Rome Free Academy - De O Wain Sta Yearbook (Rome, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

£5 y yi This year the art theme is based upon the activities and events of school lite. We would like to introduce our “Little Professor,” who will act as your guide on the following pages. If you will follow him through our yearbook, he will renew your memories ot Our Vvea;rs at R.A. The Art Staft ae 7, Water 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. Dorothy Elmer. During our Sophomore year our class was deeply grieved by the sudden loss of our classmate. Dorothy Elmer. Dot was known to all and was admired and respected by everyone. Her fun-loving spirit and generosity will never be forgotten. Y hv When org WU, = te We, the class of 1950, with a feeling of sincerest respect and admiration, dedicate our De-O-Wain-Sta to Mr. Joseph Palombi, whose kind, sympathetic understanding and gifted teaching have gained for him the aftection of his students. Mr. Joseph Palombi ? Superin fen : i LYNDON H. STROUGH Su pe ri172L¢ nde i CARL S. PAIGE Princi pal Pp, rin cipal [6] MR. SMITH Colle ge Entrance MR. WHITTEMORE Academic bes Adelie MR. MOE Commercial L7] Moe, tt. Mrs Mr Miss L a eae wee, anwarits T it if Moet, Bese at nard Mrs Mammon Mr. Mr. R Auchmov y She Faculty PRINCIPAI CARL S. PAIGI B.S M.A St. Lawrence Univer Siema Pi, Phi Beta Kappa ENGLISH LOUISE KINGSLEY, Dean of Girls AB., Wells College ELIZABETH LUCE A.B.. Svracuse University PHILA E,. BATES B.L.1., Emerson College MARY D. DOWNING A.B., New York State College for Teachers GLADYS GOTT A.B., Bucknell University ESTELLE THOMAS Mount Holyoke College Cornell University ELOISE W. HAGER A. B., Elmira College WALTER LOW ERRE A.B., M.A., New York State College for Teachers Siema Lambda Sigma SPEECH GILBERT HAGERTY B.S., Ithaca College Oracle Honor Society LIBRARIAN MARIAN H. PELKEY B.S., in L.S., New York State College for Teachers FOREIGN LANGUAGES 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 P; La iii bda T } ia RUTH E. BARNARD FRENCH AND SPANISH B.A., M.A., Middlebury College MATHEMATICS NEWELL W’. SMITH COURSE DIRECTOR M.E.. Cornell University Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Pdi M.S., New York State Teachers College F. ANTHONY DORSINO A.B.. New York State Teachers College Kappa Phi Kappa he Faculty JANE REAI A.B.. New York State Teacher College Sigznun Laudis P;, Cy 21 Pla Vn HISTORY LEILA M. EYSAMAN B.A., Syracuse University BERTHA A. MITTENMAIER B A Wellesley College M.A.. Columbia University Oxtord University Ssummet School JANE E. BUICKO A.B., Nazareth College Kap} a Gamma P1 NICHOLAS MAMMONE B.S., Teachers College, West Chester, Pennsylvania College of William and Mary Sig Wa Re 4, EDWARD C. BALL M.A., Syracuse University Alpha Chi Rho Kappa Phi Kappa (Education) SCIENCE MYRON J]. WHITTEMORE COURSE DIRECTOR B.S., St. Lawrence University Phi Beta Kappa M. GENEVIEVE RILEY A.B., Syracuse University JOSEPH PALOMBI A.B., Syracuse University COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS HAROLD A. MOE COURSE DIRECTOR Commercial Course, Plattsburg Normal] School ESTHER C. COPIA Commercial Course, Plattsburg Normal School CORA VANKEUREN WOODS Elmira Business Institute B.S., in Education. Ohio State University GRACE M. MOE Potsdam State Normal School FRANKLIN W. PELKEY A.B.. New York State Teachers ( ollege M.A., Syracuse University HANNAH TEMPLE B.S., Skidmore College M.A., New York University HELEN M. HERLEHY B.S., M.S., New York State College for Teachers HOME ECONOMICS MARIAN M, GRAVES MARGARET A. CLARK B.S., University of Rochester Mechanics Institut M.S., Syracuse Ur ELIZABETH WHIT! Mechanics Institute Syracuse Universit HEALTH MAE BROWN R.N., Ellis Hospital, Schenectady New York Syracuse University Army Nurse Corps ELIZABETH WHITAKER Girls’ Physical Director Battle Creek School of Physical Education JOHN GRANT Physical Director B.S.. Syracuse University CHARLES EDKINS Cortland Normal Schoo! CHARLES DAIN M.S., Springfield College Springfield, Mass COACH INDUSTRIAL ARTS JOSEPH B. BESENFELDER Oswego Normal School GERALD MANW ARING Oswego Normal School ELTON W. AUCHMOODY Niagara University University of Buftalo B.S.. in Education, New York State College tor Teachers Kappa Deita Pi ART AND MUSIC M. EUNICE VANDERPOOL Oneonta State Normal Art Certificate, Syracuse University JOHN O. LUNDBLAD Institute of Musical Art of Julliard School Colleague of American Guild of Organists ROBERT |]. HUBBELL A.B., Potsdam State Teachers College M.A., Syracuse University DRIVING DAVID H. RICHARDSON Oswego State Teachers College B.S., in Education CLERKS S$. EONA OWENS DORIS W. DAVISON Valedictorian Murray Goldstone Salutatorian George Lowerre Class Ofticers President lack Grow Secretary Marilyn Jones Vice-President Virginia Gochee Treasurer Robert Flint GERTRUDE AKINS “Trudy” HELEN ALESSI Helen Homeroom Chairma n ; Loose Band } yrs: Track Threaders: Service Club: FHA CLARENCE ALLEN PATRICIA ALLEN Se DB. A “Pat” Volleyball ALICE ALYWARD “Al” Band ‘47 - ‘48 - ‘49: Basketball: Softball ANTHONY ANGOTTI “Tony” Football ‘49: Baseball ‘49 CHARLES BALOG NATALIE BARNETT “Carlos” “Rusty” Homeroom Chairman French Club; Library Council; Senior Play Posters: Red Cross Service Club: Bowling Club CLARK BEAVER “Clark” Hi-Y ; Intramural Basketball HENRY BEERS Hank Football; JV Basketball; V