St Basils Preparatory School - Chateau Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1949 volume:

N.F..,. 5 g - 2 .Y. ,. . ,. , . . , r 59:5 .nd A Ve, , ,ai ,- , - 2 2 ' ' mug v The Senior Class of Sfomford Connecflcuf Sf Boslls College Preporofory School presents TH 4:9 E 19 ,H N3 QQ 5 xc ww 1 eww WN 'pldllw f ' 2 1949 1949 GOLD Oul' of l'he hllls of 'l'he Slerros came l'he 49ers of a cenlury ago laden wllh gold Today we come modern 49ers oul' of fhe golden halls of Sl' Bosal s beormg lhe wealfh of 'four us Dug In boys 'lhur s gold In 'lhem lhor halls years of sfudy. Jubilanfly do we cry 'lo 'lhose who follow His Holiness Pope Pius XII With respect and gratitude we, The Senior Class of I949, humbly dedicate our Annual to His Excellency, The Most Reverend Constantine Bohachevsky, Ordinary of the Ukrainian Catholic Diocese ofthe United States in recogni- tion of His Excellency's efforts and achievements as founder of St. BasiI's Preparatory School and St. Basil's College as well as in honor of His Excellency's twenty-fifth anniversary as Bishop. MOST REVEREND AMBROSE SENYSHYN, Auxiliary Bishop of the Ukrainian Catholic Ordinari- ate, President of St. Basil's Col- lege and College Preparatory School. MOST REVEREND HENRY J. O'BRIEN, Bishop of Yhe Hartford Diocese. REV. NICHOLAS BABAK, Principal Vice-Rector REV. ALFRED J. MENTH, C.SS.R., Spiritual Director FACULTY REV. PAUL IWACHIW, 3 REV. STEPHEN J. CHREPTA, Instr. of Religion ond Chemistry, Moderator of the Annual REV. JOSEPH ZAKREVSKY, Instr. of Biology Q 5. Foculfy -'gr' REV. EMIL MANASTERSKY Librarian REV. PETER FEDORCHUCK, Instr. of Mathematics and Physics Bins -J .C ' Y. had 'Tf.',..l REV. WALTER PASKA, Instr. of English I hc, Xb, f f REV. PETER SKRINCOSKY, Instr. of Latin, Director of Athletics .ay MR. BERNARD COLEY Instr. of General Science u ' MR. M. BORYSIUK f -I f ff Instr. of Ukrainian f 0 I , , ' MR. A. DEGENNARO I ff Instr. of Modern Languages MR. JAMES Hess: ,' , Q 1 Instr. of History., H 'vfanlf if . r Coach of Athletics ,fi iffy X X f 4 'F' CLASSES Freshmen TV . 3, My W A - -wr . 6 I ,f 1 '- x if' 'iv- fi X 1 EW tl' 3, 1 5 ypgu If Q .1 1. .,,, f as :mari Sophomores Firsf Row, leff to righf: Kern. Symionow. Prybylo. Rev. P. Fedorchuck. Roberfson, ' S cond Row: Kulowiec. Molorkey. Palmer, e ' I dowih. Tron- Gilleski, Peiroslu. Ryan, Mo o cone. Koproski: Third Row: Murphy. Co Woods. Scanlon lucci, Spoxiono. Harmon, mf! Juniors 1, K D 'brim 1' fl ,,-Z 1 xr- 1:-25. , if -ri' -f 1 ,V nmol!!!- V ,iff ,. . pn' W ATS-d:f,,:a9h l 1 'nf Class Moderators REV. WALTER PASKA Junior class moderator REV. PETER FEDORCHUCK Sophomore class moderator REV. PETER SKRINCOSKY Freshman class moderator SPORTS Sfressing lhe physical as well as 'lhe menfal develop- menl' of 'lhe s'l'uden'l', our afh- lefic deparlmenl' presenfed a comprehensive sporfs pro- gram. The enlhusiaslic furn- ou'l' for foolball, baskelball and baseball proved 'lhal' 'lhe Basil Spiril ' was 'lruly alive. One of 'lhe accomplishmenfs of fhe afhlelic deparfmenl was 'lhe inauqurafion of an award sysfem. l 1 Robertson. SC0 - i - , Gm y. . +0 '1 ':.fr:L:1z:. 