Fairfield University - Manor Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 318 of the 1965 volume:

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Mclnnes, S.J President REV. HENRY MURPHY, SJ. Director of Admissions KN' REV. JAMES COUGHLIN, SJ. Dean REV. GEORGE 5. MAHAN. SJ. Exe:-urixe Assistant to the President 'k x2 T'?x.l!l+:ill1T.l!. :'lXIm 'x ' 1 +, I Is educatzon an exercise, a baby szttzng service, or an lndustry? Fzrst of all, lt lS a means of free- zng the human spzrzt. This lS its noblest task HH. ROBERT F. PITT X--istnnt Dean REV. FRANCIS SMAI,I,. SJ. Librarian ,,,,.-9 3 A 1' I Q ,S 4-I ' .1 I NIH. 5'l'XNl.l'1Y lUHH'1RT50N - l,il'l'f'lHl' nf UQ'H'lfvpllN'l1l 1 . REV. JOSEPH MCCORMICK. SJ. Director of Student Personnel I Z5 23 t 5, L S I b ,,--.,.,f- S3 1 .t W REV. GEORGE GALLARELLI, SJ. Director of Resident Students Wfvmf A REV. THOMAS BURKE. 9.1. Direm'tur11fPl1lrliC Relatinns 1 A Ci REV. T. E. MQPEAKE, SJ. Dean, Graduate 5011001 of Education 19 IQIVIVIN lla m nt Ihr: Ir .U. v' 1 J RQ, -Q P 0 A X , 0 K Jn 'H SW!-IICN I VY. SJ I ,II1'1'lHf' f l'lll'4'll:l qu Qjhn! 'Q- REY. JQXNIEF RING. 5.1. Nlmierulu-r uf .Mhletics Many of our problems would be solved if more people fully realized the old truth that man, by his nature, is a social being. an L1g........ REV. HARRY HUSS, SJ Treasurer MR. GEORGE BISACCA Athletic Director Varsity Basketball Coach MR. THOMAS MAHER Assistant Treasurer .n-I . 64' '- A ,921 Q 413' F is . .IL -X MR. ARSENE CROTEAU Modern Languages REV. ROBERT VARNERIN. SJ. Chemistry REV. WILLIAM CARR. FJ Ethirs DR. DANIEL BUCZEK WW :wg History DR. GERARD' MCDONALD Modern Languages REX, .IHHNK Ellliri ,I LLEN. 5.1. 1 45. 1 EX. ,I XXII-.S HDI f,Hl.IfN. 5.1. f-an uf Nrurliv- .3 'I 11 NIR. PALKO LI IKACS Nr! NIR. JOHN KOLAKOWSKI Murlwn Langzuages REV. WILLI.-NNI HOHMANN. SJ. Emmmnici 'NI R. Will ,IN N1 1fONNFI,l,X Xwnunlin REVA BERNARD' SCULLY. S.J. Mathematics DR. FRANK BUKVHI Mmiern J,zinguag1 '- '-1 I'l kfs, .r v . t 3 r ' NIR. JOHN MURPHY Education WEST 3 . REV. JOHN A. JNTCCARTHY, SJ. Philosophy REV. FRANCIS TORRAS. SJ. Phvsics Iwi! In righfz Dr. Robert Pitt. .-Xssistant Dean, I,e1'turer in Statistic'-: Mr. Ken- neth Kun ,-Mwnlnllt in If money is the root of all evil, sound methods of business and eco- nomics are its cure. RI-ZY, THUNI X5 Nl4'flH:XTH. Sul. . l'su'llnlngfv DR. JOHN B 'KRONE Chemistrw 1 Y RRY. ,IUHN .l. N1vCARTHY.S.J. Vllilvvsnnhv T. .I 4 X REV. JOHN MURRAY. SJ. Mathematics 'XRNIHN IIUNY XRVNIXIX 2 HINIUVX Seated: Rev. Joseph Murphy, SJ.: Rev. James Bresnahan, SJ. MR. ROBERT EMERICH English Standing: Rev. Augustine Caffrey, SJ., Rev. Thomas Johnson, SJ. Rev. Richard Rousseau, SJ., Rev. Richard Brackett, SJ. Theology Department DR. JOSEPH GRASSI MR. PAUL DAVIS Philosophy History REV. RICHARD COSTELLO. SJ. History IIX 1Hx Xl Ib Ill 'li4'lllNSHN, 5.1 1f'm1-1 rx 3 IDR. JOHN KENYON I'-u-In-lwgy IDR. YINLI-fN'l' NIIARPHY Psychology Of course there must be other languages of equal merit, but how can any match the rich- ness of the tongue by which I spoke to and listened to the world? REM JOHN BY AN, SJ. English rg V r li: NIR. THOMAS FITZPATRICK Accounting: and Business REV. .IUHN MAIIFIR, SJ. Philosophy F ! l l I l w 41, . . , l , f A 1 r l 5 , MR. WOLFE CZMANSKI Modern Languages DR. JOAN WALTERS Economics REV. OLIVER NICKERSON, SJ. English Who knows what portents are b . . . , rewmg zn my nezgbbor s test tube? I saw, darkly that is, a greater Reflection of myself. Why Once' I dare to Say, REV. FRANCIS LAGASSE, 5.1. Modem Languages Q LP . F' DR. DONALD ROSS Biology '17 6 I -1 MR. ROBERT 0'NEll.,L Industrial Management wnxi'm. .4 ' w i ' , .13-,. v IVX I 'f ff f'-'M' I . slwhn I l nn, NAI., llllglllxlll Nlr. lil-1'-me I lash' Nlr, Nl: ha I Nlvlhmllell l1.Il llNll. Peter Q . ,,,. We once knew a man who spoke five languages, yet couldn't think in any one of them. We intend languages as an access to diverse cultures and wider ranges of thought Rl'llULPH I,Xf I'.ll llNh Wflll' I'-wl1f'I11gy NIH.fLl'1HlHZICI!XIIlR O Hi-NWN HICY. l,AXX'RIiNIfP1MI1I l'hiIu.ng mhy ll ll ll li ga Q4 lu History DR. MATTHEW MCCARTHY lpgpn'- Svlltvdz Dr. Um-othy Schaffer, NIZIIHEIIILIITCQQ Rf-v. Bernard Scullx SJ., Mathematics: Sianflirig: Mr. Robert Bulger. xI3lhf'Ill2iTif'- Rev. Anthony Eiardi. SJ.. Mathematiw. fn M A x REV. ALBERT REDNDY, SJ. 'Q English MR. WALTER PETRY History DR. JOHN KLIMAS Biology 31 MPN HHN XIIPINNVH 91 In ll lm lil! IU HH IU! 4 I0 FN IDR. iXl.Iil-IR'l' nvnl um XMB I Hlwlurw' History is not guided by blind fate. Through studies of the past, we best learn how to make our future. Q REV. JAMES MCELANEY, SJ Physics DR. DAVID DIETZ filassivei MR. WILLIAM GARRITY, JR. Education DR. D. RAYMOND STABILE Modern Languages REV. VICTOR LEEBER, SI Modern Languages 4 REV. CORNELIUS SHEA, S.,I. Philosophy DR. FRANK RICE Biology NIH. Xl XHIU ill XHVF Nl.-1lvrr1 l.,LiIl!lllil2t'N How could we live without beauty? Happy is the man who leaves his world a little more order, a little more understanding, a little more beauty than when he Caine. ,T , - ICI-X IXXII-N XX XINII Nl Alhlu-..l Ux 34 A, ,sa 4 l xi lLi.uxu 4 UR. .IUHN NOR MAN Ili-Inq' and lloverrmrm-:lt 'i ?. ii NIR. T. VINCENT McKENNA Erononlirs MR. SALVATORE CARRANO Chemistry 'I MR. ARTHUR RIEL. JR. English awe' REV. CERARD' DENNEN Philosophy NOT PICTURED REV. WILLIAM BURNS. S..l. - Physics and Mathematics REV. WILLIAM DEVINE, SJ. - Economics DR. GORDON DiRENZO - Sociology and Social Psychology THOMAS F. DAVIS. MD University Physician MISS MARY KIRK. R.N. Resident Nurse 'wsu lun... N F I., , Imam L15, , ,'1l.w, ga 1 anew- -s-qt,-VUL 'I-A S4 hnlur sllifm RAIN u. ,U f qua I' ulrllvld I XIIIVITIIU Aj lu cpu- nn- rn u. nu 1h ravens, un-Q-'ln menu..- Hulfllkl CID ,- -:sr 5,3132 l-al0Y Z , Aw.. i '- 'S' Svhhulqu WIT U as 5?TF ' uk' The student who pursues abstract study to the exclusion of co- curricular activities finds that academics lose much of their meaning when divorced from the broad experience of life. goto t , 1 1 'A b... 7 A ,L- s . 1 A Activities, whether intended personal skills, or for service to Ai' xi' W., a good time, or for improving , are a prime means of fostering human relations. And hwnan relations are, after all,,the special goal of a liberal arts education. 4k f - 0 J I RIA R I 5 gf 1 X- ACADEMIC FOR UM IAKYIATZFZZA Dr. Robert Pitt, Kenneth Studerus, Thomas Scopp fChairmanJ, Ronald Santorra, Jay La Croix A nd rew Hogan Thomas Schlueter ' I l , l W Joe Collins, Frank Tedesco. Joe Mcllduff. Pete Indelicalo, Bill Craziadei, Dr. Lob- ' dell, Gerry Sabol, Gerry Hemenway u I l l I l l l ALPHA EPSILON n I l DELTA l I n ll. Hill Hi:-hm-inmr, Bernie Casey, Kevin Rielly BELLARMINE LECTURES October I9 - John Ciardi October 28 - Fr. Thomas Berry, C.P. November I0 - Luis Untermeyer February I7 - O. H. Mowrer February Z5 - Dr. A. B. Hollingshead March I0 - John C. Hoy Fix, John Maguire, Fr. Johnson, S. J., Bob Stewart, Paul Morris, Dan Morin, Mike Carroll, Tom Calderw d X14 rwI'f'Y' 111 Robert Penn Warren. Fr. Nickerson. SJ Dr. William Dfhmtunio N 'l x-,,j 4 f'f'Hf'? '1:' - J' '-,,, 5. . wwf -' ' w 5 -f '-.Lf 77 w . , u .,,-- ,. ,- I 3,-.,. -ya ' BERKSHIRE AREA CLUB V ,--4v!fQ 4 I X 'X x w. Standing: ,lim Kiley, Bob Reynes. Jack McKenna, Tony Heather. Front rmr: Dirk Westall, Tom Finn '1 -1-. 5. 5.-5 Q 4-1.1, . .tin .,,., BRIDGEPORT AREA CLUB Hivh ,-'ma-la-in. Eri Brennan. Larry Czajkowski. Len Ned- xnvk. llrnnl- lfalvlnlrzi ,lim Flour, Harry Llni-1cl1wr1. jim Lmnlmard. Huh Brennan nl Ruger Coventry. Kent Barthelmess. ,lim Nh-Donald. ,Ive Slaneck, Jim McCormir'k jim Zelle. Bob Hvisch. jerry Buckley. 31811 Cnughlin. Jim Lombard Preparing for a Hoolenanny! 'T 'fx IIIN I - ' INNYN fs BUSINESS CLUB Michael J. Kelly, Carl Klinger, Vincent Maio, Jay D-eppeler, Dennis Romano, Robert Batch Richard Delio, Richard Comerford, Robert Bollo, Mr. Guy Barbano, Donald Reddington Arthur McDonnell, Thomas Finn, Kevin Conlisk Xli.li,i.'I Fix, Williarn S4-liuck. William Burns. Robert Stewart. ,lames Griswold, James Heslin, Robert Morrissey, Paul xl lIl'. Hi-nulil FI-fm' CANISIUS ACADEMY 46 f'lHH'l Fix. William Frliiivlx, William llurn-. Hulwrl Slvwarl 1l'resi1lPnl l B 'x - 9 P-IZ' x' Bill Craziadei. Tom l.umlr9gai1. Bill Nlartineau. CQ-rry N'-rvn CARDINAL KEY SOCIETY Frank Cunningham, Bill McCarthy, Steve Vogel ill Martineau, Tom Curtin, Bernie Casey, Bill Craziadei, Art Palamara, Gerry Norton. joe Ploszay, ,lwhn Shaw, Tom Scopp, Rich ilurulla :Q mi' w-q3vw-uv-v---- xiii? C ' H ,lim Vvllnnalrl. Bill Pintauro un l'z1u,I1mi-. Paul liurnrw, Cf-rry Smyth I I 1' y I is N .,f I , Gerry Fitzpalrivk. Huh Bluvklmrrl, Nick Depanlo 4 1 V Q 49- una . .ii 'f '7 . q ' 4 .1 , ,, Wd...- Tom Londregan, Frank Zaino Paul Handal, Ray Smith. Ed Higgins Joe Burke, Rich Molteni. Ken Studerus, Paul Handal 'N ai JL. 4' ' . . 3 fx , N f V. '. ', I-I,4 . ,Iwi jtfffv:-f,' ...JH . ,Q 4' Q CHEMISTRY -9 l CLUB 50 ,Inn 'wary cf Edward Spruck, John Parliman. Alan Blanchette Richard Ehren Kaufer 1 rf 'Lf .JN J -I0 'L 1 CIVIL DEFENSE W James Moore UNIT David Megaw, Jim Leary James Moore, Gene Trinks, Jim Leary, Dave Megaw CONSERVATIVE CLUB Back row: Dr. Ross, Bill Garland. Ed Card. Sr'alPd: Cordon Haesluup, jack Hunt. lfotlurn nrw: Bill Pinlaurn, Hon Malinoski. KEEP TO RIGHT DEBATING SOCIETY Harry Rissetto. Tom Oligino. Thomas Walsh, Tom Callaha 'X-Illwn Thumm, William Cru DOGWOOD FESTIVAL COMMITTEE E-1964 I I, ,. ' f' I 'IL-I-I I X-Int'-n Vhllllllll, IIIIHI Nhnw. IM-nalfl INILIN. I' I I IIIII III lmm Irlrlk vw X I I Ili - 'I HI , W IIIIIHII War v: I 'f' - I 'I r I'u m XVI I rv f Ill - n.1:-::,,f ml III muum I-wph I Ilan HMI . ff v Ii:-4-llfl, xIl I4IHIl Kal'-off. If Iwi! X131 1 I1 I II X1 IIIIII XIIVVQXXIIIXN ku IlIurIIi1nzlIl XX I I 11 I.-,:, H-1' -I 4 41 I 11 1-' Qgxlf- N. 1 :Marv ,nn .IfI I 'N CONCERT xiadf-i I I I X DRAMA SOCIETY fT'4 1- if : ff X Mr. Emerich, Fr. Burke, Mrs. Susan Hyra fgoing away present-this was her last play with us? Vincent Curcio, Miss Elizabeth Farrell, Mrs. Susan Hyra 4Act III In the Manor Houseni ' V .,f4?'a 2 Jifmw-Q ' -as ,5 Vincent Scerbinski. House Manage: 55 Klllifffl XIl'DnIl3lli .-4 '-.- . Peter Burlinson r F 'CJ ,lm R f,:lrfllu-r 55, Denis Brett Hvrx' Mtkvn, Vince-nl Currin Jim Abrams, Mat Coughlin Carl Klinger .1-f' EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS Ol-'FICEHF: liill Nh-flee. Treasurer: Rick Brown. Vive-President: Art Ihvnnely. Preiidenlz Pvern Daly. Secretary. F ' ,QV - Yi AREA CLUB jack Flaherty. Jack Healy. Francis Crowley, jim Leary Freq Lur'ey. Frank Nfaguire, Gerry Chhholm, Kevin Loneigan, Bob Watson, Maurice Wffzlru :iv J . L' R '34 35? 'KfV'l'7flX55lF ' ' !'H Mr. William Garrity, Shaun Shanley, Charles Morgan EDUCATION CLUB ex C ru L1 n fahill. I.uiN lumal .ky ,ll ix 4 C -Q Q :A Ssffias ,, H if ' 4 y .4 a f iff S mb-vi V ,L H ' yt on M W . ,- U -.gi ww , . M ,, Q, A'-'iw 'q 'QQL X 9l1A-- . 'tam W 'f' ,.,,, 'T' ' 4 ' ,. A v W 0vri' 'Whip K -' :I ,. ' ,, ' xm, X , -Q 'SNK , X .,., I V , D ' - ,,., W 4 4 . -an N, io ' 355' P.. in ,, Q ' ' as X. ' iw: -. ' mmf- --A , Q 'L+ ,,i.,4,k . A Q D, Fin 0 ,Q ,J , ,o ' . X .-4 I I , . if 1 cork i 4 'Q-L O' ,,,...,anw M Vw new K m - 14- yup? 'ff Wfsvg 5 'Q t 4 f .,...s it Q, L35 Nick Pasquariello, Vincent Curscio, Dave Bannon THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY POINT OF ORDER BIRTH OIF A NATION OREEO THE LAST LAUGH PSYCHO FILM PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC SOCIETY ARSENAL GERMAN CLUB 1, V XJQJT 41. ':.'!'.- ' ' Richard Wachowski. Ray Gaboriault. Thomas Fraher Q 63 GLEE CLUB George Deren fstandingP , Mike Cannon K I V. 42 A fag Fr. Juhn Murray, SJ Mr. Simon Harak Fr. Nlurray, SJ.. Armand Ba-nmjiun. Nlr. Harak, Mike Gannon ack Brigg-, Dick Nlurphy, Fred Loremerx mil 41 if -Af na Bob Morissey, Ron Stone, Gary L'Hommedieu, Fred Lorsensen P51 ihim-, Fr, Nlurrax, Sul. Seb Fiore, Nlike Nlcllnnn, Dirk Wilderman. Jim Connolly ',1 'wifi' g'1. ,,f '-5 ff '-1 -in.. Q- .127 gfwl +4 r . '..r!n 1:l'yf'.1'Ius'5.!2' 'x,'15 fn'e15.'9f!vlrf9,wE3.5b..HdQ ' ' NIU X1f'..lrIi1w. XIILU' Xhfilllll. Hub IAN. .Im-k Hrngp, Hn' liurwll. Ind Slum-. lvl'l'l'LIl' lkrc-n, Kay lla-:nv Vp PM-.I lm-1-vu..-zu, hun l,'H'PlIllll 1lH'll. llirk Wnlelz-mmm, Nuk U'4lwvnmn. 'lxwnx Svupp, Huh 'Nlnrrirws J 4 , 'T' 2 him. is- , Nick DePaolo. Jim Heslin, Cary Webb, Ray Smith, Jim Mallf-3 -f HARTFORD AREA CLUB xx .J .4 ' .,-f',.,,r,, A ' Bill Graziadei, Frank Richters, Jim Moore, Bob Watson, Jack Gardner, Joe Mcflduff I r X 4 N A x T- ,fa pl! ll O I , f puny f , ,g.p.., ' u 1 I . v 1 I . I 4 ,1- ,. f'Q ,:. I1 a 4 -5,122 4: igggi 'an-'1'.' 2112321 :iffif ft? x ,- .gli QI, , -4Q .r X' ' A.-'J1' 5 . 'f'f ' 1 '-us' IQ..-. V ffu1', .. . , , Q .f D A 1:51. jwe. nf - ...:,!' .2 MB vs. gl'1 '1 .n f I ff--Q i , , , 1 l - . 1 .xv L h xf K ...- 4 IGNATIAN COUNCIL 4203 ,. P3 f '67 8: '68 -, ,,, u-.gf 'lm- SH , g J-I 2 ,,,..4l .,... ,.-1- L.,,, -N U5 i .Inlm I I 5 thu uf 'Nr - lull EHFIKV, l'f'lv'r XIJUQUIIIII ff,-gg Gerry Smyth, Bill McCarthy. Richard Meehan Richard Pecoraro, Charles Morgan lim Robert Levens, John Candido, Robert Dalton, Cary Kwiatkowski. Cary L'Hommedieu, Tim Rabbitt, Andy Wasniew- ski, Russell Kellerman 73 fi Fig. freg Wilinxki, Mr. 0'N8iI, Dick Weszlall MANAGEMENT CLUB Dick Westall. Mr. 0'Neil, Greg Wilimki, Arthur Sze-pesi X 'Fic f',:'U',' Q Q? 'h 17f.'5f V' Mg., Tl' I 's mudge ,V lV..'2-VU HJ! 7 o Q, 55151 '22 -fd A J W3 .Q ff 3 gfghw . I I , , .-ca' THE MANOR n - ','- :fQ L , Vincent D'Alessandro John Walsh, Lorenzo Zeugner, Douglas Johnson lg-5,f-, cl ay '. giifgg gg -4. . .- .Ldv-,, 'f f 'fl - 44: , 'L 'ff-' 'f r ,a 1 ':,,,'f. ' T3 'rs lt' 'si-1? 1 1 I- x:l ' ' v.J ' 's PF ,TX ifo P556 ,. T -4 :YV ' . 5- 1' I! N J Bill Flahive Ash Thumm. Faculty Editor, M.C.ed the Christmas Party MANOR 1965 - STAFF BOB BOLLO '66 - BOOKKEEPER BOB VUOLO '65 - PHOTOGRAPI-IER RICH MEEHAN '65 DENNIS DICKINSON '65 GREG WILINSKI '65 AL ROACI-I '65 DON DYKAS '65 IACK BRIGGS '65 FRED LORENSEN '65 RON STONE '66 BOB STEWART '66 TERRY TOAL '66 BOB LEVENS '66 PAUL MORRIS '66 BOB OUACKENBUSI-I '66 IACK MARRA '66 RICK BARRETT '66 I-IANK KALEWEIT '66 BOB DALTON '66 ED TRUSCINSKI '66 TONY ALFANO '66 LARRY LEETE '66 SEB FIORE '67 PAT SCULLY '67 CI-IRIS CONGALTON '68 TERRY HANSEN '68 PETE PAGLIARO '68 IIM ALTHAM '68 Bob M azzoc hi lu-H I,fl4Illl'lll' V ,leff Campbell N . ,' C 1 'YL 3 .ru , ' l ' 1 ox 76 J l Jeff Campbell, Bill Flahive, Bob Morrissey. Shelly Katsoff B X514 C fl. -.J X Bob Stewart, Jeff Campbell, Bob Bollo, Shelly Katsoff, Bob Morrissey, Paul Morris, Greg Winnski, Chris Congaiton, Don Dykas, Fred Lorensen. Terry Toal, Dennis Dickinson. .lack Briggs Bob Vuolo, ,lim Nugent f-X ,., ,.. 