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

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2 Brother Claude, who coaches the Track teams 'th M. S'd M G th ' - Borck, poses with George Doherty, captain ofvche lnr- I nay C ra I GEgoi!gi2h!1:i?dXlHa-f!dieRlvera' Edward Small door and Outdoor teams, and Vincent Kelly, captain of ' ' the Cross Country team. l FRONT ROW: Brother Claude, Alexander Polak, Victor Wademan, John Walsh, George Doherty, Michael Behan, Thomas Hughes, Joseph Matton. SECOND ROW: Ronald Welcome, James Dolan, Robert Malloy, George Nichols, Michael Ruggiero Fred Rossetti, John Moriarty, John Tobin. BACK ROW: John Groll, James Moran, Richard Foy, Herbert Day, Raymond Liverpool' John Snyder, Sidney McGrath, George Kohutanycz. '

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Ever since Mr. Howard Borck took over the task ot coaching the Hayes Track teams, in- terest in the cinder path has increased and every year more hopefuls turn out to try for the teams. This year in the various meets they entered the Hayes harriers brought credit to themselves and to their Alma Mater. During the indoor season they entered the Stuyvesant meet, the Bronx Championships, the Bronx- Manhattan-Westchester meet in which they won everything, and the Catholic Champion- ships in which they were leading all the way until the last event. During the outdoor sea- son so far Hayes runners have been entered in the Seton Hall Relays, the Penn Relays where they took second place in the national two- mile relay, and the Brooklyn College meet where they won second place in the 880-yard relay and third in the mile relay. The printer's deadline does not permit a complete record, but the CALENDAR salutes Mr. Borck and Brother Claude for the fine job they have done in making Hayes one of the outstanding threats ln track' V MR. HOWARD sokcic Track Coach l I l 1 'T' x..! xxx C 4 l FRONT ROW: Brother Claude, Peter Fornal, Roland Smith, Howard Scalone, Richard Gugliatta, Theodore Bates, John Frizzola, Alvin Lucas. SECOND ROW: Vincent Kelly, Eugene O'Reilly, Thomas Keegan, John Sullivan, John Qualter, John Nordquist, Michael Onide. THIRD ROW: Francis McCann, Herbert Day, Gerard McKeegan, Malachy Stallord, Robert Cleary, John Ahern John Collier. FOURTH ROW: Edward Lechleiter, William Good, Michael Walsh, Joseph Lewiz, Harold Murphy, William Raftery Frank Pascarella. BACK ROW: Patrick Fennell, Leo Rivera, Robert Cisneros. 1 1