Christian Brothers Academy - Cadet Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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. . 1. . ..,4....L..ms.A.n.n4Auunana4-u.p,-,.......- A I 6 A A L-A-HA. The Grand March, led by the officers of the Regiment, is always a magnificent spectacle. CHP cgiisflan Bwlfzzn :4cuJuny dlfiidauinlrz tiuxuuw 20. IQL14 lg Jan. 29th: was the highlight of the win- ter social season at C. B. A. The event was the Annual Winter Formal, held in the school gym from nine to one o'clock. As the elegant couples filed into the hall they found themselves in a setting reminis- cent of the renowned Champs-Elysees of Paris with its boulevard cafes and gay lights. All details of this decor were taken care of by the boys themselves under the direction of Brother James. The music of Doc Zanello's Orchestra was again perfect, and the refreshments served by the Ladies' Auxiliary were enjoyed by all the cadets and their dates. Everyone present had a wonderful time. Members of the Committee were unanimous in saying that the affair was well-worth the effort they had put into it. Left: Officers of the CBA Regiment in a friendly discussion with the officers of La Salle Regiment. In spite of the big gestures being made, it's not an argument. Everybody's smiling. Picture at the right, as well as the other pictures on the page made by our good friend, Mr. Thomas Flynn. p..- ...A .. ,. . e l me Pagc one lzzmdrccl tivcnfy-follr

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BASKETBALL GAMES AND THE WINTER FORMAL MAKE MEM- ORABLE THE MONTH OF Jan. 4th: Christmas Holidays over. Back to school. Jan. 11th: C. B. A. beats Cathedral High 60-51. O'Brien high with 28 points. Jan. 15th: Brother Paulian's Jubilee. fSee next pagel Jan. 16th: C. C. H. S. nips Brothers 51-119 in sudden death overtime. Jan. 18th: C. B. A. defeats Albany lligh in Polio Fund Game at the Washington Ave. Armory. Jan. 22nd: Rifle team loses match to Peekskill on winner's range. First loss of the year. Jan. 23rd: C. B. A. wins third game in week by defeating Albany Academy 633-53 on loser's court. Jan. 29th: C. I3.A. outshoots N. Y. M.A. at Cornwall, 918 - 896. Midwinter Ball on this date-see next page. Part of the Committee that decorated the gym for the Winter Formal. ln front: Jack Lyons and Bob Smith. Standing: Dick Whitney, Bill Larlnore, Dick Eberle, Bill Clifford. Up on the ladders: Larry Benzie, Joe Tierney, Vince Chesterfield. Chet Di Lallo letting go with a jump- shot against Albany Academy. In the foreground is John Riley, and at the right is Ron Ile Matteo.

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A. fl? . ,L an I IIAMONI ltlllBIIItIElE Ulf l tolontl Thonias llalpin presents Spirit- IBROlflHIlER VWAUILIIAN 'llhc Right Reverend Bishop greets liro- iuet, from the cadets to the honor- ther l'aulian lncfore the .lulnilcc Mass on id lulnlliiin linuuy l th All Albany llonored Brother Paulian on the occasion ot' his Diamond Jubilee. On Friday, January 15th, a solemn Mass was cclehrated hy Father Schmieder, O.F.lVI. Conv. and a sermon delivered hy a former pupil of llrother Paulian, Father Joseph Mc-Tigue, O.I'. This Mass was attended by the Cadet t'orps, their parents and friends, On Saturday, January 16th, the Right llevcrend Bishop ot' Alhany presided at another solemn Mass celebrated by Father Arthur Reilly 21, at which Father Joseph Varden 'SESS presented a sermon on the life of llrother Paulian. llrother I'aulian's long career of G0 years as a Vhristian Brother began in 1894. Dur- ing this span ot' years he has been a teacher and director in schools in Providence, R. I., Amawalk, N. Y., I'lut't'alo, N.Y., and San Juan, Puerto Rico. But the city ot' Albany has hcen the scene of his educational work for more than half of his career. Although retired from active teaching a few years ago, llrother Paulian, 11ow in his 82nd year, is still very active in the school and is a well-known and well-loved figure on the first floor of the school. V. Isl. A. is honored to have such a won- derful man and teacher on its staff. May he continue in good health for many years, an inspiration to us all. Q2 Zi' li . Q it ' lf tv 1- A , Y1'i X. 5. M-A nm Upper picture: Brother l'aulian says his favorite prayer, the Rosary, at .luhilcc Mass in his honor. Lower pict ure: t'adet's, lfaculty and friends fill gyinnasiuin at .lulvilce Mass on .Ianuary 15, IU5-I. Vogt' our lzfimlrrfl tlctztty-fi'w