1 I lil JQZJRA C-2.7:,:,'o... .Juv Og.. 2 ff .. -:E g Z u1 3 :B sv A rf L: fog ,S '- jc: -T42 I'llI'rLlSHhll HY THE SENIUH GLASS - CATHEIIHAL ACADEMY ALBANY - - - .-.......... New Yuma The Sisters of St. joseph are privileged to be the advanced guard today in that battle which is of and for the Lord. We pray that many will come to help them in that struggle, to take the place of the heroines who fallg to aid them in seeking new points of advantage, or furnish a reserve ready for action in these coming days which threaten. Not all our young women can be Sisters. Only those who are willing to make sacrilices-only those whose souls are touched with the llame of the spirit-only those who can see high emprise in leaving all to follow Him-only those who realize that there is no solitude where God is, and that no mortal task may claim them when the work of God is to be done. The- Most Reverend John joseph Glc nnon , D,D,, Archbishop ot St. Louis, in his Introduction to The Congrrfgalion of Sl. joseph of f.l!lIOI1llP1t l luv SisterLut'iClz1 Savage, C.S..l. l5l CI,xRoNm1I,li'1 T 5 1 IIEIIIIIATIUN To TIII4: SIsTIzRs or-' S,xIN'I' .I0sRPII OF C.-XR0NDliI.l4lT, Fon TIIIQIR sIsI.If-sAc:RIIfIcI:, Tlll'lIR IINTIRINII 1f:I4IfoRTs, FOR OUR IsIa'r'rI2RMI2NT, IIOTII c:III.TIIRAI, AND sPIRITII,,xI,, TIIICIR I:XCIcI.LI1:NCIc IN TIQACIIINII, l'IIEIR PIeRs1s'rIcNcI-3 IN SIIOXVING Us THIQ VALIII-1 AND IIAIfI'INIcss or A TRIIIQ CIIRISTI.-XN LIFE, XVIII THI4: SENIOR CLASS ov 1948, VVITII sINcI:Iu-1 GRATITUIIIQ, IaIcIJIc,xTIe 'rms 140014, E71 I v l I r A Y :N x ' 'Y1 ' ,Y 2-fflxff 4-HRW!-X 1f fb X, X. 5 ,f f G' -Q ff A lflifl ,xxx ,2- x' ' Nr ., X ff ' X ff f nw-.X M 1 X X XX 'fix-x'wB ff ' if 'i T 7 SAINT -IOSEPH, STRWARD OF GOD I3 1 I' H E F A U F Piomptcd hy u spirit ol' grutitudt- to thv Sisters of Saint .lost-ph, who liuvc givvn eighty-st-von ycars of spiritual effort, and spiritual avhicvvmcnt hvrc' at our Avadvlny, wc have- rhoscn as tht- thcmt- for THE WAY L1 short history ot' tha-ir c'ongrt'gntion. wliivli. in tht- long yvurs ol' its 0xistt'nt'r- has nt'vvr Clt'lv2ll1lU'Cl1 tht- t'Olll'1iQ'l', s:ic'1'ific'v, und fidi-lin' ol' its nivnihvrs hzxvt- nt-wr onvm' In-vii clouhtt-cl. 'l'hv prvsc-nt volurnr' gxiins to will zlttvntion to tht- origin, ziirn, :incl spilit ot' tht- t'Ullg1't'gLlIiOIlQ to ri-vii-xx' just Il lbw invfidt-nts in tht- lift- ol' tht- Saint 'lost-ph Cmn- niunity. that wo Illlly lillllllllllfllt' oursvlvcs with tht- trials, sgicrificvs, and hcroisln of tht' pionvc'rs. and thvn rvalizi' our privilcgt' in having as our instiurtors thosv ni:-rnht-rs who, still irnhucd with thi- spirit ol' thcir loving Patron, stzxnd on tht- lmuttli- ground ol' thv schoolroom, fighting thi- 'hzxttlv in fitiflis niinu-, struggling' In MIVI' us, His t'hilclri'n. I?'l EFX ill' li We X wwe! ,f, i Tina RI-iv:-:RIQND .IOHN II. FORMAN Principal To lh4'Faculty,m11ltl1c'Studc11l.v of ille Cla.r.s' of I9-48 of Cathedral Acadcmy.' Felicitations and congratulations! To the Sisters of Saint joseph as educators. To the graduates on the fine qualities of appreciation of spiritual values developed w-ithin the course of training they have undergone at Cathedral Academy. The world of the present must look to you both for the type of character and culture that will assure to the world ol' the future, a manhood, and a womanhood sufliciently trained to assume the responsibilities necessary to the reconstruction ol the human family in accord w-ith the destiny to which it has been called. May the Divine Master, Who shaped the destinies of the Congregation of the Sisters of Saint Joseph in perpetuation of His ministry within the area of the Diocese of Albany for the truth and culture that only the Church can give, bestow His richest treasures of happiness upon them, and upon you graduates, proteges of an Alma tlVIater that endeavored to give you only the best for the formation of a per- sonality attract-ive not only to your associates in your earthly career, but also to the divine association reserved for you in Eternity. Devotedly yours, ll0l I'ma Rmw-1R141Nn TVIIICODORIC WV. Bnxm: Tim Rm'F.RRNn .Ixwas C. H.-xm THE REVERRND THOMAS L. CARR I ll 1 Il.-xml-ns Rumzx 4lm1N UI. F1'rxGl-:R.Ax1,n flcmvh Choral Mus. EUGENE SCIUTTO MARY E. DUFFY, R.N Public Speaking School Nurse IN NIEMUHIAM DR. FREDERICK C. CONWAY A generous benefactor. ll kind and loyal friend, Dr. Frecleriek C, Li0llW2lX was suddenly ealled to his eternal reward on December 6, I9-17. Since 1919, Dr. Conway ministered graciously and untiringly no-t only to the health and physical welfare of the students of Cathedral, but also to the training ol their mental attitude to the better development of the community. Let us pay the great debt of gratitude we owe Dr. Conway by earnest entreaty before the throne of the Great Physician, that lloetor may quickly enter into the happiness of ax blessed eternity. Nlay he rest in peace. I lza y EDUCATION I 1+ I MO'I'III4ZR M. S1f1RAm11N1a Vive- l'rinc'ip11l S1s'rl4:R AN NA illl'iRl-Q51 Libmrizin Srsiica ZITA -losrxr-ii Religion, Seienee SISTER ASIQLLA .IOSICPII Religion. Social Studiex Sisnziz M, NA1uxl,11a Religion, English S1sTr1R M. ESTA Religion. Mzithernutieb Sinilzx HIQLIQN Loeisiz Religion. English. History S1s'l'i-Lx PATRICK Fmnuis Religion, Commercial FACULTY I 15 I 1 l ixil l, ii, life 'l l ,ii l i l SlS'l'l'iR ili1ll'l0PllANli Religion. French, Hixtori Slswzla C 1 1.-xuiilcs GAR N 1 I-.iz Religion. Latin 5lS'l'liR AIliROMIf. llosrgvn NI nsie. Choral S1s'rxcR Mfxmow Religion. Colnlneleinl Sis'1'1cR Aloiw MARLIA. Connnereial. Englixli MRS. EUUIALNI11 Sm1w'r'1'o Speeeli MR, llmiias Roi 'uk Businems MR. 'IOHN FITZGI-LRALIJ Boys' GlCC Club N. fs ff We 5 s sf' 1? xi? X l','x'l'1u.x SCmN'r1.'x ,f T- 7 . -if ' ffx t 'HPD' 2 1 I i M XXI , ' . Evt-r prcs0rv0d in tht- socit'ty's kvvping during tht' onrolling c't'nturit's has ht-1-n thc symlhol which, in sixtcvn hundrvd fifty, Henry Dv Maupas du Tour, Bishop of Lt' Puy prvsvntcd to a group of pious young womcn of L0 Puy with the significant words: lNc'11r it opvnly, hvar it hravcly, just as Christ did, up anguishvd heights. Carry it down tht- ways of paing hvar it to far off lands . From thc' hands of thcir saintly Bishop vagvrly did tht-so young womvn of Frzuifv ac'c't'pt thc' cross which was to symholizt' tht- lift- of sacrifice thvy wcrc thcn undertaking as tht' first Sistt-rs of Saint llosvph. In it thvy found strvngth to withstand vvvry onslaught, triumph ovvr vvvry attafk. 'IllN'Sl' first nivrnht-rs of tht- Congrvgation rould not possibly liort-sm' two and ax half crnturivs latcr, surviving thc' storms of tht' grvat Rvvolution, thc trvc of which thvy wort- that tiny roots, sprvadiing its hrzmchvs ovvr all of Fi'ant't', nt-arly all ol Catholic' Europv, and on c-vvry continent. F131 lil- I I I ,Q nu. +L CONYIZNT or TIIIS SISTERS OF LE Pm: FR.'xNm1g URADLIQ or-' THIS CONGREGATION, Oc:T0m4:R 15, N550 H91 CL S OFFICER' 1948 ' President MICHAEL ALVARO Saint Anthonfs Parish Versatile sportsman . . . winning personality . . . loyal and co-operative . . . good natured Mike . Vice-President DORIS WOLF Blessed Sacrament Parish Tantalizing smile . . . weakness for FRANK- furters . . . keeps Beech-Nut in business . . merry laughter . . . Do . Secretary MARY ELLEN Csssiov Holy Cross Parish Peaches and cream complexion . . . inner beauty that shines . . . admired by all who know her . . . Mary . Treasurer HERBERT MURPHY , Saint james' Parish Quiet and reserved . . . forceful speaking voice . . . versatile sportsman . . . a. true gentleman . . . Herbie . l20l JANET AMEIJIO St. Patrickir, R-avena Long voyage home . . . faithful friend . . . dotes on athletic events . . . friendly brown eyes . . . Janny . JAMES BALDWIN Cathedral Parish Droll and friendly . . . conservative dresser . . . just a little bit shy . . . steadfast and re- liable . . . Jim . WILLIAM BANNON Sacred Heart Panixh A friendly smile with matching personality . . . life of the classroom . . . History scholar . . Robinson Crusoel' . . . Lefty , ROBERT BERDAI1 Cathedral Parish Well-mannered . . . flashy dresser . . . good- natured with a weakness for Marie . . . Bob',. V211 22 PHILIP BU LGER Cathedral Parixh Light-hc-arts-d and fri:-ndly . . . yvn for base-- hall . . , qui:-t srnsv of humor . . . Nicky . .IOSICPII C,xI.soLARo Holy Cross Parish Congenial . . . business minded . . . winning smile . . . always willin' to help out . . . Joe- . MARIPZ CALsoLARo Sl. Anthonyk Parixh A fragile Miss with a merry disposition . . has a. vearning for novelties . . . gracious . . Chinky . 'IACQUELINE CARPENTIER Calhedral Parish Thosv photogonic poses . . . sweet sophistica- tion . . . love- for marine blue . . . eloquent spvakrr . . . .IaCkiv . ANTOINETTE CARUSO Saint james, Parish Twinkling brown eyes . . . short curly locks . . . a happy sense of fun . . . a weakness for sweets . . . Nina . MARY CHIFFOLO Saint Anthony? Parixh Willing worker . . . gentle and kindly . . nonchalant . . . studious . . . Maryl'. DOLORES CIACCIA Saint james' Parish Rather talk than listen . . . frank with a sense of humor . . . patient . . . understanding . . . Do Do . ' TIiOMAS CLAS Saint Vincenfs Parish Idealist . . . steadfast and reliable . . . easy going . . . pleasant smile . . . willing worker . . . Tom . 23 Lfiw fi VVINIFRICIJ C1.r:MlcN1's Sain! Vimienlhv Parish Vivacifvus, amiahlv Chattvrbox . . . loves n good time' , . . lifv of tht' party . . . Havc' vnu hvurd this om? . . . Winnin '. MARl91XRl'lT CLQUS1-1 Sain! PaIrif'k'.f, Ravena Cr-nc-rous . , . iuwardlv vomposed . . . punc- tuahly plus . . . an :mswvr to 1-vc-ry qu:-stxon . . . waxndvrlust . . . MHI'gll '. BARBARA COM FORT Cathedral Parish Conscivntious studvnt . . . gvntlm- pativncf' . . . simplf--and-swwt . . . C1zxthc'drz1l's most rm-liuhlv . . . R11bs . M.A'FII,I3fX Com-2.-x Sain! ViIl!7Flll'5 Parish A fricfnd in nm-vd . . . a fricnd indw-d . . . unprvtvntious . . . unaffvctcd . . . thc- littlr' things Count with our . . . TilIif- . 24 1 ALICE CUZDEY Our Lady of Mercy Parish Cute as a bunny . . . essence of sweetness . . . chic wardrobe . . . eyes tfhat talk . . . a joy laugh . . . Alice . ANNA TERESA DALY Cathedral Parish Curly golden locks . . . bubbling vitality . . sweet voice .... sensational giggles . . K'Anne . Dorus DECKER Our Lady Help of Christians Parish Soft expressive eyes. . . devotee, of the thea-ter . . . gracious, charming manner . . . easy conversationalist . . . Doris . JOSEPH DEE Saint Patrick's, Ravena Perfect gentleman . . . a quiet sense of deter- mination . . . friendliness expressed by his eyes . . . Joe . 25 26 MARIPL DE MURA Sl. james' Parixh Dancing eyes . . . dancing toes . . . trick dresser . . . highly photogenic . . . strictly feminine . . . M:-nie . .IOAN IJ1ANm-: Saint j'oxef1h'.v Parish Never at a loss for words . . . dotes on notes . . . avid reader of modern novels . . . atten- tive student . . . K'joanie . MARGARET DILLENBPZCK Calhedral Parish A special seat in Joe-'s Hjalopyl' , . . enthusias- tic, loyal . . . unaffected . . . fair and square . . . Peggy , DIANE DOBBS Saint yosephiv Parish Sincere friend . . . leasant a reeable . . . a . , . ', . great one for seem things' . . . loquacxous . . . Diane , l MARILYN DUNNING Cathedral Parish Unruflled eoiffure . . . neat as a pin . . . velvet-like complexion . . . a cool head and warm heart . . . Marilyn . GRIFFITH EDWARDS Our Lady Help of Christians Parish A willing worker . . . easy to get along with . . . honest in all his relationships . . . Grif . JANE EVANS Blessed Sacrament Parish Graceful dancer . . . fun to be with . . . nothing ever disturbs her . . . eager Chatter . . . Jannie . MICHAEL 'FERRANDINO Cathedral Parish Impressive speaker . . . tall, dark . . . loyal to all C. A.'s activities . . . easy going . . . Mike . 27 K' MARY ANNE F ERRERI Holy Cross Parish Sport enthusiast . . . winning personality . . . capable and sincere . . . friend in fair or foul weather . . . Mary Annu. BETTY FITZSXMMONS Saint josephls Parish A genuine smile walks hand in hand with twinkling eyes . . . happy-go-lucky . . . com- panionable, chatty . . . Fitz . DANIEL FLANAGAN Cathedral Parish Ready, willing and able . . . late arrival . . day-dreamer . . . courteous . . . afilable . . Danny . ANNA FUDA Saint Anthony's Parish Gentle, charming manner . . . friendly . . . cheerful, smiling . . . enthusiasm for history . . . Ann , 281 JEAN GEIER Cathedral Parish A forceful speaker . . . never ignores lier appetite . . . bangs . . . makes up her mind quickly . . . jc-an . MARIE GoEs Saint Pdffifkli, Ravena Diligent worker, co-operative . . . expresses friendliness by her slow but dazzling smile . . . adaptable . . . Marie . JEAN GOODALL Cathedral Parish Sweet, sincere . . . mild manner . . . even disposition . . . a busy commercial student . . . engrossed in shorthand and typing . . . Jeanne . LEONARD GORDON Toni Creme Wave Curls . . .late again . . . class jester . , . an incessant talker . . . excels in jitterbugging . . . Lenny , 29 EQ E MARILYN I'IALLl'1NBECK Cathedral Parish Kvvping up-to-thc-minute on thc latest song hits . . . musir, hcr favoritr' pastime . . . likcs soap opt-ras . . . Murl . MARY 'lilll'2RliSA Hi:1Nzl-1 Cathedral Parixh A quick, sincvrc smilr' . . . latf-st fashions . . a good mixer . . . 