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

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BIOLOGY CLUB Sitting: Richard Ciardina, Nicholas Nikischer. Standing: Br. Bellarmine, Anthony Zuppardi, Iohn Madden. Bioloqu cmd Radio Clubs l .ap 1 If 1 X 'S .18 The primary aim of the Biology Club is to fulfill the desires of those students who Wish to study in greater detail the science of Biology. Under the direction of Brother Bellarmine members use advanced techniques in Working on indi- vidual and group projects. These projects are submitted for interscholastic competition during the course of the year. Various films are shown to members to illustrate the latest discoveries in Biology and aid members in understanding more fully the different aspects of this science. In the practical scope of Biology field trips are provided. RADIO CLUB 89 Gordon Durk, Edmund Vargas, Eric Lightfoot, Vincent Burolla, Thomas Cooke, john Haugh, Andrew Flatley, Harry Morelli, Richard Sierra. ,,,........'-

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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

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SKATING CLUB F r. Guido hands out arm bands to club members. Sitting: John Tortell, Thomas McLoughlin, Peter Marikle, Edward Smith, John Issowits, Harry Morton. Standing: Rudolph Skvorec, Joseph Musella, Philip Fultz, Theodore Arnold, Joseph Canuncio, John Madden, William Ryan, Jose Tapia. The Skating Club is one of the societies which puts emphasis on the social S k O t l n q life of the Hayesman. The club, consisting solely of seniors, makes arrangements J for skating parties which are held from time to time at the Fordham Skating Palace. Under Fr. Guido's competent direction, they act also as ushers at the G n d skating parties. D The Library Club, under the able direction of its moderator, Brother Leonard L I b rl G rl L4 Francis, endeavors to advance the cause of literature among the students at Hayes. Meetings are frequently held and the means of achieving this noble aim are , discussed. Club members maintain the school library and advise Hayesmen on C I U b S the use of its excellent facilities. The club aifords its members a valuable oppor- tunity to advance themselves scholastically by acquainting them with the basic workings of a good library. LIBRARY CLUB A I Front Row: Br. Leonard Francis, Michael Frascella, Kevin Thornton, Robert DeCesare. Second Row: George Palmer, Bflafl Diran, Daniel Beattie, Joseph Mangan. Back Row: Frederick Mallen, James Altomare, Ronald Heinowitz, Patrick Harnett, John Lenter, Henry Matos.