Christian Brothers Academy - Cadet Yearbook (Albany, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

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V , A, . -fix , if I sf wi fu ' if fi' 'I ' During the past century Christian Broth- ers Academy has grown and developed into one of the outstanding educational institutions in the area. This has been the work of the Christian Brothers, the student body of each succeeding year and the friends of the Academy together with Divine help and guidance. As we stand on the threshold of the begin- ning of another one hundred years of education at Christian Brothers Academy, we have to look back and take inspiration and encouragement from those that have gone before us. We know what they have accomplished during the past century, the record speaks for itself. We do not know what lies ahead, but if we meet the prob- lems and difficulties with the same confidence and spirit of faith, we will be able to pass on to -v d' -'is those that succeed us the torch that was handed to us. All about us great strides are being made in the fields of engineering, science and medi- cine just to mention a few areas of endeavor. We are living in an era referred to as the advent of the space age. Man will have an important role to play in this next phase of his history. We are aware that we will become part of this great new age. In order to meet the challange set before us, we will have to be imbued with those princi- ples that guided our predecessors to their heights of glory. It is with this double view of a great past and the possibility of an even greater future, that we, the Class of 1960, hope to add to the glory of Christian Brothers Academy. x seo DET COLOR GUARD P i I , v b i P b p 1 k Q 5 1 . cy 1 ,. ,. E 1 . -S, . --x ' K - 'Tslg fix, , L: ,D ,KX , M. - Lifxk ,, ' wx ,X H-.,i tk 'WA 1-WX 'WEQN5 Q f a W fig .. 1 x Q x . 1 . . 'P sQ.agx+f 1 ' 'il'-sf , X 'is ' 2 Q1 Q r A N'.i ,J g 165 . x ' A VII,-1 ,, . '- V . H52 1- A .SNA 4,4-,Egg .::i'.! 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I 5 V -.Q ig2 A DEDICATION Twenty Fzve Years It rs an honor for us senrors to dedrcate the 1960 Cadet to Brother A Eugene We have known hrm for the last three years as a trreless self sacrrficrng Brother who has contrrbuted much to the educatron of the cadets at Chrrstran Brothers Academy Brother Eugene began hrs relrgrous lrfe as a Chrrstran Brother on S ptember 7 1934 when he recerved the habrt of a drscrple of St john Baptrst de La Salle Upon the completron of the novrtrate year he commenced hrs college work at Catholrc Unrversrty Wfashrngton DC After completrng hrs college courses Brother was frrst assrgned to St joseph s Buffalo where he began Brother taught at CBA Syracuse LaSalle Provrdence Brshop Loughlrn Brooklyn St Augustrne s Brooklyn and Brshop Bradley Hrgh School Manchester In 1957 Brother Eugene arrrved at Chrrstran Brothers Academy Albany and has contrnued to do hrs frne work rn the classroom and moderate the varsrty basketball teams and several of the past mrlrtary balls It rs our fervent wrsh and prayer that God wrll contrnue to bless Brother Eugenes word and grve hrm many more frurtful years rn Hrs Servrce I - , '- a . . 7 . , , . . . ' , , , his teaching career. During the next years . . ., g , . 5 . . y 3 I . ,y Q . . , . . . . , , M The Most Reverend Wxllxam A Scully D D B1shop of Albany Tlbl Serv1re Regnare 4 The Most Reverend Edward Maginn, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Albany Veni Lumen Cordiumn elm N, pts 2. an gli?- The Most Reverend Edmund F. Gibbons, DD Tirular Bishop of Veroe Ut Omnes Unum Sim ix ADNIINISTRATIDN 4 if X REV. BROTHER B. RICHARD. FSC Director and Principal BROIHIR B jAMlS FSC Sub Dlrcntor md Comm lIlLllI'1f of C mints BROTHI R A BFNEDICT I' SQ Vue Pr1nL1p1l md CJLlld'lDLC Dxrcctor ,rx fafffx -3-I '17 2 nn N f 's j 'SX BROTHER A FRANCIS FSC Bursfar '1ll0 ' 9 - 1 1 L Q4 X ' gf' v- fy X W . 5 1 -'J Ns. ' 57: f 'm' . - , fm , A , K .N X BROTHER ALFRED , F.S.C. Religion and Latin fu-vw? fvs W Y T BROTHER ALPHONSUS, FSC Religion and Science me ,gl , BROTHER ANDRIZW, ESC, BROTHER A. DENIS, FSC. BROTHER A. EUGENE, FSC. Religion and English Religion and Mathematics Religion and Mathematics ,-.-1:'.-Qs-.'fi 1 51 '22-,'.. V? T .W 3 s at 'S x fa 53' .1 it f V2 JM A- X'-1.1. ,. , F K 111. BROTHER A. RAPHAEL, F.S,C, BROTHER B. GREGORY, FS C BROTHER C. JEROME, F.S.C. Religion and History Religion and History Religion and Business Y. R, ,t : t l - Cf 'ff i E i i i x NN M' 3 i .. em. kv' M, . f S-it ---- A BROTHER C. ANTHONY, F.S.C. BROTHER CONRAD, F.S.C. BROTHER B. WILLIAM, F.S.C. Religion and Social Studies Religion and English Religion and French - ' ' ' :if ' E I ff' Q' f, I . HV A fy -alll BROTHER A. WILLIAM, F.S.C. Religion and Latin Fx I BROTHER ALOYSIUS, F.S.C. Principal of Junior High Moderator of 8B-102 Pi-1 if- , 'U' www. ' Q ',4'k --n.a....... BROTHER C. GERARD, F.S.C. Religion and History CIS'-9' BROTHER A. MARTIN, F.S.C. Moderator of 8B-103 X I All V-.wbuv BROTHER C. WILLIAM, F.S.C Religion and Science -Q1 BROTHER A, FRANCIS, F.S.C. Moderator of 7B- 105 Mx 4 BROTHER CLARENCE, F.S.C. Organisr REV. FATHER HUGH DeCICCO, O.F.M. CONV. Chaplain of Cadets J 'Ps P . A , 1. 2 QQ .alas QQ' W' .1 Vis AEEE , fi 4 -4 E 4 f:'s .'1 f'v,. ,. 2' , , ig as . .5 M5 if W MR. POWERS BRADLEY MR. NED MCGRAW MR. JAMES KISSANE General Science English English iq Qi. 13 JU 'UW . 4 MR. JOSEPH DE ROSA MAJOR RAYMOND JOYCE, U.S,A. Business P.M.S.8zT. MR. JAMES LEYDEN Director of Band .H MR. JOHN FITZGERALD Director of Glee Club 'Z-'lu ii 19- MR. ARTHUR TURCOTTE Custodian Mi! I 11' f 15 6 MRS. ANNA METZGER Dietitian V! Q , . f r Gi ni H r . 1 Ry C V ft: V, , 'Q' jj , MRS. CECELIA REITTINGER Dietitian 1 in ff? fiflift ga y Wig, . gig fi.a2-tw, ' ,.. L, A ' f , by lf' .k S! '53 hit 44 MISS ETHEL GILLILAND MRS, WILLIAM Librarian SMITH Secretary 'N' ...l 'S ,. , . .. 5 ,-:.'.. ., 4' -.... 55,3512 .. . - 'QEQZEE vm i Quilts Z' A A 3-Kuwgi' mining, S111 TQ?-93 3122? af v'- '-5,,.?t.z4f 2222115 .ofa 'f -K'1'!f.:f:iX .- al! DR. NICHOLAS TERESI, M.D. DR. 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A.D.C. 1, 2, 5, 4. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 2. Track 1. Merit Roll 1, Wansboro Rifles 2. Honor Cadet 2. jim is well liked here at C.B.A. From grammar school straight through high school he has been known for his dry humor and interest in sports. His future plans include a hitch in the service followed by college. Good luck jim. Coder Master Sergeant JOSEPH M. ANNECHINO St. Patrick's Albany Third Order 3, 4. Rifle Team l, 2, 5, 4. Honor Roll l, 2. Merit Roll 5 joe is one of the most friendly and likeable members of the senior class. At every drill period he can be seen carrying messages for the Regimental Staff. He plans to attend Siena College in September and study for a degree in business administration. VICTOR F. BALLATO Cathedral Academy Albany Intramural Basketball 1, 2. Football 2. Merit Roll l. Vic's lasting smile has won many friends here at the Unixersity Heights campus. He can usually be found on the grounds with J Tibbetts or J. Suarez. Upon graduation Vic intends to work for Uncle Sam in one of the branches of the armed forces. Good luck Vic. FU- NWN .Nf- ,H-+ adet First Lieutenant fig., 39 gy Li, am, Cadet First Lieutenant CHARLES H. BARTHE C.B.A. junior High Albany Knights 4. A.D.C. l, 2, 3, 4. Dance Committee 4. Varsity Bowling 4. Intramural 3. Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 2, 4. Merit Roll 1, 2. Wainsbtmrtm Rifles 2, 4. Corporals Medal 3. Honor Company 3. Charlie's quiet and unassuming ways have won for him many lasting friends among his classmates. During the last few years he has earned for himself an enviable name as a bowler and a golfer. Charlie plans to attend college next September and study for a degree in business administration. THOMAS L. BARTON C.B.A. junior High Albany Public Speaking 2, 3, 4. Sentry Staff Z, 3, 4. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. President of Glee Club 4. Cadet Staff 4. Knights 4. A,D.C. l, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4. Co-Captain of the Football Team 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Captain of the Basketball Team 4. Track l, 2, 3, 4. All-Albany Football Team 3, 4. Merit Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Honor Company 1, 2. Varsity 'B' Club 2, 3, 4. Big Tom All-Albany Football and City Champion in Track is the big athlete at University Heights this year. He won the Tom McCan Award as the outstanding scholastic football player in the area. He also garnered the American Legion Award for being the best line man of the past season. Tom can usually be seen with B. Buckoff, Pedlow and B. Cary. His hobbies are throwing the shot in his backyard and singing. After graduation Tom expects to attend college and follow a pre-med course. Good luck Tom. Cadet Master Sergeant ARTHUR R. BENOIT C.B.A. Junior High Albany Cvlee Club l, 2, 3, 4. Knights 4. Basketball l. Football 1. Intramural Basketball 2, 3. Baseball 3, 4. Varsity 'B' Club 3, 4. Merit Roll l. During the fall and winter months Art longs for the first signs of spring because he is anxiously awaiting the opening of another baseball season. He enjoys it most when he is behind the plate calling the signals. Of late he has added bowling to his favorite sports. Art plans to go to college next fall and then work with his father. a-- ' s-. A1-i hi-,pair Cadet Colonel RUSSELL W. BESSETTE St. James Albany President of A.D.C. 4. Vice-President of Knights 4. Dance Committee 4. Benilde Club 4. A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Armorers 1, 2, 3, 4. Cadet Staff 41. Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Co-Captain of Rifle Team 4. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll 1, 2. Merit Roll 3, 4. Varsity 'B' Club 3, 4. Rifle Tournament Third Place Winner 2. Plebes Medal 1. Distinguished Cadet 2, 3. Honor Cadet 4. Wansboro Rifles 2, 3, 4. Russ is one of the best liked seniors, which can be seen by his election to the presidency of the A,D.C. and Vice-Presidency of the Knights. He is known for his friendliness and thoughtfulness toward his fellow cadets. Russ is seen around the campus and at all games with J. Schaefer, J. Goetz and R. Cronin. He plans to attend either the Air Force Academy or some medical college. Nui! luck Gus. , qv-f-4--r St. Patrick's Guilderland Central W,-an , rt' vs. .4-PU Cadet Sergeant ROBERT G. BIVONA Czuilderland Armorer 1. Rifle Team 2. Wansbcxro Rifles 2. Cadet Staff 4. Knights 3 4 Honor Company 2. Honor Battalion 1, 2. Honor Cadet 2. Big Gus is one of our more popular seniors. He can usually be found cheering at the schools athletic events with R. Cronin and S Christenson. After graduation he plans to attend the University of New Hampshire and study hotel and restaurant management Good 'IQ Cadet First Lieutenant JOSEPH J. BROOKS Band 1, 2, 3, 4. A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll 1. Merit Roll 2. joe is one of the cadets that has made the daily bus trip from Ravena for the last four years. He is the main-stay in the bugle section of the band. During his stay at C,B.A. Joe has made many friends among his classmates. His present plans include a college education. Cadet Second Lieutenant R BRIAN BUCKHOFF CB A junior High Albany Football l 2 5 4 Basketball l 2 Track l 2 5 4 KHlghIS3 4 Cadet Staff4 Co Captain of Football4 ADC 1 2 3 4 Varsity B Club2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 5 4 Baseball l Honor Roll l Wansboro Rifles 2 Brian who hails from East Greenbush is a six year man at C B A During the last three years he has made quite a name for himself on the gridiron and this year he was named on the All Albany football team After school hours he can usually be found with T Barton B Cary and Pedlow Upon graduation Brian expects to go to college and study business administration Cadet Master Sergeant MICHAEL L BURNS C B A junior High Albany Basketballl 2 3 4 ADC l 2 5 4 Vlrsity B Club 5 4 Knights 5 4 Mike exemplifies the person with the dogged determination to accomplish a goal set for himself His fine competitive spirit during the basketball games will long be remembered by us During his six years at C B A Mike has made many friends and he will continue to make more by his sincerity and cheerfulness Good luck Mike 'S .mas fkffexx ar' fun-4'f Cadet Malor CHARLES .I BYRNE Our Lady of Angels Albany Knights 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 5 4 Bowling l Track l General Excellence Medal 1 Honor Roll l 2 Merit Roll 3 4 Wansboro Rifles 2 4 Distinguished Cadet 2 Honor Cadet 5 4 Charlie has been a credit to the school since his freshman year He is usually seen withj Dunn and D Goddeau His 55 Ford should get a medal of honor for outstanding service. After graduation Charles hopes to become a member of the l96O Siena frosh class. 'Wit avg ! 'Y ,,ge6' i 0' Cadet Sergeant E BRIAN CARY CB A Junior High Albany Knights 4 Glee Clubl ADC 1 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Baseball l Track 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Varsity B Club3 4 Merit Roll I Wansboro Rifles 2 Honor Cadet 2 Credit Cadet 3 This year Brian proved himself to be a vital part of the CBA football team by his fine running and blocking Hc is well liked by all at school Brian I Cozzolino and B Buckolf are usually together here and away from school He is looking forward to attending college after graduation Cadet Captain H STEPHEN CHRISTENSON CB A junior High Albany Secretary of A D C 4 Secretary of Knights 4 Dance Committee 4 Cadet Staff 4 A DC 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Intramural Bowling3 4 Golfl 2 3 4 Captain of Golf 3 4 Varsity B Club 2 3 4 Football 2 Honor Roll l 3 4 Merit Roll 2 Honor Cadet 2 4 Credit Cadet 3 Wansboro Rifles2 4 Honor Companyl Honor Battalion l 2 3 Steve is one of our six year men His congenial mannerisms and bubbling personality have made him many true friends His popularity can be shown by his electron to the Dance Committee and an ofiicer in the ADC and Knights He really enjoys passing many hours on the golf course where he shoots in the low 70s Upon graduation Steve plans to attend Manhattan College where he will take up engineering Cadet Second Lieutenant JOSEPH R COFFEY St Margaret Marys Albany Bandl 2 3 4 Dance Comm1ttee4 ADC 1 2 3 4 Kn1ghts4 Benilde Club 4 Merit Roll 1 Wansboro Rifles 2 Honor Roll 2 Credit Cadet 4 oe is the well liked senior from the between town Guilderland He enyoys a good yoke and has been known to pull off some dillies him self. oe is a steady band member. His friends include R. Bessette . Schaefer and J. Goetz. He plans to attend Siena College next September. fi 'lv' sq-17' Cadet Private Cadet Captain JOHN K. CONWAY C.B.A. Junior High Albany Sentry 1, 2, 3, 4. Public Speaking 1, 2, 3, 4. Public Speaking Medal 4. Glee Club 1. