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

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f i i l HAS! tr 'X 7 have an opportunity to exchange notes and ideas on the art ot taking pictures. They also are en- couraged to submit pictures in the yearly contest. Sponsored by the club, there was held on Feb- ruary lst and 2nd, for the first time in the school, a Candid Camera Day in which all the students were invited to participate. Many pictures were taken ot startled Brothers and dozing classmates, some ot which found their way into the yearbook. Four members were awarded medals or ribbons tor the excellence ot their exhibits in the Hobby Show held in April. JUNIOR CAMERA CLUB Front row: T. Lewcndowski, J. McGee, J. Scal s J. Swick, J. Zalikowski, F. Long. 2nd row: T. Merlihcn, R. Michalski, J. W We R Coll, 5 g d J Wh yeheod prepare to enlcfge head, J. Lull, P. Kelly.

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nv,,. f . Brother Basil, Moderator Camera Club Flourishing under the guiding light ot Brother Basil, the Camera' Club is rapidly becoming one of the most active organizations at St. Joes. It actually is two distinct clubs, consisting ot junior and senior members, each having access to one of the most completely equipped dark rooms in the city. The senior division is headed by Robert Klocke, President, Robert Collins, Vice-President, Gerald Finaldi, Treasurer, and Ronald Grell, Secretary. Monthly contests are held in which each member submits pictures on any of the subiects assigned during that time. Highlight ofthe year was a field trip to Delaware Park on March 2l. The iunior division, or the rookie-shutter bugs are learning the fundamentals of photography. Bi-weekly meetings are held in which members SENlOR CAMERA CLUB, Front row: F. Pisaro, R. Grell, R. Klocke, R. Collins, G. Fincldi, D. McNamara. 2nd row: J. Voelkl, J. Langenstein, L. Ehrmann, O J. Downing, J. Livingston, J. Carr, P. McMahon. .Y ...WW-W-uv' W

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Bob Klocke Shamrock Club For fourteen years now Mr. John J. Borden has given his all for his most prized proiect, St. Joe's Shamrock Club. ln l94l Mr. Borden had only a few boys in his infant organization. Today nearly every student in school is a member. This is a great accomplishment. The activities this year were among the finest ever run by its moderator. Bob Klocke and Bill Connelly were elected Co- Presidents with Ron Malecki as Chairman of the Board of Directors. They, with last year's board O 'D Bill Connelly and six additional members, performed a mog- nificent iob. The highlights of the school year came at Christmas and on St. Patrick's Day. As every year, the club distributed food baskets to the less fortunate .of the community at Christmas time. Each family was provided with two full bas- kets of food. This great success may be credited to Dick Gilbert, Tim Donovan, Jerry Mullen and Pat Donlon. Front row: F. Pisaro, J. Burns, J. Herbold, E. Ryan, R. Maleckl, R. Werdein, P. Donlon, A. Dewey. 2nd row: J. Scanlon, G. Navadel, N. Stievater, M. Bossert, J. Daley, R. Williamson, R. Roach, F. Fechter, R. Gareis.