St Josephs Collegiate Institute - Star Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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JOHN BIELMANN Football 4, 3, 2, I Basketball 4, 3 In the group of great athletes that the Maroon and White has turned out, jack is well able to maintain a position at the pinnacle of this group. jack's fine, cooperative spirit, together with his ability and speed, makes him a star on the grid- iron and the basketball court. He is a young man who will be well remembered by his classmates for the many hearty laughs they enjoyed with him. ROBERT BRAUN Student Council 4 15- ,,-, There is little doubt in the minds of his fel- low students that he has the ability to carry on through life successfully as a Brother's Boy, since he is already following in the well-defined foot- steps of his older brothers. . , 6,'h:q,iZv'l4 W' Shamrock Club 4, 3, 2 Upon starting his high school career, Bob looked for aid to the ganization also found some activity in which he could be of school. The C. S. M. C. was the or- to which he offered his services. He time to play on his home room basket- ball team, which was one of the strongest in its league. Bob has been a member of the Sbamroclq Club for three years. In his senior year, he was appointed to the Student Council because of his Fine record. Bob is leaving St. joe's with a fond memory of his successes in the scholastic and so- cial activities of the school.

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LPN. He also has his sporting side, which is shown through his participation in such activities as hockey, bowling, baseball, roller skating and the gentle art of dancing. it V V -IWW v . .1 JOHN BESTINE 'ir FRANCIS BEITER Honor Roll 4 For some unexplained reason, Frank will give no enlightening details concerning the origin, meaning and application of his nickname, Bing , Could it be that we have another Crosby in our midst? Bing has an interesting and unusual future planned. When he takes agricultural en- gineering in college, he will be developing his ex- cellence in science which he displayed here at St. Joe,s and which, when coupled with mathematics, should prove to be his key to success. S00 51 .1 fl ' . . 5.1 . : '-1 F9 : 1- .av 4 umr The Star 4 Student Council 4 Honor Roll 4, 3 Baseball 3, 2 Class Treasurer ' If you ever happen to be around the handball courts at St. Joe,s and you notice a small, dark- haired fellow putting all challengers to shame, more likely than not this whirlwind will answer to the name of Bestine. Last fall he was one of the winners in the school handball tournament. Some of -Iohn's literary work graces the pages of The Star and his write-ups of his fellow stud- ents show his keenness and perception in evalua- tions of character. Among his most valuable tal- ents as a staff member was his ability to wield a blue pencil during the trying days of editing copy. 16

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Av JAMES BUCHERT Legion 0 Decency 4 3 2 I rms fondness for actlon IS mdlcared by h1s partlcxpatlon m such sports as baseball basketball football and hockey Dancmg and roller skatmg 1ce skatmg and bowhng also attract the hrgh sprr nted young man we know as lmmy He mtends to become a lawyer and smce the legal professlon IS one whxch demands actnon ID large quantltles should find lf most compatrble In those moments when he finds th1s fast pace somewhat exhaustmg rm turns to what mxght be termed h1s hobby xn low gear photography At th1s too he dnsplays the same determmatxon whlch characterlzes all of h1s other efforts I fn 5' RICHARD BURKE Although he was a student at St oe s for only the last two years of h1s hugh school career Dlck s unusual sense of humor won hrm h1s own c1rcle of frlends and made up for h1s brief stay among us Among Dicks favorxte toplcs of conversatron 15 Kenmore a locallty whlch he hnds great pleas ure 1n defendlng vehemently lf need be aga1nst the good natured barbs of h1s fellow sen1ors who have found the Achllles heel rn their companlon Another of Ducks mterests 1S the terpslchorean art and ns rumored that h1s av1d pracnce 1n the footsteps of Fred Astalre IS responsxble for h1s an gular hgure and Heetness of foot 18 ' f I 5 I J. , . . . . . . . . . , , Y ' 7 , . . . . . . . , Jim . . 3 1 - U 1 x . X Q p i 1 5 vs ' -.J-f' 'Um ar , . X P . I J Y . . , . , . , . . . . . , , . , . . , . . . . , . . . , . . . . . 7 7