Christian Brothers Academy - Cadet Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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As a member-school of the Diocesan Ath- letic League, C.B. A. must produce well- coached teams to keep in the running against such fine teams as represent V. I., La Salle, and the other League Schools. Whether a boy participates in one of the Major Sports or limits his activity in ath- letics to class teams, the main objective is to learn to be a good competitor and to de- velop both his body and his character. This year, C. B. A. has been fortunate to have two fine coaches of great ability di- recting the varsity teams of the school. Their success has been great, and there is every indication that a golden era in sports is ahead for C. B. A. The REGIMENT salutes Mr. Falivene, Mr. O'llaire and all its athletes. S ,,-J 1 Mi, Q6 E k . ' A ' ta l I rv El r 1 X , ll is.

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Officers of the Alumni Association: QL. to RJ: Evariste G. Lavigne, Russell G, llunt, President, Senior Sectiong Brother Arator, Moderator: J. Raymond Fischc-r, President, Junior Section, llarry tw. Vhristcnson. Second Row: lidward J. llignum, James J. Girvin, William A. Tooniey, Jr., John J. Yanas. Third Row: William J. McVeigh, Pnilip J. Gara, Austin G, Sennctt, Vharles li. lloniltcl. AlttllMllXlll ASSQPCIIATIIUN OIF QIBA The Christian Brothers Academy Alumni Association comprises 23,2300 members, divided into two main sec- tions-the Senior Section, classes 1880 to 1935, and the Junior Section, classes 1936 to 1053, and thirty chap- ters, extending alphabetically from Altamont to Westmere. The Christian Brothers Academy Alumni Association has a threefold purpose. First, to promote the relig- ious, scholastic, and athletic inter- ests of Alma Mater, second, to af- ford its members ample opportun- ities for social and economic con- tacts: third, whenever possible, to aid financially the Academy's build- ing program. To fulfill these purposes the ex- ecutive staff arranged eight prin- cipal events for the calendar year, 10533-54. They were: election of Jun- ior officers, homecoming day, Loy- alty Fund appeal program, Alumni Christmas Dance, united general meeting, Alumni banquet, Commun- ion Breakfast, and Alumni Easter Dance. 'if Brother Arator greets newly-elected officers ot Q Junior Section of the Alumni: J. Ray-nond Fiscliei i Philip Gara. Page wiylzfy-fllru

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