Christian Brothers Academy - Cadet Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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Class Day 1953 was made memorable by the appearance of Brother C. Peter at the ceremony. He received the first copy of THE CADET as the dedicatee. Bert Gould and Bob Lawlor read the Class Prophecy. and the planting of the Class Tree conclud- ed the activities of Class Day. The Graduation Parade was post- poned from Sunday to Monday, June Gth. The Regiment, in their white and blue uniforms, gave a flawless performance as a tribute to the graduating' seniors. At the left: Miss Nancy Avakian, Color Girl of 1953. poses with Col. Johnson, Sgt. Maj. Burkhard and Maj. Qtm. Goliber. GLASS WIEIEIIQ fXCTllXfIITlllES Below: The Prom Committee and their dates at the June Military Ball. At the left: P McKenna, R. lfitzgerald, G. Tobin, J. Clemens, T. Egley, W. Barnes, P. Cooney, A. Brown, J Hoffman. At the right: P. Zito, L. Mullen, B. Gould, B. Winn, J. Lacombe, J. Korfhage and H. Johnson. ff. . u l s P , i 2 - .2 i 1', . - nA Q 5

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MlIEMlURllIES GIF MlAYflll.lINIE H953 The Spring Vonccrt of the Rand and tllee Club was again a brilliant display of the musical abil- ities ot' the Cladets. At the right, Pat Hagerty, Pat lienzi, Hob Johnson, Hill Lacombe, Joe Kosck, and Jim Clemens rehearse for their Dixieland number. The evening of May 2nd was very warm, but the Cadet Regiment put on its usual wonderful display ol' drilling and marching at the Annual Spring Drill. Lt. Colonel Albert Brown led the Regiment in the Physi- cal Drill, and Colonel Robert Johnson direct,- ed the smart - stepping Wansboro Rifles. The lVlemorial Day Parade of 1953 was held in a heavy downpour. It was the second wetting the Cadets had to take, as the May Day Parade also took place on a very rainy day. But as always the C. B. A. Reg- iment was smooth and colorful. Ji 7'

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UlRAUMIAiVIlON DAY H933 MICIJAI, WINNIC , . . . lliristmn llovtrinv Engl ish Sovinl Slumlivs l,:1inrii:1g'os iX'l2lil'lllI1l2li ivs SL'lC'llK'l' , vvy .- RS - JI INF, 19:1 Robert Lawlor Jzimvs liowvs .Iznnvs Howvs Robert Johnson Albert Brown Albert Brown Pwllow Alh. Awzirrl Robert Murphy GICNICRAL IC Si-nior Vluss .lnnior Vlnss Sophomore Class Xf'lCI,l,ICNi'IC Jann-s Howes John Doughurty llziniul Mulh lfrvshmzin Floss Jzimos Zinkovitc' Pllllllll' SPEAKING Senior Vlziss Albert Brown Junior Vluss Thomas Hzilpin Sophomore Class llennis Vorhett lfroshmzin Vlnss Pzilrick Grossi The 90th Commcncomunt ol' Fhris- tizzn Brothers Academy was holfl on June 151, 19525. lit. Volonm-l Allwrt Brown clelivercil the Vzileclictory. 'l'hv rnziin address was given by Novi-i'oi1cl John A. 'l'rzicy, Vhziplziiil ol' thi- Allmny Police IJepzxrtnion1. Among: the winners of scliolnsiin' ziwzlrcls were A. llrown, R. Lawlor, J. Howes and R. Johnson. r 2 ' r O ' c . Q 9 0 , i l'uy4 om' lin 1 ll 4l 1