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

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A , M ,W - N ,M , W wp. . L , Gag W W, , ,M ' f - 3fk'2ff W ,L 5 V X -' , , , frm , . -A Www A sw H nn 'M Nf 1 Monsignor Peter Skrincosky B.A., St. Basil's College, Catholic University of America, M.A., Fordham University, S.E.O.D., Pontitical Oriental Institute Monsignor Skrincosky graduated St. Basilis Preparatory School in 1940. He completed 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 was ordained in 1947. His first assignment was an instructor of Latin and religion at St. Basilis Prep. He simultaneously held the office of Prefect for eight years. He attended Fordham University which awarded him a Masters Degree in psychology in 1953. He was appointed Rector of St. Basil's College and St. Basilis Preparatory School. In 1959 Bishop Ambrose Senyshyn, OSBM, assigned Father to Rome for advanced studies at the Pontifical Oriental Institute ofthe Gregorian University where in 1963 he received a Doctorate in Oriental Ecclesiastical Sciences. In September 1963, Bishop Schmondiuk appointed him Rector of St. Basil's College Seminary, where he also teaches courses in psychology and theology. 10 Reverend Peter Fedorchuck B.S., St. Basil's College, Catholic University of America, M.S. Fordham University, Adelphi College Father Fedorchuck has been associated with St. Basil's Prep since his ordination to the priesthood in 1948. An instructor of mathematics and physical science, Father received his advanced degree in mathematics and physics at Fordham University, and subsequently did work in advanced mathematics at Adelphi College under a National Science Foundation Fellowship Award, For the past thirteen years, Father has been an administrator of a parish he founded in Fresh Meadows, Long Island. After having taught at St. Basil's for twenty-tive years, Father was awarded the post of Business Manager of both St. Basilas Prep and College 4 where he still teaches as Assistant Professor of mathematics. Reverend Joseph J. Fedorek B.A., St. Basil's Collegeg Catholic University of America Father Fedorek was born in Bayonne, New Jersey. He graduated from St. Basil's Prep in l945 and from St. Basil's College in 1949. He studied theology and attended the graduate school of Sociology at Catholic University of American 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 Church in Shenandoah, Pennsylvania 4 the oldest Ukraninian Catholic Church in North and South America. At present he is pastor of St. Vladimir's church 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 Ascension Manor in Philadelphia, member of the Commission on Drug Abuse for the City of Elizabeth, New Jersey and Spiritual Director for the Knights of Columbus Roselle Park Council. bf .. by 1 my ., W 'L .W A Egg 'QW 1 ie- . -. '1'5 43i34JH'.LT1 , as w+::waf:1 -V N 14 ' w 1. , , ,Www- Q ,gm V 4 ,wg ,MW xi ll 'fm ' ' tw : G W Q5o2ffm M vw s 4? yqww 7, Reverend Leon A. Mosko B.A., St. Basil's College, The Catholic University of America, M.A., Fairfield Universityg St. .Iohn's University Father Mosko was graduated from St. Basil's College and studied theology at The Catholic University of America prior to his ordination to the priesthood in 1956. He studied English and drama at Catholic University and before coming to St, Basil's, taught English there. He holds a graduate degree in educational administration from Fairfield University and has done work towards a doctorate in the field at St. John's University. During the summer of 1968, Father was a member of the Title II Worshop in Shakespearean drama held at the American Shakespeare Festival Theatre in Stratford, Connecticut. Father is a member of the Modern Language Association, the American Association of School Administrators, the American National Theatre and Academy, and the National Association of Secondary School