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

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,. . w ww .QE BB First Row: J. Ring, D. Schmitt, J. McCann, T. Best, T. Michaels, T. Clifford, H. Schuster, J. Smith, E. Rath, M. Weber. Second Row: I. Pawlak, R. Kresconko, R. Schneider, R. Zabron, R. Palmieri, I. Manning, F. Lenahan, S. Krantz, J. Patton, G. Martin. Third Row.' G. Hohler, B. Kelly, D. Sheehan, M. Orlando, W. Whelan, M. Del Valle, M. Miller, D. Armbruster, J. Juran, M. Bucki, A. Szurgyi. Standing: Fr. Callistus, Mr. W. Whelan fHead coachl, Mr. W. Wilson CAssistant coachj. Despite a bad yeari' in the won-lost column, B-V's Varsity shared in the hard-won glory of sev- eral individual players. .H .- All Catholic, guard, Hank Schuster and end, Tim Clifford were chosen by league coaches for the myth- ical Honor Team. Also given Honorable Mention were Don Schmitt, center, Brian Kelly, fullback, John Smith, halfbackg Tom Best, quarterback. Baker-Victories came over Ryan in a Provincial Cup contest, 7-0, and over Notre Dame, 6-2. Coaches Mr. Bill Whelan and Mr. Bill Wilson, encouraged by the Jayvees' sparkling record, look for a winning season next year. A The Braves placed two men on the First Team ! RECORD B-V Opponent 6 . . Mindszenty . . 20 0 . . St. Francis . 18 0 . . DeSa1es . . 36 17 . . Ryan . . 0 O . St. Mary's . 20 O . . Dougherty . 6 6 .... Notre Dame . . 2 All-Catholic Hank Schuster wheels around right end for a good gain, 36 ----- Tlmon - - 21 but Dougherty tacklers are closing in fast. 'knon-league games 48

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,Kr tif .fe .1 ' - . 0- 7 .-- , , gl, ., Yi i The ball carrier has once again been halted by our alert J. V. team. J. V. Football Using a passing game for seventy-five percent of its touchdowns, the Baker-Victory Jayvees rang up an excellent record. Along with a deadly aerial attack, Coaches Mike Skipper and Mike Harrigan stressed a stubborn defense, with the result that B-V amassed a total of 75 points to their oppon- ents' 25. In one game, the opposition pene- trated no further than B-V's 45 yard line. Only Cardinal Dougherty's Cardinals blem- ished a spotless season by edging B-V 13-12 in a thrilling, hard-fought battle. With half of the team returning, the pros- pects are rosy for next season, though many of this year's Jayvee stars will undoubtedly strengthen next year's Varsity. RECORD B-V Opponent 6 . . St. Francis . . . 0 12 . . Dougherty . . 1 3 1 3 . . Timon . 6 25 . . . Ryan . 0 19 . . St. Mary's . 6 First Row: F. Lenahan, M. Miller, W. Whelan, S. Krantz, M. Orlando, M. Del Valle, J. Juran, D. Sheehan, D. Armbruster. Second Row: Fr. Callistus, M. Skipper Ccoachj, J. DiRe, T. Mader, R. Koralewski D. Watts, T. Galenti, J. Harrigan Ccoachj, J. Lenahan. Third Row: A. Szurgyi, T. Cusack, P. Baron, M. O'Hal1oran, T. Zubler, R. Struski, M. Bucki. A 5 - k - i l 50