Cardinal McCloskey High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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Classes L1 L-1.11 'fs X, dr 'AI N 'B vlvy -1 6 1899--The first automobile was brought to the city by Archibald M. Dederick. if Tl. Above: Sodality officers from the various classes take their pledges of loyalty to the aims of this organization. and Activities Train Juniors ki, I Xl! f Top right: Michael Foley and Jo Ann Osterhout hold the stencil of the 0 antiphons to the window while Marie Nitsky and Jean Kahlert prepare another stencil. Members of the art club painted the seven Advent Antiphons across the front windows of the school. Father Dee enjoys a humorous incident in Religion Ill with Marvin Dragon, Philip Thoma, and Paul Leonard. 41.--I

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MHXIHEDIYINE YEIHLEEM 5 BESIDHDNXDU SEEEIHLERMES

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to Become Confident and Articulate Catholics Apologetics was the focal point of our Religion during our junior year, Our teachers helped us to clarify our knowledge of our Faith and to put into words the proof of what we believe. We were trained to be thinking, critical, dis- criminating Catholic citizens, qualified to accept our responsibilities toward our government. With only one year coming between us and graduation, we knew that we had much to learn in order to be ready to accept our heritage ofChristian citizen- ship. Floor talks, debates, panels -- these were the means of making us articulate Catholics. Below: Father Maloney introduces the candidates of the Sodality prior to their acceptance of office. Father James Toole Religion III ffirst semesterj X Father Victor O'Brien Religion III and IV - -A Father Thomas Maloney Religion III, Latin I, Moderator of Sodality of Our Lady, Guidance Counsellor--ffreshmen and sophomores. Q , . . Mary Biggar, Margaret Doyle , Andrew Pezzulo, and Robert Acker prepare medals for the enrollment ceremony held on November 25 in the school auditorium in honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal. ' :L r I ' - f Q I . .ei ps