Christian Brothers Academy - Cadet Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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ltiirlitz 'l'en Seniors on football squad 1.51-t team 'up' for first Lfklllllh l.el't to right: J. Jackson, W. Leahy, T. Engel, P. NVestervclt, J. lfllacqua, C. Romano, I . O'lirien, li. liicleclai, IJ. Hiker, lNlanag:cr IJ. uvllDlN'lSllliUl. I Above: Father Robert Mossey, CHA Alumnus and now Air Force Chaplain, addressed first Mes-tinq of the Arcliconfraternity of the Divine Child. Sept. 13th: Classes in session. I-Irother Leonard, new Assistant Principal, meets students, and vice versa. Sept. 19th: Thirty-three commissioned officers and ninety-three non-commissioned officers aitpointed. llrotber I-Boniface, Commandant, forms the Regiment. Sept. 20th: Classes now in full swing. First drill day. Football team now on tough scrimmage schedule, Sept. 25th: Brother Eugene holds elections for editorial positions on Yearbook Staff. Tom Ilalpin and .lack Uouglherty nam d as co-e ' rs 6' Jr ,J 6' Vg Below: Ken Robins fmii , fleet Sophomore half-back, carries off- tackle against Catholic High. 043' asv' Page one 11117111771 llmwf-if

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SUMMER'S HAPPY EXPERI- K, M ,ply ENCES ARE COMPARED AS ...Zi SCHOOL RECONVENES IN X Tififlf Near.-A - egg!! F5111 v:.mr.f xiii ,., , f J.. 149' .7'f'iH. rx H! .V Y.-, th, ,QV H. - , V , XX V I , k ,, , N jiri' lx X' 5 2 f 'W . 'K 4 Ltr? 'l,.1g9fmil N 'fl it-A ..,.. l.- lil l lm. -M :. :l -1-giifll . ll xx ' 1 Xl' l Cx l' 131 if,1:ffP5,fjf.L1'U'! . 'N1N-Qi. X 3 l tif- ll il ,il W ifff l 5. lol fn Above: First efforts at drill call for patience and resourcefulness. Larry Barry tries to get Alex Audi's and John Schreiner's rifles apart, while Tom O'Neill has to stretch to straighten Austin McCar- roll's cap. Page one hundred twelve Sept. 7th: Plebes CFreshmanJ ap- pear on campus to look over the school. Officers QSeniorsl are on hand to look them over. Sept. Sth: Boot training begins. This is your right footy the other one is your left. Sept. 9th: Sophomores report to school. Usual schedule tangles start getting untangled. 4 Qs Above: Scholarship winners, J. Sorren- tino qSt. John's, Schenectadyy and J. Lin- nan QCBA Grammar Schoolj among the 160 Freshman entering' CBA in September 1953. Left: New coaches, Ike Whalen fleftj and Carl Falivene are welcomed by Alum- ni President Evariste Lavigne.

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FOOTBALL REIGNS SUPREME DURING INDIAN SUMMER DAYS IN THE MONTH OF V --, Football squad gets into huddle with Coach Falivene just before game with Poughkeepsie High at Bleecker Stadium. Faculty join members of Ladies' Auxiliary at Communion Break- fast in Mess Hall. Seated at dais, QL. to RJ: Brother C. Mark, Di- rector of LaSalle Schoolg Mrs. Edward Rooney, Past Presidentg Brother Thomas, Director of CBAg Rev. Edgar Holden, O.F.M. Conv., Speakerg Mrs. Luke J. Mul- len, Presimlentg Brother Paulian, Dean: Mrs. Ellis Riker, Sr. Vice- - U ,,,, President. ' Oct. 2nd: Alumni annouhce pro- gram of activities for the year. Brother Arator continues in post as Moderator. Promises plenty of ac- tion. Oct. 4th: C. B. A. loses its opener to Catholic High. Bailey scores four times, but C. C. H. S. aerials too much for Cadet defense. A loss, 33-26. Oct. 9th: Don Chiachiaretti and Dick Powers pace C. B. A. harriers in placing sixth among thirty-four schools in Utica Meet. Oct. 10th: Football team's for- tunes at lowest ebb as powerful Poughkeepsie team mauls Cadets. From this date our football star begins to rise. Page one l1.llllfII'CClf0llI'tl'C'l'I.