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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1957 volume:

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We now face our future confidently - with an humble self-assurance fashioned by our years at Saint Basil's. As future experiences will, perhaps, crowd from our minds these eventful years, it is our hope that through the pages of this Yearbook we shall enable you to relive these memorable days. It is with sincere appreciation for all who have contributed their assistance, that the Senior Class presents to you this Yearbook of their memories, your Chateau. CHATEAU I957 St. Basil's Preparatory School Stamford, Connecticut I I Y . V, - all H,--Il Q , ,1,'g:f',,11,1.,. 1, J E AQ.. , ' Xxx ' me ll ' I mi fuf of Lis ,infernal , n slay excelle fL f e JJAJM, 0.53. - P - i mf -PM ' 5: X N i.i-: lf . e ' :gli gli V ? 'y .vw in J w i'!ls! ll i 'P 'y' ll o one g FT ..1 ff' ' -'f 'g..-5 ' '. U Sma X l.oLen of 110 'lv flfv lyk 111, JILL 'PA IA My 111, K X L Ugeciaae- Agcnacn mcz THE MOST REVEREND AMBROSE SENYSHYN, O.S.B.M., BISHOP OF STAMFORD Page 4 ,775 1 Most' REVEREND ARCIIBISIIOP LIONSTANTINE Bormcusvsxv, S.T.D., DD. XXPOSTOLIC Exuncu UF PIULADELPHIA Puqe 6 His l'l0LINESS P01115 Plus Xll MOST REVEREND LAWRENCE SIIEEHAN, D.D. BISIIOP OF BRIDGEPORT MOST REVEREND JOSEPII M. SCIIRIONDIIIK, D.D. VFITULAR BISHOP OF ZEIIOMA IN SYRIA AUXILIARY BISIIOP TO THE APOSTLIC EXARCII OF PIIILADELPHIA Page 7 Nw, ,.,u Ml Y WL HRM ,, 4 1 1 I 4 , Q 2 t . 5.4. lv, .ln I , K l ir xr-fff ' 0 ' It ? , i 4 1 1 1 bi v 5 9 fi-F Ig A' 3 . rg un Ml Siiv' ' : HE? a 1 I gl' A , 4 ' FACULTY AND AD MINISTRATION Page 9 ur ecfor an VERY REVEREND PETER SKRINCOSKY ACTING RECTOR ur lprinciloa az . A 1, si . V A .r,,, A in . iz. Q ' xx? wg, X ' 3, Q 'x'Q gg , H V1 ' xv if .K I 4 3 'F -fc fa L t E K w - ?'9x .W ,:M,,A,A,x,W ' VERY REVEREND NIIONSIGNOR NlC4IIlJLAS IBALALX PRINCIPAL REV. STEPHEN CTIIREPTA CTHEIXIISTRY, C1ENERAL SCIENCE REV. PETER FEDORCHUCK IVlATHE1x1AT1Cs, PHYSICS Mn. IVIYROSLAV BORYSIUK LATIN Page 12 REV. EIIXIIL MANASTERSKX' LIBRARIAN REV. THEODORE BOIIOLNIOK RELIGION, LATIN MR. JOHN SANTAIIIGA IJISTORY, R1ATHEMATICS, COACH f F K gif ,wfjif MMT I XA? JJ lhiv. l.1guN ,'X. Nusuo l'Nc:1,1su, A1OlJl5,R.X'lX0ll mf luCilm1v. 4 REV. VVAL.'1'liu llxsufx IJREFLC1' mf IJISCIPI mr REV. ,IOHN SQUILLER RELIGION MP.. JOSEPH DAczKEwx'Gz MODERN LANGUAGES Pano MR. WASYL LEW UKRAINIAN -f 4 I gk xx xx ', ' X , 7 'sx-, 'Ls-L f ff ,- f I 5-vr -. . Q B .-, v .. , ang. oi- , - fs ..- I .,g,.. - N' ,,-V x ,.rg. Ar.. 'fu ' f' 1530 , 5 U . 404, , .IV ' , I lA1 ' il 1 M 'L.:f ,,1'Q 9, , I 4, V 1, M6 , gy 2,4 'ftfrvella-Q'iQ. f ',ff ' W- ,LN-q .,- ri - - -Trng Is-, ,,...- - A- Q-nuwuvr MQW V 1. aio-ur Jenks . ... Low. chgslvfhery Pass so quicL4y? fbias Wien your Jag is with clusses,4 xgneetipggesg' ancfprqcfiele sessions. 'suafafenfy we' are sknfors' ana! aware ibut clergy in' ung is edmigigl fast. We :wa Aopefaglgy Ioo Lfricq towarcl m ,ffm-Q, -.malyet :Le iimfd Qperif at Saint -AR!W6Lt!fQ Ae we!! - ' a 3' fa' ? 1 I H 'l JOHNQBEAUREGARD St. Maurice's Parish Stamford, Conn. 100 Strawberry Hill Avenue H Honor student . . . very studious . . . rp-daically in- ---Qdlingd . 2 . has active interests in allglass I F ' F: V full of'school spirit . . . popular ,with all . . . Og: Manager will eagily attain a good position in life. !a 0 wwf L' , A922 KJ, . H , PAUL BUMBAR St. Nicholasls P Buffalo, N.Y. 387 'fl -:i-1 treet Honor student . . . I 2 2 f . . excellent school h l spirit , . . Latin A q tlressecl student . . . Satchm0 of the S . . . Paul is sure to lac a credit to St. a. V' Page 21 ' W i 1 if ' I if I ohn s rish c r Q if . X . xs 1 Va ey 'id Conliy us .tud f . recipient of the Fue i trv aw . . 'a s Fo his '4Yes Coach . . frie o .. , . ' ibul's knowledge and f W F' s' last' ilities wil carry him Far. I MN' N xx,. X . KX l x pf 1 fx I' X ii N ' FRANK IJACLOSTINO ff ' , .- Sacred lleart Parish Stamford, Conn. l ' yd Lane X ' Holder ol' many A P zlmechanic, hot-rocldcr, town ' A clown, and clLrmE'illlf'1lgi11g the senior class . . . mathematics wizz M or student . . . Dag will fly high in the Ir 'orcc. Page Z2 X STEPHEN DELUCA St. Cecilia's Parish Springdale, Conn. 40 Minevale Road uiet student . . . known for his contour style seat Q and Hjackknife deluxe . , . Liberace of the school orchestra . . . active in scouting . . . Barone's extra curricula activities will long be remembered. M ll! MY76 13.2.-fj 'Ap? l P QV fftiw WZ ft ' lk tw W WW My Sdbjciihk D DEVITO ' Sacred Heart Parish Stamford, Conn. ' 27 Finney Lane yr Well dressed . , . proficient in sciences . . . possess- es agility on the baseball diamond . . . capable clari- netist . . . known for his cheerfulness . . , Weeto is sure to emerge a success in his future endeavors in science. Page 23 RICHARD DIMURO St. lVlauricc's Parish Stamford, Conn. 23 Fowler Strcct Romeo of senior class . . . athletics unlimited . . . genial towards all . . . well-likccl . . . full of eager- ness ancl initiative . . , Dick is a surc het to succeed in a sports carccr. .A 'd if,uI.l i!'V l ij X dnl' vicron I B QLJECQI ,MY ll Jeff- ll he it it .1 Church ol' thc IhSSL'IjI'lIn. n fl crth Amboy,.N..J.r . 237 cu w AXLIIUL ' Cluocl lnaskt-thai w alwaysxhas u sammy disf position . , . h ' llity to get along with others Vic is sure to attain his goal in life. '75-fn e S? v Ni ' QQ! Page 24 O EDVVARD FORD St. john's P2lflShMfr-5,2 Stamford, Conn. 30 u venue Pleasant and frien ' If ity . . . known for his unusual penm l i 'tty sayings . . . Con- tributor of the seni 4. p 9n N slumber: Seventeen . . y. will certainly find t e bright sicle of life. a ff 'i f' s 5 ll f KENT KVV ATKOWSKI .' V li St. Cecilia's liar l ggdale, Conn., ii:-0,11 A 1 ' ,. Soft-spoken senior X -L + At V lxof hill-billy musicxj-AA 1. 