Cathedral Academy - Way Yearbook (Albany, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

gf , - A,f- , fs Q up 5 ag f if E 5 3 S M r Q l K '-Q ii 4 haw. THE SENIOR CLASS Presents The WAY for nineteen fifty-seven THE YEARBOOK CF CATHEDRAL ACADEMY ALBANY, NEW YORK , , FOREWORD As members of the Senior Class of 1957 of Cathedral Academy, we are nearing the goal toward which we have been striving. Soon we shall take our places in the world. Throughout our years at Cathedral we have been preparing for this moment. Here, have been instilled in us principles of Christian social living--our daily associations with the members of Christ's Mystical Body in the performance of our spiritual duties, in the striving for intellectual mastery, in various social activities, in thedaily give and take in the field of athletics. U Now the obligation rests on us as citizens of a Christian society and potential citizens , of Heaven to live according to these ideals. As we retrace ourasteps along the Cathe- dral Way we will show how these principles affect our lives. h C ASS P mo Dedication Faculty S eniors Undercla ssmen C la sses ' A ctiv ities Q A thletics A dvertisements St. Joseph, Patron of Workers i T BLE' OF CONTENTS Pae 6 17 49 57 67 81 91 S- 4 .aud 'l 'l His Excellency, Most Reverend William A. Scully Bishop of Albany DEDICATICN TO CUR. PARENTS 4- DEDICATIO We, the Senior Class of Cathedral Academy, dedicate this 1957 Edition of THE WAY to our parents. Throughout our lives we have benefited from their teaching and guidance. From their good example, we have seen the blessings that come from a good Catholic marriage, From them we learned early in life, the role which our Faith has played in our lives. Through their love and sacrifice we have been able to enjoy the benefits of a Catholic education. But, perhaps the most important gift we have received from them has been a Christian Family life, for as Pope Pius XII has told us, As the building depends for its soundness on the foundation, so does civil society on its primary and essential cell--the Family, which draws in turn from the illumined norms of Christianity, not only its greatest strength, but also its highest sanction and perfection. We have enjoyed the blessings of such a life. .Now it is up to us to use the principles which our parents have inculcated in us so that our families will be the foundation of future society. We pray that we will be able to give to those children whom God may entrust to our care, the love and solicitude we were so fortunate to receive from our dear parents. We ask God to bless them. 5 cum l z The Reverend John F. O'C onnor The Reverend Harold L. McKe on The Reverend John R, Sise ef The Reverend Francis Madina The Reverend John RVMMJ fe 8 SISTER JAMES ALOYSIUS, C.S.J. SISTER MARY LOUISE, C.S.J. Religion 2, English 3,4, Dramatics Librarian All TY ,off I SISTER ANNA FRANCIS, C.S.J. by 'JK' 1 .dx 'Il ' Vice-Principal, Superior Q , SISTER TI-IEOPHANE, C.S.J. Religion13, History, French, English I SISTER MARY AGATHA, C.S.J. Religion 3, Science, Science Club, Junior Red Cross 1047 I 2 SISTER CHARLES GARNIER, C.S.J. Religion 4, Latin, English 2, Marian Com- mittee SISTER MARY ALEXANDER, C.S.J. Religion 1,2, History, Altar Boys wifi W if SISTER MARY INEZ, C.S.J. SISTER LOUIS ALENA , C.S.J. Religion 3, Spanish, Mathematics, Soda- Religion 2, Social Studies, General lity Moderator, Liturgy Committee Science, English 1, Mission Committee, 10 Choir Boys SISTER JOSEPHA, C.S.J. Piano, Voice, Glee Club, Girls' Choir, Operetta ' . 7, WW W SISTER ANNE MARGARET, C.S.J. Religion 4, Commerce, English 2, THE WAY SISTER c1.oT1LDA, C.S.J. X SISTER MARGARET CLAIRE, C.S.J. Religion I, Commerce, Altar Boys Relgion I, COmmeI'C2, English 2, Eucharis tic ommittee. W, I . H in UW' fyyz- MISS MARY E. DUFFY, R.N. School Nurse , Junior Red Cross, Home Nursing MRS. EUGENE A. SCIUTTO Dramatics, Elocution, Public Speaking, Debating PROFESSOR JOHN w.,F1'rzoERALD ANTHON ARDA Organist, Boys' Glee Club, Boys' Choir School Phgsygiai CCI' MD yy yvdj 12 , ,va 'fa - 'w w I 6 f . kk , JOSEPH T. FARRELLY Football Coach EDWARD J. LANGE Basketball Coach LEO P. MULLEN MICHAEL ALVARO Baseball Coach Football Coach - J .V. Basketball Coach 13 , f , Qmij, v,.. , 1 5-xi '41 Tse , K -- ' ' if 'L 5 r ., f My ,.,,.,W,r.,,,..,s. : 1 - 'F A , V5 xr ,, lg L 1 15 I , ' :Em vlgggeg S32gg52s3gsf-:1f.41- f S -S ' -:we 4 wal k, 15359 Lili' H - f, f ' -1: NRE zz. , ssras F E ,F ek Z ae gi Q , , ,.:: as A ,--f 1,-V-W - .-:,...,. A K ,alwsgwsmfmgif .ui-f,-1Q1.m1w . -.: :. ,. ,,, ,m,M.,M.,,.. ,..,. ,,,,,,,.,,,i -- :5lEla:' .:- H -fsvfa:r2m2:.u-ifi'f'7' N-'f'wi':f ' ' :': .f:.'. s , :0'f'-. ' ,Q Q H.. in A .b ' 'ffl LV N ' 1 . r wi! , flame -W e a we Officers of the Parent-Teachers Association at the Annual P.T.A, Tea, LEFT to RIGHT: Edward J. Lange, Treasuxerg Mrs. Charles E. MacGowan, Secretaryg Mrs. Francis Montesano, Presidentg and Dominick Lizzi, Vice-President. Sister Anna Frances, our Vice-Principal. Sister and the office are always available when help or advice are needed, Mrs. Miles Donnelly pours at the P.T.A. tea. 14- I S-A i Monsignor Forman and Sister Anna Frances meet some of the Mothers at the Annual P.T,A, Tea Father Roos, our spiritual director. Father is always generous with his time whenever any student needs assistance. The P,T,A, Tea gives our parents an opportunity to meet our teachers. 15 SENIOR CLASS GFFICER Class of 1957 Officers fleft to right, Barbara Reger, Secretary, Frank Lizzi, Treasurer, Susan Donnelly, Vice Presidentg and Anthony Coluccio, President, formulate Senior plans for the year. Under their leadership we undertook many activities, the first of which was the Yearbook drive, Next there were the Senior Parties and the trip to New York. Before we knew it, We were planning for the Senior Prom and Class Night. Throughout the year We kept in mind our major objective -- the study of those Christian Social Prin- ciples which we will need in our future lives as Catholic adult leaders. 16 s ENIGRS ff I Dramatics 45 Junior Red Crossufiiffu Speaking 3 ,45 'Junior Red Cross 1,2, 3,4- 3,45 Secretary of Home NursingClub Petite, sweet and neat. . .pleasant 4. voice. . .loves to sing. . .enjoys pub- Always with Mary Jo. . .enjoyshorse- lic speaking. . .Infectious laugh. . . back riding. . .expressive eyes. . . always on the go: . .number please. neat as a pin. . .a future model. fi , Te1T1Pfati0D Harlem Nocturne. 1, I , A I JPL 7 - Q J f ,I 0' . of ' MW if ' THOMAS JOHN AUDI St. Vincent de Paulfs Tom Junior Red Cross 4. Enjoys driving that Plymouth. . . pleasant personality. . .new-comer to C.A. xt Walking In The Rain. 18 JACQUELINE MARIE BANNON St. Madeleine-Sophie Sodality 1,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 French Club 35 Debate Club 3,45 Public Speaking 3,4 3 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4. Quiet as a mouse. . .very studious. . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . .those smiling eyes! . . ,our future teacher. . .a loyal glee club member. Born To Eternal Life. PATRICIA ELIZABETH BARRETT St. James' Pat Sodality 1,2,3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2,3,45 Junior Prom Committee 3. Very loquacious. . .our own Hedda Hopper. . .fashion conscious. . . never an idle moment. . .our private secretary. BARBARA JOAN BASTIANI Cathedral Barb Sodality 1,2,35 Glee Club 13 J V Cheerleader 35 TI-IE WAY 4, Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4. Infectious gaiety. . . bundle of chat- ter. . .striking red hair. . .as busy as a bee. . .desires to be an executive secretary. The Nearness Of You MARY JANE DOLORES BATTAGLIA St. Anthony's Sodality 1,2,35 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Dance Committee 3,45 Glee Club 1, 2,35 Basketball 45 Dramatics 45 Operetta 1,2,35 THE WAY 4. Boundless energy. . .an outstanding personality. . .co-captain of the cheer- leaders. . .100'Zw cooperative. . .easL ALICE HELENA BAUER Cathedral Zuba Sodality 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Dance Committee 1,25 Operetta 1, 2,3,45 Home Nursing Club 4. Friendly to all. . .outstanding in any sport. . .likes to sing. . .an ear for music. . .wishes to be a model. I Believe to befriend. Till Then 19 BARBARA CAROL BELDEN JOHN JOSEPH BELLEVILLE Cathedral Trixie St. James' Jay Sodality 1,2,3,43 Junior Red Cross 1, Public Speaking 3,43 Debating Club 2,3,4, Dramatics 45 Public Speaking 3,43 Junior Red Cross 3,45 French 3,4. Club 35 Dramatics Club 4, TI-IE Loyal to C.A.. . .willing to help al- WAY 4. ways. . .pleasant disposition. . .a A man of many words. . .full of sur- roller skating enthusiast. . .aims to prises. . .sharp wardrobe. . .would drive her own car. like to teach. True Love You'll Never Walk Alone. ROBERT MICHAEL BENDER VALERE GEORGE BERNARD Our Lady of Help of Christians Cathedral Plumber Big Ben Sodality 1,2,35 Junior Prom Com- Sodality 1,2,33 Jtmior Red Cross 1,2, mittee, Basketball 2,3,45 Junior 3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Glee Club 43 Red Cross 1,2,3,4. Dramatics Club 4. Easy going. . .tall and cheerful. . . One of our outstanding seniors. . .has easy to befriend. . .has a weakness many friends. . .leadership ability. . . for hunting and fishing. a loyal Junior Red Cross supporter That's My Hearstring. . . .aims to teach physical education. My Blue Heaven. 20 VHMJK JUDITH MARIE BLANCHARD I A JOSEPH LOUIS BONANNI St Pius X Cathedral oe Sodality 1,2,3,4, Moming Star Re- Sodality 1,2,33 Junior Red Cross 1 porter 3 Latin Club 3, Public Speak- 2,3,45 THE WAY 4. mg 3,4, Science Club 3,4 Debating Our helping hand. - .leads a free Club 3 ,4 easy life. . .makes friends easily Never a dull moment witty . always spic and span. . .has definite willing worker bundle of fun . . business ability. longs to add an M D to her name. I Walk The Line. PATRICK JOSEPH BUIBARO JOANNE MARY BURKE St. Theresa's Pa Cathedral Sodality 1,2,35 Public Speaking 25 Dance Committee 35 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4. Good natured. . .likes to sleep. . . wants to own a pink Cadillac. . .al ways with Pete. . .nice personality. Love Me Tender 21 RONALD GEORGE BURRIS C athedral Rock Sodality 1,2,35 Junior Red Cross 1, 2,3,45 Dramatics Club 45 Public Speaking 4. Good looking. . .contagious person- ality. . .happy-go-lucky. . .enjoys swimming. . .hopes to see his name in lights. Love Me ROSARIO FRANCIS CALABRESE Cathedral Sonny Sodality 1,2535 Junior Red Cross 1, 2,3,4. Great friend to have. . .good sense of humor. . .life of a party. . .thought- ful and a pal to everyone. . .has a weakness for sleeping. Hand Clapping CATHERINE CARBONELLO St. Anthony's Cathy Sodality 1,2,3,45 Junior Red Cross l,2,3,45 Dance Committee 3,45 Home Nursing Club 4. Kind and sweet. . .always a nice word. . .enjoys dancing. . .aims to become a telephone operator. I Miss You So MICHAEL JAMES CARAZZA St. Mary's Mike Sodality 1,2535 Public Speaking 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1. Our football hero. . .dark eyes and curly-locks. . .speedboatd driving his weakness. . .enjoys a good time and dancing. Change Of Mind. 22 f M'!V We W A if 1 F 14' PHILOMENA LAURA CARINGI GLORIA REGINA CHRISTIE St. James' Phil Cathedral Glo Sodality 1,2,35 Junior Red Cross 1, Junior Red Cross 4g Home Nursing 2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2. Club 45 THE WAY 4. Stately and reserved. . .flashing Sparkling blue eyes. . .frequently black eyes. . .considerate and sweet ' taking trips to Amsterdam. . .has an personality. . .an excellent steno- interest in the United States Navy. . . grapher. . .enjoys records. hopes to become a model. Harlem Nocturne Only You GEORGIANNA CIPOLLO St. Anthony's Georgie Sodality 1,2,35 Glee Club lg Public Speaking 25 Junior Class Secretaryg Dance Committee 35 Basketball 4 3 Junior Prom Committeeg THE WAY 4. Always smiling. . .kind and full of fun. . .charming personality. . .aspires to become a medical technologist. Harlem Nocturne. JOANNE SARAH CIPOLLO St. Anthony's JO Sodality 1,2,35 Glee Club 15 Dance Committee 2,33 Junior Red Cross 1, 2 3 4. Ehjhys writing letters. . .her pleasant chatter can always be heard between classes. . .plans to work for the Tele- phone Company. 