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

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Seated: Gerald Sullivan, Jo- seph Manzi, Father Kenrick, Second Row: George Church, Peter Rocchio, Louis Alaya, John Nason, Charles Rapi- sarda, Alphonse Valente, Ed- ward Bianchi, James Papiani, Joseph Sasano, Dino Muccia, Third Row: Peter Micale, George Cody, Louis Gentile, Ferdinand Zagarielli, Joseph Pandolpho, James Niian, Al- fred Yoli, Michael McGrory, John Seador, Patrick O'Leary. Rear Row: Joseph Rella, Ludovico Cicogna, George Fischer, Emile Phelisse, Wil- liam Patrovic, Anthony Cos- ca, John Stanley, Joseph Bodo, Thomas Layburn, Ray- mond Bernarbo, V i n c e n t gfa mm ELIEVING that a well-rounded education in- cludes a study of the classics, these students have taken up the study of Greek in addition to their regular Latin classes. At the meetings spe- cial emphasis is placed on derivation by Father MCG-ann to show the influence of'Greek on mod- ern language and culture. Harold Boyd of 4E is president of the club. John Mclntyre. Victor Orioli. Digricoli, Robert Molinar. Brosnan, Frank Heck. Muccia, Robert lynberson Gerard Sullivan. 00 RGANIZED this year by Father Kenrick, these wearers of the Honor Pin, who maintain a mbnthly average of ninety percent in all subjects, lead their classmates in scholastic accomplishment. Their success reflects honor to themselves and to Hayes, and it is hoped that their numbers will increase with the growth of the school. 5:'3'1L f?5i5iiT?EfiSf?3F2' Seated: Raymond Bernabo Ignatius Megna, H a r o l c Boyd, Father McGann, John Standing: Peter Bion-da, Dino 2

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M502 my IMING to acquaint its members with the trends in business technique, this club promotes practical instruction in the use of all business machines and arranges frequent lectures by representatives from various business hous- es in the city. lt has its social aspect, too. Its dances, at which the members entertain the girls from Aquinas Hall and St. Vincent Ferrer, are popular and well-attended. Brother Lucius is the moderator of the club. 5 A Qi J l 1 llll , rl v. X -sf Brother Lucius, Thomas Lundon, and James Depree. fm 'J I Lawrence Schneider '44, now in the LJ, S. Navy, returns to Hayes to lec- ture to the Business Club. Front Row: John Crawford, Harold Maddie, John Bartlett, James Seg- hini, Ronald Wilson. Second Row: John Murphy, How- ard Rodgers, John Smith, John Kel- ly, Hubert Creegan. Third Row: Frank Byrne, Michael Terilli, John O'Brien, Patrick Rus- sell, Edward Devlin. Rear Row: Joseph Vito, Peter Cleary, John Bridgeford, James Brown, John Nerney, 123

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N THE second year of its existence the Italian Club has be- come one of the more active groups in the school. Besides contacting the members of similar clubs in other schools and aiding needy peoples of Italy, these students learn to appre- ciate the music and culture ofthe land of their fathers, Their Serata Italiana, which was such a huge success last year, will be held this year on June 7th, C' Front Row: Albert Solimine, An- thony Campagna, Ferdinand Pe- trucci fPresidentl, John Ruggieri Michael Santasiere. Second Row: Andrew Gatto, Vin- cent Orioli, Angelo Palladino, Louis Adiano, John Cuneo. Third Row: Anthony Coggi, An- thony Cristina, Joseph Marini, Mario Ebanietti, Joseph Buona- gurio. Fourth Row: Ross Colletti, An- thony De Salva, Mario Grassi, Joseph Saverese, Carl Soreco. Rear Row: John Rocchio, Domi- nic Setteducati, Salvatore Zac- caro, Frank Cartelli, Joseph Reitano. Standing: Father Guido, Father Ciampi. P' fa ffm 1 HE success ot Hayes dances is due in large part to these Seniors who make all the arrangements and spend long hours decorating the gym At present with the aid of Fa Seated: Edward Cain, Hubert Creegan, Stephen Boyle, Robert D'Orsa, Robert Casey, William Magner, Charles Sadue, Father Fitzgerald. Standing: Michael Reidy, Patrick Shearin, Robert Jones. ther Fitzgerald--they are. completing plans for the Senior Prom which will be held May 23rd.