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. Honor Roll 1, 2. Merit Roll 3, 4. Wansboro Rifles 2, 3. Honor Company 2. johns quick wit and sense of humor helped many a long school day pass more quickly. One of C.B.A.'s six year men, he plans to become a doctor later in life. Good luck john! We will all be waiting for you to hang up the shingle which will mean continued success just as you had here at school. AEST Vs! -ctr JAMES S. COOK Jericho School Jericho Glee Club 3. Knights 4. A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Smiling jim makes the northern trip everyday from Cedar Hill. He can usually be found with Brooks and B. Nolan in Ravena. jim is gifted along the artistic lines and probably will become a commercial artist in later life. Good luck jim. Cadet Sergeant JOSEPH J. COZZOLINO St. James Albany Knights 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1. Intramural Basketball 2. Varsity 'B' Club 3, 4. Merit Roll 1. Co-Captain Football Team. 4. All-Albany End 4. Cozz has won quite a name for himself on the gridiron. This year he was elected co-captain of the varsity and was selected on the All- Albany Team. You can find him with M. Burns and Pedlow. After graduation Cozz intends to go to Syracuse University. 994 315.9 L Cadet Captain ROBERT R. CRONIN Our Lady Help of Christians Albany Public Speaking 1, 2, 3, 4. Public Speaking Medal 1, 2. Knights 4. Cadet Staff 4. Intramural Basketball 1, 2. Honor Roll 1. Merit Roll 2, 3, 4. Wansboro Rifles 2. Honor Cadet 2. Honor Battalion 2. Credit Cadet 3, 4. Bob will long be remembered for his quick wit which has won him numerous friends among all the seniors. He can usually be found on the campus with P. Halloran, B. Bivona, R. Bessette and J. Conway. If you can't find him riding around in his '51 Olds, you can locate him wherever the C.B.A. gang is having fun. Bob plans to attend R.P.I, or Unior next September. . 4, ...fr Phi friend of all. c.B.A. Junior High ectady Club 1, 2, 3. C.B.A. junior High 2. Credit Cadet 3, 4. Honor Cadet 2. 1? , - 41 EDWARD C. DALTON Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Knights 4. Honor Roll 1. Merit Roll 2 3 Schen Ted, as he is known to his friends, moved to Albany in his senior year. He enjoys flying to his home in Massachussets on weekends Ted is a standout on the rifle team and has cultivated many friends here He plans to attend Georgetown and take up medicine Cadet Captain JOEL E. DAVIS Glee Club 2. Knights 4. Honor Roll 1, 2, Merit Roll 3. Wansboro Rifles joel is known to all his classmates for his fine school spirit He is respected for his consideration and thoughtfulness toward others Hrs fine sense of humor has brought much enjoyment to the daily grind After graduation joel plans to attend college. Best of luck to a great Cadet Captain EDWARD A. De COSMO C.B.A. Junior High Albany Glee Club l. Cadet Staff 4. Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Intramural Bowling 3. Honor Roll l, 2, Merit Roll 3. Honor Cadet 2. Honor Company 2. Ed will long be remembered by his classmates for his calm and easy going ways. His witty remarks will be frequently recalled for a long time. After graduation Ed plans to study medicine. By using his success at C.B.A. sts a basis we are all sure that he will succeed. Cadet Second Lieutenant PAUL E DEGNAN Sentry Staff 4 Glee Club 5 4 Knights 4 ADC 1 2 3 4 Football Manager 2 5 Basketball Manager 2 3 Football 4 Intramural Basket ball l 2 3 4 Honor Roll 1 Merit Roll 2 Wansboro Rifles 2 Honor Cadet 2 Paul is a long term man here at C B A having graduated from our junior high He will always be remembered for his good humor and straight to the point character Paul has also given much advice and many precious hours managing our basketball and football teams Among his friends are Tibbitts and B Cary He hopes to continue his educa tion in college next September X' W 5 ,,. - 4 ar-rn? lg JK 'if' W fm' ws.. S-pf-r Cadet First Lieutenant DAVID P DELEHANTY CBA junior High Albany Armoret 1 2 3 4 Knights 4 Third Order 3 Intramural Basketball 4 Credit Roll l 2 3 Credit Cadet 3 Honor Battalion 2 3 Dave is respected for his sound judgement and sincerity in express mg an opinion He spends his leisure hours listening to jazzy records and admiring baby blue Impalas Dave is light on his feet and enjoys dancing very much Next year he will be our entry at the Air Force Academy in Cadet Sergeant ALBERT A. DFBERNARDO C.B.A. junior High Albany Rfdllllfi Knights 4. A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Intramural Basketball 3. Al is an easy going lad who doesn't get excited about anything. His quick wit has brought us many laughs during the school day. Al expects to attend Siena College and study for a degree in business administration. Cadet Second Lieutenant JOHN J. DUNN Our Lady of Angels Albany Z' Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4. Knights 4. A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. if Honor Company 2, 3. Honor Battalion 2, 3. Merit Roll 1, 2. John is a fellow who sets his sights on a goal and then really works to attain it. During the winter months when there is no track practice, he usually spends quite a bit of time each afternoon lapping the gym just to keep in shape for the spring season. When September rolls around, it will find him working hard at Siena College. 44,,,f'f 'fit Cadet Captain JEFFREY A. EALACE St. John the Evangelist Schenectady Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Wansboro Rifles 2, 3. Honor Cadet 2, 4. Schenectady Club 1, 2, 3, 4. jeff is popular with the cadets from the Electric City. His friends are E. Dalton, R. Hall and Schaefer with whom he can usually be with at the rifle range or at Allers where he enjoys cool music. He is interested in engineering and hopes to attend Notre Dame next fall. Good luck jeff. Cadet Captain JOSEPH S. FARINELLI St. Patricks Ravena Honor Roll 1. Merit Roll 2. Distinguished Cadet 2. Honor Cadet 3, 4. Wansboro Rifles 2, 5, 4. Joe is one of the quieter members of the senior class, yet he is known around the school for his kind and friend-winning personality. joe's future plans include a college education in which we know that he will be a great success. Good luck to a great guy. Y' Cadet Captain PAUL J. FERRIGAN C.B.A. junior High Albany Glee Club 1. Intramural Basketball l, 2, 5. Honor Roll l, 2, 3. Honor Company 2. Paul has been a popular member of his class for the last six years. He can usually be found with Conway talking about cars and even school. Paul hopes to continue his education at Siena College next September. Cadet Sergeant THOMAS W. FLACKE Public School 23 Albany Armorer 1. Rifle Team 1, 2. Knights 4. A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Tom has gained many new friends in his four years at C.B.A. After classes he liked to work on automobile engines. During the summer months Tom takes pride in his job at Fort William Henry on Lake George. Best of luck Tom in all that the future may bring. Cadet Sergeant RAYMOND F. FLETCHER Our Lady of Angels Albany Knights 4. A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Armorer 1. Merit Roll 1. Credit Roll 1. Credit Cadet 1, 2. Honor Company 2. Ray is one of the fast moving men of 304. His easy going ways and big smile will long be remembered by his classmates. After gradua- tion he plans to attend Siena College and follow the business administra- tion course. Good luck Ray. fe' ,..fi.. . . b 'ff' f Cadet First Lieutenant im A St. Mary's Clinton Heights ' L 'I' W ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Knights 4. Cadet Staff 4. A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Intramural Basketball 1. Tennis l. Honor Roll 1. Merit Roll 2. Credit Roll 3. Waus- boro Rifles 2. Honor Cadet 2. Credit Cadet 3, 4. Big joe , one of the men who hail from Hampton Manor, can be seen working in the cafeteria every day and can be seen bopping around at the dances in the city with R. Gardner and J. Morgan. After gradua- tion Joe plans to attend a school of photography. Good luck joe in your future endeavors. Cadet Second Lieutenant JOSEPH N. FUTIA Bethlehem Central Jr. High Delmar Intramural Basketball 1. Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4. Merit Roll 1, 2, 4. Credit Cadet 3. Honor Battalion 2, 3. Honor Company 1. Joe will long be remembered by his classmates for his fine school spirit and kindness toward all. During the spring he is the chief score keeper and statistician for the University Heights Big Nine. In the fall joe will be found at R.P.I. where he will start his studies to become a mathematician. Cadet Private MICHAEL A GARAFALO CB A Junior High Albany Bn1234ADC1234 Mike comes to us from Castleton each day in his black Cadillac He IS the life of any crowd and plays a cool trumpet All of us are sure that Mike s dynamic personality will pull him through his future tasks with ease He plans to enter the restaurant business Cadet Second Lieutenant ROBERT B GARDNER Public School 20 Albany Third Order5 Knights 4 Glee Club 5 ADC 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 Baseball 1 Merit Roll 1 Credit Roll 2 Wansboro IT' 'Hr lwfm-A' ,mn -vs Rifles 2 Honor Cadet 2 Credit Cadet 3 Honor Battalion 3 QQ: rf Mickey so called by his friends hails from North Albany He can be seen at school and at the record hops with Fusco and Morgan and other men from 508 After school finishes for him at CBA he plans to go to college Best of luck Mike ' ng., Cadet Master Sergeant TIMOTHY T GARRITY C B A junior High Albany Armorer 1 2 5 4 Glee Club 2 3 Third Order 2 5 4 Rifle Team Manager 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Merit Roll 1 Credit Cadet2 3 4 Knights 4 Sentry Staff 1 Cadet Staff 4 Tim is the most friendly senior He is open minded about politics in American History. He pals up ,with D. Delehanty and M. Tabacco. Smiling Tim hopes to be a mortician which is most serious business. ,QTAUM 'turf' -pw. I fi' Cadet Captam DONALD L GODDEAU St Margaret Mary s Albany Dance Commrttee 4 Cadet Staff 4 Knrghts 4 ADC 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Intramural Bowlrng 3 4 Honor Roll l Merrt Roll 2 3 Wansboro R1fles 2 Honor Cadet 2 Credxt Cadet 3 4 Honor Company 3 Don 1S a swell classmate and a top student H15 car rs h1s tall-:mg pomt He enjoys the latest muslcal hrts Upon graduatxon Don hopes to follow the courses leadmg to a degree rn c1v1l engrneermg offered at Notre Dame Cadet Master Sergeant FRANCIS C GODFREY St Agnes Cohoes Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Knrghts 4 ADC 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Merxt Roll 2 Honor Company 2 Credtt Cadet 2 Frank the man wxth the qu1ck smxle has won many frlends at CBA He usually can be found wrth L Sheremeta ndrng around the Spmdle Crty After graduatnon he plans to attend Albany Busmess Cadet Furst Lieutenant JOHN E GOETZ St James Albany Armorer 1 2 3 4 Dance Commnttee 4 ADC 1 2 3 4 Knrghts 4 Cadet Staff 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Merrt Roll 1 Wansboro Rllles 2 Drstmgurshed Cadet 2 john rs one of our most splrrted senlors He can always be found at any CBA game cheermg our team on to vrctory After school he can usually be found wrth R Bessette and R Cronm Hrs future plans mclude a college educatron Good luck to a great guy College We wrsh hrm the best of luck i' 1 Cadet Major PLINEY J. GRANGER St. Paul's Mechanicsville '.'! ',s.. Honor Roll 1. Merit Roll 2, 3. Wansboro Rifles 2, 5, 4. Distinguished Cadet 2. Honor Cadet 3. Credit Cadet 4. Pliney hails from the northern town - Mechanicsville. During the last four year he has been a faithful commuter on the D.8zH. Despite the long trip each day Pliney has taken a keen interest in C.B.A. He plans to continue his education next September at Siena College. 'gi Cadet First Lieutenant Jo:-IN v. GRAZIANO Blessed Sacrament Albany Armorer 1, 2, 3. Knights 4. Baseball 1. Basketball 2. Bowling 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll 1. Merit Roll 2. Wansboro Rifles 2. Rock is a great fellow. He is well liked by the members of his class. You can Hnd him around his hot Buick with D. Quigley. After graduation he intends to go to Siena College for accounting. Cadet Second Lieutenant ROBERT C. HALL .ffm-nv' pr- Draper School Rotterdam Cross Country 2, 3. Track 2, 5, 4. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. Basket- ball 4. Merit Roll 1. Wansboro Riflles 2. Honor Cadet 2. Schenectady Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Bob is a boy with many nicknames, one of his most popular is Showboat which he acquired by his prowess on the basketball courts. He pals with M. Tabacco and D. Delehanty. Bob hopes to become a teacher after attending Albany State Teachers College. Cadet First Lieutenant PETER D. HALLORAN Bethlehem Central jr. High Delmar Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Wansboro Rifles 2. A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Knights 4. Intramural Bowling 3, 4. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Bowling 3, 4. Honor Roll 1. Merit Roll 2. Honor Company 2. Credit Cadet 2, 3, 4. Pete is a one-in-a-million guy. The small town of Delmar really gave a big contribution to C.B.A. when they sent us Pete. A friend to all just about sums him up. He is usually found with R. Cronin, J. Conway and A. Leonardo. Pete is going to be a great success in life no matter what Held he enters. if is .Wy-. dv-- '2 P September C11-5 Cadet Major EUGENE J. HANRA TTA Sacred Heart of Mary Watewltet Public Speaking 1 2 3 4 Knights 4 Cross Country 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 Tennis 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Public Speaking Medal 3 Wansboro Rifles 1 2 Honor Cadet 1 2 Gene is a popular senior He enjoys car talk and we all know of the big black Buick He is outspoken on most matters and usually makes his point clearly heard Genes friends include J Conway T Barton and P Ferrigan He hopes to attend a pre med college next SV' .dt ge-sa.. -M... , , , . . , . . . . , . . . , . . -- . Q ... Q -u -1 , id N- W N Q, -Kia ' . V il' -ww 'Q in ,. Q 'C ' ' ' 1' 3 3 ' '. :...., If M , .ff -F Cadet Sergeant JAMES H. HOAR St. Patrick's Albany Glee Club l, 2, 5, 4. Cadet Staff 4. Knights 4. A.D.C. l, Z, 3, 4. Intramural Basketball l. Wansboro Rifles 2. Honor Cadet 2. jim is seen bright and early every morning on the Colonie School Bus His easy going manner and friendly ways have made him popular among his classmates He is usually seen with a fellow Colonie man R Fletcher After graduation jim hopes to enter Siena College Cadet Sergeant EDWARD .I HODGKINSON C B A Junior High Albany Wansboro Rifles 2 Intramural Basketball 2 Bowling 5 4 Knights 4 Honor Cadet 2 Ed is a six year man at CB A He doesn t believe in getting things done too hurriedly Haste makes waste is his motto Ed is usually seen with R Bivona and G Padula He enjoys Shakespeares works Upon graduation he plans to attend Syracuse University to take up Sf' ff? 2 Rfb' ft -'7' architecture ..