Christian Brothers Academy - Cadet Yearbook (Albany, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1959 volume:

mf- if C Christian Brothers Academy - Albany New York 5 3 X Ct f vue Kuff' . C9013 ASV Si xlm ok Cgks adle T he Med son AV enue Sch Ool QB Qygs X x H si W as avg-'fir :H History Title: History of Christian Brothers Academy For the past one hundred years the Christian Brothers Acad- emy has held an enviable position in the educational circles in the Capital District. During these years it has sent into the dif- ferent walks of life young men who have made outstanding records in their chosen professions, and who have reflected credit upon the institution and its teachers. The Christian Brothers' advent to Albany was in 1854, at the earnest entreaty of Rt. Rev. Bishop McCloskey. Shortly after their arrival they opened a school on Western Avenue, the first prin- cipal and director of which was Brother Jeremy. A few years later Brother Urban was appointed director of the rapidly growing Academy. The facilities of the Western Avenue establishment proved to be inadequate, accordingly, in 1862, a beautiful and extensive piece of property along Madison Avenue was pur- chased by the Brothers. This property extended from Madison Avenue to Hamilton Street. During the summer of 1865 Brother Urban was succeeded by Brother Paulian. It was under his administration that the Broth- ers Band gained prominence in the area. ln 1868 Brother Hugh assumed charge and shortly after transferred C B A to a spacious building on Beaver Street The number of classes increased from four to eight The year 1869 witnessed the incorporation of Christian Brothers Academy by the New York State Board of Regents Brother Leontine became the next director of the Academy During his term of administration the Academy was again moved this time to a five story structure on State Street ln 1882 Brother Leontine was replaced by Brother John Evangelist during whose scholarly administration the Academy again sought more quiet and adaptable environments At this time the old Normal College on Lodge and Howard Streets was placed on sale by the State and purchased by the Brothers Shortly after occupying the newly renovated building Brother Alexander succeeded Brother John as director In 1887 the Alumni Association was organized Mr Frank lin Danaher was its first president During the last decade of the century Brother Constantius was director of the Academy and it was during his term of office that the military training became part of the curriculum of the Academy Daniel E Lynch was ap pointed the first mayor of the cadet corps Malor McGowan USA was the first military instructor Shortly after the turn of the century Brother Arator Justin was appointed director succeeding Brother Constantius It was during this period that the Academy experienced one of greatest eras of growth The Battalion was increased in size from three companies to five Brother A Edward became the next director in 1919 and he has the distinction of having paid the final part of the mortgage Brother Clement became the next director in 1925 and it was during his admininstration that the uniforms were changed from the the Civil War Zouave to the dress blues that are presently 3B xa The Lodge Street School we I I I - ' i l f I - ' ' I . 4 ' - . 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Brother Brendan realizing the situa- tion began to make plans for the financing and construction of a new C.B.A. lt was during his administration that the Ladies Aux- ilary was organized with Mrs. James E. Rooney as its first presi- dent. In 1937 the Academy was accredited by the War Department as a military academy. Col. Bertrand T. Fay, USMCR, was appoint- ed to the position of P.M.S. 81 T. The year 1938 witnessed a great event in the history of the Academy-the laying of the corner stone of the new C.B.A. on University Heights on October 23, by Rt. Rev. Bishop Edmund Gibbons, Bishop of Albany. The new school was opened in 1939 and the first Mass was celebrated in the Cadet Chapel by Bishop Gibbons. - ' 1940 saw the organization of the Men's Association ilater called the Fathers' Associationl with Mr. John Salm as its first president. This group brought together once a month the fathers of boys in the school and many others who were interested in the development of the Academy. In 1941 Brother Aloysius, a mem- ber of the faculty, was made director succeeding Brother Brendan, the founder of the new C.B.A. During his term of office the plans for a new gymnasium were drawn up and in 1944 the new building was completed and blessed by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward Maginn, V.G. On April 12 of that same year Brother Paulian celebrated his Golden Jubilee. While on way to the summer retreat in 1946 Brother Aloy- sius died suddenly and Brother B. Thomas was assigned to take over the directorship of the Academy. Although the Academy was located in the University Heights area the Brothers residence was still located at Lodge Street until 1948 when it was abandon- ed. The faculty lived at La Salle School on Western Avenue until January 14, 1950, at this time they moved into their faculty house adiacent to the school. It was shortly afterwards that Brother A. Francis celebrated his Golden Jubilee. During these years our athletic teams were bringing fame to the Academy and the Rifle Team won many high places in the annual Hearst National Rifle Contests. In 1955 Brother Cornelius Peter was sent to succeed Brother Thomas as director. Many improvements made about the grounds of the Academy. The erection of a grotto designed by Brother A. Gabriel to Our Lady of Lourdes was the most notable of these improvements. As one looks back over this span of a century of progress, one can not but admire the faith, determination, hard work and foresightedness of those that helped to make the present C.B.A. the outstanding educational institution that it is today. With God's help this work will continue so that those of the future may share in the great traditions as those of the past have shared and those of the present are now sharing. Air View of the Academy Dedica ,ion of Phe New CB .A. - V T t School Bulldlng he Pf65en w , If-L - 1 li Q as . i . v :U f Leif ? 5 my ':,,..a ,,. x U Q .. ,,,...L, . -ZX ,w 1' ,.-w-1,, ..- : 1 1 X 'xiii ' 1 i a?' If 9 8 4 xp 59112, k,,Y V L ibm V, ,Q Q! . , i . i 5 1 T , 9 Y T' 7 'Q-up U19 . ct' f '5- 'iavwii' . - , ' ' Q. V . . , 1- , ,' ' A x -V Y ,xnxx -, j wr' .- ' f V- 1 U l x A . , M- U4 ,. A3 1 I. . H t , , . X i AW V ,WJ . 0 - . Y H . 0 w L' I 23 .33 .. Beside being the graduating class of the Centenary Year of Christian Brothers Academy, we, the seniors, have been privileged to have been instructed by two members of the faculty who are celebrating their twenty-fifth anniversary as Christian Brothers. These religious, Brother B, James and Brother A. Patrick, received the Habit of a Christian Brother September 7, 1933 and then spent the next four years of training together. Upon com- pletion of their scholasticate, they were separated, each being assigned to different communities. Brother James received teach- ing assignments in St. Joseph's School, New York City, Holy Name School, New York City, LaSalle Academy, New York City, St. Patrick's, Newburgh and Christian Brothers Academy, Albany. During the same period, Brother Patrick was assigned to St. Gabriel's School, New York City, St. Raymond's School, New York City, Good Shepherd School, New York City, Lincoln Hall, Lincoln- dale, LaSalle Academy, Providence, R. l., Bishop Loughlin, Brook- lyn, La Salle Military Academy, Oakdale, L. l. and Christian Broth- ers Academy, Albany. Brother B James attempts to get a response from some Brother Cornelius, Director, and the two Jubilarians Bwiher A Petr Ck IS enloymg someones humor cadets rn Room 202. Brother B. James and Brother A. Patrick In the designs of Providence, they were assigned to C.B.A. and together were able to celebrate their Silver Jubilee as Christ- ian Brothers. Brother James and Brother Patrick will be long remembered by us as religious educators and gentlemen and also for the numerous times that they were of assistance to us. We hope and pray that God will give them many more fruitful years so that others may receive the benefits as we did. K 1-. S, .R H-.. . RW ' fd' . I 1... ' N-vw., 'XF 5. -an W .svtia 4 , x. 0 MX., .KV Q. fn, gm duff:-A 3 . a Qi 4 1' ' 0 ' , -9: M: - x ,g1.. 4. 'H ff 'f A L I ' L.: Ex Q ' W- U' It k J - bn., T A' 5 M ,K if iihi 3' . f-,w w 1 as 9, '-1, 'xl-x. Ln Q ff' - , . 1 - . ' A 25 x ' ' ffflp'!V' . H 1 H. I N L 3. 1 ' . .5 e A ,QF 3 Q 4 an --whim ' -M-A '-1' Y' Q-'HJ.-aw-mi f ' -f'-' wwf. 'Q Y .- .. h -, , 9 mi 'wr - . Y' f W Q . X g Y ' ' -. .,, X , I IQAK QQ fmt' -ng '-my ,ik 2:7 ju. I fig ar, M- A -1 I M 'ff' ,A, Q 05:1 . 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C P00 As a fIttIng trlbute to the lOOth AnnIversary of the apparl tIon of Our Blessed Mother to St Bernadette In Lourdes France Brother CorneIIus the DIrector had the Grotto erected and dedlcated to the memory of Cadet John LewIs 58 who dIed durIng the summer The Grotto IS located on the school grounds dIrectly behInd the gym The constructIon of the Grotto took place durIng July and August under the able dIrectIon of the late Brother Angelus GabrIel The IntentIons of the cadets are burIed In the base of the Statue of Our Lady In the Grotto The Statue Itself IS made of marble Imported from Italy The water fountam at the foot of the Statue IS turned on In the Spflng and lIghts Imbedded In the walls and base of the Grotto are turn ed on at nIght and on specIal occasIons to Illumlnate the Statue and the entzre Grotto The OTlICI8l dedIcatIon of the Grotto by BIshop Scully took place Sunday AprIl 26 Brother A GobrIel FSC 9 ' I 1 1 1 . . , . , . 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V A, N .1 A x JL - . 1 V , Lx- g-fgk.x '- ' 'W A In ELL fi .1 4 X ' .gdpxrcrx g M BISHOP'S OFFICE 465 STATE STREET ALBANYIO.N Y Dear Brothers: It is with sentiments of joy and anticipation that we approach the forth- coming celebration of the Centenary of the founding of Christian Brothers Academy in the City of Albany. A hardy band of brothers set forth upon the rugged slopes of the city in 1859 -- to lay the foundations of a unique Christian school for boys. This institution has prospered and grown strong. Dedicated men they Were, imbued with a strong Christian faith, and a conviction that the American boy is willing and ready to serve his God -- and his country too. lt is our happy privilege to extend our congratulations to the Christian Brothers of this generation, who carry on the glorious tradition established by those pioneers a century ago. We pray that God will bless their labors as Christian Brothers Academy marches on to another century of devoted service Faithfully yours, 1 ' ' ff + WILLIAM A. SCULLY BISHOP OF ALBANY .3 The Most Reverend ,X William A. Scully, D.D. .4 N Bishop of Albany U TlBl SERVIRE REGNAREH The Most Reverend J. Maginn, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Albany VENI LUMEN CORDIUM The Most Reverend Edmund F. Gibbons, D.D. Titular Bishop of Verbe UT OMNES UNUM SINT J,M.J Ms iNsTiTu'r DES Fnenes an Ecoi.Es ci-HQETIENNES we v A Aunztif. . vm.. eau is. Zflf Jt'J - J B il 5-it sm.. 'tmaml Q ' February i6, 1959. Rev. Brother Cornelius, Director, Christian Brothers Academy, De La Salle Road, A L B A N Y 8, New York. Dear Brother Director, In the absence of the Most Honored Brother Superior General, it is my privilege and pleasure to extend to you and to the Brothers, the Alumni, the present pupils and the many Friends of the Christian Brothers Academy, the good wishes of the Institute on the occasion of your Centenary. For a hundred years the Academy has labored in the Field of Catholic education, and it has long enjoyed in the United States of America a well-deserved reputation For its achievements, both scholastic and otherwise. Pride of place, however, has always been given to the training and Formation For a Full life oF staunch Catholic citizenship, thereby continuing a tradition that dates back to our glorious Father and Founder, Saint John Baptist de La Salle. May such aims and ideals ever flourish in our lnstitute, For it is by them that we carry out the apostolate the Church has given into our hands. l join you in thanking God For the countless graces He has showered down on the Academy during the past century, and in praying that, through His Blessed Mother, He may long continue to bless and protect you and your important work. Sincerely and devotedly yours in J.H.J., 'Pt 'Y Vicar General The Most l'lOlWfWV'Qii Brother Nicet Joseph, F. S. C. Superior General ofthe Institute ofthe Brothers of the Christian Schools G O D B E B E B CASA GENERAl.lZlA L 5 S E D duFmnmdm.Smm.Qmmm H,February l6, l9S9 VII Auvelld. 476 ATI. Via Amelia - Tcl. 540.101 - C.P,9O I ROMA Rev. Brother Cornelius, Director, Christian Brothers Academy, One, De La Salle Road, A L B A N Y, New York. Dear Brother Director, Well do I recall the zealous labors oF the Brothers, the clergy, devoted laymen, the boys and the Parents' Guild to make the new C.B.A. a reality. The place has changed, but there still remains the spirit born in l8S9 and holding to this day. God be blessed! l do know that the Christian Brothers oF Albany, the devoted laymen and the military personnel are well worthy of the praise showered upon our schools in the United States. May God, with His choicest blessings, deign to increase and develop the seeds oF wholesome learn- ing, religious piety, and moral austerity, sown with such great care in the souls of the pupils of the Christian Brothers Academy of Albany. God bless you and keep all in His loving care. Cordially an J.M..l., K if vflifr' Kin Z1LefZ1f' Brother Eliphus Victor, Assistant For the Most Honored Superior General in the U.S.A. Reverend Brother Eliphus Victor, F. S. C. Assistant for the Most Honored Superior General in the U. S. A'. x-WYE HOUSE vm-heron 59 THEN WAS 1, X9 March X 'Luo , ou io 1,47 .- XX Cup N 5 I7 x ,ff tg, flfcj 'fill-f1'l1'Qgg 1 f J if Om 6 gg' iff' ' va fs F' - .. - ' LEU iw W' W flcffx ,N E .' . 1' 13 gf A - Q HH! , Q, fs-' Xkbgg ' X 5 Gy? , 3 V 'X Cf, gc f -JN ' QQ ff! Q f TQ:w2?:f'?3Q5f4ff .I J V if D . P . Wlgh resldem QD, Eise The Urrower I ed St afes Y Bear Brother Gornol The President has asked me to twink y your recent Xetter teiiing him oi the 100th anniy er sary oi the Christian Brothers Ptcademy. This P-cademy has Kong, recognized the importance oi sound education as both an indiyiduai and a nationai asset. The Christian Brothers and the administration, iaculty, and students are to he commended ior the hroad contributions they have made. i the Yresident, it is a pri-Jiiege to success as you enter the Xienging, work. aii o ' ued r cha O11 heh wish you contin second century oi you Sine er eiy , fred ' FSB eric Y out istant te Xdous e Spe ciai e 'Nhi if! tb .'5.C. rnelius , F P-cademy Brother Go Christian Brothers De ba Same Y-oad B New York Psibany , Z f -a f ,X , A 1 N: X Q Y A 1 Reverend C- . e F. ovgnc I John, York PF Bfdhe? the New P ovindal O r x T he Bmlher fian Schools 31-,Mi - L' sL3'f.,5.'5Z. 3i?ffm' swam.. 1-ru-inn.: NI' You 25- N Y Rev. Brother- Cor-nel1us, Director- Chz-lstlan Br-other-s Academy One De La Salle Road Albany 6, New Yor-lr Dear- Br-other Dir-ec tor-: Well done, thou good and faithful ser-vantl' How fittingly could these wor-ds of our- Blessed Lor-d be applied to your- school, CHRISTIAN BPOTHFDS ACA 5571? or Albany, on this her- glorious centenar-y year- of' 1959. Por-, with just pr-.ide and with gr-a tltude to Almighty God, Ive pause to r-ecall the gr-eat good of which CBA was the instr-lunsnt, over- the span or lOO year-s, in the Chr-lstian Education or the youth of the Capital Dis tr-lot ol' New Yo!-Ir State. Thgt CHRISTIAN BROTHWDS ACADEMY has sur-vlved and 1'lour-lshed so Imgnlflcently since its meager- beginning in 1859 is e splendid tr-lbute to the !'a1 th and the devotion ol' the good people of your- ar-ea: and especially ol' her- nurner-ous al'-lmnl in all walks of' life, and of the Br-other-s and devoted layrnen who, over- the eentur-y, have ta'-ight in her- hallowed halls. May Almighty God bless most mnnlficently your- school, your- faculty. your- alumni, your- students and their- fdnillas. and the mqny good Pr-lends and benefactor-s ot 08.4. And so, congratulations on your- centenary, and . Ad Mlrltos AI1nosl Slneer-ely In Chr-lst, , , 5 ' .-. JW!! ilfffd r 1,1f rcruf X QQ, xg Br-o ther- Anthony John f ' Pr-ovinciel, Distr-1ct of New Yor-lr cg 'ef J. IXX I Ngix NEW 'loav- Svnv. or vi CM-vAaf.a Y Ex cumin. ul ECUTX Fl-BAN NILSOH F RD GOVEFHO tlnga l gree there l tame QXCBSQTG ln sendlng cordla to memhere of the aenlor class of Chrlatlan Exo Academy of Albany, with my hearty congratulatlona upon thelr graduatlon. The young men of thla class will have reason throughout thelr llvea to be proud of haylng enjoyed the QTXVXXBEQ of belng educated by the Ghrlatlan Exothera. Eehlnd them stands a long tradltlon oi Chrlstlan enllghtenment and humane learning. Men who have been graduated from Chrlatlan Emothere hcademlea are Known to be admlrably equipped as cltlzena and reaponalble members of the communltlee ln whlch they llye. l tender also my sincere congratulatlon Brother wllllam upon celebrating the centenar tlan Brothers Academy of albany. May th lnue on lts hlgh-mlnded path for Chrle cont hcadenq o cone. 