16-0. Victory 32 came as the Tigers romped in another big defensive game with an identical score as in their previous win. Traveling on down the campaign, the Tigers lost 4 straight including conquests by St. Ioes 16-6, Canisius 2-0, Fallon 14-0, and Ryan 22-8 before a season ending rip of Turner 54-'14, The defense again led the way in this conquest with 4 interceptions. one re- turned for a touchdown by Franz Bargman. No matter what the 3-5 won-lost record says statisti- cally, this team was a much better one. Placing 3 All- Catholics even though ending up in 7th place is quite an accomplishment. Aside from Astyk, Bill Travis was chosen as an AC-tackle and Mike Dzielski AC-guard. Astyk and Dzielski are juniors and show great promise for the future. Travis was a repeat selection from last year and is a senior. X . W ..... 3,..g.'.. ....., ,mg X.X........ MX.. L. XX X L XX X X f if . T L E X. X. X X -XXX.. ' X fi- 5 x . k ty SW ' if K ' A X. X . X .... XXXXXXX g . X R ilu Kg, QQ .... XX2. - lil.. ig X AX X .::... .ah ' R in S Q XX E . X -X X. . 'tt' X X X E .L -t. .W . . . . ..' 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Lower Center: Larry Sabia puts a crunching tackle on a Turner ball carrier as Bill Starek and Vinnie Astyk move in to assist on play. Upper Center: Coaches Grad and O'Grady discuss game plan. Above: Larry Astyk shows superb speed on this open-field run. Team Identification: Mgr.. M. Purillo, P. Kurzanski, N. Silvestri, B. Mann. L. Sabia, F. Bargman, P. Fitzgerald. F. Menzel, W. Flagherly. I. Pace D. Richards, P. Gwurek, 2nd. Row: T. Samhrotlu, D. Gleason. B. Starek. G. Overdorf. K. Knoll. B. Pankow, M. Dzielski, B. Horner. R. Campinile B. Conrad, W. Travis. C. Bowers, 3rd. Row: Mgr.. L. Aslyk. M. Slefan, T. Martin. R. Scanlon, D. Dynarski. M. Blake. K. Quinn, M. Wright, M. Feely,1.MclN1ahon, R. Fragalc, T. lIa1'rity,l.Tuluska. N. Crawford, M. Crcahan, D. Dutkiewicz, D. Livingston, I. Ferrara. K. Monaghan. V. Aslyk M. Marlin. Coach O'Grady. X an N --- UP xx. f- R X A - K . fig: . . .,,.g,i . Ga '-nd' Far Lower Left: Tom Harrity rips through Turner defense. Bottom Center: Paul Gworek circles out of hackfield on key pass play. Below: Tom Harrity, Larry Astyk and Dan Renkas show tough blocking in Timon line. Left: Larry Asytk moves between O'Haru de- fenders to snare a Bill Conrad Bomb. Good Defense Returns Manhattan Cup to Timon When you're picked to end up sixth but finish first, you have either completed a spectacular basketball season or the other nine teams withdrew from the league. Whatever their preseason status was this years cagers proved themselves as able qualified ballplayers in any league. Led by All-Catholic Captain Nate Robinson. a 15-3 won- lost record was the coveted prize which was captured by this year's varsity of four juniors and one senior. junior pivotman lim Peterson split the rebounding duties. Iunior Mike Walton shared the lead with Robinson in offensive statistics and was Timon's inspiration when they needed it most. junior Gary Domzalski astounded many with his su- perior ballhandling and accurate passes. Last of the five starters was Iohn Ferrara. His rebounding and his work in close were his outstanding contributions. Tigers were aided to a fine record through the efforts of Tim Fireman Leary whose never-say-die attitude won some close contests. Among the important victories were a Gi-60 win over Neu- mann of Williamsville and the 71-59 clobber of Canisius for the Manhattan Cup. t i .., .. nw M . fi . . i W I tif r' P .- QR wt- .W X M ifswr-'SS 1 in fait ' s X Na is Jie. Q x SRS' Manhattan Cup Champions: Kneeling, K. Carey, T. Fitzgerald, I.. Diokman. G. Domzalski, B. Conrad. Standing, P. Leary. Fr. I. Aldarson. M. Walton, 1. Peterson. N. Robinson, I. Fcrraro, 'l'. Leary, Mgr. M. Wright. Coach M. Paluno. Top Left, Mike Walton drives baseline for two points. Lower Left, lim Peterson hooks one in over Canisius defenders. Left Center, Mr. Paluno. Nate Robinson, and Pat Leary watch Manhattan Cup ceremonies. Center, Larry Dickmcm pops one in from the top of the key. 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'- .-,.g3:: -- 5 :I ui f-E! N: K A ' lgsx.. AT . i i s 'Q -. X1 -. . i gr- Q- gg , A ,K no 5 HXN 5 K X lg X x EQ K 1.rsf..X. I - . .... - X-2 X fit Xw .. m X .. X - . s M tis if M- -C if me XX. 21 SQ if H 151 Sew X XX X X - .W X H ff X. X X 77 Upper left, Mike Smith clears the baards in the midst of Neuman cagers. Left, Mark Scarcello pumps one in from 10 feet nut. Above, Pete Renkas puts up sho! as Mail Laudisia and Mike Smith await the rebound. X x X X 1 L ig . Q XN S 5 Q S X 5 S E3 uf we A xx wiwwww NX M111 Coach Kull oted Rookie of the Year Under Rookie Coach Mike Kull, this year's I.V. Basket- ball team completed a successful season by beating Cardinal Dougherty by 3 points to finish in 3rd place. Captains Pete Renkas and Dave Boquard were just two of the exciting ball- players on the 1970-7't squad. Showing great promise for the future is freshman guard Richy Williams. llis ballhandling. shooting eye, and his basketball sense has Timon coaches hoping. A bright fu- ture appears not far in the offing as two good rebounders should move up from l.V. Mike Smith the team's leading re- bounder is ready to compete for a varsity position. Another good rebounder is found in Rich Kobis.6-'1 sophomore. With all these valuable assets, things look tough for other Burke league teams. .ll Bottom, Gary Domzolski drives for o bucket. Right, john Ferraro makes clutch free throws, Left, Smokey Robinson shoots over Neumann defender. -1 I Timon Mermen Wrap Up Best Season With a big splash and some powerful strokes. this year's swimming team proceeded into one of its most fruitful sea- sons ever. Captained by seniors Bob Novak and Tim Manley this year's team finished the season in 3rd place with a 4-4 record. A spectacular season was staged as 4 school records were broken. The largest margin of breakage being the 400 free relay team of Cambell. Munson, B. Beardsly, and K. Beecroft which eclipsed the record by six seconds. Other records broken were the 200 medleyrelay I1:57.9 to 155.8l. and total points H461 for diving. Next year's captains Vince Reilly and Dennis O'Neill will have a strong team returning to aid them. Iunior Dave Resetarits, best sprinter on the team and Marty Munson an all around Soph standout, show excit- ing promise. This year's team was better than any of the re- cent past. Standing, T. Manley. T. Snyder. D. Resetarits, G. Ostanski. R. Cambell, B. Beardsly, E. O'Donnell, T. Russo. B. Dietrich, K. Beecroft. B. Novak, M. Mun- son. Kneeling, D. O'Neill. V. Reily, T. Stone, K. Flaherity, M. Bolas, T. Pan- tera. Right, Marty Munson takes off on record setting relay as Kev Beecroft, Ed O'Donnell, Dave Resetarits ond Bob Novak look on. Upper Right, Tony Russo dives as Ed O'Donnell. Bob Novak, Kev Beecroft. and Gary Oston- ski look on. A. Homewood, K. lagodzinski, A. Monaco, G. Grosjean. D. Amhellan, G. Pryce, R, Wojtkowski. Moderator Fr. lohn Alderson. Bowling Team Rolls To Second Place Finish Following the leadoff All-Catholic Ken Iagodinski, the Timon Keglers struck out for first place. However, their feverish endeavors were foiled as the Turner Terriers managed to swing 6 games away from the Tigers. Against Bishop Ryan, a tough duel was faced by the Tigers. Through the superior howling of Cap- tains Ron Wojtkowski and Greg Pryce. the boys with- stood the intense pressure. Showing better balance than many other former teams, the keglers ended the season in second place. Above, Ken Iagodzinski and Al Monaco race for first strike. Left, Captain Ron Wojtkowski rolls team to big victory. 81 Tennis Team Starts Rebuilding Process Rebuilding is the key word for this year's tennis team. Recovering from ai mediocre 3-5 record and overcoming the loss of two All- Catholic players is on extremely tough task. However, the Tigers are responding with returneos Wayne Wulczak and Iohn Pucholczak providing the experience. With the guidance ofnewcoach and moderator. Fr. Richard, things look better. Top Manx hours of practice go into making the varsity team. Above, i Steve Kreamer swings back to return opponent s volley. Right, Bill . ekts , rgzgt- Dietrich runs form ard to make contact with ball. t 1 4 S f .s sk www... M , ,.R--'- .S..,. 3 1971 Varsity Crew Team: Standing, left to right, N. Crawford, R, Scan- lon, I. Woara. D. Kluge, I. Porreca. Coach Connors, K. Wcndley. G. Nosky. D. Balcstrieri. I. Wright. Kneeling, Capt. W. Lonergan. Crew Team Growing in Strength and Status The constant splashing of oars and the echo ol' the cry stroke are frequent sounds of Timon's crow team. The 1970 Varsity Cox-four, consisting of lay Connors. Rich Campanolli, lioh Danieu and Don llurley. placed third at the American Schoolboys' Regatta in Princeton. New jersey and second in the All-High Regatta. TheI.V.Cox-fourplacedthird in thc All-High Regatta. The hoat was composed of Ioe Wright, Doug Blum, Dan Kluge, Paul Fold and Iimniy Brady. The I.V. Eight, with Mark Patterson, Neil Crawford. Rich Scanlon, Karl Wendley. Iim Porreca, Dave Balesti- eri. john Woara, Ierry Nosky and Bill Loncrgan. placed third in the Canadian Schoolhoys' Regatta and second in tho All-I ligh Regatta. Crew is still a growing sport at Timon. Last year's suc- cesses give rise to hopes for a brighter future. axdm. ,WW ss ss NXQNQ' 'NW' tt- . ss Q Q--.ss X. it -we-sg x. wx tt . il. akiisw, M t. ...swf , . t no 1.-Mzstts it W, A T Msg 'fl : . Q-at 'V . Wfksss Left, It looks os iufhis next step maybe his lost one. Above, Ice clogs the channel. prevents practice. Team returns shell to clubhouse. 83 1' I - 3, X f,...xas,,fs sun . Tigers Tr Harder to Top 2nd Place Finish With strong pitching, a tough offense, and a tight de- fense, Timon was runner-up for the Georgetown Cup last year. Most members of last year's team are returning, so the hope is great for first place this year. Pitching isn't as deep as last year. Tom Quinn and joe Mancini comprise the staffs core. The infield consists of Mike Martin. lack Hoffstetter, Gary Domzalski, Dan Renkas and All-Catholic Pat Chella. Two outfield posi- tions are tip for gralis. Ioe Otto leads the contenders. Under the experienced coaching of Mr. Mel Palano, Timon looks forward to another successful season. Opposite Page, Ice Mancini awaits his turn at bat. Top, Tim Fitzgerald displays that effort needed to win as catcher Ice Otto looks on. Above, lack Hoffstetter anxiously awaits the pitch. Right, Tony Burchalewski swings away. Ssxs XX -an YSMXP 'WW 115 Q if Qwyl L A ' w LQQ L k k s L- ,, L,.1- LL Q 'yy L: A 5 g-eQFgL,,2.s LL L 1 'QL L Q W x LS X- Q ,924 -A -' xx 9 ..-5.-NQQQLNNQN -- .I AM L L -L - - L L N ' wie - X A - x 'mf V - Mx fs. ww ' Wx k A - -K Lf Q X LL LQ. 'F M N - . -- K KX gag X Q' my 5 In x X . is Q5 L L - Q x - - :-Q -N K A X L N - Lf f ky Q ,-H TSR LL L AL Sanus- L L A - L, Q fvsrfw is A 1' S, L, L X LL ,L R Ng- if LL L-L nM N- ww QL 'Ly L S Q Qyw X Aix. w Q' sa, L ,Mgmt . . Squad Promlses to be a Strong Contender Right, Mr. Forsythe carefully watches over his 1971 squad. Below Left, The Tigers take their tum at hat. Below Right, lim Hoqffstetter wuits for his pitch os Dove Burchoiewski watches from his coicher's position. Track Team Puts in Long Hours of Practice ,. Q X xv ll T. X Top.. The 1971 Truck Team does an ull-out quarter mile at Houghton Park. Left, Dove Dutkiewicz displays his team-leading shot put form Above, Mike Golluch clears the high jump bor. Opposite Page: Top, Mike Tofu leods the field. Bottom, Teommctes wuit to measure the result of triple jump effort. Right, Al Burns tries desperately to keep up with Tim Leary, Lower Left, Art Kunz ond Bill Dunbar seem to be enjoying practice. Lower Right, Mike Gulluch thinks himself over the high jump bor. an Stars Return to 1971 Track Team Improvement is the word which travels about the track locker room. Improvement over last year's 5-4 won lost record is the goal of this team. Returning stars hope to make this possible. Dennis Bauer, whoplacedsccond in last year's mile All-Catholic, is heading for a hig year as captain of the team. Another hopeful is Glenn Pasier who as a junior nearly hroke 10 minutes in the 2 mile race and is aiming at the school record. Another star returner is Miko Galluch who holds the school record in the high jump. An improvement in this sport is almost assured with so many returning stars in the lineup. S wax: 'WA - ww Q ' . .. S .Q . V. E it x .N 'f wx Q gf ,E hhhk L ne ix X. R x W NS x FW? ,Q sw Q X A X xkkk nw , Q, '-Q if Q A Q h . l 1 'K x ,Q Q1 K . :X . x ' X , ' , 1, N - A ibqi 1' m QQ R .5 .. K .Q -VAA A .k b .,,.. , ., . sk N A . X - - f , , X 'L N :N ,S F 55 .5 mQ Q x h f Q rm-5 Q . , N - W, gwjxik X i Q K , . S ' N X mm L,,. ,XX wg? 32 f XS Alex O'Toole 90 XS Q x..x 1 A ctivities What once you thought was a paradise, Is not just what it seems. 91 X X X i Q 55N K AfQ.::s:.g5t3Sk - .e x - .Q Tm Swiss? X 1 1 9 I' W X Q X K When someone asks what a Student Senate is. the answer is usually an organization that has many meetings but does not really do much. This is a com- plete misconception. The Student Senate plans and coordinates all non- classroom activities. The Student Senate reorganized itself last year, but this year some of the committees had to operate differently. The men who meet with Bill Quinn and Pat Leary, president and vice-president respectively, are in charge of every student activity. They are aided by their moderator. Fr. Louis. The Student Senate started as an inactive group of people: it has progressed to an active status and hopes ot he an even more active hody in years to come. ,m.i..,., wk., W A ktk. V.. K ,. ..... .. . A - S-.....,N.w1.f.e,M.:-was .. , ,Y , Top left, Fr. Louis, moderator of the Student Sen- ate, sits in on one of the meetings. Far left, Tim O'Mara addresses the student body. Middle left, Bill Quinn, President, talks with an interested stu- dent. Above, Fr. Mark talks with the Student Sen- ate. Left, Tim O'Mara and Pat Leary are this year's Catholic Charity Captains. Students loin Together in Franciscan ovement Twenty-five years ago, the Third Order, which was the origi- nal name of the Franciscan Movement, was an organization of boys forbidden to go steady. This situation has changed greatly throughout the years. For two years now, the Franciscan Movement has consisted of Timon boys and Mercy girls. These people have joined this organization to express their Christianity in a Franciscan way. In order to fulfill this purpose perfectly, there is no specific membership dues or initiation. Anyone can attend the meetings but no one is ever forced to come. The Franciscan Movement has a long way to go before it can become a strong force in the school. It will be a difficult path but through the efforts of Ann Hogan, Mary Lou Wode, Don Yager, Mary Io Hannon, Linda Lonski, and Bob Skroma, who are the officers and representatives, the path will become easier. Fr. Michael Putich gives them the faculty advisement they need. These people and the other members are true Franciscans, because they always put their fellow man before themselves. x - U -:Se :ni .S f E -a Left. Girls from Mercy join in Liturgy at the Franciscan Movement Mass for Brotherhood. Above Center, The Franciscan Movement coffee house to raise money and food for the poor at Thanksgiving. Top, joe Leavell pays lim McBurney and Ierry Fecio for admission to the coffee house. Above, Timon students listen to Fr. Paschal talk about brotherhood as moderator Fr. Michael Putich looks on. .,..i-MF! Yes Becomes Answer Can you take it. Bishop Timon High School? asks Van Miller, With a team consisting of Rich Wheeler, Mike Par- cheta, Dave Lubkowski, Phil Dissek, and Wasyl Dusaniv- sky, the answer will surely be yes These students. guided by Mr. Kersch and Mr. Cleary. had many hours of hard training and prepara- tion in order to bring Timon High School honor and pride. With the competition so great this year, the lt's Academic team of '1971 should surely be commended. if-it X s...... K S t Bglw Above, Mr. Kersch explains certain aspects to the Academic Team. Right, Wasyl Dusanivsky, Dave Lubliowski, Phil Dissek being drilled by Mr. Kersch. M NNW . Math Club Answers Top, The 1971 Moth Club of Bishop Timon High School. Above, Paul Night- engule discusses ci recent field trip with club moderator, Mr. Guleza. Man Questions In the series '1, 3. 5. 7. 