- .wwe Cadet Sergeant JOHN E HOFF Colonie Central Colonie Bandl 2 5 4 Knights 4 Dance Band 3 4 'Football 2 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 5 4 Varsity B Club 3 4 ack will be remembered for his outstanding play on the baseball diamond where he is our star left fielder The thing closest to his heart is the old green Pontiac which is his pride and Joy After graduation ack hopes to enter the Air Force where he will pilot our jet planes Best of luck Jack Y' Qs WW! 'Er go-ww-v Cadet Sergeant EDWARD A HOLMES St Patrrck s Albany Merrt Roll l Wansboro Rrfles 2 Honor Cadet 2 Honor Company 3 Ed 1S one of the quieter boys of 304 He has a way of makrng frrends fast and keeprng them Ed IS a very wrtty fellow and enjoys a good laugh hrmself He hasnt made any defrnrte plans for the future but we are sure that he wrll make the rrght chorce when the tlme comes Cadet Captain PATRICK J HORAN Blessed Sacrament Albany Knrghtsfi Bowl1ng3 4 Intramural Basketballl 2 5 4 Mer1tRol1l 2 3 Drstmgurshed Cadet 2 Pat rs one of the most popular senrors and rs a line example to the underclassmen Hrs school Splflf combrned wrth hrs frrendlrness has made hrm many lasting frrends He enloys bowling and drrvrng around rn h1s blue Plymouth Pat can always be found at any school actrvrty partrcularly at the football and basketball games At the present Pat has Cadet Pruvate hrs srghts set on a college educatron after graduanon rn une J Qs- JOHN .I HUBER -- ' St Brrgrd s Watervlret Ban 1234ADCl234Kn1ght4 ohn rs our mamstay rn the reglmental band where he plays the bass drum He has drrven h1s Mercury but we havent seen rt lately Hrs falthful sxde krck IS usually P Vella Best of luck when you start your college career next September ohn , s t rw' Ex 5 61 : f R .- ' Cadet First Lieutenant JOHN R. HUTTON Draper School Rotterdam Wansboro Rifles 2. Knights 4. Honor Cadet 2. Credit Roll 3. jack is a popular redhead from Schenectady. He enjoys a good laugh and has a talent for joking himself. jack's friends include R. Hall, P. Granger and J. Schaefer. He is undecided now as to his future plans but we know that he will succeed in his future endeavors. Cadet Master Sergeant EDWARD H. JAROSZ C.B.A. Junior High Albany Knights 3, 4. A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Merit Roll l. Wansboro Rifles 2. Honor Company 2. Baker , Cohoes' gift to C.B.A. is famous for his knowledge of the art of baking and for his new Corvette. After graduation Ed plans to attend a school of baking and then continue the fine name of the Golden Krustf' Cadet Sergeant THOMAS C. KALTEUX Van Antwerp junior High Schenectady Schenectady 2, 5, 4. A.D.C. 2, 3, 4. Tom is a real cool kid from the Electric City. He has a great talent for joking and can also enjoy a good laugh. He is usually seen with J. Falace, J. Schaefer and T. Dalton. Upon graduation he hopes to continue his education at Siena College. V 'S 1 ipnofii' 1-' IQ - uf' WY E Cadet Captain JOHN D. KAPERKA St. Bridget's Watervliet Knights 3, 4. Third Order 3, 4. Dance Committee 4. A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2. Varsity 'B' Club 3, 4. Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Honor Roll 1. Wansboro Rifles 2. Distinguished Cadet 2. Credit Cadet 3, 4. Jack is very active in all the school's activities. His friendly manner has gained him many friends at the academy. Jack has been one of our outstanding track and cross country men. He plans to attend Cornell University after graduation and study veterinary medicine. Good luck Jack. vw, fbi, ar' l, , R xml' vrf ' U4 , ., Nami? jx. s Cadet Captain JOHN J. KENNEDY St. Joseph's Green Island Baseball 1. Intramural Basketball 1. Honor Roll 1, 2. Merit Roll 3, 4. Wansboro Rifles 2, 3, 4. Honor Cadet 2, 3, 4. Jack is always ready with a winning smile and a ready handshake. These along with his quiet ways and friendliness have made for him many true friends. He always puts new life into our class with his witty and thoughtful answers. When autumn rolls around Jack will be found at R.P.I. where he plans to take up engineering. Best of luck to a fine Christian gentleman. Cadet Maior KEVIN J. KISSANE St. Joseph's Albany Knights 3, 4. Football 1, 2. Track 1. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Distinguished Cadet 2. Honor Cadet 3. Wansboro Rifles 2, 3. Honor Company 2. Honor Battalion 2. Credit Cadet 4. Kev is quiet and studious in class. Nevertheless he is known outside for his friendly personality. Kev can be seen after school riding around in his white Galaxie with J. Leonard. His future plans include a college education at Siena College. Cadet Sergeant STUART M KNAPP Menands School Menands Glee Club 3 4 Bowllng 4 Stu yomed our class nn hts sophomore year He IS one of the humorous men 1n room 304 Stu can often be seen wlth J Txbbltts V Ballato and Suarez passtng remarks about the past day He plans to enter college thls fall and we know that he wtll be a success Cadet Master Sergeant LEO F KRATZ fm? Q 'vs' St Catherxne of Snena Albany P Q r ' . ft, . 1. ' . Knight 4. A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Tennis 1. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. MMM, Bowlmg 4 Football 2 Merxt Roll 1 One of Leos favorrte pastlmes IS tennls When the sprmg rolls around he can be easrly found at the nearest tenms court He also enjoys football and basketball Lee IS one of the most ardent cheerers at the basketball games Hrs present plans call for a four year program at Srena College 4.59 iii Cadet Sergeant CARMEN J LANCI CBA Junlor Hrgh Albany Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Knrghts 4 ADC 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 4 Intra mural Basketball 1 Football 2 Wansboro Rrfles 2 Honor Cadet 2 Honor Battalnon 2 Carmen rs known around the academy for hrs frnendly smnle and quxck wrt He rs also one of our star track men and IS a great booster of any athletrc actzvlty Carm s future plans mclude a college educatron Good luck to a great guy n0i '3 '5 fq- 'Vx 'T' 2? Cadet Malor JOHN T LEONARD St Patrrck s Albany Knrghts 3 4 Track l Z Football 2 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 Honor Rolll 2 3 Wansboro R1fles2 3 Honor Cadet2 3 Cred1tCadet4 ohn 15 one of the quteter ones of our class and enjoys drrvrng around town rn h1s 51 Chevy He can usually be found wlth K Krssane and A Leonardo He rs an example to all of our underclassmen for h1s fme school spmt and frrendlrness After graduatron ohn plans to enter college and we are sure he wtll succeed Cadet Captam ARTHUR A LEONARDO Our Lady of Angels Albany Knrghts 3 4 Cadet Staff 4 Cross Country 2 Intramural Basketball I 2 5 Honor Roll 1 Merrt Roll 2 3 Dtstrnguxshed Cadet 2 Honor Cadet 3 Honor Battalron 2 Leo wlll long be remembered by h1s classmates for wrnnmg smrle and pleasant personallty He vull also be remembered by all for h1s darrng one man attack on the V I hon durtng the 1959 C B A VI football game Upon graduatron Leo plans to attend erther Pharmacy College or R PI We wrsh htm contmued success and the best of luck rn the future Cadet First Lieutenant STEPHEN L LINDEMANN St Marys Cllnton Herghts Cadet Staff 4 Knrghts 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Merxt Roll l 2 3 4 Wansboro Rlfles 2 Honor Company 2 Member of the All Albany Football Team 4 Slrngrng Steve led our football team to the Drocesan Champron shrp He was selected as quarterback on the Trmes Unron All Albany Team Steve plans to go to college but rsnt sure where We are con fident that he wrll lead hrs lrfe to a champronshrp of happrness and success 'vs '47 I -r f C.B.A. Junior High Albany Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Knights 4. A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Cadet Staff 4. Schenectady Club l, 2, 3, 4. joe comes from the Electric City and is very proud of it. He likes to talk about cars and various ways of improving the appearances of them. Room 304 has enjoyed some of his subtle humor when he and J. Martin get together. joe is undecided on college but we hope that is successful in his future endeavors. Vincentian Institute Albany A Cadet Sergeant JAMES J. LOPIE St. Josephs Troy Knights 4. Intramural Basketball 2, 3. Third Order 3, 4. A.D.C. 2, 3, 4. jim came to C.B.A. in his sophomore year. He is a quiet reserved fellow who has made many friends among his classmates. Jim hasn't yet decided what he'll do after graduation but we know that he will make a wise choice. sa if ,-xffvl Cadet Master Sergeant 3 '31 'WG-J -fn 'Vg-'5'l,' . L , 3-55 Glee Club 3. Third Order 3. Knights 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Golf 2. Q-.1-s Credit Roll 2. Honor Company 2. Gerry joined our class in his sophomore year. He brought with him his basketball talents. He is a sports minded fellow who enjoys taking life easy. Gerry plans to attend Indiana University where he will try and fulfill his ambition of being a basketball star. Good luck Gerry. Cadet First Lieutenant JOSEPH T. MANNING C.B.A. junior High Albany Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Knights 4. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Merit Roll 1. Credit Roll 2, 3. Wansboro Rifles 2, 3. Joe has been a main stay in the band for the last four years. His friendliness and willingness to give a helping hand have won him many friends. Upon graduation he hopes to follow a liberal arts program at Siena College. rr- 'N X I . .w ps Honor Cadet 2. l s gig' 4- Cadet Master Sergeant JEFFREY W. MARTIN Sacred Heart of Mary Knights 4. Merit Roll 1. Wansboro Rifles 2. Honor Company 3 gunf' jeff will be long remembered for his funny remarks and imitations of his friends. He enjoys riding around in his '49 Dodge. He can be found before and after school with J. Loro making with the jokes or doing homework. Best of luck to you jeff when you start college next September. Cadet Private JAMES T. MCGEOUGH St. Teresa of Avila Albany Knights 4. A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Big jim has been the important man in the reed section of the band for the last four years. His fast and easy going mannerisms will be remembered by us all. jim hasn't decided yet what he will do after graduation, but whatever your choice Jim we wish you the best of luck in the future. Cadet Lieutenant Colonel HARRY V. MCGLOINE St. Margaret Mary's Albany Glee Club 2, 5. School Orchestra 2, 5. Knights 4. Third Order 3, 4. Intramural Basketball l, 5, 4. Honor Roll l, 2, 5. Distinguished Cadet 2, 4. Honor Company 2. Harry's main interests include a deep vocation to music and all the military phases of C.B.A. He is an expert pianist. Harry's humble and warm personality- have won him many friends among the seniors. At the present he plans to enter Siena College next September and follow a liberal arts program. Cadet First Lieutenant JOHN K MCKENNA Central Park unior High Schenectady Band l 2 5 4 Schenectady Club l 2 5 4 Cadet Staff 4 Knights 4 Dance Band 2 5 Intramural Basketball l 5 4 Honor Roll l Merit Roll 2 Credit Roll 5 4 Wansboro Rifles 2 Honor Cadet 2 Credit Cadet 5 4 ack is one of the seniors who hails from the Electric City H enjoys playing the trombone in the regimental band and in the now up and coming CBA dance band ack would like to enter Holy Cross next fall to study medicine We all know that he will be a big gy 1-N gf' we gf? -he ,.s--skills success in whatever he does Best of luck to a great guy QI' Cadet Private R BRUCE MILLER CBA Junior High Albany Kn1ghts4 Rifle Teaml 2 ADC 1 2 5 4 Bruce when he isnt in school or at home can usually be found with P Roberts hunting deer or rabbits He is also an avid fisherman and enjoys swimming in all seasons of the year His big ambition is to swim the length of Lake George Good luck Bruce :Q-' i. 92: 'mx Cadet Second Lieutenant JOHN W. MORGAN C.B.A. junior High Albany Knights 4. Rifle Team l, 2, 3, 4. Varsity 'B' Club 2, 5, 4. Intramural Basketball 2. Merit Roll 2. Honor Cadet 3. Vfill is one of the top men on the rifle team. He has one of the finest collections of rifles this side of Fort Knox. You can usually find him with R. Gardner and J. Munkwitz. Will plans to continue his education at Siena College. Good luck Will. Cadet Sergeant JOHN H MUNKWITZ Public School 20 Albany Knights 4 Football 1 2 5 4 Intramural Basketball 1 Merit Roll 1 Honor Company 2 Honor Battalion 2 Munk was one of the front line men that made things tough for the opposition during the past football season His easy slow move ments were not rn evidence on the gridiron Upon graduatton Munk Cadet Private JOSEPH R MUSELLA C B A Junior High Albany Football 2 3 ADC 1 2 3 4 Merit Roll 2 Big Moose is one of the friendliest seniors Hrs winning smile and unassuming ways have made him popular among the seniors During class periods joe has provided us with many laughs He is not decided about the future but we know that he will be a big success hopes to enter Siena College and study business administration W .vw GX Sd? K lkfr ,. I' Cadet First Lieutenant EDWARD J. O'BRlEN Blessed Sacrament Glee Club 1 2, 5, 4. Knights 4. Third Order 4. Track 1, 2, 3. Merit Roll 1 2 Intramural Basketball 4. Intramural Bowling 4. Wansboro Rifles 2 Honor Company 2. Ned is a fine quiet fellow who is liked by everyone in the senior class He is an outstanding kegler and displays his talents during the weekly interscholastic matches. Ned plans to attend college next September Good luck Ned. Cadet Second Lieutenant RONALD F. OROPALLO Rifle Team 1, 2, 5, 4. Intramural Basketball 1, 2. Intramural Bowling .4--f 3 4 Honor Roll 1. Wansboro Rifles 2. Honor Company 3. During the past four years Ron has made quite a name for him- self as a member of the rifle team. The number of trophies and medals he has won attest to accurate aim. His big ambition after graduation is to join the Air Force and pilot a jet fighter. Best of luck Ron. Cadet Sergeant ROBERT M. NOLAN St. Patrick's Ravena Band 1, 2, 3. Wansboro Rifles 2. Football 2, 4. Honor Roll 1. Merit R011 2, 5. Bob has made the long trip from his seventy-two acre farm in Ravena for the last four years and he looks none the worse for it. His easy going ways and friendly smile will long be remembered. He played in the important role as line backer on the victorious '59 football team. We know that he will be a success after graduation. L A rs:-xt ---fl Albany can Albany Cadet Second Lieutenant W. GARY PADULA St. Catherine of Siena Albany A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Knights 4. Dance Committee 4. Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, 4. Intramural Bowling 4. Merit Roll 1. Gary always has the quick smile ready for the right occasion. His keen sense of humor and friendliness have made him popular with his classmates. He enjoys hitting and chasing the little white ball over the hills and- dales at Albany Muny with C. Barthe. Gary's future plans include a college education. Good luck Gary. 3' V37 was Cadet Second Lieutenant . -:DT BARTHOLOMEW PAGANO 1' 1' Our Lady of Angels Albany A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Knights 4. Merit Roll l. Bart is a hard working lad who is admired by all for his dogged determination to succeed. Coupled with this consistent effect is a cheerful personality which has won him many friends. Upon graduation Bart expects to go to Siena College and study business administration. Cadet Sergeant PHILIP A. PANELLA Draper School Schenectady Schenectady Club 2, 3, 4. A.D.C. 2, 3, 4. Phil joined the class in his sophomore year. It didn't take him too long to get into the swing of things at C.B.A. and win for himself many friends with his quick wit and his cheerfulness to all. He is usually with 1. Cook and T. Kalteux. Phil plans to attend college next September. Good luck Phil. Cadet Captain GEORGE R. PARKER C.B.A. junior High Albany Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Bowling 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll l. Merit Roll 2. Credit Roll 3. Distinguished Cadet 2. Wansboro Rifles 2. George is one of the quieter members of the senior class. He is one of the top bowlers in the school which gives him the distinction of being the captain of the bowling team. After graduation George plans to attend Pharmacy College. Good luck George. Cadet Sergeant JOSEPH M. PAULSEN St. james' Albany Knights 4. A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1. Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Baseball 2, 3. Honor Roll 1, 3. Merit Roll 2, 4. 3 'Q' ' 'VX as Tit , Mr 5 X og' Joe, one of our great baseball players, can be heard talking about none other than the Dodgers. His second topic is split between his C.Y.O. basketball team and pro-Giants. joe can usually be found with J. Pedlow and M. Burns. In a few years he hopes to be on the other side of the teacher's desk. Good luck Joe. ,yas 8- a 1 ' ..,..w-u4r ' .,-qi' Cadet Sergeant JAMES M. PEDLOW C.B.A. Junior High Albany Knights 4. Third Order 3. A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. Varsity B Club 2, 3, 4. M.V.P. in Ockawamick Basket- ball Tournament 4. Merit Roll l, 2. -Iim's quiet and easy going ways would not give anyone the impres- sion that he is an outstanding basketball and baseball player. He could always be counted upon to come up with the needed points or hits. jim can usually be seen with M. Burns,'j. Paulsen and J. Cozzolino. We feel confident that he will succeed in whatever he undertakes after graduation. X as im!! '75 ... ,pf . fa--uf Cadet Second Lieutenant PAUL K. PERREAULT St. Agnes' Cohoes Knights 4. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. Merit Roll 1, 2. Honor Cadet 2. Credit Cadet 3. Wansboro Rifles 2. Paul, who commutes to us from Cohoes, is an avid Mag reader and all of us enjoy listening to his humorous jokes. Paul is a sincere C.B.A. rooter and is always at our games. He is an outstanding example of a Christian gentleman and has the respect of all his fellow class- mates. His future plans include a college education. Cadet Second Lieutenant JEFFREY M. PLATT St. Casmir's Albany Knights 4. Third Order 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2. Track 1. Baseball 3, 4. Wansboro Rifles 2. Honor Cadet 2. Jeff is one of the quieter lads at C.B,A., but he is always ready with a joke to help the day pass more quickly. jeff likes baseball and is a fine pitcher. He will long be remembered for his leading of B Company at the 1959 graduation parade. Good luck Jeff. Cadet Sergeant WILLIAM T. POWERS St. Paul's Mechanicsville A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Bill as his friends call him is one of the quieter members of his class. For the past four years he has been a regular commuter on the D.8cH. with his friend P. Granger. Bill hopes to attend college in the fall and follow a business administration course. aff' 'Wit C.. w w,...... MQ' , oe is one of the more military minded in the school. On drill days he can be found maintaining order in I Company. joe's good nature has won him many friends at the academy and will continue St Teresa of Avila Albany Glee Club l 2 3 Knights 4 Merit Roll 1 Credit Roll 2, 3. Tom is one of the quieter seniors However he is known for his quick and ready smile He makes up for his stature by his cheerfulness and willingness to be of assistance to all Tom is usually seen with P Vella and F Godfrey Best of luck in whatever you plan to do in Cadet Sergecmf DANIEL C. QUIGLEY St. Patricks Albany Knights 4. Third Order of St. Francis 5. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Merit Roll 2. Honor Roll l. Honor Company 2. Dan is one of the best liked members of his class. He likes cars, music and dances. He can usually be found with J. Graziano. We all know that he will go far and we wish him the best of luck. MUN K Public School 23 Albany i Cadet Private JOHN J. RUTH Public School 23 Albany Basketball 1. Football 2, 3, 4. Wansboro Rifles 2. Honor Company 3. cub C.B.A. will always remember the quick wit and winning smile which belong to jack. He has gained many friends in his four years at the Academy. He played a key role as offensive center on the championship team of '59. jack is a good sport both on and off the the gridiron. Good luck jack. i i' 5725 1. Q- N K ' ,A . A rj T7 Cadet Captain JAMES M. SCHAEFER St. John the Evangelist Schenectady Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Intramural Track 1, 2. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Schenectady Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Cadet Staff 4. Varsity B Club 3, 4. Honor Roll 1. Merit Roll 2, 3, 4. Distinguished Cadet 2, 3. Honor Cadet 4. Wansboro Rifles 2, 3, 4. jim, the man with the red plume is Drum Major of our regimental band. He is a great rooter for any school activity. He can usually be found at the rifle range with R. Bessette, T. Dalton and J. Falace. After graduation jim intends to go to Montana State to study forestry and to enjoy his favorite sport skiing. Cadet First Lieutenant RICHARD A. SCHAEFER C.B.A. junior High Albany Glee Club 1. Credit Roll 2, 3, 4. Merit Roll 1. Wansboro Rifles 2. Honor Company 3. Tennis 3, 4. Knights 4. Intramural Basketball 1. Bowling 2, 3, 4. Rich is one of the Averill Park men. He has posted many enviable scores during the bowling season. His quiet unassuming ways have won him many friends. At the present Rich is planning to attend St. Michaels College next September. Cadet Second Lieutenant ROBERT F. SCHAEFER C.B.A. junior High Albany A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Knights 4. Intramural Basketball 2. Golf 5, 4. Bowling 4. Merit Roll I. Wansboro Rifles 2. Honor Cadet 2. 'Bobbo is another of our six year men. Through his winning personality he has won many friends During the summer Bob can be found riding in push carts at Millers supermarket in Averill Park With his brother Dick he hopes to continue his education at St Michaels Cadet Sergeant SALVATORE F SGARLATA C B A Junior High Albany Bandl 2 5 4 Knights 4 Cadet Staff 4 ADC I 2 5 4 Bowling 2 5 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 Sal has won a place in the memory of his class mates He has been an energetic booster for anything that pertains to CBA During the last four years Sal has been a mainstay in the regimental band He isnt telling us about his future plans but we know that hell do well 3 I -GTI' xwa.. Q.. 4'-smug., Good luck Sal 'UNK t ' Cadet Flrst Lieutenant EDWARD T SHEEHAN St Patrick s Watervlret Knights 4 ADC I 2 5 4 Trackl Cvolf3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 Honor Roll 1 Credit Roll 2 3 4 Wansboro Rifles 2 Distinguished Cadet 2 Smiling Ed has a good word for everyone Hrs jovial disposition has helped to make him popular among the seniors Ed plans to enter college in the fall and upon completion of college he intends to join the navy and see the world 373' 'gk n t Cadet Private LUKE P. SHEREMETA C.B.A. Junior High Albany eq:-'TY Glee Club 1, 2, 3. A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Merit Roll 1. The quiet lad from the Spindle City sums up Luke. He has made the trip to school for the last two years in his customized Ford. His usual co-pilot is F. Godfrey. Luke's plans for the future are not certain yet we know that he will make the right choice. Cadet Sergeant JAMES M. SLEASMAN I c.B.A, Junior High Albany Cadet Sergeant JAMES R. SUAREZ Our Lady of Angels Albany Knights 4. A,D,C. 1, 2, 5, 4. Armorer 1. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Merit Roll 1. Credit Roll 2. Honor Cadet 2. Wansboro Rifles 2. Honor Battalion 2. Jim has been one of the chefs during the past year. His happy- go-lucky ways have made him popular among the seniors. He is usually seen with V. Ballato and F. Wanback, two other culinary experts . In the fall jim hopes to attend college. Good luck jim. 1'f 'j A.D.C. 1, 2, 5, 4. Football 1. Honor Roll l. Merit Roll 2. Cars take up most of Jim's free time and he can usually be seen riding around Albany in his Thunderbird. He enjoys Hi-Fi and has built his stereo Hi-Fi room in his house. Jim enjoys jazzy and rock and roll records. Next September jim expects to be continuing his education at Siena College. 4,3 'ff' o-Wi qw. Blessed Sacrament Armorer 1 2, 3, 4. A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Knights 4. Cadet Staff 4. Public Speaking 1 2, 3. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 4. Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1 2 Honor Roll 1. Merit Roll 2, 3. Wansboro Rifles 2, 4. Credit Cadet 3 Honor Company 2. Honor Battalion 2, 3. Mike is one of the artists of our class and he particularly enjoys doing characterizations. He is inclined to be shy and quiet unless he is with T Garrity and D. Delahanty. Mike enjoys helping others and this willingness to be of service has won him many friends. He hopes to follow a pre med course at Regis College beginning next September. We ll be looking for the shingle Mike. Cadet Second Lieutenant St Margaret Mary's Albany Knights 4 A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. Merit Roll 1 2 Distinguished Cadet 2. Wansboro Rifles 2. Honor Company 2. Jack is a quiet unassuming lad who has found many friends at C B A After school each day he enjoys riding around town in his green Plymouth jack hopes to continue his education in college after he gets his sheepskin in June. Good luck Jack. Cadet Lieutenant Colonel STEPHEN J. SULLIVAN Our Lady of Angels Albany A.D.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Knights 4. Third Order 2, 3, 4. Rifle Team 1, 2. Cadet Staff 4. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. General Excellence 2, 3. Honor Company 2. Wansboro Rifles 2, 3, 4. Honor Cadet 2, 3. Distinguished Cadet 4. Sergeant's Medal 3. Steve is one of our more militaristically minded seniors. He is the man at the head of the third battalion. In class he is the quiet and studious type, but nevertheless he is known for his friendliness. Steve's future plans include a college education in which, we definitely know that, he will succeed. s,,,. Albany Cadet First Lieutenant JOSEPH N. TORRE St. john the Baptist Schenectady Glee Club 2. Knights 4. A.D.C. 1, 2, 5, 4. Schenectady Club 1, 2, 5, 4. Cadet Staff 4. Rifle Team 2, 5, 4. Track 1. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4. Merit Roll 1. Wansboro Rifles 2. Honor Cadet 2. Credit Cadet 5, 4. Honor Battalion 1, 2, 5. joe is a tireless worker for any activity sponsored by the school. What he lacks in stature he more than makes up for with his whole- hearted interest. He is very active in his parish C.Y.O. unit. joe is usually seen with J. Loro, j. Schaefer and J. Falace. He hopes that Siena College will be his next alma mater. Ngo? .-Nb :sf-. B l Qi -uf' Nw? Cadet Sergeant PAUL J. VELLA C.B.A. Junior High Albany Intramural Basketball l. Band l, 2, 5, 4. Dance Band Z, 5. Knights 4. A.D.C. 1, 2, 5, 4. Paul is one of the muscially talented seniors this. He plays the trombone in the regimental band and his hot guitar in the dance band. After graduation he plans to take a hitch in the marines. We all know that Paul will succeed in whatever he does in the future. Cadet Lieutenant Colonel MICHAEL J. WALLINGFORD St. Brigid's Watervliet Public Speaking l, 2, 5, 4. Dance Committee 4. Knights 4. A.D.C. 1, 2, 5, 4. Basketball 1. Intramural Basketball 2, 5. Cross Country 2. Track 2. Honor Roll 1. Merit Roll 2, 5. Privates Medal 2. Distinguished Cadet 2. Wansboro Rifles 2, 5, 4. Honor Cadet 5, 4. Honor Battalion 5. Mike has made quite a name for himself during the last four years. He is very popular among the seniors who have come to look upon him as oneyou can depend on. Mike can usually be seen with J. Kaperka and A. Leonardo. After graduation he plans to attend Georgetown University and study dentistry. We'll be looking for your shingle in a few years Mike. St Mary s Cadet Sergeant FREDERICK J WANBACK Chnton Herghts KI1lgl1fS 4 ADC 1 2 5 4 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 Football 1 2 Mertt Roll 1 2 Wansbcmro Rlflles 2 Credit Cadet 2 Fred IS one of the sen1ors from the qutet hamlet called Cl1nton He1ghts H1s qulck wltty remarks have provlded us wrth many laughs He is usually found w1th h1s fellow chefs Txbbltts and J Suarez At present Fred has no plans for the future but we w1sh h1m the best nn w a ever e C ooses h t h h Cadet Lieutenant Colonel LAWRENCE P WIEST Pllblli SCl100l 20 Albany Pubht Speaknng 5 4 Cadet Staff 4 Sentry Staff 4 Kmghts 4 ADC I 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 D1st1n gulshed Cadet 2 Honor Cldet 5 4 Larry IS our wr1ter for the Kmckerbocker News Column Teen Scene He IS also one of the more mllttarrstlcally mrndecl cadets 1n the school If past performances are any 1nd1cat1on we know that Larry wrll do well after he enters West Po1nt thts uly f? if Quvv 7x Here- SENIOR DIRECTORY oseph M Annecluno 7 Marlene Street Albany 5 New York IV 2 8402 Vrctor F Ballato 251 Delaware Ave Albany New York HO 2 0832 ames H Barry 67 Lockrow Ave Albany 5 New York HE 8 0172 Charles H Barthe HE 8 3796 276 Tamapa Ave Albany 8 New York Thomas L Barton 704 Western Ave Albany New York HE 8 3796 Arthur R Benort 241 Berkshrre Blvd Albany New York HE 8 3228 Russell W Bessette 321 McCarthy Ave Albany New York HE 6 7065 Robert G Brvona 175 Marn Street Altamont New York UN 1 8143 oseph J Brooks 13 Central Ave Ravana New York RA 7 1905 R Brran Buckhoff 10 Hrghland Dr E Greenbush New York GR 7 3911 Mrchael L Burns 92 McA1p1n Albany 9 New York HO 3 5255 Charles-I Byrne 7 Hrghland Ave Albany 3 New York IV 9 6534 E Brran Cary 10 Talf Ave Latham New York ST 5 7819 H Stephen Chrrstenson 18 Buckrngham Dr Albany 8 New York IV 2 5021 joseph R Coffey 45 Wrllow Street Guxlderland New York IV 2 9639 John K Conway 2 S Pine Ave Albany 8 New York IV 2 1497 james S Cook Cedar Hxll Selkrrk New York RO 7 2537 ostphj Cozzolrno 356 Mountarn Street Albany 9 New York HO 3 3505 Robert R Cronm 3 Hunter Street Albany 2 New York HO 5 4806 Edward C Dalton 29 Wl1ll1m Street Worcester Massachusetts SW I 0654 oel R Davrs 131 S Marn Ave Albany 8 New York IV 2 4307 Edward A DeCosmo 4 Federal Street Albany 9 New York HO 3 2671 Paul E Degnan 239 Delaware Ave Albany 9 New York IV 9 0233 Davrd P Delehanty 18 Grove Ave Albany 8 New York IV 9 02 33 Albert A DrBernardo 37 I-Iarrrs Ave Albany 8 New York HE 8 5684 john Dunn Partrtron Street Exit Rensselaer New York HE 4 4332 effrey A Falace 1022 Park Ave Schenectady 8 New York FR 7 0186 oseph S Farrnellr Church Street Coeymans New York RA 8 4646 Paul Ferrrgan 61 Ryckman Ave Albany New York IV 2 2891 Thomas W Flacke 4 Kate Street Albany New York HO 3 3574 Raymond F Fletcher 15 Maplewood Ave Albany 5 New York HE 8 7157 oseph P Fusco 119 Hudson Ave Hamptom Manor New York GR 7 5541 oseph N Futra 37 Bender Lane Delmar New York HE 9 3050 Mrchael A Garafalo 30 S Marn Street Castleton New York PE 2 7095 58 Robert B Gardner 41 Bonhern Street Albany 4 New York HO 5 7992 Trmothy T Garrrty 515 Hamrlton Street Albany 8 New York IV 2 3975 Donald L Goddeau 31 Pleasant Vrew Ave Albany 3 New York HE 8 0722 Francrs C Godfrey 3 Masten Ave Cohoes New York CE 7 8225 john E Goetz 11 Hurlbut Street Albany 9 New York HO 5 0778 Plrney N Granger 18 Pawlrng Ave Mechanrcvrlle New York MO 4 5186 ohn V Grazrano 586 Central Ave Albany 6 New York HE 8 0579 Robert C Hall 2725 Gurlderland Ave Schenectady 6 New York FR 2 1005 Peter D Halloran Delmar New York HE 9 3372 Eugene Hanratta 1320 lst Ave Watervlret New York AS 6 2853 james H Hoar 10 Myers Drrve Albany 5 New York HE 8 0579 Edwardj Hodgkrnson 57 Buchanan Street Albany 6 New York IV 9 1134 ohn E Hoff 7 Hartwood Street Albany 5 New York UN 9 5545 Edward A Holmes 36 Pennsylvanra Ave Albany 10 New York HO 5 6508 Patrrckj Horan 167 Rosemont Street Albany 6 New York IV 2 8196 john J Huber Box 973 Iatham New York ST 5 7109 john R Hutton 1020 Irene Street Schenectady 6 New York DI 6 5084 I - . . - - . , C . . 