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

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Sodolitq of Qur Lcldq and Y.C.S. With the Blessed Mother as their patroness, the society strives to promote the spread of Catholic Action at Hayes. Supervised by Father Doherty and Father Valastro, the Sodality engages in specially organized devotions, in addi- tion to their primary function of self-sanctiiication. At meetings, plans for new programs and activities are formulated and the official prayers of the sodality are recited. V. 1 .Q J V 'iittfx Q L alrx MUCH ' l ? 2 5 1 X SODALITY OF OUR LADY Sitting: John Araujo, Father Valastro. Standing: Alexander Abela Front Row: Roy Longarzo, Richard Haber, William Valpone, Robert DeMaY0, Donald Alaggio, Dmningo Soto' Stephen Salamone, Peter Dobbs, Back Row: Patrick McCaiTerey Beverly Daly, Albert Struzzi, William Forster, Frank Carson James Siniscalchi. Standing: Father Doherty. y : Under the able direction of Brother Alois, the Y.C.S. endeavors to reavvaken religious ,W responsibilities in themselves and those around them. Whether in school, home or at Work, these spiritually-minded Hayes- men labor to raise the religious standards for their associates, and to bring men closer to God by their own high example. By their efforts the advantages of a Catholic education can more readily be seen. Y.C.S. CYOUNG CHRISTIAN STUDENTSJ Front Row: Brother Alois, Richard Ciardina, Henry Matos, Richard Hintze, James Altomare, Hugh O'Connor. Second Row: Robert 85 Lopez, Pedro Reyes, Edward McCullough, Andrew Bresadola, John Dempsey, John McGuire. Back Row: John Kelly, Damian Fitzroy, Frank Roccihio, Biagio Lauri, Robert Ravallo.

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Kneeling: Frederick Smith. Standing: Fathcr Principc, Ioseph DiNoia, Anthony Maiiei, Thomas Brady, Michael Rfsi, Vincent Sattile, Stephen Keller, George Meifnrth, Anthony Plato, Bruce VViacek, Frank Orlando, James --A tomare. l A I it Although the Altar Society has the busiest schedule of all the activi- Q P ties in Hayes, the duties performed by them often go unacknowledged. Under the active moderation of Father Principe, these Hayesmen serve P daily Mass, and assist at weekly Benediction and Stations of the Cross O during Lent. By their devotion an important service to the spiritual growth of all students is provided. , 'iff Front Row: Gerald Reilly, Michael Alarcon, Francis Massello, Iolm Cyran, Joseph Maehrlein. Second 'Roux Matthew Lyons, Daniel Failla, Raymond O,Brien, Robert Powers, Melvin Simmons. Third BOLD: VV1ll1am Farrell, Patrick Sullivan, Peter Crudelc, Vincent Reese, joseph DeRuvo. Back How: Carl Maddalena, Thomas Curley, Leonard DeAngelo, Iohn Daly.

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Front Row: Iames Bowden, lose Blanco, Iohn Como, Rudolph Skvorec, Patrick Bologna, William Craig, Edward Shanahan. Second Row: Iames Clalfey, Joseph Conca. Roy Hower, Barry Woods, Raymond Faison, Francis Purcell, Thomas Andrews. Third Row: Theodore Musantry, John Fedigan, Nicholas Vertucci, Kevin Monteverdi, Kenneth Raymond, Bartholomew Zaccano, Frank Cehollero, Michael Vetack. Back Row: Robert Lopez, Richard McMahon, Richard Arillotta, james Mahoney, Vito Marasia, Michael Harkins, Serge Smorchoke. Catholic Students' Mission Crusade John Fedigan takes the weekly collection for the missions during homeroom period. The student body of Cardinal Hayes has graciously an- swered the plea for help to the missions by giving more than seven thousand dollars to this worthy cause each year. This monetary offering is used to feed, educate and provide medi- cal aid for the underprivileged, suppressed and illiterate masses. Since Communism with billions of dollars to spend can advance its cause anywhere throughout the world, the Catholic missionaries have to depend on the generosity of Catholic organizations principally schools to get money. This dependence is certainly acknowledged by the students in their yearly contributions. 86