Canisius High School - Arena Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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February: Well you survived the first term exams so you finally begin to feel at home and you sense that you belong at Canisius. Along with that feeling goes a greater appreciation for the teachers with whom you have been working since September. You realize that all the faculty members, whatever their physical appearance or teaching methods or courses, are sincerely interested in you. When you begin to respond to that interest you have begun the most enoyable and educational phase of your stay here at Canisius. :- Peter Crotty, Prefidcnt Charles Juhasz, ViccfPrc.i-idwzt Paul Michalsl-ii, Secretary john Strauss, Treamrer i Ffont row: R. Maday, G. Zimmerman, R. Immig, J. Lux, D. Flanigan, Fr. Balduf, SJ., S. Salvo, G. Trafalski, B. Coffey, D. Pikowski, J. Cantillon. Second row: P. Nolan, M. Schnitter, R. Quiel, D. Scoma, P. Crotty, J. Salerno, C. Kobos, A. D'Alessandro, J. Strauss, C. Wesp, P. Chojnacki, D. Bassi. Third row: B. Fischer, J. Siepierski, J. Lowicki, R. Hoellig, J. Ryan, P. Michalski, H. jezak, L. Polowy, C. Juhasz, M. McGaffin, V. Michaels. ll26ll

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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

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Front row: D. DiPasquale, R. Kohlmeier, R. Schuder, 1. Winkler, R. Dubel, Mr. Curran, SJ., A. Butler, J. Enright, N. Stafford, P. DiGuilio, K. Dewald. Second rout' J. Giovino, E. VanDaam, G. Sodus, T. David, R. Jasinski, P. Ritrling, R. Carpino, D. Horan, E. Siegel, J. Moore, R. Wachter. Third row: J. Lindner, K. Connelly, W. Scanlon, A. Runfola, D. Held, P. Basset, C. Zavitz, J. Biondolillo, R. Morris, M. Mintz, J. Sadus. Donald DiPasquale, Prarident Norman Stafford, Vice-Prerident Robert Dubel, Secretary Edward VanDaam, Trearzzrer March: Latin? What's that? Who cares what Latin is on Shrove Tuesday when the entire school takes time off before the solemn season of Lent to relax. And you do. Maybe you are half-drowned in the pool or beaned with a handball. What does it matter for it is all in fun and fun for all. After it is all over, there is only one question that puzzles you. Why isn't every Tuesday Shrove Tuesday? ai, .1 27