Christian Brothers Academy - Cadet Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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'QA Trilfufff U11 gjrmf I H Dlftrff ar-,M r. J-:'11r1I111fyf'r The Senior Class presented The Milky Wfayf' a hilarious comedy in three acts, on the nights of February 0 and 10 in the school gymnasium. ,lust as a Broadway production is taken on the road, the sehool play was given a few ont-of town presentations. The Hrst stop was St. Anneis Home, then St. l'eter's Hospital, and finally the troupe took to the hills of Mt. McGregor to pre- sent their play at the Veteran's Hospital. The 1000 spectators who saw the play at CBA were highly pleased with the performances. The Milky Wvayu will long be remembered as one of the best in the seho0l's history. 4'Tilnher, is the ery as the stage erew goes through their paves. Kneeling: lion Graham. Standing tl. tn r.J: .lalnes Gleason, William Bnekoff. John U'ConnelI. Un ladder ttop to Isot- loml: Tlmmas Burke, Timothy Caulfield. 'F X ' K lg., - , 7' :GV Nr. llardlneyer explains to Edward Smith and tfhurlf Nlorrill the intrieaeies of playing their parts and as how to heeome hot sports reporters. ? ' ,tl ',.J'f f K. SEV-. it 1. 'ii if iraq? 4 ., it 'writ' , f . ,nk . 4,. Well, it was sort of a plopf' explained Ed Killer lxane, to Catherine Early and Toni Bailey in the seene before his first pre-arranged tfixedj professional fight. Page ninety-onq .fx 1 S

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SENIOR PLAY OF I955 THE MILKY WAY CAST OF HTHE NIILIXY WAY Sitting ll. to r.l: Edmund Kam-, Host-:nary l,ul'oinl. ifalllvrint- Early, Bur- lyara Vvnnard, John Romano. Standing: .lavk Pallullv, Thomas llzlilvy, Blll'll2ll'l Rilvy, Edward Smith, Ray- mond llonm-lly. tlll2ll'l1'S lllorrill. MEMBERS OF THE STAGE CREW We ran'l und:-rsland how the set looked so good if this is all thvy did lvavk- slage. fgreat job, gangll Seated il. to r.l: ,lame-s file-ason, Edward Mllrplly, Thomas Burke-, Charles S Willialll Buvkoff. Page ninety uno. Standing: John 0'Conm-ll, Bruce Mvrges, Timothy Caulfield, Donald Graham, W illiam Kissanv and Thomas O'Brivn tryirrg to figure out whivll Switch puts some lilo into the avtors.

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ORATORY CONTESTS AND DEBATE TOURNAMEN S 1. llrolllvr llvlivllivl 1'0llg!'illlllillPS T'ulri1'k Hrossi nn luis vivlury in llw .lunior Class Urulory Hmm-st. llvlil in Jilllllilfy. Imukillg on arv tln- S1'1'0ll1l un4l ll1ir1l plavv winnc-rs: xlil'llZl4'l llznis anal x1il'll2H'l Collins. lirolll- 1-r T54-in-4li1'l prvparml lln- 1-igllt ronlvslunls from ilu- ,lnnior Class wlm parli1'ipal1-cl in this vonipvlilion. Tllv ifonlvst was ont- of lllf- most illl1'I'1'SiilIg livard at CBA in 1'0- rvnt yours. Page ninety-two vo llc llvnnis Cnrlwlt mravtisvs llis swvrll ln' T T fora' a fasvimllf-el lll group of -H1 svlmlurs Tllv Sl'lIi0l' lll'2ll0I'y llunlm-sl was lu-Ill ill Ili '1'l'IlllN'I'., Nilll lla-nnis winning lirsl plum' Tlu- 54-nior Uralurs -'4-I Inf:-lllvr for Rl F : - orc' lll'1'S1'llllIlfl lln-ir Spf-1-1-In-5 in - . -:nor Lmlh-sl. All 1'4bIlll'SlZlllTS we-lu 2ll'lll'll Ivy lirulln-r llvnry. Imfl to right -nnis Corlwll. Williann Nlzirlin. Cary l,zl xignv :nhl l l'anl1'n's Ill'l'Tl'llll1'l'S1'0.