14 . . . well-liliefl by V ares n ' ' has good ff W mind For mathemati - G5 1-'M unassuming char- acter belittles the knowledge 'which he has accumu-'j Il' . lated. 1 i X 24M ,. X , . , ' 511 ff -4 1- -1 if l ' ,Q Page 25 Ulf? VIC 5 . , A ,WW GEORGE MARKEWYCZ FELIX MAZUR St. losaphatls Parish Trenton, N.j. 357 Second Street Possessor of a genial personality . . . friend of all . . . wields good clarinet in the school orchestra . . . good basketeer Generals aggressiveness and determination will surely be assets on his way to the priesthood. lloly Name Parish Stamford, Conn. 95 W. Broad Street Golf pro of the senior class . . . known for his un- matched wit really enjoys life known as the Sleepy Chemist . . . Happy is sure to find the best in life wherever he goes. Page '26 iw' fy W 5 1 if y .v, 'M 1: STEPHEN NANAI St. lVlaurice's Parish Stamford, Conn. 267 Culloden Road ig Steve lover of Latin lyrics . . . cheerful rock n' roller , . . hot rod fan . . . bowling enthusiast . . . Steve will fly high in the Air Force. L PAUL PALUI-IA St. Nlichaells Parish New Haven, Conn. 6092 Asylum Street Capable on the basketball court . . . always ready to lend a helping hand to others . . . will long be remembered by his fellow seniors , . . Paul will attain his goal at ordination ceremonies. 1 --MM: 1 .i xg' dw g H r fr , ,,,....w-ff .,'i Liiii V -Nl ,J Page 27 1- 'ff-....l JOHN REILLY St. johns Parish X. Stamford, Conn. 24 Gr Quiet and self-reser ' '1'?l?- Q' 133'-Q - 'ggxgmjti expression on his . i r venue l J P' perfect gentle man , . . active in s m qw 1' class banker can always be seen face . . . john is sure to at am success in the future. rivl.. . R115 1 'I 0,- Paqe 28 r C. ir. vs if KENNETH PIOTROWSKI St. Cecilia's Parish Springdale, Conn. 60 Lund Avenue Scrupulous dresser . . . talented in zlrt . . . manager of the athletic squad , . . scientifically inclined . . . was seen taking part in all class undertakings . . . HPio will be found at a college campus next year fb.. iii ,WI ' ROC I sports I lm 1 lcffip Ill y a s Stn ,Conn. anti it c t' 5 1 c ambit' S 'tu 'nt . . . rcspcctcd bl -all . vid s s 1 'nowucd for his a 'C wr fc. . F I us' j 'further IS lCH 7Il 0 co ego cf .. Parlsh alvx ws basket- prove Page 29 ,JR ROSTYSLANV SOBGL St. lN'lichael's Parish Hartford, Conn. 277 Main Street Honor student . . . capable violinist . . . aggressive baslceteer , . . well-mannered . . . uses his ability to an utmost degree . . . Russ is sure to find a fine future awaiting him in the world. GERALD SYVVANYK St. .lOl1I1lS Par ' Newark, N. ,I. 165 venue if 'I D Serious student . .oc . derate of others . . . lively disposition . . . his QQQDII rsonality makes him an ideal classmate . . 'sn incentive, initiative, and ability will aid him in his quest For success. txxx X. Page 30 , wb ALLAN YAEGER Holy Name Parish Stamford, Conn. to get al Physical 118 Elmcroft Road N u al ballplayer . . . has normal tranquility sports contests excellent personality easy ong w' h . . ' ' It Yaegs will forge ahead in a career. Post-Graduate JAMES THOMES Page 31 'llxtf .',. 4 .51- 6.317 1 SQ, V, QQ? Q Sue 0 ,. Us 'en R I 4 2 . I s 4X5 V x V N N x m 7 L k V , N sl f , A i I , i,,,ff.i-Wflzjvx' a . . . 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I r With great expectations we entered upon our secondary school education. Getting over the clif- fieulties of adjusting ourselves to the wonder of high school life, we suffered the fate of all fresh- man classes. The desire to come out on top in everything we undertook was reflected in the ap' pearance of many Freshmen on both sports clubs, and the freshmen production of the school play which was an overwhelming success. One of the highlights of the year proved to be the intramurals in which the agile lircshmen team came within one tally of heating the heavily favored seniors. We also excelled seholastieally by contributing the most names to the llonor Roll. Perhaps no class entered school with a keencr spirit and greater zeal than did the sophomore class of l954-55. This, above all others, was to bc our year, for we were no longer low man on the totem pole. Now it was our turn to clamp down on the poor freshmen f and well everyone knows that a freshman is the lowest form of animal life. Now that we were fullefledged sophomores, we could assume that hlase indifference to scholarship that upperclassmen seem to think belongs to them. Feeling secure in our second year, we no longer had to let our studies interfere with our education. CLASS HISTGRY SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: John Reilly, Treasurer: Fran- cis Rogowski, Vice-President: Paul Bumbar, President: Gerald Sywanyk, Secretary: Jo- seph Slavinsky, Sgt. at Arms: Frank Dagos- tino. Historian. However, rudely awakening to the fact at the end of the year that but 22 of the original 45 remain, we came down to earth fast. ln addition to enjoying ourself, we managed to accomplish a great deal. This year marked the teaching debut of Father Boholnick and our first encounters with French and German grammar. A majority of Sophomores were in the ranks of the newly-formed school orchestra. This was a year in which we dominated the sports field with our class placing three men on the basketball team Cwhich captured the New England Small Schools Champ- ionship in Mainej and six finding berths on the baseball team. Again, as sophomores, we were sec- ond only to the seniors in the