Rome Free Academy - De O Wain Sta Yearbook (Rome, NY)
- Class of 1946
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' - -V 1 , V :VV VV A -- ,rf 2 +,,,V V. .M , fn-L,,,ggVVw,-1:V VV I - s5,fFfI'3'. , , 'A' f K' , - 'Q y, -4 .W V .:-v.',-- V , A V W ?fc5 'Xw .I gow' fffff A' , f 5'!QX'waf ff zz ffiif X Ex f,,f ,-Z! ,ff 7 ff ff ,, ff! fx .an,,,, 'YQL' Lwi3 ', T 'Q' Table of Contents DEDICATION TRIBUTE TO WAR DEAD ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SENIORS J UNIORs SOPHOMORES SPORTS GROUPS HUMOR Photography by Spoon's Studio v Art Theme For this year's De-O-Wain-Sta we have chosen a typical teen- age boy and girl to guide us through the book. Since all eyes are now turned to the youth of the country, especially those who are about to be on their own, We thought that this would be appropriate. You will probably notice familiar scenes and activities which marked our stay at R. F. A. 9 Dedication FRANKLIN W. PELKEY We, the class of 1946, take this opportunity to express our deep appreciation to a man with Whom most of us have had personal contact. To many he has been a teacher, but to more of us he has been a friend and counselor. He has helped many to decide on a vocation and has advised others on choice of colleges. As faculty adviser during our junior year, he gave us invaluable aid. Now, ..- we leave R. F. A., We sincerely hope that succeeding classes will have our Prof on their side as he has been on ours. ROME FREE ACADEMY In Memoriam These are the valiant alumni of our school who gave God and Country. RICHARD ABBOTT THOMAS AQUINO CARMINE AVANTINI CLAYTON E. BATES LYNN BORMANN EDWARD THOMAS BUTLER NORMAN CAMPBELL JOSEPH CASCARELLA ORLANDO DEL VECCHIO WILLIAM DURR ARTHUR EDICK GABRIEL ENSENAT NICHOLAS ESPOSITO JOSEPH GENOVESE ADOLPH GORZKOWSKI JOHN MARSLAND DARRELL MORAT THEODORE PADUCH EDWARD PAWLOWSKI PATSY ROSSI THE YOUNG DEAD SOLDIERS By ARCHIBALD MACLEISH The young dead soldiers do not speak. Nevertheless they are heard in the still houses. CWho has not heard them?j They have a silence that speaks for them at night And when the clock counts. They say, We were young. We have died. Remember us. They say. We have done what we could But until it is finished it is not done, They Say, 4 We have given our lives But until it is finished no one can know what our lives gave. They say, Our deaths are not ours, They are yours. They will mean what you make them. They say. themselves in service JOSEPH SHACTER JOHN WATSON SMITH CLARENCE SWANSON CHESTER SZEWCZYK STANLEY SZUR to VINCENT TAGLIAFERRI LESLIE TELESCA MERTON C. TUTHILL CARLO VINCI DR. LYLE F. WATTERS Whether our lives and-our deaths were for peace and a new hope Or for nothing We cannot say. It is you who must say this. They say, We leave you our deaths, Give them their meaning, Give them an end to the war and a true peace, Give them a victory that ends the war and a peace afterwards, Give them their meaning. We were young, they say. We have died. Remember us. Reprinted from September, 1945, issue of Readers' Digest by permission of the author. A LYNDON H. STROUGH Superintendent of Schools The name Superintendent of Schools causes us to regard the individual so titled with awe and fearsome respect, but behind the authority of oflice We find a personality that breeds warmth, geniality, and the human qualities that endear him to those associated with him. Educator, scholar, administrator, and leader, Mr. Lyndon H. Strough comes to Rome as a Roman. His record is one of which he can be proud. After early education in Rome, he graduated from Oneida High School. From there he Went to Colgate for his degree. His post-graduate Work at the University of Buffalo and Niagara University added Master of Arts to his name. He has served the cause of education by teaching and admin- istering at Oneida, Fulton, and Niagara Falls. ln higher education he has taught at the New York State College for Teachers summer school, and has served as president of state educational organizations, Mr. Strough, We are honored by the return of a native son who now serves us so Well. We bid you, therefore, a hearty Welcome With every wish for your continued success. It is our regret that as you come, We must go: but We are sure that those who follow us Will enjoy the benefit of your administration. As your first graduating class we are highly honored. CARL S. PAIGE Principal We see our principal every day in Rome Free Academy and feel that we know him. Yet, we do not know him until we review his school and sports records. Mr. Paige attended Ogdensburg Free Academy and then St. Lawrence University where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He participated in football, basketball, track and wrestling. Before coming to Rome, he was assistant principal of Cmouverneur High School, and principal of Norwood High School. At one time he was president of St. Lawrence County Schoolmen's Association. At present he is treasurer of Section Ill, New York State Public High School Athletic Association and is president of Central Oneida League. The class of 1946 will remember our happy days at R. F. A. under his guidance. DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Seated: Miss Luce, Miss Herrman, Miss Britton, Mrs. Graves, Miss Davies, Miss Kingsley, Mrs. Bates, Miss Temple, Miss Buicko. Second Row: Miss Barnard, Mr. Taylor, Mrs. White, Mrs. Marsland, Mrs. Gott, Miss Stauring, Mrs. Towler, Miss Mittenmaier, Mr. Paige, Miss Eysaman, Mrs. Copia, Miss Riley, Miss M. Clark, Miss K. Clarke, Miss Blood, Miss Vanderpool, Mr. Moe, Mrs. Woods. Third Rofw: Mr. Dorsino, Mr. Lundblad, Mr. Manwaring, Mr. Ward, Mr. Blank, Mr. Whitte- more, Mr. Smith, Mr. Pelkey, and Mr. McIntosh. Faculty Principal CARL S. PAIGE B.S., M.A., St. Lawrence University Sigma Pi, Phi Beta Kappa JANE P. MARSLAND A.B., Syracuse University MARIAN E. HERRMAN . Librarian B.S. in L.S., New York State College for Teachers English Foreign Languages LOUISE KINGSLEY . Dean of Gl't'lS A.B., Wells College ELIZABETH LUCE A.B., Syracuse University PHILA E. BATES B.L.I., Emerson College MARY E. DAVIES A.B., New York College for Teachers GLADYS GOTT A.B., Bucknell University llll LAURA A. STAURING . Latin A.B., Elmira College KATHARINE M. CLARKE French and Spanish A.B., William Smith College Phi Beta Kappa HARRIET M. BLOOD . . German A.B., Syracuse University Phi Beta Kappa Pi Lambda Theta RUTH E. BARNARD . French and Latin B.A., M.A., Middlebury College DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Faculty---Continued Mathematics ' Home Economics NEWELL W. SMITH . Course Director MAR1 AN M, GRAVES M.E., Cornell University B.S. C ii ' - Tau Beta Pig Phi Kappa Phi ' Ome University M.S., New York State College for Teachers MARGARET A- CLARK ' A B.S., University of Rochester F' ANTHONY DORSINO Mechanics Institute A.B., New York State College for Teachers Mis' Syracuse University Kappa Phi Kappa ELIZABETH WHITE OLIVE N' TQWLFR , , Mechanics Institute A.B., University of Michigan Syracuse University History LEILA M. EYSAMAN Health B.A., Syracuse University MAE BROWN BERTHA A. MITTENMAIER R.N., Ellis Hospital, Schenectady, N. Y. B-A-, Wellesley College . Summer School, Syracuse University M.A., Columbia University , J E B PEARL E. BRITTON . . Hygiene ANE ' UICKO Cortland State Teachers College A-B-, Nazareth Cellege M. Education, University of Buffalo -H-,W Kappa Gamma PI Alpha Beta , ' QOLIHLD M' WARD ELIZABETH WHITAKER iiif'gi.fZigiftt.fll ?f,i3Zrst of GMS' Physica' Dffeffof . ' y Battle Creek School of Physical Education Pittsburgh C H E - ARLES . DKINS Science H - - Physical Director, Coach NIYRON J. WHITTEMORE A Cortland Normal School B S St L n U ,C0'q'fSe Dffecmf HAROLD B. SORENSON 'J' ' aww ce 'Wm' Y Physical Director, Coach Ph' Beta Kappa Cortland Normal School M. GENEVIEVE RILEY A.B., Syracuse University JOSEPH B. BESENFELDER VOCatiOnCll Oswego Normal School GERALD MANWARING WILLILAM Ri BLFENK N b k Oswego Normal School .B., Union Co ege, e ras a ERNEST L' TAYLOR Commercial Subjects Sc.M., Bucknell University HAROLD A. MOE . Course Director ROBERT P' MCINTOSH State Teachers Colle e at Buffalo Commercial Course, Plattsburg Normal g School ' MARY B. WILLSON Commercial Course, Plattsburg Normal Art and Music School M. EUNICE VANDERPOOL ESTHER C, COPIA Oneonta .State Norrqal ' ' Commercial Course, Plattsburg Normal Aft Ceftlllcatev SYWCUSC UmVef9ltY School JOHN O. LUNDBLAD GRACE M, MOE Institute of Musical Art of Julliard School Commercial Course, potsdam Normal Colleague of American Guild of Organists School C. JUDD FEICKERT CORA VANKEUREN WOODS B.S., Potsdam State Teachers College Elmira Business Institute B.S. in Education, Ohio State University gSiiEi?E2Ii,2lg3 Sound FRANKLIN W, PELKEY M.Mus., Illinois Wesleyen University A.B., New York State College for Teachers M.A., Syracuse University HANNAH TEMPLE Clerks B.S., Skidmore College S. EONA OWENS M.A., New York University DORIS W. DAVISON 6-A-'vas tra l 12 l 'Lt .v fi 3 -E fs-mb 1 bmw W Q 'M '-.JP ffirw .Agb A 3-in ' I 1, fam! 2 f I 'wff Q Q W7 H A 771' x f W 1 'WJ f 1 9 7, A 4 Dk, . CK Q ff, Q -,m I if 9 idx P fywvw XM ff 121, ,M 534,-,iff N ,I 'ff I ei .4 . f- AL TWP' X, 14 'W' ' f A ' ,W lwxrvgl W I y J DD I., A ,I 1 fi ARIN is 1, if fiifvl ' x 1 -ef' vm -5 Q97 , , I V 1 V I N I f j vi f f y zik 1 '7' I X V! 2 I' WU ll: ' MD W f vw , A . , W - n WW Hygzll, wif if '- 1:,gg.'4WW U ' ' ' ' ' , 'ng' - . f 2 x . M If , , 7 , MQ I ' .M ll JH! f' 5 ' N, , ' L -. W f '3i,q - - l V U 4 r , '17 fivwf I -I 5 ia 4 iz 5 -' ,ff 'J A' ' ' f X IL M7 diggyl i g -V1 'I f, H V ' H V D N - fx ' 5 jqj 1 Qfl' ' ' .,,. I ' ,ff . ' , ,-v -1 , A,-' f, ' ' - '. -A 1, i - '45 4 ' ' Vhhi 14 gl I if 1 M . M QW - W. : 1: U ' , ' 1 f ' Q fe V! jsiaf V if I b K L .X fl fx 'fl 'f ' li' we :Y 'lid Z' 'Nf?'??V X A iw-:g g Q' k M P 1-. 3'f0W1'+ f w ar, f fT'fz1 ' 5 f,'?ff5lN if '23 1',52!z' :ll: f 4 H -' WZ f,gu1,:+53 ,135 5y,f,-3:5f1.!f i - . 1 , , ,. , ,A ,, , :W A V' Ji? 1 v xi! VS 6 lv :F 6 ' - 'W ' pie E ?' lie 'j ,.' , ' ! A f, I ,,, 1 'ff gf I I ,'17',Sfg jQf5F'g'f-..:9f ' 2' 7 ' I A uf, f A' '14 4:4 0 ,ff 'f , Sfqninq De-O-Woln-Sfus DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Senior Class History We began our high school career as timid sophomores in the fall of '43: those days we will always remember. Because of the war our duties as sophomores were lightened. Our sole duty was to decorate our school at Christmas time with the customary Christmas trimmings. As more self-confident juniors, we succeeded in making our Junior Prom not only a social success but also a financial success with the enormous profit of three cents. We enjoyed serving as ushers for class night and commencement. At the highest point in our school career as fearless seniors, we have successfully completed the usual projects of the senior year. Contrary to the usual tradition we held our Senior Play, which proved to be one of the finest projects of the senior year, in December instead of May. Another high point of our senior year was the Senior Ball, held in the latter part of May. As we, the class of '46, end our career at R. F. A., we will always keep 'in mind the pleasure, knowledge, and experience gained throughout our years at our high school alma mater. ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Grace Summa . . . , . . . President Arthur Iodice . Vice-President Amelia Parry . Secretary Jennie Messineo . . . Treasurer Miss E. Louise Kingsley . . Faculty Adviser l14l DE DOROTHY AIKENS A hard working girl, As anyone can seeg Whenever you see her, She's busy as a bee. HELEN ALLEN A Red Cross member, And gym leader, too ,' This girl always has A smile for you. Gym Leader Jr. Red Cross MARION ALYWARD Who w0uldn't like her? She's so darn nice,- She proves that all girls Are made of sugar and spice. Basketball, Home Ee. Club, Chorus LENA AQUINO Lena Aquino is quite a gal, More than that a swell pal: Always willing to do her part, To top it all, she's really smart. Gym Leader, Basketball, Library Council, De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Home Ec. Club, Chorus. ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG Betty is just like her sisters, She skates with the greatest of ease: She jumps and twirls, glides and swirls, And then skates of with the breeze. Gym Leader, Basketball, Archery. O-WAIN-STA 0 19 l15l 4 6 ELGIN AUSTIN Elgin's quite the ladies' man, He gives them all a line,' But they all like it pretty 'well And think he's just fine. Track '45, Intramural Basketball '44, 515. TUFFET ARNOLD Here comes Tuget, boys. Hubba! Hubba! Spanish Club. WILLIAM S. BAKER Well known Before he left our halls, This brilliant b0y's Always on the ball, R. F. A. Band, 4 years, Student Council '43-'44-'45, B.S.I. Broad- cast Division, Senior Ring Com- mittee, Usher Commencement. DORIS BARONE Wouldn't it be nice If we were all like Doris? And we know why we like her, 'Cause she certainly doesn't bore us. Library Council, Home Ee. Club, De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Chorus. STANLEY BALDIGO He's Mr. Moe's helper Who knows what you need, From the paper you write on To the books you must read. Bookstore. D E - YOLANDA BARONE This girl can sing And bowl too ,- She's quite a whiz, I think. Don't you? Library Council, Home Ec. Club, Chorus. LOUIS BARTHOLOMEW Slap-happy, snziling, The library's his den ,' And we all like Louis, The best of our men. ROSEMARY BEECHING Popular d well-liked, 'Sys we oqnze any place, NS' e wear M smile in her heart, As well as on her face! , x , Library Council, Veritas Vincit, Secretary '45, Gym Leaders' Secre- tary 144, sh Club, Projection 1051154-Se etar '44 and President '45, Inter-Club ouncil President, Student Council '43 Student Cab- inet '44, Slingerland Contest-First Prize '45, Senior Play, De-O-Wain- Stax Staff, Honor Society, V. Pres. '45,'sJunior Prom Decorating Com- mittee, Baccalaureate Usher, As- sembly Usher. DOROTHY BAUERLE Tell us, Dot, Where do gals like you Find your charms- Or is that a secret, too? MARY BODNAR Cute and blonde, Happy 111 gay, She alwa has A nice wo t say. aff? O-WAIN-STA 0 19 i161 4 6 MARJORIE BOONE Active in Red Cross And a basketball player, This girl's very active But just look, don't stare. PHYLLIS BOSTWICK Phyllis is the girl to know, With her pep and vigor,- Why she's always on the go Isn't hard to figure. Chorus. MARY ANN BOVE Mary Ann's always in a hurry, Through the halls we see her scurry 5 Where she goes on twinkling toes Nobody ever seems to know. Archery Club, Home Ee. Club, Bas- ketball, Student Assoc. School i ' fa e pastime, But g eed y must,- RAY BO S Ra ta es it nchalantly Ju s isb on't rust. ROSE MARIE BREWARY An all-around sport and good at them all, But, when it comes to drawing, She's right on the ball. De-O-Wain-Sta Staff. l.i'f?iiif2L D E - O - BEATRICE BROWN Beatrice is waiting For her mari to some home. Home Ee. Club, Library Council, Dc-O-Wain-Sta Editorial Staff. Stamp Salesman. RUTH BROWN Such pretty red hair, And a ready suzilog Belong to our Ruth Whom we'll miss a lung while. Archery Club, Home Ee. Club. B.S. I. Reporter. Senior Play Usher Dramatics Club. De-OfWain-Sta Editorial Staff, Red Cross, Stamp Salesman, Inter-Club Council. Na- tional Honor Soziety. ALICE BUCZEK Alice is lovely, Alice is sweet,- Aiid truly, frllows, One you'd love to inert. Archery Club, Home EC.. Club, Stamp Salesman. F I 1 L,0v ' 3 7-y,,1,. MARCELLA BYRNES Ambitious and pfrsfwrizzg, Excellent qualities thesa- .loiried with a kiridly ajjoctiovi, Make a girl that's sure to please. Jr. Red Cross, Stamp Salesman, Library Council. Treasurer '44, President '45, Archery Club, Red Cross Representative, De-0-Wain- Sta Staff. National Honor Society, Dramatics Club, Student Cabinet. B.S.I. Reporter '-H, Commissioner '-15. MARY CALANDRA Hcrc's a girl with plenty of zipg Homework to her is an cosy flipg She has beauty and personality, Whoatics give her that vitality. Spanish Club, Stamp Salesman, Home Economics Club, Basketball, Archery Club, Home Room Chair! man, Chorus, De-O-Wain-Sta Staff. L7 WAIN-STA 0 1946 l17l LENA CALICCHIA Activa' ih Coiijratoriiity, This girl is always busy. SELMA CALICCHIA This girl of Profs chorus Is quill' some singer, They say that in Spanish Shc's a humdingfr. Spanish Club, Chorus. JACQUELINE CAMADINE Short and neat Really swret, This quiet lass Heads her class, Dramatics Club, Secretary of Home Room, Chorus, Inter-Club Council. MARY CAMPANARO A girl so cute, a girl so jollyf Must be why they call her Dolly. SHIRLEY CAMPBELL Shn's not hazy, Though Dori's in the Navy, Sho does hfr work With never a shirk. Library Council, Home Ec. Club. DE- JUNE ANN CARAHER Blonde hair, Irish eyes, Just as sweet as she can be, Always seems so very wise, And always busy as a bee, Basketball, Archery, Bureau of School Information, Copy Editor, Spanish Club, National Honor So- ciety. VINCENZA CARNEBIANCA Jeanie is a girl who works, And from duty she never shirks. Home lic. Club, Archery Club, PASCAL CARAMELLA Hobby? Cartoon work, He's always chasing rainbows. ALIDA CARPENTER Did you ever see srnilrg? Did you ever se rin. Wx-f She's ha y ark 'Ca se Jo y has cope i . yi! ,ff 1 vw W U ff! fl lj lf' J ' ll E 3 x ISABEL CASCARELLA Friends, meet Isabel, Who speaks Spanish 'very well ,' A ,few years hence, 'we'll be proud to tell, We went to school with Isabel, Home Room Chairman. WAIN-STA 0 1946 II8 ROMEO CECILIA In studies, Romeo's a little un- steady g When it comes to girls, he's always ready I President of Sophomore Class, Band, Football '4S. Q BEATRICE CATALANO Bea is a girl who's really swell, She is quite a northern belle,- She can sew and dance and cook, She'll gi-ue you the OK with that Bacall Look. Home Room Chairman, Stamp Salesman. PHYLLIS CENTRO Phyllis is fun, But always in trouble: She's no teacherlv pet, Her mind's in a rnuddle. GILDA CIAMPONI Gilda's mighty pretty And friendly as can beg Ask anyone who knows her, They'll certainly agree. MARIANO CIMO We know that was M ariano- Did you see that cloud of dust? He likes to hunt and fish, too- See him in the Mohican? You must! D E - O - MARY CLARKE This girl is quite a dancer, And a good nzajorette, too, And whenever you see her, She has a snzile for you. A MARION CLEMENS Marion rattles off French As tho it was colloquial, She sings in Prof's chorus And that is no joquial. Chorus. IDA COIA Ida never agrees with the teachers, But she does all right in gym ,' We hope the airplane stays up in the air, 'Cause we don't know if she can swim. De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Gym Leader, Basketball. STUART CLYDESDALE We like his accent, his job ' And his friendly manner, Also the way he plays the drum 'Specially the Star Spangled Ban- ner. Band. DOMENICA COLASANTI If all the girls had her natural curls, Oh, how pretty they would be ,' If all the girls had her winning smile, They would be happy all the while. Red Cross Club, Library Club, Home Ec. Club, Archery Club, As- sistant Stamp Collector. WAIN-STA 0 1946 ll9 THELMA COLUCCIO Thelma will be leaving in June, Not for advanced school But for a honeymoon. ANTHONY CONIGLIO Anthony plays football, He hunts and fishes, too ,' As you can see he is a sportsman And always has a smile for you. PHILOMENA COMITO Here's o gal that cooks and bakes, Boy! She really makes the cakes Of cream and frosting and every thing dandy, Our Phil really comes in handy. Home EC. Club. LUCILLE CORNISH Janie, we'll surely miss you, You've got just what it takes,- Here's hoping life is good to you, For you deserve the breaks Dramatics Club. BETTY ANN CROSS Whenever there's work M do, Our Betty's in a whirl,- Workgng, slaving, till it's done, She's really quite a girl. Junior Prom Ticket Committee Clothing Drive '4-1. D E - O - EUGENE DEL NERO He never has a care When it comes to studies, 'Cause foremost in his mind Is conversing with his buddies. JOSEPHINE DE MARIO Through the halls of R.F.A. Passes Joe on her way Into life with a will to work, From her duty she'll never shirk. President. Treasurer Home Ee. Club, President Dramatics Club, Inter-Club Council, Library Coun- cil, Representative at Spelling Con- test. Student Association. Member- ship Drive, Gym Leader. Archery Club, Senior Play Cast, Stamp Salesman. Assembly Usher. B.S,I.. Program Chairman, Jr. Red Cross. De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Slingerland. MARSHALL DENISON We've a hunch, Marshall had for lunch, Encyclopaedia.: in a bunch. B.S.I. fBroadcast Divisionb. Senior Play, Dramatics. MINICA DI BELLA If you wont to have fun, To Mickey you'll run ,' For she's pep, vim, and vigor Rolled into one, Home Ec. Club, De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Stamp Salesman. ENRICO DE SANTIS Every graduating class needs a Toatif', To keep up sports is his duty. Football '43, '44, '45. Home Room Chairman, Basketball Manager '44. WAIN-STA 0 1946 l20l MARIE DOUGLAS Quiet and denture, Yet full of fun we're surcg No one can compare With this dark-haired girl so fair. ESTHER DRAPER Esther's always ready lo lend a hand, And for this we think she's grand. CAROLYN DUNN Those big green eyes And that my little smile, Make all the guys Go sinzp-ly wild! Red Cross Club, Veritas Vincit, Spanish Club, National Honor So- ciety, Senior Play, De-0-Wain-Sta Staff, Library Council, Assembly Usher, Projection Club, Inter-Club Council, Junior Prom Committee, Baccalaureate Usher, Senior Ring Committee. MARY EMETERIO Short and dark With never a low mark, She's certainly a pal When y0u're in mal. Spanish Club. SUSANNE ETLING She is Smart, And she can sing ,' Who is she? Why! Sue Etling. De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Veritas Vin- cit, Library Council, Leaders' Club, A Capella Choir, Archery Club, Senior Play Cast, Baccalaureate Usher, Red Cross Representative '44, '45, Red Cross Worker '46, Na.- tional Honor Society. 1 MILO FAHEY See that flash Run the 100-yard dash? And what's more Pat's quite the draw'r l Tr ck '45 Football '45 Intramural a . . Basketball, Boxing, Hi-Y. MARY FAHNDRICH Very quiet, Never saying a word ,' This hard working girl Is rarely heard. EDWARD FENTON The Fox is well known In R.F.A.'s halls, And he's always there When Joyce calls. DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 JOSEPHINE FELARDO A good worker In any case, This girl is seen In every place. RUBY FLINT W1 ll surely miss Ruby, She's got what it takes ,- Beauty plus personality, Is certainly no mistake. Special Chorus '-ll, '42. ALBERT FERLO We all know Al, He's our pal,' But to Nat He's more than that. Intramural Basketball. ROSE FONTANA MARJORIE FLAMIG B.S.I. Amateur Show '45. I ve skipped enough, I can't skip any more ,- My hamework's way bark, There'll be trouble galore. Stamp Salesman. GAETANO FILOSO We all know Boom-Boom, He's known in every room, Printing, first-history, less You can find him at the Franklyn Printing Press. This sweet girl Is slight of stature, And with a group I There's no one happierv Basketball. I Lu L' 4 f ki f' P ' I . 'J ,L fs. ll ,M , , Lf I 4 .1 Ji, JEAN FORTUNATO Jean is quite a poet In case you don't know it, She makes up rhyme Any old time. Basketball, Chorus, Y LM MW D E - O - ELEANOR Fox Elearzor's fun and newer still, But sometimes her memory fails, Nevertheless, we'll pat her on the back, There's really nothing that she lacks. Home Ec. Club, Library Council, Gym Leader, Girl's Basketball, Archery Club, B.S.I., Inter-club Council. JOSEPHINE GAMASTA Jo is a pal, So happy and gay ,' We'll surely miss this gal When she leaves R. F, A. Archery, Basketball, Gym Leader, Library Council, Chorus. BARRY GIBBS He can shoot a basket, He can hit a ball, He's a fine athlete known by all. Home Room Chairman, National Junior Honor Society, Basketball '43, '44, '45, Baseball. PHYLLIS GIFFORD Phyllis is smart, Phyllis is fung Phyllis likes art, As well as her puns. ROBERT GILES Now I am here. Now I am there. You find me everywhere. Why? I am the perpetual mation guy. WAIN-STA 0 19 l22l 4 6 MAR JORIE GILBERT Marjorie is little, As any one can seep If you see a cloud of dust, You'll know it's Marjorie. LEONARD GALASSO Leonard has one great ambition in life, , To be a success before choosing a wife. THELMA GOLDEN In a square dance she is fast, If Junior is there to make it last. Basketball, Chorus, Gym Leader. PIERCE GOLDBERG Always ready with a wise crack or pun. Personality plus When all's said and done. Hi-Y, Baseball Manager '44, Intra- mural Basketball, B. S. I. Broad! casting Div., Junior Prom Decor- ating Committee, Senior Class Gift Committee, Commercial Play, Na- tional Honor Society, R.F.A. Band, De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Senior Play, Spanish Club-Vice-President, Com- mencement Usher. ELAINE GOLDMAN Elaine is our little mite, Who's always glad to please ,' She is a girl 'who is well liked, And a student who never gets C's. Red Cross Representative, Red Cross Club, Gym Leader, Library Council, Dramatics Club, Senior Play, Stamp Salesman, B.S.I., De- OfWain-Sta Staff. D E - O - JEANETTE GOMOLSKI If sodas are the dish for you, Sundaes super-deluxe too, Stop at Lesiakowski's And bid Jeanette goodbye when you're through. Home EC. Club. NATHALINE GRASSO Nat wants to be an artist, So she reads The Arts, by Hal ,' We advise Good Housekeeping, It'd be more appropriate, ask Al. Home Ec. Club, Basketball, Arch- ery, Student Council '44, President of Home Room '44, Jr. Red Cross '45, Home Room Representative of Red Cross, De-O'Wain-Sta, Art Staff, Gym Leader. VINCENT GRAN DE Vinny has quite a talent, When it comes to cutting a rugg He's known in dancing circles As Rome's leading jitterbug. JOAN ANN GRAVES Joan isn't seen much any more Because she isn't around school, Now she's a hard worker And her boss says she's a jool. Red Cross Treasurer '44, B. S. I., Basketball, Archery. MICHAEL GRECI To Mike we award the golden cupg In sports and get-togethers he never lets up. All the girls say Quite Vansorne. Football 43-'44-'45, Captain Foot- ball Squad '45, Baseball '44-'45-'46, Basketball '44-'45-'46, President of Junior Clas, Senior Home Room Chairman, Business Manager of De-O-Wain-Sta. WAIN-STA 0 19 I l23l 46 JOYCE GREGGAINS This gal may be interested in books, But that doesn't ayiect her looks, For she is vivacious and pert And always seems to be alert. Vice-Chairman Junior Home Room, Home Ee. Club, Library Council, B.Shl. Reporter, De-O-Wain-Sta Sta . JAMES GREGORY A good hard worker In any line, This boy is busy All the time. GLADYS GROMELSKI Blonde hair, pretty eyes-need we say more? Home Ee. Club. X 6 Z ' n . f V 1 ii' JOSEPH ILLONE Joe is quite a pianist, He plays with some swell band,- And if you hear laughter in a class, You'll know Joe is on hand. AN GELINE GULLA Short and dark, Just too, too sweet g And, Angie, that giggle Just can't be beat. Chorus, Home Ec. Club. D E - O - BOB HARRIS Those of blonde or brunette head Were by Bob always led, But now it's Marge Who is