9 . . ., we can see that there is a Common difference. What is it? Questions like these are answered readily by this years Math Club. Although it had a slow start, the Math Club had several educational trips and demonstrations. One was the field trip to the Programming Systems In- stitute. Through the efforts of Mr. Caleza and its offi- cers the club members have grasped a better un- derstanding of math and its relationship to them. 9 ...xl O Tallsman Completes .up XXXMQ ..x. ' X Vac - kk-k smsssewss-- s.-s-N.: . N, .. . X . , 3 QX: ,..,.. xxxxx .xxx Q , ...A X2 XX h ii.. .... . . 5 .S . i . sam ,g . at not er reat ear X s K.1. X S rm - -'Q gil 'ihi K , s XX. X s- s Ayes XQ . 5 2 WQS Lets go. the publishers due in two hours Q barks Mr. Cleary and the heroic staff ol the Q ' - ' - N611 -ss sf l NWNX r F Stl Talisman fights to make its deadline. if .gt QS Countless hours after school and working on Q g Q free days have helped to make this hook a suc- E f 5 , , X ...X cess. Without the laudable leadership of Dan as . . X- 3 fig ' A Pogonowskl and Larry Kowalski, the success a j of the Talisman could never have been realized. i Q The unity which prevailed over this staff can be E - s seen in the finesse of All for one and one for X all. prevailed especially toward a deadline. . . S s nfs 25 f wax Nr. N XX xxx . i ssl' N '- gm 1 Top left, Mr. Cleory shows u layout to john McDonnell. Pu Fisher. and Don Pogonowski. Top center, jim McBurney Pot Fisher ure the Sports Editors. Top right, jim Moloney john johnson look through the files. Above, Glen Posier, Monaco, Don Driscoll. Mutt Luudisio, john McDonnell, Larry Kowalski. Right, jerry Fecio. Ed Sums and Nelson Gan non. ss ond ond Ken and X s...... kr N-...M aww NMN -v Q 0-'JL'-T 1 55 N 99 Dr. Dornberger Speaks t History Club Meeting Placing the responsibility of the History Club on its officers, Mr. Pericak has stepped back from the lime- light to allow them to plan, run, and relate the social sciences to the student's life in modern day. This idea is the whole purpose of the History Club. The club tries to meet at least once a month but this timing depends on its coinciding with other activities in the school. Highlights of this year were a visit by Dr. Dornberger. in which he spoke on his role as builder of the V-1 and V-2 rockets of World War II. Another key event was the annual trip to Toronto. The History Club, as a functional organization, has truly taken a big step into the next twenty-five years. Top, Dr. Dornberger talks about the V-1 and V-2 rock- ets which he built in World War Il. Above, An inter- ested audience listens intentively. Right, Dr. Dorn- berger talks to Mr. Pericak, Fr. Patrick McGavin, O.F.M. and Mr. Basil. New Members Inducted At .H.S. Assembl This year the National Honor Society has revealed itself as an organization dedicated to the cultural en- hancement of its members. They sat in on local Execu- tive Council meetings and seniors enjoyed a trip to New York City. These expeditions have given these men a good knowledge of the workings of the complex business world and its relation to our social environment. Also planned are trips to Toronto in the Spring and the an- nual College Bowl. Bill Webster and Wasyl Dusanivsky are President and Vice-President. Above, Fr. David McBriar. O.F.M., former director of the Annex, talks to the student body about the National Honor Society. Left, Mr. Chambers congratulates Dennis Gleason as moderator Fr. Bernard looks on. 'J A N. Mr. Saviola Becomes Moderator of Tidings Whats a Wasyln? Moyea imya ye Vasulj! and the Wasyl slowly goes into a savage custom of tearing the interrogator to pieces. Actually, Wasyl is the first name of Wasyl B. Dusanivsky, Editor-in-Chief of the Tidings. His able staff has worked constantly for hours at atime to bring you an interesting and informative literary publication. With a new moderator, in place of the departed Fr. Noel Leary, O.F.M., The Tidings is runn- ing very smoothly. The new sucker - oops, I mean moderator is Mr. Iohn Saviola. Number one sports fan Pat Quinlivan has taken over the sports editorship along with a change in the News Department where Phil Dissek takes over as head. Don Yager and Tim Shreenan serve as Manag- ing Editor and Production Manager, respectively. David I. Lubkowski has taken the position of editor of the imaginative, but usually troublesome Features Department. Above Left: Moderator Mr. Saviola has u talk with the staff. Above Center, Production Manager Tim Shreenan puts together another fine issue. Above Right, Editor-in-Chief Wosyl B. Dusa- nivsky writes an editorial. Far Right, News department head Phil Dissek proofreads an article. Right, Ioe Donahue, Wasyl Dusanivsky, and Don Yager working late. N WR tw 3? 3 t Q F 3 3. it ss A -fs Ft' .Q . .. Weniiilxiit SQ' 'Xx X -Y ' sm 'CRUT 'EN E I I 5 3 mx.. Iuvenalist Contributes To Cultural Enrichment Short stories, poems, articles, and photographs are the elements that make up this years literary magazine, the Iuvenalist. What makes the Iuvenalist so fan- tastic is that any student in Bishop Timon can submit a literary creation and he guaranteed that it will be published. Much work goes into making the Inve- nalist the great publication it is. This work is accomplished by Phil Dissek, Editor-in-Chief and his staff and is guided by Mr. Wright, the moderator. As long as the students at Timon keep writing, the Iuvenalist will be published annually. 1 .f X-:-K ss NS we Top, Mr. Wright, moderator, ond Phil Dissek. Editor-in-Chief, look over one of the orticles. Above, Members of the Iuvenolist look over some articles and poems. ww'-'-'--K Mr. artello Becomes oderator of F .T.A. tion is the foundation of a progressive society, Timon has attained a measure of progress. This year Timon has continued to move with the changes of modern society through the Future Teachers of America Club. With Mr. Paul Martello relieving Mr. Chambers of the moderatorship, the organization aims at preparing those students who feel that they may choose a teaching career. The F.T.A. gives its members an opportunity to pre- pare a class and then teach that class at the Annex. If teaching is the basis of education. and educa- fs Ar' Top left, Mr. Martello talks with Richard Ertel. Lower left, Rich- ard Ertel talks to a classroom of students. Above, Members of the Future Teachers of America. 10 5 lllti Science Club Visits Robert Moses Power Vista To let the students observe firsthand the ap- plications of science in our society, the Science Club enjoyed a full schedule of activities. To kick off the year, a trip to the Robert Moses Power Vista on October 21 gave the club mem- bers a basic idea of the amount of work neces- sary to efficiently operate a large society. Other trips and tours included the Bethlehem Steel Corporation, Bell Aerosystems. and the lroquois Brewery. Meetings are held once a month with Mr. Bliz- niak and Mr. McNaughton taking over the moderatorship of the club. it aw E Sf 5 sf Top, Science Club members visit sewage plunt. Above, Mr. Blizniuk and Mr. Mcnlaughton, the moderators of the Science Club. conduct o meet- ing. Right, Members ore shown u mop of the sew- age plant. r. S S 5 Ii, f YS s 2 it r. O'Toole Becomes Head Of Photo Pool What would you call a group of boys who are interested in photography? lt would he called Timon's Photo Pool. This organiza- tion started with nothing. Now, through the efforts of Augie Calabrese, Dave Klein- smith, Ed Coleman, Gary Denzel, and Mr. O'Toole. it plays an important role at Timon High School. It supplies all pictures for the Talisman. Tidings, and Iuvenalist. So, the flashing of a flash cube at an assembly. dance, or a musical production is a frequent sight, due to the progress this organization has attained. Top, Dove Kleinsmith gets ready to take one of the many pictures needed by the Talisman, Tidings. and Iuvenalist. Left, Mr. O'Toole, the new head of the Photo Pool, talks with Augie Colobrese. -1 I New Mini-Musical b e Fr. Paul and Fr. Kevin Bishop Timon enjoyed another superb dramatics program this past school year. It all started in November with rehearsals for Randy , a mini-musical written by Fr. Paul Sinnema and Fr. Kevin Kennedy. This presenta- tion was surrounded by Music for Beautiful People a variety of moods and melodies. Then, during the Christmas vacation, Miss Margaret Quinn conducted a Theater Workshop. The workshop, consisting of three sessions, was well attended and proved to be very helpful to the young thespians. Finally, during the spring, the Drama Department, once again in conjunction with Mount Mercy and Victory Academies, attempted Arthur Miller's classic modern tragedy, Death of a Salesman . The results were extremely gratifying. 108 li S x ,1 if r 5 l r X ww-.mwnw-mum-... Upper left, Gary Hog M.C. 's the mini-musical Randy . Upper center, Russ Pilarski stars as Randy. Upper right, Fr. Kevin, who wrote most ofthe music, playing the piano. Left, The entire cast from Randy . Above, Fr. Paul makes adjustments during one ofthe rehearsals. Fathers Club Sponsors Benefits and ctivities 6 There has to he some kind of club where our fathers can have fun and sponsor functions for the school's benefit. Well, this is the Fathers Cluh. This cluh has done much throughout the years. They have sponsored the Father and Sons' Communion Breakfast, the trip to Europe raffle, the Buffalo Bills vs the Timon faculty basketball game, bingo, and they collect money at all the home games. These functions helped the students at Timon. Well, pop has to have fun. So, they sponsored an Irish Night on March 6 and with the Mothers' Club. they sponsored the Moms' and Pops' Dance. The Fathers' Club led hy its moderator Fr. Kevin Flynn and president Mr. Iohn McDonnell have truly been a success this year both for the students and themselves. Above left, Fr. Kevin Flynn announces the Winner of the SL000 raffle. Above, Mr. Godios and Buzz Simmons chut before the weekly Bingo game. 5 sy .2 'S . I Mothers Have Msgr. Chambers as Speaker A capable group of newly elected officers led this year's Mothers Club to a productive sequence of happenings. Pres. Mrs. Robert H. Webster along with her staff of Vice-Pres. Mrs. Paul I. Crowley, Secre- tary Mrs. Iohn P. Fucio. and Treasurer Mrs. joseph E. Calabrese organized frequent gatherings. A large attendance at the occurrences was not unusual. Mass and a dinner following was a common event to which many mothers were attracted. Teas and socials were welcome relief after a difficult day. This year's Mothers Club was a huge success due to its hard working officers and capable moderator Fr. Vcnard. has- Top, Monsignor Iames Chambers addressing the annual Mothers Club Communion Supper. Above, Timon mothers await supper. Nw . lg Ski Club Plans Trips To France and Austria We'll open with a movie and some advice on skiing safety. With these words, the Ski club got under way with Fr. Bernard Splawski as moderator. Fr. Bernard accompanied the more advanced skiers to a ski marathon at Wing Hollow. Also on the agenda was an Austrian trip consisting of a one week stay in Austria and one week in France. This organization is for beginners, advanced, or in-between skiers. It meets on ten consecutive Fridays at Glenwood Acres. Officers from Timon are: Tony Polino, president: Bob Dauer, vice-president: and Steve Iablonski. coordinator. From the Mount are president Lynn Pfifer and vice-president Gale Einger. is .sm . x wg, QU-Xen 1. A X Upper left, Ed Rider is airborne on a trail at Glenwood. Upper and Lower right, Ski club members wait to board the buses. Right, Fr. Bernard, moderator, talks with Fr. David. Above, A lone Timon skier. 112 Karate Club Strikes Another Year I'm in Bishop Timon's Karate Club. What good is it, how many times in your life do you get mugged? lt's not just for self defense but it's a dis- cipline for your body. Many people who are in :l'imon's Karate Club have probably been asked this same question. This Club meets every Monday night from 7:1i0P.l'vl. to 9:30 P.M. and it is open to the pub- lie. The organization is growing and has ap- proximately 20 members. The instructor of this group is Mr. George Insley. Fr. Paschal is an avid member, never missing a meeting. XMNN Top, Fr. Puschol shows one of the other members one of his defensive moves. Above, Members do their worm-up exer- cises before leurning new moves. Right, Mr, Insley, instruc- tor. shows two students the right way to do u move. B.T.P.A. Takes Over Duties of S.S.S.D.A. Working to raise Timon school spirit, The Bishop Tim- on Players' Association IB.T.P.A.l took over the duties of the S.S.S.D.A. Painting signs, leading rallies and originating ideas to develop athletic spirit. it became a huge success in its first year at Timon. The only require- ment to be a member is that you play some varsity sport. Enthusiasm and support of athletic functions is the theme of this new club. Top, The Timon Tiger helps u girl in distress at a pre-game skit. Above, Students go through the Timon cheers at a rally before a basketball game. 115 Sww-I 4 ' - NY NAT s 6 3 N5 116' l 1 1 N w .-was Alex O'Toole Q X. Everyday gets a little shorter, don't you think? S 0 Take a look around you, can't you see just what we mean? A tiafffi .F .l ,WM -W . Niywl ' ' ,X Q i 53 'of5 e S ini 5 5-UEXWWE 5 117 Seniors Continue Pace And Advancement Ahead Quietly and confidently, this year's senior class took its place as the leading group of the student body. Academically, the 1971 graduating class obtained 15 Regents Scholarships and 4 alternates. As compared with most other Buffalo schools this is a very respect- able ranking. Athletically, the seniors demonstrated a feeling of true spirit. The organization of The Bishop Timon Players' Association lB.T.P.A.l took over the running of rallies and poster painting. This quiet type of confidence, through which the seniors made themselves known, was greatly exemplified in their class leaders. President Ted Lucki and Vice-President Tim O'Mara. They changed the format of the prom. The customary formal dinner was replaced by a buffet dinner and the prom date was moved to early May. This year's senior class gave the school a strong sense of leadership. M a w-s-Mt.. Above, Ted Lucki watches o cord game in progress ot the Senior Pic- nic. Right, Pat Fisher is inducted into the N.H.S. by Mr. Chambers ond Fr. Bernard. 118 . ' . if s .KM x ' , Q v N as--I . ks Qs- . 4 il it fl l WH LIAN TH 'XDDEUS TIMOTHY QUINN LUCKI O'MARA Student Sen ite Senior Class Senior Class Pu sidt nt President Vice-President Above Center, Seniors give a sign of peace and victory at the first motorcade of the season. Above. The .final touches of makeup are carefully applied to Vince Grizanti's face moments before Timon's Mini-Musical was getting underway. Left, Ted Lucki organizing and getting things together ut one ofthe student senate meetings. 1 SBHIOFS Act as Unlf mg Force for Student Bod ANTHONY AMBROSE KEVIN OBERT FRANZ WILLIAM BACE BAKER BARGMANN BARNACK DANIEL DENNIS BARTLEBAUGH BAUER 1 l -w s -M u . J? 5 I in . N IOSEPH WILLIAM BAUER BEARDSLEY 1-llflfk -sf-iilililiir' amid? GERARD KEVIN BECKER BEECROFT Far Left, Seniors show their support at the rallies opening up the 1970-1971 DENNIS BERNAS E GERALD BIGAJ football season. Above, Wasyl Dusunivsky pays Mr. Driscoll five dollars for the trip to Torohto. 121 L I s, A 1-P S gm I Q Seniors Are Where Things Happen Nu... 1 MICHAEL BLAKE THOMAS BLONSKI Top, Students perform a skit during the rally before the 0'Hara football game. Bob Baker represents an O'Hara hawk as Vince Grizanti throws o cream pie to destroy the aggressor. Far Right, Waiting around after school, Bob Shea. Iohn To- karski, lim Maloney, and Paul Szarowicz are most likely talking about the upcom- ing weekend. 