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

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l THE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Left I0 Right: J. BLICZCK, C. Bonacci, C. Nemeth 4 S. gcllieuer, B. Vitale, M. Wolcott, M. Krause, K. McCarthy, D. Witczak, J. Pawlak V an . Sumera. In congratulating the athlete or winning team there are those who should not be overlooked-the cheerleaders. They often spend many hours parcticing elaborate and sometimes painful cheers. As we all know this was a good year for the Braves yet how would they have scored without the cheerleaders? Our cheerleaders have really done their part. Whether it was a freezing football game or a heated basket- ball game they were always there to spur the team on. New uniforms and new members changed the teams somewhat. History was made with the addition of male cheerleaders to the squad. Another welcome addition was Sister Peter Canisus who coached the girls. Their work has led to winning games- winning games which have led to enjoyment. THE J. V. CHEERLEADERS-Sitting: C. Gordon, G. Switzer, C. Jaromin, M. Gargala, S. Dorabiala. Standing: J. Williams, E. Sullivan, J. McCrory, I. Hi- Poydock, B. Kwarta. 68

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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.

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V. 1 1 1 I ' l 'L Varsity cheerleaders whoop it up as the Braves get another first down. C. Gordon is taking a lesson in flying but the rest of the girls want her to get back down to earth. 'Hr e e With a little more practice we are sure the girls will eventually master this cheer. All that jumping and cheering seems to have tired out our incomparable cheerleaders.