4-mcit-nt, charitablf' . . Mary . MARIl'1 I'lILS'l'ON Caihedral Parish Thr- busier, thc bcttc-r . . . congenial . . . un- rufllf-d disposition . . . our good l'R.N. . . . Marie , ELMIALR .Iom-zs Cathedral Parish Cowboy fan . . . can be found at the Para- mount . . . quiet moods of reflection . . . that plaid jacket! . . . Eln1cr . Iwlll WILLIAM KELLEY Saint Patricklx Parish Great enthusiasm for living . . . full of fun and pranks . . . we'll not forget . . . Kcl . lJOLORES KENNEY Saint Thomas' Parish Calm serenity of a placid lake . . . light hearted and gay . . . a good listener . . . generous . . . Do1ores . BERNICE KIERNAN Cathedral Parish Petite . . . versatile in interests . . . warm hearted essence of loyalty . . . courteous . . . Bernice , EDWARD KNAPP Saint james' Parish Sleepy . . . I guess so . . . gets a big kick out of life . . . irresistible companionship . . . a sport devotee . . . Eddie , 32 I'lENRY KOONZ Sain! james Parixh Man of many talents . . . rrcl haired and genial . . . assct to any party . . . Red , .IEAN LE FEVRE Sain! josephk Parixh Facial cxprrssions . . . c-yes that shinc with hidden humor . . . enjoys living . . . anxious to please . . . Jean , ROBERT LIQONARDI Calhedral Parish Noted 1-spa-cially for his frivndlinvss . . . al- ways with a camera . . . jovial . . . smooth dancer . . . big plans in mind . . . Bob . VINCENT Liuzzi Cathedral Parixh Unforgrttablc . . . determine-d to obtain his dvsires . . . would like to forget rules and regulations . . . Vinci-'Y l MARY MAGK Sain! josephlr Parish Rings on her Hngers . . . loquacious . . . weakness for green convertibles . . . J0an's in- separable . . . Mary . BETTY MCALVLEX' Sain! Pafrickfr Parish Typical Irish colleen . . . .Iitterbug jill . . . full of vim, vigor and vitality . . . party gal . . . Betty-Jane . -'AMES MCCABE Sacred Heart Parish Quiet manner . . . slow, shy smile . . . eager to get ahead . . . gentlemanly . . . weakness for baseball . . . co-operative . . . ,Iim . MARION NlClJONOUUH Cathedral Parixh Easy come, easy go . . . yen for cream puffs and chocolate eclairs . . . Oh! those baby-blue eves . . . Knitty-Fiend . . . Peachy . nlo11N Mllf,iRAWN' Sain! Palrirk's Parixh All-round athlrtc' . . . frivndly . . . not u trace of vanity in him . . . warm he-art . . . a thousand and one frm-ckles . . . l'Muggsy . ANNA Mxc:HALs1u Saint Georgelv Parish Shorthand whizz . . . ,Iupers smart wardrobe . . . blond love-linrss . . . dignified . . . Anno , Louisa MORREALLL Sain! josephk Parish DFIIILIYI' . , . Dark Eye'-sn . . . gentle patience . . . retiring . . . a true friend is our . . . Louise , .IOAN MULLIGAN Cathedral Parixh Infectious laughter . . . knack for coming late . . . dancing feet . . . a Crown of golden hair . . . Hilo . MARY Rosle NERO Saint An'thony'x Parish Fleeting moods . . . now quiet, now gay . . . friendly smile . . . Woolworth's exeeutiveu . . . always ladylike . . . Rosie . IiOUlSl'1 NUNZIATO Sain! Patrickis, Ravena Charming personality . . . affable . . . gentle as a lamb . . . a general favorite . . . Marie . IJANn:L O,BRlEN Calhedml Parish Slow but sure . . . K'Love that study Oh! that hair cut . . . genial . . . Danny Boy . . . Harpo . NANQY O'BRlr:N Cathedral Parish Loyal . . . Dream Girl . . . efficient leader . . . forever talking . . . generous . . . Could I lend a hand?,' . . Nan . 5 'l'IlERl-ISA O'CoNNE1.1. Sain! josephls Parish Rrscrved . . . gvntevl . . . refreshing appcar- ancc' . . . a raven-haired bvauty . . . serene . . . Tvrry . .IOAN CYCONNOR Cathedral Parish Amicablc- . . . dotcs on rc-d clothes . . . So whatll' . . dainty bows in her hair . . . Irish . .IOAN Ouvl-:R Blessed Sacrament Parish Nonchalant . . . Dresdrn coloring . . . out- spoken . . . cordial manner . . . a. staunch friend . . . .I0aniv . .lA1mf.s O'N1-111.1, Sain! Pafrick's, Ravena An vnthusiast . . . personality plus . . . dis- arming smile' . . , flashy fashions . . . -Iimmv . Ivbl LUCILLE PEZZULA Saint Anthony? Parixh Competent . . . good things come in small packages . . . amazing amount of energy in a petite girl . . . our typing whiny, . . . Lf-e . WILLIAM PRICE Saint joxephk Parish Unruliied . . . prefers small ladies . . . loves to tease . . . K'Where have you been Billy Boy? . . . Bill'l. ANTOINETTE RAU Cathedral Parish A trim, prim young Miss . . . zealous student . . . sincere friend . . . genuine personality . Toni . PATRICIA RAY Cathedral Parixh Personality overflowing . . . a laudable sing- ing VOICE . . . dauntless debater . . . a tip- top friend . . . Pat . 8 ROBERT RAY Cathedral Parish Good-natured . . . well-balanced attitude . . imaginative . . . small but forceful . . teacher's petn . . . Bobhy . CARM1-:LLA Rlcurrzno Cathedral Parish A pixie-like twinkle in her eye . . . merry dis- position . . . neatly attired . . . sweeter than candy . . . Carm . EDWARD RILPLY Cathedral Parish Tranquil personality . . . quiet and shy . . . eonservative dresser . . . Daddy long-legs 6SEd19 ELEANOR RISTAU Our Lady Help of Christians Parish Soft spun hair of golden hue . . . ardent equestrian . . . winning smile . . . precious bundle of sweetness . . . Heartaches . . . El . l MICHALINE Rizzo Holy Cross Parixh Happy, engaging personality . . . willing helper . . . pensive . . . placid . . . Mickey , ELIZABETH ROSRNBERGHR Cathedral Parish Carefree . . . engaging . . . warm-hearted . . essence of sincerity and loyalty . . . Liz , MARIE SALAMIDA Cathedral Parish A gifted pianist . . . capturing the mood and melody . . . sweet, unaffected, lingering love- liness . . . K'Re-Re . BERNADETTE SAPKO Cathedral Parish Mad dashes to keep appointments . . . a source of mischief . . . talkative . . . cheerful . . . Bernie- . we-'Q-. 40 DONALD SCOONS Saint jamex' Parish A fair-haired lad bursting with energy . . . sprightly blue eyes . . . in again . . . out again . . . sharp dresser . . . Don , THOMAS SMYTH Saint Yamex, Parish That royal blue sweater! . . . excels in geome- try . . . speedy . . . Smyth is blithe . . . molten, golden laughter . . . Tommy . EDNA STAATS Cathedral Parish School spirit personified . . . sparkling person- ality . . . a capable leader . . . full of fun . . . fancy free . . . Eddie . JUNE STANKUS Saint josephis Parish Hair like the golden draughts of sun-kissed air . . . always sincere . . , reserved . . . re- strained humor . . . June , l PAUL TAYLOR Cafhedml Parish Modest . . . talented . . . clever, original idffas . . . puns , . . a good sport . . . Paul . MARGARIQT 'THIBAUDEAU Cathedral Parish A hint of French in her deep dark eyrs . . lov:-ly coquottv . . . always reminiscing . . capricious, vivarious brunette . , . liM3I'glC'.. GLORIA rl'OMASONlL Calhedral Parish A face like a Cherub . . . a disposition to match . . . a spirited chef-rleadrr . . . bangs . . . Do Do . RAYMOND VAN VALKENBURQL Saint joxephfv Parish Robust, commanding appearance' . . . a mis- chievous gleam in his rye . . . dry humor . . . Rav . llll -IOAN WATICRS Saint j'oseph's Panixh Little Orphan Annie . . . rosy Cheeks . . . natural curls . . . dancing eyes . . . a Staid friend . . . Joanie . ROBERT WAUGH Sain! 7o.veph'.r Parish Red earmuffs and red mittens. . .sharp dresser . . . witty remarks . . . aflixes nick- names to everyone . . . vigorous debate-r . . . ..B0b,,. EDWARD Wm-:N Our Lady Help of Christianx Parish Superlative orator . . . no task too great . . . ever so friendly . . . whole-heartedly coopera- tive . . . Eddie . ROBERT ZIBELL Sacred Heart Parish Friendly . . . droll . . . Man with a car?' . . . jolly smile . . . surprising antics . . ready . . . able . . . and willing . . . Bob . H21 s When our High School days are over, and the years have come to pass, Our thoughts will always hover on our old graduating classy, FHESHNIEN YEAR The September of 1944 marked the entrance of many Green Freshmen into the portals of Cathedral Academy. We, as freshmen, were blamed for all the con- fusion in the halls, talking in study periods, and every other misdemeanor that could be committed by a high school student. That year took from us Father Taaffe, and gave to us our beloved principal, Father Forman. Public speaking became a main issue with the appearance of Mrs. Sciutto. On February 7, 1945, C.A.'s big happy family was enlarged by the arrival of Saint Josephis Academy pupils. SUPHUMUHE YEAH As wise fools we roamed the halls looking down our noses at the lowly Freshmen. This was the year that Shorthand, Geometry, and World History gave a tendency to the appearance of grey hzlir. Th-is also was the year that God took from us Sister Gertrude, whose memory we shall never forget. Our teams became injected with new enthusiasm because of feminine cheerleaders. On came June and with it, the inevitable examinations. Somehow, we came through with Hyine' colors. JUNIUB YEAH Upper classmen at last! Super Suds wasn't the only thing 'improved this year. Cathedral obtained that New Look 'by decking out the gentler sex with new blue uniforms. The debut of C.A.'s Canteen made competing canteens sit up and take notice. Every girl swooned at the sight of the new football team. They were so round, so firm, so fully packed, so quick and easy on the plays, that we certainly were proud of them. Who could forget the Christmas Semi-Formal? May brought the joyous anticipat-ion of the Junior Prom which was held on the I4-th of that month. Never before was there such a gala Junior Prom. SENIOR YEAR We are Seniors. This is the best and most memorable year of all our school years. On the reopening of school, we were greeted by our new superior, Mother Seraphine. The extra-curricular activities were broadened by the establishment of the Camera Club. Our last retreat was given by Father Adrian who captured every student with his kindness and quick wit. The Senior Ball was magnihcent and every graduate arrived with much glory and splendor. C'ass night came and the long awaited graduation exercises. The end of our high school days. We are now men and women of the world. Graduates of Cathedral Academy. MARGARET THmArim:Au ELEANOR Risrsi' l43l - 4 W R 'A ' fizuit, - 0 Xflfwl 'YU S . It I Not even during the Reign of Terror, when they were harassed by the soldiers of the Revolution, and imprisoned, was the spirit of the order broken. But under the leadership of their beloved Superior, Mother Saint .Iohn Fontbonne, daily did they keep themselves in readiness for death, not knowing when, like their Com- panions, they would be summoned to the scaffold. The fall of Robespierre, how- ever, hastened the release of Nlother Saint john and her Community. For twelve years these noble women, without advantage of a eonvent or religious habit, in- struetecl the ignorant, eared for the poor and siek, ever trusting in God to repair the ruin wrought by an irreligious government. Their trust was rewarded in eighteen hundred seven when the spiritual Father of a group of holy women in Saint Etienne requested Mother Saint john to unite the group under the rules of the disbanded Congregation of Saint joseph. They formed the nucleus of the Mother House in Saint Etienne, whieh was transferred in eighteen hundred sixteen to Lyons, to the Chateau Yon, adjaeent to the monastery oi' Saint Bruno. I44l MARTYRDUINI Nmvra ul' St. tloscp ,ffl H11 lfn No Roo M 56 Our lmft to Right: Josvphinr' Raponi, Margarvt Spagnola, Shirlvy M1-tvgm-, .Iovcv Nurmuudiu, Nlsnx' Pullniszliiu, Lorruint' Drvinr, Elvira 'Iif'I'l'l'll7lI1l, liilrvn Yvnuurcl, juan Waugh, Pllimlmctlt Mulligan. 