Cathedral College of the Immaculate Conception - Annual Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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SEMINARY OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION HUNTINGTON, N. Y. 1 T Huntington approximately one hundred and fifty of Cathedral's -, . ...ggi . . . . . alumni have enlisted in a different army, one to bring upon the earth peace rather than War, and salvation rather than destruction, one to replace hatred and despair with hope and love. This is the Priestly Army oi the Catholic Church. Forces equipped with the death-dealing instruments of war can never bring peace to the world, and to the hearts oi men. This is the work of the Army of Christ. Those who began their training at Cathedral College and are now completing that training at the Seminary are destined to go out into a world sorely in need of priestly service and ot the salutary and consoling teachings of the Church which they alone can bring to the World. Hence we call upon you for your prayers that we may carry out the assignment given us as officers in the Army of Iesus Christ. Last September at the annual meeting of the Athletic Association Iohn Heffernan, '37, the newly chosen president, welcomed and introduced to the student body each of the new men of the house. Among those introduced were thirty of Cathedral's 1941 graduates as Well as Thomas Hendel, Edward Conroy, and Iames Farraher of the Class of '39, and Anthony McDonnell, '40, who came to us from other seminaries or colleges Where they had studied since leaving Cathedral. Among those singled out for special appointments thus far this year we note Denis Dore, '38, has been appointed Third Master of Ceremonies, Charles Vogel, '37, the Vice-president of the Alumni Associationp and Edward O'Connor, '38, were made manager and assistant respectfully of the general store, Leo Byrne, '38, became assistant in the book store, and Robert Hurley, '39, was assigned to the sacristy staff. Turning to one ot the most popular branches of seminary life We see that President Heffernan was assisted in the management of the Athletic Associa- tion by Daniel O'Connel1, '38, treasurer, Richard Tierney, '39, Eugene Feld- haus, Ioseph Bihler and Michael Leavy, all of the Class of '40, who directed the various departments of athletics. In the field ot athletics we have had a very fine year. The intermurai football, basketball and baseball competi- tions as well as the tennis, ping-pong, billiard and chess tournaments were entered with enthusiasm and in turn they provided sustained interest through- out the nine months of the school year. As a fitting climax to a year of spiritual, mental and physical develop- ment, on May 30 His Excellency, Bishop Molloy will ordain to the priesthood the senior class of the serriinary of whom more than twenty-five are former Cathedralites of the Class of '36 and on the following day each of them- truly an Alter Christus -will stand before the altar and offer the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, the sublime and awesome, yet not too remote, goal of every Cathedral student. We wish, in the name of all the Alumni here at the Seminary, to extend to the Class of '42 sincere congratulations upon their graduation. GEORGE V. FOGARTY, '40 CATHIEIDRAL COLLEGE ANNUAL