Christian Brothers Academy - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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Page 54 PURPLE AND AGOLD '-' Sophomore A Last September our ranks were reeuforced by a group of alert, enterprising young men from foreign parts. We took to our hearts John Cahill and Loren liellar from the densely populated municipality of East Syracuse. The classrdom has been brightened by the smiling countenance of the diminutive John Freeman, who hails from Eastwood where the executive power of the town is vested in a one man police force. Robert Iirznie, the battling slicker of ZA, is a product of the North Side. The Sunny South Side is reflected in the genial smile of Jomes Dlonnelly. These boys have enriched our class by their brawn and brain and whole- some ways. .Xs star differeth from star in glory, so doth one student excel another. ln things scholastic V. Riley, F. Renze, E. Jacobs, J. Brennan, IV. Bugnacki and F. Murphy have been our shining lights. Light be their step along the Howery paths of knowledge. In doling out athletic honors, the lion's share must go to R. Kraus, V. Riley, C. Cline, T. Shiels, J. Cahill, I.. Keller, J. Brown, R. Blattner. H. Ulton, F. Renze, F. Mott and C. Wait. These are the boys that have made possible our three-fold championship in Football, Basketball and Baseball. On the varsity team we have Izzy Carroll, star First sacker and Johnnie Cahill who is making a strong bid for the 3rd base assignment. Harry Ryan is the busi- ness man of ZA. At present he has taken in over S300 on his papers. ln Eugene Feeney we have another business man of great renown, a future Secretary of the Treasury. His work as an advertising man for the Purple and Gold gained him great prestige as a hustler. Introducing some of our celebrities: Mr. Ebby Mul- lane, :1 second Willie Hoppe: Mr. McGean, the re- nowned artist and cartoonist of ZA. J. Murphy, the pride of Tipperary I-Iillg Tiny Fel- lows, the boy-wonder from the South Side. G. Pickette, the Cicero of Syracuse, and Phil Brown, the friend of peace and rest and an expert authority on Geometry. As we conclude the year we feel that we have had a good measure of success and we bear with us most happy recollections of Sophomore A. Excelsior, being our motto, we are resolved to rise to still greater heights as the J-unior A of C. B. A. H'H'WH

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ag. s 4 2 : 1 ! ! -l .l 4 i Page 56 PURPLE AND GOLD ! N i Sophomore B It can be truthfully said that 2B is a perfect represen- tation. of the ideal class at C. B. A. It can beade- pending upon to represent C. B. A. at any time or place. 2B has surely been a model class ever since it entered the school! ntil the present time. It is fairly possible 'v' if that amor! its boys, the Class of 2B will turn out several pri sts, brothers, doctors, lawyers and many other honpiable professionals. Among several other noted features of this class, is can be seen that it has had perfett government at meetings and at practically Nam Adrian An erson Thomas Be Francis Bio Robert Bro Martin C34 Paul Clark, Paul Flynn Myles Foody Gerard Fre1y james Guarnier Thomas Hamilton Patrick Hare James Hayles Thomas Lte George . Lowery Howard MicCarthy John McLaughlin Vincent Maio Paul Mullalney Robert M mford Francis Oghrien James Reilly Lawrence Ryan john Shannon Wilfred gheehy Andrew ift Raymond' iliorello Cletus Wlllite T! han wman wn in ! ! l l .il Nickname Andy Tex Pickle Bob Chief Moondine Eaglebeak Buffoon Gerry Gare Bones Pat Jim Tommy Lolly Peanut Sneery jim . . Butter i Bob France Jim Larry Jackie XVolf Andy Big Guy Cletey Occupation Studying Being President Riding a velocipede Being Secretary Doing home work Being Treasurer Painting jamesville red Doing imitations Impressing the ladies Ditto Rolling the cubes Coaching Looking at 'his proiile it Making a name for himself Cleaning a barnyard Playing tennis Eating .. Drawing NVatching the clock Holding down a seat Aesthetic dancing Playing a cornet Snatching Singing Sleeping Making ham Drawing the line Cracking wise all other times by its class otlicers and representatives A good deal could be written for the credit of the 2B teachers, that space limitation will not allow. It can be stated as a true fact that 2B will fuliill all of the duties expected of it as a class or as an individual in this life. Everyone can unfalteringly expect that of all the boys in ZB, not one will ever forget the name of 2B or the still greater name of C. B. A. The names of ZB's class body are enrolled below with some things concerning each one: Fa'z.'o1'itc Saying Bunk! Aa-a-h! Gosh! Bologny! Snap out of it! How they going? Time out! That's Buffooneryl Hello! Ditto Come on seven!! A little pep! A Maybe! W ait'll I get you! Oh boy! Goodness! Lee's absent-minded! Gee that's clever! Golly! Gee Whiz! How Lovely! Oh Mabel! Close the door! Oh Orchestration! Do I miss my lesson? Oh Composition! Draw the line Throw in the wood!