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

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R ' 4 X- ' X x, a ,M C l v , f 45 4 my C Q 'Q ' 7' 1 4 s Contents IUNE 11, 1973 Volume XXXIV 7 Dedication Popular Coach lohn Santariga, dedicated teacher and molder of a generation of men at St. Ba5il's, is saluted by the Senior Class. 9 Faculty ' Depth of knowledge and interest charac- terize the men and women who develop the intellects and interests ofthe students. 21 Seniors Leaders of the 'school and future leaders of their community, these young men epito- mize the ideal of an educated Christian gen- tleman. 43 Underclassmen The spirit and future of the student body lies in these undergraduates who have proudly joined the Prep family. 53 Activities Clubs, Sports, and Activities are an integral part of student life-developing for the stu- dents a diversity of skills and opening a variety of avenues of interest. The departments 4 Spiritual Directors 20 Staff 53 Activities 63 Clubs 70 Sports 88 Year In Review 103 Advertisers Le Chateau is published annually since 1940 by the Senior Class of St. Basil's Preparatory School, 39 Clovelly Road, Stamford, Connec- ticut 06902. Editors: Charles Billone, loseph Kolodka, Timothy Garufi, Charles Valases, Nicholas Verses, and Thomas Wilkinson, Pho- tography: Timothy Garufi, Tony Ruvolo, and Thomas Wilkinson, Layout: Charles Billone, Timothy Garufi, joseph Kolodka, Charles Valases, Nicholas Verses, and Thomas Wilkinsong Copy Editors: Robert DiNardo, David Martin, Ste- phen Roche, Kevin Tobin, and Walter Vagag Advertising-Solicib ing: Entire Student Body, Layout: Charles Billone, and David Blethen, Printing by T. O'TOOLE 84 SONS, South Norwalk, Conn., Yearbook Representative, William Hawth- orneg Class of 44, Art Consultant, lohn Kosinski, Moderator, Rev. Leon Moskog Financial Moderator, lohn Santariga. HIS HOLINESS POPE PAUL VI HIS BEATITUDE METROPLITAN IOSYF CARDINAL SLIPYI MAIOR ARCHBISHOP OF UKRAINIAN CATHOLICS THE MOST REVEREND AMBROSE SENYSHYN, O.S.B.M., D.D ARCHBISHOP METROPOLITAN OF PHILADELPHIA THE MOST REVEREND IOSEPH M. SCHMONDIUK, S.T.L., D.D. BISHOP OE STAMFORD THE MOST REVEREND IAROSLAV CABRO, D.D. BISHOP OF CHICAGO 'il Q-'.s.L 1B'A,, THE MOST REVEREND BASIL H. LOSTEN, S.T.L., D.D. AUXILIARY BISHOP OF THE PHILADELPHIA ARCHEPARCHY THE MOST REVEREND WALTER W. CURTIS, S.T.D. BISHOP OF BRIDGEPORT Monsignor Peter Skrincosky Superintendent of Schools Monsignor Peter Skrincosky, B.A., MA., S.E.O.D., Superintendent of Schools, graduated St. Basil's Preparatory School in 1940. He undertook his freshman year at St. Charles College, Catonsville, Maryland, after which he continued his study of philosophy at St. Basil's College receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1944. He attended the Catholic University of America and then was ordained on june 2, 1947. His first assignment was as instructor of Latin and Religion at St. Basil's prep. He simultaneously held the office of Prefect for eight years. He attended Fordham University which awarded him a Masters Degree in psychology in February, 1953. He was then appointed Rector of St. Basil's College and St. Basil's Preparatory School. ln October 1959, Bishop Ambrose Senyshyn, OSBM, sent Father to Rome for advanced studies at the Pontifical Oriental Institute, Gregorian University where he received a Doctorate in Oriental Ecclesiastical Sciences in june 1963. ln September 1963, Bishop Schmondiuk appointed him Rector of St. Basil's College Seminary, a position he still holds as well as teaching courses in psychology and theology. ln 1968 Pope Paul VI elevated Father Skrincosky to the rank of Papal Chaplain with the title of Very Reverend Monsignor. -vt. Rev. Peter Fedorchuck Financial Administrator Reverend Peter Fedorchuck, B.S., MS., graduated from St. Basil's Col- lege and studied theology at the Catholic University of America. Father did graduate work in mathematics at Fordham University and received his Master of Science degree in 1951. Father also studied advanced mathematics at Adelphi College on a National Science Foundation Fellowship. For the past thirteen years Father has been administrator of a parish in Fresh Meadows, Long Island. After having taught mathe- matics and physics at the Prep for twenty-five years, he was promoted this year to the position of Business Manager. Rev. loseph Fedorek Spiritual Director Reverend loseph I. Fedorek, B.A., Extraordinary Confessor, was born in Bayonne, New Iersey. He graduated from St. Basil's Prep in 1945 and from St. Basil's College in 1949. He studied theology and attended the graduate school of Sociology at Catholic University of America and was ordained in 1953. His parish assignments were Rector of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Philadelphia and Pastor of St. Michael's Parish in Shenandoah, Pennsylvania-the oldest Ukrain- ian Catholic Church in North and South America. At present he is Pastor of St. Vladimir's Parish in Elizabeth, New jersey. He was recently elected by his clerical peers to the Board of Directors of St. Basil's Prep and College. Presently, his other offices are Board member of the Priest's Retirement and Insurance Fund, Board member of Ascension Manor in Philadelphia, Commissioner on drug abuse for the City of Elizabeth, New jersey and Spiritual Director for the Knights of Columbus Roselle Park Council. ' f KN-M..-A fg ,gr E KA, S' 1-1, QR ? 'X-ees- li YF? . 35. 15 ,Q ,gi ,,, Ss' .:' wwL.mQw,m,Myf ' H mm A IN MEMORIAM THE LATE BISHOP IOHN STOCK, DD. Bishop lohn Stock, born in Blackwood, Pennsylvania, at- tended area schools and was graduated from St. Clair High School. He began his studies for the priesthood at the Pon- tifical University of the Canisianum, Innsbruck, Austria. Forced out of Austria by the Nazis at the outbreak of World War Il, he continued his studies at the American College in Sion, Switzerland. Following his return to the United States in 1940, he completed his philosophical studies at St. Mary's College, Baltimore, and his theological studies at the Catholic University of America. Following his ordina- tion to the priesthood on December 4, 1943, he held various parochial assignments until August 1946, when he was named Representative of the Ukrainian Catholic Committee for Refugees affiliated with NCVVC. Father Stock spent the next six years in Germany and Austria working among dis- placed Ukrainian refugees. Following his return to the Unit- ed States, he was elevated to the rank of Papal Chamberlain and appointed to various chancery and parochial positions. On February 22,1971, Pope Paul VI appointed him Bishop of the Titular See of Pergamum and Auxiliary to Archbishop Ambrose Senyshyn. On june 29, 1972, Bishop john Stock died in an automobile accident. His loss is felt deeply by all of us who knew this kind, holy priest. May God grant him Eternal Life. FAGU LTY 10 Administration Principal, Reverend Leon A. Mosko, Dean of Students, Mr. lohn Santariga, Librari- an-in-chief, Msgr. Emil Manastersky, Busi- ness Manager, Reverend Peter Fedorchuck. 13 Sciences Mr. William Barnes, Physics, Senior Math Geometry and I.P.S., Dr. Donald Clarke, Bi- ology and Chemistry, Mr. lohn Santariga, Algebra I and Algebra ll. 1. 14 Languages Dr. Miroslav Borysiuk, Latin, Miss Marguerite Delanni, Spanish and English ll, Miss Iac- queline Lange, French, Reverend Leon A. Mosko, English I, II, and IV, Mr. Roman Ro- manyshyn, Ukrainian. 16 Arts Mr. Alexander Bernyk, Music Theory I and Il, Music Appreciation, Mrs. Candace I-lerbst, Art I and ll, Mr. loseph Lukiw, Develop- mental Reading. 