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A I X ., 1 R' I 5 xv ' y , 5 3? gr L TJ A BROTHER B. PAULIAN, F. S. C. Registrar 24 BROTHER A. FRANCIS, F. S. C. Bursar xi Q . .ii I y I? k z y-I i ' Ag kuws,,!: A - 'ff' 1' 'GBX fi femur! BROTHER ALFERD F S C BROTHER A EUGENE F S C Rellglon Lafln RGIIQIOIT Mather: BTICS il' ,..-n--- BROTHER A DENIS F S C Rellglon Mathematlcs BROTHERC PATRICK F S C RQIIQIOIT I-I story BROTHER ARATOR F S Re IQIOIT Hlsfory BROTHER B WILLIAM F S Re IQIOT Ere-rw IN BROTHER C JEROME F S Re lglon Bqslness if-'lf fax? in iq.. QQJFP-R sy' BROTHERA RAPHAEL F S C R IQIOVT H oy 4-lf' if BROTHERA PATRICK F S C BROTHER A WILLIAM F S C 15 1-li 1-9 Rehgvon Hnstory Rehg on French 1' fl? ..,, BROTHERC WILLIAM F GOIN 5 erce BROTHER CONRAD F S R ngnom EIIQTISTI BROTHER C ANTHONY F S C Rehgnon Enghsh ,tw L.. S BROTHER ADRIAN F S C Relmglon Soencg QNHFI .': h Xp.,- kv X BROTHER CLARENCE F S C Organza? BROTHER ALOYSIOUS F S C Moderator of 8th Grade 102 Q9 411' MR NED McGRAW Social Studies .af qs? BROTHER THOMAS F S C BROTHER MARTIN F S C Moderator of 8th Grade lO3 Moderator of 7Tl'1 Grade T05 ROBERT FORSTER Busnness MR POWERS BRADLEY General Science W MR JAMES KISSANE Engllsh w p E FATHER HUGH DeCICCO O F M CONV Chaplam of Cadets MR JOHN FITZGERALD Dlrector of the Glee Club MRS ANNA METZGER Dietitian MRS DON WHELAN Secrefa ry 28 Q QV, 5 MAJOR RAYMOND JOYCE U SA MR JAMES LEYDEN P M S 8fT Dlrector of Band MRS CECELIA REITTINGER Dlefman ' ! - NN 1 ' if f fi V 1 J J gs' A A I ,,..,N, ,,,A ,, -. f SZ,li'gilffE 1 fr k 1 Us ' if -A A 'yy 'x 'xi V' aw '36 PM f-.QM fr, 4-gg ' A , -.M .., V . A .. Q fm 3-QQ .k '- 5 A 55:2 2 ,fx ' ww, :T . 4, H ' fx . . -I r f , ll! 3? ,c 711, 5? iiikhle - if IJ ' fi' SW Nm J. 5M z-ffp..x..L.rmQ5 gg, .g -gg yy, W ws, s sz, NA ' 32, fiswi 4 ik fx., f t , 'f' , 3 b hziigrf ixi , , - ' my 3, Wx . , Q F I , W Q af fm K L , F si 'S x V if: , guffi-, N - 2-WV 'L 51,3 M ' 4' -'diff . 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' . , wa: -4 , 'f . -Q53 v 5 P, w i' 52 'QI 4' , N Q, jqgqj-'fm ku .NX J. .W-1 my 3- Eg ' gg .:x 4115, ,J and P 1 aw , ,P s A T 'V dl' 2 s OW BIIIUPS Y I his I-- 9a 4-5 Fmshmv CLASS HISTORY Junlor Hugh Under the durectlon of Brother Aloyslus Brother Brendan and Brother Francls the class of 59 got nts start at C B A As time went by the athletic ablllty ofW Adams R Lavlgne D Yezzl J Parlseau and D Obertlng became apparent Scholastlcally R Starzec led the way R Lavigne became valadlctorlan With graduation completed the class of 59 was on nts way to future achuevements Senior Hugh Freshman lt was September of 1955 when 165 leary freshmen arrived at Unlverslty Heights and began their mulltary careers at C BA With the end of plebe tralnlng football was an full swung wlth P Paeglow C Maffeo D Yezzl D Obertlng R Starzec R Bobblns F Tallman J Loudls M Savage and J Grmer headmg for the gridiron Under the dlrectnon of Brother Dennis the frosh hull and dalers T Quinlan R Byers R Smlth J Matthews and B McFer'ran showed much promuse Wlth winter basketball whlch brought to the fore the future varslty material In J Matthews W Murphy Ron Smlth R Lavigne J Demarest D Obertlng and W Adams they formed the nucleus of a frosh team that was 170 ln freshman competltnon The General Excellence Medal was won by R Starzec with J Grlner taking the Plebes Medal J Wood received the Plebe Manual of Arms Award and T Flanagan copped the Publlc Speaking Medal L House W Zurn and R Murray were our representatives on the rlfle team They were to help to continue the fine reputation held by C B A ln rufle competltlon Sophomore Year Came the fall and the football team beung staffed by the return :ng freshmen veterans found new faces ln the starting llne up ln the persons ofC Boutln E Gallagher R Holm J Banasewskl R Lavlgne W Byrne R Stack G DlDonna J Losuto R Benlamln J Parlseau R Sanford W Maxstadt and J Grnner These lads under the capable coachlng of Mr Forster were destined to bring glory to C B A In a couple of years Wlth fall also came Commlsslonlng Day which saw forty two of us earn the covetted P F C rating The class set a precedent for havlng the largest number of prlvates flrst class ever to be named from the sophomore class As the days grew colder basketball entered the llme light with J Demarest W Adams and J Matthews making the varslty squad and W Murphy Ron Smith P Donnelly R Lavigne R Moore J Grlner D Obertlng and D McAuley playlng on the gunlor varsity The sharp shooters of the class continued their fine sconng on the rufle team Leading the nrmrods were P Mahota D Horan R Murray W Zurn R Hufland W Helm and R Hagadorn The return of sprung found S Krause K Klmmlns R Jordan Rlch Smnth T Qulnlan R Starzec W Keck T Campion and R Devey out on the clnder paths nmprovmg thelr abllntles Graduatlon IH June brought to a close an excltlng year wuth R DAlessandro wlnnlng the Publuc Speakung Medal R Jordan belng awarded the Private Upperclass Medal and R Starzec receuv ung the General Excellence Medal for the fourth consecutive year 32 Qoph f Shi l ,, 'Kgs I . , . . l . ,. ,. ,. , . . tl 1 I JUV Q 'D . . 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J'-f'fS .' f' ' . . . 60 0 . ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. , . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . . . , . . . , . , . , . , . ,. , . . . . ,. , . , . ,. ,. , . . . ,. ,. , . ,. ,. ,. ,. . . 7. . 0 JUNIOR YEAR Thss year the lunsors came through wsth few exceptsons to be the non commssssoned offscers of the regsment All of the master and fsrst sergeants were lunsors Although the football team had a poor year D Yezzs R Bobbsns and hss toe and C Boutsn were very effectsve The season was not very successful but the expers ence gasned was snvaluable The hoop team helped by the efforts of J Matthews fAll Albanyl W Adams D Obertsng and others came through to wsn second place sn the Dsocesan League The team record was T3 5 R DAlessandro captured the publsc speaksng medal for the second consecutsve year D Horan and T Flansgan were second and thsrd respectsvely In the sprsng T Qusnlan won the Csty Msle Champsonshsp T Campson and S Krause proved very effectsve runnsng the hurdles P Donnelly and hss left hand hurled a no hst game for the Brothers baseball team R Jordan was awarded the Fsrst Sergeants Medal and P LaChapelle took the Sergeants Medal For the fsfth consecutsve year R Starzec won the general excellence medal SENIOR YEAR Fsnally came the year the culmsnatson of three years work If you had come to the campus on September fsrst you would have seen our fabulous football team dosng the unglamorous part of busldsng a champsonshsp team Thss was helped too by the pre game pep rallses Sensor grsdders were R Benlamsn R Bobbsns C Boutsn Co Captasns W Byrne and D Obertsng R Devey G Ds Donna E Gallagher J Grsner R Holm J Lossto R Lavsgne C Maffeo P Paeglow J Parsseau R Sanford R Starzec F Tallman and D Yezzs At the end of the season the followsng players were named All Albany R Devey as quarterback J Grsner as guard R Holm as center J Parsseau as fullback and D Obertsng as end Later sn the yearJ Parsseau was awarded the Thom McCan trophy for the outstandsng scholastsc football player of the T958 season Cornmssssors day brought snto the lsmelsght our new commss ssoned offscers for the comsng year R Starzec recesved the rank of Colonel of the Regsment A thsrd battalson was added to the regs offscers R Lavsgne Pressdent D Yezzs Vsce Pressdent W Keck Treasurer C Maffeo Secretary and K Ksmmsns Sacrsstan Through the work of our commsttee we recesved Knsghts psns wsth a specsal snssgne dessgned by W Conlon The Moderator Brother Aloyssus together wsth the Knsghts Offscers and Colonel Starzec conducted the monthly A D C meetsngs The sensors were represented on the cross country team sn the persons of T Qusnlan and R Bauer The ever fabulous C B A rsfle team agasn made an excellent showsng thss year under the co captasncy of Walt Zurn and Bob Murray Other sensor members were P Mahota D Horan W Helm R Hagadorn and R Hufland The glee club made beautsful mussc agasn under the dsrectson of Mr John Fstzgerald moderatorshsp of Brother Aloyssus and pressdency of C Maffeo The regsmental band under the dsrectson of Mr James Leyden and Brother Adrsan set the pace for the parades The sensor class showed sts strength srs talent by gsvsng the largest turnout of cadets sn the hsstory of the wonderful Joe Hayes Show Thss year s musscale extravaganza was called Tsme Swsngs Back and was based on our Centenary Year The wsnter months saw the basketball team agasn hst the hardwoods wsth Sensors W Adams J Demarest P Donnelly R Lavsgne J Matthews Cagasn selected on the All Albany teaml D Obertsng R Smsth and M Parker The Msd Wsnter Ball was another great success under the leadershsp of Brother Eugene Moderator R Starzec R Byers and K Ksmmsns and thesr respectsve commsttees As we come to the end of our sensor year and look back over the past years we begsn to realsze that all of thss would not have been posssble sf st had not been for our devoted parents and the members of the faculty both past and present lt ss to them that we owe our undysng g atstude and hope that we wsll be able to lsve up to the hsgh sdeals that they have set before us by l hi lr- .NS SQDMR l ,170 1 . . . . . 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Third row: David Yezzi, Richard Holm, Gene Morton, William Murphy, Graham Greeley, Robert Starzec, Thomas King, Peter LaChapelle, Richard Smith, John Griner. First row: Joseph Mullen, Robert Byers, David Gendreau, Robert Hohenstein, William Hutton, John Paolino, Joseph Cotrofeld, Harold Joyce, Thomas Quinlan, Daniel Glasheen, Joseph Deiiulio, Paul Porto. Second row: Robert Sanford, Robert Bauer, Alan Griffin, Charles Parisella, Maurice Savage, John McGarry, William Halpin, James Foley, Arthur House, James Huber, Francis Frament, John Pariseau, Phillip Hallenbeck, Joseph Skawinski, Michael White. Third row: Richard Catalano, Carleton Bergeron, Michael Donvan, Paul Kreag, Joseph Bannaszewski, George Skerritt, Raymond Bond, Tracy, North, William Bridge, William Conlon. Itgi x1 P Cadet 1'1rsr L1euter1ant WILLIAM I ADAMS W Chrlstlan Brothers Academy Ba etball l 2 3 4 Honor Roll l Merlt Roll 2 3 4 Varslty B Club 3 4 Wansboro Rlfles 3 4 Honor Cadet 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 Cross Country l 2 Cadet Staff 4 Knights 4 Dance Committee 4 Bull who can usually be found with Duck Lavrgne and Joe Loslto likes to bomb around In hrs tan and whute Ford Durung the basketball season Bnll IS well known for has tremendous ablluty of the hard woods Hrs future plans are to go to Holy Cross and become a successful lawyer All of hls frlends here at C BA know that he HENRY I ASHLINE Cadet Prware JOHN L ARPIN Jack St Mary s Honor Company I Honor Battallon 2 3 Thlrd Order of St Francns 3 4 Glee Club l Musucale l Jack loves the outdoor where thlngs are very peaceful Durlng hrs four years at C B A he has won many fruends He can usually be found with Hank Ashlnne or one of the boys from Hampton Manor Next year he plans to go to Forestry School We wash hum the best of luck In all his future endeavors wall be a great success N595 ilu! 4.-5 Cadet Second L1eutenar1t dv' .Aung Hank St Brlglds Merlt Roll l 2 4 Wansboro Rlfles 3 4 Honor Cadet 3 4 Knlghts 4 Bowling 3 Third Order of St Francis 3 Bowlnng takes up most of Hanks Staurday afternoons He can usually be found wnth Jack Arpln Jeff Wood or one of the boys from the Arsenal Cnty After graduatlon Hank plans to attend Siena College We know that he wull succeed In whatever he does '4 . .I . t ll FII!! ' ' k . - H ff 5 I I I - - I 1 ' 'wi ' . ,. .X .... , . . , X l 1 I I C V aux . . u 11 1 W5 ' a . , . . ' , . . , . L' ' ,fl . . C X f , 1 ,, ,, I 1 - , - I - - - I I If - H - - Cadet Fnrst Sergeant JOSEPH T BANASZEWSKI oe St Patricks Merut Roll I Football 2 3 Wansboro Rlfles 2 3 Bug Joe as he IS called by all has fruends halls from the Arsenal Cnty Joe enloys sports especlally football which he played for the last couple of years Joe who wants to be a teacher w ll probably go to State Teachers College Good luck to bug Joe a paula' Q-05 great guy and friend of all it fre--favs, Q-Hs. Cadet Prlvate Cadet Sergant Flrst Class JOHN R BARRY Barr Chrlstlan Brothers Academy Merlt Roll 1 Honor Company 3 Glee Club l 2 Muslcale 1 Cadet Staff 4 Dance Commlttee 4 Barr as known for hrs fast getaway leavmg the campus each afternoon ln has bug Buick Barrs great school splrlt has made hum one of the class leaders here at C B A We are sure this splrlt and hrs wlnnlng personality will ment hum success ln whatever field he funds worthy of his talents ROBERT j. BAUER Bob St Mary's Varsity B Club 3, 4 Glee Club l, 3, 4 Knights 4 Thlrd Order of St Francls 4 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Battalllon 3 Cross Country 4 Bob, who comes from Hampton, Manor, as one of the outstand :ng members of our great track team He us a fnne cross country runner as well as a Glee Club man Bob can most often be found with John Paolmo Bob can be seen hangung around any dance that happens to be going on at the time Bob hopes to go to Siena and then to Uncle Sam Best of luck to one of the best Q86 ovens . 1 IIJ ll ' I ' I . , . , . s J 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 l , . - 1 1 ' E 1 ,vw . 11 11 . . . . , . . Yfafws ,pf 'TW Ph. Y1w,zz9 if 4'- ' Cadet Second Lieutenant RONALD F. BENDALL Ron St. Columbia's Honor Company 3. Honor Cadet 2, 3, 4. Wansboro Rifles 2, 3, 4. Public Speaking l, 3, 4. Knights 4.'Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. Debating 2. Schenectady Club l, 2, 3, 4. Ron is a fun loving guy. His quick wit during school has made many days much more enjoyable. Among his many interests are basketball and cars. He can usually be found driving his white Ford with R. Hagadorn, R. Bobbins and G. DiDonna at the side. His pleasing personality has won him many friends here at C.B.A. Upon graduation Ron plans to further his education at college. Good luck Ron. Cadet F 1rst Lieutenant ROBERT L BENJAMIN Bo St Mary s Honor Roll l 2 Merit Roll 3 4 Varsity B Club 4 Wansboro Rifles 2 3 4 Distinguished Cadet 3 Honor Cadet 2 4 Knights 4 Intra mural Track l G-lee Club 3 4 Cadet Staff 4 Honor Company l 3 Musicale l 2 Honor Battalion 3 Bob is truly a credit to his school He always has a good word to say about everybody He can usually be found with Charlie Maffeo and Moss Savage in Bob s Mercury His future plans include college Best of luck Bob Cadet Pnvate CARLETON R BERGERON Car Christian Brothers Academy Honor Company 2 3 Boxing l Carl spends his week ends relaxing and listening to music via hifi a favorite medium of his Carls main hobbies through are photography and hunting After school he plans to work for the state and then to H V TI His biggest dream presently is to buy a i959 Mercury Cadet Prrvate RODNEY P BOBBINS o Oneida Merit Roll I 2 Varsity B Club 3 4 Honor Company 2 Football I 2 3 4 Schenectady Clubl 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Rod who made the All Albany team on the gridon for the past two years will belong remembered by his classmates for his witty comments He is a memeber of the Schenectany Club and has many friends at CBA Rod plans to go either to Notre Dame or the University of Villanova and hopes to study dentistry All the mem bers of the senior class wish him the best of luck Cadet Master Sergeant RAYMOND P BOND Satch St Teresa of Avila Honor Cadet 3 Basketball I Glee Club I 2 Knights 4 Wansboro Rifles 3 Intramural Basketball I 2 Satch as his friends call him can almost invariably be found at the Greeks He is usually found in the company of Dick Moore Bob Byers Bill Halpin and Jack Griner In September T959 he plans to loin the Marines Satch plans to make this his career Cadet Sergeant Frrst Class CHARLES R. BOUTIN Charlie St. Agnes Honor Cadet 3. Wansboro Rifles 4. Football 2, 3, 4. Varsity B Club 3, 4. Glee Club 3, 4. Track I. Rifle Team I. Intramural Basketball I, 2. Third Order 3, 4. Charlie comes to school every morning from Cohoes. He likes most sports especially football, at which he excells. He always has a good word for everyone. He can usually be found at Paul's in Troy with Fred Tallman and Joe Banazewski. Upon graduation, Charlie plans to attend Maritime Academy or Siena. Best of Luck, Charlie. I ,ie if-U' 'Mb' V? NAL Tb' 1504 C...