intramurals. During this year, we were honored by the bishop Peter Chami of Bostra Syria. visit of Arch- been made in when we re- We found several changes had the administration and the faculty turned for lunior year. With Father Skrincosky taking over as Vice-Rector of the Seminary, Father Shary being replaced by Father Paska, and the debut of Father Sagan. This year's retreat will be remembered for Father Ryder's views on social customs. As in past years we again excelled in sports. Placing six men on both sport clubs we showed our athletic prowess. A highlight of the Page 34 baseball season was the shutout upset over Stame ford High School. This year we let no one beat us in the intramurals and upset the favored senf iors. A rivalry which is now traditional was begun when we beat the stniors in a football game. Vile rejoined teachers and boolas with some sad- ness in the fall of '56, realizing it was our last year. Upon our return wc all agreed that we were very fortunate in having as our senior class moder- ator, Father Mosko, without whose advice and aid we could not have put out so fine a yearbook. VVC received our rings and eagerly awaited the day when we could accept our diplomas. Again our class came out on top in all undertakings with the baslactball team entering the CIAC tournament, being defeated in an overtime by the championship team. The baseball team hit its stride with senior backing and the seniors strongly supported the newf ly-formed bowling team. A track team was organized late in our senior year 4 the willingness and enthusiasm of the team members should find it eventually with the same chainpionship caliber as our two major sports. A long to be remembered event occurred in our last year - the installation of bishop Senyshyn as the Bishop of the newlyfcreated diocese of Stam- ford. Looking back, we see that we have many mem- ories to cherish and many friends to remember. Certainly we can say that the class of 1957 has been notable in the field of scholastic endeavor, sport activities and extra-curricular achievements. First Row, Left to righi: F. Rogowski. F. Mazur, K. Kwiaikowski, Rev. L. Mosko, D. DeVito. R. MiMuro. G. Markewycz. Second Row: F. Dagosiino, S. DeLuca, P. Bumbar. A. Cibulskas, J. Reilly, G. Sywanyk, E. Ford. Third Row: A. Yaeger. P. Paluha. J. Slavinsky, K. Piotrowski, J. Beauregard, R. Sobol. F. Dougherty, J. Thomes. Page 35 AWARDS PRESENTED AT COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. JUNE 1857 SCHOLARSHIP W, L ,E,... mc-.- -IAF HONORABLE MENTION , no ,Paul Bumbar John Beauregard RELIGION' on , I ,I ,Algird Cibulskas ENGLISH , Paul Bumbar LATIN John Beauregard UKRAINIAN , L , Paul Bumbar MODERN LANGUAGE John Beauregard MATHEMATICS ,E . Algird Cibulskas AMERICAN HISTORY' Francis Rogowski SCIENCE I, ,E Kenneth Piotrowski CHEMISTRY E W , no , ,J nec, e eeRichard Guerra Uuniorl by American Chemical Society presented by the Stamford Council, No. 41, Knights of Columbus Page 36 Stephen Andriuk t - A' fg - nr ' ,V-5045 ' N' , , 1 -13 W. Downey R. Fesio G. J. Barna .gg Q ,ns .Mir M 1 V as .J gi ' KN -I J. R. Genovese J. Bayne . gr t wo- X i X J. F. Groeschner R. J. Guerra A. M. Lavook G. Cackowskx R. S. Coilucci D. A. Connors J. W. Conroy R. S. Dietl JUNIORS L. L. Lento J. P. Lopiano For you who are to he our successors as ,i , . ., . . , .. . king pins in bt. lnusils we must step aside. For three years you have been molded both physically :md mentally to take your place as leaders in the school and you now stand con- fidently on the threshold of your Senior year: Make the most ol your talents. zu, G. Mainianis 5- Q: v F. Mastriana K 9 A. Moore ff I Class Officers, Left io righi: F. Mastriana, Vice-President, B. San- dor, Tgeasurer: J. Reilly, President: R. Smith, Sgt. at Arms. J. Baine. Secretary. 21 2. J M. Nagurney X f' ' if .1 I as: J S . . . , x . e 'V ig .. o A . . if 'f - I Wi J, A if if . I A. Presii J. Reilly R. Sabol 5 A. Nanai , Q., '54 r . . x G. O'Leary . 33 X v J. Sagnelli R. Sandor R. Smiih , T. Oiiavlan ,xx r c Poxyak J 'R F. Stanek M. Starr fs 3' I V wr.. P. Borgatti ,A D. Brescia fix? W. Burke A- L ALVV A E. Casey B. Coughlin N. SOPHOMORES rx' Class Officers, Left io right: D. Muchinsky. Treas- urer: G. Dooley, Presideni: R. Popivchak. Vice- President: J. Olzerowicz. Secretary. B. DeLeo A. DiCerto G. Dooley T. Feeney Garry M. Grabowski Harrilchak JubYna B- KI-173565 .,x- '9- K x f ..' 114.1 X f M1 ' 'HH Q. 3 .. K. , , sg al - A ,. 'F l. 5 A- 1- R i - 'E' Q A A AX T. Laga E. Lattuga B. Lefchick A. Libertone D. Muchinsky M. Murray -Q I ,cw A M .' f X IA V , A .2 MV ' E i f - ,:, k' 55, ' ' :if .2 ' .K ,I .L rl ' M. Litwak H. Masiwchuk Mcguinness B. McRedmond First Row: G. Polansky, W. DeLeo, H. Ziats. S. Jubyna, J. Steele, M. Grabowsky, D. Bres- cia, Fr. Fedorchuk, B. Coughlin. A. DiCerto, B. Lefchick, M. Litwak, B. Prymak. D. Mu- chinsky. T. Laga. Second Row: R. Popivchak, W. Robinson, B. Mcguinness. J. Ryba. Third How: G. Dooley, P. Borgatti, B. F. Sakmar, S. Winicki, T. J. Russo, M. Murray. B. McRed- mond. Fourth Row: D. Waypa. E. Casey, A. Libertone, W. Burke, S. Smuniewsky, W. Sy- manko. Fifth Row: E. Laituga, T. Feeney, P. Romsky, R. Kunisch, J. Olzerowicz, B. Garry, C. Schley, P. Harrilchak, H. Masiwchuk. J. Olzerowicz G. Polansky Fl. Popivchak P. Prybyla J. Ryba B. Sakmar N ' R Z: y AL,, .. . ' ' . .Am A 1 I ' 3 B. Prymak W. Robinson P. Romsky T. Russo 'C- SCh19Y R- Simbala -ff.. . ! A Y X I qs. ' M. Slaiiery S. Smuniewsky J. Steele W. Symanko D. Waypa L. Winnicki H. Ziats My Fr. Squillcr listens skcpticully tu an mph lJlllUl'C'S rcuitutiun of thc Apmtlck Creed. J The study pg-rind iIlllllL'Lli2llClj' after lunch is uhviously more conducive to sleep than to Stucly. gud 4- 'ir ,.,. J. Cenionze 5 ' - , I -V-' 2 Q - . ' FRESHMEN lrom umny QIXIININQII' schools you come, stcclccl lor tlw zucluous sluclics .1111-ml, lmppy in the know' lcclgc you am- om- ol' the Ivcw St. l3zlsil's chose. You lmw louml your ilmtcllectllul llVV2IliCI1ll1g ll pleasant process and to you who face three more years of dis, covcry, we say, You are more than welcome: you arc one of us. D. Bosak -.,,,u I I f 55' . s ' G. Bosak AJ bi l ff .J . P. Bumbar N. Cavanagh 3 B. Deery J. DeVito Jr R Dombrowskz D urabowsky M Gr: 1 wr as ,M 'Q l L Jacnycky E. KBYPCIIUR o J. Lavook, Jr. P. Lombardo. Jr. .ff ' f K . EVQ Q mm. -L'L , G. Pedrosa E. Porcelli J. Krysakowski 'gi M ,..v, S. Mindera. Jr. 5-I 'gl L 'A .g l i F. Prosak A JAJ . 