122 , ., HENRY l0HN BUETTNER BULAS u1 ' BRIAN BUCKLEY S ANTHONY BURCHALEWSKI IAMES BURKE SHAWN AUGUST THOMAS BYRNE CALABRESE CALLAHAN ANTHONY CAMPAGNARI IOHN CARR w-may Y YE BRIAN CAVANAUGH ROBERT WILLIAM MARK CAMPBELL CAR EY CAR NEY DALE CASTONCUAY PATRICK CI-IELLA Senior Clas CARY WILLIAM PAUL CHWOIDAK CLEARY CLYMER DENNIS IAMES IOHN COLE COMERFORD CONLON GLENN CONNORS WILLIAM CONRAD Xw RONALD CORCORAN IAMES CRANE NEIL CRAWFORD WILLIAM DAVID CRISMAN CUNNINGHAM '1 O I mphaslzes Class Studles Left, Seniors work in mechanical drawing class. Below, Oh God l blew it again, complains Robert Nowadly as he looks at an exam paper. Even seniors can't be perfect. ROBERT me DANIEU GARY DEIAMES ROCCO ROBERT ANDREW DELLA NEVE DENEY DENGOS -um, .X i LOUIS DEPLATO 12.5 Seniors gather to cool off, ent ond rest for just a moment be- fore continuing to mul-ce the most of their senior picnic. Seniors Converge On Elma Meadows Park On a beautiful crisp October 5th morning, two hundred Timon seniors invaded Elma Meadows Park. The project began at 11:00 hours and lasted until 19:00 that evening. Strategem Senior Picnic was a success. Many a comrade was almost killed in the ferocious football games. Unprotected from the physical mutilation, few remained unbruised. The long lines in the mess hall eagerly awaited the chow. Hey, this cafeteria food sure tastes good. You jerk! This isn't cafeteria food. Mr. Driscoll prepared it. The torturous day concluded, and slowly the Timonites crawled into their cars. They slowly drove off into the fiery sunset. The following day, the attendance of the senior class had dropped considerably. I wonder why. YQ fs. vs sf k NEIL DISARNO , '- XO N 8 -.fi f Y ' ' E DONALD IAMES DOCTOR DUFFEY GEORGE TIMO I HX DUFT DUNFORD Above Center, Augie Calabrese waits patiently for Mr Driscoll to get a brawm Pat McMahon waits with brownie m hand to take another one for the roa One ofthe dozen different football games plaw ed at the senior picnic Right, Seniors give singing support at the Christmas play. Below, lay Ryde! and Mark Wright start putting it on as they get ready for Christmas Eve, Y WASYI. IOHN DUSANIVSKY DYSON I Iss lf- if R . Q fi RICHARD ERTEI. IVIICHAEL FEELY MICHAEL L- FIIAL f MICHAEL KENNETH PATRICK FILIPINK FINNEGAN FISHER PATRICK FITZGERALD MICHAEL FOX RANDALL GIFFORD js :K-. is - ,-... CNN-N. X. ,..X Q IAY GIMLIN X . WILLIAM GORMAN K ALL1 I N X R M, Q .inf ' C THONIAS GOLDBACH sas. in .wu- Srl IOHN GRIFFIN Seniors Help To Bring Merr Christmas Spirit Christmas was coming and the seniors wanted to convey a Christmas spirit to all the students of Timon. This task was taken on by the B.T.P.A. when they de- cided to organize a Christmas play. Problems came when they had to decide what kind of play was to be presented. The seniors decided to portray an average Christmas Eve with an average senior of Timon. Bob Pankow was the average senior and the set- ting was his house. This all resulted in a very different Christmas play. It was a success and it started the Christmas vacation with typical Timon spirit. True spirit is shown as Pat Chella and Bill Travis steal a Christmas tree and Kevin Monaghan, who is the cop, advances in pursuit. Thinking What Comes Next Nxm Q-gms, Ft ! 2 If ii A I 1 4--wh-ik THOMAS HARRITY VINCENT GRIZANTI PAUL GWOREK MARK 1AMEs HANZLY HARRINGTON WILLIAM HART 5 IOHN HBIDINGER 130 MARK HIGGINS DANIEL HAYES gfk E NM. I IOHN HOFFSTETTER PATRICK HEAVEY STEPHEN HOLOWATYI K XS' .,, ,tom i s Rx 'W KENNETH DENNIS IAGODZINSKI IAKUBOWSKI il . Q i ii ' ,. e 'X Q ,A., .. K i, Tx. z N' f Q ,xXxxX. it gq . .. .: W -mm A lk T 5-E X D A V l D I A Nl ES KASPEREK KELLER QRW5 N 'i TIMOTHY KEVIN IONES KANE ROBERT KERI. Far Left, Tom Vilardo makes a startling discovery as he sees but cun't proceed through the window of Fr. john's Office. Above, What o day! You l-mow what happened in the English test? . . . Prom's coming soon . . . Two weeks before graduation. Steve Kosikowski, joe Bauer, Iohn Bulas and Tom Goldboch all portray the typical lunch periods that seniors experience in their lost year at Bishop Timon. Y i X i 2 Ardent Seniors Making Our Sports Program Work WI LLIA M KESTER DAVID KIEFER iA xx XQSXY N X X X , or X X Q Q X I N I Q Sem 'ik X X N S X1 KEVIN DAVID KIRBY KLEINSMITII r - f. ' 1osEPH K? STEPI IEN KLUCZYNSKI KOSIKOWSKI Bob Pankow and Larry Sabia caught here just before entering the final game ofthe season. LAWRENCE KOWALSKI THOMAS KRUG ...Nags X 3 - ? .ARTHUR MICHAEL TIMOTHY KUNZ LACKI LEARY Left, Nat Robinson listens intentively to the instructions given by coach Mel Palano. Below, Rufus Campbell makes a breath catching effort to win for the cross country team. NMR' PAUL LIBERTO DONALD LIVINGSTON IOHN LOCKWOOD DAVID LUBKOWSKI WILLIAM LONERGAN GARY LUCCI Opposite Page: Top, The Rexx Wasyl Dusunivsky explains the finer points of Christian Marriage to Mr. Chambers. Bottom Right, Bob Kerl and Mike Wade attempt to crack open the old bookstore safe. Bottom Left, Mr. O'Grady congratu- lates Bill Travis at the football letter assembly. FRED MICHAEL LUONGO MALLON WILLIAM MALLOY IAMES MALONEY MICHAEL MALONEY IOSEPH MANCINI IAMES MANLEY TIMOTHY MANLEY MICHAEL - MARTIN Seniors Pursue Man ' Fields PATRICK MCDONNELL 7! MARK MCMAHON -'::E.,sS'ss A .X 2 THOMAS MCGUIRE QSRYR' PATRICK MCMAHON TERENCE 101 IN MARTIN MAY X! IAMES IOHN MCBURNEY MCDONNELL 136 .gl ROBERT MEEGAN Gwwxs .A N , GERARD MOSKAL I ,I ,.I..M.Qw..IN Awww X . K E .,., .k.. . V , ,. ' if I X RTN NN xi ww- I S if 3 KEN I N XXX Q Ben DAVID KEVIN CARL MIRANDA MONAGI-IAN MORGAN IOI IN WILLIAM PAUL NASH NEWMAN NIGI-ITENGALE Wifi . V PETER PAUL ROBERT ROBERT NIGHTENGALE NORTON NOVAK NOWADLY MICHAEL NUNN DANIEL O'DONNELL .gn-y. X EDWARD O'DONNELL xhwwnv-119 :- PAUL O'NEILL BRIAN O'MALLEY 1osEPH o'r'ro Class of '71 Takes the Lead In Promoting Rallies Promoting spirit in a school could be the most complicated task there is. Especially, if there were students who didn't care about supporting anything about the school, namely Timon. There is a saying that Seniors are the leaders of the school. This was proven by the Senior Class of 1971. Before football and basketball games, rallies were organized by the newly formed Bishop Timon Players Association. This association, consisting mostly of Seniors, brought out the true Timon spirit imbedded in every student. They drowned out any attitude of not caring. Thanks to this organization Timon spirit will last wherever we go. Top Left, Seniors show a true spirit for Timon. 13 7 Right, Ken Iagodzinski looks on as lim Manley performs a drum solo. Far Right, Seniors decorate cars for a motorcade be- fore the first home football game. EUGENE IOHN KENNETH OVERDORF PACHOLCZAK PALUCH ROBERT PANKOW THADDEUS GLENN MARK PANTERA PASIER PATTERSON WILLIAM PHILLIPS DANIEL ANTHONY POGONOWSKI POLINO Grrrrrr LAWRENCE POMIETLARZ DANIEL RENKAS ALLAN RYBAK +N SX THOMAS PUTNAM WILLIAM NATI-IANIEI. GARY ROBERTS ROBINSON ROG IOSEPH LAWRENCE IOHN RYDEL SABIA SBRIGLIA Seniors Psyche Out In eutral Territory Imagine this: 100 Seniors storming the streets of Toronto. Would you believe it, no one was put into jail? - The bus pulled up in front of City Hall and everyone rushed into the huge wooden doors of the modern complex because it was freezing outside. Some took the tour, but most took the elevator to the observation deck. After doing that, someone asked. Now what do we do? You could go see the science building, the museum or just walk up the streets and watch the hippies or go into the department stores. After six hours of Toronto, the day finally came to an end. Everyone met Mr. Chambers and Mr. Driscoll in City Hall. The Seniors filed onto the bus, happy that we had come, and headed back for Buffalo, U.S.A. Q, Y ilu 1 1111 Above, An aerial view of the skating rink in front of Toronto's City Hall. Center, Rich Wheeler, Phil Dissek, and Bill Webster look over a guide to Toronto's points of interest. Bill Webster and Phil Dissek humming it up . . . AGAIN ll! 140 M.-s..,,,,,k or .ssg at - A me ii Q5 IOSEPH MICHAEL SCHAMANN SCHNEEBERGER ANDREW SCIANDRA MICHAEL SHANAHAN THOMAS STONE PAUL SZAROWICZ I KEVIN SILVEY LOUIS IOHN MICHAEL SPERANZA SROKA STEFAN WILLIAM F. WILLIAM G. SULLIVAN SULLIVAN MARK SZCZYGIEL EDWARD THOMAS Dances Attract Seniors THEODORE THOMPSON x IOHN TOKARSKI Above, Larry Sabin and his date arriving at a Timon dance. Bottom Right, Don Doctor, after receiving the MVP trophy for golf from Mr. Forsythe and Mr. Chom- bers. GERALD TOMASSI WILLIAM TRAVIS THOMAS VILARDO J ' ,QQ Eg R PETER MICHAEL WAYNE WILLIAM VUIAKOVICH WADE WALCZAK WEBSTER RICHARD RICHARD WEIMER WHEELER -wg, RONALD MARK WOITKOWSKI WRIGHT fw- MICHAEL IEFFREY ZACCHIGNA ZACK K .... I KEVIN WILES .- Fw LN RQ-T. .X ww, J i. .. WS PAUL WILES mwwm N , W, M,W,, W SN fa Allman, Daniel F. 6 Tennessee St., Buffalo . . . 852-2665 . . . In- tramurals 1, 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4: S.S.S.D.A. 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Manhattan Cup Championship 1970. Ambellan, Dennis R .... Den 1062 Tifft Sl., Buffalo . . . 822-0383 . . . Intra- mural Bowling 4: Varsity Bowling 4: Scholar- ship Club 3 . . . Best Remembrance: When Timon won the Manhattan Cup and the Overall-Supremacy Trophy Uunior Yearl. Ambrose, Anthony Ir .... Tony 77 Lakewood Ave., Buffalo . . . 825-8405 . . . Tidings 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Senior trip to Toronto. Arendt, Albert L .... Skip 141 Willowdale Dr., West Seneca . . . 674-4009 ...Student Senate 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Sneaking up above the Aud with Bill Roberts. Bace, Kevin I. 40 Keppek St., Buffalo . . . 825-0332 . . . Best Remembrance: Being part of the spirit gen- erated in Timon. Baker, Robert R .... Chas 140 Seymour St., Buffalo . . . 854-6585 . . . S.S.S.D.A. 1, 2: Intramurals 2, 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Selling football pools. Bargmann, Franz K .... Beak 63 Bethford Dr., Blasdell . . . 825-3064 Base- ball 2: Cross Country 1: Basketball 1: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Ski Club 3, 4: Intra- murals 2. 3, 4: B.T.P.A. 4 . . . Best Remem- brance: Senior lunch table, and Senior Pic- nic. Barnack, William M .... Bernie 137 Ludel Terrace, Lackawanna . . . 824-9557 . . . Student Senate 1: Intramurals: Scholar- ship Club 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Fr. Noel's invasion of the strip poker game in 203 Sophomore year. Bartlebaugh, Daniel. . . Barts 207 Mariemont Ave., Buffalo . . . 825-4303 . .. Best Remembrance: Trip to Toronto. Bauer, Dennis W .... Bez 278 Cumberland Ave.. Buffalo . . . 824-8185 . . . Cross Country 2. 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Schol- arship Club 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Math Club 2: B.T.P.A. 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Winning Cross Country Title. Bauer, joseph H .... Bez 64 Cumberland Ave., Buffalo . . . 822-5760 . .. Guidance Committee 2, 3: Math Club 3: Scholarship Club 3: History Club 3: Intra- murals 2, 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Going to Toronto. Beardsley, William L .... Beards 17 Clio Ave., Buffalo . . . 823-6709 . . . Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, 4 IAll Catholic 41: Cross Country Z, 3: Baseball Mgr. 2, 3, 4: Tidings 2: Ski Club 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: B.T.P.A. 4. . . Best Remembrance: Winning football league and Manhattan Cup Playoffs in 1970. 4 Senior Director Becker, Gerard F .... Becks 36 Mt. Vernon Ave., Buffalo . . . 822-1721 . . . History Club 1, 2, 3: Math Club 2: Latin Club 2: Student Senate 2: Scholarship Club 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Fr. Terry's farm- er pants and the water wars in the Biology Lab. Beecroft, Kevin A .... Beech 18 Hansen St.. Buffalo . . . 822-0133 . . . Swim- ming Team 1, 2, 3, 4: S.S.S.D.A. 2: Intra- murals . . . Best Remembrance: All four years at Timon. especially the trips to Toronto and New York. Bernas, Dennis H .... Midget - 216 Person St., Buffalo . . . 893-5143. . .Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4: Scholarship Club 3. . .Best Remembrance: Making All-Catholic in track Sophomore year and the good times on the cross country and track teams. Bigai, Gerald.. . Ier 15 Wintergreen St., Lackawanna . . . 823-6558 . . . Friendship House 3 . . . Best Remem- brance: The time Fr. Paul refused the great- est sing voice forthe musical. Blake, Michael E .... Blakeo 94 Milford St., Buffalo . . . 824-0345 . . . I.V. Football 1: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Good times at Bob Pankow's parties Il, 2, 3, 41. Blonski, Thomas P ..,. Tom 91 Cable St., Buffalo . . . 823-3928 . . . Schol- arship Club 3, 4: Science Club: Math Club: History Club: Intramurals . , . Best Remem- brance: The everyday life and death strug- gles at the Senior lunch table. Buckley, Brian D .... Buck g 103 Narragansett Rd., Buffalo . . . 825-3168 . . . Student Senate 3, 4: History 'Club 2, 3: Science Club 2 . . . Best Remembrance: Mr. Stanley's class. Y I Buettner, Henry F .... Hank V 705 French Rd., Cheektowaga . 674-4010 . . . Scholarship Club 3 . . . Best Remem- brance: Mr. Licata's Mechanical Drawing class. Bulas, Iohn S .... Boo 849 Perry St., Buffalo . . . 825-3491 . . . luvena- list 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Tidings 4 . . . Best Remembrance: The night after beating Neumann in the first basketball game. Burchalewski,AnthonyR .... Burch , 63 Gordon Ave., West Seneca . . . 826-5430 . . . Varsity Baseball 3, 4 . . . Best Remem- brance: Calculus class. Burke, Iames . . . Buddy 425 Abbott Rd., Buffalo . . . 822-7620 . . . Hockey 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: The lunches at the Annex. Byrne, Shawn F .... Magadino 34 Mt. Vernon St., Buffalo . . . 822-1428 . . . Math Club 2: Science Club 3: Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Class with Mr. Licata and his famous lectures. Calabrese, August I .... Augie 130 Crystal Ave., Buffalo . . . 824-1040 . . . Swim Team 1: History Club 2, 3: Math Club 2: Ski Club 2. 3. 4: Photo Pool 2, 3, 4: Photo Club 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Beowulf, Bamboo. Bungalow and Friday nights at Glenwood. Callahan, Thomas I. 108 Whitehall Aveg. Buffalo . . . 823-0623 . . . Student Senate 3: Intramurals 1: Football Manager 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Winning Football title undefeated. Campagnari, Anthony A .... Campy 768 Willet, Lackawanna . . . 825-7452. . . Stu- dent Senate: N.H.S.: I.V. Football: Science! Club . . . Best Remembrance: Lunch table. i Campbell, Robert P .... Rufus 117 Hubbell Ave., Buffalo . . . 823-5182 . . . Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 1, 43, Spring Musical 3: Student Senate 1 . . . Best Remembrance: Fr. Paul's great humor and jokes. Carey, William 285 Eden St., Buffalo . . . 824-2750 . . . Bestl Remembrance: Senior Year. ' Carney, Mark W .... Rip 276 Dwyer st., west seneea . . . 822-9523 . . I Scholarship Club . . . Best Remembrance: Always being asked if I was Ed Carney's brother. Carr, Iohn P .... Becky Carr 30 Roanoks, Buffalo . . . 823-9872 . . . Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Intramural Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: . . . Best Remembrance: Winning the Manhat-l tan Cup 81 Football league. . Castonguay, Dale E .... I Dale 111 Imson St., Buffalo . . . 822-5896. . . Intra- murals Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Senate 3 . . . Best Rememberance: Snow storms in the winter of 1970-1971. Cavanaugh, Brian M .... Tan Tan X so Weyand St., Buffalo . . . 824-2730 . . . Stu! dent Senate 2:-Scholarship Club 3, 4: Hockey 3, 4: Golf 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Senior Year. Chella Patrick R .... Fuzz 449 Abbott, Buffalo . . . 825-6154 . . . Schol- arship Club: B.T.P.A.: Baseball -1, 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Intramurals 3, 4: Second Team All-Catholic in Baseball 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Great catch against' Canisius. Chwojdak, Gary. . . Gary 89 Pierce, Buffalo . . . 825-8766 . . . Track History Club, Science Club . . . Best Remem- brance: Fr. Paul's English classes. Cleary, William M .... Bill 75 Turner Ave., Buffalo . . . 824-2550 . . . ln tramurals 4: Scholarship Club 3 . . . Besl . M Remembrance: Fr. Pat's' Physics Class and Biology Lab with Fr. Terence. Clymer, Paul C. 94 Amber St., Buffalo . . . 823-1684. . . Latin Club 2. 3: Science Club 2, 3, 4: Intramurals: Track 2: B.T.P.A.: Scholarship Club 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Mr. Panneri's Math class freshman year. Cole, Dennisl .... Denno 80 Southside Pkwy.. Buffalo . . . 826-6738 . . . B.T.P.A.: Iuvenalist : Scholarship Club: History Club . . . Best Remembrance: Victory parties for football and basketball at Bob's house. Comerford, Iames . . . lim 67 Strathmore, Buffalo . . . 826-2361 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2: Intramurals: B.T.P.A.: Scholarship Club: . . . Best Remem- brance: Freshman year with Mr. Panneri and Mr. Gorman. Conlon, Iohn P .... lack 1073 Abbott Rd., Buffalo . . . 824-0306 . . . Scholarship Club, Intramurals . . . Best Remembrance: Senior Year. Conners, Glenn P. 1585 Orchard Park Rd., West Seneca. . .674- 0864 . . . Cafeteria Crew 1, 2, 3. 4: Talisman 2: Intramurals 1, 2: Track 2: Student Senate 1 . . . Mr. O'Toole's Trig classes. Conrad, William A .... t'Cons 98 Rutland St. Buffalo . . . 