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

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J V Football The junior Varsity football team, coached by Mr. Frank Noce, completed their third season with a four won, two lost, and one tied record. It was a successful year with wins over lN1onroe 13-6, Frank- lin 31-6, Brockport 13-7, and Wlest 22-O, The one tie of the season occurred when the team matched Charlotte. In this game two McQuaid touchdowns were called hack. The final score was Charlotte 0 and McQuaid U. Leading the offensive attack were Dan lwieaqher with 19 pointsg john Dwyer, an end, with I3 points: Dave Larimer and Rory Culhane each with I2 points. On defense Tom Mercer, John I.aDuca, Nick Desiderio, John Coaker, and Larry Mooney deserve credit for stopping the opposition. Mr. Noce was well pleased with the cooperation and hard work of every man on the team. Next year he is looking forward to a successful season, another victorious season to be noted with pride hy the students of McQuaid. Ftrs! Row: Nicholas Desitlerio, Niichael Sullivan. 'l'l1ornas Nlttttt ohn Barbtr William Volkman William Btll Philip Ixltnglu Coaker, Robert Bestor,yIohn Dalton, Lawrence Fitzpatrick William Ratlqan olin Dwyer amcs ones Xnthony Tcrmotto William bkehan. Second Row: Mr. Leo Mtlrpliy. assistant Coach ladwaid Wtlch Mr Fr ink S Nose Coach lourlh Rott oseph 'Lawrence Mooney, Donald Flaherty, Terrence Charland, 'fhotn is Ptlato Fhom is lxtnt, Paul Knipptt ost ph Russell Dennis W ll Farley: W'1ll1arn Sullivan, joseph Walther, David Larimer Mr hams Robert lcchner ldvtard Carson Iohn LaDuca Robert Peter S. Del Gtorno. assistant coach. Karl Gilman. 'fhird Rau Dobrzynski lbsfnl kenneth Dillman Rorv Culhane r 5 Qi ' A A 5 ' on . gg 3 C 00 . ' 4 .g .-, 5, - L I - L t as QQ 7 ru 'es F . 1 3 Us k J s i ' ' ' Q0 -- j 1' , Q - E ..' u ., .EI 'l,-!. f . Y '-Qvi W' . .. ski' aiu 7 -in var' ,-Tw 9 5'4 B If ,.', E ' X U E 9 I K E..ai l- YI-.j!.:':, as van v '- ... ' r - ' bw V4 I r ,, . - , - i 0 ef 1 , -' y - 5 1 TY ' J sung af'

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Fran! lelfll .' Ihxritl .'Xngc'lonc, Wvilfcrcl llrclin. NliCl1af'l Pffrri. llrnnis Coync. Dani:-l l'isL'itc-ilu, Nc-il Pappalarclo. Richard KIxi'Illt'Ig, lYilliam lfink. llanicl Bailey. Kc-nnvtlx Sarkis. xlfllfllff Clmrlw Gooclwin, .Skmrzff km: Nioclc-1'ato1' r1f.Xtl1lr'tics 'RfxX'C'I'C'I1fl Rube-rt Boylv. ll'JllIl N1cCfonx'illc'. .Iulm IJ:-lit-cr. Robert NIiilll'I'. 'fluornas Mcfialw. Nlichacl NX'olfru'cl. John Russfxlli. Nliclmz-l Kvnvaly. Szllvalorv- l.f-rvssf-. Biichar-l NICfllX't'I'D. Hcracl Coach Iosvph fNIz1nL'.11'c-lla. Asst. Crnarlm llc'rlJf'rlAlz1niCk. lfzzrfl linux' lDirr-ctrn' c1f.Xll1lr'tic's Cicorqf- Nionagan. Ilaxirl NUlt'lJiif'IkI..IlJl1II Walsh. Iirlwin Pr-ncllf-ton. just-ph lfustanio. 'llmmnas Nicfntemp, XYilliam Schof'nwc'itz. Rolx-rt Farrf-ll. Rolwrt Dunno. Dennis Hr11ckf'l.Vlos1-ph Spmlaryk. lfufk Rout Asst. Nianzxtgm'--XYillian1 llanrattv. Asst. Cfrmczlm Vlllcnxnas SfT'y'IH0llI'. .Iolm Nlalmnvy. Peter Bond. llvo Hvngstlvr. Paul Kc'nnf-rson. llaxicl Cassara. John Byrmz 'fhornas Clrimmvns. John Kryk. lirnutlxy Blanchard. lurlwarzl Van lipps. Nlgmaqc-r .Xnqfhlo Cifwc-ia. Xsst. Nfiifl-2iHf'l' llmmas Ulznntun, Mr. Scymour. Mr. Nlanvarvlla. and lvlr. Janirk radiate' a wr-ll-c-arncfl post-Season smile- in face of thc' impressive football flggurr-Q. XS! 1. 1-

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H , Q. is! sz 1:42-SN X QL. ' ' ts. V SP' R+.. Bill Behoenwextz pounccs on thc ball in 4B-4h thriller . . Intramurals Y McQuaid's intramural program is considered to be one of the best in the state. It provides an op- portunity for each and every student to participate in an organized athletic program and fosters a spirit of competitive rivalry between classes. Under the direction of Father McNamara, SJ., and Father Finnegan, SJ., intramurals have been extended to include football, basketball, volleyball, and softball. One of the highest goals of every homeroom in the school is to win the intramural championship in one of the four sports which the program includes.