Fairfield College Preparatory School - Hearthstone Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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ANGELO MARIO ANTIGNANI, JR. 2539 Park Avenue Bridgeport Mar . . . always believed in doing homework . . . honor roll member during Freshman and Sophomore years . . . always enjoys a good joke . . . often seen taking part in discussions about hunting . . . has been a keen supporter of intramural sports . . . Mario tells us that he hopes to follow the law profession after graduation . . . is an alumnus of the Madi- son School. K.B.S. 1,2g Debating Society 2g Intramurals-Football 1,2,3,4-3 Baseball 1,2,3,4-5 Basketball 4-. ROBERT CARLIN ARNOLD 88 Ruane Street Fairfield Friendly, sociable Bob . . . always carries a smile . . . sent to the Prep from St. Thomas School in Fairfield . . . has been active in intramural athletics . . . report has it that Bob ex- ceeded the speed of sound on the cinders of Alumni Field . . . Bob tells us that he, too, would like to be a barrister . . . keep him in mind, fellows, when he hangs out his shingle. K.B.S. 1,2,3,4g Sodality 2,43 Room Treasurer lg Intra- mural Football and Basketball 1,2,3g Intramural Baseball 1,2,3,4-3 Track 1,2. ROBERT PAUL BAHN, JR. 497 Villa Avenue Fairfield Friendly, humorous Bob . . . spends his spare time fishing and hunting . . . a staunch defender of the Pittsburgh Pirates . . . bubbles over with personality and good cheer . . . is an ardent follower of knights and pawns . . . Bob entered Prep from the Washington School in Fairfield . . . future plans include, Bob hopes, college halls and the study of chemistry. K.B.S. lg Sodality 2,33 German Club 4-g Chess Club 1,2,3. THOMAS FENTON BANE, JR. 44 Euclid Avenue Waterbury Sincere, friendly, industrious Tom . . . an authority on the intricacies of Latin . . . came to Prep in Senior year from the Taft School in Watertown . . . stands high off the ground . . . a good six feet tall . . . a quiet man on the surface, Tom knows both how to work and play . . . Tom hopes that college doors will open for him next Fall . . . a booster of Waterbury. .Q jvvyx s. T' - ' rc-153 W- ' Vs .1 .- lass: tsl? M, N e. .1f. x?:,s ' l4f f'2 L55 '

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tional leaders for their efiiciency: Charlie Devore. Louis Pellegrino, Bob Murphy, Joe Trovarelli and Bill Benson. JUNIOR YEAR Back again to McAuliffe and mounting the lad- der of rank . . . we are introduced to our new teachers after the traditional Mass of the Holy Ghost: Fathers Connolly, Cummiskey, Glavin, Power, Donovan and Landry, and Messrs. Coak- ley, Gintofi, Moroney of the lay faculty . . . the first Prep Band is organized under the direction of Father Deevy . . . fifteen thousand fans attend the Prep-Harding game, won by the latter despite a magnificent display of spirit on the field and in the stands . . . Messrs. Frier, Kilty, Sullivan, Coyle, Kagerer and Foley of 749 played in the Band that night . . . the Minstrel Show at the Lyric . . . Parents, Night in the new Berchmans Auditorium at which Bill Frier and Addison Wright declaimed . . . the annual retreat in Janu- ary conducted by Father McGovern, S.,l., ending with Mass at St. Thomas, Church in Fairfield . . . Vin Darien is Co-Winner with Gene Hull of ,4-8 in the Annual Elocution Contest for upper class- men . . . Bob Maty, Bill Stephanak, Art Cooney, Hal Marshall, Stan Kilty and Bill Murcko serve as room presidents . . . The Three Wisdoms of Old Wang is presented at the Klein under the direction of Fr. J. Joseph Ryan, S.J .... Messrs. Darien, Gilson, Fattibene and Gonzalez of 149 appear in the play . . . soon after, the cast travels to Boston to participate in the Boston College Dramatic Festival . . . the Brick Campaign gets under way . . . there's so much else . . . the Father and Sons' banquet, Fr. Barry's dances . . . the Mission Crusade . . . report and honor cards, retakes . . . finals and picnics . . . all part of the Prep picture . . . scholastic awards to Messrs. Hardiman, Bastian, Tomasko, T. Liptak, Wright, and Kilty . . . and a special award for proficiency in the Classics to Tom Liptak . . . the end of an- other school year. SENIOR YEAR September the sixteenth . . . our first day in the oiie-year-old Berchmans Hall . . . meeting with our new teachers, who are listed