Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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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

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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

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SBHIOFS Act as Unlf mg Force for Student Bod ANTHONY AMBROSE KEVIN OBERT FRANZ WILLIAM BACE BAKER BARGMANN BARNACK