Christian Brothers Academy - Cadet Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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as tif F J Tom iley goes ovcr for an- iy other tc ddwn against Cathe- dral Ou irst win of the season, lil-' llc-low: Cross-country team who finished in five-nian tie for first place against Albany High. C. Stuart, R, Powers, ll. Chiachiar- etti, J. Comis, J. Keegan. 5-f 14, .- Oct. llth: C. B. A.'s Yearbook, THE CADET OF 1953, given a first place rating by the Columbia Press Association. Oct. 15th: Rehearsals begin for the Fourteenth Annual Minstrel Show. Mr. Jack Bryan is General Chairman, and Leo Miller is again the Director. Oct. 17th: C. B. A.'s first Victory under Coach Falivene against Cathe- dral, 19-6. Tom Bailey scores two, and John Di Giulio, one. Oct. 18th: Ladies' Auxiliary Communion Breakfast under the chairmanship of Mrs. James F, Kisselback and Mrs. Richard P. Crinigan. Oct. Zist: Wansboro Rifles or- ganized by Capt. Raymond Joyce. Brother Patrick, Vocational Direc- tor, visits school. Oct. 22nd: Intramural Basketball Leagues organized by Brother Felix and Coach Edward O'Haire. Woo'-Q Tommy White and Ed Vishneslxy take Nibbsy fm a walk during half-time at V. I. grainc. l'ugc our lmndrcd fiflwn

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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.

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Y 'Q threat Above: At the Alumni Home-Coming' Supper. J. O'Connell, T. Engel, C. Moleski, R. Andi, F. Wall- ingford, J. Sayers, T. Burke, T. Caulfield, E. Kane, D. Hiker, J. Romano, H. Donnelly, J. Riley, R. An- di, E. Roche. W. Straney. Oct, 23ndg Alurflni Chapters Or- Below: Hallowe'en Dance at CBA Gymnasium. . . . . .. Di--t' .l'D C '1. :'-l gamzod ln nelghborlug Clues. Mr. Zsxfigikaions xy ance ommittce Musin my Bob Thomas Dwyer elected President of the Schenectady Chapter. 3 Ocl. 25th: Rain and an alert V. I. . team put the skids Linder the Cadet Q team, 19-7. Nilmbsy gives a good performance. C. Romano wins tro- phy as outstanding CRB. A. player. Alumni Home-coming game draws a good crowd in spite of bad weather. Football teams are guests of Alumni and do a first-class job on the edibles. Oct. 30th: Brother James directs activities of Committee in sponsor- ing' first dance of year. Juniors help to decorate gym. One hundred coup- les in attendance at Hallowe'en Dance. Pugc om' lilmdrcrl si.rtccrr.