Cathedral Academy - Way Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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may gm! gave fAee Lgzflaingj J ive mee LL.s.1ing.s ever more. Kafkerine amer 1 LOIS WHITE-P:'nsivm' and tranquil . . . quivt . . . rvtiring . , . prtitf' Miss with ai churartvr that rings trur- . . . gracious. 7 nn GOIN fo LUJIOII ,Nun HORAN,our11'prwsm-ntzitivc- in thr- tnnity to pzirtitipzitr- in thc- Nation: lil-lti llfuirst Nw-xvspnp:-1' National Urn- hnuls. torifnl Qlontvsl, won tht- .Xllxiny Champ- Ontw' again, Ann niudr- thx' journrx wx ionship in thi- City linnls nt .Xlhnny Law plnnv to Boston. On 'l'hnrsd:iy, ix Svliool. In zidmlition to ai 8150.00 Victory lioncl pn-srnti-cl hy 'l'hm' Yliiliws-Unionii. .'Xnn's ill'lll4'Vl'lIll'Ill vntitlrd hvr to rvprv- Svnt .Xllmziny in thi' l'l2lSll'I'Il Zone' vvvnt :lt lloxlon. .Xnn giiiivvcl in Boston two days pri'- viuns to tht- clny svt fortl11't'mitl'St, whifli wus April 24th, Shi' vnjoy:-cl 21 hriml sight-sc-r-ing toni' :lftvr ai fitting rr'f'c'ption. flgziin, llgitlivdrzilk rr-prvsvntzltivf' provvfl victorious. Hrr rvwzird was tht- oppor- Qnd, il L'z1p1iCity ziudivtici' in Boston l 1 Svhool, itwllldingf xi lnrgf- lll'l1'H2lIlUIl fir thc' Cutlu-drul .-Xcndm-lily, hvaird tht' t hrillinnt young orntors from 1-nfli of thx thru' lonvs spvulx on an suhjc-Ct t'IllTlT .'XIIll'I'lVLlI1. In tht- tinnls, .-Xnn acquit: lu-rsvlf with grvut C11-dit, :ind thc' Fzicn :ind studt-nt body of thc- Cuthx ii .'xl'2lLll'lllY am' justly proud of hi-r r-f oi s :ind of hvr aicltir-vm-iii:-nts. Patricia Deus!

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ELIZABETH SORAGHAN f Grvy- vyts with a ww' hit of mishcicf in than . . . a happy svnsc of fun . . . vivacious dm-p, glowing lovrlinrss . . . winsomc- Betty JOANNE VAN GALEN - Blue-c-yr-d glamor . . . hair like thc' shiny gossanu-r of a fz1iry's wing . . . Casual perfection . . . Saturday night sl-cater . . . 'iDutch. DOROTHY S'liAA'l'S -- Dot . . . El mirthful Chucklv , . . tc-nipm-stuous un- pradirtablc moods . . . two blur orbits . . . Charming laughtor . . . I'l1 have a sundac-, plrasm-. MARILYN VENNARD - Small, curly- haired, cuti- . . . n fragilv Miss . . . twinkling brown Cys-s . . . inc-rry disposi- tion . . . K'Cadfhtwist'. r l V I I i l 'S

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C855 of 3014?-.SQX XVILLIAM Fox - - ..... Prerident NIARY Nucuforzo ....... Vice-President RUTH LAXVLER ..... Secretary THOMAS NICHOI.SON - - - - Treasurer f' Time Flies' -Y- Four years at Cathedral are about to become a memory - a memory of a past filled with joys and sorrows, victories and defeats - a mem- ory ever to be cherished. Each Senior goes forth from his beloved Alma Mater to make a life, to grasp God, to begin Heaven on earth as he becomes a true Catholic lost in the love of God. 1942943 Our Freshman Year! We were held in much contempt by the upper- classmen but we graciously ignored it. Because of new rules, we were very much confused and bewildered, constantly turning up in the wrong room at the wrong time much to the dismay of our teachers but, in time, the topography of the building became more familiar to us, and our classes ran more smoothly. As Freshmen, we became more interested in sports and we never missed a game in either baseball or basketball. Soon our social functions began. The weekly dances were greatly enjoyed by the female population but the males considered it a torture worse than death. ln due time, however, these joyous occasions were pleasing to all. Of course we also took a great interest in our scholastic subjects. VV e con- scientiously undertook our studies and we proved to be very satisfactory to our teachers. However, realizing that all good things come to a close, we anxiously awaited the new year. l 943-'44 Sophs - Not forgetting the scorn in which we were held in the previous year, we now kept alive this custom toward the incoming Freshmen.