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C . - I Q . . , . , 1 r ' - 4 - v 1 , CLASS HISTORY JUNIOR HIGH Sxx years have passed srnce we entered thxs won derful school Brother Aloyslus soon proved to be a frnendly advnser to us The year went qunckly as we found our way around the school Thns class the youngest m the school came nn flrst ln the annual St LaSalle Auxnllary Drnve a posxtton whlch seventh grades of followmg years have repeated Tom Barton Mnke Burns and J1m Pedlow proved to be the bng hoop stars July and August passed and agam we were back nn school Brother Francrs and Brother A Wrllram were the moderators of 8A and 8B Thxs year we had our flrst test of Regents exams The year passed qluckly and graduatlon soon came At graduatton our parents and frnends crowded rnto CBA s audr torlum and lnstened to the fnne graduatlon address by Judge Harry S Chrlstenson r We were extended best wlshes by Brother Cornelxus for the next four years FRESHMAN YEAR Anxrously awaxted September arrwed at long last and the day fmally came when we entered the hrgh school drvrsron Our ranks were now swelled by the many boys from all over the area who came to C B A ln 56 Soon we were rn the m1l1tary scholastlc and soclal swmg of thnngs at the Academy The M1d Wxnter Ball and the Annual Drnll were our frrst taste of bng Trme events at the school As football started the future grxd stars of C B A T Barton B Buckhooff J Cozzohno J Munkwrtz months the hardwood began to get a good workout J Paulsen M Burns M Wall1ngford T Barton B Buckhoff S Lmdemann J Kaperka J Pedlow and E Gavnn were the members of the frosh basketball team Along the academlc and mxlltary lrnes R Cronxn won the Freshman Publlc Speakxng Contest C Byrne fmxshed the year by wxnnlng the General Excellence Medal and our future colonel R Bessette asserted hrs early lead when he was awarded the Plebes Medal at the annual graduatron parade After a year full of new expernences we closed respect rn the exalted posmon of sophomores SOPHOMORE YEAR As the month of September rolled around we were eagerly lookmg forward to the start of another school year thankful at the same trme that we dxdn t have to go through the plebe trammg Wxth the fnrst of September came the flrst work out for the football team For some those early days were rough but T Barton B Buckhoff B Cary J Cozzohno and R Nolan proved that tt could be done Durmg the Commnssxonmg ceremomes approxlmat ely forty sophomores won thetr fxrst strrpes and many of us earned the prrvllege to wear the blue Wansbord cntatron cord As the cold weather came upon us basketball became the mam sport We were represented on the varsxty by J Pedlow M Burns T Barton and S Lmdemann were the future varsxty maternal who played on the JV The rrfle team had nts share of sophomores rn the persons of R Bessette W Morgan M Tabacco E Dalton J Schaefer R Orapollo andJ Falace Wrth the commg of sprtng we turned to the out doors agam and watted for the spnng sports S Chrrstenson made fme varsxty materlal on the golf team T Barton looked very promrsmg rn the shot put and dnscus events durmg the season s track meets and J Kaperka was developmg mto a fme dnstance runner J Paulsen J Pedlow Platt and A Benoxt showed fme potentral on the baseball dramond The annual drtll was a bng event and we looked toward the day when we would be commanding a company or platoon m a couple of years R Cronnn took the publnc speakmg medal for the second tlme S Sulllvan copped the general excel lence medal and M Wallingford won the Prlvate Fxrst Class medal W1th the close of the school year we looked for ward to a restful vacatron and to the comrng thlrd year . , . , , . . . 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F . , . , 4 , 1 60 JUNIOR YEAR Thus was the begmmng of the Centenmal Year and excntement ran hrgh throughout the school We were juniors now and quite a few of us had exther sergeants or corporal strxpes and we were assngned to posmons of some authorxty nn the regiment After the poor showxng of the prevrous football season no one expected the Brothers to do much on the grrdrron but after the frrst couple of games the Purple and Gold became the team that had to be beaten The team went undefeated this year and T Barton was selected as tackle on th All Albany team B Buckhoff J Cozzoltno J Ruth andJ Munkwrtz held down Important lme positions and S Lnndemann and B Cary were learmng the ways of the backs The rtfle team started 1ts season off early and we were represented agam by R Bessette J Schaefer M Tabacco R Orapollo E Dalton J Falace andJ Torre The basketball season was a dnm one for the Brothers although J Pedlow T Barton and M Burns gave a good account of themselves on the varslty The hnghlxght of the sprmg was the Centenary celebratton whrch commenced w1th a Solemn Hugh Ponufxcal Mass at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Concepnon celebrated by the Most Reverend Bxshop Edward Magmn DD Auxllrary Bnshop of Albany The Mass was followed by the Centenmal Banquet held at the Ten Eyck Hotel Sprmg sports saw the regular candrdates T Barton In track who won the crty champronshrp m shot put and drscus J Pedlow and J Paulsen were tough on the left snde of the mfneld whrle J Platt was the star relnef hurler and A Benont worked well behmd the plate S Chrrstenson led the golfers to another f1ne season Academrc honors went to S Sullrvan who recetved the general excellence medal agaln G Hanratta won the publlc speakmg medal In the mllltary deparment S Sullrvan won the Sergeant First Class Medal and C Barthe topped the Corporal s Medal Now we look forward to the bug year SENIOR YEAR We fmally made nt Thls was Brother B Rnchards frrst year as Dnrector of the Academy R Bessette was comm1ss1oned Cadet Colonel of the regl H McGlome were commxssxoned Cadet Lneutenant Colonels The semor publlc speaking contest was won by J Conway wrth T Barton and L Wnest placmg second and thrrd respectnvely G Hanratta was our repre sentauve rn the Kmghts of Columbus Speakmg Con test The football team contxnued from the prevnous year Agam we were underrated but nt drdn t take us long for the opposmon to realnze that this was another strong Brothers team T Barton B Buckhoff J Cozzolmo S Lmdemann and R Delahoyd were se lected for the All Albany fnrst team To honor the team as was done the prevrous year we held a Vrctory Dance It was a tremendous success B Buckhoff and R Delahoyd recenved the Brother Aloysxus Memorral Trophy for football whrle T Barton was the recepnent of the Tom McAn foot ball trophy the Albany Lodge of Elks B P O E award for the Outstandmg Player rn the Albany Area and fmally the Fort Orange Amerlcan Legions Lmeman of the Year Award In the scholastrc fneld S Sulhvan and T Barton were awarded Letters of Commendatlon by the Natronal Merxt Soclety and State Scholarships were G Hanratta E DeCosmao and L Wtest as alternates Plans for the Mnd Wmter formal were started early and the commrttee was elected by the senxor class The commlttee was composed of the following members R Bessette D Goddeau G Padula W Gardner M Wallnngford R Cronin C Barthe J Goetz J Ruth and R Brvona The basketball team had a f1ne season th1s year posung a 13 5 record J Pedlow was selected as a member of the All Albany frve and M Burns was pncked for the second team Other semors who were members of the team were R Hall S Lmdemann G Maloy and T Barton Now we are lookmg forward to the sprmg sports the Annual Drlll the Graduatlon Parade and fmally Graduatlon The four years passed qulckly and durmg that tame we may have forgotten to thmk about those who made all thns possxble for us To our parents who made many SaCI'lflCCS to the members of the faculty both relxgxous and lay who have taught us so well we wnsh to thank you snncerely and hope that we wnll always be a credxt to you rn our future lxves ment and S. Sulllvan, M. Wallingford, L. Wiest and earned by J. Falace, S. Sullivand and T. Barton with ' J at K ,,,.4ln-1 fa? 'V ff 'X !X fr' N 4-:'T Cadet Colonel Russell Besserte Regxmental Commander Cadet Lt Colonel Mxchael Wallxngford Rcgxmenral Execuuve Offncer REGIIVI NTAL STAFF si Cadet Major - Kevin Kissane Q rx . Regimental S-1 . 1 Qt! 'nuff fl-Qt' 5' Cadet Malor Phney Granger Regmuental S v Eff Cadet Master Sergeant joseph Annechmoe Reg1mental Sergeant Mayor fm I 'Q' gl.fv JA. Sm. 3125 if Cadet Lt. Colonel Harry McG1oine Battalion Commander FIRST BATTALION Cadet Major john Leonard Battallon Executxve Offlcer '1 figfxffi Cadct Mttster Sergjtant eff Martm Battalmon Sergemt Mayor Cadet Captain Edward Dcflosmo Battalion S-l Cadet Captam john Kapcrka Battahon S u ., xt, '-Q Wi lr 0 .fn uv' f FQ ,qnf X FIRST PLATOON First row fL-RJ: R. Snicer, 1. Baum, R. Duch, R, Second row: E. Bojarczuk, T. Sollohub, M. Castle, P I-Iagadorn, T. Flacke, M. Smith, M. Mosher, L. Bier- Oberting,M, Franks,.I.Smith,M. Cummings,E. O'Con- nachi, C. Cusato, ncll, B. Duffy. jf, A c F, O NI P A N Y Cadet Captain Patrick Horan Company Commander 68 Cadet Lieutenant Brian Buckhoff Executive Officer le fV nun. -GQ! 'Neal Cldtt lntuttnlnt Edu 1rd Shcehin C ldct I1cutLn1nt Robcrt H111 Quiet Mrsttr Scrigunt Ptttr Mmm l AA. l SECOND PLATOON First row QLFRJ 1 K. O'Neill, J. Robinson, K. Hannun, Second row: P. McCarthy, M. Hyer, J. Rose, J. DiNu- J. Shinners, G. Muloy, R. Fletcher, J. Osborn, R. Pok- poli, A. Phelan. M. Deming, C. Emerson, J. Mullens, rzywnicki, Condon. B. Reehl. s r fv ' L , s Q3-Q Cadet Captain Edward Dalton Compfmy Commindcr C O NI P A N Y mdet Lzeutcnant Gary Pldult Ixccutnt UIHLU FIRST PI ATOON 'Uinlvi-.. St rom KI R If 1 1 1 I xc ondroxx I M so I mc I' Wltllyltk A I IVILISLIII Pedloxx 'I' Ixllteux M 0011511 D urdm sttdt C Mddntyrt R Cwrbttt Cloust P I'15h 70 AQ' SLCONID PLATOON Flrst row ILRD M1clx P Smyth D Smlth A Setond ram R Cfloxer I Mthon XY' Gorzxnslxt I Smrth I LOP16 P Roberts E Ftsh R Mott B Tyntltll Hacker D Mtelulskr I Clrrk Prxor Mullallx 'gif 1.3-r,,.1-ts, Cadet Lieutenant Wfilliam Morgqn Ctdet Lieutemnt Robert Schaefer 71 Cutler Master Sergeant Ronald Canestrari 5 diy, FIRST PLATOON Flrsr rovs II RJ A Clngnon I Mrllu 'I' Conncry uond roxx I I I R H1Il A ODonnrl I Wlrncurk F XY mblnk Munkxurz R IXIOFISIKI FIILQLYIILI M Lyons B Croxrngcr R RILILIIC D W Pipe J Shcchs Ix Fllnrry R Hork Olirrcn I I-Ilmmoni rw Cldcr Crrprfun Cider I1CLlFLI'1'11'H Robert Cronin oscph Fusro Company Comnmndcr Exccurixc Officer 72 .- 1425 Cadet Lieutenant Ronald Oropallo 'Lf 'N' '- Cadet Lieutenant Peter Halloran v-rg 'CT SECOND PLATOON Cadet Master Sergeant Leo Kratz Flrst row fLR7 D Bronner F Sm1th E Hay V Second row S Mrchelson J Wagner Donlon Ballato .I Cook R Delahoyd T Wallrngford P Cas Barron D Marshall T Ferngan Zornek A Bucca srdy E Stevens SECOND BATTALION 'PS We 4! ' Cader Lt Colonel Lawrence P WICSI Battalnon Commander Cadet Mayor Charles Byrne Battallon Executlve Offlcer Cadet Captain joseph Farinelli Battalion S-5 Aan. 1'5- ,,, -an X 'i iw Cadet Captain john Kennedy Battalion S-l Cadet Master Sergeant Thomas Rooney Battalion Sergeant Major 'WE' ff, Fzrst row QL RJ C Burometto P DeLucm Laver Second row W Coyle R Mlrrl W Cnrlmk J Mlller ty E Holmes D Quxglcy E Naplerskn E Kampf W Rumo T lNlLC1I'Illy A Mmlon R Holbmc R DeLaMater j Wahl Rode M OBr1tn FIRST PLATOON rf, Cadet Captain ohn Conway Company Commander Cadet Lieutenant Stephen Lindemann Executive Officer 63' Cadet Ircutcmnt ohn Dunn Cfrdet Lreutenant Robert G1rdner f' Cadet Master Sergemt Franc1s Godfrey SECOND PLATOON A 1 First row CL-RJ: M. Pllone, C. Schewe, V. Cardon, Second row: D. Istorico, R. DeGaetano, R. Quinn, J. Sanchirico, J. Carr, j. Taffe, R. Slattery. T. McGarr, T. Andriano, A. Cardona, P. Cannon. Cader Lieutenant joseph Furia Executive Ofiacer ,us bv' 1' M ' ' E Q. C 0 M P A N Y Cadet Capram Paul Ferrxgan Company Commander FIRST PLATOON F1rsr row CL RD J Hams D St john Dejuho Second row R D1lW1fh R Quackenbush J M1llea B S Knapp W Tnola P Perreault V Taranto Campmn Kung M Nolan T Wxllnams N First row CL-RJ: J. Barrett, G. Kretzer, L. Sheremeta, Second row: E. Lemme, J. Mannarino. M. Lyons, H. W. Powers, V. Campbell, J. Brennan, S. Capra. Olby, M. McGuinness. SECOND PLATOON Q Cadet Lieutenant Edward O'Brien Cadet Lieutenant Joseph Torre Ca if det Master Sergeant Timothy Garrity Frrst row CLRJ W Kervan J Lawler A Car1to Second rom M Carroll S Rosettle R Barvoets R Walsh J Suarez P Olnver D Rey Martm D Speed A Ragone C Warnman T Arncola M Rarmo McCarv1lle FIRST PLATOON f' xv' dr 'J' if NI P A N Y Cadet Captarn Cadet Lxeutenant jeffrey Falace john Txbbrtts Company Commander Execunve Officer Cadet Lieutenant Charles Barthe l if Cadet Iinurrmnr Iohn Goetz SECOND PLATOON .Q .Q.. 