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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First Row 1l.. to R.5: D. Riker 1255, W. Leahy 1515, R. Bielecki 1455, P. Wcstervelt 1585, F. O'Brien 1315, F. Romano 15435, J. Elacqua 1465, T. Engel 1415, J. Jackson 1295, W. Straney 1495. Second Row 1L. to R.5: Coach Whalen, Mgrs. J. Dougherty, P. McCarthy, G. Kelsey 1205, T. Burke 1305, J. Romano 1405, J. Wink 1305, W. Kissane 1345, Mgrs. D. Wibbelsman, D. McCarthy, Coach Falivene. Thirl Row 1L. to R.5: Brother A. Eugene, Moderator, E. Maki 1215, R. Andi.1375, C. Lehman 1335, J. 1 lloran 1545, R. Horan 1555, R. Donnelly 1285, R. Andi 1365, J. Riley 1265, J. D1 Giulio 1275. Fourth Row 1L. to R.5: Mgr. M. Gallo, T. Pnailey 1225, J. Pallone 1385, K. Robinson 1235, F. Wallingford 1435, B. Merges 1475, H. Ford 1485, P. Blanchtleld 1355. C.lBw.A. WARSIITY IFUUTIBAILIL TEAM C. B. A. opened the season this year with a new coach, Mr. Carl Falivene. lVIr. Falivene, a C. B. A. alumnus, proved to the student body that they could have a team like the ones of the old days. He brought back with him a new style of play for the cadets. This is the powerful single-wing at- tack. It took a great coach to teach the boys the new style of play, but Carl came through with flying colors as he took C. B. A. off the red side of the ledger by coaching the team to its first winning season in four years. The Brothers showed quite a bit of polish'from the single-wing in the first game and constantly improved through the season. A team is not complete if it has a spectacular offense, it also must present a powerful defense. Through the coaching of Mr. Falivene, the Brothers had one of the best defenses in the city. After getting off to a slow start, the cadets really got rolling and by the end of the season they had compiled their first winning season in four years. Page eiglzfy-six Co-Captains Carmen Romano and Frank O'Brien