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

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The most important steps along our Journey to Suc- cess were taken within the walls of the classrooms. For four years we imbibed and assimilated the daily instructions of our Faculty. Here we were taught and prepared. Here we worked and studied. Here we were supplied with the basic tools which would make possible our successes in the future. Daily assignments, deadlines for projects and term papers, book reports all added to the hectic and fruitful days of classroom work. As we stand on the threshold of gradua- tion, weslowly realize that the hours of toil and preparation were not spent in vain. We have come to appreciate the extra work. We have become convinced that the added assign- ments have made us better prepared to face the realities of the future. Oh! we complained at times. We balked at the homework assigned, but now we are proud that we persevered. We are confident that we are prepared to meet the challenge of the future. We have traveled the road of the classroom with success. May our Journey into the future be as profitable!

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A tour through the sacristy and an explanation by Father Samuel RELIGIO i . 1 ' N. bring the Mass into sharper focus for Paul McGrath, Tom Livecchi and Gordon Geistner. John Mahoney, John Thomas and Mike Barberio learn through the practical approach as Father Robert prepares for the ceremonies of Extreme Unction. tl 1 S . I With a little student teaching from Mary Ann Mellerski, Sister Maris Stella keeps moving along as Linda Symanski, Kathy Felser, Jane Colpoys and Barb Sutkowski look on. Sister Tarcisius helps. over a few rough spots which have cropped up for Therese O'Donnell, Dolores Green, Mary Regan, Marlene Salasny and Kathy Clotfelter. 64