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

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Father Grace addresses the members of the Senior Debating Society at one of their weekly eet ngs SE N Egogt grow: JohnACicogna, Edward Walsh, Louis Gentile, .Thomas O'Rourke. Second Row: George Cody earn, Philip Briska, Junius Simmons. Back Row. Donald Scannell, John Hughes, Joh Ch st IIAYE llllllil'l'llll E Jllll PLE lllll SEASO NOTEWORTHY in the program of the Debating Society this year has been A, pf the prominent part played by Hayes in the recently-organized Catholic ' . . Forensic League. On February 22nd Hayes was host to twenty-one Catholic ff' 1- high schools in an Interscholastic Debate Tournament sponsored by the f -gl League. Under the able direction of Father Grace, their moderator, Hayes men participated in various debates, panel discussions and forums through- f out the year. Arthur Leone distinguished himself by taking second-place ora- 'sl torical honors in a group representing seventeen high schools competing at WAX, Mt. St. Michael. ' Vi Hayes speakers were also heard at various civic functions. ln city-wide 1 xg competition Arthur Leone was awarded the coveted chairmanship of the f Annual Daily Mirror Forum in December. Edward Menninger and George . K gb Church represented Hayes in respective New York Times Youth Broadcasts. A i With Charles McCready and Philip Briska, other capable speakers for Hayes, W they also attended broadcasts of the Foreign Policy Association at lnter- national House. The climax of the year's work came on April 3Oth when the ' 1' team of Edward Menninger and Arthur Leone defeated De La Salle Institute, ' champions of the Azarias League, in the annual public debate in Brady 1 A ' Auditorium. 7 A ,V- ios ' A T

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