23 .,,.,.2..,7,,,, I ,291-If 4-we-JC., 554-0 06.4-9 gd? weqfffigf., Q no 7 ANTHONY NICHOLAS COLUCCIO St. Anthony's Butch Sodality 1,2,35 Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Junior Red Cross l,2,3,45 President of Class 43 Public Speaking Club 45 Junior Prom Chair- man. Our class president. . .good as gold . . .outstanding athletic ability. . . friendly to everyone. . .great school spirit. . .generosity personified. Right Now, Right Now M92 fy .Pl DOLORES CATHERINE COUSER Cathedral Dolores Sodality 1,2,35 Home Nursing Club 43 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4. Likeable disposition. . .makes friends easily. . .always a smile. . .Home- nursing Club president. . .enjoys dancing. I Miss You So JOHN WILLIAM CULLEN St. James' Sodality 1,25 Science Clubg French Club 33 Operetta 35 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4. Quiet and attentive. . .admired by all who know him. . .avid reader. . . a whiz at History. . .a good sport. MARY ISABELLA CUOCCIO Our Lady of Angels' Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4. Harlem Nocturne 24 Cuch Sodality 1,2,3g Vice-President of Home Nursing Club 43 Dramatics 45 Hopes to conquer the business world . . .crazy about jazz. . .very agreeable personality. . .pretty as a picture. . . secretly longs to visit Africa. 4 1 Q, 4 1 Q Z ' ' X EDWARD ANTI-DNY DAGGETT St. James' Ed Sodality 1,2,35 Science Club 1,25 Photography Club 25 Glee Club 2,3, 45 Radio Club 45 Operetta 2,3,45 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4. Everybody's friend. . .takes life as it NANCY ANN D'ALLEVA Speaking 45 Dramatics Club 45 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4. The girl with the million dollar fi M if ,J .M L I M M Lf 'J . MM 74 St. Anthony's Nan Sodality 1,2,35 Glee Club 15 Public Home Nursing Club 45 TI-IE WAY 45 comes. . .an avid amateur radio fan smile. . . oh, that laugh . . . always . . .has a weakness for the Navy. . . eager for frm. . .an avid basketball is likely to succeed in the field of fan. electronics. Sentimental Journey Theme from East Of Eder. PETER VINCENT DAMIANO St. Anthony's Pete Sodality 1,2,35 Junior Red Cross l,2, 354. An asset to C.A.. . .without him life would be dull. . .wonderful sense of humor. . .wants to be a millionaire. Walking In The Rain 25 PATRICK ANTHONY DE AMIELIA Cathedral Patsy Sodality 152,35 Football 1,45 Base- ball 3,45 Public Speaking 3,45 Junior Red Cross 1,Z,3,4. Likeable personality. . .good look- ing. . .all-around athlete. . .loyal to his friends. . .generous and gay. . . aitns to be an electrical engineer. Blueberry Hill HUGETTE MARY DeLISLE Assumption Sodality 1,2,3 -- Home Nursing 4 -- Junior Red Crow 1,2,3,4 -- GleeClub 1,2,3,4. Enthusiastic student . . . shorthand whiz . . . quiet and reserved . . . JOSEPH EDWARD DELLA ROCCO St. Francis de Sales' Joe A new addition to our class . . . a smile for everyone . . . enjoys a good time . . . would like to become a printer. The Train Kept Rolling CII- joys writing letters . . . finds interest in swimming and skating . . . lady- like. To Love Again K sg, F . r kyfx ,V Q Qlzi- I - - g k lt. Vs ,W '- . K JY- I' ' . 'k ' 7f'E fz 1:'-Aff gg k,V V kk L? ess BARBARA CECELIA DePALMA JO1-IN DeRUBBO Cathedral ' JESSE Blessed Sacrament Rubus Sodality 1,2 -- Public Speaklng 4 -- Sodality 1,2,3 ,,, Qperefta 3,4 -- J11Hi0Y Red C1055 1,2,4- Glee Club 4 -- Dramatics Club 4 -- Wonderful personality . . . a disposi- Football 3,4. tion to match . . . infectious gaiety , , , enjoys listening to records. Harlem Nocturne Curly hair . . . nice brown eyes . . . sincere and well-liked . . . football enthusiast . likes to bowl . . . in- tends to be an electronics engineer someday. Moonglow 26 MARY SUSAN DONNELLY St. PatIiCk'S Sue Sodality 1,2,35 Latin Club 33 Junior Prom Committeeg Vice-President of Class 45 Tl-IE WAY 45 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4. Quiet charm. . .pretty hair and shin- ing eyes. . .I like Ike. . .always with Brenda. . .our vice-president. We Have The Right To Love Again JOHN MICHAEL DON VITO Cathedral Johnny Sodality 1,25 Junior Red Cross 1,2, 3,43 Football 1,23 Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. Well-liked. . .co-operative. . .neat dresser. . .Mickey Mantle the Second . . .sports enthusiast. Honky Tonk WILLIAM CHARLES DORAN Sacred Heart Ben Sodality 1,2,35 Junior Red Cross 1, 2,3,45 President of Junior Classg Base ball '1,2,3,4. Magnetic personality. . .tall and handsome. . .everyone's friend. . . bighearted. . .has high ideals. . .en- joys baseball. . .wishes to become a successful businessman. Love Me Tender ANTHONY MARIO DRONCHI St. Anthony's Tony Always in mischief. . .seldom serious - . . .likes English?. . .enjoys hunting and fishing. . .wants to be family 1Tl2.I1. Blueberry Hill 27 GLORIA ANN DRUCKER St. Claire's Glo Sodality 1,2,35 Junior Red Cross 1, 2,3,45 Home Nursing Club 45 Dra- matics Club 4. A quiet andldiligent student. . .always a kind word for everyone. . .tall and stately. . .enjoys horseback riding. . . desires to own an Arabian horse. Autumn Leaves. MARY CAROL DWYER Our Lady Help of Christians Sodality 1,2,35 Junior Red Cross 1, 2,3,45 Home Nursing Club 45 THE WAY 4. Good things come in small packages . . .most thoughtful. . .likes history? . . .loyal to friends and to C.A.. . . would like to be a secretary. Till Then. SAMUEL CHARLES FARAGON St. Francis de Sales' Sodality 1,2,33 Junior Red Cross l, 2,3,45 THE WAY 4. Good natured. . .full of fun. . .takes life easy. . .always cruising in the Titian Red Chevy . . .has a weak- ness for English ?. I Walk The Line Sam WAY 4. JFAN CATHERINE FERRARO St. Puis X Jaycee or Jeannie Latin Club 35 French Club 35 Public Speaking 3,45 Debating Club 35 Science 3,45 Drarnatics Club 45 Sodality l,2,3,45 Dance Committee 35 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,45 THE Always calm and orderly. ..very con- scientious student. . .kind to every- one. . .enjoys outdoor activities. . . bound to succeed in any endeavor. My Little Angel JOSEPH BERNARD FLANAGAN Cathedral Joe Sodality 1,2,3, Altar Boy 1,2,3,45 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4. An old-timer at C.A.. . .a neat dress- er. . .a faithful altar boy. . .always a good sport. . .enjoys bowling. . .our future engineer. Picnic 331-A ja-K. THOMAS FRANCIS GERMAIN Cathedral Sodality 1,2,35 Science Club 3,45 Radio Club 45 Junior Red Cross 1, 2,3,4. Sincerely and friendly. . .a loyal veteran of C.A.. . .an amateur radio fan. . .a neat dresser. . .full of fun . . .enjoys a good time. Friendly Persuasion. LOUIS GEORGE GORZYNSKI St. James' Butch Only known as Butch . . .joined us in our Senior year. . .sincere andlike- able. . .man of few words. . .friendly smile. . .looks forward to college at Hudson Valley Tech. Honky Tonk JOANNE EDITH GRASSO St. Anthony's Grasshopper Sodality l,2,35 Glee Club 1,25 Pub- lic Speaking 1,2,3,45 Home Nursing Club 45 Basketball 3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Dance Committee 1,2,45 THE WAY 4. Energetic, capable and efficient. . . expressive speaking voice. . .great cheerleader. . .our future dental assistant. 29 Harlem Nocturne SW MARILYN JULIA HAINES Cathedral Hotrod Sodality 1,2535 Glee Club 152,35 Public Speaking 354 5 French Club 35 Science Club 354 5 Drarnatics Club 4 5 Junior Red Cross 152,3,4. Always busy. . .kind to everyone. . . does her work diligently. '. .enjoys roller skating. . .desires 'to become a nurse. Walking In The Rain Fig? fi Q RITA ANNE MARIE KENNEALLY Cathedral Kenel Sodality 1,2535 Glee Club 1,2535 Public Speaking 45 Junior RedCross 1,2,354. Beautiful hair. . .good natured. . . true and loyal friend. . .has a weak- ness for Eddie. AIIRED ALOYSIUS IWANIEC Cathedral Al Sodality 152535 Altar Boy 15253545 Dramatics Club 45 Football 1,2535 THE WAY Easy-going and well-liked. . .a born comedian. . .reliab1e. . .pleasing manner. . .likes to relax. . .bound to succeed. Heaven On Earth JOAN CATHERINE KIELEY Sacred Heart Sodality 152535 Home Nursing 45 Junior Red Cross 15253545 Dance Committee 354. Sweet Irish smile. . .tremendous fancy hair cut. . .likes history? Eddie My Love. ' 30 personality. . .tall and stately. . . PATRICIA MARY KLOSE Our Lady of Angels' Pat Sodality 1,2,35 Home Nursing Club 45 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,45 THE WAY 4. Quiet and reserved. . .a true friend . . .neatness personified. . .fashion- able. . .dislikes home-work. . . bound to succeed. You'11 Never, Never Know EDWARD STANLEY KROSKY St. C1aire's Ed Sodality 1,2,35 Junior Red Cross 1, 2,3,43 THE WAY 4. Manly and refined. . . Oh, that smile . . .wonderful disposition. . .impress- ive eyes. . .likes to hunt. . .longs ,for that diploma. It Isn't Right WILLIAM PATRICK LANAHAN Our Lady Help of Christians' Bill Sodality 1,2,35 Science Club 15 Public Speaking 25 Operetta 2 5 Junior Prom Committee 3,45 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,45 THE WAY 3. What a sense of humor. . .that grin . . .artistic talent. . .can always be found where help is needed. . .a future artist. . .a man of few words. I Miss You So BRIAN FRANCIS LAWLOR Our Lady Help of Christians' Sodality 1,2,35 Junior Red Cross 1, 2 3 4. Ifesbrved manner. . .may be found at the comer activities. . .built like a rock. . .man of the world. . .has the enviable ambition to become rich. Ready Teddy X31 CAROL JOAN LAWLOR Sacred Heart Dimples sodamy 1,2,35 Home Nursing Club ' 43 Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,45 THE WAY 4. Co-operative. . .keen sense of humor . . .friendly smile. . .Business Manager of THE WAY. . .has a special interest in H.V.T.I. Canadian Sunset I I BARBARA ANN LEADER Our Lady Help of Christians ' Barb Sodality 1,2,33 Junior Red Cross 1, 2,3,4g Cheerleader 3,4. A perfect lady. . .always lends a helping hand. . .cheerful smile al- ways. . . our attractive cheerleader . . .usuallyplaying records. Walking In The Rain FRANK ANTHONY LIZZI Cathedral Science Club 1,2,3,45 Public Speak- ing 2,3,43 Debating Club 3,45 Radio Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 Senior Prom Committeeg Treasurer of Class 4 3 THE WAY 4. Our Senior Class treasurer. . .very scientific-minded. . .class scholar. . talented orator. . .quiet and unasstun- ing. . .attractive personality. . .does thoroughly any undertaking. . .our future dentist. ROSEMARY ANGELA MACARILLA St. Patrick's, Ravena Sodality 1,2,3Q Home Nursing Club 45 Junior Red Cross l,2,3,45 THE WAY 4. Cheerful disposition. . .always smil- ing. . .swimming enthusiast. . . would like to be a Red Cross Water Safety Instructor. You'll Never Walk Alone 32 FRANCIS WILLIAM MacGOWAN MARK ANTHONY MALONEY Cathedral Franko St. Vincent dePaul's Sodality 1,2,3 -- Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Effective smile . . , pleasing person.. -- Operetta 3,4 -- Junior Red Cross ality , , , attentive to everyone , , . 