Principals, and appears in WHO,S WHO IN THE EAST and LEADERS IN EDUCATION. Father Mosko is Principal of St. Basil's Prep and Rector of St. Basills Prep Seminary as well as Vice Chancellor of the Stamford Diocese. He teaches Speech Fundamentals, Research Methodology, and Honors English, and is moderator of the Drama Club and of LE CHATEAU. John Santariga B.S., Syracuse University, M.S., New York Universityg Simmons College Mr. Santariga 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 a nation-wide Army examination in which he was one of only seventy-tive 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. Following his discharge, Mr. Santariga was asked to rejoin the Giants, but chose instead to go to Syracuse University where he received his B.S. in political science, and then to N.Y.U. 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 II, Constitutional Government and United States History, as well as directing all physical education classes. He serves this year as Faculty Moderator of the Parents Alumni Association and Financial Moderator of LE CHATEAU. l 1 Monsignor Emil Manastersky Ph.B., S.T.B., Propaganda Fidci Universityg B.S. in L.S., The Catholic University of Americag Fordham University. Monsignor Manastersky has been at St. Basil's longer than any other member of its faculty. Since coming here he has done graduate work in philosophy at Fordham University and has attended many workshops in philosophy. At some time Monsignor has been curate at Newark, New Jersey, and at Yonkers and Brooklyn, New York, pastor of St. Vladimir's Parish in Stamfordg and has served at parishes in Ludlow and South Deerticld, Massachusetts. In May, 1968, he was elevated to the rank of Domestic Prelate. Monsignor is Vicar General ot' The Diocese of Stamford, chaplain ofthe Stamford Catholic Library and chairman of its Book Selection Committee. He is a member ofthe American Catholic Philosophical Association, the American Library Association, the Catholic Library Association, the Society of Ukrainian Librarians of America, and the Catholic Theology Society. Monsignor also teaches philosophy at St. Basil's College Seminary. 13 Charles H. Frissora B.A., Fairfield University, M.A. Boston College Mr. Frissora, a native of Boston and graduate of Xavier High School there, majored in French at Fairfield University where he was elected to WHO,S WHO AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS 1972. He played on the University hockey team where he was top scorer for four years and was named to OUTSTANDING COLLEGE ATHLETES OF AMERICA 1972. He enrolled in the Graduate School of Boston College following his graduation from Fairfield in 1972 and was awarded a Master of Arts degree in French. At the Prep, Mr. Frissora teaches English and all the French courses. 14 Roman Romanyshyn B.A., Ternopil Teacher's College Mr. Romanyshyn was born and raised in Following his graduation from Teacher,s College ni 1940, he Ukraine. Ternopil stayed on to teach until 1949. In 1950 he to Hartford, Connecticut, where emigrated he taught at St. Michael's Ukrainian School for nineteen years. In 1955 ML Romanyshyn became principal of that school and was responsible for making it into what is now probably the best Ukrainian evening parochial school in America. A master wood-carver who has executed such works of art as the archbishop's throne in the Hartford Cathedral, Mr. Romanyshyn has founded the Wood-carving Club where he gives instruction in the art form to interested students. Instructor of all Ukraninian courses taught at the Prep, Mr. Romanyshyn is moderator of the Ukrainian Club and of the Ukrainian-language student newspaper, Visti,', as well as the director of the Ukrainian Dayl' speech contest and activities. Guy E. Lometti B.A., Citadel, University of North Carolina, Queens College Mr. Lometti, Instructor of Spanish, graduated from the Citadel