McQuaid Jesuit High School - Accolade Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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INDIVIDUAL SCORES Player Field Goals Free Throws Rebounds = Assists Total Points Button 45-100 45%, 36-53 68%, 23 45 Clapp, Jim 5-21 24%, 25%, Clapp, John 6-13 46%, 33%, Geiss 6-25 24%, 75%, Hickey 34-86 40%, 40%, Ide 12-35 34%, 58%, Locklin 53-134 399, 54%, McCarthy 10-24 41%, BY, Meyer 116-259 44%, 74y, Morrell 14-43 33%, 34%, Nientimp 26-72 36%, 81%, Prestianni 27-83 33%, 55%, Scharf 5-12 42%, 33%, Vacca 24-66 36%, 50%, Walsh 57-133 43%, 57% Team Totals: 440-1,106 39.8%, 237-403 59%, Everybody scored! 88

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VARSITY SQUAD 1957-1958 Standing: Douglas Bufano, Assistant Manager, Mr. George Monagan, Coach, Arthur Meyer, Vincent Prestianni, John Walsh, Kenneth Morrel p, Gerald Locklin, Co-captain, Jeremiah Hickey, Co-captain. Kneeling: James Clapp, Peter Geiss, Timothy Scharf, George Vacca, Gordon Ide, John Button, James McCarthy, William Waldert, Manager. Absent: John Clapp. on February 28, The Knight's ten point edge at half time quickly vanished as Webster found the range and took a four point lead at the start of the fourth period. The varsity, however, came back to outscore the visitors 17-9 for another victory. Walsh again led the scoring with 15, Two days later Mt. Carmel came to pay their annual visit. Tom Nientimp, playing in place of the injured Gerry Locklin, proved to be the difference as his rebounding set up the Knight scoring, which again was led by Meyer with 18. In the middle of the week it was off to Charlotte to watch the forward line of Nientimp, Hickey, and Walsh gather in 33 rebounds and to watch 34 field goals by the Knights bombard the home team. And now there was only one game left, A win would better last year's mark. For nine, it was their last game in a McQuaid uniform. In four years they had coma.a long: way from that first’ game!tn'the:CYO, And many thought of that first game since the starters for this game were tha same as the first. Hickey, Locklin, Clapp, Button, and Geiss were in there at the beginning. And before it was over, all had seen action as Penfield fell before the Knights. to Button... As the pattern develops . . a pass to Meyer... a drive underneath . . for a score! » Walsh

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