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

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,Nikolai Gogel it 1. -, 1, 22,24 523: 4. The Father Tabb Society It seems that the underclassmen at Cathedral have always had an interest in literary pursuits. Therefore, the present day Father Tabb Literary Society has had many ancestors both remote and proximate. Back in November of 1945, the St. Thomas Aquinas Society was formed as a junior', St. Thomas More Society. By 1948, this group had gradually slipped into oblivion. The society as we have it, was formed in April, 1950 by Father Feldhaus. With the simple title of junior Literary Society, it solicited its membership from only first and second years. The Spire of that month reported the purpose of its formation was to lay the foundation for good literary habits and prepare the student for membership in the St. Thomas More Society later. By May of 1950, it had changed its name to the Father Tabb Society in honor of the 19th Century priest-poet. Till QULEN oi svmrs w,..,,..p K .kr ,,. . ,fd J ' 'A Q I Q , -41 ,.,, ' Ivan Ti rrzuu v it ' 'Y .' F f i QL r lil , set-153 tl gh-ln 5-,QE-9 Ap' 1 M llilil iiiitilil ,Q H H A s , .. QFilll1CI'S and Sous i 1'- F P 'S I c'.,u i L lil., L . 5 i mma tim 'T' w..at il, 1. i liiifmgw ll , mu, . 1 wiki iw 1--'vi - hyifvbw. iawillm-1 Yihiiiiefr YH-54 ' Ci ' Sliietfifl glhllwy - WW 1.1 Wtirf, ,., ..t.,. , 1 , ar, But, Father, jane did marry Tarzan--in the third book. Nice fit, Huh? My mother bought it in Barney's Boy's Town 154