Simon Harak-Rev. John P. Murray, S.J. Memorial Concert

              SIMON HARAK-REV. JOHN P. MURRAY, S.J.
MEMORIAL CONCERT
presented by
THE FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB
MR. PAUL D. LaMEDICA, DIRECTOR
APRIL 29, 1977
8:30P.M.
KLEIN MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM
FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB 1976-77
Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................... Mr. Paul D. LaMedica
Accompanist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... .. .... David Marchitelli, '78
President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................ .. Michael Shelburne, '77
Vice-President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... . .............. Thomas W. Smith, '77
Secretary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . Richard Marone, '78
Treasurer .................. . ............................................ Kevin McGrath, '78
Executive Secretary .................................................... Walter J. Hrycenko, '77
Student Director of Campus Minstrels ........................................... . Robert Ross, '77
Director of Stage and Lighting ................................................ William Bruno, '77
Moderator ...................... , ............ . ................... Rev. Albert A. Cardoni, S.J.
Graduate Assistants .................................................... Mark R. Lombardi, '73
Gary Long, '74
Graduate Assistant Managers ............................................. William C. Kessler, '70
Kenneth N. Fredyna, '73
CONCERT COMMITTEE
Chairmen ............................................. Thomas Sheehan, '78 and William Mis, '78
Ticket Managers ....................................... Robert Schmader, '78 and Paul Murphy, '79
Publicity ................................................ . Luc Pelletier, '79 and John ~avard, '78
Advertisements ........................................ Justin Collins, '77 and George Kachmar, '79
USHERETTES
Vanessa Berlengi Diane Maloney
Judy Cartoceti Sue Miraglia
Michelle Cronau Marianne O'Connell
Maryellen Frank Kathy O'Hare
Linda Gurrieri Claudia Schlamp
Alice Jacobs Mary Lee Swift
Donna Kern Suzanne Tuttle
Patricia Lucas Kathleen Vanina
Kathy Winters
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We welcome you, once again, to our annual "Klein Concert" as it had been commonly
referred to before it was named in honor of Mr. Harak. Henceforth it is to be known as
the Simon Harak-Rev. John P. Murray, S.J. Memorial Conc.ert in honor of the co­founders
of the Glee Club. We might go on to say that it is altogether fitting and proper
that we do this, etc. but Abraham Lincoln has sort of stolen our thunder in his Get­tysburg
Address; but the sentiment is the same: for the debt we owe these two fine men
for the existence and character of the Glee Club is difficult to express, yet real and
recognizable, though it may require a person with the sensitivity of a Lincoln to put it in­to
words. So we will content ourselves with the mention of the fact and make no attempt
to describe our consciousness of our debt to Mr. Harak and Father Murray.
Since we are talking of the Glee Club and its founders, it seems fitting also to mention
here some other men to whom the Glee Club has been indebted through the years, our
Graduate Assistants or Graduate Advisers. We would like, first of all, to acknowledge
the many years of service so generously given by Mr. Bronislaw Orlowski and Ralph
Ferriolo In the past, and the present devotedness of Mark Lombardi, William Kessler,
Kenneth Fredyna, and more recently Gary Long. Bill Kessler and Ken Fredyna render in-
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valuable service with their managerial skills: they build and repair risers, shells, lights
and almost anything else that needs building or rebuilding or repair. The other advisers,
less handy with their hands, are especially useful in serving as a sort of buffer between
the members of the Club and the Moderator and Director. For example, no one really
believes Mark Lombardi when he says the Club left New Rochelle after the mixer at
"about 1:15 or 1:20" and arrived at Fairfield at 2:45A.M. It couldn't possibly have
taken the bus that long to arrive from New Rochelle! But, since it was a good party and
the next day was a Saturday, we'll accept his account. Apart from such maternal
solicitude for the members of the Club the advisers provide a bond of continuity over the
years and by their continued interest in the Club encourage the changing membership
year after year. We do appreciate their interest and help and are glad of the opportunity
to acknowledge our gratitude.
Perhaps the highlight of this year's concert season was the trip we made to
Washington, D.C. We spent five days or so in the Capital. Most of us saw the points of
interest, the Smithsonian exhibits, the Capitol and White House. Mike Shelburne invited
President Carter to our concert with Trinity College, but his secretary just couldn't fit it
into his schedule. Anyway, we received a nice note of regret from the White House and
no harm was done. The Club also sang at the regular 4:30P.M. Mass at the National
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception on the grounds of the Catholic University of
America. If you really must know what we did with the rest of our time, it was spent in
rehearsals (at least a day and a half) and some time was allotted to seeing the sights. After
all no one goes to Washington to see the insides of concert auditoria!