'F ' if ' J of J. Lanz R. Lanz . ,. as . :i l-.E21'i'3V1fff- M. Nargi G. Orechwa J if is 1 S3 i ,J J - ' .iii N. Psichopaidas F. Ranhosky Porcelli, Psichopaidas, and Stepons in the true classical Freshman tradition clean up after meals. Ed Porcelli and Gerry Bosak learn that the lunch hour is not only for eating. 'Ti , Nz x-5-. , 5. . if . ., , , Fr. Chrcptn and the theory behind the technique of distilling wutcr has everyone scnrclming J. Roman 31 Jr--n. 12' 5. X E. Siepons gf...-' ' +..19f 'z i . . I for an answer. .pf 3, llfmz S. Sandrovich A. Saniella R. Spezzano 5 n . n if I Lf I V ,A.A .7 H- Sf0CkITlB1 B. Symeon J. 'I'horme f ,Wf,5.fqy K M477 P. Starr 1 -an .1 ,. . , W g ? J J. Tofil V. Tumminello M. Tybor J. Wynkoop P. Yaremko R. Zguta Page 44 4. if 5 Qi Av 1 I 3 Q E 5i 1 Z S 2 i i i 1 I 1 i i Q Wi 'x i Q . T l gx Y: 21 . :alba mans:-rmezw . 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'P 2 23, ,En 2. . ll' .,, A Wil M91 I '11, 4 1L f,-W. if 7:Q.fb, V I ' ' sri-9,73 L i . -:bv-r. ff' 5 ' ' ' Lf uf 0, 4 X nf 4 - , 1 , -.X 1 ,. L. ' W 'f i 4 A . my 1. u'- Dmyley scores two against St. Mury's, BASKETBALL Through the efforts of our coach, john Sun- tarigu, and our two nuinagcrs St. Basil's was accepted into the C.I.A.C. CConn. interscholastic Athletic Confercncel. With four- regulars ref turning from last ycur's squad, the team got off like a housefrlfire winning their first ten games, beating teams like New Cunnan, Greenwich, Page 49 BASKETBALL Saint Basi1's OPPOHGM 54 Salesian , ,,!. W ..-We 49 New Canaan U Y WH 52 Guilford 7, , 46 St. Mary's lGreenwichL 7 49 St. Luke's V 55 Alumni or 62 Greenwich ,, -, 41 St. Mary's KGreenwichJ , 39 St. Mary's lNew Haven! 46 Newtown , W . -- 1 35 ... 34 64 45 41 47 47 59 St. Luke's , , . - Greenwich , , St. Mary's lNew Haven! New Canaan Salesian , . Bethel' New Canaan ' tournament game tournament game. Won in overtime 58 54 65 78 73 47 64 54 54 38 57 56 38 55 54 48 St. Mary! of New llglvcn, illlil St. I.l1kc's ul! Nvw cillllvlllll. 'I lu' U'illU.5- winning strczlk cml cal wlmcn llwy' wcrc smppccl lay Clrccnwicll High School. Nk'L'CliI1gIll1L' murc' win tu gain ll lmcrtll in tlw l4un'n.um'nt, thc tczun tmvclccl to New Hzlwn, amnl, in an lvrillixmtly plnyccl g.nm', dc I'1'ilIl'il St. AIZIFFVS, 54-454. Q' -ce Fran Rogowski. Captain 4 -' if P 50 '-Q 5' me X-....f, i l i i i Page 51 Few fans will forget the New Cunnan ff' St. Busils clash, lor here was a team destined to win the C.l.A.C. tournament games. Here too, St. Bzisils paid little heed to reputation amd waged one of the most hrilliant battles in loeul scholastic play. St. Bzisils had the lend with but 15 seconds to go when New Canaan notch- ed 3 foul shots to elineh the game. St. Basi1's basketball squad. 1956-57, Sitting. Left to right: A. Nanai. R. DiMuro. F. Rogow- ski, F. Yaeger, and G. Dooley. Standing: Coach John Saniariga, G. Mainianis, T. Feeny, E. Ste- pons. J. Slavinsky. R. Sandor. Managers. J. Beauregard and K. Piotrowski. Missing: F. Mas- trianna. A. DiMuro goes up for two against Greenwich Page 52 Then eume the C.l.fX.C. tournament. St. l3asil's ranliecl fnurtli in the state, haul as its first opponent in the preliminuries alt New llaven State Teachers College, Bethel lligh School. The first half of the game was nip- uncl-tuela all the way: however in the seenncl D. Nanai hits from the corner against New Canaan hziili, our hum ctnnc out and tiispltiycci tht- ch'ix'c thait clititllctwifctl their plan' fill scztson, winning '54--16. Out' ncxt Ship nuts att tht- Unncrsitx' ul, Conn., anti the LlLl1lI'TL'l'iiil1LliS. Uppnncnt: New Cwlllhillli Iliglm St-linnl. ihc xviuiiw gtnnt' soc-szixxui hack V . v 5 .. . V. .incl Itmrth with St. hzisiis hnithng tht' iczitl first .inti thcn New QTUIIQIJII. Vliht' gttntc cncling xxith at tiuci scorc, xwnt into tncrtiinc. in rlwst- thru' minutcs, it was Nun' fttiuiaiii all the titty. Putn- ing in cifsxcn straight points thcx' xvcrv iiuwr 1 iictlticti, winning thc gtnnc 59-46,1 Coach John Saniadga ww' mega, 2 .4 Page 53 -4- I-'irst Row, Left io right: Robinson, Winnicki. Ryba. DeVito, Maintainis. Second Row: Rogowski, Sagnelli. DiMuro, McRedmond, DeLeo, Manager Beauregard. Third Row: Msgr. N. Babak, Principal: Symeon, Feeney. Dooley. Nanai, Masirianna, Slavinsky, Coach J. Santariga. Co-captains Rogowski and DiMuro BASEBALL 1956 The 1956 baseball team got off to a great start by downing New Canaan with the lopsided score of 19-3. Every player contributed to this victory which set a pattern for the rest of the year. In the ncxt game against St. Luke's, the- Basilites knocked out their pitcher in the first inning, gaining an advantage which could not be challenged. This overwhelming success last- ed until Stamford stopped Basi1's in a one-sided game. St. Basi1's rebounded from this defeat, and