'fi-Wmrzrzxzz Rosa' Donalmi' vlxlzmlcinowicll. Troncone' Demliuelwkeors tA9r.: Fr. Mahi' l 6i. valine E. Kane. SPG'i - if 'Region g...n- - - , K e. ' . . - ' IIIQZT an Moderdor: Fedm. hdgr.. Coac canned' annum. Skrinc0SkY- M r,g Gibbons. Fraud- ehqnu Mer-1G'e'c 9 he awarding of the sweaters and monograms climaxed the l948 football season. This year St. Basil's was blessed with a new coach, Mr. James Hessian. A graduate of Notre Dame, Coach Hession infused in his charges the Fighting Irish spirit. With only a few lettermen from the preceding year, there was a spirited struggle for first string berths. Although the Blue and Gold team was mostly on the wrong end of the scoring column, they won the admiration of everyone with their fine sportsmanship and irrepressible spirit. J. Mathews. Quarterback apfams Russ zone . k Bob Mafhu Coach Heslztn, and Yarslfy SCHEDULE l948 Sf. Luke's The Collegiate Sl. Agnes St. Francis Fordham Prep Football Basketball Date BASKETBALL SCHEDULE St. Basil's Prep. vs. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date St. Basil's Prep. vs. Dec. lO .,,,., .. . St. Luke's Varsity, JV Dec. l5 ..,,.. ..,.,. D arien High School Dec. l7 ..Y,, ..,,Y,.,,,,,,.,, E dgewood Dec. 20 ,...,,,,..e,e....,,, ..,,,,, C herrylawn Jan. l4 ,,,....e,,...,,,....,,,...,,,,,,. .. Alumni Jan. l8 .,,,.. New Canaan High School Jan. 21 .,,,..,,.,.,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.. Brunswick Feb. l ..... ,,... ..,.., , N otre Dame Feb. 4 . .. ..,,,. Blessed Sacrament Feb. 8 ..... ..,..,..................,. B runswick Feb. 9 .. Feb. I5 Feb. 25 March l March 3 March 7 New Canaan High School Cherrylawn Blessed Sacrament Edgewood Notre Dame .. Catholic H. S. Tourna- ment at White Plains J. Donahue. J. Ryan, J. Harvey. C. Rischof, Fr. Skrincosky, Moderator: M. Varfuli, Coach Hessian, T. Kane, P. Roumes, B. Mafiei, J. Bilovus. Pete Roumes 'H -f 7-.M 'Pi Bob Maffei Jerry Bilovus was Tom Kane Jack Donahue Chris. Rischoif ' x W 1 E 'K YA 'I x -SASL It V l 3,3 , . ,X g. .. x. jr 44, , 'Avg E Q 1,15txf,W,l. , 5 f1.,. 9'fw . . . ,,, . , , , , wiv- V 4 .11- 'K:X'ff : : P. ,' -rl' fwifggz , - . ff'-ff M mi' Ex RWKNMH tg-'ff , 'V YY 5 ,.- VTE, M IA ' ' -v , fp ?1g3'f1,1 1? 2' , ' ' w?,L'21'.3 V ' 'xf5'.1,, :ig - ,Tv f' 1'x 2-if ,Y :yn . , :LM V , .,.H ,IJ . fx, . I ' '-5.7. ' , V, . - I , 'Hg fn IP . t f , .M . ,wir if Anil- ,Hy-.. .ff fx- th ,fy itz? ffiiilk .WQY45 L f, iiiysi ph X Fl' W fy Q1 K 'gm Hfbn. Vg fu K Q Q2 Kugswm. Af' -. - kl- ,.2.x .3 f, .xv -'t A my K ,-' ' 'N,,,. - f, , up-Q 55, H .,-1 W i , sf:g,,5. 1 A -0 1 'f 5fWH'?, , 4 ,, V - - f fn - M 14.1 4N,M If A ,x ,N-5 Y I : f gf. fi 2 'D ' fr C .Q 1 ' Yffia. '-,, fix. A Q I K M-y,i mg fi . ,QA gg... - -ex -. .Jw-fu .. , ' 1 fill- ,' 1 'V .z f Q. 2 .sew ' ng Q fu fm- X ll !!: ,xv mf :. N n, ? 4 , 1' 4, 'Q-+ :', 1wf. f ,W , .V a 'f W -5170, J 'MWA . Q.. . ,Q fngQ 6:F V Q i X Ui ity Z.,-5, .. , 2, A, ,W , ,,,,p,,,y 1' , Gkxgzigjkkfifx y 3'-' 'flwwq This year af Sl' Basal s has been a rush for achvlfy The school was awakened 'l'o clalms for more exfra cur Science Club unlocked many of na'l'ure s secrels whale 'lhe phofographers were busy capfurlng Iashng Impressions of Ilfe aboul' fhe campus Olher sfudenfs who pre ferred lo work wllh words produced perlodlcally our school paper The Quar lerly ACTIVITIES Candid Classes Do I smell wood burning? lnfroibo od alfare Dei. Toclicions Model class X Quarterly 050353 Sitting: Kydon. Symionow, Molodowitz, Fr. Pasha. Bilovus. Baunchalll. Prybylag Second Row: Losfen. Parker. Spaziano, Suchower, Lulraczyk, Zanowiclu: Third Row: Barry, Rischoi, Mathews. The newspaper branch of the iournalistic profession is probably the most exciting and ad- venturesome. This year's staff introduced many improvements