his charge. Senior Play, Manager, Football '43, Football '44, '45, Vice-President of Junior Class. JOAN HARRISON Wherever she is Things are popping, You can be sure She keeps her friends hopping. Basketball, Archery, De-O-Waina Sta Staff. ROBERT HAWKINS Tall, blond and friendly, Hawkins is his name, Even though he's quiet, 1Ie'll make the hall of fame. HELEN HORNBECK On violin, piano, or bells She certainly excels, With beautiful hair, She's Helen so fair. Band Spanish Club, B.S.I., De-O- Wain-Sta Stztff. ARTHUR HOAG He always seems to be around, Especially on the out-of-town bus, And naw that he is leaving school, He'1l be missed by all of us. Football '45, Hi-Y. WAIN-STA 0 1946 l24 MILDRED, HUNTRESS We all agree that Millie is S. L. 6' A. KSh0rt, Light and Adore ablej fAnd we hope she finds a T.D 6' HJ Basketball, Archery, Stamp Sales- man, Chorus. CLARENCE HOUSE With that looming height, And that wonderful voice, There's no doubt about it- Housey's our choice! Basketball Manager '44, Intramural Basketball, Projection Club, Ath- letic Council '44, Senior Play, Checking Committee for Junior Prom, De-O-VVain-Sta Staff. RUTH HURLB UT Her marks are good, so she's one to know, For when you're stuck, to her you'll KU! With her quiet rnanner and witty mind, To our class she's been quite a find. Home Ec. Club. JACK HOUSER Though Jack is quiet and demure, He'll win success: Of that 'we're sure. Senior Play Committee. ORLANDO ILLI Ory's a guy who helps a lot Whether you need help for a dance or a car ,' I f you're ever on the spot, Just call for Oryg he won't be far. D E - O - ARTHUR IODICE He works in the bank, With face so frank,- But, oh, in school, He's never a drool. De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, B.S.I.. Vice- President of Senior Class, Senior Play Ticket Committee, DOROTHEA JONES Hear her singing, See her dancing, Oh, that girl Keeps you glancing, B.S.I. Press Division, Secretary of Red Cross, B.S.I. Broadcasting Division, Library Council. Inter- Club Council, Dramatics Club. JANET KASBY We do not know her lucky beau, But we know she surely can sew! Stamp Salesman, Home EC. Club, Chorus, A Capella Choir. EDYTHE KELLEHER She's always cheerful, always gay, We sometimes wonder what keeps her this way ,' Perhaps that's the reason why It's so hard for us to say good-bye. Band, Gym Leader, Spanish Club, B.S.I., Library Council, Vice-Pres- ident, Veritas Vincit, DefO-Wain- Sta Staff, Archery Club, Senior Play Property Committee, Assem- bly Usher. HOWARD KIMPTON Spanish and Howard Don't seem to agree, But without Spanish Where would he be? WAIN-STA 0 1946 l25 BERNARD KOZICK His job is certainly a honey - Imagine handling all that money! MARIAN KRIEL A nice girl to have around, Is one who never makes o frown, She causes joy in a quiet way, So kind thoughts of Marian will stay. Home Ec. Club, Library Council, B.S.I. Reporter, Stamp Salesman. WALT KULISZ When a touchdown is needed, Walt carries the ball ,' The girls are impressed, For he knows them all. Track '42, '43, '44, '45, Football '42, '43, '44, '45, Boxing '45, Swimming '44, LUELLA LA DEA UX Neat, trirn and Imp, This girl has pep ,' Of all the girls we'i1e ever inet, Lou is the nicest yet. Chorus. ELVIRA LATTANZIO This quiet girl, Who is so sweet ,- We find, in French, Is hard to beat. F D E - JACK LEFFERT Here's wishing him the best of luck. With him around, life's never dull ,- When you see him on the street, Oh boy, here's fack! yau're sure to yell. Football '43, '44, '45, Track '45, De-O-Wain-Sta Business Staff. JACKIE LEVISON Jackie's ambition Isn't serving petitions, The Levisan motto Is, Be a Model. De - O - Wain - Sta Staff. Archery Club, Home Ee. Club, Gym Lead- er, Basketoall, B.S.I. ANGELINE LOMBARDO Ang is a gal wha's surely a whiz. She knows the answers in any quiz, Be it Spanish, English, French or Latin, She is really up there battin'. Spanish Club, Stamp Salesman. De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Home Room Chairman, Basketball, Gym Leader, LAWRENCE LOMBARDO When the Spanish Club is meeting And tIiere's work to be done, They always call on Lawrence 'Cause for working, he's the one. Spanish Club '44, '4S. SYDELL LICHTSTRAHL Always working in and out of school, The future will prove That Sydell is no fool. Red Cross Representative, Home Ee. Club, Library Council. Gym Leader, Spanish Club, De-O-Wain- Sta Staff, Stage Manager of Senior Play, Archery Club, B.S.I., Senior Play Usher. O-WAIN-STA 0 19 l26l 4 6 FAY LONGTIN Fay dresses groovy and is really hep To the last-minute hairda and newest step, All the fell0w's hearts go lying, For her smile is the latest thing. Basketball, Home EC. Club, Gym Leader. ROGER LOOFT A basketball player Of great fame, This boy is seen At every game. THEODORA MACNER In the short time Teddy has been with us, She has gained many friends by being gay ,' R.F.A. needs more like Teddy, we say. . 'Zu ,,... I JAMES LOWERR His talents are many, His shortcomings few, Did you ever find out A thing he can't do? Football '44, '45, B. S. I., De-O- Wain-Sta Editorial Staff, Com- mencement Usher, Class Night Committee, Hi-Y, Vice-President '45, '46, Spanish Club, Senior Play. Track '45, Home Room Chairman, National Honor Society. JEAN MANCINI Jean's blue eyes And her charming smile, Make you like her All the while, Stamp Salesman, De-O-Wait'-Sta Staff . D E - O - RUSSELL MANDRYCK You can't fool Russ, He's bound to win ,- For he keeps right at it Through thick and thin. Intramural Basketball. KATHERINE MARCURIO Kit's so friendly and so much fun that we'll never forget her. FRANK MARASCO When it comes to girls, He never has to worry ,' He keeps them in a whirl, 'Cause he's always in a hurry. Football. ELLEN MCALLISTER Ellen is our Latin star, And well liked she isp If you ever get stuck, Call, Ellen, translate this! Chairman of Junior Home Room, Library Council, Home Ee. Club, Spanish Club, B. S. I. Reporter, Archery Clwb, De - O - Wain - Sta Staff, Publicity Committee for Sen- ior Play, Veritas Vincit, Dramatics Club, Davis Essay Contestant, Na- tional Honor Society. MIGUEL MARTIN When it comes to Spanish Mike sure knows his language ,' And as for senoritas He certainly can manage. Assembly Usher, Flag Bearer, Home Room Chairman, B. S. I. Committee Member, Hi-Y, Victory gong Drive Chairman, Spanish u . WAIN-STA 0 1946 l27l MARY MCCAULEY A girl who's lots and lots of fun, And she just can't be beat ,' She deserves to be successful, Because she's sn darn sweet! Gym Leader, Red Cross Represen- tative, Home Ec. Club, Library Council Treasurer. ROBERT MATTESON He may be quiet, He may be shy, But he has something That catches our eye. Track '45, Projection Club, Stamp Salesman. MARJORIE MCLAUGHLIN No need to tell the world A bout this Marjie, It'll hear from The girl herself. Red Cross Club, A Capella Choir, Chorus. WILLIAM MAXTED Latin is his meat, English isn't bad ,' He is hard to beat For he's a bright lad. Broadcast Division of B.S.I., Sen- ior Play Cast, De-O-Wain-Sta Edi- torial Staff, Commencement Usher, Slingerland Contestant, National Honor Society. ALBERT MCGUIRE Aoast there! all ye lubbers Who can't swim or float, Ask Alby and he'll show you How to sail a boat. Projection Club, Manager Basket- ball '44. D E - DON MCLOUGHLIN Never a dull rnonzent When our George is around, 'Cause his corny jokes Really mow 'em down. Hi-Y, National Honor Society, De- O-Wain-Sta Staff-Activities Editor, Senior Play. Slingerland Prize Speaking Contest, Projection Club, Senior Ball Committee, Commence- ment Usher, Junior Rotarian. JEAN MCNEIL Over Jean wr-'re sure to grieve For we all hate to see her leave, Her goin's sad and you can bet We'll also miss her clarinet. Band. PAT MEDICK We know that our Pat doesn't drink, But she sure likes her Becrfsj. Chorus. DOROTHY MEROLA Dorothy is a pretty kid, On that you'll all agreeg But we're all beginning to wonder Who the lucky guy can be. JULIA MEROLA Julia and Dorothy, our twins, Don't exactly look like pins, But they look enough alike to make us confused And twist their names when they are used. O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 IZ8 ASSUNTA MESSINEO Sue is so kind and friendly that knowing her is certainly a pleasure. De-O-Wain-Sta Business Staff, B. S.I. Reporter, Home Ee. Club. JENNIE MESSINEO She sews fine seams, And soon there will be seen Costumes that are dreams By Jennie, our designing queen. Vice-President of Home Ec. Club, Spanish Club, Treasurer of Senior Class. LOUISE MEURER Shining blonde hair, Sparkling blue eyes, Louise will get along That's easy to surrnise. R.F.A. Band, Secretary and Li- brarian of Band '45, Gym Leader. MARY MIKITIN Mary's sense of humor Has won her many a friend, If it's happiness or fun you want On her you can depend. Home Ec. Club, Treasurer of Home Ec. Club, Home Room Chairman, Assembly Usher, Library Council, Representative to Cornell for Home Ee. Club. PASCAL MIRABELLI The teachers call hint Pascal, To his friends he's known as Sonny 5 Some think he's zz rascal, But we think he's a honey. D E - O - JOHN MoscA Tall, dark, and handsome, Johnny is his nameg But-'watch out for him In u nine-ball game. f f l ,A , , 1 f + 1 , 1- l x 1'-' f 'gf .11 'I 'A IVV MARY GRACE MORRIS A cute little girl With a great big smile, She'll keep you happy All the while. Veritas Vincit. Dramatics Club, Junior Red Cross, Red Cross Rep- resentative, De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Library Council, Chorus, Senior Play Usher. JOSEPHINE MROZ She may seem very quiet, But she's really 'very sweet and lots of fun. BETTY JANE MURPHY At jrst she may seem quiet And maybe a little shy, But when you get to know her She's lots of fun-Oh my! junior Red Cross, Library Coun- cil, Dramatics Club, De-O-Wain- Sta Staff, Spanish Club, B. S. I., junior Prom Committee, Clothing Drive. CHARLES MOWRY Here comes Charlie in his little tan cor, He's always willing to give you a ride, With friends galore, and what is M1076 He's got two nice brown eyes be- sides. Assembly Committee, Hi-Y, junior Prom Decorating Committee, Sen- ior Play Set Committee, Track. WAIN-STA 0 19 l29l 4 6 MARJORIE MURPHY Pretty red hair and eyes of blue Quite a nice picture, we think, Don't you? De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Veritas Vin- uit, Archery Club, Stamp Salesman. MARTHA MURPHY Although she likes a good time, She certainly is no shirkerg To this we'll all agree, She is a ready and willing worker. De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Veritas Vin- cit, Spanish Club President, Li- brary Council, Junior Class Secre- tary, Junior Prom Committee, Sen- ior Ring Committee, Home Room Chairman, Stamp Salesman, B.S.I. Reporter, Student Council, Nation- al Honor Society, Davis Essay. ROSE NATALE Strapping eyes, Happy Hi's, Neat clothes, That's Rose. Home Ee. Club, Business Staff, Gir1's Basketball, Chorus. ELEANOR NELSON Where there's genius there's Elean- again, Because she has nothing to do with the men. Home EC, Club, Basketball, Gym Leader. BEVERLY ANN NESSEL Her friends are many, Her enemies few, And as for boy friends We all wonder who! Veritas Vincit, Gym Leader, Arch- ery, Library Council De-O-Wain- Sta Business Staff, Spanish Club, Student Association Membership Drive. DE RICHARD NETZBAND Diek's a soda jerker, That's what he likes to do ,' And he isn't any shirker When he has a job to do. DELORES OCCHINERO Tra la la, Tra la la, Who's that I hear singing? I know it must be Delores And to s zeone, joy she's bringing. I fl More BETTY JANE O'CONNELL Tall and with voice so smooth, She is always in the groove ,' Whether soldier, sailor, or marine Betty is their beauty queen. Home Ec. Club. ANN ORZECHOWSKI Orzey is her name, Horses are her fame, Dick is her flame. Dramatics Club, Basketball, Senior Play Cast, De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Chorus. JOHN OLNEY John has a girl whose name every- one knows. Could it be Ann? O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 was 30 LEONA OSCHOWSKI Leona likes to laugh And she always seems so gay. As we watch her travel On her merry way. DOROTHY OTTAWAY Beautiful blonde hair With skin so fair, This brainy lass Has plenty of class. Veritas Vincit, Dramatics Club, Cheerleaders, Red Cross Club, Gym Leader, Archery Club, B.S.I. Press and Broadcast, Senior Play, Senior Editor of De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Stamp Salesman, Assembly Usher, Class Night Committee. BILL OLNEY It may not be forever, It may not be at all,- But this guy should be famous For he's got plenty on the ball. Hi-Y, Dramatics Club, B.S.I., As- sembly Usher, Chairman of Home Room. AMELIA PARRY One can see Amelia Hurrying down the hall, With her life ambition Doing things for all. Home Ec. Club, Secretary '44, Rep. at State Convention '44, Basketball, Secretary of Senior Class, Jr. Red Cross Representative '45, City Jr. Red Cross Vicefresident,, Inter- Club Council Secretary '44, Arch- ery Club, Junior Prom Committee, Assembly Usher '44, Dramatics Club, B.S.I. Reporter '44, Broad- casting '45, De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Usher Class Night, Senior Ring Committee, National Honor Society, Library Council, Chorus, Usher at Senior Play. CHARLOTTE PARSONS Char can skate and dance and play, She's on the run the live-long day 5 She's got loads of energy although she's small, And when she's a nurse she'll beat them all. Chorus, Basketball, Gym Leader, Red Cross. DE PAUL PATTERSON See that