1, 2,3,4 -- Debating Club 1,2,3,4 -- hopes to be a mechanical engineer. Public Speaking 1,2,3,4. Ain't That A Shame. Happy-go-lucky . . . personality plus . . . strong school spirit . . . co- operative always . . . never adull moment. I :f .- j ,gf ALICIA ANN MARRAPODI JOHN wn.L1AM McCANN our Lady 'Heip of christians' Al Cathedral Spark Sodality 1,2,3 -- Glee Club 1,2.,3,4 -- Home Nursing Club 4 -- Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4 -- TI-IEWAY 4. Cheerful disposition . . . makes friends easily . . . likes the name Tom . . . will surely succeed in the business world. Canadian Sunset 33 Sodality 1,2 -- Altar Boy 1,2,3,4 -- Operetta 2 -- Junior Prom Commit- tee -- French Club 2 -- Science Club 4 -- Radio Club 4 -- Debating Club 3,4 -- Dramatics Club 4 -- THE WAY 4. Co-operation personified . . . de- pendable . . . Yearbook Layout Manager . . . another amateur radio enthusiast . . . desires to become an electrical engineer. Canadian Sunset - I ' 2-' a KATHLEEN PATRICIA MCMAHON DOLORES CHRISTINA MEHALAK Cathedral Kathy Our Lady of Angels' Del Sodality 1,2,35 Home Nursing 45 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Dance Committee 2,3,45 THE WAY 4. Long blond tresses. . .shorthand specialist. . .sweet to look at. . . kind to all. . .C. A's willing worker. I Miss You So President of Sodality 15 Glee Club 13 Public Speaking 4 5 Camera Club 2, TI-IE WAY 4. Those smiling eyes. . four record col- lector. . .camera bug. . .spic and span. . .quiet. . . aims to work for the Telephone Company. More NADINE ANN NTELVIN JOSEPH VINCENT MIRABRE Cathedral Cathedral oe Sodality 1,2,33 Junior Red Cross 1, g0f1'111fY 1,2, -11111101 Red CYOSS 1.2, 2,3,4. , . Friendly. . beautiful, sparkling blue C2125 H10ng well wlth people snap eyes. . .enjoys being on-the-go. . . PY CIICSSCI enjoys good tunes easy manner. . . pleasant disposition. nice to k110W T135 2 weakness for Latin 34 JOAN MARIE MULLIGAN Cathedral Little One Sodality 15253545 Glee Club 15253545 Honre Nursing Club 45 Dance Com- mittee 35 Basketball 45 THE WAY 4. Friendly disposition. ..has a weakness for the Navy. . .enjoys playing the piano. ..wants to become a private se cretary True Love was RUTH MARY MIZENER Our Lady Help of Christians' Cissie Sodality 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Home Nursing Club 45 Junior Red Cross 1,253,415 THE WAY 4. Quiet as a mouse. . .blushes easily . . . But Ihave to leave at 3:l5 . . . collects records. . .wants to be a comptometer operator. Love Me Tender MARCLA ANN MORRISSEY St. James' Sodality 1,2,35 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Home Nursing Club 4 5 Dramatics Club 45 Operetta 1,2,3,45 Music 1, 2,35 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4. Co-operation plus. . .friendly to all . . .our Youth Page Reporter. . . neatness personified. . .hopes to be a child's nurse. Old Shep JOHN AIBERT MURLEY St. Theresa of Avi1a's Jack Junior Red Cross 4 5 Football 45 THE WAY 4. A new-comer to C.A. but quickly became one of us. . .gets along with people. . . helpful . . .enjoys fun. . . class tease. . .a coin collector. Old Shep 35 if - , . x 1 K I X N l - A x ' ' Vg in N, 4 JOSEPH ROBERT MURPHY JOAN ELIZABETH MURRAY Cathedral Joe St. Francis' Football 2,3,45 Radio ClubV45 De- Sodality 1,2,35 Home Nursing 45 bating Club 45 Public Speaking 2,3, Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,45 Dance 45 Junior Red Cross l,2,3,45 THE Committee 3,4. WAY 4. Pleasing laughter. . .hankers for Studious and ambitious. . .a football pretty clothes. . .affable manner. enthusiast. . .has a mathematical always a cheery greeting. mind. . .enjoys an argument. Canadian Sunset MICHAEL JAMES O'BRIEN JOSEPH NOEL O'CONNOR Cathedral O'B Cathedral Noelie Sodality 1,2,35 Junior Red Cross 1, Sodality 1,2,35 Public Speaking 15 2,3,45 Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,45 Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Red Basketball 3,4-. Cross 1,2,3,4. Friendliness personified. . .co-oper- Great enthusiasm for living. . .a ation plus. . .great spirit for C.A, willing worker. . .easy to get along has real ability in basketball and base- with. . .placid blue eyes. . .a fine ball. business head. . .has a weakness for True Love dancing. Jamaica Farewell Gu, .Qff M. PATRICIA ANN O'TOOLE Sacred Heart Pat Sodality 1,2,35 Junior Red Cross 1, 2,3,45 THE WAY 4. Quiet and reserved. . .a friend to all . . . neat in appearance. . .will suc- cess in all her Lmdertakings. Singing The Blues KATHLEEN PATRICIA PASCUAL Cathedral Katie Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 3,45 De- bating Club 3, Dance Committee, Home Nursing Club 45 Sodality 1,2, 3 5 Public Speaking 2,3,45 Junior Red Cross l,2,3,4. Likes to write letters. . .pretty blond hair. . .her quietness is noticed by fl J , IU I, ' fl I Ili 0 -J 4 04' 'g!gff 57' ff I n yxifpg yoj' .UMUC ,W .yew 1201 WW PM M Zz W Ifiim I all. . .considerate of others. . .plans to be a practical nurse. I Almost Lost My Mind M WL , QQWgfLzffQfgZ We .fi Sodahty 1,2,3, Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Voice 1,2,3,4g Science Club 2, Dra- matics Club 4, Latin Club 3, Junior Red Cross l,2,3,4. Sweet and dignified. . .always gives a helping hand. . . enjoys outdoor sports. . .likes an attractive hairdo . . .desires to work for the Telephone Company. DANIEL JOSEPH PENESSO St. Patrick's Danny Sodality 1,2,35 Junior Red Cross 1, 2,3,4. A neat dresser. . .happy-go-lucky. . mischievous. . .weakness for cars. . . everybodys' friend. Canadian Sunset BERNICE VERONICA POCIUS MARY PATRICIA PRINDLE Blessed Sacrament Bern Sodality l,2,3, Glee Club 3,45 Home Nursing Club 45 Operetta 3,45 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4. Blond tresses. . .pleasant disposition . . .likes to roller skate. . .desires to become a nurse. Miracle Of Love Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4. Let The Good Times Roll 4, - ' CAROL ANN PURZYCKI Our Lady of Angels' Purzink Sodality 1,2,35 Home Nursing Club 43 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,43 THE WAY 4. Always friendly. . .fun-loving. . . engaging personality. . .Willing help- er. . .has a weakness for dancing. . . our future secretary. Harlem Nocturne Our Lady Help of Christians' Oogie Sodality 1,2,3g Glee Club 33 Latin Club 3, Junior Prom Committee, Dramatics Club 45 Camera Club 33 Infectious giggle. . .a friend in deed . . .loves to talk. . .talented artist . . .wishes to be a housewife. WILLIAM JOHN RACIBORSKI St. George's R9-tCh Sodality 1,23 Junior Red Cross l,2, 3,45 Football 4. Well liked. . .quiet. . .even disposi- tion. . .likes basketball and bookkeep- ing?. . .wants to graduate. BARBARA THERESE. REGER GRACE MARIE REILLY St. Brigid's, Watervliet Barb St. James' Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Vice-President of Sodality 1525 Junior Red Cross 1,2, Glee Club 45 President of Home 3,45 THE WAY 4. Nursing Club 4 5 Basketball 3,4 5 Cheerful smile. . .likeable. . .full of Camera Club 25 Operetta 1,2,3,45 fun. . .enjoys listening to records. . . Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,45 Secretary hopes to learn to drive. . .would like of Class 4. to become a nurse. Always a willing helper. . .our effi- Honky Tonk cient Senior Class secretary. . .expert in basketball and swimming. . .our Youth Page Reporter. . .an airline hostess of the future. Singing The Blues I a 9 5 JOHN EDWARD MICHAEL ROBERTS St Cas1m1r'S BMW sr. Anthony's S0da11fY 1,2.3, Jumof Red Cross 12 Sodality 1,25 Junior Red Cross 1,25 2 3,4, THE WAY 4 3,45 camera Club z,3. One of the fflendllesf Cathedrahtes Never lost for words. . .easy going generous and conslderate . . .has a winning personality. . .en- keen sense of humor hopes to be- joys arguing and Skin div-ing, come an IB M Operator with the 39 . , I I- I fztffmff' RICHARD ANTHONY ROSSETTE Our Lady Help of Christians' Richie Co-operative. . .black curly hair. . . good sense of humor. . .appears to be quiet but isn't. . .enjoys riding in his red convertible. In The Still Of The Night. , 1 iv I NKIQIY JEAN RUEDE Our Lady Help of Christians' Nan Sodality 1,2,3g Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Operetta 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 35 Science Club 25 Dramatics Club 45 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,45 THE WAY 4. Dark impressive eyes. . .sees good in everybody. . .welcome anywhere. . . outstandingly sincere. . .desires to be if - ,y a voice teacher. If I Loved You VIRGINIA ANNE RUSCITTO Cathedral Virg Sodality 1,2,35 Glee Club 1,25 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Cheerleader 3 4. Sincere friend. . .pleasant and agree- able. . .expressive brown eyes. . . very petite. I Miss You So MARY MADHJNE RUTH St. Pius' Sodality 1,2,35 Junior Red Cross 1, 2,3,4g Home Nursing 45 Dance Com- mittee 3 ,4. A willing worker. . .outwardly quiet with eyes that speak. . .high moral principles. . .so helpful. , 40 XL! WW W A ,QW I I f I ' If WK I . I I p 5 3 if 65 I 3 J A I I 1 I . . ,u FJ A 5 ' I I e J W, I NIARILYN JANE RYAN Ou.r Lady Help of Christians' Lyn Sodality 1,2,35 Junior Red Cross 1, 2,3,4, Latin Club 15 Dance Com- mittee 1,2, Public Speaking 2,3,4. Happy go lucky. . .winning smile. . . can alwa be seen with Grace. . . YS always willing to help others. Moonlight Serenade. fi 1 y. WWW g' fgffk 1 . . 1' ' 'f wavy? YL ' ,VJ Q J' V lf! 'rf 3 I S Q K ,r A ANTHONY SALERNO St. Anthony's Tony Sodality 1,2,3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2,3,4. Enjoys life to the fullest. . .likes to shoot darts. . .noted for his winning ways. Canadian Sunset. SEBASTIAN LOUIS SALVO BRENDA ARLEN'E SCHUTTENHELM Cathedral Ben Sl. Brigid's, Watervliet Speedoo Radio Club 45 THE WAY 45 Sodality Sodality 1,2,35 Junior Red Cross 1, 1,2,35 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4. 2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3, Science A loyal Cathedralite. . .What a hair- Club 1,2, do! . . .our Ben, neyer without some Blue Eyes. . .bundle of charm. . . fun- making. . .an avid record col- longs to grow finernails. . .delight- lector. . .aims to be a pharmacist. ful to know. . .contagious giggle. I Miss You So We Go Together. 