in Charlestown, South Carolina in 1968 with a bachelor of arts degree in modern languages. He studied one year towards his masters in Spanish at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Preceding two years in Army Military Intelligence as an aviator, he taught Spanish, French, and English at Lakemont Academy, New York, where he also assisted in coaching football. Upon discharge from the Army he began work on a masters degree in communication media and theory at Queens College where he now also holds a research assistantshjp. f , Jacqueline Santariga B.F.A., Syracuse University, Teachers College, Columbia University A native New Yorker, Mrs. Santariga graduated from Tottenville High School in the borough of Staten Island. Majoring in costume and textile design, she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Syracuse University in 1949. An interest in teaching led to work towards a Master's Degree in Art Education at Teachers College of Columbia University in 1954-55. She was engaged as an art teacher in Burdick Junior High School in Stamford through 1957. Besides teaching a Studio Art course in the Prep School, Mrs. Santariga has also been conducting an Art Appreciation class in St. Basil's College for the past three years. Mr. and Mrs. Santariga moved to Stamford in 1951, and Mrs. Santariga has taken advantage of Stamfordls line beaches to enjoy swimming and diving, as well as fishing. Watercolor painting and bowling are also favorite activities. Alexander M. Bernyk B.S. in Mus., New York University, M.A., Manhattan College Mr. Bernyk received his Bachelor of Science degree in Music from New York University and his Master of Arts from Manhattan College. He has taught at Iona College, Rutgers University, and New York University, and is now an Associate Professor of Music at Lehman College where he has taught for the past thirty years. He is an active member of PHI MU ALPHA, the National Honorary Music Fraternity, as well as of the Collegiate Bandmasters' Association. At St. Basil's Mr. Bernyk teaches music appreciation, music theory, liturgical chant, and directs the Prep Chorus and Seminary Choir. Reverend Leo Lawrence Goldade, OSBM B. Th., University of St. Paul Father Goldade was born in Seattle, Washington in 1942. He entered the Basilian novitiate in Glen Cove, New York in 1960. Subsequently studies took him to Mundare, Alberta, and then to Ottawa where Father received his Bachelor of Theology degree from the University of St. Paul. During the past several summers he helped with parish and summer camp within Michigan and New York. He was ordained in Mundare, Canada. At the present time Father is doing advanced study in pastoral theology at the University of Ottawa, is Assistant Master of Novices at the Basilian Fathers, Monastery in Glen Cove, Long Island, and is also the Instructor of Religion at St. Basil's Prep. 16N I 1. i . Reverend Theodore Boholnick B.A., St. Basilis College, S.T.L., Catholic University of America, M.A., St. John's University Father Boholnick graduated from St. Basil's Prep and College and received his Licentiate in Sacred Theology from the Catholic University of America in 1953. Father Boholnick has studied Latin at the Graduate School of Fordham University and history at Fairfield University. He is a member of the Classical Association of New England and of the American Philological Association. In 1970 he received his Master of Arts degree CUM LAUDE in Eastern European history from St. Johnis University. Prior to his return to St. Basil's Father was pastor of parishes in Spring Valley and Elmira Heights, New York. He teaches Greek and Roman history, Renaissance history, and all Religion courses. Joseph Lukiw B.A., Fairfield University, M.S., University of Bridgeport Joseph Lukiw, a 1947 graduate of St. Basil's Prep, served three years in the United States Army before entering Fairfield