Christian Brothers Academy - Cadet Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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Seated QL. to RJ: F. Doyle, T. Gallagher, J. Dougherty, T. Halpin, D. Riker, J. Doxsee. Middle Row: A. Weaver, R. Stephens, A. Del Torto, W. Griffin, J. Howard, R. Eherle, W. Piescor. Back Row: R. McDonald, H. Di Ruscio, V. Chesterfield, R. Salisbury, T. 0 l'oolv, J. Allen. TVHIIE STAIFIP Ulf TIHIIE CAI IET Ulf IIQS4 In early September, Brother A, Eugene, Moderator, selected the staff for this year's CADET. The staff then elected as co-editors of the annual, Colonel T. Halpin and Lieu- tenant Colonel J. Dougherty. The task confronting this year's staff was to produce a book that would match the five top-grade year- books that have already represent- ed C. B. A. The work of their hands is now in your hands. They hope it meets with your approval. The editors consult with the far-ulty moderator on what must he a very knotty prohleni. .lack llouglivrty IS getting' ready to say, We gotta get more ads. l'ngv s1'1'f':lfy-rlim'

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In RX --f Vyr. , .51 The Sentry, now in its fifteenth year of publication, continued as in past years to provide the students with news and pictures of the school activities. At the Siena News Con- ference the Sentry was again awarded the Certificate of Distinc- tion in its classification. The credit for the fine showing of Page sczvcrzfy-cight I ' ! Seated: John Di Giulio, Thomas Bailey, Vincent Chesterfield, Charles Mor- reale, Joseph Urgento, John Emmett. Standing: Michael Collins, Charles Stuart, Jay Dun- igan, Paul Teufer, James Dougherty, Michael Paolino, Patrick Hagerty. our school paper and the interest that the various issues aroused is due to the fine leadership of Brother Michael, the Moderator, and the co- operation of his staff. May the Sentry always continue as the voice of the students in keep- ing up the spirit and traditions of C. B. A. Brother Anthony's librarians give fine service in helping the school library to function smoothly. At the left, they illus- trate the method of collecting money from students who bring their books in late. Stewart Brown is pointing out to Carmine Pizza that his book is long overdue. Pat Hagerty has a hand out to collect the money, anal William Dunn and James French are there to enforce the law. Missing from the picture is Peter Wilber.

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0I FIC'l'lRS OF TIIIC LADIES' AUXILIARY First llow ll.. to ll.l: Mrs, Ilarry Leonard, Historiang Mrs. William Smith, Senior Vice-Presimlviilg Mrs, Luke Mullen, Presiclentg Mrs. Ellis Rilier, Ilec. Secretary: Mrs. Favan Kelsey, Junior Vice-l'resident. Serond Ilow: Mrs. XVilliani Sheridan, Sophomore Vice-Presimlentg Mrs. Hector Richard, Junior Iligfh Mem. Swretaryg Mrs. Donald Mc'4'arthy, Junior Mem. Sec-retaryg Mrs. George Del'l'orto, Senior Mem. Secretary. 'l'liird llow: Mrs. Francis Hawkins. Junior Iligrh Vice-President: Mrs. Thomas Donahue, Sophomore Mc-in. Secretary: Mrs. llarold Joyve, Freshman Vice-I'1'es1clentg Mrs. Joseph Cox, Alumni Mem. Serrvtai'y1 Mrs, Ifranli l.asc'h, Alumni Mein. Secretary: Mrs. Frank Quackenbush, Alumni A7109-Pl'QSI4l0IIt. Missing from the pic-ture: Mrs. Francis Murphy, Financial Secretary: Mrs. Frank Gerniann. t'orrL-sponllingg ILADHIES AMIXIIIUIARY OIF ' . KI 'f - . , sk JE.. Q . A... ' ' ' N 3 my N . A . N u Seated at the mlais at the Mother-Son Dinner held last rear: Mrs. I., J. Mullen, lfatlier Thomas Phelan. Mrs. iayniontl Morrill, I'o-l'hairman of the Dinner, and llrollivr l'auliau. l'f1g14' rigflzfy QIIEEA. In the pages of our Fhronicle are recorded the great numhvr ol' pro- grams and events that are sponsored by our active and successful Ladies Auxiliary. Hardly a month goes by without these good ladies sponsoring an affair that is conducted with of- ficiency, and always with great suc- cess. Under the brilliant leadership of Mrs. Luke Mullen, now in her second year of Presideiicy, the C. B. A. Ladies' Auxiliary has continued its wonderful work of aiding' the school both materially and socially. Our hats are off to OUR LADIES.