Since these are supposed to be only notes, and the printer is waiting for our copy,
we''ll omit further generalities and introduce the members of the Club who will be
graduating this year.
WILLIAM BRUNO who is mysteriously called "Tim" by everyone who knows him has
spent four years with the Club as manager and in this, his final year, has been Chief
Manager. He majored in Economics and Classics and is often enough late to rehearsal in
the Spring because he also plays on the soccer team. Tim comes from Philadelphia and
plans to return there and enter a management trainee program. Tim is a bright cheerful
young man and the girls say he is "a nice kid".
JUSTIN COLLINS saw the light late in life and joined the club as a Junior. His early
years at Fairfield were dissipated in athletics and movies but he gave sufficient time to
studies to sustain an ambition to pursue a career in marketing "in the real world". He is
a Business major (Marketing), and eventually plans to enter graduate school. His chief
claim to fame in the Glee Club is his Steve Brodie-like successful (though unintentional)
slide down an up escalator in Washington. We have photographic evidence of the results
of this slide but the nature of the bruises and the part of the anatomy involved preclude
publication of the photos.
WALTER J. HRYCENKO pronounce it any way you can! Walter has given four years
to the Glee Club and in this, his senior year, has been Executive Secretary, an office with
no specific duties which means the Moderator can call on him at alf hours of the day or
night for all possible or impossible tasks. Walter has also kept an eye on the music for the
Club so that he has also filled the office of Librarian, without the title. He is a Biology
Major and plans to teach biology, chemistry or religion. He has been a Resident Adviser
in the dormitories for the past two years, plays the Cordovox in the Glee Club Band, and
at our request is no longer practicing the song Nola. Walter has been one of the pillars of
the Club and we especially hate to see him go. ·
JOHN FINN is another late convert to the Glee Club. He is a History major and
managed to keep quite busy in the years before he came to us. He played Rugby for three
years, was a member of the St. Mary's Tutoring Program for three semesters and
President for two semesters; he was also a member of the Student Entertainment Com-
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mittee and played intramural basketball for four years. John seems to be a very quiet per­son
but we may only get that impression because he sings in the bass section. Basses are
never really noticed, they are just sensed!
FRANK HOFFMANN has been a first tenor in the Club for all four of his years at Fair­field.
He is a Religious Studies major and claims he loves it. He enjoys going to con­certs-
that must mean attending concerts, not performing, presumably, but he always
seems to enjoy performing also and hasn't missed a concert yet. He likes the theatre, all
sorts, and all cultural events as well as canoeing, camping, swimming and the beach. (He
doesn't mention baseball, hot dogs, apple pie and Chevrolet!) After graduation Frank
plans to teach religion in High School somewhere around Syossett, New York.
JAMES KENNEDY has spent three years with the Glee Club and in addition to singing
likes dining out, playing softball and being an amateur comedian. We will vouch for this
last item. While studying and singing at Fairfield, Jim has worked as a headwaiter at the
Chart House Restaurant in New Haven. (This could be construed as a subtle ad for the
place but since there is no malice in Jim we'll accept it as simply the mention of a fact.)
He is to receive a degree of Bachelor of Arts in Psychology this June and after graduation
plans to take part-time graduate courses and continue to work at that restaurant men­tioned
once already.
The Bensonians
JOHN KLIMAS is another late convert to the Glee Club and sings in the bass section. In
support of the theory already mentioned, that basses tend to blend into the background
and are not noticed much, John seems rather quiet. Perhaps it takes a couple of years in
the Glee Club, or anywhere else for that matter, before people begin to take perceptible
form and shape. John is an English major and plans to work after graduation. As a hob­by
he is a member of a drums corps. John is a capable young man and will do well in
anything he undertakes.
TIMOTHY O'ROURKE has been with the Club four years. Tonight, and we don't know
how it happened, he is not with us for he has a part in the Fairfield University Playhouse
production of Cabaret. Tim is a second tenor and gave up a full-grown mustache to
remain in the Glee Club. He must have been at a rehearsal for Cabaret when the
questionaires, on which these notes are based, was passed around so that his plans for the
future are shrouded in mystery. We wish him luck and all success and are glad we have
had him as a member of the Club for all these years.
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TIMOTHY REILLY is still another one-year member of the Club. I suspect it is the
edifying example of a roommate that finally prevailed over Tim and then others. Tim
sings in the bass section, and with all these basses leaving we are going to have a problem
again next year! Tim is a marketing major and plans to "pursue a business-oriented
career in the real world" (all these business majors talk alike!). He also plans (tongue-in­cheek,
we're sure) "to become a very wealthy person." Just in case he succeeds in his am­bition,
we'll drop off his name to the Development Office and they'll probably put a man
on him.
