Immaculate Heart Of Mary Seminary - Counsels Yearbook (Lenox, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1972 volume:

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It's easy and quite natural for us to have a bond with someone having the same interest and very unnatural for us to share this bond of brotherhood with someone who is not in the same class. As one views the issue of universal brotherhood, one does not have to look far to see the discrimination, the lonelynesstthe wars that are rampant throughout the world, and discover that this is but an idea, a concept that seems to be intangible. Because we believe that this concept is tangible, the Staff of Counsels 1972 has selected Brotherhood as the theme of this yearbook. We would like to re-assert the necessity for a strong belief in the brotherhood of man. People live together-race with race, creed with creed, nation with nation-and try, with varying success, to help each other. But the vigor, the fullheartedness of our effort is not too clearly manifest. ls the poverty of so many of our brothers as inescapable as it seems to those who must endure it? Must hunger be the lot of so many-even in our own richly endowed country? And war, riots, bloodshed and hatred-are these outside the scope of brother- hood? We must assert again the need for a more vital brotherhood. We must listen more fervently to that internal voice which demands that we look upon every human ,person as being worthy of our respect and our love. Only as we look upon every man and love him for the human being that he is, only as we respect him for that touch of the immortal which is implanted in each of us, only then can we engage in truly fraternal work. We pledge ourselves to this renewal of brotherhood with all the moral vigor that God grants to those who do His work. -5 .i X--.. f 'v acult . . wish from now on to become conscious of all that thevworld loves, pursues and suffers. I want to be the first to seek, to sympathize and to suffer-the first to unfold and sacrifice myself, to become more widely human and more nobly of the earth than any of the worlcls servants. Pierre Teilharcl de Chardin ' ' k ' - '- -1 .xgigfvaii-::iffgggqgsgizgs-- - - ,.-55555555 , .. A M.-..,... . - .. f i if Q.: ., - - kk g 49. 5 l Reverend Joseph Potocnak, S.C.j. Rector Social Studies 4 f-4 ' Reverend Leo Krah, S.C.j- Dean of Men Englislig Musicg Student Council Moderatorg Explorer Advisor Reverend Thomas Burns, S.C Principal Frenchg Yearbook Advisor ,A .V 3 5, f: f Wm f f X 4 f , f A M f,ff2 4 47, , ,QW asf' new X 1 WMFWM., Reverend Charles Kelly, S.C.J. Treasurer Religion Reverend Richard MacDonald, S.C.j. Prater Tim Gray, S,C,j, Director of Afhlefifs Assistant Dean of Men, Mathematicsg Newspaper Religion Advisor 'w...... Frater Robert Markunas, S.C.J. Reverend Walter B. Nabity, S.C.J ASSiSfaf1f Dean Of M9119 SPf1f1iSh3 FHCUIYY Illfifm' Speechg Debate Moderatorg Forensics Advisor ariang Liturgical Commission Advisor Reverend Robert Hess, S.C.j. Guidance Counselorg Latin ii? isa. M Wjyfw Km-WAWWQM Bfmhef Linus ZiI1dO1'f, SC-J. Reverend Francis Burshnick, S.C Librarian Mathematics Q .,,,,, M ,,,, , H fe J G Reverend Robert Donlan, S.C.j. Brother john Thomas, S.C.j. Director of Admissions Physicsg Maintenance Engineer Mr. Robert Boyer Mr. Charles Allen Social Studies Sciences WM Miss Isabel Hesse Mrs. Lisa Forino Latin English Brother john Haselhoff, S.C.J. Brother Lawrence Gauthier, S.C.J. Carpenter General Maintenance-g Apostolic Activities Brother Longinus Gerecht, S.C.j. Bookkeeper ffront row: Sister Flora, R.O.D.A., Sister Theresa, R.O.D.A., Sister Dorothy, R.O.D.A. Cback rowj Sister Margarita, R.O.D.A., Sister Stella, R.0.D.A., Sister Ada Lia, R.O.D.A Mother Soledad Chacon, R.O.D.A. Mrs. Idamae Scaramuzzi Mrs. Margaret Mahoney Library Secretary Nurse Mr. Mario T1'iSt21I1y Mfg, D0f0thy McGee Dieticiang Cook Receptionist nr' 1 Z. jj - ' - --pg ..