De La Salle Institute - Torch Yearbook (New York, NY)

 - Class of 1926

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De La Salle Institute - Torch Yearbook (New York, NY) online collection, 1926 Edition, Page 93 of 128
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E JUNIOR' UB Our regular summer parole was ended and we returned to serve :mother long term. VVe found few changes in the faculty and a new director at the Institute. Fortunately for us, we retained Brother Cassian for class teacher and Hrothert Anthony for French. Several days of book-bargaining fol- lowed, and then we made the acquaintance of one Professor McCarthy. teacher of English. ' ' Vlfith good intentions a class society was formed with the following of- ficers 1-Ed Hoctor, Preidentg Cosmos Caniglia, Vice-Presidentg Frank D0- lan, Secretary, and Felix Conlon, Treasurer. The class interest next cen- tered about its representatives on the football team. The Saint La Salle Auxiliary received our fervent support until our quota was filled. just like a bill collector, we could not offset the first quarterly exam- inations. VVe were about getting our breath when this avalancheihit us. However, some of us escaped the death of expulsion, and received heavy or slight bruises in one or two subjects. The football had been kicked so much, that it lost its shape and Caniglia decided it looked like a basketball. As captain of said sport, he obtained some followers and called them a basketball team. The season had hardly gotten under way when someone carelessly turned on a water faucet. The sound of the spray struck the ear of a natator standing nearby. Result:- a swimming team was organized. Some one or two practices were held under the ice of the Manhattan College Pool. From this period on, we hear nothing more of the team. Evidently it was frozen out. Our biggest sport, track, ushered in the new year with the Annual Indoor Meet. It was the official opening of scholastic activities in this line. Many records were broken, and as usual, our relay team was outstanding. Our class is not only prominent in sports, but also in social activities. During the Christmas holidays, numerous acquaintances were made with the weaker f?j sex. Hence the Junior Prom at the Hotel Majestic on January 22. To those who attended, it was an evening of great pleasure, and the class profited socially as well as financially. The efficient work of Caniglia and McQuade, committeemen, earned for them the thanks of their class. The second quarterly exam found us more prepared than before. Lent marked an epoch in class history. Some of us did penance by studying, and this quarter passed just as quickly as it takes to write it in words. The marks were so good in the third quarter, that some of us could almost afford to sit back for the rest of the year. Vile are looking forward to September next, when we will be dignified Seniors. A Page eighty-nine few I 9.2 Q l ,,.

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