and revisions to the school paper. The name of the paper was changed from Review to Quarterly , a name which suits better its periodic publication. Producing a paper requires the combined efforts of everyone from the editor down to the printersg each one complet- ing his piece for the finished product. The new Quarterly with its unity and versatility proved to be a better paper that fully represented our school activity and the student writing ability. Technical Staff Editorial Staff Annual Niwwxw Sfoff b x Vg Nx E E The ed 'l and sfaff of 1' e only one mark- WIlaf's do d William L lxacxylr, assisfanf ed f J ph d Y J b Mafhe r: ames Gibb Science Club Finding the answer to physical and chemical phenomena is the obiective of the club members. Much that the scientist believed implicitly IOO years ago has gone into discard. New methods of investigation have set up new theories and knocked down the old. With the biology, physics, and chemistry laboratories always open for use to the science students, the peculiar similarity between the sciences is exposed and informal dis- cussions are conducted. The future scientists who are products of this club will be all the more truly scientific, knowing no contradiction exists between Science and God. All thanks to Fr. Chrepta whose patience has been astounding. Lynch. Bilovus. Zanowick, Fr. Fedorchuck. Zgnqwiclx, Losten, Fr. Chreptu. Suchower Lukacxylx. Drama The time and energy spent rehearsing was well repaid when the Dramatic Club staged Career Angel , a delightful three- act comedy-fantasy. Under the skillful direction of Fr. Paska, our Thespians culmi' nated four months of faithful practice with a first-rate production. Congratulations, Dramatistsl Sitting: Molodowitz, Schietter, Gilleskie, Lad- nyk. Zanowick, Losten: Second Row: Harrigan. Starratt, Fr. Pasha. Mathews. DeNike: Third Row: Lultaczyk. Suchower, Campbell. Fraud, Kane, Ryan. One of the most profitable forms of argument is debating. Each team tries to uncover the weakness of its opponent's statements as well as to establish the truth of its own. Debating affords us clear think- ing, quick and accurate iudgment, fore- sight, and capable expression. Here, at St. Basil's, Father Paska has drilled every English class in debating. The students realize that the aim of debating is to secure an understanding with the student on the basis of logical thinking in argumentation. Debating is a vital activity, and its practice will be of benefit to the student both in school and in later life. Sitting: Donahue. Fr. Pasha, Mathews: Second Row: Malarkey, Rubanowice, Kydon: Third Row: Schietter. Colucci. Rosa. Debate ,LV , gg an A v .. -.1 f. ,v. .. , 1 TLCLJ- :.i f':rZ'3gl Q x e A .Q A 1- 7 1 9 ,.-' N9-L , .5 1-.- -wwz- .1 H 1 W R n 9 rv ff ' 1 'fri-rg - 1,5 rf' 455.- 'ff5'f'f'i'1 it ' X Q ' ..-i JW' Mxf' Q ,A . xx 3- - I N V '-5 f1fff 'fa 'r '3 V i . , ,sf Jig N f J 5 Ib--fr'i2Hf' 4 A -.2 L 'N J . 5 KM , V V .' 