--'- ,. -ef 3 Seniors United to our brothers by a common encl, which lies outside of-ourselves and we only breathe, experience shows us that to love is by no means to look at one but to look together in the same direction. Antoine, de r l?JdX,,':-.L,- 1 ' - z'fHffg. -a E , . ,,. . . Q lie, it ., X . ik? XS. X X wfwwf w 0 V wif wr, V, , 'r, 7,, D 7 9 X W, w If 2 f 2 4 'W ihf fi , 4147 X W ..- -' Q2 W ,,,,,ff,,ffW,A- ff Q .JW v5 W, .,, 2 , if as -41,6 .1 i' Y, ' an 1 -55.04 f I V4 wa, vf, WWW Z M - we , 4 My W ' Of f XV? f, yy, W f - ' W ,ab A :gl A W WM, , W . W W M f - 'T A f ,,,, A V , fi? VZ?-5'mW 1 eff. 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ULV Rockville, Connecticut Chess Club, 3, Glue Club, 2, 3, 45 Special Choir, 3, 43 Yearbook. rig Student Council, 3 DOUGLAS JOSEPH ATSON ' December 25, 1953 A A i ' i i Metuchen, New jersey Apostolic Activities, 2, 43 Debate, I, 2, 5, lg dent, 45 Art Club, lg Special Choir: 3: Na- Ifxplorcrs, X, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 51 Glet: tional Honor Society, 5, 4: Varsity Hockey, Club, 2, Student Council, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- 2: Yearbook, 3, 4 ' 'fr V 'W-1ll:g.,,:l '. fa!!- ! is in win. ,,, A . 0----1 i Underclassmen ii Some day, after we have mastered the winds, the waves, the tides and gravity, we will harness for God the energies of loveg and then for the second time in the history of the World . . . man will have discovered fire. Pierre Teilhard de Chardin My A Jack Cominoli, John Collins, Mark Garrow, Emery Beaulieu, Keith Burrus. Gerard Hefner, jim Koepfler, Henry Leszkowicz, Bill Hanlon, Herman Flacke. -11' P Keith Renaldi, Ed Prybylski, Frank Presto, Vince Symanski. Ki I I Q 3 a 5 i E i F e Q 5 2 I n X 3 I I Steve Roy, Mike Read Dennis Marcotte, Craig McKee, Wally Lukasik, Bob Piernock, Mike Perry. 39 O 0 e H1 X, O G S I' Dan Sormani, Dan McCusker, Bill Lambe, Joe Meserole, Ray Palermo, Rich Pfeiffer Ecl Whiresell, Bob Bresnahan, Mike Sweeney, Bob Trahan, Bill Szewczyk, Luis Valentin. lil WWMLB 5 gh, ig ,',,f ff , , 1, ii i X v 'V I L Tl If A Q ,,. Q 5 I Wifi -49? Mike Capazzoli, Tom Brown, Dennis Connelly, Bob Borsrelmann, Roger Beauregard Dave Holodalc, Tim Keenan, joe Fluet, Tom Donahue, Kevin Connelly, joe Laflamme. I' G S ITI G D Tom Lambe, Kevin Horan, Paul Krug, John Halpin. John Grennan Fred Ramsey, Ken Pilla, Andy O'Neill, john Moran, Steve Kennedy, Terry Lavoie. AW? 'QW wmv' X 'w 'S Marty Cummings, Joe Adams, Louis Comeau, Tim Colberg, Chris Diaz, Jim Barbehenn. 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To- gether they help the students to be- come better seminarians through their work. School Officers: Secretary Edward Kilianski, President John jackson and Vice-President Douglas Watson. 7' Student Council Members: Cback rowb Craig McKee, Harry McAllister, Michael Capazzoli, Michael Perry, Raymond Palermo, Alex Romanov, Ralph Plumridge, Kenneth Pilla, and Christopher Diazg ffront IOWD Edward Kilianski, John jackson, Douglas Watson. 