Vincentian Institute - Crossroads Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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.Yliiiirfiilgf llvfl In Vlirfllflf 'lf lliillimzii. lf. Clviiiflilizi, J. Ifril, .5i1'1lfi'lI' ll lillaru. Our l948 Crossroads adds in picTure and prinT anoTher year To The hisTory of VincenTian. The perennial urge oT co-ediTors and sTaTT mem- bers-e- l.eT's make This yearbook diTTerenT!l'- was heard and Tollowed when circurnsTances permiTTed. Soon aTTer classes were organized The year- book advisers named The sTaTT, chosen Trom The large group oT aspiring iuniors oT lasT year. Busy days Tollowed-planning The book, crowding pic- Tures inTo aTTer-school schedules, securing adver- TisemenTs, and meeTing prinTer's deadlines. BuT mingled wiTh The work were many momenTs en- ' ' ' J : 1 1 . .X. .Xi r'1lli'. f. lliirumn, lx. ,Ili'.1', 5. lw111i1'i'g1i1rd, J. ioyed. The sTaTT spenT a remembered week end aTTending The Empire STaTe ScholasTic Press con' venTion in Syracuse. Ann Cline and James Wallace, as co-ediTors. coordinaTed The eTTorTs oT Their sTaTT and piloTed The Crossroads Through The inTricacies oT ediTing a yearbook. For guidance in Their work They had BroTher Paulus and SisTer Mary MargreTTa as TaculTy advisers. For The i947 ediTion The NaTional ScholasTic Press AssociaTion awarded a FirsT Class Honor l'1aTing. .Nififlgi IlIi'7lllVi'l'X lwnmf -lui .5,l'I'ili'll.Vi'. fwf' fxrlii' lliflf li' Vfrffllli f. liiuii, lf. thu- TIUHWV. J. ll'irlliii'i', I., .X'!.'n- girl, lx'. lx'111'fu'. .llii1'iil.' fi'i1fv.' fl. .hlllllilxl .l, Qlmu, li. l iu'lii1H, J. .ll:.'i'll, ll '. lfiirlw, li. lliiljiulil, ll. llufi- i1'i'r11iui:, X. .Yurillit lifflfuzii Kim 5 ll. lfil1'lli'll. A, IHWIII- 1'.Qifi1ri!, f'. lllllllllll.

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Our M5iCaf Ol gl1l'liZ6lfi0l'l5 pI 06!llCl2 Ever popular wiTh The sTudenTs oT V. l. are iTs musical organizaTions under The direcTion oT Bro- Ther Pierre and SisTer WiniTred who is assisTed by SisTer GraTia, ProoT posiTive oT The abiliTy oT our musicians and vocalisTs is The lisT OT reguesTs Tor Their appearance. The Spring FesTi- val which uniTed The musical groups was a TiTTing climax and deserved reward Tor The many hours oT unseen pracTice. A sweeT melody of violins marks The presence OT The Girls' OrchesTra. Their arrangemenT OT Jealousy by Gade, accompanied The Tango dancers, a new TeaTure oT This year's TesTival. A pleased audience also heard The EnTrance oT Sidar by lvanow and AT Dawningn by Cad- man. AppropriaTe music Tor commencemenT exercises in June is anoTher conTribuTion oT The Girls' OrchesTra. Adding color and beauTy To The occasion oT The Spring FesTival was The Girls' Glee Club. PresenTing The audience wiTh a smooTh Tlow oT Teminine voices, The girls sang Begin The Be- guinem by Cole PorTer, The Spinning Chorus by Wagner, and i'Love's Dream aTTer The Ball by Cezebullca. Besides iTs parT in The spring en- TerTainmenT, The Girls' Glee Club sang on The December broadcasTs oT The weekly Family Rosary program. During The ChrisTmas holidays They were heard singing carols aT several relig- ious houses in The ciTy. The VarsiTy Band played smarT, snappy marches Tor TooTball games and pep sessions. IT also conTribuTed The music Tor several civic demonsTraTions. This year having been The TenTh Anniversary oT The Spring FesTival, The band's concerT rendiTions included excerpTs Trom The pasT nine perTormances. Included were The powerTul Tinale oT Dvoralcs New World Sym- phony and Meecham's miiTanT American PaTrol. The spiriTed Tinale oT The TesTival was BaTTle l-lymn oT The Republic. Our swing band, The Red JaclceTs, played aT school dances and aT several assemblies. STrains oT BeauTiTul Ohio, Theme song oT The orches- Tra, inTroduced The Third parT oT The TesTival. In quiclc change of Tempo They played The swiTT TIA-ft to right! : ,l. lhiimliiic, Drum Major. Drums: T. 'lil1lPl'1lf0ll, lf, l.c:u'y. bl. liarrctt, 'lf llal- lurzm. Truinpctsz Li. liurtis, l.. Xlurnigliam. J. fllilcls. 'liY'1lIlllllHlL'SI ,l. Fisch, li. llclchzuity. IJ. l rcL-rl, li. l.ZllItL'I'lTlil'll, ii. liurbcr, l.. Mmmuliui, ll. Iilecckur. Saxuplnnmcs: lf. BOl1I'llllL', ,l. lflzickv, R. lg2ll'lJL'I', R. Nlciizm, ll. vHHB1ISliil'li, 1. Murphy, XY. Harry. Lilzxrincts: R. llclelizmty. I lf. Rims, li. Sl1Z1X'L'l'. VI. Kcil. T. lizlclcr, O, .-Xppell. Baritones: M. XVilsim, R. Carraliullzl.