flash! See that whiz! Thot's Paul On those skates of his! DELORES PETTI NELLI A quiet gal, always true, Happy, with a smile for you. Basketball, Gym Leader, Home Ee. Club, Chorus. THADEUS PAWLAK No one sees Teddy sit ,' . l He's always walking with Kit. JOYCE PIERCE Joyce, the green-eyed beauty Who never shirks her duty, Is always very happy and gay When that certain man is going her way. Home Ee. Club, De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Basketball, Gym Leader, Cheerleader, Library Council, Red Cross Representative. KEITH PECKINS Keith is in the army, He's busy zruerseasg But when he's home on furlough All his spare tinze's Bea's. O-WAIN-STA 0 19 i311 4 6 JOSEPH PERR1 On a basketball court Or playing football, This boy's always busy, Till he hears the hunter's call. Football, Intramural Basketball. PEGGY RADFORD Pleasant to look at, And nice as can be- 'l'l1at's our Peggy, We know you'll agree. Veritas Vincit. HOWARD J. PRITCHARD Tall and blonde, Of him e'veryone's fond: Those flashy ties Bring many Yi's! Hi-Y, Chorus, A Capella Choir. MARGARET QUATTROCCHX Margaret is a genius When it comes to writing pricis, And when Mr. Moe says State the law Margaret doesn't hesitate at all. B.S.I., Gym Leader, Basketball- gapzttain, De-0-Wain-Sta Business ta . CHARLES PETERPAUL He answered Uncle Sam's call, Leaving studies, graduation and all DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 EDWARD RACE Eddie knows his A B C's At least we thought he did ,- He says them perfectly up to k -A Then mumble.: off-LSXMFT. Chorus. OLGA RAULLI Olga is sweet, And she's waiting to meet A meinber of the United States Fleet. Basketball, Chorus, A Capella Choir. DOLORES READINGER Dolores can dance Both round and square, Her skill at either ls more than fair. Girl's Basketball, Gym Leader, Junior Red Cross. RITA RICHARDS Rita meets all the requirements of a sport, She also has pretty hair, lips and eyes, Ask Rita about the color of her hair, She'll reply, Oh, I mix my dyes. Bas tball, Gym er, Chorus. NORMA ROE He's got a thing they call a car, If it does start, it doesn't get far,- Yet we all hate to see him leave so soon, But maybe now he can sleep till noon. 4-.4 L LE ROLLETTA Always a smile and a friendly hello, ' Ever angry? Goodness, nal Ready for anything, and always game, We hope she'll always be the same. Dramatics Club, Junior Honor So- ciety, Basketball, DICK ROLSTON On a hockey rink, or basketball court, There never was a better sport,- And in his social life he's just as good, For we've found he can do things that we never thought he could. Hockey '44, '45, '46, Baseball '45, '46, Basketball '45, '46, Intramural Basketball, Sports Editor of De-O- Wain-Sta. JEAN ROSATI Mr. Moe thinks Jean is grand, When she raises her hand, Without any hesitation She solves all the eases. Home Ec. Club, De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Library Council. GENO ROSSI Crooning's his specialty, The women he's eyingg Como did it, Gena is trying. DELORES ROSS Delores is a worker, As anyone can see ,' Just go into the five and ten And there she'll be. D E - O - YARBY ROWLAND Yarby likes to charm that girl, Next he likes to eat! If a pilot he should be, He'll be hard to beat. Home Room Chairman, Spanish Club, Hi-Y. LILLIAN ROSSI Lil's the belle of all the gals, She's got loads and loads of pals ,' When cheering we know that she lets herself go, For our high school stars, whether 711173 07 571010, Treasurer of Sophomore Class. Cheerleader, Veritas Vincit, Treas- urer Red Cross Club, Home Ec. Club, Usher Class Night, De-O- Wain-Sta Staff, Chorus. MARY RUSSELL Mary is an ambitious one, And she always gets things done ,' Rarely does she shirk her job, Yet, you'll see her with the mob. President of Student Association, Secretary of Student Association, Home Room Chairman, President of Veritas Vincit, President of Archery Club, Spanish Club, As- sembly Usher, Senior Ring Com- mittee, De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Na- tional Honor Society, National Jr. Honor Society, Stage Manager for Senior Play. JOANNE A. SALAMONOWICZ Smiling J'oan'ne, Never looks wang She used to have braids, The envy of all maids. Home Ee. Club, Red Cross Repre- sentative. JIM RUSSELL Biology always puzzles Jim, Who has neither vitality, vigor, nor vim. Hi-Y, Spanish Club, WAIN-STA 0 1946 IBB GLORIA JOSEPHINE SAURINI Flaining hair And .shining eyes, Bring from the boys Hundreds of sighs. VICTORIA B. SCHNEIBLE Here's a girl with style, As a Vogue model she'd be niccg When you see her anywhere, You look not once, but twice! Home Ee. Club, Usher at Bacca- laureate. CARMEN SCU DERI We call him Speed 'Cause he certainly flies g When he whizzes by, Many a gal sighs. PATRICIA SCHOFF Pat is cute and talented, The piano is her Therne g Just to listen to her play Makes you want to dream. Home EC. Club, Archery Club, De- O-Wain-Sta Staff. PAULINE SEMANIUK Quiet and soft-spoken Is our Pauline, A fine little token For someone serene. DE JOSEPH SEMENUK Joe'.r a tease, But he's liked by all, For he's got plenty On the ball. Vice-President of Projection Club, Red Cross Representative, De-O- Wain-Sta Editorial Staff. JEAN SESTITO When Jean's around you can't be blue, She'll cheer you up in a minute or twog A girl with personality-plus She's liked by everyone of us. Library Council, Stamp Salesman, Gym Leader. Archery Club, Bas- ketball, Veritas Vincit, De-O-Wain- Sta Business Staff. ELEANOR B. SHARPE Eleanor's quite a dancer, She mixes sundaes, too: When you want some work done, She's the girl for you. GLORIA SINCLAIR Ann's quite the girl With the blonde curl, Dashing around Never touching the ground. Veritas Vincit, Treasurer, Home Ec. Club, B.S.I., Jr. Red Cross, Stamp Salesman. DILLARD SIMS We wish our Dillard luck indeed And hope that he'll succeed, But we needn't worry our heads a bit For Dillard has a lot of wit. Spanish Club. WAIN-STA 0 19 l34l 46 ANNA AGNES SKUBISZ This cute girl can always be seen Working in Murphy's where the cakes are a dream, She's not seen too much around school, although She's a good worker, that we know. De-O'Wain-Sta Business Staff. FLORA SMITH She's new to us And seems 'very quiet ,' But when among friends She's quite a riot. Chorus. GERALD SMITH A You all know Jerry- He can't be ignored, When he's around Nobody'.v bored. ' xiii, X GERTRUDE SMITH 5 This care-free girl With that well known name, Is a 'uery hard worker All the same. Home Ec. Club, De-O-Wain-Sta Staff. JEAN SMITH Jean loves to sing, Her golden 'voice doth ring 1 Some day she may be A female Bing! Chorus, De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Sen- ior Play Usher, Stamp Salesman. D E - O - FLORENCE SUSAN SPADAFORA Florence is jolly, Happy all the time,- Laughing is her hobby, A cheerful pastime. Chorus. MARY JANE SONTHEIMER Always active, cute, and gay, Here's one girl who will make her way Through any class and never stop, Until she's reached the very tap. Senior Play Veritas Vincit, Assem' hly Usher, Library Council, Stu- dent Council, Gym Leader, Red Cross. Cheerleading '44, '45, Head Cheerleader '45, Photography Edi- tor of De-O-Wain-Sta, B.S.I. Broadcast Division, Senior Ring Committee. National Honor Soci- ety, Jr. Prom Decorating Commit- tee, Slingerland Speaking Contest, Baccalaureate Usher. LEONARD SUMMA Leonard is keen as an athlete, In life he will always win ,' And friends galore he has gathered With his million-dollar grin. Editor-in-Chief of De-O-Wain-Sta, Band, 6 years, Basketball '44, '45, '46, Baseball '45, '46, Football '45, Commencement Usher. THERESA MARIE SPOHN State the law, Sp0hn - From morning till noon, Although it'll be over pretty soon. Chorus. GRACE SUMMA We see her smiling through the hall, It's Grace who's really an the ball ,' Stacked with books and brains as well, Be a lawyer we know she shall. B,S.I. Reporter, President of Sen- ior Class, Student Cabinet, Davis Essay, Senior Play, Red Cross Club, Vice-Chairman of Red Cross, Pro- gram Chairman of Red Cross '45, Spanish Club, Veritas Vincit, De- O-Wain'Sta Staff, Home Room Chairman '44, Student Council '44, Usher for Class Night, Dramatics Club, Jr. Prom Decorating Com- mittee, Library Council, Secretary. WAIN-STA 0 1946 l35 WYLIE TOOKE If Edison, Rockefeller and Are called great men, What would you call Our Wylie then? Chorus, Football Manager SHIRLEY TAVERNA Shirley is a busy lass, She watches children, And is a CAPC girl, But she never cuts a class, Chorus. LEONA THEALL Need something done? Then Lee's the one,- When she is near, You're sure to have fun. JUDY THOMAS With all that personality, And lots of vitality, Here comes Judy, Our senior cutie. Red Cross, Chorus. JAMES TUTHILL Strong, silent, Handsome and tall, No wonder he makes all fall. Ford '43, '44, the girls xg, 14 ll' ,rf D E - O - MARTIN TUTTLE An athlete of which we're proud, A nd we are sure of this ,' lIe'll be in Bill Stern's column yet, He .simply just can't miss!! Basketball '44, '45, '46, Football '45. Baseball '45, ROSE ARLENE TREMBETH Slze's smart, attractive, on the move, And the fellows say she's in the groove, She's popular with teachers, too, So you can see she's one of few. Red Cross Representative, Spanish Club, De-O-Wain-Sta Business Staff, Senior Play, Junior Prom Decorating Committee, Veritas Vincit. HAROLD VAN WAGENEN Rather quiet, but always fun, We give you Red, he's the only UHF We ever saw who could be so still That he never left the library against his will. Y ER' , Th e is ' n this girl can't do, I r y face and ability 0 . e es study, work and play, , a date ith Joe each day. o Ec. Cl , Girl's Basketball jg '44 45. Gy leader. Stamp Sales- ,' n D , Wain-Sta Business taff, S sl Club. l . ,I TER VON MATT Walter is a .silent one, Try him out, he may be fun ,' For th:-re's mischief in his eyes, That may lead to one big surprise. Stamp Salesman. WAIN-STA 0 1946 i361 MARIE VELLA According to our crystal ball, Marie is destined for a fall, Tall, dark and handsome he will bc And he'll change the name of our Marie. Chorus, Red Cross. BILL WALKER One of our best, Bill, take a bow, Just keep that personality, It'll take you far-and how! Football 43-44-45, Track '45, Sen- ior Honor Society 45-46, junior Rotarian, Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms 44-45-46, Senior Representative to Student Assembly Committee, Jun- ior Prom Decorating Committee, Commencement Usher, De-O-Wain- Sta Staff, Spanish Club Treas., Senior Ring Committee, Flag Bear- er, B.S.I, Announcer 44-45, Head of Broadcast Division 45-46, As- sembly Committee 45-46, Sports Commissioner '46, De-O-Wain-Sta Sport Staff 45-46, Stamp Collector, Senior Ball Committee. NORMA VITALE In a fashion show she would be picked To lead the Grand Finale, And who would we choose as best dressed girl? Why, certainly, Miss Vitale! Vice-President of Student Associa- tion, Sec. of Sophomore Class, De- O-Wain-Sta Staff, Assembly Usher, Junior Prom Decorating Commit- tee, Pres. Student Council, Junior National Honor Society, Chairman of Clothing Drive, Slingerland Contestant, Class Night Usher '45, Usher for Senior Play, Spanish Club, Stamp Salesman. ELMER WASHBURN Though he never moved fast in thc halls, And he never hurried much,- Did you ever watch that cloud of dust When he let out his clutch? MARIAN WELLMAN If you're looking for a pal, Marion is your gal,' Latin is not her subject, But journalism is her object. Library Council, B.S.I., a Staff. 4 smsf' D DE-O- LAWRENCE WATSON Lawrence is always quiet, But in his friendly way, He's always ready with a smile, No matter what the day. MARILYN WIND Tall of stature, light of hair, Eyes of blue, and debonair- That's Marilyn. Red Cross Representative '44, Home Room Chairman '44, Student Council '44, Basketball, Captain '44, Red Cross Club, Inter-Club Council, President, Cabinet, De-O- Wain-Sta Business Staff, Rome Jr. Red Cross Publicity Chairman, Stamp Salesman, Dramatics Club, Veritas Vincit, Junior Prom Pub- licity Committee, B. S. I., Senior Ring Committee, Red Cross Repre- sentative to Inter-School Meetings, Davis Essay Contestant, Spanish Club, Senior Play Publicity Com- mittee, National Honor Society. ARNOLD WILLIAMS The girls all think he's super, And the fellows like him, toog Do you mind if we inquire, Any more at home like you? Home Room Chairman '44. Track Manager '45, junior Prom Com- mittee. BERNADINE WOOD Bernadine is always on time Although she takes our breath When she trips in at 8:29. CHARLES WITHEY Charley is a happy lad, Who is always full of fun, If you're ever feeling mad Up to Charley run. Chorus, Dramatics Club, Treas- urer, Band. WAIN-STA 9 I37 0146 SH IRLEY WORKMAN Mr. Pelkey has the aid of Shirl, And he always has her in a whirl, Which shows she is quite some girl. B.S.I., De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Arch- ery, Library Council, Chorus, Stamp Representative '44, Assist- ant Stamp Representative '45, Sen- ior Play Usher. LEONARD WOJ DYLA This boy is zrery quiet, He never says a word ,' His interest is in airplanes, He may fly like a bird. MARILYNN JEAN WUNSCI-I Marilynn rushes from Jllora till night, But she never fails to Keep looking bright. Announcing Staff, B,S.I. '45, Re- porting Staff '44, Editor-in-Chief '45, Dramatics, Senior Play Pro- gram Committee, Stamp Collector, Jr. Red Cross, Book Drive, De-O- Wain-Sta Staff, Spanish Club, Home Economics, Library Council. PAUL YAGER H Where Paul is Wylie appearsg We'll remember that pair Throughout the coming years. Chorus. MA MW ELEN YAKOBISZYN We like the way she walks and talks, We like the way she smilesg We like most everything she does But-beware this maiden's wiles. Basketball, Home Ec. Club, Gym Leader, De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Li- brary Council. DE-O- ELIZABETH YORK We see her roaming thru the halls As busy as can be, And where can you find her after h l? sc oo . She's a clerk in the A 15' P. WAIN-STA 0 1946 Alma Mater To thee, R. F. A. Our allegiance we bring With truth and loyalty. As comrades We come With our minds seeking light And our spirits bold and free. O, dear Alma Mater, We will honor thee more and more: So teach us to be true to thee, Alma Mater, R. F. A. Words and Music by John O. Lundblad, Director of Music, Rome Free Academy. l38l DOROTHY ZAK Dorothy is a quiet Miss, Whom we will surely miss. ifaofm AJ, A 5444 34 -wr in-n-14 Um' IUIINII III gg, . i llix ,I E l ,..