Basketball; Track [13] RICHARD BELI Dix pb }V Football ‘47: V Football 49: Intramural Basketball ‘48; Swim ming ‘48-49; Hi-Y TOMMY BELCHER Beich” JOANN BELLINGER BETTY JEAN BENDER Blondie’ Gym Leader Bouncer’ French Club; Latin Club: Loose Threaders : Glee Club; BSI Senior Editor; Sophomore Orientation; Senior Play Usher MARVIN BERMAN “Hoik” Hockey '46-'47-'48-'49: JV Foot- ball °47-'48: Tennis '47-'48-'49; Spanish Club; Publicity Staff De- O-Wain-Sta LORENA BINGMAN “Lorry” Junior Red Cross; Slingerland ; Special Chorus; Senior Play Cast; Junior Prom Publicity; De-O- Wain-Sta Senior Write-up; Li- brary Council; Dramatics Club CAROL ANN BISHOP “Carol” EDGARD BIONDI De -O-Wain-Sta Photography; “Rip” Veritas Vincit; Swimming Club; Basketball; Officiating Club; Jr. Honor Society; Assembly Usher; Senior Play Usher; Jr. Prom Dec- orating Committee; Track; Vol- leyball; French Club; Tennis OLIVE JANE BITELY “Jane” Vice-Pres. Sophomore Class; De- O-Wain-Sta Senior Write-up; Veritas Vincit: JV Cheerleader; V Cheerleader; Senior Play Cast; Jr. Prom Decoration Committee; Homeroom Vice-Chairman; As- sembly Usher; Basketball; Jr. Honor Society; Volleyball LOUISE BOGNER “Tubby” Baseball ; Basketball: Knit Wits: Officiating Club { | (CsA B¢ IK } “Tulip” BENNY BOMMARITO “Dishes” Homeroom Chairman: Intramural Basketball Secca Types; Gym Leader; Bas- ketball: Glee Club; De-O-Wain- Sta Publicity; Sophomore Orien- tation; Chorus PAUL BOTTINI GEORGE BOWERS Butcher” “George” Football '47-'48-'49; Spanish Red Cross Representative; Chorus Club; Basketball; Homeroom Chairman MARGARET BOWERS Marge’ Band Majorette °48-'49: Secca Types; Track: Gym Leader: De- ©-Wain-Sta Business WILLIAM BRAND “Willie” Projection Club PAUL BRAVO GEORGIANA BROCKWAY “Paul” “Brock” Projection Club; Track Gym Leader; Volleyball; Basket. ball; Softball; Officiating Club SUSAN BROWN ' “Suzie” JACK WALTER BRUNNER : “lack” Senior Play Ticket Committee; BSI; Sigma Alpha Club; Student Association Membership Drive Homeroom Chairman; De - O - Wain-Sta Staff; Gym Leader; Service Club; International Cor- respondence Club; Track; Basket- ball; Volleyball; Red Cross Rep- resentative; BSI {15] LAWRENCE BRUNO “Larry” Intramural Basketball; JV Foot- ball 47: V Football ‘49 ROSE CALANDRA “Shorty” Library Council; BSI Typist PETER CAPPONI “Pete” Band; Intramural Basketball ' [16] Football °47-'48-'49: V Baseball '47-'48-'49-'50; Spanish Club ‘48 AUDREY BRYAN Audie” Veritas Vincit; JV Cheerleader: V Cheerleader; De-O-Wain-St: Photography Co-Editor; Basket ball; Swimming Team; Swim- ming Club; Service Club; Jr: Prom Decorations; Gym Leader; Assembly Usher; Volleyball FRANK A, BUTTACAVOLI i casa SALVATORE CACCAMISE Freshman Basketball ‘46; JV Usa)” Baseball '47; JV Football ‘46; V 48-'49: Intramural Basketball ANNE CAMPBELL “Red” Bowling JOHN P. CAMPBELL EUNICE CAMPBELL “Eunice” Jack ’ moe | he Homeroom Treas. 47 Football ‘48-'49; Hockey ‘47- Tm ‘48-49; Swimming 9; Home Jf room Chairman ‘48. | ANTHONY CARDELLO “Ton } ‘ Army ‘45-46 MICHAEL CARLETTA Mike’ ROBERT CARLEY “Bob” De-O-Wain-Sta Publicity Staff: Band: De-O-Wain-Sta Business German Club: Tennis ‘48 Staff ELNORA CARPENTER LEODINA CARRADO a “Dina” Special Chorus: Basketball : Ma- jorette MARIAN CERVO “Bunny” Archery Club DESIREE CATALDO “Dizzy” Basketball; Archery; Swimming; Knit Wits; Loose Threaders; Softball ANTHONY CHIACAFERRO VIRGINIA CIANCIO “Chuck” “Varg” Glee Club LOIS JANE CLARK “Lots” FHA: Ir. Red Cross Service Club; Tennis; Bowling; Basket- ball; Swimming Club; Chorus; Officiating Club; Sophomore Ori- entation MARILYNN CLEVELAND “Lynn” Archery Club; Basketball; Serv- ice Club; Gym Leader; Senior Play Publicity; Red Cross Repre- sentative; De-O-Wain-Sta Staff: Swimming Club; Chorus; BSI Typist; Library Council; Noon Hour Activities; Officiating Club; Secca Type; Tennis; Sophomore Orientation KAREN CLIPPINGER “Karen” Veritas Vincit; Assembly Usher; Swimming Club; Archery Club; Inter-Club Council; Service Club; Basketball: French Club; Tennis; De -O- Wain- Sta Photography; Senior Play Usher; Jr. Honor So- cicty ; Volleyball MARIE COIA ‘'Marte”’ Archery Club: Library Council: Inter-Club Council Rep.; Inter- Club Council Vice-Pres JOHN COLLINS EDWARD COLLUCCIO “Jeep” “Eddy” Homeroom Chairman; Chorus Basketball '48; Bowling '47; De- O-Wain-Sta Art Staff CARL CONIGLIO ‘ Raboit” Projection Club FRANCES MARIE CONIGLIO “Fran” FHA: Gym Leader; Chorus ’ CARLETON P. CONVERSE BOB COPPOCIA “Carl” “Bob” WILLIAM COPPOLA CARL COUNTRYMAN “Willy” “Tunior’ Band Bowling [18] ANTHONY COVIELLO Anthony’ Intramural Basketball: Home- room Pre sident WAYNE COURCELL “Wayne” Raseball Manager “46; JV Base- ball 47: V Baseball ‘48 ROSE D'AMBROSI Rose’ JOHN CUSIMANO De-O-Wain-Sta Publicity; Senior Stock Car’ Play Publicity; Officiating Club; Gym Leader; Red Cross Service Club; Basketball; Chorus; Sopho- more Orientation; Tennis; Sopho- more Homeroom Vice Chairman CATHERINE D’AVOLIO “Kat? French Club; Glee Club; Special Chorus THERESA DE BONZO “Tessie” FHA: Chorus ae ASSUNDA DE CAROLIS BERNARD DEMSKI “Sue” Bernie’ Basketball IV Football ‘48; V Football °49; Track '47-'48 JAMES DE SALVO “lames” PATSY DOMENICO ae ta Homeroom Chairman; JV _ Foot- ball ‘47: V Football ‘48-49; V Basketball '48-'49 Band: Intramural Basketball {19} SHIRLEY DOMENICO “Babs” Loose Threaders a DONALD EDICK CHARLES ELLIS “Dina” “Chung” Football '47 - '48 -'49; Basketball BSI '47; Swimming Team; Sling- '47-'48-'49: Baseball 48; Track erland ‘49; Senior Play; Hi-Y ‘46 '47-'48-49- Dramatic Club DAVID ELMER “Dave” ALBERT ERNST “Heddy” RUTH ELMER “Ruth” FHA: Knit Wits: Red Cross Service Club: De - O - Wain - Sta: Senior Play Publicity; Library Council PATRICIA ESPOSITO “Pat” Sr. Ring Com.; Soph. Decoration Com.: Jr .Prom Com.: Class Night Usher; Library Council; Red Cross Service Club; Inter- national Correspondence; BSI; Latin Club; Glee Club; Soph. Orientation BETTY DURSI “Betty” MARILYN ELMER Red” BSI; Latin Club; Library Coun cil; Gym Leader; De-O-Wain- Sta; Assembly Usher; Senior Ring Com.; Senior Play Usher MARGE ETLING Margie” IV Cheerleader; Head Varsity Cheerleader : Veritas Vincit: B.S.1.; De-O-Wain-Sta; Slinger- land; Latin Club; French Club; Red Cross: Gym Leaders; Jr. Honor Society; Assembly Ush- ers; Soph. Dec. Com. MAXINE EVANS Mac”’ NANCY FELICE Hotshot Basketball; Softball; Swimming Club; Gym Leader; Volleyball; Officiating Club; Bowling Club; Senior Play Usher TOSEPH FERRARE Toe? Band: Intramural Basketball A= “ ALICE FEDEROW “Slim” Secca Types; BSI Typist; Volley- ball: Inter-Club Council sentative MARY FILIPPONI “Flip” Glee Club: Basketball; Softball; Volleyball Repre- PAULINE FACCIOLO Pa Md la Loose Threaders ROSE FELICE “Ro 7 Basketball: Gym Leader: Bowling; Swimming Band: RICHARD FERRUCCI “Dick” V Football '47-'48-'49: Club Spanish MICHAEL FIASCHETTI Mike’ JOYCE FISHER “Chick” Library Council; Red Cross Serv- ice lub: International Corres- ® pondence Club; Secca Types; ay Homeroom Chairman; Sophomore = Decoration Com. {21} ROBERT FLINT “R bert a ALFRED FONTANA Preddie a Spanish Club; Jr. Honor Society; Band; Red Cross Representative Senior Play Com.: Senior Class lr Prom Com.: H:-Y : [reas . Baseball ‘49-50; Basketball °48- 49; Spanish Club; Sr. Ring Com.; De-O-Wain-Sta Staff: Sophomore Decoration Com. GILBERT FOX MARIO FRAGOLA Gil” Mario” De-O-Wain-Sta Business: BSI: Band: De-O-Wain-Sta Business Sophomore Orientation PEGGIE JEANNE FRENCH “Peg” BERNARD A. FROIO “Dice” BARBARA JEAN GALLUPPI GRACE JOANNE GAMASTA “Babs” Gee Gee’ Red Cross Service Club; Knit Vice-Pres, Sophomore Class: Wits; Glee Club Vice-Pres. Junior Class JEAN ANN GARDNER Teanie”’ BSI Reporter; Officiating Club; Gym Leader; De-O- Wain - Sta Publicity; De-O-Wain-Sta Busi- ness; Senior Play Publicity; Bas- ketball; Softball; Volleyball; Track; German Club; Library Club; Sophomore Orientation; De-O-Wain-Sta Model KATHERINE GARDNER “Katie” Latin Club; International Cor- respondence Club; De-O-Wain- Sta Business; Senior Play Pub- licity PATRICIA GEARY “Pat” ALICE GECOSKY “Red” Bowling; Koit Wits; Service Club JACK GETBEHEAD NINA GIAMBONA lack” “N?” Glee Club; Red Cross Represen Chorus; Basketball ; Red Cross tative; Assembly Com.; Home- Rep. room Chairman: Chorus | VIRGINIA GOCHEE “Ginnie” ANDREW GIAMPORCARO “Andy” Projection Club; Track ‘48 Vice-Pres. Class of °50; Secca Types; Projection Club; French Club; Assembly Usher; BSI; De- O-Wain-Sta; Senior Play Cast; Senior Ring Com.; Class Night Usher: Dramatics Club THERESE GOETZ ARTHUR E. GOLDEN T herese”’ “Te” Secca Types; Gym Leader; De-O- Homeroom Chairman: Red Wain Sta; Senior Play Com.; Cross Rep. Officiating Club; Volleyball MURRAY GOLDSTONE Murf” French Club; Latin Club; BSI Director; De-O-Wain-Sta; Hi-Y; Special Chorus; Glee Club; Pro- jection Club; Honor Society; Camera Club; Slingerland; Sigma Alpha DOROTHY GORSKI Mort’ Intramural Basketball; Bowling Club {23] JOHN GOTTUSO lobnny Decorations: Track Sophomore Representative ; ‘48: Red Cross De-O-Wain-Sta; Intramural Bas- ketball '48-'49 GEORGE GRANDE “George” Varsity Football ‘47 - 48 - '49; Spanish Club; Homeroom Chair- man: Intramural Basketball! DONALD E. GREENE “Don” Army '46-'47-'48 JACK GROW “Bulgy’ Senior Class Pres.; Pres. Hi-Y: Student Council; Student Cabi- net; Assembly Com.: Election Com.; De-O-Wain-Sta Publicity Editor; Senior Play Manager: Sr. Ring Com.; National Honor So- ciety; Assembly Com.; Com- mencement Usher ROSE MARIE GUILIANO Pidge’”’ Cheerleader; Inter-Club Council: Secca Types; Red Cross Service Club; Loose Threaders: Basket- ball; Gym Leader; Chorus {24} ETON GRAHAM “Sugar” Basketball; Softball; Library Council; Officiating Club; Chorus EUGENE GRECO “Junior’ Spanish Club; Track Team RICHARD GRC IGAN “Dick” DANNY GUGGI “Gug”’ Band; Intramural Basketball 49 CHARLES HAHN “Chuck” Football; De-O-Wain-Sta; Intrez mural Basketball '48-'49 BARBARA A. HARRIS “Barb” Inter-Club Council: De-O-Wain- Sta; Senior Play Com.; Soph. Orientation; Band; Archery Club; Gym Leader; Officiating Club; Basketball; Softball; Tennis; Vol leyball MARIE HANLEY “Marte” RONALD HAYNER FRED HERBST “Ron” Fritz” JV Baseball; De-O-Wain-Sta , RAY HNATOWSKY a Chike” — yy i }V Basketball; Varsity Basket ball; Athletic Commissioner JACK HOLECK PAUL HOLECK “Gotrach” Paul” SUZANNE HERBST “Sue” Secca Types; Red Cross Service Club; Knit Wits; Assembly Ush- er; Homeroom Chairman; De-O- Wain-Sta; Soph. Orientation ’ _—. RICHARD HOWLAND “Taxt’ Hi-Y ; Chorus; Swimming ‘47 JEAN HOLMES “Jean” De-O-Wain-Sta; Loose Thread- ers; Swimming Club; Archery Club; Spanish Club; Jr. Prom Com; 4 Red Cross; French Club; International Correspond- ence Vice-Pres. [25] MARIE HUBER “Marie” Veritas Vincit; Assembly Usher; FHA: Gym Leader: Archery Club; Knit