'N -g. -,.l ' . fi- limb Nlorrlwe' F yur 78 n I l'- Unidentified, John Behringer, Mike Falsetti, Ed Scoztolice, Dennis Dickinson. Carl Menendez. Frank Hemming, unidentified, Fred Hess, unidentified, Rich Murphy, Ted McElroy, Bill Byers. unidentified, Dick Concilio, Tom Hufnagel, Vinnie Gentile. Jack McGovern MARKETING CL UB Paul Byers, Dennis Dickinson, Rich Murphy, Mr. Robe mann, SJ., Frank Hemming, Mr. T. J. F. Pinkman rt F. O'Neil, Fred Hess, Dr. Robert Pitt, Rev. William Huh 'Kgs any I -n Pnetrufe--a. Fr. NIvElaney. SJ.. john Zanettn. Art Sta MATH-PHYSICS CLUB Q., B I 7 v The math meml gi -Q 51 5 ,.,4f Bob Dalton, Ed Truscinski 1 l Frank Cunningham, ,Iohn Costello, Nick Crego I I I 4 l MENDEL 1 CLUB X: si AX li' a 1 X-. Art Palamara, Rich Molteni, Bob Dalton, Ron Schleiinger an E .. . - UCS .,,., 1 V in -M is 1' ' :swf Wifi ' 1 - ' If 1 Ir-,E I 1-iv A ' X ,,., Steve Vogel, Joe Rube Pat Wilmot, Joe Rapier. Richard Ehrenkaufer, Mike Brancaccxo Walt Blogoslawski Q9 'Fw-,I and Snph-. F'Wl' 1 Pat McGorty, Steve Kiely. Pete Fallon. Ray Caburiaull NEW FRONTIERS George Graham, Pe-Ier Kuinee. Roy Rhndes. Dave Megaw, unidentified, Bill Delligen. john Shrcad ina. K gill - Ed Shine, Paul Alogna, Frank Hemming, Sam Confalone, unidentified NEW HAVEN AREA CLUB f James Altham, Pete Pagliaro I v u 1 x K I . d,-. S xv .-f, 'snr 1-ar' 4' un- -14 'mt ... AVR A fmt b bf Q! - NC, X.. . I if Larry Wagner, Kevin Ryan, Ray Santangelo, Dr. Vail, Dave Bannon Terry Smith, John Higgins, Paul Barnes, Kevin McGovern Mike Brom age, .lack Gardner Mik e Sullivan: Brian Finneran, Dick Sheridan Dr. Vail, Larry Wagner, Jack Gardner, Rich Hourihan, John Higgins, Brian Finneran, Mike Bromage, Dick Sheridan, Terry Smith, Ray Santangelo, Dave Bannon, Mike Sullivan, Kevin Ryan POLITICAL UNION i 85 Kr! Dl'l.llI'iZl. FA Tru-vin'-ki gf gO . O' oo jun Spun-1. Xrl lk-Lucia. liivhurd Pelligrano, l ranl-L Zaino. Ed Trusvinski, Roland Zweibel, john 0,Connor. john Costello. Don Kremer, H-lix l'Ara1a1'm'iu, Slew Yugel, Paul Fitzgerald PRE-DENTAL CLUB Shf'ld0Il Knlsoff PSYCHOLOGY CL UB bw, Ray McCormack, Ron Esposito. Dr. Murphy, Dick Kappenber Front Ron Hatfield, Dan Morin Back Don Hogan, Frank Cristoffel Bill Harrington, Ron Chickering Mike Dillon, Ed Flaherty ., In r , lxshtv . af .' .,. 54. 1. 5 RADIO CLUB Al gmith. Huh Shr-il-. New Uakfurd. lk-Narv DPI Vagliu -.' l . ,guts 'JS' RUSSIAN CIRCLE Gerry Fitzpatrick, Joe Rafter. Dave Bannon, Pat Wilmont, Frank Harvey, Chris Cravert Nick Grego, Joe Rafter, Gerry Fitzpatrick, John Cushma, Mr. Czamanski Mike Mullins. John Cuchma ST IVES PRE-LEGAL CLUB VK Xrl livlffe-lliarw.He1u Krkm Brian Ilnneran Bert Ha on Duk 5hCI'lddlI Bch Nullnan Qhfl LOHQHIIOD 'Nlll-.e Sulhsan xc Hfuihan. Ed Nfiggin Je Burke Dase Della Bltla ,hm Lombard 'Iern 14a1 Nxck Nmca 'Ibm lnndrffgzan. Pe-le-r Nfarinnia Ci .3443 - -sf ,A -,-,, . ,., l. - . ., -.- 'Wi 'Lp- J Q. . ,Q .,-F t. if , g .. . I, QL gn., '- 'r A ,, 1 f ff ' ff it 3 5 Bob Sullivan. Bill Crawford, Joel Pascale SOCIOLOGY CLUB I-3 IW' Bob Carr, Bob Sullivan, Joel Pascale, John A. Murphy, Ben O'Connel1, Bill Crawford 91 xfvv' NN-J f if lluli livmiiuri, liill liurn-, Nlike Fix SODALITY OF OUR LADY OF FAIRFIELD 92 John Bennett Jim Connolly, Fred Lorensun, Bill llurns, Mike Fix, Bill Martineau, Dennis Dickinson, Greg Wilimki, Tom Calderwood, Charles Ziegler 'C 1 Frank Filipowski, Richie Anastasia: flenrge E an Q4 SPANISH CLUB l 'lnnmiu ffarlmne Lui- Tunmaxio, Dan Cahill, Lorenzo lhmzulez, Waller Slullun. Carlos Tum - --. , A-v-'-'LI 31?- -T if A ' -J' al .Q x . X sb F r Kevin Reilly Dick Kappenberg, Jerry Norton SPIKE SHOE CLUB I-. THE S TAG y I 4 1 1 ' i ' 1 , i 5 ' ? ' 1 lfditorzkzf Board Ed Schuck, Dave Nurandl. Claude lfrechette. Jack Craig. Bob Bollo Mike Demore 'TT1 . E 'Q' il, If Q ' ' I A A ' I v ,.,,- Joe Buckley, Paul Bather Layout Meeting Chuck Moakley Ed Schuck Nlikf- llf'xlUl'f'. Paul llefele. Mike Mullin in Q f . X Chris Congalton, Bob Dalton 'LJ 2 I Boll BBHB STUDENT GOVERNMENT David Bannon, Michael J. Kelly 55? 3 Joseph Santangelo, Richard Mergardt David Wright, Russell Kellerman, John Shaw, James Gaughan vf J Paul Harm--, Daniel Morin, George Egan. William Fvliuck, Richard Mergardt. Jweph Krall. William Carlziml, Frwlrick Barre-tt. Ile-ralfl Fitzputrivk I' xfllllll' lla-I fffvlliann, llvnnis llirkirison, 'l'huinaQ Finrli ,lfilin Shaw il 5 E z 'ar l Frank Maco. Dave Megaw, Don King. Tom Finn. Ed Della Rina. Jack Craig, Dick Kappenlierg. Gerry Buckley Jgw .ffswvvw ui Gary Kwiatkowski Fred Lucey, Cordon Haesloop. ,lay Cincotta, Dave Brule, Don Archibald, Pete Comerford. A 5 Xa! ' If . Q 'X F ,lay and Peter Gallary. Area members prepare for long trip home. WATERBURY AREA CLUB James Spano, Web McCaffrey, George Donoghue A L 4 lfinl Rnw 'll-rn Weber, Web NIcCaffrey, Ceorge Donoghue, Bert Mason. Svrond Row bf Stem llalw-, Tony Balakjer, john Bardzik, John Stocks, Dick Kraus, .lack Kraus, Jim Spanu, Kirk Cumming-. Rich Meehan. Third Raw - Walter May, Jerry Cinley, Mike Parent, Paul fir'-f'lf'v. l'v'If- Daignaull, Bob Mcffann, Bill Marlineau. 104 WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS AREA CLUB .il , + , 'C . 'bt WINTER CARNIVAL COMMITTEE 1965 w ' 'u1 ii, rfwxi K 1l,:S six E xx? F ! 5 ,Q g,AQj.f a':i :v A 1 5 1 in 4 Left to right: Frank McCann, Don Dykas, Tom Curtin, Jack Fracassini. .lim Lombard, Kevin Kane, Dick Francis, Pete Fagan, Armand Basma- jian, Charlie Ziegler, Art Palamara, Jack Zanetti, Harry Rissetto, Andy Wasniewskig Peter Madonia, Jimmy Gaughan, Larry Wagner. l ilililj s 'I Matt DeLuca, Bob Brennan, Dave Cullen YOUNG DEMOCRATS tie-urge Sinclair. Brian Dwyer, Nlaurive Nicflroy, john Cranderelti, Mike M1- fliiim-Q-. Ke-nl Barllieliiwss, Larry Wagner. Ray Santangeln, Tom Brown, Toni lleraghly. jim Murray Hill Snlliiun, Larry Devine, john Candido. Hervy Ackin. lun, Wagner . . 4 . P' Kr! Del Lnlliaiiii, Nlarty Murray '-1 , . . Ll I ri. in LI x lun Niilhiimlfil IML Kfuilm-1' lg Durga- II4-ra-n llerxy Xrkin. ,lim lie-raghty. Toni Brown, Maurice Mc Iilruy. l.arrv Ih-vine, George Sinclair, Brian Dwyer K x i' YO UN G REPUBLI CAN S Al Roach, Elizabeth Miller. Miss Miller's escort Roach . ,F I -41 F 3 -ee. if Ci -14, ' ' hir- ' ' , ' E-Qyfpql' ' -- ' b, - , , ,-aim. ...r-1 - . L , - . 1 V .M-4 -?'1 ah of-V ' , I' ' -A ,.- -.gvs - 4 ' 1 1 . A--, A ins- ' -.. 5-A ' '-- 1 V eq- - 3 7 . L ... . V '- A si- 'win - 'H ' -N ww- , f I fi --X, I qi ' 1 mx, , R 'O-tau-ur, J. ' ' 'Qllm - ..-.fu-:off ' ' Nia. .1 -1' -W -'-'-m,,,, --'-afP ..i .uk ,. V L QI- . EVN , ' , I -- 1 LF' -mf' l' -9 -.-T ff ,, - V --.- , -1' '5 'riffs' r 1 N- , ' Q' ' -- ...., va if ' -.1-N-VRh,4fk. 'v . ' 7' ' ,. gfvr... 1:1- . 4 - I .41-Lf--. ' - ., - 'H' 1 -x . ' X f' ' e,,-S-ggwf-f . i -' 5-ln.g..t Aff-M J-LL... 'Lwz K-x 5 ' 'T ,.. ,Li -lv , ,AL,r1 .,' ' 'x:'L - 4-5351 'Q' , .r-,Q . 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V , 5 .1 fV, A -' V y 'V ' 5, .V .3 .I 1 ' ,Q .- , ' ' X .' I .l L ' ', 1 ' , -5 . . 4 ' , 1 n .3 .M 5. fii:eQ5'22f5if'4W ' ff: M V. V-'V'-V45-, 'JJ' 4 , 14, rv vV'V 4- Vin. X 1 H L In faq- '.av'zs,mL...' 'L'f1 'f-N. a 2 'fir ' , QV!! V LA. V. 5,1 . g , -'-,,jH1.f,-1. '1 v 4 f eg -+',,n. 'xx' , .' '. f 'Ai' l 1 ' fag, 49... UV. u ,lf ,min ' 4 - . Q l Vx, uf I I' gift. . ' 'W' x fl' W. . f wipxf :Q Q' -2: Q , 4 lift 'Aly . , 3 3,4 Y U A544 'tl 'I rggqmf fr' ,A 'yi I' t'u a ws .3 5. . '31-1-1 P . . ,M ..'l, .W , rw zmmf ' V 1 4 4 1 A .4 an V. . .M ' -, 1 .1 f 'f ' '4.J'f ,JM -ua. af wwf., ' 1 f if 4.x ,,,, 1 A..-1, 9 N ,, V. V A ,. ,A A ! 9t is? F A- f . V..V,: -.gg 'J sl fin ...nn .-,QM 115 One of life's pleasures is l 'u'- sharing it with someone else. f Y 5 P I- Sharing in common cause, and solitude too I Strain x'Y'? ?!'1! 5 . Y Strain and break, break and strain. Jump down spin around heave! heave! heave! 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M if 70,1 , ' ,hi iv Spf 3 e' 5 pix' uf. ' . , K' . Q' .A ' ,4 Q Q 'M ' .M 3 V x Q f . ,sq Q 5 I, 4 ' .K 6 ,, 'Q 4 ,W vwrw, 5' 49' 5 ,. 44125 ' f,-V M Spin .591 ' fz 1 -Z 1 4,1-cv nf QM 1 , w 1 124 v vt..-'9-.' 'rl 1:7 . J .eu ' A I' gilt. -'Q-L-. Miscellany fills the days Z- Q , I is -'li N. , T A--- ,Y 1 When they fall C: .1'.. urmumbered as raindrops Into a young life Sometimes you're a long way from home M7 i9 f, x. -9 'I-u -.ffl aw' .4 '- 1 F ., W5 Agfa, A stumbling block to some . ' wi' U DPI 'K Oou get off my aagh my head my head come on get up there if I can ah-eeeehf Ah. but it was lots of fun! uf' 1,6- .i .. 1 H X'-1 I Snow F Q W-M-1-.:.- jg V- ,. A - A -- MH- .. - ..:1...,, -.-A W -il, x. 3 .sf ire' 3 gf - X ' f Q and distant rumble rumble 5 wwwvfq- , . - 1 5 .l V1 clash! K1 :'f'L4,?.1....I 4 1 0 X .ul 5 S . 'u ,.v-I. ' ,QI , . .A,.v-. .. - .4 . ,, .ax A v glut gZ'f5',,J:P,'L12'S'Z?3 2'1 - f. .f nf- . z -Q fits . 1-fluff 2C '?'. 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A 1 Wil' I ,,, ,. 1 I .',.: O 'A -if x u,- C. f 1 ix' in Any season is right for conflict, or frolic , . fy ,J - , ' T 3 ' TR 1 -xg N 3 NSW!- lv ,' ' rw' ix wJi'2 r.f'-zu-.... M ., ' ' ' ' -.. w--. -s- +b,4- ...N ,.,,, va- A I W xy, ny. 3' -Q--Nu. . H R Ny, ....Q,w, H4 , mg. A h .,. -amffgpx.. M -.,...,, , .4 M., ':' ' - ' ...f '2 - .4-ra.. 'xr . . .. Lv g, fm 4 GA' 5 , 'PQ .--, -5 ,... , X . '-4 fx ' f 1,14 1.348 ' 1 1 P I I I l I I I A.,-' R-r-r-r-raid fi: f.. .M X X' K and a scandal to others. I 4 I .ff WX 2, --.L lk -- .. .. i H ,, I H H . ...,, I' I Lyla I1 EEE: E! EI! I IEE u ll IEE, L...-I .Q-- VY Suddenly you realize you're on your own ,W yr' Xiu by Rob' reaching up and up and higher still Struggle The Essence of an Athletic event is struggle. The end product can be a soaring jump for joy, or it can mean the frustration of the game we shouldn't have lost . The experience of sports taught us much about the coming experience of life. 11' sv NENEQB, 'f rl? ag . . if 'M 'nga' 4 Q ff t 8' f ' ' 'mx' . . nf '- , V . l . . I t I s ' K 5 fit 'Fa .. . 4 . . f 'A 1'-14-95 3.-' -T '1- - . .r fgl- . 4' . 0 f'3 ' 5'55 '9i?ffi A ff 3 , g 1 I 'gl a TWX .7526 , , ' l 'HI' ,i:'a,,'. 4, ' 3 , ' I ' A ' '-' av Y M -2 !,L ' -,. , gy gl. 1512. F Z., ' f ' ' - - my ., If Q-,lf-QI! G H.: 'Fi ,-ffzfsf' 'A!fff.v f.f: .- ' ' ' ' - 1 ' , ' . ' HQ.-'f'if i'f 0 f - ' . f' L iz-41 .,.f:g:.fgt, , .u v . ,K r AL V 4 F'-1 ,?' U - 4 .1 L -4 A 5, g ' xl ', 4 ' il Q 'U f 2, A f' .- . 0 - - 1 ' fx -- A ' 1 -- 14 . I I.: ' Q.. d 1- :X J, y , ' in '. I i 1 V . , Q P ' 1. Q -P ONQ . - L 70 v..u . . aw , tl i' 'Q J X i I V E 5 f fd . d - 1 1 , A.-1 . 5 I I Q 7' al f 1 gf- , tt P 0 'A 1 O V A - ' hkf o .6 0 V. ', if x 1 -,. ' , o I .4- . ,, W 6 .' I . 1 Q x -Q '- ' ' ' ' Q ' 0 4 A . -'V In 4. ' . S Q . . av sv . 1 ' 1 ' , . ,. 1 ' ' , r ., . 4. xt C . Q i - . In . f ' P' . I r . Q . f ' ' f , , . V ' ' F. A ' t V 'I nk l 4- rf, ' 1 ' I 15. ' - ' TQ: L . H-..hx'.,v H . Q X . L D LQ.-4 ::1:'.':if .f,:':i-V 'fig- Tj,-Q 'V ' . . s ' . , f I , ' X. 4 . -k-,1., . ,-41 ' ,X-IL... n'1A -, - Q 4 . -gifs. .v:f, :sax .I V. i . ' .g.- . V 1. . ,l,.. h V i l f FA, , N ...I , ' . .Qi Xl .J 9 F Rugby requires two qualities that life itself demands - Resolution and Per- sistence. Without the two, neither game can be played. X Ax --x 1- n. 5A- iv I 3-Q J f '.. N. I , , , I ., nw- J.. .L V, N V. l Q . B? S 'w 3 nil 5 n Q 0 ' , 0 5 s .-g Iv K Fw: 7' .1 ' ' f' This was the year that Rugby established itself securely at Fair- field. With a full year of play be- hind it, the club survived early organizational difficulties in Sep- tember and fielded three full teams for the fall competition. While all three teams suffered losses through inexperience, the trend as the season neared its close was improving in favor of the Stags. All three teams played bet- ter Rugby with each game, in spite of the usual host of injuries. Once again, the Stags sent two teams to the New York Rugby Club Seven-A-Side Tournament in November, and for the second straight year, distinguished them- selves by their excellent play. The Rugby Club owes a special debt to the tremendous efforts of Dr. John Kenyon, who both as a coach and a friend has been an in- spiration to all the members of the club. Officers Doug Ciacci, Mike Kel- ly and Frank Quinn were also largely responsible for the club's successful Fall season. SEASON RECORD .fl Team Opponenf Points 3 Harvard Bus. School 6 6 Boston Rugby Club 11 5 New York Rugby Club 21 3 Columbia Old Blues 22 3 lllanlmttan Rugby Club 8 Forcllmm O M.I.T. S ,Q- I?'f4, u . 4 :uf J, .1 . . iv. - K N ' .n , ,'4l ',.s 1' ' r'?'lC', .'9nvl.nB1-e oA l'ff'1 1' -Q' . - ' Q -' . l l ph ' ol I. A, , 1 K ,V w C-:ty D glyicgqittl M A ull' V ,Q 'ABQ'- ff gb, .4 54 In xi y ,lfq 54.-2, J'-5 4 4 n. 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'V' 'Q M ' ' k .Q ' . my , - kr ' ,, ff 5' 1, , X ' ' 5 A it - , if F A l . .1 fag: ' - S f- . 1- . 4 , . .f -.. Q 4 i ,L H Q R va , A ' A 1, ' Q V ' 1 31 .24 ' - u I' ' , A Q ' o N + 'a .NA 4 04 1 CROSS COUNTRY RECORD - 1964 - FU OPPONENTS L Boston College L Marist College L So. Conn. State College L Central Conn. State College 8 Adelph. College W New Haven College W Queensbourough College w N W r E u P r I i 5 . Q . . 1 f L1 --.43lf:.., fi .V i. V A. I V 1 T. U' I 1 vs' l 4 fi '. I 'un xv A x ' v ll ' ,1 'H . hi In its first full year at Fairfield, the Soccer Team showed a promise of things to come . . . and the promise was good. i i 1 i N i U SEASON RECORD OPPONENT GOALS Quinnipiac 2 New Haven Coil. 4 Stonehill 5 Marist Coll. 1 St. Peters 1 Danbury State 3 Coast Guard Acad. 0 Holly Cross 1 Y 171 ' 4 0 1 p l 'fff K 'Ffa - N u MY Qs 5: 1 0 X ! 'O .C O O O I fx Xa 'S A s 4 'L ' N 4, ,s .lfxyig lu - wut? ' I . , 'Q' K ' M A ' 8. . ve. . . 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' t jf A A ., 'Wk Jx?,f: fr .,'n'l'f',: Yr f-f y fffX3--Iliff: ' V' , ' V L K'-'Q 22.1.54 -sf' -f '. if- 'TJ ,' ' rig-MT5f9:Y I ' Ari, ' 5' , 1 .5 .p.'-kv4,- 1,'.,L S 0 v.. ,aw . . ,I . R., A- H Blues. - P ' - - l -uw H -.RK .efhsh .. H... . .-,.- A 5 5 ,., ,,. ex., ., M, A in xr , mul NL PM : 'gig' 'G A- em eff, 't ' Q + .I W I 4- 3'1-H2 ff ,I , i - .yxf .V 5... ,. l X M . ' , ,- .., 1 42-.ww '1' ' I in ' 45 N - A., uf? 'W 'P' .3 .... -x-.iff 2' '- f:.25?1? af' .M ld 4. NLM 9 :Pt 1 NY rf. ' d This was how it began . . . the posed pictures . . . the fleeting handshake at midcourt . . . the opening tap . . . and the game it- self. A whole season of Basketball: upsets, injuries, the tough ones to Varsity Basketball take . . . all gone by too fast. Thinking back to December, we didn't think we had an easy season ahead of us, and it wasn't easy. But it was good. 1 u Kneeling: Capt. Joel Pascale, Coach George Bisacca Standing: Hegarty. Menendez, Phillips. Branch, Burke, Snyder, Boyd. Brown, Lyall, Pritz 4 . S+ -K -l1m.,w:.- 'AQ ' rr QW, I .rx no J ,. W: iff, X .pwfwvy-A ,gyfiv .f,4m'frsf:-4 . B f mitivi 175 . .1- !.. ' Ji . 1 I. Nw.,- ,.' 1 ' 4 4- l'u n I. , . . ' W '1- , , F ix 0 , ,Y 1' ', r 1' ff 1' If -:XP ...,!,.C,. ' Q..' Q x Q - ,g .:- Q 1- E1 i ..........-....,...... -,131 ': ' gf' 'Ll' V , X' .f . 5 , A S S N Y . 1 ,. W! 4' ' K 'W 9-L, 'Q' 0 ' X , - 'UQ iw 'J' 9 Y 5' - . ? ' 1 U if xv . A ' 9 , ..' X L Q g gg? O 5 5 : . er, x 4 Xa ' ,u ,, p :gm- N 0 4 . .l I 'O' C s n-' W X .. 