41 WALTER FRANCIS SHERIDAN St. Patrick's Walt Sodality 1,2,35 French Club 35 Pub- lic Speaking 3,45 Glee Club 45 Operetta 3,45 Football 3,45 Base- ball 3,45 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,45 THE WAY 4. Sincere. . .an excellent student. . . star quarterback for the Elm Streeters . . .enjoys helping others. Don't Be Cruel BARBARA ANNE SHORTALL Committee 35 THE WAY 4. wife . I'll Be Home , f A A n -,f' ,- 1 -.. I- ,, ., A ,,, , St. Patrick's Barb Sodality 1,2535 Home Nursing Club 45 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,45 Dance Brown Eyes. . .has a special interest in the Marines. . .enjoys long distance calls. . .our Assistant Editor of THE WAY. . .aims to be a perfect house- MAIJA RITA SKRULIS St. George's Sodality 1,2,35 Science Club 1,25 Public Speaking 3,45 Dramatics Club 45 Debating Club 45 Dance Com- mittee 1,25 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3, 4. Tall, striking. . .dramatic talent. . . an artistic miss. . .long blond tresses . . .hopes to be a fashion designer. When The White Lilacs BloomAgain ROBERT JAMES SMITH Our Lady Help of Christians' Smitty Sodality 1,25 Junior Red Cross 1,2, 3,4. Everybody's friend. . .carefree. . .al- ways modest. . .blushes easily. . . tries to do his best. . . enjoys hunt- ing and football. Walking In The Rain -'IQ' 27.1---b..-NA... wg, ,. -fa! I ' 14-px ,ii,.f,f, rd, . MARY JOSEPHINE SUTRIOUS JUNE ELAINE SWANTEK St. James' Mary Jo St. Patrick's Sodality 1,23 Junior Red Cross l,2, Sodality 1,23 Junior Red Cross 1,2, 3,43 Home Nursing Club 4. 3,45 Drarnatics Club 4. Soft-spoken. . .attracted to Siena Naturally sweet. . La smile that College. . .collects records. . .aims brightens our day. . .always a lady to be a secretary. . . .a treat to the eye. . .wishes to be Blue Moon a nurse. Wil? Q 'J My I L M' S . ' ' . K. E - Q ll-A liilqlfli-I1 I-Al-41Ll1lJl411l. 11LKJlVll1Q t. Brigid s, Watervllet L ce 'Quit Lady of Angelsu Bobbie Sodalifv 1,.2,3,4s Junior Red CIOSSDI, sodanfy 1,2 5 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, 23:43. Sclence Club 1:21335 Public Operetta 1,2,3,45 Home Nursing Club Speaklng 3.45 French Club 4s Lawn 4, Junior Red cross 1,2,3,45 THE Club 35 Dramatics Club 4 3 THE WAY 4, WAY 2,3,4- I Pleasing personality. . .easy to get Always feadl' to leffd 3 he1Pm8 hffffnd along with. . .cheerfu1. . .souvenir . . .will never be friendless. . .quiet collector' I ,hopes to enter the busi- humor. . .excellent student. . .our ness world, future science teacher. Autum Leaves True Love ANN ELLEN TIERNEY JOSEPH MARTIN TIERNEY Cathedral Dee Cathedral Jo Jo Sodality 1,2,3,43 Junior Red Cross Sodality 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,45 Dance Committee 3, Football 1,25 Dance COII1I1'11ttee 3,4 Sparkling eyes. . .aims to please. . . A sports fan. . .takes life as It comes interested in law. . .hopes to attend . . .enjoys records. . .good sense of college. values. . .a whiz in English I Miss You So lip M!! W PATRICIA KATHERINE ALSTYNE Sacred Heart Pat Sodality 1,23 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3, 45 Public Speaking 45 Junior Prom Committee. Sweet, sincere. . .mild-mannered. . . willing helper. . .extremely loyal. . . enjoys roller skating. Harlem Nocturne JOANNE MARY VAN AMBURGH St. James' Jo Sodality 1,2,3,45 Science Club 1,25 Dramatic Club 4 5 Public Speaking 25 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4. One of our quieter UQ seniors. . .full of fun. . .a heart as big as a moun- tain. . .1ikedbya1l. . .hopes to wear a white cap. Honky Tonk PATRICIA ANN VAN AMBURGH Sacred Heart Pat Sodality 1,23 Junior Red Cross 1,2, 3,45 Home Nursing Club 4. Never a dull moment. . .friendly smile. . .likes to sing. . .enjoys danc- ing at the Pat Club. Till Then CAROL MARGARET VAN WORMER Cathedral Sodality 1,2,3g Home Nursing Club 45 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,45 Dance Committee 3,45 THE WAY 4. Likes to meet new friends. . .generous and willing helper. . .our Editor of THE WAY. . .longs to see far away places. . .wishes to become a tele- phone operator. 45 Why Don't You Believe Me JOHN BERNARD VINEHOUT Cathedral Sodality 1, 2,3 -- Junior Red Cross l,2,3,4 -- Science Club 1. Very modest . . . expert typist UQ . . . friendly . . . always does his work . . . likes building model air- planes . . . loyal Cathedral fan. To The Ends Of The Earth. MICHAEL JOSEPH WALSH I Cathedral Mlke Sodality 1,2,3 -- Altar Boy 1,2,3,4 -- Basketball 3 -- Public Speaking 1,2,3,4. Neat as a pin . . . choice wardrobe . . , personality plus . . . his car is I always at C.A..'s disposal . . . has an interest in the Junior Class . . . 5 faithful altar boy. Because Of You. Y' f ful!!! if - 74 I f JOHN ARTHUR WINNIE St. Pau1's Episcopal Win Operetta 1,2 -- French Club 3 -- Debating Club 3,4 -- Science Club 3,4 -- Radio Club 4 -- Sodality 1, 2,3 -- Dramatics Club 4. Initiative plus . . . tops in every- thing . . . razor-sharp wit . . . a ham-radio enthusiast . . . talented debate: . . . bound to succeed as an engineer. Stardust. 46 a Y Wlfjiif IOR LIPERLATI MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED- BEST STUDENT - BEST A THLETE- BEST DRESSED- BEST DANCER- MOST LOYAL- MOST POPULAR- WITTIEST- MOST SERIOUS- MOST CO-OPERATIVE- Lucille Theroux Frank Lizzie Jacqueline Bannon Frank Lizzie Michael O'Brien Mary Jane Battaglia Patricia A ubrey Michael Walsh Patricia Van Amburgh Noel O'Connor Mary Jane Battaglia Anthony Coluccio Irma Attili Anthony Coluccio Patricia Van Amburgh Joseph Tierney Jacqueline Bannon William Raciborski Carol Lawlor John Be11eVi11e N , Discussing yearbook plans are QSEATED left to rightj: John McCann, Layout Managerg Barbara Shortall, Assistant Editorg Carol VanWor1'ner, Editor. QSTANDING 1: Joseph Bonanni, Assist- ant Business Managerg and Carol Law- lor, Business Manager. YEARBOOK STAFF AT CRK Looking over layout suggestions are QSEATED left to rightj: Carol Purzycki, Faculty Panelg Frank Lizzi, Senior Panelg Nancy Ruede, Music Panel. QSTAND- INGQ: Ruth Mizener, Music Panelg Elizabeth Rejack, Faculty Panelg and Mary Jane Battaglia, Senior Panel. Our Underclassmen and Sports Staff QSEATED left to rightj: Alicia Marra- podig Pauicia O'Toole5 Roseanne Cesare: and Patricia Lizzi. QSTAND- INGQ: John Murleyg Alfred Iwaniecg and Joseph Murphy. Getting ideas for write-ups are fleft to rightj: Lucille Thcroux, Literaryg John McCann, Layout Managerg Susan Don- nell , Literary, Sebastian Salvo, Activ- Y . ities Panelg Carol VanWormer, Editorg and Nancy D'Al1eva, Activities Panel. How are we doing? . . . Our Business Staff checks on the progress of the sub- scription drive, SEATED Qleft to rightj: Kathleen McMahong Financial Comrnitteeg Joanne Grasso, Advertising Panelg Joanne Burke, Subscription Committee. STANDING: Carol Law- lor, Business Managerg Joseph Bonanni, Assistant Business Managerg Rosemary Macarilla, Financial Committeeg John BelleVille, Subscription Committeeg and Walter Sheridan, Advertising Panel. Our ever-busy typing staff Qleft to rightl: Mary Dwyerg Dolores Mehalakg Barbara DePa1ma5 Grace Reillyg Bar- bara Thomas. JU RVN: ROW 1: Joan Drosso s , Rachael McCoy, Maureen Cullen, Marion Koonz, Judith Konis, Patricia Lizzi, An- geline Micare, Ann Marie Sastri. ROW 2: Marie McCoy, Janice Burris, Arlene Jennings, Nicolina Curro, Mar- cia Schuyler, Irene Lubis, Cecile Dugan, Elizabeth Mac Cowan. ROW 3: Raymond Coleman, William Hiney, Ralph Graziano, James Oppedisano, Thomas Mustico, Lambert Cassidy, Charles Ciaccia. ROW 4: Gerald Cur- ran, Donald Leonard, Benjamin Decker, John Purcell, Peter Palermo, Louis Boston, Andrew Fusco, Mark Fitz- gerald. ,Q jf' -.-1 . -, ' A 9 .1 ,,,1f - rv 9 Li A 'Ts' -cf J 1-if if 5 ROW 1: Patricia Grasso, Grace Ciarfello, Claudette Mailloux, Dianne Chabot, Amiarnae Montesano, Francis Macarilla, Joan McCoy, Yvonne Colino. ROW 2: Concetta Carciabolo, Antoinette Viggiano, Dorothy Bailey, Josephine Riccardi, Mary Maciutek, Barbara La Porte, Mary Agnes Cellery. ROW 3: William Rourke, Jordon Conboy, Richard Rosette, James Campbell, William Divinsky, Robert Brady. ROW 4: Francis Doyle, Vincent Marci, William Lindemann, Daniel Murray, Terrence Cox, Michael Keys, Maurice Scavullo. ei ff :J IORS u , r of , 5 .1 K, 1 - N ' x s x n x 1 . K 7131 ' f l,,, . ilhfif I E D 9 gpo- Ns- WK' ROW 1: Shirley Morawski, Rose Mary Farinacci, Mary De Carlo, Blanche Catalano, Rose Ann Cesare, Rosary Carcia, Elaine Hennig, Norma Mink. ROW 2: Nancy Cordi, Gloria Russet, Geraldine Dunn, Patricia Boyd, Eli- zabeth Evans, Lucille Bonnani, Patricia Ceruti. ROW 3: Richard Marino, Raymond Logan, Bernard Di Tano, ' John Rafferty, James Rogers, James Rafferty, Charles Arnold. ROW 4: Philip Oppedisano, Daniel Abbato, An- thony Choppa, Anthony Scaringe, Joseph Iwaniec, Leon Mastrinnarchi. OQXZT ' 1 N 1 1 Nxx.'f N k, X K i 5 X JW ,aff j ,c4,,lAl.,Ken-ffo1vZ131- ' . L4 ',-A Y ROW 1: Mariann Fazzio, Sally Rockefeller, Anna Mary Angelini, Marilyn Thorne, Judith Robelotto, Mary Scaringe, Judith Mackey, Patricia Carusone. ROW 2: Nancy Hansen, Patricia Courcelle, Rose Mary Maki, Lourdes Sweeney, Suzanne Maguire, Frances Dillenbeck, Ellen Soldevere. ROW 3: John Pasquini, Ronald Cola- giovani, Harold Neylon, John Purcell, Anthony Carpresso, Anthony Ballato, Charles Padula. ROW 4: Carmen Pezzula, John Russo, Ernest Townsend, Daniel Murley, Mark Daley, Patrick Sheldon, Neil Nolan. , 1 f s 7 - 1 i SOPHO 1...-F ROW 1: Carol Di Amico, Claudia Egan, Jean Carcia, Jane Bylancik, Dolores Butcher, Patricia Lawlor, Santa Coppalino, Patricia Carlino, Diane Morrison. ROW 2: Catherine Nitsky, Mary Magann, Antonia Soldevere, In- Q grid Ragosta, JoAnn Tucker, Margaret Muhlbauer, Mary Ellen Becker, Sheila Breen, Judith McGuire, Cynthia . Houting, Pauline Del Balso. ROW 3: Joseph Galey, Ralph Cataldo. ROW 4: William Hawkins, John Chiafaf- ' monte, Charles Moseley, Eric Weden, Paul Ryan, John Mehalak, James Aurelia, Lawrence Malakie, Jaines Sar- tore, Kenneth Weden, David Leonard. ' ' K' 7 1, ' I L, .' 