'ill -gp. xr Cadet Master Sergeanr Norbert Shay First row CL-RJ: M. Chevalier, W. Clifford. W. Second row: Sacca, T. Adams, W. Forlani, J. Cas- Adms, R. Scherer, P. Panella, K. Cayce, E. Coffey, sidy, C. Wentworrh,j.Schmidt, D. Martino, M. Willey, E. Harrison, R. Isler. I.. Averill. Cadet Lt Colonel Cadet Malor Stephen J Sulhvan Lugene Hanmtta Barralnon Commander my Y' gan. ,.f X 'Fw -o-- ' wf4 Cadet Captam Cadet Captam MICIIQCI J Tabacco oel R Davns Battahon S 1 Battalxon S 2 N ,4-vs 145.1 Cadet Master Sergeant Mlehael L Burns Battallon Sergeant Mayor Fmrsr row IL RJ B Nelson T Klxmek R Krrler Second row Tools W Kayo J Adarr D Harvey Clrxllo P Flemmg Couch FIRST PLATOON pgvx in 'VK Cade: Caprarn Arthur Leonardo Company Commander Cadet Lreurenanr P Perreault Execunve Officer ' -:. ,.' ,.',J, ,. ',. Vanhensberger, C. Lanci, Geier, DiNuzzo, M. G. VanDerzee, L. DeMarco, A. Pinckney, L. Craft, N ff 'N bf ' h G '53 X C ..-. 3 O T M P A N . Y Q 4. 4 by ' v Cadet Lieutenant Richard Schaefer .l icing Cadet Lieutenant Paul Degnan SECOND PLATOON . ag cf. 8 gn Cadet Master Sergeant Barron Clancy f .Q 2' Cadet Captarn Stephen Chrxstenson Company Commander FIRST PLATOON L L C1dtt Lreutemnt Bflrt Pqgrno Executive Ofqflccr Frrst row QL RD G Horstmyer K Flood -I McEneny Second row A Fantauzzr P Grenxer M Dougherty A. D1Bernardo, R, Nolan, H. Snyder, A, Rrccardr, A. J. Herbert, R. Krause, Amodeo, Savore, J. Robrn Pondillo, Furlong. son, G. Berbrick. 86 Frrst row fLRD P Leppert H Hay D Farrell Second row G Myers E Gurxk F Hallenbeck A Barry B Cary Geler F Dolan P Farrell A Sulger Sm1th R ODonnell D Schyrxer SECOND PLATOON 5,f'?v ,- Cadet Lieutenant Thomas Barton I Cadet Lleutenant John Hutton 87 4' 6 3? 1--A Cadet Master Sergeant Edward arosz 'BWV First row KL RJ R Brittell M Bucholslcy T Kelly Second row T Clark J Durrant J McGraw W J Ruth B Miller J Roche R Bivona F Gexer Hawkins A Abele F Cummings Sheahan T Worrell J Coons R DeMatteo Parisella M Wiest FIRST PLATOON Cadet Captain Donald Goddeau John Graziano Company Commander Executive Cadet Lieutenant Officer 88 H91 Cadet Lieutenant jeflrey Platt ,Cy Y wr, Q kg -KY? Cadet Master Sergeant Arthur Benolt Cadet Lieutenant David Delehanty SECOND PI ATOON g.4u,,-..,., . ., . . ' ' M W-m-f.- M...,,,,,. First row QL-RQ: L. Domenico, D. Smith, J. Chinik, Second row: H. Marsch, A. Scoca, W. Cwens, F. Coz- D. Reynolds, B. Keck, E. Weiss, G. Cummings, zolino, D. Hichman, T. Leonard, F. Belleville, M. Kelly, Ricci, 1. Collins. Maguire. FIRST PLATOON s 'Q ' 'W A K V ,X ki 2 M Y 7 ' Z . Q 1 3 i 5 ij? 1 i 7 ,Q 4 5 2 'A if - 'l . 3 E -Z S if fi- V it A ' 221 X, V' 'fn 4' ' 'Q -H1 A t-' if '- 1 ' 2 Y 7 . ij... ,. f 5 5 3 : :fi ii i i .W ...Wt Na., ,. vw .M --ft., - t First row fl.-RJ: R. VonRonne, M. Butf, L. Stone, Second row: R. Pafundi, V. Gagliardi, F. Andriano, R. Matusiak, S. Sgarlata, P. Ve-lla, W. McGeough, R. Rupsis, J. Wright, A. Beaupre, W. Hanlon, J. Huber, J. Hoff, N. Quinn, J. Coyne. F. McGinty, M. Vrbanac, j. Angelides, Hammond, W. Raymond, O'DonneI1. D. Barrett, Walters. Cadet Captain james Schaefer Company Commander I . ' 'Q -P - Pg.-,.0 Cadet Captain ' 'V - e XJVX George Parker -,Q ' - - f Executive Officer ' SECOND PLATOON First row CL-RJ: R. Hornachek,J. Delaney, W. Forth, Second row: Tasick, A. Lescak, W. Cleveland, P. G. Crowley, A. DeLuca, M. Garafalo, A. Sennett, A. Beddow, L. Visconti, KI. Eggers, T. Delaney, R. Wick- Fisher, A. Sangiorge, A. Mosmen, G. Vanderhyden. ham, J. Hodglcinson, j. Toole, C. Mirabile. iff? Cadet Lieutenan john McKenna t Cadet Lieutenant N. K joseph Manning r ' A A .. . fr' 1. , , Q16 -07' fs. QS 'iv' Cadet Lreutemnt joseph Brooks Cadet Lleurenant h C ff Jobep O Cy Cadet Master Sergeant joseph I oro THIRD PLATOON Q1 First row CL-RJ : J. Squadere Moreland T. OBrien Second row: R. Conway . Charpenter R. Famularo A. Talbert I.. Gagliardi Cashman . Dennis S. J. Moriarity M. Crotty J. Shottenharn C. Potter D. Zacharewicz Cv. Hotaling . Roberts R. Trudell. Ackart W. Lisosky H. Hall. FIELD MUSIC 9 2 ll First row CL-RD: R. Farnum, T. Gaynor, R. Bunn, Second row: B. Sangiorgi, R. Ropelewski, J. Clark, J. Prior, R. Ridgeway, W. Bartlett, A. Karr, E. Ray, S. Guzik, R. Stockman, D. Sto1iker,j. Carioto, J. Hag- J. Rosencrans. erty, F. Dejohn. ,514 K '. B '3'!3Si53,,G. ,,, .M - - Ks iiizs ,ag Band on parade 7--.--.-.. sters oath of offnce to Brother Rlchard con gratulares Russ Bes sette on hxs commxs slon Col. Russell Besserte receives the new 49 star flag from Rep. O'Brier1. 94 Q. J. --g-wi, ,I ll A 9 T 8 ff ' 'A ffff1.QCt:o47n Mfeiqflfl 'H-QD ' I Rfk x nf Capt. Christenson puts Charlie company into shape BQ 3 -In-B' L Q x . V. ., 4 4' The Regimental Staff meets with General Curtis. 4, Capt. Farinelli and his raw recruits try their legs on the first drill day of the year. :x'.'-lifes'-Q i. ' ss-' lbFiW ' ik M 4 I 1.. he ,,,.i. qi ' V .ff .s-4921, ,t V Alfa company passes the State Capitol. ...., N ,A I 1 an Q Colonel Bessette and the Regimental Staff lead the Regiment down Washington Avenue in the Hudson'Champlain Parade. riff i, Adi Charlie company is reviewed by many impressed spectators in front of the Capitol. ,. -.f ' 3 'il it as ,gi Hgh'-f ? ' 1 .... I Co. parades on September 19. A 44 ...f we ,Q f Harry McGloine leading Std Batl. QQ Lt. Perreault leads his platoon down Washington Avenue in the Veterans Day Parade. 3 sQ1,..-N Col. Sullivan leds the First Battalion in Veterans Day Parade js Capt. Horan leading B' Co. in the Veterans Day Parade , I 1 at ,AA- 'I' Q. D 5 'Z ,ga Second Platoon of .LE Y' 4 Band Company marches onto the Hawkins Stadium field. That First Battalion sure looks sharp. Q-tv. 4.0,-. The Regiment marches onto the field. Q 1 A , .- I . , . A . .nf Aww- .,..i 'P . ,H-. ,. , ' . A Regiment .... DOWN l' 4 .. mea. ,nf .--1 .- A .-no-. EQ ll Inu ,, its The Band serenades the Regiment at the Albany High game. Long wistle for Albany High . ,,.. ...nzr aga- ,.... 1-, I .. sl TERM: 2:7 X ' ii. 'vw- an 4345 CQ' iii First Platoon First row: B. Clancy, P. Bigelman, R. Scherer, J. Kennedy, J. Perreault, C. Schewe,'A. DeLuca Second row: A. Talbert, J. Wright, J. Delaney, J. Taffe. Third row: N. Criscione, R. Corbett, D Smith, E. Withjack, A. Chagnon, T. Klimek, G. Berhrick, J. Millea, J. Biscone, E. Napierski, R Cronin. Fourth row: M. Tahacco, J. Sheehan, J. Collins, P. Marini, M, Mosher, J. Osborn, B. Keck M. Golash, G. Geier. Officers of the Wansboro Rifles First row: Col. R. Bessette. Second row: Lt. Col. M. Wallingfcard, Lt. Col. L. Wiest, Lt. Col. S. Sullivan. Third row: Major C. Byrne, Major H. McGloine. Second Platoon First row: S. Christenson, M. O'Brien, J. Hains, E. Lemme, J. Barrett, W. Clifford, C. Barthe. Second row: J. Falace, A. Bucca, J. Carr. Third row: R. Canastrari, H. Snyder, R. Moraski, J. Clark, D. Bronner, R. Krause, J. Barna, K. Flannery, J. Ricci, L. Biernacki, N. Shay, P. Oliver. Fourth row: J. Rose, R. Snicer, C. Cusato, J. Deming, K. O'Nei1l, J. Robinson. C 7-.-..x.. .J Q--,...........,....,., ,,, 1 :W my , 'gf , wg BM 'NVQ fum :W EN R R 35 ga ,ff M A , W A 5 gf is A vi is Wai' F' NM! 9' glial' 'a 1 WW k a ? fi i i it t W . l . . .Jw ijt Si xg ,KA Y. . -I 1, 1. ,tv 'I on BTH GRADE 102 BTH GRADE 103 gn 1 ., First row: D. Brockley, M. Heatley, j. Fitzgerald, A. Miller, D. Goguen, R. Anzalnne, Brother Aloysius, J. Smith, C. Amodeo, T. Christenson, H. Westover, D. Momrow, 1. Rodd. Second row? B. Miller, R. Green, G. Turnes, 1. Benedict, J. Reddish, R. Gavigan, D. Throneburg, J. Hanifan D. Polsinelli, E. Seguine, D. Daum, M. Fiato, R. Green, R. Schade, P. O'Donnell, J. Shuttleworth R. Basile, D. Montana. Third row: E. Hallock, W. Quinn, R. Marini, J. Vogel, M. Kelley, W Goergen, W. Young, H. Clark, M. Barrett, R. Drake, J. Barrett. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL First row: D. Glanovitch. J. Allegra, M. DiCamiIlo, R. Valek, A. Hanley, Brother Martin, L. Piela, 1. Rocco, J. Van Deusen, J. Lynch, E. Smith. Second row: T. Obrien, J. Kois, G. Stark, F. Visconti, J. Quetques, E. Sanders, A. Dorsey, F. DiMura, R. Trischetta, J. Riccardi, P. Schultz, J. Kelly, E. Wagner, C. Anzalone, J. Pizza, S. Wiech. Third row: W. Snyder, D. Sheehy, L. Korernan, H. Blumenauer, C. Leto, L. Harms, D. Dufresne, D. Lawlor, R. Bushnell, H. Bernardo, D. Dahlin. Q x i ' 4 ,f f 'f '1 f I -T f G was S E f f T '- -L W ffkvkq rs F, Q . 1: X . 3 . x. L 5 JF 6 5 Q 1 i 1 P G I I I 2 i Q I fp ' Q v . -5 1 J .5 3 x jf Q yjfl T rl rf . 7 , , V kj plwcl ,la J' :Q QI :fr ,J J fi YJ! 7TH GRADE 105 First row: T. Siciliano, 1. Rainis, T. DiGiovanni, 'll Heatley, T. Mohler, T. Calarco, Brother Francis, S. Gendreau, D. Lynch, J. Campion, j. Amodeo, B. Millea, P. Siciliano. Second row: K. Barrett, C. Speed, B. Young, P. Tymchym, G. Bivona, C. Lossi, G. Dunn, D. Moore, J. Kearney, P. Meineker, D. Fenimore, J. Hopfenspinger, J. Pemrick, J. Kranick, J. Besha, J. Sullivan, M. Margit- tan, V. Martino. Third row: J. Leyden, C. Zeilman, R. Maley, -I. Strycharz T. Fredrick, R. Brown, D. Nolan, R. Crone, M. Cenci, J. Snyder, D. Sweeney, Y1. t fr 'la ' Father Hugh DiCicco, O.F.M. CONV. Director Choir Front: P. Siciliano, J. Hopfenspirger, A. Hanley, 1. Amodeo, S Gendreau, D. Lynch, R. Trischerta, j. Smith. Back: C. Speed, P Meineker, C. Lossi, T. Siciliano, C. Amodeo, D. Mornrow, B Young, T. Christenson. Line: M. Margitan, J. Rodd, D. Throneburg K. Barrett, B. Miller, R. Schade, J. Shuttleworth, D. Brown. 101 Q94 2,34 BBA , L 'mil ww 3AMES Q9 A Q my , asa. ,. I. K K f-3, if HONOR ROLL Left side: T. Calanco, D. Lynch, S. Gendreau, B Millea, 1. Huber, C. Lossi, J. Dunn, D. Morrow, C Speed, 1. Sullivan, I-l. Westover, J. Pemrick, P Schultz, D. Brockley, E. Sanders, J. Rodd, R. Green S. Wiech, R. Crone, J. Strycharz. Across: R. Marini W. Goergen, W. Young. Right side: L. Piela, j Smith, J. Campion, J. Rainis, T. Christenson, D Fenimore B Youn Kranick Besha D Glovan , . g. J. , J- . - - ovitch, V. Martino, E. Seguine, R. Gavigan, R. Green J. Reddish, R. Maley, W. 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' V4 ' Q K - ' .1 1. , :-- ' A La ,'.' x ---I V f ' K 'Z Z - , A - zz 1 I Q . an 1' l 4 . , ,i Q. i iff .1 X, x .J N 5' I - ' tax. 1:1 A I f 1 . ,J xx -WL Y W 1 ' w x . N5 if-.Q . E. Q .1 - . - .Q M ,ul V lil?ts.t gt f, GQ ' ,ti, 'X A- , '11 o 1 un o o Q. :s fb UI V1 KA N ar- 2. ... '. Ill o :J .- 'C ID Us 5 P YQ 91 ir ii Z 5? 99 ga 2.3 is' o B VS To rs, 1 ft 4- it 'Wag 8: . .ya Y sf 1 K '35 Iftizsi? F2 i 4: fx k ' ,,v-H---1 it. I Mr. Don Senecal Assistant Coach Ji rr. Members of the coaching staff. Mr. Joseph DeRosa Head Coach Q' Brother A. William, F.S.C. Brother Alfred, F.S.C. Moderator Athletic Director Football Managers CL-RJ: R. Greenwald, A Sennett, A. Sangiorgi, D. Bronner. cl BIAI GLENS FALLS Slingin' Steve slings to Cozy COZZV' C.B.A. 13 Glens Falls 0 Not an ounce of the go-go spirit of the '58 Team was lacking as our '59 Team powered its way past Glens Falls. joe DeRosa's new team , sporting S. Linde- mann at quarterback, R. Delahoyd at fullback, B. Cary and F. Leigh at the halfback spots, rolled to a TD from the C.B.A.'s 31. In the fourth quarter R. Delahoyd bulled his way over from the four yard line to climax a 50 yard drive. S. Lindemann passed to J. Cozzolino for the PAT. Standouts among the unsung C.B.A. forward wall were: T. Barton, B. Buckhoff, Cozzolino, J. Ruth and J. Munkwitz. 108 K, ,H I . 5' ' J Brian Buckhoff All-Albany Guard Co-Captain ' x., f 'S Joe Cozzoli no All-Albany End Co-Captain Brian Cary Halfback All-Albany Honorable Mention CIBIAI 33 CATHOLIC CENTRAL O er he goes R MacRn C B A 33 Cathollc Central 12 The Brothers steamrolled therr way to a second v1ctory of the season Thus was fullback R Dela hoyd's day of glory as he got off two of the most spectacular runs of the season Hrs Hrst ,aunt came ln the 2nd quarter when he plowed around tackle and scampered untouched for a 72 yard run to pay drrt Barely hav1ng a breath or a rest he opened up the 2nd half wnth a gallop of 69 yards The gates broke open as S L1ndemann shot a bullet pass to P McCarthy and another beauty to F Le1gh 1n the 3rd and 4th quarters respecnvely 'I09 iw . -. I 1 r D R I fggv f t ' an fx T My M ' ' aw fl' A 5 t . A .. ,K . rl .L K, , U ' v un, , u l c 30 McCLOSKEY 0 Scramble C.B.A. 32 McCloskey O It wasn't just another victory, it was a mas- sacre! After the Brothers marched 57 yards for the Hrst tally, alert guard B. Buckhoff scooped up a blocked kick and thundered in for another 6 pointer. S. Lindemann scooted around end for the cli- max to a 76 yard trek. A little later G. Napierski charged over to end a 50 yard march. In the third quarter R. Delahoyd behind some vicious blocking, broke away and sped 20 yards to score. The reserves playing the entire fourth quarter crossed the goal on a fine drive by halfback D. Hal- lock. Steve Lindemann All-Albany Quarterback 'IIO c LASALLE Where is the Ball? C.B.A. 0 LaSalle 0 In this crucial game against unbeaten LaSalle the Brothers just couldn't get across safely. Halfback B. Carey was the big gun for C.B.A. as his frequent long runs kept the Brothers within range of that goal line. Those broad shoulders and hefty builds of T. Barton, B. Buckhoff, J. Munkwitz, J. Ruth and J. Cozzolino proved to be the stopper to all offers of LaSalle. T. Connery seemed a backneid wizard as he blocked, intercepted and generally proved a nuisance to LaSalle's passing game. 111 Z Ja x :gilt . H J w'4rm.vLZ . A Bob Nolan Defensive Middle Line Backer All-Albany Honorable Mention Wh'fffd0Y h kY0 ego ga C.B.A. O N.Y.M.A. 19 Oh no! was the cry as the Brothers met an un- derrated team and were badly beaten. In the swamp caused by torrential rain of the previous three days our unblemished streak ended. For some reason the Brothers just couldn't get up a head of steam after the quick TD made by N.Y.M.A. after the opening kick-off. The team headed back to Albany unhappy but determined that it wasn't going to lose the next big game with Albany High. C.B.A. 19 V.I. 12 We went and did it!!! Our arch rivals went down after a short-lived fight. After two shocking TD's by alert V.I. backs our team finally got dug- in. just before the end of the first half R. Delahoyd recovered a fumble and battled his way up to the one yard lineg on the next play he bulled over for the score. Another recovered fumble set up a Cary to Lin- demann pass play and then Delahoyd scored to tie up the game. Then as the rain and cold wind battered onto the already wet cold field, S. Lindemann charged on twisting, churning from the 14 yard line for the game winning tally. C.B.A. N.Y.IVl.A c 19 vlll john Munkwitz Tackle All-Albany Honorable Mention Tom Barton All-Albany Tackle Co-Captain I1 Jack Ruth Center All-Albany Honorable Mention fr'j 'F3 ,i A Paul Degnan V ' Guard L it XX 7 l fi' S wi ' -if A? X 5 Xt ,5 K ' A , 4 W :tue 1, as -. N .L -. 1., ,,','v4iJf -,i p V. , , f A , +I.-.f.s3J. ,. 1 fs'-f1ffwf.,!-.,-' , 1 4- ' . m,f.:.f,93'gf u f ., i i'-31 D 5 ' '51-v f,'1,fa 2 ,.jS-fy ' K i' -,1 , j V, 1-ffvfy' iii. qgggyxl' v. Lv 'sfQi.yr,js5,sf'A Arai-Qfwfift-'W 2-fffifiqff ... fs..