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

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FI' It was a happy day when Father Callistus showed Hank Schuster and Tim Clifford that they were chosen for the All-Catholic football team. All-Catholics It has been said that we must set our eyes on a great goal, so that if we fall short of this goal we shall still have accomplished something. These All-Catholic athletes to whom we dedicate this page, are men who have set their goal and have not fallen short but attained that goal. These men have put everything they had into their sport of sports-Hank Schuster and Tim Cliilord in Football, Chuck Carr and Tim Cliilord in Basketball, and Tom Courtney in Cross Country. The All-Catholic who has put every- thing he could into his sport will also put everything he can into his life. We regret that our deadline has prohibited us to publish the All-Catholics in Baseball, Tennis, Track and Golf. However we have fond hopes for these sports, especially Baseball. If Tim Clifford could make All-Catholic in Baseball he would be the lirst athlete from Baker-Victory to attain an All-Catholic award in 3 different spoits. ., Catholic harrier, Tom Courtney, All- ex- ce ts the team cham All-Catholic, Chuck Carr, is on his way to add two more points to his league-high record. Tim Clifford gives an exhibition of his drib- bling ability which proved a great asset to the team. Father Roger. . p - . S pionship trophy from ' l

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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

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Homeroom 102 Basketball Champs--First Intramurals . 'ive -N gi, fam. Row: I. Manning, J. O'Dell, J. Shea. Second Row: P. Nowadly, J. Denecke, M. Orlando. 102 moves in to take the ball, but Jim Smith of 103 thinks otherwise. Judging by the smiles and the frown, we'll bet that Mary Peters and Carol Zak are in better bowling form than Barbara Hess. Miss Franz presents the bowling champs, M. Moynihan, J. Bern- hart, and M. J. Horlein, with a fine trophy.