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

Page 70 text:

CATHEDRAL COLLEGE ANNUAL MAIN CORRIDOR

Page 69 text:

FIRST YEAR-SECTION TWO ,- HIS is your On the Spot announcer broadcasting on station D l great pride that we look upon our first year at Cathedral College it W I ,,,. This year which seemed such a barrier in the path of our vocation M has been successfully hurdled and we are now looking forward to another such year. Another such year made pleasant by the untiring efforts and close cooperation of professors and students. l A-N-N-U-AJL and bringing you all the news of class lA2. It is with All was not achieved solely in the scholastic line for our class has an enviable record on the athletic field. Our class made up the greater part of the Freshman team. We had a great team comprised of Connell, Hentschel, Cun- neen, Foley, Ahearn, Herbert Prather, Reinhart, Lynch, Driscoll, McVeigh and Vitalo. This team though not the victors in the lunior division, gave a good account of themselves in all games and produced a fine impression of true sportsmanship. Competition was the theme in all games we participated. We will now introduce several celebrities of our esteemed class. The butt of many a joke and the originator of many, was Short E , Driscoll. His per- petual companion was the Muscle Man Ray Lauck. Francis Langley was commonly known as Dapper Scholars which include George Gill, Iames Sharp, lames Edward Gotimer should take a bow for their fine job of upholding the class in the field ot Studies. lack Norton with his questions was the scourge of all the professors including Monsignor McHugh. The class officers: Vitalo-Presidentg Tommy Eagan-Vice President and Connell-Secretary did a fine job of governing the class. ln conclusiong I would like to say in behalf of the whole class that we are looking forward with great ambition to another year at Cathedral College. NICHOLAS F. VITALO, 47. CATHEDRAL COLLEGE ANNUAL

Page 71 text:

I '-'T'j'f' ' -- , , 4 '---Rx . L xr, 'XX ' Y a A T . 'NN ' i V1 : , ' fx-N - z Y ' X L . , i li, t E W . .... . 'fx S4 F' Xl ' X X - I X '. -, V, K-3.1 ' i XA' ,J Q a --sau -'L ' M 'N' G11-Q XR L ' iffy. , 2 ,f P, -1,9 Q, .N M. ,. 'g'g,'j:4Qjj':,j.1II3fTT5'lf1'21 .- 5 ?Y'i'::: ,A , -'H -fn vim ., f 1 , .,f.,.,4--.,L...,., L A V '- Q '--'la ' .-mf.--.rafif::f...5,.a2k3-222211' ?:q:.v.:g,' , .A . , 'CI' - ' in J'--W'-L5G5'I7r.1 ' is ' ' R Q. ' 5 E5 ' 'Llf 'e2L::'5f' 5'Af.'57??f?i-i?1f'?l ,??:1ffTf13f:1:5 'E''rim'7 ' -57 2 ' Q ,If XP- ' fl Q .f 1- A 9 - x T' . ' A ef - 'A -. .'- . . I -'frw , . , ., a1. 1-- '-Q ' -,-:-Q---1 ya: 5 1 . x..4,. - . , . ,,-, w ., . - . ,,- ., . . . ., ..,,..,.. ..f. ,M . ., .--x x '1'::f:':fggg,f:., ,2:!1y3:.N 'V f-.14 Mil. ' F, .,1Q:g.:fgL,:55:.-'--1q3,..igg,5:f:2:fg,:?. '+L-'v f L. -wmrsqw . rim ff: - Q' -. .- . .h?'f.E1ffv,,y ' 'fffv-1' -'-'Ll f-JI 4' -. 5'--1- -It 17 2.4.4 m, , -.L-mfg' 1. ,- r . B fe-5' uw -w..f.,., . . 4 .fv'fPv-5- '.6 ' fb'-1-H xiii A kr -1 ' -m1'fv?1t?1:::f:4+sw2-'1-'15g.1q:,:- 'J A V 'hp f ,p?'X WEA , .--if ' ...- -2 is 1-,W,2.251-iffvfxy173--,:::.'A-:.f,1.-.,-':z- -1 v 3 6:52. ' qf .:::.. -11 ,YQ ,. -' ,,,-:'g'ff-3,1-:::f'g3g:5g5 ' 4935 1 2 f ' ' in 1' E .15 5rk915w73i?iQ2A1?vfL32-ifa ,,,1,,. 3, k. e 41 11, 1 Y A -ay v 555555113j:f,3gg,:,2gf:S2-3.174-.' nf, er. - .. :-'M .i,.g:g,, ' , 3'--:,:-:L '-,ms f - -2- I in .1 -,Q-A fu ,f , fi f' 3342?-s5aw22v l -1- .i:fv.f5Hrzi532?5f?f?i2+?i2- A' 0.422 Y-L g., P4e:23H:2g'5:1:V Ai J ' 'L..,f,,4 ,-. Af. -fr. w ail-1.5411 , - :HJ -gumf:.5rf:.fsE'.?wff:H:f1 g,,, :f,S2:a.f.?'gQw5 e- ML- T fx nu.. -. .wil .. -Z.-if .tag 1 A l. -u..x.'f7,-1 ,. v..w3.e,:.k75: .. U, 1 , 355135,-g,'h.-.., AI., ? . - ' ' ' ' 33 'Q ,..'. , ,,,..,Q 2 -'Ml ,.f f 11' 'T-N f' . 4 . V, L--- - iv . wr: -2- ' ' 4' 1,:.:::N.:' ' '- ,'- 1 -.7 lf ' . 5. h ' . ' V Lf - M ' M'-f ' - J -S Lwf:-:w in -' . '11-gl., 7 . 2 'E . M ., , ,,. - - '- vga- 1 A A lu.. . ' x K 1 , 4 -- N B .- :a . 1 -' I 5 Q F! N fl Q M v ' l 525:33 3 l X, .'fl.,a, - . 1 '. viz, q Nwal f if?-' V 1 - X!! ,V - .ia Fei .44 w mf , ., A igflziiiiiff- f- ix? 'inf' 7 ' - , 'f-wi r.: fy., , 1- .' f .. .'f251f'1h 5.4 ,-!'Hf2:-fl'4-fiiz-1: ':.Lf :S xc: ' .?'T'1'.fYV'ff-fa-:nl-LL. A g g' fP':1ig ' .1 . Q' V f ,'1 ,'TT'fZ'Tf :7f5' ll ' 3 , 'FF ' 'H f fxwpfff' ' fff'x'255'iC5532i-1f':',r.gr 2i21'9ffF5 ?W3:' f N2-1 'Tlf'5l?'1f:21if' J Q 5' 3551. :.fyf1:f...:.gQ.1,:15 'F' L ' 'wf1+'vi . fl-1i':.h.g...' Q-2 A fn 'gr ' 21LL..k..g.. 5f-Ja -.1-.11 ' - , u..Z1g1S3s:a-1sL'2.'.-f - -- .-...J CETEROS PUDEAT, SI QUI, SE ITA LITTERIS ABDIDERUNT UT NIHIL POSSENT EX EIS NEQUE AD COMMUNEM ADFERRE FRUCTUM. ' -Cicero, Pro Archioi Lei albem' be 51.1051171651 if they bazfe 50 1011 lbezmelzfar in lellwzr ibn! fbey mn !N'0LfIIt'E Nothing from lbem for Ike El1j0,1'1llL'1lf of all . . . CATHIEDRAL COLLEGE ANNUAL