'f ' ' kt ,. , . -. fe. ... .,.. ROW:l: Mary Salvo, Mary Frances Fox, Carol Seyboth, Barbara Davidson, Barbara Fisher, Rose Marie La Sala, Joan Rernillard, Patricia Soldevere, Mary Anne Lombardo. ROW 2: Joanne Pickman, Barbara Breslin, Carol Talbot, Kathleen Koonz, Theresa O'Neil, Kathleen Thornton, Susan Burns, Denise Dornalgalski, Marguerite Tu- dico, Patricia Bastiani. ROW 3: Richard Sherry, Joseph Yanni. ROW 4: John Kilmartin, Richard Mazzaierro, Ronald Rapp, Joseph Seward, Thomas Prime, Burr Osbonlighter, Dominic Ingemie, James Amedio, Paul Liuzzi, Edward Cowles. MORES ROW 1: Lucille Bendell, Eleanor Martin, Josephine Cuoccio, Maurene Folev, Lois Guerro, Carmen Rickert, Ann Vaillancourt, Joyce Mulligan, Carol Osl. ROW 2: Caroline Grugan, Theresa F emia, Margaret Santa Maria, Gabriel Bradley, Natalie I-Ialse, Gail O'Brien, Rose Ann Fisk, Carmella Mot-ta, Mary Nagle, Margaret Cusato, Doris Flanagan. ROW.3: Francis Van Zandt, Charles Early. ROW 4: Leslie Bernard, Attil Pasquini, Eugene Cioffi, John McNa.ry, Michael Cipollo, William Foldermap, McCoy, John Mayer, Edward Mooney. W, gf, t ROW 1: Elizabeth Sehl, Carol Terenzini, Rosemary Edwards, Arlene Felaney, Agnes Di Pasquale, Dawn Hext, Barbara Mlicare, Gail McCoy, Mary Ann Postmayer. ROW 2: Catherine Bacon, Mary Helen Simmons, Dorothy McMahon, Mary Ann O'Brien, Karen Hawk, Ann Miller, Alice Calhoun, Phyllis Di Natale. ROW 3: Walter Guer- ren, Thomas Walters. ROW 4: Richard Holmes, Edmund Hilston, Thomas Breedlove, Dominick Lizzi, Nicholas Mastrocchio, Gerard Simon, Donald Jones, John I-lilston, Ralph Dean. FRE rr PPP ef Q-ue ROW 1: Carol McMahon, Barbara Watson, Mary Foss, Annette Cioffi, Virginia Paries, Joan Brady, Anna Marie Koonz, Carol Mackey, Elizabeth Atchinson, Carol McManus. ROW 2: Cynthia Gilligan, Joan Rourke, Mary Ea- gan, Dolores Ravita, Joanne Domagalski, Mary Ann Reinisch, Marcia Fox, Julia Savage, Shirley Wheeler, Kath leen Mahan. ROW 3: Gerald Vennard, Joseph Lizzi, Patrick Sullivan, Joanne Carusone, Joan Franckoviak, Mar- garet Prindle, Barbara Smith, Margaret Allen, Joseph Hoffman, Michael Foley, Harvey Beaudoin. ROW 4: Do- nald Ray, Lawrence Durrin, Patrick Rutledge, Alan Hart, Edward Bender, John Cox, Patrick De Lessio, Rosario Gambino, Joseph Di Perna, Louis Mackey. 'ff ROW 1: Theresa Morrell, Joanne Valenti, Mary Ann Galea, Patricia Cavitalo, Suzanne Eid, Carole Luciano, Nancy Presti, Virginia Scalza, Marlene Van Alstyne, Mary Ann Nicholas. ROW 2: Florence Risler, Ann McDer- mort, Mary Testa, Patricia Sheldon, Kathleen Shannon, Patricia Pezzula, Caroline Sehl, Bernedette Zabrowski, Theresa Lubinski, Carol Stewart. ROW 3: Thomas Nally, Bruce Campbell, Philomena T roianni, Irene Mackey, Ellen Postrnayer, Frances Montesano, Vincentia Sisto, Catherine Mabeus, Mary Keenan, Christine Micare, An- drew Fusco, James Aurelia. ROW 4: Thomas Drugda, Edward Wright, Robert Acker, Robert Hall, Philip Town- send, Joseph Lassi, Peter Riley, John Kruse, Michael Beck. -IME ROW 1: Carol Bucci, Julianne Keough, Joanne Premo, Sandra Pightling, Dolores Krzanik, Catherine Annello, Geraldine Bombard, Diane Scymanki, Virginia De Amelia, Ann Marie Capalbo. ROW 2: Katherine Deil, There- sa Murphy, Carol Nastasi, Joan Merkley, Suzanne Dahl, Mary Doyle, Helen Doran, Peggy Cline, Marie Cote, Ann Marie Ameduri. ROW 3: Anthony Siary, Paul Doyle, Thomas Lofromento, linda Hennig, Mary I-lines, Jo- anne O'Neil, Carol Francis, George Calhoun, James Yanni. ROW 4: James Montgomery, John Sheridan, Joseph Lassie, Theodore Wolfstich, Robert Talbot, James Currier, Robert McCabe, Daniel Mayer. ROW 1: Jean Maikels, Rose Motto, Margaret Salvo, Caroline uouam, Joanne mscom, Linda La Bello, Made- line Wilbur, Frances Rapazzo, Jean Rochminski, Carol Lynch. ROW 2: Patricia Foley, Rosemary Dunigan, Ann O'Neil, Mary Masenas, Florence Devoe, Virginia Konis, Mary Burek, Marie Nitsky, Maria Dixon, Arlene Dris- coll. ROW 3: Francis Brady, Dennis Dupree, Madeline Gleason, Gail Halloran, Patricia Rooney, Elizabeth Ciar- fello, Brian Justice, Louis Cotugno. ROW 4: Dominick Damiano, Terrence Donahue, Paul O'C0nnor, David McNab, Michael Herrick, Joseph Pose, Kenneth Wall, Thomas Miller, Charles Leggett. Junior Class Officers discuss decorations for the Junior Prom -- Pink Fantasy. Left to right, Eli- zabeth MacGowan, SecretaIy5 Louis Boston, Presi- dent 5 Roseann Cesare, Vice-President and Andrew Fusco, Treasurer. Freshman Officers, SEATED Qleft to rightj Patricia Sheldon, Vice-Presidentg Carol Francis, Presidentg STANDING5 Carole Buccii Secretaryg and Edward Wright, Treasurerg map out their plans for the year. r Officers of the Sophomore Class plot the role of their class in the Yearbook drive. Pictured left to right are: Joanne Tucker, Secretaryg John Mayer, Presidentg Richard Mazzaferro, Treasurer and Car- men Rickert, Vice-President. CLASSES Students in the fourth year Religion class study toward the Eternal Commencement under the direc- tion of Sister Anne Margaret. wwe Sister Louis Alena views her Sophomore Religion class as they continue their lesson on the Life of Christ. 58 Seniors in the English IV class enjoy reading cur- rent book condensations. Sister James Aloysius dic- tates the rules of debating to the members of the English IH class. fully as I-Iugette De Lisle and Gloria Drucker put the French I homework on the board. Members of the Spanish I class blend thei r voices in singing Fray Felipe . Sister Charles Garnier explains the use of the gerund to the members of the Latin II class. 60 Sister Theophane watches care- Members of the AMERICAN HISTORY class under the direction of Sister Alexander study the develop. ment of our country. Freshman members of the SOCIAL STUDIES class take notes on the duties and responsibilities of em- ployer and employee. HISTORY students take advantage of the Library's facilities and Sis- ter Louise's assistance in preparing material for class. Sister Agatha explains the procedure of an experiment to the Biology class. Members of the Home Nursing class prepare to receive their cer- tificates at the completion of the course. SO2 or SOS? Sister dictates a. test to the mem bers of the Chemistry class. 62 1 The Intennediate Algebra class work out a coin problem as Sister Inez checks their work. Freshmen in the Elementary Alge- bra class compare their work with the examples on the board. 'fw Members of the Geometry class construct a perpendicular bisector. 63 Gloria Christie describes the necessary conditions for a contract to the members of the Business Law class. The members of Sister Margaret Claire's Business Arithmetic class learn the advantage of borrowing money to benefit from the cash discount. Sister Clotilda explains the intri- cacies of the balance sheet to the members of the Bookkeeping class Voice and piano students prepare for their annual recital. FIRST ROW, Qleft-rightj: E. Atchinson, C. Eagan, C, Micare, A. Driscoll, J. Bylancik, R. LaSala, P, Lizzi, K. Hawk. SECOND ROW: E. S01- devere, J, Tucker, S. Breen, P, Courcelle, M. Lombardo, R. Dunnigan, J. Konis, THIRD ROW: V. Konis, J. Pickman, C. Talbot, K, Pasquini, N. Ruede, T. O'Neill, L. Sweeney, F. Dillenbeck, Mary Burek reads aloud as mem- bers of the English I Class listen attentively. Our most important classroom -- the Church. It is here we find strength and wisdom through at- tendance at Mass and frequent re ception of the Sacraments. HIGH SCHOOL ALTAR BOYS WITH FATHER ROOS, THEIR MODERATOR. These four members, of the Senior Class have been faithful Servers through their four years at Cathe- dral, With Father Roos, they are fl-rj: Michael Walsh, Joseph Flanagan, Alired Iwaniecg John Mc- Cann, SENIOR ALTAR BOYS FIRST ROW, fl-rj: Paul McCoy, Philip Oppedisano, Harry Neylan, John McCann, Joseph Flanagan, Alfred Iwaniec, Michael Walsh, Anthony Ballato, Joseph lwaniec, Daniel Abatto. SECOND ROW: Thomas Nally, Richard Mauaferro, Dominic lngemie, John Cox, William Brickwedel, Francis Van Zandt, Maurice Scavullo, Edward Mooney, William Talmadge. THIRD ROW: Dennis Dupree, Richard Holmes, John Kruse, John Mayer, James Currier, Gerald Vennard, Charles Leggett, George Calhoun, Daniel Mayer. 66 ACTIVITIES Science Club Officers Qleft to rightj Treasurer Judy Blanchard, President Frank Lizzl, Vice-Presi dent John Winnie, Secretary Lu- cille Theroux, look over the list of CA's entries in the Eastern New York Science Congress. The Officers of the Public Speaking and Debating Clubs plan the varied speaking programs whichthey Sponsor throughout the year. Seated are the Public Speaking Oiicers Qleft to rightj Secretary Lucille Theroux, President Frank Lizzi, Vice-President Judy Blanchard and Treasurer Jean F erraro. Debating Officers are QSTANDINCR Treasurer John McCann, Secretary Claudia Eagan, President John Winnie and Vice President Luci e Theroux. John Winnie president of the Radio Club times up the transmitter while the other officers of the club look on. The other officers are, seated next to the president, sec- retary Barbara Fisher, Standing left to right Trustee John McCann, Vice-President Thomas Germain and Treasurer Harry Neylon. OEicers of the Home Nmsing Club QLeft to Rightj Marcia Morrissey, Treasurerg Barbara Reger, Presi- dentg Mary Cuoccio, Vice-Presi- dentg and Patricia Aubrey, Secre- tary, conduct a meeting. wifi? Looking over French parliamentary procedure are the officers of Les Cercles F rancaises . QLeft to Righty Andrew Fusco, Treasurerg Roseann Cesare, Vice-Presidentg Frank Lizzi, Presidentg and Lucille Theroux, Secretary. Officers of the Junior Red C1-055 plan for C.A.'s participation in the Regional Training Conference. Seated left to right are: Secretary, Mary McGann5 President, Robert Benderg Vice-President, Lucille Therouxg and Treasurer, Lawrence Malakie. 69 OFFICERS of our Sodality Committees plan the year's activities, SEATED, left to right are: Anthony Carapresso, Mission Committeeg Joan Kieley, President, Liturgy Committeeg Joseph Cuoccia, Eu- charistic Committeeg Sheila Breen, Marian Committeeg Georgia De Persia, Eucharistic Committee, STANDING: Ernest Townsend, Mission Committeeg Patricia Grasso, Marian Committeeg Blanche Ca- talano, Eucharistic Committeeg Theresa Murphy, Secretary, Liturgy Committeeg Suzanne McGuire, Eucharistic Committeeg Louis Boston, Treasurer, Liturgy Committee, Reverend Nicholas Tinney, O,P.M., our retreat master. The Student Body attends the closing conference of the Retreat. 70 Father O'Connor, Father Roos and members of the Senior Class who had socials to aid in raising funds for the Yearbook, are bid farewell by the Sisters as they set out on their Reward trip to New York City. The refreshment booth--a popular spot during the Holly Hop . .f Z V V,rL!,4Lk-6-X4 4, ', L,,,..:,Q4,f2f fr: Lfc Y Q2 ' 4 ' K ' 'if' 5 ,yr-- ' VL,x.,,- ,f --.., The rriusic of the Five Jets is en- joyed by those attending the Holly Hop sponsored by the Senior Class. AY IT SOPRANOS, FIRST ROW, fl-rj: C. Carciobola, P, Courcelle, A. Marrapodi, K. Pasquini, L. Sweeney, F. Dillenbeck, M. McCoy, B. Micare, M. Lombardo, J. Konis. SECOND ROW: E. Sehl, G. McCoy, M. Koonz, J, Bannon, D.Domalgalski,C. Francis, M. Fox, J. Mulligan, V. Scalzo, P. Foley. THIRD ROW: C. Dollard, C. Sehl, I. Rogasta, C. Talbot, S, Burns, J. Domalgalski, K. Koonz, J. Maikels, A, O'Neil, R. Dunnigan. -S if f 1 I 4. SECOND SOPRANOS, FIRST ROW, Q1-rj: E. Atchinson, S. Eid, C. Micare, C. Stewart, P. Bastiani, A, De Pasquale, R. La Sala, P, Lizzi, B. Fisher, SECOND ROW: M. Van Alstyne, G, De Persia, V. Konis, P. O'Neil, B. Reger, C, Gilligan, P. Grasso, P. Pezullo. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS, fl-rj: Librarian - Mary McCann, Vice - President - Barbara Regerg President - Kay Pasquini, Secretary - Patricia Grassog Treasurer - Joanne Tucker, ABSENT: Nancy Ruede - Publicity Manager, 72 WITH MUSIC ALTOS, FIRST ROW, fl-rj: J. Carcia, A. Driscoll, M, McCann, C. D'Amico, J. Bylancik, C. Eagan, K. Mahan, A. McCann, C. Bucci. SECOND ROW: M. Nitsky, J. Tucker, S. Breen, T. Murphy, C. Osl, M. Heinze, J, Pickman, R. Motto. BOYS' GLEE CLUB, FIRST ROW, fl-rj: J. Lizzi, M. Beck, G, Curran, E. Wright, J. Hoffman. SECOND ROW: G. Vennard, D. Lizzi, D, De Rubbo, F. Mac Gowan, J. Pose, THIRD ROW: E, Daggett, R, Bender, P. Ryan, L. Mastrornarchi, W. Sheri- dan. BOYS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS, fl-rj: Secretary - Walter Sheridan, President - Frank Mac Cowan, Vice - President - Leon Mastromarchi, Treasurer - Daniel De Rubbo, 73 One of the highlights of the Christmas entertainment was the selections rendered by the Girls' Glee Club. A group of the Glee Club girls have an informal chat with Monsignor Forman after their performance at the Parent-Teachers Association Annual Tea. The combined Boys' and Girls' Glee Club pay tribute to Our Lady in singing the Pontifical High Mass on December 8th in the Cathedral. 