18 Religion Reverend Leo Goldade, OSBM, Reverend Charles A. Mezzomo, Reverend Constantine Wysochansky, OSBM. Staff 20 Mrs. Geraldine Corcoran, Secretary 20 Mrs. Mary Lohotsky, Bookkeeper 20 Mrs. Dolores Kepchar, Cafeteria Manager The objective of St. Basil's College Preparatory School is to help fashion intellectually alert, Christian gentle- men of solid moral character. For this purposethefacultystrivesto promote the intellectual, moral, and physical development of each individual pupil. To this end, each student is en- couraged to acquire the following goals during his years at the Prep: -An appreciation of his own personal dignity and of his obligations to God, to his fellow men, and to himself. -An understanding of the basic prin- ciples of language, mathematics, science, and religion, and of his historical and cultural heritage. -An understanding and appreciation of uniqueness and wealth of his own heritage. -An ability to reason and to use his acquired knowledge to reach sound conclusions. -Skill in communicating his ideas to others through writing and speak- ing. -An esteem for excellence and a devotion to its pursuit in his every undertaking. Faculty directory William Erik Barnes, 122 Clovelly Road, Stamford 06902, Alexander Bernyk, 361 72nd Street, Brooklyn, New York 11209, Dr. Myroslav Bory- siuk, 36 Rippowam Road, Stamford 06905, Dr. Donald Clarke, 25 Geneva Road, Norwalk, Margaurite Delanni, Yonkers, New York, Reverend Peter Fedorchuck, 48-26 171 Street, Fresh Meadows, New York 11365, Reverend loseph Fedorek, 309 Grier Avenue, Elizabeth, New jersey 07202, Rever- end Leo Goldade, OSBM, Lattington Road, P.O. Box 2231, Glen Cove, Long Island, New York, Mrs. Candace Herbst, Westport, Connecticut, lac- queline Lange, Rowayton, Connec- ticut, loseph Lukiw, 154 Cold Spring Road, Stamford 06905, Msgr. Emil Manastersky, 161 Glenbrook Road, Stamford 06902, Reverend Charles Mezzomo, 303 Eddy Glover Boule- vard, New Britain, Connecticut, Rev- erend Leon A. Mosko, 39 Clovelly Road, Stamford 06902, Roman Ro- manyshyn, 24 Hope Street, Stamford 06902, lohn Santariga, 22 Phillips Place, Stamford, Reverend Constan- tine Wysochansky OSBM, Lattington Road, P.O. Box 2231, Glen Cove, Long Island, New York 11542. P R I N C I P A L REVEREND LEON MOSKO Reverend Leon A. Mosko, B.A., M.Ed., was graduated from St. Basil's College, He studied theology at the Catholic University of America, and was ordained in 1956. Father Mosko studied English and Drama at Catholic University and at Fordham University. He holds a graduate degree in educational administration from Fairfield University and is presently working toward his doctorate at St. 1ohn's University. During the summer of 1968, Father was a member of the Title ll workshop in Shakespearean drama held at the American Shakespearean Festival theatre in Stratford, Connecticut. Father is also a member of the Modern Language Association, the American National Theatre and Academy, the National Association of Secondary School Principals, and the American Association of School Administrators. in addition to teaching English I, ll, and IV, Father is Principal and Rector of St. Basil's, and Vice Chancellor of the Stamford Diocese. STUDENTS DEA CDF IOHN SANTARIGA, B.S., M.S., signed a baseball contract with the old New York Giants after his graduation from high school. When World War ll broke out, however, he chose to enlist in the Army and was assigned to study engineering at St. Bonaventure University. He later participated in an Army examination in which he was one of only seventy-five national finalists selected to be trained for espionage work in the Far East. The end of the war cut short his study of Japanese at the University of Chicago. After his discharge, Mr. Santariga was asked to rejoin the Giants, but chose instead to go to Syracuse University where he received his BS. in Political Science, and then to New York University where he was awarded a Master of Science degree in History. Mr. Santariga studied advanced mathematics at Simmons College under a grant from the National Science Foundation. He teaches Algebra I and ll, United States History, Government and Economics, and directs all physical education classes at St. Basil's. He is also financial moderator of Le Chateau. One of the most popular places on campus is the library. Used primarily for reference work and study, it also serves frequently asahaven forquiet relaxation with an interesting magazine. Open throughout the day, the reference room is always busy-and justly so. ln evaluat- ing the school, The State Department of Education declared in its evaluative report that the reference collection is an unusually fine one, and the titles recently purchased have been carefully selected. With a collection in excess of 13,400 volumes and subscriptions to more than 125 periodicals and newspa- pers, The Prep School Library ranks among the best school libraries in the State. The average number of books per pupil in Connecticut public schools is 2.5, in the diocesan schools, 6.45 in pri- vate schools, 30.0, while St. Basil's can boast of 139.2 books per pupil. This year we have added the services of a full time librarian, Mrs. Candace Herbst, vvho holds a Masters Degree in Library Science. The library is unusual in that it has a very strong Ukrainian section. lt pro- vides students with much materi- al-books, periodicals, nevvspapers, pamphlets, maps and illustrations-es- sential to a thorough understanding of the cultural heritage and national history of the Ukraine. The aim of the library is to have eventually as good a collec- tion-in depth as well as in extent-of Ukrainiana as is possible. RIGHT REVEREND MoNsioNoR mit MANAsTERskY, VC., Ph.B, S.T.B., BS. in L.S., Librarian, has been at St. Basil's longer than any other member of its faculty. He spent five years in Rome vvhere he received the academic degrees of Bachelor of Philosophy and Bachelor of Theology from Propaganda Fidei University. After his return to the United States he completed his theological studies at the Catholic University of America. In 1947, he received the degree Bachelor of Science in Library Science from that university. Since coming to St. Basil's, Monsignor has studied philosophy at the graduate school of Fordham University and has attended many vvorkshops in philosophy. At some time Monsignor has been assistant pastor at Nevvark, Nl, at Yonkers and Brooklyn, N.Y., and pastor of St. Vladimir's Church in Stamford. ln May 1968, he was elevated to the rank of Domestic Prelate. Monsignor is the Vicar General of the Stamford Eparchy, chaplain of the Stamford Catholic Library, and Chairman of its Book Selection Committee. He is a member of the American Catholic Philosophical Association, the American Library Association, the Catholic Library Association, the Society of Ukrainian Li- brarians of America, and the College Theology Society. Monsignor also teaches philosophy at St. Basil's College and a course in library science at the Prep. WILLIAM E. BARNES, B.S., electrical engineering attended Northeastern University in Boston and graduating worked as an engineer at The Navy Underwater System Center in New London, Connecticut and Seneca Lake, New York, evaluating submarine sonar equipment. Mr. Barnes teaches physics, senior math, plane geometry and freshman science. He spends much of his leisure time bicycling and relaxing on his sailboat and is on one ofthe volleyball teams. DONALD Atsron CLARKE, Bs., AM., PHD. attended Phila- delphia College of Pharmacy and Science where he was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree. He then went on to graduate Study at Cornell University Medical Col- lege where he gained his A.M. and Ph.D. in the area of pharmacology, physiology and biochemistry. Dr. Clarke was Apothecary-in-chief at Cornell Medical Center of New York Hospital as well as on the faculty of Sloan-Kettering Institute. He has done considerable cancer research, especially in the field of cancer chem- otherapy. He has been a member of the boards of such prestigious associations as the American Associa- tion for Cancer Research, Columbia University College of Pharmacy, the American Cancer Society and Cancer International Research Corporation. Immediately prior to his acceptance of the position of instructor of biology and chemistry at St. Basilfs, Dr. Clarke was Medical Director of Clairol. Author of more than one hundred publications, Dr. Clarke is listed in World VVho's Who in Science. ROMAN RQMANYSHYN, B.A. was born and raised in Ukraine. Following his graduation from Ternopil Teacher's Col- lege he taught there from 1940-1949. In 1950 he emigrat- ed to Hartford, Connecticut, where he taught at St. Michael's Ukrainian School for nineteen years. ln 1955, Mr. Romanyshyn became principal of that school and was responsible for transforming it into what is now probably the best Ukrainian evening parochial school in America. Mr. Romanyshyn teaches all Ukrainian courses at St. Basil's and is moderator of the Ukrainian Club. A master wood-carver, Mr. Romanyshyn also gives instruction in wood carving to interested students. Dl iii ' Fi l i Ii' 1AcQuELiNE LANGE, B.A., MA. Instructor of all French courses, was born and raised in French Canada. She studied at Quinnipiac College where she received her Associate of Arts degree. She continued her education, majoring in French and Spanish, at Southern Connec- ticut State College where she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree. She