Bishop Timon High School - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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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

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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

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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 .