823-6821 . . . In-' tramurals 1: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Swimming 1: B.T.P.A. 4: Tidings 1 . . . Best Remembrance: Playing Varsity Basket- ball and winning the Manhattan Cup junior Year. Corcoran, Ronald G .... Wad-Skin-loe 57 Turner St.. Buffalo . . . Best Remem- brance: Sleeping my hangovers off in Ioe Rath's class. Crane, Iames Patrick. . . lim 298 Woodside, Buffalo . . . 822-8901 . . . l.V. 8: Varsity Basketball, History Club, Latin Club... lunior Ring Dance and Picnic. Crawford, Neil Patrick. . . Nellie 226 Morgan Pkwy., Hamburg . . . 627-9703 . . . I.V. Baseball 1: I.V. Football 2: Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4: Track 3: Crew 4 . . . Best Remem- brance: Football Championship 70 . Crisman, William P .... Billy 530 Walden Ave., Buffalo . . . 894-3151 . . . Intramurals 3, 4: Intramural Bowling Sec- retary 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Mr. Dris- coll's voice pulsating the annex walls. Cunningham, David Eugene . . . Buddah 140 Vineennes, Buffalo . . . 854-2415 . . . In- tramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Mr. Rath's history classes. Danieu, Robert.. . Bob 48 Edgewood Ave., Buffalo . . . 822-9475 . . . Crew 3: History Club 2 . . . Best Remem- brance: Studies in 107 on Thursday 6th period. Delames, Gary T. 39 Mesmer Ave. Buffalo . . . 823-7583 . . Left, Mike Martin and Vince Grizonti conduct u Physics experiment. Tidings 3: Intramurals . . . Best Remem- brance: Three years at same lunch table with Tony A. and Dave K. Della, Neve Rocco. Rico the Pizza Flipper 95 Seminole Pkwy., Buffalo . . . 823-6984. . . I.V. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Bowling 3. 4 lSecretary 41: Scholarship Club 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Mr. Strychaszs' Religion class. Deney, Robert A .... Bob 237 Miller Ave., West Seneca . . . 674-6681 . . . Student Senate 2, 3, 4: Vice-Pres. of Class 3: Guidance Committee 2, 3, 4: Scholarship Club 3: History Club 2, 3, 4: U.N. Model Assembly 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 2, 3, 4: Franciscan Movement 2, 3: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3. 4: Iuvenalist 3, 4: Activities Committee Chairman 3 . . . Best Remem- brance: A million 8: one great times. Dengos, Andrew Frank. . . Andy 1209 Seneca St., Buffalo . . . 824-4243 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: History Club: B.T.P.A.: Scholarship Club . . . Best Remembrance: The great times at the games. DePlato, Louis L .... Luigi 48 Elmsford Dr., West Seneca . . . 675-2312 . . . ' Scholarship Club 3: I.V. Football 2: Intra-' murals . . . Best Remembrance: Listening to Mr. Licata's lectures during mechanical drawing. DiSarno, Neill .... Neil 51 Sunrise Ter., West Seneca . . . 875-2617 . .. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Scholarship Club: B.T.P.A.: History Club . . . Best Remem- brance: Winning Manhattan Cup '70, '71. 145 . I J Dissek, Philip C .... Phil 3894 Seneca St., West Seneca . . . 674-4232 . .. luvenalist 2, 3, 4, fEditor 3, 41: Tidings 3, 4: N.H.S. 3, 4 lSec 41: Student Senate 3, 4: Math Club 2: It's Academic 4: Scholarship Club 3: Friendship House Tutor 3, 4: Musical 4: Best Remembrance: Senior year and the gang. Doctor, Donald . . . Doc 19 Paul Pl., S. Buffalo . . . 823-7109 , . . Golf Team 1, 2, 3, 4, IA.C. 3, 41: . . . Best Rem- embrance: Freshman year inthe science lab. Duffey, Iames F .... Duff 1850 Center Rd., West Seneca . . . 674-1993 . .. Track 1, 2: Cross Country 2, 3: S.S.S.D.A. 2: Scholarship Club 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: When Timon won the Manhattan Cup, Supremacy Trophy and the football title junior year. Duft, George I .... Daffy 146 Central Ave., Buffalo . . . 893-6438 . . . Football 1: Delegate 4: Tennis 1, 2: History Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Fr. Linus's German Classes. Dunford, Tim , . . Captain 8 Britt St., Buffalo . . . 825-0466 . . . Intra- mural Football 1, 2, 3, 4: History Club: Rowing Club: Dramatics Club: Latin Club: Student Senate 1 . . , Best Remembrance: Playing cards and getting caught by Mr. Chambers in the cafeteria. Dusanivsky, Wasyl Bohdan . . . Waz 386 Bristol St. Buffalo . . . 853-3990 . . . Tidings 2, 3, 4 lE.ditor-in-Chief 41: N.H.S. 3, 4 Nice-Pres. 41: Student Senate 3, 4: Iuvenalist 3, 4: Intramurals 4: Science Club 2, 3: lt's Academic 4: Band 1 . . . Best Remem- brance: Having the greatest time with the best bunch of guys this side of East Iahanga, the Tidings 8: Talisman boys. Dyson, Iohn R .,.. Dizzy 32 Yale Pl., Buffalo . . . 822-4085 . . . Latin Club 2, 3, 4: History Club 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Mr. Rath's American History classes. Ertel, Richard K .... Al 121 Carlyle Ave., Buffalo . . . 825-1812 , . . Tidings 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2: History Club 3: National Honor Society 4: Future Teachers 3, 4: Scholarship Club 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Senior lunch in the lounge with Bob, 1im, Tom, Web, Frank and Toad. Feely, Michael M .... Mike 102 Tindle Ave., West Seneca . . . 824-5604 . . . Intramurals 1, 4: Tidings 2, 3, 4: Schol- arship Club 3: Football 2, 4: Friendship House 4, . . Best Remembrance: Losing two front teeth in freshman year. Fijal, Michael W. 144 Tennessee St., Buffalo . . . 853-9299 . . . Scholarship Club 3: Science Club 3: S.S.S.D.A. 2, 3: Intramurals 3 . . . Best Re- membrance: Coming home from the senior Coming home from the senior picnic. Filipink, Michael G .... Flip 234 Alabama St., Buffalo . . . 853-5532 . . . Tidings 2, 3, 4: Iuvenalist 3, 42 National Honor Society 4: S.S.S.D.A. 3: Baseball Manager 2, 3: Intramurals 3. 4 . . . Best Remembrance: The motorcade before the opening football game junior year. Finnegan, Kenneth. . . Ken 194 Stevenson St., Buffalo . . . 824-8451 . . . Intramurals 1: Crew 4 . . . Best Remem- brance: The stories Mr. Panneri told during math class. Fisher, Partick D .... Fish 172 Eden St.. Buffalo . . . 825-0239 , . . Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Math Club 3: Latin Club 2: Talisman 4: Guidance Com- mittee 3: Scholarship Club 3: National Honor Society 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Freshman initiation at cross-country and track practices. Fitzgerald, Patrick T .... Fitz 24 Salem St., Buffalo . . . 826-0067 . . . Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Cross Country 1: Hockey 4: Intramurals 3, 4: B.T.P.A. 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Frosh basketball with Travis, Leary, Robinson, Conrad and Maloney. Fox, Michael . . . Forty 167 Harding Rd., Buffalo . . . 825-1859 . ..1.V. Football 2: Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Senior picnic. Gifford, Randall F .... Randy 272 Ehinger St., West Seneca . . . 674-3613 . . . Musical 3, 4 . . , Best Remembrance: Sleeping in 7th and 8th period studies. Gimlin, lay T .... lay 28 Arbour Lane, Buffalo . . . 826-4320 . . . Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 4: Scholarship Club 2, 3: S.S,S.D.A. 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: B.T.P.A. 4: History Club 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: When the French teacher brought home my report card. Goldbach, Thomas A .... Goldie 50 Irouquis Dr., Buffalo . . . 824-5254 . . . Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4: Scholarship Club 3: S.S.S.D.A. 3 . . , Best Remembrance: Having my shirt ripped off my back while playing football at the senior picnic. Gorman, William P .... Germs 132 Whitfield Ave., Buffalo . . . 824-8337 . . . Best Remembrance: Lottie Speranza and I trying to change English course fourth year. Griffin, Iohn P .... Griff 87 Pawnee Pkwy., Buffalo . . . 825-3285 . . . Student Senate 1, 2. 3, 4: Math Club 2, 3: History Club 2, 3, 4 fTreasurer 3, President 41: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 3, 4: Art 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: National Honor Society 4: Scholarship Club 3: Science Club 3 . . . Best Remembrance: My four years at Bishop Timon. Grizanti, Vincent D .... Grizzly 171 Harlem RD., West Seneca . . . 823-7516 Club 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Friendship House 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Being in the musicals and mocking out Fr. Paul. Gworek, Paul. . . Gronk 53 Tindle, West Seneca . . . 824-4442. . . Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 4: Scholar- ship Club 3: BTPA 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Senior trip to Toronto. Hanzly, Mark I .... 1ude 2267 Seneca St., Buffalo . . . 823-D021 . . . History Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2, 3: Intra- murals 2, 3 . . , Best Remembrance: Trig class senior year. Harrington, Iames P .... Bone 296 Choate Ave., Buffalo . . . 822-3890. . . His- tory Club 2: Scholarship Club 3 . . . Best Remembrance: German with Fr. Linus. Harrity, Thomas 1 .... Tom 2.360 South Park Aye., Buffalo . . . 822-9799 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 lAll-Catholic 31: Basketball 1, 2: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: B.T.P.A. 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Beating Canisius during 1989-70 championship season in football. Hart, William I .... Bones 99 Pawnee Pkwy.. Buffalo . . . 824-9840 . , . Student Senate 3: Basketball 2, 3: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Four years at Timon. Hayes, Daniell .... Purple 54 Villa Maria, West Seneca . . . 674-9579. . , Intramurals 1, 2, 4: Scholarship Club 3: Friendship House 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Freshman year in 401. 1 1 Heavey, Patrickl .... Heavs 2 Tuscarora . . . Buffalo . . . 820-5495 . . . Best Remembrance: Mr. Licata's classes. Heidinger,1ohnI .... Heige , 188 O'Connell Ave., Buffalo . . . 853-7139 . . 1 Student Senate 2: B.T.P.A. 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: The day we studied enemas in Fr. Bernie's biology lab. Higgins, Mark 115 Milford St., Buffalo . . . 824-0268 . . . Tid ings 3: Musical 4: Friendship House 4: Intrall murals 1 . . . Best Remembrance: Freshman and Senior years. Hoffstetter, Iohn. . . lack 450 O'Connell Ave., Buffalo . . . 854-0990. . . Baseball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 3, 4: B.T.P.A. 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Winning basketball and football champion- ships in my lunior year. Holowatyi, Stephen . . . Steverini 25 Fair Oaks, Buffalo . . . 892-0362 . . . His? tory Club 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4: Math Clul 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Best Remem brance: Fr. Linus' German classes. Iagodzinski, Kenneth . . . lags 86 Steiner Ave., West Seneca . . . 822-5513 . .' Scholarship Club 3: Science Club 3: Histor: Club 3: Iuvenalist 3: Bowling 4: Dramatic: 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3 . . . Best Remembrance Being in the musical senior year and Man ley's party afterwards. .ji 2 i - S A gs? :- i S ywwmeu.. Q fo Top, Gerry Moskai, Steve Holowatyj, and George Duft make themselves useful during a study period. Left, john Lockwood catches up on some homework. Above, Steve Kreumer, Augie Caiabrese, and Dan Pogonowski ham it up . . . again. 14 jakubowski, Dennis P .... 'ijake 238 N. Pleasant Pkwy.. Cheektowaga . . . 695- 5186 . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4: History Club 4: Dramatics 4: Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Being in the musical senior year and meeting a very special person. jones, Timothy M .... jonsey 83 Shawnee Pl., West Seneca. . . 675-4724 . . . Track 2, 3: Ski Club 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Accidentally spitting on Mr. Panneri in freshman year. Kane, Kevin j .... Kano 68 Fox Meadow Lane, Orchard Park . . . 662-9106 . . . Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: The parties at Bobby's house. Kasperek, David A .... Stash 24 jones St., Buffalo . . . 852-6405 . . . S.S.S.D.'A. 3 . . . Best Remembrance: The Manhattan Cup. Keller, james . . . Sancho Panza 56 Tudor Blvd., West Seneca . . . 824-4005. . . Student Senate 3: Friendship House 3: S.S.S.D.A. 2, 3: Tidings 2. 3: History Club 2, 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Mr. Ellis' Business Sales Class. Kerl, Robert j .... Harold 25 4th Ave., Lancaster . . . 683-6510 . . . Student Senate 1: Basketball 1: Scholar- ship Club 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Snow shovelling and win- dow washing to get on the good side of Fr. Terence. jIt didn't worklj Kester, William j. 97 Harlem Rd., West Seneca . . . 825-2721 . .. Guidance Committee 3: Scholarship Club 3: Football 2: Intramurals 1, 2, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: The four years. Kiefer, David j. jr .... Uncle Meat 150 Briarwood Dr.. West Seneca . . . 824-0025 . . . Tidings 3: Student Senate . . . Best Remembrance: Senior trip to Toronto. Kirby, Kevin Kenneth. . . Kev 100 Cambridge Ave., West Seneca . . . 822- 1216 . . . Best Remembrance: Homecoming motorcade to Canisius. Kleinsmith, Davidj .... Dave 266 Babcock Ave., Buffalo . . . 823-0171 . . . Photo Pool 2, 3, 4: Tidings 3: Talisman 2: Guidance Committee 2, 3: Math 81 History Clubs 2, 3: Ski Club 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Stealing toilet paper, kid's homework, maps, posters. notebooks. etc, etc. for the principal-of-the-year contest. Kluczynski, joseph E. jr .... joey 50 Gordon Ave., West Seneca . . . 824-0414 . .. j.V. Football 2: Intramurals 3: Scholarship Club 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Our trip to Toronto. Kosikowski, Stephenj .... Steve 116 Portland St.. Buffalo . . . 824-4101 . . . Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 3: Tidings 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3: Math Club 2, 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Halloween night in junior year when we beat Canisius at Lackawanna Stadium. 148 Kowalski, Lawrence A .... Larry 601 Fulton St.. Buffalo . . . 825-5840 . . . Talisman 3, 4 ICo-Editor-in-Chief 41: Tid- ings 2, 3: Student Senate 4: N.H.S. 3, 4: juvenalist 3, 4: Scholarship Club 3, 4: S.S.S.D.A. 3: Intramurals 2, 3: Tutoring 2: Science Club 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Working on the fabulous Talisman with Pogo, jim, Fish, juan, Augie, 8: Nelson and the N.H.S. trip to N.Y. with Phil, Wasyl. Paul, Willy, Rich 81 Bob. Krug, Thomas j .... Crud 131 Cantwell Dr. Buffalo . . . 824-7728 . . . Swimming 1, 2: Intramurals 2, 3: Ski Club 3, 4: Scholarship Club 3 . . . Best Remem- brance: Looking forward to graduation and study periods. Kunz, Arthur. . . 'tArtis 853 Tifft St., Buffalo . . . 825-8392 . . . Cross Country 1, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Track Manager 1: j.V. Football 2: Intramurals 3, 4: Math Club 2, 3: Science Club 2. 3: Scholarship Club 3: Best Remembrance: The good times we had on Cross Country and Track. Lacki, Michael S .... Lacki 180 Ashley St., Buffalo . . . B92-3244 . . . Tidings 3. 4: Ski Club 2: S.S.S.D.A. 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Mr. McManaman's algebra class junior year. Leary, Timothy james . . . Mooch 1085 Tifft St., Buffalo . . . 823-0279 . . . Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Student Senate 3, 4: Intramurals: Intramural Officiating 4: B.T.P.A. 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Last ten seconds of the Neumann game 61-60. Liberto, Paul Q .... Liberts 41 Southside. Buffalo. . . 825-0831 . . . History Club, Scholarship Club, Intramurals . . . Best Remembrance: Mr. Paneri's Math 10 class. Livingston, Donald j .... D.j. 2261 Seneca St., Buffalo . . . 823-1878 . . . Latin Club 1: History Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 4: B,T.P.A. 4. . . Best Remembrance: The night we got stoned on our bus ride home from the Canisius game. Lockwood, john j .... Locks 163 Kenefick, Buffalo . . . 826-0908 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Scholarship Club 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Parties at Pankows' 1,2, 3, 4. Lonergan, William D .... Cork 56 Edgewood Ave., Buffalo . . , 825-7182 . . . Crew 1, 2, 3, 4: History Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2, 3: Intramurals 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Leaving. Lubkowski, David F .,.. Lubs 570 Reserve Rd., West Seneca . . . 674-7959 . . . Tidings - Ifeature editorj: juvenalist: Science Club 3: N.H.S. 4 . . . Best Remem- brance: Gunder-time with Fr. Paul. Lucci, Gary 6116 Lake Ave., Orchard Park . . . 675-3631 . . . Track 1. 2. 