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

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THE STUDENT COMMITTEE President.. ,... .. . ,....,......,.,,..,..,,,...........,., . .. .. . .. EDWARD I. FOX Vice-President.. .. .. ,..,.,..,... ......,..,...,,. ...,..., . . .. . .... IOHN GALLAGHER Secretary.. ,...,. . .,,.. .. .. . .. .,,..... ,..., . . . . ,.,,. THOMAS I. GRADILONE fm ,Pkg N this page of the Annual that august body the Student Committee '63 truly merited because of the services performed by the Committee , , N . during the year. The Student Committee is one of the oldest societies in Cathe- dral and its chief purpose is to aid the Prefect of Discipline in maintaining order in the high school. A careful scrutiny of the Weekly appointments Will afford some idea of the Committee's work: -Arlfij, .Va ' 1 I tiff?-QR at long last receives its justly deserved praise. This laudation is Senior Division Lunch Room: Preston and Gallagher Yard Duty: Sheehan Detention: Mon: Cleary Wed: Fox Tues: Kennedy Fri: Reisert Sat: Gradilone lunior Division: Yard Duty: Wood Lunch Room: Robinson, Bedmartz As may be observed from the list of appointments the Committee is divided into two groups. Committeemen from Third and Fourth Years compose the senior division while the junior division consists of committeemen from second year. The committeeman on yard duty is at his post well before the appointed time. At six minutes to nine every morning the shrill sound of his whistle reverberates throughout the courtyard and the different classes line up to proceed to their classrooms. During the lunch period the committeemen face their most difficult task. They must see to it that the students observe order in their tumultuous haste to the lunch counters, and after they have finished that they leave everything as they found it. The school day begins with the piercing blast of the committeemans whistle and for a few unhappy miserable students it also ends under the watchful eye of one of these guardians of the law, For every afternoon one of the committeemen presides over Chateau d'lf, the detention room of Cathedral, familiarly known as the jug . Here the committeeman presides in regal majesty while the unhappy culprits groan 'and labor over their penances. The most important duty of the committeemen is supervising the fire drills and the air raid drills. These duties are carried out solemnly and with a thorough understanding of their importance and seriousness. The Student Committee, under the able management of Father Carow, is one of the most important organizations in Cathedral. And so we of the high school department offer him and the Student Committee our thanks and appre- ciation for their efforts to make Cathedral a happier place for all. EDWARD I. FOX, '44 CATHIEDRAL COLLEGE ANNUAL

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Y HEJHTIOO 'IYHCIEI-IJH3 'IV 99 THE STUDENT COMMITTEE

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Y HSHTIOO 'IY1-ICIEII-I.I.VD 89 'IV THE PROMOTERS OF THE PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH