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

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:veg And they're off! Mike Weber shows Mr. Cogswell, Ray Zabron, Jim Pawlak, and Tom Michaels how to do it. Track Track marked its place among the major sports at Baker-Victory High with the same determina- tion that saw championships in Cross-Country and Basketball. Fielding strong competition especially in the distanceraces and shot-put, hopes ran high for a successful season. Moreover, a good number of freshmen enthusiasts will not only add spunk to the team-but insure a successful future. Under-1 ,the direction of Father Callistus and Mr. Sam.'Cogswell, the team worked hard and long during those after school hours. Being the iirst year that Baker-Victory was competing only with teams in the Bishop Smith Division, the chances of gaining the top prize looked mighty great Indeed' Kresconko waves to the camera man. Gary Martin and Ron Sumera get a little shot-putting while Tiny First Row: R. Kardas, F. Dulak, T. McManus, R. Bruscia, P. Quinn, E. Gordon, J. Bohan, S. Sovinsky, C. Battle, G. Gerstner. Second Row: R. Snyder, P. Callahan, J. DiRe, W. Schneider, F. Lenahan, T. Courtney, L. Ward, R. Kresconko, R. Zabron, R. Brown, D. Paveljack, T. Krawiec, E. Reed, Fr. Callistus. Last Row: G. Martin, S. Krantz, D. Sheehan, J. Rush, D. Corcoran, I. Misso, R. Sumera, M. Weber, J. Pawlak, T. Michaels, I. Globa, R. Funnell.

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First Row: J. McCann, A, Jasper, H. Schuster, D. Schaab, I. Duran, J. Wenzelg Second Row: G. Granda, W. Moore, E. Rath J. Denecke, T. Best, J. Satlawa, J. Ring, M. Lalley,-M. De1Val1e, Coach Dick Barry. America's national pastime, baseball, proudly took its place among the major sports at Baker-Victory 1 gk with the coming of spring. i .a ll-A . Under the line guidance of Mr. Richard Barry, nov- ice varsity baseball coach, the team showed much spirit, vigor, and enthusiasm. Their victorious pre- season exhibition games were indicative of the caliber of play to be expected of our Braves in league com- petition. Bolstered by some good veterans and a few capa- ble upstarts, we think the season will render enjoyment to all concerned. We are optimistic that Mr. Barry will display the same drive in baseball as he has in the powerhouse basketball teams of the past few years. Manager G. Granda helps Art Jasper select a bat to hit a mighty homerun. It looks like a good bunt for Hank Schuster. 65