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

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- - INDIVIDUAL SCORING l-1 FG P R .-x T921 Points Clapp 40 14 58 37 94 Conmey 2 4 16 U 8 Coyne 1 O 1 2 2 Fustanio 35 46 1 10 9 l 16 Ide 92 29 61 49 213 KIcCarthy 48 31 96 18 127 Mooney 6 9 8 4 21 Nientimp 122 57 250 34 301 Notehaert 17 3 32 4 37 Scharf 33 16 34 14 82 Treyett U 3 14 1 3 Walsh 68 52 220 39 188 IVandtke 8 6 25 7 22 472 270 925 218 1214 FG Field Goals R- Rebounds F Fouls Aff 'Assists FG Percentage' 40.7224 F Percentage' 62.7 Q Team Average Per Game 60 Nients makes a quick bow and dribbles out of the lane against Penh:-ld. Fustanio, Walsh, Clapp and Ide ring the action. in the last three minutes to sew up another win over Charlotte. On the following night Madison was dis- posed of with ease. Mac's return in the second half uplifted everyone's spirit. A week later McQuaid played well enough to win in Penfield's new gym. The big effort for that week- end was saved until Sunday afternoon when an un- known quantity in Bishop Ryan came to town. They showed why they finished second in the Buffalo Catholic Tournament. as they kept the varsity on its toes for 32 minutes. A flick ofthe wrist through Hailing arms . Nicntimp outreaches Franklin's Ron Mink

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Outstanding Individuals Molded into a Team. . A I ,fir I Gordie Ide outruns four Ryan pursuers and nets another pair. moment defensively came two days later in Auburn. McQuaid's probable opponent in the Tournament final started out fast, fronting l l-3 after four minutes of play. The Knights then switched to a zone defense and that was the game. Mt. Carmel scored three more points in the first quarter, six in the second, and seven in the fourth. The third period saw McQuaid come within seven points of perfection. Wlehster and Franklin were next. Vlehster was a highly improved team, or so they said. But Ide and Nientimp with I7 points each proved otherwise. f g V X, 3.2, Tim Scharf and Jim lvfcflarthy converge on the ball, as fearsome Fitz ogles them. McQuaid goes up in arms for the ball against Penfield. In the next outing even bigger things happened. Almost single-handedly Aloe Fustanio beat Franklin. The Franklin team wasn't just an ordinary team: it had won I3 straight. The performance by Aloe wasn't ordinaryl it was a record-breaking one. Skillfully running the hack line against the Quaker zone, Fustanio took and made the layup and the ten- footer. And when he was fouled. he made the free throws too. The letdown after the Franklin game almost heat the Knights on the next outing. But Ide Came through

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Big 5100 sidf'swipc's a Blue Devil to score: displaying thc, form that spa-llcd the difference against Franklin. ln thc' :game wc' had to win. A guy nzunvd Nlcfiartliy pumped in 22 points to pick us up wlic-n wc- nc-1-clrd it . . . Met the County's Best . . Nivnls runs thc' uaunllvt of Blue' Devils. 70 ,f-,f fax W a and not lrmq ill-I1'l'XN2iliCl. Nlac Qu! in little- lmust liiimr