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

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4 Front Row: Gerald Griffin, Alfred Moran, George Fran- ciscovich. Rear Row: Nicholas Darby, David Maraconi, Frank Ly- ons, John O'SuIlivan, Father Peters 1Moderatorl, John McGrath, John Keane, James Quilty, Anthony Criscitiello. 3iQ Leo Holland, William Conufrey, Richard McQuillan, Paul Toohey, Brother Augustine lModeratorJ, Gerald Perry, John Habel, James O'Leary, James Nugent. cfwamzmf Ezzsieffzzff Czlhfzms Front Row: Anthony Petrunti, Joseph Jacone, Peter Mi- cale, Gerard Cassino. Middle Row: Raymond Santo, Paul Lunn, Father Guido lModeratorl, John Baldasaro, Joseph Attanasio. Top Row: Louis Gaudio, John DePinto, Anthony DiPerna, Fernando Zagariello, Robert Grillo, WB Front Row: Robert Wilkins, Carmine Demidio, Joseph Rogers, Robert Brennan. Rear Row: Alphonso Maglio, Charles Silvio, Brother Kieran lModerator7, William Storms, Andrew Calamari. 163

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Ja y Ck, Ygasiefofdl OR the third successive year the Jayvee basket- ball squad has had to be content with second place in the Catholic High School League cham- pionship. Coached by Brother Timothy again, the team played good ball all season, winning sixteen out of twenty games but was nosed out of first place by the All Hallows Jayvee club. Ray Tully and George Gully, who deserve special mention for their fine playing all season, should be assets to the Varsity in the future. Next year the Jayvee will be content with nothing less than first place in the League results. Front Row: John Flynn, Donald O'Driscoll. Frank Cas- tiglia, George Gully. Rear Row: Donald Ludwig, Julius Bastion, Brother Tim- othy lModerator and Coachl. Charles Sc-hofield, Raymond Tully lCaptainl. SCHEDULE Hayes Opponent St. Agnes ,,,,. ,,,,,,.... l 3 St. Ann ,,,, ..,.,cv l 7 Power ,,,,,,,,..., ,,.. 2 2 LaSalle ,,.,..A.,...... .... 2 2 Mt. St. Michael ,,,,.. ,,,, 3 2 St, Simon Stock ,,,,,,... ..., 2 6 Manhattan Prep. ,.,..,., .... 2 3 Rice ,,,,,,,,,.....,.,,,,,, .... l 7 St. Ann .,,.,,,,,.,.. ms l8 Mt. St. Michael ,,,,s, ,V,, l 6 LaSalle ........c...... .... 2 9 All Hallows ,,,.... ,.,. 3 4 Rice .....,....,....,...... .,.. 2 7 Manhattan Prep ,,,,.., .... l 9 St. Simon Stock ......... .... l 3 Fordham Prep ,.,... .... l 9 Power ,..,s,,,,.,.,,s.. .... 3 6 Xavier ,.,.......,. ..a. 2 6 All Hallows ,s.,,., ,... 3 7 Fordham Prep ..... ..., 2 2 'If Q ls iK. I E ll 3 F' IE. ilk' twdiflifldfl ggzzsiefffzf Front Row: Edward Hushon, Thomas Karl, Joihn Cusack, Wilbur Jones. Rear Row: James Rogers, Robert Guay, Thomas Roach, Brother Alois 1Moderator and Coachl, Richard Hemlin, John Vaughn, Gerald Flynn.

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ar 3C0nl' Front Row: Louis Tambini, Vincent Romano, Frank Gagliano, John Sisk, Ernest Herold, Michael DiCanio. Middle Row: Paul Toohey, Arthur DuPre, Thomas Marino, David Maraconi, William Froats, Francis Filardo, Thomas Murrin, Peter Clemente. Rear Row: Robert Jerussi tManagerJ, Matthew Coogan, John Gordon, Joseph Ruddy, William Stetter, Eugene Moran, Matthew Thompson, John Merrill, Gerard Lowe, Coach Groh. OPES have quickened here at Hayes with the results of the first eleven baseball games. lf the team continues its present pace, it will make a M strong bid for the C. H. S. A. A. championship. The only loss suffered to date was a non-league game. Coach Al Groh is enthusiastic about the chan- ces his boys have. Johnny Merrill, much improved over last year, is his pitching hope while Dave Mar- aconi, captain of the team, Matty Thompson and Bill Stetter carry the strongest batting averages. Unfortunately, the yearbook must go to press before the final results will be known. . d Base Cavlaln' Thu Jerry Lowe, Left Field Tom Marino, Right Field f