University where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in education. Mr, Lukiw did his graduate study in 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 International Reading Association, the Connecticut Education Association, the National Education Association, and the New Canaan Education Association. Mr. Lukiw teaches Developmental Reading and Study Skills at St. Basills. William E. Barnes B.S., Northeastern University Mr. Barnes attended Northeastern University in Boston and having graduated worked as an engineer at the Navy Underwater System Center in New London, Connecticut and Seneca Lake. New York, evaluating submarine sonar equipment. He spends much of his leisure time bicycling and relaxing on his sailboat and is on one ofthe volleyball teams. Instructor ofthe advanced mathematics and physical science courses at the Prep, Mr, Barnes is also Moderator ofthe Electronics Club. 5 XT.. 4 rft.. ' Tr., 'B J is ' Ctrl? Q. 1 . by as Donald Alston Clarke B.S., Philadelphia College ot' Pharmacy and Scienceg A.M., Ph.D., Cornell University Medical College Dr. Clarke's area of specialization is pharmacology, physiology, and biochemistry, in which he was awarded a doctorate at Cornell University Medical College. He was apothecary-in-chief at Cornell University Medical Center of New York Hospital as well as on the faculty of Sloane-Kettering Institute. He has done considerable work in cancer research, especially in the field ol' cancer chemotherapy. He has been a member of the boards of such prestigious organizations as the American Association for Cancer Research, Columbia University College oi' 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. Basilis Prep, Dr. Clarke was Medical Director of Clairol. 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Michael Cosmas William Aloupis William Mussos Paul Tank Roman Wzisylyk Ivan Kasxczak Stanley Oprysk Woloclumcr Pahuliz 50 Richard Pikikcro Mark Durkin Michael Laginestra A - ,,. Peter Panzer Paul Whitehead John Ostaszewski Michael DeBartolomeo Joseph Barney Joseph Pellicano JUNIOR CLASS TOP ROW: Richard VanVoorhies, Donald Knight, James Massos, Peter Rieltiski, Gregory Scallon, Otto Tank, Wasyl Loznycky, Gregory Caputo, and Paul Carignan. MIDDLIZ ROW: Steven Kritak, Michael Rij, Perry Mihelaes, John Kardos, Michael Mandzia, Socrates Verses. lidward Nemehek, Jolm Dieek, Anthony Piatek, and George Leneyk. BOTTOM ROW: Kenneth Mandeville, Frank DeLeo, Michael Michalow, William Victory, Kenneth Kaminski, Richard DeLuea, and Michael Losten. SOPHOMORli CLASS TOP ROW: Mark Rydzak, Gary Golembroski, Sam Collette, Joseph Laeerenza, Richard Wilkes, John Dillane, Sean Jordan, James Dean, lfrederick Schwartz, liwhen Pendakiwskyj, Bohdan Lotoeky, and Frank Sarno. BOTTOM ROW: Edmund Kryspin, Robert Miller, Thomas Polotaye, Joseph Barone. Christopher Mandeville, Edward DeVingo. Steven Vaga, Geoffrey Martin, Robert Jackson, Zenon Kulynych, John Capodanno, Peter Nemehek, and Randy VanVoorhies. FRESHMAN CLASS TOP ROW: Joseph Barney, Walter Hackett, Michael DeBartolomeo, Michael Laginestra, Steven O'Conne1l, Mark Durkin, Anthony Brock, Richard Pikikero, John Ostaszewski, Boguslaw Szafran, and Paul Tank. MIDDLE ROW: Stanley Oprysk, Brian Dillane, Donald Victory, Edward Fioretti, Andrew Collette, Robert Goldstein, Frank Browne, Michael Syversen, Peter Panzer, Anthony Speiser, Paul Whitehead, Andrew Kutziak, and Ivan Kaszczak. BOTTOM ROW: Steve Miller, Gregory Kryspin, Paul McKenna, Patrick McColl, William Aloupis, Michael Cosmos, Thomas Mitchell, William Massos, Roman Wasylyk, Walter Lotoeky, Joseph Pellieano, Mark Reinsmith, and Walter Pahuliz. cibif 13 T31 v-4 MODERATOR: MR. ROMAN ROMANYSHYN K RS S 'Z ' . Q ual: ff W., nf. 've gfsgg. L! N. Q 4, 1. E if 5' fx ' 1 Si 1 .N K QV -. gk Ib. TW- it wwf' 3 4 1 fe ,sgs 'Y .