-.ii- ,,....:'-' j .ali 1--T 1' .si .1- IRS ,whfg ,, ' law W .Nw -H E gg fx-2 Wa 0 4' 0 U I A X X X ff 1 1 ww X i i X U i Lin V. hm X L. 1:1 .. A- ff, MK .. 1 1 X ,.'-.My 1 fl f 2 x I-w 'Wu-uni s 1 ' 1 f -' X xl: ff, MW x - L 1 X v' . 414 2 ff' W x ,xii 'll 651, 5 1 U .. 1 , A 5 I, x Ns, E MXL 5 3 5 Ig lj' , J, wlyh W V :cyl :iw M I ': 3-7 , al y Jfp1'+f1ln.k.Ef 14- , d X U1 N Q, WWW , 1 Ig ,,, , f I- W I1 mf- 1 F25 , - X' 1 V yy-. V c I W - ,,,'1. 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Pelkey . Faculty Adviser unlor Home Rooms ROOM 1 Margaret Barnard, Antoinette Czajkowski, Mary Barrett, Delores Barber, Pauline Butynsky, George Beasley, Richard Beckwith, William Colburn, Muriel Adey. Paul Catricala, Marion Barnick, June Caire, Carmen Ensenat, Janette Bowers, Lucille Burdick, Arcenia Collins, Gloria Bravo, Ann Bell, Robert Beers, Henry Ciaralli. Erwin Annis, Everett Call, Carl Bachman, Roderick Burris, Joe Casadei, Frank Cian- chetti, Michael Orbinati, William Campbell, Adolf DeCosmo. ROOM 2 Betty Jane Emerson, Joyce Dunn, Jean Eldridge, Grace Grifasi, Daniel Cretaro, Mar- garet Flanigan, Anne Danna, Anna Izzo, Elinor DeLutis. Robert Davidson, Margaret Jones, Gloria Izzo, Aristine Grower, Eflie Gochee, Ann Davies, Licia Golden, Lois Groff, Joseph Fragapane, Roderick Freeman, Dominick Lambino. Carl Fahndrich, Ronald Henderson, Lawrence Doyle, Charles Fowler, Leonard Davies, Anthony Combopiano, Durwood Creed, Clarence Galloway, Louis Corigleano, Frank Frasca. l42l Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 unior Home Rooms ROOM 9 Marguerite Laumeister, Mary Mizgala, Joanne Grieco, Adeline Montopoli, Marion Laufer, Norman Hughes, Josephine Lomando, Shirley Jones, Jenny Lomando, Eleanor Holody. Dorothy Jeffer, Hannah Lauber, Joyce Myles, Harriet Martin, Diane Larkin, Eva St. Denis, Jane MacFarland, Rose Marcurio, Rose D'Avolio. Joseph Goworek, Francis Gorbacz, John Hamilton, Raymond Lince, Elmer Kutsko, Billy Jones, Stanley Goworek. ROOM 1 O Eula Owens, Rosalind Newton, Gretta Richardson, Margaret Narehood, Blanche Palli- wade, Josephine Perry, Marion Rudd, Sylvia Rudd, Tom McCarthy, Stella Lewandroski, Jessie Pereto, Jean Reczek, Shirley Riegler, Patty Neal, Josephine Reszetnik, Evelyn Pawlikowski, Harvey Cline, Edward Long, James Miller, Joseph Lomascola, William Keating, Richard Looft, Hugh Phillip, Russell McCann, Joseph Lopuszynski, Charles Lamb, John Reider, ROOM 26 Patricia Frank, Marjorie Gilbert, Dorothy Brown, Margaret Dunn, Katherine De- Simone, Margaret Cascarella, Alma Rapke, Faith Powers, Gemma Stellato, Jean Strange. Jack Martin, Gaetano Nasci, Dominick Badaloto, William Brown, Rose Fontana, Sally Grems, Arlene Taylor, Kenneth Pace, Herman Lutz, Robert Lawler, Robert Totaro. Walter Wlodarczyk, Frederick Borrisow, Angelo Ceci, Ambrose Kulisz, Jack Kahler, Ralph Traxel, Alex Conti, George Kopchick, Richard Edwards, Pascal Mirabelli. .V Room 31 Gilda Stirpe, Audrey Staple, Alice Peltier, Arlene Simonsen, Emily Russell, Mary Steele, Elizabeth Smith, Beverly Salisbury, Anne Scuderi. Henry Paprocki, Ted Prossner, Helen Santoro, Sophie Semanick, Lila Seifert, Mary Slowinski, Jane Skwarek, Vincent Petrucci, Louis Risucci. Walter Rapke, Ralph Mantelli, Richard Rung, David Richards, Carmen Natalie. h ROOM 3 6 Grace Tredo, Jeanne TaVerna, Alice Wells, Pasqual Touten, Beverly Trembeth, Elsie Twitchell, Josephine Tardugno, Hermina Van Ede. Craig Williams, Joan Hartson, Frances Sprock, Betty Veway, Virginia Szatkoski, Victoria Szur, Marilyn Wray, Barbara Henley, Lucretia Tully, Stanley Weigel. Neil Wightman, John Warner, Rinaldo Vero, Arthur Summs, John Tooke, Vito Sporace, Francis Skibitski, Robert Ziemann, James Stovall. l43l Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row I. Row 2 Row 3 Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. Row 1. Row Z. 1D E -CD- VJIXI bl- S'T A 0 l 9 4 6 Sophomore Home Rooms . ROOM 5 Ann Smith, Stefi Wakulik, Joan Strong, Dominick Summa, Carmela Viscomi, Rose Marie Savina, Cora Wadsworth. Estella Sherman, Lois VanWagenen, Pauline Swerdan, Carolyn Stoodley, Nancy Stooks, Jeanne Scribner, Betty Stanton, Joyce Smith. Edward Zionc, Jack Schmandt, Charles Race, Alex Rolletta, Anthony Vagnoni, Don- ald Spellicy, Charles Sasso, Donald Whitney. ROOM 6 Marilyn Clippinger, Lucy DeCosmo, Rosina Fiordiliso, Mary Dunham, Barbara Bazell, Shirley Cole, Frances Bohojckek, Rose Comis. Joseph Bien, Fred Crance, Mary Fusco, Beverly Blood, Jean D'Ambrosi, Louis Cam- panaro, Jack Denison. Bob DiCaprio, Duane Agans, Welcome Carpenter, Neil Atkinson, Eddy Burke. ROOM 8 Nancy Lints, Noreen Mayo, Nancy Kahler, Nancy Jones, Marjorie Jones, Dorothy Gibbs, Sally Munoz, Shirley Jones. Francis Hamela, Gerald Garofalo, Marilyn Groff, Dolores Lerman, Theresa Kirk, Anthony Fragapane, Francis Edick. Raymond Rossi, Dale Jones, Lawrence Jones, Joe DeMatteo, Rudolph Filippini, Thomas Heburn, Charles Gullo. ROOM 20 Carolyn Brown, Dolores Coluccio, Marion Ciotti, Mary Cangi, Betty Ann Baumler, Angeline Calandra, Shirley Countryman, Gretchen Burkard, Jennie Carpenter. David Beaver, Richard Baronkin, Shirley Beck, Betty Allen, Julia Coluccio, Leonard Benedetto, Henry Coia, Kenneth Camadine. Row3: Robert Gray, John Bielby, Joseph Cohen, Philip Bitely, Edward Alessi, Charles Beech- Row I: Row 2: Row 3: ing, William Baulig. ROOM 2 l Doris Butynsky, Joyce Casler, Mary Smith, Nicolena Basile, Lucien Ali, Antionette Carriero, Florence Chilluifo, Rose Cascarella, Mary Bryan. Marion Cadrette, Rachel Barone, Sally Brodock, Corolea Barton, Jeanette Caponera, Nancy Strowbridge, Ada Capponi, Dorothy Cervo, Jean Barnicoat, Carolyn Ahles. Jack Davidson, Salvatore Coia, Jack Bell, William Dunham, Ralph D'Avolio, Albert Anderson, Dominick Bosco, Francis Bent, John Dorn, Howard Babcock, William Burke. ' I Continued on page 512 l44l UMUIIHIIUMIJUMS .2 1' N Wi' WWQQ 5 - my 'f f m -N m 'Nj 1 , -lg K f.' wx! If . N K XI 0 f i x A A m 3 m m 7 M J ff? fi if 3 mi x x x J N ff , W 5 2 2 E 2 X X fl ' 'i m ' : fl 1 E E. x x X, wx ' -V-'k Q0 f f'ff -1 1'f -- 1 , '. , 1341 'M W A fx N ' ,, Q :iiif4zi'5f7i'f Wzt, ,FW ia 7 --fi 'A- , PWM -f ,. :ffZif5f J X, mx A' yi? m V Mfg- 53 fate' w M - wg., 'TWA l th Wfx vi! U H fl I 11221: W I' W N - - -i 4fQ iffg !4fy, Ll T 1' U M LL-S , f ffillq, f',NW' - .. N W , , K Mi fykxx gwxtxa l f Y 352, ' . A Trimming Sclwool ul Christmas X 46 47 -I 7' AJ J! I S 4X 48 J fu f D JM! J Q: ' 1-,lv ew, fm? 6 5 4? iff, Ay'5 fb, 1 , -qi-A In KWH L X ,J ,UT X Rik T Q, 61:5 .J Q? rf? Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row I. 2. 3. 1 2: 3: I: Z: 3. I. 2. 3. DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Elizabeth Ann Murphy ...,, President Anne Murphy . , Vice-President Elaine De Lutis . . Secretary Jane Gochee . , , . Treasurer Miss Katharine Clarke . . Faculty Adviser Sophomore Home Rooms ROOM 23 Sally Fisher, Joan Hawkins, Sarah Galluzo, Jean Clark, Mikelena DiGustini, Mary Cicero, Jennie Fauci, Ramona Davis, Frances Janisewski, Grace Danna. William Somers, Raymond Spies, Josephine Esposito, Josephine Geno, Mary Kacz- orowski, Liberty Fazzi, Margaret Daniello, Neil Gochee, James Lawler. Reginald Sweet, Jack Froelich, Thomas Fillipponi, Robert Gese, Leo Matt, Alfred Festa, Jack Kain, Salvatore Mazzaferro, Joseph Emeterio, Jack Edwards. ROOM 2 7 Mary Santora, Marie Romaniello, June Perry, JoAnn Larkin, Elaine Marmol, Jean Melie, Ruth McLaughlin, Betty Redden, Josephine Manuele, Josephine Nasci. Mike Occhipinti, Samuel Sanzone, Earl Moster, Marie Pomilio, Prudence Lombino, Geraldine Lamb, Fred Mowry, Jr., Jack Money. Joe Mecca, James Packer, Carmen Pacicca, Karle Mullaney, Timothy Seaton, Rosario Scuderi, John Walda. ' ROOM 3 2 Dorothy Damon, Lois Davies, Jean Eichler, Betty Castle, Donald Evans, Antoinette Della Contrada, Elizabeth Darkangelo, Delores Dorsino. Doloris Ferrar, Anne Louise Darrow, Carmilla Ferare, Estella Coy, Elaine DeLutis, John Donahue, Floyd Flint. James Dailey, Theodore Dombrowski, Ronald Flint, Louis Feloso, William Fahy. ROOM 3 3 Helen Hamilton, Arlene Hague, Janice Grower, Robert Gochee, Jane Gochee, Rosalind Lieber, Margaret Gibbs. Nicholas Haritatos, Mary Ann Gualtieri, Loretta Hnat, Gail Hansberger, Nathanline Grasso, Marie LaRossi, Joanne Grower, Beverly Jones, Rita Gorham. Salvatore Gattuso, Albert Henry, Harold Goodman, Douglas Golden, Gus Guida, Stuart Hicks, Lois Giardino, Bill Grande. l51l Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Sophomore Home Rooms ROOM 34 Lena Marcoccia, Anne Marie Marino, Irene Macner, Elizabeth Murphy, Harriet Moster, Mary Merchant, Georgia Lynes, Anne Murphy. William Koch, Mary Ann Mosca, Eleanor Keller, Helen Kisielewicz, Marion Mead. Frances Michik, Shirley Money, Virginia McAllister, Hugh Hollowood. Joseph Kozlowski, Pat Curley, Jack Kennedy, George Illi, Lois Kime, Francis Jones, George Ierley, Jack Hoag, Duane Jones. ROOM 3 5 J Jennie Palliwade, Arlene Pekarski, Rachel Narehood, Richard McMahon, Jane Mc- Carthy, Hope Otis, Helen Paprocki, Carol Jean Robinson. Thomas Lopuszynski, Concepta Rodriquez, Norma Root, Mary Natale, Joan Regetz, Jeanette Pace, John Falitico. Wesley Leffert, Donald O'Neil, Donald Long, Carl Miller, Robert Miller, James Levison, Jack McNamara, John Lenio. ROOM 3 7 Christine Palmon, Ann Santora, Susanna Puglia, John Lunn, Ruth Saker, Dorothy Saker, Hedy Wuthrick, Marion Quackenbush. William Lopushinsky, Carmella Peroni, Sarah Pacenza, Doris Rapke, Mary Proia. Anthony Storace, Paul Pomilio. Frank Parry, Winslow Pierce, David McMahon, James O'Neil, Willard Money, Jack Parsons, Donald Wamby. ROOM 3 9 Katherine Seifert, Janet Strong, Jean Rowlands, Bill Ritchie, Marjorie Smith, Mar- garet Trenchieny, Joan Stein. John Pelerossi, Shirley Smith, Anna Rosati, Cecelia Taylor, Shirley Tibbits, Hilda Tamburino, Patricia Rossi, Norma Truax, Ethelyn Russell, Henry Pawlikowski. James Passer, Joseph Rossi, James Perry Jack Reckintine, Charles Ross, Dick Page, William Portner. ROOM 40 Marion Tanney, Dawn Wood, Lucy Summa, Nancy Wolff, Janice Williams, Sylvia Walsworth, Assunda George, Carol Wolff. Conse Vecchio, Virgil Washburn, Louis St. Thomas, Carol Williams, William Baltzer, James Wells, James Golly. Elwood Swarmer, James Scholf, Paul Schneible, Edward Thomas, Allan Weigel. ROOM 41 Beverly Whaley, June Waterman, Mary Wojdyla, Alvin Westcott, Betty Whitman, Cecilia Wanzenreid, Lucy Waterman, Marion Wicks. Arthur Williams, Rosemarie Recco, Audrey Willis, Marietta Wiles, Carmena Viggiano, Reta Williams, Beverly Walker, Mary Ann Sanzone, Richard Uvanni. Harry Curley, John Walrath, Donald Street, Herman Schinn, Augustus Sullivan, Maynard Wellman, William Vacca, Nat Spadafora, Paul Schilling. l52l DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 ' 4 ,rpg s 0 x. f Q sim ,, kfn il li Q? :W Ci v, Q K 'l XX ,, ug, X .M by .Xl ,f l Xqiagii. E V w J fl ff . ff- E is V g. ii' i it ' 9 gl 2v Vil' l fl , uf 'Q' f MQ! rt lg 'l ll L' EJ . lb Q P 'ff Football The 1945 Football Season started under a great many handicaps which made the outcome exceptionally questionable. With practically all of last year's back- field either graduated or in the armed forces, the outlook was far from encouraing. During the summer Coach Edkins was appointed head of the physical education department of the Rome schools and a new coach Was to be appointed for foot- ball. The coach, however, did not materialize and Edkins was called upon to fill the vacancy in addition to his duties in his new position. Through his untiring efforts and with the able assistance of Coach Sorenson, R. F. A. turned out a team which, although in and outers, was able to give a good account of them- selves against strong opponents. . l53l VARSITY SQUAD N 1 M U-1 CJ I F5 K 5 2. U L1 E-' .: ra. U w c 'T C. cu E ... .:: . E0 , 5 U o : H- CQ 's IJ l- ,. Nl Q N .-C1 .ee of L. x.. Q2 2 O +-I W U E td P-1 .E 'U CS m P3 O .E G.. 5.3 m O Pu m. u: CI C5 UD 0 Q O . 2 L.. E LII H.. U J! S bc: 6 I-1 Tu U L4 Nr: OLE .hx-. Ecu X3 N .-CI 2.2 R52 'B N WN B N YJ K1 S- I-H -M GJ :S l-1 LT-1 ch E D1 'C L1 L1 .C .2 Di .: 3- GJ rs: U v-I ici N9 r-,C .273 I-.O S-VJ N.: E: fe U 'SH C mm ,.. 15.2 E2 EQ: - V36 E3 ND- C1 oi UU f-IC: ,C N0 EM 5- M: VC 1.-C1 :UI 52 SJLLJ :E 1-5 cs? 5-C1 SQ U- 'Ui Ca: Ev: :FU .2 94: ,FJ FSL. ELL. if -.. CD.- .151 .2 :E .gm C ,Qc -'D ,,'...r IE UG. 8.2- U: Su. -C Ea O1 , 94-: xo? .. :f 'ri P-4.