in their second game with Stamford High, shut them out with a score of 7-0, thus closing the season with five freshmen, five sophomores, the season with a record of 10 wins against 1 loss. St. Basilis played five freshmen, five sophomores, and six juniors and will have the complete squad back again this year. In winning 10 of 11 starts the Prep. Nine scored 111 runs to the opposition's 38. Six reg- ulars batted bettcr than 300. A1 Yeager clubbed the hall at a .561 clip while Di1Vluro, who played eenterfield and pitched. hit a welcomed 419. Other leading batters were 'loc Slavinsky 369, who plays first base, Catcher Fran Rogowski who hit at a 333 clip with A1 Nanai and George Maintanis also leading. Nanai won four games and Yeager three to lead the pitchers. With Four seniors as starters on this year's line, St. i3asil's looks forward to a highly suc- ressful season. The heginning of the season paw them continuing 11 seven-win streak. 1956 St. Basirs Opponent 19 New Canaan High 5 4 Wright Tech 1 2 Stamford High 12 4 St. Lukes High O 4 St. Mary's CG'vvichD 1 7 Stamford High 0 7 Wright Tech 2 19 New Canaan High 4 ll St. iVIary's CC'wichD l ll St. Lukes High 4 12 Salesian High 6 St. Basil's Opponent 14 Southhury 2 10 Newton O - 8 New Canaan 1 8 St. Mary's CN.H.D O 6 New Canaan I 10 Salesian 1 ll St. Mary's CN.H.j 5 iiugene lnwryk v- eullege-student eozich of the 4 -k '4 . U' IL IL llll 1957 witnessed the ineeption of St. B1lSii'S truek team. Starting with raw mziteriul amd no equipment, their eozleh Gene Laiwryk l'I'lLlI12lgCLi to whip them into shape For their entry in the state meet at New Haven. The team hooked meets with New C2lIlll.ll1, Stannford, New Ned- forci and others. First Row, Left to right: F. Stanick. R. Simhala A. Liberione, M. Litwak, W. Downey, G. Bar- na. Second How: D. Wayoa. K. Piotrowsky, G. Polanskv, G. Markewicz, P. Bumbar. Head Coach, S. Sautariga. W. Burke. Third Row: R. Kuinsch, P. Paluha, D. Muchinsky, V. Dough- erty. Track Coach, G. Lawryk. Page 57 f K wi 4 Trophies awarded at the annual Athletic and Sports Award Banquet spun sured by the St. Augustine Council of the Knights of Columbus. BABE RUTH AWARD me Y BASKETBALL AWARD BASEBALL AWARD ACHIEVEMENT AWARD 7 SENIOR AWARD BISHOP'S AWARD ,, B FRANK MASTRIANNA 7 BWLFRANCIS ROGOWSKI JOSEPH SLAVINSKY GEORGE DOOLEY ALLAN YAEGER FRANCIS ROGOWSKI MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD LRICHARD DiMURO Page 58 ALLAN YAEGER and tarlfnw wAitA we acquire 'cfsfufes leaves witlin :is a Jesife fo pu! Mase fginga into Pracficel mis is of thg activities. Prggram. 3743334 de various clula sam! organization: its is to male use of Mat wLicA we 'G 'N if leazrnyariblfivefop a 4worLin3 Anowfeige of our stuabes Piepares us for Idler bis: . A . 4 ! 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X ,W -' , 1 -:- ' A H 3 ,'ff'2fZ'- -' , ., S , I , L 2W'f?,i T - ll. i A-1. ,-L 7' f- ' . . , , in 55+ lnstollotion of Bishop Ambrose Senyshyn Perhaps the most important event outside the realm of school activities was the installation of Bishop Ambrose Senyshyn as Bishop of the Stamford Diocese. On December 15, 1956, Bishop Senyshvn was installed bv Archbishop Amlcto G. Cicognani as the first Exarch of the Stamford Ukrainian Catholic Exarchate. The impressive ceremony, held in the school auditorium, was attended by about six hund- red persons, over a hundred of which were members of the clergv, including Arch- bishops and Bishops. Also present were the Governor of the State, the mayor of Stam- ford, and other such dignitaries. The senior class participated in this event by sing' ing in the choir and serving as ushers. After the installation, the site of the ceremonies was transferred to St. Marvls school auditorium. During the banquet at the auditorium, the school orchestra de- lighted the guests with its renditions. The meal completed. speeches were delivered bv the various hierarchy, congratulating Bishop Ambrose. The last speech of the day was given by Bishop Ambrose, In it he expressed his gratitude to all concerned a.nd concluded with the words, I pray, the good Lord, that all be blessed a hundredfoldf' Page 63 , 4 llv thc uutlwritv vested in me .... I ilfstzxll yuu BiQlmp of the Apostolic Fxnrclw ul' Stulrmford . . AlAl11I7lALlFil1 SCITYSIIYII ..,. clucm prima Apostulicu Exurclm Smlnfurdvnsi, Subi- tem ct upustolicanm In-ncclicti:mcmf' Reading the bull ul' instullutiun is Hu: Chrcptu. Page 64 Informal chat hefore the ceremony. Cardinal Spellman pays his respects to Bishop Senyshyn. To the left is me Apostolic Delegate. The St. Basil's Choir, directed by Robert Moskal, supplies the choral background for the Installation. The Bishops enjoying the Installation Banquet at St. Mary's School Auditorium. Visiting Hicmcliy which amended the Installation. A portion of the Clistinguisliccl nuclicncc. Page 66 Civil Digniturics present at the Installation Bishop Ambrose jokes with Msgr. Stock and Rev. Chrepta after having installed the deans of his diocese. ' The Most Rev. Ambrose Senyshyn, Ukrainian Catholic Bishop ol Stamford, gets ready to deliver prayer opening U. S. Senate session, Left to right: Dr. Lev E. Dohriansliy, Georgetown University: Sen. ll. Alexander Smith, New ,lerseyg Sen. 