The Campus Minstrels
ROBERT F. ROSS is one of our hardy perennials. It may seem like "14" years that he's
been in the Club but in fact it is only four. He is an English major and claims he thrives
on confusion and chaos which is, perhaps, the reason why he is the Resident Adviser on
Gonzaga Ground-or it may be the effect of his being RA on Gonzaga Ground. It is not,
however, the reason why he was chosen to be Student Director of the Campus Minstrels.
Bob is a talented musician and (Aw!shucks) a likeable person who gets along well with
everyone, And that's why he's director of the Minstrels. Bob also appears in the
background behind the other three Bold Fenian Men; he's the disembodied blondish
head you see over Paul Murphy's shoulder.
ROCCO ROSSETTI is another of our one-year senior members of the Club. He was
recruited to make up our quota of Italian names on the roster and also because we needed
baritones. Rocky loves all types of water sports, classical and jazz music, tinkering with
his car, and gardening (Now, that's Italian!). He is an Accounting/Finance major and
plans to enter a large, progressive corporation as an accountant or financial analyst. (We
hope this large, progressive corporation is legally respectable.) Once working, Rocky
plans to continue studies toward an M.B.A. degree. We've enjoyed Rocky's short stay
with the Club and wish he had gotten the light sooner.
MICHAEL SHELBURNE is the President of the Club this year and has been a devoted
member of the Club for the past three years. He claims he has had no time for anything
else as far as extra-curricular activities go. He has been a member of the Campus Min­strels
for three years, a Bensonian for the past two and claims he is the only Protestant in
the Club, We'll take his word for that last for no one keeps tabs on such things, but if
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we'd known sooner we'd have had Mr. LaMedica toss in many more Catholic hymns and
we'd have sung in a lot more churches! Mike plans to get a job after graduation; it must
be that Protestant work-ethic!
THOMAS W. SMITH is the Vice-President of this year's Club, and after he was per­suaded
that the officers of the Club are executives and not trustees, settled down and did
a very good job. Tom has been with us for four full years and has been a member of the
Glee Club Band from its inception. He is majoring in English but has an interest in
politics (which figures) and sports. He plans to enter St. John's University, the School of
Law; and Tom will make a good lawyer. Tom has been a devoted and active member of
the Club and has tried to promote its interests in every possible way. We are sincerely
grateful for all he has done. He claims he has perfect pitch and has his guitar always in
tune, but we know this is said facetiously for we heard him and the Bensonians in Dan­bury
Tom is one of the less sedate members of the Minstrels and a member of the Ben­sonians.
He's the one who lost one of our vests.
FREDERICK "Bo" SORRENTINO a fast two-year old in the Club, he sings in the bass
section. Bo likes, first of all to be called Bo rather than Frederick, then he likes skiing,
classic automobiles and some other things he can't mean seriously. He is a History major
and plans to enter business in the field of sales-management.
MICHAEL WALSH is another of the pillars of the Club. He has been around for four
years. A quiet young man off stage, it seems difficult to keep him from singing on stage.
He has been a Minstrel from time immemorial, and a Bensonian taking a year's sab­batical
this year. He is devoted to Irish music and is one of the Bold Fenian Men, the
group you will have heard for the second time this year. Mike is an English major and af­ter
graduation plans to work for a while in the Jesuit Volunteer Corps, an ecclesiastical
equivalent of the Peace Corps. Mike is a good student as well as a good singer and, if we
may step down for a moment from our standpoint as objective observers and offer ad­vice,
we hope he will continue his studies in graduate school. Whatever he does, we are
convinced, Mike will do well and successfully.
BRIAN VISOKA Y is another of our graduating managers. Despite his duties as
President of the Student Government he has found time to come to rehearsals and con­certs
for the past three years. Brian didn't fill out the brief questionaire we sent to seniors
on which we base these notes. Either his term as an executive officer has made him
secretive about his life, plans and ambitions, or he plans to write a book of memoirs and
is keeping his information to himself. Nevertheless, Brian has been a very helpful mem­ber
of the Club as he has been a very efficient President of the Student government. We
are proud to have had him with us.
Simon Harak-Rev John P Murray, S.J
Award Recipients L. to R. Mr Frederick Tar­tara,
Michael Walsh, Walter Hrycenko, and
Father Cardoni.
This year one of the trustees of the Simon Harak-Rev. John P. Murray, S.J. Scholar­ship
fund will announce this year's recipient of the scholarship award. The trustees are
Mr. Frederick Tartaro, Attorney Richard Bepko, and the Honorable Edward Caldwell.