-f Qlrily- ww am. Q-gfa..s.rfl, we B 'A No you can't have the ball. C.B.A. 31 Albany High 13 As the minutes of our '59 season ended we were crushing the Albany High team. A quick opening TD by the opposition was the spark which set the C.B.A. machine into action. The Brothers marched up the field 62 yards before S. Lindemann raced over to score. F. Leigh stole the show by his spectacular broken field runs and final 5 yard sprint to paydirt. D. Willingham's vicious tackles stymied the Albany High attack and the Line of T. Barton, who that day closed his fine C.B.A. career of 4 years, B. Buckhoff, J. Munkwitz, J. Ruth, and J. Cozzolino to mention closed shop for Albany. B. Cary made a remarkable run as he scooped up a fumble and sprinted 73 yards for a TD. That was the straw that broke the camel's back. 113 c 31 ALBANY HIGH 13 1 H if ' r 1 ,Q 'L ' Q dn, -: Q1 .yin ,Q fv A f ., F . Mj'f,,g -1, sn ,kg Q , Y K Tk . -1. K, ,z V ,. ,S 'E A fm, 'W , pf' W - an lr' Byron off for a gain we 'rs-1' A.-Q' A , ., if W ,, I 47 I .ffw ': '. 4,5 N fsvavlf Alfa r W. 4,, . ,, Af iii ae- qp: is l .. 1 lswyw-45 fr ' W ,-flux, xixgkki J r .qfa H 'l'.,.e,W . ' r 1 vi' .--4 , ' W Q.,-1, 'W , .ffm J LJ, lf. Q 7 su- 4, .,r r' fwfr , , N Where is the other team? wiv . MN, ,,,,M,, W, e XL ... W... ..- .,.....,.-., A ' ' -- fins.-'rg rm., I Keep driving ,rg :J is iv' N ' .IUNICR VARSITY FOOTBALL no . Kb - 7 4 5 ', . . ff? I 4 0 . -K 5 r 5 f sv - f ,. - A S 5 ' ,' Q .. K k ' 1 - .,, 2 .. N ., 4, ' s . J fir . JS KD First Row CL-RJ: F. Hallenbeck, M. DonViro, J. Zornek, A. O'DonnelI, B. Reehl. Second Row: J. Ricci, M. Crotry, K. Flores, M. O'Donnell, F. Hawkins, M. Angelides, G. Myers, j. Pryor M. Nolan. Third Row: W. Hanlon, W. Serrell, J. Baum, M. Mosher, D. Farrell, P. Nardolillo. W' iw? SW' CROSS COUNTRY as 5 ,si 'ff u e 'i' K A i Hi ,, . CBA s harrxers lsr row A Shagnon G Hanratta J Haines W Mlchelson V Cardona 2nd row J Genet H Synder 1 Kaperka K Hannan H Hanrarta C McEntyre 1' ff O I was-and --P' M :Q nv dwg. -w! 'FE.'2?l.- W l8.g,S gfixs- md' xfff-.xx Ja W., wx, W ,,ffW3'f',:QEf 'X' 1 N' ewigrvw w . ?gi?E??'t:f'?Jf3 h W 'GW QW .Ju uf . f..f.,,eA. QQ5 mg! an K, '2Ffw3'5i4fi'k'?f1s'ea.fz,.kz:. Cheer up jack nts not that bad K Hannan leadmg the pack home v 4 .. 1 ' X f -X N fn . - - - 5 3 - , - , - , - y - - : . , . , . , . , . , . . D .. ,ML f , Mk . g V .- I I - , ll 2 t, Q- .. .V ,, is ' K 5 f' . , , N, , Q 1- - , D I Igfsf' fl' fi 4 ac .., K -.. K K Af P i ' - if t A. , , K' ' ...mur- , is J M, '5 K me , g H N -- f-W WH- ,... M, t ng.: A asgvj 'V' - ,gfif K ,., U K 's 9 ' K 2' 1 K f -f A , 152 V V 1 . ' '4 w 1'3 W- . ' aff?-,ff .. '. 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I I .',. z. .f , Y, ,,,,,,f., Lu:...... -'Q . , -. - . .. - , . . . Q ,ian Q 1 5' -f x W rw, Q X ,W- m'J ' ei 4 4-'iff' 'uyyw X ff' M KA 'af-dj 'ifdigr' ,f gl Pali rid' rf 'muff- 3 -wuyfs mr' v 'I 'Af 'Q' 7 - K ,sn ya Am 'lp' 4, ff' 1-,-x H Synder dxggmg rn as he nears the fmxsh lme Here we go round the Pme Tree but watch that branch Cardona' And they re OFF' lxgx 'GN 117 VARSITY BASKETBALL Fxrsr row 1 Pedlow R DeMaueo T Connery J Warnock S Lmdemann Second row F Lexgh M Burns R Hagadorn J Maloy T Barton D Wxllxngham R Hall QE' A li- Mr Ned McGraw Head Basketball Coach Brother Eugene Basketball Moderator 1 . , . , . , . , . ' . : . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . . 'N 1 3 '- J . QQ. K I 12,5 - - , , Wxllxngham dnvmg 1 gh for mo poxms agamsr jerry Maloy ral-cms. a push shot m the NY NI A game Connery Atremptmg, a all by hlmself 119 Ralph hm 0DDc?CMarte0 df game Hen! m rhewljhg by 3 alle D foliviis lylllxngham all game Yllp ln the Laztzle e U g , , Y . . Y v v ' lv ' ,R A CS. x. W AWG W 'r 0. ! 11. I . .J . . . W l n I 4 - Y Fra-tl Leigh goes in for a score. Steve Lindemann taking a shot against Bob Hall all alone for two points against A.H.S. N.Y.M.A. if ig ? D. Willingham and T. Barton Controlling the rebounds. Ralph DeMatteo floats in for an easy two pointer, 120 jlm Pedlow gomg after the ball in the A.H.S. game, M.Bums really and waxtmg D. Willingham grabs thc bound. Davls Wlllxngham get ring off a shot against A.H.S. D Wnllnngham goes hugh for a shot Thls IS basketball Mlke not foot 3 x A good p1cture of a lump SJ ,ff ,f 1,1 james Pedlow Co-Captain AllA1bany Team. -lbw! Robert Hall Steven Lmdemann Robert Hagadorn john Warnock Wir SVR 'ig ,I Q, Tom Barton Co Captam Terry Connery Ralph De Matteo All Albany Honorable Mention Mlchael Burns All Albany Second Team Gerald Maloy ,I al' X. Davxs Wxllnngham All Albany Second Team Fred Leigh ,.. I 1' ' .sn !,' ff. xx Ar X .31 f T .NX X X T T LJ . , f . I .ff I .f 5 , ' I Q. 1 gs . N A 'Kr ,, -'V' 2 . f Fxrsr rovs lx Flannery R Grcemxald I Llouse D Nixchalslu R Bmtell Second rovs B Rec-hl D Smlfh K ONe1ll M Smlth BASKETBAL .i 'N., Mr joseph DeRosa 1 V Basketball Coach Bob Brlttell falilfli a lump shot from the r1g,ht slde Clouse drwmf., m and rakmg dl hook shot , nk. B .335 lg'-3 . , . ' . l L J. ' ' J ' B 3 l 124 . 1 V uv' :LQ 7 Kcvm O Nenll takmg a lump shor 1n j V struggle Bob Bmtell rakmg a Ilrrle 1ump shot. Kevin O Neill driving ln for two more points. Dave Smnh mes for two pomts K Flannery rakmg a drlvxng jump shot Flrst row M Crotry S Mxckelson R Convsay W Kayo M Wmesr Second row L Averlll E Bolarczuk M Cummlngs J Cashman C Emerson P Nardolllle Mxssxng C M1rab1le R Quackenbush T Gernty J Hagerty ' ,. ' , ,, , ' ,. . . , , , . , . , . . . . , v v4 , . , . , . , .. . . , . . , . , . . Major Raymond Joyce, U. S. A. Coach Cllr' ...Aus- Brother B. William, F.S.C. Moderator RIFLE TEAIVI Hearst Rifle Team R. Bessette, R. Orapollo, E. Dalton, W. Morgan M. Tabacco, J. Torre, manager. D Second Hearst Rifle Team Kneeling: R. Scherer, J. Falace, B. Clancy. Stand- ing: P. Oliver, J. Schaefer. The C.B.A. Varsity Sharpshooters posted up a 9-5 record this year. The top ten of the team are R. Bessette and R. Orapollo, co captains, ul. Schaefer, M. Tabacco, gl. Falacc, li. Dalton, W. Morgan, P Oliver, B. Clancy and D. Reynolds. The shoulder to shoulder matches were against New York Military Academy, Peeksltill, Manlius, West Point Plebes, Xavier High School and La Salle Troy. Postal matches were against Northwestern Military and Naval Academy, Wisconsin High, Stauton Military Academy and Montgomery Blair High School. On the most important match of the season, The William Ran- dolph Hearst Competition, the Big Five of the varsity again showed their ability by placing third in the First Army Area. On a still larger scale, the largest and toughest match of the year - The Sectional match R. Bessette carried off a trophy for the Brothers by winning first place ROTC individual and placing third in all competing individuals. -Q .al .a...a- l junior Members Kneeling: P. Oliver. Standing: B. Clancy, R. Scherer D Reynolds G Hay, H. Hay, A. Karr. Y Sophomore Members Freshman Members Seated V Taranto P B1 lm n ge a M OBrien T Klimek Standing E Seated R Hall C Mirabile M Lyon Standing W Gorzynslcr J Withyack B Tyndell J Chrnilft j Mack L Bruno McGraw R Glover V ' , 1 wg! -.S .J l Freshman Members Freshman Members Left to right R Stocl-:man T Hall R Rupsis D Barrett F Andriano Kneeling T Adams R De Gaetano J Ostrowski Standing D Ackart J King. A. Maxstadt, J. Toole. 2? F v 1 ' . . in ,I dxf. INTRAIVIURAL BASKETBALL Champnonshlp Team Flrst row H Snyder R Walsh E Napnerskn Second row P Marxm B Keck M Golash K bush J Durrant L Averlll Hannan CE Sprmg, work out nn the Qym TRACK Rcturmm, letrermen T Barton Kaperka D Hallock V Cardona H Snyder J Dunn f'f, 5 ,, 2. x ' ' f S 3 xx. Mr . ' L, 2 . u J 131 BOVVLIN Frrst row G Parker C190 averagej C Barthe C170 averagey Second row J Grazrano 6165 averagep P Halloran 4160 averagej G Horalnng 4160 averagep W Fmtzgerald C160 average? Frrst row G Parker J Futra C Barthe S Chrrstenson E OBr1en Second row L Krarz E Hodqekxnson R Oropallo j Grazrano P Halloran D Goddeau G Pauula P Horan Q A- Flrst row J McEneny G Horalmg., K Flood J Kretser J Moreland Second row P Ober txng J OConneIl N ulnn J Laverty J D1Nuzzo 4 . . ' V mv,- . ov, l'N - xg- I , 'sh ,f - Q AX ' if, N xt ' 1 1 'WA I f. Q' .UIQ n 5 lv: 5 'I .Xu 1, , K, N f 0 .Q .1 :An edvbldf ix! ., 1' '-X E ' lx ,iw 5'l0-w at ,un I 'u I ,,zw f M, ,Q af' ,:' , sr gigs ,mum ff,.wS,m,xv:SWk 1,415 I.. s a A-2 , w iff? if ,. it 5 5: Cadets R Moraslu and J Mack recelvmg favors 136 IVIID-WINTER I A ,pa-f Good evemng Brother Rlchard Meet M155 .4-D Mrs A Leonardo servmg Cadets J Kaperka and J Ruth and thenr dares MILITARY BALL -I 'Sv JN' .usd g Damn of the PFIFILCSSLS 'M 13 5 XXA K .-. v. I . . gc .lf-99' ,-. ' - XR . L , , M Q B ' Ak ' ' X VA 1 L A 1 , A A ,W , . 'H 1x7 fn- 4 KS . 'L I Q L ' v 5 , ' L 1 , 284, I 0 QL. ' A ' W f.f. 'Ax 1. L K ' ,au . .. 'LM ,. 5- vs- T H ff' fn' vg ., 'H juni :LPA 5' X A X EM 1 1 ' L , , I g x a - Sammi A 1 S-1-' Zi f- Cadet lx Can Le and due Pause that refreshes ' 4 ' Ns. A L- Left to right: G. Horstmyer, S, Caprn, J. McKenna and Dates Queen Eugeme Leppert bemg escorted through arch of swords by Lxeutenant Colonel Larry WICSI Grand March, being reviewed by Queen and escort Colonel Bessettes date M155 Barbara Wheeler crowns Queen M155 Eugenre Leppert 'ST Offxcers of the Auxxhary Left to rrgrh Mrs Robert Haggerty Mrs John Shmners Mrs Vmcent Schaefer Mrs Phxlxp Panella Mrs Charles Dancy SCHENECTADY LADIES Schenectady Ladies at the Srlver Tea Left ro nghr Mrs Hutton Mrs Panella Mrs Rey Mrs Shxnners Mrs Schaefer Mrs De Lucxa Mrs Harrxs Mrs Rupsis, Mrs. Hutton. 1 3 l 2 3 1 E Offrcers of the Assocxatlon Seated Dr Norbert Shay Mr Wrlham Delehanty Mr Grant Young Mr Vmcent Ohver Stand mg Mr Charles Boutm Mr Olg1erd Wexss Mr Raymond Hagadorn FATH ERS ASSOCIATION Chaxrmen for the Fathers and Sons Dmner Mr James Delahoyd and Mr Wxlllam McCarthy Commntteemen for the Mom and Pop Hop Left to right Mr Gerald Maloy Mr John Rodd Mr Edward Werss J. McKenna satisfies his thirst whilewhile other members of C.B.A.'s Barber Shop quintet finish last chorus of Sweet Adalinef' Others left to right are iullivan, Bivona, Bessette Schaef- er. SENICR PUBLIC SPEAKIN - yn John Conway rlI'SI Place Wlnner ,av Af ui' Thomas Barton Lawrence Wenst Second Place Wlnner Thlrd Place Wlnner Q--17 Michael Walllngford Eugene Hanratta 144 iw X A ,gy L QA 325, V ' Robert Cronin .K . .V M , , ll,l 7 P P P P A V in .,- T Junxor Publrc Speakers left to rlght V Cardona B Clancy wrnner B Keck R Canestrarr thrrd E Naprerskl second N Shay 4530 S. Sophomore Publrc Speakers left r rrghr P Brgleman ODonnell R Greenwald J Mrllea D Smrth J Barna Pryor Bro Conrad semor and junror publrc speakmg moderator Bro Andrew sophomore publxc gf. f, speakmg moderator 145 r 3 l 5 l I , sy 7 2 A: l M V4 I , .L ', i o. gl l 'fm oy ' : . A ' ,L M. l 4 y l . I ', Y , -E f: 'X . 1 I a I C 1 Q t G? ' 0 6 'Zi' f 1 1- W JS' New-,HK any-fq Edrtors of the Sentry Left to rnght R Moraskx G Hanrarta L Wrest B Keck 'Qu and ,,, www GM' Staff wrrters of the Sentry Left to rnght J Hams 1 Mnllea R Snxcer j Barna J Speed SENTRY STAFF V7 I 1 Reporters from the Junxor Hugh Left to nght D Momrow B Young E Sanders Bro Conrad senlor and jumor publlc speaking moderator e E it Q fd Q J ,. 1 Q Q I I x , 3 7 3 I I ..- .I 3 X fglei f VW I 1 Q an tv ' I . . I . . .H 5 Z .. R Q J In . T. r 3 f ,K 7 ' P A ,f Q ' KA My it I mf if . if I ' 1 k 'P Q ' L A A 25 Y ' -. V Y ,- fag I ,,. K V4 ,kgs V 1 . R Cronm S Sgarlata and M Tabacco working on the lay outs and copy CoEd1tors S Chrxstenson and S Sullxvan glVlI'lg thexr hnal check CADET 'L-l STAFF in-f 15' ,Q Lg., WQYWVQ R Bessette lookmg over the work of J McKenna and T Gamry THIRD ORDER Q, nw AQ A Offrcers left to rrght S Sullrvan W Schade J Annechmo H Mc Glome J Kaperka presrdent I Mclineny P Jordan Members, left to rxght J Stevens, J Savore, J Bama, B Reehl, E O Brren, G Furlong, A Sacca, J Speed, M OBrien, T McGarr, A Bucca, W Gremer, J B1scone,J Tasxck 148 Father Hugh DeC1cco OFM Conv Moderator 11- ' ff' F ' ' 0 . J J 1? wx ' X I N L V47 gg, X V - Q X l , I, fl 'W F fl -L A 4, :V ' A , A rl AJ, ,xi ,-A I Y, K V F F Q 1 f F es lil 1 ll A t K X ,H Brother Gregory Moderator Fnrst row E OBr1en W Schade J Kretser S Knapp J McEneny Second row R Schaeffer R Canestrarl J Hoar C Lancx Th1rd row P Flsh E Frsh R Mott A Benolt J Osborn Rear P Halloran T Barton GLEE CLUB wir: Mr John Fltzgerald Dxrector of Glee Club G P fm? Frrst row J Schewe J Speed B Quackenbush J Hams W Clrfford S Rossetn A Sacca M OBr1en Second row W Garehck K Flores C Wentworth J Taffe J Corbett D Smnh Thrrd row J Rrccn J Barna R Glover D Clark F Hallenback B Tydall E Gurxk H Wrlght Rear J Hawkms J Chmxk R Snxcer W Serrell M Mosher 149 fb, Tig, 5, , A 2 , As, - - if f '-S J' 'ui f - ,. .,. ' i, I ,ag ral. :L 1 . Q V J V L f ' VV' 1'- U ,'l 9 sli-,l ,cm .A ,V f V I-' ,xi , A L, , A N Z- 'O ' I fag ,L .fa .fr 3 'J J' JP K J , rx ZR ' . g A we B if ik vu-vvnjsjq Senior and Junior members, First row: J. X Furlong, P. Cassidy, J. Falace, J. Torre, N. Capra, W. Carr, J. Loro. Second row: R. Kitler, J. Rey, P. Panella, L. Gagliardi, G. Horsrmeyer, J. Schaeffer. Rear: J. McKenna, J. Hutton, J. Duch, R, Pokrzynicki, T. Kalreux, R. Hall, R. Mott. . 1 ' Illin- sf-N - , i 1 il! R dsl if im: mm I M5 N SCHE ECTAD CLUB Freshmen and Sophomore members, from: D. Smith J Ricci Rear: S. Sollohub, J. Potter, R. Duch. r 1 5 Y Junior High members, Firsr row: T. Caliirco, R. Anzalone. Second row: M. Margiran, D. Polsinelli, D. Fenimore, J. Benidict, J. Kranick, f E: Y J. Pemrick, J. Besha. Rear: R. Maley, D. .ffl rj, .9 iq Dahlin, T Fendrick, D. Brown, D. Montana, , rx 4 wil R. Crone. S. E a 1, Wk Q X 'M ,rx ,sung '- . 1, 5 'f ' WL as 1 W 5 X, ., . f , , .M - 1 ' ' Nw, mf 1- 'mw J 1 m ww 4 ,Vg ,. 4 ,K 2 ,fe 4 ff wk H, Ami? r:-dwg? A rv- A 4 E ' L- .N ,4 U M if ,Q ' ' h ' 9' 'B' J . - Q Q .. ti ' M I v wi K l . 'ff uw, j- ' ,, v '?i3e? 7. ' N 1.-5,451 -Qxafafw 'Sf' Mgicj, E :fl .. -ft. 4 .LK ,V ww ,Q ,kr .M 1? 4 Q? 'c ,K E twig!! - 1' in Q if E as 4 A x W: E V flfw ve HI HQLJ E: I , g, 'QQ Qi . 'g at X is 5: K 'MQEX' 1 . X AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 'S S 5 5 5 2 9 2 5 2 2 5 5 5 5 5 2 9 5 2 2 5 5 9 2 5 EET E 2 5 2 2 45 2 2 2 O ' Ph 1 g ph ' f . ,,l - R K S T U D HE CADET TH PEARL STR BANY N Y A T NOR AL RAM ff ao 1021010210210102020102102102102102100010210' 1021021-02021002 92 10210 10210210 210210210 SENIOR CLASS I 960 LADIES AUXILIARY f CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY 102102102-02'02102102-02102102 021021-QA72102102 02102102102102102 021-0210202102102 0210210210210210210'21-0 I 021020021010 0210210 0210210Y0'21021020210' 102021021-020'10210'2'0210'21-0 0:4010 0210210-02-021026 02102 -02102' 5 5 5 . 5 5 5 ' 5 5 5 5 2 , R 5 , Q 5 0 ,F ,, 5 . 1' - 5 'f 5 5 . 5 5 5 . 5 5 5 . 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 '02 40 '0Y-02 2 , 6 5 9 , 9 5 5 . 