has received her Master of Arts degree at Southern Connecticut State College. During the sum- mer of 1971, Miss Lange studied Spanish at the University of Valencia. Before coming to St. Basil's Miss Lange taught French and mathematics at the School of St. Louis in West Haven, Connecticut. She is moderator of the French Club. Miss Lange belongs to the American Asso- ciation of Teachers of French. MARGUERITE DEIANNI, B.A., M.A., Instructor of Spanish and English, graduated from Marymount College where she received her Bachelor of Arts degree. ln her junior year at College, she studied Spanish at the University of Madrid. Miss Delanni returned to New York University to receive her Master of Arts degree. After her graduation, she lived in Spain where she taught Spanish, and English as a second language. Miss Delanni returned to New York in December of 1971. Her interests are ice skating and reading. MYROSLAV BORYSIUK, PH.M., M.A., PH.D, Instructor of Latin, Dr. Borysiuk, received his Master of Philosophy degree in classics from the University of Lviv, where later he was appointed Assistant Professor of Greek. He spent two years in Rome, studying classical culture and deep- ening his field of specialization: pre-Homeric religion. After his arrival in the United States, Dr. Borysiuk studied at Columbia University where he received his Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degrees in classics. Moses Hadas, commenting in Newsweek of the current crop of American classicists, referred to Professor Bory- siuk's dissertation at Columbia in these words: This is a doctoral thesis by one of my students. lt's about Plutarch-and it's written entirely in Latin. He didn't have to do that. I should be very proud, don't you think, that one of my students strove for such excellence? Professor Borysiuk is an active member of the American Philological Association, the New England Philological Association, and the Canadian Philological Association. He is listed in the Directory of American Scholars, VVho's Who in the East?, Outstanding Educators of America, Dictionary of International Biography and Prominent Ukralnians in America. 15 IOSEPH LUKIW, B.A., M.s., After serving three years in the U.S. Army, lvlr. Lukiw entered Fairfield University where he received a B.A. degree majoring in education. He then studied reading at the University of Bridgeport where he was awarded a Master of Arts degree. He holds a State Certificate as a Reading Consultant and was for some time a member of the Reading Laboratory of the University of Bridgeport. At present he is a member of the New Canaan, Connecticut, School System. He is a member of the International Reading Association, the Connecticut Education Association, the National Educa- tion Association, and the New Canaan Education Asso- ciation. Mr. Lukiw teaches developmental reading and study skills at St. Basil's. .. ii 249 at .. 'JE i mv ff it r ' aaa file ALEXANDER M. BERNYK, B.s. in Mus., M.A. re- ceived his Bachelor of Science degree in Music from New York University and his Master of Arts from Manhattan College. Mr. Bernyk is Associate Professor of music at Lehman College where he has taught for the past thirty years. He has also held teaching assignments at Iona College, Rutgers Uni- versity, and New York University. He is an active member of PHI MU ALPHA, the Na- tional Honorary Music Fraternity, as well as of the Collegiate Bandmasters' Association. At St. Basil's, Mr. Bernyk teaches all the music theory and appreciation classes, litur- gical chant, and directs the choir, chorus, and orchestra. MRS. CANDACE D. HERBST, B.A., M.L.A., Mrs. Herbst took her undergraduate studies at Hunter College where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in anthro- pology and art. She was awarded her M.L.A. at Pratt Institute of Technology. She is a member of Beta Phi Mu, the International Library Science Honor Society. Before coming to St. Basil's, Mrs. Herbst worked as a librarian for various firms. In addition to her duties as librarian, Mrs. Herbst teaches art at the Prep. REVEREND LEO LAWRENCE GOLDADE, OSBM, B.T. WHS born in Seattle, Washington in 1942. He entered the Basilian novi- tiate in Glen Cove, New York in 1960. Subsequent studies took him to Mundare, Alberta, and to Ottawa. Father received his Bachelor of Theology degree from the Uni- versity of St. Paul in Ottawa. During the past several summers he helped with parish work and summer camp in Michigan and New York. He was ordained in Mundare, Canada. At the present time Father is doing advanced study in pastural theology at the University of Ottawa and is also the Instructor of Religion at St. Basil's Prep. FATHER CONSTANTINE WYSOCHANSKY, O.S.B.M., B.D., COFUSS from Blakely, Pennsylvania where he graduated Blakely High School in 1932. He entered the Order of St. Basil the Great in 1933 and served as a lay brother there for sixteen years. During that time, Father worked in the Order's Printing House asa printer, photo-engraver, book binder and pressman, In 1948, Father went to Argentina where he worked in the Basilian Province. ln 1955, he decided to study for the Priesthood. He studied philosophy in Brazil and theology at the Gregor- ian University, Rome, where he received a Bachelor's Degree in Sacred Theology. He was ordained to the Priesthood on March 25,1962, by His Excellency Augus- tine Horniak, O.S.B.M., D.Df In 1967, Father was named assistant Novice Master. He has served in parishes in New York City and was for a time Provincial Secretary. At present, Father Constantine is Director of St. losa- phat's Retreat House in Glen Cove, N.Y. and is also Instructor of Religion at the Prep. -W it xx 'ri 'fi if l X L gg t REVEREND CHARLES A. Mfzzomo, B.A., M.TH., upon graduating from high school in his home town of Clifton, New jersey in 1963, Father Mezzomo attended Saint Basil's College where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy. He was awarded his Bachelor in Sacred Theology, and Master in Theology degrees from the Catholic University of America. Father was ordained on june 6, 1971. Following his ordination Father was made Prefect of Saint Basil's College. ln May of the same year he began teaching at the Prep. During the 1972 school year, Father was instructor of all religion courses, Prefect of Discipline of the Prep Seminary. In February, 1973, Father Mezzomo was made administrator of his own parish, St. losaphats, in New Britain, Connecticut. 'E-. STAFF GERALDINE CORCORAN Secretary DOLORES KERPCHAR Cafeteria Manager MARY LOHOTSKY Bookkeeper SENIORS lf the seniors aren't studying or cramming before a class, there is usually a glance for the camera, Not every class is all that interesting, but some seniors have found a good subject. There is something about a senior that no one usually realizes, he is able to find more time for relaxation than do underclassmen. There is always some one book a senior hates to pull out of his locker. What book is it here? And the biggest smile is the one a senior saves for his acceptance into college. The Courses 10 English IV, Reverend Leon A. Mosko 11 Government 84 Economics, john Santariga 11 United States History, john Santariga 13 Senior Math, William E. Barnes 13 Physics, William E. Barnes 14 French Ill, lacqueline Lange 17 Music Appreciation, Alexander Bernyk 18 Religion, Reverends Goldade, Mezzomo, and Wysochansky Senior Index Page 22 Thomas Ardiseg Page 23 Charles Billoneg Page 24 David Bleth- eng Page 25 Brian Darrow, Page 26 Robert DiNardo, Page 27 Timothy Garufig Page 28 Norman Guilbertg Page 29 Harry lleczko, Page 30 Ioseph Kolodka, Page 31 Ioseph Korczynskig Page 32 David Martin, Page 33 Peter Melnykp Page 34 Steven Roche, Page 35 Kevin Tobing Page 36 Kevin Tosches, Page 37 Walter Vagag Page 38 Charles Valasesg Page 39 Nicholas Verses, Page 40 Thomas Wilkinson. Everyday 8:15-8:20 Homeroom 8:20-9:10 Physics 9:15-10:05 English 10:15-11:05 Religion lV Music Appreciation 11:10-12:00 French Ill Ukrainian lV 12:00-12:45 Lunch 12:45-1:35 American History 1:40-2t30 Senior Math Government and Economics 2:30-4:00 Physical Education THOMAS PETER ARDISE Stamford, Ct. TOM ARDISE French Club 2,3,4g Intramural Club 25 Intramural Basketball 2,3,4g Intramural Volleyball 43 All Stars lBasketballl 3,45 Woodcarving 35 Yearbook 45 Intramural Softball 2,3,4g Chess Club 3. CHARLES BILLONE Intramural Volleyball 2,3545 French Newspaper Editor 3,45 French Club 2,3,45 Intramural Softball 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Biology Club 25 Chess Club 3,45 Beehive 35 Honor Roll 3,45 Debating Club 45 Honor Roll 354. 