'N-. ational Honor Society Members: Cstandingj Peter Grazulis, Edward Kilianslci, John jackson, Gerard Hefner, Mark Garrowg Csittingj Douglas Watson, Ralph Plumridge, Mark Thompson, Francis Presto. The most distinguished society of Bellefontaine is the Father Francis X. Hudson chapter of the National Honor Society. Officially founded in 1969, this society inducts new members each year. Induction into this society requires excelling performance in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. A student is eligible for mem- bership in this organization at the completion of his sophomore year at which time he may be inducted on probation. Any student inducted during his junior or senior year becomes a permanent member of. this society. The Honor Society tries to stress the values for which it stands to all students at Bellefontaine and encourages them. to strive for membership or at least to pursue the values which it upholds. Bellefontaine Staff: fstandingj Brian Stolte, Ralph Plumridge, Kevin Horan, Roger Beauregard, Raymond Pa- lermo, Joseph Fluet, Edward Prybylski, Henry Leszkowicz, Francis Presto, Richard Roman, William Ney, Edward Kilianslti, Peter Grazulis, Timothy Ryan, Csittingy Craig McKee, Michael Perry, Matthew Torrey, Richard Pfeiffer, Robert Piernock, Christopher Diaz, Robert Trahan, William Lambe, Robert Bresnahan, and Gerald Hefner. ,vb ,. Bellefontaine, 21 quar- terly school newspaper published hy the students, is a member of the Na- tional Scholastic Press As- sociation. The newspaper covers every phase of ,, ,V school news, and offers the students another out- let to develop their pen- craft. Editors: Brian Srolte and Edward Kiliansl-ci. Counse 5 '72 Production Heads: Dominic Speca, Brian Stolte, Leo Mahoney, George Keenan, Edward Kilianski, Douglas Watson, Harry McAllister, joseph DiPeri, John jackson. The yearbook, Counsels, is produced by the seniors and the yearbook staff in the spring of each year. In future years the alumni will be able to reflect upon their memo- ries of their Bellefontaine years, through this book. im 4- .Na . . Q ,anim ss., t M., sm- .. ,S W Q an., , Amr ' . 1 at tr us- fr, , 1 ma fa r-.t K, .sa-.L at Mm.. r. .. -t lf, ,M ,s', THE STAFF Co-Editors: Leo Mahoney, Harry McAllister Personnel: Edward Kilianski Activities: john jackson Sports: George Keenan, Dominic Speca Business: joseph DiPeri, Charles Gallagher Photography: Stevens Studios Typing: Brian Stolte, Craig McKee Staff: Cback rowp james Koepfler, Mark Thompson, Edward Kilianslti, Harry McAllister, Richard Roman, George Boisse, Brian Stolte, Edward Prybylslri, john jackson: fmiddle rowj Steven Roy, Peter Grazulis, Dominic Speca, Gerard Hefner, joseph DiPeri, Douglas Watson, George Keenan, Craig McKee, William Vassilopoulosg Cfront rowb Roger Beauregard, Robert Trahan, Frank Presto, Robert Piernock, and Joseph Eluet. Liturgical Commission Members: Cstandingl Edward Kilianski, Robert Piernock, William Vassilopoulos, Harry Mc- Allister, Craig McKee, Raymond Palermog Csittingj George Boisse, Paul Krug, and Fredrick Ramsey. The Liturgical Commission plays an important part in the spiritual life and liturgy of the seminarians. The -,purpose of the Commission is to give the students a greater awareness and participation in the liturgy and to help them more fully understand it. Under the coordination of Frater Robert Markunas, the commission is effective in that it adds and gives more variety to the religious functions in the seminary.. The liturgy becomes more and more the students liturgy through the efforts of this club. Speech Coinciding closely with the ideals of the Dehon Debating Society is the Immacu- late Heart of Mary Speech Club. Both these organizations strive to develop the imagina- tion, alertness, and public speaking abilities of the seminarians and at the same