The recipients of the award last year were Michael Walsh and Walter Hrycenko. Two
awards were made last year because we were ready to make an award the year before but
got the machinery into motion too late.
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The Ambassadors of Song
David Marchitelli, '78, Accompanist Paul D. LaMedica, Director
FIRST TENORS
Peter Baril '78 Tod MacKenzie '79
Edward Cull '80 Paul Murphy '79
Francis Hoffmann '77 Mark Petronzi '79
James Hurley '80 Nelson Rosas '79
Donald Joyce '79 Thomas Smith '77
Michael Walsh '77
SECOND TENORS
Edward Bauchiero '80 Richard Marone '78
Paul Cormier '79 William Mis '78
Christopher Donohue '79 Timothy O'Rourke '77
Walter Hrycenko '77 James Pratt '80
Wesley Kasprow '79 John Savard '78
James Kennedy '77 Thomas Sheehan '78
Richard Lautenbach '80 John Smith '80
Michael Sweeney '80
BARITONES
Carl Cappabianca '78 George Kachmar '79
Gary Carvalho '79 Kevin McGrath '78
Harold Colbassani '78 John Murphy '79
Christopher Dann '79 Robert Ross '77
John Finn '77 .Rocco Rossetti '77
Jeffrey Glaser '79 Robert Schmader '78
Michael Shelburne '77
Peter Ambrose '78
Robert Andrejczk '80
Bennet Boccuzzi '79
Justin Collins '77
Nicholas Faenza '79
Andrew Garavel '80
Kevin Healy '79
John Klimas '77
BASSES
Thomas Loughlin '80
Luc Pelletier '79
Timothy Reilly '77
Mark Slack '80
Joseph Smith '78
Frederick Sorrentino '77
Richard Valus '80
William Ward '78
MANAGERS
William Bruno '77
John Jurkowski '79
John Lohrs '79
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Richard Malek '80
Paul Monarch '79
Brian Visokay '77
Mr and Mrs. Anthony J. Allanson
Mr James S. Anderson
Mr Michael C. Anton, M.D.
Mr and Mrs. John A. Balint
Mr and Mrs. Phil Baroody, Jr
Mr Larry S. Benson
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Bepko
Attorney and Mrs. Richard Bepko
Mr Dennis J. Bird, D.D.S.
Rev. Russell L. Boisvert
Mr Robert J. Brennan, Jr
Mr James T Brislin
Mr and Mrs. John F Burns
Carolyn G. Bushnell
Hon. Edward J. Caldwell
Mr and Mrs. William J. Cardillo
Mr and Mrs. Robert W. Caseria
Mr and Mrs. Emmett Casey
Mr and Mrs. James A. Casey
Mr James A. Casey, Jr
Dr and Mrs. Kenneth F Catandella
Court St. Cecilia # 735 C.D.A.
Mr Arthur Clifford
Mr and Mrs. James G. Collins
Rev. William J. Conklin
Mr and Mrs. Harold J. Colbassani, Sr
Mr and Mrs. Alfred Cormier
Mr and Mrs. Charles J. Coviello, Jr
Mr Mark Francis Cronin '7 4
Mr and Mrs. Edward E. Cull
Mr and Mrs. William Curley
Mr Shawn R. Deeley
Daniel and Pamela Delaney
Mr Steve Delehanty
Mr Daniel J. D'Eiia
Mr and Mrs. Stephen J. Dempsey
Mr and Mrs. Frank DePaola
Mr and Mrs. David J. DiCamillo
Mr and Mrs. John Dichello
Mr Kevin R. Dmytriw, M.D.