4: Football 2: Cross Country 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Delegate 1: A.C. Track 1, 2: A.C. Cross Country 'l . . . Best Remem- brance: Being on the same track team with Pat Insera. Lucki, Thaddeus . . . Ted 72 Norfred Dr., Lackawanna. . . 825-0029 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: junior Class President. Senior Class President: Student Senate 3, 4: History Club 1, 2, 3: B.T.P.A. 4: F.T.A. 1, 2. 3: N.H.S.: Cafeteria Clean up: jr. Football: Frosh Basketball . . . Best Remembrance: Being the President. Luongo, Fred A .... El Fredo 189 Fieldcrest, West Seneca . . . 824-7837 . . . Intramurals: Latin Club: Scholarship Club ...Fr. johnny Alderson teaching me typing. Mallon, Michael T .... Melon 289 Okell St., Buffalo . . . 822-8759 . . . Swim- ming 1, 2, 3: Tidings 2: Intramurals 3: Science Club 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Senior black shirt day. Malloy, William F .... Bill 20 Mumford, Buffalo . . . 823-5394 . . . Best Remembrance: Mechanical Drawing with Mr. Licata. Maloney, james . . . Malones 21 Mumford, Buffalo . . . 825-4951 . . . Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Talisman 4: Tidings 2. 3, 4: Guidance Committee 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4: Scholarship Club 2: F.T.A. 4 . . . Best Remembrance: The Lounge , Dick, Toad. Web, Blonski, Shea 81 Fox. t Maloney, Michael Patrick . . . Pie , 21 Cumberland Ave., Buffalo . . . 822-2276 . . . Cross-Country 1: Basketball 1: j.V. Basketball 2: Intramurals 1, 3, 4: B.T.P.A. 4: Refering 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Pankow's Bar 81 Grill. Mancini, joseph M .... joey 191 Como Ave., Buffalo . . . 823-5167 . . . Baseball 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Base- ball with Mr. Palano and after practice with the boys. Manley, james Robert. . . jim 332 Abbott Rd., Buffalo . . . 825-8318 . . . Delegate 3: Tidings 3 ffeature editorj: Swim Team 3: Musical 3, 4 . . . Best Remem- brance: The Musical Randy . Manley, Timothy Daniel . . . Mangle . 332 Abbott Rd., Buffalo . . . 825-8318. . . Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Football Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Delegate 3: Musical 3: Band: Best Remem brance: Unexpected cast party of 42 peopld brought upon my mother at 11:30 at night. Martin, Michael P. Marty 24 Ramona Ave., Buffalo . . . 824-5793 . . Football 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Frosh Vice-Pres. Cross Country I, Ski Club 2, 3, 4: Nationa Honor Society 4 . . . Best Remembrance The History classes of Mr. joe Laughs Rath. I i Martin, Terrance R .... Skinner 72 Briarwood Dr., West Seneca . . . 823-6640 . . . Latin Club. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4: B.T.P.A., Scholarship Club, Dramatics . . . Best Remembrance: Pank's Parlor with the boys Harrity, Steph. and Kev Crane after the 1969 Canisius victory. May, Iohn M .... Steven 5894 Lake Ave.. Orchard Park . . . 675-0644 . . . Friendship House Tutor. Scholarship club . . . Best Remembrance: Senior class trip to Toronto. McBurney, Iames P .... lim 96 Strathmore Ave., Buffalo . . . 824-2739 . . . Talisman Staff 3, 4: Baseball Mgr. 3, 4: His- tory Club 3, 4: Third Order 4: Scholarship Club 3: S.S.S.D.A. 3: . . . Best Remembrance: Great times Iunior year on Talisman staff and Baseball team. McDonnell, Iohn M .... lohn 62 O1cottAve., Buffalo.. . 826-4584 . . .Math Club 1, 2: History Club 2, 3: Scholarship Club 3: Tidings 3: Talisman 4: Intramurals 3: Ski Club 3, 4: . . . Best Remembrance: When we won the Manhattan Cup and Football championship in 1969. McDonnell, Patrick F .... Mac 537 Oakwood Ave.. East Aurora . . . 652-4035 . . . Best Remembrance: 7th period card games with Vilardo. McGuire, Thomas I .... Maggooo 194 Tudor Blvd., West Seneca . . . 822-5312. . . Scholarship Club 3: . . . Mr. Rath's class junior year. McMahon, Markl .... Perry 281 Covington Dr., West Seneca . . . 872-7290 ...I.V. Football, Ski Club 4. . . Best Remem- brance: Mr. Panneri's stories in Calculus class Senior yearf Q McMahon, Patrick K ..., Pat 35 Knoerl Ave., Buffalo . . . 823-2985 . . . Scholarship Club 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Trig Senior year with Mr. O'Toole. Meegan, Robert V .... Bob 37 Olcott Ave.. Buffalo . . . 822-5528. . . Latin Club 2: Math Club 2: Science Club 3: Schol- arship Club 3: Cross Country 2: Student Senate 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. . . Best Rem- embrance: All the good times in the cafe- teria. Miranda, David R .... Turk 589 South Park Ave., Buffalo . . . TL6-4019 . . . Tidings 2: Track 2: Intramurals 1, 2: Model U.N. 3: S.S.S.D.A. 3. . . Best Remem- brance: Going to New York. Monaghan, Kevin E .... Milton Ir. 55 Mineral Springs Rd., Buffalo . . . 824-5945 . . . Intramurals: I.V. Football 2: Varsity 3, 4: Student Senate 2: B.T.P.A. 4. . . Best Rem- embrance: Pankow's Bar. Morgan, Carl W .... Carl 1332 Abbott Rd., Lackawanna . . . 823-6341 . . . Musical 4. . . Best Remembrance: 8th period study in Sophomore year. Moskal, Gerard G .... Mollusk 203 Dwyer St.. West Seneca . . . 825-5399 . . . Intramural Bowling: Science Club . . . Best Remembrance: Mr. Licata's Mechanical Drawing classes. Nash, Iohn M .... Grahm 236 Halstead Ave., Sloan . . . 894-5902 . . . Scholarship Club . . . Best Remembrance: Fr. Paul's English class. Newman, William. . . Neil 56 Ladner, Buffalo . . . 822-4966 . . . Best Remembrance: Graduation Nightengale, Paul . . . Iody 1884 South Park Ave., Buffalo . . . TA2-4371 . . . Math Club 2, 3: Tidings 3, 4: History Club 3: Ski Club 3, 4: Iuvenalist 4: S.S.S.D.A. 2: B.T.P.A. 4 . . . Best Remembrance: The time Meg finally caught Gary in the Tidings office. Nightengale, Peter. . . Pete 1884 South Park Ave., Buffalo . . . 822-4371 . . . Ski Club 3, 4: History Club 2, 3: Math Club 2: Friendship House 3: Scholarship Club 3 . . . Best Remembrance: The opening motorcade for football. Norton, Paul V .... Wort 64 Wagner Ave., Buffalo . . . 822-6640 . . . Rifle Club 2: Math Club 2 . . . Best Remem- brance: Fr. Michael's class Iunior year. Novak, Robert I .... Novy 649 South Ogden St., Buffalo . . . 824-9697 . . . Science Club 2, 3: Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4: History Club 3, 4: Model U.N. 4: Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, 4: tTeam capt. 41 Ski Club 4: B.T.P.A. 4: Student Senate 4: Friendship House 3: Tidings 1, 2: Scholarship Club 3: National Honor Society 4 . . . Best Remem- brance: My 4 years as a student at Timon. Nowadly, Robert M ,... Waldo 870 Tifft St., Buffalo . . . 823-5459 . . . Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Manhattan Cup finals 69-70. Nunn, Michael T .... Nunn 20 Westcliff Dr., West Seneca . . . 674-2387 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Best Remembrance: 4th period study in lunior year. O'Donnell, Daniel. . . Dan 34 Choate Ave., Buffalo . . . 824-0838 . . . Latin Club, Scholarship Club: Intramurals . . . Best Remembrance: Fr. Michael's English class. O'Donnell, Edwardl .... D 70 O'Connell Ave., Buffalo . . . 854-3929 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2: Swimming Team 3, 4: Crew 1 . . . Best Remembrance: Four great years with four great guys: Bee- croft, Miranda, Keller, and Kasperek. 0'Malley, Brian D .... Mags 367 Cumberland Ave., Buffalo . . . 824-0341 . . . Scholarship Club 2, 3, 4: Tidings 2: Crew 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Skipping school all the time with Iim McBurney. O'Mara, Timothy B .... Timmer 792 Willet Rd., Lackawanna . . . 823-0239 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Cross Country 1: Stage Crew 3: Inter-High 3: Student Senate 3, 4 lSenior Vice-Presidentl: Co-Chairman of Catholic Charities 3, Chairman 4: Friend- ship House tutor 3, 4: Science Club 3: Schol- arship Club 3 . . . Best Remembrance: All four years at Timon, especially my Senior year. O'Neill,PaulE .... One 78 Brianwood Dr., West Seneca . . . 675-0192 . . . Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 3: Stat- istician for Football and Basketball 3, 4: Tidings 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Winning the Manhattan Cup. Otto, Ioseph F .... Otts 46 Melrose St., Buffalo . . . 822-6520 . . . Var- sity Baseball 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Scholarship Club 3: B.T.P.A. 4 . . . Best Re- membrance: After baseball practice. Overdorf, Eugene F .... Oz 176 Mackinaw St., Buffalo . . . 854-8641 . . . I.V. Football 1: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: B.T.P.A. 4: Intra- murals 1. 2, 3, 4: Track 4 . . . Best Remem- brance: Playing football for four years at Timon. Pacholczak, Iohn . . . Caesar 338 South Shore Blvd., Lackawanna . . .824- 5426 . . . Tennis: Intramurals 1, 2: Student Senate: Latin Club . . . Best Remembrance: Four years with some great guys: Tim. Mark, Paul, Ted, Al, Tony, and Franz. Paluch, Kenneth . . . Kenny 63 Orchard Ave., West Seneca . . . 674-5673 . . .Rifle Club 2: Scholarship Club 3 . . . Best Remembrance: The faculty's willingness to help a Timonite out. Pankow, Robert . . . Pank's 186 Columbus Ave., Buffalo . . . 824-0027 . . . I.V. Football 1.2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Math Club 2: Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3: Base- ball Manager 1, 2: B.T.P.A. 4. . . Best Remem- brance: Gene, will, Tim, Pie, Cons, Fitz, Boz, lack H., and the boys of the Palace. Pantera, Thaddeus. . . Beaver 92 Relich Ave., Lackawanna . . . 825-1966 . . . Swimming Team: Track: Tidings . . . Best Remembrance: The Senior picnic I didn't make. Pasier, Glenn E .... Iuan 580 Dorrance Ave., Buffalo . . . 824-0485 . . . Cross Country 3, 4: Track 3, 4 tAll Catholic 41: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Talisman 4: Math Club 3: Scholarship Club 3. . . Best Remem- brance: The boys who developed me into what I am from the class to the track field. and making All Catholic. Patterson, Mark W .... Floyd 116 South St., Buffalo . . . 852-0924 . . . Crew 2, 3, 4: Intramurals: S.S.S.D.A.: Science Club 2 . . . Best Remembrance: Mr. Pericak. Phillips, William P .... Bill 65 Pamona Pl., Buffalo . . . 822-5741 . . . S.S.S.D.A.: junior Achievement . . . Best Remembrance: German I with Fr. Linus. Pogonowski, Daniel S .... Pogo 263 Salisbury Ave.. Blasdell . . . 825-0751 . . . Talisman 2, 3. 4 lCo-Editor-in-Chief1: Math Club 3: S.S.S.D.A. 3: Science Club 3, 4: Scholarship Club 3: Future Teachers of America 4: Intramurals 3 . . . Best Remem- brance: Best times on the Talisman with the boys, and meeting Sue thanks to the ef- forts of Gary Rog then getting back with Consetta , and the week in Detroit. Polino, Anthony L .... Tony 147 Whitfield Ave., Buffalo . . . 823-3232 . . . Math Club 2, 3: Ski Club 2, 3, 4, lPresident 41: Photo Pool 2, 3: History Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Best Remembrance: The Photo Pool. Pomietlarz, Lawrencel .... Mayor 29 Fredro St., Buffalo . . . 826-1595 . , . His- tory Club: Science Club: Musical 3: Scholar- ship Club 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Fr. David's Freshman Religion classes. Putnam, Thomas D .... Tom 31 Wildwood Pl., Buffalo . . . 823-6739 . . . History Club: Latin Club: Ski Club: Friend- ship House tutor: Scholarship Club . . . Best Remembrance: lunior Year. Quinn,Williamj .... Quinnie 189 Choate Ave., Buffalo . . . 824-4373 . . . Student Senate lVice President 3: President 41: Tidings 2: Science Club 3: Musical 3: Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4: Scholarship Club 3: Football 2: Latin Club 2: Math Club 2: Oswego Delegate 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Being President of the Student Senate. Renkas, Daniel G .... Dapper 325 Cumberland Ave., Buffalo . . . 822-6112 . . . Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4: Track 3, 4: Intramurals: B.T.P.A. Scholarship Club 3, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Playing Football, Baseball, and Track. Roberts, William K .... Bob Williams 91 Willowcrest Dr.. West Seneca . . . 674-9361 . . . Ski Club 1: Rifle Club 1, 2: Scholarship Club 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Sneaking up above the Aud with Skip Arendt. Robinson, Nathaniel H. III . . . Smokey 96 West Parade Ave., Buffalo . . . 883-6415 . . . Student Senate 1. 2, 3: Varsity Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4 lAll Catholic, Captain 41: Track 2. 3.4. . . Best Remembrance: When Mr, Zehn- der predicted that we would win the Cup in my Iunior year. Rog, Gary T .... Bl Rogo 18 Edgewood Pl., Lackawanna . . . 826-2472 . . . Tidings 2, 3: Science Club 2. 3: F.T.A. 2, 3: Model U.N. 2, 3, 4: Administrative Assis- tant 2, 3, 4: Speech Club 2. 3: S.S.S.D.A. 2, 3: Scholarship Club 3 . , . Best Remem- brance: Four years with guys like Pogo, Paul Wasyl, Pixie, Moons, Pete. Phil. Terry, and all the boys. Rybak, Allan A .... Big Al 305 South Shore. Lackawanna . . . 824-9188 . . . Best Remembrance: Summer Vacations 1, 2, 3, 4. Rydel,1oseph M .... 1ay 501 Ridge Rd.. Lackawanna . . . 824-1220 . . . Golf 2, 3, 4 lAll Catholic 41: B.T.P.A. 4: Intramurals 2: Scholarship Club 3: Drama- tics 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Bob Pankow's house during the Senior year and the Christmas play. Sabia, Lawrence V .... Sabs 65 Dash St.. Buffalo . . . 822-3993. . . Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Scholarship Club 3: Drama Club 4: B.T.P.A. 4: National Honor Society 4 . . . Best Remem- brance: Meeting someone special Senior year and being undefeated champs Iunior vear. Sbriglia, Iohn R .... Sbriggs 49 Whitehall St., Buffalo . . . 822-9131 . . . Intramurals . . . Best Remembrance: Mr. Licata's Mechanical Drawing classes. Schamann, Ioseph A. 53451 Benzing Rd., Orchard Park. . . 826-1160 . . . Best Remembrance: The people and the various personalities I met. Schneeberger, Michael I ..., Mike 1059 Tifft St., Buffalo. . . 824-2661 . . . History Club: Scholarship Club: Math Club . . . Best Remembrance: Ride to the Manhattan Cup Playoffs. Sciandra, Andrewl .... Card Freak 92 Armin St., Buffalo . . . 825-1217 . . . Science Club 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 4 . . . Best Remem- brance: 7th period card games in the cafe- teria. Shanahan, Michael E .... Spike 36 Sunbriar Dr., West Seneca . . . 674-2779 . . . Best Remembrance: Not getting caught skipping in four years. Shea, Robert D. 39 McKinely Pkwy.. Buffalo . . . 822-2232 . . . Tidings 3, 4: Math Club 3: Science Club 3, 4: History Club 3: Scholarship Club 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Senior lunch in the lounge with Malones, Dick, Web, Tom. Toad, and Foxy. Silvey, Kevin. . . Silv 644 Fulton St.. Buffalo . . . 825-4940 . . . Talisman 2: Science Club 2, 3 . . . Best Re- membrance: Mr. Rath's 3rd year History class. Soida, Walter I .... Beautiful Bruce 22 Wiesner Rd., Lackawanna . . . 823-7147 . .. Basketball 1: B.T.P.A.: Science Club: Schol- arship Club, Intramurals: Dramatics . . . Best Remembrance: Senior year at Pankow's cozy corner. Speranza, Louis M .... Louie 338 Woodside Ave., Buffalo . . . 825-2510 . . . Best Remembrance: Freshman year at the Annex. Sroka,1ohn L. 299 Willowlawn Pkwy., Cheektowaga . . .893- 5835 . . . Best Remembrance: Fr. Linus's fun period. Stefan, Michael K .... Stef 120 Relich Ave., Lackawanna . . . 824-2810 . . . 1.V. Football 1. Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 lAll Catholic, Captain 41: I.V. Baseball 2: B.T.P.A. 4 tBoard Member1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: ...Best Remembrance: Winning the Football championship and going undefeated in my lunior year, and Pankow's place. Stone, Thomas M .... Stoney 80 Columbia Pkwy., West Seneca . . . 825-5427 . . . Varsity Swimming 1, 2, 3. 4: Intramurals . . . Best Remembrance: When our lunches used to get smashed everyday. Sullivan, William F .... Sully 181 Mariemont Ave., Buffalo . . . 824-4120 . . . Scholarship Club: Intramurals . . . Best Remembrance: Receiving 100's for 4 quar- ters in Freshman Algebra. Sullivan, William G .... Will 105 Edgewood Ave., Buffalo . . . 825-6612 . . . Intramurals 3. 4: Scholarship Club 3 . , . Best Remembrance: My four years at Timon. Szarowicz, Paul F .... Pablo 91 Marlowe Ave., Blasdell . . . 826-5744 . . . Student Senate 1, 2, 3, 4 IFreshman Presi- dent1: Guidance Committee 2, 3, 4: History Club 2, 3, 4 fVice President 41: Model U.N. 2, 3, 4 IChairman 3. 41: Tidings. luvenalist. Faculty Student Senate, Football 1, Football Manager 3: Dramatics: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Friendship House tutor . . . Best Remem- brance: Four years of higher education at Bishop Timon High School. Szczygiel, Mark A. 98 Fairmont Ave., Lackawanna , . . 