time help to foster the idea of healthy competition. Founded in 1962, this club has participated an- nually in both the Diocesan and State Speech Festivals, All seminarians are eligible to join and participate in either one or both of the above mentioned festivals. The categories which are offered are: original oration, poetry reading, extemporaneous speaking, radio b . . . . roadcasting, dramatic monologue, humorous prose, prose reading, and group discussion. This club has brought many honors to the school including two gold medals and four silver medals won this year in the Diocesan Festival. it n W' Speech Semi-Finalists: Cstandingj Brian Stolte, Craig McKee, Gerard Hefner George Boisse Ed- ward Kilianskig Ckneelingj Robert Borstelmann, William Lambe, Christopher Diaz. i Explorers One of the most popular and energetic clubs here at Bellefontaine is the Explorer Post. The explorer program fits in very well with sem- inary life since it promotes good leadership and respon- sibility in the individual members. Fifty-two young men who meet twice a month to discuss their activity plans constitute Post lOl. These explorers T contribute much of their time and hard work to the success of the post. The activities this year in- cluded several hikes to Bear Town Mountain, a trip to the Explorer Officers: Mr. Mendel, Michael Perry, Fr. Krah, Edward Prybylski, Walter Springfield Hall of Fame, Lukasik, and Robert Piemock. and a day at the armory. All m ft these trips will lead up to a super activity in which some of the explorers will partici- pate at the end of the year. Our Explorer Post helps these young men to grow with the riddles of nature and aids them in overcoming the many obstacles which one confronts in the wilderness. The Explorers: fback rowj Mike Frisco, Marty Cummings, Rick Pfeiffer, Rich Roman, Mike Read, Mark Thompson, john Jackson, Craig McKee, Harry McAllister, Ed Kilianski, Gerry Hefner, Charlie Gallagher, Doug Watson, Joe DiPeri, Dom Speca, George Boisse, Frater Tim Gray, Matt Torrey, Tim Ryan, Andy O'Neill, Kevin Horan, Charlie Samolinski, Joe Laflammeg Cfront rowj Matt Wilkowski, Bill Lambe, Bob Bresnahan, Paul Krug, Tom Lambe, Ken Pilla, Luis Valentin, joe Adams, Tim Colberg, Paul Wilson, Louis Comeau, joe Price, Mike Shuler, Fred Ramsey, and Bob Borstelmann. Debate Debaters: Michael Capazzoli, Christopher Diaz, Craig McKee, William Vassilopoulos, Gerard Hefner, Douglas Watson, Andrew O'Neill, and Robert Borstelmann. The Dehon Debating Society is a member of the Springfield Diocese and Speech League and the Berkshire Forensic League. Under the guid- ance of Father Walter Na- bity, the debate team has done well in its competi- tion throughout Western Massachusetts. This club gives the individual de- bater a chance to become an effective speaker in this free society which de- mands advocacy. Varsity Berkshire League Standings Immaculate Heart vs Cranwell CWonj St. joseph's CLostJ Pittsfield CWonD Lee CWOnJ Cranwell CWonj Pittsfield CWonJ St. joseph's CLostD Lee CWonD onogram Club The Monogram Club is another one of the more involved groups at Bellefontaine. The main objectives of this organization is to promote good sportsmanship, encourage athletic achievement, insure proper maintenance and use of sports equipment, assi? athletic directors, and prepare athletic facilities for various sports events. Students who have achieved one varsity letter or two junior varsity letters may se- cure membership in the club. The Monogram Club meets several times a year to organize and sponsor worthwhile sport activities, both varsity and intramural, for the student body and for the members themselves. They also suggest rule changes and implement new sports events. Q. i QQ? li A It 't Members: Cstandingj Ray Palermo, Wally Lukasilc, Joe DiPeri, john Jackson, Mike Capazzoli, Ed Kilianslci, Tim Keenan, Charlie Gallaghetg fsittingb Henry Leszkowicz, Dom Speca, Pete Grazulis, Mike Perry, George Keenan, George Boisse, and Tom Brown. 