Mr Gregory Donohue
Dr and Mrs. Walter G. Donnell
Mr Ted Doran
Mr and Mrs. Donald Doyle
Mr and Mrs. J. Durr
Mr and Mrs. Ralph J. Faenza
Mr and Mrs. Warren J. Faust
Mr John P Ferencz '73
Mr Ralph S. Ferriolo
Mr William J. Fiochetta
Mr and Mrs. John Fitol
Mr Richard J. Fitol
Dr and Mrs. Francis X. Foley
Mr and Mrs. Joseph D. Forte
HONORED PATRONS
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth N. Fredyna
Mrs. Milton H. Friedburg
Dr and Mrs. Norman E. Fuller
Mr and Mrs. Vincent J. Gentile
Dr and Mrs. William J. George
Mr James Goldhammer
Mr David W. Griffin
Dr and Mrs. Randolph T Harper
Dr and Mrs. H.P Harris, Jr
Mr Alexander Hawley
Captain and Mrs. Bruce E. Hawley, USAF
Mr and Mrs. Eugene F Healy
Mr and Mrs. Frank J. Hendricks '62
Mr James P Higgins
Mr and Mrs. R.E. Hoffmann
Mr and Mrs. George L. Holmes, Jr
Mr and Mrs. Joseph A. Horvath
The Hrycenko Family
Mr David W.P Jewitt
Mr Douglas L. Johnson '68
Mrs. Alfred Jolson
Mr and Mrs. James J. Joyce
Mr and Mrs. George F Kachmar
Mr G. Dwight Kahlo, Ill
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Kasprow
Bob and Faun Katson '54
Mr and Mrs. John F Kelly
Mr Joseph M. Kelly
Mr Robert C. Kelly
Mr and Mrs. William C. Kennally
Mr and Mrs. Herman Kessler
Mr William C. Kessler '70
Dr and Mrs. J.E. Kickham
Mrs. Leo J. Kiernan
Mr William J. Kuhn
Mr Robert L. Langdon, Jr
Mr Arthur C. Laske, Sr
Mr John J. Lawrence, MD
Mr Mark A. Lolatte, Jr
Mr and Mrs. Alvaro Lombardi
Mr Mark Lombardi '73
Mr Gary T Long
Mr and Mrs. Gilbert R. Larson
Mr and Mrs. Frederick H. Lorenson
Dr and Mrs. Edward Luchansky
Mr James A. Luddy
Mr and Mrs. Donald S. Lupo
Mr and Mrs. John R. Maher
Mr and Mrs. Frank Mahoney, Jr
Mr and Mrs. Thomas M. Mannion
Mr Brian D. McCarthy
Captain William H. McCarthy, USAF
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth V McCluskey
Mr James W. McGuire
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Mr Eugene T Miller
Mr and Mrs. Philip J. Mongillo, Jr
Mr and Mrs. William G. Mosseau
Mr and Mrs. Ronald Muhlenhaupt
Mr Ronald P Muhlenhaupt
Mr and Mrs. Richard D. Murphy
Mr Richard J. Murphy
Dr and Mrs. Robert J. Murphy
Mr John P Murray
Mr and Mrs. Alexander Nestor
Dr and Mrs. Edward Nishball
Mr Peter A. Olander
Mr Bronislaw S. Orlowski
Mr D.W. Pasquariello, M.D.
The Pelletier Family
Mr Stephen J. Peterson
Mr William D. Pettinicchi
Mr and Mrs. J. Gerald Phelan
Mr and Mrs. George E. Pieger Jr
Rev. John Pitonak
Dr and Mrs. Robert F Pitt
John P Praskac, Jr. Family
Mr and Mrs. Arnold M. Preg
Mr Jorge A. Prieto
Mr and Mrs. Stanley Rashid
Mr Kevin E. Reilly
Dr and Mrs. Donald J. Ross, Sr.
Mr and Mrs. Donald J. Ross, Jr
Mr and Mrs. Joshua A. Ross
Mr and Mrs. Michael Roth
Mr and Mrs. Daniel Rowland
Dr and Mrs. Sal Santella
Thomas J. and Jude J. Satalino
Mr and Mrs. Gerard A. Sheehan, Jr
Mr and Mrs. James P Smith
Mr and Mrs. Joseph S. Smith
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Sweeney
Mr and Mrs. Frederick W Tartare
Mr and Mrs. S!eve Tetrault
Mr and Mrs. Robert H. Thill
Msgr John J. Toomey, V.G.
