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

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C' 'T-5 vs . ., 'rr --win'-as ,W 3' if , V 3 ,fa f- : 1 A I m-. 'viigggll U Lf-5 sammy: E , av l FRONT ROW: Anthony DiMauro, Timothy O'SuIlivan, Thomas Meade, Joseph Maierhofer, Victor Miller, Cetton Bullard. SECOND ROW: Peter Carolan, Patrick Smyth, John Fleming, John White, Robert Dinkel, Robert Fischer. THIRD ROW: Morris Lounds, Harold Cronin, James Byrne, Owen Kilgannon, Richard Ready, Dante Tedaldi, George Seeward. FOURTH ROW: Daniel Roselli, Nicholas Mancuso, Francis Fusco, Raymond Kelly, Robert Davis, Charles Gibson, Brad McRickard. FIFTH ROW: Joseph Dispenza, Joseph O'Connor, Alvin Lucas, John O'Donnell. STANDING: Brother John Ignatius, John Herdt. i i 4 . Q 'J A Ng -do The Camera Club, under the direction ot Brother John Ignatius, offers an excellent op- portunity to Hayes men who wish to learn the art or to develop any technique they may have. A dark room with all the equipment necessary for developing and printing is at their disposal. The ultimate objective of each member is to become expert enough to take pictures tor the CHALLENGER or the CALENDAR. x Q., I . 1 : F' 1-Q'---F. Zlaitl '- l J - 'ytflb . inf ' ' ' 1 -2.5-rf' , -Q Q..-E'?5'3 5 4 .f - ,-4fLl- . ,git ,n'3:1g. Jizz : . ,' .ng-, 71,5 ' lp, :nf -N , f... ,Y . Q , ,fi-1 . 1' I V wt: I I 'ell ' I I : 12 I I If --xqssi - C I , lil T25 Exif? .-Amin-f!e4jr:ll V iflliif 42 - lffffta in . - - ',..y 1- . FRONT ROW: Anthony Castellano, Roland Smith, Ramon Rosario, Robert Verrando. BACK ROW: Brother John Ignatius, Clarence Smallwood.

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Father Doherty' outlines their duties to the members of the Usher Society. FRONT ROW: Robert Davis, James Kirby, Sydney McGrath. SECOND ROW: Gerard Seagriff, Joseph Tranfo, Edward Ahrens. THIRD ROW: John O'Brien, James Tobin, John McGarvey. BACK ROW: Robert Riordan, Robert Brucatto, Arthur DiSalvo. f Much of the success of the Soiree Musical depends on the souvenir journal which is prepared for it. The members of the committee who prepare it, under the direction of Father Blust, worked long hours in getting ads, arranging copy and corresponding with contribu- tors. There is no glamor to this work but it is a neces- sary part of school life and they did it well. 0 ll6 Father Doherty trained a set of smart-looking ushers to serve at various school func- tions throughout the year. Their gentlemanly dignity lends an air of distinction to the annual play, the soiree musicale, the public debate and the Serata Italiana. Their et- forts are often unsung by the student body and so the CAL- ENDAR here wishes to salute them for their splendid service. James O'Donnell, Arthur Polcini, Father Blust, Samuel Ceccarelli, Bernard Malara, Michael Grieco, John Murphy, Lincoln Heck, George Sprecace.