11-- i. lv' fi t 1- 1 -t Z 1 'I P .1 v J : E...-L f fha ,- - . 41 i' aff- , .. 3 -is ' 32? e. . e . ' ' ' ' ' fs -f-1Qgld'3-525+ ' I, Y - .- f . t1ZT 'a.4.y ,im Fifi iffififtt Ti 4 1:3 4 ij., -l'3?'4:-' , - tvffzfq' T5 5 .him ' ' . 1 wifi! : - . , ll -i3.f,fV-.QQ 55771: 2 I XSQSAQ? iii ic? 1'59Q'gf: , -:i.7..f ' F51 Thi ' iw- We : K iff 1 1 F. mmf, 5 ,gf '-,I f.,,g 'E 'Egg ' '- 4 ' -fkmfsn ew Jia 1 A f ,ivy gpm s ,, i ,zu - time it A ' ' in , .: ,.,:' , .ix '1 ' H5 W' - '-S X 3 A r ' 4 A . -X ' K ' ' The greatest gimod se can do for others is not just to share our riches with them but to reveal their riches to them- selves. ' 0 . I , s V3 N x N I ' 1 , , I4 I ll Varsity Basketball Members: Cstandingb Fr. MacDonald fCO3Cfl,, joe Meserole, Tom Brown, Wally Lukasik, Dan McCusker, Mike Perry, Les Reclfielcl, Rick Pfeiffer, Henry Leszlcowicz fManagerDg flcneelingj John Collins, Tim Keenan, Henry Smith, George Keenan, and Ray Palermo. Bellfontaine Varsity Basketball Statistics 1971-1972 Magicians AbdH1121'S 'Magicians Cornwall 'Magicians Berkshire Farms Magicians DHIIOW Magicians BUXIOH Magicians Rockwood Magicians Wahconah Magicians Darr0W 'Magicians Stockbridge Magiqiang Pittsfield Pgimg For Points Against 699 605 'S-.., WOW cb Q-i., George Keenan making a lay-up. Mike Perry and opposing player scrambling for the ball iiii Q3 1 ,,:?,,: . eW it lea gfnA s i lllllllllll, Dan McCusker loses tap-off t iw I f 5 EE y os s f,:, i 5 f I' I 551' ff 'W if ' Mike Perry attempts a o Berkshire Farms center. -I Henry Smith gets two points from the foul-line shot from the key. Tim Keenan on a jump-shot. junior Varsity Basketball Members: Cstandingy Fr. MacDonald fAssistant Coachb, Tim Ryan, Fred Ramsey, Joe Adams Matt Wilkoniski, Frater Gray CCoachJg ikneelingj Bob Borstelmanrf, Keith Lewis, Paul Wilson Mike Sweeney. Missing when picture was taken: Andy O'Neill, Matt Torrey, Junior Varsity Basketball Statistics 1971-1972 and Dan Fyffe Magicians 53 Windsor Mt. Magicians 49 Lenox Magicians 72 Kolburne Magicians 40 Kolburne Magicians 45 Darrow Magicians 59 Windsor Mt. Magicians 52 St. Mary's Points For Points Against 350 502 Varsity Hocke Hockey Players: Cstandingb Ed Kilianski CManager5, Alex Romanov, Rich Roman, john Jackson, Emery Beaulieu, Mike Perry, Charlie Gallagher, Harry McAllister, Ed Prybylski, Er. MacDonald CCoachJg Qkneelingl Mike Capazzoli, Leo Mahoney, Bob Piernock, George Boisse, Jim Koepfler, john Bolronhand Joe Eluer. Missing when picture was taken: Mr. White fCoachJ , joe DiPeri, and Dom Speca. STATISTICS Bellefontaine Varsity Hockey Statistics 1971-1972 Patroits Lenox Green Patriots Lenox Maroon Patriots Hoosac Patriots Wfindsor Mt. Patriots Cranwell Patriots Cranwell Patriots Lenox Green Patriots Hoosac Goals for Goals against 29 24 George with a save. Emery puts him down. I.H.M. moves in for a score. Charlie with a shot. X . NIS W N Father Mac heats up. Ed fakes the drop. Varsity Soccer Varsity Players: Kback rowj Bro. Alfie CAssistant Coachj, john Collins, Harry McAllister, Paul Kiley, Tom Brown, John Bolton, Mike Perry, Henry Leszkowicz CManagerJg Cmiddle rowj Fr. MacDonald CAssisrant Coachj, Ed Kilianski, Bill Vassilopoulos, jack Cominoli, Ed