-1 1' Cadet Sergeant IVILLIAM R BRIDGE Sacred Heart Andover Honor Company 3 Bill came to the Academy in his sophomore year His home is in New Hampshire and he plans to go to college there when he graduates Bill can usually be found on Spring Street telling hs adventures to his friends or to those in his class Good luck Bill QN 'P Cadet First Sergeant ALEXANDER P BROUSSEAU Sandy Christian Brothers Academy Band l 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Varsity B Club 4 Knights 4 Intra muralsl 2 3 4 Wansboro Rifles 3 Honor Cadet 3 Al a great sports fan can always be found wherever the game is Baseball and basketball being his favorites When not playing he can usually be found driving his 58 Oldsmobile Good luck Al in all your future adventures Cadet Sergeant First Class RAYMOND R BYERS Bo Christian Brothers Academy Sentry Staffl 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Third Order of St Francis 3 4 Muslcale Revuel 2 3 4 Cadet Staff 4 Armorerl 2 3 4 Cross Country l Track l 2 Knlghts4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4. Intramural Cross Country 3. Dance Committee 4. Bob likes sports and dancing but most of all 52 Chev s, Look for him at the Greeks with J. Griner D. Moore and R, Bond. He will be long remembered for his laugh quick wit and humor. One thing for sure is that wherever there is a good time he ll be near by. Upon graduation he will join Marines. QQ of Cadet Sergeant IWIILIANI j BYRNE Wrlly Cherry Road Syracuse Football 2 3 4 Varsrty Co Captarn Football 4 Basketball 2 Schen ectady Club 2 3 4 Honor Company 3 Merut Roll 3 Wrlly came to us as a Sophomore from C B A Syracuse He Immedrately won many frrends for hrs wholesome smrle and manly conduct He led our Varsrty Football team to therr frrst undefeated season In eleven years Wrlly can usually be found wrth has buddy Rod Bobbrns He plans to become a coach after college We know Wrll s workrng sprrrt wrll enable htm to succeed Cadet L1eutenant Colonel TIMOTHY McA CAMPION Trm Chrrstran Brothers Academy Wansboro Rrfles 2 3 4 Dtstrngurshed Cadet 2 3 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Football 2 Track I 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 ntry Staff I 2 3 4 Glee Club I 3 A orers I 2 Knlghts 4 Cadet Staff 4 Dance Commrttee 4 Varsrty B Club 4 Musucale I 2 Honor Battalron 2 Trm rs one of our srx year men Hrs congenial mannerrsms and flawless personaluty have made for hrm a multrtude of friends He can be found durrng the wrnter months traversrng the slopes of the many ska centers wrth Brll Conlon Bob Horan and Bob Starzec Durrng track season Trm rs a capable hurdler He takes great pleasure In swrmmrng, water skrlng and frequents Dale's with John Plcotte and Steve Krause Trm has has srghts set toward the School of Forergn Service at Georgetown Unlversrty A..n7 -ry gil ISQ in Ji. N-ff? Cadet Prrvate RICHARD K. CATALANO Cat Chrrstran Brothers Academy Honor Company 3 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball I, 2 Merrt Roll I Knights 4 Muszcale I, 2, 3, 4 Drck Catalano, better known as Cat , among has colleagues Bull House, Art House and Bull Maxstadt may usually be found rrdrng around rn hrs '55 Ford Station Wagon After graduatron Drck plans to attend Srena College after which he rntends to go rnto busrness wrth hrs father Whatever hrs future endeavors, we are sure he wrll be a success .4 Xp' Cadet Prlvate IVILLIAM B CONLON Chrtstnan Brothers Academy Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Golf 3 4 Dance Committee 4 Knights 4 Football 'l Honor Battalion 2 3 Bull as the artlst of the sensor class and IS known for his many flne contributions to the school actlvutles Blll rs on the golf team and enloys It very much He can usually be found wlth John Plcotte and Tum Campion Bull plans to become a commercnal arttst and from the fune work he does we know he wlll be a great success 'ral' sv Cadet Ma yor IWILLIAM G CIARK Chrlstran Brothers Academy Honor Roll l 2 3 Dlstlngulshed Cadet 2 3 Honor Cadet 4 Wans boro Rifles 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 lntramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Knrghts 4 Armorer 2 3 4 Cadet Staff 4 Knickerbocker News School Representatnve 4 Musncale 4 Bull can usually be found at any canteen or socual actlvlty here at C BA After school he can be found either bombing around nn has Model A Ford or repaurung It Upon graduatlon Bull plans to go to Holy Cross Best of luck to a great guy 'N 'U'- Cadet Second Lteutenant JOSEPH IW COFROFELD oe St James Merut Roll 3 Honor Company l Honor Cadet 3 4 Knnghts 4 Cadet Staff 4 Dance Committee 4 Wansboro 3 4 Muslcale 4 An avld stock car fan Joe can usually be found wherever the modlfleds are racing Joe likes to drive around In his blue and whlte Chevy He can be found traveling with Paul Porto Bob Jordan and Tony Franze Joe wuth a great Interest In speleology and geology plans to enter Hamnlton College to study geology Xi, HBHIH . . , au Z . BilI ' ' l - - n,Q Musicale l, 2, 3, 4. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Cadet Staff 4. ,....., g, C. ll IIJ ll Cadet Captam RICHARD V DALESSANDRO Drck Publrc School 23 nor Roll I M Pu S kung 2 4 Pu Speakung Medal 2 3 4 Wansboro Rifles 2 3 4 Dlstnnguushed Cadet 3 Knights 4 Honor Cadet 2 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Armorers 2 3 4 Duck as known as the Henry Clay of CBA A great orator he has won the Publlc Speaklng contest for three consecutive years This speaking prowess has earned Duck the posltlon of Valedlctorlan of the Sensor Class We are sure that with his gennal way and ii fUS Cadet Second L1eutenant speaking abnllty Drck wall go a long way 1 U Cadet Prlvate JOSEPH A DejIULIO Joey Ft Crallo School Knights 4 Thnrd Order 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Honor Battalion 3 Intramural Bowlung 3 Intramural Boxing I Joey can be found drlvmg around Rensselear In the 59 Butck wnth hrs many friends If somethmg IS going on nn Rensselear you can be sure that Joe D as there He always has a good word and a smlle for everyone Hell be long remembered for his tune personaluty 101-IN J DEMAREST Rabblt Sacred Heart of Mary Merit Roll I Varslty B Club 3 4 Wansboro Rlfles 2 3 4 Honor Cadet 2 4 Dlstrngunshed Cadet 3 Honor Company 2 Honor Battaluon 2 Baseball I Tennls 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 Basketball I 2 3 4 Qulet easy golng .lack becomes a nlmble aggressive defensnve basketball player durrng the game Although not a court giant he makes up for thus shortcoming by hustle and sprrnt He has made many fruends at the Academy with has wnnnung ways and we are contudent that he will continue to do well In the college of his cholce 11:4- 3' viii' -Q Qvffbx 'J' fm. 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Cadet Sergeant fxrst Class RONALD T DEVEY Rebel St Mary s rsity B Club 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Intramu Basketball 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 Muslcalel Rebel was one of the sparkplugs during this past football year and was selected as AllCity quarterback His quiet manner and quick sense of humor make him well liked by everybody We are sure he will be successful In all his endeavors and look forward to seeing hlrn on the Fighting Irish team of 1963 Cadet Captam GEORGE 1 DzDONNA Jerry St John the Evangelist Varsity B Club 3 4 Wansboro Rifles 2 3 4 Honor Cadet 3 4 Merit Roll 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Knights 4 Dance Committee 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Schenectady Clubl 2 3 4 B ndl 2 3 4 Musicale 4 Jerry is another one of our daily commuters from Schenectady Hrs mann 'obs this year are being Drum Malor of our notable band along with being a strong link in the backbone of the football team Hls keen personality has made hlrn very popular Rod Bobblns Tom Hayner and Ron Bendall are his closest pals He plans to go to Holy Cross to study medicine We plan on being his patients Cadet Fxrst Lleutenant BRIAN AI. DILLON Marshall Saint Agnes Honor Roll l Merit Roll 2, 3 Honor Cadet 2, 3, 4 Wansboro Rifles 2, 3, 4 Rifle Team 3, 4 Tennis 3 Knights 4 Third Order 3, 4 Brian, a likeable fellow, is one of the quieter cadets in our class. He comes from Cohoes and is always found with Dick Nash. His favorite hobby is electronics. Brian plans to attend R.P.l. and study electrical engineering. Cadet Prtvate PHILIP I DONNELLY Public School 23 Varsity B Club 3 4 Varsity Baseball 3 4 Varsity Basketball 3 4 Phil is a quiet spoken guy with a bug heart He has compiled an enviable record as a pitcher for the Academy and the Fort Orange Post He hangs out at Einsteines with Sandy Brousseau and Ron Smith He takes the drudgery out of the regular school day with his comments on the situation at hand After graduation Phil plans to attend college We are all sure he will be a succes tn whatever he attempts Cadet Private MICHAEL E DONOVAN Mike Van Antwerp School Football l Honor Company l 3 Honor Battalion 2 Rifle Team l Intramural Basketball l 2 Mike is one of the clan from Schenectady His favorite haunt is Kayes Drug Store where he indulges himself in that concoction known as the sundae Whatever Mike may do in the future is sure to be crowned with success and we add our wishes to Mike for lots of luck Cadet FIISE Lieutenant THOMAS E FLANIGAN Tom St James Albany Honor Roll l 2 Merit Roll 3 4 Wansboro Rifles 2 Knights 4 Glee Clubl Public Speaking i 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Rifle Team l Varsity Basketball Manager 3 4 Tom can usually be found at the V.l. canteen with Dick Lavigne and Bill Adams. In class he is frequently explaining the reason for his cronic Iateness to Brother Alfred. He plans to take a Pre-Med course at Manhattan. We wish you the best of luck Tom. J'-s :Gif '--is 4! ? '39 'eve Nl J E' A Cadet Sergant First Class fag? Ns. if IAIIIES P FOLEY lm St Teresas Merit Roll I Knight4 Third Order 3 4 Musical I 2 3 Cadet Staff 4 Jim is very popular among his friends of 308 He can usually be found bombing around in Catalanos 55 Ford station wagon with Art House and Bill Maxstadt He plans to attend Siena College after graduation and take up Business Administration and Accounting Cadet Private FRANCIS IV FRAMENT Frannle St Agnes Cadet Private Intramural Basketball I 2 graduation are undecided Best of luck Frannie Frannie as he is known to his friends can be found in the kitchen with Carl Bergeon keeping the food rolling He enloys Business Law class and bus rides from Cohoes His plans after ANTHONY 1. FRANZE Tony Christian Brothers Academy Credit Roll I, 2. Merit Roll 3. Honor Battalion I. Honor Company I. Boxing I. Intramural Basketball 2, Knights 4. Bowling 3. Third Order 3, 4. Glee Club I, 3, 4. Cadet Staff 4. Musicale I, 2, 3, 4. Tony has been with us since Junior High. He has been active in Glee Club and the Knights. Tony is usually found with Joe Cotrofeld and Bob Jordan after school. After graduation he plans to attend St. John's University in New York, and become a biochemist. Best of luck, Tony. ll, C 'Q Cadet Sergeant 1' nrst Class np ,,,, JOSEPH P GADOMSKI oe St Casmur Joe rs famous at CBA for hrs streamline White Mercury Convertible whlch goes to prove that a car IS a boys best frlend Joe can often be found with Bob Hohensteln He IS workung part tnme In one of the leadlng channstores Joes plans for the future are undetermmed as yet Cadet Captam EDWARD L GALLAGHER e Chrustlan Brothers Academy Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Honor Cadet 2 3 Dnstlngulshed Cadet 4 Wans boro Rlfles 2 3 4 Cadet Staff 4 Track 2 3 4 Honor Battalion 3 The old redhead as one of the quieter lads In the school Hls dead pan humor keeps the room IH stitches Autumn wall fund Ted on the grldlron Ted can usually be found wlth Bull Keck and Mlke Parker The carrot top plans to become a doctor and we are sure that he wrll succeed 1--- ' JL IQ' Cadet Prwate .1 Q P' .Af DAVID C GENDREAU 31 Dave Chrlstran Brothers Academy Wansboro Rlfles 2 Honor Cadet 2 Crednt Roll 2 Armoror l 2 Dave came to us from our Junlor Hugh Hls quick wut has brought many a smile to fellow cadets Dave can usually be found with Bull Halpln and Bob Young He enloys swtmmung and danclng He hopes to contlnue his education upon graduatnon Cadet FIISI Sergeant DANIEL I GLASHEEN Dan St Patrlcks Catskill Merlt Roll l 2 3 Honor Cadet3 4 RrfleTeam1 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Wansboro Rlfles 3 4 Thlrd Order 3 4 Dan IS a fine fellow with a bug smlle and rs always ready with a helpmg hand to hrs many fruends He IS a keen competrtor In any thrng he undertakes Dan plans to go to college next year We are sure that hls pleasant ways will make hum a bug success In the future Cadet Captam GRAHAM F GREELEY fm Re Public School 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Wansboro Rifles 3 4 Honor Company 3 Honor .,,,,.- Cadet 3 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 Cadet Staff 4 Bowlnng 3 4 Red rs one of the real outdoor types rn our class All wrnter he fishes rce bound Saratoga Lake and takes great pleasure In h s huntmg He plans to attend Syracuse Unuversuty College of Forestry rn the fall With hrs outdoor experlence he cant mlss E Cadet Prrvare ALAN 1. GRIFFIN sg, Irlsh St Margaret Mary's :' 7 Knights 4 Football 1 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3 Boxrng l Irrsh, as he ns known around campus, has gained many frnends an has four years at C B A He can usually be found In hrs red and whrte De Soto bombing around wuth Joe Mullen and Charlre Parlsella Irnsh as Interested rn sharp clothes and hot cars After graduatron he plans to go to college and take a pre med course g. W , 225 fr-i-,ig - at silken. . ' iii' S ,khh .h . : K ' . -fo u ll f I - ' I I 1 ' 1 - - 1 I 1 . , . , . Q f 'St' J, - I K' - .L 11 dn - l Y ,Q ,. I I I ' I ' ' , . , . . , . - I , ' I I . . . . , . . , . Cadet Lleutenant Colonel IOI-IN W GRINER Jack St Teresas Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Varsnty B Club 3 4 Dlstlngurshed Cadet 2 3 4 Plebes Medal l Football l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 Track 2 Publlc Speakungl 2 WansboroR1fles 2 3 4 Armorer 2 3 4 Cadet Staff 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Jack as number two man In the Regument and also a steady performer un the C BA forward wall during the Football season He can be found rndung around town In his baby blue Buick with After graduatlon Jack plans to go R Moore R Byers and R Bond to R Pl and study engnneerung Y ,F -Q Cadet Sergeant F1rst Class RAYMOND 1 HAGADORN a St Columbia s Rlflel 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Merlt Roll 2 Honor Cadet 4 Wansboro Rlfles 4 lntramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Cadet Staff 4 Knnghts 4 Schenectady Club l 2 3 4 Ray with has friendly ways and engaging humor has won many frlends at C B A Because of has pleasung personality he IS one of the more popular sensors Ray can usually be found wlth Ron Bendall Upon graduatlon he plans to go to college Good luck Ray you wlll always be a credlt to C B A QP-ff? Cadet Second L1eutenant Pete Chrlstnan Brothers Academy Merlt Roll l Honor Cadet 3 Wansboro Rlfles 3 Pete IS one of our flve year men and one of the quieter mem bers of our class He IS one of our Junlor Hugh men He enloys bombing around In hls 50 Studebaker with Ev Wagner Best of luck ln all your future plans after graduation if . n n 1 4 . 1, H . . . I I I ' I ' I I 1 QC 1 - - 1 I I - 1 ' ' 'Q I ' I I ' I I ' C . , . , . Q 1 atepd :rw p 35 I RALPH P. GROSS - H H - - 'f,.'3 . . . , . - IIR yll I I k I I I ' I I I ' ' ' ' I I I ' I . . . , - 1 I 'WN i...-1' 4vf 'S -f ' QV' ,ia Cadet Private PHILIP R HALLENBECK i Guilderland Central Phil came to us in his junior year. He loves to work on cars and his pride and ioy is a Sl green customized Oldsmolbile. He can usually be found with Bob Bivona and Al Griffin. Phil is undecieded about his future but we know he will be a great success in what- ever he attempts. Cadet Sergeant First Class WILLIAM C HALPIN St Teresa Honor Cadet4 Armorerl 2 3 4 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 Cadet Staff 4 Bill is a happy go lucky fellow who has won many friends for himself here at University Heights He as the klnd of fellow who always has a smlle and a good word to brighten your day He can usually be seen with R Bond and R Byers Bill is looking for ward to the big day in June His future plans are a but unsettled now but we know that he will be successful in the future Cadet Private THOMAS B HAYNER Harvey Van Antwerp School Merit Roll 3 4 Honor Cadet 4 Wansboro Rifles 4 Cadet Staff 4 Schenectady Club 3 4 Rifle Team 4 Harvey came to the Academy in his Junior year Although too late to earn a rank Harvey has done well in his studies and in the military aspect of the Academy His quiet and witty manner have done much to make him a well liked cadet After graduation Harvey plans to attend college During the short time we have known him we have been assured that his future endeavors will be successful Cadet Captam WILLIAM I HEIM Dlppy Chrnstnan Brothers Academy Honor Roll l 2 4 Merut Roll 3 Honor Cadet 2 4 Dustunguushed Cadet 3 Armorerl 2 3 4 Rlfle Team 2 3 4 Intramural Basket balll 2 3 4 Trackl 3 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Intramural Boxlngl Knights 4 Sentryl 2 Wansboro Rifles 2 3 4 Honor Battalion l 2 Cadet Staff 4 Usually found over at the rlfle range after school Dlppys good humor on the range and In class makes htm well liked by all He can ordlnartly be found with Paul Mahota and Bob Hufland We wlsh Bull the best of luck In the future Cadet Fxrst Sergeant ROBERT I HOHENSTEIN o Our Lady of Angels Mernt Roll I Credit Roll 2 3 Wansboro Rufles 2 4 Honor Cadet 2 4 Sentry Staff! 