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

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Kanealeyg and the tireless efliort of the defensive team spearheaded by ,junior linebacker. .Ioe Fus- tanio. The Blue Devils ofHroCkpo1't came to fXIcQuaid branded with an unfortunate stigma: they had beaten fNIeQuaid the year before. And true to tra- dition, the Kniqhts are always up for a team that once has downed them. 23-7 the record books say. The record books tell ai yery incomplete story. Humbled by the Cfarmelites last year, the Knights were hred up and ready to more than turn the tables of last year's yerdict. Sparked by YYol- ford onoffense and Fustanio on defense, it yvasn't long before the outcome was obyious to all. 48 minutes and 25 points later a never-say-die but outclassed Carmel eleven left the field the same way they had come on itfwithout a point. X'N'ith a week of rest under their belts, the grid- men took to the road for a night game against Bath. Quarterback -lack XValsh and converted XN'alsh executes a snappy fake to XYolford as he hands off to MeLIonville . . . VVhew! . . . the pause that refreshes

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SCOREBOARD Opponfnh XYebslcr .... U 38 Cariistco ,,..... 6 31 Brockport. , . 7 25 Kit. Carmel .,.. U 25 Bath , . . . . fi 49 Livonia , .... 13 26 WON fi LOST .i1fQmd McQuaid NIcQuaid MCQuaid McQ'uaid MCQ'uaid McQuaid U U 94,1 Dc-nny Coyne picks up a nice gain as hc stcamrolls past the Brockport 4-nd McQuaid,s versatile Iincmen take to the air. Spf x

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IN THE SCORING COLUMN Total Carrier Yds. Per Carry Yards Coyne QB 59710 : 5.90 109 Crimmens HB 105721 : 5.00 145 DeBeer FB 12077 : 17.14 120 Hengstler E - - - - Kanealey HB 472756 : 8.43 506 Kennerson HB 191720 z 9.55 278 Lecesse E 5772 : 28.50 57 McConville HB 249724 : 10.37 311 Rosclli HB 271 1 2.00 6 Vanlipps HB 673 : 2.00 6 VValsh QB 112734 : 3.29 495 Wolford FB 521771 : 7.34 591 TOTALS 18927249 : 7.6 2124 'yardage gained by rushing, runbaclcs, completed passes half Paul Kennerson combined talents to com- plete Hve of ten aerial attempts, good for 196 yards and two T. Dfs. Wolford added 18 more points to his growing collection, while the ground attack was ably assisted by the hard running of halfback john McConville. The final score-49-9. Exactly two months had passed since the first practice session of September first. The McQuaid football team had come a long way in that short time, as the 5-0 record gave eloquent testimony to. But the biggest test of the season's progress was yet to come. Terms had to -be settled with Livonia Central before McQuaid could raise the unde- feated, untied victory banner. The score stood 20-0 at halftime. Twenty-four minutes remained until McQ'uaid's 1958 football season would be history. Yes, we were aheadg but Livonia hadn't begun to show why it boasted a 4-1 record. Two Livonia touchdowns early in the second half were matters of worry to the huge throng of McQuaid supporters. Once again the defense was called upon to contain the offensive drive of the . and john grinds it out for the score if Q' .. . 4 . .- sv 'f 3ls..i,n ' 5. I W'a. 4' r, -Q ' 2 .2 . ' 1 ,xl ' 7' VN