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

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4 , if ff E521 Q if J lr 23 it X Q 7 61 v' D N 4- fi 113 U Brother Lucas demonstrates the use of a radio transmitter to a group of interested students. llillll0 CLUB ' airy? nik ' 52 41,1 THE Cardinal Hayes Amateur Operators' Society, as the Radio Club is technically called, is open to students in the Senior Radio Class and undergraduates who have been recommended by their science teachers. Under the supervision of Brother Lucas, it is one of the most active extra-curricular activities at Hayes. Because of their interest in radio as a future occupation the members study in prep- aration for an operator's license. Once a student obtains a license, he may then begin work on equipment he will need for his occu- pation. The interest ofthe members is keen and Brother Lucas fans it with his cooperative and helpful guidance. Several seniors construct a radio in their workshop after school.

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CLASSICAL CLUB Front Row: Peter Micale, Father Kenrick, Joseph Tranfo. Second Row: Luigi Mazzeloa, Dino Muccia, Kenneth Mackintosh, John Cusano, Michael Cusano, Louis Alaya, James Moran, Louis Bacsga, Raymond Dempsey. Third Row: John Emert, Bernard Malora, Lincoln Heck, Frank Aquilar, Robert Kesting, Edgar Lasting, Edward Menninger, Raymond Con- nolly, Victor Orioli, Horace Rosteing, Gerald Kane. Fourth Row: Thomas Gaffney, George Sprinci, Michael McCrory, John O'NeiIl, Paul Sullivan, Paul Leh- muller, George Cody, Michael Greco, John Carroll, Michael Peluso. Back Row: Edward Flynn, Frank Van Lierde, Charles Miller, Edward Walsh, Robert Streicher, Arthur Leone, Francis Maher, Philip Briska, Edward Ahearn, James Coughlin, Vito Spurosa. HC CR W CLUB TO THOSE students who wish to increase their knowledge of classical lore, Hayes offers the Classical Club. This year, under the direction of Father McCaffrey, these students pre- pared themselves for the New York University Latin Test in which they competed with one hundred and thirty other schools. They also represented Hayes in the Catholic Classical Association Test, The results have not yet been published, but they will undoubtedly bring honor to the school as their pred- ecessors have done. Sitting: Peter Kalika, Daniel Desmond, Joseph Harrington, John Christ, Father McCaffrey, Michael McCrory, Raymond Dempsey. Standing: Arthur Leone, Louis Gentile, Paul Sullivan, Louis Pucca. ZS FOUNDED in l945, the Honor Club, with Father Kenrick as moderator, is constantly meriting greater esteem from the Hayes students. lt is a modern concern with its instructive forums and public speaking endeavors. lt is founded on the principle that the purpose of the school is serious study. The man who will be a leader in the world is the man who is informed, the man who is informed is the man who has studied. Membership is attained by a rating of ninety percent in all subjects.