2 3 4 Band! 2 3 4 Cadet Staff4 Intramural Basketball 1 Knlghts 4 Bob IS a leader In the second platoon of the band He can be seen outslde of school drnvmg a green Chevrolet Bob Inkes to spend has leusure time nn the vocatuon room We know he wnll succeed In his profession Good Luck Bob Cadet Second Lneutenant E RICHARD HOLM Duc Chrlstlan Brothers Academy Honor Cadet 3 4 Wansboro Rnfles 3 4 Mertt Roll l Credtt Roll 2 3 4 Varsity B Club 3 4 AllAlbany Center Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Football2 3 4 Rifle Team! Tennlsl 3 4 Cadet Staff4 Knights 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Intramural Boxlng I Duck as everyone knows hum IS one of the lighter sided fellows here at school Duck Ilkes most sports especially football at which he was our starting center He can usually be seen at the record hops every Saturday night He can be found usually with Brud Maffeo and Smitty at lunch tlme Duck IS undecided as to post grad plans but has thought of attendlng Manhattan College Lots of luck to a swell guy We are sure you wull succeed In all your future endeavors Q fi' IV 6' Lon 'J 'WS .41-1--5. Cadet F1rst L1eutenar1t DANIEL C HORAN Dan Blessed Sacrament Merlt Roll 1 2 RlfleTeam1 2 3 4 Varsuty B Club 3 4 Trackl Golf 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Corporals Medal 3 Wansboro Rrfles 2 3 4 Honor Cadet 2 3 4 Publlc Speaking 2 3 4 Knights 4 Cadet Staff 4 Dance Committee 4 School Represent atlve for the Times Union Dance Committee 3 4 Muslcale 2 3 4 Since his arrival at C B A Dan contributed much to the school Hrs pleasing personality and humor has made hum well liked by all He can be found with Paul Mahota and Jugger Joyce Dan can usually be found after school with the rlfle or golf teams Hrs future plans Include a college education We all wtsh Dan the best F '- of luck In the future Cadet Sergeant Flrst Class ROBERT M HORAN Bob Vlncentlan Instutute Bob came to C BA In hrs sophomore year and made many friends while partlcupatang In numerous actlvltles He can usually be found cruising through town wuth Tum Camplon and Bull Colon In hrs hot green Dodge After fmlshang hugh school Bob plans to work for the New York Telephone Company Best of luck to a great guy Cadet Prnvate ARTHUR j HOUSE 5f1UCky St Ann s Intramural Basketball l 2 Merrt Roll 1 Honor Company 2 Glee c 12 3 4 Kmghs4 Art better known to has friends as Snucky can usually be found wrth Bull Maxstadt Lou House and Duck Catalano Art plans on going Into the Amr Force after graduation We all know that Snucky will succeed In whatever he encounters 4471 fl' un- uw ' Cadet First Lieutenant LOUIS W. HOUSE Lou St. Ann's Academy Merit Roll I. Credit Roll 2. Wansboro Rifles 2, 3, 4. Distinguished Cadet 2 Rifle Team I 2 3 Intramural Basketball I Knights 4 Golf 2 Lou is what we call at C B A the quiet type of guy who IS quick on the draw with a smile and a good word for you Lou s favorite pastimes besides bombing around in hls Mercury are golfung and sharp shooting He has Intentions of going on to college Best of luck Lou Cadet Prwate JAMES F HUBER nm Our Lady of Angels Glee Club 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Knlghts 4 Jlms favorite pastrme IS bowling He can usually be found with John Barry and Jugg Joyce His favorite hangout is Swuneburn Park .Irm plans to loin the Navy after graduation Best of luck Ts ROBERT F HUELAND Bo Our Lady of Angels Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Varsity B Club 3 4 Honor Cadet 2 Dlstnn gulshed Cadet 3 4 Honor Battalion 3 Track I Rifle Team 2 3 4 Glee Club2 3 4 Knights 4 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 Wans boro Rifle 2 3 4 Cadet Staff 4 Besides a top notch officer of the regnment Bob IS also renown ed as one of the top five marksmen on the rtfle team His pokes and quick wut make him well lrked by all students He frequently can be found with Bleachy Bill Helm and Paul Mahota Best of luck to Bob when he attends R PI next year 47 Cadet Pravatc IWILLIAM K HUTFOZN Chrastaan Brothers Academy Merat Roll l Wansboro Rafles 3 Honor Battalaon 3 lntramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Boxang l Knaghts 4 Glee Club l lntramural Bowlang 3 Ball has been at C B A for the last sax years Hts fane remarks combaned wath those of Machael Whate have made the atmosphere an 308 a lot more pleasant Has future plans are stlll undecaded but Cadet Mayor Adjutant F ROBFRF JORDAN Bobbo Chrastaan Brothers Academy Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Dastanguashed Cadet 2 3 4 Pravates Medal Upper Class 2 Farst Sergeants Medal 3 Glee Club l 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Wansboro Rafles 2 3 4 Knaghts 4 Cadet Staff 4 lntra mural Basketball 2 Armorer 2 3 4 lntramural Bowlang 3 4 Thard Order 3 4 Bob as one of our most respected senaors whose pleasang smale and quaet manner have won ham many fraends He has dastan guashed hamself scholastacally and malatarastacally In June he plans to enter West Poant and make the Army has career We know you wall be a success an the future we are sure he wall be a great success ,v'llu ff fx V9 K ,a- Q0 gn-an Cadet Farst Sergeant HAROLD L JOYCE Jugger Blessed Sacrament Wansboro Rafles 2 4 lntramural B sketball l 2 3 4 Knaghts 4 Baseball 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Armorer l 2 3 4 Cadet Staff 4 Track l Musacale 2 3 4 Jugger who haals from Blessed Sacrament School as an ardent supporter of our school teams He lakes hoop and football and plays on the varsaty baseball team .lug can usually be found at any athletac contest or playang an a game hamself an Swaneburn Park Jug hoped to contanue has studaes at Saena or volunteer has talents to Uncle Sam Best of luck to a great fellow . . i t I Q' . 5 ll 'llll ' ' , Ba 1 9 . . - , , , . . . . , . ,f . . . di U H - . - M, as f . . . . , I I I ' I I ' . , ..... . . , , . 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Cadet Drst LICLIILIYIHK Cadet Sergemt Drsr Class JAMES L KAITEAUX um Van Antwerp School Schenectady Club 2 3 4 Jnm came to C B A an has sophomore year Jum llkes to draw and hopes to become a commercual arttst someday He can usually be found wrth his many Schenectadlan fraends which Include Garry Marco and Mlke Donavan Slena will welcome Jtm after graduation 'iw 1s 9.4 :vm 'Q 'r- Ftrst Lneutenant KENNETH R KIMMINS en St Marys Hudson IVILLIAM A KECK W Chrnstran Brothers Academy Merut Roll l 2 Honor Roll 4 Honor Cadet 4 Wansboro Rutles 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Track I 2 3 4 Cadet Staff 4 Honor Battaluon 3 Public Speaknngl 3 4 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 Knlghts4 keen sense of humor Hts compositions have kept us rolling In the alsles for four years Bll plans on going to Manhattan to spread more good wlll Good luck to a great knd Wansboro Rntles 2 3 4 Honor Roll 3 Credut Roll l 2 Honor cadet 3 4 Cro s Country 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Basketball n mural Basketball l 2 Knnghts 4 Dance Commcttee 4 Glee Club Ken a tune red headed tenor has been a mainstay ot the Glee Club for tour years He as one senior who goes out of has way to do things for C B A Hls tune spurlt and pleasing personality have made hum one ot the schools most popular cadets After graduation Ken plans to take up Dramatlcs at Catholuc Unnverslty We are sure of has future success 4 ...'3? 1 4. C K ' ll J I.. C I I ' 'll 4. . A X L cl ' I i ll ir!!! ' ' 5- H . , . . . . . V7 Q I I I ' I I I ' ' . ' I I ' I I I ' ' Bill, one of the best liked boys in the room is noted tor his . ' i . HK ,, A , . . in 'MAJ 2,,. s ,,. ,,,. l.Itra- XX l, 2, 3, 4. ' -A-:AQ Lfv Q ..,...4-,-0' Cldct Mtlor THOMAS I KING Tom St James Bas etball l Track l lntramural Basketball l 2 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Intramural Bowlung 3 Honor Company 3 Dlsttngulshed Cadet 2 3 4 Wansboro Rlfles 2 3 4 Knights 4 Tom one of the qutet ones ID his class plans to attend Manhat Tan College He can usually be found hangnng around Eunstelns wnth all the boys or roddung around IH hrs hot blue Dodge We re sure that he wull succeed rmmensely ID all hrs future undertaklngs Good luck Tom' Cadet Captain STFPHEN A KRAUSF Arnue St Brugnd s Honor Roll 1 2 4 Mernt Roll 3 Dlstnngutshed Cadet 2 4 Honor Cadet 3 Wansboro Rlfles 2 3 4 Varslty B Club 2 3 4 Int mural Basketball I 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 Football 2 Track l 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Knights 4 Cadet Staff 4 Dance Commvttee Muslcale 4 Honor Battallon 3 Arnte rs the sensor with the subtle humor Our expert hurdler and sprnnter us a mannstay on the track team In the sprang months Durlng the summer has one mann love ts water sknng at whlch he excels Hts dally companlons are John Plcotte Dave Yezzl Tum Campron and Bull Conlon Wzth these Arnue can very often be found prausnng the Rnverboat Slx at Dales He rs going to attend R Pl and take up clvll engnneerung Cadet Prware C PAUL KREAG Pau Chrlstnan Brothers Academy Schenectady Club l 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Cheerleadlng 2 3 Muslcalel 2 Knlghts4 Paul has been an outstandung cadet and fellow classmate through the years He wrll long be remembered for hrs frne person alnty and pleasing smule After graduatron he plans to make a career un the Army Best of luck un everythtng you undertake rn the future Cadet First Lleutenarlt JOHN M KUON John Our Lady of Angels Merlt Roll l 3 Honor Cadet 2 3 4 Wansboro Rifles 2 3 4 Rlfle Team 2 3 Trackl 2 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Knlghts 4 John as the quret type of lad who has a good word for every one He has always been behlnd all our BCTIVITISS He can usually be found fleetnng around the clty an a whlte convertible with J Gadomsku We know John wnll ge a great success In whatever he does Cadet Capram PETER E LACHAPELLE Pnerre St Brlglds Honor Roll l Merit Roll 2 3 4 Sergeants Medal 3 Dnstlngulshed Cadet 3 Honor Cadet 2 4 Wansboro Rrfles 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 Knights 4 Times Union School representatnve 3 4 Thlrd Order3 4 Musucale 3 4 Armorers 3 4 Pnerre IS a popular sensor and us well llked by both hrs sensor classmates and underclassmen Pierre comes from Watervllet and can usually be found wnth G Morton E Rlchards and T Ruednnger Upon graduatson Pnerre would like to attend Holy Cross and take up pre med We wash lots of luck with all hrs future plans Master Sergeant PETER B LaFLECHE Pete St Patrlcks Watervllet Honor Roll l Merlt Roll 3 Wansboro 2 3 4 Honor Company I Glee Club l Intramural Basketball l Pete IS one of the more qunet men of CBA usually to be found wlth Joe Banazewskl somewhere ln the falr town of Watervllet Although stnll undecided as to has exact fneld of study Pete plans to attend Manhattan College In the fall Best of luck Pete www! ,p--.5 ff Nhv-I yunnik, qs ff-'17 idk' Cadet Captain RICHARD E. LAVIGNE Dick Christian Brothers Academy Distinguished Cadet 2, 4. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Honor Cadet 3. Wans 1:5-ar boro Rifles 2, 3, 4. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Football l, 2, 3, 4. Baseball .1:?'3 4 Third Order 4 Cadet Private IOSFPH F LOSITO Teahouse Christian Brothers Academy Credit Roll l Varsity B Club 4 Honor Company l 2 Honor Batt talion l Glee Club l K s otball l 4 n mural Basketball 1 2 3 Intramural Track and Cross Country l In tramural Boxing l Joe came to C B A in the seventh grade A member of the football team Joe will always be remembered for his undying school spirit He can usually be found with Bill Adams and Dick Lavigne He can usually be remembered for his fabulous parties dur ing his years at C B A Joe plans to attend Siena College next fall We know he will be a success Best of luck l, 2, 3, 4. Knights 4. Glee Club l, 2, 3. Public Speaking l, 2. Cadet Staff 4. Varsity B Club 2, 3, 4. Dick is one of our most popular and considerate seniors. An excellent student, he is also known for his versatility as an athlete especially on the gridiron. He can usually be seen with Joe Losito and Bill Adams. He plans to go to Holy Cross and take pre-med Best of luck Dick, we know you will be a great success. Cadet Second Lieutenant RICHARD j LFINNON Dick Our Lady Help of Christians lntramuralBasketball1 2 3 Football 3 Honor Cadet 2 4 Dustin -rag uished Cadet3 Wansboro RifIes2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Knights Dick has made many friends in his four years here at C B A He can usually be spotted on upper Second Avenue or at school with Dick D Allesandro and Vic Balloto His favorite pastimes include swimming basketball and canteens His future plans include college and we know that Dick will be a success in whatever he does Hi 11195 Cfidet Private jAMES B LOUDIS im Cathedral Footballl 2 3 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Bowling 4 Glee u l 3 4 Boxin Here s to Big Jim an avid supporter of all activities at C B A Jim a good athlete and loves excitement of all kinds He can be seen wherever or whenever something is going on Jam cruises around IH his run down Chev Jim s hilarious acts in class will long be remembered by both his classmates and his teachers Here s wish ing your future teachers and you the best of luck for Jim as college 'U Tv bound CHARLES I NIAFFEO Brud St Marys Us Football l 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Boxing I Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 President of Glee Club 4 Secretary of Knights 4 Cadet staff 4 Distinguished Cadet 3 Honor Cadet 2 4 Wansboro Rifles 4 Armorers l 2 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 4 Merit Roll 3 Varsity E B Club 4 Honor Company l 3 Honor Battalion 2 3 Brud is one of the best liked seniors at the Academy His fin winning smile and pleasant manner will be missed by all the Broth ers when he leaves Has athletic abilities range from the gridiron to the track cinders He can usually be seen with Moss Savage and Bob Bengamln After Graduation Brud plans to take up engineering at Notre Dame. Best of luck to a great guy. f - 5,61 Aff Cadet Second Lieutenant FRANCIS X MAHAR Francis P.S. j:l:4 Honor Cadet 2 3 4. Wansboro Rifles 2 3 4. Track I 2 3. Intra- mural Basketball 2. Fran is a quiet fellow who always has a pleasant smile for everyone. He can be found with his good friend Graham Greeley on the University Heights campus. Fran isnt sure of what he ll do next fall but we at C.B.A. know he will be successful. 51, 1753 161 Cadet Captain PAUL V MAHOTA Wedge St. Mary s Academy Hudson Honor Roll l 2 4. Merit Roll 3. Varsity B Club 3 4. Distinguished Cadet 2 3. Honor Cadet 4. Honor Company 2. Golf 2. Basketball 1. Track l. Rifle team 2 3 4. Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4. Wans- boro Rifles 2 3 4. Knights 4. Cadet Staff 4. Dance Committee 4. School Representative for Times-Union Dance Committee 3 4. Debat- ing 2. Wedge is one of the prominent members of our rifle team. Hailing from Mayfield New York he can usually be found driving around in his big 56 Buick with Dan Horan Jugger Joyce and Ken Kimmins He hopes to attend Georgetown and take up one of the Cadet Private GARY M MARCO Gary Christian Brothers Academy Honor Company3 Honor Battalion 3 Boxing l Track 3 Schenectadv sciences Best of luck in whatever you do Paul -1t'9s Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural basketball l Cadet staff 4 Gary is one of the popular Schenectady Club boys When it comes to hobbies Gary has as many as the fingers on your hand he is especially interested in photography Whatever Gary does in life will be a success and we wish him the best of luck 4'7 Cadet Sergeant First Class RICHARD A MARRA Dan St Columbas Track l 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Cadet staff 4 Dick is the cadet you hear at the football games When it comes to enthusiasm he has plenty to spare Whatever Dick does in later life he is bound to be a success due to his initiative and drive . ll ll I Y I N X H U I I I ki I I I I I I I I I H 1, I I I ll ll I . , . . P' an . H H - - ..- . . X uv' . . . . , .-,,. 1 1 1 ' - - I ...KL W , Q . . ,.,, I . 9,5 11 11 I 'l'f'TIhsn I I ' I I ' ' , . , . Cadet Captam JOHN F MATTHEIVS John St Brlglds ' Honor Roll l 2 Mertt Roll 3 4 Varslty B Club 2 3 4 Wansboro Rtfles 2 3 4 Cross Countryl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Knlghts 4 Honor Cadet2 3 4 AlIAlbany Basketball 3 Determtnatuon and a fine competltlve spvrlt have enabled John J K to be a top performer scholastlcally as well as athletlcally Hls prow ess on the hard wood and baseball dvamond are well known Wlth has quick wut and frlendly ways he has won many frnends at C B A If the past IS an lndlcatlon of the future we know that John wlll be a success 'ks 'tw' Cadet Captam WILLIAM 1. MAXSTADT Kraut St Ann's Q Honor Roll I, 2, 3 Wansboro Rvfles 2, 3, 4 Dlstlngulshed Cadet 2, 3,4 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Company 2 Honor Bat tallon I, 2 Football 2, 3 Knlghts 4 Debating 2 When not huntmg or fvshlng un the Catskills, Kraut IS up against the back wall of 104, keeping up a runnlng commentary on the day's lesson Extremely proud of hls German ancestry he can often be seen tellung Art House and Duck Catalano about the Luftwaffe After graduatlon he wants to attend West Polnt Cadet Captam JOHN I MAXSTADT Max Our Lady of Angels Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Track 2 Football 3 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Honor Cadet 4 Wansboro Rafles4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Public Speaking I Knughts 4 John IS a qunet person but IS also very alert He halls from West Albany Has easy gotng ways and quiet mannertsms wall be remembered by all After graduatuon he hopes to continue hls ed ucatnon In some out of town college We are confident that what ever field he chooses he wlll be successful Good luck John u ' Q - - 11 11 X- J 1 - 1 - 1 1 ' 7 5 5 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' fu- fe, 3 1 1 1 ' - 1 I ' ' ' f E, 1 ':2's' . 11 11 42, I I I ' ' ' I I 'V' - ' 1 ' ' - I 1 1 - 45? 