5 'tl' rw:-S v Q x .Ln 4 Q s 'Vxi , .rs ix l I 211' u 4. D ' t 'gg TM' . dqame of precision and . Q -When a small gon wtillllr-if becomes a nee as well. .. 5 I QPUUQ, v,-if QW, . 3.5.3 1 Or. As the season approached, Coach Bisacca was a bit apprehensive. Larry Rafferty and Kurt Kilty were both gone from last year's starting five, as was the exciting Stan Poole. We still had Juniors Mike Branch and Pat Burke, but around them were a group of untested Sophomores and a Senior Captain who had seen little action in the two previous seasons due to in- juries. The team faced the toughest sched- ule in Fairfield's short history, our first big-time slate. The team lacked height, its tallest man being 6'4 tall . . . and the team lacked experience, only three of its players had seen any real varsity action. 3 o I A, -71 ':1iff 'f 31,1 in div 3 il f - - 1 f. . of v Q ' ny F 1. 1 A ' I-A A . '- lvfmxm. '34 6- - 'QW' -' 'Q V ---. ef 'Q if ,,. r 3 16 an We all wondered what kind of season it would be and how the team would react to the grind of a long, hard campaign. Then, the season began and we watch- ed them play . . . 179 a-vans-000-oc Luc V - . - ,Rx t , - , , Q' -Q -v - 4 Q 1 P to 5- AL 1 N ..- 'Xb 1:6 I 1 I I ll ,ff . Wx ' ,whf ' 'su, 5 . .ly . LV X54 I 9 . F! q a' is FE! :Q . -by .5-off:-w ,I V . .1 in 5 W.. Mike Branch reacted by becoming the eighth leading rebounder in the na- tion while averaging I5 points per ball game. In a personal duel with Warren Issacs fthe nation's no. I leading rebounder and 20th leading scorerj, Mike out- rebounded and outscored the Iona ace. As the season progressed, Mike looked more and more like a bona-fide All-American candidate than ever before. -f ...fi e Q f,-,,.... an-Q vain-lil 1 , Ax I .n ,nm vm 'Rl 'Q-qu' 'wiv' all - ft 'if' -' U - v - -ax 1 - D b Q' - -- -n -' -vi Q- Q - - o 0- -Q QQ - -- - o- - Q - - - - 0 1- 1 - - - - - - - 'Q p Q -U -Q' .- Q Q an ' ' - - - 0 1 -iv -'qv-cizuii - - -- - Q ar -Q Quaid - - Q f-'--'- -V . ,- y -qnnsvi-i' 9-ve:-Qui? eros--Q11 ,. -Q 9 cv- , ff 7' 3- 3 1 i 1' Q V i by sis' 33 tl 1 0 xl . 1- gf! 45. Q. -Q 1 'WI W A. NU' u 18? S xxf W 1 Pat Burke reacted by picking up where he left off in his sophomore year and continuing his prolific scoring. Burke's jump shot was in dazzling form and Pat also play- ed excellent defense throughout the season. Late in the year, when Mike Branch's services were lost, Burke took up the slack in the rebound- ing department for the ailing Stags. Joel Pascale, the senior captain, turned in a year of fine play high- lighted by his fine passing and deadly long-distance jump shot. On top of that, Pascale took the job of captain seriously and accept- ed the responsibility it entailed and more. Near the end of the season, Joel was awarded the Bridgeport CYO's Athlete of The Year Award. The untested sopho- mores also came through for coach Bisacca. ' 1 .. v 73 ihfi- ,, - v 1-,,,.'Q E 5 1 . L 7: 1' 'K v. 1p W . T' i shvvw. Z' A .Y --A . I ' . 9. -, ig Sill'- Jim Brown proved him- self rather convincingly by tieing the school's single game field goal mark set by Bob Hutter C151 and by breaking the school s scor- ing record with a 39 point, 23 rebound effort against Southern Connecticut. In addition, Brown's ball handling was an integral part of the Stag offense. Charlie Phillips was the kind of ballplayer that im- proved with each and every game. By the end of the season, Charlie was aver- aging points per ball game with his fantastic jumper and excelling on defense with his great speed. Sophs Billy Pritz and Billy Boyd also acquitted themselves well. Pritz hit for I9 points against Can- isius and saved quite a few games early in the season with timely steals and needed baskets. Boyd was a tremendous help as a re- serve forward in clearing the boards and held up his end of the scoring at the same time. Carl Menendez, Bill He- garty and Kevin Hound Lyall also saw plenty of action this season and each displayed an abundance of talent and desire, as did the whole squad. Two emergency recruits, Pat Scully and Pete Odlum, also sophomores, saw ac- tion late in the season and looked like they belonged. The crowd loved it. -Qx ,X xx f-L 'G bas, -, ,ha . ,ri fab' ,4.?'vf' ,W-5-f ----- ,4 . ,tk fc, -ia-I 7 7' TQ ' J. r-:W I W' ' ' ..- - 4 i ' I: Q van 0 N-K., Coach Bisacca and Assistant Coach Lou Saccone built a team that never quit and that, in its first year of big-time ball, knocked off powers like Georgetown. Canisius, Fordham. Seton Hall and Iona and pushed nationally ranked, unde- feated Prouidence down to the wire before finally being nipped by seven points. It was a good season. Sometimes the record doesn't show all that is accomplished. But it has been ac- complished. The team should be proud of their season. The fans were. The school is. And then, there's next year . . . v VP- ' ,Ld Tu '77 I1 1' , A f I 7 , -, 1 ff, 9 fi t 6 , '-I3 s,f.. rl, I' Q 'J' r I wg f .sv N' 'jf I ' ll , L 'Q . , I 'Q Q - ,I n - 5 XX lu il -.lx Y! is Q AL J Y Q A ef I ' ' Q! V, j I ., f I' a '- 1 m W. P .L I I SQSU If S' ml im.-n i .. FAIRFIELD VISITOR ,MINUTES SECONDS III. ff: T -'i '?f'2ir f F:-11 I , ,Q ,Q . 1 - fifazdszggigm ' t . R Y I Q 1 ' v 3 'ov' 91 Q X1 1-In X'- As Fairfield reaches for big time recognition on the court, its progress can partly be meas- ured by the success and ability of its freshman ball clubs. This year, under coach Bob Jenkins, the Frosh showed more than ability . . . they showed a desire and a team spirit that should help immeasurably in the coming establish- ment of Fairfield as a Basketball Power. 9 Iw I N... -Q-.. rn- Y -Q. F ROSH BASKETBALL fi .Ka iw 1-T.'-v '-.-.-. 1 - l - ,., -- - '-'- f f A- usnlasfww I ll i i. w X L . 1- 3 I I v Y x 1 'vu P1 . v. X . , I w I 1 r..,.. i Lf n ! 1 I 1' V is ASU' .4 li Gull ' QTIQ I 4' 1. -Q agf Wai .1 ' - U EV' gf X x fx, ,S X lil'-4? ' 2, i,,'. ,i ty. 'i' .454 , 7-Q 1 in' N1 I-0 4 it f dx 0 'W X ,. . an GRP? 'Ja M, r kw'.w .4 73 .vis V? Perhaps only an an Intra ' mural sport zs the game play . g.! . ed strictly for the fun of lt. Yi:-- LZ' !..,:3',,,,,Y lm: . 'H .F '-'-M Y 1 1 - ', , . . rv- A, 'L' ....... fs Shaf- J ,- ..,W..1. , ..-, - u 9' 1 K '- I N TRAM U RAL FOOTBALL V-A3 I '11 x ll .ab-'Y' an A . LW, L xx ' 1 5:- T1 311' We traveled the road, growing together for four years. And perhaps will travel another hundred before we review this contact with our past. 205 In these feu' pages. to which the reader must add his own. what does our younger self say to us? rw 577 He tells us of the dreams we had, and the lusty share of life that has been ours. -- 'st ll ' - 1 A.. .4,, 'I L a I THUNIAS NI. .XlKBRl'!!l-1915 MB. lllslmu Su lilx I.2.f3,l: Young llL'Plll3lliRllN Ig I'1 lic' Xffdirs Klub 'El -Q! LESTER W. .-XBRAMS NB, Hl5I'0RX A GJ l'Xl I , .Xl ULN X X . I-mr XIIUX IIIIIJIIIIIIIJIS I, -xx Ilznwn .hm Clulm l.2, 'ilg knights 1. f,HllllIllbllS 2.f5.-l.fS-Yrnllh Xrllxllx flmnu ng l'4llll-llllill Klub 2.3.11 snuu 'lllnf llllll' flux 51'1ll'llIX ' Smrlc-nl Xllnlalu XNKUKHIIIHII 3.1: l'kll'Nlllll2lll fllllllldlllxll 'L .gufpml l'1NIIX.Il. P R 5vS 91. Q RH IIXRD I. XN,XS'l'.XSl0 ISS. XIXIII . IJ, ., .. t N 1- Shun- Club I.-..5.l: llguk lvaun I.' .. . fum KUIIHIIN 2.f1.l-filllllllllg Smlnlilx l.l..4,l. l'u'mh C lulu lg I'lulmopl1y SCIIIHILII' IL l'l1'SlIlllLlll f,lil'lIl.lllUll fl: Nl:rIll'l'hysicS l Iuln ,ig Xlnlll Scnnnnr 23,-13 DCJIIIS I.isl 3. Vm '3-, 'b-andy,-9 DAVID S, Al'RAND'l' NB. laxm ISII Knights of Columbus 1,21 Slug l.2,3.4-2- tures Fclitorg Glce Club L25 lhidgcl rl Area Club 1.28.41 Young Democrats 1.2, , New Frontiers 1.2.12 lfrcslnnzm Ulicnlu n ,ggi 3g Dc-an's List 2,33 l'artinl SillUl1iI'SllllJ . ARMANI, .xl BHWMAXII KN ,QQ 'xx 'ff x ISS. llltll o1.N bleu Club l.2.fl.l-'IllC1lSlllL'lI Nlcnmlcl CZ b l ,3,-1: Nlulropolugnn .Ku.1C.lub 1.1: Mn r ..- C..unixg1l: Rcpublic. , K , . lll Club 4. 'Sv-f ,any- vw- ROBFRT D. BATCH B.B.A. .'Xl.fIOI'X'lINC Intramurals l.2,3.-lg Class Treasurer lg dent Council lg Baseball 23,43 Rugby ,, Business Club 3,4. SIQRT R. Ill-LX I-KLA XB. lfklx I He reminds us of our timeless legacy, springing from the oozing fertility of a primeval rain forest, 'Ni'- I.l'R X , I I .Jag ,I 5- a XRI I. IIII I IfSIII .INI 'IU NUXIICS I ,QL ': murals Xlvrmpollluu Xl tlul I IIIIII III Inn II IIIIIIIII .jg I U- h -.,. IN .I IA ' 1 XI 0 ,, IDXYXI XII If1yX4nNlI45 ill I, IIIYIUJIVNI-il IOII XII. Iac oxuxm s N R. ISI-'XI IIIIIAJIIIIIITQIIS I....:I,I1 I'Il'NIIIIIIII f,IllIIIIIIIIl 'IA Ru4In 'I I- X.N.Iz,S. .I, I- A-.. si! ,gy 'tis -4' XC I ' IXNII XII IWUXHXII IXRII Nl.ul1ImII Xu.: CIIIII IQ Ihzms IINI II 962 ups -1.-Q ALAN R, lll.,XNClHli'l l'E 13.8. C.tti,xtislRx' Student .Xffiliutes of The .Xineritun Chemi- cxil Society l.fZ,fl,l'3-Yite President, 4-l'iexi- dent: lYestcrn Nlziwizitlnlsctts Area Club l 2.3.45 lntrznnurnls lg L-erinzin Club lg Dug, wmutl lfestixnl: f,llClllltlll Rubber fjmiipziiiy - Cheinicxil .Nthiexcment Awurtl: Second Honors l. i ,fit 3 5 wguif' ROISICRTX 1 ' ' AB. l-icoxoxnts Bridgeport Area Club 2.3,4-Treasurer: ln' trnmnrnls 2,43 Dogwood Festivalg St. Ives I'rc-Legal Guild 4: Student Athletic Asso- ciation 3: Winter Carnival 4-Assistant Gen, eral Chairman. 2 fi? un. '- M VIDXYXRD ll NYXX .X.l3. Hmm t llusinexx Club lg llritlgep .Xrezi Club l ' 3,13 lllllllli Xflanis Club 1 Mvung l Mint t11ttsl,2,fl.l:S.X.Nl. l: I11 ch Klub l,21St t lies l'tt'-I.eg.1l C-tnld I. 5,11 !.lS.l,. 3 lfilin Sutietx Il.lg De1in's t 3. ,.tf,Qgv', ,,,. ,. 'tr ,Y 2 ' ,ff Imax R. iskium BN. lz'xt.tmt Sudnlitx l,12.3,42 Cllee Club 123,43 nightx uf Kklltunlmx 2,3511 l'1lCNllIll2ll1 Ori tation Llp lhwgiwtul Ft-Ntixnlg Winter 1 nixzilg Xl.imn' 4. 38' x' v'-f . S XIII IIX I' ISRONIXI-I' MI! Um Lax xi v I EX I' . Ny- 322 6' --5 from the puzzled look on the face of an ancient Greek, +ve.- 'f il- EDW.-XRD I'. BROVCIIIZL XB. Illsrokx' Nlnrkc mg Club 2: Bricigcporl .Kleen Llulm I,-I2 C xcrxzllixc illulm -1. 'HSI I'II XI III RRI XII I'nflm1u4,x I' Illvlwggx flulp TPI, NHIIIILQ IN'lnrnl.1ls II , XYIIIIXNI IIVRXS ,NIR IIQIIIUIKHJ SmI.uIllx I.2,fI.I1 Slug I,11,fI3 Xnung Ilvnw il llx 'VI I' I unixius XLNICIIIN 2.3.13 I'l'm m.m KIIIUIIILIIIUII ,Ig IIUJIIN I.lNl 1.5. 'fflfff ,!' Vff' 9 ' 4541! j ', ,' 4 , , ,ff , -ati? sid .gn-nv Ni' wf P-n.1t ' THON1 XS S, CZ,-XI. 'RWOOIJ XB, Hisr Y Stag 12.32 Glcc Cilulm xIll gcr IZ: Smizility l.2.3.4: Young Rcpulnlicz s lg liellurmim Swim 3.4. l'.Xl'I. R. BYIQRS B,B..X. NIARm.llxr: '2 4 1 ........., JOHN 51. C.XMl'BlfI,L ALB. I'sn.iioim.x' illll'llIIlilI'1li9 12.3.13 Stag l,2.3.4-2,-Assis nt Sports litiitm. 3.-Sports Iimlitur: Nlclm li, JOSEPH CI. C.'XI.LAH.XN Ill! Al' ' 'il ' ' ' ' ' ll- B,S. filiF.NllS'lRY C I I Q 134 I Y Kg 1 jf: K l cglobt Student Affiliates of American Chemical SO- x,l:ilRl5.,x' ' ug ji 'i uimnu' A A55 ciety l,2,3.4. from the prayers of huddled masses on a tempest-tossed sea, -'J XNIHUYY I, i'Xl'l4l!.Xl.l NIE. Nvxxml XXIHX Xl KXRISHNIII l'n1nlru.N Sf-f1.nIulx l2'LI S'r.IllIKlI fluln l.!.fi,l,2 u 'WTFFT' t.l'Y I. C'XPl'lO MIS. llnslmu R ulrlimzm Vlulv I.2.fi,-I'2.'Sc4H-l:1ry'. I5-l'r1's It lt, IHIYLIIIIIILAIIS I.2.f5,11 Knights uf fu s 1.2.31-fs-ll'4lllll'lI Rugln 3. I'llNll.llll 'C X1 I'1rwl4-Ill, I-I'lwlml1'nI, Nlfmlfl I lub If V11-ssl Inla I 2 Xiu' l'l4w1 l'IlIl, I'Iull.N.,I,l llul, 2, Klum KUIIIIIIX .f I, Xlplm ll' Ill Ill'II.l Q,j1,1S1'lH'l.llX, IUSI-,I'lI li. KQXRIY IusIun.m fhll Il Il4rllf:,54'f1IlHIIUHIHINIf .X.I1, Sm lulxxzx m.l Smivly I.1Z,3L 5l.lg 2.3-l'lmluglglplx , mg Knights uf llulmnhm 2.3.42 Rugln 'i I l l I l I 1 1 iyi ---5. 'mv ROBERT E. CARR A.B. l'sx'cHol.ocY German Club 1.2: Sociology Club 1.23, Treasurer: Eastern Massachusetts Club Intramurals l.2.3v,4: Psychology Club 2, Student Athletic Association 3.43 St. l're-Legal Guild fl,-l: Student Covernni 4. 'Z'-55' 5 .-. ,- ,,, -A--.l,, u,.....,.,wn' , EDXVIN J. CARRINGTON AB. l'sYCuot.om' Intramurals 123,43 Metropolitan Area C J L21 Knights of Columbus l.'2.3.4: Ru d' Club 3.4: Psychology Club 2.3,-lg Fresh 1 Orientation 3. 'AG' . 1 2 1 'Wa g l x I C, MICHAEL T. CARROLL B.B.A. INDUSTRIAL lN1Ax.,xcm1EN'r BERNARD Nl. XSICY BS. BIOLO Basketball Team lg Int nurals 1.2.3.-li Mendel Club 1.2.3,-lg Cart al Km Socictx 2.3.43 Alpha Epsilon D a 3,41 Second Honors 2.3. L 215 from the strength of a loved one's encouraging smile. A p 1 -0 4 .417 -nd pcm-1 I In cgxswx .SmI.aI fIm.uI Kmgl fnnfa lun: I1-sux IIXIIH , IIINIK IKE .X.II. IA is LIISII . I . I ' Slug I' New I'lUIlIllflS Z2 but I .L ,.4 nu -.I Xiu- I'u-mlrnlg 1X Sm HI Kmluml us 2.741 full:-gc Kluuncil A . Oxicnla- - me fIl.IlIIII.lIl, IIINIIIIIIII . 1 5 IMgwumI 'ull.ol1ml lu! I1 mm Ill IIIUIII in-KI1.nx IIIIIHI 'llllilll Nizumr 4-Ar IIOIICQIUXS lf. CI XKQCII .X,II. IIISIURX IIIITQIIHIIILIIS I.2.3.'I1 Knights of Cnlumlm 2.3,-I: Xoung I,L'IIllKI'llIN 2.2412 Rugby I I IILIPILIIII. D 3 rf'-I 54-19 ' ' KUI I INS IUIINJ Nlrmlc-I liluln l.2.fI.Ig Ytillllg I,l'Ill0lI.lIS 2. nIl:u I'mIm1 Ih'Il.l fI.I1 Ihvgwoml Iwwli I I xuIC,mnn11lnimx IIli'llIxI.lNI KI1.urm.m: 'M-4 1-IMI IIIIIHIIS ,I -ls. , iQ 5,4 2 ' .. 5 Su- I g-Q ' 'x f s n ' RALPH J. COl.OMl-ILLO AB. Ecoxcmurz 'VS THOMA. . COOK A.B. ,. Metropolitan Area Club 1.22 Stag 2: Fresh- man Orientation 3: Ruglmv Club 3.43 Young Democram 33 Dezm's I.ist Sc-fond Honors 3. N-:vw -iv' Xmn RIC HXRD X. XB, Isxnuo 4.x IU! FRANK M. CORBO auth-Phwics ,-NB. l-lblnulox Clulm 3. 2 XIII IIII N.i'0ll.III,IX . Inxmlsu Ifrrmlm Iluh 22 ilm Socicly III: Sl. Ixos I'u: I 145.11 build -Ig Slug Ig N1-w I-'mnlicrs IL IIK,'.IIl'S I.Isl Q, I I I I I I 5 I .I I ,I ., I, In This young man speaks, Ig, qu FFT' X'Il.I,I,XNI II. CkR.XIX'I ORI3 .X.II, 50rloluf.N Ynllcy Iluh I: IIIIIAJIIIIIITLIIS 2.3.-Ig Smiulu Club ,'I-I,l'l'iIlICIIII Ilogwoml Ifcslixnl' Knigh of Colulnlmus 3.4. I I I I 3 QI f-r IINI lAN'I IRIS! IU II II X I'INXNfI NI II.nu'u Xu.: fluln fI,I: IIlII IIIlIII'IIS 'I I I I I 31 IXIYID I'. lZl'I,I.I.N IIN. xI,XIII tj h ' W , 1 Knights ul' Cululnlrus I.2.fI.-I: 3ICll0lNll Xu-.1 lllull 1.23 IIIIIJIIIIIILIIX I.2.fII Inu . . A m.m IIIIFIIILIIIUII ,Ig NInlI1fI'I1ui4 S Mmng Rm-pulnlianns I3 Winn: Lnrnn II Ks I III IIIIIIIIIIII SIN .I . ' L 'X N 7 '.Z ln.. WILLIAM D. CITLLICN A.B. Iifzoxtmlcs Metropolitan Area Club Ig Young lifzms lg Spanish Club 23 Cnlf 'lien if it 'BNET gif f. M7 I 'Tp IHONIXSR RIIN 1 Hs ility 1034 Sain Net sey . '-'i I in 3 1 utils . , 4' ii. x I , , .. - -fg 11 '. 