7+ The wooden shoe dance was one of the highlights of Tulip Time . The Professor explains the subject of botany to the Burgomaster and his friend in the operetta Tulip Time , New M 3? The cast of Tulip Time welcomes Monsignor Forman with applause after the final performance. 75 -- --f'- r if? .s . 23. .. ,Q W,.. ., .. , The aftermath ofa party -- Members of the cast of THE MEREDITHS ENTERTAIN show what happens after the guests leave. 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W S ' 5 I , ' gi fifs ' 11315 f 1. n M L H , 2 I is W ,. .e. 4 . ,. - 21 ...W il +' , 4 - ,. ,.s, .eLr,. ,f . .. fisf2f2ifX 7 , , ., 1 'S 5 i' A if H, f ' V -1 LM At the Christmas play, the Magi ask the Innkeeper and his wife where the King lies. f' 4 ...- . .f sz 12 1: V ' ' Y y... bfi? ..-1.1 if E fiilliflliir',rL57'H355g5xgQ'4 X355 sei5g.Q,mg?im ,,i, Mme., sigeem m Sa laam Q. -:,.:m::,:E,f- -ggssiiw. 5az:21Hf..:-34,3,!!::'g,- .,:. . . , w e , V- :. . W ,, , . V A A, fr' Oi.,-4 ggi s E 4- 'Jr 2 5 N M. in i fl 5' 1 . 2 A ,- s 9. gn i M , 5 Q 5 32 , fb . vi ' 1 5, Mui is ff , f ..., ' . sw'.s 5 V K K 'Miz Q.. a .... 5 s , 3 , 1 , .. W. ,,, .f. , . .sl 1 K s.a.,.,, .mg . , Q 1s ' . sr-.aa '1::..- Qg ..,- 1 ep ,Egg 2 4 , wa. f Wil is 1 :r za So glad you could come John Winnie, as the innkeeper directs the shepherds to the A stable. A quiet evening with the A Child Is Bom, The Christmas play marks the beginning of our Merediths. Christmas recess. 76 The Grand March -- Highlight of the Junior Prom -- Pink Fantasy. Father Roos -- a familiar face at all C.A, dances. , r-LV q , r , L. , or M sg ,H I- fjfgii , tr f s ,,'. -V . ay -f N Some seniors provide the entertainment during the intermission at the Halloween Dance. 77 - Q ei 0 ff fs, S , A group of Seniors take time to be photographed at the Halloween dance, L Sometimes its fun to just watch the others An evening to remember -- dancing at the Junior Prom. f , ,Q , A we ,, J oyfully Blanche Grasso crowns our Blessed Mother at the 1956 Senior Prom. A happy moment during the Grand March at the Senior Prom. The queen and her court 4 Congratulations! - Miles Cava naugh receives his yearbook from Monsignor Forman at the 1956 Class Night, as Thomas Doyle and Gertrude Mmray look on. The Speakers' Table at 1956 Clas Night. Among our guests - 1. to r.: Father Hart, Monsignor Forman, Father Black, Father Benson, Father O'Connor, Father Pilson. A 1956 Cathedral graduate, Anne Slyer and a 1957 Senior, Frank Lizzi explain their exhibits at the National Science Congress to an interested spectator. ZINAL !lSX1xfQlN.lL SMILUKS Q ...---- r W Contestants in the Senior Public Speaking Elimination, QSEATED l-rj: J. Grasso, A. Martel, L. Theroux, J. Ferraro, N. Ruede, K. Pasquini, J. Mulligan, M. Skrulis, P. Aubrey, B. Reger, K. Pascual, I, Attilli. STANDING: J. McCann, J, Winnie, J, Belle Ville, R. Burris, B. DePalma, J. Murphy, E. Daggett, D, DeRubbo, M. Walsh, F. Lizzi. Happy Finalists in the Senior Public Speaking Contest, QSEATED l-rj: Lucille Theroux, Kathleen Pascual, Jeanne Ferraro, Joanne Grasso. STANDING: Michael Walsh, Frank Lizzi, John Belle - Ville, John Winnie, Winners of the Senior Public Speaking Contest: Lucille Theroux and John Winnie, who will receive the medal for Elocution at grad- uation. ATH LETI CS 1. CATH EDRAL FOOTBALL TEAM vu. M , FIRST ROW -- left to right -- Coach Alvarog L. Bostong J. Raffertyg J. Murphyg W. Sheridang A. Colucciog D. DeRubbo5 M. Carazzag W. Raciborskig J. Conboyg J. Murleyg Coach Farrelly. SECOND ROW -- A. Cara- presog C. Padulag J. Rogersg J. Raffertyg J. Iwaniecg M. Scavullog A. Fuscog R. Logang J. Russog A. Balla to. THIRD ROW -- B. Osbonlighterg J. Amediog J. Cuocciog W. Talmadgeg T. Wolfstichg D. Ingemieg R. Mazzaferrog J. Mayerg R. Sherryg E. Townsend. Carazza gets away for a first down. 82 THE E GLES V. I. Albany Academy C. B. A. Columbia Cohoes C. C. H. S. Schuyler 5 n O x v . P. . s L ' .4 ' .0 ' :- S f W Jyf l P u I 956-FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Cathedral Cathedral Cathedral Cathedral Cathedral Cathedral Cathedral Ready for action! -- BACK ROW -- M. Carazzag J. Raffertyg W. Sheridang L. Boston. FRONT ROW J Rogersg W. Raciborskig A. Colucciog J. Murphyg D. DeRubbo5 R. Logang J. Conboyg A Fusco 83 The enemy hits C. A.'s ball carrier. 'N 4 Rafferty kicks off for the Eagles. Boston picks up yardage on an end run. 84 Conboy leads the way as C. A. takes the ball Carazza receives a pass and goes for a touchdown. Who has the ball? 85 TI-IEVARSITY TEAM! -- IN FRONT -- M. O'Brien- Coach La . IN BACK D Ra J T J. Seward, J. Oppedisano, V. Bernard, L. Allen, D. fngemie, Cliijloseley. Y, lemeyj J Conboy, THE ELM STREETERS Conboy dribbles to get out of trouble. I 956-57 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Cathedral Opponents 47 Van Rensselaer 53 42 Philip Schuyler 78 67 Catholic High 76 59 Vincentian 69 41 Ravena-Coeymans 39 60 LaSalle 69 67 St. Mary's - Amsterdam 68 53 Ravena-Coeymans 59 73 St. Joseph's 60 Van Rensselaer Vincentian C. B. A. LaSalle C. B. A. Catholic High St. Joseph's Philip Schuyler St. Mary's - Amsterdam 86 Bernard takes a rebound from The back boards. '1 ... 4 I X 1 Oppedisano reaches for the ball and taps it to his man. THE JUNIOR-VARSITY TEAM -- FIRST ROW: R. Sherry, F. Van Zandt, G. Vennard, J. Hoffman, D. Mayer, J. Currier, R. Mazzaferro. SECOND ROW: B. Campbell, P. Riley, R. Hall, A. Caropreso, P. Rutledge, Herrick, Coach Alvaro. . , H e 1 e g ,V -,155 . jf. , yxkr M4175 JL - - L, ,... W ,. 1 I ' fl ' e 5 K2 Lu 'L 2 1 'S A ,, is L we ff f ff H wx wi' S 1 21, ff 3 i 5 V' will S A J . .ff sw' a 43? f H3 S K, M ,S , .Q , H , M1 'WW Q 5 4 Q, J 2,8 J, mf' 1 vi -el kwa Wi f , l , an 9 I X M, Sv ., fif-W I. V f , . , -1-Q, - . ei L Y ' 'W ' , W, .- I A S I 5'-MS-em u : 5 ,A g 'sizes '- ----- L wmv . .fp ,- .. . - W:- Wf ,gi by - 555 f , .J in ' 11 , f V kf' Q5 . Q -. f --:f:r:1:,f- - . f f - H: 1-1 ,ff-eff, wwf- 1 . f g a 1' 2 H .. --... Xmw-cswyww-Wm , 1- Mig-r ., mm'-- ':fma+ -.Tw-':: . S -' .. K e d fre 1 A : - - V .Jw-frisnp, 'from ' iw K 'K -- 1: :,f,--.- -1 11.5 ,nf fffffffy-M6 Af 'fimwq From Tierney to Ray to the hoop! O'Brien outjumps the Opponent. 88 P 1 y C THE TEAM--FIRST ROW: fl-rj A. Tomazinski, M. O'Brien, P. DeAme1ia, R. Burke, P. Sabatino, F. Van Zandt, A. Coluccio, D. Sherry. SECOND ROW: Coach Mullen, W. Sheridan, J. Faranacci, J. Don Vito, T. Doyle, A. Chiar- monte, D. Barker, Father O'Connor. THIRD ROW: F. MacGowan, J. Ve Vesco, C. Herrick, D. De Rubbo. ABSENT: BA EBALL 1956 BASEBALL scHEDuLE W. Doran. Cathedral Opponent 1 Vincentian 7 11 Schuyler 12 4 C. B. A. 3 3 St. Joseph's 2 1 Vincentian 4 '7 Albany Academy 6 4 Schuyler 2 8 C. B. A. 5 89 THE GIRLS IN SPORTS Our loyal Varsity Cheerleaders . . . FIRST ROW, Qleft-right, - Pat Carusone, Mary Jane Battaglia, Rachael McCoy. SECOND ROW ' - Joanne Grasso, Barbara Leader, Bette MacGowan, Nickie Curro. After serving faithfully as cheerleaders since their freshrnan year, Mary Jane en captains of the cheerleaders. The Junior-Varsity Cheerleaders -- FIRST ROWQ Qleft-right, - Joanne Carusone, Marilyn Thorne, Marilyn Yanni. SECOND ROW -- Georgia De Persia, Mary Nagle, Gayle O'Brien, Maureen Cullen. Battaglia and Joanne Grasso were chos- ADVERTISEMENTS .r THOSE BENEFACTORS Most Reverend William A. Scully D.D. Most Reverend Edmund F. Gib- bons, D.D. The Very Reverend Monsignor John J. Forman The Reverend John F. O'Con.nor The Reverend John R. Roos The Reverend Harold L. McKeon The Reverend Francis Madina, .L. Reverend John R. Sise The Reverend James G. Hart The Reverend Anthony R. Sidoti The Reverend Thomas J. Carr The Sisters of Saint Joseph Sister Mary Serena Murphy, S.C. SPONSORS C.R The HO HA E HELPED U Mr. Michael J. DePalma Mr. cSrMrs. Daniel DeRubbo Mr. 8zMrs. Miles Donnelly Mr. 8cMrs. Nicholas DonVito Mrs. Anna Doran Mr. 8rMrs. Thomas Dronchi Mrs. Elsie Drucker M.r. dz Mrs. Harold Aubrey Mr. 8cMrs. John Audi Mr. fSzMrs. John Bannon Mr. 6:Mrs. Raymond Barrett Mr. 8rMrs. Amos Bastiani Mrs. Joseph Battaglia Mr. 8:Mrs. Joseph Bauer Mr. Robert Belden Mr. 8EIVlIS. Frederick W. BelleVille Mr. 6:Mrs. Robert M. Bender Mr. 8: Mrs. Valere Bernard Mr. 8:Mrs. Charles J. Blanchard Mr. 8rMrs. Joseph Bonanni Mrs. Rose Bulgaro Mr.6c Mrs. John Burke Mr. 6cM.rs Albert Burris Mr. 8cMrs. James Carazza Mr. 8cMrs Ralph Carazzo Mr. Sc Mrs John Carbonello Mr. 8: Mrs Nicholas Caringi Mr. 8:Mrs Thomas Christie Mr. 8: Mrs John Cipollo Mr. 8:Mrs. Ralph G. Cipollo Mr. 8rMrs. Paul Coluccio Mrs. Catherine Couser Mr. 6zMrs. John Cullen Mr. 8:M.rs. Frank Cuoccio Mr. 6cMrs. Edward Daggett Mr. 8:Mrs. Gino D'Al.leva Mr. 8zMrs. James Damiano Mr. 8cMrs.. Patrick DeAmelia Mr. 6: Mrs. Ford Delisle Mr. 6zMrs John Della Rocco Mr. 8:Mrs. John Dwyer Mr. 8cMrs. Frank Faragon Mr. 8rMrs. Joseph Ferraro Mr. 8:M.rs. Joseph Flanagan Mr. 8cM.rs. William Germain Mr. 8:Mrs. Louis Gorzynski Mr. 8:Mrs. Anthony J. Grasso Mr. 8: Mrs. Francis J. Haines Mr. 8cMrs. Alfred lwaniec Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Kenneally Mr. Szlvlrs. Charles Kieley Mr. 8cMrs. Fred J. Klose Mr. 8rMrs. William Krosky Mr. 8:Mrs. John A. Lanahan Mr. 6zMrs. Francis J. Lawlor Mr. 6cMrs. William Lawlor Mrs. Josephine Leader Mr. 8zMrs. Dominick Liuzzi Nlr. 8cMrs. Joseph Lizzi Mr. 8zMrs. Frank Macarilla Mr. 8:Mrs. Charles E. MacGowan Mr. 8cMrs. Mark A. Maloney Mr. 8zMrs. A.. C. Marrapodi Mr. 8zMrs. William McMahon Mr. 8cMrs. John Mehalak Mrs. Dorothea Melvin Mr. 6zMrs. Charles T. Mirabile Mr. 8:Mrs. W. Mizener Mrs. Anna Morrissey Mr. 8:Mrs. Thomas H. Mulligan Mrs. Frances Murley Mr. 6rMrs. Francis Murphy Mr. 8zMrs. Frank Murray Mr. 8rMrs. John M. O'Brien Mr. 8cMrs. John H. O'Connor Mr. 8:Mrs. Michael Pascual Mr. 6:Mrs. Attil A. Pasquini Mr. dz Mrs. Joseph Penesso Mrs. Mary Pocius Mr. 8cMrs. Arnold V. Prindle Mr. 8:Mrs. John M. Punycki Mr. 8zMrs. Anthony Raciborski Mr. 8cMrs. Henry M. Reger Mr. 8rMrs. James Reilly Mrs. E. Rejack Mr. cSrMrs. John Roberts Mrs. Leonard Rossette Mrs. Rose Calabrese Rossi Mr. 8cMrs. Joseph C. Ruede Mr. 8rMrs. William Ruscitto Mr. 8zMrs. Charles J. Ryan 92 Mr. 8rMrs. Peter Salerno Mr. 8zMrs. Salvadore S. Salvo Nlr. dcMrs. Frank Schuttenhelm Mr. 8cMrs. Walter J. Sheridan Mr. 8rMrs..David Shortall Mr. 6zMrs. Joseph Skrulis Mrs. Walter Smith Mr. 8: Mrs. William Stauder Mr. 8:Mrs. Thomas Sutiious Mr. Stephen J. Swantek SEE . 6zMrs. Xavier J. Theroux Grlvlrs. Thomas Thomas . 