Dr and Mrs. James P Vail
Mr William F Verrilli
Lucille R. Viets
Mr Paul J. Walczak
Mr Chris J. Walsh
Mr and Mrs. John J. Walsh
Dr and Mrs. Thomas J. Weber
Mr Alan E. Wilson
Mr Mikie Wilson
Mr and Mrs. William J. Wilson, Jr
Mr James A. Wollschlager
Mr and Mrs. Walter J. Zachrison
Mr and Mrs. Edward J. Zadravec
PART I
1. MEN IN RED MEDLEY ........... . ............ Ross, '51, Rossi, '58, Perrella, '56
PROCLAIM LIBERTY ....... .. ...................................... Mead
THE PASTURE ............ . ............................... Frost-Thompson
THE LAST WORDS OF DAVID ............................. . ..... Thompson
2. CLOSE HARMONY BALLADS
Good Ole Days
The Glee Club
George M. Cohan Medley
The Bensonians
I Believe
3. AN ERISKA Y LOVE LILT .................................... Kennedy-Fraser
ONWARD YE PEOPLES ....................... ... ................. Sibelius
The Glee Club
4. PIANO SOLO
The Harmonious Blacksmith ...................................... G.F. Handel
David Marchitelli, '78
5. AVA MARIA .................................................... Arcadelt
THE LOST CHORD Proctor-Sullivan
The Glee Club
INTERMISSION
THE CAMPUS MINSTRELS
Student Director: Robert F. Ross, '77
Frank Hoffmann, '77
Paul Murphy '79
Nelson Rosas, '79
Michael Walsh, '77
Thomas Smith, '77
Harold Colbassani, '78
George Kachmar, '79
Robert Ross, '77
Mich~el Shelburne, '77
Walter Hryeenko, '77
THE BENSONIANS
Richard Marone, '78
Thomas Sheehan, '78
Justin Collins, '77
Joseph Smith, '78
Frederick Sorrentino, '77
Thomas Smith, '77 Robert Ross, '77 Michael Shelburne, '77 Joseph Smith, '78
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PART II
6. A MEDLEY OF CONTEMPORARY POPULAR SONGS
Yesterday Once More ........................................ Carpenter-Bettis
Killing Me Softly ............................................... Gimbel-Fox
Lost \Vithout Your Love .............................................. Gates
Tenor solo: Frank Hoffmann, '77
What I Did For Love ...... . ....................................... Hamlisch
7. NOVELTY NUMBERS
Pollution
The Glee Club with the Glee Club Band
Looking for the Lost Chord
The Campus Minstrels
Johnny Schmoker
8. SEND IN THE CLOWNS ......................................... Sondheim
The Glee Club
9. IRISH BALLADS
The Bold Fenian Men
10. TWENTIANA (A Choral Montage of Songs from the 'Twenties)
I Want To Be Happy
I'm Looking Over a Four-Leaf Clover
Carolina in the Morning
Bye, Bye, Blackbird
Charleston
TeaforTwo
Hallelujah!
The Glee Club
11. ALMA MATER ............................................ Bonn-D' Artega
THE BOLD FENIAN MEN
Michael Walsh, '77 Robert Ross, '77 Paul Murphy, '79 Thomas Sheehan, '78
THE GLEE CLUB BAND
Cordovox: Walter J Hrycenko, '77
Bass Guitar: Robert Ross, '77
Drums: Kevin McGrath, '78
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Lead Guitar: Thomas Smith, '77
George Kachmar, '79
Rhythm Guitar: Thomas Sheehan, '78
Richard Marone, '78
PATRONS
Mr and Mrs. Norman Aldrich
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth D. Alexander, Sr
Mr and Mrs. Charles Baukus
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Brown
Mrs. John W. Behnken
Mr Robert Belletzkio, Sr
Mr Jules H. Blank
Mr and Mrs. Raymond C. Bradley
Mr and Mrs. Thomas A. Callaghan
Mr and Mrs. George A. Callahan
John and Mary Cash
Mr Albert L. Clark
Mr and Mrs. George P Cloutier
Mr William F Connelly
Dr and Mrs. Nicholas R. Creature
Mr William Cronin
Mr John P Cullen
Mr John T Curley
Mr and Mrs. Anthony D'Antonio
Mrs. Angela Della Valla
Mr John DePaola
Mr and Mrs. Dominic DiCamillo
Mr and Mrs. Walter Donnarumma
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Drongoski
Mr and Mrs. C. Stuart Dube
Mr and Mrs. Frank R. Ecsedy
Mr Robert H. Emond
Mrs. John J. Farrell
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth F Felsamann, Jr
Mr and Mrs. Dennis Gannon
Mr and Mrs. Michael Gannon
Mr and Mrs. Edward Gawitt, Sr
Mr and Mrs. Edward Gawitt, Jr
Mr and Mrs. Bernard Gilhuly
Mr and Mrs. William Gorski
Helen and Etta Grossarth
Mr and Mrs. Mario F Guarcello
Karl and Maria Hagen
Mrs. Thomas A. Haney
Mr Kevin Hansen
Mr and ,Mrs. F Healy
Mr and Mrs. Patrick Higgins
Mr and Mrs. Gilbert A. Holt
Mr and Mrs. Charles James
Mr and Mrs. John C. Jurkowski
Mrs. Henry 0. Kelly
Mr Thomas V Krewson
Mr Thomas A. Lanzilotti
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Laughlin
Mr and Mrs. Richard Lautenbach
Mr and Mrs. John D. Leahy
Mr and Mrs. John Uchacz
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Loiselle
Dr and Mrs. Laszlio Lorincz
Mr Edward J. Luchansky
Mrs. Thomas F Luddy
Mr and Mrs. Anthony V Marone
Mrs. Frank McEvoy
Mrs. C.J. McNamara
Mr and Mrs. Joseph J. Mager
Mr and Mrs. Joseph V Malek
Mrs. William Mansfield
Miss Catherine Mason
Mr and Mrs. Walter A. Mis
Mrs. Bernard Muldoon
Mr and Mrs. Thomas R. Murphy
Mr Robert E. Noonan
Mr and Mrs. Robert W. Connor
A. Petronzi
Margaret Pringar
Mr and Mrs. Francis M. Quinlan
Mrs. Daniel Rowland
Mr and Mrs. Richard Sansonetti
Corinne F Schread
Mr William Selepec
Natalie Simone
Dorothy Simmons
Mr and Mrs. Raymond B. Slack
Mr William M. Suhy '67
Mr James K. Sullivan
Mr Michael Tehan
Mr and Mrs. Richard J. Valus, Sr
Mr and Mrs. Edward Wadeka
Mrs. William J . Watson
Mr and Mrs. Alexander S. Wojcicki
Mr Richard Zaniewski
BUSINESS PATRONS
We are grateful for the support given our concert by our Business Patrons and
Boosters who advertise in our program We hope that when the occasion arises
you will patronize them
A & M PIPING CONTRACTORS, INC.