elsewhere in this book . . . the Mass of the Holy Ghost . . . a fine football season . . . with a record of five wins, two ties, one loss . . . a duplicate of our Freshman season . . . the death of a beloved member of the lay faculty, Mr. Coakley, on Octo- ber 29 . . . the Football Dance on November 26 with Dave Sullivan Chairman . . . Parents' Night on December 10 . . . Walter McVety, as Senior President, M.C .... Bob Murphy gives the ad- dress of welcome to the parents of the Seniors . . . Messrs. Frier, Kilty, Lolatte, the German Glee Club participate . . . mid-year exams followed by the retreat, which Fr. Gookin, SJ. conducts for the Seniors . . . Mass in Sacred Heart Church closes the retreat . . . proceeds of the magazine drive are contributed to the yearbook fund . . . Mid-Winter Dance on February 26 with Bill Stephanak Chairman . . . Easter holidays April 13-25 . . . the Annual School Play, Brother Orchid is put on at the Klein in late April . . . Messrs. Gonzalez, Fattibene, McCormack, Gilson and Ondeck represent the Class of 194-9 . . . Senior Prize debate . . . Messrs. Petrucelli, Gon- zalez, D. Sullivan, Kilty participate with Juniors Buckley and lVlcKeon . . . Senior Elocution Con- test is in the offing as we write lFebruary 201 . . . we must not forget the room presidents: Bob Maty, Bill Stephanak, Bill Murcko, Charlie De- vore and Dick Bonitati . . . the Senior Class Officers: President Walt McVety, Vice-President Bill Stephanak, Treasurer Dave Sullivan and Sec- retary Bob Petrucelli . . . the members of the Senior Council: Messrs. McVety, Stephanak, Kilty, Maty, Soltis, Petrucelli, Murphy, Bastian, Gilson, Incerto, D. Sullivan, Tracey . . . our grati- tude to them all for unselfish service to the Class . . . final examinations, class picnics, the Senior Prom, and that happiest of days, Graduation Day at the Klein on June 9 . . . we are now alumni of Fairfield College Preparatory School . . . finis to four memorable years . . . we would like to express here our sincere thanks to Very Rev. Father Rector, Fathers Kennedy and Darcy, and to all the faculty members for their continued interest in and labors for our development and progress.

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WILLARD CHARLES BASTIAN JR 1040 Bedford Street Stamford Will amiable blond sedate an alumnus of St John s School in Stamford permanent member of the Honor Roll knows all the answers except why the Dodgers didn t win the pennant in 4-8 always cooperative ln school affairs faithful HEARTHSTONE worker Senior Councll member Will tells us that he plans to take up Chemlcal or Electrical engineering K B S 1 2 3 4- Debattng 1 2 Hearthstone Ltterary Sta 4- Radto Playshop 24- German Club 4- Intramural Base ball 3 Student Counctl 4- Elocutzon Contest 1 2 RICHARD PETER BEPKO, JR Yellow Mill Village Bridgeport Tall athletic Dick sports a perpetual sm1le for all played center on the Junior Varslty eleven a proponent of individual rights groomed for the Prep at St John Nepomucene School plays chess as a hobby Dick reports that Falrfield UHIVCTSIIY beckons to him his later plans call for a course 1n government work Class Vice-President 3g Chess Club 35 Iunior Varsity Foot- ball 3g Intramural Football 1,2,3g Intramural Baseball 1,3. ROBERT JOHN BESTERCY 635 Arctic Street Bl'id8eP0l'i Sociable, well-liked Bob . . . known for his well-groomed blond hair . . . takes a special pride in dressing neatly . Bob received his first diploma from St. John Nepomucene School . . . stamp collecting takes up some of his spare moments . . . sings the praises of the East Side . . . Bob plans to take up a course in Business Administration. Sodality 2,33 K.B.S. 1,2,3,4g Intramural Football 1,2. JOHN FRANCIS BIGLEY 708 East Broadway Milford 4Meet reserved, humorouslohn . . . fits in easily with any group . . . makes class enjoyable with his friendly quips . . . has more ways of earning money and putting it away than any other Senior, perhaps . . . spent Sophomore year in Winterpark, Florida . . . earned his letter in basketball there . . . it's college and the study of law, John tells us of his future. K.B.S. 1,2,3,41g Debating Society fVice Presidentl 13 Bellarmine Quarterly 3,4 f Business M gr.J 5 H earthstone Literary Stag 4-g Intramural Basketball 3,4g Intramural Foot- ball 1,3,4-g Intramural Baseball 1g Track 3,4. 22