'lim Putriria Mills-r, Joan Paglucio, Rita Stamiano, Rita Marx, Ann Rohinsou Cluthvrinv Schultz, Dorothy Mr-halak, Rita Mvhzilak, Mary Mrilorinirk, Margarrt Ravitn: l'idn.'l Vnillc'nt'0urt, 'llzrrr Jost-ph Clollztndra, Josvph Motto, Alvc-ra Vincrgucrra, Marv Wringardvn, Con- stzuirr- F1-idf-n, Marv Waldron, Br-atrirv Byrnv, Paul Tartapflia, Harold Ward. 1 Four William CTN:-il, .IAIIIPS Joyce, Rogrr Buckley, Ravmond Moonvv, Karl Dir-mand, VVultr-r Nikflflllll. Sam Yanni, l'l1igf'iw Dwyvr, Dani:-l Mrflrzlw, Lvn SOIIllIll'I'Vllll', I,0uix Salvo. l '16 'I ROOM 35 Razr' Our- Svatf-d, Loft to Right:--lNIargarr't Flint, Kathryn Krlly, Palrivin Nvvin, Snllx lilligott, Loretta Morelli, Thrrosa Mvlrvca, Frc-da Hrlo, Margarvi Biggar, Dnlmv-s Donato, Marx' Ann Lf'l f'vrc'. Hmm' Iizi-on Rosomary Burke, Hclrn Bannon, Anno McGlarry, Ann Hauunont, Iilivulwtlm .Xmln-, .Ivan ECuvr'r, Patricia Braclv, Miriam Grubvr, Ann Hoofrr. Hou' Three-'Ross Schaller, Helen DeCarlo, Dorothy Ward, Patricia Dunbar, Marilyn Mc'- Dr-rmott, Mary Champlin, Esther DonVito, Kathlcvn Grogan, Mary Lats-ri. Row Four7Raymond O,Nfil, Louis Ke-ys, Ronald Cosgravf, Robert Waugh, Orlando Orsini, William Burke, john Ferris, Robe-rt Wvller, Stephen Davis, Stanlvy jahlonowslci, Victor Iunvlli, Lvonard Liuzzi, Thomas O'Nc'il. l47l Tf s ' 1 , x ,I s 1 The Congregation prospered for many years despite many difficulties, and on january fourth, eighteen hundred thirty-six, twenty-nine years after its restoration in France, a little 'band of six missionaries, after asking the blessing of God upon their glorious, but hazardous venture, bade farewell to their Mother House at Lyons, for America. They landed at New Orleans in a terrific storm on the twenty-third of February. pressing onward up the Mississippi to found at Carondelet, the first convent of the Sistcrs ol Saint .loseph in America. The village of Carondelet was a mere collec- tion ol log-cabins, inhabited by Creoles and woodmongersg yet the Sisters, for the most part gentle women of France, took these people to their hearts, and with their characts ristic love ol' sacrifice, endured the hard work, the misery, and the poverty, which ever attend the founding of a mission. Their convent was a crude log-cabin barely large enough to accommodate even their smzlll number, so small that the upper story. or sleeping quarters. had to bc reached by a ladder on the outside. The small convent, which also served as a schoolroom, was easily shaken by the cold winds rushing across the prairies, and a common sight within the cabin was an umbrella perched over the stove to protect the fire from the rain and snow which entered through the cracks in the walls, and roof. Missions were established throughout the West, the Southwest, and the eastern parts ol' our country. At Long Prairie an Indlian school was started with fifteen pupils. Here government provisions were dispensed by the Sisters to the poor H8 VI fy new .tfxs X ey among the Indians, bearing again their cross into the hovels of tht- poor and the ignorant. Into the Civil-war-torn South, the noble Sisters found their way, and es- tablished a school for colored children. The community continued to grow, and in a few years, the Mother House at Carondelet branched Out into several establishments -in Canada, Minnesota, Pennsyl- vania, Virginia, New York, California, and Hawaii. The first house of the Congregation of the Sisters of Saint joseph in the Albany Diocese was opened at Oswego in eighteen hundred fifty-eight. This diocese differed widely in both social and spiritual aspects from those in the central and northern sections of the country which the Sisters entered at an earlier period. Missionaries had shed their blood in the country of the Mohawks, and had endured torture and death that the Faith might be spread among the Indians. Inspired by the examples of those who had gone before them, the Sisters set zealously to work, teaching and doing wprks of mercy. During the Plague of eighteen hundred seventy-eight at Camp Father Matthew, established as an experimental curedfor-fever-camp, the faithful Sisters ministered untiringly to the sick and afhicted, many of them losing their own lives in the interest of humanity and science. In Cuba, during the Spanish-American War. the Sisters brought comfort, and the consolation of Religion, as army nurses, to the siek and wounded. I49l W ll 3 23? E1 I 21 555 A fre ei ll H, fa .WP54 afiifii' N:-f'1fw-, ROOM IH Hmf' Um lmfl to Right: Al31l'glll'l'l Wfhilv, Elsim' U'Dl'll, Clllristim' llzltuldu, .XIllll'll1' Um'- Pi , . I . .. ,, , . , zum, .Imam lull, .Iulm lnllto, lc-wsu lnl'fm1m',Lutlu-rlllv' I'lIl'l.ill'U. lfrrzw 'lzwv Marx' CI.xmiuiti, 'l'l11-mloru Uzylmowski, Marx' Forman, llvlvn llvdgrmlm, liilm-1-11 l lam.1g1an, Louisa- Di llulio, Rosc' Nunziuto, Gvrtrmnclm- k'1C'MJlLlgll, Hzu'lmru Mzxlusm-lx. Huff' 'lhlfr l 1a1nc'c's Rossvtti, 'Ioan lNlorrr'alv, Dolorvs Nolxm, Dolurvs Bzxilvy, Mzlrion Mc'- Nullv, Mzargzm-t Cullen, vIvl'l'l'S2l Possvlllntu. lfnzc' lfrmr' ,laulws Russo, vvllllillll Tir-rm'y, John Umm, Edgar 'l'0wm.c'nd, Frm-d MrD-'1'l11ott, ,Xllu-rt Kiguli, liugvru' Cliccollm-lu, Gvrzxld MC'cll'2lW, Bl'Il1'Llll't Clxristiunal. I'50l ROOM 32 Ron' Onf' Loft to Right:--f-Anno di Donn-nico, Ann Girvin, Rosvrnary Krusik, Rosrmury llvlou, Virginia Rossi, Elvanor Ray, Eilfcn Hilston, Tc'rm'Sa Markoski, B1'rnad1'tt1' R4f'clI'ilW' Mario Ualsolaro, l'i'0it' TzvofAntoinr-ttc Frangr-lla, .Ioan Nvlh. Dorothy Ollonnvll, Mary Rourlw, Rosuliu 1 Nisky, .Ioan Kano, Sliirlry Hulvtt, Joan Vadnry, Hclvn Scalzo, Corliss Burton, Marv Caralza. Row 'Ilzrfe-V Ada Campbc-ll, Lucillc' Cu7dvy, Rita dv Gonzaguc, Dorothy Edwards, Lvna Marti- nvz, I-lr-lu-n Divinsky, Nancy Polito, Joann Kvtzrr, Gloria Rm-gina, Christinv Romano. Rau' FUIIY'-IZIIIICS Hanlon, Paul Ladocour, Raymond Conley, john Loudis, Andrea Vf'Ff1'2lll Frank Lydvn, Lawrvnfv Roonvy, John Drdrifk, Gilbert Rvisnvr, Joscpli Prior, Rorvm Duva, Clarvncv Fishcr, John Ray, William LaBatc. f51l v J V- 'i I W , l-J, Hi w ' ' Url' , v . N' ' Xfij' 1Jl A few decades back in September, eighteen hundred sixty-one we find that at the invitation of Bishop lVIcCloskey, the Sisters of Saint -Ioseph took up their YPITIIJOYZXIQ' residence in an old brick house on Eagle Street in Albany. Sister l r:1neis Xavier Husey was Superior. With Sister Ephraim W'ade, she took charge in two upper rooms of the small 'Cathedral school on .Iefferson Street, of the girls, and little boys between the ages of six and ten yearsg the Christian Brothers taught the large boys, The total enrollment was twfo hundred pupils, Mary Lawlor, who afterwards entered the novitiate in Troy, and was known as Sister Lueina, was the first girl registered. In eighteen hundred sixty-six the Sisters moved into a new convent on Elm Street. In response to a demand for a girls seleet school. at that time the equivalent of the day academy, additional property was purchased on Elm Street in eighteen seventy-two, and a building erected by popular subseription. This school was opened in eighteen hundred seventy-four. Sister Florentine Daly was in charge. ln eighteen hundred ninety-two, the school was chartered by the Regents ol' the State of New York, and 'became known as the Cathedral Academy. ln nineteen hundred seven. property was acquired at the corner of Elm and Hawk Streets, for the erection of a new convent. November, nineteen hundred eight, saw the S-isters in their new convent at 122 Elm Street. l52l FQ Q. X,- CATHHDRAL CONVEN1 V22 Elm Strvvt T531 lnf-3llW N Raw Now Rom Ifnw Hou' Room Zi One Sm-atvd, Lrft to Righti-Margaret Zoller, Carol Archvr, Carmc-lla Pc-trrllzi, Marii- Andrrws, Elizabeth Edwards, Norm-n Grady, Mary Ann O'Nvill, Marilyn Mulligan, lilizuln-th Canabush, Barbara Smith. 'fwn -Mary O'Hi-nnvy, Mary Ticrnvy, Irvnc' Gcivr, Marilyn Wvllvr, Alice Kirby, Mary Hanlon, 'l'ln'rvsa Bvaurhainv, Joyce Nautvl, Mariann O'Nm-ill, Marion Hanlon. 'fhrff f- Thomas Cosgravc-, Anthony Campigno, Anthony MacDonald, William Rm-inisch, Donald Mailloux, John Brvnnan, Philip DvGonzcquc-, Frank Sgambrllonr, Jann-s Brady. Four Frank Farrcll, Ronald Miller, Edward Raffvrty, Rivhard Carpc-ntivr, Rohm-rt Hurrah, Alhcrt Ciampi, Frank Chiffolo, Dominick Curro, William Simmons, jvronv- Domhrowski. Fivf Paul Ahairr. Rohr-rt Staplr-ton, Elmvr Potts, William Donoto, Rohm-rt From-lirh, I.:-onard Camphf-ll, Eugenr- Fvrris, Donald Allison, Ki-nnrth Ste-inbarh, .I2lllll'S Bovair. l54l 3 S 5 3 X M an K L Q X A iii , 1 . nik fy at QS S 'iw Q as O Q M sf g !- . s G' t ISK db '.-' Q1 qx 2 , G 13 I K x A WN 3 :A Q 1 'rM am Q A A .Q x .Q 3 12 Q Q M 4 'ls!. Ii n3 I his , Y 1 kann , N , N K . Wx QW, My K li , M. 1:L...,, x my Q I gv x kk N x ., Q ff li - ' ' - 'X E A Q - f Sv. S a KL W N. M , xfw X N as Q , l , 5 EQ S xiiiiii Qiliffi at lf, lf-1 The Cathedral Academy grew rapidly and the central feature of the Diamond jubilee celebration of the parish was the dedication of the new Cathedral School, our Academy. It is one of the most modern in the eastern section of the State. Every room receives southern sunlight. Over the entrance on Elm Street is a bas-relief, showing Triumphant Democracy, holding aloft the torches of Learning and Wisdom, sur- mounted by the Cross of Christ. The school motto, Pro Deo, Patria et Scientia , is an inspirational phrase lor us all. The Academy, at present, has a registration of over eleven hundred pupils, a faculty of thirty-one, twenty-seven of whom are Sisters of Saint joseph. lt has grown and flourished and is a power by which the Church of God has reached the hearts and minds of its children who belong not only to the Cathedral parish but to approximately twenty other parishes within a radius of several miles. 'l'he Sisters of Saint .Ioseph have made the halls ol' Cathedral a dear memory to all who enter them. The Sisters are proud of the men and women of today who were their pupils a few years ago. And the men and women of tomorrow, who are their pupils today, love and respect them for the inspiration they have been during hours spent in classrooms, library, or chapel. Their work will go on, and we who reverence them will keep their memory alive by loyalty to the principles they taught. F561 CATHEDRAL ACADEMY I 57 1 QVC 19 Q is G! - W -saw X 5? .. ...,..,...w.-- if ,qv A if ' N N g x .iwaff Ml ' qv., H-rJ' m'1 W qv. ul' ' ' P Z 1i X 1' fzkffl' , 4 X uw '. 3 A TYPICAL IIAY IN THE LIFE UF A SENIUII 'fYour high school days are the happiest days in your life , is an old adage re- peated continuously to students today. It may surprise the adults, who remind us of this, that we are well aware of the fact that these are our happiest days. Each day holds something new in store for us. In other words, there is never a dull moment . To illustrate the daily procedure followed by a Senior at Cathedral, we have acquired the services of a few of our classmates fwith apologies to all Powers modelsj. With eager anticipation-??? we awake at seven each morning, and after per- forming our regular early morning routine, hurry,-and I emphasize'-hurry- to school. During the course of the morning we struggle through Chemistry, Trig, Shorthand, and that ever lovin' History C. With relieved mind and hearty appetite, we welcome the lunch hour. The school cafeteria, as well as nearby stores, buzz with the talk of the morning's events and the uncertainty of those yet to come. Afternoon classes go by rapidly, despite the many disturbances, and before we realize it the dismissal bell is sounding through the halls. For many, that means the end of school for another day, but for Seniors, there are a number of extra-curricular activities in which we participate. The Public Speaking Club, the Camera Club, and the various sports demand the co-operation of every student at Cathedral. Boys and girls, who, during class, appeared to be definitely fatigued, assume a new energy as they take their places on the stage or in the gym. After all, another hour or so won't make too much difference. At horne, our endless chatter about our day at school is welcomed by our parents who find this an ideal way of 'bringing back their own school-day memories. After a satisfying dinner and a reasonable amount of studying fwe rnustn't forget thatl, we prepare for a little recreation. If it were Friday night fand let's pretend it isl our natural destination would 'be the C.A. Canteen. Dressed in our Sunday best we once more arrive at school, after having left' it less than four hours ago. Friends, dancing, and refreshments all aid 'in making our night an enjoyable one. After stopping somewhere for a coke or hamburger, we sleepily go to what is traditionally known as Home Sweet Home . It is no wonder then that these days are termed our l1appiest . Despite the worry, anxiety, and fatigue that accompany such pleasures, we are urged onward by that incomparable gift known as Youth . To us, twenty-four hours is hardly long enough to satisfy the innumerable activities that crowd our daily schedule. Right now, you'll pardon ine, I'm sure-fyawnj-it's been a big day!!! LUCILLE PEZZULA l60l CAN YOU EVER FUHGET ?? ? How we used to raee up the stairs trying to heat the bell. How Peggy llillenheek rushed down the hall at fl: IS. lNe wonder why? How glad we were when vacations Cilllll' along' and sehool has closed until the next year. That shiny erearn Buick ol' .Ioe Calsolarols parked out in front of school and Bob Zihell's '33 trinket-laden Ford parked just a little way up the street. How -lean Geier and Doris Wolf led the bookkeeping class with their marks in the lower seventies. The anxiety of the Puhlie Speaking tryouts. How frustrated L'Oogie,, lVeller and -limmy -Ioyee used to get when Mrs. Seiutto called on them in the Puhlie Speaking Class. How the hoys used to eongregate hy the statue in the hall. That iniinitahle rendition of Temptation by LeftyH Bannon. The cheering ol' the students led by the spirited cheerleaders at all the games Those vivid shirts that -lirnmy O'Neill wore. THE GRADUATES 'l'he swiftly fading speeters sweep down the hallowed halls. And bend their heads to hide the tear that glistens as it falls. These ghosts, in shrouds of memory, pass down -in silent pain As with ealm resignation They tread sweet mem,ry's lane. Ah. once they were gay figures, with life and hearty laughs, And now they pass by golden plaques that show their epitaphs. They leave with but one solace that lessens all their fears!- For they shall be remembered, Respected through the years. PATRICIA RAY, '48 I' til l www- .A.w..,...Ww4..V,,, Us 1, il 3, 1 a L Q I s 3 1, W , .. l Egan .. 7 Af.'l,1 vis my 1 Hx., , 1,5 xl Q' .,..,,-u-.-M.. 3-'Q ws ws . .-1, .. 1 . I Q ,..., may E ,222 ni UWT? r WN ,,,., ,fe v' I 'A 'ii' 4. nil . ' , Q 9 is-323. + - , 51 ,Q A H3 , 14 'iv . ' Q- il 1 'X ei S M , 3 ix in Sl Qs Q s' :wir ,KW ,4 4 Q , ,Af ,QR Q fri? Q A V . W :aaE' ..: , k W3 l fi? QQ 5X I .sf , ,, ' A ' W4 t .,: ...,. 