823-6673 . . . Science Club: Intramurals: Scholarship Club . . . Best Remembrance: Pankow's Rom- per Room. Thomas, Edward . . . Ed 128 Lyndale Ct., West Seneca . . . 825-2931 . . . Best Remembrance: Telling stories in Mr. Panneri's class. Thompson, Theodorel .... Whitey 50 Vincent St., Lackawanna . . . 823-4355 . . . Math Club: Science Club: Intramurals . . . Best Remembrance: Mr. Panneri's Calculus class. Tokarski, Iohn . . . Toad 173 South Legion Dr., Buffalo . . . 825-4914 . . . Scholarship Club 3: 1.V. Football 2: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. . . Best Remembrance: Mr. L's Mechanical Drawing class. Tomassi, Gerald. . . Moose 77 Ladner St., Buffalo . . . 823-4769 . . , Base- ball 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4: Football Man- ager 3: B.T.P.A. 4: Student Senate 4. . . Best- Remembrance: The day Fr. Bernard taught enemas. Travis, William C .... Will 134 Vincennes St., Buffalo . . . 853-8912 . , . Freshman Basketball: Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4 fAll Catholic 3, 41: Student Senate 2: B.T.P.A. 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 4. . . Best Remembrance: Beating Canisius in my Iunior year, and playing football under Ioe O'Crady. Vilardo, Thomas A .... 6.02 x 1023 81 Phyllis Dr., West Seneca . . . 675-5917 . . . Intramurals: l.V. Cross Country lB.D.H.S.l: Track fB.D.H.S.l . . . Best Remembrance: Second period study halls in Fr. Iohn Alder- son's office. Vujakovich, Peter C. 'l5'l Como Ave.. Buffalo. . . 825-0772 . . . Stu- dent Senate 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: History Club 3 . . . Best Remem- brance: A great Senior year and a lot of laughs with eight great guys. Wade, Michaell .... Debonair 39 Maple Grove, Lackawanna . . . 823-1654 . . . Intramurals 1, 4 . . . Best Remembrance: Mr. Licata's 1st period Mechanical Drawing class. Walczak, Wayne 48 Willow Dr.. West Seneca . . . 674-8577 . . . Iuvenalist 2, 3. 4: Track 1. 2: Ski Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Student Senate 1, 2. 3, 4: Franciscan Movement 1, 2, 3. 4 IVice President 41: Tid- ings 1, 2: Tennis 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Friendship House tutor 2 . . . Best Remembrance: Learning a lot more than English and Math. Webster,William . . . Web 110 Cumberland Ave., Buffalo . . . 822-1392 . . . Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Senate 1. 2, 3 lSophomore Presidentl: National Honor Society 3, 4 lPresident 41: Friendship House tutor 3 . . . Best Remembrance: Four years with Beards, Malones, Fish. Toad, Ertel. and the boys. Weimer, Richard I .... Dick 546 Downing St., Buffalo . . . 824-1537 . . . Best Remembrance: Freshman year in Room 403. Wheeler, Richard E .... Rich 886 Main St., West Seneca . . . 674-8685 . . . Science Club 2, 3: Tidings 2, 3, 4: Math Club 2: National Honor Society 3, 4: luvenalist 3, 4: lt's Academic 4. . . Best Remembrance: Fr. Terrence's first publication of Ranger Rick. Wiles, Kevin B .... Wile E. Coyote 131 Harding Rd., Buffalo . . . 823-4017 . . . Intramurals 1: Tidings 2: History Club 1, 2 , .. Best Remembrance: The Canisius motorcade Senior year after the Football rally. Wiles,PaulI .... Finke 131 Harding Rd., Buffalo . . . 823-4017 . . . 6 f W A Left, john McDonnell, Pat Fisher. and Iim McBurney sort some of the thousands of patrons during the Talisman Drive. Swimming 1, 2: History Club 1, 2, 3: Tidings 2 . . . Best Remembrance: Congratulating the St. Ioe's fans after the football game in Senior years. Woitkowski, Ronald I .... Wojo 237 Shanley St., Cheektowaga . . . 895-7490 . . . Bowling 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Track 1 . . . Best Remembrance: Science lab in the Annex. Wright, Marc. . . Turk 40 Salem St., Buffalo . . . 822-7819 . . . Base- ball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Senate 4: B.T.P.A. lPresident 41: Scholarship Club 3: Tidings 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Drama- tics . . . Best Remembrance: Senior year. Zaccigna, Michael A .... Zeke 234 Hillside Ave., Buffalo . . . 825-2966 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4: Scholarship Club 3. . . Best Remembrance: Padre Venardo's Span- ish 3 class. Zack, jeffrey P .... Zackaroone 61 Circle End Dr., West Seneca . . . 674-4846 . . . Scholarship Club 3, 4: Cross Country 2, 3: Track 2: Math Club 2, 3: Science Club 2, 3: Ski Club 3 . . . Best Remembrance: The party after the Ryan track meet. 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Peter A Gayle Ziarnowski, Theresa Zimmer. H. Zimmer. Iim Zittel. Irving Zmitrewicz. Edward Zmitrewinz. Mr. G Mrs. F. Zmitrewicz. Virginia Zubek. Dave k lo Zulawski. Ioe Zulawski. Leon Zutlich. Liana Zyclrowski, Rose To The Class of '71 Fortes In Fide iStrong In Faithi In All Things . . .At All Times . . Congratulations To The Seniors From Robert H. Chambers CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF -I?7I from JIM HOURIHAN REAL ESTATE SALES MORTGAGES, APPRAISALS, RENTALS 940 ABBOTT ROAD 823-8900 BUFFALO, N. Y. SEIVERT MOTOR SALES, INC. PIZZA BY DIROSE Phone 675-2800 Featuring I-Iot Box Delivery Open Daily Best In Italian Foods S-3120 Orchard Park Road West Seneca, N. J. I4224 GREMLIN - AMX - JAVELIN - AMBASSADOR - MATADOR -- HORNET THOMAS H. McCARTHY FUNERAL HOME I975 Seneca Street Phone 825-4454 Phone 675-0600 ExPRssswAY CONSTRUCTION EQULPMENT co. 3071 Seneca Street West Seneca, N. Y. I4224 UNION CONCRETE and CONSTRUCTION CORP. IO5 CENTER RD. WEST SENECA, N. Y. 1 COMPLIMENTS QS' OF Chefs Restaurant Spaggsffi - glzicgsn anal Wea! Oqffa. daaciafoza CAFETERIA STAFF DUNN STEEL FABRICATORS INCORPORATED 111 Doyle Street North Tonawanda, N.Y. 14120 Structural Steel Fabricators and Erectors Miscellaneous Iron Work 693-7974 DONNA-LEE LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO., INC. Plywood-Pa nel ing-Windows-1Doors Cabinets--JRoofing SPEEDY DELIVERY MIDIAND CHARGE We Remodel--Free Estimates Daily Mon.-Sat.-8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Thursdays-till 9 P.M. 834-6200 SEARS ROEBUCK 81 CO. 950 Union Road lSouthgate Plaza? West Seneca, New York SEARS 'has EVERYTHING LOBUGLIO BLOCK COMPANY 242 Hopkins Street Buffalo, New York 823-4449 EDWARD NIGHTENGALE FUNERAL HOME 1884 South Park Avenue Buffalo, 'New York 14220 Compliments of PARKWAY INN Niagara Falls, -New York KEROACK 8. JONES INCORPORATED CONTRACTI NG - ENGINEERING Electrical Construction Commercial 81 Industrial Relocation Work A Specialty 200 Hopkins Street Buffalo, New York 14220 894-9332 AL DEKDEBRUN SPORTING Goons NORTHTOWN PLAZA BUFFALO, N. Y. We have mimi if fdkffbl. 0 EXPERIENCE - EQUIPMENT 0 A DESIRE TO PLEASE Anlmm YOUR OFIICIAI. YKAUBQOK PHOTOGRAPHERS ' -N 'M Q. QE - Pl ETSZAK FUNERAL HOME INCORPORATED 806-810 Clinton Street Buffalo, New York 852-4499 FREE CHAPEL SERVICE Office: 885-7692 iRes. 882-0175 Complete Line of Rubber Stamps ROYAL PRINTING COMPANY Letterpress and Photo Offset Printing Tovie Asarese 176 Grant Street Buffalo, N. Y. 14213 Your living textbook- As fast as this modern world changes, you read about it in The Buffalo Evening News. Add strength to your knowledge of important local, national and world news by reading The News every day. BUFFALO EVENING NEWS One of the Nations Great Newspapers BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1971 FRANK FARRELL 8. SONS-DAIRY 29 Sage Ave. Buffalo, N. Y. 14210 Wholesale-Since 1908-Retail Home Delivery Sewing South Buffalo 81 Lackawanna West Seneca 81 Orchard Park DON HENDERSON STATE FARM INS. 435 Abbott Road, Buffalo, N. Y. 14220 825-4445 AUTO LIFE FIRE W. F. BYRNE INSURANCE 735 Harlem Rd. West Seneca, N. Y. 14224 824-4444 Robert B. Robinson STATE FARM INSURANCE AUTO LIFE FIRE 145 Covington Drive West Seneca, New York 822-5472 Finders Keepers. You've heard it before, No one can take it away from you . . . Education, good memories, and good friends go hand in hand. That's why we're telling you about Canisius College. We offer an enduring coeducational experience in the Jesuit liberal arts tradition. A place to make your own memories and a place to sort out the important things in life. Canisius College or l 4208 f . A. s., C f -I . .... g X. ,E ss he-L .Q C if Q ' ku! -1 STARKEY'S DELICATESSEN Af h G h D ter T e Gme or t e Once 2075 South 'Park Avenue Meet Us At 825-9193 5' THE MARY's Home cooKlNG 559 South lPark Avenue A Buffalo, N-. Y. lx : D-. STEAK HOUSE Menus uquon stone I f f-- rfi ' 1347 'Electric Ave. 2 Lackawanna, New York I 1296 Broadway 1900 Union Rd. E Cocktails - Private Dining Room K E. F. KAUL AGENCY lnsurance-Real Estate 3810 South Park Ave. Blasdell, N. Y. 892-6647 674-6277 --I RIDGEWOOD PHARMACY 1385 Ridge Road Lackawanna, N. Y. 14218 823-1414 , BEST WISHES Compliments of A TROCAIRE COLLEGE FROM THE 110 Red Jacket Parkway, Buffalo, N. Y. Catholic Junior College Conducted By The Sisters of Mercy PAUL REDLINSKI 8. SONS STAND 38 Bfwdwav Mofkef THE DENNIS cAREY FAMILY Buffalo, 'New York WlLSON'S VACUUM SERVICE 69 Fairdale Road Lackawanna, N. Y. 16 9 Congratulations To The Class of 1971 J. QUINN FUNERAL HOME Best Wishes From TH E POGONOWSKI FAMILY INCORPORATED - Abbott Rd. Af McKinley Pkwy- FAIR PLAY sPoR'rlNG Gooos 825-7050 Seneca Mall For High Valued Trips 8x Gifts STEWART 81 BENSON TRAVEL AGENCY 88 Seneca Mall VAL DRUGS INC. 1853 'Ridge Road West Seneca, N. Y. 14224 W 1 I u 1 FLOOD'S BOOSTER CLUB INC. I Congratulations To The Class of 1971 BUS-SELLS CLOTHING INC. Ellicott Square Building JAMES J. CRAWFORD General Insurance . I 627-9703 301 Louisiana Street I Good Luck To The Leaders of The Future I Follow The Bills with us I Fmm COUNCILMAN AND MRS. DANIEL J. HIGGINS DALE F. SENN CONCESSIONAIRE 1 ROOT'S COLLISION SERVICE I Ellicott Creek Park 425, Abbott Road I' Buffalo, 'Nz Y. 14220 TT 4-7908 TT 4-7909 HASTINGS MARKING DEVICES Rubber, Brass and Steel Stamps Mechanical and Hand Engraving Stencil, Cutting Machines and 'Shipping Supplies L. N. MARTIN 1655 Jefferson Ave. Buffalo 8, 'New York Famous 'For Fairness Since 1919 Phone 823-6102 170 QUALITY LUMBER and CO., GOOD LUCK TO ALL GRADUATES INC- From SOUTHGATE LANES 1700 Union Road CIT 50 Michael Road Aurora Expressway West Seneca, New York WEST SENECA 14224 674-3422 674-2241 .- TOM WARDA Put QUALITY LUMBER in Your I-mme cemmereaei .. Residential - lnduemei CONGRATULATIONS ROBERT To The cieee of '71 From A' NIEDERPRUENI' MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM E. QUINN P.E., L.S. Phone: NR 4-5618 Engineer - Surveyor 19 Circle End Drive West Seneca, N. Y. 14224 Parents of Bill Quinn, S. S. President Compliments Of COURIER EXPRESS WESTERN NEW YORK'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER BISHOP TIMON ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT F 81 J PERNA 1226 Abbott Rd. Plaza Lackawanna, N. Y. 14218 FRUITS 8. VEGETABLES Licensed lnsu red ED DAVID EXT. HOME IMPROVED CO. Aluminum Windows 8g Doors Free Estimates Phone 893-6862 CARL L. ANDERSON INC. Shop Equipment - Steel Fabrication Office Furniture - Interior Design DANIEL M. SOBOCINSKI 2222 Elmwood Ave Buffalo, N. Y. 875-2830 DREYER-GRAD FLORISTS Maryann 8. Fred Bretl 1979 Seneca St. Buffalo, N. Y. BUFFALO LITHOGRAPH CO. INC. 35 Mason St.- Buffalo, N. Y. Buffalo, N. Y. 14213 Best Wishes To Class of '71 From PAUL COSTELLO 7 854-3285 9 BRIDAL SIIUPPIE 916 CIIIITOII STREET BIIIFIIO 10, IIJ. Victoria Czarnik, Prop. O. A. S. B. A. Mark Wright, Director Best Wishes From THE KOWALSKI FAMILY Q-1 EL V uv HS X., BLOB 'Ju Qg - BEST OF LucK ' we 1, ' 59 .' A V t D TO CLASS CF 1971 5505!-O505,,? N .X 'VO 'A ,Lulvc Y Xmxx '-2xx4.YX,x,,vXw'D KENNEDYS TAVERN ' 222 Kathrine St. Frank Hahn Prop. LENAHAN FUNERAL HOME 2037 Seneca St. 822-2645 822-5044 G 81 R TACKLE CO. 8225044 Joi-IN E. counmev FUNERAL HOME 'NC' Specialists in Hunting and Fishing Equipment 1869 Seneca St. Buffalo 10, N. Y. 2895 Seneca St. West Seneca, N. Y. 14224 -I - Drru:lAl. EAILRDAD WA'rcr-1 IN 'Registered Keepsake Jeweler 470 Abbott Rd. E mean N,Y.C,R.R. AGWUNTB 792 SENECA sT. E-3'l--F-IL N. Upgyqgb BUFFALCI, N. Y. J I ' N.W.R.R. ewe Us T. L. TERRY, INC. B-CR-R Buffalo, New York 14220 B.8iO.R.R. WATCHES ' DIAMCINDE ' JEWELRY Paul 'N- lGr0eber TL 5 5233 Fm: WAT-an REFAIRINB A Sn:niAm.Tv DFEN Tl-lumen Evtm Bl HALLMAN-ADKINS CHEVROLET, INC. B UD DORR. Soles Representative 5533 Camp Road Hamburg, 'N. Y. 14075 Phone: C716l 649-241 1 PHONE! 674 3346 BEST WISHES FROM THE McBURNEY FAMILY Tom, John, Don, Jim, Joe, Bern, and Mom Quality Building Products CHUCK HITCHENS or-me-sinnuc-GuT-rsRs si-use-r METAL WORK ISO WEST NORTH AVE. WEST SENECA, NEW YORK 14224 Congratulations To The Class of 7l SENATOR JAMES 81 MARGARET GRIFFIN HEIDIE TUXEDO 2308 Seneca St. Next Door To Ann's 'Bridal Salon 824-7526 Oflicial Railroad Watch Inspectors Est. 1900 Best Wishes MEL SCHMIDT HEATING 81 COOLING 674-2901 West Seneca T. L. TERRY, INC. WATCHES -:- DIAMONDS -:- JEWELRY Fine Watch Repairing A Specialty B. C. R. R., B. 8: 0. R. R. N. Y. C. R. R., E. 8: L. R. R., P. R. R., N. W. R. R., 792 Seneca St. TL 6-6233 Buffalo, N. Y Open Thursday Evenin RONCONES PIZZERIA 528 Abbott Rd. Buffalo, N. Y. 14220 824-7888 Pizzos 8t Italian Food gs O Accounts Opened K.D.M. DIE COMPANY, INC. Drop Forge Dies Machine Shop Service 1037 Jefferson Ave. Buffalo, New York 882-3283 674-4010 Thanks For Four Great Years DAN, WAS, TERRY, PHIL, DAVE, RICH, SUE, AND THE BOYS Good Luck Gary Rog 71 P.L.S. CONTRACTORS Modernize - W e can save you money on your Home Improvements - Consult with us today! 705 French 'Road Cheektowaga, New York Compliments of TOPPS PHARMACY Corner of Lake 8. Abbott Buffalo 14218 I 174 ll HoLnEN's I LIQUOR MART CENTERVI EW PLAZA WEST SENECA, N.Y. 471 Center Rd.-Next To Wilcox's Super Duper Drive In Plaza Parking Your Hosts: Del Holden, Gene Holden l ' ' 0.00 A.M, to 10:00 P.M. Daily, Except Sun. 674-'I 447 When So Proudly You Serve, Serve The Best -I SAVAGE LITHOGRAPH CO., INC 1291 Main Street Buffalo, New York 14209 NEIL MURPHY, INC. ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE JOSEPH E. MURPHY PETER J. MAHER JANE M. SOLOMON THOMAS E. VAN REMMEN TA3 6100 2154 SOUTH PARK AVE Congratulations To Class Of 1971 BISHOP TINION FATHER'S CLUB JOHN MCDONNELL-President JERRY NOSKY-Vice President BUD ROLOFF-Treasurer JACK GRIFFIN-Secretary BUD DUNFORD-Sergeant-at-Arms REV. KEVIN FLYNN, O.F.M., Moderator COMPUMENTS OF SOUTH BUFFALO FOOTBALL ORGANIZATION GEORGE F. SUTTON LEPRECHAUN-S, TIGERS 32 Luowue AVENUE 8' SHAMROCKS WEST SENECA BEST WISHES I -l ANSICQQQTKQBESIIEAU SOUTH BUFFALO AUTO WRECKING CO. INC. 49 Allegany Street 654 Elk Street Buffalo 14220 822'llH New 81 Used Parts For All Cars Leo MARTIN rom: SALES LA'-'X SPORUNG GOODS INCORPORATED Route 1 6 441 Broadway Holland, N. Y. I Buffalo, Nf. Y. 14204 For A Reol Deo! See Leo I New 81 Used Cars ' Kevin Kirby Larry Kowalski Tom Krug Art Kunz Mike Lacki Paul Liberto Don Livingston Iohn Lockwood Bill Lonergan Dave Lubkowski Gary Lucci Fred Luongo Mike Mallon Bill Malloy lim Maloney Mike Maloney Room 15 Teacher: Fr. Bernard Delegate: Tim Leary Alternate: Bob Meegan Senior Class President: Ted Lucki Ioe Mancini lim Manley Tim Manley Mike Martin Terry Martin Iohn May lim McBurney Iohn McDonnell Pat McDonnell Tom McGuire Mark McMahon Pat McMahon Dave Miranda Kevin Monaghan Carl Morgan Gerry Moskal THE MAD SCIENTISTS OF LABCRATGRY 108 Bob Piracci Rich Pokorny Den Pollinger john Powers Bill Powers Greg Pryce Rich Puskar Greg Pytlak Pat Quinlivan Tom Quinn Ed Rathke Rich Readinger Vince Reilly Mark Rejewski Dave Resetarits Dave Richards Dan Robinson Mark Roloff Prof In Command - Dr. Blizniak Head Ieckyl - Bob Robinson Lesser Hyde - Mike Quinn The Mad Ones Ioe Roos Gary Rossell Louis Russo Bob Ryan Bob Rybarczyk Norm Sager Tony Sambrotto Ed Sams Rich Scanlon Pete Scarcello Ioe Schmelzinger Kev Schott Ioe Schulz Vince Schwert Larry Seivert jim Shannon Tom Shedler Tim Shreenan Room 103 Mr. Norman Kersch Delegate: Larry Dickrnan Alternate: Dennis Gleason F 180 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1971 Father Baker Council No. 2243 Knights Of Columbus 2838 SOUTH PARK AVENUE LACKAWANNA, NEW YORK E. H. COTTRELL FORD 2150 Union Road West Seneca 14224 NANCY'S CANDY AND CAKE SHOP 18 Bradford Street West Seneca MRS. HARRY ECKERT 824-1385 home ITIOCIG C FeGm1SDOnGe-CIUSTGYS1 patties-brittle-mints-Seasonal Milk Chocolate Novelties--cakes decorated for all occasions-butter cookies Cater To Parties and Organizations . . . Open Daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. WM. COPPOLA AGENCY INC. General Insurance 200 Chicago Street Buffalo, N. Y. 854-2944 674-4491 JIM'S CHARCOAL HOTS 3797 Lake Shore Rd. Woodlawn KACZOR 8. SONS FUNERAL HOME INC. 505 Ridge Rd. Lackawanna, N. Y. Phone 824-4678 Compliments of SOUTHSIDE DEMOCRATIC MENS CLUB JOHN E. ADRIAN GENERAL CONT'RACTO'R 592 McKinley Parkway ' A F R I E N D of the REGALS HOCKEY TEAM GEORGE MAY PRINTING 00. 