Cardinal Hayes High School - Cardinals Calendar Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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OTHER VINCENT DOMINIC MR, VOLPE BROTHER WALTER BROTHER WILBERT Mathematics Head of the Department 'Irv FATHER WOLF Social Studies S or I MISS SMITH Registered Nurse 20 Physical Education Mathematics Physics Head of the Department wx' FATHER WOLFF FATHER- ZIEMAK MISS SULLIVAN English Music Registrar Head of the Department OFFICE STAFF Top Row: Mr, Driscoll, Miss Driscoll, Miss Carey, Miss Roach, Miss Nebot, Mr. Fuyat. Bottom Row: Miss Kohrmann, Miss Bohan, Father Plover, Miss Reilly, Miss Thomas,

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541114 ' T it not unusual for a class to experience the death of one of its members during four years of high school, but we believe that five deaths are seldom suffered. God in His infinite Wisdom, however, summoned five members of the Class of i945 before their course was completed. Untimely are such deaths, people say, but God is no respecter of time or persons. The space of life between was over for them, and He took them to Himself. We have not forgotten them, and we shall continue not to forget them. They will always have a place in our prayers for we know that when they are beyond our aid, they will continue to intercede for us. May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace! ROBERT RICHARD CLANCY Born July I8, l926 Died June 8, I943 The death of Bob was a shock to his family and his friends, coming as it did the morning after the school boat ride in his sophomore year. Pop- ular, intelligent and athletic, he was a favorite with the members of 2J, his home room. His sudden death made a deep impression on them since they had spent such a jolly time with him only the day before. WILLIAM RAYMOND FONZO Born February IO, 1928 Died November 22, I944 Bill's death was also unexpected inasmuch as he had started for school on the day it occurred, but the pains of an acute appendectomy forced him to return home. His friendly, witty ,disposi- tion had endeared him to all his classmates during their four year association. His goodness and character are epitomized in the fact that he was ever faithful in rising early to serve Mass in his parish church before coming to school. 22