4 3 ,Wag ff 5:5231 A 5' , 'W D W K Q 1 r - lgigdwui 1, J , , -' A yy! QW gf fg1ifyvg,n,x,,g,g,, U If W S x Y ,W .mf it N 1 ' wg -aff? J 'F' , N 1 0 . -H. .i t .F fl? 3 '4efQvr.--' Q Ag... xg ax Q va eww Q J :Q fix, V P 1'ff,f , , X , I is .iv 1 Y Y' ' a E ,N W , YN .aw Qi .. 'ss 5453, W, - gr -- 1 , Q I' ' ' . Q i ..... H f - 8 , X , A 5 L , A , 3, if '- Q L ,AQ, 3 ' kgs X 4 N 'bw Q' d QQ , L f K f Q Y 'jr Q, QW, , ' I J , , . M W- W fgx A' -f I V . s f v .P A x xv .x L 11 Mx Y! Am-1 af 'bu' If M Y I 1 r N pf X ' l cflly .R rf, ' 1 X ix ,f 1, XJ if , Y I Troy was wlvctvci for tht- tmvitizltv :md prcwiiivigil hmm' of tht- vustvtii prm'im'v of thc' Congrt-gntiori. ln vightvvn hundrcd sixty-fmir, ll pivcc of pmpm-rty was swim-ci ant thc ht-nd of .lt'H'c-norm Strvc-t. rI'r'0y, and svrvvd this purpcm- for forty-viylht yvnrs. 'I'hl'Il it was fvlt I1l'l'l'SSi1ly to providv Ll uvw mwitizxtc' as tht- COITIIIILIIUIY had mitgrnwn this first Mothvr Houma The- old Saint -Imoph's Ec'c'lmi:1mtit'z1l Svrnitiuly was purc'hq1st'd in nim't04'n illllldlltii vight. :mid dcdifzitvd four yvzirs aftvr, on Uc'Ct'n1ht-r clvvt-nth, ninvtvvn hun- drvd twvlvv, ziftvr cxtvmivc- rvnovutions and rvpzlirs had hcvn Complvtvd. Sinu- tht- Sim-rs' ruining to tht' rivw Mothvr Housc in ni1u'tc-vn hundrvd twvlvv, tht- num- hvr of suhjm-cts gr:-w mort' numvrous with yvur. It, thvrvforv, hl'C1lI'lllx impvmtivc' to proviclt- ai lnrgvr vdihvv for prayvr and worship. I'iK'Ill'l'. tht- hvziutiiiul Gothic' Chapvl wax r'r1'r'tf'd. Saint -Iowph's Svminziry has hvvn zu luirxvry for rvligious tt-:u'hv1's, hundrvds of whom haw- gout- forth to vxc-rt thc-ir inHum'm'v in that clztssroiotnls throughout tht- Alhziny and Syrzifusv Diocr-svs. I bil I ,J- 'Z4W' ' Q11 erm! 3 13953 5 EF- XX TZ: 'll Ti C5 'A , 'E EE '. , , . W1 S fifi' Q QL 1 ,,ms 'W?' ,wx yn i ' r W . ,QYHPX ,,,:-fz, .M A -if Vi v? A A, Q k .na ., A , www - aw 'L 4 f X SAINT JOSIiPI'I,S SIQMINARY V651 ,4 2 Wx ' Q22 , iv 5 w J, 4 . T. E r Q F R G3 n, NI.-xRY. FL't.I, oi-' Giuczi-3 .... Bri Si..x1.s 5.-wi-1 SOULS.. ln tht- days ol old, knights, lords, and kings inarrhvd forth to do hattlv against tht' lic'athc'n posscssors ol' tht' Holy Land. As thu' liought and won thvir hattlvs undvr this standard ol' Christ, thi' King, so thx' inc-rnhvrs of thn- Catholim' Youth Organization light tht- liorrvs ol physical. moral, and spiritual 4-vil in thc' world today, hy artivt' participation in thi' 'JTO-il'l'l5 ol- thvii' i't'spc'c'tivv units. Clatlivdralk Catholic Youth fylgillllllllltill lwcanw avtivm- as soon as olliwrs had hr'i'n t'li't'tt'd in Ovtolwr. Nlary 'l'lwrvsa llvinzc- was rhosvn pr's'l'Cc'tg Barbara Coinlort, vict'-pi'vl'vCtg lN1argarc't Spagnola. Nl'CI'l'ti'll'yQ and .lohn Fvriis, tFl'ziSl1ltl'l'. Dur- ing' tht' lollowing' nionths, tht- liili'l'21llll'l' Connnittm- prvscntcd a skit to rvinind thc- studcnt bodv ol' Catholii' Hook lYOc'liQ tlll' hlis- sion Clonnnittvv niadv ai drivv for thc salt- ol' Christmas Svalsg thc RllQ'll2ll'lSllt' ClUITlITlllll'l' svwvd altar linm-ns. and pr:-svntvcl a llllllhllliilh play: and thc Social Connnittvt' sponsorvd wvvkly danvvs at tht- l'X'l'I'-llllplllill' C.A. l5anc'Cland . I ma 1 MISSIUN UNIT 0F The Miss-ion Unit of the CYO has been very active since its re-organiza- tion, October, 1947. The first mission activity undertaken was the selling ol' Christmas seals which was prompted by the 'invitation from our diocesan director to the Cathedral students to help in a little wayn the mission work carried on in our diocese by the Propa- gation of the Faith Society and the Holy Childhood Society. With much trepidation we ordered 5,000 seals. On the Hrst day of the sale, however, our fears were set aside and order after order of l,000, 2,000, 5,000 went in until we reached the grand total of sixty-six thousand. On November l0, we had three showings of a movie entitled Obey the Command which in dramatic narration told the history and the foundation of the Holy Childhood Society. As a result of seeing this movie our young missionaries, par- ticularly the grammar school children, got busy with mite boxes to ransom pagan babies. At thc end of Decem- ber, 1947, we had ransomed 25 babies, and this number is increasing every week. During the month of December, drive after drive was carried on. An appeal was made for starving chil- dren of Europen, Red Crossn, Indian lNIissions , Inmates of the Home for the Agedn, and last but not least in importance, for our own St Vincent de Paul's Society. All these appeals met with a willing and most generous spirit and response, which illustrates that the characteristic kindliness of the Cathedral student body still prevails. The spirit of doing for others is the guiding star which our students are endeavoring to follow. Far from diminishing. we hope this spirit will grow stronger in the years that lie ahead. THE UATHULIII YUUTH UIIGANIZATIUN H57 SEWING ALTAR LINEN s PLA YINII FAVUP-ITES Everyone has a favorite song or story, and the Senior class is no different lrom anyone else. In a poll taken ol' the entire Senior class, their favorites were 1 covered. In order that you may know how the class ticks, we've listed hers tht final results of that poll. Favorite P rw Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite F' Favorite Favorite avoritc .xvori te avori te Song of the Senior Class . . . Near Youn Book .... Seventeenth Summer Poem . . !'Little Boy Blue Nfovie. . . '!The .Iolson Storyu Subject Englishffbelieve it or not! Actor . . . . Alan Ladd Actress Ingrid Bergman Singer . . Bing Crosby Songstress . . Uinah Shore Color . . . Blue-fin all shades! Sports Hero . Johnny Lujack x BELIEVE IT - UH NUT! ' ' Lenny Gordon was early for school one day. Somebodv once got in a word while talking to Peachy Mcllonough. Lefty Bannon sleeps at home, too. .loan Mulligan was once in school for a whole week at a time. Phil Bulger doesn't bleach his hair. Mary Heinze's curls are natural. Winnie Clements always forgets to remember. Oh How I Hate To Get Up in the Morning is Bob Zibell's favorite song Elizabeth Rosenberger hates freckles. Bob Waugh can stop talking when he wants to. Elmer jones was in a hurry once. 'lane Evans curled her hair. For once Marge Thibaudeau missed a pedestrian on the corner ol' Delaw ire and Lark. Neither Janet Amedio nor Antoinette Rau has grown since her freshman dns but Lucille Pezzula has added three-Iourths of an inch to her height. For a change fMikt' Alvaro prepared his history lesson. Danny U'Brien let his hair grow. -lim Baldwin's voice resounded in one of the classrooms. Marv Ellen Cassidy's peaches and cream complexion is natural. Herb Murphy was seen dancing at C.A.'s canteen. Red Koonz went to tardy room. -loe Dee once said hve words all at once. Don Scoons' favorite subject is English IV. Cathedral and Schuyler are really the best of friends!! i68l UATHEIJRAL 'I 'Wish I Knewn ..... .... ....... ......... 'Don't Tell Me .. 'INho? ..............,....., 'Five Minutes More ....,..................,..... 'I Don't Know Enough About You ...... 'The Beginning of the End ..................... 'You Keep Coming Back Like A Song 'I Had A Little Talk With The Lord ..... 'I'm a Big Girl Now ..........................,..... 'Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Had 'Moonlight and Roses .............................. 'April Showers ,,........... 'Strike Up The Band 'How Lucky You Are 'Youill Never Known 'That's My Desire ...............,.... .. 'If I Had My Life To Live Over . 'I'll Never Smile Again ........ .. 'It's My Lazy Dayn ......., .. HIT PARADE History C Late Again .......Has His Homework Today? Hnish this test . ,......... .....,.... I ntermediate Day ....... Memory of the Junior Prom .................Retreat at Cathedral ............... Senior Theme Song English IV ......,....... Night of the Senior Ball ..........Take the Curl out of my hair .......Friday nights at C.A. Canteen have 16 units .......How hard we've worked graduate ........I'd still go to Cathedral .......After that History test day in school 'Dreamu ......,.................. ...,.......................... A ll during study periods 'I Don't Know Why ...... ..,.....................,.. W e can't be Seniors forever 'Time After Time ...................................... Sister has told me to stop talking in class 'Laughing on the Outside, Crying on the Inside ......,...........,... On graduation night 'Make Believe .....................................,............... .........,.............. I did my homework 'Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly ....... At any Cathedral football game 'There's No One But You .....,............. ................................................ D ear old C.A. 'Ask Anyone VVho Knows ,....,............,......... Cathedral is the nearest spot to Heaven 'The1e's N0 Business Like 'As Time Goes By .............................,....., 5 'My Time Is Your Time' .... Show Business ..........................Rehearsal for Class Night .......Four years at Cathedral .........Detention in Room 21 LUCILLE PEZZULA NANCY O,BRIEN REMEMBER WHEN ? ? ? Matilda Corea wore her hair in long curls. WVe won our first football game. We were initiated as freshmen. We went to our first high school prom. Father Forman came to school. jimmy Moore left to enter the Franciscan monastery. Coach Goodwin held girls' gym classes. The new uniforms arrived. We used to cram for examinations. Cathedral had boy cheerleaders. Classes were held in St. -Ioseph's Hall. T691 Ulf? fJl'l'lIIl H1111 SJ 1' s NIQIISL Mgnrim 5.Il.ll1llCll QXNI I'1,xNu hum: 'RANUS Voc.-xl. f:R0l'l' Klury '-I1l'l'l'SLl Huinzc' Shirlvy Uillcnlwvk Mvsuz STUDIO Pzxtrivizx RllS'fRl't'ClI'CiiI1Q, Bilfblllgil c.10IIlf0lt :xt Pin ALTOS ORATOR s rnlwfl ll.lll'iI'iil Rav, Nillll'X' U'Hrim'n, .IPLIII G1-ivr. -I2lC'llll4'lilI1' Uz11'p1'ntivz' Wimxm' Slflllllfflxlf Hu-mx' Room, Edward Wrvn Winm-r. Micham-I I r-rrundino, Hcrlu-rt Mm i721 Pkrixmmi TO .Ax HAPPY RVIQNXN1: ICIZN OF 'rm-2 RAIL- ANN B,fxlI.lf.x I 73 1 A A S'l', AIOSEPH'S SEMINARY CHAPEI Extvrim' I Lovra, 0 LORD, Tuv DWIZLLING PLACE Wm-:mu :moons THE IEVERLASTING now-1 Tm-1 BIQAUTY OF YIIHY IIOUSIC I Lovli. FUR UNSEICN ANGELS FROM ABOVE BRING T0 Mli HIQRI-I THY PRICELESS GRACE! 'I'm-1 m-:AUTY or Tux' IIOUSIC I lgovl-13 I LOVE, 0 LORD, Tm' DNVICLLING Pmurlz. I 7-1 I 'U m W Loum' Hnl'r4'alll' Louise Nunniulo ,Ivan Uvivx' lflvznmr Rixlalu .Imul Vvaxlrr- licrllzuh-llm' Szlpluv Mivllzxlilu' Rillu .-Xliw liuzdn-v ,-Kxltuim-ltr Ram .-Kun Mirhnlski janm-s KYNQ-ill Yinfvnt Liuui Mary' T. llvinlv Hurlmrzx Cmnfnrl .Nun 'l'. Daly Iililzlhvth Rosvnlu nu I Marin- Ile-Mum ,lu-an Uomlnll ,Iuallx Xlulliualn john Nfl h am Diana' DUNN junz' Slzlnlxus Rolwrl Rm' Aluvqllclllm C.an'pvlllux Malrgurvl 'lxhiluauuin nu .-Xnlnilu-ltr Klurlmu Marx' Ifhiffnlu Rolwrt lhfrmlxu' Thuvnzu Kllzu lzclnn Stunts Rulwrl l.Plllllll'lH IU. 24. 28. 29. 152. 153. IH. 35. 157. .HL -Ml. 41. 42. 43 45 46. 47 48. -19 '30 .Izuwl .Munn-mlimu Penny' Dillc-lllmlwk Mary Ellen llnssidy Bill l5.u1lmn Elinor ,loin-x Hill l'1'ic'0 Dulmvs Kvlnlvx' Lurillc l'l'uul1l 'l'lu'nusu U'i1unm'll Hrllly Kounz litlxxnxtl Rilcy D mnn' is Wulf Jann- l'1x':xm Bull Zilwll Manx Mark .luv Dm' Nznwy U'Ii1'ivu juan Dianne' l'zmI 'llxyllrl' Daniel O'l51il'u 752551-.-W in -in - WZ, O .--sin' X51-1 Z5-'Q 32 -1 IT! VFW-1 E -my F4 cv I A N N PRESENTED BY THE '55 C7-CDC3 S -iZP1Z-mnmms WK WND Q,- Cef on 'WO argl .gy gfb I 'G'P T A SENIUH HEMEMISEHS .lunv 27thff tht' bold rod figurcs ol' tha- Calvndar glarc with a livrocious nivzm- ing --fGraduation. Rtxnimnlwr 'way back whcn wt' w'vrt' only Fx'vshn1'c'11, how wr tallu-d about bving Svniors and that far-ofli day ol Graduation? It svvrnvd us if tht- day would Ilt'Y1'l' arrivm- wht-n wt' would wear tht- gold crown ol' Svniorhood. Rt-nit-inbcr as Sophomorcs wt- wt-rv slightly scornful ol thost- 1-lvgzmt Svniorsf' Evvn our qlunior ya-ar was vaguvly tingvd with that samv scorn. 'I'ht-n calm- Sc-ptvinln-1' and tht- rc-alizution that now wc too, had vntcrvd thas Promised Land ol' Svniordom And now wc- liayt- to lt-nyc tht- crown altvr sufh gi brit-f timt- ol vnjoying it, llow van tht- plainly c'ngravt'd square ol' a Ivgvnts' c't'rtifiratc- symbolizm- four yt-ars at Cl2llill'dI'Zll? How can it possibly l'L'pIl'Sl'llt all tho lic'artat'livs, hilarious lun. warm iwI'li'IKlSllllJS, of thc glorious high school days? How can wc possibly lvayv cl1llllt'ClI'2ll? It sm-ms as il' wc always wvrc 11 part ol tht- swt-atc'r-Q1nd-skirt world ol' nont'bz1lanc'c', Cliocolatc sundavs, swing rwords, smooth llormals. ands- LESSONS! Ah! yvs. lvssons. Rviiivriilit-1' what Ll stratvgic' t'l1IIlIJillQl1 wa- wagvd against Uzwsau' and Cirvrol' How valiantly wc strovc to find the lwy to unlock thc sc't'rc't ol' History Cf' 'l'hm- blank larvs as Sistvr pativntly trivd to tfxplain Sllakvspvart- in linglish IV? Iivvn thost- vxtra rvvivw Classcs of lritcrmvdizltm' wvrv lun! Vividly ra-nit'mbvrvd art- tht' ficry football gamvs and tht- wildly l'lll'l'l'lI1Q stu- dt-nts. How thc' strong fvvlirig of pridv Coursvd through Us at tht- sight ol' our lighting, cl0tf'Imint'd tvaml Swishing nvt and tha- drvamy music' at tht- Junior Prom -Iluntvrls Drugstort- at Il0OIltlIUl'isl'JllUQ'lHg' ol Classroom doorsff-Vtlin' pivrcing tonvs ol' tht- bt-Il at thc- changr' of pvriods- strzmgc and tvrrilying odors issuing lirom tht' Chi-mistry Lab down in tht- old building- tht- t'rowdc'd dguux- floor :lt tho CJX. Cant:-vnntlic busy clicking of typt-writvrs ffthm- idlv cllattvr in tho coriidorsf- tht- indomitablr- Cathcdral spirit forging all thvsv brightly shining links into a goldt-n chain of mvmory that tomorrow will lt-acl bark to tht- stzu'-studtlvd path of yt-str-rdzly. XXI- arc- lvaving C1illlt'Cll'Lll1 but Cathvdral will Ill'Yt'l' lvavv us. Through thc' hopvs and livars ol' liuturv yvars, tht- thousands ol' invlnorivs, littlt- and big. timc will nvyvr vrasr' from our minds and licarts. Nfxmzx' QYBRIICN Itiol YY!