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Cadet Master Sergeant DANIEL 1 McAULEl Dan Public School ij:2O Merlt Roll l 2 Credit Roll 3 4 Wansboro Rlfles 2 Glee Club l Knlghts 4 Basketball 1 2 Dan IS another one of C B A s glants He can usually be found with Duck Stack has constant companion He always enloys playlng or watchlng basketball Hts other nnterests range from long cars to short classes whrch nrk hum to no end He mtends to attend college and then loan the U S Army Good luck Dan Cadet Major Executwe BENJAMIN I IWCFERRAN Ben St Teresa of Avila Honor Roll l 2 4 Merit Roll 3 Dlstlngulshed Cadet 2 3 4 Wans boro Rifles 2 3 4 Track 2 Cross Country l Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Armoror 2 3 4 Sentry Staff I 2 3 4 Cadet Staff 4 Knlghts 4 Glee Club I 3 4 Debatlng Team 2 Ben IS one of our most friendly and well lnked sensors He can usually be found with K Toomey and J Groner Ben llkes dancing and playlng basketball for St Teresa s C Y O At after school hours he can usually be found at Kesselers After graduation Ben plans to further hrs educatnon at college and take up Law Cadet Pr1vate JOHN P MCGARRY Scotty School 4 Honor Company 3 Knights 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Intramural Basket l M al Scotty as he IS called by has friends can usually be found drnv :ng around town In his 52 Chevrolet John llkes sports and llkes to sung ID the Glee Club After graduatlon John plans to loan the Alr Force Good luck In the future John ,annum 45: 1 B QEEI ffw J Cadet Pmvate HENRY E MITCHELL Mltch La Salle School Albany Intramural Basketball I 2 Honor Battalion 3 Annual Muslcal 3 Rnfle Team I Year Book Staff 4 Match wtll be remember as the lnttle man In the back of 305 wlth the bug smile and the bag votce He can usually be found wlth Joe Mullen somewhere ln the nenghborhood of V I He will always be remembered for has speeches In Brother B James Engllsh IV pernod Future plans Include a few years at State Teachers College and then he plans to teach Cadet Capram RICHARD C MOORE Duc St Teresa s Honor Roll I 2 Merlt Roll 3 Honor Cadet I 2 3 Wansboro Rifles 2 3 Baseball I 2 Intramural Basketball I 2 Public Speaking I Duck as he us known to has buddles IS a gentleman and a scholar Hrs smllmg countenance can usually be found at the water fountain After school he can usually be found at the donut factory and at night at the Greek's with hls buddies Hrs fast wut IH and out of class makes hum well llked by all the cadets Good luck Duck wlth your future Intentions at Slena College f ff. 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Cadet FIISI Lieutenant Cadet Second Lieutenant GENE LFE MORTON Tiny St Mary s Football 2 3 Intramural Basketball I 2 Cadet Staff 4 Credit Cadet 3 Honor Cadet 4 Merit Roll I 2 3 Honor Bat on 2 Honor Companyl 2 Tiny as one of the Clinton Heights gang He is one of the most popular seniors in school because of his witty sayings At the first of every month a crowd can be found around his desk for he is the proud and sole owner of that most cherished magazine Mad On weekends he can be found in the woods hunting for any type game He can usually be found with Joe Rofvlotto after school Genes future plans include college We all know he will be a success in whatever field he undertakes Good luck Gene Cadet Prlvate JOSEPH M MULIFN Muggs LaSalle School Intramural Basketball I 2 3 Rifle Team I Muggs is a little guy with a bug smile and a kind word for everyone He can usually be found hanging around Loures and the Campus with Chuck Parusella Joey likes sports especially bas ketball As for his future he is undecided Best of luck Muggsy WILLIAM 1 MURPHY 62? Murph Christian Brothers Academy Honor Roll 2 3 Merit Roll I Wansboro Rifles 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Cross Country 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 Knights 4 Cadet Staff 4. Varsity B Club 3, 4. Intramural Basketball I. Intramural Boxing I. Honor Company I, 3. Honor Cadet 3, 4. Credit Cadet 2. Murph, as he is known to all his friends, is a well liked person at C.B.A. He can usually be found with Tracy North, Bill Heim and Dick Smith. His constant practicing at hoop has developed him into great material. After graduation Murph plans to attend Manhattan College. Good luck to a great guy. 1-'ws W7 Cadet Second Lueutenant ROBERT 1 MURRAY Luttle Sol Chrustuan Brothers Academy Merut Roll l Rufle Team I 2 3 4 Co-captaun Rufle Team 4 Honor Cadet 3 Wansboro Rufles 3 Track 2 4 Varsuty B Club 2 3 4 Knughts 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Bob a very popular boy has been an outstandung member of the Rufle team sunce hus freshman year Hus dancung step and hus 53 Luncoln are known everywhere He can usually be found wuth M Parker and E Gallagher Bob plans to attend college and further hus educatuon Good luck Bob Cadet Sergeant F1rst Class RICHARD G NASH Duck Chrustuan Brothers Academy Band I 2 3 4 Rufle Team 3 4 Musucale 4 Knughts 4 Duck us a quuet boy but he has as much school spurut as any one else lBesude hus drums whuch he plays un the band Duck enuoys dancung swumung and tunkerung wuth raduos B Dullon us hus steady companuon Duck would luke to attend Suena We are all sure he wull be a great success ff .995 abs. 'B-a ' 'sg-MLP' Cadet Sergeant F1rst Class TRACEY U7 NORTH m Tracy Chrustuan Brothers Academy Tracy as he us known by hus counterparts can usually be found at most of our school actuvutues Quuet wuth a pleasung personaluty and a smule for all descrubes hum Whenever you hear a rumble or roar from our parkung lot uts most lukely our own Buck Rogers revvung up hus 57 Buuck Best of luck to a future sucess un lufe 4 as ,ft Cadet Prlvate Cadet Flrst Sergeant DAVID M OBERTING Oble Chrlstlan Brothers Academy Honor Company 2 Honor Battalron I Varsity B Club Merlt Roll I 2 3 4 Co captaun Football 4 Glee Club I Knights 4 Track 2 Basketball I 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Intramural Boxlng I Oble ns well llked by everyone who knows hlrn here at the Academy He can usually be found wnth Duck Lavlgne and Phil Don nelly Oble IS especlally fond of sports partlculary football and basketball He plans to go to Xavier College where we are con fldent he wall be a bug success PA UL N PAEGLOIW Punchy Our Lady of Angels Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Box -1. 177' :ng I Basketball I 4 Intramural Cross Country 2 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Honor Company 2 Honor Battalton I Joe Hayes Show I 2 Knnghts 4 Cadet Staff 4 Punchy IS one of the four year men on our football team Off the field he IS well ltked and us very congenial He can usually be found wuth Mike Whate and Dave Obertlng After graduation he plans to go to I BM school or go unto the Marines We know he wlll be successful at whatever he does 1? ilu Cadet Prlvate IOHN I PAOLINO Squfrrel Chrlstlan Brothers Academy Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Boxnng I Knlghts 4 Glee Club I Thlrd Order 4 Honor Battaluon 2 3 Intramural Bowllng 3 John one of the better liked members of the Senior Class rs one of the orlgnnals of the Sennor Class that came up from the seventh grade Thus happy go lucky fellows wltty remarks and brsght sayrngs helped make the year fly a ltttle faster Johns futwure plans Include a four year course at Siena College Good luck Jo n . I 1 11 - 11 . . r X ,M ' ' 11 11 1 1 1 1 - ' . . . . 1 1 1 - , , , . . ' 1 . D x A! .ADW I, s V lx V g A . if . - N I ., fwvv 11 ll f NN , A 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 ' - . , . . , , I ...of , . . . , . t y ' ' '.. , xx Q 1 1 1 ' - ' ' I . l . I . can-e ' 1 1 1 . , . . . , I Cadet Private JOHN P. PARISEAU John Christian Brothers Academy Football l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity B Club 3, 4. Wansboro Rifles 3, 4. ..,,.,, Honor Company I, 3. Third Order 4. John is the big fullback on the C.B.A. grid squad and the win- ner of the Thom Mc An award and the winner of the All-Albany Football honors John takes great pride in has hot Ford, whuch peels in all three gears We are sure that he will go far in the future d 7' Cadet Captam MICHAEL P PARKER Park Christian Brothers Academy Honor Roll I Merit Roll 2 3 4 Varsity B Club 4 Wansboro Rifles 2 3 4 Honor Cadet 2 3 4 Honor Company 3 Basketball 49 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 Track 2 3 4 Knights 4 Cadet Staff 4 Mike IS one of CBA s bug varsity hoopers During basket ball season he is on the court ripping it up with the team Hls com panlons are Bob Murry and Ed Gallagher Mike plans to attend Holy Cross and take up medicine We are sure he will succeed 52, , 8' Cadet Pr1vate CHARLES I PARISELLA Chuckles Nativity Poughkeepsie Chuckles came to us in his lunlor year Since then he has made many friends among his classmates He can usually be found with Joe Mullen and Al Griffin Chuck plans to go into the Navy after graduation We are sure that he will be a great success In the future n M' 11 11 - - - 4 I Asa- . fn Il Il ' ' . , , . . 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' . . , . . . ag-'N T7 Sgr nr 'Vx e-diff Cadet Prxvate FREDRICK L PAULSEN Fred St J ames Merrt Roll I Honor Company I Intramural basketball I 2 3 4 Knlghts 11 Fred has qulte a head for math and sclence He lukes golf and bllluards and as a supporter for all basketball and football games We all wish Fred the best of luck In has future endeavors Cadet Prwate JOHN D PICOTTE John Christian Brothers Academy Glee ClubI 2 4 Intramural basketball I 2 4 Armorer 2 Knights 4 MusucaleI 2 4 John left us for has lunlor year but IS back again to funlsh his last year at CBA where he IS well known and liked by all After school he can usually be found with Bull Conlon Tum Cam pron Arnue Krause and Bob Starzec He as a connossseur of 'azz and enloys llstenlng to It at Dales After graduation John plans to attend Georgetown and take a business course Cadet Sergeant FIISI Class PAUL E PORTO Pau La Salle School Credrt I 2 3 Honor Company I Knights 4 Intramural Basket ba 2 Paul although quiet has that good habit of getting things done He can usually be found after school In the vocation room He IS usually seen with Joe Cotrofeld and Tony Franze He plans to attend Senna after graduation Cadet Prlvate THOMAS F QUINLAN Tom Vicentlan ckl 2 C s Countryl 2 3 V sity Cu lntramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Knights 4 Third Order of St Francis Vice Prefect 3 4 Honor Company 2 Dance Committee 4 Cadet Staff 4 Muslcale 2 3 Tom can usually be found with Joe Losito and Bull Adams on or off the campus His success on the cinders in the spring and as one of Brother Dems hill and dalers in the fall has made Tom well known at C B A Tom can almost be heard from in the stands at football and basketball games and his bass voice has made him a mainstay in the Glee Club for four years After graduation Tom plans to continue hxs education at Siena Cadet L16-utenant Colonel EDGAR L RICHARDS St Brigid s Distinguished Cadet 2 3 4 Wansboro Rifles 2 3 4 Public Speak ing 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 Debating 2 Times Union School Represenative 3 4 Cadet Staff 4 Knights 4 Armorer 3 4 Muslcale Review 3 4 Ed IS one of the more ambitious members of the class He can often be seen with Pete La Chappelle IU the little Rambler Eds bug worry is the second battalion After graduation he plans to take a pre med course at Georgetown Best of luck Cadet Pnvate THEODORE A RIEDINGER ar Nott Terrace Sentry Staff 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Tar as he is known to his friends came to us in his junior year but he has made many friends in this short time. He can usually be found during lunch period talking about his favorite sport hunting with Pete La Chapelle or his winter time passion skiing. After graduation Tar plans to enter Lafayette College. Best of luck to Tar in all his future plans. 19' 10:- .-ff'-3-w -45-1 l -r 'f 'arf 'su-pu KT' Cadet Second Lieutenant JOSEPH L ROBIIOTTO Robby Holy Cross School Merit Roll l Boxing l Intramural Track l Cadet 4 Joe always has a friendly smile and a good word for every body He can usually be found with John Arpin and Gene Morton After school a big blue Caddy convert can usually be found head ang down Holland Ave with Joe at the wheel Joe intends to go to Albany Pharmacy School next fall Good luck Joe Cadet Master Sergeant CHARLFS Wf RUPSIS Chick St John Baptist Merit Rolll 2 3 Glee Club 3 4 Knights 4 Track 2 3 Schenectady Cu 2 3 4 Chick is one of the high spirited Schenectady boys He has won many friends with his easy going way He has worked hard for everything he has acquired at C B A He always has a friendly word for everyone he meets He is also very serious about his military obligations Chick wants to go to Siena in September and we all know he will be a success in whatever he endeavors after C B A Cadet Pnvate ROBERT F SANFURD Rollo St Johns Football 2 3 4. Rifle Team 2, Intramural Basketball 2 Honor Com- pany 2 3. Glee Club 3 4. Varsity B Club 3 4. Honor Battalion 3. Rollo came to us in his sophomore year from St. John s Ren- sselaer. He is well liked at C.B.A. for his pleasant smile and easy- going nature. He can usually be found with R. Byers and W. Hal- pin discussing world problems. Bob holds down a iob in a gas station when hes not playing football for the BROTHERS . After graduation he plans to study mechanics at H.V,T.I. Best of luck Rollo in future endeavors. av' YP'- Cadet Second Lteutenam MAURICE M SAVAGE Moss Our Lady of Angels Football l 2 Track l 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Knights 4 Cadet Staff 4 Musicale l 2 3 Distinguished Cadet 3 Honor Cadet 2 4 Wansboro Rifles 2 3 4 Honor Roll l Merit Roll 2 3 Honor Battalion 3 Moss the boy who hails from Ireland is one of the best liked men in the senior class He is always willing to help others with out anything in return Moss can usually be found with the TD twins R Bengamun and Brud Maffeo Moss plans to take up architecture at Syracuse Cadet Prxvate ALBERT E SKAIVINSKI Saint Michaels Credit Roll l 2 Knights 4 Band l 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball Al can always be seen around the campus with a big smile on his face This smile has won hum many friends at C B A in the past four years Al is one of the better members of the Regimental Band He can usually be found after school at the golden Crust Bakery After Al gets out of school he plans to go to college but 01' f'c 'Z7 is undecided on which one Qi ,4s,A Cadet First Sergeant GEORGE A SKERRITT Orge Our Lady of Angels Merit Roll 2, 3. Honor Company l, 3. Credit Cadet 2, 3, 4. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. Track l, 2. Cross Country 2. Knights 4. Musicale l, 2, 4. George, better known among his friends as Orge , can us- ually be found on the track field. He is one of the quieter ones of the senior class and is well liked by everybody. He plans on making the Army as his career after graduation. grin, fifvs Cadet Fxrst Lleutenant JOHN R SMITH Smlfly St James nor Roll l 2 erlt Roll V Club 3 4 Ho Company 2 Intramural Basketball l Basketball l 2 3 4 Base ball l 3 4 Football 2 Glee Club 3 4 Knnghts 4 Cadet Staff 4 Smutty s quuet and congenual way have made htm many friends here at CBA An adrolt hoop player Smitty also stars on the baseball diamond The halls of Manhattan wlll see much of Smitty Cadet Captam RICHARD ill SAIITH Duck Chrlstlan Brothers Academy nor Roll l 2 Merit Roll 3 4 Vars ty B Club 2 3 4 Hon Company l 3 Dlstlngurshed Cadet 3 Honor Cadet 2 4 Honor Battalion l Track l 2 3 4 Glee Club l 3 4 Cadet Staff 4 Wans boro Rifles 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Intramural Boxnng l Knlghts 4 He goes by the name of Smrtty and may very well be one of the few Americans to break the four minute mule As a long distance runner he was a vltal asset to the C B A track and cross country teams He can usually be found an has dependable black Ford Smitty plans on going to Manhattan and we are sure he will succeed when he leaves C BA Good luck Smutty G? -Gln .pv- 5 2 ff:-. ,...,,,.r Cadet Master Sergeant RICHARD P STACK Duck Publrc School 20 xung l F otball l 2 3 4 Basketbal 3 Knight 4 Vars ty Cu 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Varsity Baseball 2 3 4 Duck us one of the outstandnng s nuors at C B A He has always done his best to add to the terrlflc Splfll of the senior class He IS also one of the better athletes ID CBA Duck can usually be found wlth Dan Auley and Tom Flanugan Duck hopes to enter the Arr Force Academy after graduation hx 4 -' 11 ' n H0 , - Nl 3, 4. arsvty B , . nor ' - 1 1 1 ' ' . . . , ,, . ,I . . af Ho , . 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Cadet Colonel ROBERT E STARZEC Stars Chrlstlan Brothers Academy Honor Roll l 2 3 4 General Excellence Medal l 2 3 4 Varsity B Club 2 3 4 Wansboro Rifles 2 3 4 Dlstlngulshed Cadet Fo ball 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 lntramural Basket 2 3 4 Sentr Staffl Gee Club I 2 3 4 Armorer l 2 Knvghts 4 Cadet Staff 4 Publuc Speaking l Dance Commlttee 4 Basketball l Stars as a very popular boy He ss known for has sharp wut and enthustasm nn school spnrut On weekends he can be found enther flshnng the streams or skung on one of Vermonts snowy peaks He IS seem with Tum Camplon John Plcotte and Dave Yezzl Future plans Include an englneerlng degree and a hutch In Uncle Sam s Navy at gjtxggagixtmdl it Y W as .noun Cadet Second Lleutenant C FREDERICK TALLMAN Fred St Brlgld s Football l 2 3 4 Cadet Staff 4 Wansboro Rlfles 4 Varsuty B Club 4 Fred really came unto hns own durung the last football cam palgn Not many plays were successful through hns posutlon on the lane Has cheerfulness and flne spurlt of cooperation have won for htm many fruends among has fellow cadets Durlng has after school hours he works In a garage and has become an expert on towlng Hts busaness card reads Have Wrecker, Wlll Tow Good luck Fred T55 Cadet Sergeant Fnrst Class ANFHONY j TABACCO Tony Blessed Sacrament Crednt Roll l 2 3 Knnghts 4 Cadet Staff 4 Tony IS the llfe of 305 due to hrs odd laugh and funny cracks Tony IS usually seen with Harry Joyce and Bleachy Horan He rarely misses a football or basketball game and he also can be found on many a slope at famous sk: resorts Tony would luke to attend St Mrchael s College In Vermont Qfn' -t ,. U H - - 4 1 f 1 - 1 1 1 - H H - - - - I I ' I I ' I 2,3,4. ot l, , ,. ,,,. ball .1 l,,,. y ,2- l ,,3,4. H If - - - . . . .. , . , , . 