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

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unior Sodality The main purpobe of the .lunior Sodality is to prepare the candidate for the life ot' a soclalist. lnder the guid- ance of Sister Xlary Helen, the Junior Socialists spend their time in learning the rules and regulations of the Sodality. They become het- ter acquainted with these rules 'hy various apostolic projects such as making up food lxzisliets for the poor and participating in the cru- sade of prayer for the con- version offoinrnunists. Not only do they perform serv- ices for others, hut more, they strengthen their own spiritual life. A-Xt the end of this prolmation period, they are received into the Senior Sodality. fllmlefff l 3- CLOCKXYISPQ: S. Regan, NI. Gotta, Nl. .-X. Kogut, NI. Guffner, C. l.alley, R, Miller, .l. Patton, R. Barrett, M, Lalley, B. Davidson. Y-,nth nut-dx goitlame. Ax .i rtmlt ot' Sixter llt-lenl ht-lp the Sodality Holy Hour may ll Xzicccw. llerc-F .lohn l'11tton,lollL'cn lallley, Sdfilllllt' l't1iga1n, Klar- gilrcf Guilty, xulllt' MIA HUT Srrclillixlx

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l l v -L2 f' I ax 1,'.. yrixvsk ,J Q .., f ',4v-f fu N 4 V,,.,,, f X 'U ' K ft D Cl.UCKlVlSlf: R. Wiertel, -I. Leplcowslci, N. Barren, D. Bozela, D. Damon, XY. McLaughlin, B. Bonner. v' r Photo Club lfxaetlvasXloderatorhlr. hloseph Nlanuel promised, the photography Clulw was an enioyahle success in its initial season within the ex- tra-eurricular life of the school. 'lihe Clulx enahled the eaniera enthusiast to learn the techniques ot' de- veloping, printing and en- larging photographs. Two highlights featured this year were the visiting of the Burlalo livening News and the Bethlehem Steel plants. 'lihe nieinhers were afforded a wonderful opportunity for garnering slide pictures of the indus- trial life of lvoth plants. Indeed, the Chili proved to he a worthy Complement to the academic life of the student having a love ofthe art ol' photography. O Dzifme I 1 ll N w, llaxt lhitx .itzti ll' , Xltl .1 .gi1.'r1, X X

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'F 1- FIRST ROW P 'Nlcl 'lughlm XX Clark P Morrissey, Kret, A. Kane, I.. Mauro. SECOND ROW: R Heithecl-ter Meyers, D 'Nlanzo Zamorslu, Nl. O'Keete, W. Orluk, G. Bogacz. THIRD ROW: -X Nlerricl. N Baron, VS lxrucunsld T Shanahan M. Sumera, P. Murray, G. A1-none. The Science Club, under the direction ot Father .-Xloysius, encourages the members to do projects. The purpose of this club is to develop scientists for tomorrow. Since a great deal of reading and prepa- ration is necessary, the clulw gives students an idea of what research demands of a sei- entist. It also aequaints memliers with recent developments in scientific Yields. During the course of the meeting, lfatlier allows the memlwers some time for reading prepared papers, time to work on projects, and also to do demonstrations. S utineno: :lit-r1.:t.rt-, Hull lxrne1ynsAi,l'ax.l Nlnr- . g. .mi Ar' am- .-lm.-ck 'un 'turn' IA .'..... c... .... c. ..., lsL....t .... V c chart, l-r. Al, houex er, https their rec: on the er nd wth si-me I-asit printiples of wieriux T n