- 1 E1 :Lil gf.: U Zn 5 ei Q'- K: Q. :HE 952 EE vim DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Football---Continued On September 21, R. F. A., through all the mistakes of a green team, lost to the Little Falls eleven 6-O. Then on September 28, the R. F. A. team was handed a 13-6 defeat in a questionable game with Amsterdam High School. With a complete turn about face the Rome under dogs gave a highly rated Auburn eleven a 20-13 defeat on October 5, exhibiting a faultless brand of football. The Turin Streeters kept up this pace to hand the Mt. Pleasant team a 6-O defeat on a very muddy field the following Saturday. On October 19, the R. F. A. gridders suffered their worst defeat at the hands of a strong Watertown eleven when they lost 21-0. October 26 saw a scrappy Rome team handed a 7-O defeat by a heavy Proctor team in the last minute of play. November 3 was a big day for the R. F. A. eleven for they were to invade U.F.A. territory. On a rain-drenched Murnane Field, R.F.A. triumphed over their rivals for the ninth consecutive time, with a 7-O score. After this celebrated victory, the R. F. A. gridders lost to Norwich 27-14. The Norwich team gained 27 points over what seemed like a beaten R. F. A. eleven in the first half, but could not hold a fighting R. F. A. team from getting 14 points in the last half of the game. To top the season, James A. Spargo honored the R. F. A. eleven with his tra- ditional victory banquet. To add to this honor, the team was proud to have one of its members, Mike Orbinati, selected for both the WIBX all-scholastic team and the Syracuse Herald-American all-scholastic team. 1551 DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Sitting: Ed Fenton, Dick Rung, Martin Tuttle, Carl Calnero, Don Smith. Standing: Manager Mike Orbinati, Kenney WVilliams, Bill Keating, Leonard Summa, Tom McCarthy, Mike Greci, George Kopchik, Coach Edkins. Basketball This season Rome Free Academy was represented on the basketball court by one of the best teams turned out in many years. The team was sparked by Martin Tuttle, towering 6 foot 5 inch forward, who was high scorer in the Central Oneida League. Tuttle was ably assisted in scoring by Carl Calnero, 6 foot. 3 inch forward, and Dick Rung, 6 foot, 4 inch center. The team was successful in 13 out of 19 games. For the sixth consecutive season Rome Free Academy won the city championship, defeating St. Aloysius twice, 62-46 and 47-33. The three high scorers were: Martin Tuttle 264 Carl Calnero 130 Dick Rung 114 The season's record: R. F. A. 62 . St. Aloysius 46 R. F. A. 28 . Whitesboro 50 R. F. A. 21 . Oswego 24 R. F. A. 52 . Proctor 32 R. F. A. 58 . New Hartford 49 R. F. A. 30 . St. Francis ZX R. F. A. 48 . Watertown 44 R. F. A. 39 . Oswego 21 R. F. A. 32 . Proctor 44 R. F. A. 47 . St. Aloysius 33 R. F. A. 49 . St. Francis 39 R. F. A. 39 . U. F. A. 35 R. F. A. 51 . Little Falls 20 R. F. A. 34 . Whitesboro 26 R. F. A. 31 . U. F. A. 42 R. F. A. 35 . U. F. A. 41 R. F. A. 34 . New Hartford 36 - -- R. . . 36 . Fulton 24 771 676 F A R. F. A. 4-5 . Watertown 42 1561 DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 ,. 7 f t N- . -uc., f - J 1.--f ' 1 - I 3. f f M Front rofw: Philipp, Curley, Flint, D. McMahon, Rolston, Broderick, Summa, R. McMahon. Rear row: Casadie, Kutsko, Rowland, Ritchie, Golly, Beeching. ' Hockey The R. F. A. hockey team experienced another good season this year although they Were defeated for the irst time in three consecutive seasons. Five of the Academy's games were with Clinton and Onondaga Valley of Syracuse. R. F. A. beat Clinton three times and Valley twice. The team was invited to the annual Lake Placid Invitation Tournament in which six teams participated. The team Won their first game against Newton Falls, 11-O, but lost a close game in the semi-finals to a good Plattsburg team, 5-3. The game was Won in the last three minutes of play. Co-captains for this year's team were Dick Rolston and Dave McMahon. The team: Left Wing Dick Rolston, Bill Bird, Charles Beeching Center . Tom Broderick, Floyd Flint Right Wing Dave McMahon, Jim Golly, Ely Rowland Right Defense Elmer Kutsko, Joe Casadie, Bill Ritchie Left Defense . Pat Curley, Dominick Summa Goalie . Dick McMahon, Art Philipp The season's record: Rome 6 . . Onondaga Rome 6 . . Onondaga Rome 8 . . Clinton Rome 3 . . Clinton Rome 2 . . Clinton Rome 11 . . Newton Falls Rome 3 . . Plattsburg 39 l57l y 4:gTS DE-O-WAIN-STA M,ij JDM X X95 no fha if n,:rak'f, , 3 ,S 2? sew s skills' Front rofw: Varsity Squad--Emily Russell, Lillian Rossi QCO-leaderj, Gemma Stellato, Elsie Twitchell, Joyce Pierce, Faith Powers, and Mary jane Sontheimer fHead Cheerleaderj. Standing: Junior Varsity-Dorothy Ottaway, Sylvia Rudd, Beverly Trembeth, and Ann Bell. Nole: Doralene Fritz, also on the Varsity Squad, left Rome after football season. Cheerleaders Who' said that cheerleaders are only good to look at? This group of girls have sponsored dances to pay for their uniformsg they have formed an active Junior Varsity Squadg they have contributed a number of new and original cheers. They took part in the Central Oneida Cheerleading Contest, and for the iirst time in the history of our school, R. F. A. took first place. l58l DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 , I 4- , ,Q cJ5Seuted.' Dolores Coluccio, Jane McCarthy, Blanche Palliwade, Grace Tredo, Angeline Lom- S' 07' g - bardo, Betty Armstrong, Marion Ciotti, Jean Sestito, Jacqueline Levison, Rosalind Lieber, Mary Calandra. Second row: Jeanne TaVerna, Delores Readinger, Margaret Narehood, Gemma Stellato, Rachel Narehood, Helen Yakobiszyn, Virginia Szatkoski, Joyce Pierce, Mary Tyler, Mary Natale, Rose Fontana, Jessie Pereto. Third row: Angeline Calandra, Helen Hreczkosij, Miss Whitaker, Arcenia Collins, Antoinette Czajkowski, Ann Veway, Marian Rudd, Gloria Izzo, Sally Fisher. Girls' Basketball The girls' basketball teams, composed of girls from each class in school, are organized to stimulate enthusiasm for this sport. Intramural games are played regularly to encourage a spirit of competition and keener interest. Miss Eliza- beth Whitaker is our coach and instructor. The above girls have helped to bring the basketball season to a successful close. l59l wb DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Front rofw: Ruth Brown, Jeanette Pace, Jean Rowlands, Jane Pearsall, Betty Ann Baumler, Margaret Ann Dalzell, Arlene Simonsen, Jean Sestito, Mary Calandra. Second rofw: Patsy Schoff, Jacqueline Levison, Josephine Tardugno, Vincenza Carnehianca, Mardi Barnard, Betty Jane Emerson, Shirley Jones, Dorothy Jeffer, Lucretia Tully, Ann Murphy, Beverly Nessel. Third row: Sydell Lichtstrahl, Marjorie Murphy, Lois Groff, Ann Vewey, Joan Strong, Elsie Twitchell, Dorothy Ottaway, Sylvia Rudd, Ann Bell, Emily Russell, Mary Steele, Amelia Parry, Gretchen Burkard. Fourth rofw: Hannah Lauber, Susanne Etling, Helen Hamilton, Edythe Kelleher, Marion Rudd, Nancy Farmer, Marilyn Grolf, Marilyn Clippinger, Marcella Byrnes. Archery Club The purpose of the Archery Club is to stimulate interest in archery as a sport. As members of the National Archery Association and the Camp Archery Associ- ation, We are given the opportunity of entering an inter-scholastic mail tournament. Each year, if the weather permits, we also sponsor a tournament among the girls of our class. OFFICERS Betty Jane Emerson . . . President Margaret Barnard . Secretary Shirley Jones . , . Treasurer Miss Elizabeth Whitaker . Faculty Adviser l60l DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 X . 'K M . . '+. M55 I ku? -'rf' 6 L, JI Iv A 's -1- ,g I! xii 6 ix-. L ' H ' 7 fillr. I :JJ - 5' J-'.::. Q F x S as M2 1----- W7 ffm? ' M4 I , Vg' .0 i..1l..1-.. i f -Q'-A Zfgx I ,W 1 3 T ,I ' 'b,. -A. I M jf X . ! lx-S 'W , QT. yqbwy J' Iiff ,V fy Ag. ' V xy 3. T - -Y ' - :R , I ,eb V. 53' f ., ,ex .1 .N wg: I or 5 Nami' 1 4, J3,f I QW.. is We , ff- : f - , C f ' ' I ..-ffiffifjfi'-m11':-vw, 1 -1- Q 3 E 5 ' 'sy 11, 1.112 ' ' 1 f 5. 2 ., 7 : ..-s: 'IfL-if'-' I1':,:7-iw 1' Q' ---,i': -' , . gg ' .f A-.1-kff r X 4 MP N n ' .am i 'W - X U 'ff I X H 'J' C ,ifzf ' Gill-7 ' DE-O-WAIN-STA STAFF 62 R. F, A. BAND , . 63 STUDENT CABINET 64 STUDENT COUNCIL 65 JUNIOR RED CROSS .... 66 SLINGERLAND PRIZE SPEAKING CONTEST 67 SENIOR PLAY CAST ,.,. 68 SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEES 69 LIBRARY COUNCIL . I 70 GYM LEADERS ..Y. 71 BUREAU OF SCHOOL INFORMATION 72 INTER-CLUB COUNCIL . . 73 DRAMATICS CLUB . . , 74 HOME EC CLUB . . 75 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . 76 PROJECTION CLUB . 77 SPANISH CLUB . 78 VERITAS VINCIT . 79 HI-Y . , . , 80 i611 DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Fronl rofw: Lichtstrahl, Etling, Goldberg, Byrnes, Lowerre, Dunn, L. Summa, Ottaway, Mc- Loughlin, Sontheimer, Greci, G. Summa, Walker, Grasso. Serond rofw: Calandra, Scholl, McAllister, Morris, Vitale, Rossi, Russell, Beeching, Kelleher Lombardo, Caraher, DiBella, Barone, Murphy, VVind, Parry, Sestito, B. Murphy, Leffert Goldman, Semenuk. Third row: Iodice, A. Messineo, Brown, House, Maxted, Trembeth, Brown, Fox, Hornbeck, Nessel, DeMario, Wunsch, WVellman, Marjorie Murphy, Rosati, Smith, Yakobiszyn, Pierce Tyler, Mancini, Aquino, Smith, Brewary, J. Messineo. v 1 De- O-Wain-Sta Staff Editor-in-Chief Leonard Summa Business Manager ,.,, Mike Greci EDITORIAL STAFF Senior Wrz'teups Dorothy Ottaway, Editor, Martha Murphy, Ellen McAllister, Arthur Iodice, William Maxted, Josephine DeMario, Joseph Semenuk, Shirley Workman, Marilynn Wunsch, June Ann Caraher, Minica DiBella, Sydell Lichtstrahl, Jackie Levison, Amelia Parry, Marjorie Murphy, Ruth Brown, Betty Jane Murphy Arr Staff Rose Marie Brewary, Jean Smith, Mary Russell, Nathaline Grasso, Jennie Messineo, Grace Summa, Editorial Staff Representative Activities Don McLoughlin, Editor, Sue Etling, Beatrice Brown, Rosemary Beeching, Marion Wellman, Doris Barone, Joan Harrison, Elaine Goldman, Helen Hornbeck, Eleanor Fox, Edythe Kelleher Copy Editors Photography Editor Marcella Byrnes, Carolyn Dunn SPOITS Mary Jane Sontheimer T - Dick Rolson, Editor H Uplsfs Bill Walker, Ida Coia, Clarence House umor Lillian Rossi, Norma Vitale Jim Lowerre, Bob Harris Gertrude Smith Don McLoughlin Business S taff Pierce Goldberg, Lena Aquino, Mary Calandra, Mildred Huntress, Jack Leffert, Angeline Lom-' bardo, Jean Mancini, Sue Messineo, Mary Grace Morris, Rose Natale, Beverly Ann Nessel, Joyce Pierce, Jean Rosati, Patsy Scholl, Marilyn Wind and Helen Yakobiszyn Faculty Advisers Editorial-Miss DAVIES Art-Miss VANDERPOOL Business-MR. McINTosH l62l DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 R. F. A. Band Under our new director, Mr. Charles C. Guilford, our band has given two assembly concerts. Earlier in the school year a group of us, under the direction of Mr. Feickert, presented a program for the men at Rhoads. Trumpets French Horns Clarinets William Baulig Edythe Kelleher Louise Meurer Lucien Ali Ralph Traxel Joseph Rossi Jack Capponi Edward Wind Lucy Waterman Trombones Richard McMahon Alvin Westcott Tubas Anthony Baldini William Bowers Ronald Augustus Richard Hornbeck Baritone Charles Beeching Cymbals Robert Chaffee Saxophones Fred Borissow William Ritchie James McBurney Marvin Simonsen Rosario Scuderi David Nicholas l63l Leonard Summa Jean McNeil Pierce Goldberg Harvey Cline Lucille Burdick Robert Lutz Anthony DiBella Mario Fragula Agnes Van Loan Conse Vecchio George Lowerre Ronald Flint Drums Stuart Clydesdale DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Left to right: Mr. Whittemore, Marilyn Wind, Emily Russell, Bill Walker, Norma Vitale, Mary Russell, Barbara Henley, Grace Summa, Marcella Byrnes, Elizabeth Ann Murphy, Miss Kingsley. Student Cabinet Our objective is to regulate the student activities of Rome Free Academy and to promote the general welfare of its members. We conduct the membership drives and send out Christmas cards to R. F. A. alumni in the service. It was through our efforts that a school cafeteria was inaugurated. Grace Summa . . Emily Russell , . Elizabeth Ann Murphy Marcella Byrnes . Marilyn Wind . Bill Walker , Mr. Paige . Mr. Whittemore Miss Kingsley Mary Russell Norma Vitale Barbara Henley Mr. Whittemore MEMBERS President of Senior Class President of Junior Class President of Sophomore Class Commissioner of School Information Inter Club Council Representative Athletic Commissioner Principal Treasurer Dean of Girls OFFICERS I64 . President . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 . ,,,-Y ,Ya i. Front row: Marjory nes, Mary Dunham, Elizabeth Ann Murphy, Margaret Narehood, Norma Vitale, Barba Henley, Mary Russell, Martha Murphy, Angeline Lombardo, Mary Calandra. Second row: Betty Ann Baumler, Donald Evans, Bill Ritchie, Dick McMahon, Alvin Westcott, Yarby Rowland, Lucien Ali, George Beasley, Arthur Iodice, Emily Russell. Third rofw: Pasqual Touten, Robert Gochee, Jim Lowerre, John Lunn, Mike Greci, Dominick Summa, Dan Cretaro, Norman Hughes. Student Council We of this organization act as the representatives of the student body in the workings of our school government. It is the duty of each one of us to report to his homeroom what the cabinet decides on matters pertaining to the student body, OFFICERS Mary Russell . . . President Norma Vitale . Vice-President Barbara Henley . . Secretary Mr. Whittemore . . Treasurer l65l DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Front rofw: Marian Mead, Nathaline Grasso, Ann Darrow, Janice Williams, Josephine DeMario, Gemma Stellato, Marilyn Wind, Amelia Parry, Lillian Rossi, Grace Summa, Norma Vitale, Mary Smith, Mary Jane Sontheimer, Carolyn Dunn, Dorothy Brown. Second rofw: Carolyn Ahles, JoAnn Larkin, Betty Cox, Anne Bell, Jane MacFarland, Nlarilyn Hoag, Emily Czyscon, Jeanette Pace, Shirley Jones, Janet Strong, Susanne Etling, Reta Williams, Dorothy Cervo, Marilyn Clippinger, Blanche Palliwade, Arlene Pekarski, Mary Grace Morris, Betty Jane Murphy, Rosemary Beeching, Rita Gorham. Third rofw: Joseph Semenuk, Mary Natale, Estella Sherman, Jennie Palliwade, Mary Mac- Cauley, Elaine Goldman, Margaret Danello, Liberty Fazzi, Mickalena DiGostini, Beverly Trembeth, Marie Pomilio, Jean Clarke, Helen Hamilton, Mary Proia, Marilyn Ray, Emily Russell, Betty Jane Emerson, Mary Steele, Arlene Simonsen, Joyce Dunn, Jennie Carpenter, Delores Lerman, Jean Barnicoat, Mary Bryan, Ruth McLaughlin, Elaine DeLutis, Edward Fenton. unior Red Cross Our organization has two divisions, the Workers and thehorne room repre- sentatives. The home room representatives are the connecting link between the Rome City Red Cross Council and the student body. Our duty is to fill boxes and help in sponsoring drives. The workers sew and knit for the veterans in the hospitals and the displaced children in Europe. During War time, we helped in and contributed to the War Fund drives. Each fall We contribute to the regular Red Cross drive. OFFICERS Amelia Parry A - Marilyn Wind , . Co Chairmen Gemma Stellato . . Secretary Lillian Rossi . Treasurer l66l DE- O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Front row: Betty Jane Emerson, Marian Rudd, Susanne Etling, Josephine DeMario, Norma Vitale. Rear row: Pascal Mirabelli, William Maxted, Marshall Denison, Arthur Iorlice, Don McLoughlin Slingerland Prize Speaking Contest Made possible by funds bequeathed by Lizzie M. Davis, the Slingerland Ora- torical Contest was held in Rome Free Academy's auditorium on May 2, Norma Vitale . Josephine DeMario Marion Rudd . Betty Jane Emerson Susanne Etling . Arthur lodice . William Maxted Pascal Mirabelli Don McLoughlin Marshall Denison Blue Star by Vingie Roe Moving Day by Florence Ryerson Sentiment by Dorothy Parker Salvaging Miss Sally by Rosemary Taylor King Robert of Sicily by Henry W. Longfellow Artemus Ward in the Egyptian Hall by Artemus Ward Saga of a Proud Ship, The Houston, from the New York Times The Burgomastern by Leopold Lewis Frapped Football by George Fitch Set Your Clock at U235 by Norman Corwin l67l DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Sealed fleft to Mrs. Miller . . . Diane Gilmor . George McIntyre . Mrs. McIntyre . Brian Stanley . Terry McIntyre . . Professor McIntyre . . Pete . . Senior Play Cast rightj Standing fleft to rightj . Rose Trembeth Rosemary Beeching Don McLoughlin . Susanne Etling . Robert Harris Mary Jane Sontheimer . James Lowerre . William Maxted Stewart Miller Mildred . . Vivian Elsie jane . Lula . . Bert Parsons Dutch . Pierce Goldberg Anna Orzechowski . Carolyn Dunn Dorothy Ottaway . Grace Summa Josephine DeMario Marshall Denison . Roger Yutzler This year we decided that, since there were so many activities in the spring, We would have our Senior Play in the fall term. This worked out very well, and we had a lot of fun Cand hard workj presenting Young April for a capacity audience on December 7, 1945. We owe so very much to Mrs. Bates' marvelous direction, Without which We could never have had a hit, A sequel to Growing Pains, Aurenia and William Spence Rouverol's three-act comedy provided everyone with plenty of merriment for it dealt with the late adolescent love life of George and Terry Mclntyre, typical young people of today. Their understanding mother and absent minded professor-father have a considerable amount of difliculty ironing out the prob- lems of their offspring. 68 l DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Stage Managers Kpirturej-Left to right: Mary Russell, Clarence House, Jack Kahler, Robert Matteson, Charles Mowry. Senior Play Committees The cast cou1dn't have put on the play unaided. Stage managers, property managers and other committees put in many hours behind the scenes making prep- arations for our senior production. Without their sweat and toil our play would never have been the success that it Was. Hats off to the unsung heroes of the stage! Properties: Edythe Kelleher, Elaine Goldman and Eleanor Fox. Tickets: Jennie Messineo and Angeline Lombardo. Publicity: Marilyn Wind, Marcella Byrnes and Ellen McAllister Door Committee: jack Houser and Arthur lodice. Ushers: Ruth Brown, Sydell Lichtstrahl, Mary Grace Morris, Amelia Parry, Joyce Pierce, Jean Smith, Patricia Schoff, Norma Vitale and Shirley VVorkman. l69l DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Firrt rofw: Mary Jane Sontheimer, Marilynn Wunsch, Dorothy Jeffer, Eleanor Fox, Marcella Byrnes, Miss Herrman, Grace Summa, Edythe Kelleher, Mary MacCauley. Second rolw: Susanne Etling, Arlene Taylor, Marian Kriel, Marian Wellman, Shirley Campbell, Josephine DeMari0, Beverly Nessel, Joyce Pierce, Mary Tyler. Third rofw: Jean Sestito, Lena Aquino, Mary Grace Morris, Sydell Lichtstrahl, Carolyn Dunn, Rosemary Beeching, Beatrice Brown, Helen Yakobiszyn. Absent: Doris Barone, Yolanda Barone, Myrta Bissell, Josephine Gamasta, Elaine Goldman, Joyce Greggains, Ellen MacAllister, Betty Jane Murphy, Martha Murphy, Amelia Parry, Jean Rosati, Shirley Workman. Library Council Our main work as members of Library Council is to help our adviser, Miss Marian Herr- man, in the school library. We check library slips, shelve books, sort cards, arrange the bulletin board and newspapers, and help in other jobs. We have had two social meetings this year. One was a party in the fall at which we initi- ated new members, and the other was a covered dish luncheon as a Christmas celebration. To raise money we put on a Novelty Night in the school auditorium on March 5. Some of our members acted in a play, Lemon Pie for Andy, and the audience participated in a game of Truth or Consequences. OFFICERS Marcella Byrnes . . . . President Edythe Kelleher , Vice-President Grace Summa . . Secretary Mary MacCauley , Treasurer i701 DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Front rofw: Susanne Etling, Arlene Taylor, Nathaline Grasso, Edythe Kelleher, Elsie Twitchell, Joan Strong, Gemma Stellato, Sydell Lichtstrahl, Jean Sestito, Betty Armstrong, Dolores Coluccio, Mary Natale. Second rofw: Emily Russell, Delores Lerman, Angeline Lombardo, Lois VanWagenen, Marion Rudd, Blance Palliwade, Marilyn Grofli, Mary Fusco, Betty Veway, Jane McCarthy, Rosa- lind Newton, Rita Richards, Helen Hreczkosij, Ann Bell, Marian Ciotti, Mary Steele. Third rofw: Lena Aquino, Sally Fisher, Licia Golden, Eleanor Fox, Josephine DeMario, Beverly Nessel, Jeanette Bowers, Rosalind Lieber, Dorothy Ottaway, Delores Readinger, Dorothy Jeffer, Vincenza Carnebianca, Mary MacCauley, Helen Yakohiszyn, Joyce Pierce, Mary Tyler, Betty Jane Emerson. Gym Leaders We girls assist our instructor, Miss Whitaker, in gym classes three times a Week. Among our varied duties are refereeing games, taking care of equipment, score- keeping, and acting as general helpers in the class activities. We feel that our work adds to the well being of our gym program and gives us valuable experience. May our successors keep up this important job. OFFICERS Gemma Stellato . . President Emily Russell , Vice-President Joan Strong . Secretary l71l DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Firxt row: McAllister, Veway, DeMario, Goldman, Sontheimer, Walker, Byrnes, Wunsch, Otta- way, Levison, Murphy, Summa, Kelleher, Murphy. Second rofw: Maxted, Caraher, Santora, Bell, McFarlane, Cornish, Rudd, Barnick, Russell, Jones, Workman, Sinclair, Kriel, Wellman, Barber, Trembeth, Szatkoski, Powers. Third rofw: Denison, Race, Iodice, DeSimone, Carnebianca, Tardugno, Parry, Messineo, Wind, Fox, Hornbeck, Brown, Goldberg, Lowerre, Paprocki, Martin, Netzband, Williams. Bureau of School Information We, the B. S. I. members, are organized to gather, arrange, and broadcast the school news. Our reporters collect the news, our typists arrange it, and our an- nouncers broadcast it over the school's radio system. The committee operates the broadcasting apparatus. Marcella Byrnes . , Commissioner Marilynn Wunsch Editor-in-Chief Bill Walker , Broadcast Director Mrs. William S. Gott . Faculty Adviser Reporters Typists Broadcast Armouncers Marion Bal-nick Delores Barber Marshal Denison Ruth Brown Ann Bell Pierce Goldberg june Ann Caraher Josephine DeMario Eleanor Fox Elaine Goldman Helen Hornbeck Edythe Kelleher Marion Kriel Ellen McAllister Assunta Messineo Betty Jane Murphy Marion Rudd Martha Murphy Emily Russell Gloria Sinclair Grace Summa Virginia Szatkoski Faith Powers Marilyn Wind Marion Wellman Vincenza Carnebianea Lucille Cornish Katherine DeSimone joan Grieco Clarence House Jacqueline Levison John Lunn jane MacFarlane Christine Palmon Margaret Quattro Edward Race Ann Santora Betty Veway Shirley Workman Messenger Richard Netzband l72l Clarence House Jim Lowerre Dorothy Ottoway Amelia Parry Mary jane Sontheimer Rose Trembeth Craig Williams Marilynn Wunsch Committees Dick Hornbeck Dorothea Jones Mike Martin Bill Maxted Bill Olney DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Sitting: Jim Lowerre, Gemma Stellato, Mary Grace Morris, Carolyn Dunn, Josephine DeMario, Marilyn Wind, Rosemary Beeching, Eleanor Fox. Stflnding: Miss Herrman, Mrs. Graves, Miss Vanderpool, Miss Kingsley, Mrs. Marsland, Miss Clarke, Mr. Pelkey. Inter-Club Council OFFICERS Marilyn Wind . 4 . . President Josephine DeMario . . Secretary Miss Kingsley . . Faculty Adviser We, the Inter-club Council members, report at every meeting on the activities of the clubs we represent. This is done in order to keep each club informed on what the others are doing and therefore to have smoother running clubs. Club represented Member Spanish Club . . Jim Lowerre Dramatics Club . . Mary Grace Morris Home Economics Club . Josephine DeMario Veritas Vincit . . Carolyn Dunn Library Council , . Eleanor Fox Gym Leaders , . Gemma Stellato Archery Club Betty Jane Emerson Red Cross - . , Marilyn Wind Projection Club . . Rosemary Beeching Faculty Members Miss Clarke, Mrs. Marsland, Mrs, Graves, Miss Vanderpool, Miss Herrman, Miss Whitaker, Miss Kingsley, Mr. Pelkey l 73 l Qrfxkjf Oofil Yiiiifigehvlbdk QXbikvtp'E-o-WA1N-sTA o 1946 MEMBERS Front rofw: Amelia Parry, Grace Summa, Marilynn Wunsch, Dorothy jeffer, Charles Withey, Faith Powers, Josephine DeMario, Ruth Brown, Mary Grace Morris, Dorothy Ottaway, Ellen McAllister, Elaine Goldman. Second row: Marilyn Wind, Delores Lerman, Marion Rudd, Sylvia Rudd, Katherine De Simone, june Caire, Shirley Jones, Mardi Barnard, Dorothea Jones, Stanley Weigel. Third row: Betty Jane Murphy, Russell McCann, jack Kahler, Margaret Dunn, Lois Groff, Joan Hartson, Emily Russell, Betty Jane Emerson, Enrico DeSantis, Alex Conti. Absent: William Brown, Joanne Grieco, William Olney. Dramatics Club Newly organized, we are getting more and more students interested in dra matics. We often put on short skits at our meetings and present an annual pro duction for a spring assembly. Our faculty adviser is Mrs. Marsland. OFFICERS Josephine DeMario . . . President Ruth Brown . . Vice-President Faith Powers . Secretary Charles Withey . . Treasurer l74l DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 MEMBERS Front ro-w: Marian Kriel, Anna Santora, Gemma Stellato, Gertrude Smith, Victoria Schneible, Mrs. Graves, Josephine DeMario, Mary Mikitin, Hannah Lauber, Nathaline Grasso, Vincenza Carnebianca. Second row: Joanne Salamonowicz, Ellen McAllister, Marilynn Wunsch, Josephine Tardugno, Ruth Brown, Assunta Messineo, Amelia Parry, Jennie Messineo, Mary Calandra, Sydell Lichtstrahl, Eleanor Fox, Joyce Greggains, Lena Aquino, Lois Groif, Ann Sinclair. Third row: Eleanor Nelson, Mary McCauley, Shirley Campbell, Jean Rosati, Helen Yakobisyn, Joyce Pierce, Lillian Rossi, Mary Tyler, Minica DiBella, Joan Hartson, Jacqueline Levison, Pat Schoff, Jeanette Gomolski, Gladys Gromelski, Fay Longtin. ffbsenl: Michelene DiGustini, Marie Pomilio. Home Economics Club Our club is one of the most active in the school. We have given parties and dances throughout the Whole term, and one of our members, Joan Hartson, has been elected Vice-president of all home economics clubs in New York State. OFFICERS Josephine DeMario . . . . President Victoria Schneible Vice-President Gertrude Smith . . Secretary Mary Mikitin . Treasurer Mrs. Graves l75l Faculty Adviser DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 MEMBERS Firrt row: Dorothy Ottaway, Martha Murphy, Mary Russell, Mary Jane Sontheimer, Carolyn Dunn, Rosemary Beeching, Amelia Parry, Mary Calandra, Norma Vitale, Nathaline Grasso, Jennie Messineo. Second rofw: Walter Dublanica, Edythe Kelleher, Beatrice Brown, Marcella Byrnes, Susanne Etling, Mary Mikitin, Josephine DeMario, june Ann Caraher, Ellen McAllister, Marilyn Wind. Third row: Grace Summa, Betty jane Murphy, Elaine Goldman, Angeline Lombardo, Don McLoughlin, Craig Williams. Fourth rofw: William Walker, Ruth Brown, joan Hartson, Charles Withey, Arlene Simonsen, William Maxted, Arthur Iodice, Jim Lowerre, Pierce Goldberg. ational Honor Society The members of the National Honor Society are seniors and juniors chosen by the faculty in recognition of scholarship, leadership, character and service. OFFICERS Rosemary Beeching . President Walter Dublanica Vice-President Joan Hartson . Secretary l76l DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 