1 ta -'s'2 '.1 wikift-vii K r ' ' W1-'rw-Ja. soar- t a-::.-f.,-4 - f L - 'g:,'f' '1 ' J , -1' 131,35 X . XTQQC J .- - -?,.:'9 wr ' - s5.v?,i' ag,-J, t , M saga-. ,f.,, sr x 'QF' ' . , H H , , . . . 11 u - - - - - H H . , . . ff , Il Il ' ' I - ' If If s-af' I I I ' ' ' Cadet Lieutenant Colonel KENNETH 1. TOOMEY Mb' MA St. Teresa -ft? up--- f',1' 1f T ' Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Distinguished Cadet 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 1, 3, 4. Armorer 2, 3, 4. Sentry Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. Editor-in-Chief 4. Yearbook 4. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Knights 4. Track 1, 2. Cross Country 1. Wansboro Rifles 2, 3, 4. Ken is one of the men of 104 who holds up the wall in the back of the room. Ma , as he is sometimes called plans to attend college and then study law at Albany Law School. He can usually be found either with Ben McFerran or some other member of the New Scotland Ave. gang. Best of luck Ken! Cadet Sergeant First Class JOHN P VALENTE IR Moose Christian Brothers Academy Merit Roll 1 Credit Roll 2 3 Honor Company 3 Basketball 1 ln tramural Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 4 Track 1 2 Glee Club 1 4 Knights 4 Cadet Staff 4 Sentry Staff 1 Dance Committee 4 Muslcale 1 2 Moose is a very well liked person He IS a fine supporter for all of the school sports and can usually be seen with Bill Murphy John Barry and Jack Kuon Moose can be found after school in his Olds spinning around town At completion of school he plans to Siena College Good luck to a great guy Cadet Flrst Lieutenant JOHN E VROMAN Jack Christian Brothers Academy Honor Roll 1 Merit Roll 2 3 Distinguished Cadet 3 Wansboro Rifles 4 Glee Club 1 3 4 Cadet Staff 4 Basketball 1 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Knights 4 Musicale 1 2 3 .lack has been with us since the seventh grade and he has made friends all the way through An ardent Bandstand fan Jack is a great dancer He can always be seen with Bull Murphy and Dick Smith John is well liked by all He plans to go to college Good luck to Jack In the future Cadet Frrst Sergeant EVERETT F IWAGNER Jericho Junior High Ev as he is called by his friends has an amazing knack of pulling gasoline motors apart and getting them successfully back together again As for sports Ev takes to the lakes for he is a terrific swimmer and ice skater and takes advantage of the water year round He has a strong desire to enter the field of electrical engineering Best of luck to a great fellow Cadet Master Sergeant GERALD P WALSH Gerry St Columba Gerry is one of the members of the Schenectady Club who enllghtens the morning with his cool humor After school he can be found at the A8- P where he is supposed to be putting up stock but he is usually behind the sugar bags sleeping The trum pet takes up much of his spare time He plays in the school band and also in the schools up and coming swung band Best of luck to you In college Gerry Cadet Second Lreutenant I RICHARD WALTON Ric Christian Brothers Academy Honor Roll 1 Wansboro Rifles 34 Honor Cadet 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 Cadet Staff 4 Knights 4 Dance Committee 4 Rick is another of our six year men, well known for his ef- forts in a musical vein. He plays alto sax in the regimental band and displays his talent again in his own swing band the Tumble- weeds'. When he puts away his hot Chevrolet and cools off his hot sax, Rick wants to take pre-law and history, his favorite subiects. ,flip 10 ,gf-'JP 84' oil? Cadet Master Sergeant MICHAEL W IVHITE Whitey Our Lady of Angels Merit Roll I 3 Glee Club I Knights 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Intramural Boxing I Honor Battalion 3 Intramural Bowling 3 In Mike s four years at the academy he has made many friends with his humorous sayings Mike can usually be found with Pun chy Paeglow and Al Griffen after school He can also be found at most of the schools activities One of his biggest enjoyments in life is bombing around town in his red and white Chevy Whitey plans to either enlist in the Marines or began his studying to be a court stenographer Cadet First Lieutenant JEFFREY P IWOOD e St Brigid s Merit Roll I 2 Credit Roll 3 Honor Cadet 2 3 4 Wansboro Rifles 2 3 4 Plebe Manual of Arms Medal I Honor Battalion 3 Knights 4 Cross Country 4 Cadet Staff 4 Tennis 3 Musical Review 4 study engineering at R P I Jeff is one of the lively members of the Senior Class He was one of the dancers in the Fabulous Trio that did Steam Heat in our musicale Jeff can usually be found with Arnie Krause Tim Campion and Ken Kimmins He is widely known throughout the English class of IO4 for his sensational sonnets which have luv ened up the periods considerably After graduation Jeff plans to Cadet First Lieutenant DAVE YEZZI Yezz Christian Brothers Academy Merit Roll I 4 Honor Cadet 2 Distinguished Cadet 3 4 Wansboro Rifles 2, 3, 4, Armorers 2, 3, 4. Cadet Staff 4. Dance Committee 4. Knights 4. Basketball I. Football I, 2, 3, 4. Intramural Basketball , 3. Intramural Boxing I. Varsity B Club 2, 3, . Yezz is a six year man, always respected for his sound judge- ments and sincerity in expressing an opinion. Usually found with Bob Starzec, Tim Campion, and John Picotte, his big interest is playing, watching or just talking about football. He spends his leisure hours listening to jazz records and admiring sports cars. 1-- Cadet F1rst Sergeant ROBERT G YOUNG o Chrlstlan Brothers Academy Knights 4 Wansboro Rifles 3 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Bo can be seen hopprng at our C BA record hops If you ever notice hum you wlll see that he rs a pretty good dancer Bob IS an easy fellow to carry on a conservatton wrth that IS If you dont mind looklng up all the time Has Intentions for the future are undecided as of yet ak Cadet F1rst Sergeant WALTER E ZURN Wat Chrrstnan Brothers Academy Rifle Team I 2 3 4 Tennls I 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Co Captarn Rrfle Team 4 Wansboro Rrfles 3 Walt rs one of the members of the fabulous C B A rrfle team He can often be found trackung some poor deer who wrll end up on has table He can be found at Makes wrth C Rupsrs and J Kal teux He plans on furthering his education rn college Good luck Walt gxSHTSX0' SIUHJ 'W Q 'If f ,j Q f wfsfr-x 4 - In January 1959 e Knnghts received their lapel puns emblematic of their membershrp In C B A s voca tlon club Deslgned by W Conlon the pan symbolrzes the alms and duties of the organlzatron The helmet shneld and crossed swords are representative of the qU6lIlI6S of a Knlght chlvalry and loyalty The book on the shneld reminds one of the dauly prayers to be sand by each Knlght gf' ii' .253 gg AQ. :Qi-4 : .x-H ,Q I .353 If SQHUD s ?i.f. 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Cadet Master Sergeant MILITARY HISTORY The C B A Cadet Corps was establashed consustung of three companies and commanded by Cadet Mayor Daniel E Lynch Magor McGown was the first mnlutary Instructor The first rnllltary medal was Won by John Funerty now Rev John L Flnerty O P class of 94 L T Thornasl Wansboro class of 91 alsoa West Point graduate was the flrst U S offxcer krlled In the Spanush Amerncan War Durtng the dnrectorshup of Bro Clement the Ctvtl War Zouave untform was abolxshed In favor of the dress blue unutorm presently an use E -: f', IQ '55 .-.-- Cadef Lieutenant Colonel Edgar Richards Commander Q? Cadet Major Benjcmen McFerrcn Execmive Officer pn., W.. T , . ,wx 'vxs' Cadet Captain William Heim Adjutant fi rv? 4 Y... 1-1'vf 5 cf' Q'-fi i 1 Cadet Captain John Mcxstodt Cadet Master Sergea nt Richard Stock 1935 1937 The Cadet Corps was raused to the status of a reg: ment made up of two battallons A mllrtary band was organized along wuth a cavalry untt troop F Troop F was unrque because lt was the only such unlt an the United States conducted by a mllrtary day school C B A was accredlted by the War Department of the government as a rnllltary academy Col Bert rand L T Fay U S M C R was appolnted P M S 84T The Wansboro Rffles a mslutary honor socnety was established and named after L T Thomas Wans boro class of 91 X , L F ' 4 'f Furst PNatoon SeaTedgLR E Push C Bergeron B Cary E DeCosrno R Haga Snncer VV Morgan M Mosher E OConneIl Thurd row dorn G Marco G Catalano M Donovan Second row T Bar Srnvth P Treanor n J m eu T Solo U Krea pu, Cadet Second Lweorenanr Franos Manar Wlllmarww Ac Execorwe Offwccr as f Cadet Captain Michael Parker Commamdmg Officer Cade? Fxrsf LISXJTGHGIIT anus P Y , l ,, .. A Q is , .. . - L . ' Q. l R' lJ4 ll' l Second Platoon Snare-dlLR J Lople J Leonard L Wnest J Kaperka B Buckoff 5 n Th rd row W Rosencrans R Roch M C sfle T Flack P J Cozzollno R Bauer M Lee Se ond row T Hayner J Parlseau Oberrlng J Condon A Sennelt VX: le G Padu a J MLJr1l4vvTZ J McGarry J A pun J Ro 1 21 a as mace up of the blgge rw 'M' of Tlwe academy generally upper Class men A company Could Held a we loofball learn vvnn such members as T arlon B oc off Cozzo :no Paruseau J Monlcwufz Stepplng off avne weacl of the regiment eacn Week as one of the better rnarclmung companies and The Ieafllng company ol the plwysrcal Wil drnw Cade? Second Lueotenanl Qadef Mage, gergeam Frecerlck Talln an Dawd Qbenmg BRAVO 'X Q-fx Cadet Captam Richard Lavigne Cadet Second I-'eU?em'3m Commandmg Offrcer Cade? F rs? Lneutenanf Gene MOVTOU David Yezzl Execufwve Officer l F V51 P MQQH Q-fave-ci LR E .Zvss Q Sa 5O'd J Pla S Q Www J Vakwm- F I 'Y v aj Y- pl f y. ' 1, 3, Pm.. A Qvymu P . S' P P-ff ,rw E C B' S' .aff 2 A P Farm- D F'.,v',q a, KJ, L' 5' Y 9- Q '.'1 '-3 P B'- w J '-' MVS P '. fVm, PAN Bravo Co lead by its Captain Dick Lavigne added class and spirit to the regiment on drill days Seniors helped turn the underclass men into marching marvels With the help ot Lts D Yezzi K Kimmins andJ Morton B Co vvasalwaysin step and alinement The Senior members ot B Co also added most Kenneth Krmmins Walter Zorn l no G Hors 1 J J Cla lc J Halter, J. Losvo, R, Dc Golash, R, Croi' n, Th rc r Co n J T plug ts Ca thy v y Ni B cz J 5- S l 1 S cg' fl row: A D Bernardo, J Van Heivstu-'qfgn P Ho 5 1 B ' i lril J Hflnars 'J ' ' . . . Its ot the spirit to the Senior Class. Cadet First Lieutenant Cadet Master Sergeant V .i First Platoon Seated QL-RJ: R. Greenwald, J. Warnock, J. Martin, D. Goddeau, W. Halpin, J. Barry, J. Shields, T. Wallingford. Second row: N. Criscione, R. Corbett, R. Britell, F. Smith, G. Cummings, D. Michalski, J. McGrath, T. Parisella. Third row: F. Hallenback, D. Miller, R. Taylor, W. Mohler, R. Krause. 'L figgzgiff N' - if 4 'in Y'-7 'Cv' ...Q Cadet Captain Charles Maffeo Cadet Second Lieutenant Commandmg Offlcer Cadet Second Lieutenant John Demarest Maurice Savage Executive Officer Q 'i ' 1' Cadet Second Lieutenant Cadet Master Sergeant Robert Murray Michael White Second Platoon Second row J Kelly P Fleming R Marshall M Canavan M Sencer J McEneny B Reehl B Grovenger Third row C Dancy E Guru R Hock G Betzwreser V Burometto T Ferrigan E Kampf ., .37 Q' 4.5 L' , .f if Seated CL-RJ: E. Napierski, R. Canestrari, E. Holmes, W. Byrne, P. Porto, R. Schaefer, A. Griffin R, Oropallo. ff? 7 , e ',,.. , Cadet Lieutenant Timothy Campion Commander 1,52 'tx 1? N .lf--nf Cadet Maior Robert Huflcmd Executive Officer f. lf? 4 War sas? 'vs f Cadet Captain John Matthews Adluta nt Cadet Captaxn Graham Greely 'wx ...rf r- 'U ' Cadet Master Sergeant George Skerrntt 1938 1946 1951 1955 Atter 47 years Cadet Maqor as the highest rank whlch one mnght achieve at CBA Edward J Vadney became the fnrst Cadet Colonel Folowung WW 2 the Army declared all cavalry unrts obsolete and ordered them drscontlnued Troop F was abolnshed at C B A Havzng spent eleven years at C B A as P M S 8g T and five years overseas durxng the war Col Fay was replaced at C B A by Capt Raymond F Joyce Jr C BA receuves nts first Honor Mzlntary School ratung Gold stars are sewn on right sleeves ofthe servsce coats Capt Joyce promoted to the rank of Magor ELTA 9- Flrst Platoon ated QL RJ R WaNsh H Hay D Mu aney Poro C U Schade T Leonard 'Hurd row D Delehanty J Gadomsku F to A Bucca B Zara J Suarez Second row G Gewer Wanback wsenfekier P O v r M G gguns E Stev ns T Kwnek ills rv- 65 Q- fr? C' Cade? Cap1awn Edward Gahgher Comm andmg Offmcu Cade? Furs! Lvewenam John Vroman JO+ K nn mon Execufuve Offrcer Cadet Ffrst Lweutenanr MPANY Second Platoon ,- X. Seated KL RD J Amodeo W Hutton E Wutlwlack J Bnscone Quackenboslw R Kttler Thtrd row H Joyce G Hay E Powers J Fusco T McGarr E Masso K Flannery Second row J Futta D Qungley M Tabacco a ock W La gton B Pa ano A S er K Flores Cadet Second Lleutenant Joseph Cotrofeld i wlttcn stands for Delta cou lust as well stand for deterrnnnatuon be cause Delta us deterrnlned to be the best company an the regtment Under the e dlrectlon of Captain E e Gallagher tlte company strnves to recetye a top ratlng every yyeelc Wntlw J Kwon J Cotroteld andJ Vroman cracklng the Whip ot dlsclpllne Delta proudly leads the way for the Second Battallon l. Cadet Master Sergeant DanuelGlasl1een E C .,f-N 1 I' 'N . ww Cadet Captain Richard D Alessandro Commanding Offucer Cadet Furs? Lreutenant Wlllxam Keck Cade? Furs? Luewenant Thomas Flanagan Execufnve Offwcer Pa sud C r U scxfnbnsw gnq Seconc row J Coe fl dY7 V U QA V 5 C P K -my W G 'VX N l 2 . , , CadeT First Lie-uTenan1 Jeffery Wood The liTTIe men of Echo Com- pany make up Tor Their size by Their snappy manual and precision drill. This is due To The able leadership of CadeT CapTain Dick D'Alessandro and FirsT LieUTenanTs Jeff Wood, Bill Keck and Tom Flanigan. We are con- TidenT ThaT someday These liTTle men will go on To become The big men of The CadeT Regiment l. CadeT MasTer Se-rgeanT Evere-TT Wagner Sc cond Pl Noon owj W L l N 1 a o Farn i VH. O VC LLC!! VV O T Rooncy P P in i J Acansj or f bi 2 if fl Sl! .- ' ZS Q25, .. f- QLQ- Q- 6,90 - wa, T sk ' 'A - N X cb ra QE 24 Cb ca 0 an- aio- is-fi, - - - -aff' : 12 GA A A Z 4' V- ' o ' . , 4 - x , ..p .. ,Q .. - .f , Seated CL RJ, A Punckney T Gaynor J Harvey J Perreault, A. Restlfo, J. Carr, D. O'Brien, M. Ravall Second row D Gendreau P Ferrrgan M Cnr llo J Sanchirico, M. O'Brien, G. Kretser, T, Young, R. Marra ,quam Cadet Ca ptaln Paul Ma hota Cadet Flrst Lueutenant Commanding Offlcer Cadet Flrst Lieutenant Foxtrot, one of our smallest com panles, IS commanded by Captain Paul Mahota and IS assisted by Lts Wllllam Murphy and Richard Lennon What rt lacks rn stature rt makes up In excellence for It rs always one of the outstanding unuts, In appearance and precrslon and IS a great credit to the Regiment Cadet Second Lieutenant Cadet Master Sergeant Richard Lennon Daniel McAuley Seated CL Rl L Greenberg M Chevalner P DeLucla B Nelson F Cacckello P Brgelman T Varden J Lomomoco Second row C Barth W Trnola R Rauche K Kennan J Zornek L Sheremetta D Bronner P Cassidy Thrrd row J Falace M Wallmngford P Degnan J Smuth S Chrrstenson ,s 1' .. Wllllam Murphy Robert Benlamm Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Kenneth Toomey Commander it? Tp-9' M! Cw5 lux Cadet Major William Clark Executive Officer A, ,mx A3 -.......4..f xx-'V Cadet Captain Richard Moore .iffy Adlutant nv-- '? Cadet Captain Wllllom MUXSI'Udf Cadet Master Sergea nt Peter LoFleche I 956 1958 The old style full length overcoat was replaced by a three fourths length overcoat for winter wear A third battalion was added to the regurnent MILITARY DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI Lt Gen Bertrand T Fay class of I4 USMCR retired Brig Gen GeraldC Kelleher class of 26 U S Infantry advisor to Japan Mayor JohnJ Kelly Jr Class of 38 U S Infantry D S C an SICIIY 1943 Sllver Star In Africa I943 Srlver Star vvrth Oak Leaf cluster In France I944 Purple Heart In France I9-44. Ftrst Platoon ated LL Ry G Myers R rahm J r Floo o r Pao n S cond row M Morgan Benort A Leonardo Smyth H Hanratta S Knapp J Barna R OConnelI M Doherty L Cr wtord Tnrrd row R B ers Scha r J Hotto 'iw Cadet Captaun P T L Ch II Cadet Second Lueutenant Copinignglngagiflier Henry I-Xsnlrne Exe-futuye Otfwcer px OV Cadet Frst Lreotenant Ro ald Snwrtn P NY ,,,., ,,x nog . , LI To A , 1 . ' gl.. K . J Second PlaYoon eated AR A mu w r n Go re Garrut berfs G Berbmck P Cannon Thwrd row C McEr1Tyre A Chag Foley D Bermarde G Hmrata T Connery Second row G non P Edwards A Famaozzw CareNn D Orme-Wy J a P eo-Q ..- Cadet Furs? Lueutemam Cadei MasTer Sergeant Louis House Raymond Bond HOTEL 19... 'Us ov' hr Cadet Captaun Stephen Krause Commandmg Qffmer Cadet Second Lieutenant Brian Dlllon Rlchard Holm Executnve Ottlcer Cadet First Lneutenant Ftrst Platoon eated LR rw eer U e a C Lancw pert Tnwrd row S Ltr-den-ar' H MCGJO ne 'VX Burns E S een J Loudts M Harms Second row J Bone K an L Be a C Boot rv J ok der orreJV rw La P CMPA Cadet Second Lieutenant Joseph Robilotto NY Company H is the pride and ioy of Captain Steven Krause, lt has been privileged in bearing the Honor Guidon many times. The platoons of Lieutenants Richard Holm and Joseph Robilotto added great mirth tothe Annual Drill fGuerrilla Tacticsl as they displayed their native abilities. In athletic strength HOTEL is vvell represented in Football, Dick Holm, Charlie Boutin, and Steve Lin- demann: Basketball, Mike Burns and Steve Lindemann: and Track, Arnie Krause and John Dunn. H Company ranks high in the marching status ot the Regiment. Each cadet has the mark ot exper- ience and the appearance of quality. K' ' . ,fix Cadet Master Sergeant Robert Young Second Platoo Seated fLRl L Do Red ge P Hallen ec a c h W ao a s P Pa ella Second row A Pon o e y Sa J u a s e N Sha ,i ' A 's 5' 'S T L ' L Ta' L i 1 ' - ' f - A i . . . h . 