760 seneca si. Buffalo, N. Y. 14210 L. A. S-CH LACK PLUMBING 81 HEATING REDDINGTQN FUNERAL HQME, JOS. W. GRABOWSKI AGENCY Insurance 657 Abb IR d on O0 1474 Abbott -Rd. Buffalo, N. Y. Buffalo, N. Y. 14220 322-9055 First Quality A TO Z WINDOW INC. TH-E HOUSE OF WI'N'DOWS Phone 825-3282 2500 Seneca Street Ed. Jay Buffalo, N. Y. X sgxf-0'-An .K-. R 0 Flowers and Floral Arrangements ' For Every Occasion AVERY'S FLOWERS, INC. 2707 South Park Ave., Lackawanna, New York 14218 Lovell M. Avery Phone 823-IOI0 CHIROPRACTOIR DR. CHARLES W. ZAWADZKI I332 Sycamore Street Telephone 894-0320 S. FALCIANO JACUMSKI ROOFING CO. I5 Armin Pl. Buffalo, 'N. Y. I42IO A FRIEND USIAH FUNERAL HOME 580 South Park Ave. Buffalo, N. Y. I42IO 853-3320 Compliments of the 'BUS'l'N'ESS STAFF JOHN McDONNELL JOHN JOHNSON MATT LAUDISIO THE LAUDISIO FAMILY HARRY'S LEADER DRUGS INC. 475 South Park Ave. Buffalo, 'N. Y. I4204 Q l DONUTS 81 CREAM 49 Varieties 6494 Lake Avenue Orchard Park, N. Y. EDWARD BOROWIAK 149 Lake Avenue Blasdell, N. Y. 14219 Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 From POGO AND LARRY 823-6230 648-0332 Insurance BILL McDONALD Class 58 JOHN CRANE 298 Woodside Ave. Buffalo, Nl Y. 14220 'Best of Luck to the 1970 'Senior Class of Bishop Timon High School from HANK BUETTNER WILSON FARMS Convenient Foods 2059 Clinton St. Open 9200- 12:00 'Daily Best of Luck TEEKER Niagara Falls, N. Y. GERALD J. O'REILLY FRANCES BEAUTY SHOPPE Specializing in Permanents All Types of Hair Care CINDERELLA ROOM 2222 South Park at Okell Congratulations Seniors From the Talisman Sports Editors Buffalo JIM MCBURNEY PAT rlsl-:ER J McPEAK Fool: MART a. oELlcA1'EssEN Phone 85453152130 P235 8544972 4- 18 FH A NlcHoLsoN s. HALL 131 13 I more Venue Boiler and Welding Earp. k 14203 . f I , -i Y. 41 Columbia Street, Buffa o, ew Yor Buloo' N Nights: 773-4236, 649-1612 894-3580 Holidays: 832-0526, 836-2689 I 4 MIKOLL SUPER DEL 2794 Seneca West Seneca, N. Y. 14224 JOHN'S COLLISION SERVICE 1500 Seneca St. Buffalo, 'N. Y. Complete Auto Collision 84 Painting Over M4 Century of Service 822-6279 PARIS PAPER CO. 80 Vicennes St. Buffalo, New York FRONTIER ADVERTISING 120 Northwood Rd. West Seneca, N. Y. 14224 CENTURY WHOLESALE SUPPLY Western New York's Finest Selection of Gifts and Housewares I 5225 Southwestern Boulevard Hamburg, N. Y. Seneca St. at -Ridge 'Rd. West Seneca, N. Y. Charge it with your Midland Charge Card RYDELS FLORAL SHOPPE 501 !Ridge Rd. Lackawanna Compliments of CHAS. F. McMAHON FUNERAL HOME Best of Luck to Class of 71 ABBOTT TEXAS RED HOTS 511 Abbott Rd. Open 9 A.M. to 4:30 A.M. HOLY APOSTLES SS PETER 81 PAUL PARISH STEERING COMMITTEE Parish Theme: Making Co-Responsibility a -Reality 660 Smith Street Buffalo, N. Y. 14210 RUBY-REDS PIZZA Where Every Night ls Fun 'Night Sing Along Silent Movies Pizza take out service 1 830 Abbott 'Rd. 826-4400 We 'Deliver EMHOF'S IDES LIQUOR CO. 823-3277 515 Abbott fR'd. 'Near Alsace Buffalo, N. Y. 14220 FLORIAN J. SOBOCINSKI 39 Heussy St. 824-3469 South Buffalo Electrolux - Sales 8. Service HOUSE OF JADE HAIR FASHIONS 889 Center lRd. West Seneca, N. Y. KIMAID 81 MATTAR Known For :Better Clothing 2242 Seneca St. Buffalo, N. Y. Wigs, Hairpieces - Sales gl Service H Compliments of QVQQQX V w., 1' .1 ACE CORP. HEMPLING PHARMACY 1937 South -Park Ave. 823-2441 Cleaning 8- Supplies Industrial-Institutional Modern fRest Room 'Deodorizing 2191 Abbott Rd. Lackawanna, N. Y. 823-5665 Fully Insured RAY O'CONNELL FUNERAL HOME INC. 2286 SOUTH PARK AVENUE BUFFALO, NEW YORK 14220 823-0124 ROYAL PRINTING COMPANY 176 Grant Street Buffalo, New York 14213 Councilman at Large GERALD J. WHALEN 101 Columbus Ave. Buffalo, N. Y. 14220 NEW BLASDELL HOTEL ED and IRENE Your Hosts 149 LAKE AVENUE BLASDELL, N. Y. 14219 Compliments of 5.5. PETER 81 PAUL ATHLETIC CLUB 795 Clinton St. Buffalo, N. Y. 14210 853-2584 Joseph A. Klimeczko-President Compliments of DICK R. ROBINSON INSURANCE AGENCY fClass of 19521 904 Abbott Rd. Buffalo, N. Y. 14220 Phone: 822-5555 H. J. BATTAGLIA, M.D. WALLEY'S CLEANERS 1372 Sycamore St. 896-9263 Also 5836 Transit Depew 683-9709 Dry Cleaning and Tailoring BESTWAY CLEANERS 2075 Seneca Street Buffalo, N. Y. PARSON AND JUDD, INC. South 'Buffalo Pharmacists Corner Drug Store Since 1923 Compliments of PHIL'S AUTO SERVICE the 911 South Park Ave. BINGO REFRESHMENT COMMITTEE Buffalo, N. Y. 14220 HELPEE SELFEE LAUNDERMAT 1979 Seneca St. CKnoerl Ave. Entrancel Open seven days a week. Week Days 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. 825-9920 NASON'S DELIVERY INC. SPRINGVILLE, N. Y. TL 6-3531-2 STERLING MERCHANDISE CO. Wholesale Distributors and Factory Representatives BUFFALO APPLIANCE PARTS INC. 1146-48 Braaaway, Baffaia, N. Y. 14212 852 Clinton St. Buffalo, N. Y. 14210 892-2800 ARTH KRAFT TAILORS 81 CLEANERS 26 Rodney Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Pro. John Palmeri POGO 81 LARRY 84 THE BOYS from the Talisman Staff Get down to it with MU-SIC by THE X-L'S of Buffalo Dave 'Russ Bob John 825-0728 Compliments of CUSACK, MESCALL 81 HAGGERTY FUNERAL HOME SERGIO 81 BERNARDI CLOTHIERS Miain Place Mall 2136 'Delaware Ave. Buffalo, N. Y. South Park Cleaners 823-6325 Everett C. Horlein 81 Son HORLEIN PROVISION CO. INCORPORATED Wholesale Beef 84 Choice Ground Beet 669 Howard St. 854-0088 854-5 I 74 FELONG'S RESTAURANT 2050 South Park Ave. Buffalo, N. Y. I422O GI LMORE FARMS Shell, 'Liquid, Frozen Eggs West Seneca, N. Y. NIR4-64I I LAWLEY SERVICE INC. General Insurance I0 Lafayette Square Buffalo, 'NL Y. 14203 DUBEL'S COMPLETE MARKET Meats Groceries Vegetables Frosted Foods Wholesale Retail 2207 Union Road Phone NR4-3006 i I 'Best Wishes From THE FECIO FAMILY In Memory of Jim Phon Distributor - Authorized Service Century - Delco - Wagner General Elec. - Baldor - Fasco Motors S-S ELECTRIC REPAIR SHOP, INC. Electric Repair Specialists DICK CONNER OPTICAL 2157 Union Rd. Cheektowaga 634-1 200 ROSE BOWL LANES 815 Harlem Rd. West Seneca, N. Y. 14224 C7161 826-2000 Floyd H. Coder, President 2470 Seneca Street 1 ' Q Buffalo, N. Y. 14210 e 823-1232-1233 Nights: 674-1042 CODER SERVICE INC I 0 420 Hopkins Street, Buffalo, 'N. Y. 14220 HELEN BELL GUITAR STUDIO 25 West Crescent Ave. Hamburg, N. Y. 14075 Telephone 649-3200 ll ln happy remembrance of my four fabulous years here at Timon, with the greatest guys in the world. A. J. C. Compliments of PEOPLES DAIRY FECIO AND MCBURNEY PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO 89 Strathmore Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. 14220 Portraits Made 8x10 Pictures Taken Black 81 White Film Developed ln Any Size Pictures Made From Negatives Call For Free Estimate 825-1312 824-2739 TMUGHT' RV THE GREAT SPANISH 3 MATADORS Room Edwardito Thomas Geraldo Tomzlssi Pedro Vujakovich Miguelito Zacchigna E 'C 1-1 ii O 9955QS?EES5E5Q? C S.I.4 1C'DgQL'J,. 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Zero Teacher Mr. Wright Room 200 Delegate Mike Walton Alternate Don Yager Mark Sikorski Nick Silvestri Charlie Skipper Dick Skocyzlas Rob Skomra Ioe Smith Mark Smith Pete Smith Bill Somersdorf Mike Speranza Ron Spinelli Gene Stachewicz Bill Starek Bob Stranz Iohn Sullivan Mike Tatu Mark Thomas Bill Thomas Ioe Tutuska Pete Vandervoort Tony Vullo Bob Walker Dave Waszkielewicz Iim Weigand Ray Witzleben Dennis Wnek Tom Wojcik Tim Wright Iohn Zak Gary Zieziula Al Zygmunt In Memory 5. if X 5 Q Daniel Nelson Class of 1971 Mr George Ellis ROOIH Alternate Iohn Hanrahan Delegate Ioe Kacz Gary Hill Hibernation Thomas Hartigan Parka Gary Griffin Bodge Pat Iudge Bud Walter Halady Wally Robert Goodwin Goody Mark Iarezyk Virgil Iames Harb Kono Kevin Keane Keaney Greg Hunter Greggy Robert Ianiya Bobby james Iankowiak Ian Bernard Kankiewicz Kank David Iuszkiewicz loey IustiCe David Hyrn Birdy Ierry Herman jerry lerry Griffin Griff Kevin Hall Kevy Edward Gorgala Ed lohn Iohnson I.I. Kevin lohnson Kev' Mike Hoffman Ebb james Kaiser Iimmy Boy Paul Gorman Bunky Robert Gielowski Bobby Qlames Halicki Hicky lohn Hayes Hazel Gary Guilfoyle Goofy lames Hoffstetter Hoff Paul Hoffstetter Pickles jlames Gorman Iimmy 1 Congratulations and Sincere Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1971 BISHOP TIMON MOTHERS' CLUB President .,,... ....,.... M rs. Robert H. Webster Vice-President ..... Mrs. Paul J. Crowley Secretary .... ........ M rs. John P. Fecio Treasurer .... .... M rs. Joseph E. Calabrese Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs BOARD OF DIRECTORS Edward P. Cunningham Mrs. Vincent S. Meegan Eugene J. Finucane Mrs. Vincent J. Pace John W. Griffin John T. Hanley Mrs. Ettore C. Porreca Mrs. John F. Quinn Daniel J. Hayes Mrs. Samuel L. Sabato Daniel J. Higgins Mrs. Edward C. Schneeberger Robert J. Joslyn Mrs. William J. Starek John E. Lowrey Mrs. Joseph F. Thompson Moderator-Rev. Venard M. Carr, O.F.M. Ied's Disciples Room 101 1971 A.D. Iohn Sbriglia Ioseph Schamann Mike Schneeberger Andy Sciandra Mike Shanahan Bob Shea Kevin Silvey Wally Sojka Louie Speranza Iohn Sroka Mike Stefan Tom Stone William F. Sullivan William G. Sullivan Paul Szarowicz Mark Szczygiel Ed Thomas Ted Thompson Iohn Tokarski Moose Tomassi - Delegate Bill Travis Tom Vilardo Pete Vujakovich Mike Wade - Role CallSpec1al1st Wayne Walczak - Alternate Bill Webster Dick Weimer Rich Wheeler Kevin Wiles Paul Wiles Ron Wojtkowski Marc Wright Michael Zacchigna jeff Zack 00 Ed Coleman Pat Comerford lim Conmy Kev Connors lim Conrad Kev Conrad Brian Coseglia Pat Coseglia HOMEROCM 202 Mr. Gerald Cleary Delegate: Tiger Dan Driscoll Alternate: Pete Dolan Paul Craver Dave Cronberger Steve Crosby Mike Crowley Rick Czajka Bucky Danieu loe Deiboldt Tom Derrico Tony DiCenso Mike Dickson Sam Dolce lim Dombrowski Ierry Dugan Willy Dunbar Larry Dusza Harry Eckert Tom Ejbisz Tom Fallon Tom Felong Rick Ferrino Ierry Fildes Pat Fitzgibbons Mike Flury Mark Frentzel HGMEROOM 302 FF RGHG' Phillips Mr. Iohn D1Pasqu'1le Delegate -- Tom Barnes Alternate - Pat Crowley Paul Battaglia Kevin Bergmann Iohn Cartus Edward Comerford Mark Cosgrove Bob Crawford David Dengos George Dimitroff IFreshman Presidentl Tom Dirrigl Ioe Dolinar Mark Dynarski Iohn Fitzgerald Mike Goulding Paul Green Tom Griffin Paul Hartigan Mark Hosken Ed Hylant Iohn lacobi Martin Kearns Iim Kontos Steve Kramer Tim Monaghan Tim Morgan Kevin O'Connor Terry O'Connor Mike O'Leary Steve Peluso Ioe Powers Pete Purcell Paul Pytlak Robert Sievert Richard Stanley Tom Tilert David Wolff Tom Zimmer 202 Acriuino. Michael 54 Aie lo. james 49 Akromas. Edward 54 Alderson. Fr. john 26. 63, 77. Bl. 131 Aldrich. Michael 51 Aldrich. Timothy 54 Allman. Daniel 120' Alfano. Salvatore 53 Ambellan. Dennis 81. 120 Ambrose. Anthony 120 Amico. Mark 53 Anderson. Patil 60 Arcara. Anthony 54 Arcara. Thomas 5-1 Arendt. Albert 120 Astyk. Lawrence 60. 73. 7-1. 75 Astyk. Vincent 5-1, 57. 74 Atkinson. james 54 Avery. Charles 51 Avolio. Carlo 51 Bace, Kevin 120 Baco. William 52 Baker, Robert 120.122 Balestrieri. David 5-1. 83 Balicki. Charles 51 Bamberg. Frederick 54 Banas. Robert 60 Barbera. joseph 60 Bargmann. Franz 15. 7-1, 120 Barnack. William 120 Barnes. Richard 54 Barnes. Thomas 48 Barnett. Michael 54 Barone. Anthony 54 Barrile. Vincent 60 Basil. Mr. Charles 31 Bartlebaugh. Daniel 121 Battaglia. Paul 48 Bauer. Dennis 69. 121 Hatter. joseph 121. 131 Bauss. David 5-1 Beale. Paul 54. 69 Beardsley. William 80. 121 Behak. Francis 56 . Becker. Gerald 121 Beecrolt. Kevin 110.121 Bellomo. john 51 Bennett. john 5-1 Bergmann. Kevin 411 Bernas, Dennis 69. 121 Bernas. Thomas 54 Bigai. Gerald 120 Biggerstall. Kevin 51 Biskup. Martin 53 Blake. Michael 74. 122 Blake, Terence 60 Blizniak. Mr. Thaddeus -11.106 Blonski. Thomas 122 Blum. Douglas 60 Bogucki. Robert 51 Bolas. Michael 60. 80 Boqttard. Michael 51. 54 Borodzik, David 54 Boss. Michael 54 Bouquard. David 54 Bowers. Charles 53. 74 Brady. james 5-1 Brell. Fred 54 Brogan. james 54 Brogan. Shanti 5-1 Brooker. Dennis 54 Brose. Robert 52 Brown. Daniel 54 Browne. lohn 60 Brotvn. Paul -17 Brugnune. james 52. 60 Buckely. Brian 122 Buettner. Henry 122 Bulano. David 60 Bulas. john 122, 131 Burchalewski. Anthony 8-1. 122 Burchalewski. David 5-l. 86 Burdzy. Michael -17 Burke. llenry 54 Burke. james 123 Burke. Terence 53, 70 Burns. Alan 60. HB Busshart. Michael 54 Byrne. Kevin 49 Byrne. Shawn 123 Calahrese. August 107. 123.127, 147 Calabrese. Eugene 51 Calabrese. George 51 Calcaro. Ralph 51 Callahan. Thomas 123 Campagnari. Anthony 123 Cam anile. Richard 5-1. 7-1 Camliell. Rohert 69. 70. 80. 123. 133 Carey. Kevin 00. 77 Carey. William 123 Carney. james 54 Carney. Mark 123 Carney. William 51 Carosa. Robert 5-1 Carr. john 123 Carr. Fr. Venard 3-1 Carroll. llrian 5-1 Carroll. Fr. Vincent 39. 48 Cartus. john 411 Carver. Larry 53 Casciani. Angelo 60 Casciano. Anthony -17 Casey. james 60 Castonguay. Dale 123 Castonguay. Noel 60 Castricone. Angelo 5-1 Castricone. Cttsidio 00 Catanzaro. joseph 60 Cavanaugh. Brian 123 Cnveretta. Anthony 54 Caveretta. Louis 60 Cepuchowski. Robert 47 Photo Index Chambers. Mr. Robert 26. 27. 101. 1111. 13-1 Chella. Patrick 123. 129 Chcmaly. Miss Lorraine -13 Chnlasinski. Iirttce 5-1 Christ. Richard 54 Chwojdak.Gary 12-1 Ghvvo inski. Thomas 52 Cianciosi. Ronald 5-1 Cichon. Edward 49 Ciesittlka. Michael 5-1 Cino. Vincent -17 Ciszkowski. Peter 60 Clabeaux. David 53 Cleary. Mr. Gerald 37. 98 Cleary. William 124 Clymer. Patil 124 Coakley. Walter 51 Cole. Dennis 15. 12-1 Coleman. Edward 55 Colling. Thomas 60 Col1ins.Paul60 Colpoys. Maureen -13 Comerford. Edmund -18 Comerford. james 124 Comerford. john -19 Comerlord. Patrick 55 Conlon. james 60 Conlon. john 124 Conmy. james 55 Connors. Glenn 124 Connors. Kevin 55 Connors. Matthew 55 Connors. Peter 60 Conrad. james 55. 7-1 Conrad. Kevin 55 Conrad.Wi11i.tm 75.77.124 Cooney. Michael 53 Corbett. james 60 Corcoran. Ronald 124 Coseglia. Brian 55 Coseglia. Patrick 55 Cosgrove. Mark 48 Ctmgrove. Thomas 51 Courtney. Richard 60 Courtney. William 51 Coyle. Kevin 53 Crane. james 12-1 Crapsi. Michael 53 Craver. Paul 55 Crawford. Neil 74. 113. 124 Crawford. Robert 48 Crehan. Mark 60. 74 Crisman. William 124 Cronherger. David 55 Crosby. Stephen 55 Crowley. Patrick 48 Crowley. Paul 60. 70 Crowsley. Michael 55 Cttdney, Thomas 60 Colbert. lohn 53 Cullen. Michael 51 Culligan. james 60 Cunningham. David 124 Curran. Michael 47 Czaika. Richard 55 Dabkowski. joseph 60 Danieu. Brian 55. 57 Danieu. Robert 125 Dauer. Robert 60 David. Richard 60 Davidson. john 60 Davis. Glenn 55 Doibnldt. joseph 55 De'arnes. Gary125 Delecki. Thaddeus 60. 69. 70 Dellaneve. Rocco 125 Deney. john 60 Deney. Robert 125 Dengos. Andrew 125 Dengos. David 48 Denzel. Gary 61 Doplato. Louis 125 Derrico. Thomas 55 Devine. Paul 61 Dicenso. Anthony 55 Dickman. Lawrence 61. 77 Dickson. Michael 55 Dietrich. William 61. 80. 82 Dillon. Tomothy 52 Dimitrolf. George 48 DiPasquale. Mr. john 34 Dirrigl. George 61 Dirrigl, Thomas 48 Disarno. Neil 127 Dissek. Philli 119. 96.102,104,127. 140 Doctor. Donald 71. 127.142 Doetterl. james 51 Dolan. Peter 55 Dolce. Richard 47 Dolce. Samuel 55 Dolinar. Daniel 61 Dolinar. joseph 48 Dombrowski. james 55 Domzalski. Cart' 61. 77. 79 Donohue. joseph 61.102 Donovan. Dennis 51 Dowling. Daniel 51 Dowling. Edward 61 Downey. D. Brian 47 Doyle. Gary 61 Driscoll. Dan 55. 98 Driscoll. Mr. Daniel 34. 121 Driscoll. Michael 51 Drttdttl. Ronald 51 Dryzmala. Wayne 53 Dttffey. james 127 Uutly. Kevin 49 Duft. George127.147 Dugan. Gerald 55 Dunbar. William 55. 69, 88 Dunfortl. Timothy 127 Durenbock. Lawrence 61 Durham. David -17 Dttrltin. Thomas 61 Dttrshordwe. Edward 53 Dttsanivski. Waysl 102.121, 128. 13-1 Dttsza. I.awrence 55 Dtttkiewicz. David 61.74.87 Dygulski. joseph 47 Dy narski. Darryl 61. 74 Dynarski. Mark 48 Dyson. john 128 Dziechciarz. Vincent 52 Dzielski. Michael 61. 70 Eagan. Kevin 61 Eckert. llarrv 55 Eggers. Charles 50. 70 Ebil. james 49 E'bisz. Thomas 55 Ellis.George 51. 53. 70 Ellis. Mr. George 28. 29 English. Michael 51 Ertel. Patil 61 Ertel. Richard 105. 128 Fabian. Francis 49 Fallon. Thomas 55 Farrell. Kevin 49 Fay. Richard 53 Fecio. jorrold 61. 95. 96 Feely, Michael 74. 128 Feld. Patil 49 Felong. Thomas 55 Ferraro. john 61. 73. 74. 7, Ferrino. Richard 55. 79 Fiial. Michael 128 Fi des. Gerard 55 Fildes. Thomas 61 Filipink. Michael 1211 Finnegan. Kenneth 128 Finnegan. Thomas 50 Fisher. Michael -17. 