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

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Fw? V ,N ,.u.g, ,,.g-x, u' e 1 fr - il 1 Departments Mention of the word school probably first brings to mind classroom depart- ments. Our growing years at Baker-Victory are spent largely in classes. It is here, through the combined efforts of our teachers, that we gradually develop into the type of people we are destined to be. People who, in a very few years, will be capable of facing the task of picking up where others before us left off. Those vital hours which are spent in class should be looked upon with enjoyment and satisfaction. Enjoyment in the fact that every endeavor is being made to make us mentally and spiritually strong--strong enough to meet the high criteria set by the world for usg satisfaction in knowing that our struggles and trials were not in vain. It is here within the classroom walls that many a genius is uncovered. The scholastic ability of the students can be attributed to the well-rounded departments of Baker-Victory, departments which continually inject knowl- edge, morality, character and enjoyment to the searching students. FL. 19