0 H n ,: . minico, J. Kalteux, R, i in r, , b k, C y e, T ird ro : M. Garaf l , D. Farrell, T. Brown, D. Smith, R. Hall, E. D lton, J. Davi, . n , : , dill , J, D ve , J, voie. . D nn, J. Picotte, H. M r h, E. Coff y, J. Collins, , y, K. n .9140 First Platoon Seated CL-RJ: T. Kelly, R. Hagadorn, J, Roche, K. Kissane, J. Barry, R. Bivona, R. Fletcher, T. Quinlan. Second row: W. Kellogg, D. Reynolds, J. Rose, J. Chinik, F. Frament, J. Sheehy, R. Bobbins. M. Deming, W. Hawkins, M. Bucholsky. Third row: J. Smith, F. Geier, J. Murphy, F. Miecznikowski, P. Fish. -nn-1 Cadet Captain Richard Smith Cadet Second Lieutenant Commandmg Qffmer Cadet First Lieutenant Peter GFOSS Daniel Horan Executive Officer vii oo. Cadet Second Lieutenant Cadet Master Sergeant Ronald Bendall Joseph Banaszewski Second Platoon row P Famnano R Delahoyd R Pokrzywicki E Hodgkinson L Kratz K Cusato T North J Clark P Granger D Wagner Seated KL-RJ: J. Sandford, E. Jarosz, A. House, W. Conlon, J. Pedlow, J. Deiiulio, C. Parisella, B. Keck. Second Seated CL-RJ: J. McKenna, G. Crowley, J. Coyne, M. Buff. Standing: A. Brousseau, J. Loro, J. Rosencrans, G Parker, T. Carpenter, R. Hornacheck, J. Moreland, R. VonRonnie, J. Brooks, R. Nolan, A. Talbert, R. Malone W. Forth, J. Mc Geough, J. Delaney, J. Coffey, P. Horan, R. Ridgeway, P. DeRing, R, Bunn, E. Ray, A. Karr J. Fusco, J. Di Nuzzio, J. Schaefer, J. Dennis, M. O'Donnell, A. Sangiorgi, R. Nash. .. gf, Q-, ia i-' Z- 'V J. Walton R. Holenstein Seated fl.-RJ: A. Fischer, M. Hyer, A. Mosman, P. Vella. Standing: T. O'Brien, S. Sgarlata, J. Manning, R. Brad. J. Squadere, C. Tubbs, M. Varden, J. Hoff, J. Cashman, J. Wright, D. Riede, R. Matusiak, S. Zachare- witz, F. Mc Ginty, L. Stone, N. Quinn, A. De Luca, P. De Nova, W. Lisoski, A. Skawinski, L. Gagliardi, R. Trudell, J. Roberts, J. Huber. . g 'fs ,, 1. TT :E3.g.4gf,3 1-Qg f-,ggi-,f wifi A 5. 1,-4 G. Da Donna G. Walsh . W. PLEBE WEEK Ik Jr' 'WEN' i i vp- Eyes Left Muster H 'ha' Pfvor COMMISSIONING . Maior Joyce addresses new officers. Colonel Sfarzec receives bars from proud parents. fKf.Q f aff: I gg' 72 x Q,n 4 mx i ,XS 2- '5' A as ' ' , Aw 5' . -. , .s,- . ,Nfl-. 'R fl E 1 ,J 4: fa AAL 1. .oh I .,, WW . 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A DeLuca J Mullea A Chagnon T Vardon B Clancy T Byron J Sanchrnco Sec ond row R Jordan D Delehanfy J McEnaney N Shay J Goeiz R Bessette W Schade M Tabacco Thurd row D Yezzu A Smuth J Smcer T Gerrnty J T Clark P Leppert R Jordar- explaumng the dos and donrs of It 113 Cadet D Yezzn Dnstrubutes the weekly assngnmenfs l llgl ll 'f One of the grammer grades in 1916 Junior High's basketball team. Kneeling lL-RD: .l. Mannarino, R. Quack- enbush, J. Hagerty, V. Gagliardi, M. Carrol, R. Holblne. Standing: J. Collins, R. Isler, S. Michelson, A. Beaupre, D. Maki, M. Maguire. sf ' - Qt Furs? row KL RJ M Heatly E Sequme F DnMura J H b T Ch u er rustenson Brother Martun Moderator D Goguen J VanDeusen C Am d D 0 eo Momrow R Trlschetta Second row J Farrell R Marnnu R Green F Vlscontn E Hallock R Green M Flato A Muller J Hanufan J Rodd J Recldush D Daum W Wagner E Sanders P ODonnell B Maller Thtrd row M Ba tt W rre Qumn J Shuttleworth R Schade H DnBernarclo R Drake Fourth row H Cl k ar e W Snyder D Dufresne W Goregan M Kelly W Young J Barrett Mnssung from pucture J Smxth -,-,A,,. , 115 Brother Martm explannung the use of preflxes Y' .M-li Q l 2 ations dems on VOC f yhe stu one 0 Brother Al0Y5'Us quesllons 'lt First row CL RJ A Manson M Carroll H Olby J Hagerty T Wnlluams Brother Aloyslus Moderator H Hall J Mannarmo B Campuon M Lyon R Holbme Second row R Farnum F Delaney R lsler T Stull G Van Derzee J Colluns R Hall P Gr W enuer Coyle J Hodgkmson L Vlscontu Thurd row J Keeler J Moriarty A ODonnell G Glover Fourth row G Van Derh den W Abl y ee M Maguire J Cashman J Guy D Make A Scoca Mnssmg from pncture B Sanglorgl 'I16 Uqtuu R' 'WI CQ, ,1 00 qv f SWK Fsrsf row CL RD W Gareluck D Martnn J P o nofrowskn A Dorsey R Quackenbush Bro1herC Thomas Moderator V Gaglnardl R Barvoers J Sacca J Clark J Speed S d S M h I econ row D Ackart D Schryver nc eson J Donlon J Osfrowskn W Cleveland K Muller J Cuarcnaglonn R Wuckhman M Snyder J Forsf Thurd row A Beaupre J M h a on J Barrett T Hurley Fourth row M Franks J Tesch Musslng from pncture L Avernll P Beddow e -af ,x- '14 112 Summa 117 Brother Thomas checks The home work ,J ' , 72 i we i M ,Q K a ' 1. 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The vicious block- ing, tackling and hard running of the Brothers left Draper on the short end of a 27-O score. Rod Bobbins caught a Ron Devey aerial for one, while Bill Byrne skirted right end from 31 yards out for another. John Pariseau plunged over from the three in the third quarter for the Brothers third T. D. of the night. Then linebacker Dave Yezzi blocked a punt into the end zone, where Rod Bobbins recovered for the final score. Good blocking was displayed by Dave Oberting and Tom Barton. The Brothers, on defense, were led by Barton, Oberting, Dick Lavigne, Jack Griner and Brian Buckoff. may i Sept. Isf - Forster's ing for a tough season K . er ownin their last opponent, Forster's Brother A. Patrick, F.S.C. Brother Alfred, F,S,C, Moderator Athletic Director vid Oberting Co-Captain End All-Albany C B. A. CRUSADERS F , kd i Y c I 1 William Byrne 'V Robert Starzer 4 Il! ,A Fullback V Halfback 5 3 NO JOY IN TROY lt was a sunny afternoon in Troy when the Purple and Gold Powerhouse went after its second shut-out victory of the still young season. The hopeful Brothers were out to avenge another of last seasons six defeats. The game was fought on even terms for several minutes until Dick Stack broke it wide open wtih an BO yard touchdown run around left end lead by good blocking. From that point on it was all Brothers with the Purple and Gold run- ning through, passing over and stopping the Crusaders cold for a 26-O shut out win. W' John Pariseau R' R d y B P Q Fullback A 3 b 0 X' A -Albany QPOINTS AREJ CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN C. B. A. won its third straight game of the season over a strong LaSalle eleven, T2-O, at Empire Raceway. The Brothers scored in The second period on a Q. B. sneak by R. Devey, capping a 73 yard drive. In the third quarter, J. Griner recovered a LaSalle fumble at midfield. From there a Devey-to-Byrne pass and runs by J. Pariseau and R. Stack got the ball to the LaSalle TB. Devey then pitched to D. Oberting, who made a spec- tacular catch, for a TD. The great C. B. A. offense was overshadowed by a greater defense. The defensive unit held LaSalle to 36 yards. They could get only a -8 yards on the ground. ew 4-H' . .ww ' , .Q , Us 3, it 5 .. ...m,..ma-annie' Rchard Holm W Q' Center All-Albany I . . ft ' If 1. ' ff . ,, Q X' A' jf ' 17' I , T ' KV Lions thrown for a loss by Cozzolino and Oberting I rm BROTHERS END LIONS EIGHT YEAR REIGN L55 The next game found the undefeated and unscored upon Edward G H h Brothers taking on the Lions from Madison Avenue. V. I. also entered End 9 9' the contest undefeated boasting a ten game winning streak. A Fred Tallman Tackle record 7,000 fans iammed into Hawkins Stadium to see the annual fall classic, with the outcome of the game deciding the champions of the Diocesan League. The Brothers struck fiercely at the start trying to end the Lions eight year domination of the annual homecoming game. The Broth- ers got their two scores in the first period, behind marches of 66 and 52 yards by fullback John Pariseau and halfback Bill Byrne. With Byrne carrying 45 yards in 3 plays and Dick Stack carrying for I0 the ball was brought to the VI 5, with fullback John 'Pariseau plunging over for the T. D. It took only six plays to get the second score. Byrne went off tackle from the seven to climax that haul. Rod Bobbins dropped kick the PAT to make it I3-0. A 20 yard TD pass kept the Lions hopes alive early in the second quarter. An untimely fumble on our own I0 yard line set up the Lions second score which tied up the game. Co-Captains Byrne and Oberting were this years winners of the Brother Aloysuis Memorial Trophy. Bill Byrne lugged the ball I2 times for 94 yards, 9 more than the entire VI team accumulated on the ground. Oberting was a stand out on defense and a fine block- er and receiver on offense which merited him his share of the trophy. ff , f 2 fi - thbb INDIANS SCALPED . . . 26-O For their 5th game of the season the Brothers took to the road traveling north to take on a highly regarded Glens Falls' eleven with a 5-O record. The Purple and Gold, facing its third undefeated team in a row, met the Northern Conference Champions on a rain-soaked field. The Brother's drew first blood with a Devey-to-Bobbins aerial at the end of the third quarter. The steady drizzle didn't effect the Brothers passing attack as Devey hit Stack in the end zone for his second of three T. D. aerials. Stack's brilliant 50 yard punt return to the 5 yard line set up the Brothers third score in the opening minutes of the second half. Two plays later Pariseau scored standing up. Bobbins drop kicked for the P. A. T. The lndians air attack failed when Stack picked off a Glens Falls aerial, to set up the Brothers final tally. On the next play Devey uncocked his arm again to fire a pass to Oberting in the end zone. Bobbins fakes, dropkicks and throws to Oberting for the P. A. T. Pariseua stopped the lndians only scoring threat. FX if-'s -71.1, ttf OE! Tackl f 'X x-QQ E Q., I Qff Q 1 3 Paul Pagelo Center ' T3 Joseph Losito Tackle ,if x k 'K A ' 1 A Q' vi? ff Q sa I KR, W if 1 'M 'Q UNfj1!?k'Vff,, -M, -Y.. a mv 4' . Q . V, s U ff? s 69' A A.H.S. tackler finds out he doesn't need a car to Drag. 1? Yi wlk .4--P wt' f We - Q 4 we C M. , my-af Q My rrrr 4, are f d , ,5:74 fgW fi fs- fag be .H V V' A' W ze .Q l ., L. ff . . 4 N. W, ,N 5 -as ' 1 sn .VL9 a vw ...M M, R.AStack rips tlgough the Cardinal secondary for long yardage. mm 9: .6 s L A if 'I 4 -1 All Albany QC , W 19 ' .J 2' he .E 1 4- 57,8 , x 'H' hx ,X f J J .5 John Grlner Guard All-Albany 'sf Charles Maffeo Halfback Cayce looks for an opening. Naperiski rounds end for a T.D VonRonne looks for blockers as he heads for the sidelines. First Row: D. Smith, J. Hallock, K. Cayce, R. VonRonne, N. Shay, P. Marini, D. Michalski, E. Kampf. Second Row: A. Sennett, J. Forth, P. Bennett, D. Farrell, F. Geier, B. Keck, M. Lee, J. Coyne, J. McEneny. urs! Row J Mullens M Dougherty G Myers J Baum Flrst Row Taranto E Sulger P Edwards T McGarr P Buegle A Chagnon R Hock B Reehl Second Row T Leonard T man Second Row M Chevaluer A Restnfo J Barrett T OBrnen Young R Brnell R Flo CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Champuonshvp Team vs! Row R OConneII Ro nnson J McGrath Krause R Smcer P Fleming Second Row C Mcffntyre T sf Row J Bner I J Cond lst Row D Bronner E Lawler E Stevens A Pallone Gurnck Second Row B Grovenger L Bruno F Cacckello Lemme J Zornek P Luppello R Slattery J Muller raw. .il u 129 F' 1 . , , , . , . , ' 1 , . , . , , , . ' , . J' A, . rrea. J I 4 J h I J I I Fr : . ' , J, b' , . , R. Gaynor, P. Lepoert. V S Fir 1 , T. Clark, J, Wahl, J. ' nack', . on, E. F'r : . , . , . , . , E .1 W ' ,A W Q3 E 1. Catch me rf you can' I + won Fnrst P ace The C B A Harriers They re off wnth a bang BANG' Just one more fume around L S I' Q :-riff W.. F52 f 4 .ff- nf 2 Q if fl YUW in 5- J Demarest tnes for Ywo from The snde P Donnelly gels one off agarns1C C H S rf' ls it ho? B'lI 'P ANSAQ' 'N N1 lull durlng The McCloskey game I yl T. Connery jumps for Ywo against Albany High 1 f aw W A J ,fi Xa f' l li .K Q V 'IFS X 'aff . - ll l , ' Y , fjf ' 5 F F ' ' Michael Parker I James Pedlow I All Albany Second Team , I 1- ' l 1 A ., X V XR I - .V 'J I Z' 1 2' ' V -uw' , W ' a f' if ' A k Q Ronald Smith V' 'A 3 an f X .f al- ' nhl X X an ' ' def' x , ,M Y , . f , . A ii f X , X 2' 5 -4' i J N U l ' If . X M A 9 .OQI T 'L 31 V David Oberting V All Albany Honorable Mention R K l . ii W 5 l 'V' p To g X A Z1,'5fw . if , Philip Donnelly L . 5 rg f lg , ' -Q ig. ' Q if ' 136 A my 5, k my :xx sv. 0-4 X x K , ,kj iqef n Thomas Barton All Albany Second Team X Michael Burns 4,Q K ' X if pf 2 John Matthews ,.f lx M.. A.. if All Albany First Team John Demarest Richard Lavigne 137 E x in . ,V 4 .wagtx .-nl ' ,,,.,..,.v-4. 3 s VARSITY First row CL-RJ: J, Pedlow, R. Lavigne, P Donnelly, J. Demarest, R. Smith. Second row: J. Matthews, M. Burns, T. Barton, M Parker, D. Oberting, W. Adams. at Q? xXlLgv2 fs at, bv Xe ggi? FRESHMEN Kneeling: R. Britell, B. Reelnl, D. Michalski P. Leppert, F. Hallenback. Standzng: E Stevens, Manager, J. Pryor, K. O'NeilI, J Baum, M, Castle, D. Smith, R, Greenwald Missing from picture. K. Flannery and T O'Brien. l w., . it, 7... You wouldn'11hink we won this game, L-R: M. Golash, P Oliver W Schade T Varden .I Miller J McEnane . , . , . , , , . y, T. Byron, R CHEELEADERS OC J. McEnaney, T. Byron, W. Quackenbush. J. Banaszewski hiding behind T. Byron. FOOTBALL MANAGERS 1? :'L.- .rs BQ' 'Lx B-R-o-T-H-E-R-S BASKETBALL MANAGERS .-'YJ J. McEnaney, T. Byron, A. DeLuca. Missing from The piciurez P. Perrault. I H ix TRACK After lO laps around the gym they are still golng strong. 11 '12 X , 9- NS. 'SX Al f. Why dtdn't we stay in shape durtng the winter? They didn't tell us that the Condttionlng would be this hard! .-,A ,1 .. f ' Cf'l5: L.q 4' ' .- iv -X. -- .L+ . Erma ,,,...4. ...- ru .. ,. ,Y was f.. 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Wfaff' sf A tiff , , 5' ctivities , 0 M659 4 F J Frrst row LL RJ R Jordan H Joyce R Gardner B McFerran A Franze C Maffeo L Sherernetta R Marra J Maxstadt R Benlamnn C Lancs Second row T Campuon R Byers M Savage W Clark J McGarry R Sanford P Paeglow R Smtth J Cook Thrrd row J Pucotte J Hoar A House C Rupsls R Bauer W Halpm J Kuon J Losuto W Conlon Fourth row F Godfrey R Lennon R Catalano R Hufland W Hearn R Holm T North R Starzec Frfth row W Adams A Benon K Krmmrns J Valente P Kraeg R Bendall R Hagadorn S Krause K Toomey Snxth row T Barton G Maloy R Smith D Yezzu First row F Hallenbeck A Fantauzzu K Keenan J Carr J Hams W Cllfford M OBUQU G Krefggr C McEntyre Second row F Smrth R Corbett A Chagnon P Ohyer E Gurtk W Schade J Barna D Muchalskn J Rnccn Third row A Sennett R Morask: R Canastraru J Furlong L Domenrco B Tyndell Durrant W Pape W Hawkrns Fourth row Mosher M Mullady E Frsh J Smger P Ftgh W Serrell ,--,...,... f.. T J 1 i A A e 4 J J f J J, mg f J., .-.,,,,,,,,,.,,7 cz- tl? ' ' Q 6 1 1 y , .. fa ES- QT. X7 . V -fd A M A - -ffydrgsfff J -Qj, L ,yr ,,, 9 ' M f'kf 3,2 K I ' ' A ' , X - ' Q I -Q ' of tv 'I , v 'I 'xy' its -' A 5 Sig? 'L ' A -A , 'L 'lf L L h mc 1,6 .-Q' 'Q I -j,Qh'A , 'ia . Q L ' 5 . ' . , Y 'W A A L A f ' THIRD ORDER OF SAINT FRANCIS AND THE KNIGHTS Members of the Third Order soon to be professed. Seated IL-RJ: J. Anechino, P. LaChapelle, Father Hugh, OFM., Conv., Modera- tor, C. Boutin, R. Byers, S. Sullivan, Standing: B, Dillon, R. Nash, R Holm R Jordan .mb Members of the Knrghts Frrst row IL RJ T Campuon G DuDonna B Ferran A Franze C Maffeo R Marra J Maxstadt R Benlarmn T Kung Second row R Horan W Conlon S Krause J Prcotte W Clark J Mc Garry R Byers P Paeglow W Murphy Thlrd row E Richards P La R Smrth Fourth row R Hagadorn T Hayner M Savage R Catalano R Holm C Rupsus R Lavrgne P Donnelly K Krmmms Frfth row W Adams R Starzec J Valente R Smuth W Herrn F Mahar K Toomey R Bendall Slxth row P Kreag R DAIessandro D Yezzl T North Newly Invested rnenbers of the Thnrd Order Fnrst row OBrren V Cardona E Stevens M ODonnell J Mull D Mar shal B Reehl J Barna Second row Rev Father Hugh OFM Conv Moderator F Srnlth E Fish P Frsh H McGlolne D Jordan . . T- ,WW M044 I Q yi . ' . ' ' 2 . ' , , ' , , Mc Chapelle, R. Lennon, R. Hufland, R. Bauer, W. Halpin, J: Kuon, J., Losito ' - ' . ' CL-RJ: T. ' ' , . , . , . ' , . ' ea, . - VOL XX No 3 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY ALBANY B N Y MARCH l959 Edttor K Toomey and Assoctate Edttor T Campuon look Members of the Sentry Staff Seated IL Rb R Hohenstetn R Morasku Ku... Brother Conrad FSC Moderator Staff rn mbers representnng the Jumor Hugh J Rodd .I Hagerty J Speed . , - ' , , . . over a recent issue of the Sentry. U B. McFerran, R. Byers,, B. Ke-ek, T. Barton. Standing: J. Hai,ns,AJ. MiITeaf I , . . . X CI! f if -- X , Fa, 9 J 1 X m X 4' X 'V . , A ! if AVEV Y r: s f ' ' . I L- r i -- Q ' ., ' Q, 7 lx f iv , X s . C .X -. L t Q ,Q N at 1' C ' :Q C' 'M f ' 1 Z' gf? S x X S. Edutorial Staff reclwecking proffs Seated ll-RJ: W. Keck, K. Kimmins, Editor, R. Jordan, Standing: R. Starzec, T. Campion, R. Holm, S. Krause. 'Q i Xk.Alim! xg 1 Luk Sports editors. Seated CL-RJ: J. Vrornan, R, Smith, J. Valente. Standing: D, Yezzi, E. Gallagher. .,.! X ,- . S X1m Q 'fx f a Planning the pages Seat d LRJ R Walton K Toomey T King Standing B MCP VVBYN J Wood CADET STAFF Q ,X X -rx., fi., xx -.XM Feature writers at work. R. Hufland, P, Mahota. D. Horan, C. Boutin, J. Griner. B, 4 ln 2 ,X J ' X --C . Ni, 'air Checking the business end of production. Seated QL-RJ: W. Heirn, W. Clark, P. Paeglow, J. Picotte. Standing A. Franze , n 96 SENIOR ORA TORS Richard D'AlQssandlO Wmner I a , , ,. .,.1-4? xx J A' I --. Q4 ' rf I 4 ,1 5 ,mm Q 71 2 X, Q Q A . If K 'Y AGA Q WMP' f N' 6 -f' in .5 , RonaNd Bendall DBWCI Hofavw Second Place Thlfd PIBCC gig' 'iff ...... W,M,a,n Keg Edgar Rnchards Thomas Fiamgan S-...f Brother Conrad F S C Moderator of the Sensor and Jumor Publnc Speakers JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE ' M A '93 fwfii? Sophomore Poblwc Speakers. V, Cardona, N. Shay, G. Napierski, J. McEnaney, R. Canastrarx, R. Morasku, B. Keck, 'ig- Qi- Q a Iumor Orafors M Wallrngford J Cromn G Hanratta Wmner J Conway T Barton Mussmg from picture M Tabacco PUBLIC SPEAKERS ,ance 'lb' ,ef Brother A. Wxlflam, F,S.C. Moderator of the Sophomore and Freshmen Public Speakers 'Vs XQLT .