'UAE DAVID BLETHEN Intramural Basketball 15253545 Beehive 1,25 Intra- mural Volleyball 3,45 Electronics Club President 45 Choir 1,2535 Drama Club l,2,3,45 Ukrainian Club l,2,35 French Club 25 Biology Club 1,25 Chess Club 35 Softball 253. DAVID BLETHEN jersey City, Nl. ,,,f BRIAN DARROVV All Stars lBasketballj 1,2,3,4g Beehive 3g Woodcarving 2,35 French Club 2,3g ln- tramural Volleyball 4g Intramural Softball 35 Intramural Basketball I lCaptainI, 2,3,4g Biology Club 2. BRIAN D. DARROW Stamford, Ct. ROBERT P. Di NARDO Norwalk, Ct, BOB Di NARDO French Club 2,3,4, Woodcarving Club 3,45 Elec tronics Club 4, Drama Club 4, Intramural Volley ball 2,3 lCaptainl, 45 Intramural Softball 2,3 Yearbook Staff 4. TIMOTHY I. GARUFI Stamford, Ct. TIMOTHY I. GARUFI Intramural Basketball 2,3,4, Intramural Softball 2,3, Intramural Vol- leyball iCaptainI 4, Honor Roll 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Beehive 2,35 Cinematography 2,3, Drama Club 2,3,4, Woodcarving 2, Student Council 3, Golf Club 4, French Club 2,3,4, Chess Club 3, Yearbook Photo Editor, 4. NORMAN l. GUILBERT, JR. Byram, Ct. NORMAN GUILBERT Woodcarving 35 French Club 3,4g Biology Club 2,3g Intramural Softball 2g Yearbook 4. HARRY ILECZKO Choir1,2,3,45 Beehive 1,2,35 Ukrainian Club 2,3,4g Ukrainian Newspaper Editor 35 Chess Club 3,45 Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3, Captain 45 Infir- marian 2,3,45 lntramural Softball 35 Intramural Basketball 45 French Club 2,35 Biology Club 25 Drama Club 2,3,45 Wick 35 Dorm Council 45 Honor Roll 4. HARRY ILECZKO jersey City, NJ. IOSEPH KOLODKA Choir 2,45 lntramural 1, lCaptainJ 3,45 Intramural Volleyball 45 All Stars lBasketballl 2,3,45 Drama Club 2,3,45 Ukrainian Club 2,3,45 Electronics Club 45 Student Prefect 45 Printer 2,3,45 French Club 25 Vocation Club 25 Biology Club 1,25 Dorm Council 35 Beehive 1,35 Yearbook Staff 4. IOSEPH PETER KOLODKA Parma, Ghio IOSEPH KORCZYNSKI Intramural Volleyball 1,45 Intramural Basketball 2,3 fCaptainl, 4, Ukrainian Club l,2,3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Drama Club 2,3,4, Electronics Club 4, Biol- ogy Club 2, French Club 2,35 Yearbook Staff 4, Intramural Softball 2,3, All Stars fBasketballJ 3,45 Honor Roll 4. I IOSEPH O. KORCZYNSKI New York, lNI.Y. DAVID MARTIN Hartford, Ct. rw H -'f- Zff'f'7 ,, 'W 1 K 1 ff' 5 - N -wa W I if , J xk Vkh' I ,wire J,,,,k ?l q:.,,,.--uf ' , , xx DAVID MARTIN Intramural Volleyball 12,45 Intramural Softball 2,3,4, Intramural Basketball 2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4, Dorm Council 2,3, Ukrainian Club 2,3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Drama Club 2,3,4, All Stars CBasket- ballj 3,-4, Beehive 3. WM , VW We Q . Mia PETRO I. MELNYK Parma, Ohio PETER MELNYK Intramural Basketball I,2,3,45 Intramural Volleyball 2,45 All Star Team 2,3,45 Intramural Softball 253,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Ukrainian Club 3, IPre5identI 45 French Club 25 Dorm Council 45 Ukrainian Newspaper 3, fEditorJ 45 Cnoir 253,45 Drama Club 2,3,45 Intramural Club 2. STEPHEN ROCHE Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4g Ukrainian Club 1,2,3,4g Choir 23,45 Drama Club 2,3,4g Biology Club 25 French Club 2,3g Yearbook Staff 4g Dorm Council 15 Student Council 2g National Honor Society 1,2,3,4g Beehive 2,35 Cinematography 2. 34 STEPHEN A. ROCHE East Syracuse, N.Y. KEVIN TOBIN Beehive-1,2,3gCinematograpby2,3gWoodcarving Club 25 Drama Club 2,3,4g Yearbook Staff 45 Golf Club 45 French Club 2,3,4g Biology Club 2. KEVIN F. TOBIN, IR Stamford, Ct. KEVIN TOSCHES Chess Club 3,4g French Club 2,3,4g Drama Club 45 Intramural Volley- ball 2,3,4g Intramural Softball 2,3g Honor Roll 3,4. KEVIN L. TOSCHES Darien, Ct. VVALTERVAGA Choir l,2,3,4g Beehive l,2,3g Biology Club l,2g Sacristan 3,45 Wick 25 Cinematography 25 Intra- mural Volleyball l,2,3, lCaptainl 45 Ukrainian Club l,2,3,4g French Club 25 Chess Club 3g Intra- mural Softball lCaptainJ 35 Drama Club 2,3,4. WALTER S. VACA Camillus, NY. CHARLES VALASES Biology Club 25 French Club 2,3,4g Electronics Club 45 Drama Club 4g Woodcarving Club Pres- ident 35 Intramural Volleyball 3 fCaptainl, 4 fCo-Captainlg Intramural Softball 2,3 lCaptainlg National Honor Society 2,3,4g Yearbook Staff 45 French Newspaper Editor 3,45 Intramural Club 2. NIKO VERSES Honor Roll 3,45 French Club 2,3,4, Biology Club 2,3, Woodcarving Club lVice-Presidentl 3, Bee- hive 2,3g Drama Club 4, Intramural Basketball 2, lCaptainl 3,45 Intramural Volleyball qCaptainJ 45 Intramural Softball 2,3 CCO-Captainlg Yearbook Staff 4, Chess Club 3,4g Debating Club 4, All Stars fBasketballj 3,4. If NIKO A. VERSES Stamford, Ct. THOMAS E. WILKINSON Darien, Ct, TOM WILKINSON Intramural Volleyball I, ICaptainJ 3,4g Biology Club 2,3g French Club 2,3,4g Woodcarving Club 35 Chess Club 3g Electronics Club 45 Yearbook Staff 45 National Honor Society l,2,3,4g Cinemat- ography Club Zg Intramural Softball l,2,3,4. , Wx 'N' ,Eff Q 5.5 mW,, fr ...Ji I i x 'as s A 1 1 Stk. r' X X ' vm 'L xiii? fn f 'Lime ,Lr- A IUNIOR CLASS-Standing-lohn Marena, Walter Polehenky, Marco Rustici, Raymond Bowling, Patrick Farenga, Anthony Ruvolo, Randall Shults, Robert Victory, Craig Kup- chik, lohn Morris, Frank Magnoli, Daniel Kec. Sitting-Eugene Chros- towski, Orest Dzydzora, Taras Woj- towycz, Brian Mahan, lames How- lett, Rudy Crocco. SOPHOMORE CLASS-Standing- Peter Richiski, Richard De Luca, Gregory Caputo, Anthony Piatek, Donald Knight, lohn Kardos, Soc- rates Verses, Michael Mandzia, William Hurley, William Victory, Kenneth Mandeville, Edward Nem- chek. Kneeling-Michael Losten, Kenneth Kaminski, Michael Micha- low, Wasyl Loznycky, Michael Rij, Frank De Leo. Sitting-Richard Van Voorhies, Lew Fednyiak, lohn Dieck, Gregory Scallon, George Lencyk, Gregory Koczanski, Steven Kritak, Paul Carignan, lames Hodg- don, james Massos. FRESHMEN CLASS-Standing-Sean O'Connell, Michael Kraus, Randy Van Voorhies, james McPadden, Sean lordan, loseph Barone, Gary Golembroski, Lawrence Twardy, George Krywonis, Richard Wilkes, Edmund Kryspin, lohn Capodanno. Kneeling-Frank Sarno, Thomas Po- lotaye, Zenon Kulynych, lohn Dil- lane, Christopher Mandeville, lo- seph Lacerenza, Robert Miller, Mi- chael Rydzak, Timothy Galarnyk, Peter Nemchek, lames Dean. Sit- ting-Edward Devingo, Ewhen Pen- dakiwskyj, Ieffrey Martin, Samuel Golletto, Stephen Vaga, Frederick Schwartz, Bohdan Lotocky, Robert lackson. JUNIOR CLASS ll-lohn Marena, Eugene Chrostowski, Rudy Crocco. Zi-Patrick Farenga, Marco Rustici, Ray- mond Bowling. 31-Frank lvlagnoli, Anthony Ruyolo, Brian Mahan. 45-Craig Kupchik, james Howlett, Dan- iel Kec. 53-Taras Wojtowycz, Orest Dzydzora, Walter Polehen ky. 6j-john Morris, Randall Shults, Robert Victory. X X SOPHCD DRE CLASS lj-Peter Richiski, Anthony Piatek, Richard VanVoorhies, Otto Tank, Gregory Caputo. Zj-Frank De Leo, Donald Knight, William Hurley, james Hodgdon. 3j-Levv Fednyiak, Michael Michalow, George Lencyk. 4j-Michael Rij, jOhn Dieck, Michael Losten. 5j-Gregory Scallon, james Massos, Richard De Luca, Paul Carignan, john Kardos. 6j-Michael Mandzia, Wasyl Loznycky, Gregory Koc- zanski, Steven Kritak. 7j-Kenneth Mandeville, William Victory, Kenneth Ka- minski, Edward Nemchek, Socrates Verses. 1,,.,g-- . tis., .vt ff'ff':,,,n . 1 W- L- , f X s,4ig1'W. ' ' wx x 54 J vw, TW. A Q v xx ml f- x ,VA , , 6.1 FRESHMAN CLASS S?XiiRE'l ' BASHQS PRE Pfxrwoav SCHQOL lj-Timothy Galarnyk, Michael Rydzak, Zenon Ku- lynych, Richard Wilkes, Edmund Kryspin. 2j-joseph Barone, Samuel Colletto, Gary Colem- broski, Frederick Schwartz, Lawrence Tvvardy. 3j-james Dean, Sean jordan, james McPadden, Randy VanVoorhies, Michael Kraus. 4j-George Kryvvonis, Evvhen Pendakivvskyj, Stephen Vaga, jeffrey Martin, Bohdan Lotocky. 5j-Peter Nemchek, john Dillane, Christopher Man- deville, Robert Miller, joseph Lacerenza. 6j-Edward DeVingo, Robert jackson, Sean O'Con- nell, john Capodanno, Thomas Polotaye, Frank Sarno. WWW 3' wwf 'D 'Aa'-.. 9 -.4 U U 4 Vw., , . S57 Mlify' fk Mg 1 x dyi, 'Wg x ,,-- K. - 3 a f-Wtifvi FN ?',..-QQ VWXPL L' 4- 'A ,LSA ,X , 4 w 4 f -w' .Q .sa f , X, N, k,,tx,, -w ,Q- I ,, .Nx,,, ' . , . E in-?,54,,SlA Y x Q x Z,:JT4, wk Wg, ,I A ' -,HE 1+ ,W -..-1 mx , mt Qi' ' ' X, ' '41 4mx2,N Y xfi ACTIVITIES 54 Social and Religious Events International Dinner, First Friday Mass, Parents-Alumni Association, Bingo, Ukrain- ian Dinner, Open House, Retreat. 