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

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Y . , 4 Q ,.. . r FRONT ROW: John Frank, John Barry, John McLoughlin, Bernard Pecoraro, Louis Frederico, Richard Clark, Joseph Harrington, James Arles, Richard McCarville, Malachy Stafford. SECOND ROW: Arthur Sorce, John Maloney, William Slavin, John Witschel, Robert Guay, Charles Cacciopoli, Charles Gagliano iCaptainl, Michael McKeown, John Gaidzis, John McMahon, Robert Bren- nan, Calvin Evans, Joseph Demase, Mr. Krywycki iCoachl. THIRD ROW: Father Peters iModerator of Athleticsl, Bernard Gastrick iManagerl, Gerard Carty, William Bradshaw, Richard Stokes, Dennis Mannix, Donald Haggerty, Dino Rizzo, Eugene Principe, Martin Healy, Michael Pavloff, Louis Dellapina, Joseph Rogers, Robert Davolio, John Sullivan, Celin Fernandez iManagerl, Mr. Walling iLine Coachl. BACK ROW: Fred Caffrey, Edward Kevins, James Curry, Richard Johnston, Robert Tighe, John Wright, Francis Engler, James Conlon. .wfgagedaatde .. fr'-V c 9' f vm ' 1 f 9 .' ! r .f ' 7 ' I I J SF V 1 l FI The moderator and the coaches of the football team discuss this year's Football Managers: KNEELING: Thomas Madden, John Sullivan prospects at one of the practigeMses6ooTF. Mr. Krywycki, Father Peters, STANDING: Celln Fernandez, James Hughes, Bernard Gastrich. an r. a ing.

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The cheers that rent the sky over RandaIl's lsland Stadium every Sunday last fall were led by this oeppy and enthusiastic squad. Too often they are passed over without praise, and so the CALENDAR salutes them and Father Pavis for the spirit they stimulated. FRONT ROW: Michael Giacomontonio. SECOND ROW: James Smith, Sidney McGrath, Paul Vella. BACK ROW: Father Pavis, John Williams, Gerard Ryan, Raymond Bernard, Francis Finnerty. Th d f I I H t ked the Hayes side of RandaIl's Island Stadium Sunday after Sunday last Fall to cheer the ousan S O Cya ayes roiraeifsitgaton to the best season in football that the school has had yet.

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Mike McKeown races around end for one of Hayes' touchdowns against Brooklyn Prep. Wagga I2 guailga ?u46 79 An eager, loyal crowd traveled to Brooklyn for the opening game of the season but was disappointed at the outcome. The teams were evenly matched, but too many fumbles cost the Cardinals the game. A swift pass from Gagliano to Wright and an end-run by McKeown re- sulted in the two Hayes tallies. The fans were not disheartened, though, and looked forward to better things. W4Q646 Sz! A spirited team, determined to make up for the previous week's defeat, took to the field against an old rival. Cacciopoli's plunging through right guard was the backbone of the Hayes offensive. The Prep took to the air in the second half but failed to click, Gagliano in- terfered with four of their passes. A score early in the second half won the game for the Cardi- nals. 0 John Gaidzis is downed by two St. John's runners. Fred Rossetti is tackled after gaining a short distance for Hayes.