3 5 !l , P- k,.3--at --V Q I O- 4 xg.:-,.Q1 F ,Q A SENIORS Leading fhe '4 9e rs JOSEPH MATHEWS, Class President RUSSELL ZANOWICK, Vice-President WILLIAM LUKACZYK, Secretory JAMES GIBBONS, Treasurer THOMAS BARRY Stamford, Conn. Knowledge, like religion, must be experienced in order to be known. One can't picture the Senior class without Tom Barry. His homespun witticisims have enlivened our classes since the Freshman year when Tom came here from Springdale Grammar School. Aside from his iovial- ity, T, B. has shown a tenacious spirit in all his studies. JERRY BILOVUS Van Dyke, Michigan A man is but what he knoweth. Jerry's buoyant spirit has made everyone anxious to claim him as a friend. Abiding by the Sparton rule of a sound mind and a sound body, Jerry be- came an above-average student and an outstanding athlete. Two years of varsity football and three of basketball is an admirable record in any book. GERALD DEL VAGLIO Stamford, Conn. A light heart lives long. With a sunny smile and cheerful personality Bull- Dog has made many friends. Jerry played tackle on the '48 eleven and at the same time tackled his school work with equal vigor. Good luck to a good fellow. EDWARD DeNlKE New Canaan, Conn. Live this day as if it were the last. Ed came to St. Basil's from New Canaan High School in his Junior year. He is noted for his sociability. ln his two years at St. Basil's Ed has shown en- thusiasm in sports, notably football where he held down the right-halfback assignment. JAMES GIBBONS Stamford, Conn. The most manifest sign of wisdom is a continual cheerfulness. Gib is known as an all-around athlete and a fine companion. His winning Irish smile could soften even the Faculty. Besides being a hard driving full- back on the varsity eleven, Jim was also a capable student. THOMAS KANE New Canaan, Conn. The first step to knowledge is to know that we are ignorant. Tom's genial manner has made him the best liked boy in the school. Transferring to St. Basil's from New Canaan High School in his Junior year, Tom established an enviable record both in studies and in sports. ln his two years of varsity basketball and one year of football he has proven his mettle. STANLEY KLIK Stamford, Conn. What we know here is very little, but what we are ignorant of is immense. Stan was a Iuminary of the Senior class. Entering St. Basil's from Holy Name Parochial School, he quickly became one of the boys . Stan foresees college days ahead and a course in engineering. BASIL H. LOSTEN Chesapeake City, Md. Watch and Pray. Milkman would be a credit to any school. Not only was he a good student but he also gave staunch support to the Quarterly, the Annual and numerous other activities. Our prediction for Basil: success. WILLIAM LUKACZYK Syracuse, N. Y. I love my beads. A scholar, a leader, a friend, and at all times a gentleman-these are the fine attributes of Bill Lukaczyk. Transferring to St. Basil's from Central High School in his Junior year, Luke quickly rose to the top of the class. Bill is admired by everyone for his untiring work on the Quarterly and the Annual. THOMAS LYNCH Stamford, Conn. Knowledge advances by steps, and not by leaps. Tom came to St. Basil's from Cloonan Junior High School. His is a laughing, easy-going nature. An all-around athlete, Tom sparked the intramural teams. A college education is on the list for Tom. ROBERT MAFFEI Stamford, Conn. He that sips of many arts, drinks of none. Ever since he entered St. Basil's in the Sophomore year, Mo has been a leader. Playing varsity foot- ball, basketball, and baseball, Bob laughed whole- heartedly into the sports program and really earned the Co-captaincy of the football team. JOSEPH MATHEWS Stamford, Conn. To thine own self be true .... Thou canst not then be false to any man. A brief glance at the achievements of this Blow will suffice: Quarterback, Sports writer, President of Senior Class, Editor of the Annual. CHARLES McGORTY