Prybylski, Herman Flacke, Mark Thompson, Henry Smith, Alex Romanov, Fr, Costello CCoachJg Cfront rowj Emery Beaulieu, Kevin Connolly, Tim Keenan, and Ray Palermo. Varsity Soccer Statistics 1971-1972 'Bellefontaine 5 Schuyler Prep. 1 'Bellefontaine 2 Berkshire Farms 1 'Bellefontaine 3 Hoosac 5 'Bellefontaine 3 Stockbridge 'Bellefontaine 2 Windsor Mt. Bellefontaine 2 Schuyler Prep Bellefontaine 3 Hoosac Bellefontaine 6 Berkshire Farms Bellefontaine 1 Stockbridge Bellefontaine 1 Pittsfield conference games 1972 Quarter Finals 'Bellefontaine 1 Wfindsor Mt. Goals For Goals Against 30 25 Soccer captains confer before the game. John Bolton and opposing player fight for possession of the ball. Paul Kiley brings the ball clown for the Magicians. 'WQKW , , 9, ,nfl :VV W .,,, ,r.. ..1, - . ,a -I-, V ,,,,, . . V V-if 'K' ML, Mark Thompson attempts a corner kick. Unidentified Bellefontaine player tries to score. Kevin Connolly kicks the ball out of Berkshire Farms scoring territory. Intramural Soccer FRESHMEN LEAGUE SOCCER FINAL STATISTICS TEAM RECORD Fred Ramsey 5-1-1 Matt Wilkowski 3-1-2 Tim Ryan 3-2-1 Dave Richardson 0-6-0 INTRAMURAL A LEAGUE SOCCER FINAL STATISTICS TEAM RECORD George Keenan 5-0-1 John Jackson 4-1-1 Charlie Gallagher 3-2-1 Leo Mahoney 0-5-1 ,A Intramural Hocke INTRAMURAL A LEAGUE HOCKEY FINAL STATISTICS TEAM Pete Grazulis Paul Kiley Doug Watson Ed Kilianski RECORD 3-0-1 2-1-1 1-2-1 0-3-1 by B LEAGUE HOCKEY FINAL STATISTICS TEAM Gerry Hefner Mark Thompson Charlie Sarnolinski Tom Lambe C LEAGUE HOCKEY FINAL STATISTICS TEAM Bill Hanlon Henry Leszkowicz Dan Sormani Dennis Marcotte RECORD 3-0-0 2-1-0 1-2-0 0-5-0 RECORD 3-0-0 1-2-0 1-2-0 1-2-0 Q ' 1 ' . 1, I KI, 1 A . Q ' - r- . ,- . f .. 11 1. 1 , 2' I n. I v I gi V 'f . Y. 1' Student L I don't know what your destiny will luc, lmut one thing I know, the only mics aiming you who will bc rcailly happy are xlinw whn lj?lVQxS0llglH and fouml liuw to U' My Doug and Leo on the scene. Talent ight I.H.M. Olympia Card Team Bill sweet and mellow. Bob takes the rap. Bob and Ed do their thing. MW ., WSheam.,.W...t..e-.W . Senor Hanlon loves Spanish. Freshman demonstrating study-hall techniques If Uncle Bob could see me now. Pilot to co-pilot. The Pere's coming 67 Rich Roman Deng Whtson As Years Co By lolm lsclcsorm cg Eli Kilinnskl Alex Rlmzzxnov Ga-urge Keenan Pete Grazulis Charlie Gallagher Hurry McA1l1srer Bxll Vassllopoulas joe DiPeri john Bolton Ei George Boxsse Dum Spcco if E Bill Ney 'Se Q Mark Thompson Leo Mahoney Ralph Plumridge The Freshmen Class of 1968 o i 0 Brian Stoltz: WW, Bronze Mr. 8: Mrs. P. Abate Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Arbolino Mr. 8: Mrs. George W. Bactini Mr. 8: Mrs. David Berkey Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Bober Louis Borzillo Mr. 8: Mrs. Brennan Stephen Bresnahan Mrs. Sally Brisbon Mr. 8: Mrs. F. Campanella Nicholas Capaldi Mr. 8: Mrs. Patsy Caputo Cardella Family Mrs. C. Carr Mr. 8: Mrs. Roland Charest Dennis Colberg Mr. 8: Mrs. John R. Colberg Mr. 8: Mrs. Herbert Colbourn Frank 8: Peggy Costabill Mrs. Martha Daily Mrs. Davidson Mr. 8: Mrs. Sam J. Demeo Mr. 8: Mrs. John Derent Mr. 8: Mrs. A. DeSimione John Eric Diaz Dickson Children Mr. 8: Mrs. M. DiPeri Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Dorchin Duffett Children DiFeliciantonio The F.B.S. for G.G. Romeo Finijio Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo Frisco Jean Frisco Judy Frisco Mr. 8: Mrs. E. Gambetta Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Garafalo Garden Gables Inn 8: Gift Shop Mr. 8: Mrs. P. Gaughn Mr. 8: Mrs. Norman