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

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Student Council A school, such as St. Joe's, which contains over 500 healthy boys in the enthusiastic pur- suit ot knowledge must have some governing body to restrain this enthusiasm. The Student Council ot St. Joseph's provides the necessary force to keep the boys in check. Composed ot some 30 seniors ot high scholastic ability and good character, rule is withheld to a reason- able amount. Appointment to the Student Council is based upon scholastic ability and general deport- ment of the student during his first three years. Directed by Brother Andrew, F.S.C., the councilors maintain order throughout the building. Constant violators of the rule may earn tor themselves a letter ot introduction to the principal. Particularly hard on law-breakers are Michael Neville and James Carlo, who, for their exploits have earned themselves the titles Shiv and papers respectively. Others who are dreaded by the underclassmen are Anthony Coppola, Frank Boccio, Frank Beacham, Robert Evers and Charlie McNally. With the added task of instructing rather than reprimanding undergrads in the new school the councilors have performed a great accomplishment. During both lunch hours, they deprive themselves ot halt the period to supervise the corridors by taking i5 minutes and then being replaced. But somehow they always manage to get that needed smoke, During the Senior retreat the coveted work ot policing the school is officially passed on to the iuniors. The olticers ot the Student Council are: President .....,ssSS..,SSS...sss.........,,..s.s....,..,.. .s...,.s F rancis Beacham Vice-President .sss.css.,s....s......, s...,.....,,,..s,s,s,.ss Ssssscs.ss,ss,,sssss,ss..sssc R o bert J. Evers Secretary s,s,.,., c,...,,..,css,, ,....,css...,,sss.,s,. sss...,s,..s.sss, s.,.....,c,s,s, A n t h ony Coppola Behind these able leaders and with the work they have accomplished, the Student Council ot St. Josephs Collegiate Institute consider themselves an outstanding group at the school. Sealed: Stein, Wallace, Boccio, Coppola, Beacham, Evers, Neville, Hoffman, Donovan. Standing: Baumler, Neuner, Miglioranzi, Hanson, Karam, Acara, Cummings, Dwyer, Carlo, Leahy, Mrhelski, Fitzpatrick, Cooney, Coleman, McNally, Better, J, Murphy, J. Brown, Kazmlnslcl, Almeter

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Bill Re-chin lends a hand The Editors pose again The Sports Statt, functioning independently ot the Literary Statt, was headed by Peter Irwin. He was capably assisted by Jim Wallace, Associate Sports Editor, who recounted the activities ot the football team, and Don Averill, who reported on the baseball squad. The victorious basketball team's accomplishments were handled by Peter Irwin. The tiring work ot this edition, the typing, was admirably done by Francis Baumler, Daniel Licnerski and Francis Klocke. The planning ot the 'ldummy required the combined ettorts ot two statts: the Art Statt and the Photography Statt. William Rechin, an alumnus, again ottered his talent. Dennis Smith, Photography Editor, along with John Altieri, are the photographers who so diligently furnished many ot the amusing candid shots which appear throughout the book. The financial part ot the Star tell into the hands ot Francis Baumler, Business Manager, and his assistants Joseph Yaeger, Leon Michalski, Joseph Brown, Joseph Young, Patrick Bridge, Edward Gollwitzer and Donald Wintringer. Again the invaluable aid ot Mr John Barden assured the financial stability ot this year's edition. His widespread contacts enabled the statcf to complete the tedious task of prepar- ing and revising the copy tor ads and patrons. Much ot the statt's time was given up in order to meet the printers deadline. But this sacrifice was well worth it as was evident at the satistaction when the tirst copies found their way into the students' hands. Rev. Brother C. Clement, F.S.C., and Mr. Beacham offer their heartiest thanks for a iob well done. T731

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. 'fx ' .1 fi N I, , 5 a ww 1 'n I l x, C 2 A N . . Seated: Bocclo, Carla, Altterl, Marty, Smnlw, Mack, Boesl, Summers, Sercu, Wallace, Llrnerslci, Povlnelll, Baurnler. Standmg: Mallefre, S. Maher, Evers, Wlnfrlnger, Mlnnemeyer, Kloclre, Zimmer, Casey, Callahan, Averill, Janlcowslcv, Malanowski, Irwin, Donovan, T, Murphy, Fagan, Voll, Kelly, Hallman, F, Dowmng, Wrttmann, Nebrvrn, Scl'vrftPr'l-51, Caulev. Carwloll Editor Mack recevves Erie County T. B. Award Student Prints ag p.-.awww ,N W, Www? in tmittllt ttll li 3 lmtlmtl ln xii l Y V Xl Carrezling copy ' sue I on as Planning