64 Clubs Yearbook, Choir, French Club, Drama Club Spanish Club, Ukrainian Club, Wood Carv- ing Club, Electronics Club, Colf Club. 72 Intramural Volleyball The Magnificent Creeks, Mel's Marauders Royal Order of Water Buffaloes, The Under- dogs, Walley's Winners, The Raiders. Intramural Basketball Mamma's Boys, The Rulers, F Troop, The Broth- erhood, The Desperados, The Yo-Yo's. 88 The Year In Review A pictoral view of the school year 7972-7973. The Departments 703 Advertisers 1 733 Trip Boosters and Patrons 1, A ' 736 Student Directory . 'Mi I :I . A xii The Prep sponsors a variety of ex- tracurricular activities, and encour- ages participation onthe partofevery student. We feel that such partici- pation will add to the wealth of the boy's experience in many ways: com- panionship,the disciplinethat comes of cooperative effort, provision for other than academic interests and skills,trainingin shared responsibility and leadership-or, in other words, the harmonious development of a well-rounded young man. The Prep does not engage in any inter-scholastic athletic competition. It does have, however, an active in- tramural program in basketball, touch football, and volleyball, and involve- ment in these is encouraged under proper limitations. The object of the athletic program is not to produce professional athletes, but to develop the boy's body along with his mind, to provide needed relaxation, to in- still a competitive spirit, and to teach fair play and cooperation through team play. Activities: 7 972-7 973 September 17-Open House 30-Seminary Picnic October 13-Parents-AlumniAssociation Bingo November 10-Parents-AlumniAssociation Bingo December 1-Parents-Alumni Association Bingo 74-French Play 17-International Day Dinner Christmas Program january 9-72-Annual Retreat 72-Parents-AlumniAssociation Bingo February 9-Parents-Alumni Association Bingo March 4-Ukrainian Day Ukrainian Public Speaking Contest 76-Parents-Alumni Association Card Party April 8-Italian Dinner Public Speaking Contest 13-Parents-AlumniAssociation Bingo May 5-Fortieth Anniversary Dinner Dance Homecoming 78-IOWA tests june 1-Field Day 3-Parents-Alumni Annual Picnic 9-Thirty-eighth Commencement Ex- ercises 71-Final School Year Assembly I TERNATIONA DINNER The International Dinner vvas an event sponsored by the Senior Class to provide funds for a Senior Class Trip. lt consisted of food from a host of nations such as Greece, Italy, France, Ireland, Ukraine, Spain and Ger- many cooked by the mothers. Following the dinner, there vvas a series of plays and a choir presentation. First was a comic French play supervised by Miss Lange. Second was a short depiction of a typical Spanish Christmas under the supervision of Miss Delanni. Third was a serious emotional reading of the celebration of Christmas by a Priest in a German concentration camp during World War ll. This was directed by Father lvlosko. The Choir sang Christmas carols of various languages and the evening was ended by a presentation of gifts to the children by St. Nicholas. 55 n Q Q 1 L' x 'ZWYZ we Q Nei my . 9' 'Y xvY3'Qi'g Qw5 axi- w 4' ,As FIRST FRID ASS Early this year, Father Mezzomo, seminary prefect, resumed the traditional First Friday Mass which had been suspended those few recent years in vvhich the Prep had been accept- ing seminary students exclusively. Early this year, the students had expressed the desire to have a community divine liturgy so that all the students would be able to participate. So far, the liturgy has depend- ed on the spirituality of the student body and has strength- ened their understanding of the liturgy, bringing them together in prayer for their ovvn intentions. The First Friday Mass has once again become an integral part of the sched- ule each month. P RENTS-ALUM ASSOCIATIO OFFICERS President Mr. Kevin Tobin Vice-President Mr. Gabriel Carignan Treasurer Mr. Larry Chrostowski Secretary Mrs. john Victory Moderator Mr. john Santariga B I SEG 60 1212340148165 -1 16 'um 1901? 1 E1Mg garJs'5fa-af J 5-fsff. my 5 6 . fa2 q fQA 3 1 -J 131 zf' 153559 65,3 ji X1 'i K R Q.: ,af-1: 3 . I f,, , 6? if Q ww i A -W K s X A J 5 X X1 4 Q4 ,W 'aw z ' -e is frfwa . 1k ' f 5 ' ' Y - .. Q. 1 . 1 LKAL KE ? A - in ' , i u. qw Xi, 1 K, X - uv -in 7' f' QPEN I-IQUSE Retreat Master Ronan Deegan swf 3 QI' WN Wkm 1 B Q .40- YE RBCDOK STAFF - x T Photo E 6 Staff T. Wilkinson T. Garufi T. Ruvolo ,N . K ,QM if M. mm V ' wk-Q0 'T Mk , ,, U -pr Sam Colletto-Ad. Staff-Underclassmen Manager 64 ...-T 2:4 g K- 4. ' -ww-ww.. Y B .W-W QEEMFLWSSQQ XLQQWQYE3., . TmEQ . 7, CHGIR Organized when the school was first established, the choir has brought many delightful moments to our audiences. The songs that pour from the mouths of the choir members are always well rehearsed and presented. Under the direction of Professor Alexander Bernyk, it is one of the most vital student activities at St. Basil's. The administration is concerned not only with teaching the academic sub- jects, but also is acutely aware of the arts and the cultivating effect they have on young men. The members of the choir meet every Wednesday and sometimes Saturdays to rehearse songs of various nations QUkrainian, English, French, Spanish, ltalianj. At times it seems to be tedious travail, but the members of the choir always make a good showing. First Row: VV. Loznycky, Z. Kulynych, l. Martin, S. Vaga, M. Mandzia, Prof. A Bernyk. Second Row: VV. Vaga, O. Dzydzora, L. Fedyniak, M. Losten, H. Ileczko C. Kupchik. Third Row: S. Kritak, George Krywonis, B. Lotocky, T. Wojtowycz G. Lencyk, M. Ril, I. Kolodka. Fourth Row: W. Polehenky, D. Martin, E. Pen- dakiwsky, 1. Korczynski, S. Roche, P. Melnyk, D. Kec. FRENCH CLUB TT l Standing-james McFadden, Michael Kraus, Sean jordan, Eugene Chrostovvski, james Dean, Frank Sarno, john Kardos, Kenneth Mandeville, Robert Dinardo, Marco Rustici, Edward Nemchek,Thomas Ardise, Kevin Tosches, Gregory Scallon, john Marena, Timothy Garufi, Charles Billone. Sitting-Kevin Tobin, Otto Tank, Richard VanVoorhies, james Massos, Paul Carignan, Socrates Verses, Thomas Wilkinson, Nicholas Verses, Miss jacqueline Lange, Moderator. Absent: Charles Valases. The French Club presented the play: La Faim Est Un Crand lnventeur Starring Kevin Tobin Monsieur Crabuchet Paul Carignan Madame Crabuchet Marie Claire Corcoran Collette Eileen Wilkinson Pierre Robert Di Nardo Dick Charles Valases Bob Kevin Tosches Kenneth Mandeville and joseph Barone were extras and Charles Billone directed. DR MA CLUB Standing-jeffrey Martin, Steven Kritak, Levv Fedyniak, Walter Polehenky, Peter Melnyk, David Martin, Ioseph Korc- zynski, Craig Kupchik, Daniel Kec, Michael Rij, Michael Michalovv, Zenom Kulynych. Kneeling-Wasyl Loznycky, George Lencyk, Michael Losten, Walter Vaga, Michael Mandzia, Harry Ileczko, Taras Wojtovvycz, David Blethen, Charles Valases, Kevin Tobin. Sitting-Evvhen Pendakivvskyj, Stephen Vaga, Orest Dzydzora, Robert Di Nardo, Timothy Carufi, Nicholas Verses, Stephen Roche, joseph Kolodka. A Christmas At Dachau , a dramatic reading of the Christmas of a priest in a German concentration camp during World War Il. Reverend Leon Mosko, Modera- tor Cast-Left to Right-Timothy Garufi, Nicholas Verses, Ioseph Kolodka, David Martin, Walter Vaga. 68 69 'iw SPANISH CLUB Standing-Kenneth Kaminski, Frank Magnoli, Robert Victory, William Victory, George Lencyk, Samuel Colletto, Frank DeLeo, lohn Morris, Anthony Ruvolo, James Hodgdon, Anthony Piatek, Gregory Caputo, Donald Knight. Sitting-Randall Shults, Miss Marguerite De Ianni, Moderator, Brian Mahan, Christopher Mandeville, Richard De Luca, Peter Richiski, William Hurly. tif is VVCDCDD CARVI C CLUB The Woodcarving Club for house and town students has been organized by and is under the guidance of Professor Romanyshyn, Instructor of Ukrainian at St. Basil's. lt enables students to realize the beautiful heritage ofthe Ukrainian culture. This year, the club sponsored a Ukrainian Speaking Contest together with the Ukrainian Day Dinner. As the members of our club learn the ancient art of vvoodcarving, they themselves try their hand at it and the results are surprisingly good. A wide variety of elaborate plaques, Easter eggs and other artistic creations soon began to emerge and the club's showcase display in the library gives evidence of the contributions which students have made. Mr. Romanyshyn is a master vvoodcarver and an outstanding specimen of his work is the Archbishop's Throne in the Hartford Archdiocesan Cathedral. UKRAINIAN CLUB Sitting: G. Scallon, VV. Vic- tory, G. Caputo, l. Kardos I. Massos, S. Verses. Stand- ing: P. Richiski, R. DiNardo Mr. Romanyshyn, K. Ka- minski, K. Mandeville. Sitting: M. Mandzia, W Loznycky, C. Lencyk, T Wojtovvycz, M. Rij. lvl. Mi- chalow. Standing: O Dzydzora, C. Kupchik, P Melnyk, VV. Vaga, D. Mar- tin, l. Korczynski, Mr. Ro- manyshyn, VV. Polehenky H. lleczko, I. Kolodka, D Kec, S. Roche, L. Fednyiak Under the guidance of Mr. Barnes, St. Basil's has added a nevv club to its list of extra curricular activities-The Elec- tronics Club. The Club was formed to give the electronically interested student the opportunity to work at first hand with electronic devices. Under the lead- ership of the President, David Blethen, the club is completing the assembly of an oscilloscope which is their major project for this year. 1. Kolodka, K. Kaminski, P. Carignan, T. Wilkinson, J. Dillane, P. Richiski, R. DiNardo, Mr. Barnes, l. Barone, D. Blethen, R. Miller, G. Colembroski. Absent: C. Valases. ELECTRONICS CLUB COLE CLUB First Rovv: A. Ruvolo, D. Knight, E. Nemchek, T. R. DeLuca, R. Garufi, Schults, l. Morris. Second Rovv: R. Victory, K. Tobin. The Golf Club was reactivated this year at the Prep, and members eagerly await the opening of the golf links this season. lt is a club that offers the student who wants to play, a good opportunity to compete vvith equally matched players in the wholesome spirit of competition. Club members play during the week when time is available and on school weekends. Q VOLLEYBALL Mel's Maraudersy P. Melnyk, Captain T. Ardise D. Kec D. Blethen P. Carignan W. Loznycky B. Barnes VV. Hurley 1. Howlett .Q W. ..- -sgdf K I . Magnificent Creeks N. Verses, Captain 1. Korczynski G. Golembroski 1. Dieck Champs T. Polotaye K. Kaminski Z. Kulynych G. Lencyk R. jackson ,G 'wi We .. , 'fE1if if se. ii fe wt .iff If Vi ..f, 5 M, Yi? Qi Q-if-fi! yi-f' - H 'agp ,Jw vias? A - - ,. ,,:5's-ii , 1 , F2135 ,--- . L.. 525 fifi1'?::, ., qi ' fm .af Xe , ,. , 5, Q! VVally'5 Winners W. Vaga, Captain D. Martin B. Darrow C. Kupchick D, Knight 1. Dillane I. Lacerenza S. Kritak O. Tank T. Ruvolo ww' ll ll Royal Order of Water-Buffaloes T. Wilkinson, Captain C. Valases C. Billone K. Tobin F. Magnoli Ci. Scallon F. DeLeo E. De-Vingo The Underdogsn T. Garufi, Captain 1. Kolodka S. Roche 1. Barone S. Colletto T. Galarnyk M. Michalow R. Crocco F. Troop 1. Kolodka, Captain T. Garufi W. Victory M. Mandzia S. Verses M. Rij I. McFadden R. DeLuca . m,5v!,'fY X I 3 A 5 I ASKETB LL fQl?Z?7f gxwnnjlf . , f' f ,aff V.. n The Brotherhood D. Martin, Captain j. Martin T. Polotaye E. DeVingo T. Wojtowycz H. Ileczko 1. Marena S. jordan P. Richiski Mama'5 Boys B. Darrow, Captain 1. Korczynski F. Sarno E. Kryspin M. Losten C. Mandeville The Rulers R. Victory, Captain T. Ruvolo J. Capodanno D. Kec D. Blethen M. Rydzak T. Ardise, Captain P. Melnyk The Yo-Yo-5 S. Krirak I. Dieck M. Kraus G. Chrostovvski R. Crocco JF ' Q- Q1 lf. A w LET' ' -, N. Verses, Captain 1. Kardos K. Mandeville ,fDe5peradOe5 E. Nemchek S. O C0nneIl C. Kupchick S. Vaga xiffl A A M Y , , , ALL STAR TEAM Roster Coach-Mr. john Santariga joseph Kolodka-Captain Brian Darrow Nick Verses Thomas Ardise joseph Korczynski Peter Melnyk David Martin Robert Victory Daniel Kec Orest Dzydzora Craig Kupchik Walter Polehenky TI-IE YEAR IN REVIEW 1 ' Wm , MW!!-16. 1 if K 2 fwqhx gf, Q Aw , 1 'iv BND bf' ,, -if 3591 A V, IVL: K'-3'55ff.?, A- ff '11, H F1142 ,,- f. vi ' QL Q gl W fx, eff 1 Q' fy. 4 f 4 H ,f s il,- Aa, ,Ag Q 'sf H mgfm J , , If , , f j g - H 'Q , , , guwimawf i K i , I, ,, ,,, LU I A 4:0 . , , MMM f 4 ry 5? ig na.:--, f '- , ,I W Lf w. up 2, 4.-:Q , ,w .-1 ,ML Qi. ,,.e-- , .M - 5, N 'Pf4 X 3 :QF X! X .,,.. -11 - .,,mo-can-,m, wal 4 , 2 1- if if 1 M ,A-,, KV 582552: gwS -Inq Ndmw if 1 . K X Q09 'llkhhpgx ikli' R ,qw Q Q4 K. i 'wt X K - ' fs: Q 'X' , W , 3' X4 ,.+-kivf ,, V,f,y,w., ,ggxi -JVFQQ . gg:-1 nf 54-ii j - ,fy 1 Q -cry 2 fy-jp .M , 'ww ww ,vnu , , f ?f Vg, i. 5. In Y 'E' in 3 2 2 I 5 if ,ff f ' A? I -3 W N, M. A, X. 5,,..f---. Q N .4 103 W or 1973 use in local High School Yearbooks Equal opportunity is not enough Equal opportunity is what you can expect and demand under the law. Quality of opportunity is what you should look for as you choose a career. As you think of your career - now or after college - think of Pitney Bowes - an equal oppor- tunity employer with quality op- portunities. A E . :H F PitneyBowes ::. i?l7Zgi?4c17fQaf7y:1gyuZZ11'6kaf2 y H U770.M1 If Kg? tllxef:51'C2l1171' nfaoglcnky uma Zvomasgz' C70 faumu gjezjyzfaufuu jagumamu Wepeiqgumb bagkz opqalgf-focmebz WHHOCWZIMJEEUI zflenzb bkdyaffzb ma Jff, . . if , an ' 17 . 7 4 CCDMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND l BEST WISHES TO OUR NEPHEW 84 COUSIN KEVIN F. TOBIN AND THE CLASS OF 1973 FROM AUNT MARGIE-MILDRED-IACQUELINE LARRY 84 MARC NATELsoNs SQUARE SHOP Clothing it's all together. Fashions with a flair for the young moderns and for young singles. Broad and Summer St. Stamford, Connecticut TOOHER 0 FERRARIS AGENCY INC. Specialists in Commercial, Surety Bonds and Personal Insurance for over 50 years. 1600 Bedford St. Stamford, Conn. 06904 Telephone: 203823-1702 FlREMAN'S FUND 0 INSUR. CO. OF NORTH AMERICA 0 CONTINENTAL 0 HOME INSUR. CO. 106 With Best Wishes for Cod's Blessings On Our Nephew and Cousin David Martin from Aunt Penny and Uncle Sam Grogoza and Andy, Steve, and Rich POST ROAD ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO., INC. MR. AND MRS. EDMUND 1. KRYSPIN 310 CONN. AVE. NORVVALK F. R. BOCUZZO DRS. IADWIGA AND IHOR BACZYNSKY 2511 KENNEDY BLVD. MRS. GRACE COLLETTO JERSEY CITY, NEW IERSEY NO MATTER HOW YOU TERM IT BEST WISH ES TO THE SENIOR CLASS or 1973 ' He'S COO' 0 He'S Real Boss FROM A FRIEND ' He'S With It 0 He'S What'S Happening It All Adds Up To The SAME THING 'Cause when it comes to Clothes it'S the SA' WU STUDENT SHOP . That'S where the CHINESE-AMERICAN RESTAURANT Clothes Action ,S WINES 84 LIQUORS 109 ATLANTIC ST. THE STUDENT SHOP STAMFQRD, CQNN- 356 Bedford Street, Stamford, Ct. 323-4614 THIS PAGE IS DEDICATED TO WALTER VAGA AND TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1973 FROM FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS THE MOTHERS' CLUB ST. IOHN THE BAPTIST UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL SYRACUSE, NEW YORK THE BLJRANICH FAMILY DON ELLIOTS BOWLING TEAM MR. 84 MRS. ROBERT I. DERMONY MR. 84 MRS. ANTHONY FLESOCK ED AND ANDREW RUDICK MR. 84 MRS. IOHN SZUSZNIAK MR. 84 MRS. ANTHONY GLINSKY MR. 84 MRS. KOHUT 84 FAMILY MR. 84 MRS. IOSEPH PROKOPIAK MR. 84 MRS. ALEX MURAL MR. 84 MRS. PETER BUNAI MR. 84 MRS. NICK GODZAC MR. 84 MRS. THEODORE MICHAELS MR. 84 MRS. ANTHONY ANDRUSYSZYN MRS. MARY PROKOPIAK 84 STEVEN MR. 84 MRS. HARRY KACZMAREK MORNAS RASTHSKELLER ST. IOHN THE BAPTIST UKRAINIAN HOLY NAME SOCIETY SYRACUSE, NEW YORK BEST VVISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1973 FROM TEMP AIR COMPANY, INC. 793 MAIN ST. STAMFORD, CONN. 06902 Tel. 323-2300 R REALTY INDUSTRAIL-RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL ELMAR MANOR OFFICE: SUITE 2E 470 CLENBROOK ROAD STAMFORD, CONN. 06906 CHARLES R. CARUFI WERNER'S TOWN 8: COUNTRY WINES 84 LIQUORS TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER 2563 SUMMER ST. STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT KRAEMER BROTHERS INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS PLAIN, WISCONSIN 53577 PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: ALFRED KRAEMER NORMAN KRAEMER PAINT CENTER, INC. TEL. 327-0660 141-143 MAIN ST. STAMFORD, CONN. 06901 PAINTS-WALLPAPER-C LASS INDUSTRIAL-RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL YALE BARBER SHOP AND ANN'S BEAUTY SALON 456 CLENBROOK ROAD 0 CLENBROOK, CONN TEL. 323-7472 CONGRATULATIONS AND PRAYERFUL BEST WISHES TO CQNGRATULAUGNS MY SON AND BROTHER AND GRANDSON BEST VWSHES TO IQSEPH KGLQDKA OUR NEPHEW S GRANDSON AND THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1973 KEWN F- TOBW FROM S MRS, STEFANIA KDLDDKA THE CLASS UF1973 MARY KGLODKA FROM GRANDMOTH ER MARY, ADNT KITTY 8 ADNT TESSTE AND UNCLE JACK. GRANDMOTHER ROZALIA BAN DURA COMPLIMENTS OF MR. 84 MRS. ANDREW I. COLLETTO COMPLIMENTS OF F. D. RICH COMPANY 84 F. D. RICH HOUSING CORPORATION BUILDING TOWARDS YOUR GOAL AND OURS -A BETTER STAMFORD. HALL'S REXALL DRUG STORE PLAIN, WISCONSIN 53577 TEL. 546-3431 ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE CHURCH 203 EAST AVENUE NORWALK, CONNECTICUT 06855 FISHERMAN'S NET LOBSTER-SHRIMP-CRAI3 MEAT CASSEROLES 25 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY DARIEN, CONN. TEL. 655-0561 DAIRY QUEEN 348-9147 CORNER OF SUMMER 84 NORTH STREET WEDGE INN 323-2722 All Types of wedges MALLOZZI CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR 193 CORTLAND AVE. STAMFORD, CONN TEL. 12031 323-1591 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST VVISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1973 FROM DR. ROBERT I. MILLER and FAMILY 133 FIFTH ST., STAMFORD, CONN. CONGRATULATIONS 84 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OFI973 FROM ST. lOSAPHAT'S MEN'S CLUB PARMA, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM WARD E. MEEHAN HEATING 84 PLUMBING STAMFORD, CONN. ST. M lcHAEL's , T .mar YL V T ' l QgTgg1gT2T5 CHESTNUT My 7' , XML f fm. ,,. Tal. ,V ATES' HRM' lHEMSbhM Y 'f- ,,,:2nff?4'L'? '?'mi3'1 nwaurmmv 1.v..L..,...,, , W, , Gun:-G-E3 ST. VLADIMIR'S UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY WISHES THE CLASS OF '73 THEIR PARENTS AND THE FACULTY GOD'S BEST ALWAYS AND IN ALL WAYS. REV. JOSEPH J. FEDOREK, PASTOR TRUSTEES ANTON PATRYLAK RAYMOND HOPTAK HOLY NAME SOCIETY AUTHUR DOCYCH, PRES. APOSTLESHIP OE PRAYER OLGA ZAKAREVICIS, PREEECT SENIOR SODALITY SOPHIE NEHRBAUER, PREFECT CARNIVAL COMMITTEE THEODORE SHUBECK, CHAIRMAN PYROHY PROJECT, NELLIE FETKIN, CHAIRLADY FACULTY OF ST. VLADIMIRS PAROCHICAL SCHOOL SR. DENNYS, SSMI, PRINCIPAL SR. JULIET, SSMI PROF. MICHAEL DEMCHYSHYN, M.A. HELEN FEDUN, B.A. SOPHIE SLOBODIAN, B.A. OLGA LEFCHICK BARBARA TERBECKI CATHERINE LAWSON CATHERINE KERRIGAN, R.N. L J CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO WALTER VACA, STEVEN ROCHE AND THE CLASS OF1973 FROM ST. IOHN THE BAPTIST UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 207 TOMKINS STREET SYRACUSE, NEW YORK VERY REV. MONSICNOR BASIL SEREDOVVYCH, PASTOR REVEREND PHILIP BUMBAR CURATE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1973 FROM THE CATHEDRAL OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION IN THE BICENTENNIAL CITY OF BROTHERLY LOVE PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA MSGR. MICHAEL W. FEDOROVVICH '48 REV. DAVID N. CHABIN REV. GEORGE N. MASLAK CARPENTRY MASONRY W.S. CONSTRUCTION A APARTMENT HOUSE 84 CONDOMINIUM MAINTENANCE PANELING-ROUGH AND FINISHED CARPENTRY ALTERATIONS-ADDITIONS-BATHS FIRE DAMAGE REPAIRS VVILLIAM SILEO 62 CLEARVLJE AVE. TEL. 323-4758 STAMFORD, CONN. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISH ES FROM PERSONNEL AIDES OF NEW IERSEY, INC. ELIZABETH, NEW IERSEY MAYFLOWER DELICATESSEN 2565 SUMMER STREET STAMFORD, CONN. TEL. 323-8194 S K D CONSTRUCTION CO. AL LENOCI 1695 PARK AVENUE BRIDG EPORT, CONNECTICUT REMEMBER: EVERYONE THIRSTS FOR THE MILK OE HUMAN KINDNESS IHOR, DANYLO, CHRISTOPHER, 84 TIMOTHY GALARNYK KRYEVID, PLAIN, WISCONSIN COMPLIMENTS OF KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT ST. AUGUSTINE COUNCIL, NO. 41 LAFAYETTE ASSEMBLY FOURTH DEG REE GENE DELUCA AGENCY, INC. ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 111 PROSPECT ST. STAMFORD, CONN. 06901 348-5347 GENE DELUCA CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST VVISHES TO OUR SON DAVID, AND THE CLASS OF 1973 FROM MR. AND MRS. BLETHEN 84 FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST VVISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1973 ST. VLADIMIR'S CATHEDRAL PARISH STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT VERY REV. MONSIGNOR STEPHEN I. CHREPTA, RECTOR CONGRATULATIONS AND . BEST WISHES NORWALK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TO THE CLASS OF 1973 FROM 497 CONNECTICUT AVE. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ST. lOSAPHAT'S COMMERCIAL PROPERTY INVESTORS UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH TEL 853-4748 5720 STATE ROAD PARMA, OHIO 44134 REV. YAROSLAV SIRKO, PASTOR CONETTA BROS. FLOOR COVERING CO., INC. LINOLEUM, RUCS, CARPETS, BROADLOOM RUBBER TILE, ASPHALT TILE, VINYL TILE ROCKY CONETTA PRESIDENT 206 RICHMOND HILL AVE. STAMFORD, CONN. I I DE LEO BROS. INC. OUR LADY OF VICTORY ACADEMY 565 NORTH BROADWAY DOBBS FERRY, NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISH ES FROM IULIAN BACZYNSKY MEAT MARKET AND DELICATESSEN 139-2nd AVENUE NEW YORK CITY ELM ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 212 RICHMOND HILL AVE. STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT BEST WISHES IAMES I. SOTIRE FAMILY DEROSA'S CLEANERS 84 TAILORS BIO A MAIN STREET STAMFORD, CONN. STS. PETER AND PAUL UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 2280 WEST 7TH STREET CLEVELAND, OHIO M' w L n n- X , 5 Q, J ,pr ,cz X X' ,p -.., N.,,.. N9 ,i ,.,.N,, .. X 5 nav, f....,m mv. - J-'-q'44, X X' 'F x9 sig? :X vi. ,a 1, au- 1, X 13MA!1z,1, , X,XX,X,,X,,Xx X, XXX,,,XX,,,,3,.X1v,:.NX X 1 ,Mm 1.9 w X ffm . au f . 2 'm - 'Fl-.X . . m L N! w lP'F'w1 ' ' f 'f J -lf' if ,-. , . z. X X ,XXXXXXXXX X X M .X X4 . fm W , ,41,y,, K,.1 ,W 1. -M-'Y' ' 3,,g',f1X2 w w.,,, ' 'mw- Z ,F 1 'W' Mffi w,'mMw- ' ,fy Y' -v 1- X X XX,. ,X,X.v X wg vXXX,:ivv, ,WXXXXXXXX X X XXXXXX:XX- XXX XQXXXXXXXX ,XXXXXQX XX ' ' ' J' XX A XXXXXXXXXX , XXV 'XFN A X,, U, X BEE-LINE AUTO CENTER, INC. ROBUSTELLI TRAVEL SERVICE, INC. 197 WEST AVE. ANDY ROBUSTELLI 128 BROAD ST STAMEORO, CONNECTICUT TEL. 325-2223 STAMEORO, CONN. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST VVISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1973 FROM TRIBEC ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL-INDLJSTRIAL GABRIEL CARIGNAN 28 TUPPER DRIVE STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT BEST VVISHES TO CONGRATULATIONS AND THE CLASS OF 1973 BEST WISHES FROM To A FRIEND THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1973 FROM THE MCPADDEN FAMILY BEST WISH ES FROM SS. PETER AND PAUL UKRAINIAN PARISH AND SCHOOL IERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY VERY REV. ANTHONY BORSA, PASTOR REVEREND ANTHONY RADCHUK, ASSISTANT PASTOR REVEREND Z. 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CITY HOUSE DEMOLISHING CO., INC. QCOLLETTO BROTHERSJ Harbor Street Stamford, Connecticut Complete Demolition Cranes And Heavy Duty Epuipment Service MARSHALL'S AUTO CENTER DOMENICK LORUSSO 177 GREENWICH AVE. IOSEPH MENDONCA STAMFORD, CONN. TEL. 324-4639g 324-4584 BROAD STREET SHELL COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TERRY RAYNOR 38 VV. BROAD ST. TEL. 327-1146 STAMFORD, CONN. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SON AND BROTHER AND TO THE CLASS OF 1973 FROM MRS. ANNA KORCZYNSKI and daughter Darca THE COMMUNITY PRESS PRINTERS IOHN MOEHRING 56 TOMS ROAD TEL. 323-0349 STAMFORD, CONN. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO KEVIN TOSCHES, TIM GARUFI, KEVIN TOBIN AND THE CLASS OF '73 FROM THE COLONY BAR AND GRILL ...gl TEL. 324-2877 LATHAM'S FLORIST INC. IOSEPH A. BARONE 163 BEDFORD ST. PRESIDENT STAMFORD, CONN. YANKEE TRADER LEVI'S SLACKS 84 IEANS 2575 SUMMER ST. STAMFORD, CONN. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1973 FROM WYMAN PHARMACY RALPH W. WYMAN, R. PH. 227 HOPE ST. TEL. 325-2688 GLENBROOK, CONN. STEVENS INC. FINE LUGGAGE 84 LEATHER GOODS MAX FRANKLIN 231 BEDFORD ST. STAMFORD, CONN. PHONE 333-7220 STAGG LUMBER CO. EVERYTHING IN LUMBER 84 MILLWORK 60 POLLOCK AVE. IERSEY CITY, NEW IERSEY EUGENE NEUMANN BRIAN ELECTRIC INC. BEST WISHE S 16 CENTRAL STREET SHAW MUDGE AND COMPANY STAMFORD CONNECUCUT THE HOYT STREET PHARMACY FERRO BROTHERS REFUSE SERVICE JOSEPH M. EPSTEIN B.S., M.S., R.Ph I FRANK G. SCALISE B.S., R.Ph TEL. 348-8069 STAMFORD, CONN 82 HOYT STREET STAMFORD, CONN. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISH ES TO THE CLASS OF1973 FROM THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, INC. JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY CONGRATULATIONS 84 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OE1973 FROM THE BASILIAN FATHERS ST. IOSAPHAT'S RETREAT HOUSE GLENCOVE, L.I., NY. REV. CONSTANTINE VVYSOCHANSKY, OSBM, DIRECTOR LACERENZA'S FUNERAL HOME STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT RUBINO BROTHERS INC. SCRAP IRON-METALS-MACHINERY 560 CANAL ST. TEL. 323-3195 STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT IOHN ZEMO OF BEDFORD STREET MARK C. SCHOENWALD TEL. 323-0201 P. SABINI 84 CO., INC. QUALITY FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 614 SHIPPAN AVE. TEL. 324-6109 STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT ZANTOW-FERGUSON, INC. IEVVELERS IAMES B. FERGUSON 71 BROAD' ST. CAROL F. VESELY STAMFORD, CONN. ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH 7700 HOERTY RD. PARMA, OHIO 44134 ANTOINETTE V. ABBAZIA MR. 84 MRS. FRANK ARDISE DR. BACZYNSKYI BELLTOWN PHARMACY BRANTS IEVVELERS, INC. LOU BUCCHERI CAMSAN IOSEPH A. CAPORIZZO CONNECTICUT MUSIC CONNECTICUT PANEL CENTERS MR. 84 MRS. IAMES DEAN DOLORES L. DeLUCA BRIAN DILLANE MR. 84 MRS. IOHN I. DILLANE MR. 84 MRS. I. DIMATTEO MRS. ROBERT DINARDO FAIRLAWN FOOD CENTER FREIGHT LIQUIDATORS A FRIEND A FRIEND GENERAL TIRE SERVICE GEORGE'S BARBER SHOP DR. MARTIN CINSBERC GREENBERGS YOUTH CENTER HAASE EQUIPMENT COMPANY HOME ARTS HOYT-BEDFORD CLEANERS IO-ANN'S DRIVE-IN MRS. EDWARD IORDAN DR. 84 MRS. KARDOS MR. 84 MRS. PETER KOCZANSKI MICHAEL I. KOLODKY LET PEACE PREVAIL PATRONS MARIE LYNAM AL MAIDA MR. R MRS. LUCIEN MANDEYILLE MR. S. MRS. IAMES MASSDS IAMES Y. MCPADDEN MR. R MRS. MICHEL MICHALDYY 8. FAMILY MR. S MRS. MILLER THE EDWARD NEMCHEI4 FAMILY NORWALK AUTO SALES MR. S MRS. PENDARIYYSRYI NICK PEREPICZKA DR. S MRS. RALPH A. PESIRI PILCRIM CARDS AND GIFT SHOP PDLLER'S MR. S MRS. T. PREZIOSI MR. .S MRS. PETER RICHISRI RITEVVAY EXTERIORS LTD. RDYENS MR. S MRS. ANTHONY S. RUVOLO SAL'S PASTRY SHOP SARNER'S THE IOHN A. SCALZI COMPANY SHIRT Box INC. STAMFORD BOOKSTORE STAMFORD LIQUOR SHOP THE STANDARD AUTO EQUIPMENT CD. TURN OF RIVER HARDWARE, INC. UNITED OIL CD., INC. MR. .S MRS. LEONARD YERRASTRD SR. MR. S MRS. IOHN VICTORY AND FAMILY VILLA DAY NURSERY SCHOOL MR. R MRS. IOSEPH P. WHYKO VVISE'S PAINT STORE BOOSTERS ARNOLD THRIFT STORE IOHN KARDOS MR. 84 MRS. IAMES C. BARONE IOSEPH KARDOS THE COLONADE RESTAURANT KARP'S HARDWARE OF GLENBROOK COUNTY T.V. MR. 84 MRS. ROBERT E. KRAUS COVE ITALIAN RESTAURANT 84 PIZZA MR. 84 MRS. R. LaSALLE MR. 84 MRS. D. DIMURO LaSALLE FAMILY DOWNES-SMITH CO. MR. 84 MRS. P. MACCARONE MR. DZYDZORA IULIO MONTELEONE ELM ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. A FRIEND FAIRLAWN PHARMACY PATRICIA PINTO DR. ROBERT FIELDS DR. 84 MRS. WALTER RICHAR MR. 84 MRS. R. FITZGERALD MR. 84 -MRS. SONNY RUVOLO WALTER T. FLAHERTY, IR. BENIAMIN SCHECHTER GOLDEN DECOR BEAUTY SALON TEMP AIR COMPANY IOHN AND MARIE HAWE LEONARD VERRASTRO IR. THE HOPE CHEST MR. 84 MRS. HARRY WALSH SENIOR CLASS TRIP BOOSTERS Mr. Barnes Mr. 84 Mrs. G. Billone jimmy 84 Bobo's Burne's Bar 84 Grill Mr. 84 Mrs. Darrow Frank Deleo Sam Deleo jake Deleo Albert Deleo Fred Deleo Eugene Deleo William Deleo Mrs. Margarite DiAnne Dominick Dilecaisio john Dillaue Robert Dinardo Leo Gallagher 84 Son Mr. 84 Mrs. C. Garufi Mr. 84 Mrs. N. Guilbert Mr. 84 Mrs. Michael Hum joseph lazzi Steven Kritak Mr. 84 Mrs. Lacerenza Mrs. Lange Mr. 84 Mrs. Alfred LaSala Mr. Michael T. Losten Molgano's Auto Body Mr. 84 Mrs. Rij Mr. 84 Mrs. Rydzak Mr. 84 Mrs. V. Polehenkyj Mr. 84 Mrs. F. Polehenkyj Helen Polehenkyj Mr. 84 Mrs. Victory Mr. 84jMrs. VanVoorhies PATRONS Mr. 84 Mrs. Andreychin Mr. 84 Mrs. F. Brattole Mr. 84 Mrs. D. Breheney Thomas Brennan Michael j. Billone Mrs. Larry Chrostowski Ken Clark George Cohen Mrs. james Corcoran Mr. 84 Mrs. A. DeLuca Frank DelVicchio Mr. Edward DeVingo Bob Dinardo jr. jack Flakecty Regency Galleries Frank Gerace Mr. 84 Mrs. Edward Greise joseph Kostecki Mr. 84 Mrs. N. Korsun Pierre Kritak Mr. 84 Mrs. Kurgalkowski Lena VV. Kronkoltz Andy Ladomerak Mr. 84 Mrs. j. Lewis Edward Losten Anne A. Losten john Losten jr. Mr. 84 Mrs. j. Luposky Walter Lysak Mr. 84 Mrs. j. Mastrious joseph McArther Mrs. Ann Mocaski Mr. 84 Mrs. P. Perri Mr. 84 Mrs. C. Peck George Robotti Michael Sagal Mrs. F. Sarno julian Schwartz Prymak Stydesky john Szpyhulsky G 1973 STUDE Thomas Ardise 96 Colonial Road Stamford, Ct. 06902 Charles Billone 3 Cornwall Road Norwalk, Ct. 06850 David Blethen 188 Lexington Avenue jersey City, N.j. Brian Darrow 135 Waterbury Avenue Stamford, Ct. 06902 Robert DiNardo 32 Bonnybrook Road Norwalk, Ct. 06855 Timothy Garufi 470 Glenbrook Road Glenbrook, Ct. 06906 Norman Guilbert 8 Hartford Avenue Byram, Ct. 10573 Harry Ileczko 24 Trenton Street jersey City, N.j. 07306 loseph Kolodka 5706 Brownfield Drive Parma, Ohio 44134 joseph Korczynski 209 East Fourth Street New York, N.Y. 10009 David Martin 1011 Maple Avenue Hartford, Ct. 06114 Peter Melnyk 4106 Torrington Street Parma, Ohio 44134 Stephen Roche 189 Perrine Avenue Auburn, N.Y. 13021 Kevin Tobin 32 Plymouth Road Stamford, Ct. 06902 Kevin Tosches 56 Middlesex Rd. Darien, Ct. 06820 Walter Vaga 107 Parsons Road Camillus, N.Y.13031 Charles Valases 92 Hemlock Drive Stamford, Ct. 06902 Nicholas Verses West Lane, Revonah Wds. Stamford, Ct. 06902 Thomas Wilkinson 13 Lynn Court Darien, Ct. 06820 IUNIOR DIRECTORY Raymond Bowling 6 Powell Place Stamford, Ct. 06902 Eugene Chrostowski 27 Berrian Road Stamford, Ct. 06902 Rudy Crocco 154 Cold Spring Road Stamford, Ct. 06902 Orest Dzydzora 111 Lexington Avenue jersey City, N.j. 07304 Patrick Farenga 13 Ivy Street Stamford, Ct. 06902 james Howlett 21 Fowler Street Stamford, Ct. 06902 Daniel Kec 4018 N. Reese Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19140 Craig Kupchik 1613 Tuxedo Avenue Parma, Ohio 44134 Frank Magnoli 39 Newfield Court Stamford, Ct. 06905 Brian Mahan 30 Brightside Drive Stamford, Ct. 06902 john Marena 180 West Avenue Stamford, Ct. 06902 john Morris 160 Bouton Street W. Stamford, Ct. 06905 Walter Polehenky 77 Bergen Avenue jersey City, N.j. 07305 Marco Rustici 38 Forest Lawn Avenue Stamford, Ct. 06902 Anthony Ruvolo 119 Alton Road Stamford, Ct. 06902 Randall Shults 145 Rock Spring Road Stamford, Ct. 06902 Robert Victory 207 Stamford Avenue Stamford, Ct. 06902 Taras Wojtowycz 621 Margate Drive Glen Burnie, Md. 21226 SOPHOMORE DlRECTORY Gregory Caputo 75 DuBois Street Darien, Ct. 06820 Paul Carignan 28 Tupper Drive Stamford, Ct. 06902 Frank DeLeo 1 DeLeo Drive Stamford, Ct. 06902 Richard De Luca 471 Haviland Road Stamford, Ct. 06902 john Dieck 9390 Dominican Drive Miami, Florida 33157 Lew Fedyniak Box 27A Ulster Heights Ellenville, N.Y. 12428 james Hodgdon 342 Stamford Avenue Stamford, Ct. 06902 William Hurley 64 Hope Street Stamford, Ct. 06902 Kenneth Kaminski 146 Waterbury Avenue Stamford, Ct. 06902 john Kardos 860 Stillwater Road Stamford, Ct. 06902 T DIRECTORY Donald Knight 32 Arnold Dr. Stamford, Ct. 06902 Steven Kritak 638 Richfield Avenue Kenilworth, N.j. 07033 George Lencyk 398 Hope Street Stamford, Ct. 06906 Michael Losten RD 412 Elkton, Maryland 21921 Wasyl Loznycky 101 Woodvale Road West Haven, Ct. 06516 Kenneth Mandeville 63 Severance Drive Stamford, Ct. 06905 Michael Mandzia 1316 Spring Road Cleveland, Ohio 44109 james Massos 75 Vincent Avenue Stamford, Ct. 06902 Michael Michalow 195 Geary Street Buffalo, N.Y. 14210 FRESHMAN joseph Barone 121 Bridge Street Stamford, Ct. 06905 john Capodanno 373 Stamford Avenue Stamford, Ct. 06902 Samuel Colletto 57 South Lindsey Ave. Stamford, Ct. 06902 james Dean 125 Waterbury Avenue Stamford, Ct. 06902 Edward De Vingo 24 Victory Court East Norwalk, Ct. 06855 john Dillane Rockledge Gardens Norwalk, Ct. 06851 Timothy Galarnyk The View Plain, Wisconsin 53577 Gary Golembroski 47 Norman Road Stamford, Ct. 06906 Robert jackson 50 Chesterfield Rd. Stamford, Ct. 06902 Sean jordan 36 Leeds Street Stamford, Ct. 06902 Michael Kraus 95 Kenilworth Drive W Stamford, Ct. 06902 Edmund Kryspin 128 Soundview Court Stamford, Ct. 06902 George Krywonis 309 East Fifth St. New York, N.Y. 10003 Zenon Kulynch 86 Landscape Ave. Yonkers, N.Y. 10701 joseph Lacerenza 29 Newfield Court Stamford, Ct. 06905 Bohdan Lotocky 31 Alder Street Yonkers, N.Y. 10701 Edward Nemchek 38 Bellmere Avenue Stamford, Ct. 06906 Anthony Piatek 309 Glenbrook Road Stamford, Ct. 06902 Peter Richiski 6 Robin Place Old Greenwich, Ct. Michael Rij 1473 Carlsen Drive Union, N.j. 07083 Gregory Scallon lntervale Road East Stamford, Ct. 06905 Otto Tank 61 Hope Street Stamford, Ct. 06902 Richard Van Voorhies 56 Toms Road Stamford, Ct. 06906 Socrates Verses West Lane, Revonah Wds Stamford, Ct. 06902 William Victory 207 Stamford Avenue Stamford, Ct. 06902 DIRECTORY james McPadden 80 Carter Drive Stamford, Ct.. 06902 Christopher Mandeville 63 Severance Drive Stamford, Ct. 06905 jeffrey Martin 1011 Maple Avenue Hartford, Ct. 06114 Robert Miller 133 Fifth Street Stamford, Ct. 06905 Peter Nemchek 38 Bellmere Avenue Stamford, Ct. 06906 Sean O'Connell 163 Stamford Avenue S-tamford, Ct. 06902 Ewhen Pendakiwskyj 516 Stillman Street Bridgeport, Ct. 06608 Thomas Polotaye 30 Haig Avenue Stamford, Ct. 06905 Michael Rydzak 160A Neptune Ave. jersey City, N.j. 07305 Frank Sarno 279 Stamford Avenue Stamford, Ct. 06902 Frederick Schwartz 44 Sutton Drive Stamford, Ct. 06906 Lawrence Twardy 57 Sutton Drive Stamford, Ct. 06906 Stephen Vaga 107 Parsons Road Camillus, N.Y. 13031 Randy Van Voorhies 56 Toms Road Stamford, Ct. 06902 Richard Wilkes 1665 Hope Street Stamford, Ct. 06907 ,- li-, . ,S 51' x gg!!! 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