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

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Sodlatlniity To draw closer to Our Lord through devotion to His Mother this is the goal of all young soda- lists. This year Sister Brendan and the Prefect, Dolores Green, organized the jilling and decorating of food baskets for the needy at Christmas time. Vice - Perfect Kathleen Manns, Secretary Irene Gannon, and Treasurer Barbara Hartnett also pitched in to make this eyfort a suc- cess. The remaining members took care of the transportation and final presentation to the various families. A ll those involved certainly fulfilled the Good will towards men policy which is so distinctive about soda- lists. Freshman Sodality, together with Sr. T arcisius, collect stamps for the missions. t 'fhwwrffe . . ,Ain Ax. -0-- Members of the Sodality pack Christmas baskets for the poor.

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The Palm One of the best ways to circulate news and develop writing potentialities is the press. The - Palrn,' does just that, with its four issues per year. Throughout the year, representatives of the staf have attended various conferences at Amherst Central High, Canisius, and Press Day at St. Bonaventure. The 'cPalm,', moderated by Sister Mary Anne and edited by Kathleen Manns, is truly an award-winning publication. It garnered a blue ribbon in the Bujfalo Evening News compe- tition, plus various awards at the St. Bonaventure Conference. , . 1 A---.s,,,-.i, .rw 'I n 0 Here's the Editorial Staff which directs the publication of the Palm: .lean Renzi, Circulationg Andrea Nebrich, Business Managerg Timothy Cusack, Sports Editorg Timothy Moore, Circulationg Patricia Prucnal, Layout 'Editorg Sharon Hotnich, News Co-editorg Arpad Szurgyi, Pho- tographyg James Wright, Feature Editorg Kathleen Manns,' Editorg Kenneth Regan, News Co-editor. 38 ,I l Kathy Manns and Sister Mary Anne look over the latest l edition 0 the award winning Palm

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Assemblies, Teacher Recognition Day, Inter-High Stu- dent Council Night with Bishop McNulty-these are among the outstanding achievements which the Baker- Victory Student Council of 1962-63 looks upon with pride, as it begins to regain its position of leadership at Baker-Victory. Council members, under the direction of President Third Order of St, Francis New meeting procedures have made the Third Order of St. Francis a highly active group of young T ertiaries. Their Sunday morning gatherings are unique-and prove very rewarding to each member. Celebration of the Mass, by moderator Father Leonard, is followed by informal discussions and a small luncheon. In this way the spiritual and social aspects of these young adults are very well satisjied. Student Council. Mary 0'Leary, Vice President William Regan, Secre- tary Barbara Metz, and Treasurer fohn Iuran, also assumed such Herculean tasks as sponsorship of the Catholic Union and Echo subscription drive, re- sponsibility for collecting the funds for the annual Catholic Charities Appeal, and conducting the patron and subscription campaigns for the Hageota.v Student Coumcnd President Mary 0'Leary conducts a meeting o the