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

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ffl! galvatol-xie Mucciacciaro, Richard Slowitsky, Iohn Soto, Anthony Corvelli, Mario Picconi, Alfred Poggi, Peter Berasi, Justin apple 0. Under the able direction of its mentor, Brother Carr, members of the ' Chemistry Club seek to enlarge their knowledge of this subject. At their C h e rn I weekly meetings they are further instructed by means of slides, lectures, films and demonstrations. Each of the men is assigned a project, the best of which are shown at inter-school exhibitsf By their present hard work these avid CI U b Hayesmen are laying a Hrm foundation for a- possible career in the field of chemistry. il u Front Row: Charles Zuccaro, Raymond Kenney, Carlo Crilletto, Mario Abati. Second Row: Donald Kopf, Antonio Quesada, Edo Bachini. Back Row: James Foley, Kevin Gill. Demonstrating: Brother Carr. 87

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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

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Peter Gagne demonstrates the use of the Cyroscope at a club meeting while, Father Heck supervises. Front Row: Rolf Hattcrscheid, VVilliam Rutledge, Michael Debronsky, Gerard Zopf, Gunther McKeown. Second Row: Andrew Bresadola, Ioseph LaCascia, William Czerniewicz, John Camalich, Donald Cardone. Third Row: John Carbone, Robert Urban, Ignatius Maniscalco, Joseph Murphy. Back Row: Louis Mangieri, Werner, Wagner. ' Under the auspices of its moderator, Father Heck, the club offers numerous D h Ll C S opportunities for students of junior and senior years to experiment in the realm of Physics. To this end, the laboratory, with its complex equipment, is at the disposal of club members. Projects are undertaken which may be entered in C' D various contests or submitted as scholarship works to large corporations. The U club provides a solid foundation for those who are considering entrance into the field of Physics. Armasad Paccione, Richard Giardina, Michael Kane, George Hagan, Joseph DiPierro, Anthony Zuppardi, Edward Brumgnach Salvatore Mucciacciaro, Robert DeMayo, Robert Ravallo, Eugene Trigo, jose Blanco. 1