30 Island Brook Avenue, l:}ridgeport
AMERICAN FROZEN FOODS, INC.
1501 Kings Highway, Fairfield
HENRY N. ARMS REAL ESTATE
1220 Post Road, Fairfield
THE ARROW LINE, INC.
1 05 Cherry Street, East Hartford
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BUSINESS PATRONS
THE AUDIO STORE
2120 Post Road, Fairfield
AUGUST BROTHERS HARDWARE
1860 Post Road, Fairfield
BARNUM TRAVEL BUREAU, INC.
1229 Post Road, Fairfield
BIG & TALL MEN APPAREL, INC.
280 Boston Post Road, Orange
BOB'S EQUIPMENT SERVICE
1580 East State Street, Westport
CARPET CLEARANCE CENTER
561 Post Road, Fairfield
THE CARPET-RIGHT COMPANY
1991 Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield
F.W. CARROLL & SON, INC.
1989 Post Road, Fairfield
COLLINS PHARMACY, INC.
''Black Rock''
COLONIAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL
183 Main Street, Monroe
COOKE & O'DONNELL OPTICIANS
3070 Main Street, Bridgeport
CONNECTICUT HEAT & FUEL COMPANY
3 Water Street, West Haven
COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOCIATION- WESTPORT
145 Main Street, Westport
DOMINIC'S DECORATING, INC.
1125 Post Road, Fairfield
DOYLE & MARTIN-THE FURNITURE STORE
1957 Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield
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BUSINESS PATRONS
EAR PORT - RECORDS AND TAPES
2270 Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield
FAIR MART DRUG
2264 Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield
FAIRFIELD FISH AND LOBSTER
1949 Post Road, Fairfield
FAIRFIELD FLOOR COVERING SHOP
1034 Post Road, Fairfield
FAIRFIELD INN
680 Post Road, Fairfield
FAIRFIELD WINE & LIQUOR
1431 Post Road, Fairfield
FIDELITY UNION LIFE
158 Cherry Street, Milford
FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE
FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY STUDENT ASSOCIATION
GOLD'S GOOD FOOD
873 Post Road, Fairfield
HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIOS
1560 Post Road East, Westport
HONG KONG -RESTAURANT
2005 Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield
HOWARD JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT
750 Post Road, Fairfield
JIMMIES OF SAVIN ROCK
2315 Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield
JIMMY'S ARMY & NAVY STORE
990 Main Street, Bridgeport
KIMBERLY INN
6540 Main Street, Trumbull
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BUSINESS PATRONS
LIGOURI'S DRIVE-INN, INC.
Monroe Turnpike, Monroe
LIQUOR BARREL
1434 Post Road, Fairfield
PARK LANE OPTICIANS, INC.
1430 Post Road, Fairfield
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK
"Pay Bills by Phone FREE with People's Plus!"
JOHN, E. PERHAM OPTICIANS
Brickwalk, 1275 Post Road, Fairfield
JOHN G. PHELAN P.E.
299 Washington Avenue, Bridgeport
PHILPOT SHOE SHOP
470 Monroe Turnpike, Monroe
PYRCH OPTICIANS
1129 Post Road, Fairfield
SAMP MORTAR LIQUOR STORE
2480 Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield
SHOE TOWN
2250 Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield
TRIDENT RECORDS
57 Unquowa Road, Fairfield
VARSITY SPORTS, INC.
