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

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IGHT The awards started off with the. presentation of the bowling letters by Father Samuel. Taps Gallagher, the main speaker, recounts, some of the .glorious memories of the Sports' World. If ,f it Mr. Whelan gives Hank his All-Catholic Football medal as fellow A-C Tim Clifford looks on. 71 ' 4:7 T' if fl ' Jil1l'QiTY err,-,1.,.-f A 'r' J I r' s ' , ff'-.ized-Q -1 I - , VW h Bring your father, your mother, your grandfathers, your grandmothers, your boyfriends and girlfriends . . . ' and they did!

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Activities Someone once said WTO miss joy is to miss all. These words became ob- jective to us during our four years at Baker. We had applied them, Welding each individual student into one people. After the scholastic part of our school life was over, we gladly welcomed those Friday night dances. These were the times when everybody got to- gether, from Freshman to Senior. Other times included the Pep Rallies, which filled the gym with excitement, and most of the time was enveloped with the enthusiasm over that big game. Also, we are confident to believe that everyone has some special memories concerning the monthly dances. To the Seniors, however, the one day particularly momentous was the Ring Day. When the morning Mass and Ceremony took place, we felt for the Iirst time, that we were truly seniors. The day was ended as all great days should end . . . perfectly. We had our Ring Dance, where everyone proudly showed off the new ring, and of course that special date. '22 73