MEMBERS Seaied: Emily Russell, Elsie Twitchell, Rosemary Beeching, Arlene Simonsen, Dorothy Jeffer, Lucretia Tully. Standing: Dun McLoughlin, Robert Matteson, Nicholas Haritatos, Salvatore Gattuso, Joe Semenuk. Absent: Albert McGuire. Projection Club We of this organization, advised by Mr. Pelkey, operate the movie projector for history, aeronautics, hygiene, biology and physics movies and also play records for dances. Last fall We held a party at which We and our guests enjoyed games, movies and dancing. We feel that we have established a good record in this, our iirst full year of organization. OFFICERS Rosemary Beeching . . . . President Albert McGuire . . Vice-President Arlene Simonsen . Secretary-Treasurer l77l DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 MEMBERS Front row: June Ann Caraher, Mary Tyler, Jim Lowerre, Rosemary Beeching, Bill Walker, Martha Murphy, Pierce Goldberg, Mary Emeterio, Edythe Kelleher, Ellen MacAllister, Yarby Rowland. Second rofw: David Richards, Craig Williams, Joan Domino, Carolyn Dunn, Sydell Lichtstrahl, Mary Calandra, Norma Vitale, Rose Trembeth, Mariln Wind, Beverly Nessel, Betty Jane Murphy, Angeline Lombardo, Dorothea Jones. Third rofw: Charles Withey, Larry Doyle, Grace Summa, Helen Hornbeck, Mary Russell, Marilyn Wunsch, Margaret Narehood, Joanne Grieco, Sylvia Rudd, Elsie Twitchell, Arcenia Collins, Selma Calicchia. Allsent: Janet Bornt, Nancy Burgess, Walter Dublanica, Bill Keating, Isabel Cascarella, Miguel Martin, Tom McCarthy, Roger Yutzler. Spanish Club We joined the Spanish Club to get practical experience in speaking Spanish and to learn about Spanish customs and Spanish countries, We think we have done both. All our meetings are conducted in Spanish and all conversation must be in Spanish, At one meeting a Puerto Rican spoke to us of her country. We have been taught a few Spanish dances and we have had one program of Spanish music and one of Spanish art. A real Spanish Christmas party was held January 6, which is when the Spaniards exchange gifts. The Three Kings brought our presents and We enjoyed Spanish refreshments. Our adviser, Miss Katharine Clarke, helps us in all our programs. OFFICERS Martha Murphy . . . . . President Pierce Goldberg . . Vice-President Mary Emeterio . . Secretary William Walker . . Treasurer l78l DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 I946 MEMBERS Front rorw: Grace Summa, Dorothy Ottaway, Mary Jane Sontheimer, Marilyn Wind, Faith Powers, Mary Russell, Miss Vanderpool, Rosemary Beeching, Ann Sinclair, Carolyn Dunn, Martha Murphy, Mary Grace Morris. Second row: Sylvia Rudd, Ellen McAllister, Gemma Stellato, Lillian Rossi, Beverly Nessel, Shirley jones, Betty Ann Baumler, Mardi Barnard, Joan Domino, Jean Sestito. Third rofw: Marjorie Murphy, Peggy Radford, Ann Murphy, Rose Trembeth, Emily Russell, Mary Steele, Sue Etling, Betty Jane Emerson, Edythe Kelleher. Veritas Vincit We girls in Veritas Vincit have as our purpose learning about colleges and professions which we may enter after leaving school. Some representative talks we have heard this year were on Middlebury College, Briarcliff Manor Junior College, commercial art and journalism. Such talks help each member make her choice of college and career. With our adviser, Miss M. Eunice Vanderpool, we visited some New York State colleges this spring. At Christmas we held a party and invited guests. Our annual Blue Jean Dance is another of our social activities. OFFICERS Mary Russell . . , President Faith Powers , , Vice-President Rosemary Beeching . Secretary Ann Sinclair , . Treasurer l79l DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 MEMBERS Front rofw: Mike Martin, Bill Walker, Larry Doyle, Jack Kahler, Jim Lowerre, Pierce Goldberg, Roger Yurzler. Sevond rofw: Craig Williams, Bob Davidson, Pat Fahey, Ray Bowers, Charlie Mowry, Richard Billings, Art Hoag. Third rafw: Dick Edwards, Howard Pritchard, Jim Russell, Don McLoughlin. Hi-Y We of the Hi-Y have been very active during the past year. Under the guid- ance of Dr. Louis Wolf, our adult adviser, and the best set of ofiicers chosen in years, We have visited several local industries and have been addressed by many speakers prominent in the Rome area. Our basketball team was fairly successful on the inter-mural courts this past season. OFFICERS Jack Kahler . . . . President Jim Lowerre . Vice-President Craig Williams . . Secretary Larry Doyle . Treasurer l80l f I ' A 7 , w X W X A1 , ff :I N4 5 k' l fxxk' V I V , 1 Z 7,51 I -'VU V 2 x, ' , jig I I, L ! x 13, ,' 1, X 1 lk' A ff: QL JL -i .+ ri zfvkfizxiyby 17 -L I Ml LC 1 ,L Q! -X Q :ff fl .1 . M x 1 , Y , Q J f -, , l x v PM A V,VA 'HF ff N -K- f xx , , CM, W Don e o -foe Lone X f 3 k M J g your ILQQC ev' Q scxvfn 5 STGYFYPQF I f X , Y i 'X 'ff t E , XX. , K Z XX ,E XJ? ,M R I X X kk I . V is I g A , X! uf 4 -' Eg G xx ' X, UQ ' 3. 2: f f PM X H f- X 'fLx!,,,'- 0 X X fi '4'ifnm..lggg'-f ' f w I 1 f N, ' ,, X! B Q5 X I Y- lv A X x -7 f 4 N , ' A N ' ' V- U 7 1' 'H -1 , If f C Q 4 4 f 'Q xx J J, K , ,I ,Z f f Q., 3325 K A X xqu, A J r ' -:.f' X JQK J fzlixi jxflqxl x X L S H ' 4 1 ' . A . .-5ff,,1v . XX M ID E -CD -YV A Ili- S'T.A 0 1 9 4 6 Humor Class Will We, the Senior Class, will Prof Pelkey a non-skid toupee. I, Marty Tuttle, will Welcome Carpenter my end position on the Football team. I, Arthur Iodice, will Bill Walker my razor and sharpest blades. We, the Senior boys, will Mary Jane Sontheimer a book on Glamour and I-low to Get a Man. We, the Senior Class, will Faith Powers a portable step-ladder. I, Louis Bartholomew, will Charles Mowry my comb. I, Rosemary Beeching, will Yarby Rowland fenders for Winsocky fspecially on rainy daysj. I, Don McLoughlin, will Neil Atkinson my ambition. fJoke!j We, the Senior Class, will Prof Smith a sharp jazz-bow and a checked sport coat. We, the Senior Class, will Miss Eysaman and Miss Mittenmaier a trip to Europe. I, Sue Etling, will Peggy Radford my make-up kit. I, Bob Ahles, will Charles Withey my quiet disposition. We, the Senior Class, will George Beasley an amendment to the A. H. N. constitution, making said institution co-educational. We, the Senior Class, will Wylie Tooke another stripe for his varsity sweater. Famous Quotations Bill Walker: There will be NO gym classes today!! Miss I-Ierrman: Will you boys at the last table please be quiet! Neil Atkinson: What do you want me to do. break out in a rash? Prof Palombi: Is that clear? Mary Russell: We're going to the movies to- night, aren't we Charlie? Mike Martin: What a babe! f?????j Miss Eysaman: Now when Hoover was pres- ident . . . Mrs. Crook: Now don't throw the papers around! Jim Lowerre: What's that prove? Bob Ahles: A small hot fudge, Frances. Elgin Austin: The book's wrong, Prof. Dick Rung: Uh, Uh!! Prof Whittemore: Learn page 77. Carl Calnero: How much times I gotta tell Mike Greci: You're always griping! ya? Mary Jane Sontheimer: Take your arm down, Nick! !! Ah ! Memories Dr. Young's assembly. Mike Orbinati: Pooled you, didn't I, Miss Owens? R.F.A.-U.F.A. game running true to fashion. Jim Lowerre's side burns. NORMA VITALE! I I ! ! Arthur Iodice's Trig mark. V E and V J days. Those rugged Physics regents. The Coast Guard boys. Bill Walker, technician. The now inactive 3l3. fForced out of business by the Rome Police.j The Confraternity Night Club. The manner in which the Board of Education supports the Hockey team. Those muddy football games. The best Senior Play ever produced. Clf you don't believe it, just ask us, we were in it.J Bob Harris's walk. Those B. S. I. polls. Don McLoughlin's lifelike portrayal of a frustrated young man. M. J. Tuttle's performance as Gus Wester- velt. l32l DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Humor---Continued Tabloid Tales of the Future 1976 Mike Orbinati is now coaching football at Stacy Basin Prep. Jack Martin and Don McLoughlin are running a dancing school. Frank Cianchetti's recordings are now selling better than those of Ciene Krupa. Carolyn Dunn marries her fourth husband! l! Tuffet Arnold's husband was promoted to captain this year. Kenneth Pace is managing editor of the Sentinel. TOOTY DE SANTIS HAS PASSED PHYSICS I ! ! I I I Charlie Mowry is now bald. Yarby Rowland is now the proud possessor of a Model A, Bob Harris has gone back to the farm fThis time for goody. PeeWee Pace has grown another inch, Ain't Love Grand? Say: Nancy Kahler and Leonard Summa Faith Powers and Martin Tuttle Nancy Jones and Kenny Williams Mary Russell and Charlie Mowry Marjorie Murphy and Bob Harris Lillian Rossi and Carl Calnero Lucile Dion and George Beasley Nathaline Grasso and Al Ferlo Rosemary Beeching and Yarby Rowland Mardi Barnard and Kenny Pace La Vern Davis and Bill Walker Elizabeth Smith and Art Hoag Jane Cornish and Don Windrath Shirley Jones and Dave McMahon Mary Tyler and Joe Semenuk Ann Murphy and Lambie Bird Rita Gorham and Mike Martin Carolyn Dunn and Booty Smith Joyce Pierce and Ed Fenton EDITOR'S NOTE: We, the editors, feel that if any of the above partnerships are dissolved at the time this is published, it is through no fault of ours, but must be due to fickle-mindedness on the part of the women involved. Let's Forget Quick! Bill Walker's limp. Pierce Goldberg's jokes. Elgin Austin's women. The way the incoming Sophomores run the Rita don't neck! I 5Ch00l- The haittuts the football team gave. Those democratically-run Senior meetings. 'Beef' Atkinsotys trips to Syracuse. The way certain girls sported their ill-gained Four stripe Calvin Kuliszf' HEY Plmf- Coach Edkins, gym classes, Rudy Filippini s loud mouth. Frank Frasca's beard. l 33 l WAIN-STA 0 19 H341 DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Appreciations The De-O-Wain-Sta Staff appreciates the co-operation and support of the many profes sional and business friends of R. F. A. who have aided in the publication of this Annual. Students planning to enter college or business training schools should consult the announce ments on the following pages. Appliance Stores G Sz F Appliance Co. Modern Appliance Store Attorneys Walter W. Abbott Francis J. Alder George W. Black Donald V. Cagwin Lawrence T. Cook Evans Sz Evans Joseph Ferlo Freshman Sc Massey John P. Gualtieri G. Edward LaGatta Johnson D. McMahon Dominick J. Parry William Hughes Michael J. Larkin Francis J. Lawler Emanuel V. Occhinero Powers 8: Powers W. Cullen Stevens Automobile Dealers Ed. Maxwell, Inc., Ford F. E. Reamore Motors Pettinelli Motors Bakeries Helen's Home Bake Shop Wind's Bakery, Whitesboro Barber Shops City Barber Shop A. J. Traxell Beauty Parlors Lorraine's House of Charm Lovely Lady Beauty Salon Building Supplies Edward Comstock Co., Inc. Lumber, Paint, Hardware Chiropractors Rey F. Colgan Ernest A. Meyer Cigars and Magazines Coal Companies Baynes Coal Co. Kelley Bros. Coal Co. Dairies Mathis Creamery Co. Dentists Robert J. Gillis I. I. Kaplan F. C. Nobert O. E. Nobert H. A. Sinclair A. F. Sontheimer L. F. Verdgeline Department Stores The Allen Shop W. T. Grant Co. Goldberg's, Inc. S. S. Kresge S1 Store Montgomery Ward 81 Co. J. C. Penny Co. Doctors Paul P. Gregory Michael Levitan Roy J. Marshall Edwin P. Russell Martin M. Sanders Drug Stores F. J. Hager Sz Son, Inc. Sanzone's Pharmacy Florist Holland Florists Friends A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Baum's Castorine Co. Fruit Store Funeral Directors GriHin Sz Aldridge Mae F. Strong Funeral Home Furniture Stores J. E. Bird 8: Sons Doyle's Furniture Store Fort Stanwix Home Furnishers Lerman Furniture Co., Inc. Majestic Furniture Co. Markson Brothers Rome Furniture Co., Inc. Selrite Furniture Co. Hardware Stores Townsend's Hardware Wardwell Hardware Co. Heating Contractor Charles Messineo Insurance C. Mark McLaughlin Harry F. Rice Jewelers M. J. Engelbert 85 Bro. Edward J. Infusino Sonne Brothersk Williams' Jewelry Store Ladies' Wearing Apparel Darling Shop Decker's Specialty Shop Gardner's Ladies' Shop Keller's Ladies'-Children's- Junior Miss-Infants' Wear Leroy Shop Meat and Grocery Stores Bim's Quality Market A Fred's Grocery and Ice Cream Rome Fruit and Grocery Joseph V. Schneible, Fancy Groceries and Meats A Tamburrino's Food Market Washington Meat Market Men's Clothing H. H. Blair . . Jack Henley Don Freson's FriendlyCorner Store D0meI11C0'S Ffult Market Rosen's Men's Wear Coetz's Cigar Store C. Oliver Rudd l85l .inn D E - Music Store Spear's Music House, Inc. Optical Company Independent Optical Co. Optometrists Lynn E. Kelley V. M. Simonsen Photographic Supplies The Camera Shop Printing Knauer Printing Co. Spoo O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 APPRECIATIONS CContir1uedJ Radio Service Normandie Frank L. Dersherl, Auto Radio Otfawayys Diner Service Philip J. Dersherl Service Station F' G' Krebs Kelley's Service Station Real Estate Allen S. Baker John C. Lynch Sporting Goods Cahill's Sporting Goods Harris Army 8: Navy Store O. G. Riley Stationery Stores Resfwffmf-9 The Little Card Shop Candyland Stooks Stationery Shop Conde Sandwich Bar DiCastro's The Boy's Shop Milvo's T. S. Goldman, Prop. n Studio of Photography 203 W. Dominick St. Rome, N. Y. FINE CL Phone 1376-J or 483-J Commercial - Portraits - Groups ,,1m,-.gli 1..,,1..,l.-11.11.1111 1 lun-q,1nn1un1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - -p-1.11.1 jo TENS ASS RINGS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Representative-A. Fletcher Cox 2151 New Scotland Road Slingerlands, N. 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