'lheodore Francis Green, Rhode lslanclp Nlsgr. Nicholas Bahakp Cong. Alhcrt P. Nlorano, Grcenwichg Sen Everett M. Dirksen, Illinois: Vice-President Richard Nixon: Bishop Senyshvng Sen. Frank l.ausche, Ohiog Sen. Prescott Bush, Connecticut: Sen. joseph Clark, Pennsylvania, and Sen. VVilliain A. Purtcll, Connecticut. his visits to our school. Bishop StJnyshyn's private chapel in the Chateau. Page 67 Bishop Ambrose during one of i i xr if Ilis lfxccllcncy, lluv. Ainhrusc Scny- shyn, tngcthcr with the luculty zintl the stutlunt hotly ul lmth the College :intl ljl'L'l1. Schi vw ' I St. l3z1sil's has allways iniiintninctl that spiritu il cnrichmcnt fahoultl ziccoinpainy ll stuclcnts inttl lcctuzil clcvclopmcntz :mtl tn this cncl, it czirncs I lm' Ciocl zmcl lor his lcllnwinztn, aintl gnc :in un clcrstiincling of thc rights amd nhligzititms ol' him strives tn Inspire catch nl' hor stuclcnts with Ll lc it scll' imcl ol' othcrs. Rev. H. Kane C.SS.R. distributes Holy Communion during this yeair's rctrcut. 1 ' -... -'-..' ' 1 X' 'lm ...A .4 M'-x Rcv. H. Kzmc USSR. illustrates his talks by' rcininisccnscs nl his past vx- pcricnccs, Page B8 Le Chateau's Staff: G. Marke- wycz, Secretary: P. Bumbar, Art: F. Rogowski, Literary Ed.: A. Cibulskas. Liierarv Ed.: J. Sla- vinsky, Photography: J. Beaure- gard, Business Manager: K. Pio- ggwski. Ari: D. Deviio, Activity YEARBOOK STAFF Thr suuus of the vearbool. lb thr rmult of combmcd efforts, on tllg part of thc staff and members of thc scmor diss Much crgdxt IS due to tlu photogrlpluc vxo1LofR II Robertson Ir. and thc cxccllcnt VVL rlso uc xcrv QI ltcful to rhr cntur studcnt bodx of tht school winch has so cnthrlsiusticully support- ed our SLlfb0O1x hx SLHIIIU Chrrstmls Crrds md solrcmnv for ldXLll1Sl.l1lLlllS. CDRCHESTRA Si. Basil's Orchestra Ready to Roll. Conductor: N. Babak: Piano: S. DeLuca: First Violin: rr. Sobol, G Polansky: Second Violin: P. Lombardo, A. Moore: Cla 'inetsz D. De Vito. G. Markewycz. T. Laga: Trumpets: P. Bumbar. J. Groeschner: Alio Sax: M. Groeschner. J. Tofil. R. Sandor: Guitar: J. Lopiano: Trombone R. Ziats: Tenor Sax: J. Bayne, R. Colucci: Accordions: P. Harrilchak, A. Di Cerio, S. Jubyna. and R. Sabol. Page 70 On the day of Bishop Ambrose's instal lation the orchestra displays its ability Page 71 First Row. Left to right: V. Tumminello, L. Lenio. M. Grabowsky. Fr. Chrepta. W, Grabowsky, A Lovook, J. DeVito, W. Ranhosky. Second Row: S. Andriuk, A. Presii, W. Downey, G. Barna, D. De- Vito, A. Cibulskas. J. Bayne. Third Row: M. Nagurney, J. Genovese, G. 0'Leary, F. Stanick, R. Fes- CHEMISTRY CLUB This group of budding geniuses meet weekly, under the direction of Fr. Chrepta, to delve into the mysteries of chemistry. Page 72 ELECTRGNICS CLUB The Electronics Club under the moderation of Fr. Chrepta has as its end the comprehension of the workings of electricity and electronics by applying these to practical projects. xl ' If v Bottom Row. Lei! to right: L. Lento, D. Bosak. P. Starr. Fr. Chrepta. B. Coughlin. M. Nargi. J. Krysakowski, G. Pedrosa Middle Row: D. Muchinski, E. Casey. B. Deary, R. Colucci. M. Starr, E. Porcelli. J. Tofil. Top Row: E. Lattuga, H. Masiw- chuk, J. Roman, F. Stanek, W. Downey. R. R. Smith, J. Geno- vese. G. O'Lea.ry. PHOTGGRAPHY CLUB Under the direction of Father Chrepta, the Photography Club provides instruction in the technique of good picture taking and gives the members the satisfaction of developing their own. Bottom. Lei! to right: L. Lento. P. Starr, Fr. Chrepta, J. Lanz, L. Lanz. Top: J. Conroy, J. Genovese, N. Psicliopaidas. J. O'Leary. R. Colucci. Page 73 15. Mzuur luis perfect form for a strike. BCDWLING The newly formed bowling team was orffmizcd bv Colcli 5 in tariga during the winter of our Senior vear to supplement our ithlctic program. Once a week our teams could be seen at the Bowlaraml matched against each other. At the end of the first round the standings were: Coofcrs Comets Spartans Babylonians Aces Coppcrs The bowling squad. Back Row. Lefi io right: D. DeVito. S. Nanax A Cibulskas. F. Mazur, B. DeLeo. Front Row: W. Downey, F. Sianick J Ryba. W. Robinson. J. Starr, D. Brescia. L. Lenio. Page 74 THESE TOC ARE HERE Very . gphn of them Rev. Clement Englert, C.SS.H., L S E O , sf . , 'Nf vii' K A Spiritual Director of the Seminary N Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary. Front Row, Left to Right: Sister Giacinta: Mother Lillian. Superior: Sister Gioconda. - Back Row: Sister Livia. Sister Eutemia, Sister Fernanda. Sister Eulalia, Sister Maria. Two of the good sisters who put up with us from .Q I 11:50 to 12:20. Page 75 AW! I 4 X X fs! It 1 s ......-4 Q EL-M.. .if A' ew-ntfl.. Sister Andrea, M.S.M.G.. B.S.. B.Mus., M.Mus. Direciress of the Seminary Choir. g William Stankard, M.D. School Physician Page 76 f: ms .i,' C3 X Mrs. Arthur Hogan School Secretary Sf Seminary Picnic L ouscns up Ponders Scratches Concentrates G. Sywanyk presents his winning speech in the annual Voice of Demo- cracy Contest. .,...... , sq i s i ' ? tk 3, it it W-o Hits on answer Q X sv mpg. ml ' H un' tl' Q, 1X gnu .cf -'ar as-f 3 Xxx:-1, 5? tary.,-.S xx Ni-.css -X F NES N. .Amt 1 32 W x Best Wishes and God's Blessings For A Successful Future HOLY GHOST CHURCH Very Rev. Vladimir Andrushkiw, Pastor Michael Panchyshyn, Trustee Joseph Kozak, Trustee P 80 Compliments of Albert A. Berko's Market I043 New Brunswick Avenue Sa ntella Rahway. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF TEMPLE PHARMACY Victor Centonze, Reg. Pharm. H3 West Main Street Stamford, Connecticut DAvis 4-7569 81 STANLEY'S CALSO SERVICE 953 Hope Street Springdale Flreside 8-8529 COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE ROAD SERVICE AND TOWING REPAIRS AND TUNE-UP ALSO TRAILER SALES AND RENTALS RENT A TRAILER BY DAY - WEEK OR MONTH LUGGAGE TRAILERS HITCHES DUMP TRAILERS FURNISHED HYDRAULIC LIFT TRAILERS BOAT TRAILERS CONTRACTOR'S HEAVY DUTY TRAILERS APPLIANCE DOLLIES FOR REFRIGERATORS, STOVES AND EIC. 953 HOPE STREET CENTER OF SPRINGDALE Walter Dombrowski, Owner Page 82 Compliments Of James Caterbone Mr. and Mrs. DeLuxe Cleaners R. Allen Gillespie Hgpe Street Glenbrook, Ct. The Home Oil Company For comforf service all year 'round Fuel oil - 24 hour Burner Service Healing and Air Conclirioning lnsfallafions Homgas -- Gas appliances and Service 240 Elm Sfreef 865 Ailaniic S+. New Canaan, Cf. Slamford. C+. WO 6-268l DA 3-2l88 Page 83 NON CEDEMUS CALAMITATI CLASS CDF 1958 Compliments of DeLeo Bros. Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Stamford, Conn. l LA CENA DELICATESSEN Food and Sauce to take out and Old Fashioned Donuts Congratulations to the graduating class of '57 From St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Church Buffalo, N. Y. Very Rev. Alexander Steranka, Pastor Rev. Lubomyr Mudry, Assistant Pastor Rev. Andrew Stasiuk, Assistant Pastor P 86 RICE Current Electric GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 79 Broad Street Stamford. Conn. Tel. DA +9254 C. G. Rice Julius Schine, Rosenbaum 8- Co. Incorporated Distributors at Kosher Products Established I9II WHOLESALE GROCERIES I9I5 Strattord Ave. Stamford, Conn. St. Mory's Ukrainian Catholic Church 502 South 7th Street Reading Pa. Phone 3-3925 Rev. Volodimir Koval KERMES' 50l Glenbrook Road Glenbrook Conn. Phone Fl 8-852l Mayes' Cleaners 5l7 Glenbrook Rd. Glenbrook. Conn. Phone DA 4-I744 - 3 HOUR SERVICE - All Work Done On The Premises Johns Manville Blown Spintex Home Installation Stamford Home Installation Co. 98 Camp Ave. Springdale, Conn S3l'IddfIS 'IOOHOS PW 3OI:I:IO 'HUGO 'HIPMJON 'S - 'UUOO P-l0,I.llP+S 'sul ssaad spoag Compliments ot Telesco Fuel and Masons' Material Co. Best by Test READY-MIXED CONCRETE MASONS' SUPPLIES 40 Meadow Street Stamford, Conn The J8LD Tool Company I2 Research Drive Glenbrook Conn. DESIGNING - ENGINEERING MANUFACTURING A. E. Bounty Co. Dock Street Think ot Building - Think ot Bounty Oldest Mason Material Co. in Stamford Since IB79 Page 87 Compliments of STAMFORD ROLLING MILLS COMPANY Springdale, Connecticut 14 , B E 9 D I- E lil GN D Ed 3, Andy's in 'Tl-l S E Nl E. Sports Shop 1 -if - S i' 1 - I46 Posf Road I7 W. Broad Sf. Beadle Cos Cob Shamford and Ed Clark Andy Robusf ll Thieme Plumbing 8: Healing Confraclors Prompi' Servi Esfimafes on all repair Cheerfully Given FI 8-I737 FI 8-5I60 73 C V D Siamford BEST WISHES FRGM ...... SACRED HEART CHURCH 37 Schuyler Ave. Stamford, Conn. Rev. Rocco D. A. Nadile, Pastor Rev. Thomas R. Mancine, Assistant Rev. Louis A. DeProfio, Assistant Best Wishes to the Graduates, faculty and students of St. Basil's Saint John the Baptist Ukrianian Catholic Church 104 Wilbur Ave. Syracuse, N.Y. P SLAVINSKY'S MARKET Prime Meats and I-ancy Groceries Frozen Foods So. Pacific St. Stamford, Conn PHONE DA3-6830 P 90 1 Plan your vacation accordingly let NIAGRA FRONTIER COUNCIL be your host at the Annual U.C.Y.L. Convention This year it's August 8th thru llth. lt's Buffalo in '57 Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 from WAYDA'S DELICATESSEN Buffalo, New York P 9 Compliments of R y b a ' s Service Center 355 West Main St. Stamford, Conn. Compliments of Rev. Michael Fedorowich Class of I947 Camsan Electric 2 I 9 Atlantic St. Stamford, Conn. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS AUTOMATIC WASHERS - DRIERS REFRIGERATORS - TELEVISION RADIO Tel. Stamford FI 8-775l Congratulations to the Class of '57 Holy Name Society SS. Peter and Paul Church Ansonia, Conn. Page 92 Bowlarama Inc. 20 of Conn's most modern bowling lanes with automatic pin setters I09 Hamilton Ave. Props. Franl: and Manuel Vetti Nosal Brothers, Inc Real Estate and Insurance 625 Bedford Street Stamford, Connecticut DAvis 4-2168 When CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS came to America there were no cows, but on his second voyage in I495, he brought cattle and other farm animals to the islands in the West Indies. U. S. Dept. of Agriculture says, Milk does more for the body than any other food. It provides high quality protein, calcium and vitamins A and C cheaply MILK is ALWAYS your best food buy! Seoltest Sheffield Fa rms P. Sabini and Co. Inc. Furniture 81 Electrical Appliances I75-I77 Pacific St. Stamford, Connecticut Tel. DAvis 4-6109 Page 93 Compliments of the Stamford Oil Company IO Water St. Reliable Oil and Heat Company FUEL OIL - OIL BURNERS SERVICED AND INSTALLED Stamford. Conn. General Offices: Courtland Ave. 81 Crescent St. Phone DAvis 4-2 I4I D. L. Starr Agency Inc. 230 Atlantic Street Stamford, Conn. Fl 8-5347 ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE D. A. Taddeo '43 WO -l35b Cushing St. Springdale. Conn. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. John Lefchick Elizabeth, N. J. Pg Wendon Company T h 0 r m e I S Manufacturers Prescription Pharmacy Designers 92l E. Main S+. Cor. Maple Ave. I7 Irving Sf. Wm. J. Thorme, Reg. Pharm.. Prop. S'l'OI'Tl'fOI'Ci, COFII1. phone DA 3,5461 Bosak Fuherdl HOITIG Compliments of FRANK J. BOSAK, JR. Stamford Funeral Direcior Tel. S9l'Vil'lg since 64I Ailanfic S+. Sfamford, Conn. Pg 95 'k 6 I IFE i lUHl1'EIowEn 1k 'A' THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS IN STAMFORD 1099 EAST MAIN STREET RIVER ST. AT WEST PARK PLACE - LONG RIDGE RD. AT BULL'S HEAD I Page 96 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class ot l957 from The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception of the B.V.M. 8l4 N. Franklin Street Philadelphia, Pa. Rev. Joseph J. Fedorek, Administrator Rev. John Malaschuk, Assistant KING-CASEY INC INDUSTRIAL DESIGN CONSULTANTS 30 ROCKEF LLER PLAZA, NEW YO 1ll P 97 Shamrock Restaurant 42 Shippcun Avenue Stamford, Conn. Joseph Tobin, Permittee