Wits: Red Cross: Inter-Club Council; Election Com.; Soph. Orientation; Class Night Usher; Jr. Prom Com. RITA HUCKO “Rif” MABLE INGERSOLL GEORGE HUGHES “Iney’ “Ronny” BSI Typist; Secca Types; Knit Wits: Red Cross Service Club; FHA: De-O-Wain-Sta FRED JACKSON “Fred” Swimming; JV Baseball WALTER JEZOWSKI “W bitey” Spanish Club; Homeroom Chair- man BETTY JOHNSON “Shorty” ELDA MARY JONES Jr. Honor Society; De-O-Wain- “Jonsey’ Sta; Sr. Play Com.; Red Cross; Basketball; Bowling; Tennis ; International Correspondence Gym Leader: BSI Typist; FHA; Club; Archery Club; Basketball; = D¢.O.Wain-Sta; Special Chorus; Election Com.; Inter-Club Coun- Knit Wits: Red Cross: Soph cil; Class Night Usher; Home- . Orientation room Vice-Chairman MARILYN JONES “Joneste”’ Sr. Class Sec.; Swimming Club; Archery Club; Gym Leader; Lat- in Club; Spanish Club; BSI; Veritas Vincit; Assembly Usher; Class Night Usher; Jr. Prom Dec.; Chairman Sr. Play Pro- gram; De-O-Wain-Sta Humor; Basketball; Soph. Orientation; Election Com.; Red Cross Rep.; Jr. Prom Com. GERALDINE JUNE Homeroom Chairman; Projection Club; De-O-Wain-Sta Staff DAVID KARLEN “Red” Hi-Y;: Spanish Club; De-O-Wain- Sta Sports Editor; Football: Base- ball; Hockey ALBERT KIPFER — Bowling ( WILLIAM KNUDSEN “Bill” Baseball; Bowling Smoky’ Club: Chorus JAMES LAMB “Tim” Projection Club LOUISE KRETZ De-O-Wain-Sta Art: BSI: Swim- ming Club; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Ring Com.; Red Cross DIANE KEKIS Ke Ke” Inter-Club Council; JV Cheer- leader; Swimming Club; Home- room Chairman; Officiating Club; Veritas Vincit; Sr. Play Com.; Student Assn. Drive; Basketball; Gym Leader; De-O- Wain - Sta Staff ; Soph. Orientation; Jr. Prom Chairman; Decoration Com. = } RUTH KIPFER Blondie’ Knit Wits: Red Cross Service Club: Basketball: Volleyball: Sr. Play Properties; Secca Types; Chorus; Track ROSE KOBERG Roste’ International Corr.:; Service Club; De-O-Wain-Sta Humor; Gym Leader; Volleyball EDWARD LA FOUNTAIN Es LORRAINE LA MONT “Lorraine” Bowling; Loose Threaders ; Chor- us; Softball [27] CHARLES M. LEFFERT, I “Lefty” Track; Football; Basketball Mer. ; Hockey; Spanish Club; De-O. Wain-Sta: Hi-Y: Soph Dex Com, ANTHONY G, LATTANZIO “Tony” Track: Cross Country: Basket- ball: De-O-Wain-Sta: Hi-Y ROBERT D. LEIDIG SHIRLEY LERMAN gf FP ha loey”’ Hi-Y; De-O-Wain-Sta Activity Veritas Vincit; Red Cross; Bas- Editor; Sr. Play Stage Com.; ketball; Gym Leader; Swimming Commencement Usher; Jr. Prom Club; De-O-Wain-Sta; Track ; Com.; Intramural Basketball Softball; Jr. Prom Com.; Volley- ball; De-O-Wain-Sta Model ; Soph. Orientation; Baccalaureate Usher: Sr. Ringe Com LEOKADYA LEW ANDROWSKI ae e”’ Jr. Red Cross: Chorus: Basket- ball: FHA; Knit Wits; Loose Threaders; Library Council; Sec- ca Types; BSI; De-O-Wain-Sta i GEORGE LIGHT “Georgie” SALLY ANN LINTS JOE LOFTUS “Sally” Hose’ Sr° Play; Chorus; Inter - Club 1V, V Football; Cross Country; Council; Basketball; Glee Club Track; Intramural Basketball; De. O-Wain-Sta Humor Editor; Sr. Play Com. JASON LOOMIS JENNIE LOMBARDO “Tay” “Jennie” Secca Types Track (28 } RALPH MacLACHLAN Mac GEORGE LOWERRE ff? Po ’, George Band; Sr. Play; Slingerland; BSI; Intramural Basketball; De - O - W ain-Sta HELEN M. MAGNANTI ARTHUR MALORZO “Maggie” “Art” Glee Club; Chorus; Basketball Chorus; Freshman Football ANNA ROSE MARION “Tootsie’ Loose Threaders; Chorus; Bowl- ing; Glee Club MARY MANTELLI “Stormy” Loose Threaders; Secca Types; De-O-Wain-Sta; Bowling Club; Chorus; Soph. Orientation; Red Cross Rep. PIERINA ANN MARILYN MARTIN MATTACOLA rf ’ Pierina Marilyn” JV, V Cheerleading; Swimming Basketball; Baseball: Chorus: Club; Gym Leader; Veritas Vin- Gym Leader; Swimming Club; cit; Basketball Special Chorus ERNEST MEAR Sluevo”’ Hi-Y; Cross Country; Track; Homeroom Chairman WALTER McCANN “Wal?” Track; Band; Hi-Y; Projection Club; National Honor Society; Homeroom Chairman; French Club; Sr. Play Crew [29] ANTHONY MESAGNA, IR “Zitr’ Intramural Basketball DONALD MILLER Sr. Play Ticket Com.: Dramatics Club EUGENE MILLHOUSE VIRGINIA MONEY “Gene” Ginger” Band: Homeroom Chairman: BSI: Tennis Hi-Y BARBARA MOORE “Mou se’ Band; Basketball: Baseball CLAIRE MONOBIANCO Secca Types; Glee Club; Red Cross Rep.; Bowling ROBERT MORGAN JOYCE MORTIS “Bob” “Joyce” Sr. Play Cast; De-O-Wain-Sta B.S.I. Messenger Model; Hi-Y; German Club: In- ter-Club Council; Dramatics Club MARY MULLALLY “ Muscles” Knit Wits; Loose Threaders; Chorus SHIRLEY MORTIS “Shorty” Jr. Red Cross; Bowling [30] FRED ALBERT MUMPTON “Fred ’ BSI; Projection Club: German Club; Sr. Play; Homeroom Chair- man; Soph. Orientation; Glee Club; Dramatics Club; Special Chorus: Commencement Usher: De-O-W ain-Sta ROBERT MULLALLY “Bob” Freshman Football; JV Football ROSE MUSCARELLA RUSSEL MYERS “Ro-Ko”’ “Rusty” � Glee Club; Library Council Chorus a Se : ; H{ Lo . SAM MYERS Slim” Bowling ‘47-48 LOUIS NASH “Loute”’ CONCEPTA NATALE JOYCE NEISS “Connie” “Jan” Jr. Homeroom Chairman; Arch- Library Council; Jr. Prom Com. ery Club; Secca Types; Library Council; BSI Typist; Soph. Ori- entation; Student Council; Sr. Play Usher PHYLLIS NESSEL Pee Wee’ Basketball; FHA; Glee Club; Archery; BSI JONI NICKERSON “Jonr’ Bowling; Assembly Ushers; Sr. Play; Dramatics Club {31} FIORE NORELLI Fiore WILLIAM PAGE “Bill” TV Basketball; JV Baseball; De- O-Wain-Sta Business Manager; Band: Drum Major; Track; Bowling; Latin