70 Fisher. Patrick 69. 911. 118. 128. 151 Fit1.gerald.lohn 48 Fitmeraltl. Patrick 55. 7-1, 128 Fitzgerald.Timo1hv 61. 77. 8-1 Fitzgibbons, Patrick Flaherty. Kevin 61. 74. 80 Florea. john 61 Flurry. Michael 55 Flynn. Fr. Kevin 26 Forsythe. Mr. William 32. 38. 86. 1-12 Fox. Michael 128 Fragale. David 61. 7-1 Fraliclt. Thomas 52 Franczyk. Steven 61 Frentzel. Mark 55 Friedman. Richard 61 Ftthrmann. Alan -19 Funderlittrd. james 55 Galenti. john 50 Galesza. Mr. james 37, 97 Galluch. Michael 61. 87. 88 Gannon. Nelson 61.98 Gargala. Edward 56 Garrett. Gary 56 Garry.Micl'1aol61 Gattie. joseph 51 Gawronski. Harry 61 . 65 Cohen. Edward 51 Gililin. Edward 61 Gielowski. Roherl 56 Gifford. Randall 128 Giglia, David 51. 52 Gimlin.lay129 Glass. Dana -19 Gleason. Dennis 61. 74. 101 Goldbach. Thomas 129.131 Goodwin. Robert 56 Goodwin. William 61 Goorgen. james 61 Gorman. james 56 Gorman. Paul 56 Gorman.William 129 Gorman. Mr. William 21.112 Goulding. Mark 61 Goulding. Michael -18 Grabar. joseph 53 Grabowski. Damian 50 Grabowski. Daniel 61 Grady. james 53 Grant. Michael 61 Gray. Fr. Terence 26. 41 Green. Patil 40 Grell. Dennis 61 Griffin. Daniel 49 Griffin. Gary 56 Gril'fin.Gerald 56 Griffin. john 129 Griffin.Thomas 48 Grizanti. Vincent 17. 21. 119.121 130.145 Grosiean. Gary 56 Cttglielmo. Emil 50 Guido. Kevin 51 Goilfoyle. David 56 Gttillo. Frank 50 Gttlcynski. Thomas 61 Cunning. Patrick 62 Goth. Kenneth 62.69 Gworek, Paul 74. 75. 130 Haladay. Walter 56 Httlicki. james 56 Hall. Kevin 56 Hanley. john -19 Hannon. Kevin 62 Hanrahan. john 56 Hanzly. Mark 120 Harb. james 56 Harrigan. Timothy 56. 61 Harrington. james 130 Harrity. Thomas 74.75.130 Hart. joseph 49 Hart. William 130 Hartigan. Paul-18 Hauser, Edwin 62 Hayes, Daniel 130 Hayes. john ISI 56 Hayes. john IFI 52 Hoavey. Patrick 130 Heftron. lohn 61 Hoidinger. john 130 Heiss. Roger 49 Hencinski, james 49 Honesey. Michael S1 Hennessey. Fr. Linus 34 Herbst. james 62 Horbst.Thomas 49 Herelh. Donald 62 Herman. Gerald 56 Herrmann. Patil 56 Hess. Robert 51 Hewson. john 62 Higgins. Iames 62 Higgins. Kevin 56 Higgins. Mark 130. 33 Hill. Gary 56 Hillery. james 62 Hoffman. Michael 56 Hoffstetter. james 56.116 Hoffstetter. john 84.130 Hoflstetter. Paul 56 Holowatyj, Stephen 130. 1-17 Homewood. Arthur 62. 61 Hunan. David 53 Hope. john 62 Horner. Robert 62. 74 Hnsken. Mark 40 Hosking. Kevin 62 Hryn. David 56 Huebbers. Louis 62 Hughes. james 52 Hughes. Mrs. Patricia -13 Hunter.Gregory 56. 33 Httson. james 52 Hosted. john 62 Hylant. Edward 48 lgoe. Patrick 51 lzzio. Alan -17 jahlonsky. Stephen 62 jackson. Mark 51 jacobi. john 48 jacumski. Steven 62 jagodzinski, Kenneth 81,131,138 jakubowski. Dennis 131 lanak. Raymond 51 janiga. Robert 56 jankowjak, james 56 jarczyk. Mark 56 jason. Dale 62 lehle. Lawrence 62 johnson. john 56. 913 johnson. Kevin 56 jones. Timothy 130 judge. Patrick 56 juszkiewicz. David 56 Iuszkiewicz. Gregory 62 Kaczmarczyk. Henry 47 Kaczmarczyk. joseph 56 Kaiser. james 56 Kane.Kevin 131 Kane. Martin 47 Kankiewicz. Bernard 56. .17 Kasperek, David 131 Kattsner. Thomas 62 Keane. Kevin -18. 56 Keener. William 47 Kegler, Gerartl 57 Keller. james 131 Kelley. Thomas 57 Kelly. john 51 Kelly, joseph 51 Kelly. Michael 62 Kelly. Robert 53 Kelsey. Robert 49 Kenneally. john 62 Kennedy. Fr. Kevin 27. 47. 109. 219 Kennedy. Fr. Mark 26. 47. 93 Kennedy. Michael -19 Kensinger, john 51 Keough. lohn 50 Kerl. Rohert130.13-1 Kersch. Mr. Norman 96. 32. 33 Kesler. William 132 Kiefer. Kevin 57 Kiefer. David 132 Kiernan. Daniel 51 Kllcoyne. joseph 57 Kinney. john 62 Kirby. Kevin 132 Klepas. David 50 Kleinfeltler. john 57 Kleinsmith. David 132.107 Klttczynski. joseph 132 Klttge, Daniel -19. 70. 83 Knopka. Thomas 62 Knott. Kevin 62. 74 Kohis, Richard 57 Kobler, joseph 57 Kohler. Thomas 62 Kontos. james -18 Kosikowski. Stephen 131. 132 Kowal. Peter 62 Kowalski. Lawrence 98. 1112 Kowalski. Thomas 51 Kowalski,Zbi1tniew -17 Koyack. Edward 62 Kraft. Richard 62 Kraiewski. Richard 47 Kramer. Michael 48 Kraska. Gerald 63 Kreamer. Steven 57. 112. 1-17 Krempasky. Steven 51 Krnlczyk. Robert 57 Krolly. lames 57 Krug. Thomas 132 Kruse. Cary 53 Kruse. Michael 62 Kruse, Wayne 57 Krzywicki. Robert 62 Kuczma. Thomas 41 Ktfawski. Patil 62 Koll. Mr. Michael 28 Kuntz. Marlin 53 Kuntz. Thomas 57 Kunz. Arthur 69. 88. 133 Kurczewski. Daniel 52 Kurowski. Patil 52 Kurzanski, lan 57. 7-1 Kurzanski. Patil 62 Lacki. Michael 133 Laettner. Francis 15. 50 Lafferty. Gregory 49 Lampazzi. Henry 57 Lang. Robert 57 Langan. Francis 62 Laudisio. Matthew 57. 98. 78 Lawless. Paul 51 Leahy. William 57 Leary. Daniel 62 Leary. Gerald 57 Leary. Matthew 52 Leary. Patrick 15. 19. 62. 77. 93 Leary. Timothy 69. 77. 88. 133 Lenvell, loseph 62. 95. 205 Leonard. Brian 49 Lester. Terence 62 Leumer. lames 57 Lewis. Patrick 57 Liherto. Nicholas -19 Liherto. Paul 133 Licata. Mr, Michael 28 Liddel. Paul 63 Livingston. Donald 74. 1311 Livingston. lohn 51 Livsey. lelfrey 57 Lockwood. lohn 133, 147 Lockwood. Michael 53 Lonergan. William 83. 133 Long. Kevin 63 Lopez. Andrew 50 Lu tkowski. David 96.133 Lucci. Gary 133 Lucki. Thaddeus 118. 119 Luon110. Fred 134 Maciag. Arthur 63 MacLeod. Donald 53 MacTurk. loseph 63 Madigan. Dennis 57 Maggio. Robert 57 Maher. leremiah 63 Mahoney. Robert 63 Mahony. Fr. Timothy 31 Maichrnwicz. Mark 51 Ma'or. lacques 49 Malacaro. Nicholas 52 Malley. Daniel 57 Mallon. Michael 13-1 Mallon. Paul 57 Malloy. William 134 Maloney. Daniel 53 Maloney. lames 98.122, 134 Maloney. Michael 29. 134 Mancini. loseph 84.134 Manhardt. Michael 49 Manley.lames80.134.138 Manley, Robert 51 Manley. Timothy 60,134 Mann. lames 57 Manrt. William 63. 74 Marren. Mr, Thomas 28 Martello. Mr. Paul 32, 105 Martin. Earl 63. 69 Martin. Michael 73. 74.13-1.145 Martin. Terrence 15. 74. 135 Masterson. Brian 52 Mastersnn, George 57. 69 Matuszak. Edward 63 Matuszalt. Richard 63 May. lohn 135 May. Lawrence 63 Mazgai. David 57 Mazu r. Chester 57 McAllister. Torrance 57 McAllister. Thomas 50 McBurney. lames 95. 98, 135, 151 McCabe. Thomas 611 McCa rthy. Pattl 47 McCormick. Donald 51 McCormick. Fr. Louis 37. 93 McCormick. Timothy 53 McDonnell. Daniel 57 McDonnell. lohn 9ll.135.151 McDonnell. Patrick 135 McGavin. Fr. Patrick 40 McGough. lohn 63 McGough. Thomas 53 McGovern. Francis 47. 70 McGovern. lohn 63. 69 McGrath. Martin 49 McGrath. Matthew 52 McGowan. Brian 57 McGowan. lohn 63 McGuire. Anthony 63 McGuire. Thomas 135 Mcliengire. Brian 57 MrzKernan. Mr. Dennis 34 McMahon. Daniel 57 McMahon. lames lll 49, 74 McMahon. lames lFl McMahon. Mark 135 McMahon. Martin 63 McMahon. Patrick 127. 135 McManus. Dennis 53 McNamara. Mrs. Ad 42 McNauprhtnn. Mr. Paul-10, 106 McNierney. William 52 McPhee, Brian 63 Meegan. Rober!125 Mullerski. Lawrence 63 Menzel. Fred 63. 74 Merkl. Robert 53 Michaud. Fr. Paschal 29. 95, 114 Miel. Stephen 53 Miga. lames 47 Millitello. Francis 57 Miranda, David 136 Miserantino. Ronald 32 Mitchell. Dennis 50 Monaco. Allan 63. 81 Monaco. Kenneth 57. 98 Monaghan. Kevin 7-1. 129. 136 Monaghan. Timothy -18 Monan. Patrick 63 Moore. Robert 63 Moran. lames 57 Morgan. Carl 136 Morgan. Phillip 63 Morgan. Timothy 48 Moritz. Fredrick 63 Morton, Derek 57 Moskttl. Gerard 136. 147 Mucowski. Fr. Richard 39 Muench. lamos 57 Mulligan. lames 63 Munson. Martin 57. 69. 80 Murphy. Francis 63 Murry. Norman 53, 70 Mutka. Martin 49 Nash. lohn 136 Nason. lohn 52 Needham, George 63 Nelson, Marion 49 Nosteruk. Thomas 611 Nnwmann. Robert 51 Newman. William 136 Niederpruen. Robert 58 Nightengale. Paul 97, 136 Nightengale. Peter 137 Nikiel. Robert 63 Nikiel. David -17 Noiret. Richard 58 Norton. Paul l37 Nnskv. loromo 58, 83 Novak. Robert 80. 137 Nowadly. Robert 125. 137 Nowak. Gerald 58 Noworyta. Leo 57. 511 Nunn. David 58 Nunn. Michael 0'Brian. Michael 611 0'Brien. Matthew 47 O'Brien. Robert 58 0'Connell. Patrick 53 O'Connor. Fr. lohn 39 O'Connor. Kevin 48 O'Connor, Robert 58 O'Connor. Terrence -18. 70 0'Donnoll, Daniel 137 O'Donnull. Edward 80,137 O'Donnell. loseph 47 O'Donnell. Patrick -11. 58 0'Grady. Mr. loseph 15. 41. 73. 74. 134 Olczak. Gregory 58 O'Leary. Michael 48. 70 Oleiarski. lohn 58 Oleski. Paul 52 0'Malley. Brian 137 O'Mara. Timothy 19. 93. 119 O'Neill. Daniel 49 0'Neill. Dennis 63. 80 O'Neill. lames lFl 47 O'Neill. lames lSl 41.58 O'Neill. Paul 137 O'Neill. Richard 58 O'Neill. William 58 Ork, William 63 Osika. tlenry 63. 69 Ostanski. Gary 58. 80 O'Sullivan. Richard 51 O'Toole. Mr. Alexander 37.107 Otto. loseph 8-4.137 Overdorf. Eugene 74. 138 Pace. lames 58. '74 Pacho czak, lohn 138 Palano. Mr. Mel 38. 77. 133 Palano. Robert 63 Palesh. Erik 47 Paluch. Kenneth 1311 Pankow, lames 47 Pankow. Robert 74, 132, 138 Panneri. Mr. Peter 37 Pantera. Thaddeus 80. 136 Paolucci. Richard 49 Parcheta. Michael 63 Parete. Pasquale 58 Parkinson. lames 47 Paruta. Gary 53 Paschke. Paul 52 Pasek. Stanley 51 Pasier. Glenn 69.98.138 Patterson. Mark 138 Patterson, William 51 Patton. Kevin 63 Pawelski. Thomas 50 Pawlalt, Thomas 52 Peluso. Steven 48 Pericak. Mr. Marc 31 Perillo. Michael 63. 74 Pesci. Michael 58 Peterson. lames 63. 77 Peterson. Robert 58 Pfieffer. Richard 53 Phelan. Mrs. Grace 42 Philbin. Gerard 52 Phillips. Fr. Rene 3-1 Philli s. William 136 Piccilllo. Mark 58 Picone. Michael 58 Pilarski, Russel 63. 109 Piontek. David 47 Piracci. Robert 64 Podwika. Mr. lames 37 Pogonowski. Daniel 19. 98. 138. 147 Pokorny. Richard 6-1 Polino. Anthony 138 Pnllinger. Dennis 64 Polniak. Alan 49. 70 Pomietlarz. Lawrence 139 Porreca. lames 58.71, 83 Potts, William 52 Powell. Paul 47 Powers. lohn 64 Powers. loseph 48 Powers. Timothy 58 Powers. William 64 Pryce, Gregory 6-1. 81 Purcell. Peter-48 Puskar. Richard 64 Putich. Fr. Michael 31. 95 Putnam. Thomas 34.139 Pyszczek. Michael 52 Pytlak. Gre ory 6-4 Pytlak. Paull48 Quinlivan. Patrick 41. 60. 64 Qttinn, lellrey 51 Qttinn. Kevin 58 Quinn. Michael ISI 58 Quinn. Michael lll 64. 74 Qttinn. Thomas lFl 52 Quinn, Thomas lll 64 Quinn. William 19.93. 119. 206 Rath. Mr. loseph 31 Rathke. Edward 64 Ray.Timothy 58 Readinger. Richard 64 Recktenwalt. Ierome 50 Reen. Dennis 58 Reid. lohn 58 Reilly. Vincent 19. 6-1, 80 Reiewski. Mark 64 Renkas. Daniel 139 Renkas. Peter 58. 78 Pesertnrits. David 6-1. 80 Restivo. Michael 51 Richards. David 64. 74 Reiderer. Patil 58 Rine. Michael 58 Ring. Kevin 58 Roach. lose h58 Roberts. William 139 Robinson. Daniel 6-1 Robinson. Nathaniel 17. 77. 79.131139 Robinson. Robert 19. 64 Rog.Cary109.139 Roloff. Mark 64 Roos, loseph 64 Rosse l. Gary 64 Rost. David 58.69 Rttlfner. lerome 52 Russo, Anthony 58. 80 Russo. Louis 64 Ruszczyk. Stanley 47 Ryan. Robert 64 Ryltac. Allan 139 Ryharczyk. Robert 64 Ryrlell. loseph 71.128.139 Sabia. Lawrence 73. 74. 131. 139.142 Sager. Nornan 64 Salverson. lames 59 Sambrotto, Anthony 64. 74 Sams. Edward 64.98 Samuels. Richard lr. 59 Saviola. Mr. lohn 32.102 Sbriglia. luhn 39.51 Scahall. William 59 Scanlon. lohn 50 Scanlon. Richard 64, 74. 83 Scarello. Mark 52. 78 Scarcello. Peter 64 Schafer. Richard 59 Schmann. loseph 140 Schmelzinger. loseph 64 Schneelterger. Michael -11. 140 Schott. lames 59 Schott. Kevin 64 Schroeder. loseph 50 Shroeder. Mark 47 Schulz. loseph 64 Schuta. Eugene 59 Schwert. Vincent 64 Sciandra. Andrew 140 Sedar. Michael 59 Seivert. Lawrence 64 Seivert. Robert 48 Serafin. Gary 59 Shanahan. Kevin 47. 70 Shanhan. Michael 47. 140 Shannon. lames 64 Shannon, Michael 59 Shea. lames 52 Shea, Robert 122.141 Shedler.Thomas64 Sheehan. Thomas 52 Shestock. Michael 49 Shields. Michael 52 Shreenan. Mrs. Eleanor 42 Shreenan. Timothy 64. 102 Sikorski. Mark 65 Silvestri. Nicholas 65.74 Silvey. Kevin 141 Sinnema. Fr. Paul32.33. 109 Skarbowski. Theodore 59 Skipper. Charles 65 Skoczylas. Richadr 65 Skomra. Gregory 59 Skomra. Robert 65 Sloan. Thom as 59 Sloan. Timothy 49 Smith. Mrs. leane 43 Smith. lose h65 Smith. Mark 65 Smith. Michael 59.78 Smith. William 51 Snyder. Timothv 59. an Sohocinski. Patil 59 So'da. Walter 141 Solowski.John 52 Summers orf. William 65 Sonprin. Robert 53 Speranza, Frank 51 Speranza, Louis 141 Speranza. Michael 65 Sperdu1i.Domonic 59 Sperrazza. Samuel 59 Speninelli. Ronald 65 Splawski. Fr. Bernard 40, 101 Sroka. lohn 1-It Stachewicz. Ewegene 65 Stuck. Stephen 49 Stallone. loseph 53 Stanley. Mr, lames 26.27 Stanley. Richard 48 Starek. William 65. 73. 74 Stefan. Michael 74. 141 Stone, Thomas 80.141 Stranz. Robert 65 Sullivan. lohn 65 Sullivan. Michael 59 Sullivan. William F.141 Sullivan. William G.141 Suto. lohn 59 Sutton. Michael 51 Szarowicz.Paul122.141 Szczur. loseph 59 Szczygiel. Mark 141 Szymendera. Michael 59 Tatu. Michael 65. 69. 70. 88 Taylor. Gregory 50 Theriault. Mr. Maurice 41. 47 Thiesen. lohn 50 Thomas. Edward 141 Thomas. Mark 65 Thomas. William 65 Thompson. Theodore 142 Tilert. Thomas 48 Tokarski. lohn 122. 1-12 Tomassi. Gerald 142 Travis, William 129.13-1.142 Trzecki. Robert 52 Tutuska. loseph 65. 74 Urban. Donald 53 Vandervoort. Peter 65 Venezia. Rocco 47 Vetter. Kenneth 51 Vilardo. Thomas 131.142 Vogl. Ronald 59 Vulakovich. Peter 143 Vu lo. Anthony 65 Wade. Michael 134. 143 Walczak. Wayne 143 Wagner. Bro. Edmund 43 Wa ner. Richard 59 Waligur. Steven 59 Walker. David 59 Walker. Robert 65 Walsh. lohn 51 Walton. Michael 65. 77 Wangler. Steven 52 Waszkielewicz. David 65 Waz. Christopher 50 Weart. Michael 59 Webster. William 140. 143 Weigand. james 65 Weimer. Richard 143 Wellenzohn. David 59 Whalen. Ra mond 47 Whalen. Robert 65 Wheeler. Daniel 49 Wheeler. Richard 140.143 Wiacek, Robert 59 Wierchowski. Phillip 49 Wiles. Kevin 143 Wiles. Paul 143 Williams. Richard 53 Witzleben. Raymond 65 Wnek, Dennis 65 Wode. Timothy 47 Woicik. Robert 51 Wolcik. Thomas 65 Woltkowski. Ronald 81. 143 Wo ff. David 48 Wrafter. Richard 52 Wright. Mr. Alfred 32.104 Wright. lose h 51. 83 Wright.MarlZ15.74. 77.128.143 Wright Timothy 65 Yager Donald 65. 102 Young Thomas 59 Zacchigna. Michael 143 Zack. leffrey 143 Zak. lo n 65 Zephro. Robert 59 Ziarnowski. David 59 Zientek. Ronald 65 Zieziula. Gary 65 Zimmer. Thomas 48 Zmitrewicz, Mark 49 Zygmunt. Alan 65 Wright. Richard 59 h R .mm Influence of Timon Life Will Sta With Us K--X xxxk - X.. fin . xr' r' . . Y- X liY .. .. if lx X AHS? El if A' . XS Si Q X57 Ag 1 X EA . K +4 N Ri A .X A - 'Q Y - 5 ff .42 Q -ig faq? .. 1 X A .ass i in ..-- 1' . :Q gl i: 'S f X M7 f 4 f X X X X X X X X . ' lm 'X w , 1 lf X fix ' - K :f . l f ETX-MX '- X ,B XX- r- J S I -, ' L f1W'X 2 W - :Q .. A M i f if ,L A fifl Xi 'SK' 5- fg 15 Far Left, jingle Bell Rock - The Rock Iingles. Left, Timon life has affected Donna Vullo. She broke her knee cap at a Timon toboggan party. but still supports the Timon basket- ball games. Linda Lore and foe Leavell assist her. Below, Nice things happened when these Varsity Cheerleaders showed up and worked to keep all spirit moving. We went for the Cup. ess SW 2 Eufmen 'I Top, A familiur Friday night scene. Above. Police compare their experi- ences at the dances. Center, One of the cultural assemblies presented over the last half of the year. Right, Bill Quinn lies on the front steps of Timon. How he got there is another question. x A is Lower Left, Monday Morning . Below, A sign of the times. ' H x -xxx WW.: .,,, W. ' ,Mijn QQNQWN Miyggx , 3' i ii.iii. .iii . . ,,M...X,wQ,,M,,.,,, , ' xxx? iggqggy ,.,. Vfggg K'fZ Q--'M X m, TAR ,iii..,,,. W.WgWAm,u,S xxxx ,gan qgg N Q N . , R ,W i tv f X Z A. .fwwd Q -, ,,.. - ,,,. , .. x sG..::1N5yz55,.3 , Nag, . fi w Sgww w M Miw-X N-mv W f A wwwwmvwx: six. - in X X Wm . ii.i i wkww Q Q 5 -. S - N EW ,,s:. 9 -Mwwm.hM Wg ' Ni if ' K 7 4 . ., 'gg -1 : H V 21 :ffl A .if J 'lsi A3323 207 . their .5 3, is i in Editors' Note S-at iiW'Qv...r X Talisman Staff Co-Editors-in-Chief . ..DanielPogonowski Academics . . Activities . Community . Index . Literary . Sports . . Student Life . Underclassmen Moderator . . 08 . . Larry Kowalski . . . . .Ed Sams . . . .Ierry Fecio .Iohn McDonnell Iohn Iohnson Matt Laudisio . .GlennPasier Dan Driscoll . . .lim Maloney Nelson Gannon . .lim McBurney Pat Fisher . . .Glenn Pasier . . . .Ken Monaco Mr. Gerald Cleary Photographers Dave Kleinsmith Gary Denzel Augie Calabrese Steve Kreamer Bob Ianiga Ed Coleman Henry Lampazi lim O'Neil Pogo The theme of the 1971 Talisman is Where do we go from here? Being Timon's twenty-fifth year in existence, we felt that it was the end of a great era and that the question Where do we go from here? should be posed. The answer to this question, we felt, was imperative since previous years were marked by both scholastic and athletic excellency. The direction in which Bishop Timon High School is heading during the next twenty-five years, or for that matter tomorrow, was an idea which we had hoped to convey by our theme. 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