2077 Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield
VILLAGE PHARMACY
1460 Post Road, Fairfield
VINCENT'S & LUCY'S TAILORING & FORMAL WEAR
1000 Madison Avenue, Bridgeport
XEROGRAPHICS
Brickwalk, 1275 Post Road, Fairfield
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BOOSTERS
ARROW DRIVE-IN CLEANERS, INC.
Fairfield
GEORGE BISACCA
Fairfield
DAVIDSON'S FABRICS
Bridgeport
DEAR FRIEND PLANT SHOP
Fairfield
NICHOLAS H. FINGELL Y
REAL ESTATE
Fairfield
FRENCH DRY CLEANERS
Bridgeport
HOFFMAN FUEL COMPANY
Bridgeport
THE HUNTINGTON COMPANY
ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS
Fairfield
OPEN BOOK SHOP
Fairfield
SWEETWATER NATURAL FOODS
Fairfield
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DEPARTMENTS AND OHICES:
UEI'ARTMENTS (Not Listed Below).
TIME PAY (INSTALLMENT LOANS).
MASTER C:UARC;E
PERSONNEL DEPT
THliST DEPT
C:CIHPORATE & BUSINESS DIVISION
INTERNATIONAL SERVICES.
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AREA OFFICES
*YOUR 24-IIOUR BANK LOCATIONS
579-3131
579-34.2<)
579-34.29
• 579-34.97
• 5 79-354-:J
579-3385
579-3281
579-3281
579-3288
UtAC:K ROCK: 2525 !'airfield Av .. nue •.• 579-3191
ROSTON AVENUE: 2091 Boston Avenue 579-3212
*«:J.INTON AVENUE: 4.-W Clinton Avenue .579-3202
•:AST MAIN: 975 East Main Street 579-3000
•:Nc;u :WOOD: 3909 Main Street 579-3080
* •·Am•·n:LD: 1:166 Post Road, Ffld.. 579-3181
GREEN.-JELD UILL: 1960 Bronson Rd., Ffld • •• 579-3159
MADISON AVENliE: 4.180 Madison Avenue, Trum •• 579-3090
MAIN ST.: 888 Main Street 579-3131
MONRO.:: 4.61 Monroe Tnpk. (Rte. Ill), Mnr •• 579-314.1
NE'II'FIELD: 1194. Stratford Avenue • 579-324.2
*NOB tiii.L: 505 Broadbridge Road. • • •••• 579-3111
*NORTII END: 2500 Main Street. • ••• 579-304.0
SUAKESP.:ARE: 134.4. Main Street, Strfd.. • • • 579-3139
SOUTU END: 215 'll'arrf'n Strerl. • .579-3150
SOUTIIPORT: :J695 Post Road, Ffld. • ••• 579-3171
*STEPNEY: Houle 25 (Main St.) Stepnry • ••••• 579-3505
*STRATFIELD: 136 fairfirld 'll'oodo Rd., ffld ••• 579-3161
*STRATFORD: 294.4. Main Stref'l, Strfd. • •• •• 579-3110
*TRUMBULL: While Plains Road, Trum. • ••••• 579-3101
*TUNXIS HILL: 303 Tunxi& Hill Road, Ffld •• •• 579-3151
UNIVERSITY Of BRIDGEPORT:
24.4. University Avenue. . • • • • • • 579-3232
EXTENDED BANKING HOURS
AT ALL AREA OFFICES
The
PARK CITY SUPPLY
Company
FLUID POWER SPECIALISTS
Pipe- Valves - Fittings
Hartford
253 Locust Street
Phone 522-2287
Bridgeport
63 Knowlton Street
Phone 366-5461
TOGETHER
PANTS AND JEANS
3898 Main Street, Bridgeport
2880 Main Street, Stratford
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FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE REPUBLICANS
Fairfield University
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4090 Main Street, Bridgeport
Phone 37 4-4225
POPE JOHN XXIII
COUNCIL,
KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS,
Monroe, Connecticut
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IRISH ENTERTAINMENT
44 Imported Beers
"Come and wet your whistle
at the TIN WHISTLE"
616 Post Road Westport 226-7664
BEST WISHES TO THE GLEE CLUB
from
Judge and Mrs.
William J. McGrath
SPECIALIZED FOOD
SERVICES
THE MACKE COMPANY
FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY
NAUTILUS CAFE
1144 Reef Road, Fairfield
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930 MAIN STREET BRIDGEPORT
• SATURDAY MORNING AT
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• DRIVE-UPS and WALK-UPS FROM
8:30 AM MONDAY thru SATURDAY
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CHARLES BATCHELDER CO., INC.
NEWTOWN, CONN. 06404
TEL. 203 426-4437