Christian Brothers Academy - Cadet Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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FIRST QUARTER EXAMS AND .t,fi1l'fj+,pg,g,, WAK 4 'g tiff?-TTQ i THE THANKSGIVING Hol.IDAYs fiViiflfgSill'li?f,l.i'fifiii Rf: N i- MARK THE MONTH or . A' ' ' 1 T 1, ezgintfiiifnczt-vi R . S 5 3,24 'lf A 41 T A' ixl !xy 'law 1: --gi - X -I . if : 5 ' if it it ' . A m . A rg. . At thc cake counter during the Ladies' Auxiliary Fall Card Party and Fashion Show: Mrs. J. Horwedel, Mrs. J. Allen, Mrs. W, Smith, Mrs. J. Peckowitz, Mrs. J. Kelly, Mrs. T. Gallagher. Nov. lst: All Saints Day. Har- riers win second dual meet from Albany High, 15-45. Don Chiachiar- etti, No. 1 man on squad, is lost to team for remainder of season. Nov. 3rd: Bridge Party and Fash- ion Show crowds gym. Mrs. Luke Mullen, President of the Ladies' Auxiliary, and Mrs. Josef Yezzi, di- rect this affair to notable success. Nov. -1th: The C. B. A. eleven comes through with a spectacular win over Albany Iligh, Frank O'Brien sparkles in this one. Bailey goes over for two. Nov. Sth: The Sabre Trophy re- turns to C. B. A. Carl Falivene's single wing system and patient coaching pay rich dividends as the L. .f if. . 11 Cadets of C. B.A. beat the Cadets of L-a Salle Institute, 13-6, as the line holds the opposition to 12 yards gain. Our team has arrived. Nov. 9th: Mid-term exams start. Nov. 11th: The Cadet Regiment parades twice on this day. Morning ceremonies in Albany, and an eve- ning parade in Schenectady. They never looked better. Harvest Shower of the Ladies' Auxiliary Linder the chairmanship of Mrs. Grace Mack and Mrs. Eugene Fallon. Nov. 13th: Friday the 13th. More Exams. Company E entrains fgets on busl for trip to Schen- ectady to march in the Armisticc Parade in the G. E. City. l'u.gc our lzzfnzlrrrl sc4'1'nf1'rfn.

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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.

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if ' jf . f ' Age L' s s W . V -'SWF Y , 1. wx . V 3 . s g ' ' 4 .1 . 3 John DiG1ulio drags what looks like the whole Albany High team for a first down. New Rifle Team coach, lVlr. Jack Leary, gives instruction to Capt. Vince Chester- field. Frank Doyle, veteran sharpshooter, looks on. Nov. llthzlfootball season ends with a happy bang as U. B. A. trounces a power- house Mt. Pleasant team, 20-12. In 1954 we'll continue our winning streak. Nov. 15th: Brother Edward organizes course in Music Appreciation. Do we have to learn to spell Tschaikowsky '? Nov. 19th: First day for service over- coats. Seniors attend Engineering Day Rally at General Electric. Nov. 20th: Golf Tournament sponsored by Brother James. J. McArdle and F. O'Brien post best scores to win Tourney. Mrs. Grace Mack and Mrs. Eugene Fallon make pre- sentation to Brother Thomas, Director, at the Ladies' Auxiliary Harvest Shower. Page 11111' 111111111111 f'igIIf0CII Nov. Zlst: Glee Club organized by Broth- er Aloysius. Large turnout of candidates. Mr. McCarthy again to direct, thus insur- ing success of programs. Nov. 22nd: Edward O'llaire, new basket- ball mentor presented to the student-body. Hopes high for success on the boards this year. Nov. 23rd: Rifle Team wins its third straight rifle match. Victims of our sharp- shooters so far: Siena, N. Y. M. A., and Northfield High.