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

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OH Mr. Boczar is a man to whom every senior boy is indebted for his expert guid- ance and eifective teaching. Since joining the faculty in 1954 Mr. Boczar aided many students to footholds in their chosen careers. Besides this full time job he successfully taught a variety of subjects: English II, Business Mathematics, Economic World, Business Law, and Speech. The rewards of Mr. Boczar's efforts mainly come after the students have left B-V. One memorable reward was a student who received four scholarships upon grad- uation. When admitted to the University of Notre Dame, thealumnus was selected as one of twenty to be enrolled in an advanced program at the university. Mr. Boczar justly deserves our apprecia- tion for the unselfish devotion and wide capability which he commands toward the good of the Baker-Victory students. This dedication is only the beginning of our thanks to these Christian men for their years of service and loyalty at Baker-Vic- tory. Mr. Richard Barry and Mr. Edward Boczar, we thank you! ',.,,..A -eg r' Mr. Boczar is helping Andrew Smolkovich select a proper college.

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Mr. Barry is caught at a task very familiar to the basketball team. Dedic We, the Senior class of 1962, wish to dedicate this volume of the HAGEOTA to two men to whom we owe a great deal of gratitude, Mr. Boczar and Mr. Richard Barry. Mr. Barry came to Father Baker High School in 1955. This is the Hrst and only institution in which he has taught. As a dedicated and inspiring teacher he has guided many students to an appreciation and understanding of the intricacies of mathematics and foreign lan- guages. Mr. Barry's talents, however, are not limited to the classroomg for his continual zeal and drive is also man- ifest on the field of play. It extends to all the sundry intramural activi- ties but concentrates itself in his coaching of the varsity basketball team. He has achieved a true success, much of which he owes to the ef- forts of the Sisters of St. Joseph under whom he spent most of his youth. ,J

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