-5 'KW Ne, U CXXQLP t .1 0 4' ' qffww Q Ag 4 Q, 5 NM if X . Ka X, fi 85. ,S S 5 X s if m 'QR s 5 1 , N, X AS! z .f-F if s Y gf 5 F . . f 5 if .,,. mf f .-,Q X ,Q . xx 5 'Rude S v X R X 4-f u H' K fllll If f'f2'S:,. . u I : 2y9,Ju 2u: Q V..-3 Q , 5--.fling L M,vws,,5.,- x,.. ,ak 7, Jil' f, , ig.- wi , 57' - -r ' wwf, 1' . . W - - - X, 4 , ,, , . 415, 'V Q . fi' Q,,, Sff'v I U- , Q. 4, ' ,eff . wxg., u CoaL'l1,.IOsl-ZPII FARRELLYQ C0-Cafztain, HARRY IQICLLYQ Co-Cr1j1tai11, ,NIICIIAIAZL ALmxzo5 Coaclz. Ulmirzs Roumg I an I FUUTISA LL rr 'M' f hgvf' a-3Tl'ifl'i4 4 A.- up ' . ' -V L, .1 -'figjlv 'uf -fir ,.,. , , .,,,15,,,,., V L, ,f,, ,ga ,M,.,,. . . W ' J 5.-,., Q .fm .wx .5 ,,,.xN1-' i 74.1e-x3f6'f:e- f, Q' M - H . A fy. , ' cw l qv Ag , m:l,y,f,g.'A3ff ri...-au, , ,a:,,gy5,, an My ,, fm . .. 49:1 ,M Ifnir' Um' l.1fl't lu Right: john Mrflraw, Ray Van Valk:-nhurg, Xvllllkllll Bannon, Duuivl O'lii'ir-u, lidwurd KXIRIIJIJ, Mirhavl Alvaro, Co-Captain, Harry Kvlly, C10-Captain, Lvounrd fiurclon, fivmga' Rodriguvz, Philip Bulgvr, Josvph Collandra, Hvrlwrt Murphy. Ifmr' 'I :rn Clrmrli ,Iuuws Rourk, Donald Svoons, Edward Alhr-rts, Rohr-rt L1-onardi, liugvm- Uwvr-r, 'lhmuzis Bioudi. Alba-rt Rigali, -Iauws Joycr-, John Dvdrivk, Frank Farrvll, .Iuuivs fl2ll'lJl'lll l', Clmivli Josvph l zirrf'llv. lfwrr' 'I lzrrr lmu Smur'rvillf', W'illi4uu Biirlu-, Douglas Wvlls, Ruhvrt Wvllvr, Willizuu O'Ns'il, Rmmlcl Mill:-r. john Nnirlilvri, Frank Chiflolo, Michal-l Mvlrlugh, Rivlmrrl Ql2ll'lll'lllll'l', iilmrlvs NNilp4-rs. li'v:r' Four R2lX'lll1lllCl lfuulm-x' M2lIIllgK'l', Rirhard Miisi0-- lh12lIl2'lgl'I', Dick Russo, Li'0uzu'd Fox, llc-rulml Mrflruw, llzxrry Mc'Donough- -Managr-r, Josrph Curro-f-Managr-r. l8fll ALL-ALBANY -I. NARDACCI H. KELLY OFF Fon A 15-Y GAIN AGAINST Col-Ions GENE Dwvrek RECOVERING Cor-Ions FUMBLE J CARPENTER CATCHING Pass AGAINST Corrons :KRD FUUTISALL Cathedral played a seven-game schedule during the l91l-7 season, winning two and losing five. Albany Academy and Cohoes High fell before Cathedral which in turn, was beaten by V.I., LaSalle, Schuyler, Catholic Central and C.B.A. Despite their losing record. Cathedral established itself as a football power in the eity, sporting a good defensive club through- out the season. 'Many' of the first stringers' will return next year and along with some of the promising subs this should turn out to be a good squad. In the opening game at Bleecker Stadium before a capacity crowd, Cathedral played Vineentian Institute. After Harry Kelly intercepted a pass late in the first half, Cathedral drove to the V.l. lf? where a V.l. player intercepted a pass and ran fifty-seven yards to the Cathedral 2-l-. Shaw, of V.l., scored a minute later on an end run. Early in the second half Harry Kelly was trapped behind his own goal attempting to pass, giv- ing V.I. two more points. This made the final score 9-0 in favor of V.l., the teams battled even for the rest of the game. End .lack Nardacci and Halfback Harry Kelly stood out for the Elm Streeters. The team 'journeyed to Troy the next week to play LaSalle Institute. A 40-yard touchdown pass in the fourth period enabled LaSalle to turn back C.A. ti-0, before 2,500 fans. The victory was l,aSalle's secondg the loss C.A.'s second. The pass caught the Cathedral safety man completely by surprise. Fleet-footecl Harry Kelly, C.A.'s chief baekfielcl opera- tive, just missed intercepting. Penalties marred the game. which was played between the 20-yard lines with the exception of the touchdown stab. Throughout the game Kelly was catch- ing the opposition oil' guard with his quick kicks, especially in the first and third periods. -lim Carpenter, C.A. Left Halfback, thwarted a LaSalle march early in the third quarter when he intercepted a pass on his ten-yard stripe. Then Cathedral started its best drive of the day, racking up three first downs to the LaSalle 41, where the bid was halted. After two close losses the 'Cathedral team played Albany Academy at Academy Field. After driving deep into Academy's territory on two occasions, one reaching the I8-yard line and the other the 24, Cathedral scored early in the second half of an sustained drive from their own 30. .lim Carpenter copped the 10-yard march by going over from the 6. Academy reached the Cathedral 4 late in the game but Ray Van Valkcnburg re- covered on the two-yard line. Final score-6-0. .lim Carpenter was outstanding with his runs in this game. Cohoes High was the next game on the schedule. Cathedral took the opening kickoff' and drove 75 yards to score- Harry Kelly scored from the 6-yard line. Cathedral scored again quickly, when, after stopping ' Cohoes for three downs, they BANNON-GORDON-HVAN VALKENHURG were forced to kick. Ronnie Miller blocked and recovered the punt, and .lim Carpenter scored a moment later. Cathedral scored again in the second half with Carpenter going over from the 7. The subs played the rest of the game with Cohoes scoring in the third period after a long drive. Mike McHugh, Cathedral Back, broke a collarbone in this game and was lost for the rest of the season. Next came the game with Schuylers' unbeaten Falcons. After exchanging punts Schuyler blocked a Cathedral punt and recovered on the 2-yard line. Lou Emmerich bucked over for Schuyler and they led 7-0. Early in the second half Schuyler took the ball on its own 40 and drove 60 yards with Joe Promiscuo scor- ing for the Falcons. Another blocked kick gave Schuyler its third touchdown in the fourth quarter. A safety in the late minutes of the game gave Schuyler its last score. The final was 21-0. Mike Alvaro played a great game at end for Cathedral. The following week C.A. played Catholic Central High School. Catholic Central took the opening kickoff on its own 20 and drove 80 yards to score. Simmons of C.C.H.S. scored from the 2. Cathedral moved the ball well between the thirty-yard line but couldn't get that scoring drive. Catholic High scored again in the fourth period on a forty yard drive with Cosmo Cocoa scoring. Later, a safety gave them a final score of 15-0. Tackle Muggsy McGraw and End jack Nardacci stood out for the Elm Streeters. In the final game of the season, Cathedral ran up against a C.B.A. team that won thc city championship. Early in the first quarter, Cathedral recovered a C.B.A. fumvble on the C.B.A. forty and drove to the C.B-A. two. But the much heavier C.B.A. line held. They punted out to the Cathedral 40. .lim Carpenter' got six yards on an end run and then threw a touchdown pass to -lack Nardacci, who raced over untouched. C.B.A.'s Tony Levitto took Muggsy McCraw's kickoff on his own 7 and raced 93 yards to tie the score. Levitto scored again late in the second period after the Brothers had recovered a Cathedral fumble on the Cathedral 45. Levitto raced over from the 10. The Brothers added two more scores late in the game. The final score was 25-6. Outstanding for the Elm Streeters were Ends .lack Nardacci and Mike Alvaro. Cathedral, as well as other teams, had men, who although not publicized, played hard and efficient ball, game after game. Among these on C.A.'s team were Bill O'Neil, dependable tackle, Ronnie Miller and Red Murphy, guardsg Ray Van Valken- burg, center, Len Cordon, Don Scoons, and .Mike McHugh, backsg and Bill Bannon, who filled in capably at any position in the line. ALVARO B.xNNoN O'NziL KELLY Sooons Ili I At the end of the season a mythical All-Albany team was picked by the coaches. End .lack Nardaeei was picked for the first team and Co-eaptains Mike Alvaro, end, and Harry Kelly, halfbaek, and taekle Muggsy,' McGraw were named to the second team. lt is also a l'must to mention Cathedral's undefeated Freshmen team, which promises to be a winning club in the future. Among these were Curro, endg Fox Zlllfl Chillolo, taeklesg Farrell, Murtaugh, and Wells, guardsg Ryniek, eenterg and the speedy haekheld Composed of Carpentier, Abhate, Ferris, and Wilpers. -T-H-E-Il-Il-A-L ! Y Nw at gr 3 NC' LEADERS or THE CHFZERING SECTION lmfl le Righlf Gloria Tomasone, Elvira Terenzini, Natalie Tomasone, Gertrude MeMnugh Rita Stanziano, Nancy O'Brien, Shirley Hulett. F871 BAHIETBALL VARs1TY lflf lv luglrl nlolin W1-ssm-Is. Rolls-rt Butz-s, W1lI1111n Blll'Iil', R2lN'lllK5llll Lonlrfy, just-pli l111Is11- I.1111, .I11I111 INII'fil'.lXV, INIi1'I1111-I .xIVIlI'U, Mic'I1111-I Mc'I'Ir1gl1, WilIi11111 K1-Ilv, I'I1Iw111'cI Knapp. I..IXYIl'IlI'l' R1111111-Y, Nm' lI111l II11- Iillfbllillll sr-11sr1n has drawn to Z1 1'Ios1-, II11- l1111'clv 11tl1l1-11-s ol' C..-X. I111'11s lIl4'II' 11111-11li1111 1111 tlil- 1'111ning hoop sm-11sc1n, 'I'I1is ya-111 s I1-11111 is I11-ing 111oIcI1-cl 111q1-II11-r Iw tl11- Vllllllllll' IIJIIIKIW ol' 'I11r1ll'h Props Rourk, wllo I'4'lllI'Ili on1'1- 11g'11i11 to I1 11l Ins .-XI11111 M1111-1' to Ll Illgll pc-rcli on thc- Iuddc-1' ol s11c'c'n-ss 111 tI11- I11-Icl ol sports. I Ill' varsity NIIIIIICI is 1-o111pos1-d ol Iivn- s1-niors 11nd fivc- SOIJIIOIYIOITS. Ci11111'l1 Ruurk 11s1-s tI14- two t1-11111 systcm. VVIIUII Olll' ll'llI1l tirc-s, I11- s11I1sIil11t1-s I1x1- 111-xx 1111-11. fylll' 11-11111 strc-ss1-s hall-handling and CIl'Ii4'IlSl , wI1iI1- II11- 0llll'l' ll'llIll 1 111pI111six1-s lllt- 11II'1-11siv1- pI111s1- nl' tI11- QZIITIC. 'I'I11- 11-11111 is l'3llJlLlIlll'll hy -john liMllggSy',, Mi'ClFllXN'. ll l111rd driving g11111'cI. II11- 111I11-1' g'11111'1I is Mikm- 1-XIv11ro, llll' prow-rbi11I IDlllyIll2lI'il'l'. 'I'l11- IiOI'XYi'lI'KIS 1111- lllll I Ills R1111111-y. JIIICI 1'11nsist1-nt Ed Knapp. This fivc is ro11ndc-d out Ivy QIOIIII B11clcly 1-ssc-Is. ?slI'lILlI' pivot 1111111. 'I'I11- HlIll'l' fin- wI1i1'I1 st1'1-ss1-s dn-I1-11s1' and possession ol' tI11- l111II is 1-o111pos1-cl ol' II1II K1-II1-y, ll Iinn- s1-tslmt. .lov CILIISOILIFO, 21 hustling guard, Ray Conlvy. dm-In-Iisivv pl lll'I'. Mila- Mcllugli, ll s111o11tl1 lillll-hL1lldICT 11nd 'big Bill Bntc-s, Z1 hook sliot artist. 'I'I1is lI'LllIl. 11ss1-111l1l1-cl by Clllllfll Rourk is improving 11s tha- 50115011 w1-111's 1111. II11- I'11IImw1's I111x'1- n111i1'1-cl thc- IIUSIIIIIQ' spirit lllld thi' will to win of thc- CI11tl11-cIr11- I111-s, Win 111' low. tlim- 11tl1I1-tc-s LIIICI studl-nt -body ol' cillllli'ClI'2ll 11lw11ys display tlu-i1' 11111- sp111Is1111111sI1ip. I51-Ii111'1- 1-losing' wm- must s11y ll If-w words OI IJIYIISC to our I'-IV. 11ncI F111-sI11111-11 11 IIIIN x1I1i1'l1 Illil' Iniilcling' our Iillllllxl' varsity ucl1lgl'I'NHf Bula IV1-II1-1'. Cillllillll ol' llll' IX. 11i11I I l'Jlllli CII1iII'11I11. c'11pt11inoI'tl11-I'1'1-slimm-nsquad. ISBI All' N1oR VARSITY Imfl lo Rikglzlr- ,lznnvs Carpm-ntvr, Frank Chiffolo, Richard Carprntivr, Lvo Soni:-:ville-, Albr-rt Rr-gali, Robe-rt Wvllr-r, Capt. Ravinond Mooney, William 'l'ivrnr'y, Arthur Crosby, john Loudons, Harrv lVlt'Donough, Rivhard Dinnrrn, Mgr. PiAt'EBALL Cathvdral rootcrs arc looking forward to a sucvcssful scason on tht' diamond this ycar, with many vctvrans from lamt ycarls tvam rvturning. The Eaglcs will bm- foavhcd by james Prol'.', Rourk, vctcran mrntor, who has produfvd many out- standing tt-anis at Cathcclral. Eight rc-gulars return from last ycarls tc-am. Thvy inrludv: .lim Carpvntvr. ruggccl bavkstopg jack Nardarri and -loc Calsolaro, acc pitchvrsg Muggsy Mv- Graw, burly first sackcrq Miko Alvaro, slick Holding sovond bascmang jim 'Ioyrcg rangy shortstop: 'iTippy Dwyvr and -lorry Mc'Graw', hard-hitting outfivldcrs. Othrrs who will probably soc considcrablc action are .loc Collundra, Ray Conlm-y, and Rod VVc'xsvls. inficldcrsg Miktt MC'HLlgll. outfivldvr and Bill Kvllvy, pitchm-r. With thvsv boys on hand for tht' spring svason, Cathvdral fans will bv looking lv0I'M'2ll'Cl with a hopoliul vyv. l39l IHIUIIIIYE lhe days are growing lewer 'l'he time just seems to fly, And soon we will he Graduates And have to say Goodlhye.,, Goodbye to days of ehildhood VVhen eares were liew and small. Goodbye to all our elassmates-f WH-'ll miss them. one and all. Farewell to all those suhjeets Wfe thought we'd never pass. And to the welcome chatter That eame at ehange ol' elass. The hell that rang dismissal Will teho in our ears. How joyously we greeted it In all those bygone years! 'l'he yells, the screams, exeitement When the lioothall team would play For we were faithful elassnlates Wlith spirit to display. And ohl those days we dreaded When exams were drawing near. We feared them then hut now, 'llhey luring a reininiseent tear. 