Christian Brothers Academy - Cadet Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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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.

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