Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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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

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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

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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