'V' f.: 'Ill 'ienv ' Il-DLI te Cbztirnig 3 g -tml Ircitixag epub- '3 4 .,. Winter Curnixnlg Senior 'cekg Class Yice President 3-43 St. Ixes l -Legal Guild -13 Senior Class Gift Co- ziirrnung Setonml Honors l: Deanfs List 3, RICHARD M. CURULLI BS. IWATH Waterbury Area Club l.2,3,4-Vice Presi- dent: French Club 2,-14X'ice Presidentg In- tramurals 2,41 New Frontiers 45 Bellarminc Debating Society 3,45 Math-Physics Club 43 Cardinal Key Society 45 Dean's List I.2,3. I ' .ge 3 'ffm I f l X I '-45 I 3 W 1 THOMAS xl. CVTOLO AJS. l'sw7liolm:x' Smlality l.2.3.4: Mendel Club l,2,3g Yt rg Rgp I 1 Ill! 0 f ublicrins LL: Knights ff Culun -, . ,. . .' . ' 1. . .QA , ,. .fl Q and voices who travelled with him on the road echo through his own down the passageways of time: I I I ' IN! I-IN I' R. IYXI INSXXIJRO, IR. MIS. Iwuxru Ix 'Inu of tulmnlms I.2.fI.4I,-2-IN'puly Q. mi Kmgluli 5l.lg I.Li.fI,I,-I-,hxiwlzllll lo I I ln. !'I'.lIII1Il'IIl'f.IlIL'IQ IIIINIIIUSS Cllulx Ig I XX utr: I.umx.nI 2.253 III'JHllLllIl Smitty II: I1 my I'I.ummg IHIIIIIIIIICCQ llngwoml Fes- rn I1 XI.mm IIIIfdilor-in-flllicfg Tennis I I In XIJII-lgl'I I I I N ILXXCI-I MB, I,Nf.llxlI ,I In A- +3 I IIIUX N X IlI'II'RI'vU I IIl11lua.N Nlwlulz-I I IIIII If II, IhnIgr'pml .XIVZI Llulf III I I I I I.II.XRI.lN S, lJl'l- I MII. I .fTlPNIlXlI1.N X lnlmlllnl Uv.: Llulv l ' Illll Nlnnulm Ilulm ' I I I jOSlil'H IJ, Dialflil. .X.l4. lint't4t'1loN Knights nl Columbus 1.2.3,-4. ILE.. , NIIXIKL NI. lDl4.I,C0N'l'E itll. l'lNt.I.lSll , 'uf' RICHARD l'. DELIO B.B..X. .XCKOUNYING Basketball Team lg Stag 1.25 Mctropoli 1 Area Club ll New jersey Area Club Business Club 2,33 I-'reshmun Orientation 33 Knights of Columbus 21 Student Ath- letic Association 3: Intramurals l.2,3.4, abt-fl 'Iliff MATTHEW j. A.B. lil'R0l'EAN Glee Club 1.2.31 Young Secretary: Mendel Club l,2,-lg Metropolitan Area Treasurer 2: Class Presic Key Society 33 Represent Chamber of Commerce nomics: Freshman Orient ors l.3. LUCA STORY epublicans 1,2- 23 Intramurals .lub 12: Class it 31 Cardinal tive to junior mrum ou Ft-of ion 53 Winter 12 Setmul Hon- 221 the new freshman class of 1965 receives the fluttering torch that is Fairfield tradition with the best odds in the school's short history of kindling it into . 1 'avr il FDXYXRD DFNFS Nlun Bricigftporl .Xrczl Cflulm 1.3.12 Nfillhtllllllil XRTH ul. lh.lAl'CI.-X IS BIUIIXLX New H.eu-n .Kr Huh I.2.3.4: Nlcndcl Klub 23.13 Knig of f,Ulllll1'JllS 3,13 Plc' ll:-l1l.1l Club 23,13 I'l'Hlll1l.lll f,l'lL'l1IZlll0ll 31 Nvunnl llmmxs 3 5 I -H .J-r ii? ,,,,.- JJ IUIIN Il. lDI'I'l'l',l,l',R ll ll X Xff,lll'XllNf, 1 I umm .el I'4'nms Siuglul,Il.ul1lpimI3llllsi I lkll-'NIO NIS. lhxxm' U.:-' 4 I 5 Honor Qcmilrn' 23.43 Ninth-I'lnsirs Club lin I fNw'H, LAWRENCE A. DLSANDO LB. ljcoxoxttcs Hartford Area Club 12.3.43 St. lies Pre Legal Guild 2: Knights of Columbus 3.41 Dogwood Festival: Golf Team 3. V' 1'1- lll-QNNIS K, lil! INSUN l3.ll,.X, NIXRR lv. Bll9lllCSS Club I3 Nlgtrk ng Club 23.4 Treasurer: Intramurals I Sodalitv l.2.3,4: Young Deniotrats 2.33 S g l.2,f5,l-Photo' grapliv I-'ditorz Manor 3.4 itudcnt Athletic .-'lwotittliotl 31 Dogwood itixgil, YV QQ' ,A A 3 , i i FRED J. BS. Psvcnotocv Spanish Club l,2.3,41 Mendel Club 23 Gert man Club 2g Knights of Columbus 2: Ten nis Team 1,23 Stag 1,35 Psychology Club 3,43 Soccer Team 33 Student Government 4-Assistant Chairman Grievance Committee. 'wr NIICIHAIQI, R. DILLON A.B. l'svt:not.of:v Glee Club 1.2: Knights of Ciolumb l,2,3,4, Deputy Grand Knight, Grand Knight Award-35 Psychology Club 12.3,-lp artford Area Club l,2.3,4: Young Democr S 2. 0 L If I lesipetits details. Faites attention oujours aux petits d6tails. .1-9 '37 XI 'RI I. IJIUN ISISX lx sllllxl Xlxxu. Iumlx Klub ' I511 j,1l'INll'l hc Llluh Il mnumlx l,-..S, IXIINI Q NIIIVNN f.IllI7 I.l,.I.I. I.Q.1Ig SAM .I.-I1 Ill ' 'R in S sf' lUSI'I'II IX III III X I1 IIINI 1 I ll I 'muxlxx I IIIIP I fllllhlll I Iuln I, II.nl .,4v If X144 flnlr I.- ,I Xrunk lhlmu mls NI.XNl'l .L DONIIXC-l'Iil XB, Slnxxlxll , 'mish CLIUI1 3,-lg Saucer 'lbglm 3A 34? I1 tr 1 I f..lInIH'II Xmwm ll SlIlHI.lINIll3 IQ. IIUNXIID IIYKXN I XII, l'x1.lml llfl II.llII0l1I hm Club Ig SmI.nIilx l.2,fI, Ih.un.u Club IB: xl!-IIIINII C lulv I21 Knighls HI Kulumlwus 2.fI.Ig Young IIVIIIUQIAIIS 21 IILNIIIIIJII IIIIVIIIJIIHII 243 Imgwuml I l'sllHlI I'mm ful ln.mm.mg NVIIIUI' I'I.mning fitllll mills: IIIIIIII C IX II u ' L ' .un .l 'I nl fIl.lIl'llILlIll I XI.nm1' I I C.l'fORCLl'. CQ. IKLXX .X.l5. l'N,X1.llSH Knights ut' Cluluumlmus l,2,3.'l, Xl 'alcn-2. Grzaucl Knight-3' Slallc llclcgulc to llc Su- IJTCIIIC iimlwlmliull-il, lst 'I'r1mcc 4: nlulils 'Q '1 ,..., .LL A sYiu' l '344 flllllllllll ot K C D I ' 1 Prcsillcul 21 Cillkllllllll Kcx Smiclx 1 Yul- vrnnx llulv 2: Ecluunliuu Clulm 3,4 Midge port .XYCZI Cllulm 43 CI.l.,S.I.. 41 Yalrii SUQLCI' 4, Stull Cut Gmc-rn1m'ut -lp Suprcu Cluurt Iusticc' ll Scuwml Honors 3, 43 el T , ',. l'HlI.ll' G. EILSXYORT A.B. fQRlil-lk German Club lg Bridgeport Area Club lfl. 3.43 De:1n's List l,3. GY? Q- IAIHJXIXS U, I1 XTXX MIR, lxm I Nlcllupulmuu Xu-.n Ilulw 1 SIA C'iuuI.uiuu Nl.lll.lLlL'l.f:-Vi uuucl Xlllll U 7 lutxauuunnlx LG. ls K I. . ,jfddfx v:S'7' 'I'll0Nl.XS W. ICY,-XRTS XB. l'1NfLI lsu Slug l: Prcm'lx Club l. lVe're each a little st OU? I: W nl X-o X I Xlrm XCINI I IVV-l.I'II X XII IIIxIUliN III fIllI1 I.l, IIIlIl Nmlflv I .QQ XIIK Q' K-qi' 6 S II XII, Y. I' XI 1 UNI: IIS, l'lnslr1s P' L' Al l'II QXI IXIIUX Il .Slut lf IIIIMX flff llllll I, I1 ull I lull , Iulnllz .XIIJIIN IIIIIV L. Ilugln Imam .l,lIll.nn, I, Kms Inmlu-lx III Cl ll.llumu XI.uu.1g4'lg 5llH Il'lll XIIIIIII4 XXVI ll Hll I Ilmlvx I 'I l.XXlI'S l'. FAX' IR. X ll, I-roxuxlus . 1 , . ws fHIllIllX .I.,l3 5K lu-s l'wlvg.nli.u1l:l . Ku 'II ll1IIIxUI lulumlms 2,fl.Ig I-ilm Smi ,.i',A N f 0 -,lx Q atar.. l ' U U AX V Nutr RICZHXRD I-I lfl-Qlll-QR XB. lixmml Brialgcprnt zxI'C1l Club lg llc1m's liit l 23,41 Nlnrkcling C11 o 'Z' ful' 'Y XIICH Xlfl. Al. H-1I.Il.l-ll ll lS.lS..fX. NIARMZHM: - 1 C,,I.S.I.. 123,43 Imrnnmmls 12.3.43 M u politzln Area Club lg Knights of Culun llx lb 3,-i, vw-err' 1.0l7lSj. FERRI .KX.B. EDl'CAl'lON Second Honors lg llc:1n's List 2,3. -O! RILILXRD 1-'ln lil XB. l'sxr:uo LX What you are now. I once was 'Z Q' 7 ?' I-IHMX IJ XX, I'IXl.l:Ix S, Xlxnl lnmx KUIIIIIIX l Nlvlmlmlllxul .XICLI Club I, KIIVIIIINIII ill 2,33 xI.lIII'l'IIfNll5 C.lllIu I. Illll-IIIIIIIJIN I 31 X-0 BRIAN j. FINNER.-KN .k.B. l.,xM.l .mrs knights uf cllllllllllllh 2.25.15 Spanish C ' 3,11 Sllllll'Ill Xllllrlim Xswminlion 3.1 CI Nl.. 'IQ SI. Ixus l'1'c-I cgnl 6.111111 I. I I I 1 I, is !I II .Q 7' 65 , ,.-nl , i XlIl,lI,XI'l. lr IIX I xn lamum Shag I 3 Xmnng II1'llnml.nu ILM: IM-Il.u Illllll' Kllllt' I SUIIIIIIX I Xiu lu -.l.. . -,.m.' ' ' ' Iwi, I 'ufvml I'lNlIX.Il VIIIJIIKIIX fuf.Il.llr IIl.III I I Ll 71 I-1 I I I XX .1 l. Su 2 I'.lIWXRlI I I'I XIIIRIX IluIrn.M lrllmlx .Mun Llulr l.2.fI,Ig Nh-mlq-I Qlluh 1.1.-m .uhh-m .xW..ma..n l.:,::.z IH.INllll'IQ Mmng lIl'IlllNI.lIN 2.25.15 Rugby Kluln 1I,Ig I-xrslmmn f,IIK'Ill.llIUIl: Iky mlmlugy Llulm II,Ig Ilogumnl l'l'5IIXQllQ .lunim II.n .as 'F-Q ,sa N -adv ' ' X JOHN L. 1-'L.XHlLR'l Y A.l5. 1-,xc.1,ml lnlrznnuruls 1,23 Hockey 'liezim 1.2.35 Win' ter Curnivalg l-'ilm Society 45 Soccer 3,4- Captain. ' - 4- .Y 1' fi J V 'nf' ',-sf-ve. f. My wge' ,Q 5 ' .A 1. - I 5 4' , YY' g ip. JOHN . FLYNN B.A. Mendel Club 1,21 German Club 1: Glee Club 23,43 Dean's List 3. I 'vQ iv-- W XVIl,l.I.XNl I' .fX.l1. Slvx. Knights of Columbus 1,2 l,2,3,-13 Stag 2,3-Layout grapby Editurg Manor 4 tor: Fordham Chilean KH IYL u ,ell Spanish Club 'lor, 4-Co-Photo linlngraphy Edie igrum 2. -J 3 NEIL l'. FLYNN A .B. Goviin N x1izN'r Le 'N Y' XJ- Htlll XN S I-HRIH . Ill NIURX And what I ana now, you will be N ASN wi' ' -ci' 1 AIANI 1-Ls xl. I-'OT'I'.X NB, 14m Q.,-XIIUN Bricig wrt :XTCZI Club l: llzm-lmll 2: Edu- uilion 'llulm 'Ig Drama Smiclx 4. yn 'max I' I W X I5 I-rr1xnx1H.s R XKMXSSINI I lllx of fin .IIIIX l-.,4I, ku pg I xlnlumlx f,lIllll.IllllIl, llrvgnmnl l'l'xllx'll' I I ll ' 1 I' ' Nl I I .' if ,U R. I RAMl'I.A IHS, lllulom R0 'AS' RIC1-LXRD P. FRANCIS BS. Blorom' Intramurals 1.2.31 Mendel Club 1.2.33 Knights of Columbus 1.23: Fr man Orientation: Dogwood Festival: ugby Club 4. 53 Qin C1'l.XRI.1iS C. CQ .ARDI .X.B. Ecorvo cs lnlrumurztl . 'N sv Q K Q 'i' 'UQ' JOHN D. GALL.-XRY B.B.A. ACCUl.1INl'lNG Manager Basketball Team 12.35 Waterburx Area Club 1,2,3,4-President. Business Club 2: Dogwood Festival: Intramurals 2.3.4. JAMES j. CANNON B.B.A. Accouxllxtp Intramurals 12.3.42 Metropolitan . ea Club 1,23 Knights of Columbus 1.2 '11 ' ' al , , . . . . , v e lVIll' Finance Co4Chairm:tn: knior Meek: Fresh' man Orientation. Well, maybe you can drink beer with them . . l :XV ,,,-J .gui AIOHN li. GARDNER A.B. licoxoxncs 'nn Club l.2.fl: Hurllurcl Area Club l, - 1 A ...' f .. A -.L'il'L'l1llfQ Young llcnmuxus 3,-1 Nllkllklxl. li. QLXNXON ill. l'N1.llSll he Club l.2.3,41 Knights of Cluxubus l,3. 'S v,-ls .ai 1 X l.l4,Ul I- lx f..XRRI'lY l'-ll X lx NININI, XlXX,U,l,NlIxNl Mu llnxvu ,Xl Club l,2,fl,lg lllllilllllllillx I2 W, 'wfu'l5 lu lu' Xflx.mu-uwlml ul Slam' lLf1'llll'lIl 2.fl,l, INIIHXN I lub l. ' c llmml l cm l'Hll.ll' CICOGIHQGAN, ll ILS. tim umm' istrx' Kllub 3. 1 I I l l l l 1 gli, in 4 if. , wily' 'Ib sl? I' .IUHN J. GER.-XCLHTY A-MB. FIIONOMICS Metropolitan Area Club lg French Clu Stag 2. x 78 N r. ' 3' . I 'AP hd :QQ ' WII 13,8 Nl xx V.l'XlI',Xl ,LIANI GOCGIN 'NUR' 439' ,Nb is WILLIAM D. GRAZLADEI B.S. Brotocv Mendel Club l,2.3,-43 Stag lg Knights f Columbus 2.3,-lg Intramurals 23,41 Ca nal Key Society 2.3,-1-Secreturyg Alpha Ep- silon Deltn 3,-lg Freshman Orientation: Dogwood Festival-General Chairmang Sec- ond Honors 3. Nllil. GR DA AJS. Exam l fu Q It was an eleemosynary institution -just like Fairfield . . . is-H -H1 joux T. cg1'c:1.E . . . . c,lolm.1' l5z1skctl1z1ll AIACLIIII lg 1311111111 Club lg Supho 111u1'c Class I,lL'SilIClllQ 5llltlL'l1l Council 2 1 1 Cardinal Kq Socim-lx 2.3.11 l1111':1m11rals 2 , 3,41 I'Al'L'SIlIll2ill O1ic11l:11im111I Dogwood Fcsti 01151 I' KIRI I-I-I-AY ull: NYil1lcr CYz11'11i1g1l. X I xr.1 me -1, , 1. ., ' S 1 u '. fllhs t111111l1'x lg lllILlllllll'2lIS l,2,fi,l1 Rug- ln flllfl I Sl XL lHI1j,,ll flllld 1 i i E i 'I '1 I-dpi M4 ,viX MIS, l,cr1xr1N1l1,s Knlghts 1 K.41I11111l111s l.2,f5g Dc'l1:1t111g 50111 1-In I1 eg Ig l11I1:1111111a1ls l,2,f51 Sl. lux 7 I'11' lyg, f.111ld L1 LLID 31 Rugby fi , RIHSTY ILILX Xf1fT0l'NIIN1. 1 I l 1 l VIR: vw Qu WILLIANI 'l'. HARRINCTON BA. l'srcHol,om' Hartford Area Club l,2,3,blg Debating Team lg Psychology Club 23,-I: Manager Base- ball 3,-1. MUNI ' I - is N JOHN R. H BMX. l'sXt,Hu Eastern Mass. Area Club crats l,2,33 Intramurals 2. entzrtiong Dogwood Fes tllub 3.4: Senior Meek. Q a l -. 45 1 ' , fifffgej' B' ,v ,.., V , ,gf ,sawn fix K v 'D I 5-ng.. fl ry' .' S? 1 8' It LY C Y 3 Young Demo- Freshman Ori- alg Psychologv WW f-'qli WILLIAM ' ' LB. Iixcusll Basketball I,3,4g Student Council lg Intra- murals l,2.3,4: Stag lg Student Athletic Association 23,43 Knights of Columbus 2. 3,4g Vice President Freshman Classg Dog- wood Festivalg Winter Carnival 3,4-C0- General Chairman 3. . J, CHARLICS C, H IQMENXVAY .X.B. Blorom' Clee Club Manager lg Mendel Clu 43 Bridgeport Area Club 1,23 Council 2.35 Student Government ture 43 Alpha Epsilon Delta 3,45 Fr Orientationg Dogwood Festival: Carnival: Senior XVcekg Intramural 1.2. 12.3. :dent gislav rman 'inter 235 31' xx 2 16 1 y , But if I don t like it, I m staying 'x kg Q47 PRA, P. HLNINIING G '15- lil X. Nl uuxu IN1. u lhxcn ,Xu Club l,2.I3,l-I3-Scc1'clu1y, -lf llLNlll1Ill XI lub ' 5 1 X lu I lu A - 3 , Qu' ing LI ,, 3 l4'+ Il'k'lll, lfkkllll-1RlC.K Y. Ill-,SS l3.B.A, NIARKITIIXIL lurkeling Club 3.1-PI'CNillL'lll. YK Y' -Qi RIC IIXRII I', lltll RIIIXN ii K I1 l'e,nxux1la.s l umv Klul. I. IlIll.lIlllIl.llN l.-,.'.l, Siu 1 ll Xllnlrllr .Xx 1 ls I Ill an N llsl Qi l'Rl',Ill'.RlC.k L. IH IHLR Nmmlum 15.1, Young llulw ,X Il. I-Am ISII Nl.nnm' 3, ri t ' 'Q l wvm- D Nui' --,: ' X PETER A. INDELICATO BS. BIUIOKA' 71. l.X5ll1S l . jill 'SON BS. lllolr Nlcmlt-l flulm l.2: Pre- nl. 1 Slug lg llllllllllllldlx 2: gli llIlS 2,Il.l, llugwurnl lfexll I Metropolitan Area Club 1,23 Men Club lg Intramurals 13,45 Freshman Ori ation: Winter Curnixalg Knights of Qolu us 2: Second Honors 3. J,- Q4 i lgf' I .., . A W in xv., iq,- 'tv- DENNIS XV. JONTOS BA. hNc.l.lsn Business Club 1,23 Bridgeport Area Cluh 1,21 Intramurals 12. P.-xTR1c:k xl. -IORDAN .-8.11. l',Nt.l,lSH rznnuruls 1.23.43 Dcnn'5 List ' You name it. He made 9 I .1 IxI'XIX R KXNI' XII IIINIURX ,,.. V I R gh! lx .uuumlx I-.,,I, xxllllfl C.ulux.lIC,u I IlIIl.!lI IIIl.III4I.II fHIlIlIIIIIl'l', Q9 ak - Rll II XRII l'. KXI'I'I-.XIIIRCL XII, l'mc:umm.x s ui flllllllllblli I.2,.I.I: IVQILL lcaun II-f,UfA.IlJllIIlI: Lmw Lmuury I1 hlu l .Xllrla-lic .Xswmizuiuu 2,1-Ig Ikwllulrvgx 4.1 In l..T,I'xIlC I'l'l'NllIl'lll1 Slumlvul frllXl'lll ll-I'1u ulcul. PIU-lL'llIIl I1 SIll1IL'lll Luuu .5 Rugby 'l1l'llIll II.-lg Smncr Ig Nh-mlg-I Il I N I I 1 , Iclrupm IIIZIII .Num Lluh L: Iuuun 5 J. IILNIIIIIIII KIII ' . 'clllglliuug Ilugwuml IX al Willlvr ll.u'uix:lIg junior II.n llum I uc: Xu uug Ilvlmulnls Z..1I.lg Spikv Shun In I.l..,.'I-I'luuIvl1l. v. X .. 'Q l 1 SIII' DUN KXISOII' 5 I'nlul0r.H ng I. Nivmlr Klub I, I'H'-Ilvllml Club- Ilawlrlvlxl AI, .nwiluzfl Kvy Smirly 'Ig IrfNImllu,ull Ulu ellfvu Isxlnl! 1 Ihllymgln, I'w:wfw1 IINII I Int-1 If-I II.n1vu1nu. lI.sL1rI..lII NI.: :gm I, SVIIIHI l'l.mning 'UNI-I'lI I-, kl'l Nl X I1 lIIlIllll1 Q NI. rl I Sa um: 811114.11 I-lqljlur IIA, Nluuuxlxlus X1-xv II.su-u Xuan C'IuIn I w- -9 NIICZH.Xlil, I. I4IaI.I,I-ir A.B. AMERICAN HISTORY . , . . A , Nl. Ixus lrc-Legal fvlllltl lg N cslcin M1 thusetts Area Club 23 Bust-hall 2.3.41 lic shire Area Club 3: Illll'1lTlllll'LilS Ill f Athletic Association 3,4, Secretary 3. 'I'I , 'bu f al! I 'Qty urct' 4. Xlli'H.Xlfl, KlfI.l,Y B.B.A. .XCCOIINTING Business Club 1,23 Intrztmurals 1,22 Ft' 1' man Orientation: Rugby Club 3,43 Stu t Govcrimient 4-Treasurer: Connecticut l I' lic .Xt'count's Scholarship Award. .W ' 'ra Q I - .ft NS.. it PM 5 I ,Z , 19 'I , 5 RICHARD KRAUS BS. BIoI.om' Mendel Clulm l.2.3,4: Intramurals l,2. . Western Massachusetts Area Club l,2. Second Honors 12.31 Alpha Epsilon Dc ta 3: Freshman Oricntatioug Dogwood Fcstival. yj0Slf.l'll lf. ' OLI, ALB. lzxm. I New l'xl'UllIlL'l'S l,2,1lg Coll ' Bowl 2.33 lfi Society 2,3,-lp Stutlcnt Cc 'l'lllllClll 'll 131.1- lIl2lllfS lg Honor Soticlv ill 3. Oo I .409 Et gradu artium apud uniuersitatem Fairfieldensis dico: Ave atque vale yn 0 'M gg ,, IX I.. IALROIX . I Illxlrnm Mmng Ihmfur. l,!.Ig kmglmu of Colum- Inllx IQ In gms 3fI.I: Ihxunn SIIIILIN I f,lIIlNlIlN Mmlc' 2, I I 3. '59 VJ ,QQ X ,! I I XI I I I I RUIII-.RI I IXl'IXSkI ' xl: l.w,.,x x.,4I.nIu IQQLIQ Ihnlgrpml Xu.: I.IuIn I, LII Vllllrl I'I.mning,5 KUIIIIIIIIICI' I I I I I ROIHXNIJ l,XI'll-I XII, I'Xf.IlNIl L9 X1 .IX NI ICS R ,OM HARD xuxilas nlgvpmt .'Xn'.n llluln l.2,fI,4-I'u'simIclxl L Il 4 I XI.nlIx'l'l1unx Klub Ig NI.mm I. Sm' ., Sr, lxcs l'u-fI.r-g.ul Cmlml 'Ig Young lk-mo :mu I: IYIIIIVI Cmniunlz I-'u-sInnam Un 1-nmliml. l A l l l z ,KN 'QP' .4-1 IES 'lf LONG .-MB. licoxnmcs 1 W' . if YN FREDERICK H. JRENSEN AB. ENG H Glue Cllulm 1.23.-1: Camp Minstrels 23,43 I Smiulily l,i..3,4: Kniglmls f Clulumlnus 1,2 3,4-Jkcoml 'I'rusLcc, 4- zmccllurg Cardi- nal Key Society 2,31 llril lpnrl Arun Club H1 l'lIL'Nlllll.lll flllL'lll.lllUl lhvgwuml lrsli- uxl-l'mgruln fl0'CllLlll'IIl.l Scwml Honors ., .3 DAVID I,l7CTI.