---x 5 .gm W3 x z .321 X9 W ix ff? ii? W V'l ik MODERATOR: MRS. JOHN SANTARIGA 57 oodcarving Club MODERATOR MR. ROMAN ROMANYSHYN . sf-Rx f M -VM 'S Q W, MI- M RH R R O V nv, ,.,, ,, M C2,Q?2eC,L6fv, . I f iniar 4 M s , V12 ritageof the P . ' afvingv Itslargz-surpris: V I Easter eg gg t wp nf- n a 'Uk inian S ,, vu I 1 I K nl It --1 rge and the f . R ' i ffy Y' . Q' 35 My gm 1 Q1 K ME gfffk V if gf f OO 'R' 1 V H 3, vs : ,S iii iv Q 'W 57 if I ,fn i if x 'R M O L Qi wg X. K R 'gg Xi M O -5 ,ik-X X XQ ,QM -...,.: . . vw 'Q O' 9 W ' AL : Q Q Mf?'?'ff'1 Ei ' sg M we Eg: Q. , fx ab 55: xiii' fd fflu ' 53? Sz: -if x in V Mwnv-N ,A , he W we-. f.,,,g1v M,saa1. Aitqwcfn Mwysxissls kgwsxvwnouu. . Jima: M N ',u'f'2w.. .un ff ilicns, ' , . I ...yy f vnwfuyx ,U mW' ' niiun, .Q 1,11 . .W fvsigale., , ' f,,a:varo,. ,. V,,si,f,,,,,' ,fj,,14n,,l' F ,. V n vs-. 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Y .1 A at Qdlggff V wx,e1niN sg Q qymanx :Qi-fr if 5 5121 .545 Si f Xi kk b 4 VK we P 6 5' 1 WH , , Q, , i 'ik ' 5 fl ' F f 2 I ' x 3 J , 4 4 4 fll 1 i 3 F 'S ' x B l WS 2, Q I it 1 l . . K kV-k lii rfvgii V is 'Q ky if YE' f gk' 'Qfs 3 ,fn ,, f' 'Z . 23 Q4 riff Ir if Intramural l974 PREP ALL-STAR TEAM Bob Victory, co-captain, Dan Kee, co-captain, Craig Kupcliik, co-captain, Bill Victory, Chris Mandeville, Perry Miliaeles, John Dieck, Steve Kritak, Orest Dzydzora, Rich DeLuca, Mr. John Santarigu, Coach. C- Kupvhik W- Polehenky o. Dzydzora 64 M. Mandzia K. Mandeville M. Reinsmith U J. Dieck S. Oprysk M. Rij F. Sarno 65 J. Massos P. Mihacles 'S. Kritak P. Panzer 'M. Losten , X J. Kurdos B. Aloupis S. Vaga W. Pahuliz Mandeville R. Pikikero I. Kaszczak S. O,C0nncll G. Kryspin E. Kryspiil -,:,zi mfwef:v1fr:su1 14 -ui ,ima K. Kaminski R. Goldstein J. Cappodzmno D. Knight D. Kec M W V 1 xl J. Marena J. Morris J. Dillane J. Browne T. Ruvolo wwwzmtzwwm T. Mitchell M. Durkin W. Victory B. Victory M. Rydzak M. DeBartolomeo J. Martin 69 J. Dean C- Fi01'6ffi R. Wasylyk Z. Kulynych Y G. Scallon P. Whitehead 70 M. Rij Q J. Dieck M. Mandzia J. Kardos J. Barone E. Pendakiwskyj 71 1-I ggi - qiif A - I-f . , 'P. Carignan W. Lotocky E. DeVingo W. Hacket M. Laginestra B. Lotocky F. Schawrtz P ,,.,....,..a-nv-f'--Q -A ,44- 'K. Kaminski wmammm F. DeLeo J. Ostazewski B, Szufrgn A. Colletto - J. Marena - S. Miller R M11ler 73 Kec krainian Day Participants in the 1974 Ukrainian Public Speaking Contest are pictured with the program director, Professor Roman Romanyshyn. Orest Dzydzora, Craig Kupchik, Walter Polehenky, Mr. Romanyshyn, James Ryan, and Daniel Kec. The annual Ukrainian Day Was held on Sunday, March 3, 1974. Following a Divine Liturgy celebrated by Bishop Joseph Schmondiuk, D.D. in the College Chapel, the guests enjoyed a typical Ukrainian dinner prepared by the parents. The Ukrainian public speaking contest was the highlight of the afternoon's festivities. The theme for this yearls orators was heroism, and it was developed in its ramifications and nuances by each of the five house seniors. The judges for the contest were Monsignor Steven J. Chrepta, pastor of St. Vladimiris pro-cathedralg Joseph Lesawyer, Supreme President, Ukrainian National Association, and Dr. Wasyl Luchkiw, Librarian, Rockland Community College. Musical interludes were provided by the Prep Chorus under the baton of Professor Bernyk, and by James Ryan with a stirring, solo rendition of uRushynchok.,' The entire program was conceived and directed by Mr. Roman Romanyshyn, Instructor of Ukrainian at the Prep, Walter Polehenkv, 3fd Place 74 Daniel Kec, lst Place James Ryan, 2nd Place Orest Dzydzora v H H 14 H H D4 P4 D4 P4 u P4 H u u n P4 V4 D4 P1 P4 Ll 7V77TVTvvv7'V 7 Q L Q L Q l Q fl L Q ti CTYAEHTHPOKIIYETBEPTOPO 3 1 Ma.no1 Ceuinagilgmgiggsgbnnin B Cmempojngi, I: YKPAIHC-BKHVI ,ZIEHH 4 l P 4 l . x f , ,4 X . X E . f 1 p 4 H ll laafa , -tw W , ya , ,. , . wa l 1242: r 4 , l 'M' - a P 1 , Q T A C B H T 0 ,Q HOKJIIH FEPOHM. f 1 1974. x 'V v v v v V