-xx 44 Qu lf? '- -'x 3 l-lc1rstTcs LR W Zurn D Horan R Mahota R Hufland R Murra The sharpshooters of C B A s Varsuty Rufle Team chalked up lo out of I8 matches thus year The outstandung top ten consusted ofR Murray W Zurn D Horan R Hufland P Mahota R Hagadorn R Oropallo W Morgan R Bessette andJ Schae fer The shoulder to shoulder matches were agaunst N Y Mulutary Academy Peekskull Manluus West Pount Xavuer Hugh School LaSalle Troy Our postal match opponents vvere Northwestern Mulutary and Naval Academy Wusconsun Hugh Staunton Mulutary Academy and Montgomery Blaur Hugh School On a larger scale the C BA Bullets competed un the Conn State Champuonshups and came out on top un the N R A sectuonals scorung T500 to wun They made a good shovvung by comung un the W R Hearst funals and they out shot every other competutor un the Furst Army R O T C Area to have a chance for natuonal honors lf you vvant proof of that age old adage practuce makes perfect look to our rufle teaml ur in 5 7 RIFLE TEAM g s..'1 lvisavs ruuor Ruflemen Furst row KLR M T bacco R Bessette J Fa lace Torre Second row W M rgan E Dalton R O p ll J Schaef 4 Senuor Numrods LR W Zum D Horan R Hagadorn R Huflanct P Mahota R Murray , A ,Q Kate gy or - -',,.,-.--V Q..,5'. 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Ju' ' . -tx . a , . , . l , . 1 . 0 , . , . r a o . er. 7 N R A SECTIONAL TEAM NDCC TEAM Kneelung CL RJ W Zurn R Murray P Mahota R Hufland Standmg Brother B Wrlluam Moderator R Hagadorn D Horan R Oropallo T Gerrrfy Mayor Joyce Coach ..,-5 'Nb .Z 'H Fnrst row CL RJ A Smith J Schaefer M Tabasco R Murray R Bessetfe E Dalron T Gerrlty Second row D Horan W Zurn R Hagadorn R Oropallo W Morgan R Hufland P Mahota Sophomore Team Kneelung CL RJ P Olrver J Anechuno G Hay A Karr W Scherer B FRESHMEN Clancy Standlng R Mott T Kelly D Reynolds J Moreland J Sanch rrco H Hay nn... '-, .ss-g Freshmen Sharpshoolers L-R: B. Tyndell, T, Klimek, D. Marshall, E, Withiack, J. Chinik. Freshmen Marksmen L-R: B. Nelson, P. Bigelman, V. Taranfo, R. Krause, M. O'Brien. 151 Dan Horan MC wth e eclat o Murrow TIME SWINGS BACK Home on The C B A range ...- 'ki Have gun w ll travel Uohn Clarkl -1.4 5 ff CATCH' kwa mkfddwmpf C575 Crawl Sung Man sung' Sparked by the largest number of Cadets in the tour years of the Joe Hayes shows, this year's was destined to be a hit from the start. The fine showmanship of Mr. Hayes coupled with the exuberant enthusiastm of the Cadets and the keen interest ot the parents proved that we were to have the greatest show in C.B.A.'s history. The theme ot the show was built around the lOOth Anniversary of the Academy. A typical family was picked forthe cover of Life magazine. Mr. Miller was the Father, Mrs, Weiss the Mother, and Bob Starzec the son. The Master of Ceremonies was Dan Horan, who in his dinner iacket lent a special dignity to the show. His dulcet voice gifted the audience with the assurance of a splended evening. And ot course the cast lived up to the expectations ot the audience. Papa won't you dance with me? XV ww.. Y '4 W. ffcsn Carol does it again! Guess who shaved her legs? lt's the Purple People Eater! Dan Matteo, C B A answer to Jolson All good things must come to an end. 1? 1 1: In' 23 9 Mwss Brook EvzeI crowns tm Quaen M ss CaroIe 'VKaddu1 Queen dmces w Th In r atc MID WINTER MILITARY BALL Grand March Fifi w M I . N ,I I : - , - . 'I ' -1 N' I y I' X r 'f Q 5 j x I , ,f , 'fiffi 3 'F .56 5 fgfi. I 41 X x X , N I 1 - X , I , A we . X I - d I Frlday night January 23rd 240 couples made their way unto CBA s Enchanted Ball room The young couples danced beneath The tvvlnklang stars of the snovv scene watched over by polar bears and penguins peeking from behind hr Trees on an :cy slope The cold scene belled :Ts warmth as The muslc of Paul Parker s Band drnffed across the ballroom floor Carole Madden was chosen Queen of the ball from among many beautiful dates of The sensors Affer vvhuch a rousing Grand March followed Soon after The maguc hour arrived and all departed after a wonderful evening a ers fro a all y roy? e se The Queen and her court th the r escorts l wi i . ,I - , . I N W 4 A , xl 1 ' ' - A h . ls. . , - . l - , C, 9 R C d m L S e, Tro , en' h In lves. S A-my NWS rs H06 oC er fer f ,A t Z kg x KM' Br Cinch ae Helper YN chenec a ia NWS SC ld Sanxas cers l The VNS Nlclen ,T L eun95 hom l aqado mvlel le Orwell LA DIES AUX ILARY the Q BA was Offncers of the Albany Branch Seated lL RD Mrs Mahar Mrs Gavvn Mrs Ferrrgan Mrs Young Mrs Byers Mrs OConnell Mrs Vroman Standnng Mrs Haggerty Mrs DuNuzzo Mrs OBrnen Mrs Snucer Mrs Farrell Mrs Cronm Mrs Ostroskn ed IH September 1936 when Brother Bren dan the dnrector at the tzme nnvrted twelve ladles to have a lawn party To raese funds for the school Thzs party was held at LaSalle School and was such a great success that they dectded to form The Ladies Auxlllary to carry on snmalar protects and render funan cnal and to the school The Ladtes Auxzlnary was preslded over by a fine ltne of presrdents Including Mrs James Rooney the farst presudent Mrs Schaeffer Mrs Mullens Mrs M Carthy Mrs Joyce and now Mrs Young the present president Stnce nts beglnntng the Ladles Aux: lnary has undertaken many benefrctal pro gects for C B A It has conducted dances partles suppers rosarnes and plans to donate a new flag to the school tn June We know they will continue to do this fine work at C B A for the next one hund red years The mothers of the Schenectady cadets wanted to contrubute thenr efforts to the growth of the Academy and they organlzed the Schenectady branch of the Ladies Auxtllary Although small ID num bers they have always been noted for their remarkable contrubutuons each year This year s group IS under the leadershzp of Mrs McKenna who IS up holdlng the fine tradltrons set by former presldents such as Mrs Muth Mrs Frank Mrs Bend all and Mrs Bobbnns 'q!fi, in Q A x Q ' xx ,, A, , 7 A . l A ,- vw Q4 'S s . 1,4 . 6 t 1 -'. K X, f --af. . 'fx T A' ' ' ' ' - .A .s-. V ' iff kwgif. as .. , NIJ: . ,faq I if B ' . -5 ' ' - if A . xx ' ' I L lt ' , TA' N .' T A , F 4 ' 'A ' '.fg I . x wr ,' f . zz? I p X , Q ,Q . r if A X! T H ,Rt ' f.-qvggaif ' K 5 - ' 'sity , I O r I 1- V A 5 4- I oll yt ' ' X 'Q 0 NW .NX V g . , , X X l l A E E S S A F . k M . . . . I 4- - f A 1 5 . '. . . Q. r 7 - f ' , ' - , ' ' J - f ' - - 5' - J . 2 - C- ' -A ' T 2 . A , - . . . , A4 , 1 f , . ' - - -1 ' ' 5 . - 1 - . l . , . , . ' if lie xx Be careful Brother nt s loaded' Members of the Fathers Glee Club performing for the benefnt of the mothers at the Ladues Auxnl nary Christmas Party L tx Offucers ofthe Fathers Assocuatuon Mr Osborn Mr Young Mr Grmer Mr Mott Mr Hagadorn Mr 157 Delehanty ' K f '3-f: . y uf egg M f , kewl CU W , .5 ,xt I-I . H . 'I H -. NN 1 A ruv. 1 t ? t it at , by , ' S K A 5 ,e Q - C K j' I A I T u, A, I O N er Dismas O .F.M. Con UND ERCZAS of Holy C Bene SCHENECTADY CLUB vmwvggvgg . . uwnmf 'I' .F Ef A K iKf'5EH iii M1851 Q SE' A22 SXSW' .Z!- Freshmen and Sophomores. First row CL-RJ: D. St. John, R. Haggerty, J. St, John, S. Capra, A. Karr. Second row: R. Duch, D, Connelly, D, Ray D. Smith, L. Gagliardi, L. Craft, R. Kitler, C. Dancy. Third row: P, Famiano, R. Hagadorn, R. Pokrzynicki, W. Serrell, M. Mullady, R. Kuty. li J A 3 ff'-7-4. Juniors and Seniors. First row lL-RJ: J. Schaefer, G, Walsh, K. DiDonna, J. Falace, J Torre R Marra W By me, T. Reidinger, J. Loro. Second row: C. Rupsis, E. Dalton, J. Kalfeux, T. Kalteux M Harris J McKenna T. Hayner. Third row: R. Bobbins, G. Marco, R. Bendall, R. Hagadorn, P, Kreag. SENICDR I-f.r- C rr F S C on vnsu1TO Cor Robe Rev Brofhe' E Vlcgrloiher E Vuctor Cade' D Y M Cornelius b ru Forster and some members of th Ch Sqarze a Team admvrmg me 1 e a P'OnShIp Foot ,-s .4- 3 Q6 if Ns., FOfsfer J Parnseau D Obeiinrrgnophy LR Grmer Mr Sensor dance commmee planmng another bag formal Seated CL RJ K Knmmms R Starzec R Byers Stand mg R Stack S Krause D Horan W Keck D Yezzn T Campion J Valente C Boutun P Mahota H9 H 9 , il .,f I Four little lads who have lost their way, Ba, Ba, Ba. CW. Clark, K. Kimmins, J. Mc- Garry, R. Marraj. A festive Halloween party. Mr. Forster and J. Pariseau with the Thom Mc Can Trophy won by the latter for being the outstanding scholastic football player for the area. 5,6 . '3'v.v4i, 1!? H.. -4 ei NCQ l wg: M- if JR L,.L- My 4553 i 'Tx R55 K A W YYW4 . , .x J ! . .1 gui s' 1 I in yi? ' 1 335 I L.-alla, - Q: if qt S Q A 5 ' X., 1 fix V N . . an I., oss e. A an n V ,,.,,.o'n,o'. . - ' '. ' 0 o u 1 , Je'-'fi Q ref g 3 5 fx gg 5 QM: . W 'a k like W r rv- --f's AUTOGRAPHS William Adams 102 Manning Blvd Albany 2 6687 John Arpin 239 Maryland Ave Hampton Manor 77 5647 Henry Ashlme 505 Second Ave Watervliet AR 3 4038 Joseph Banaszewski 903 Twenty Forth St Watervliet AR 3 4204 John Barry 185 Benson St Albany 89 2157 Robert Bauer 260 Maryland Ave Hampton Manor 77 5132 Ronald Bendall 131 1 State St Schenectady FR 4 5984 Robert Benlamln 183 Sheridan Ave Albany 3 5327 Carleton Bergeron 56 Walter St Albany 6 7570 Rodney Bobbins 1327 Glenwood Blvd Schenectady FR 7 4374 Raymond Bond 83 Fleetwood St Albany 2 7800 Charles Boutin 255 Vliet Blvd Cohoes CE 7 4279 William Bridge 159 Lancaster St Albany 4 5535 Alexander Brousseau 200 Sycamore St Albany 81 53 Robert Byers 21 Arthur Drive Albany 8 5723 SENIOR DIRECTORY William Byrne 2020 Hoover Road Schenectady FR 7 1042 Timothy Campion 15 Manning Blvd Albany 2 3735 Richard Catalano 457 Loudonvllle Road Loudonville 3 0097 William Clark 26 Lakeview Ave Rensselaer 3 5415 William Conlon 832 New Scotland Ave Albany 2 0201 Joseph Cotrofeld 410 Second Ave Albany 4 0916 Richard D Alessandro 255 Second Ave Albany 62 3866 Joseph De Julio Rensselaer 6 9541 John Demarest 19 Fourteenth St Watervlnet AR 3 2068 Ronald Devey 109 Hudson Ave Hampton Manor 77 5388 George Du Donna 1052 Merlin Drive Schenectady ST 5 9725 Brian Dlllion 109 Summons Ave Cohoes CE 7 3966 Philip Donnelly 47 Summit Ave Albany 62 3289 Michael Donovan 1465 Baker St Schenectady FR 4 2035 Thomas Flanigan 24 Besch St Albany 4 8749 164 James Folly 38 Marwood St Albany 2 8560 Francis Frament 62 Egbert St Cohoes CE 7 7926 Anthony Franze 10 Marinello Ter Albany 3 4591 Joseph Gadomski Academy Bldg Elk St Albany 3 1159 Ext 22 Edward Gallagher 34 Loudon Parkway Loudonville 3 5094 David Genreau 24 Jermain St Albany 2 0259 Daniel Glasheen Scheller Park West Coxsackle 6 3294 Graham Greeley Albany 3 4818 Alan Griffin 16 Oxford Rd Albany 8 5365 John Griner 474 New Scotland Ave Albany 8 1415 Ralph Gross 337 Whitehall Albany 8 1601 Raymond Hagadorn 830 Lincoln Ave Schenectady DI 6 6147 Philip Hallanbeck 110 Lincoln Ave Altamont UN 1 8091 William Halpln 7 Sycamore St Albany 81 41 Thomas Hayner 1334 Garner Ave Schenectady FR 4 2034 William Helm 9 Northern Blvd Albany 62 2213 Robert Hohenstem 9B Dudley Hgts Albany 6 1614 Richard Holm 504 Delaware Ave Delmar 2 6687 Daniel Horan 24 Cleveland St Albany 8 4152 Robert Horan 83 Clerment St Albany 8 7096 Arthur House 185 Franklin St Albany 3 2470 Louis House 133 Broad St Albany 62 3772 James Huber Albany 5 8796 Robert Hufland 25 Kent St Albany 5 4693 William Hutton 238 Osborn Rd W Albany 2 5270 Robert Jordan 22 Bartlett Lane Elsmere 9 4124 Harold Joyce 661 Second Ave Albany 2 4221 James Kalteux 965 Balltown Rd Schenectady FR 4 5050 William Keck Loudon Road Newtonville ST 5 6759 Kenneth Knmrnins Claverack New Yo CL 4891 rk ' . 104 Wilson St. 789 Madison Ave. 529 First St. . 1 - . 1 - Thomas King 40 Edgecomb St Albany 62 1456 Stephen Krause 500 Seventh Ave Watervlret AR 3 3863 C Paul Kreag 3 Charles St Schenectady FR 2 3637 John Kuon 61 Judson Albany 4 8438 Peter LaChapelle 1856 Wlswall Ave Watervllet AR 3 2189 Peter LaFleche 1222 19th St Watervllet AR 3 5595 Richard Lavigne 861 Park Ave Albany 2 1232 Richard Lennon 337 2nd Ave Albany 698 Central Ave Albany 89 1290 James Loudns 168 Dove St Albany 4 9516 Charles Matteo 180 Sheridan Ave Albany 5 7860 Francrs Mahar 50 Tull Dr Colonre UN 9 7883 Paul Mahota R D 1 Hampton Pt Mayfield WA 5 3353 Garry Marco 803 Karenwald Lane Schenectady FR 2 9918 Richard Marra 7 Selden St Schenectady DI 6 1702 John Matthews 403 6th Ave Watervlnet AR 3 2172 SENIOR DIRECTORY John Maxstadt 9 Crrsfulll Dr Albany 3 6203 Wllllam Maxstadt 162 Broad St Albany 5 9773 Danlel McAuley 628 N Pearl St Albany 3 6203 Benlamln McFerran 436 New Scotland Ave Albany 8 5895 John McGarry 162 Ontario St Albany 3 0661 Henry Mitchell 391 Western Ave Albany 89 4731 Rrchard Moore 638 Providence St Albany 89 1567 Gene Morton 214 Maryland Ave Hampton Manor Joseph Mullen 391 Western Ave Albany 89 4731 Wllllam Murphy 459 Livingston Ave Albany 4 1821 Robert Murry 43 Crumutle Rd Loudonvrlle 5 3883 Richard Nash 4 Utlca Ave Latham ST 5 7660 Tracy North 2 Dudley Heights Albany 5 2965 Davad Obertlng 125 So Pune Ave Albany 2 4633 Paul Paeglow 439 lst St Albany 4 9044 165 John Parnseau 393 Myrtle Ave Albany 3 0689 John Paolmo 33 Hampton Ave Rensselaer 77 5152 Charles Parlsella 391 Western Ave Albany 89 4731 Michael Parker 2 Maple Lane Loudonvulle 5 2659 Fredrick Paulsen 167 Whltehall Rd Albany 8 8791 John Plcotte 234 Lenox Ave Albany 2 1927 Paul Porto 6 Magnolra Ter Albany 3 8961 Thomas Quinlan 71 No Allen St Albany Edgar Richards 959 Broadway Watervllet AR 3 4949 Theodore Rledrnger 1074 Glenwood Blvd Schenectady FR 2 0159 Joseph Robllotto 189 Madison Ave Albany 5 8681 Charles Rupsls 1549 Carrle Schenectady FR 4 3457 Robert Sanford 2 Anken Ave Rensselaer 5 0221 Mauruce Savage 200 No Blvd Albany 4 1643 Albert Skawlnskl 5 Short St Cohoes CE 7 7876 George Skerrltt 396 Elk St Albany 62 4355 Ronald Smith 28 Ten Eyck Ave Albany 4 3741 Rlchard Smith 287 State St Albany 5 4075 Robert Starzec 1 Stonehenge Lane Albany 2 1607 Anthony Tobacco 130 Mannmg Blvd Albany 89 0982 C Fred Tallman 10 13th St Watervluet AR 3 1542 Kenneth Toomey 65 Pinewood Ave Albany 2 5204 John Valente 343 Manning Blvd Albany John Vroman 29 Osborne Rd Albany 2 3678 Everett Wagner Feura Bush RO 7 3883 Gerald Walsh 19 Van Zandt Ave Schenectady FR 79662 Richard Walton 1428 Western Ave Albany 8 7225 Michael Whnte 120 Berkshire Blvd Albany 89 0147 Robert Young 679 New Scotland Ave Albany 2 7104 Davr Yezzr 714 estern Ave Albany 8 1710 Walter Zurn 221 Delaware Ave Albany 3 6910 sf. . 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' 3 9 3 9 3 3 9 9 5 9 9 9 9 9 3 9 9 9 9 9 S 9 9 6 9 9 5 9 9 S 9 9 3 9 9 5 3 3 9 5 3 3 9 3 IO RAMARK STUD S0205 9 3 3 3 9 3 3 9 9 3 9 9 3 9 9 3 9 9 3 9 9 9 3 9 3 3 9 9 3 9 9 3 3 3 3 3 3 9 3 G I, ,I NEXV I I 1 I Q 0 10'402L7'-747101102017111010N0W10401'01710v201f010520'2f0f05f0N0f01f011010110NQ10210vf0PC ff6ClIl kwin ogralu wrs Q of 9 8 I0 Gacfe X 101712020 05'-010 0210 1020N020'0N01-0P0N0'L0P0P'-07'-056740K UAQV99999999 999 999999 9999995999999 999 999999999 9 99 999Xk ON OCIAT SS T I A MN ALU 0 0 0 0 0 0 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY EXTENDS A WELCOME TO THE 59 CLASS OF D599 10 4-0' 10 0N0N0'0' 024010110 Q 9 E . 9 I 9 . 9 3 H E 9 9 9 9 , 9 9 9, 9 . 9 OF 9 . 9 . 9 ., 9 9 9 9 . 9 9 ., 9 . 9 9 ., 9 if A 9 ., 9 9 9 I 9 9 9 ., 9 9 9 9 9 , Q , 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 0 0 0 W 0 0 0 FATHERS' THE ASSOCIATION CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY CONGRATULATES THE GRADUATING CLASS was E 2 5 5 2 5 5 is 9 I 5 9 S 5 9 5 Q S 9 5 5 S S 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 S E E S 9 5 S 1959 OF 955955955965 955955995955QSSSQQSSSQSASSSSSSQSSQSSQG 0 0 0 0 0 W W W 0 W 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 W 0 0 0 W 0 0 0 y CONGRATULATIONS E S f 1 LADIES AUXILIARY f CHRISTIAN BROTHERS 2 2 9 2 Q 9 9 9 9, 9 9 2 9 9 Q 9 9 s 9 9 9 9 2 9 9 s 9 9 2 9 E 9. 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E 3 Q 2 0 2 Q E 2 -fa 5 Q 3 5 Q 3 3 3 Q Q - 2 3 5 Q 3 if :if I? 2121 ' Q 2 E X, f 3 Q 'S NN df.. 9 9 a Q a Q E Q 5 . 9 E E -01401 '01f01f0K0v 0 01 02' 14010202 Q Q Q 3 3 Q Q Q Q 2 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 5 l S 20226 201400 405402 20 1205 2090201 40' 201-020120220201 012062 2011205 202 20201204 4207 549 SAVARD 8g COLBURN 70 72 STATE STREET ALBANY N Y ff' SONS OF C BA WE SALUTE YOU' Hats off to you men of Chrlstlan Brothers Academy' We are proud to congratulate you on the fune achlevements of your school and the part each of you has played ID makmg such progress possuble You are Indeed fortunate to be under the tutelage of the Christian Brothers whose out standmg work un the fields of educatlon and rellglous tranmng as well known throughout the world We know too that you appreciate the value of the mllutary knowledge and tram mg you have recenved which wall be of much benefnt to you nn the future We at Savard and Colburn are also proud and apprecuatnve of the small part we have been fortunate In playing an thus fme picture of progress and accompllshment through the furmshlng of C B A blue dress umforms during the past several years It has been a pl asure to have as our fruends and as we look to the future we assure you that we wlll ever be con stant to our motto Quality Service and Satns factlon 10:10 7x0'907-0N0 -07905Z7'-030'f-?907-0 '-039?0590'S0x0'l-0 C0'29'40'N0'720 -95'-07-0520740'9?C0 -9 -9W9' 9 9 9 9 5 5 9 9 9 3 9 9 9 9 5 9 9 5 9 9 5 9 9 5 9 9 9 9 9 5 A 1-OW-0205201 A 5 - I Gg, H E s A r ' . 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