'l'here are lots ol' things we treasure 'l'oo numerous to list. And some were so hilarious lhey surely will he missed. Our laughs will eeho iu the rooms And down the eorlidorsg Our eager steps will elatter On the stairs hetween the floors. Perhaps you will not hear us, But you know that we'll he there. Along with all the others W'ho have memories to share. Our thoughts will always linger With those who follow on To trod the path that we have lelit Forever and anon. We've nothing now to give you Dear sehool that we must leave, But there ale vows Wt'iI't' making As we bend our heads to grieve. In whispered words we promise, To do things good and great For dear old Alma Mater . Whoin we appreeiate. And so we hid a sad adieu To the sisters as we go. They'vP tried to make us worthy And taught us all we know. And to the priests who've helped us To find the narrow road Where life and health and happiness Are heavenly hestowed. With tear-filled eyes we turn now, To faee our future lilie Prepared hy years ol' study To Conquer worldly strife. We hurry through your portals Then turn to look and sigh, For the saddest thing to a Graduate ls whispering 'AGood'hye . PATRICIA RAY Class of '43 T901 PATBUNS ANU PATBUNESSES Most Reverend Edmund F. Gibbons. D.D. Most Reverend William A. Scully, D.D. Right Reverend Msgr. Edward Maginn, V.G. The Reverend john Forman The Reverend james G. Hart The Reverend Theodore W. Black The Reverend Thomas L. Carr The Reverend Daniel H. Markham The Reverend William F. Cahill The Reverend Harold B. Hinds Sister Anna Ma Mr. I. Abaire Miss Madeline l. Aeton Mr. Enis Adam Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Aiello Miss M. Alberts Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Alvaro Mr. and Mrs. joseph H. Amedio Miss Ann Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Patriek Baldwin Mr. Battibulli Miss Catherine M. Barton Mr. Raymond A. Barton Mrs. William Barrington Mr. William Barrington. jr. Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Berdar. Sr. Mr. Walter S. Bergh Mrs. Edward Betz Mr. Edward Betz. Sr. Mr. Edward Betz, jr. Mrs. Alfred Bigley Mr. Norbert il. Bornhorst Mrs. Edith Brady Miss Marjorie Braun rie Misses iMary and Margaret Briggs Miss Dot Brisee Mr. Robert W. Brooks Mr. George Buekley Miss Dorothy Bueh Miss Geraldine Burke Mrs. Joseph Burke Miss Mary Burke Miss Mary T. Burke iMr. and Mrs. Nunzio Caruso Miss Mary Casey Mrs. Patrick Casey Mr. Patriek Casey Miss Catherine A. Cassidy Mrs. Catherine Cassidy Mr. John P. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. John W. Cassidy Mr. Guy C. iChieorelli Mrs. Charles Ciaeeia Mrs. Anna Clas Miss Florenee Glas 91 Miss Gloria Clas Mr. William Claxton Mrs. Joseph B. Clouse Mrs. Sarah Clouse Mr. Harry R. Coleman Mr. Theodore Comfort Mr. Anthony Companion Nlrs. David B. Comstoek Miss Betty Condon Mrs. joseph Connolly Mrs. Laura Connors Mrs. M. Corea Mr. Nieholas Corea Mr. -Iames Couser Mr. John Couser Miss Elie R. Colville Miss Angeline M. Criseiont Mr. Crommie Miss Margaret Cronin Mr. joseph Crump Miss Aliee Marie Cuzdey Mr. John Dahl Mrs. Mary Dashiell Miss Raphael De Angelis Mr. joseph Dee Mr. and Mrs. Frank De Flumer Miss Marion De Nato Mr. Edward M. De Nigris Mrs. Mary De Polo Mr. George Deuel, -Ir. Mrs. Anthony Diange Miss .loan Diange Mr. and Mrs. A. Dillenherk Miss Shirley Dillenbeek Mr. john Di Mura Mrs. Margaret Dinsmore Mr. Leland Dobbs Mrs. M. Michael Dobris Miss Mary E. Doogan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drapou Miss Mary E. Duffy, R.N. Miss .Mary Lou Duffy Mrs. Martha F. Dunbar Mrs. Ann Dunning PATRIINS AN ll IUXTIHINESSES Mr. Carl Engl-l Mr. Alb:-rt Evans Mr. llarold Evans Mr. and Mrs. William Evans Mrs. Anthony Farinoli Mr. Edu ard Fay Miss 'losvphint' Fvrrandino Mr. and Mrs. .Iosvph Fvrrvri Mrs. Sally Fvrris Mrs. Stanlvy Fishvr Mrs. Ellvn Fitzgcrald Mr. and Mrs. W'altc'r Fitzsimmons Mrs. VValtt'r Fitzsimmons Mrs. Kathvrint' Flarkt' Miss Marion Flanagan Mrs. Mirhar-l Flanagan Mr. .Iohn Flint Mr. William Fox. jr. Mr. Donald R. Franklin Miss .Ioan Frazivr Mrs. Rosi' Fri-dc'rit'k A Frivnd Mrs. Rorro Fuda Miss .Iosvphinv Garino Mrs. Edgar Gt-ivr Mr. l r1-di-rivk M. George: I Mrs. Edward Gilligan Mr. Gornr-lius Got-s Nlr. Nicholas Wi, fiovs Mr, William Gocs, Mr. Dale Goodall Mr. 'Iohn Goodall Mrs. .lost-phinv Goodall Mr. Lloyd Goodall Mrs. William E. Gordon Mrs, Anthony P. Gra-vn Mr. Ronald Grt-vnhvld Miss Ruth Griggs Mr. Edward Grogan. Jr. Mrs. Yirtorinv Grygill Mrs. Dominick Gutta Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Gorold Hack:-l Miss Elizahvth M, Hahn Mr. Gt-orgv Hvidvl Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ili-ii Miss Marin' Hilston Mr. Mc-lvin Holmvs Miss Mac- Hudson Mr. .lamvs llutton Mr. x'iIll'l'!lt lahoni. Mrs. Mirhavl .lohnas Mr. and Mrs. Elmt-r Joni-s Ill Mr. and Mrs. lit-rhvrt -Iont-s Miss cliiilll'I'lI1t' Kvlly Miss Katllvrilli' C. Kvlly Miss Patrifia Kc-mmy Miss ,laynv Kvnnvally Mrs. Elixalwth Krnnvy l92l Mrs. M. Killmurn Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knapp Mrs. Anna M. Koonz Mrs. john Kruse Mr. Paul Ladoucvur Miss Mary Larnando Miss Rvgina Lang:- Mr. Yinfv La Ponto lVIrs. 'llhvrvsa llatvri Miss Emma jam- Lawton Mr. Arthur Lt' Moinc' Mrs. Rifhard Lvwis, Mr. ldchcrman Mr. john A. Lindvn Mrs. Elizaht-th G. Lyons Mrs. Edward Mack Mr. Donato Mata-rio Mr. Samuvl Mayvr Mr. and Mrs. William Maynard Mrs. A. H. Mt'Allistt'r Mrs. Mirhavl Mc'Glurm' lVIiss Hvlvn MCGoy Mrs. john G. McDonald Mrs. Mary McGw- Mrs. E. McGill Mr. Bvrnard McHugh Mr. .Iohn A, lNIcKc'ough Mrs. Arthur Mc'Maugh Miss Martha F. Mc'Mullc'n, R.N. Miss Gathvrint- D. Mvany Mrs. Ruth Mizwsncr Mr. john lXfIoran Mrs. Rosario Morrvalm' Mr, VV. Munsingvr Mr. Nlurphy Miss Elizaht-th Murray Miss Barbara Nvrf Miss PatriCia Nvvin Miss Mary Nuciforo Mr. William O'Connt-ll Mrs. Clara O'Gonnor Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Oliva-1 Mr. Martin O'Nt-ill Miss Antoint-ttv Oppr-disano Mr. Not-l Ovila Mr. Anthony .Iohn Paoluffi Miss Nlary E. Paolufri Mr. john Paradiso Mrs. Iwo Potvin Mr. and Mrs. Dudlvy E. Prim' Mr. W'illiam D. Prict' Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Prior Mr. Stvphvn Pronk Miss Elizalwth Puls Miss Anna' Quirk Nlrs. H. Radley Miss Mary Rallic-rty Nlrs. .losvph Rllll PATIRUNS AN Il I' Mr. Edward Ray Mr. and hirs. Edward Ray Mrs. .lohn Ray Mr. 'lohn Ray. N111 and Mrs. 'loseph E. Ray Miss Marjorie Ray Mrs. Benjamin Reed Bliss Anne E. Reilly Miss Genevieve Reilly Nlrs. Helen Riley Mr. Charles Rizzo NIL and Mrs. F. Rizzo hir. Nick Rizzo Mr. T. Robinson Miss Coneetta Rosano N111 and Mrs. H. A. Rosenherger. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rossi Mr. and Mrs. james Rourk Mrs. -Iarnes Russo Miss 'lane H. Ryan Airs. Anthony Sehauman Mr. George A. Sehendler Mrs. Eugene A. Seiutto Mr. joseph P. Seneeal Mr. Charles Setto Miss Elizabeth Shay ATHUNESSES Miss Mary Sirehia MI's. Fred Sisto Mr. Charles A. Slnith Mr. Anthony Soldevere oan Swartz Margaret Tansey .Iarnes Tierney une Tierney ean M. Wolf Nliss Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Philip M. Woll' Miss .loanne Yarum Mrs. Eugene Yelle Z. QQ T. hir. .Iarnes Tihhitts Mr. Carmen A. Travison Mrs. .lean Yadney Mr. Fred A. Vaillaneourt. Alr Mr. S. Yint Yan Derzee Miss Marilyn Vennard Miss Mildred Wlands Mx'. Edwin Wlaugh. Jr. Mr. Robert Waugh Mrs. William Weingarden Mr. Edmund D. White. Sr. Mrs. Eugene Winervino Miss Mary Elizabeth Winnis f'-s' ALONG THE I'-UAII UF Al'l'llElIlATlllN 'l'he lYay', Stall' drops a grateful word of thanks: To tht- Faculty for their xvliolehearted eo-operation in all projeets tor our hook 'l'o tht- Sisters of Saint joseph for their aid in supplying inl'orniation and eut relative to the history of the Congregation. To the Fort Orange Press. lneorporated: hir. A. Fowers for his generosity and el'lieient serviee. To the Frumkin Studio for the fine photographic' work. To the advertisers. patrons. and patronesses who made possible the puhliea tion of '1'l1e Wayn. I 915 I Telephone 3-9006 A Cozy Place to Spend an Evening lVe Cater to Parties Callsollarois Restaurant an Tavern Dominick Calsolaro, Prop. 244 WASHINGTON AVENUE ALBANY, N. Y Below Northern Boulevard We specialize in Home Made Ravioli Compliments ol' John Boyd Thacher, II KING FOOD STORE Compliments 1 Meal K Groceries of N 139 so. KNOX ST. WllLLlAlNl GUBBY', STOLZ 1 Albany, N, Y. MCAULIFFE PHARMACY PHYSICIANS, SUPPLIES -423-25 lNlaclison Ave., Cor. Lark Sl. Phone, Albany 4-1478 ALBANY G, N. Y I. FRANGELLA SL SON lfruits CUEYMANS Fllllfy f,rl'0Cl'lllS and N EW YORK and Vegetables Western Steer Beef l'hones-Raxena 32 and 275 l 3i DANSS TAILORS and CLEANERS Very Best in Dry Cleaning H53 HUDSON AYl'1NUli l'hunc WI--11545 Nllmany, nl-ink HEINRICH'S 'frm 1h.- Spot B1+:v'laRAc:las N. Y. Phone 4--1676 St. Iohn's Recreational Center Open livery livcnin s 7 to 10 ORCHESTRA EVERY SUNDAY EVICNINIS Y Complinlenh X Complimvm' nf N of GEORGE MOLELLA JOHN J. BISCUNE 1 Ulm I cf5GXo THE HGLY NAME SCCIETY of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception offers its Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1948 J I l The Young Albany Shop at f ri' James Street Thru Broadway ALBANY, N. Y. IW,.w ...... ., ,, I Established 1917 Thousands of girls are needed in business and government offices NOW The Salaries are high and the opportunities for advancement are unlimited The Quickest may to prepare for one of these good positions is to take a business course at MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227-229 QUA11. STREET, ALBANY 3, N. Y. Telephone 5-4436 REGISTER NOW Registered by the New York State Board of Regents SUMINIER SESSION Starts july 6 FALL SESSION Starts September 7 ALBANY SALES AGENCY, Inc. Compliments STOVES - APPLIANCES WASHERS STOVES of Easy Florence Maytag Norge Norge Perfection Thor Coleman Ima l VANf'l'LI5T 148 CENTRAL AVIS. 3-5112 Albany, N. Y. M. H. CONNOLLY MARKET Wm. M. Hill, Prop. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FISH, OYSTERS and CLAMS I4 GRAND STREET Phone 3-2987 STATE PHARMACY Louis G. Krouner, Prop. H56 STATE ST. at Hawk, Opp. the Capitol Albany, New York Prescriptions-Ask Your Doctor I 98 1 Akf Complimcn ts of HEDRICK BREWING COMPANY, Inc. ALBANY, N. Y. Xe! BORDEN'S ICE CREAM If it's BORDEN'S-it's got to be GOUD Ph nc-Alb 3 4194 Compliments of .IOSEPHINE BALDWIN Compliments of N ORMANSIDE AIRPORT Flight Instruction-Passenger Flights Charter Service Service-Cas-Oil Blessing Road off New Scotland Ave. Call Albany 3-7444 - - or -- -- 4-2439 Compliments of THE REEVES FAMILY Mecllanicville, N. Y. Say It With Flowers THE ARKAY FLORIST 7-9 SOUTH PEARL STREET National Savings Bank Building, Albany, N. Y. Dial 3-4255 We Telegraph Flowers to All Parts of the World METROPOLITAN LOAN CO. Sporting Goods and Athletic Equipment of All Kinds 56 HUDSON AVE. Cor. of Green St. Phone Dial 3-0185 E. FRED WEISEL CHOICE MEATS AND POULTRY Sausages of All Kinds-Our Own Make Cor. Lexington and Sheridan Aves. Albany, N. Y. Compliments of Mr. 8: Mrs. john Lilac 84 Family Stillwater, N. Y. NICK'S NEWS ROOM 44 SOUTH HAWK ST. 24 Hour Service I 1001 The Resary Seeiety of the Cathedral et' the llmmaeulate Ceneeptien Wishes to Congratulate The Members of the Graduating Class of 1948 It is our sincere desire that finding themselves at the side of Our Blessed Lady, they may always remain under her protection. Qi LQ O H011 Phone 4-0923 Il. SCHACTER, Prop. A'DELMAN GLOVES ALBANY WATCH HOSPITAL Congratulations JEWELRY - DIAMONDS Watch Repairing Our Specialty 81 SO, PEARL I8 Clinton Ave' Albany' N' Y' One Store From Hudson Ave. Opp. Grand 'Theater 5-9394 Congratulations from STANSS RESTAURANT 38 Lark Street Tel. 4-6625 ALBANY WINDOW CLEANING CO. 94 Hudson Ave. Albany, N. Y. Phone 4-2428 Congratulations BABY FURNITURE CO. from 71 SO. PEARL STREET MARY and TERRY Albany, N. Y. ANNE and JOAN We Meet Your Crying Need! H021 l ENNA JETTICK SHOP A FRIEND Telephones: 3-2216 - 3-2217 - 3-2218 HCHUCKH DAVIS Garden News T E X T I L E Fabrics - Upholsterers - Slip Covers 261 SECOND AVE. 1 69 NORTH PEARL STREET Phone 3-5250 Albany 7, N. Y. Telephone 4-8444 Phone 3-5148 B. J. KGBLENZ CO, EDWARD MOKHIBER IEWELERS Retail Wine 8: Liquor 99 So. Pearl St., cm. Hamilton 403 SUUTH PEARL STREET Alba-nys N- Y- Free Delivery Albany, New York Compliments Compliments of of WINIFRED CLEMENTS lWr. 81 Nlrs. WM. EDWARDS H031 Our Motto - We are never knowingly undersold SABOURIN'S Wine and Liquor Store f NICK IAROSSI, jr., Proprietorl 269 CLINTON AVENUE ALBANY, NEW YORK Prompt Delivery PHONE 5-1969 Courteous Service License No. L-33l7 Compliments of GRAZIANU M CCARLU Grocery Store 367 Livingston Ave. 4-2254 G R E E N ' S Office Equipment and Supplies Compliments cams - cheering Cards Of Phone 3-3155 8-I6 GREEN ST. BARRY K. Albany, N. Y. P ' t' P H ' CENTRAL FLORIST am mg ape' a g 'g II7 CENTRAL AVENUE HARRY C- FOX 50 SLINGERLAND ST. 0 E ' . pen Venmgi Albany, N. Y. Albany, N. Y. Phone 4-1332 Reasonable Estimates Tel. 6-0467 H041 JMX: THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION extends Congratulations and sincere Good Wishes to the Graduates of the Class of 1948 CNW I I . I 1 1 1 1 4 1 fm' Bw! Where fire Hover: 6f0 ' FLORIST and GREENHOUSE 0 Only Store - ONTARIO STREET at BENSON Dial 4-1125 Compliments of LARRYIS FITZGERALD'S RESTAURANT AND GRILL Cor. HUDSON and EAGLE PHONI- 5 948i l'RTl'I I 1 Church Furniture Compliments of VAN GALEN BROTHERS Cabinet Makers hir. and Mrs. A. P. Hilston, Jr. X 69 SO, HAW'K ST. and Family Albany, N. Y. PARADISE GARAGE AUTO AND TRUCK REPAIRS Day and Night Service 10 New Scotland Avenue Phone 4-5396 Home Phone 8-0386 Compliments of CORONET Lingerie Hosiery Blouses 56 NORTH PEARL STREET Compliments PULVER HOUSE of Beer, Wine 8: Liquor FRANK APPIO 102 HAMILTON sr. Cm' 'O Banquw Barber Shop Showers and Weddings N071 GRACE LAUNDRY Complete Laundry Service 82-86 ARCH ST. Phone 4-9194 VALLEY FARMS FRUIT and VEGETABLES 907 Central Ave. Where Courtesy Is a Must Phone 2.6596 CARMON AUDINO, Prop. E V 777777 V YY n Y I Phone 5-9114 We Deliver C . 