Christian Brothers Academy - Cadet Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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5511101 tontcstints Richud Silisbuiv, Divid Rlker, Alan Weaver. lunioi tontestints Fred Holt Dtnnis Coibett, Francis De Francesco, Garry l.avig'ne, Stanley lxm tl Aitliux llllllj, in Wllllun Mutin, Ldwud Murphy. tllllllllltlli GLASS QRATOIRS The Class Public Speaking Contests this year were excellent demonstrations of the oratorical abilities of the Cadets. This was in large measure due to the splendid coach- ing of the contestants by Mr. Walter Shea- han, an alumnus of C. B.A., Class of '39, and a prominent speaker on both radio and TV in the Capitol District. Richard Salis- bury and Fred llolt won the Senior and Junior Contests respectively, and Pat Grossi came first in the Sophomore Divis- ion. A picture of the Sophomore Contestants will be found in the Chronicle section of the Yearbook. Upper left: D. Riker and A. Weaver congratulate R. Salisbury, winner of Senior Contest. Left: Fred Holt explains to G. Lavigne, F. De Francesco and D. Corbett how he won the contest.

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lVleml1ers of the Dance C'ommittee: Seated tli. to RJ: David Hiker, ltolwert Bielecki, lirotlier James, lVloderator, Vince Chesterfield, Tliomas Gallagher. Standing: William l,armore, .Iohn lloaglierty, Thomas llalpin, Arthur Fisher, .lost-ph lialtliazard. DXXNQE Ctihfllhfllllllilltlt Ol? V954 After sponsoring a successful Hal- lowe'en Dance, the Dance Commit- tee, directed by Brother James, un- dertook the mammoth task of decor- ating the gym for the lVinter For- mal. So well did they do their task that one ol' the spectators was moy- ed to describe the scene in the fol- lowing poetic words: I stood under a canopy ot' hun- dreds of twinkling colored lights, shimmering stars and glazed icicles. Cozy nooks, sheltered from frosty pines and snow-clad hills by gay canopies, provided atmosphere for friendships and social courtesies. Later in the year the Dance Vom- mittee will put on a Spring Frolic in addition to the Military Ball in June. Y t'ommitt.eemen and Seniors who made the gym ova Y Y Kneeling: ll. Ili ltuscio, 'l'. llalpin, lt. Ile Matteo, J. Hougli erty, A. Murgia. Back Row: ll. llilier. I . Doyle, 'l'. Gall agher, W. Griffin, J. Haltliazard, ll. Stephens, I-1. liielecli The rest ol' the work-gang will show up in the t'iironicli I'nyf' scrcllly-sf1'w11,