8:Mrs. James Tierney Mr. 8: Mrs. Leonard Van Alstyne Mr. William J. VanA.mburgh Mr. 8rMrs. William J. VanAmbur h Mrs. Julia gfanwormer Mrs. Ann Vinehout Mr. 8cMrs. Michael Walsh Mr. 8:Mrs. Arthur Winnie BUSINESS PATRONS A Friend Landau's Corset Shop Micheri's Auto Repair T. Natale Cleaners Son's Restaurant Wonder Shop PATRONS AND PATRON ESS ES George Abatto Mr. 8rMrs. George Acker Miss Dora Adler Mr. 8:Mrs. Gordan Alling, Sr. Mr. Gr Mrs. Maurice Annello Elizabeth S. Atchinson Mr. 8rMrs. Alfred Aube A, Friend Mr. 8cMrs. John L. Bacon William H. Baldwin Mrs. Isabelle Ball Mrs. Joseph Barrett Marsha Barrington Lawrence Barry Rose Bartke Miss Norma Bastiani Miss Linair Baton John Bechtel Mr. Michael Beck Sr. Mr. 6cMrs. E. 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Friend Mrs. A.nthony Salerno Mrs. Neil Salerno Patricia Salisbury Rosemarie Salmeri Germaine Sano June Sano Jeanette Angela Sastri Mrs. Justina Sastri Mr. 6rMrs, Angelo Scalzo Mr. 8: Mrs. James Scymanky Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Sewchuk Patricia Sheldon Nliss Irene Sheridan Miss Margaret Sheridan 55 94 Mr. 6cMrs. A.nthony Siary Miss Angeline Sileo Mrs. Angeline Sileo Mrs. Harry Sim Patricia Simmons Mrs. P. H. Simmons Miss Elizabeth Smith Mr. 8cMrs. Patrick Smith, Jr. Mr. 8cMrs. Patrick Smith, Sr. Mr. 8cMrs. Joseph Soldevere Josephine Soldevere Mr. 8cNlrs. Nicholas Soldevere Mrs. Agnes Spano Memory of J. J. Stack . 8:Mrs. Edward J. Strodel, Jr . 8rMrs. James A. Strodel 8:Mrs. Joseph D. Strodel 8:Mrs. Robert T. Strodel . 8cMrs. William F. Strodel 8: Mrs. Patrick Sullivan Miss Celia Swantek Mrs. Rose Tacelly Mr. Frank Tansey Carole K. Terenzini Mrs. C. Testa Mrs. Marion Thorne Mr. 8zMrs. Kenneth L. Thompkins Mrs. Eva C. Toombs John Townsend Miss Joanne Tucker Mr. 8:Mrs. William J. Tucker A.nthony Tumonis A. Friend Franc es Urso Mrs. R. Van Alstyne Anna Marie Van Zandt Lewis Vignola Louis Viglucci William H. Vinehouzt Mrs. V. M. Vink Shirley Wagoner Mrs. Cora Waldron Mr. lS:Mrs. James Walsh Mrs. Helen Wesoloski 555555 Madeleine Mr, 8: M.rs. Wilbur P. Wildzunas Mrs. Anna Williams Mrs. Mary Williams Mr. Thomas Williams Mr. 8zMrs. Theodore Wolfstich Mr. 8cMrs. Charles W. Wyman Mr. cSrM.rs. A. James 'Yanni Mr. 8rMrs. James F. Yanni Mr. Kclvlrs. Vincent Zabinski Bernedette Zebrowski Mr. 8:Mrs. Daniel A.. Zusy CAPITAL CITY RESTAURATEU RS ASSOCIATION, INC. 93 State Street Albany Ne w York WESTERN BEEF HOUSE 96 Hudson Avenue Albany New York AIbany's Most Centrally Located Funeral Home 220 Quail Street at Hudson Avenue JAMES P. - OWENS -JAMES J. All Qualified Funeral Directors Are Trained in Embalming and Dermi Surgery WILLIAM E. O'BRlEN Funeral Service 298 Lark St. Albany New York Phone 5-2698 Compliments Of McVEIGH FUNERAL HOME Read Your Diocese Newspaper THE EVANGELIST 162 Stare St. Albany New York Compliments Of FRIENDLY CORNER GROCERY 76 Myrtle Ave. HUNTER'S PHARMACY Prescription Work A Specialty Kenneth G. Hunter, Ph. G. Phone 4-9268 266 Madison Ave. Corner South Hawk Albany N.Y. Congratulations to The Class of I957 from THE CLASS OF I959 Phone: 2-2711 MAYFAIR BEAUTY SALON 1038 Madison Ave. Alban Mr. Tony, Hair Stylist N.Y. Y Air Conditioned Compliments of GRAND STREET CASH MARKET 67 Grand Street Phone 3-9569 4-5398 4-2969 PATRICK T., GLAVIN Glavin Travel Agency 136 State Street Albany N.Y. EMPIRE PAINT COMPANY of ALBANY, INC. 142-144 Central Avenue MARGUERITEIS HAIR STYLISTS Specializing in Hair Coloring AII types of beauty culture-Permanent waving 40 Morton Ave. - Phone 62-2181 Operators-Marguerite, Yolanda, Stella Paratore Congratulations to the C las s of I 957 FLOYD SORRENTINO Compliments Of .I. GREGORY NEALON Albany County Coroner HEINMILLER PHARMACY William J. Schoenfelder, Prop. 310 South Pearl Street Phone 3-7328 EDWARD WILLIAM MAKI Mason Contractor 7 Fay Street Alb N.Y. any Phone 8-4167 LOUIS J. BERBEN Dispensing Optician Ph 3-0566 36 Maiden Lane one Albany, N.Y. Oculist's Prescriptions filled 3 doors below north Pearl Street CARPINELLO OIL CO., INC. Fuel Oils 24 Hour Service 329 Columbia St. Ren. 5-3010 VENICE RESTAURANT Phone 5-9406 Joe Cordi, Prop. We serve only the Best Italian-American Dishes' Beer-Wine-Liquors 81 Pizza 143 Hudson Ave. Albany N.Y. CLAlRE'S TAVERN 301 Lark Street MARCUS FABRICS Fashion by the yard Russell Marcus, Proprietor 331 Central Avenue Phone 5-2747 Compliments Of THE DOYLE FAMILY AL'S Specializes in Italian 8. American Food Pizza and Clams 155 Broadway Phone 62-9181 Rensselaer Eff 1- A 1. - J ' , l 1 r State and Broadway X i L ---., ..,. ! Q .Q 'CZ' , A fin , I I xl ,il....l.- 25?V5Ehingron Ave. fig.. om ii. 'l iii In I F J.:-E .ulnl,..i..1 I 581 Central Ave. tim lr at br hl . .-- I3 I3 P y 1 ,v1p, mi, li .a....l E 135 'iux 'carlSx a- ,nm L I UU r C1160 Central Ave, VE DOUR to 9,-iendly Service At every office of First Trust Company, you'll find a friendly understanding attitude. We have planned our services to meet your needs, located our branches for your convenience and strive at all times to give unhurried atten- tion to each financial problem. We cordially invite you to use to the fullest the services and facilities of the Friendly Bank, First Trust Company of Albany. Personal Loans Collateral Loans Real Estate Loans Commercial Loans Checking Accounts Life Insurance Loans Personal Checking Accounts This emblem identilies the more than goo participatinfr stores 111 X hich you may shop with 1 FIRST Tnusr CHXRG11 the consumer' no need to be a dcpositor . . . to use a First Trust Charge Account. c O v . Fmsr Tlusr Comnnnr V ' K f ' N - ACCOUNT. There is no cost to 0F ALBANY Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ST Conimiw The Holy Name Society of the CATHEDRAL OF THE IMMACULATE CCNCEPTION Cffers its Congratulations G d gCI fI957 The Rosary Society of the CATHEDRAL CF THE IMMACLILATE CONCEPTION Wishes to Congratulate The Members f h G d gCI f l957 Congratulations to The Class of I957 from THE CLASS OF I958 VIRGILl0'S TAILORS 8g CLEANERS Cleaning - Storage - Repairs IOS Madison Ave. Albany THE PARIS CO. I28-30-32-34 So. Pearl Sf Phone 4-8722 Albany N,Y, Compliments of MURRAY coNFEcTloNERY COLONIAL HOME EQUIP., mc. wholesde Wearing Apparel for the Entire Family 90 Madison Ave. Credit Terms Arranged Albam' N'Y' Electric Operators Estimates MURPHY OVERHEAD DOORS Phone 8-0482 II48 Central Avenue Albany 5, N.Y. Thomas J. Murphy MURAVEN'S Super Market, Inc. Meats, Groceries, Fruits 8. Vegetables Free Delivery Phone 4-2938 I77 Elm Street MADISON SWEET SHOP 785 Madison Avenue TANDY LEATHER COMPANY I4 Central Ave. Albany Supplies 8. Handicraft 8. Leathercraft Projects tor all ages N.Y. Free Instructions Phone 4-8998 Compliments of C0mP'lF'e 'S ENDICOTT AND JOHNSON'5. 0 A FRIEND l25 Central Avenue Compliments of MADISON GRILL 331 Madison Ave. HERBERT W. REILLY Funeral Home I2O0 Central Avenue Albany N-Y. Albany New York Phone 62-9255 Phone 89-0723 Compliments Of DIXIE RESTAURANT KARI-'S TAVERN We aim to please 368 Madison Avenue I74 Hudson Avenue AIPUVIY N.Y. Open Day 8. Night Mike Corcoran M-I-C-0-R Phone 4-85l2 We Record Anything Have you heard MIKE CORCORAN'S latest release Hlbbidy Bibbidy Sibbidy Sala backed by You're the Nearest To An Angel 462 Washington Ave. Albany, N.Y. Compliments of John f. Clancy GLENDALE FARM DAIRY, INC. 380 Madison Avenue Phone 4-6865 A. J. RINELLA S CG. Wholesale Fruit 8 Produce Tele hone 5- p 458l Menands N-Y Best Wishes to the Class of '57 from GEORGE JQSEPH ROCCO General Painting 8. Decorating Contractors Expert workmanship 8 Fountain Avenue Albany, N.Y. 89-040l 4-9643 TH E MASTODON, INC. Charles Nl. Guptill Rollerskating, a thrill beyond measure' Clfdar 7-6223 R.D. No. l, Boght Corners Cohoes N.Y. Girl Graduates Why not make up your mind to work where there is a variety ot jobs to choose from, with good opportunities tor advancement. We offer you a good starting salary and frequent increases in pay. NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY l58 State Stu Albany N.Y. THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATICN Extends Congratulations and Sincere Best Wishes to the Graduates of the Class of I957 C pl f the PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION uv. T. AJ of the Cathedral Academy N IR T PRIZE +1 YACKWG M1759 QF g A Qtr' FIRST QBIZE MQT F500 P ODUCTS M?f.::ef.ua.ss PURE MEAT PRODUCTS GN . JUAN, PACKING co..1Nc. ALBANY DIVISION ALBANY. N.Y. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1957 from the ALBANY COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE Compliments of BRUCK UNIFORM CQMPANY HEDRICK BREWING COMPANY, INC Still the Best The Way To Better Photographs TH E FRLIMKIN STUDIO 29 Central Avenue Albany New York Qualify Photographs Since 1925 MC ENANEY OIL CORPORATIQN l79 No. Main Avenue Albany 6, New York TELE-SERVICE Appliance - Television - Sales 8. Service 259 South Pearl Street, Corner Arch Street Four Months Free Service 222 Lark Street Telephone 3-4340 PERRIN 84 DI NAPOLI Prescription Opticians Alb,-my N.Y. Telephone 3-54II 9I State Street . JERSEY FARMS DAIRY Compliments 242 No. Allen sneer of Albany New York W. J. RIMMER'S GROCERY Tel. 8-3548 - Day or Night Complete Dairy Service BAMER 8. McDOWELL, INC. 32 Central Ave. Albany N.Y Phone 4-I347 Artistic and BuiIder's Hardware Church Goods-Devotional Articles-Catholic Books THE LITTLE PORTION SHOP 323 Delaware Avenue Telephone 4-6434 Albany 2, N.Y. Compliments of CONNIE'S BEAUTY SALON 6 Park Street Phone 62-4855 THE RELIGIOUS ART SHOP Religious Articles - Greeting Cards Wilfred J. LaPoint II5 Central Avenue-Albany 6, New York Phone 4-78I5 26 Warren St.-Glens Falls, N.Y. CALSOI.ARO,S RESTAURANT Compliments of 244 Washington Avenue Albany New York CAMEO BEAUTY SALON Compliments zwAcK AND SONS ofthe Morticians H9 CLUB Proprietor, John Leonard We Deliver 46-48 Grand Street 'II9 Jefferson Street PAUL CAMPANELLA Phone 6-8235 Phone 62-39I Hair Stylist CRISAFULLI BROS. For Appointment Phone 3-5811 H Italian-American Groceries 272 Lark Street Aibonyl N.Y. Albany N.Y. Compliments of Phone UN. 9-6323 - Open: Thurs., Fri., Sat. JUDGE NEON SIGN COMPANY AL'S PIZZA QUEIHZ1 vioglgzzzihlp Orders to take out P 9 Culver Ave. Stop I6 Phone 4-8866 of 620447 Albany-Schenectady Road PATIAROSSI'S LIQUOR STORE II8 Madison Ave. Aibfmv Phone 4-5966 N'Y Wines 8m Liquors Free Delivery Store ot I0,000 Items ALBANY ARMY AND NAVY STORE 48 So. Pearl, Albany, N.Y. Opposite Leland Theatre We Are Not Connected with Any Other Store Compliments Of .IAM ES KEEHER Funeral Home KELLY'S JEWELERS 88 Central Ave. Albany N .Y. DE LUXE PIE COMPANY 383-A Madison Avenue Albany 2, N.Y. KINARY FLORIST I7I Broad Street Albany N.Y Flowers tor AII Occasions Compliments of HAMANN PHARMACY 277 Clinton Ave. Albany N.Y, TI'IE FLOWER GARDEN Flowers tor All Occasions Telephone 4-0813 Albany N.Y SMITH'S GULF SERVICE No. 3rd St. 81 B'way. Tires - Batteries - Accessories Phone 62-9115 Compliments 0 f THE FLANAGAN FAMILY THE WASHINGTON SERVICE STATIO' Your Headquarters tor the Finest Amoco 532 Washington Ave. Phone 3-94I3 Congratulations From CAPITAL NEWS MICHAELSON'S SHOES Where Fit Comes First Edward's the Shoe for Children Sandler of Boston, Bostonian Shoes 211 Central Ave. - Telephone 3-4063 MCAULIFFE PHARMACY 425 Madison Ave. Albany N-Y J. E. THOMA New Modern Liquor Store Free Delivery 457 Madison Avenue fat Lark St.I CAPITOL BUICK CO., INC. Phone 2-339i 476 Central Avenue-Albany 6, NYY. 