Girardin Mr. 8: Mrs. William Glenn Mrs. Thomas Gluetner Mr. 8: Mrs. G. Gwillym Mrs. Catherine Hampton Mrs. Nonie Hampton Bill Hanlon Mrs. Florence Henry Mr. 8: Mrs. Gerard F. Hickey Mrs. Carmen Iorio Mrs. William Irizarry Mrs. Jones Mr. 8: Mrs. Daniel A. Kennedy Eleanor Kennedy Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Kilianski Sr. 8: Sons Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Kilianski Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Kilianski Jr. Mr. Edward Kilianski Jr. Sgt. Richard Kilianski Mr. Walter Kilianski Kiphart Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Koepfler Mr. 8: Mrs. John Krisak Mr. 8: Mrs. Alan Kromphold Miss Kathleen Krug Matthew Krug Mr. P. J. Lambe Barbara Landers John LaRusso Mrs. Pat Lewis Mr. 8: Mrs. Phillip Lewis Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank LoBiondo Mr. Dominick Loconti Miss M. Loughney Mrs. Dorothy F. Lowis In Memory of Angelo Maddalena Mr. 8: Mrs. Patrick J. Mahoney Mr. 8: Mrs. V. Marotta Mr. 8: Mrs. George Marshall Dan McCusker Sally Ann McCusker Mr. McDonnell Miss Anna T. McDonough Mr. David McNeil McSweeney Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Gasper Mendola Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Mendola Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Mendola Mr. 8: Mrs. S. Mendola Mr. 8: Mrs. V. Mendola Mr. Walter Miksza Domenic Mingrino Mollee's Mrs. Florence Mollits Michael Moran Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph W. Motyka Miss Rhea Ney Miss Ursula Nixon James J. O'Brien Mr. 8: Mrs. William O'Connor Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank O'Neill Mr. John J. Onufer Mrs. Nellie Onufer Mr. Thomas Onufer Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Osberg 8: Sons Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Osiecki Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry B. Phillips Mr. 8: Mrs. Primavera Mrs. Mattie Quien Faith Redfield Lester Redfield III Mark Redfield Redmond Family Mrs. C. M. Richardson Mr. 8: Mrs. S. J. Risolia Frances D. Robbins Mr. 8: Mrs. James Rotchford Marie T. Rowe Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Russo Mrs. Antoinette Sanitate Mr. Frank Sanitate Mrs. Henry J. Schuler Michael J. Shuler Mr. 8: Mrs. L. Silverman Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Skehan John Eric Speca Mrs. Margaret Steel Mrs. Bertha Stolte Dawn Stolte Mr. 8: Mrs. T. Sullivan Gilbert P. Tarleton Mrs. Toni Taylor Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Temple Mrs. Selma Ticotin Martin Torrey Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Veasey Jr. Mrs. Agnes Veasey Mr. 8: Mrs. Matthew J. Veasey Mr. 8: Mrs. S. Waldman Mrs. Mae Walpert Miss Mary Ward Mr. 8: Mrs. Joe Warsavage Miss Lucille Weichsel Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Wertz Stephen Wilkowski Mr. 8: Mrs. Harvey Winant Mrs. Frances Yoselowitz Miss Patricia Adams Mr. Armand Allard Mr. 8: Mrs. Ernest Allard Nlrs. Barett Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl E. Beck Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Boehme Mr. 8: lVLts. George H, Boisse jr. Mr. George H. Boisse Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Borstleman Christine Bresnahan Lisa Calleja Mr. 8: Mrs. N. A. Campbell lVLrs. Ida Cantilena Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Cantilena Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Cummings Mr. 8: Mrs. Leonidas Cummings Steven Cutri Primo DeFlavis Mar. 8: Mrs. Wilbert Dettmann Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael DiBruno lVLr. 8: Mrs. james Dickson Mr. 8: