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

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54 -.....ll , STANDING: M. Siler, M. Dubois, B. Emrich, S. McCann, M. McCormack, K. McLaughlin, J. Kustreba, M. A. Millerski. SEATED: K. Clotfelter M. Lalley, A. Kane, P. Downs, M. Cavanaugh, B. Buchheit. With The presentation of Barter The Baker-Victory Players completed a very successful season. They started off the season by presenting The Lively Arts of Sister Gervaise . Then in competition, The players put on The Heritage of Wim- pole Street. All The plays were put on in the round in the high school gym. Daily rehearsal was the rule of the day. There was nothing which added more to our Journey than these presentations. Before long, many students were drawn into helping out. The hustle and bustle of last week preparations was a nightmare which much To our surprise we enioyed. Then The smell of grease paint, make up, searching for a misplaced prop at the last minute, replacing a burned out lamp at curtain time all made for a normal amount of confusion on opening night. Alice Ryan, .lim Warren, Bill Kruczynski and Barb Fitzgerald go over some of their rough spots from The Lively Arts of Sister Gervaisef' DRAMATICS 85

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KNEELING: T. Morganti, N. Molea. SITTING: J. Sfurm, P. McCormack, P. Harrigan, J. Leafherbarrow. STANDING: P. Nowadly, M. Orlando, Father Xavier, J. Thomas, J. Harrigan, J. Kusireba, N. Likkis, T. Scozzaro, P. Downs,J. Downs. Our mosT aTTended and popular social evenT ThroughouT The school year was The weekly record hop. Now and Then, sprinkled ThroughouT The calendar we held our Specials . lT's no easy Task To keep a weekly program running efficienlly and smoorhly. This weekly chore was apTly Taken care of by The members of The Social CommiTTee. Week affer week, They saw To iT ThaT The gym was always in Tip-Top shape for The occasion. As our Specials rolled around, we always found The gym decked ouT in brighT and colorful decorafions appropriaie for The occasion. The commiTTee became a familiar sighr and perhaps we Took Their services for granTed. As we look back on our high school days, we have become aware of The imporTanT parf which These classmates played in our social life. So now, our haTs go off for Those who made The Friday Nighis of our Journey so enioyable. ,FaTher Mariin is Trying To get his favorite on The Turntable, but if seems that Mike McCormack has made his own choice. l SGCIAL COMMITTEE

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T- ii The brain-Trust of The senior class, Nancy Loncarevich, Bill Kelly, Ellen Hall and Bill Kruczynski, puT The finishing Touches on one of The many class proiecfs. TUDE T C is lT looks like Terry McCann, Sue McCann, Ellen Hall, and MaTT Bove are C0 L planning anofher assembly under The waTchful eye of Sister ST. James. As a liason beTween school adminisTraTion and sTudenT body we find The STudenT Council. IT has formed rules of conducT Tor The sTudenTs, conducTed assemblies and all The oTher sundry iTems which make up our daily rouTine aT school. The STudenT Council has played an imporTanT role in guiding us on our Journey . Through iTs Tuncfion, we have learned The imporTance and responsibiliTies of self-government Being our own bosses Taughf The necessiTy of self-discipline. In close cooperaTion wiTh The school auThoriTies, The STudenT Council lived up To The duTies ThrusT upon iT by The high posiTion of TrusT iT enioyed. Time and again when diTficulTies presenTed Themselves, The Council in aTTiliaTion wiTh iTs TaculTy advisor worked OUT a soluTion of our problems. By waTching Them aT work and deliberaTing during Their meeTings, we have become beTTer ciTizens aT B-V, and beTTer pre- pared To conTinue our Journey inTo adulThood and success. FIRST ROW: C. Meegan, L. O'Connor, M. GoTTa, M. KoguT, J. Grisanti, M. WolcoTT, B. Hess. SECOND ROW: F. Lenahan, B. Pellegrino, D. Baron, G. Johnson, B. MeTz, A. Nebrich, P. Gargala. THIRD ROW: R. Linclner, J. Leary, F. Quino, T. Sadler, C. Moesch, D. Ambruster, J. Sturm. K' l . -