Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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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

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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

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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.