Club; French Club: V Basketball: Hi-Y MARY LOUISE PEARSALL “Mary Lou” Red Cross Rep.; Glee Club; Spanish Club; Veritas Vincit; Gym Leader; Archery Club; Edi- tor-in-Chief of De-O-Wain-Sta; Jr. Prom. Dec. Com.; Election Com.; Jr. Honor Society; Chorus ; Baccalaureate Usher; Swimming Club; Soph. Orientation DOROTHY PALMER MARY PANNICCI “Dor” Mary’ Gym Leader Basketball: Baseball; Volleyball; JEAN NORELLI “lean” Basketball; Secca Types; Swim ming Club ELENORE NYSTROM GLADYS TOSEPHINE URIie” OSCHOWSKI Projection Club; Glee Club; “Gladys” FHA; Assembly Usher; Dra- Glee Club; Secca Types; Soph. matics Club; Red Cross Rep.; Sr Orientation Play Stage Com. A. SHIRLEY PALLIWADE wor Red Cross Rep.: BSI Commis- sioner; Student Council; Gym me Leader; De-O-Wain-Sta Staff; Li- be Pte brary Council; Sr. Play Usher; ‘s - é Soph. Orientation; Special Chorus Gym Leader SHIRLEY PEPPER “Pep” Jr. Prom Dec. Com.; Sr. Ring Com.; Class Night Usher; Sr. Play Com.; De-O-Wain-Sta Mod- el; Sr. Editor of De-O-Wain- Sta; Baccalaureate Usher; Elec- tion Com. JOSEPH PERRY “loe’ Homeroom Chairman; JV Basket- ball ‘47: Intramural Basketball DOLORES PHILLIPS “Dee” Bowling Club; Chorus NORMA POMILIO “Rusty” Bowling Club SHIRLEY ROSE PREMO “Shirl” Chorus a if BOB RAPKE “Bob” Basketball; Red Cross Rep. WILLIAM PERRY “Te tty’ Vice-Chairman of Homeroom: Football '48-'49; Baseball ‘48-49 GENEVIEVE PIERSONS a nnie’ RICHARD PORTER Porky’ Homeroom Chairman S. S. H.; Intramural Sports; Track ‘46-47 MARY PUGLIA “Mary” Basketball - Secca- Types I ee — BERNIE RICHARDSON “Bernie” {33] MARLENE RIECK Marle ne’’ Basketball] 49 MICHALINA BARBARA RONDINELLI “Mickey Rondy”’ Gym Leader; Basketball; Knit- Officiating Club; De-O. Wain-Sta; Softball League; Arch- Wits; ery Club LILLIAN SALVADOR “Lily” Loose Threaders; BSI [34] Secca-Types ; LUCILLE RIZZUTO “Lucy” Glee Club; Basketball; Chorus; Archery Club; De-O-Wain-Sta; Gym Leader; Baccaleureate Chorus CHARLES RUDD Charlie a Hi-Y; Senior Play; Glee Club; Special Chorus; De-O-Wain-Sta; Dramatics Club ESTHER ROBERTS “Esther” Glee Club; Library Council JANE RUSSELL “Janie” Majorette; De-O-Wain-Sta Art Editor; National Honor Society; Veritas Vincit; Asembly Usher; French Club; Swimming Club; Intramural Basketball: Senior Play; Junior Ring Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Bacca- laureate Usher RICHARD RIZZIO “Dizzy” LOUIE JOHN ROSSI “Louie” Homeroom Chairman; Red Cross Representative; Projection Club; Bowling; Dramatics Club; Senior Play; Senior Ring Committee; Junior Prom Committee FRANK SALVAGGIO Frank” NICK SAMARCO “Little Nick” Navy '43-'44-'45-'46 ANTOINETTE SANTORO “ Antoinette’ F.H.A.; Red Cross; Secca-Types; Knit-W its JENNIE SANTORO MARGARET SANZONE “Jay” “Marg” F.H.A.; Secca-Types; B.S.I.; Red Library Council; French; Projec- Cross Service Club; Bowling; tion Club; Glee Club; Junior Library Prom Committee; Senior Play; Red Cross; Archery Club; Bac- calaureate Usher; De-O-Wain-Sta; Latin Club. PAUL SCHEIBLE “Pueblo” Red Cross Chairman; J. V. Bas- ketball; Intramural Basketball; Hi-Y Homeroom Chairman ANN SATNIK “Annie” Loose Threaders ut HAROLD SCHINDLER DON F. SCHMALZ “Harold” “Don” Homeroom Chairman, Sophomore Swimming Year; Projection Club; German Club RONALD SCHULTZ “Whitey” Hockey; Intramural Basketball '48-'49; J. V., V Baseball ANTOINETTE SCIORILLI “Nate” Basketball; Softball; Volleyball; Gym Leader; Officiating Club {35] ALAN SCOTHON Big Al” Student Association: Junior Class: Pres, HI Y ‘49; Tennis ‘48-49-50; Var- sity Football ‘49; J. V. Football 47-48; Varsity Basketball ‘48; I V. Basketball ‘47: Student Council: Student Cabinet: Senior Ring Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Cast V ice-Pre Vice-Pres NELLIE SEIGLER “Clim” JOSEPH SESTITO Toe French Club Pres.; Latin Club: Band '46-'47-'48-'49-'50: BSI Ass't Director; Projection Club Pres. : Slingerland ‘49 Bowling; Chorus CHARLES P. SGROI “Chuck” Intramural Basketball; Senior Play Committee; De-O-Wain-Sta Staff MARIE SHIMP CARMELA SHIRO Loose Threaders - im ; Carne bad HELEN SKOWRON “Blondie” Secca-Types; Loose Threaders; Red Cross Service Club; BSI: De- O-Wain-Sta Write-Up [36] HELEN SEIGLER “Helen” “ y BARBARA SHERMAN “Barb’’ Giee Club; Gym Leader; Loose Threaders ; Basketball FREDERICK SMITH “Fred” GEORGE R. SMITH “Smitty” GEORGE H. SMITH “Smitty” Senior Play Stage Committee; Vice-Chairman Homeroom; Soph- omore Orientation JAMES SMITH JOSEPH C. SMITH “Smitty” “Smitty” MARTHA JEAN SMITH “Marty” Majorette; Red Cross; Loose Threader; Assembly Usher; Knit- § Wits; Correspondence Club; Serv- J ice Club; Senior Play Stage Com- B® mittee; Latin Club; French Club; Senior Play Usher; De-O-Wain- Sta Write-Up; Junior Honor So- ciety; Sophomore Orientation RONALD SMITH “Smitty” Bowling Club; Hi-Y; De-O.- Wain-Sta Business; Latin Club JOAN SNYDER ORVILLE M. SNYDER “Joanie” “Orve’ Special Chorus; Library Council; Bowling De-O-Wain-Sta; Gym Leader; As- sembly Usher BARBARA SPINK “Bobbie” Loose Threaders ROSALIE SPINELLA “Dusty” Bowling Club ; Secca-Types ; Loose Threaders; Chorus; Basketball: Soph. Orientation Skit [37] BETTY STAPLE “Bets” Majorette ‘48. 