9 2 FU , 2 S o is o ' 9 2 R 9 . gi 5 fra 5 5 , 5 5 5 ., S 6 9 , 5 5 6 5 6 9 , S 5 - - . . . , ,... , ,. . I . . ,. . , ,, 6 020 I-01 4011010 '0'-0 0:10 X THE FATHERS ASSOCIATION CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY THE GRADUATING CLASS f 1960 01f0'f0ff0'N0Y0110100vL01L02 0110100500 0110'100120fL02 01010 0110M01 011012021011-012020110 I x9'-01l0'f0K0N0'0N0P'0Y01f0N010 01f0P0K0ff0'f0N0'0f0 0'f0'2-0f'0ff0P0'40'f0102'0 10 0'101r0v0'01'010v'0'f0201102'0 0240110102 0210 63C 'S 5 5 5 5 2 5 2 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 2 5 5 5 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 5 5 2 5 5 5 2 5 5 5 ASSOCIATION ROTHERS ACADEMY f f ALUMNI CHRISTIAN B 1'-05 -0 0 '0N-01-0'f-01201 W W 0 0 W W 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 W k 0 0 B W W T W 0 M 0 0 E 6 0 0 H O ,I 0 0 T 0 W X C 0 0 W W W M W H 0 W W D 0 A 0 0 0 I 0 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 -'01 010201 47 '01-00' 61402 -1050 E, 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 SAVARD 82 COLBURN SONS OF C BA WE SALUTE YOU' Hats off to you men of Chnstlan Brothers Academy! We are proud to congratulate you on the fnne achaevements of your school and the part each of you has played In makung such progress possnble You are Indeed fortunate to be under the tutelage of the Chrustuan Brothers whose out standing work In the fields of education and reluguous tramung us well known throughout the world We know too that you appreclate the value of the mllltary knowledge and tram mg you have receuved which will be of much benefit to you nn the future We at Savard and Colburn are also proud and apprecaatlve of the small part we have been fortunate un playlng m thus fme pucture of progress and accomplishment through the furnnshmg of C B A blue dress umforms durmg the past several years It has been a pleasure to have as our frnends and as we look to the future we assure you that we wull ever be con stant to our motto Quality Service and Satls factnon -'0w0 -63 f-014010 475110 '0N0N0 616210 X91-0'1'0' Malt as the heart of the brew and ffedrlfjk uses Choice Malt 3 EH HEDRIKK Hmmm he iw QK Jllgpjh -I' '1Qf1!2i!Z.',i Stull the best 40Y0K0N0N0N0f 9 -0201101270'0v04010M91?f0'06vW1L72?17100'W'6W4710f0-011?10110N?0'0X'0r01c0 I A V X q fr! 2, M- M K F RT J Q , r W ' N yfaffr x acre 4 . ALE. X' 1 K X Q : .09 O . O 7f?17f7G?0'0'0140N7'0N0'2?40101'0'0N0X?0N?0171?f74717C?'01 0'-0 I 2 2 2 6 5 5 5 2 5 5 5 6 S S 9 S 2 6 2 2 5 S 2 2 2 01 xy' '05'0'0f 105 '010'02'02'0f0101'0'l01 101401 '01 f-0 0f'01 EM 2 2 2 2 2 S 2 2 2 2 2 2 9 2 2 2 Q sr Fl R51 TRUST Comm-wv 0F ALBANY Edward S Rooney President Mom Office Broadway and State Street South End Branch So Pearl and Madison Avenue Washmgton Avenue Branch 252 254 Washungton Avenue West End Branch Central Avenue at Mann Avenue Colome Branch 1160 Central Avenue Colome N Y Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlon 160 . . . 1 ' X 540' V -1 '. -.- wsu.. . . ' I - . 3 1 . - - . - . I ' n . - . s . . . . I 1 Q . . 1 . 2 0 0 0 0 0 W . COMPLIMENTS 0 0 OF THE ALBANY CCUNTY MITTEE M CO OCRATIC DEM 5595 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 5 91'-f f0'0 '01f0'K0K01'0X0vQ0vf0Y0 2010102 -0vr0w0'-050220 02 01'0 01 0U 0 02'-0210 '0f'0J'02'02'0240ff0N 0N0P10H0Y0-'-0'1 0'-0 0X 0540510210-4-0P'0P10'105'-0240'0W20Vf0Q0P20WQ0v'01'0010'10Pf0Q0f0120l0110'L0L0WL07f02101101'0 40110146 esf Wls es f h CLASS OF 1960 THE BORDEN COMPANY M 9 9 002021-0f6X 101010 0K0' 0000100 '0 010 00200 01101 101101 '001 00101104 0540 9 Q Q Q Q Q Q . Q Q Q Q Q Q Q . 5 Q z - Q 'ff U 3 5 9,3 2' Q Us -Q 2 Q mgx g- I 'D :- Q 31 2 2 Q 1 2- . Q . Q Q Q S Q Q . 5 Q Q Q Q Q . Q 10102 -0N0'0Y0' X91 9 6 6 5 S 5 E 9 5 9 5 5 5 it 6 5 5 Q 9 9 9 5 5 5 S si C0201 0110? 402 ALBANY PORT MARKET 40 0Y0' 1-0102'01'010f01f0Y 628 CENTRAL AVENUE Phone IV 9 9920 Z CD Q 'O- . G' O C W in 'O . Q ,, Q. 2 Q. N? . 1 ' Z 0 'Q . Q ' zz 0. 2 i I so ' h CD jg- - . . , , . l . , , OUR SLOGAN s0Y401 Our Meats are not Packaged and Code Dated They Are Cut Fresh Daily When You Buy Fresh Cut Meats You Can See Both Sides 1'-05 101 CHOICE MEATS an FANCY POULTRY 5 5 5 9 3 9 5 5 9 5 5 9 6 S 9 6 2 5 9 6 E 5 S 3 9 S .01 'I63 WWW? 2 E 27W17616'06K0f0r?6P0-05'00610-W'65006'040'0K0f?'0Y0'7'?'0-6 70 IOY01'-01402-7 f0 011040N0N0 0'l0N6 210N01f-7 FIRST PRIZE M PURE FIRST PRIZE MEAT PRCDUCTS fmest ever made' gx Jofm PACKING co mc ALBANY DIVISION '63 40 0H01 0N0'K0Y0 01 5 9 5 9 I ,,,,-,,-.,, ,,-,-,--,.,-,,,,,..--.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, E 2 5 ' R is Q : - 5 g ' 3 E ' 5 , . Q g . 5 : P : 5 Q 3 I ....... 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Feafurrng Tweedles Natural Brlclge Wafer T Dlckerson Hall and Dale Haymakers Daniel Green Slippers Broadway Arcade WHICHCWE INC HElmock4 4421 Johnson Motors Lyman Boats Alummum Boats 81 Canoes 102 10' Service Pamfs Parfs 102 10 101 Fiber Glass Boats 101102 ROSCH BROTHERS INC Building Conlraclors 10' 24 WILKINS AVENUE ALBANY NEW YORK 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S W Phone HO 2 5419 Frank J Rosch lll Bart S Pagano Jr Presrdenf 81 Treasurer Vice Presrdenf 81 Secrefary 165 VENDITTI'S Bouleva rd Liquor Store 1305 Nott Street Schenectady N Y Wlnes of Novnate of Los Gottos and Chrnstuan Bros of Calnf FERRO S RESTAURANT ltallan Amerncan Cuusune 5 Rooms for Prtvate Partues 1115 Barrett Street Schenectady N Y Phone DI 6 9554 Free Parkmg SCHENECTADY AUTO SERVICE Forengn Car Servlce FR 4 7668 ITALIAN UNITED BAKING C Vnta Rnch Bread 39 43 No Jay St Schenectady N Y Phone FR 4 2747 Enloy R S H Beverages Compllments of LEVI CASE COMPANY INC 412 Warren Street Schenectady N Y ARMORY GARAGE INC Plymouth Desoto Valtant 926 Central Ave Albany N Y Home of Tested Used Cars BEGLEY DIAMOND 8- BEGLEY 467 STATE STREET SCHENECTADY NEW YORK Complnments of JOURNEYMEN BARBERS lnternatuonal Umon Schenectady Local No 176 AFL CIO CARL5 FUEL OIL SERVICE 212 Sunnysude Road Scotua New York FR 4 7002 FR 2 3373 Chernshed Glft THE MADONNA SHOP 305 STATE STREET SCHENECTADY NEW YORK MAYFAIR LIQUOR SHOP 276 Saratoga Road Scotua 2 N Y Open Tull 10 P M EXpress 9 1565 Pnckup and Delnvery TOP HAT Cleaners and Tallors Telephone 4 4095 Fred and Dom Valentuno Propenetors 521 South Ave Schenectady N Tel HE 4 4091 KELLY S JEWELRY Quallty Jewelry and Dlamonds B8 Central Avenue Albany N Y A BENOIT CONSTRUCTION CO INC Contractors and Builders Poured Concrete Walls 81 Foundations Cellar Floors Foottngs Retaining Walls Plers Septic Tanks 241 Bershlre Blvd Phone HE 8 3228 Albany, N Y 166 x 9 5 4 I ' ' ' O. tl - 5 H E ' S I l . . m Q A Religious Gift is a 24'HoUr Servlce I l I ., , . 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Green St Est 1903 METROPOLITAN LOAN CO Largest Selection of Sporting Goods ln Eastern New York Wilson Spaldlng Wrlght8tDltson Hutch !1'01101'-01101-01 '01f01'0f01010f01 Phone HO 3 8176 KELLY CLOTHES INC maker to wearer Men s Fme Clothes and Uniforms They must flt and we know how 621 RIVER STREET Q2 blocks North of Hooslck St Q TROY NEW YORK Tel AShIey 2 2022 willy COMPLIMENTS 401 Q01 FRIEND WHIP 167 A PLEDGE For over half a century men with talents men with Ideas and men with vlslon palns taklngly selected for special aptitude have men These Josten craftsmen lnspnred with the belief that metal should be Increasingly endowed with symbolism and artlstry have pledged tradltlonal honest craftsmanship and unfalllng devotion to hugh standards In the creatlon and TGSITIOFIIDQ of tune lew elry for the Chrnstlan Brothers Academy Cadet Corps JOSTEN S Fletcher Cox Sllngerland N Y Phone HE 9 2133 Class Rings Announcements Awards 2 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 2 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 201201 01101 401 014010 0120 '01 01101101 0101401 01401101 10'ff0'1f01' All O lil I CIN D T1 I: E X1 fix , 1 1 ' I . 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'1 . gh i ' I qt- IN 7- . , . , . . , . . 1 , . . . , '01 01f0110'1' 'Q S S Q Q Q Q 5 Q 6 5 Q 5 Q 9 Q 9 9 5 5 5 Q 2 9 Q 5 Q 5 5 5 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 5 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q A '01'0 '-0'01 010 02f0N0Q0H01'0'0f 40X 00200 01f01f0v'01i01'0' 080 00100 0101101 0100 0140210 0101020 01'-0' The Heartland TUITION PLAN The low cost loan servuce which helps parent or relatuve meet the cost of college or school expenses out of regular mcome durmg the school year Stop ln or wrute for your appllcatuon THE NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY ALBANY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 30 Offices Servmg Northeastern New York CRONIN S COLONY MARKET INC 323 CENTRAL AVENUE 201 Just Below Quail '02 '01 QUALITY MEATS 40' '0101'0f'0' 10? 0210 '01 05'-0' 9 9 5 G Q 9 5 5 9 5 5 Q 5 5 Q 9 9 9 5 5 Q Q 5 Q 6 Q Q Q Q 6 5 5 5 Q 9 Q DC '02 ALBANY N Y Phone HO 5 4806 HO 5 9290 168 7: . . . . . - ' .1 . . 401' 'ZX . D . , . 5 . In . C N s . . . ' . A . N . . 0 - I . - . 2 ' ' I u . - . . O 9, , I ,,.. 4. A. 4 . ,. I . 4. ,. . ,. ,, I-01019 MULLALLY BROS REFRIGERATION SALES 8. SERVICE 359 SO PEARL ST ALBANY NEW YORK 15'-0'0'2 40X Phone 5 8757 JOHNNY EVERS CO INC 140 State St 105101-02f0'v'0'010P0f02 Albany N Y For the best ln Sportmg Goods Pete Horan Joe Evers Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1960 A FRIEND JOSEF YEZZI Women s Ready to Wear 42 NO PEARL STREET ALBANY NEW YORK GREEN S JK Wifi' '01 40' 010140 w020'K0 f'0' 0'-0140? 401 Compliments 1-01 OCI '01 FRIEND 102 Supplnes for the Student Supplies 8. Equipment 8 GREEN STREET ALBANY N Y Tel HObart 3 3155 JAMES DI NAPOLI CAMP TEKAKWITHA Albany Diocesan C Y O Camp O 1' C ' U n Lake Luzerne New York 10' 249 STATE STREET Offlce 340 First Street Albany N Y Next to State Ofhce Bldg Phone 5 2457 ALBANY N Y Boy s 9 15 Elght Week Season 'S 6 2 E 5 5 9 5 9 9 5 6 9 S 5 9 5 5 5 5 S 3 5 E 3 3 3 S 2 ' 'O - .N .. I . . I - - I . I .. 0 'O - . . ' 3- - . I I X . . N N ' .. 5 ' . . vu l:l I 9, . ' 3' ' ' I , O . . O ' - 5 95. 4. . . , . 1. . . ,. Qgegh wdkfinf P4020 401 Have a PCPSI Today s Pepsl Cola reduced ln ellones keeps pace mth the up-to-date trend to lnghter foods Refresh wxthout fillmg Have a Pepsl the modern the hgh! refreshment 0010102 102 refreshment T POWERS MARKET Est 1912 America s F nest Buffer Nectar Cream Coffee Roasted Fresh Dauly 40' Powers Block Mechanucvullen N CROOKED LAKE HOTEL CORP Open Year Round Course Dnnner Served Daaly Specual Atfenhon to Part es B1 Banquets Tel OR 4 8931 Bowl for Health RICE UPTOWN LANES Qu! My 214 WESTERN Phone HO 3 9222 170 SCHADES BOWLING ACADEMY 17001 yN A FRIEND 2 5 S 5 5 S 9 6 3 9 9 5 5 S 5 S 6 5 6 5 5 2 S E S 3 002020 '01 02'0P'01 105' 0102 '02 0x01 '02 0X0 '02 0vl01f0' f0110vf02 00' :Saw . . W, 9 2 I , 9 ' .' 9 5 E . Q . .- T-'52 3 1 1 ' ' ,E 9 QE' . ' - 9 .2 9 rf 9 5 9 9 5 9 9 9 3 1 C 5 Q 2 . . E -.. . E e Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 2 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q S 2011001020 0X 1010012076 Compliments of . w I .31 , - T - 1, Z ' . SS ' . Z W ' A 2 Q 5 O I Q E Q - h Ps QV . . . 4 , .. ,, i 4. , ,, I .. I I , .. QQ. I , , , J N TUTIA C0 INC '0's01s0fs0'2'0 0'f01Q01s0s0P01f0 05 020101102101-0 0'f0Q0f'-01'0f0N 40' 00220240 '00f10Q001s0'100'f0f-0101Q02'-0' Engineers and Contractors 266 HUDSON AVENUE SCHAEFERS llttle portion shop Church Goods Gifts They ll Cherish Devotional Art Catholic Books 322 DELAWARE AVENUE ALBANY 2 NEW YORK '01 Q02 Phone HE 4 6434 102402 ALBANY ASSOCIATES INC General Insurance 'kwa' 'Q S Q QQ Q Q Q S 9 5 Q Q 5 5 Q Q 6 Q 9 Q 5 Q 5 Q Q Q 9 9 5 9 5 5 5 Q 5 Q Q X 101 TO SOUTH PEARL STREET ALBANY NEW YORK 911 Q02 171 M W W 0 0 0 W W W W 0 0 C. 0 BROTHER ALFRED F S. JUNIOR 104 EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE X 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 E 9 9 9 9 9 9 Q X GRADUATING CLASS OF '60 THE 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 5 ND 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 TO 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 2 Z 9 9 9 W W SF.SC SU OTHER ALPHON 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 JUNIOR 204 WISHES THE NEWEST MEMBERS OF THE ALUMNI 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 GREAT SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE 20910220 f0 0vC0P90N0N-0 o a W 0 FSC BROTHER A DENIS JUNIOR 209 WISH SINCERE HAPPINESS TO THE 5 5 5 5 5 Q 3 5 3 5 5 s 5 5 5 Q Q 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Q 3 5 3 5 3 2 5 5 5 Q 5 5 5 Q 5 S GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960 v55x5N5555s55555555.5555555555555555555555 555555 555!5gg 0 0 0 0 0 0 W 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 D 0 N . 0 0 0 0 ,M 0 W 0 0 0 0 W B WILLIAM F S C UNIOR 109 THE SENIOR CLASS E BEST OF LUCK 'S 5 S 5 5 6 5 5 5 6 5 5 5 5 9 S 9 9 S 9 9 6 9 2 5 5 6 9 9 6 5 9 5 9 6 Q 5 3 3 5 2 5 5 S THE FUTURE S0105 9 5 5 E 5 9 5 S 9 5 S 9 5 5 9 E 9 5 5 9 5 5 6 5 Q 9 5 5 3 IN 5 9 5 5 9 5 E 3 9 3 ,Q 4-0110 BROTHER W 0 0 0 0 0 W 0 0 J WISH TH f0210W10'2?'7101171011710 0U1020'10N0W10110Pf0110N0'4?l0P10N0 o o o o C FS ILLIAM AW OTHER 5 5 2 2 5 5 5 5 5 2 5 5 2 2 2 2 5 2 5 2 5 5 2 5 2 SOPHMORE 207 BEST OF LUCK IN THE NEAR FUTURE 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 25 THE MEN OF 60 TO X X 0 0 o 0 5 1 X92 !2'0f0'2'02f0f02f02f0102f02'0 02102'0'02'0210'02'021002f0210'02102L010202f0 02 0202-0'2f0210202l02Q0102'0220 0 020000402020 0X 02f02202L0WC02'0210240220210Q02102'0102L0'220102'0'L02402202Q010'2f0210f02102'010210240210210210'02f-0220 BROTHER A. 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AND SOPHOMORE 202 EXTEND WISHES FOR HAPPINESS TO THE FIRST GRADUATING CLASS OF THE SECOND HUNDRED YEARS X72-02f02'02f0210'2 0210 '02'02102f0202f02f0'2 0200 0240 102 02f02f0 02202202'02f02f02 02'0 0 02f02'0 010 102 02402202 02f02'0 02'-02'-0202 0202 0X X . 3 . 1 W 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BRQTHER C WILLIAM F S C SOPHOMORE 309 CONGRATULATES THE X 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Q X GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960 XQ55555555555555555555 5555555555555555555 55555555526x X 's 0 o 0 0 XQ9999999999999999999 99999999999999999999999999999x996x BROTHER GREGORY F S C 0 0 W W W 0 SOPHOMORE 302 BEST OF LUCK TO THE THINKING MEN OF 60 9 . 9 ., 9 .. 9 9 9 , 9 .. 9 . 9 9 9 .. 9 , 9 2 9 .. 9 .. 9 ., 9 .. 9 ., S O I I X 9 .. 9 9 9 ND ., 9 .. 9 ., 9 2 9 .. 9 , 9 . 9 .. 9 . 9 . 9 ., 9 . 9 2 9 .. 9 ' , 9 9 ., 9 . 9 9 ., 9 . 9 9 9 9 S I xl110'1010P10'101050v1010 0'10 0210210 0110'1010710 00110 10'0f0v10010110 01000210210 01010 010210 00v10010'10010P10 0X 0'10110210W10110W1010v10P101021011010100101'01010110P10 10110110 10210210 105101101011-0210 10110210 BROTHER CONRAD F S C AND FRESHMEN 305 WISH THE BEST OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS IN COLLEGE BROTHER C GERARD F S F RESHMEN 306 WISH THE SENIORS THE BEST OF LUCK IN THEIR FUTURE ENDEAVORS 8 PC7010 0 10v1020'1010Y011011020110f10 0110f10 0101050110510 0210 1020110110 010 10 0 0 0010210f0110'10f0710210 0510110200110 6X X . 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