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

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Fil' vi SPQUISI1 K.Skipper.SI-1CUNIJ RUW1 R. -I1lsIWt.'l , e. mlff, li.Wrighr,N1. 14. Imltk, K1I'mQ1t'rgQt1f,X1. Ihvidj sun, Nl. A. C rurrn' 'If Nleeualn R .-X iles. THIRD ROW- I' II'1rri x' U 741 ' rsh' I. Xlurphx P. FIR9'l'RlJW'S I7'1Iuisiw XI YivwI'1 B Grivmti I Qulcunin K 'N1on'1uh'1n I 91h hurv NI K Herr 4 Q, s , . X . . . IU, ..vHJ 1,. I, fdruyurwy, I'. Mintwn, P. Bitlulen, IJ, Bulun, D. Rmtlenu. NI. Metz. H' N-++ 'I 5. 'A '1 fl 1 , . , Vw.- g M-4 i' Gram! Thai! This is the semmi year ut' existence for the Spzmish Chzh. It was tqwrnmeti under the guidzmee cr?-SIstet'hI1mIm .Iuseph t-or all those students talking courses in Spgmish. The memhers meet tmee L1 mtmth to ezirry fm the sffeinl :mtl husmess hte of the chlh. Sume41Y'tI1epm.Ieets uf-tI1Is year were ll I1ZlI1kll1L'f uirhgttesr spea1I4eVs:mtI QIQIINIWIZIY m the Iihmty. The thsphly umsisteti of mzmy mterestmg Spzmish items melutimg L'Is1TI1IIH1, lm,ks,11zmti !'cC1vVLIs. Ihr ehllfs Utheets ure: BilI'I5llI'1l Uri' sllllfl, I'r'es1.Ientg Ixxthleeh Nltumgltgth, Seelwtgtryg :uni 'IQILNILIUIIIIL' SUIUINUII, ,I4I'L'glst1TL'I'. N- ti h- 1, ' 'h '- tf ' - 'r' , .t-. 'IL sszrzt Ny,c1-I1'I1.1' I'h...'s li .Ie .-It.:TYf'. N1 '- X. l II,:f ,.T'.: N if -I h'i 'I 'LIL INLVIII' XI 'X ghuz, -I.1. '. N Ix..'!1 'X 5421 S mxtxx. lwzwt ' 1

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The ntemherx fir- The Social Cinnniirree, miller rhe lezulerxhip fit' Tfzirlierx Nlzirrin :mul Xavier, pliinrteil the Tfrieiuy' nighrx ilamcex neiei iii rhe Hgilierl ierriry gym. Iii the eiihiwyinerir in gill, LL Xpeeizll iiainee wax held air the end fir each mfmtli, uximlly starring the Al41yWr1ll11ce Coriilwfl The Chili hm heen am eriecrive inxrrii- ment in bringing ulwur 21 warmer Npirir or weizihlenew imiung the Nruilenrx. TYPEWRITE ALL OF ABOVE DATA T57 B l!l,-n- -.. AL... Urlcwiirxe rhey never painted in the-xc elothexf Bur .Ierry BUI:!LlCL,Cl1lVL'CI'1 Ther Garvin, and Terry Nlcfzznn were alwayx fin hand tu help Father Xavier FIRST ROTY: PQ.II:1ll, K. Clow, T. Garvin, R. Wiertel, Ci. Bllgllfl, R.G:1rgz1ln, K. Skipper. SECOND Social Rfmz v. eiiikf,w.k1,w.csi-L-,Q L'fv1NI'1l,TJ.CI'fJNI2l, 14. xiiifphy, N. Brm,kX,DNl. li.md,f,n,I'.c'Migii.1, O I ll IIIIIICC TT. U'Rourl4e. THIRD RUXY: T. Nlcfnnn, NI. Skipper, -I. Thumax, N. N1olez1,T. Manley, D. Nliechuzlxlai. L! '.? . i l '7 1

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l lRST ROW: P. l,:1lley, ,l. Meyers, l.. l,epl4owsl4i, P. Nlorrissey, -I. Warren, R. Buchheit, D. Bofek, Merrick, D. Nlanzo. SECOND RKJW1 lf. Krajcer, N. Nlolea, -l. Kret, R. Nlcl-lugh, Ci. Pacillo, M molarela, W. Clark, A. Kane, R. Young, F. Zulwler. THIRD ROW: G. Schaller, W. Kelly, W. Kru- cfynski, T. Morganti, F. Butler, j. Pellegrino, B. Bonner, V. Struski, M. Sumer, T. McCann. FOURTH ROW: NI. Soda, R. Miller, R. Paluh, l.. Hadaway, C. Bordone, R. Wiertel, T. Shanahan, X. Baron, T. Semanchin, G. Smerlxa. Xlost prominent in the Baker-Victory music department was the newly organ- ized Nlusic Appreciation Cluh. Nlemhers were fed a strict diet of the Classics, as: Tchaikovsliy's Nut Cracker Suite, and Beethoven's lfifth Symphony. An oc- casional entree consisting of some semi- classical pieces would he served hy the director, lfather liyarist, to whet the ap- petite of his music appreciation novices. :X special attraction which was greatly enjoyed hy all, was the addition of a stereophonic set to the cluh's musical ap- paratus. For most memhers, it was their lirst taste of the newest miracle in the sci- ence ol' recording. This new organization was a truly mag- niticent and entertaining experience for the connoisseur of good music. Dicla l'aluh, Yern Hudauay, ,lohn Krt-t, a Warren think that the stereo set is just grand. But Iqighyr I-,y,mtr, tion t you think we can sneak just one Rinclg n' Roll platter on? --sv' Ci