Christian Brothers Academy - Cadet Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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. J, ' ,fi ,gf , Vi f f X ff ,f ,f 1 X , , , 1' ,rj f ' ,f ,. ,f . 1 I' i , ' .1 1 1 l X X I COMPANY E - EASY C!Capt. Joseph Balthazard, front, left: CfLt. Laurence Barry, second row, left: C!Lt. Robert Stephens, second row, right, CfSgt. James Allen, top row, center. -A-A 1- f W HRS? t'l.f 1.fffi,7!,,!1'tf First Row KL. to RJ: R. Niesen, D. Crotty, Sgt. D. Muth, Cpl. M. Riley, Lt. L. Barry, Capt. J. Balthazard, lst. Sgt. J. Allen, Sgt. J. Elacqua. Cpl. K. Boyer, Cpl. J. Emmet, D. Burnes. Second Row QL. to RJ: R. Ohe'ste1'field, T. Coyne, M. Eagen, D. 0be1'ting', R. Horan, W. Leonard, C. Lehman P. Smith, J. Riley, C. Goes. Third Row QL. to RJ: G. Tyndell, J. Calentone, D. Nolan, P. Cummings, Gn. Cpl. P. Planz, C. Maguire, P Van Allllbu1'j,1'h. J. Messina, W. Foley. Fourth Row ll.. to RJ: G. Smilgrin, P. Teufer, N. VValsh, R. Abbott, J. Flood, R. Andi. 1+-7-xiii --Q PQ. A V' ' Page sixty-turn

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' J . ' ni Fi-'ont Itow tl.. to RQ: I.. Shanahan, C l. P. McCarthy, ACpl. F.TJolf15, Lt. R. Powers, Sgt. P. Wcstcrvell. Sgt. I iilfzltliltb tipl. If Nigio A Milliman .rhollettu Second liow fL..to Rf: Nodzo, lV.'Hohenstqing D. Haley, P,L'P'latt, D. Linnan, I.. Johnson, Ii. Iiosi-ite, V. La Flcche. Third Row tl.. to RJ: E. Lalor, S.Nj,e-luney, R, Travison,.B. Shea, N. ,Mariscalco, A, Bisaillon, J, 0't'fmiicll. Fourth Row: ll.. to RJ G. Bielccki,'.I, Daniels. J. Harrigan, D. Rappazno. H ' 1 . HA.. . gf :K ,' .1 fy, ,, Charlie Companiy, the tail end of the first Battalion, is composed mostly of plebes. Though 'inexper- ienced, C Company hasishown 'a marked improvement each drill day and was first to carry the guiclon of the Honor Company. company is well represented on the varsity football squad by Cap- tain Hill Leahy, Pieter Westervelt, John lJiGiulio, John Romano and Ken Robinson. Charlie company also claims two football managers, Jim Dougherty and Peter McCarthy. Under the instruction of its cap- able officers C company has ac- quired the major quality of any military unit, ''esprit-de-corps. Spirit, determined advancement and scholastic abilities have made Char- lie company the unit that it is. I 1' 9 1 D gd 1, 1 'll fa, ll . .4- t'C Company lirics up in pi-rfcci. ilil2'lllllt'lll, at Mon'- day Drill. It's cold todav, and thosc ox'crco:its arc com- 'i'ortable. Hut the-y're always hcavv .5 l'11yi' sirly-our

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t l-Klfw, First Row fl.. to RJ: IC. llovhe, J. Morin, I . Km-gzili. Vpl. M. Vonnolly. Sgt. ll. l'oi'lu-tt. l.t, lt St pin s Sgt. li. Whitnvy, Cpl. 'l'. 0'Iii'ie-n, t'pl. J. Voylv, G. Pappas. U St-comi Row ll.. t ILP: l.. lluwlvy, J. Van Winlxlc. IC. Maki, J. Lzinilmy, I.. Zum-llo, W. Slim-si, J. ltonml l ROL1'il.ll, J. Gallon. 'llhircl llow Ili. to RJ: V. Nowinski, ll. llzipu. J. VVinlc, I . lilooniliclml, J. Ziiikovitrli. A. Nlzittivk, ll lotlii X til Giannono, V. Sulus l oui't,h Row nl.. to ll.l: A. lVlct'ui'i'olI, J. l itzpz1trick, A. l og:0rty, G. fliltillilllll. Y. Nolan, SECOND PLATOON Easy Company composofl prin- cipally ol' sophomores, is hard to beat in snmrtness and precision. These mon with hut 21 yG2ll S experi- cncv have livt-rl up to ull cxpectzl- tions. They have lvurnezl to take oi'- durs and to exvvutc them pi-operlv. Lieutonzlnts l3zu'ry :incl Stephens have shuyctl their plzxtoons int'- smnrt units. Among the famous men in the ranks :irc Don Clrotty All-Albany football star, :intl John Iilzicquzi, il l'ioi't-o vzirsity tzxvklo. Not to be over- looked are John Riley,z1 stitnclout lint h on tho gricliron :incl the lmskctlmll 1-ourt :incl Holm Stephens, ai crzick varsity riflenizin. I'Izisy t'omp:1ny, 0lllSl2llllllllQ' on tho mlrill floor, has won tho wwkly company vompvtilion se-vmuil times. Good luck, Company IC , :incl koop up tho good work. i llif'lo's llownl . . . Volnpquiy lfl gm-ts sul tor plix lt ll rliill Fulrts Mi ii Ulnitin Ill lout ' . Z I urouncl. cliuvl llilvy :intl llo Puyf' si..-I