-KNO ALB. C.crn1nn Club 12.3.43 Spanish Klub I jOllX IS. NI.XCLl'IRl-I AIS. laxczusu cmlcl lllulu lg Ilzulx l: Film Su If 3.43 fclmolugx Cllulm 2: llclhrminc ccluuw '. .isl 3. 'II think that the next ten years will be make or break years for Fairfield . . . if' .-49' 1l jxxf 'L x1xILux XI' IINNI lI4lIlu.N II IIIIHI :I X1 flnll I,f.f5,I-I'lwisI1'lll, ighlw nl' 1.1111 hm 3.11 IIILISIIIIIIIII Ori l.ll1l.nII1xpI.nx I1.ulln.mg Ruglax i,IuIx II, IKxrImlugy uh fI,I3 IQIILIIILIII Bulletin IIIII.lIIIlII.lIN 3 Ilr:m's Liil 2. ROIIliR'I I . NIXNNINKL ,X.II. IA t.llslI I . Shag I 3 IIlII'1lIlllll'.lIS IJ. Yuun Dcnumrnls S , l ' I' mln XIIIIIN fluln I1 II:nlIu11I .Moa LIIIIII '3 R.nigI1ls ,1- oi Lulurnlnu 3.3. 'J' Q-'ISI' XXIIIIXXI II XIXILIINI XI I 4 1 4 I YP ' r 7 1 XII I'sxrl1u1ufw ' .fhlx l,Z.fI,I, XYFSIVIII Xlzassgurlnlnwlb N I fllllf I1 LI llc-.nwlm I'suImIugy I Ip ZQI I, C.mI1n.aI Km' Smicl II I-I'lm'siIf U IIIQR I' R' NI-ISDN II ,X.lI. I-xx.: me III I I II I II IIII I 'III 'I- I I 'I 'Ix II- lnlmmux uls I.2.fI,I1 IX 1'NI1'III xIQlNN.IliIIlIQl'IIS I I Xu.l Clulm I.2.fI.I3 I'lm'luI1 l.lulx I1 Ung- umnl IQNIILIII XXIIIIICI' l.nnix.lIg Rugby Klulm 'I' knighlx nf KIUIIIIIIIIIIN I: Senior Nr- rk lmnnllllut .,,,4.:: ' w.. 0-55 RUl'rliR'l' D. MAZZOCHI XB. lQm'f'.-xllox. Slug l.2.3.4. Layout lznlum PI, Boar rumlors Iillilorinl Manager AI: llrgu IQ: lfllllflllllill Club 2.35 Knights lumbus 2.3.43 Dogwood Fcslixznlg .Xllxlclic .Xwocinliuu 3.12 SPLIIIISII Nlamor .XSSISILIIII linlilor 4: Frcshn cnlnliou: junior Class l'llllllllCC llo of Di- Club If Co- uclcnl ub -I3 1 Ori' uiltcv 43'-. q,'.,'-Q. of 'N v-0 'ml W, .lu lx' six x ...mt-1, fi? r ' 1 x. ,X A r P . -z 5 Ni: . ., 3 ' If , I 5 . X v brig A . I .-, ..?.. f , 435 ' , f A :Qt N 5 A K'll.XRI,I'S XY. NI .X.li. I-com WL-ilcrn AIQISSZICIIUSCIIS . Vine Prcsillcul I: Slllllllil lkfmmrzus I.2.II.I: lm Soucr fl: Hockey Cilul Ill'lClllllllUllQ Dogwood ligunix nl. .gl il I T 'wlnk '- if I N. - . wx 0lir V Knights of flUlllllllllIS II.-I1 V I 4 , 1 I X ll ll R l-W us '11 Cllub l.2.3.I. Xlub l.2: Young uumls I.2.f3,I1 ugbx Llub fI.Ig 3.13 lfrcslunun slivulg Winlcr Hi '-of ROBERT A. MCDONALD. A.B. Exczusu Drama Society 3.43 Film Society 4: Sup- port Group. .XR'l'Hl'R G. MCIDONNICLI. l3.lS..X. Aczmiolvxllxca RCllllDllCilll Club IQ: Conscl'x':ltix'c Ch I I New York Nlctropolitan Club 23 l I .af 4. .. ' .rn l. - 1 I -W. . l . . ll? '71 'Ahf But the exact opposite is true. c' ., D I -A !r T' IIIO ss I,l'CNIlIL'III I: SllllIl'Ill Cuumil lg glll I 'Ipl' I I'A'I'RlK1K QI. NIMAORTY XII. IQLONONIIFS S f I1 New Frontiers l.2.I3.4. Managing I-1 101' -lg BIISIIICNS Club Ilflg Knights nl CI unnbus 3,43 Young Dclnucrals 3.41 Span- ns Club I. NIAS .L NIICLULDRICIK XB. I'sw'u0lur.x' s ul C.uluxnbus I.2,fl.4: IIIIIJIIUIITZIIS Nyclmlogy Club 2.3.41 I-'rcslnnam 1 Q-nI.umn Il: Rugby 3.-ll Business Club -I, '34'C.?. 1 -is 1 uma I 1 S Ilula NA .l...J. ii X 1 flu Klub l.2,l Nl-All I, Nllnslll llub I ' l Il,l,ll4.lll X .I I lub I 'I l' KIIIQIIIN ul .lr I IIIIIIIPIIS J,l.I Illxlllllllll ffllflllllllll I Il LN .ml Iwslnx N.1mr:I.n' Nnglu fIl.lllIll1lIl 1 Xlplm Ipsll Ilrlm I. Sun I nnnxllf-1' lj ruul Ilbnfux 'li Illlldllllll' XII cIsI 'I .. . Ilmmu fn' I'IJlIlIIlIlg I'Al'I, KT. NIc'Xl'I IW' I I I I Mi ,assi-'KL XIOSEPH xy. NICIFXIJDFN A.B. l,SYfH0l0f.Y Bridgeport Area Club 1,43 Psychology ub 2.3.4. . 4. xy, -S svn-1-my ' 4. q,...u:,,y ,?' YINCICNT lf. NICSH IQR RY MB, l5c:oxoxm.s Tlatk lg Intrnnluuxls 1.2.3,-ll New rk Nlctmpolilan Club IQ: Spanish Club .23 Rugbx 3,4. ,. ha-f' M 4, ., 15-gy- Y ' F . V ,. ..,,. , , -M -1' - :1.f,a. fiy pnw-4 .- . .t ,,,, ,,..,,ym:. - , ,s,,,.c',, . .gg , '14 1 '17- 4 RICHARD F. MEEHAN A.B. ENGLISH Sodality 12.3,-Ig Chairman Tri-Colleg ' - dality Day 23 Stag 12,33 Young Dem l,2.3,4: lVestern Massachusetts Area Club l.2,3,4, Secretary 33 Drama Society l.-1: Knights of Columbus 2,3,4, Knight of the Month Award, Grand Knight Award, Re- corder 3, Grand Knight 43 Freshman Orien- tation 3: Dogwood Festival 35 Manor 4. -slim H ,A RICHARD -I. . 1l,l,ON .-LB. l'lDl'f1- ox Young Democrats lg Fm 'ation Club 2 H 'atvrburv Area Club 23 can's I.ist fl. Ao V You don t have to be a Kevin NIcClusl-ay. ' s aug 'V' it RH Il XR NI NH Rl, XRITI' XIS X ul: xx lllxlmu Rfpmnlfllmlu llnl I. 5l.lLf 1.54, flllvf lux Hu NllI4!lIll ful 1 '1- 5 X ws' I' qi- HAXRRY NIl'1YliRS XB. Smilolom' Sminlugx Clulu I.2.Il.l-I'lui1ln'l1l: Smldlily V 3 X1lfllXl'l XIUHRXIXN X IR lVlNlIl gan .11 . XIUI l-Y , , IXIURX II1ll4lIlllll'lllN l.2.fl.Vl2 Nvw Yurk Nfclrupulif l.uu Xu-.4 tllulw II: Sum-r Du fAUlHll'IiHL'i'Q l'lulnwI1In lluln 31 lh'lI.nmlm' lnllllm' . 1 A , Smu-Q ,ig ,XII lwlnlnlnmm .lg :XII Show -1: Xwuianliurl Spunwling l'ump1'.ln SIIIKHUS 'ini 43' 'QQ- CI-IARLIES j. MONACHAN BS. Blorom' Mendel Club l.2.3.4. Membership Chair- man 43 Bridgeport Area Club 1.2.3,-ll Fresh- man Orientation 3. WILLIAM AB. Soclorom' Drama Society lg Intramurals 12.3.43 New York Metropolitan Area Club 11 Young Re- publicans 2.4. CHARLES F, N RCAN XB. lmcix mx New York Metropolitan . tation Club 2.33, Trcasii publitglns 2.3.11 Knights lniidc fillflltl -l. , . . - :TX , '95 ,N as-. X . f s 1' Yr -J f wr' IANIIZS NIl'l.YIl.Ll-.. KIR IS.lI..X. ,'XK'1'0l'X'lIXIL 1 Club lg Edu r -13 Young Rc- Colunibus 3,-1. ll'2llL'I'lJlll'l' Area Club l,2.3.4: Deg s List Ig Business Club: Connecticut Soci ' CPA .X wa rd. 247 We're no longer afraid - - - no longer afraid! YY the Church zs af' . qv .J X 11111 1, x11'1z PHX X N111 l11lU4.X Nllltil 1 l'11l1'1I 2.3.1. hge ' 5-1-1, RICZHXRD NIVRPHY IS.B.,X. xI.XRkl-Ilfxl. NI 11111 Xll1l1'I11 Xwsmizlliull 13.1, l'rl'S1 lil RXIHIJ I X I5 IQ111x11xl11.s .'.'5 ,Z NUR ION Y' 'S' 11 3, kruglmls 111 411I11111I111x l,2f5,l, XXVIII 15 I, l,111l111.1I km-x M1111-lx Ill. VI14-.n DIUHN I2 UJ'YIAl'.5 IR F -I , I HS. l'11x's11x S11L1- 811111 Cl11l1 l.Zf5,l, I'11w11l1'11l '13 l'll'Sl .Y 'V 1 U , ' 112.111 11111111.1111 Il fl! Ilngmnnl I'.4'NliUll 35 El'::l3El':ll2?illl,xTl.Ll.:I1 Club A uh XX111l11 K,111111.1I 13 'Mu' Xfuk N1l'll4lINDlilJlIl 'MU' X11-.1 Kl11l1 II. l1I111.1l1n11 Kluln Y x A veg.. N x . .J' , N as nn' 1 , o s 'iivdn DANIEL j, 0'BRIEN, QIR. A.B. l'lIJl'CAI'l0N Nlcndel Club lg EllllL'llllOIl Clu 2. 'P A Q xl I!! 4. Rxlx 1. A P rg-' ' rf ,ll .. I 4 El, j0I-IN j. O'CONNOR BS. BIOLOGY Glce Club lg Mendel Club 1.2: Western Nfassachusells Area Club 12.3.45 Intramur- als 2.3.-lg XN'inter Carnival Co4Cl1airmang Dogwood Fc-stixal 3: Freshman Orientation 3: Pre-Dental Club 3.4. 'vu fV ,,p..-:IAPS . AIOSl'Ql'H B. OCC 'NELL ALB. 8011111 1 Psyfhology Club 12.3.41 rcnch Club lllll1lllllll.llN l.21 N111111l11gx .llllJ, SL'lI'L'l.!lN 2. klll'.lNlllk'l 3.11 Nl111l1-ul ll1I1'l11 ,M 1 .1 . f - ., . 111111 .1,I: Coll l1'.1111 .1.l. C ll.llll l, JOHN 1.. O'H.Xl.I.ORAN XB. l'lXf.l,lSll N1ril.l 2 We ask neither for riches, not a long life, nor even health. .nhl df? I I I IIIOXIAS NI. ULIQQINO, jk, ill. lg1.Uxoxl1c.x I I JIIHIIIK' Ilclmlillg Suqicly I.2.3,4, SCCIC- I 1 In ' ' ' l'NllIl'lII 'lg I-rcmh Celuh l.2.3,-1, X '-I'Il'Nl4IllIl ' IILNI 3 Music L. I f-IICIII I: Film Sociclv Vlulu 'H Yin lusidcm I SI tulx fykl. I In--I l'gLlI frlllIKI I NIS, Cimlnxulxi' I ,lac XH.ni1N Llulu I.2,I3,l: Young Demo- 1 x I 4' 'I I -,J. . J' '14 'Q 1 IIIHXIX X UNH XRX. IR I Ixulml IIIJIIINIIIIIIK Nun If I, ICI! lml1lulm'!.fI, 6 Nmg Z, Ixmgl HI Kulumlms fI,Ig I'r4'xIl m.m Ulu-111.11111 I, Ilwgxwm-I l1'xl1x.nI rl Iulm SHIIIIKI NICUINI N. OYOINNX IHLX. I'INXX4I luis fI.Ig Ilusim-xx Cluh 'Ig NI2Il'Ixl'IIll I I I I I I I Y ARTHUR E. PALAMARA A.B. Biorooy Clee Club 132,31 Mendel Club 1.2.3,-1,V - 5 f, Pd'D V Y 5,3 -1. 1,355 President 43 Young Dem or r ills 1.2, 1 LEO G. PAQUFTTE Drama Society 2.3.43 Cardinal Key Soc -l. A.B. FRENCH Hartford Area Club 13 Intramurals Young Democrats l,2,3,4, President 3, S Board Delegate 43 Knights of Colum l,2,3,4. Knight of the Month 2: Stag 1.2, Features Editor 3,41 Tennis Team 2, Captain 43 Canisius Academy 2.3: Fresh Orientation Academic Chairman 32 wood Fesrixalg junior Planning Commit Manor Literary Editor 4: Senior IVe Deans list 1.2.3. C S Il E Q6 JOEL J. PASCALE A.B. SOCIOLOGY Basketball Team l,2.3,4, Captain 43 jersey Area Club 13 Knights of Colum 3,43 Freshman Orientation 33 Sociology Club 3,43 Student Athletic Association 3,43 Intramurals 12.3343 Rugby 43 Senior YVeek. 44 DANIEL j. P. AB. Erzox Basketball 1: New York Club lg Intramurals 2.3, lumbus 2.3.41 Dogwood Chairman. RISSY CS tropolitan Area Knights of C0- tixal Post-Prom but only the wisdom that comes through learning. IU N X I'l'lKX IB I'Xf,lIwIl 1111 Club 12: 1.154 l.2.fi: 1711111111 'lffrivlw I ' II X ' ,Q 'cu I- 111i1'1's Lg I'-IIIII Smivlv 31 IJ ufuNI I'4'NIl QI I-gg. .kx,- RIC 1 L' gr-:li is TIIXRID A. I'Ifl,I.I CRINO ISS. l3lOlm.Y I'l'l'IIlII C.IuI1 lg NIc111I1-I Cluh 2.3.43 I' re IN-111:11 Smicu 3.-I: Knights of COIIIIIIIHI CLXRI II I'IIII II'I' XII. I.xxr.1 .u.1.S if J lI111I1g 'rl X11-.1 flulm l.2.fI.-Ig I'.ll'IlIh Club IL I1 IIIISIII 0111'11l4n11111g Ibugwcxui Fcsli null I .IIIIN I,Ix1 l,2,fI.I. - ' l'II'fl'R1KIfIiSA .. nuns NI:1tI1'I'Insics Club I.2.fI.I, I'rvsi1Ic'11l 43 I-I1-1-CI11I12g I11lr:1111111:nIs 23 IIZIIIIOTII Area I IIIIIID 33 Yflllllg Ilc'1n1111'.1lQ IIL SIIIKICIII .Mh- ' Ivlic' .Xssm'i:1lio11 II,-I, Yiu' I'l'l'SItICllI 31 Rughv Cllulm 3,'Il Dugwuml Ifvslixzll I'0Sl ! I'lUIll K1nKIl1:1i1'111:1113 l',H'VIIllHlII f,l'ICllIZlII0l1 :urls l1I1:1ir1n:1111 Sl111I4'111 K.m1'111111C11l 4 JOHN C. PLOEHN .-MB. Ilcomomtxs Intramurals 123,43 Spanish Club lg Stag Photographer 1.2: Knights of Columbus 2, 3,41 Rugby Club 3,43 Freshman Orienta- tion: Dogwood Festivalg VVinter Carnivalg Senior M'eekend. WW. ,fbi-A THO-MAS H. RITCHA D A.B. ,. , Metropolitan Area Club 1,21 Young Repub- licans 12,41 Knights of Columbus 2,3,4g Freshman Orientationg Dogwood Fesitval. jostivn 5. Pl. 13.8. lhl.-K'l'lll-f'Xl Chemistry Club 1.2: G Hartford Area Club 12,3 crats 12.34. State lixect Vice President 43 Cardina 45 Matli-Pliysics Club 43 Polish National Home Sc 27 CHARLIQS j. PROT.-KNO A.lE. lifzoxoxncs Clee Club lg Metropolitan Area Italian Seminar 2: Freshman Ori Dogwood Festival: Manor 4. 'KAY iris ian Club 1,2 Young Demo ve Delegate 3 'CY Sotiely 2.3 fbating Club 4 lztrship 4. ub 1: ation 3 x t Ik Ak Qi' in qf-' '17 66 97 ich bin ein Berliner . . . T' XNXII II X RNINII-,Rl II II Mmm xllxr. lun I1 I Iulf I' Iilillgvlmll hui CIIuIm I I III: IIHNN 1II I.2,f1pl. 1. I-,Q ufx Y Wll.l,I.XNl RIQXGAN .LIL Irv.: INII Bridg nl .Xu-11 lilulm I.2,3,-1: IIlll'LlIIlUl'2iIS II. IHJNXIII X IlI'.lJIlIYK,lUY I ILILX XIIHINIIXI. I .nmnmlx I.2,QI,Ig HIINIIHNS Klub I 34' I 'In flrlh 'I,I, .Ning IQ Yu ' , I KIQYIN D. RI',II.l.Y IIS. Illol um Nh-mlvl Clluh l.2.3: Mclrupolimn Area Llulm lg Knights of CIuIun1Ixus l.2,II,-I3 Intra- murals l,2.fI,'1: 'l'l:afk I3 Vznsily Truck 2,5411 II1uwl.uI1I4- NIVIIIIUII IM'nl1xI.1wl I,2.fI: Alplm Iipsilun llvlln 3.4, Yin' Prcsidcnt 4: Fresh- m.nn f,lIC'lllLllIUl1 Cin-Chairman. J.. ':,., . si V -YQQ5, r fqfii.-xqy - I s' aj as -. 7 ...unma- IIXYID l'. RENIQHAN .-XB. Iicoxomtzs Intramurals l,2,3,4: C,I.S.I.. 2: Rug Club 4. ' -of ' ROBIQRT I.. .-X.Il. l'sxc:r1o Western Massaclmsctts A keting Club I: Berkshire Secretary 3,43 Intrznnurt Club 23,43 Freshman I wood Festival. 'NES GY Club lg Mar- reu Club 2,f3,4. Z1 Psychology entatioug Dog' it W be - 'ln- , da- 5,-. WILLIAM G. RICHEIMER, B.S. Blotocv Bridgeport Area Club I,2,3,4g Correspond- ing Secretary 3,43 Mendel Club l,2,3,4: Al- pha Epsilon Delta 2,3,4, President 4. ROBERT j. RINALDI .-LB. Ecoxomcs German Club I,2,3,-lg XVZllCI'hlII'y Area b I.2,3,4: Veterans Club l.2,3,4g Radio b V0 . . ., I . , And I will go to the altar the joy of my youth. gn , .gr ,- ff xx ' IJ-7 1 of God, to God, N if' S X1 Xl.lfRl-ill l'. ROACH .X.I'n. Hlslokw g Republicans l.2.3.l, lQXl'lllllXC Bugml 3 rcsiclcul Al: Mclmpulilun Area Club lg 51 1 9 Bu un Club I in l 1 . Q' -sx 1 2. SCc1cl: 4' L2 uruls l.2: Public Affairs Club 23 HXRR3' AX' RlSSI.:'l'Tf, K lmts of Ciuluulbus 23,41 Spanish Club RS lllolm-y 2, Dogwood l'iL'NllY21l1 Political lvlllllll fl. ' ' ' l' Iaum' 'l. ll uc C11 KI llls of Culululnus l nb l,2.1l.-l, Yicc l'u-sidem 3,41 lf 2 lllll'llllllIl.llS 1.2: Slilg 21 Young Demo- lr: 2,31 I'ilu1 Smiclx 33 l'.l'CSlllIlllll Orien- lgll ug IN lgwbml I-cslix ul llumumuuion IH lxfllil fklllllllllllllj C1.l.S.l.. Il.-lg Plllllillll l'x n 3,13 XYlIllL'l' Cfnruixul BI'l'2llxf2lSl ffl rmau, V7 ul ' 2.3.12 NIL-ndcl Club xf NUR XY RUl'fl'RlS Illslr lkl . - , .- Nfunulk Xuu nl, lg l,1'.lllS l,lsl l..Z..b, 3'3- .v- '-al s ,ly Illnllgqwlt xl1.I lull -1, lll-QXIS A. RUISI l',lXll.l.lz .'X.ll, Humax l..mxc:x'Am: lcrlnux ,Xl'l'Al Club 1.5.1, In 'l'2lSll FCI' .nx l,nsl 2.5: Awgml fm' lixmrllcxmu- in l',l1'lN ll 3. 4 l ,B M487 can . . ROBERT NI. ROONEY A.B. Hisiokx' KEVIN A. RYAN XB. l-lisiukx Nletropolitan Area Club lg Knights of ti' Iurnbus 2.33: Dugwuutl Fegtiuil. ? 2 .M P xr, ' D Ti 'K xi, ' 'shin'- 'Wuqv' GERALD F. BOL BS. Blot. Y Mendel Club 123,43 Bri eport Area Club l.2.3,4: Music Club, Pr dent: Freshman Orientation: Alpha Fpsil Delta fl,4. FREDERIC L. SAALXVACHTER A.B. PSYCHOLOGY Cross Country lg Intramurals 123,42 Y n Democrats l,2,3,4: Stag 1: Mendel Clul Peiychology.Club 3,41 junior Planning Com- mltteeg Winter Carnival Financial Chair- man. This young man speaks, reminding us of the time we spent together on the road. :IA ' ' 1 -.w 'IS' UOXYXI 1 SXNINIXRCO 1.1 INN 1101 um' 1 lu- flulf li 'gglxts uf Klulumlnus 2.3.41 llugwuml 1-X-slix: 18111111111 Km' Society -I1 Smuiur Plgumiu fllll11ll1111Cl'I Fzxtlwm'-5011 rn-Le-ml Cluzull u, 1 X fi' IOSIZPH A. S,1X'1'ANCF1.0 11.5. Nlllll Ulce Club 1,23 Smlzllilv 12.3.11 New .Icrsex Xrcu fluly 1: Student Council 1.2.3, Treas- urer fl: Mnllm'l'l1wifs Clulm 3.43 Frvslmmu Orin-nlquirm: llugumul Fcslixnl jazz Party Clmirmun: .Iuniur Damn- l'hnirn1ang Col lege Bowl CUl11ll1l11l'CI Slumicnt Government President 13 Sccnml llonms 1.2, YXIUNID 1'.SXN'1'XYfL1'1O .X Il llusmux Nuuug 117110111118 111.11 1'l1lIl Smwly fl.-1: Knight ll flb1lll1l1bIlS:1,'1I llugwmxl 1-I-slixnl Y 5 1 ' C1'f'l111NSK1 . '.l,0XUNllt.N 0 'km' WHS, ..,,-Q, XYILLI.-XM SCHUCK A.B. ENo1.rsn Sodality 1.2: Basketball Team l: Stag I: Intramurals 12.3.43 Cardinal Key Society l.2,3: Student Council Representative 2.3. Vice President 3: Senior justice of Student Court: Knights Qf Columbus 3.4: Canisius Academy 4. . .77-3 -f 'f - 1 K. I -XL: ' x 4 -J. .. FREDERICK .'k. SC! NXNIILLO .X.ll. lnfoxo cs New Haxen Area Club Deans list THOM. ' A.B. Psvcnorom' Glee Club l.2.3.4: Campus Minstrels 2.3.-1: Bridgeport Area Club l.2,3.4: Sodality 1.2.3. Candidate Counselor 2: Academic Forum 3.4: Freshman Orientation Talent Chair- man: Dogwood Festival Entertainment Chairman: Psychology Club 3,-I: Cardinal Key Society 43 Dean's List 3. iii ,,,4ni ' JOSEPH bl. SEDENSKY A.B. RDVCATION Sodality 12.3.45 Education Club : Film Society 3.42 Young Democrats 1.4: ridge- port Area Club l. He doesn't suppose we'll ever fathom the value of a certain common experience, or a shared attitude, or even of a single word Y 'Siu . 