Mrs. Salvatore DiPeri Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank DiSalvatore Henry Dombrowski Mr. 8: Mrs. james Donellan Mr. 8: Mrs. Edmund Doxey Thomas Doxey Anna Fedoris Geraldine A. Fischer A Friend Robert Frisco Brother Roland Gaudette Francis Ginkus Miss Patricia Grebloski lVIr. 8: lVIrs. Martin Heitz Mr, Gerald Held Robert Hergenroeder The Holodak Family Marie Holodak Mr. 8: Mrs. Victor Holom Mr. 8: Mrs. james Horan Mr. 8: Mrs. john jackson Sr. Kahmer Family joseph Keenan Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward J. Kiley Mr. 8: Mrs. Gerald Kromphold Mr.' 8: Mrs. john Kromphold Kromphold Children Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Krug Mr. 8: Mrs. Alexander Lavoie Mr. Ernest F. Lehman Mr. 8: Mrs. Warren Lemerich Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Marinaro Mrs. Ruth Mascolino Rev. Leo McCarthy Mr. John McDonough Miss Mary M, McDonough Mr. Paul McMillen Dr. 8: Mrs. George E. Membrino Thomas Miksia Mr. 8: Mrs. Norm Milledge Frank Naselewski Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles E. Ney Mrs. A. Nicewicz Joseph Nicewicz Rev. Paul Onufer Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Passanante Mr. 8: Mrs. Salvatore Passanante Mr. 8: Mrs. Andrew A. Pilla Mr. Peter A. Pilla Mrs. Ellen Plurnridge Quinn Family Mr. 8: Mrs. john Quinn Mr. 8: Mrs. Lester Redfield Mat. 8: Mrs. Michael Redfield Mr. 8: Mrs. R. D. Richardson Mrs. Sadie Robinson Steven A. Roy Mr. 8: Mrs. joseph Ryan Mr. 8: Mrs. William Ryan Mr. 8: Mrs. H. Sabine Mr. 8: Mrs. Vito Sanitate lVIr. john R. Sigetti Cathy Stephens Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry Symanski Mrs. Katherine Symanski Mrs. Richard Torrey Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Toth Mr. Paul E. Wolf Geno J. Zorzin Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter Adams Ascension of Our Lord Church Timothy 8: Mary Bresnahan Elizabeth Cantilena Mr. 8: Mrs. john Capozzoli Mrs. Grace M. Chamberlain Mr. 8: Mrs. j. W. Colberg Thomas Collins Mr. 8: Mrs. William Connolly Mrs. Mary Cudmore Ivirs. Rose Doxey Mr. 8: Mrs. Bernard J. Fay Bernard G. Fay Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph J. Fay The Feliciano Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Fischer Miss B. K. Flood Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond J. Foster Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Gallagher Mr. 8: Mrs. Grazulis Mrs. Leo Gaudreau Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Grennan Mr. 8: Mrs. james Hanlon Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Harrigan Margret Isles Mr. 8: Mrs. john Jackson Ann Keenan Mr. W. H. Lambe Miss F. K. Kiley WE'RE NOT EXPERTS YET! Cold Mrs. W. H. Lambe Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Lavoie Mr. 8: Mrs. Francis E. McCusker Mr. Frank McMillen Meserole Family Mr. 8: Mrs. joseph P. Moran Rev. Vincent Nebus Mr. 8: Mrs. Anselmo Palermo The Pfeiffer Family Mr. joseph R. Pierce Mr. 8: Mrs. Piernock 8: Family The Victor V. Presto Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Francis Renaldi 8: Family Mr. Alfred Roy Mrs. Jeannette Roy Mr, 8: Mrs. Phil Rodriguez Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas P. Ryan Mr. :Q Mrs. Harry J. Shuler jr. Christopher Sormani Mr, 8: Mrs. Edward Stolte Cathryn H. Sullivan Steve Sweeney Mr. 8: Mrs. joseph Symanski 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Torrey Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Vassilopoulos Mr. 8: Mrs. F. Wilkowski Mr. 8: Mrs. Frederick C. Wilson 8: Family Mary E. 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