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

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The Father Ryan Players The Fifth Year Dramatic Association was formed in 1929 by its di- rector, Father john E. Ryan. In 1930, its name was changed to the Saint Francis Players. It finally received its present name in 1939 after the death of its founder. The Players produced a play on the stage of the Academy of Music for the first time in 1935 with the performance of The First Legion. Through the years, the students under the capable guidance of their faculty directors have provided many enjoyable evenings of dramatic enter- tainment, thus carrying on a long and valuable tradition in Cathedral's extra- curricular life.

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' i 1 Q f, 1 1 ' 1 . V J 7 'J E Y I , I 1.5.1 wlwiw J - - All fr' The In 1932, the present library was set up on the third floor, and by 1933, Mr. Francis A. Weldon was appointed librarian. In 1939, he was suc- ceeded by our present librarian, Mr. Francis X. McDermott who is celebrating his twenty-fifth anniversary at Cathedral this year. While in 1944, there were about 7,500 vol- umes on the shelves, today we total over 14,000 not counting the additional 3,000 at the Queens Division, under the careful guidance of Miss Vera Coutard. Over the years, Cathedral's library, though seemingly small by many college standards, has