v v v v LL LLL Ll L6 6 Craig Kupchik Public Speaking Contest The Winners of the Parents-Alumni Public Speaking Contest are pictured with the judges and the principal of St. Basil's Prep. Mr. Jolm Santarigag Mr. Gus Sclafanig Rev. John Burag Gregory Scallon, 2nd placeg Niko Verses, 3rd placeg Kevin Tobin, lst place tieg Charles Valases, lst place tieg and the Reverend Leon Mosko. The annual Public Speaking Contest, sponsored by the Parents-Alumni Association, was held before an assembled throng in the Prep auditorium who had just enjoyed a spaghetti dinner benefitting the senior class. The finalists were determined from among a field of nineteen semifinalists who had delivered their speeches the previous Friday before a student body assembly at which Miss Marguerite Dilanni, Mr. Roman Romanyshyn, and Mr. William E. Barnes had acted as judges. Judging the final contest were the Reverend John Bura, Prep graduate and former instructorg Mr. John Santariga, Dean of Students: and Mr. Gus Sclafani, a graduate of the Prep and an account executive with Merrill Lynch stockbrokers. 76 Father Mosko explains the contest rules prior to the students' drawing for speaking position. The final order of the contestants was the following: George Lcncykg Greg Scallong Nico Verses, Kevin Tobin: Michael Mandziag David Marting Kenneth Mandevilleg Charles Gregory Scallon Kenneth Mandeville didn't let an injured leg prevent him from giving his fellow contestants a run for the money. Kevin Tobin, now a student in the Speech and Drama Department of the Catholic University of America tied with Charles Valases for lst place. George Lencyk, one of the four juniors competing, came in 4th place. VUIUSCS- 2nd Place Winning Speech Gregory Scallon, '75 W' Off on the distant horizon of American politics, the electorate is beginning to perceive the approaching thunclerheads of a political storm, spawned on the one hand by a growing federal bureaucracy and on the other by a diminishing sense of responsibility on the part of the voters. Both these tempestuous conditions with which our democracy finds itself afflicted, are negative ramifications of the passive attitude nurtured by Americans as a safeguard against the social turbulence of the sixties. As such they form a barrier between ourselves and the political process, and thus, we, the citizens of the United States, have abandoned our rights and duties as members of a self-governing society. It is this crucial problem of the lack of participation by the people, with its many adverse and far-reaching effects, that deserves our undivided attention today. In order to be responsive to a democratic institution, an individual must possess firm convictions as to the course of action he wishes his government to pursue. The American Revolution was the inevitable result of the staunch stand taken by our colonial forefathers. Let us emulate their noble example and perpetuate the ideals which they so gallantly sought to preserve, by adjudging the issues of this decade without equivocation or uncertainty. While each of us has the right to his own individual political views, we must also realize that others hold theories which may be contrary to our beliefs. We must accept and welcome such diversification, because it is this openmindedness that enables our government to be responsive to the needs of the people. The application of his views is the most important role the citizen can assume. With a voting machine as his podium, the voter's one ballot, in conjunction with those of other concerned citizens of similar political convictions, is able to determine future national policy. Thus, voting should be considered a solemn duty, not one to be taken lightly and an opportunity that should never be ignored. But before we are able to vote responsibly and intelligently, we must carefully assess the candidates and the ideologies they