Greenwich, Conn. Cheer up! the worst is yet to come! Mac entered St. Basil's four years ago from St. Mary's Parochial School. Sharp insight and the will to learn has made Charlie an asset to St. Basil's. His refined manner has made many lifelong friends for him. ROBERT MRUS Stamford, Conn. I'll find a way or make one. Moose , as he is known to his buddies, entered St. Basil's in his Sophomore year from Holy Name Parochial School. Bob was a diligent student and outshone the class in keeping out of trouble. THOMAS RICH Stamford, Conn. They are able because they think they are able. The world could use more fellows like Noisy . Cool and reposed, Tom never gets unduly excited. While keeping up with his school work, Tom also found time to become a proficient pianist. JOSEPH RYAN Stamford, Conn. The aim, if reached or not, makes great the life. Joe has kept in the above-average bracket as a student since his Freshman year, His ability as a vivid story teller was unexcelled. Joe will be re- membered by faculty and students alike as an all-around good fellow. JOHN SUCHOWER Ansonia, Conn. Friendship is the enemy of hatred. Consistency, and integrity are two of John's many fine qualities. Whether it be a Latin assignment, an article for the Quarterly or a missing piece of athletic equipment, he has always come through. John capably managed the football and basketball teams. RUSSELL ZANOWICK Auburn, New York Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it. Straightforward and unassuming, Russ has shown true school spirit during his four years at St. Basil's. Coming out for football as early as his Freshman year he merited the Co-captaincy of the team last fall. Judging from past performance Russ will do all right on the outside . NESTER ZAVRAS Stamford, Conn. To attain ...the Unattainable. Zav is the type of boy who makes one feel at ease. Always a gentleman, he was conscientious- ness in all his studies. Well liked by all the students, we know that he will go places. Nester plans to study business administration. ilu illilvmnrmm I ll-I D d y23 'I949 V 9' 0 rn armnn 'e Februar bv... f'- ll 2 5 Q 5 sm 'lk 1 ad! an-....'. 2 ' .11 .nr i 2 Tv .W M, - .256 .X 5? 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Molodowitz Mr. A. Molodowitz Mr. 81 Mrs. D. Mudry Mr. 81 Mrs. F. Murphy Miss Anna Mahoney Miss Katherine Mahoney . E. Nichay . 8- Mrs. M. Nadro . 8- Mrs. S. Nadro . J. F. Nolan . 81 Mrs. Louis Olive Miss Frances Osacko Mr. Jack Purcell Mr. 8: Mrs. N. Petryshn Mr. 8. Mrs. J. W. Putnam PATRONS 8: Mrs Peter Pollt 8: Mrs Joseph Parker 8: Mrs Edmund Pletka 81 Mrs T Petroski Mrs L Palmer Isabelle C Palmer Clara D Palmer Mr 8-Mrs J Pslchopaldas Mr 8rMrs P Pslchopaldas Pete and Joe Pickwick Cleaners Mr 81 Mrs L Rogowskl Mrs Joseph Rich Mr 81Mrs J K Ryan Mr 8- Mrs Raymond Miss Joan Racanello Mr W Raheal Mr 8fMrs M Rlshcott A Friend Mr 81 Mrs P Rosa Mr Costas Roumes Mr 81 Mrs A V Rubanowlce Mrs M Rubanowlce Miss M Rubanowice Miss Olga Reszetov Miss Adele Pauline Romanic Mrs. A. Rossi Jeanne Remski Mr. 81 Mrs. H. Staniszewski Mr. 81 Mrs. L. Scoppe Rev. J. F. Shay Mr. 81 Mrs. Steward Mrs. C. Sawka . A. Sawka . J. Shalinsky . l. Sheremeta . 