Llo yd Sampson DA 4-5759 ATLANTIC ELECTRIC CO.. INC. 44l Atlantic Street Stamford, Conn. Custom High Fidelity Installations M. RONDANO GENERAL CONTRACTOR Long Ridge Road Stamford. Ct l GOULDEN'S STORAGE 81 VAN CO. l52 Summer Street Stamford, Conn. DA 3-2604 Prompt Delivery Case Discounts TOWNE LIQUORS LIOUORS - WINE - BEER Catering Service OLiver 5-9045 I74 Post Road, Darien ' Open Evenings Alice and Ray Thomas - Yearbook Photog rophy x , - by . JL J R Rnchard H. Robertson, Jr. x f i Town 8: Country 258I Summer St. s B J' I, Shopping Center Stamford. Conn. . Oli l I B K W -1 ' DAvis 3-was Flreside a-zlsl .J I x 5 1 , ' P. 1' r I Z r Page 98 Compliments ot the CHURCH OF SAINT CECILIA Springdole, Connecticut STANLEY'S MEAT MARKETS Stomtord, Connecticut South End Food Market Sta nley's Market 7I7 Atlantic Street I47 Selleclt Street DAvis 3-3389 Fireside 8-4540 Fairlawn Food Center l I32 East Main Street DAvis 3-0997 Fairest in Prices Highest in Quality STANLEY GRABOWSKI. Prop. 99 STAMFORD WELDING SERVICE BODY AND FENDER WORK - PAINTING oxY - ACETYLENE AND ELECTRIC ARC WELDING - PORTABLE EQUIPMENT A F R I E N D A. Dagosfino, Prop. 78 M6999 Avenue TeI. DAvis 4-l733 Sfarnford, Conn. STAMFORD POLISHING 81 PLATING CORP. METAL EINISI-IERS INDUSTRIAL LACOUERING P.O. Box I4I2 Sfemford, Conn. ALANMAR HOMES. INC. BUILDERS GENERAL Confracfors H. R. Velez 436 Hope Sires? Glenbrook, Conn. DAvis 3-0588 EAST MAIN SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY 848 Main Sfreef Sfamford, Conn. NEW HOPE SERVICE CO.. INC. ACCESSORIES - TIRES - TUBES BATTERY SERVICE - AUTO REPAIRING Maple and Courfland Avenue Glenbrook. Conneciicui ALANMAR HOMES, INC. CompIImen?s of BUILDERS GENERAL Confracfors H. R. Velez 436 Hope Sfreef FRANK M' WEST' INC' Glenbrook, Conn. DAvIs 3-0588 Complirnenfs of JOSEPH BAYNE NEW HOPE SERVICE CO.. INC. ACCESSORIES - TIRES - TUBES BATTERY SERVICE - AUTO REPAIRING Maple and Cour+Iand Avenue Glenbroolr. Connecficui Pcqe 100 FINIS OPUS CORONAT Compliments of the Class of 1960 D. Bosal: G. Bosak P. Bumbar J, Cenfonze B. Deery J. DeVi+o R. Dombrowski D. Graboski M. Groeschner L. Jachnycky E. Karpchuck J. Krysakowski J. Lanz R. Lanz J. Lavook P. Lombardo S. Mindera M. Nargi G. Orechwa G. Pedrosa E. Porcelli F. Prosak N. Psichopaidas W. Ranhosky J. Roman S. Sandrovifch A. Saniella R. Spezzano P. S+arr E. S+epons H. S+ockmal P. Symeon J. Thorme J. Tofil V. Tumminello M. Tybor J. Wynkoop P. Yaremko R. Zgu+a Page 101 Compliments ot THE CLASS OF 1959 George Dooley s s so President Ronold Popivchok Vice-President Jon Olzerowicz Secretory Doniel Muchinsky s Treosurer Best Wishes to the Groduoting Closs . --V A--.. ... ., .. -.,.- ..-- ,-,..-i.,,,,, P 102 Herbert S. Brown D.D.S. Compliments ot Frank M. West, Inc. P e t e ' s Variety Corner Store 738 So. Pacitic Street Stamford, Conn. DA 3-9908 Laurence E. Yance COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICE Opper Rd. R.D. 3 Stamford DA 2-28I5 DA 2-I798 Mrs. T. Mosko Mr. and Mrs. J. Kurica Rosenblum-Walter 8- Co., Inc. Wholesale Fruit 8: Vegetable Merchants Distributors ot Stol:ely's Honor Brand Frozen Foods Cor. Canal and Chapel Sts. DA 4-920l-2-3-4-5 Geoghegan Electric Co., Inc. RADIO 'I' TELEVISION Household Appliances Sales 8: Service 205 Atlantic St. DA 3-6848 Stamford, Conn. DA 4-ZI66 Telephone FI 8-8698 I Caputo s Liquor Store 203 Shippan Ave. Stamford, Conn. Telephone Fireside 8-5404 The Merry Go Round GIFTS AND CHILDREN'S WEAR 49 Shippan Ave. Stamford. Conn. Holy Name A C 804 Atlantic Street Stamford, Conn. Page 103 Boosters Mrs. Eva Gura Amalgamaied San-Jan Amaio Memorial Works Mr. and Mrs. John Andriuk Mr. and Mrs. Louis Annunzialo Miss Cynfhia Asfrologo Mrs. Mary As+rologo Rocco M. As+rologo Mr. and Mrs. B. Augusfin Miss Terry Augusfin Mr. and Mrs. S+anley J. Babula Bafundi's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. George Barnes Miss Lofiie Barosky Joseph Bayne Miss Marie R. Bayne Miss Marie R. Bayne Mr. and Mrs. Sfanley J. Bazydlo Mr. and Mrs. John D. Berg Mrs. Mary Berko Mr. Lawrence Berko Mr. MaH'hew Berko Belik's A+lan+ic Slalion Ted Bialock Mr. and Mrs. C. Bialzack Mr. and Mrs. John Bilinski Honore Parker Bisaillon Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bogdan Mr. and Mrs. F. Boguski and family Mr. and Mrs. S. Bohai Mrs. Eva Boofh Mr. and Mrs. Peler Borch Mr. and Mrs. H. P. 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Drenckholm Mr. and Mrs. Mykola Duhas Michael Dzuibaly Ed's Shell Service Mr. and Mrs. Thoc Eklund Ezzell's Garden Supplies Mrs. Agalha Farcash Mr. and Mrs. Peler Fedishyn Mr. Peler Fedun Nick Fedyshun Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Ferray Lesler Ferris Mr. and Mrs. Sfanley Ferger Mr. and Mrs. Rod Ferguson Mr. Mefro Felsco Mr. Joe Ficarro Mrs. Anna May Figas Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fillon Flagg Molors Miss Elizabelh Ann Fleming Donald Ford Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Fournier Mrs. Z. Freisinger and Daugh+er A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. S. Fuss Mrs. Helen Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. L. Gasper Mr. and Mrs. Slanley Gavel Charles Gerbasi Jr. Charles Gill Marlin D. Giusepfe Mrs. Frederick Grab Grabowsky Girls, Sonya and Dana Mr. Dmy+ro Grabosky, Sr. Grand Cenlral Markef Sam Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Groeschner Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gross Carl Grossman and Mrs. John Gruden and Mrs. Michael Gushanas Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harier Mrs. Elizabefh Hayes Mr. and Mrs. George S. 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