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

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Y EIDHTIOO 'IYHCIEII-I.I.Y3Q 79 'IV TI-IE STUDENT COUNCIL

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL Director .... . .,44.,.. , .,....,..,...... REV. CHARLES C. CAROW President ....... ,.., . ,...., ANTHONY I. PRAITANO '42 Vice-President. ,.,. ,....., . ...,..... . IAMES I. DALY '42 Secretary .,..,. . . . . ,.,.... ,. ,......,. . . .IAMES P. TUITE '43 EM' VEN during the imperialistic and despotic reign of the great Caesar as Si' Augustus, Home had its council. Why shouldn't Cathedral ig ,BQ have one? Nd. l ln writing an article on any society the main idea to be ex- pressed is the purpose of the society. The question may then be raised: W hy has Cathedral a Student Council? The main reason is that the students might have the opportunity to present their non-personal ideas on things pertaining to the school to the constituted authorities. Naturally the authorities are not bound to accept the ideas and I can feel safe in saying that the authorities have rejected all the ideas put forth to them by the council this year. But this does not discourage the members of the Council for they realize they at least have the opportunity to present their ideas and sound advice. In the preceding paragraph I have related one of the privileges of the council and as we all know, every privilege or right has a corresponding duty. It is the duty of the Council to see to it that good order is maintained by the College Department. Following the policy of not looking for trouble, the Council has done a magnificent job this year. After recklessly tossing the bou- quet, it would be well to mention the names of the gentlemen who constitute the Council. Fifth Year represents itself in the persons of Tuite, Torriello and f-Ianly, and Sixth Year in the persons of Ieremiah O'Brien, Iames Daly, and A. I. Praitano. Even the Student Council of Cathedral College has been affected by the War. For, besides maintaining order during fire drills, the Council has the added obligation of supervising air-raid drills. Now is the time to express the College Department's and the Student Councils feeling toward the Rev. Charles T. Carow, Prefect of Discipline and faculty adviser of the Council. In interviewing the members of the College, I have come to this unanimous conclusion, which can be best expressed in two words, 'Our ldeal. Yes, Father Carow is the ideal Prefect of Discipline. Not only does he maintain discipline twhich he does quite thoroughlyl but he maintains a friendly spirit with the student body. Therefore I would like to take this opportunity to publicly declare the Col- lege Departments sincere feelings of respect and friendship with their ideal . Finally, since tributes are in order, we would like to thank the student body for their good will towards the Council and its work. Ad Multos Annos Student Council! ANTHONY I. PRAITANO, '42 CATI-IEDRAL COLLEGE ANNUAL