4 ITALIAN IMPORTED ompliments GROCERIES of Italian and American Food Products Wholesale and Retail Mr. and Nlrs. Leonard Liuzzi H9 Jen-arson St. 159 SO. Swan St Vincent Crisafulli, Prop. Albany, N. Y Compliments of MOUNTAIN VIEW COACH LINES, Inc. V. J. FRANZE SELF-SERVICE MARKET 53 NO. SWAN STREET Phone 4-1186 Albany, N. Y. Compliments of THE VENER FAMILY I 1 BERNARD SL BLANCHARD SALT sl SALT FISH m:A1,l41RS Second Ave. Dairy 218 SECOND AVENUE D l 3 091 Alb y N COLVIN MARKET 'LQuality Foods 870 MADISON AX lu ll H7 Raymond's Commercial Printery PRINTING -- 25 BEAVER STREET ALBANY TOY 8: NOVELTY GO. 61 HUDSON AVE. 3 Doors Above Green ALL SORTS OF TOYS AND GAMES M. SOLOMON FURS A Symbol of Depcndability Since 1895 HUDSON AVE. gl SO. PEARL ST. ENGRAVING ALBANY, N. Y. Dial 5-9052 Gourteous Service REILLY'S NEWS ROOM NOVELTIES 127 LARK STREET Albany, N. Y. Office 4-0393 Phones Res. 3-1817 E. W. MARR GENERAL CONTRACTING RooHng and Brick Siding Venetian Blinds-Weather Stripping 138 LARK STREET Albany 5, N. Y. HAMILTON FOOD SHOP M1-:ATS - oRocER1Es - FRUITS - VEGETABLES Manory's Ice Cream j. S. SGARR, Prop. Phone 2-7114 275 ONTARIO ST. lllll WILSON CASH MARKET 448 MADISON AVE. Albany, New York Meats-I lrocerics-Fruits and Vegetables Phone 4-6631 FROZEN FOODS Compliments of THE MADISON NEWS 451 MADISON AVE. Phone 3-9548 Albany, N. Y JOHN E. THOINIA Liquor Store 449 MADISON AVE. Cor. Lark St. Tel. 4-595 Compliments of Mrs. Lillian M. McGraw LARK TAVERN Best Food in Town 431 MADISON AVE. Albany, N. Y. Phone 3-9779 For R eser vations DANIEL Dmlo, Prop. Compliments of GLENDALE BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP 285 NEW SCOTLAND AVE. - Phone 2-6271 Albany, N. Y. LIN SLEY 81 HOLTSLAG American Oil Co. Service Station Quality-Tires 8: Batteries Lubrication Cor. Madison Avenue Sz Lark Street 9 Phone 3-9782 Albany, N. Y Compliments of A FRIEND lll2l Peace of Mind for Those We Serve ln your home, your church or our modern chapel and reposing rooms. The assurance of dignified, personal and economical service, where you may be certain the atmosphere will be as you wish, in a building designed for funeral service exclusively. Beautifully carpeted, decorated in appropriate subdued coloring. Conveniently located. Licensed Embalmer Licensed Funeral Director William IE. 09BTi6H FUNERAL SERVICE Established 1909 298 LARK fat Madisonj, Albany Phone 5-2698 KEENAN'S MARKET ROSE SHOPPE Meats-Groceries-Fruits-Vegetables and Alterations and Remodeling Frosted Food 10 STEUBEN ST. Cor. 3rd Ave. and Broad St. Phone 4-4015 Free Delivery Tel. 3-4277 BENNY'S NEWS C H R I S 348 SO. PEARL Paint SL Home Albany, N. Y. Supplies Phone 3-9733 Tel. 2-0185 PAUL ENGEL PAINTING - PAPERHANGING 313 oNTAR1o STREET ALBANY, N. Y. r11:s1 Best Wishes and Success to THE CLASS OF '48 from THE deGONZAGUE BROS Painting and Decorating Class of '35 TOWNE Odorless Dry Cleaning NIADISON at QUAIL Phone 5-2345 Albany, N. Y. Tel. 4-9512 YAUCH FLO-RIST 288 So. Pearl St. Albany, N. Y. SAMUEL ANDREWS Choice Western Beef Fresh Fish-Oysters-Clams Fruits-Vegetables Fresh Dressed Chickens 124 EAGLE STREET 3-8235 PAN ETTA'S RESTAURANT Famous for Ravioli SL Spaghetti 98 HUDSON AVE. 5-9322 Dial 3-1861 FRED BIEHLER Jeweler Since 1918 Diamonds-Watches-Clocks-jewelry 280 So. Pearl St. Albany, N. Y Compliments of lN4r. 8L Mrs. Fred Ristau JOHN'S Strand Beauty Salon 20 Expert Beauticians Special Department for Children 133 NO. PEARL STREET Dial 3-4231 OLIVER'S SERVICE STATION 299 SECOND AVE. Service From 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. Selling Mobil Gases for 25 Years 1 115 1 THE JOHNNY EVERS CO. UNIFORMS FOR ALL SPORTS Baseball - Basketball - Football Soccer - Volleyball - Bowling - Track Bef 140 State St. Albany, N. Y Phone 3-0040 Hudson Laundry and Dry Cleaners 179 HUDSON AVE., cor. HAWK sT. Phone 3-2711 Compliments of RICHARD, RITA, and JOSEPH BALDWIN 1l16f Compliments of MR. and MRS. BARNEY SHEBER Compliments of JIM FISHER'S Tavern and Restaurant 302 Delaware Ave. 5-9096 Compliments of MR. sr MRS. JOHN J. MeGRAW Compliments CAPLAN BRO. FURNITURE STORE of 232-238 SO. PEARL ST. ROMANO'S FRUIT GARDEN Tel. 4-6398 75 GRAND STREET Better Furniture for Less Money Phone 3-6376 I1171 Photographs hy The Frumhih Studio Z9 Celnutralll Avenue Allhaumy, N. Y. .-+-. Portraits 4 4 4 4 Sehooll Anmluallls I 1 SHERIDAN JEWELERS Repairing As It Should Be Done 36 LEXINGTON AVENUE Compliments of THE MCAULEY FAMILY Dial 5-8177 Albany, N. Y. GLYNN'S COMPLIMENTS Groceries -- Candy Ice Cold Beer 115 MORRIS ST. SOUTHERN FRUIT GARDEN Compliments of 324 SO. PEARL B1-:TTY JOHNAS Cor. So. Pearl SL Bassett Dial 5-3463 Class of 147 Repairing of Watches Greeting Cards 8 McCr0ssin Ave. Telephone Clocks - Radios - Jewelry - Radios and Appliances Albany, N. Y. 3-7409 CROUNSE SL SHEPHERD Successors to A. P. Crounse CATHERINE E. RYAN JEWELERS Registered Spencer Corsetiere 300 SO. PEARL ST' Dial 3-5624 Albany 2, N. Y. H191 To MISS GRADUATE of '48 T IELEPHONE WORK HAS A FUTURE NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY 158 State Street Albany, N. Y. Est. 1869 Phone 4-5214 Buckley Brothers 22 Central Avenue Fine Line of Band and Complete Stock of Accessories Orchestra Instruments For All Musical Instruments MARTIN J. PATTERSON WHOLESALE CONFECTIONARY co. 68 Hudson Ave. Phone 3-7112 Albany, N. Y. TIQOT Established 1894 Dial 3-2587 ZWACK 8: SUNS Mortuary 184 Central Ave., Albany, N. Y. john M. Zwack - Licensed Co-Managers - Raymond 1. Zwack A. J. MANNOLINI A. M. ALLEGRETTA A. B. C. PAINTING SL ROCFING CO. ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN Chimneys - Roofing - Siding Gutters - Painting - Cornices 320 Madison Avenue Phone 4-2365 Compliments of De Luxe Pie Company AWAD BROS. FOOD MARKET 40 MARKET STREET F .t B k t run as e s Phone: Dial 4-9419 A Specialty 344 Delaware Ave. Phone 3-1769 fl 2 I l CHARLES I. BLGOM Grade A Pasteurized Milk and Cream 213 Elm Street Phone 3-8228 Albany, N. Y. Compliments f PURITY CANDY SHOP o PALMERS FUNERAL We SPCClaliZe in SERVICE Home-Made Candies and Ice Cream Dia' 34508 Day or Nigh' 307 so. Pearl st. Albany, N. Y. Lady Attendant 341 Second Ave. Tel. 3-9362 7-Day Week ALBANY ARMY 81 NAVY STORES, INC. The Store of Ten Thousand Items 90 So. Pearl Street Albany 7, N. Y. Phone 5-9765 Compliments PERRIN SL DINAPOLI f o Guild Prescription Opticians KNICKERBOCKER FOOD 91 STATE STREET MARKET 296 HUDSON AVENUE Telephone 3-5411 Albany 7, N. Y. Meats-G roee ries-Vegetables H221 Wm. A. Mangan Coal Co. JOHN H. COLFER, Prop. D. 8: H. ANTHRACITE COAL Dial 3-1061 Compliments of MENCHEL'S FURS 25 STEUBEN ST. Albany, N. Y. The Servant of The lVell Dressed Woman WHITE ROTARY SEWING MACHINE 366 South Pearl Street GOES FARM DAIRY P. VERDEGAAL Electro Pure Pasteurized Guernsey Milk and Cream ELM AVE. Delmar 9-190 Compliments of LINCOLN GROCERIES 208 MORTON AVE. Whitney Co. Since 1876 Albany, N. Y. Albany, N. Y. 123 ECKERT'S SUPER SERVICE STATION General Repairing Tires-Tubes-Cas--O.K. Lubrication Tel. 2-0021 l374 CENTRAL AVE. Stop 35 Albany Schenectady Rd. KNAPP and DOBBS General Auto Repairs All Makes 81 Models 34 CLINTON AVE. FRED'S FOOD MARKET Groceries-Beer-Delicatessen Cor. Swan St. SL Clinton Ave. Telephone 3-9513 GARDNER'S PAINT HARDWARE The Best Merchandise in Town 105 HUDSON AVE. Compliments of Richard Cirvin and Family BETTY AUGUST SHOP Dresses of Distinction 178 Washington Ave. Albany, N. Phone 3-7918 Albany 7, N. Y. Compliments Compliments of of Eilcen and Kathleen O'Ncill, '47 MARY R. REED, '47 H241 Compliments of JOHN 1. CLANCY Glendale Farm Dairy, Inc. 380 Madison Ave. Albany, N. Y. Telephone 4-3181 Wonder Children's Shop AND Junior Mayfair Shop Complete Outfitters to Children From Infancy to Seventeen Years 60 No. Pearl St. Albany 1, N. Y. Dial 3-1861 1 Compliments FRED BIEHLER of jeweler Since 1918 Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, jewelry MARCUS BROTHERS 280 So. Pearl St. Albany, N. Y H251 Personalized Gifts CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET SCHATZ STATIONERY STORE We Comb the Nation's Markets Vrceting Cards-1 Cather Voodg to Bring You the Finest in Fresh priming-Engraving l'rutts and Y egetables 34 MAIDEN LANE 388 DELAWARE AVE. Albany, N. Y. Phone 5-6770 Albany. N. X Social Engraved and Printed Stationery Greeting Cards for All Occasions Commencement Invitations and Announcements Diplomas and Cases Calling Cards, Office Supplies SARGENT'S Nettie F. Doncaster, Prop. 32 LODGE STREET Tel. 4-1042 ALBANY, N. Y. SHIRKEY'S CONFECTIONERY The Magnolia House of Gifts 393 Second Ave. Phone 3-9466 366 DELAWARE AVENUE Corner of Stanwixu Man0ry's Ice Cream Greeting Cards-Handmade ltems Beer-Cold Cuts Unusual Gifts Free Delivery Phone 3-4398 AARON TINKLE Dealer in COWS and HORSES of All Kinds Good Fresh Cows and Purebreds on Hand at All Times Highest Market Prices Always Paid ROUTE 9W, RAVENA, N. Y. Tel. 280 Ravena Il261 r HEINMILLER PHARMACY Compliments Wm. J. Schoenfelder, Prop. Of 310 So. Pearl Sf. Albany, N, Y. MISS HELEN RAU Congratulations Veronica McCabe and Jeanne Rooney Class of 1947 Albany Hardware 8: Iron Co. 39-43 State Street COMPLETE SPORTS EQUIPMENT Telephone 4-3154 JOHN AIELLO 8L BRO. CORP. Albany, N. Y. - Menands, N. Y. HONIGSBAUM'S, INC Maiden Lane at James Albany, N. Y. F1271 M. SLUTSKY 57 North Swan Street Albany 4, N. Y. Telephone 3-4052 DEWEY TOWNSEND C in m'S of All Types of CARL'S CASH MARKET Bulldozer SL Scraper Work 36 NO. SWAN STREET 5-9800 Albany, New York Tel. 4-7022 Albany 4, N. Y. Phone 3-8770 Compliments Y E Z Z I of Dresses-Suits-Coats Mr. 8L Mrs. Frank V. Wren, Sr. 184 State Street Albany, New York Compliments of CHET'S Restaurant 8: Bar Phone 5-9438 335 Clinton Ave. f128l cf3C'X:o Compliments of A FRIEND C-NMS DIEBOLD, INC. Canton, Ohio New York, N. Y. John D. Taylor-Bank Dir.-Sales Engr. York Bank Vaults - Business Systems - Electric Protection Compliments Compliments of of WOLBERG ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo P. Mullen H291 CHICORELLI FUNERAL HOME 277 MADISON AVENUE Worthy of Your Confidence Phone 3-2782 Nicholas Chicorelli Compliments Compliments of of MADISON MEAT MARKET L. Panetta Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Michalski 207 MADISON AVENUE Compliments TONY'S SERVICE STATION f o Sunoco Dynafuel - Gas SL Oil Mrs. Mary Hutton 107 MYRTLE AVE. and lflwnc 4.4056 Albany 2, N. Y. Mr- 81 Mrs- John Comffato 81 Family Tony Pezzullat and his Aristocrats MUSIC Fou ALL OCCASIONS 16 Elm Street Phone 3-7394 H301 K Refresh g?.1:'3'2e,? yourself? 