8: Mrs. M. H. Sioles Mr. A. Suchower John Suchower Mrs A Serfln Mrs Edythel Starratt Mr 81 Mrs A W Scanlon Miss Ida May Scanlon Mr A W Scanlon Jr Corp James 81 Linda Scanlon 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs C Symeon J Schaeffer N Sacrlson S Sagen 81 Mrs L Terrlo 8: Mrs E P Tatman S Trancone 81 Mrs A Trancone 81 Mrs J B Tyrczyk 81 Mrs R Vartull 81 Mrs J Volpe 81 Mrs Wrona 8: Mrs Waytowych 81 Mrs C Wharton 81 Mrs M Yablonsky Miss G Zanowich Mr Bohdan Zanowich Russell Zanowich Mr. 81 Mrs. A. Zanowich Mr. 81 Mrs. Aris A. Zavras Miss Lorain Babenski Mr. 8- Mrs. W. Babenski Mr. 84 Mrs. J. M. Campbell Miss Ruth Lynch Pete's Variety Store Art's Food Market Mr. 8- Mrs. Alexander Koproski Jerry Bilovus Mr. William F. Hickey A Friend Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . J. Mr. . . . ' Mr. . J. ' ' Mr. . ' . . Mr. . J. ' Mr. . . ' . . . . Mr. . P. . . ' Mr. . B. . . . . , . Mr. . F. . . . ' Mr. . M. C. . . . ' ' . . . ' ' Mr. . . . . ' Mr. . . ' . . ' ' Mr. . . ' . . . . . ' Mr. . . . . . Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Rumski Miss Ann Sagen Mr. . B. . ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . J. . . Mr. . Mr. . J. ' ' Mr. . . Mr. . . ' , , Mr. . . . Mr. . ' , , , ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . . Mr. . . . . . , Mr. . - - . Mr. . . . . ' ' U . . Mr. . . . . . - Mr. . . l ' ' s Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Ml' Mr Mr Mr HENDRIE 8 LOVATT. INC Clothiers 6. Haberdashers IOS ATLANTIC STREET STAMFORD, CONN. PALM BEACH SUITS TIMELY CLOTHES E TlC sr. smmoszu, cows. l 1 Walk-Over Shoes I Botany Sportswear l Telephone 8 2577 WILLIAM QUINN Local Fresh Eggs Fresh Frumts 6. Vegetables 378 GREENWICH AVENUE GREENWICI-I CONN Two of the best places to eat are home and Hegarty s HEGARTY S RESTAURANT 99 RAILROAD AVENUE GREENWICI-I CONN Compllments of CAPUTO S 203 SI-IIPPAN AVENUE STAMEORD CONN Compllments of GENERAL HARDWARE 854 MAIN STREET STAMFORD CONN SOUTH END FOOD STORE T FORBES s GRABOWSKI Grocertes Pr1mel4eots Pou Er 1lS of Vegetables 717 ATLANTIC STREET STAMFORD CONN We Del v Phone 3 3380 Best W1ShCS to Class of Men s Wear NINETY SEVEN ATLANTIC STREET l I ll l 1 I I ' - '49 ' i ' IA i U, 1 1 er - 7 59 Congratulations and Sincere wishes to the CLASS OF 1949 from IOHN HODIAK HoLLYwoon cAL1r THE VUONO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1900 TELEPHONE 4 3197 SISK and ROBOTTI wuonrsnrz mnars az Pourxrnv Phone Stamford 4 7483 Norwalk 6 7628 INSTITUTIONS HOTELS RESTAURANTS Distributors to O O THE HOME OIL CO Fuel O11 For Homes WIIIIGID-Oll O Matlc O11 Burner O11 Burners Servxce NEW CANAAN CONN Complrrnents of LINCOLN CO GENERAL TIRES THE BEDFORD DRUG CO INC LoU1s o LEVINE Reg Ph 269 BEDFORD STREET STAMEORD CONN THE SOUTH STREET PET FOOD SHOP Invrtes your patronage SP BdS R Q P 9 Telephone 4 6062 Stamford Federal Savmgs 8: Loan Assocratron SAVINGS INSURED ro ssooo Assets Over S11 OOO OOO 46 ATLANTIC STREET STAMEORD CONN CARL RUSCOE INC IEWELERS I3 ELM STREET NEW CANAAN CONN Complrments of ATLANTIC FISH MARKET 62 PACIFIC STREET STAMEORD CONN Telephone 4 1197 MONICA LESLIE 85 MAIN STREE1 NEW CANAAN CONN Infants and Chrldren s Wear ,W - . mf-- E --, . I I I I Q . ll I II , l I , . , . . I - - I ., . I We ecialize in Government Inspected I ' I I l Fresh Meat-Cook Foods- ir upplies ' Kennel ations and Accessories-Feeds-Gra H We will be lad to repare your pet's food accordin to your veterinarians prescriptio I I I I 1 n I I I I INC. I . I I I 58 Compliments of I OHN CHACOSKY ELKTON MARYLAND Best Wishes REV. CHARLES CONWAY ELKTON MARYLAND PETE S BARBER SHOP CHESAPEAKE CITY MARYLAND E MAY MURRAY Grocenes ELKTON MI RY LA ND KAISER FRAZER Golden Rule Servlce