Canisius High School - Arena Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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December: The preparations for Christmas begin early and you have a daily reminder of the Advent season in the sodality mite box drive when you make your first Christmas gifts. The warm glow of the season begins to pervade the school as the teachers take time out to make comments on the coming sca- son or to bring in appropriate Christmas readings for the class. Finally the Christmas assembly comes and the reverent tableaux and stirring Christmas carols send you'home for the vacation with glowing spirits. l Paul Guarnieri, Prexldcut Serolin Bellissimo, Vifv,Prc.ridc11t Lawrence Gardner, Scfrcfary Albert Weber, Trcr1.mrer Front rozw: F. Obrachta, J. Dileo, A. Weber, J. Frank, C. Grotke, Fr. Sturtzer, SJ., H. Gracz, D. Savise, S, Bellissimo, D. Sciandra, L. Gardner. Second rouu' B. Gustina, A. Gladkowski, J. Zieziula, P. Guarnieri, R. Flammer, J. Battig, T. Williams, R. Kramer, G. Kocsis, R. Gordon, L. Nowak. Thin! rouz' T. Jacobs, j. Rung, A. Sokal, J. Donsbach, M. Greene, R. Balmas, H. Hansch, R. McGarry. ll24ll

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nal: DSW :i vs. l x, . F Front mum' J. Rebhan, F. Chiarello, P. Gerace, J. Kogler, F. Cislo, Mr. jones, B. Holmes, A. Reszka R. Bigelow, -I. Wietll, LI. Fgloff. Scronzf roux' B. Cushing, R. Fisher, A. Baxter, E. Hildebrand, W Mulley, R. Koch, j. Fabrizio, DI. Wiimkler, K. Kulinowski, P. Todaro, R. Guarino, L. Hogankemp Thin! wuz' F. Perrino, J. Fox, T. Augustine, G. jeris, A. Kowalski, S. Lazzaro, J. Gabbey, T. Fago R. Eppinl-t, C. Braun. john Gnbbey, Pre.riffw1t joseph Rebhun, Vim'-P1'U.fi1fe11! Leon Hogimkemp, SL't'l'C'fa'7'y james Kogler, Trtuzizfrcr' November Ends your mind filled with flying foot- bulls und soaring cleats, The big impression is made by the pre-grime rally almost more than from the games themselves. The air is tense with electric ex- citementg out Hush ll blur of cheerleaders. Earth shaking cheers fill the auditorium: feet grind the floors into Ll imaginary powder. Every inch of body and soul bursts out in enthusiasm that settles down into it fervent tliuue its the Alma Mater fills every nook und crainny of the mud with warmth and con- iidcnce. ii23ll

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From roux' R. Miceli, P. Rose, E. Cieslewicz, W. Farrell W Borucki Fr Pfeiffer SJ J Marszalek T. Antkowiak, J. Papaj, S. Calandra, C. Monteleone. .Second rou J Kerr J DiPasquale R Bisson ette, R. Feedham, E. Mosca, R. Mirabelli, B. Klein M Sullivan P Borowiak L Szparkowski Maciejewski, A. Privitera. Third rout' D. Alloway,j LaFalce R Sabel R Cummings P King P. Mergenhagen, J. Porter, G. Burg, D. Fischer, Absent P Rose John LaFalce, Pre.fide11t N james Maciejewski, Vice-Preiidevzt john Marszalek, Treamrcr Thomas Antkowiak, Secretary january:-You start back to class with the coming exams looming on the horizon. A verb-form contest for all the Freshman classes serves to improve your grasp on the elusive forms of laudo, mitto and so on. You sit low in your chair hoping that your name will not he called. Somehow or other, though, the judges manage to single you out to let others profit by your mistakes. Well anyway, you did not want the holiday that went to the winners. It would have meant work- ing twice as hard the next day. 25