7 Nllxl' l'. NHXXIIW X I' lil KIION I D v I 71' x . 1 .S....,' Imax I, su xxx I'x N lSl1n.u,x l R.'XXClS lf. SHARKIZY BS, Blolum' K-Irv lla l.2,3.42 Nfl'lllIl'I Club l.2.3C SCI' ' ' 2444 mul H uns L33 .Xlphu I-,lmlun Della L,.. , lIl'LINl 'I 1. 52 1: 4-c' M N11 111 llul. l,2,'l,I, X1-xx llzlxcn All-an flu 12711 l'uslmx.m fhillll nn ll fwn H, V - , 1- - IIOHN I. SHI-LX f V .. . lE.Il.,X. KLVUI NIIXI. lllllll l,.mlun.uI kcx Nun-lx I, I'u- lhwnul C lul lxuutnxa- l'm,url Nrmla-nl I un ll I ll.lll 41 nu,lmw 1 'nh 1 I lc' I 'il Glu' Chnl: I1 Bam-Imll 'Yvann 21 ll1lI'ilIlllll'lllS 2.f,'g s' . -3 . l I ni. .' '? 'f?' iw.. , in l ng, 'ie' s. Ax -31-Nw' 1. wp, 'N-v-Lying ji' I RICHARD NI. SHERIDA A.B. ENc11.lsH Hartford Area Club 1.2.3.-lg Intrau als 2, I 3.41 Political Union 23,41 Public ffairs Club 23 C.I.S.L. 3,43 St. Ives P 'Legal Guild 3,43 Dogwood Festival Enter ment I Committee: Senior Planning Com tee. I I I IQIJYVXRID A.B. HISI' Clce Club l,2.3.4, Vice Haicn .Xrca Club l.2. Freshman Orientation A Dogwood Festival Com St, Ives Pre-Legal Guild 3. -4- F!P' INR Y 'csident lg News , Treasurer lp stant Chairmang t Co-Llxainnang Second Honors ' an Fl vi--I I ----f 5 I I STANLEY E. SKAWINSK A.B. ECONOMICS French Club I: French Oratory Club lg 13 Bridgeport Area Club 2,43 Intramurals 4. I. I vi? DAVID l'. SPENO A.B. Hlslonv I Q Another young man takes his place, looking up to us from the other side of time. in 'G' X7 IIIXMXRIJ I, Sl'll.l..XXI' Xli. i'.Nl.l,ISlI IS gqmrl Xrcgi Llulw 4, 'nr' HDXYQXRIJ l'. Sl'Rl'liK. AIR. B.S. Lliii.x1is'l'm' S lent Affiliates of The .'xlIlCI'iCllI'l Chemi- rz Society l.2,3.l: Knights of Columbus 3.4. 'fl' ' XRIIII lslxxclllxx N i'llNNI1.N Vlnunx flul, ' 1. ll1'.lNIll1'l ll llucklw Iluln 211 king N all if-Imnllux Z,'l.l1 In ll.llll'll.liN Q, R ln flunli 1 - Q' Q ,gal 1 NI. KIRKLIN SIOKI-'S XIX, l'nuimm.x' mlm-I Club l.12: Sling 2.3: New Frontiers l'I'1urflt'Jlrll'I', 1 I l l 5,11 , . KIANIES kj, STONE A.B. EDUCATION Intramurals l,2: Education Club 2,3,4, P - ident 43 Freshman Orientation: Stud t Education Association of Connecticut P - identg Bridgeport Area Club Secret : Dean's List 2.3. 'ai K? , 2 2-1-a....0-0 .XIAN Sl'1.I,IX'f'lN A.B. ENGLISH -t A WNW? !. F 'A I X ni Q , ' 'se ' V. L' S-W YM- -- if JOHN P. SULLIVAN A.B. Psrcuotocv Metropolitan Area Club 12,31 New je .Xrca Club 1.2.35 German Club 1.25 Ru Club 33 Intramurals 1.2.3. 'WP9 xx MICI-l,XliI. NI. Sl LIYXN AB. Covr2RN. vr Public Affairs Club 2.3 I-Iurtford Area Club 2.3.43 Public Rclat' is Club 2: Inf tramurzils 23.45 C.I.S.L. St. Ives Pre' Legal Guild 3,43 Stag lp ulio Club 4. 26 His face is bright, and filled with new questions. .'- A 'R' .4 X 'Slv' QQ, 'V' 33' 'Owl ROIHQ Y. Sl'l.l,lY.XN .X. Soc.lol.um' lhskc-llmll 'lc.nn lg 'ldmk lg Young Rc- publicnus l,2,-lg fllllllillf Club lg Melro- Iublllilll ,hen Cllu lg lkyillblugy Club 2,3,Al: xmiulogy Cllub 5 lnlmlmlruls 2: Rugby, i.Iub 3,-lg Cons 'utixc Club -11 St. Ives I'rc-Legal Guild C' ii FRANCIS Al. 'l'l-IDKSCO ILS, lllmom' XI:-mlm' Llub I.1!,fl,-1: Intramurals l,2.fl.4g Xlusu mic-lv Ilg l'r4'slnnQm fJI'lL'lllilll0llQ Smmul lnums 25 llr':nu's l,isl 3. l-,DM l Nl! SKY.-XR I 1.13. luv.: :su it i. l'.l,l'.Si ZA t.l.ISll 1 I Q gags' . I XC S a RICHARD C. TESCH .1 A.B. Ecoxoxnrs E Bridgeport Area Club 123,45 Intrunnnuls Q 1.2: rum Society 3.4. 1 I E 'I v l l 3 if 'hs Nr' C. ASHTON TH INI, III B.B..X. lxnuslkul . xuaiixiixi Nlendcl Club lg Track 1.2 ntrannnrals I ' Dogwood lfcstivzil .Xssistxu Ccncrul Lb man: Manor Fatulty lidi '. I i ll VV ,-if? . with 'Q K CHARLB Q A.B. Psi . . Glee Club 12,31 Metropolitan Area Club 12.3.43 Young Democrats 1,2,3,-lg Mendel Club lg Knights of Columbus 23,41 Psy- chology Club 3,4g Dean's List 2. X'--lr ROBERT F. URBANOWICUE A.B. EDUCATION C' Education Club 3: Deans List 3. -f MG' , - Q f . He wonders what we possess that we can give to him. I f l H, 3 llXR l.ll I. Y.Xl A S. l'Xl.llNll XX ll1flDlllN Xl Xnllu Club 2 li Young l :lun lllt u Klub . OIS 1- lllub lg l'.lL'lllll Klub l, lll'lllUll1llS 43 A 'Q-on-0 RAYMOND li. YARKLA ill. Eln'c:,n'loN Bridge :rt Area Club 2.33 Knights of tio- lumbu ISA. , -1 x,,4 4-Q N?- RHIll'.Rl Xl. Ylfll U ISS NIXIIIIXLKIILN NI l,2,fl. llmkvwnu Nl.u1.ugv1 2. l'Imlu gl bs In l'4llllll fig Nl.ub Vbxsus 4 lub lg X lI.u1-u Xuan Klub l, llnrllmal ,xllkl I-'lu-Rlfxclf l- ll'-'UQNIQR 1 l ' A XB. lllslom' ' ' l1l 'N'l4'1 Nlvllupnlitzux .Xrvn Illub lg Public Affairs ll: ul Xllllrlu Xxvvfhlllfill J, Nl ' ' I Cllub I,!,Il.lg Yuuug lll'lI1lKl'2llS 2.3.45 Elllllll Y ul New l n.u lg i1.l.S.l,. Lil,-lg .luuiur Dell' pill' fl. Svuiur llm-lvglm' li Knights uf Cu , lumbus li lYlllIl'l C':u'uix:ul Xxslslillll Pub lu in flldlflllllll. Ri S Q iqvqpf T -X nasllkff KENNPYIII NI. W IQRS XB. licoxoul Intrzunurals l,2,3.4: Rugby lub 3g YVintei Carnival: Dogwood Festival ANDREW S. WASNIEWSKI A.B. ENGLISH Intramurals l,2,3,4g Knights of Co bus 23,41 Ignatian Bulletin Assistant E or 3, Editor 45 Freshman Orientationg D ood Festival Picnic Co-Chairmang Rugb Club 3: Winter Carnival Committee C0 hair, man 43 Senior NVeek. mf'-w.. Blum RICHARD E. WESTALL B.B.A. INDUSTRIAL NIANACEMENT Western Massachusetts Area Club 1,23 Be A shire Area Club 3,4, Vice President 3, P - DEEIEISGS' WATKINS itlent 43 Tennis Team 2,3,4g Society for - . . VERNMENT ' Young Republicans l,2,3,4g Conservative ident 4. Club 2,41 Intramurals 2,45 Freshman Orienr tationg Bridgeport Area Club. llgnktl IX lol' '5.I. I I1 lul liuug Xxhlcl Xl.nuul V-5 :Q 4' Q- gl' A 'Y' i.RI-.IAJRY ll WILINSKI Il I. Ixm xuuu. 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Ecowomics 12.3.41 Knights of Columbus Pre-Legal Guild 23 I reslin1an Orientatioi junior Day Chairmang junior Planning Senior Cla 4, Corresp Senior Cl' l.ist 4. nimitteeg Dogwood Festixalg 'ecretaryp Student Government ding Secretary 43 C.l.S.L. 43 Gift Co-Chairman: lJean's O 3 ', 1 LE 'ii 1 i be 1 -.l '-f an-, sf' 4177 ,nw JOHN M. ZANET 11.8. 1'nrsicLs Intramurals 123,43 Math-Pl ics 1,2 .3,4, Vice President 43 Young Dei crats 23,43 Student Athletic Association 43 Knights of Columbus 2,3 Festival Picnic C0-Chairmanp ival , President Dogwood inter Carn- re JAMES P. l1iLL A.1S. 1-Qcosotsncs Clee Club 1: Bridgeport Area lub 3.4 wg-v YTSY' 'Q' IORENIO XI lIil'CNIiR, IR. X II. I.mluxx1 I gk II- IIIIILIIIIIIIQIIS I,l..I.I. Il1 Nl Nr .lIllII' 3.1. IIlINIIIl'Ss II lwslnznl 'U JF' xy. Radio NILIIIRIQFI' I Y' C .XRl.I-IS H. lIIiCl.liR .X.B. IIISIORN Sminlily I 3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,4g Stu' df.-IIIQ .MI.1I c Ahkssociaatimx 3.4, l-ixcqllixc .N -gf' IUlI.X XID 1 fIYI'IIII'I. II N IIIIII naw nu! us Kuna Club l I PIIIIIIKIIN Iumlv I I, Inslmmu f,Ill'llI.lII4II XIIIIIJ I f,- fl.nll Il I Iu'II4ul.ll Club .4 1.1, Xiu' I xxlfr II4'Il.u I Ihmui 'I, army Bnsclmll 2.3.-43 XVIHIL-1 K unixll I - And which we in turn bequeath to him, having added to them something of ourselves. THOMAS NI. AEERUZZEE um EELCHER ROAD WI-1'l'HERSI-'IELD 9, CONN. LESTER w. AERANIS II-2 GRASSY PLAIN ST. BETHEL, CONN. PAUL ALOGNA BARNABAS RD. WOODBRIDGE. CONN. JOSEPH P ARCUDI 4 JONATHAN LANE wESTPORT. CONN. RICHARD J. ANASTASIO Ioo MILL RIVER ROAD FAIRFIELD. CONN. DAVID AURANDT zau PILORIAI ROAD ERIDEGPORT. CONN. JOHN D. BAILIIE 2 DEFOREST ROAD wIL'I'ON. CONN. ARMAND A BASMAJIAN 31-21 54TH ST. WOODSIDE 11. L.I.. N.Y. ROBERT D BATCH 31 GLENWOOD DRIVE SHORT HILLS. N.Y. wILLIAmI R. BATES az PLAINFIELD DRIVE WATEREURY. CONN. ROBERT R BEAUREGARD ss PLEASANT ST. NEWTON ss. MASS. GERARD EELLESHEIM :Ia MAPLE AVE. PELHAM. N Y. JOHN R EENDER aeno CLIFTON AVE. CINCINNATI zo. Omo EDWARD BINKOWSKI as BISHOP ST. NEW HAVEN. CONN. STEPHEN T. BLANCI-IARD 24 TRENIONT AVE. STAMFORD. CONN. ALAN R. BLANCHETTE 41 OGDEN ST. HOLYOKE. MASS. ARTHUR BOULANGER EAST WATERBURY RD. NAUGATUCK. CONN. THOMAS BOURKE -11 ROXBURY ST. HARTFORD 6. CONN. EDWARD J. BRENNAN. III 168 PIXLEE PLACE BRIDGEPORT 10, CONN. ROBERT J. BRENNAN. JR. 3-N WEST MORGAN AVE. BRIDGEPORT 4. CONN. JOHN R. BRIGGS 845 SUMMIT AVE. WESTFIELD. NEW JERSEY MICHAEL E. BROMAGE 24 NEW KING ST. THOMPSONVILLE. CONN. EDVVARD P. BROUGHEL 71 BUENA VISTA ROAD BRIDGEPORT 4. CONN. ROGER W BUDDINGTON 410 GLENRIDGE ROAD STRATFORD. CONN. JOSEPH M BURKE 23 WEST BROTHER DRIVE GREENWICH. CONN. WILLIAM J. BURNS 10 EAST RIDGEWOOD AVE. PLEASANTVILLE. NEW JERSEY PAUL R. BYERS 176 SUNFLOVVER AVE STRATFORD. CONN. ROBERT B CAGNASSOLA 229 HYSLIP AVE. WESTFIELD, N.J. THOMAS S. CALDERWOOD 15 BEFCHWOOD LANE NEW HYDE PARK. N.Y. JOSEPH C. CALLAI-IAN 1625 BRONSON ROAD FAIRFIELD. CONN. JOHN J CAMPBELL 64 AMBROSE AVE. MALVERNE. LI.. N.Y ANTHONY J. CAPEZZALI 212 WELLS ST BRIDGEPORT 6. CONN GUY J CAPUTO 39 CORONET CRESCENT SOUTII BEFHPAGE. N Y. ANTONIO P. CARBONELL 120 RIVERVIEW AVENUE LITTLE SILVER. N.J. JOSEPH E CARD 918 EAST 32ND ST. BROOKLYN 10. NY Senior Directory ROBERT E. CARR 83 PLYMOUTH AVE. SWAMPSCOTT. MASS. EDWIN J. CARRINGTON H-I BEACH I-16 ST. NEW YORK 9-1. N.Y. MICHAEL T. CARROLL 53 WALZER ROAD ROCHESTER 22, N.Y. BERNARD M. CASEY 1 BRYANT ST. ROCHESTER. NEW HAMPSHIRE JOSEPH E. CASSON -1920 30 ST. NO. NORTH ARLINGTON, VA. GREGOR CHREN 528 FRANKLIN AVE. STRATFORD. CONN. DOUGLAS E. CIACCI -12 MITCHELL ST. NEW BRITAIN. CONN. GEORGE A. CINCOTTA, JR. 21-1 MAPLE ST. BROOKLYN 25. N.Y. JOSEPH L. COLLINS 16 COLLIDGE ROAD BELMONT 78, MASS. RALPH J. COLOMELLO MERRITT AVE. MILLBROOK. N.Y. JOHN G. CONBOY CAMBRIDGE APTS 12 D 175 W. 13TH ST. NEW YORK 11. N.Y. RICHARD A. CONTE 17 ARDEN ST. NEW HAVEN. CONN. THOMAS T. COOK 1 ASCAN AVE. FOREST HILLS 75. N.Y. FRANK M. CORBO 72 ST. GEORGE AVE. STAMFORD. CONN. MATTHEW N. COUGHLIN 177 MEADOW'S END ROAD MILFORD. CONN. FRANK COX 18 LAFAYETTE ST. NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD, III 162 NORTH EULID AVE. WESTERFIELD. N.J. VINCENT K. CRISCIO 13 PARDEE PLACE EXTENTION EAST HAVEN. CONN. DAVID P. CULLEN 781 STELTON ST. TEANECK. N.J. WILLIAM D. CULLEN 59 MALVERNE AVE. MALVERNE. N.Y. THOMAS R. CURTIN 204 BIRCH ST. BOONTON. N.J. RICHARD M. CURULLA 37 WOODVINE AVE. OAKVILLE. CONN. THOMAS J. CUTOLO 70 WOODHOLLOW ROAD ALBERTSON. N.Y. VICTOR CWIEK 240 BURLINGTON AVE. BRISTOL. CONN. VINCENT R. D'ALESSANDRO. JR. 69 CRESTWOOD AVE. YONKERS, N.Y. 10707 MICHAEL DANCE 37 BEECH ST. WATERBURY. CONN. THOMAS A. DECERBO 16 FREDERICK ST. TRUMBULL. CONN. CHARLES S. DEE 6 ROBALENE ROAD GOSHEN. N.Y. JOSEPH DEFELICE 39 HOYT ST. DANBURY. CONN. DOMINIC M. DEL CONTE 68 VICTORIA ROAD NEW BRITAIN. CONN. RICHARD P. DELIO 318 WINIFRED DR. TOTOWA BORO, N.J. MATTHEW J. DELUCA 1414 THIRD AVE. NEW YORK 28, N.Y. ARTHUR DE LUCIA 130 POOL ROAD N. HAVEN, CONN. EDWARD J. DENES 264 GEORGE ST. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. JOHN H DEPPELER, III 407 LINDEN LANE BRIELLE, N.J. LOUIS A. DERIENZO -163 WILSON ST. WATERBURY. CONN. LAWRENCE A. DESANDO 151 CARTER LANE SOUTHINGTON. CONN. DENNIS K. DICKINSON T98 LAKESIDE BIRMINGHAM, MICH. FREDERICK DIETERLE CONDADO BEACH HOTEL SAN JUAN. PUERTO RICO MICHAEL R. DILLON -18 MANNERS AVE. WILLIMANTIC. CONN. ALBERT J. DION 76-1 CAMANCHE LANE FRANKLIN LAKES. N.J. MANUEL DOMINGUEZ 121-63 ST. APT. 1 WEST NEW YORK. N.J. JOHN D. DUFFY PLYMOUTH ROAD PURCHASE. N.Y. JOSEPH W. DUFFY 29 GREENWOOD ST. HARTFORD. CONN. DONALD J. DYKAS FALLS ROAD MOODUS. CONN. GEORGE G. EGAN 68 HOMESTEAD AVE. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. THOMAS O. EHMANN 151 INGLEWOOD DR. ROCHESTER 19. N.Y. PHILIP G. ELLSWORTH 208 HUNYADI ST. FAIRFIELD, CONN. THOMAS EVARTS 439 COLUMBIA ST. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. VINCENT P. FAGAN. JR. 14 WHEELER ROAD WETHERSFIELD 9. CONN. VINCENT FAGGELLA 190 OLD STRATFIELD RD. FAIRFIELD. CONN. MICHAEL N. FAIJCONE 12 SCOFIELD PLACE EAST NORWALK. CONN. PETER M. FALLON 2 PROSPECT ST. SHREWSBURY. MASS. JAMES P. FAY. JR. 18 FRANCE ST. NORWALK. CONN. RICHARD F. FEDERICO 2576 MAIN ST. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. MICHAEL J. FELICETTI 16 ORCHARD ST. FLORAL PARK. N.Y. CONRAD FERLAND 25 MAY ST. ANSONIA. CONN. LOUIS J. FERRI 86 NOBLE ST. STAMFORD, CONN. RICHARD F. FERRUCCI 209 BRADLEY AVE. HAMDEN 14. CONN. EDWARD W. FIALEK 699 BEECHWOOD DR. WESTWOOD P.0.. N.J. BRIAN J. FINNERAN 105-03-133 ST. RICHMOND HILL 19. N.Y. MICHAEL P. FIX 30 CALHOUN ST. TORRINGTON. CONN. EDWARD D. FLAHERTY 184 ORONOKE ROAD WATERBURY. CONN. JOHN E. FLAHERTY 179 NICHOLS ST. NORWOOD. MASS. WILLIAM J. FLAHIVE 30 MONROE ST. NEW YORK. N.Y. JOHN V. FLYNN 12 BARNES LANE TRUMBULL. CONN. NEIL P. FLYNN. JR. 59 PEACH HILL ROAD DARIEN. CONN. DOUGLAS S. FORTH 705 PONUS RIDGE ROAD NEW CANAAN. CONN. JAMES J. FOTTA 150 PARKWOOD ROAD STRATFORD, CONN. JOHN P. FRACASSINI 4586 MAIN ST. STRATFORD, CONN. ANGELO R. F 0 176 KILLIAN AVE. TRUMBULL. CONN. ALFRED P. FRANCI, JR. 24 PEMBERTON DR. TRUMBULL. CONN. RICHARD P. FRANCIS 1 PENNYWOOD LANE WILLIMANTIC. CONN. DAVID F. FRESCHI 101 FAIR ST. WALLINGFORD. CONN. CHARLES C. GALARDI 9 FIELD END LANE EASTCHESTER 7. N.Y. WALTER J. GALE 120 ARGYLE ROAD WEST HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. JOHN D. GALLARY 735 MAIN ST. WATERTOWN. CONN. JAMES GANNON 6 PARKSIDE DR. POINT LOOKOUT. L.I.. N.Y. MICHAEL E. GANNON 291 LONG HILL ROAD WALLINGFORD. CONN. JOHN E. GARDNER 9 CORNFIELD ROAD SIMSBURY. CONN. GEORGE GARRITY 104 MARTIN ST. WEST HAVEN 16. CONN. PHILIP J. GEOGHEGAN. JR. 514 PEET ST. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. JOHN J. GERAGHTY 36 QUINCY ST. MERRICK. L.I.. N.Y. GEORGE E. GESLIEN HAMMERTOWN ROAD MONROE. CONN. DAVID J. GIBBONS - OLD MILL LANE STAMFORD. CONN. WILLIAM J. GOGGIN 67 CITY HILL ST. NAUGATUCK. CONN. WILLIAM D. GRAZIADEI 250 CAMPFIELD AVE. HARTFORD 14. CONN. DANIEL I. GRECO 12 BEVERLY ROAD ENGLEWOOD. N.J. QUENTIN GREELEY -4339 36TH ST. SOUTH ARLINGTON. VA. JOHN T. GUGLE 2361 BRENTWOOD ROAD COLUMBUS. OHIO CARL E. HAGEN 2906 COURT ST. OCEANSIDE. N.Y. WILLIAM T. HARRINGTON 4 TROUT BROOK TERRACE WEST HARTFORD. CONN. PETER J. HAUGHEY 320 MAIN ST. ROSLYN HEIGHTS. L.I.. N.Y. JOHN R. HEALY 50 CENTER ST. DORCHESTER 24. MASS. WILLIAM J. HEGARTY, JR. 641 JUNARD BOULEVARD WEST HEMPSTEAD. N.Y. CHARLES G. HEMENWAY, JR 71 ROUND HILL DR. FAIRFIELD. CONN. FRANK P. HEMMING 1072 TOWNSEND AVE. NEW HAVEN. CONN. FREDERICK V. HESS 117 WYOMING ST. STRATFORD. CONN. TIMOTHY J. HOLLEY 86 SILVER SPRINGS ROAD SHORT HILLS, N.J. RICHARD P. HOURIHAN 87-50 62ND ROAD REGO PARK 74. N.Y. FREDERICK C. HUBER 2450 EAST AVE. ROCHESTER 17. N.Y. PETER A. INDELICATO 184-28 MIDLAND PARKWAY JAMAICA 32. L.I.. N.Y. JAMES F. JOHNSON 32 KENNETH ST. HARTFORD 6. CONN. DENNIS JONTOS 100 EDNA AVE. BRIDGEPORT 10. CONN. PATRICK JORDAN 741 WIGWAM LANE STRATFORD. CONN. KEVIN R. KANE 10 CAROLINE ST. AUBURN, MASS. RICHARD P. KAPPENBERG 89-30 LYMAN ST. BELLEROSE 26, N.Y. SHELDON KATSOFF 160 STEVENSON RD. NEW HAVEN, CONN. JOSEPH F. KEENEY 10 ORCHARD ST. WEST HAVEN 16, CONN. MICHAEL T. KELLEY 8 GRANDVIEW DR. WILLIAMSTOWN. MASS. MICHAEL J. KELLY 284 FULTON AVE. JERSEY CITY 5, N.J. N. KENNETH KELLY 75 STEVENS ST. WHITE PLAINS. N.Y. KURT G. KILTY 185 KING ST. EAST HARTFORD, CONN. RICHARD E. KRAUS 41 BELVIDERE ST. CHICOPEE, MASS. JOSEPH F. KROLL 116 HOLROYD ST. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. JOHN L. LACROIX 78 TUCKERMAN AVE. IVIIDDLETOWN. R.I. ROLAND T. LAPIERRE 373 MIDLAND ST. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. ROBERT J. LAPINSKI 636 BROOKS ST. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. JAMES R. LOMBARD 1140 CHAPEL ST. STRATFORD, CONN. JAMES T. LONG 86 MOODY AVE. FAIRFIELD. CONN. FREDERICK H. LORENSEN 1073 STILLSON ROAD FAIRFIELD, CONN. DAVID R. LUCIANO 40 TOM THUMB STREET BRIDGEPORT. CONN. PETER MACY PEQUOT ROAD SOUTHPORT, CONN. JOHN B. MAGUIRE 408 LINDEN AVE. RIVERTON, N.J. JAMES C. MALLEY 94 ROBIN ROAD WEST HARTFORD, CONN. ROBERT F. MANNING BOX 564 LAUREL WAY NORFOLK, CONN. WILLIAM H. MARTINEAU SOUTH HIGH ST. MONTAGUE CITY, MASS. ALBERT R. MASON 58 ASHLEY ROAD HOLYOKE, MASS. ROBERT D. MAZZOCHI 22 HILLSIDE AVE. TORRINGTON. CONN. CHARLES MCCAFFREY 90 HARTWICK ST. SPRINGFIELD 8, MASS. ROBERT A. MCDONALD. JR. 310 PLATT AVE. WEST HAVEN, CONN. ARTHUR G. MCDONNELL 1507 NEW HYDE PARK DR. NEW HYDE PARK, N.Y. THOMAS A. MCGOLDRICK 230 EAST 45TH ST. SAVANNAH, GA. PATRICK MCGORTY 10 LAWRENCE PLACE NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. JOSEPH B. MCILDUFF 60 SUMMER ST. MANCHESTER. CONN. PAUL C. MCNULTY 1690 BOULEVARD WEST HARTFORD, CONN. JOSEPH J. MCPADDEN 86 JUDSON ROAD FAIRFIELD, CONN. VINCENT F. MCSHERRY 10 RUMSON ROAD MASSAPEQUA L.I., N.Y. RICHARD F. MEEHAN 164 HAMPSHIRE ST. HOLYOKE, MASS. Senior Directory RICHARD J. MELLON 54 SPRUCE DR. NAUGATUCK, CONN. RICHARD M. MERGARDT 514 MANOR RIDGE ROAD PELHAM MANOR, N.Y. HARRY J. MEYERS 24 LINDBURGH ST. LOCUST VALLEY, N.Y. MICHAEL H. MOHRMAN 769 MAPLE ST. WETHERSFIELD 9, CONN. DAVID E. MOLEY 70 WOODCUT LANE MANHASSET, L. I.. N.Y. CHARLES J. MONAGHAN 809 CAPITOL AVE. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. CHARLES F. IVIORGAN 805 OLIVER AVE. WESTBURY, N.Y. WILLIAM H. MORRISON 14 CEDAR PLACE GARDEN CITY, N.Y. JAMES J. MULVILLE. JR. 116 BUCKINGHAM ST. WATERBURY. CONN. JOHN A. MURPHY, JR. 17 MOHAWK ROAD OSSINING, N.Y. RICHARD B. MURPHY, JR. 107 PROSPECT ST. WATERBURY, CONN. RONALD J. MURPHY 140 PATMAR LANE STEPNEY, CONN. DERMOD F. NORTON 51-66 48 ST. WOODSIDE 77, L. I., N.Y. JOHN F. OATES, JR. 61 NEW ST. SHELTON, CONN. DANIEL J. O'BR.IEN 22 MERWIN ST. NORWALK, CONN. J. BENEDICT O'CONNELL. JR. 23 VALLEY VIEW DR. WINDSOR, CONN. JOHN J. O'CONNOR 45 PRATT ST. SPRINGFIELD 7, MASS. JOHN L. O'HALLORAN 1701 ALBERMARLE ROAD BROOKLYN 26, N.Y. JOHN J. O'KEEFE 25 OLMSTEAD LANE RIDGEFIELD, CONN. THOMAS M. OLIGINO, JR. 23 KIMBERLY AVE. NEW HAVEN 11, CONN. THOMAS A. O'MEARA 472 AVERY ST. WAPPING, CONN. NICOLAI OVODOW 64 BAYBERRY LANE WESTPORT, CONN. ARTHUR E. PALAMARA 31 CROMWVELL COURT BERKELEY HEIGHTS, N.J. LEO G. PAQUETTE 390 BURNSIDE AVE. EAST HARTFORD 8. CONN. JOEL J. PASCALE 8900 BOULEVARD EAST NORTH BERGEN, N.J. DANIEL J. PATRISSY 6665 COLONIAL ROAD BROOKLYN 20, N.Y. JOHN A. PECKA 4 DIAMOND TERRACE WOLCOTT 16, CONN. RICHARD A. PELLEGRINO 52 BEECHER PLACE NEW HAVEN 13, CONN. JOHN C. PENTELEI-MOLNAR 35 GLENDALE AVE. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. CARL H. PHILIPP 224 PALMETTO ROAD BRIDGEPORT, CONN. LEONARD J. PIETRAFESA 106 VIEW ST. TORRINGTON. CONN. MARTIN PINO 43 PALMER AVE. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. JOHN G. PLOEHN, JR. 329 WASHINGTON AVE. WILMETTE, ILL. I JOSEPH S. PLOSZAY, III 40 HEATH ST. HARTFORD 6. CONN. THOMAS H. PRITCHARD 106 HARMON AVE. PELHAM, N.Y. CHARLES J. PROTANO 25 CHURCHILL ROAD PORT CHESTER, N.Y. RAYMOND A. RAINIERI -135 GRIFFIN AVE. BRIDGEPORT 6, CONN. WILLIAM J. REAGAN, JR. 247 HOME FAIR DR. FAIRFIELD, CONN. DONALD A. REDDINGTON 36-14 ELMWOOD AVE. ROCHESTER, N.Y. KEVIN D. REILLY 83 GURNEE AVE. HAVERSTRAW. N.Y. DAVID RENEHAN 309 NEW YORK BLVD. SEA GIRT, N.J. ROBERT L. REYNES ROUTE 8 STAMFORD. VT. WILLIAM G. RICHEIMER, JR. 288 FEDERAL ST. BRIDGEPORT 6, CONN. ROBERT J. RINALDI 183 BEECHER AVE. WATERBURY, CONN. HARRY A. RISSETTO 69 WEST 9 ST. NEW YORK 11, N.Y. ALFRED P. ROACH 144 NOELL ST. LEVITTOWN, N.Y. NORMAN A. ROBERTS 11 GEORGE AVE. NORWALK, CONN. DENIS A. ROBITAILLE 28 TEMPLE ST. WATERBURY. CONN. ROBERT ROONEY 64 FOX ST. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. KEVIN A. RYAN 260 MARIETTA AVE. HAWTHORNE, N.Y. FREDERIC L. SAALWACHTER RT. NO. 5 BOX 183-A ANNAPOLIS, MD. GERALD F. SABOL 77 PRINCETON ST. BRIDGEPORT 5, CONN. DONALD J. SAMMARCO 443 HARTUNG DR. WYCKOFF, N.J. JOSEPH A. SANTANGELO 218 GRAFTON AVE. NEWARK, N.J. RAYMOND F. SANTANGELO 14 KNOLLWOOD ROAD WHIPPANY, N.J. VINCENT S. SCERBINSKI 775 EAST 34 ST. BROOKLYN 10, N.Y. WILLIAM J. SCHUCK 11 ROLLING LANE LEVITTOWN, L.I., N.Y. FRED A. SCOGNAMILLO 102 WARNER ST. HAMDEN 14, CONN. THOMAS S. SCOOP 264 ROCKLAND AVE. STRATFORD, CONN. JOSEPH J. SEDENSKY 120 SHERWOOD AVE. BRIDGEPORT 5, CONN. SHAUN P. SHANLEY 15 ACTON ROAD BRIDGEPORT, CONN. FRANCIS E. SHARKEY KINNICUTT ROAD POUND RIDGE, N.Y. JOHN J. SHAW 36 NOTKINS ST. HAMDEN 14, CONN. JOHN T. SHEA 31 THORPE DR. HAMDEN, CONN. RICHARD M. SHERIDAN 23 HILLSIDE DR. SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. EDWARD J. SHINE: 112 FOSTER ST. NEW HAVEN, CONN. STANLEY E. SKAWINSKI 325 SYLVAN ST. BRIDGEPORT 6. CONN. DAVID P. SPENO 200 HOBART' AVE. SUMMIT. N.J. EDWARD J. SPILLANE 199 BEECHMONT AVE. BRIDGEPORT 6, CONN. EDWARD P SPRUCK 1116 ROSE ST. BRIDGI'IPUR'I', CONN. ARTIFUIQ .I S'I'ANCl'IINA -162 VVOIIMVVOOD RD. FAIRFIELD, CONN. MELVIN K. STOKES -116 LAFAYETTE DR. FLORENCE, S.C. JAMES J. STONE 115 EATON ST. BRIDGEPORT 4, CONN. ALAN C. SULLIVAN 6-1 SLABEY AVE. MALVERNE, N.Y. JOHN P. SULLIVAN 16 BUENA VISTA AVE. FAIR HAVEN, N.J. MICHAEL SULLIVAN 124 BUSHNELL ST. HARTFORD, CONN. ROBERT V. SULLIVAN 93 SUSSEX DR. MANHASSET, N.Y. EDMUND J. SWARTZ 24 INGRAM ST. HAMDEN 17, CONN. ARTHUR L. SZEPESI 206 LUCILLE ST. FAIRFIELD, CONN. FRANCES J. TEDESCO 175 MINERVA ST. DERBY. CONN. DONALD A. TELESCA 6 FERN ST. WATERBURY 10. CONN. RICHARD C. TESCH 248 PALMETTO ROAD BRIDGEPORT 6, CONN. C. ASHTON A. THUMM, III 58 DALE DR. SUMMIT, N.J. CHARLES A. TOTA 2315 QUENTIN ROAD BROOKLYN 29, N.Y. ROBERT F. URBANOWICZ 21 ORCHARD ST. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. HAROLD J. VALOIS P.O. BOX 214 SEYMOUR.. CONN. RAYMOND VARGA 322 DALTON RD. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. ROBERT M. VUOLO 17 BRIARWOOD DR. MERIDEN, CONN. KENNETH A. WAGNER 275 E. 237TH ST. NEW YORK 70, N.Y. LAWRENCE I. WAGNER 35-59 164 ST. FLUSHING 58, N.Y. ANDREW S. WASNIEWSKI 8 PEBBLE LANE LEVITTOWN, N.Y. KENNETH M. WATERS 53 ELIZABETH TERRACE UPPER SADDLE RIVER, N.J. DENNIS H. WATKINS 133 ALICE ST. BRIDGEPORT 6, CONN. RICHARD E. WESTALL HOPPER ROAD WILLIAMSTOWN. MASS. GREGORY T. WILINSKI 317 91 STREET BROOKLYN 9, N.Y. GEORGE H. WOHLMAKER 193 SOUTH BENSON ROAD FAIRFIELD, CONN. GERARD J. WOLF 2409 GALE AVENUE BALDWIN, N.Y. DAVID I. WRIGHT, JR. 211 LIPPINCOTT AVE. RIVERTON, N.J. JOHN M. ZANETTI 472 FACT MAIN TORRINGTON. CONN. JAMES P. ZELLE 316 STRATFIELD ROAD BRIDGEPORT 4. CONN. LORFNZO A. ZFUGNER. JR. 119 SOUTH SEVENTH AVE. WEST READING. PENN. CHARLES H. ZIEGLER sa PARKER AVE. MAPLEWOOD. N.J. ROLAND J. ZWIEBEL 36 LAKEWOOD ROAD WATERBURY 12. CONN. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. BENEFACTORS 8 Mrs. Ralph F. Batch 8 Mrs. James F. Collins 8' Mrs. Francis M. Cox 8 Mrs. Frank Cutolo 8 Mrs. Vincent R. D'Alessandro 8 Mrs. Kenneth R. Dickinson 8 Mrs. Joseph Dykas Florence Egan 8 Mrs. Joseph Indelicato 8 Mrs. John C. Kane 8' Mrs. Michael F. Kelly 8 Mrs. J. A. Maguire 8' Mrs. Charles F. Monzeglio John L. O'Halloran Marcelino San Miguel 8 Mrs. Joseph A. Santangelo 8 Mrs. Terence Toal 8 Mrs. Joseph L. Tota Mary Kostka York MR. 81 MRS. ARTHUR W. BALDWIN MR. 8 MRS. R. O. BEAUREGARD MRS. MARION A. BEIRNE DR. MR MR MR MR MR MR DR. MR 81 EDWARD J. BENDER JOSEPH BERMAN 81 MRS. JOSEPH E. BIEGA SR. 81 MRS. EDWARD J. BRENNAN 81 MRS. JOHN J. CALLAHAN 81 MRS. GUY CAPUTO . 8 MRS. JOSEPH T. CARD S MRS. E. MORGAN CARR Sz MRS. JOSEPH R. CASSON HON. SI MRS. GEORGE A. CINCOTTA MR 81 MRS. JOHN B. COMER1-'ORD MR. JOHN B. CRAIG MR. 8: MRS. GABRIEL J. DALTON MR. MR MR MR MR MR MR MR MR DR. MR. DR. MR MR. MR GEORGE D'ARCO 8. MRS. A. J. DEE 8z MRS. ANTHONY DESANDO 8 MRS. W. J. DUBAIS ROBERT DUNN 8 MRS. JOHN W. FLAHERTY IVIICHAEL FONTANETTA WILLIAM F. HEMPFLING THOMAS KELLY V. J. KEMEZIS URBAN L. KOKENGE 8 MRS. EDWARD I. KRAUS 81 MRS. FLORIAN L. LAPINSKI 81 MRS. HERBERT LEE 81 MRS. JAMES A. LEVENS PATRONS MR MR NI R MR MR MR MR MR MR MR MR DR. MR MR MR MR DR. MR MR MR MR MR DR. MR MR MR. MR MR. MR MR MR .8 MRS .8 MRS . .Sl NJRS 8 MRS SI MRS SI MRS SI MRS. 8 MRS. S1 MRS . 81 MRS 8 MRS STEPHEN F. NIARTIN FRANCIS J. MEEIIAN HAROLD NIOLEY JOHN IVICGOVERN JOSEPH A. NIHI DERMOD NORTON JOHN J. NUZZO JOHN F. OATES JOHN J. O,CONNOR GUSTAVE PASCALE DANIEL C. PIETRAFESA FRANK PINTAURO .JOHN G. PLOEHN S MRS. RICHARD T. REDDINGTON 8 MRS. AUGUST RINALDI HOWARD N. ROBERTS SI MRS. JOSEPH A. RUBE DANIEL J. RUFFINI 8 MRS. CLIFFORD SCHNEIDER 8 MRS. GEORGE SCHUCK Sz MRS. ANDREW J. SEDENSKY MAX SEIGEL WILLIAM SHARKEY 84 MRS. JAMES J. STONE 8 MRS. PERCY D. STONE SI MRS. JOHN L. SULLIVAN 8 MRS. NICHOLAS TROIANO 84 MRS. HERMAN E. VUOLO 8 MRS. LOUIS J. WAGNER THOMAS P. WATERS 8 MRS. LORENZO A. ZEUGNER Mr. Nlichael l'. Abbruzzese Lt. Col. A Mrs. C. Archibald Nlr. Antl 1mrr1x ' J. Balakier Xlr. A Nlrs. C. C. Balthasar Nlrs. Regina Bather Xlrs. James O. Boisi Xlr. 8 Xlrs. T. C. Bowman Nlr. Edward F. Brady Nlr. 8. Mrs. Edward R. Broughel Nlr. S Mrs. Timothy P. Buckley Mr. Edward I. Burns Mr. Joseph A. Byers Mrs. Elizabeth Casey Mr. S1 Mrs. William P. Coffin Mrs. Martin F. Crean Mr. 8 Mrs. Philip J. Crowe Mr. Thomas L. Curtin Mr. S Mrs. Dominic Curulla Mr. 8 Mrs. James V. Dance Mr. S Mrs. John A. Dearie Mr. Arthur Del Colliano Xlr. S. Mrs. Dominguez Mrs. James F. Donohue Mr. 8 Mrs. P. J. Dunphy Nlr. Alpl ifmr ise Esposito Xlr. 8 Mrs. Andrew Faher Mr. Joseph Fallacaro Xlrs. John Fallon Xlr. S. Mrs. Aime P. Ferland Nlr. Eduard Fialek M118 Nlrs. John W. Fink Mr. X Mrs. llcnry A. Fiscella BOOSTERS Nlr. Mr. Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. S4 Mrs. Nicholas Franki Charles W. Gaffney John J. Ginley S Mrs. William S. Griffith 8 Mrs. John Hall 81 Mrs. H. J. Hammer Hiatt Foreign Auto Parts Co., Inc. Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. M r M r M r M r M r M r M r M r Mr M r. M r M r. M r Mr. M r M r M r M r M r Nl r William A. Hickson Jr. Harold M. Kennedy 8 Mrs. Joseph Kroll 8 Mrs. Bernard J. Lavery Victor G. Madonia Thomas F. Maher Sa Mrs. F. Maloney 8 Mrs. James R. McCormick Sr 8 Mrs. Gotfred Nelsson Albert S. Olson Albert S. Pacetta 81 Mrs. William S. Palmer 8 Mrs. Nicholas Pasquariello Robert J. Quakenbush Robert J. Renehan 81 Mrs. Charles T. Rowan S: Mrs. Michael F. Serena Donald sheedy 8 Mrs. S. J. Stanis Henry J. Stelter S. Mrs. Vincent Sullivan a Mrs. Michael supefaia S Mrs. John Tedesco Har flll l J. Valois s. Kathryn Wilinslci William Zwiebel CENTER RESTAURANT 8z COLONIAL ROOM Parties for A I1 0l'l'G.9l'!JH.Y Center of Fairfield Angelus S George Papageorge Fulton Clothiers 1455 Main Street Bridgeport, Connecticut Exclusive Formal Outfitters For Fairfield University Telephone: 334--14-22 Airy ll1tW11I'd I MERRITT PARKWAY MOTOR HOTEL Black Rock Turnpike - Fairfield Exits -14-45 Nlerritt Parkway HFST WIFIRIFS TO THE CLASS OF 1965 from the Qartfnrh Area Glltth l'rt'sitlcnt A- James Halley ,65 Vim--l't-t-sitlvnt 4 Raymond Smith ,66 'l'rt'asurvr - Nick DePaola ,67 llorrt-spoiitlirig SPC. if Gary Wlebb '67 lit-vortlingg Sec. A A James Heslin ,66 Pultlicitx - Peter Sztaba '66 VILLAGE PHARMACY H60 Post Road Phone 259-5919 Fairfield. Connecticut Nl rs. Brown Xlr-, S tanrlxiua f 1 i ll' 4 .I '99 .A hu' ' GREENS FARMS ICE SKATING RINK 1020 East State Street Wvstport. Connwticut 259-5233 liink availalmlc for private rental Fpt-vial rate-S for groups CENTER TELEVISION AND RECORD SHOP BUD DUBRET - PROPRIETOR H62 Post Road Fairfield 'Ili . .-- N 'Nliss Crnlwl Miss Berube ARNOLD PHARMACY, INC. 369 Pddi Road Fairfield. cdmi, In The Fairfield Shopping Center ELI EISGRAU REG. PHARM., MGR. Phone - 259-834-1 Compliments of Wallace Electric Supply Inc. 1580 Post Road WALSH 8: STURGES Realalors in Fairfield Since 1926 1326 Post Road Tel. 259-3339 Mrs. Reirhel Robert Rollins Blazers :lf l'.HR Xu- Fwilll Nc'-s H Mrk i ialilefi lil,ile N':'x:c-' 4. h..4.lt Xvlilwti- 'I'-'mix llillv-L,-N Xxtuilx lliriiiziittc-ex iil.l-XP- K-1-lfl lull- lidlltlx Nt-ri-iitiw t.Ief- lilulia l I,ill rriitie-N 4'hitr.il Crimp ilttllfif Sw irtt w. XX IIC. 1. I ,W we I K 'N 'Rss ig' V 0 5' 1 U 'f ,...,w 0- Ylr-. Canning Xlrx Doyle HOFFMAN FUEL COMPANY l56 East Washington Avenue Bridgeport. Connecticut I I U.S. ROYAL Tire Center A Company Owned Operation 1370 Kings Highway Cut-off Fairfield, Connecticut Phone 259-3873 l'.S. Royal Tires 8 Battery Sales Brake 8 Nluffler Service Front End Alignment - Repair Nlotur Tune-upe Who-4-l llnlanring Nlrs, Carroll '.J.r5'-.i' quid bU ' N1i-- Pruzin-Aki qi ? :wht BIFF'S PACKAGE STORE Sl MONROE ROAD ROl l'li Ill 'l'RL'NlPil'Ie,l,. CONNECTICUT 268-0210 Compliments of Nistico s Arrow Restaurant Conn. Turnpike - Exit 17 60 Charles Street Westport, Connecticut Nliss Nlaquar Miss Cagliardi FEDERAL ARMORED CAR SERVICE 1617 Fairfield Avenue Bridgeport, Connecticut 3344-5943 Where to get Service Best Wishes to Class of '65 A FRIEND x Ss ii? Mrs. McPadden Miss Ryan 191 'vm-.Q Compliments of Westway Pharmacy 2001 Black Rock Turnpike Fairfield, Connecticut 368-2566 - Free Delivery Johnson Electrical Co. Inc. 124 FRANCIS AVENUE NEWINCTON. CONNECTICUT TEL. 525-8296 and 300 WHALLEY AVENUE NEW HAVEN, CONN. TEL. 787-5764- Henry 8a Gerety, Inc. Builders P.O. Box 31 Fairfield, Conn. lndustnkzl Commerczhl TRAVEL TOURS ORGANIZERS OF TOURS AND CRUISES INDEPENDENT AND CONDUCTED 94-l East Main Street Bridgeport. Connecticut 334--5525 Joseph E. Galluzzo. Mgr. Samuel J. Klahr, Inc. Pfale 81 Winflmv Ohms 220 North Washingfun Ave, Bridgeport. Connecticut 334.-7225 LONGSHORE COUNTRY CLUB Home of Fairfield University Formal Functions LONCSHORE CLUB PARK WESTPORT, CONNECTICUT 'hr Erihgvpnrt Arm Gllnh Congratulations its Graduating Senior Members Officers: James R. Lombard - President Harry 0. Cbristenson - Vice- President Robert J. Brennan, Jr. - Treasurer James J. Stone, Jr. - Secretary .' , if' -15 F ' ' , . v-'ivlgtff-if+ ' . 1 . . ,3,,31F .M w3f ' '-15515 5 4 ' ' Q! '-I ' fi. -' 1 P' .avi- 42' 1 h -6' . , . f W . 4 We -' .7 ' ,,.f, ., .,.-.I ,WI .-,I 'Mft ' 'g'. - ' 'V' ' . ' f 7 r ' 1 'lngfy fsvfvf'-'V g, 5' if -wwfaff --- ', gf.: . f 1 'E -1 'nf 1 - :T .- 1 Y-ff' Ui-,. - -ful 'mf ' H' QQ- 1,1 , .wr M, - . I ,xr I-:ff til. P , .:,..i..gax? r 1 L ' if - ' ..' fl l.'-A ! 'I' . Qui. x .vLu '.'