1, ff fi.. X l 1 fl If' -I Q ' X Borneo uuou Aumonuv OF IHE cocA-con comuuv IV ALBANY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Hedrick Brewing Company, Inc Still the Best F111 Vincent de Paul Roche Home for Funerals 209 NEW SCOTLAND AVENUE ALBANY, N. Y Dial 2-2434 Compliments of Dixie Flower Shop 130 MADISON AVENUE Cut Flowers Potted Plants Compliments of PEOPLES MARKET 45 Grand St. Meats - Groceries - Beer - Soft Drinks Phone 3-9696 Proprietor-Sam Chillolo CONDO,S Second Avenue Superette 149A-14911 SECOND AVE. Phone 4-0703 Self Service We Deliver Fruits 8: Vegetables. Cold Cuts, liird's Eye Frosted Foods, Ice Cream, Soda, Beer Compliments of RICHINIONITS GROCERY STORE 52 ELIZABETH STREET Albany, N. Y. H321 NEW HAVEN Compliments News - Delicatessen of 153 CLINTON AVE- Mr. SL Mrs. Frank V. Wren, Jr Compliments of SATUL MTURAVEN UNITED FOUD STURE Groceries - Meats - Vegetables - Dairy - Fish Phone 4-3360 325-327 So. Pearl St. B. F. MULDERRY PENNY WISE 115 FIRST ST. Y0utll CCHYCI' Fuel Oils Oil Burners Infants'-Children's-junior Miss Kerosene Service lvearmg Apparel 133 CENTRAL AVENUE can 53535 Phone 3-5037 Albany, N. Y II331 STANDARD FURNITURE CO. Greater Standard's for Better Living 112-116 So. Pearl Street Albany, N. Y. DORA ADLER Compliments 26 so. HAWK STREET of Yarn Shop Stamped Goods-Bag Materials Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Connick Instruction Books Phone 5-9273 Open Evenings I RUSENBERG Q Hardware 418 MADISON AVENUE Tcl. 4-5241 We Deliver Housewares - - Electrical Supplies Complete Line of Paints Pianos-Radios-Organs-Records BOARDMAN at GRAY C i 'C 's Piano Makers Over 100 Years of ll7 State St. Albany, N. Y. A FRIEND Known for Over 100 Yrs. for Reliability II34-I W. A. CASOLE Compliments of of Fuel Oil Kerosene Burners Installed and Repaired THOMAS P. I-ILITTCDN Dial 4-9664 24 Hour Service Stillwater, N. Y. ARMANDCYS SERVICE STATIUN McCARTY AVE. at so. PEARL ST. Service from 7:00 A. M. to 7:00 P. NI. by Your Friendly Socony Dealer Mobil Tires, Batteries 8: Special Mobilubrication Phone 3-9596 Compliments Compliments of of Perrino 81 Kiley Families Mr. 8: Mrs. John Baldwin Stillwater, N. Y. HTUNTERSS PHARMACY Prescription Work a Specialty KENNETH G. HUNTER, Ph.G. 266 Madison Ave., Corner South Hawk Phone 4-9268 Albany, N. Y I'1351 Res. 32 Compliments of A Friend WALTER J. FITZSIMMONS Oneida Terrace Compliments of FRIEND A. Compliments of M. S. FRUITS SL L. Wholesale 8: Retail PRODUCE Phone 3-4520 Compliments of GEORGE RODRIGUEZ, '47 What's New - We Show SNAPPY MEN 'S SHOP Hatters - - - Haberdashers Albany, New York ll7 South Pearl St. 221 Central Ave llflfil Compliments of A Friend LANSING BRGS. China - Glassware - Gifts Kitchenware 59 Hudson Avenue Albany, N. Y. OHN CARRARO Tel. 3-9522 J and BROTHERS CORNELL Choice Meats and Vegetables Dry Cleaning 5C1'ViCC Fresh Fish-oystm-Clams 87 second Ave. Albany N. Y. Fresh Dffssed Chickens fUse Confectionery Store Entrancej 340 Delaware 4-1295 Compliments of Plumbing 8: Heating Contractor Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pezzula A Shop on Wheels cl F 'l an am! y 19 W. Van Vechten St. Phone 4-2040 F1371 VENITIAN ICE CREAM GIACOPPES' PARLOR Food Market 137 so. PEARL ST. 99 MADISON AVENUE Albany, N. Y. Albany, N. Y' RUCHEARYAN 1F muumeral Service 174 Eagle Street at Lincoln Park he! Phone 3-8121 john F. Ryan, Lie. Mgr. Telephones: 4-5757-2-0048 SMITH 8: TIERNEY, lnc GENERAL CONTRACTORS 182 MORTON AVENUE Albany 2, New York he' Compliments 129 EAGLE STREET of Albany, New York LOIS GRADY Phone 5-9034 Class of '46 11381 Phone: 3-1267-3-1268-3-1269 Panetta's Food Market FISH - GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES 66-70 Grand Street 2 Doors Below Madison Ave. Compliments of A FRIEND Phone 3-3526-Any Time RICHARD I. ROTONDARO Commercial Photographs Parties-Weddings-and Photos For All Occasions l6 Matilda St. Albany, N. Y. Cutaways, Tuxedos for Weddings, Dances Banquets to Hire Also a Complete Line of White Summer Formals DE LUXE TAILORS Cor. Hamilton and Eagle Sts. Tel. 5-2485 Established 1914 Phone 4-4420 VICTOR CARDONA Imported and Domestic Italian 8: American Food Products Wholesale and Retail 77 Grand St. Albany, N. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nero and Family Displays Installed-Materials ED-GEORGE-STUDIOS 91 N. PEARL ST. Albany, N. Y. Phone 5-8163 H391 A. D. ll-lIAMlElLlE M EATS AND POULTRY Albany, N. Y. 91 HUDSON AVENUE PHONES 3-4244- 3-4245 Ollice: 65 Beaver Street-Albany Garage Building-Phone 4-0541 Best of Luck to the Class of '48 Mr. SL Mrs. Edward P. Geier JOHN B. HAUF, lNC. The House of Quality FINE FURNITURE l75 CENTRAL AVENUE ALBANY, N. Y. Telephone 4-2104 Compliments of A Friend ll40l C0mPlimCmS FRANKLIN PLATING CO. gf 302 Lark St. Albany, N. Y. Silver Plating Repairing FELDMAN'S BAKERY Gold Plating Refinishing 119 Arch sf. Albany, N. Y. Bumishing Wifing Phone 3-8524 Phone 59905 Compliments of Mr. SL Mrs. Wm. Kelley Compliments of Compliments THE WAGON WHEEL fm TAVI-LRN Cor. Third and No. Blvd. CHARLES SARDY Prop. Frank jagareski Compliments of Mr. SL Mrs. Raymond LeFevre and Family H411 ARBQR HILL DRUG STORE JOS. WINCHELI., Pharmacist and Chemist 22 No. Swan Street Albany, N. Y lllltilli' 3-9 Compliments of P. M. FRANK DISINFECTING CU. 696 Broadway Albany, N. Y. Compliments of thc ARBOR HILL GRILL AND RIQSTAURANT 51 No. Swan St. Tel. 5-9066 Dancing Every Sat. Nite Music by Eddie Daski 8: His Melody Trio 158 Compliments Of the ALBANY CAMERA SHOP 204 WASHINGTON AVE. Albany, N. Y. Your Photographic Headquarters Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Foley Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Waugh Compliments of lWARY FLEIC Class of 1947 II42 BURNHAM SL HUGHES SERVICE STATION Gulf Products - Lubrication a Specialty TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES RCAD SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRING Phone 3-9546 Compliments of STAATS EXPRESS EDWARD DOTT GARAGE 1177 CENTRAL AVENUE Phone 2-4681 Albany, N. Y. 163 N. CHAS. D'AMICO Barber Shop Special Attention to All Types of Barber Work Boulevard Albany, N JOSEPH F EMIA 306 DELAWARE AVE. Grocery and Delicatessen I1 43 1 John H. O'Conn0r, Prop. John Doyle Plumbing Company PLUMBING - HEATING - JOBBING - CONTRACTING 70 Division Street Albany, N. Y Phones: Home 5-0157-Shop 3-1334 Not Listed in Directory Home: 66 Park Ave Compliments Compliments of of HELEN G. LAMOUREE John Michael O'Brien and Family Compliments of Compliments HOWARD,S of 416 Delaware Ave. Albany, N. Y. Ice Cream-Soda-Cigars-Cigarettes Mrs' H' Dashicll all Family Beer Cnmplimf-ms Compliments of of lNIr. and Mrs. Meyer G. Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. John H. O'C0nnor N441 Compliments of DOTT'S STORE 1234 CENTRAL AVE. Albany, N. Y. Phone 2-9889 Ladies Sc Gents Tailor and Furrier CHAS. REMKUS We Dye and Dry Clean 200A No. Boulevard Albany, N Y l HOFFMAN'S SKATELAND 1335 Central Ave., Albany, N. Y. Beginners Class Every Mon. ll to 12 Intermediate Dance Class Every Wed. ll to 12 Special Rates for Parties Phone 8-9090 Cigarettes-Cigars-Candy Compliments School Supplies of MARY E. DUFFY, R.N. BOULEVARD NEWS 204 No. Boulevard Anthony Cochetti 3-9785 Compliments Compliments of the gf ORDER OF OWLS NEST LASKY'S MARKET AND GROCERY 1130-1132 40 NO. LARK ST. Mildred Wands - Pres. - john Kowalski Albany, N. Y. H451 I JAFFIVS DRUG CO., IHC. Quick, Reliable Service 31 New Scotland Ave. Albany, N. Y. Estimates Cheerfully Furnished Phone 5-2967 LEONARD MCNEIL Mason Contractor Fireplaces - Stucco - Concrete All Kinds of -Iobbing in Masonry 131 Morris Street Albany, N. Y. was Compliments Of A Friend be! Phone 4-9966 Phone 5-9554 UNIVERSITY BAKE SHOP LQU FIRSTYWS GRQCERY 17 New Scotland Ave. Birthday Cakes-Fresh Pastry Groceries-Beer-Ice Cream Cold Cuts-School Supplies Box Candy-Ice Cream 2 New Scotland Ave. Albany, N. Y. f14-61 CHAPMAN'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ROSS CHAPMAN, Proprietor Mobil Tires and Batteries Repairing 24-Hour Towing Service Madison Ave. and Lark St. Tel. 3-8786 Compliments of Myron 185 Rays Tavern 50 Beaver Street, Albany, N. Y. Choice Food SL Liquors Served Phone 5-9248 james Costos James Gianissis NEW HARMONY GARAGE GUTMAN'S MARKET Gas-Oil-Greasing-Towing-Storage Exide Battery Se,-vice Comer Catherine and Elizabeth Streets Expert Auto Repair Tel. 5-8437 Quality Meats Phone 5-9466 567 Delaware II471 A. SWIRE'S FURNITURE 81-83 So. Pearl St. Albany, N Where Prices Are Lowest THE PARIS CO' Compliments 130 so. Pearl sn. of Featuring a Complete Line of Mr- and Mrs- Wommfs Apparel Thomas J. Hallenbeck Compliments of KEN MILLER URCHESTRA J. DE Rossi Compliments High Grade Meats, Groceries and of Vegetables FLORA HANLON, '47 I8 DELAWARE AVENUE N481 FRANK DE ROSSI ' Compliments Meats and Groceries Dial 3-9801 556 Delaware Ava. Of A Satisfied Customer is Our Proof of A FRIEND Quality Phone 3-5732 N. CARUSO, Prop. American Shoe Repairing Shoes and Arches Made to Order 435 Second Ave. Albany? N. Y. R. H. MILLER PAINT CORP. Fine Wallpapers 480 BROADWAY ARCADE 4-1411 Albany, N. Y. 4-2628 PETER'S Where Reliable OPTICAL WORK is Done at Reasonable Cost Beer - GFOCCTICS - Sundries 45 GREEN STREET ALS VARIETY STORE Eyes Examined-Prescriptions Filled 29 Sgcgnd Ave. Albany, N. Y Latest Styles in Glasses Dal. 1848 Dial 3-1574 Tel' 19304 H491 Compliments of A FRIEND 1 Phone 4-3734 GERWIN Cleaning - Repairing - Pressing 50 Northern Blvd. Albany, N. Y. Phone 5-9565 184 Northern Blvd. Compliments of NEW YORK SUPER NIARKET Choice Meats Fresh Fruit and Vegetables - Beer Albany, N. Y. Phone 4-2293 291 So. Pearl St. SCHADES BOWLING MCCLURE 8: DORWALDT 64 NO. PEARL ST. Pianos - Radios - Sheet Music Band Instruments - Accessories ACADEMY. INC. 170 ONTARIO STREET Cor. Benson 81 Ontario Sts. ALBANY, N. Y. Compliments of MOON TAVERN 177 Northern Boulevard Phone 3-9488 Albany, N. Y. 11501 Compliments of BEN GARRISON 44 No. Swan St. Albany, N. Y. Member F. T. D. Telephone 3-6628 .ll0ll1l1Ul T. Trawison FLORIST 335 SOUTH PEARL ST. ALBANY, N. Y. Compliments of PAT 'S TAVERN Compliments BEAVER BARBER SHOP of DANIEL ROBILATTO'S 5 WILLIAM STREET FUNERAL HOME Albert Servedio Louis Calsolaro 175 Madison Ave. phone 4,1355 Use of Home At No Extra Cost f15l1 RAMAX PAINT CO. Pittsburgh Paint and Fine Wallpaper l24 SO. PEARL STREET Phone 3-3722 Compliments HECKER'S SERVICE STATION SO. PEARL 8: ARCH Manny Hecker, Prop. RAPPAZZiO'S BAKERY Italian SL French Specialized Bread BRENNAN'S DRUG STORE Livingston Ave. and Northern Blvd. ll8 Green St. Albany, N. Y. Albany' N' Y' Phone 3-1483 E, Brennan Dial 3-9113 DOMENICO'S - - - Self Service MODERN MARKET b Meats and Groceries - Fruits and Vegetables Phone 4-9631 197 Lark Street 4-0487 Compliments DE POLO'S of 502 SECOND AVE. Mr C W Fruits and Vegetables Beverages - Groceries H521 Compliments MUNAFO 8L SONS of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Diange 252 MADISON AVE' Compliments Compllmems of of KSLL FOOD MARKET LUCKY STAR TAVERN 10 SO. HAWK STREET 267 MADISON AVENUE T. BUCHANAN-Roofing Skylights - Metal Ceiling - Cornices Sheet Metal Work 24 ELM STREET Phone 4-7875 ALBANY, N. Y ALBANY SOAP CORP. WILHELM,S lg-URS 46-48 Delaware Ave., cor. Myrtle Ave. Albany, N. Y. Fur Coats-Scarfs and Capes H531 DELIBERATELY . . . created the Hnest! l l l l l Always the first choice of those who Cll'IT12lI1Cl the bcst in meat foods. iQfxKKlNG Q 7 ' xv- f FIRST PRILE Pure Meat Products are deliber- ately created the finest . . . that Choice ingrn dients and skilled craftsmanship can produce. i When buying. . . be sure to insist on FIRST 1 xg 1 1115, sf 'QU PRIZE. Always order by name. MEAT F000 PRODUCTS ,. J X b A f4ll5f4r:ZHtJlw:'uvlLJN In 111 FACHHL: Co INK, . ' O FIRSQLIISARIZE Q ' PURE MEAT PRODUCTS ARE INSPECTED AND PASSED ALBANY. N .Y- Tel. 4-7815 The Religious Art Shop Religious Articles - Greetings Cards Hand Crocheted Work Made By the Nuns ll5 CENTRAL AVE. Wilfred J. LaPoint Albany 6, N. Y. Phone 3-0043 Evenings by Appointment GARRISON'S CAMERA SHOP ARBOR HILL JEWELERS E. P. MINERLEY, Mgr. MAIDEN LANE Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Watch Repairing - Jewelry Repairing Albany, N. Y. Engraving 122 Northern Blvd. Albany, N. Y. r1541 Compliments of A Friend Phone 2-3748 H. J. EMERICK LANDSCAPING - LAWNS - GARDEN WORK 535 Bradford St. Albany, N. Y. Phone 3-9647 Phone 4-0487 W. J. RIMMER Delicatessen SL Groceries School Supplies 20 DELAWARE AVE. DEMFT'S PASTRY SHOP 502 SECOND AVENUE 4-4940 Cigars Cigarettes Compliments of LARK NEWS 203 LARK ST. FULLER'S LIQUOR STORE Candy Magazines 456 DELAWARE AVENUE N551 CCANDJIDO PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION S - SURGICAL SUPPLIES 138 SO. PEARL ST. Cor. MADISON AVE. 3-8834 ALBANY, N Y TON Y'S TAVERN AND C0mPlimCmS RESTAURANT Of Cor. No. Boul evar d 81 Second Sr. MARY 81 LILLIAN DONOVAN Best of Luck to Class of '48 BEST OF FOOD BEST OF SHOWS Continuous Entertainment MURRAY INN Phone 2-9850 Stop 35, Fuller Rd DON'S MARKET C0mPllmCm5 Meats 8a Groceries of 196 N. BOULEVARD MRS. MARY HENRY Prop. Dominick Sgambellone Dial 5-0411 fl56l J. J. FENDER Funeral Director 127 MADISON AVENUE Dial 3-2610 Delivery Service Tel. 3-8647 J. E. MORRISSEY Groceries - Meats and Vegetables 31 DANA AVENUE ALBANY, N. Y. Established 1916 Phone 2-1533 Owens Service New Home 900 Madison Ave. Located Downtown District Telephone 3-9888 North Pearl Street Garage General Auto Repairing Specialist on Hudson Cars 235 NO. PEARL STREET ALBANY, N. Y. Battery Service :: Washing :: Lubricating H571 Compliments of George J. and Ellen IE.. Mannl H. A. LEONARDI Phone 4-3868 for Appointments Groceries SL Beverages WARNER'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 8 Delaware Ave. Albany 4-4430 7 l kathy Andriano We Deliver - Open Sundays 10 Delaware Ave. Albany, N. Y. J. COMPESSI 12M Delaware Ave. Albany, N. Y. Phone 4-2774 Hardware - Lumber - Building Supplies We Deliver TREIBER NEON DISPLAYS Compliments of ll9 BEAVER STREET Albany 7, New York BILL SMITH, Prop. CENTRAL TAVERN Phone 5-61 I 9 ll58l A. SOTTOSANTI SHOE REBUILDER 850 Madison Ave. Albany, N. Y. Tel. 8-1606 WILLIAM QC. HANS FUNERAL DIRECTOR and EMBALMER 2-2032 21 VAN SCHOICK AVE. Phone +6545 MARTIN GORDON KUPERBERGS RADIO STORE Infants' and Children's Wear Radio and Television Specialists Ladies, Hose and Underwear 93 so. Pearl sr. Albany, N. Y. 150 So' Pea St' Albanyf N- Y Compliments of Madison Bottling Works Phone 5-3713 fl59l T el. 2-8055 N ICHOL'S STORE Hunting and Fishing Supplies Live Bait Open Every Night Until Ten O'Clock GEORGE F. DOTT GARAGE General Auto Repair Complete Collision Work 1334 CENTRAL AVE. TOM st JOBS General Store l352 CENTRAL AVE. Corner Fuller 8: Schenectady Rd. Stop 35 Store That Sells Everything Iiroceries-Magazines-Beer Soda Fountain-Luneheonette Service JEAN NEW HAIRDRESSER Permanent Waving A Specialty Stop 36 Schenectady Rd. Phone 2-3894 Albany, N. Y. Drive Slow and Be Careful Of Our Childrenn Compliments of A Friend O GE ESS I C ALBANY N Y 2
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