McADOO GARAGE W T1hc1nsky 6. Son EAST SHERMAN STREET MCADOO PENNSYLVANIA THORNTON 8: IODLBAUER SALES CO ELKTON MARYLAND MR 8: MRS D KOSTIW SYRACUSL NEW YORK We Telegraph Flowers Bonded Members of F T D A RACANELLO FLORIST 187 VAIN STREET STAMEQRD CONN Telep O e 3 2107 I I I 1 I I I - . . . . . ' '-1 Comer of South , ri - A 55 BOB'S SPGRTS School Athletic Outfitters Wholesale-Retail GOLF ' TENNIS RIDING ' FISHING WILSON-RAWLINGS Athletic Equipment TeI Stamford Q IIIO View Ocean going Liners wh le D n ng 1n the CHESAPEAKE ROOM SGIIAEFERS RESTAURANT CHESAPLAIQ CITY MARYLAND ELKTON ESSO SERVICENTER M HRABEC Prop IIRLS TUBLS LUBRICA I ION Route 4U cmd ZI3 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES from TI-IE CATHOLIC WAR VETERANS HAMTr AIVCx MICHIGAN 50 fl of ' - ' ' i ii AT 1-1 -1 . , . r-1 --. -1 1-3- rf t L - r-1 ' 'r LEON DERAN Everything Photographic CAMERAS and SUPPLIES 32 PARK ROW STAMFORD, CONN. Telephone 4-0938 Telephone 3 9676 KARP S HARDWARE Tools Pa1nt House Furmshmgs 388 ATLANTIC STREET STAMFORD CONN Opposne Post Oluce Phone 3-6627 ROVEN'S CURTAIN SHOP 328-330 ATLANTIC STREET STAMFORD, CoNN. Curtains-fLinensY-GiftsfffUr1ilor111s ApronseefVenetian BlindsffDroperies Ready to put on Furniture Covers Cornphments of THORME S PHARMACY O2l EAST MAIN STREET STAMFORD CONN COHEN S MARKET Self Serv1ce Meats Fresh Frult Frozen foods 967 EAST MAIN STREET STAMFORD CONN IOHN A SCALZI CO Pa1nt Wallpaper 52 PACIFIC STREET STAMFORD CONN O ol tv Knowledoe Econorny Ree T 6 2346 ond 6 2340 CECIO BROTHERS Co tractors Eq Tpment for l-Irre F' Excavatxng Road Bullclmg Rock Blastmg r'! F j Compressors Shovel Crane Tractors Dump Trucks CR CG AVE? UE GRFENWICH COT N I I I , ri . , , X.. I I B u i A . H T . - G rivficl 3- .' - ,S .K I Q dd., A General Contractors a ,, A , . , Q- 1 - Q' H Ll . EQ 'H' ' - . - . . 1 . M N ' .1 - 4, 4. --3 . sz' 5 'QQ-F'-v':. 'f' 4 '- '. 1 l Q: 6 H I A: E3 COMPLIMIEN TS OF LOSTEN'S DAIRY CHESAPEAKE CITY. MARYLAND PHONE 3000 Complrments of Mr 81 Mrs Charles Zukowsky F B WINSKI PhG Prescrrptron Pharmacy STAMFCRD CONN Phone STomf0rd 3 0614 5 l I l I ' l l . . , . Best wishes and congratulations to the founder ot St Basil s College Preparatory School The Most Rev Constantine Bohachevsky STD Most Rev Ambrose Senyshyn the Faculty dll Student Body trom ST IOHN S GREEK CATHOLIC CHURCH Nonrunmrrou PA and to his Auxiliary d Congratulatmns from MR Q MHS M ZUKE REV MICHAEL KUZIW Detrolt Mtch syracuse N Y Best Wtshes from RICH S F0 D MARKET 0 MR 8: MRS P GOLEI Hope Street Sprmgdale Conn Twmbrook 2 3530 RYAN COAL COMPANY com. COKE HEATING EQUIPMENT 17400 RYAN ROAD DETROIT MICH 2 - Detroit. Mich. O O Compliments of MR 81 MRS M SPAZIANO Compllments of Compllments of MR GMRS w PRYBYLA H KYDON s. son Syracuse. N Y MR. 8: MRS. ' ' Best Wishes and Success MICHAEL TURANSKY SARAH WELLS TRAIL GOSHEN NEW YORK LET IEAN SARDOU PORTRAITS record ALL the rmportant events rn your lrfe Your Ofircral Photographer THE C 0 MILLER CO. IEAN SARDOU STUDIO Mezzanine THE CLASS 0131950 Compliments ol THE FLORENCE SHOP 159 SOUTH MA1N ST, New Canaan, Conn. THE BOSWELL DRUG CO. W. Everett Barnes, Mgr. 113 GREENWICH AVE. GREENWICH CONN. The Store where Drug SGIVICG comes first Tel 0 0066 Comphments of SILVESTRI STORE 67 HENRY STREET STAMEORD CONN S. R. PURDY. INC. General Electrical Appliances Bendix Philco 109 MAIN STREET NEW CANAAN, CONN. Telephone 9-1621 FLOOR COVERING SHOP 108 BEDFORD STREET STAMFORD