19: I oose Thread- ers; De-O-Wain-Sta: F. H. A.: Soph. Orientation; Kait-Wits TOM STINNETT “se as Soph. Decoration Committee WILLIAM THOMAS “Bill” {38] WILLIAM ST. DENIS RE, 7. nie’ J V. Baseball 48: Varsity Base. ball 49-50; Hockey °47-'48-'49- Intramural Basketball ‘49 ROBERT STEPHAN MARGARET STEWART “Bob” “Peggy” Library Council; Gym Leader: Secca Types; Knit Wits: Basket- ball CLARENCE STROWBRIDGE “Hemo”’ BSI; Commencement Usher; Dra- matics Club; Projection Club; French and Spanish Club; Senior Play Stage, Committee; De-O. Wain-Sta Business; Publicity PAUL SWANCOTT “Pablo” J. V. Baseball ‘48: Hockey ‘'47- ‘48-49; Tennis ‘49; Hi-Y; Inter Club Council: Intramural Basket- ball ‘49; Senior Play Committee; Student Association Drive DONALD E. TEFFT “Hop pie” WILLIAM THURBER “T hurbe”’ Hi-Y; Football; Latin Club; In- tramural Basketball; De-O-Wain- Sta Activities; Senior Play Stage Committee LUCILLE TYLER “lon” Red Cross Rep.; Senior Ring Com- mittee; Election Committee; Stu- dent Council; Sophomore Class Secretary; Sophomore Decoration Committee; Junior Prom Com.- mittee; RFA Float; Archery Club; De-O-Wain-Sta Staff; Student Association Drive; Senior Play Usher; Sophomore Orientation; Cap and Gown Committee; Na- tional Honor Society; Head Usher Class Night; Secretary of Student Assn.; Pres. Student Assn. DOROTHY TREMBETH “Dordy’ Chorus; F. H. A DENNIS TROXELL SAM TRIFICANO Band; Hi-Y; Bowling “Taf Football : Baseball ‘47-48: Intra- mural Basketball '47-'48-'49: Jun- ior Homeroom Chairman MARGARET UVANNI Margaret’ STANLEY URBANIK “Stash” Intramural Basketball FILOMENA VACCARO DONALD VAN DRESAR “Flo” “Don” Basketball Baseball '48-'49-'50; Hockey ‘49. ‘50; J. V. Basketball and Football ‘48: Intramural Basketball ‘48-’ 49°50; Homeroom Chairman; Stage Committee of Senior Play LOUISE VASQUEZ “Lula” F.H. A.; Red Cross Service Club; Archery Club; Gym Leader; Li- brary Council; Homeroom Red Cross Representative; Officiating Club MINICA VERRENTI Mickey’ Red Cross Representative; Scnior Play Cast; Special Chorus [39] VIRGINIA VERRENTI “Red” Archery Club; Glee Club JOANN WALDA Jo’ Bowling Club; Basketball JUNE WALKER HOWARD WARCUP “Foggy” “Hiccup” Junior Prom Committee; Senior R. F. A. Band °'47-48-'49: Intra- Play Committee; Baccalaureate mural Basketball; Senior Play Usher Stage Committee JAY WILLIAMS “Tay” Commencement Usher; De-O.- Wain-Sta; Soph. Orientation; J. V. rootball Manager ‘47; Var- sity Manager ‘48; BSI: Glee Club; Hi-Y; Senior Play Stage Committee; Assembly Usher; Latin Club; Red Cross Represen- tative; Vice-Chairman of Home. room; Projection Club; National Honor Society; Special Chorus: Dramatic Club Secretary SHIRLEY WHITMAN “Shirl” Library Council; Red Cross Serv- ice Club; Knit Wits PATRICIA WILLIAMS PHILIP WOLFF “Pat” “Phil” Homeroom Chairman; Archery Basketball '47-'48-'49 Ciub; Loose Threaders: De-O.- W ain-Sta Photography; Gym Leader; Bowling Club; Glee Club RICHARD WOLFF “Rick” Glee Club; Special Chorus HELEN WOJDYLA “Cupcakes” FHA; Chorus [40] HAROLD YERGER Jac R”’ JOAN YERGER “To” Majorette; Junior Red Cross; Loose Threader; International Correspondence Club; Service Club; Knit Wits; BSI; Senior Play Cast; De-O-Wain-Sta Art; Sophomore Orientation; Junior Honor Society; Dramatics Club: Basketball ; Volleyball AURIE RUTH YUTZLER JOHN REH PETER ZAKALA Student Association Drive; Home- “Jack” “Texas” room Chairman; FHA Track °47-'49-'50; Sigma Alpha ‘49: B.S. I. '48-'49.'50: Drama tics Club '49-'50 (Treas.): Ger man Club ‘49 ( Treas.) ; American Legion Speaking Contest ‘49: Slingerland ‘49; Senior Play Cast ‘49: Projection Club ‘49-50. SALLY ZIANKOSKI Sal” Loose Threaders; Bowling; Bas- ketball; Sophomore Orientation RICHARD D’AMORE “Rich” Bowling ‘49 {41} OE dy entor (lass istory LA vi ( ‘ _ | | . | . VA ' In Ay . H : : ye . Mr. | € i N | � ‘ nN ‘ , } { ) ’ | Senior R | , ms | May VM ‘ } } In ] | | VV ‘ iss t N i 4 ' . . ‘ W 2, ‘5 ‘+ = ] ; . . ' ‘ T ‘ = ‘ I | | | 4 , . ’ ’ S € 7 5 Under the « : f Mrs. Bates and Miss K | pres Decet } Senior play | Ado | i Lh pl s judged Dy tl S e of the best plays e presented Ron free A iemy After th play we nad a POS c Rainbo In May we! our S B + {) ( ( DfT Pre ue | ic K (,srow e-Presid Virginia Gocher ) Ma I ) Kol | I} V1, mies With ou i Be 4 ces VINCENT CECI DOLORES LINK EDWARD DE MATTEO CARL UBELL HENRY HULI DUANE WHEELER KURT LAUBER GLENN WILLSEY be ; Cael -e he '¢ eM 3 af . OR view o f gota a) Pe Tia Ri oa See Ta : ie ae BF ’ ae - on @ omattes wh. + BRY NILSEN CAROLYN: PERRY RONALD WENDT uUntors Treasures JOAN GUALTIERI Row 1 S. Beck: M Brushkowski; J. Ba- dalato:. V. Bussolo; A. Barbato, Red Cross Representa- tive: L. Biondi, Chairman; E. Ald- ridge, Vice-Chair- man: B. Anson; C. Barker: R. Brush- kowski. Row 2—R Ali; J. Campbell; A. Beckwith; E Barnard: D. Burk; Schuler; B Schonbackler; F Alonge; M. Campa naro:; A. Bottini Row 3—R. Brynil- sen; H. Burton; J Burke; E. Aldridge; W. Barber; R. Anno. () Cay Vv. ( tt A, ¢ a Re Cross K itative ( ( man: S. Cal 1. Vice ( ian; Filomena Can tarano; M. D’Avo lio; P. Feole; J. Di Berandino. Row 2 S. Cortese; R. Con- verse: R. Dalzell: B Evans: M. E. Dav- ies: M. Caramella; R. DeLutis: A. Car- letta: M, DiGus- tine W Eychner : A. Conti; K. Dun ham. Row 3—A. Ca- taldi: C. Chrestien: N. Czvko: B. Dem- ski: H. Hull; M Edwards; J. DiCas eae . Dowd Home Room 2? Row 1—N. Pace: M Pelon: A. Pawli ki wski: V Packer Red Cross Represen tative; R. Patchen. V ice President: M Narehood. Presi dent; A. Merchant: M.].Messineo. Rou 2—G. Plattenburg; A. Parker: R. M Perry; G. Mroz: M Palmer; A. Orze. chowski; W. Mead: W. Prior: G. Peters Rou i—C. Orto- lano; E. Parry: R Peer; T, Prossner: D. Otis: R. Powell: J. Opper; F. Regetz Row 1—J. Griffin: A. Fiordiliso: P Gibbs; A. Filippini, Vice-President: R Golly, Chairman: Z French; Y. Fros chauer; V. Filippi- ni; L. Gardner Row 2—J. Geneve- se; E. Gallucci: R Falitico; A. Grif. fiths; M. Hanley: B. Hazemeiss; J. Gual- tieri; M. Grifasi; E Gyngell, Red Cross Representative; G. Fiorini; A. Festa Row 3—L. Garo- falo: F Facciolo: E. Franklin: K. Jencks: R. Miller; J. Hig- gins; W. Hallen- beck; W. Gifford: C. Kiskadden; F. Feole. R ti j ] Hath- waite: V. Hines: D Lewek: L. Lauri: P 1. Lewis: L. Marsh: M. Linowitch: J] Hoffman: M La (,atta: P Messnet Row 3—P. Nagur- ney: |. Mullally: ] Law: R. Rapke: R Mullally: R M Mahon: D. Muttil lo: B. Smith Home Room 23 Home Room 2 7 Row 1—G. St, Den IS. A Recchio ; R Spink; J. Spinelli, Home Room Chair- man: K Rizzuto, Vice-Chairman; | Tagliaferri; M Powers: E. Smith, Red Cross Represen tative Row 2—R. Spada : D Recco ; A Shiro: D. Stovall; L. Pettinelli; V Smothers. Row 3 P. Semo; P. Saba- tint; W Rossi; R Shoemaker: M. Ser- ra; W. Stephan; R. Ringrose Home Room 3] Row I1—P. Wéall- sey: M._ Testani, Treas. R. Wendt, V. C.; J, Uva nni, Chairman; S. Trah- cante, Sec.: G. Voce, ; Red Cross Repre- sentative. Row 2— J]. Yager; A. Wan- zenreid: C. Me- Closkey: S. Thrash- er. R. M. Waller; M. Weber: V. Ver- renti Row 3—]. Tyler: A. Witchley: K Tindall; J, Wuthrick; D. Zar- no; W.Wikicra; H. Washburn; R. Ya- ger. 1oVvs Home Room 39 yi L. Uvanni: Cianco: A. Vito. ice-Chairman: A. rescenzi. Chair- . A A an: P. Storace ‘ D Soldon P. Crulla. Rot C. Country mann: C. Richard son: R. Carletta: |] Sterling. Red Cross Representative: H Tagliaterri; R. Ross; R. Rizio. Row 3 L. Pettinelli: G. Fox; LD Woods: H Vince: |. Santoro Home Room 40 Row 1—S. Marsh; E. Cacciatore; G Coleman, Vice- Chairman; J. Col- lins, C. Perry, Red Cross RKepresenta- tive: I. Burke. Row 2—E. Humez; L. Magnanti; A. Ma- lorzo; H. Seigler; A. Nasto Rou 3—J. Plunket, A. Pomilio; R. Longway, P Capponi; D. Hub- bard Home Room 32 | a L “HwFritor ( QAIID « istory hy f i rt _ ; Vi K | ’ ; { } i J { ) () he Ka | }' : a iLJve-' i-3 i f . nO 5 sop j | fe 4 a | 4 noid Soph omores President Co | ass PETER HARITATOS Ofticers Secretary BARBARA SCHATZEL Vice-President HENRY LAVARNWAY 4. Treasurer DORIS KNUDSEN Home Room 6 Row 1—T. Danna; J]. Bowman; T. Campbell. Row 2— R. Smith; F. Casca- rella; J. Larkin; P. Pace; B. Adolfi; H. Edick; J. Carasone. Row 3—J. Beasock; M. Makarchuck; L. Pasenza; F. Consi- glio, Vice-Chair- man; C,. Watson, Chairman; G. Lau- fer; D. Mercurio. Home Room 8 . Row 1—J. Bottini; Bommarito; P Alligaier: W Au- gustyn, ITreas.; M. Boriak. Chairman; Barons Vice- Chairman; V. Basile, Secretary: N. Bar nard: R. Barber Row 2—J. Allen; L Albreckt: H. Akins; D. Akles; J. Bent- ley: R Bud: R Alessi: K. Ander- son: E. Borman; D Bottini: I. Boicko Row 3—T. Aftana- to: W_. Bornick: R. Aiellio: M. Brod- oick: H. Bowers; K Bird: M. Bova: P. Basile; J. Burk; P. Borruso: S. Affa- nato. Home Room 9 Row 1—O. Cuotti: J. Catanzaro; N Carpenter; V. Con- verse: S. Burkhart. Chairman; |]. Chy- rywaty, Vice-Chair- man; E. Campbell, Red Cross Represen- tative; T. Carroll: N. Curtis; Row 2 S Cadrette: ( Burns; L, Clippin- ger; W. Cary: E Campbell: J. Cabo; J. Carrier; C. Che- ney: C. Ciulla: M Ciotti: Jackie Ches- bro; S. Carissimo; J. Randle; W. Cho- pi¢ Row 3—S Burgdorft ; J. Busle; J. Clark; J. Brand; Absent - Bulsie- WiIczZ. Home Room II Row 1—J. Carver; L. Hawkins; F.Got- tuso: D. Doolittle. Chairman; H. Lat- tanzio, Vice-Chair- man: 5B. Barone, Red Cross Represen- tative; D. McDon- ald. Row 2—D. Mc- Neely; J. Lincourt; L. Tracy; L. Mer- chant; M. Carletta; A. Anania;: C. Ma- trassi. Row 3—T-. Serra; A. De Bonzo; M. Howard; J. Skowron. 4 Soph omores Home Room 33 Row 1I—U. Dursi; § M. Farr. J. Della f Contrata: M. ¢ lark. Vice-P esident . M Esposito, Red Cross Representative ; ] Elliott: C. Fontana: P. Fazio. Row 2 D. De Ruby: A. De. Lutis; B. Esposito : D. De Lutis D Deck; D. Ferrare: ] Forester : A Feloso - ]. Gonidano. Rew 3 -V. Di Maggio: A Conde; F. Evans: F Enos: N. Cortez: F Froio; D. Ferguson Home Room 34 Row i1—B. Furney: G. Fouts; M. L Gleasman; D. Jones, Red Cross Represen- tative; R. Jones, Vice-Chairman: ( Gardinier; L. Gur- liano; A. Jayne. Kow 2—P. Greci; J. Hughes; G. John- son; B. Gerard: E. Gwyther; M. Harrington; M. Graham; W. Herter. Row 3—W. Hughes; W. Goetz; F. Hicks: W. Jackson; J. Gualtieri; R. Haun- felner; R. Harvey; N. Gisondi. Home Room 35 Row I—D. Knud- sen; N. Mear; J. Maycock; C. Martz- loft; A. Malone. Vice-Chairman; J. Saufer; R. Martura- no; E. Sieber. Row 2—A. Lombino; R. Martingano; M. Ma- donia; E. Sorenzini: G. Mead; J. Lucci; T. Lawler; J. Ma- lorzo. Row 3—H. Lavarnway ; C. Link. R. Kain; G. Koenig; R. Lynch; R. Little; G. McCutchon: E. Kimball. A. Larsen, Red Cross Represen- tative — Absent; J. Kehoe, Chairman — Absent. ‘ Mercurio: {; Pelton: B. Pendortf: P. Nash M. Pal mon, V ice-Presi dent: H. Natale. President; J. Park, Red Cross Represen tative: M. Paoletti: R. Nelson; |]. Mesz ler. Row 2—R. Mu rabito: D. Montzin- go; R. Meier; ¢ Page: L. Paine: M Peters: B Mill house; R. Militello; R. Mirabelli: J. Par- ry: R. Panara, Kou j—R. Messagna; R Pl unkett: F. Melie: R. Odrzykowski; D