represent. Through prudent decisions, we, the voters, choose a contender for office, Who, We believe, reflects our way of thinking and, if elected, will offer a more positive alternative for progress than will his oppenent. We are also able to eliminate those candidates who would strive to undermine our liberty from within our political system. Above all we must endeavor to preserve the continuation of reliable government that exists for the people and readily submits to the will of the people. An observation made at the dawn of the French Revolution by Jean Jacques Rousseau seems particularly applicable to the threat of our growing federal bureaucracy and the American citizens' diminishing sense of responsibility. Forseeing the downfall of the French government, he warned his compatriots in words that we should take to heart today. As soon as public service ceases to be the chief business of the citizens, and they would rather serve with their money than with their persons, the state is not far from its fall. Altar Boy Convention November 2-4, 1973, saw the gathering of altar boys from all three dioceses ofthe Ukrainian Catholic Church in America for a convention. Begun twenty-four years ago by the then Bishop of Stamford, now Archbishop of Philadelphia, the Most Reverend Ambrose Senyshyn, OSBM, the conventions offer boys an opportunity to visit the Prep and to meet with the students and faculty. Almost every seminarian attended a convention prior to coming to the Prep. Schedule Friday, November 2 5:30 Supper 7:00 Moleben 8:30 Movie Saturday, November 3 7:30 Divine Liturgy 8:30 Breakfast 9:15 Mini-Classes 10:30 Olympics 12:30 Lunch 1:00 Campus Tours 3:00 Basketball Playoff 4:30 Entrance Examinations 6:00 Dinner 7:15 Moleben 8:15 To Bee or not to Bee, 9:00 Hootenanny Sunday, November 4 8:00 Breakfast 9:00 Divine Liturgy 10:30 Rap Session 12:00 Dinner and Awards Departure x,:m 'dvn s 2, at S .4 - Q i A f ' 1 The Prep rock-group Tumbl-Wead plays for an enthusiastic, screaming crowd in the high-light of the Saturday schedule. Danny, Polo on lead guitars, Dingo on bass guitar, and backing up the group with his heavy drumming is Tony. Dan Kec and Ivan Kaszczak in the rousing, closing lines of Consider Yourself' backed by the chorus. 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'i A 1 xr F. 9 A 3 fl ff' 40th Anniversary Celebrations Two anniversary celebrations were scheduled to mark the fortieth anniversary of the founding of the Ukrainian Catholic Seminary in Stamford. The first, held on October ll, brought to the campus clergy from all three dioceses of the Archeparchy. The second, held October I4, brought a throng of faithful who attended a Liturgy celebrated in the pavilion by Bishop Joseph Schrnondiuk, Bishop Jaroslav Gabro, and Bishop Basil Losten, after which they enjoyed a dinner served in the seminary refectory and toured displays on campus. M xl D -I 6 Most Reverend Joseph M. Schmondiuk, D.D Bishop of Stamford 91 Q Xxx f x x 'x www 1 4- M ,- V 2- .W ,, 4 Q 'S is :ff 5 5. n. .s .W 'fi' aw-.. 1 'ww Banquet LADDIN,S TERRACE COMMITTEES Co-Chairpersons Mr. 8a Mrs. Lucien Mandeville Mr. Sc Mrs. John Dillane Arrangements Mr. 8a Mrs. John Victory Mr. 8a Mrs. Anthony Ruvolo Mr. 62 Mrs. Edward Nemchek Mr. 84 Mrs. James Dean Reservations Mr. SL Mrs. Larry Chrostowski Mr. 8L Mrs. Robert DiNardo Mr. 8t Mrs. Frank DeLeo Mr. 81. Mrs. Kevin Tobin Gifts 8L Prizes Mr. 8a Mrs. Charles Garuti Dr. SL Mrs. Robert Miller Mr. 8L Mrs. Gabriel Carignan Mr. Kc Mrs. Edmund Kryspin Decorations Mrs. Betty Victory Mrs. Frank DeLeo Mrs. Joan Tobin Publicity Mr. 8a Mrs. Joseph Barone Mr. 84 Mrs. John Roman - Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Mandeville, Co-chairpersons, chat with Monsignor Walter Paska former Prep faculty member. 1972-73 Parent-Alumni Association Officers Mr. Kevin F. 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