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

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Father Bradynaddresses Prefects of the K. B. S. FRONT ROW: Edward Major, Lawrence Kinsella, Roger Duclos, William Slavin, Ronald Welcome, Charles Miller, Harold Donohue. SECOND ROW: Dermod McDermott, ' Thomas Hunt, Donald Sweeney, Thomas Jordan, Philip Connolly, Emmanuel Scrofani, Robert Brucato. THIRD ' ' ROW: Richard Castelli, David Hennessy, Gerard Moriarty, George Butler, Montague Henry, Aldo Avillino, Frank Shabill, Richard Howell. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Monaghan, Carl Thielan, Joseph Szabo, James Doyle, Christopher Daly, Stanley Chmiel, Edward Walsh, Robert Clemens. FIFTH ROW: John McKeon, Vincent Rolser, James Tomonto, Ferdinand Wiener, Ernest Weder, James Liston, Richard Fannery, Donald Abbott, James Wilson. SIXTH ROW: William Mohin, Robert Connolly, Howard Scalone, Louis Cornacchia, Andrew McCarthy, John Geiger James Cully, Joseph Gallagher, Patrick Smyth. BACK ROW: Edward McCaffrey, Thomas Lammers, William Taylor, Robert Fischer, Arthur Polcini. One of the most active groups at Hayes is the K. B. S. The members of this society, the Knights as they are popularly called, embrace almost the entire student body. They pledge themselves on their word of honor to receive Holy Communion once a week and to do all in their power to spread devotion ' to the Blessed Sacrament. There are no meetings for the majority of K. B. S. members. Theirs is an individual service which they render to Christ in His war against the forces of evil. Meetings are held only for the class prefects who direct of W the activities for their classes. The K. B. S. sponsors such activities as the serving of Mass and Benediction, the monthly Holy Hour in which the whole 3 school participates and prays especially for the Alumni, the Guard of Honor on Holy Thursday, the Stations of the Cross in Lent and the daily Dialogue Mass which a different class at- tends each day in the chapel. Together with the Catholic Stu- dents' Mission Crusade, the K. B. S. presents an annual sym- posium on a timely topic at which they play host to the other Catholic high schools of the city. lO5

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' ..Y .' ,. - .,v ,- - v. Howard Bellingham, Joseph Bohan, George Bond, Richard Borda, William Bower, Walter Brokowski, John Cooper, Joseph Counsman, Patrick Cox, John Cronin, Ralph Curcio, Dominick D'Ambrosio, Andrew Davey, John Delaney, Albert DeQuinzio, James Dockerty, Francis Enright, Robert Finning, Walter Fitzgerald, Ardan Flanagan, Lawrence Fredella, Thomas Goodman, Joseph Grogan, Joseph Hanley, Patrick Hartling, Robert Healy, Edward Higgins, William Kane, Clement Kerley, Vincent Kisselbach, James Knieriem, Lawrence Kinsella, Joseph Kollar, John Koskie, Allan Kramer, Louis Lambiase, Vito Lepore, Morris Lounds, Thomas McAuliffe, John McCormick, James McGowan, Michael McGrath, Michael McKeon, Alfred Menzies, Arthur Moore, Edward Morgan, Harry Muller, Ronald O'Brien, Gerard O'Neill, Michael Peluso, Edward Pollnitz, Edward Randall, Nicholas Savino, John Scanlan, Joseph Scarpinato, John Schaumann, Edward Smith, James Tobin, Lowrence Tonetti, John Ullery, John Vaughn. x I I 0 0 The purpose of the Mission Crusade is to interest high school students in the missionary activity of the Church so that they may further it through prayer and monetary offerings. This year the Hayes Crusaders exhibited their usual enthusiasm for the cause of Christ and con- tributed almost five thousand dollars to the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. ln- cluded in this amount was six hundred and sixty-one dollars which was collected during the first three days of Holy Week for the Bishops' War Relief Fund. Father Jeremiah Sullivan, moderator of the Mission Crusade, was deeply impressed with the wonderful spirit of sacrifice and cooperation displayed by the student body. IO7 Q U 'c . w-uit: Father Sullivan received the weekly offerings for the missions made by the class representatives.