CONN If 1t covers a floor we have it Telepnone 3 3113 BUSY BEE RESTAURANT Ital an American Home Style Kxtchen Cater ng to S nall Parties 227 SUMMER STREET STAMEORD CONN Telephone 4 3928 SHIPPAN SALES 8: SERVICE Mar1ne Supplles 6. Hardware Automobile Repcurs Be Happy Drmk Happy s The Taste Tells HAPPY MAZZA SYRUP CO 163 MYRTLE AVENUE STAMEORD CONN , . ' 'I X! I u ll 1 - I i - . . i 1 ' .' , . , .L . K ll ll . . - , . Telephone 38646 66 L Q J ,U Compllments of wt? vw YYXQ.n-if an THE CLASS UF 1951 iwrywfi ISS MMM MMM! JV! X :ks XX A ,V fd! jiri A !JI.'yy NHIJ , -A 11 W C jp f 4' W J ax I Qfjvl fL ','3a f fit-1 :fl zu' xi! l V A , 76, Af f ll z ,W A Y Q xssxpr RX 4' . ,f- ' H H ff' ff ff A.Y. r,v Compliments of SAM LUKACZYK o11ocE111Es sf MEATS Cigars. Tobacco 8 Candy 722 TULLY STREET SYRACUSE N Y Phone 5 9885 IOIIN GIMINSKI FUNERAL HOME IOHN A DILIGENT nc Mgr 1320 w GENESSE STREET sYnAcusE N GIMINSKI NUGENT COAL C0 INC all GIMINSKI FURNITURE C0 INC 1411 w GENESEE STREET sYn11cUsE N Y . . . Y. d 1 1 11 68 111 111 1 1 1 1 1 Congratulatlons and Best Wishes to HIS EXCELLENCY MOST REV C BOHACHEVSKY TWENTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY and to THE CLASS OF 1949 from ST NICHOLAS CHURCH MINERSVILLE PA Compliments of STAMFORD COUNCIL OI' CATHOLIC WOMEN CRYSTAL BEACH MANOR Inc. FINEST BATHING at the Head of CHESAPEAKE BAY MD Compliments of ANDREW HRADOWSKY FUNERAL DIRECTOR 4141 CLIPPERT AVENUE DETROIT. MICH HE DICKERMAN STORE 105 MAIN STREET NEW CANAAN CONN HALLMARK CARDS Newsdealers Statloners GABRIEL COLRI IE-WELER 343 ATLANTIC STREET STAMEORD CONN Phone 4 5050 EDWARD CZESCIK ELECTRICAL CO Electnccrl Contractors 747 ATLANTIC STREET STAMFORD CONN T h e FLOSSIE DRESS COMPANY Ch11dren s Dresses 705 ATLANTIC STREET STAMEORD CONN THE DELI' COMPANY HARDWARE House Eurnrshlngs B P S Rarnts Un1versa1 Vacuum C1eaners E1eCtr1ca1 Apphances STAMEORD CONN Phone 3 4731 SPRINGDALE COFFEE SIIOPPE 918 HOPE STREET SRRINGDALE CONN Candy Clgars Clgarettes Soda Eountam Servlce IPPOLITO 8: SONS GENERAL CONTRACTORS and HEAVY EQUIPMENT SERVICE Sales Servlce STAMFORD S GENERAL ELECTRIC STORE CURRENT ELECTRIC CO Servmg the home electrlccrlly 330 ATLANTIC ST Rhone 4 9258 Opp the Stamford Theater T 209 BEDFORD STREET Home cooked lunches and dinners GE - ' RCA 71 Congratulahons and Best Wlshes to the CLASS OI' 1949 S T UD E N T S 0F s'rAMronn coNN ST. BASIL'S CULLEGE Compllments of Edd S E II VI C E S Cid! INCORPORATED 3 IOHN STREET STAMFORD. CONN. PAUL E. BEAUDRY. Pres. INSULATION ' KITCHEN CIIBINETS G REMODELING X3 ROOFING ' PORCII-ENCLOSURES ' SIDING Compliments ol THE CLASS UF 1952 Complrrnents of LEM TOM Laundry Campbell Noyes Parnter 6: Decorator NEW CANAAN CONN Kyanrze Parnt Wallpaper Telephone 9 0997 OLD COMPANY LEHIGH COAL Bmld ro Gl6T1Gl Eomt LCIIQXVOT9 E ozen Food Lo K-er o Sapphos GRAVES 5- STRANG INC 552 FAI AL ST TFMEOED CO Q rm 3 SPRINGDALE ICE 6. COAL CO Q HoDE QT FI C1 Clk' HOPE STREET SHOE REPAIR IOHN DeLELLE Mgr 247 HOPE STREET GLENBROOK CONN , . V 1.411 ' .1 lr K' r :X 3 If , J XI . , S af ' Q IIII Tel Apho Q -3181 , . Locker Plant, Pre Plant offKm1pp ST A . ., . 'JALE OOIIII - T-te-,Lorie 4-5175 , - 741 FINE YEARBOOKS REQUIRE if lmoglnoflve Design W Sklllful Reproduchon if Excellenf Moferlols Sf hlpf dl Publlshmg Company Inc Z2 E 40th St New York Clty on g 9 3 IAY' riendly, e ul service will insure the blending of these factors in Your Yearbook f I I 1 l' I I e on -161 vs-it :H--.:: 1