'Ts Congratulations to the Class of I 957 FROM THE PRIESTS OF CATH EDRAL PARISH Best Wishes to the Seniors from THE CLASS OF I96O Grading - Heavy Excavation Sewers - Water Lines JOHN Di GIULIO Contractor 62 Delaware-Al bony, N.Y.-Phone 4-4813 J. F. MacNULTY Wholesale Fruit 8. Produce Menands N.Y. RALPH CARAZZO Plumbing and Heating Licensed Phone: 62-4859 188 Lawn Avenue - Albany, N.Y. FRANK ESPOSITO Menands N.Y Phone 62-2514 Air Conditioned R. Leone-Prop. THE CLARE RESTAURANT 815 McClellan Street Specializing in Italian Foods Phone 2-OISI Schenectady, N.Y. GENERAL DISTRIBUTOR BROKERS Menands, N.Y. Phone 34-283 DUNN SAND 8. GRAVEL CO. Since 'I85O M. W. TEBBUTT'S SONS Funerc' Chapels Rensselaer New York Albany, N.Y. Delmar, N.Y. C0mPliments THE SPERRY 8. HUTCHINSON CO. of a FRIEND 212 Quail Street Albany New York Phone 4-7875 T. J. BUCHANAN Roofing-Skylights-Metal Ceilings-Cornices Sheet Metal Work 24 Elm Street Albany N.Y. JAMES AIELLO Wholesale Fruit and Produce Menands N.Y. B. J. KOBLENZ COMPANY Jewelers 99 South Pearl Street Cor. Hamilton Street Albany 7. N.Y. Phone 4-8444 ORENSTEIN'S Wholesale Fruit 8. Produce Phone 4-7409 Menands N.Y. MANSION FOOD MARKET I6I Eagle Street SANDY ACRES Wholesale Fruit 8. Produce Phone 4-I6I3 Menands N.Y. MORRIS SLUTSKY Women's and Men's Wear ChiIdren's and Infant's Clothing Domestics Phone 3-4052 - 57 North Swan Street Albany New York Compliments Of MENANDS GRILL Dial 4-2635 - Emergency 89-3663 TEGLER AUTO SERVICE General Repairing Esso Products John J. Andress 8. Kenneth Blanchard, Props. 347 Washington Ave. Albany, N.Y Compliments of VICTOR CARDONA'S GROCERY STORE 77 Grand St. Compliments of CaII Us - 62-2914 - We Deliver C 8. B MEAT MARKET Choice Meats - Fish - Groceries G Pizza made to order FRIEND . Albany I24 Eagle St. N-Y. MH-DRED ELLEY H. F. HONIKEL a soN SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Pharmacists 227-229 Quail Street, Albany 3, N.Y. I57 Central Avenue send for Catalog Albany Phone 4-2063 N'Y' Compliments of R.K.O. DRY CLEANERS AND TAILORS C0mPlimem5S Of -Branches- , I70 No. Pearl St. 70 Ontario St. MARIA S SPECIAL'-I-Y SHOP Albany, N.Y. Compliments of BECK'S ROLLER RINK, INC. Ravena N,Y, Italian French Bread A. CHIARAMONTE 81 SONS Bakery Shop 93 Madison Ave. Alb . N.Y. G' Y Dial 4-24449 JOSEPH LIZZI 8. BRO. 234 Hudson Ave. Expert Shoe Repairing A. ROBELOTTO CO. Complete Food Market Fruit Baskets Compliments Phone 4-4958 of WILLIAM LAWLOR Y BORIS S Gas Furnace 8. Heating Alb 235 EIU' 5 ee' 490 North Pearl sf. GUY N-Y- Albany N,Y, Formal Wear To Hire DELUXE TAILORS Special Rates to Students Corner Hamilton Street 92M Eagle Street Albany New York Phone 5-2485 Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 THE CATHEDRAL SHOP fcorner of Madison Ave. 81 Eagle Stl Religious Articles - Church Supplies Props., Leo P. Mullen - Elinor S. Mullen - Class of '29 J. D. WARREN AND SDN Gas Burners - Oil Burners Plumbing Heating 69 Fourth Avenue AIPUWY New York Phone 3-3307 4' ' f '.5'.i'5 Compliments Of DAN KO'S SERVICE STATION Northern Blvd. and Sheridan Avenue Tel. 5-9428 AllDGl'1y New York Complete School 8. Paper Supplies Distributor of Renco Quality Paper KENNY BROKERAGE CO. l70 Eagle Street Albany 2, New York Phone 4-6353 E. D. Kenny Compliments Of A FRIEND FRED J. KLOSE General Roofing Contractor Slating - Sheet Metal Work - Built-Up Roofs Residential - lndustrial - Complete Repair Service 4-7588 24l Third Street Albany HEARLEY FUNERAL HGME 'l05 Delaware Avenue William S. Hearley Phone 4-0691 D. BRICKMAN Menands New York John Choppa Phone 5-7223 MODERN TAILORS Men's Wear for Men and Young Men Also Headquarters for Stouts 193 Sherman St., Cor. Robin St., M block off Central Albany, New York DANKER FLOWERS Est. 1898 121 North Pearl Street Phone 62-0183 FlRSTY'S GROCERY Hungry or Thirsty - See Lou Firsty 9 Open Evenings 2 New Scotland Ave. STEWAR-I-'S ICE CREAM 1 X 1 Home ofthe Perky Pak PETER'S UPHOLSTERING SHOP .E at 164 Jefferson Street ' . Mflke Your Own Svndoe Albany New York Saratoga Springs N.Y. EAGLE FOUD V 126 Eagle Sffeef ADAM ROSS CUT STONE CO. Albany New York Broadway Mrs. GRETTA M. SCUITTO Albany New York Claverask New York Free Estimates Telephone 89-9234 Compliments HARRY B. LARNER Painting 81 Decoratinu 190 Hackett Blvd. Albany N.Y. DlCK'S TV 8. RADIO SERVICE 396 Central Avenue Albany New York 5-5000 5-3152 Sales 8. Service since 1933 ALBANY CAMERA SHOP 204 Washington Avenue Cameras and Photo Supplies Mobil Tires -- Tubes - Batteries - Accessories CHAPMAN'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Ross Chapman, P roprietor 24-Hour Towing and Road Service General Repairing and Motor Tune-up Telephone 3-8786 Madison Ave. 81 Lark St. Albany N.Y. Compliments Of DIXIE FLOWER SHOP I30 Madison Avenue ALBANY HARDWARE 8. IRON CO. 39-43 State Street Albany N.Y. Albany New YOYIC Comp liments Congratulations from of SKIPPER'S TAVERN SL Onfqrio Sfreef Specialty Albany New York Clams and Sea Foods ALBANY PEARL TAXI BUSINESS COLLEGE 4-2163 I30 Washington Avenue Albany New York State Registered Veteran Approved Courtesy - Safety - Service Official Airline Transportation Mrs. Eugene J. Hoerdt, Pres. 1 Q h Raynor Doors uwlmsNM'W' show Commercial - lndustrial - Residential Electric 8x Radio Operators egg RICHARDS OVERHEAD DOOR SALES CO. 1-:Arms HABfZn?l!AgH?smc' Albany 5' N'Y' ' Fred W. Richards UN 9-7742 A l Compliments of Dial 3-4255 , THE ARKAY FLORIST FORLANI S GARAGE National Savings Bank Building 7-9 South Pearl Street Albany, N.Y. 225 Northern Blvd' We telegraph flowers to all parts ofthe world.' Courtesy of . JAMES PASTER JEWELERS Compjymem 46 South Pearl Street Albany New York l'lll..l.SlDE INN Congratulations to the Class of 1957 .IOHNX BOYD THACHER 1 l 66 Washington Avenue Compliments f CAMPIOCN 8. SONS Funeral Homes l2l5 Broadway HENZEI.-POWERS INC. 294 Broadway Phone: Albany 5:-235i Albany l, New York Wholesale Distributors Electrical Supplies 81 Appliances Compliments of the STRODEL FAMILY Sy Nvk Congratulations Graduates! CHURCH GF ST. CLAIRE I947 Central Avenue Albany 5, New York FRAN K J. LEONARD Phone 4'8I4I Insurance 30 Lodge Street Albany N.Y. Willys Sales and Service General Automotive Repairs CEDAR HILL BODY 8 FENDER SHOP Route I44, Cedar Hill -- Selkirk, N.Y. Phone RO 7-3058 Prop. W. Mzakens E s so P rodu cts Painting Welding TOWing Telephone IO5 Central Ave. Established 1924 4.7767 Albany' N-Y. Phone 3-0040 BETTE SEED JOHNNY EVERS COMPANY, INC. Bridal and Formal Gowns Now owned and operated by Stella .Ioos Tinker to Evers to Chance Fame Sporting Good s I40 State Street Albany Pete Horan and Joe Evers N.Y. Luggage-Handbags-Belts-BiIltolds-Brief Cases Courtesy MAGINvS of Mfgrs., Retailers of NEW YORK BAKERY fine leather goods Expert Repairs 222 Washington Ave. Pho ne 3-9635 Compliments Of CLOVER STORES 169 Central Ave. Albany New York Compliments of CASULLO'S GROCERY Italian 8. American Food SECOND AVENUE DAIRY Dairy Products and Wholesome Ice Cream 218 Second Avenue Albany 2, New York Quality Beauty Comfort Built to last CENTRAL DINETTE MFG. CO. Dinette Sets Breakfast Nooks Restaurant Furniture Factory 81 Showroom 292 Central Ave., Albany, N.Y., Phone 5-0911 Showroom 715State St.,Schenectady, N.Y., Phone FR 2-3591 COLVIN MARKET 870 Madison Avenue Albany New York Phone 6-7105 RAYIS REUPHOLSTERY SERVICE and Custom Made Living Room Suites 137 Dove Street Albany N,Y, Mr. G. Pannilti Compliments of VISCUSI'S, INC. Manufacturers of Custom Venetian Blinds Aluminum Storm Windows 8. Doors Flexalum Aluminum Awnings 2005 Broadway Schenectady, N.Y FR 7-1344 ' FR 7-1346 Look Formal - Feel Informal ASTORIA TAILORS AND TUXEDO CO. Customers Free Parking- on the premises Tel. 62-0930 127 Madison Ave. Albany N.Y. Albany Compliments Of REGIS SANDWICH SHOP 106 North Pearl Street 8. 39 Maiden Lane JOHN T. TRAVISON 8. SONS Florist Flowers for all occasions Phone 3-6628 335 South Pearl St. Learn the highly-paid art of hairdressing at THE COLONNA SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY 38 Chapel St. Albany N.Y. Day and Evening Classes Under the supervision of Victor Colonna Manager of JOHN'S STRAND BEAUTY SALON and a staff of qualified stylists. Write, phone or visit us for details Phone 3-4231 Many high school graduates today find that banking offers interesting, well-paid iobs with pleasant working conditions and opportunity for advancement. It you would like more information, please telephone: Miss Mary V. Hennessy Personnel Director Albany 4-4l li THE NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Albany 60 State Street New York General Bakery Company BOND BREAD BAKERY Broadway Albany New York Socially, an interesting office iob with excellent salary and friendly associates, will be much in your favor. As a COMPTOMETER Operator, business firms will clamor for your services. And how do you become a COMPTOMETER Operator? Simply by attending the official COMPTOMETER SCHOOL near your home. of aftel' Short, easy courses. No age restrictions. After that, you'll have gre: lilfetime placement service through T67 COMPTOMETER c oo s. Write, phone or visit, ALBANY COMPTOMETER SCHOOL 170 State Street - High Street Annex Cap. P.O. Box 7292 - Albany, New York - Phone 4-0616 M. SOLOMON famous for fine turs Hudson Avenue and South Pearl St. Albany N.Y. LOUIS VIGNOLA Suits made to order Alterations a Specialty High-Class Dry Cleaning Phone 4-7484 WALDMAN'S JUVENILE SHOES Exclusively tor Children 8. Teen-agers Dr. Posner Shoes AAA to EE No foot hard to tit 94 State Street Albany New York 38 Delaware Ave. Albany, New York Phone 3-0229 Phone 6-0129 Residence State 5-8054 .IOHN A. SHEEHY, OPTICIAN Eye Physicians' Prescriptions Filled Office Hours 9 A.M. to 5:30 Evening by appointment 227 Lark Street Phone 5-l528 DuPont Authorized Dealer I.AwI.ER'S SHADE SHOP Window Shades, Shade Laundry, Venetian Blinds 70 Central Ave., Albany 5, N.Y. Bring your Noodle to the DIPSY DOODLE Ice Cream Bar I2II Broadway Albany, New York Sodas, Sundaes, Coffee, Sandwiches and Fish Fry Congratulations Senior Class CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Frank Larteri Mrs. Edward Koonz Compliments of ROSANO'S NEW HARMONY GARAGE 569 Delaware Ave. Albany 9, N.Y. Phone 3-964I LO-PRESTI RESTAURANT gl GRILL Specializing in Pizza and Italian Dishes Dine in our New Pine-ette Room 49 G d S Albany ran Treel New York Compliments of SAM'S GARAGE 493 So. Pearl St. Albany N.Y. Phone 62-5012 or 62-9374 LIUZZI'S WORLD'S FAIR Pizzeria and Tavern Madison Avenue Albany New York T. ARTHUR COHEN Shoe Specialist 81 Chapel St. lOpposite Ten Eyck Hotell Albany New York TONY'S SERVICE STATION IO7 Myrtle Avenue Albany New York CAPLAN BROTHERS FURNITURE CORP. 232-34 So. Pearl St. Albany New York Compliments of TOM'S GROCERY STORE 103 Hudson Avenue Phone 3-9736 Phone 2-4227 VAN'S DEMOLITION, INC. Robert M. Van Deloo, Pres. Albany No. Manning Blvd. NX. 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