Father Baker Victory High School - Hageota Yearbook (Lackawanna, NY)

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THAN DONE! NO SGONER SAID Coach Reddington ins

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Vmcent Peters Paul Gaglnardl Led by the All Catholic candndates John Sturm and Pat Partrndge Coach Reddmgton s 1957 58 version of the Braves fought thelr way through a tough seven game schedule to achleve the most xmpresslve record ln the hxstory of the team John Rooney John Sturm Vmcent Peters Paul Gaghardl Mlke Hanley and Jlm Harrlty were our backs thxs season and they showed that they could be as fast and as rough as those on any other team Mlke Mohan and Eddle Patton were our klCk off and punt men this year Pat Partrndge the captam Paul Shaller John D1 Joseph Norm Chlosta Army Vertalmo Ron Jakubczyk Gerry Smolarek and Barry O Don nell were the men who kept our backfield empty of opposmg players when we had the OHCHSIVC and wlthout whose support our backs would have been hard pressed for tlme Workmg to gether these men were able to pnle up a won 3 lost 3 tned l record John Strum Pat Partridge John Rooney

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Closing in! J. V. FCCTB LL The Baby Braves showed great promise of things to come as they finished another season. Led by quarterback Glen Shaller and the fast-running Phil Avino and Tony Ferrentino the Baby Braves plowed through this years schedule and despite their lack of weight still managed to put on a good showing. 1'-lil'.Yl row: Robert Richardson. Glen Sehaller, Mr. Bill Carey. John Rooney, Richard Miller. Second row: Robert Smith, Nlichael Hanigan, Victor Stru- ski, Emmett Harrigan. Michael Skipper, Anthony Ferrentino. Tlzirzl l'0lt'.' Frank Corts. William Sass, Peter Panneri. Joseph Coggins, Thomas Berchou, Richard Pacillo. Fuurrlz row: William Eiss, William Kelley, Daxid Dehlinger, Richard Hanley, Joseph Buckley, Frank Aquino, James Smith, Philip Avino. Wi PEN' A 1 Cwxlw wx. 627 1 A ' A 1, k