. COMPLIMENT S 1 0 T FRIE D OF F IRFIELD UNIVER ITY COMPLIMENTS GF THE NIEDERMEIER FAMILY COMPLIMENTS OF A. 8: M. PIPING CONTRACTORS, Inc. IIfONII'l,l'NIENTS OF Buckley Brothers Fuel Oil I SITXYIFW XYENUE BIlIlNIlfl'Oll'l'. CONN. .116-.n.'3-ll LOMBABDIS MEN'S SHOP mf If-XIMIJISIQ cplucrgw --'nwcgullegf-sh..,,.,fs1m1f0ff1 'r.f1. peamemzo gf fl -1 -' f USERVES THE YOUTH OF THE COMMUNITY - Sponsors of - STRATFORD LITTLE LEAGUE STRATFORD FARM LEAGUE RAYBESTOS KNOT HOLE CLUB SEA SCOUT SHIP 1:37 RAY-CO, IUNICJR ACHIEVEMENT RAYBESTOS DIVISION of RAYBESTOS MANHATTAN, INC. Hour Se Ce Phone 375-94i SPOT CLEANERS YOUR CI,OTHESi REST FRIEND SHIRT LAUNIJICRING M- TAILORING S154-1 Hain Street iparadise Green! Stratford ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES Fairfield Floor Covering Shop 1034 POST ROAD FAIRFIELD. CONN. 259-9856 Sincere Best Wishes ta the Class at '65 from The Connecticut National Bank With 37 Offices Serving Your Banking Needs Choose The Une Nearest You Qpen. . .Friday Nights . . .Saturday Mornings Member-FD. IC. F 1 L D ulation and 4 B65 COMPLIMENTS OF James V. Joy, Inc Class of 1966 , o at I I , . 115 , 1 p , f? M, N- E I . . I A C. Bednar Motors, Inc. Your BRIDGEPORT RAIVIBLER Dealer 520 Boston Avenue Bridgeport, Connecticut Phone 333-0185 Serving the Automobile Public Since 1919 L ,fli 111111 1111111 0111 EFFICIENCY, INC. 260 Smith Street Bridgeport. I,fo1n1c1'tir-ut 336-2107 What is LIKE? LIKE is a soft drink produced by The Seven-Up Company. It is a diet drink of 7-Up quality. Other diet drinks leave you thirsty. Not LIKE! LIKE is the first diet drink that really quenches thirst. LIKE gives vou a fresh. clean. natural taste as you drink it. 1Vhen vou've finished the battle. the taste stays fresh Q and your thirst is quenched. LIKE contains less than one calorie per six fluid ounces. That,s why diets like LIKE! THE MARSH PRESS, INC. GOOD PRINTING SINCE 1918 230 Wood Ave. Bridgeport - 334.3001 Letterpress - Offset - Raised Don Neuberger '57 Vice President liixl uiixlnw KH 'lillv lEl1l5S of Reliable Sanitation lfib Ulilfic-lil Drive lfairfielnl. Conn. LINDQUIST SUPPLY CO. 383 FAIRFIELD AVENUE lilillJClQPUR'l'. CONNECTICUT DAlLEY'S FLOWER SHOP Ill ls' lil N'lN. f,N'S lil,UfilllS TIIRI' PEOPLE U 'li' SFR l 2l5l lllznl- lI.,.k'l'nrnpik1- lfiorrn'r Frill-1-n llozull l'i1lllilil4'lll.li1vIlll1 'llVlIi flflf1flZZ'7fS Ipi annul ll.ul1-x Al'lillIl'l,1lilI'N C. M. F. Tires, Fairfield Firestone T50 Kings Highway Fairfield. Conn. Nlilforrl Firvst frll e lO63 Boston Post lioafl Xlilforfl. Conn. Norwalk Firm-stone l52 Yvostport Ave. Norwalk. Conn. In COMPLIMENTS OF Savoy Laundry S1 Linen Supply, Inc. 425 WOODEN ROAD STRATFORD, CONNECTICUT A Complete Line of Laundry, Dry Cleaning, and Rental Service R. L. SCINTO 81 COMPANY MERCHANTS OF JANITORIAL, PAPER AND RESTAURANT PRODUCTS 2368 MAIN STREET BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Scmto Means Service 333-9366 The Warren Kay Vanfine S'rucIio, Inc. SERVING WITH PLEASURE THE 1965 MANOR OFFICIAL CLASS PI-IOTOGRAPHER I32 BOYLSTON ROAD BOSTON, MASS XXX CGNGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1965 W e .QCD N' WELCOME vow av' bo I bm . Congratulations to the Class of '65 from Fairfield University's Pre-Legal Guild Contract Plating Co., Inc. ESTABLISHED 1865 , 040 Longsbrook Avenue Q Stratford, Conn. G. W. Fairchild 8a Sons, Inc. JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS 997 Main Street Bridgeport, Connecti 'I' FAIRFIELD LAUNDROMAT I227 Post Roacl lOpp. Post Office, Fairfield, Connecticut Tel. CL 9-7286 ,Iobbing Work Quickly I Attended To - Heating Work A Specialty W. CARROLL Sz SON, INC. PLUMBING, HEATING AND SHEET METAL WORK 1989 Post Road - Fairfield, Conn. F. W. CARROLL, JR. - Class of 1955 Best Wishes To The Class of 1965 From The Class of 1967 I f IIorig1'41tt1l1lti..vistorlllivfllaxofl965 from Fairfield niversity Book Store THE HATTON OPTICAL COMPANY GUILD OPTICIANS I4-30 Post Road 2758 Main Street Fairfield, Conn. Stratford, Conn. 259-2268 378-2281 GREEN COMET DINER 'rors IN 'rowx' im ns -l fl W. .r.i.J- .IJJ 'I A CAREER with the WALTER S. ROBBINS AGENCY Gem-vo' Agents in New Yovk Cm, cod FcnCeld County Connggm H.. .-. - If ltf me campon, of Sp gn ia Mm, YOUR BEST CAREER OPPORTUNITY MAY BE RIGHT HERE IN FAIRFIELD COUNTY You can find out quickly. This booklet, yours for the asking, will give you the factual information about a career with the Walter S. Robbins In- surance Agency. and a personal account of one of the young men who has already established a successful career with this outstanding agency. The Walter S. Robbins Agency, formed in 1958, is the General Agent in Fairfield County and New York City for the Massachu- setts Mutual Life Insurance Company of Springfield, Massachu- setts, one of the nation's most successful and respected life insurance companies. One of the unusual features of this young agency is its summer program, in which qualified men may spend a full summer doing just one thing - finding out about the life insurance business and the Walter S. Robbins Agency. fl- I' I i s, I striv e , R' s a - i t -'lm x xi just write. phone. or stop in to see us. R68-'lil-78 THE WALTER S. ROBBINS AGENCY ,O Kings Midway mlmjff I6l Hillside Road. Fairfield, Connecticut, 259-7831 X Fairfield. ffornrnf-rtivlit The Bellarmine Club Fairfield University cmd Prep School Wishes All The Best To The Class of '65 ,H , ,. . ., ii- v'Xl!.lN in I rlntii tr. x ra vo-t ll ln paw 'nr-re hlxen ue tan in-ure the lveit in 1're:iliwq::alitx untl wrvit-e? HHOKQ , . I l1O0Kl,l-ITS. . i f'fXT:'lI.0CI'ES Rl'fl'0H'I'S. . . SCHOOL P.'ll'ER9 IEISINICFS UH PERSON,-Xl, FTNTIONERY THE FAIRFIELD PRESS ilixiciun nt' Fairfield County Publications i.t'fii-.--- H12 King- Highway i-ut off. Fairfield 259-3366 l0T lfu-t State Street. W'estport '7'7' I2ll Best Wishes - Donal C. Collimore Donal M. Collimore T. F. Gilroy Daly John T. Fitzpatrick John P. Fray Compliments of Greenfield Pharmacy 65 Iiur. Bronson Fairfif-lil. Conn. Phone: 253-ISO? THE FAIRFIELD INN CATERERS Post Road Fairfield, Connecticut Phone 259-084-I With the Best Wishes of Comerford Manufacturing Coinpany, Incorporated Compliments of Chieppo Bus Co. New Haven, Conn. 4467-6371 B7 O2 2 S020 STANDARD STATIONERY INC. STATIONERY - PRINTING - OFFICE FURNITURE Compliments of Howard Enterprises GREY LINE Amusements Complete Vendin BUS CU., INC. 137 DOVER ST. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. 336-4-735 Compliments of Fruitrich Cadillac Oldsmobile, Inc 1027 Fairfield Avenue Bridgeport, Connecticut 367-8681 RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES excellent design skilled craftsmanship superb quality YOUR CLASS JEWELER DIEGES 8. CLUST 226 PUBLIC ST., PROVIDENCE, R. I. NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTU RING JEWELERS I ,i A f BRIDGEPORT, CONN. exfencb Aearfiedf congrafufafiond an Cordoba! gone! widkefi fo flue grcwluafion Cfcwri 0 f 965 more than a :tore . . . Il conznzunigf Z.1 l.fIZ.fZlf1'07l since 1857 fl My CVM of 1965 d5'mfw1Z!mAiay.ouD1fhQ4Qa1mfomfruz. 602 luww fha! whatwm you do, 11.01111 actiona wlflnngleddmdlfnn 11.0102 Arhaol dqabz bmi wzhlum and qond luck, down fluzlpzam tomme. is fi Y-7 hy J 5' I,- Expert Collision Work - Painting Body and Fender Repairs Faiffielde only Blll Parmelee Cycle Radiator and Glass Shop Hme Bros. I d M C I mporte gotor .ye es Sales 8 Service 2269 Post Road Your Bridgeport Honda Headquarters Phone e 255-04401 Nights - 259-8079 374-6264 3341-T824 154. Kings Highway Cut-off Truek 8 Auto - 24 Hour Towing Service Fairfield. Cgnn. Anywhere. Anytime Fairfield llral-ce S Wheel Aligrnnient Co. Compliments of and Covell's Texaco Vinny, 9 I,onlpl4-lc' Brake N-rvn 4- ' Nlotor Tune up ' Wlu-ffl Nligning Bob, 5 Wh:-1-I llalanvinp ' Framf- Stmiglitv-ixingz Qf.'v'l-'llllll lillwlzf' IIT!-fiflfli l lf','J l'o-1 llmul huirfif-lfl. Conn. Vinco Sound Systems Sound For The Performing Arts Mr. Vincent Esposito Sound Engineer i2 Foch St. Homden, Conn. 248-0914 O65 l 4 The Paint Corner, Inc. Herbert R. Smith Agency - Fashions For Your Walls - Realators H lnsurors 1330 Post Road 111-38 Post Road Fairfield, Conn. Fairfield. Connecticut 259-7821 255-1551 COMPLIMENTS OF . CAPITOL RESTAURANT 3 .30 I-LM. Sz BAR February I 5, I 965 124 ASYIUIH St- Hartforcl. Conn. I ' REMAR PRINTING Co. I BEST WISHES to The CLASS or 1965 IR 'I' EDEHAL gi,-fxx xv? ElXW'CLHE QS X R , , .' 1 'R ' RT fturfrlrilllr B5,fF3,f,1fE'AlLi 1 ,R M as EE sE'3'--, .ff-E' vw . no n 'W mea' !g . -:mg ' V 'L NI I I, F 0'R D IIOAO SYIEIT AT NIGN ON TNI GIHN PRINTERS - PUBLISHERS 182 Clintun Avenue Bridgeport. CllIlI1CL'tlC l 'lxelephumz 367-T632 1 Q1 1 s 1 7 as n - 3x Standard Aircraft Equipment Co. Inc. 969 Stewart Avenue Garden City New York Congratulations To The Class of '65 GINA'S PIZZA SHOPPE Spec'iaIi:z'r1g in bp htt G d L R l Ph 29 816 Compliments Of The New York Football Giants QFairfield's Summer Residentsl lgnatian Council No. 4203 Knights f Columbus V . s Senior Members of lgnatian Council lgnatian Council 544203, of the Knights of Columbus, congratulates the members of the Class of 1965 on the occassion of their graduation and wishes them every possible success and happiness in their future endeavors. At this time we also extend our sincerest gratitude to the 85 members of this graduating class who have played an active and vital part in the workings of our Council. It is our earnest and heartfelt prayer that they will continue to be active in the Order and thus inspire others, as they have inspired us, by their sense of dedi- cation to our Council, our Order and our Church. The Council singles out for special recognition the following graduating Brother Knights who have served us most honorably and faithfully during the past four years. Richard F. Meehan George G. Egan 1Grand Knight 1964-19651 tGrand Knight 1963-1964-Q Michael R. Dillon Vincent R. D,Alessandro, Jr. iDeputy Grand Knight 1963-64-J tlleputy Grand Knight 1962-19631 Frederick H. Lorensen Thomas R. Curtin 4Chancellor 1964-1965i 'Chancellor 1963-19641 Guy J. Caputo Leo G. Paquette tLecturer l963-1964-1 ll.-ecturer 1962-19633 Robert M, Rooney Dermond F. Norton tAdvocate 1964--19651 1Warden l963-l964J Charles F. Morgan Richard P. Kappenberg tlnside Guard 1964-19651 t0utside Guard 1963-1964-J Andrew S. Wasniewski James J. Gannon tlgnatian Bulletin Editor 1964--19651 tDegree Chairman 1964-19655 John R. Briggs. Jr. uliaul E'I5M?:g'n3 George A. Cincotta, Jr. osep . ar James R. Jackson Donald J' DYkas Harry A. Rissetto Thomas A. McGoldrick, lll David l. Wright. Jr. ITU Pust Road. Fairfield. Conn. AUTUMN LEAVES Mm-rivu's l,ilI'f1t'Sl Prurlucvr nf Sf-Iuml and lf:-llvgc Plmnugrapll Records l'iuirfi1-lcl lvnivvrsity Cleo Clulw 3fS':1 Lung Plan Records rv m-cv1 'ded 8 produced by IlIflIOIllllN4L l'l'l3l.lCA'l'lUNS COMPANY IBSH Pi 1f1'1' c Avclluc- Q1 llllf I 1-11 . New J err' sm 02-H05 Nlix- Sadnwx ' SALES Pnoc-3125552 ' IS BUSINESS FOR THE BIRDS? HE worm ON CAIXIPUS is THAT IT is. At least, so says a daily business journal. An increasing percentage of college grad- uates are said to be shunning business in favor of such fields as teaching, scientific research, law and public service. All these are very honorable vocations. They serve the well-being of all of us. But think a minute! TVhat would our nation be like if from the beginning of our history American business had not been harnessed to the American dream - day in and day out providing products and services which have greatly enhanced our national health and strength, constantly innovating and changing to provide better products and better jobs at better incomes, contributing hnancial help to our chari- ties, our schools and colleges and - through taxes - support- ing government itself. VVC think the businessman renders an important service, too - one which demands all a man can give in terms of in- telligence and heart- in solving the problems which impede mankind's progress. Let a man follow his vocational bent. But if business is for the birds, we hope many graduates will learn to Hy. Bvgress k Uur Mosf lmporfanf Hoducf GENERAL ELECTRIC BRIDGEPORT, CONN., U.S.A. THE E. 8m F. CONSTRUCTION C0 BUILDERS OF BERCHMAN'S HALL CAMPION HALL LOYOLA HALL XAVIER HALL GONZAGA HALL CANISIUS HALL GYMNASIUM .... BRIDGEPORT - CONNECTICUT 8: FROM PHOTOGRAPHY TO LITHOGRAPHY A COMPLETE SERVICE FOR A SUCCESSFUL YEARBOOK Bradbury, Sayles, O'Neill, Hurley SL Thomson, Inc. Chrysler Building New York 17, N.Y. . Wellesley, Mass., 19 Northgate Rd., CE 5-8877 Branch Offices-A1bany, N.Y., 450 Western Ave., HE 8-0361 Photography Division Victor O'Neill HOW DOES ONE FEEL UPON VIEWING TIIE FINISHED PRODUCT? AS EDITOR, I IMAGINE MY EMOTIONS WILL BE DIFFERENT FROM YOURS. FOR ME THERE IS HAPPINIQSS, DISAPPOINTMENT, A BIT OF LONELINESS AND MUCH PRIDE. WE MADE TIIE .I!.4.YOR 1965 A YE.-IR BOOK. NOT JUST A SENIOR CLASS BOOK. Fun ALI., I-'ROM I-'ROSH 'IO GRADIATES, THERE IS SOME MESSAGE, SOME SEN- SATION, SOME PICTLRE WHICH IS YOI'RS. AND TO EACH IT WILL BE SOME THING DIFFERENT. 'l'O ALL Ol4R CONTRIBUTORS I SAY THANK YOU FOR YOUR TRUST IN ME AND TIIE S'I'AFF. WITHOl I' YOLTR SITPPORT THIS DREAM WOULD NOT HAVE SEEN lIEAI.I'I'Y. I REGRET THAT MANY MORE DID NOT SHARE THIS TRUST WITH YOIQ BIT I Gl'ESS 'l'HAT IS TO BE EXPECTED. ALLOW MIL TO THANK MY EDITORS: -NBOB MAZZOCHI FOR HIS DEDICATION. IDEAS, AND ABOVE ALL, HIS MORAL SI'I'POR'I' WHEN THE I-IND AI'I'EARED SO FAR OFF. -LORRY ZEI GNER. JACK CRAIG. AND BOB BOLLO WHO HANDLED ADS AND FINANCES FOR ME, WITIIOUT THEIR ASSISTANCE I WOI7LD HAVE BEEN LOST. -GEORGE CINCOTTA AND BOB MORRISSEY FOR THEIR WORK ABOVE AND BEYOND THE CALL OF DI'TY. THEY SPENT MANY VACATIONS IN THE OFFICE WORKING ON TIIIIIR SECTIONS. -LEO PAOI ETTE WIIO IIELPED I'S WITH OI'R EXPRESSION. WE KNEW WHAT WE WANTED TO SAY. Bl'T HE SAID IT. -JEFF CAMI'BEI.I, WHO PRESENTED THE SPORTS SECTION IN A NEW, VIVID WAYQ I FIND HIS INSIGHT INTO THE ATHLETIC WORLD MOST INTERESTING. -SIIEI,I,Y KATSOI-'F FOR HIS ARDENT WORK IN PRODUCING A NOVEL AND AT'I'RAC'I'IVE SENIOR SECTION. -BILL FLAHIVE FOR HIS PHOTOGRAPHY AND ASH THUMM FOR HIS EXCEL- LENT WORK ON TIIE FACULTY SECTION. THANKS TO MR. MADDEN. S.,I.. MR. BALDE'I'I'I. AND FR. McCORMICK FOR THEIR INSPIRATION AND HELP WHEN THE CHIPS WERE DOWN. A SPECIAL NOTE OF APPRECIATION GOES TO JOHN KARAMON, PUBLIC RE LATIONS PHOTOGRAPHER, AND TED BUKOWSKI, HIS ASSISTANT, FOR HELP REN- DERED AS TIIE DEADLINE APPROACHED. MR. VICTOR H. O'NEILL, OUR REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE PUBLISHER, IS A MAN OF OUTSTANDING CHARACTER AND ABILITY. WE HAVE ALL GROWN BECAI SE OF OI'R RELATIONSHIP WITH HIM. HOW TO END BUT TO BID ADIEU TO YOU, OUR PATRONS, AND WISH YOU SUCCESS IN YOI'R FI'TURE AT FAIRFIELD AND IN THE YEARS TO COME. TO OUR FRIENDS, TO OUR ENEMIES, TO FAIRI-'IELD. AVE ATOIII-I VAI,F.. VINCENT R. D'ALESSANDRO, JR. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF