Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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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.

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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.

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'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