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

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E HAVE HAD our share of athletes. Our following has been good. But our greatest asset has been the coaches, the men behind the scenes of our youthful and so, memorable, victories. After their example our victories are humble, our defeats graceful.

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I fax 1 go 1 Y t rfi 58 Walsh bullets a quick jumper into waiting arms for another first and ten. The Perfect Season An Indian summer afternoon, a clear blue sky overhead, a padded green turf at their feetfffthe stage is set as the Knights ready to write another page in their football history book. This was the day on which a hard-charging and spirited McQuaid football machine matched wits and biceps with a stout and highly rated squad from lN'ebster. For the Knights the lYebster team proved big in stature . . . and that's all, The fourth quarter found the first stringers taking a well- deserved rest as the subs took a hand in posting a sharp 38-0 victory for MeQuaid. In sharp contrast with the morale of the Mc- Quaiders, the weather prospects were fairly men- acing as we traveled south to meet Canisteo. And although the wet turf somewhat hampered our well- rounded blitz, forty-eight minutes of lion-hearted, bone-crushing football found MeQuaid on the UP end of a 31-6 score. In this victory MeQuaicl supporters got a glimpse of the brains and brawn behind the suc- cess of the Black and Gold the signal calling, passing, and faking of quarterback jack XN'alshg the aggressive running of the Mikes -lN'olford and