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

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'R X . , 3 Fr. Leonard heads this section of the Social Committee. Checkroom girls at work f?j. W e thought Fr. Ignatius and Fr. Xavier were in charge of this other section, but ,lim Bohan seems to think diferently. Social Committee Impressive sights and sounds are to be found at all Baker-Victory dances. Carefully planned ar- rangements by the Social Com- mittee provide young elegants with a multitude of memorable evenings. Much work is put into the monthly theme, whether it be a '5Winter Wonderlandn or a Bunny H op. Students who pat- ronize the hops and semi-formals come from various schools-the good word gets 'roundl Commit- tee members should be proud to know that their enjoyable dances give every new week a fascinating highlight.

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'O' Fr. Ignatius presents Certificates of Membership to the entire St. Iohn Berchmans Society. S1114 Ilohn Berchmans Three members of the Society help dress up the altar after Holy Mass. Here is a society with the distinction of continual, faithfu activity. Under the training anrl guiclance of Fr. Ignatius the boys assist at the school Mass, as well as at other liturgi' cal services in the school. The assets are obvious: the Society provicles young mer with social responsibilities, which prepare them for the fu ture. But more important than this is the opportunity it offer, for personal sanctification. w I J i 1 1 I . 1 J X A 2 l 3 4 ,gl 1. i

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,SURE--. Q17 Model U.N. Baker-Victory's interest in the outside world extends to the highest levels of government- in this case to the United Nations. The Model U. N. delegation shown above, are Sitting: Patricia Brauch, Vice-Chairman Patricia Fox, Patricia Calus, Mary Ann Barth, Carolyn Ka- linka. Standing: Chairman Michael I. Connor, Paul Rutkowski, Richard Kuwik, Anthony Szafranski, John Helinshi, and Miss Jeanette Williams, Advisor. This year B-V represented Lebanon in the BlLj?Gl0 area General Assem- bly. In April the delegation went to Erie, Pa., to represent the Philippine Islands in the Gen- eral Assembly at Gannon College. Photo Club The Photo Club is the perfect outlet for the creative youth. Most teens are fascinated to watch film processed if they haven't done so before. Mr. Manuel acts as advisor for the group, whose ojicers are David Trzyna, Presi- dent, and David Selig, Secretary-Treasurer, which this year has concentrated on developing color slides and viewing movies from the East- man Kodak Company. The boys have access to the school darkroom, where they may print and enlarge batches and batches of pictures. Mr. Manuel and members of the Photo 'Club find themselves on side of the camera for a change. n 1 the other E :l . .