Medick; F. Olney; D. Millhouse; G. McMinn; R. Plantz; T. Parks. Row y. Rawson: V. Rodriquez; B Staple; W. Schrier, Red Cross Represen- tative: V. Rolletta, Chairman; S. Raak, Vice-Chairman:: | Ruane; |. Taverna: E Rowlands: D Slocum. Rew 2—D Roman; M. Rizzo: A. Taverna: B Schatzel: M. Schoft : |. Troxell: M. Se: tert: j. Taylor: |] Scaccia: |]. Russo: F Rossi Rou j—R. Schinaler; S. Sanzo- ne: S. Rossi: J] Pres- ton; P. Ralston; J. Schoebel: L. Port- ner; R. Bower: |] Quattro; B. Randle; A Polce Row 1—J. Scanlon; S. Wojdyla; J. Wil- liams;: P. Van Wag ener; M. Verrenti, Chairman: S. Wéil- liams, Vuce-Chair- man: C. Van Vech- ten: A. Yaworski; J. Hoehn; H. Zaka- la. Row 2—D. Stur- tevant; H. Schwab; J. Walrath: R. Wil- liams: L. Williams, Red Cross Represen- tative: C. Wilhelm- sen: B. West; A Rodriguez; W. Scherman; E. Tyk- sinski; L. Smith; Row 3—H. Thayer; F. Smith: W. Web. er: L. Vandeveer; E. Wolff; R. Smaldon; v T. Sullivan; R Wellman; P. Stirpe. Home Room 42 153] Sophomores Sophomore Fi History Our Sophomore Class of 1952 entered Rome Free Academy in September 1949. Soon after this, with much campaigning, we elected officers for the first year In December our class decorated and undecorated the halls and auditorium for Christmas. We used crepe paper streamers, Santa Clauses and stars in the halls, and two brightly decorated trees on each side of the stage in the auditorium. In the spring our Sophomore class held its annual dance which was very successful. President—Peter Haritatos Vice President—Henry Lavarnway Secretary— Barbara Schatzel Treasurer—Doris Knudsen [54] ‘a ; } : : ITT LL) 1098 FL ET) ML pop ianens 7 Annee 7 Student Council Row 1—M. Verrenti; A. Yutzler; V Gochee; L. Tyler; A. Scothon, Presiding Officer; S. Traficante; J. Russell; D. Kekis. Row 2—L. Lauri; F. Mumpton; M. Boriack: L. Biondi; S. Brown; P. Goetz; S. Herbst; H. Natale; A. Cap- pola; R. Golly. Row 3—J. Kehoe; P. Haritatos: P. Domenico; C. Cook; J. Uvanni; J. Spinelli; J. Collins. Assembly Ushers Row 1—Susan Traficante; Audrey Bry- an; Jane Russell; Susan Herbst; Vir- ginia Gochee; Eleanor Nystrom; Joan Nickerson; Jane Bitely. Row 2—Eugene Humez; Martha Smith; Karen Clippin- ger; Carol Bishop; Marilyn Elmer; Joan Snyder; Janet Griffin. Back Row— Marie Huber; Marjorie Etling; Keith Tindall; Jay Williams; Martina Pow- ers; Joyce Hoffman. Student Cabinet Row 1—Rolf Brynilsen, Junior Class Pres.; Shirley Palliwade, B. S. I. rep.; Alan Scothon, Vice Pres. Student Assoc. ; Lucille Tyler, Pres. Student Assoc.; Sue Traficante, Sec. Student Assoc.; Jack Grow, Pres. Senior Class. Row 3—Miss Kingsley, Dean of Girls; Karen Clip- pinger, Inter Club Council rep.; Mr. Whittemore , Treas. of Student Assoc.; Peter Haritatos, Soph. Class Pres.; Mr. Paige, Principal. Library Council Row 1—Prospine Storace; Marilyn Cleveland; Joyce Fisher; Shirley Palli- wade; Margaret Sanzone; Connie Na- tale; Marilyn Elmer; Lee Lewandrowski. Row 2—Rosalie Militello; Louis Vaz- quez; Lorena Bingman; Jennie Santoro; Margaret Stewart; Ruth Elmer; Phyllis Goetz; Joan Gardner; Mrs. Pelkey. Row 3—Shirley Whitman; Joan Snyder; Connie McCloskey; Angeline Campa- nella: Eton Graham; Ester Roberts. Inter-Club Counc) Rose Guiliano; Marie Huber; Diane Kekis; Karen Clippin- ger; Victoria Filippini; Louise Bogner. Row 2—Marie Coia; Barbara Harris: Betty Sally Lints; Dowd. Row ] Marie Johnson; Stedman Veritas Vincit w KX Row I—RMarjorie Etling; Karen Clip- pinger; Audrey Bryan Treasurer; Janie Russell, President; Mary Pearsall, Vice- President; Arlinda Filippini, Secretary; Diane Kekis; Shirley Lerman. Row 2— Jackie Knudsen; Marie Huber; Marilyn Jones; Carol Bishop; Carolyn Perry; Martina Powers; Suzanne Traficante. Row 3—Janet Griffin; Carole Kelly; Joan Gualtieri; Virginia Packer; Bever- ly Gubbins; Olive Bitely. Knit -Wits Row 1—D. Cataldo; M. Pelon; E. Mar- tin; A. Griffiths; S. Whitman, Secre- tary; R. Kutsko, President; A. Gecosky, Vice-President; P. Havens, Inter-Club Representative; D. Lewek; D. Marucci. Row 2—D. Soldon; M. Testani; R. Kipfer; M. Smith; M. Mullally; P. Stewart; J. Yerger; C. McClosky; R. Elmer; R. Spink; J. Lewis; J. Haith- waite; A. Santora. Row 3—L. Bogner; M. Huber; M. Ingersoll; B. Galluppi; B. Boriack; P. Allgarier; M. Lenowitch; W. Mead; J. Hoffman; S. Herbst; V. Hines; M. L. Harrington; M. Rondi- nell. Hi-Y Row 1—R. Howland; C. Rudd; W. McCann; B. Thurber, Secretary; A. Scothon, President; J. Grow, Vice- President; B. Leidig, Treasurer; J. Loft- us; F. Mumpton; P. Messner. Row 2— R. Ali; D. Karlen; B. Dalzell; R. Smith; B. Paige; E. Aldridge; J, Wil- liams; C. Ellis; G. Coleman; K. Dun- ham. Row 3—A. Latanzio; D. Troxell; R. Brynilsen; E. Mear; D. Lynch; B. Morgan; M. Goldstone; D. Bell; P. Schieble; C. Leffert; H. Lavarnway; E. Millhouse. [57] Kow I1—P. Messner; P. Alligaier; V Gochee; F. Mumpton; J. Reh; B. Schat yel; J. Bottini; J. Williams; P. Goetz; H. Natale; J. Maycock. Row 2—J. Di Castro; D. Miller; G. Bowman; L. Cly pinger; B. Esposito; A. Campanella; ] Yeager; C. Nystrom; J. Nickerson, A Capola; V. Basile; ‘D Jones; C. Raok Row 3—L. Bingman; C. Fontana; B Millhouse; J. Della Contrada; M. Bos iak; P,. Storace; A, Taverna; S. Wil- liams; M. Paletti; M. Virrenti; C. Burns; A. Jayne; L. Guliano. Row 4 (s. Lowerre: J. Kehoe: L. Rossi: R. Morgan; C. Strowbridge; C. Ellis; W. McCan: C. Rudd Girls: Bowling Club Row 1I—D. Gorski; G. Rawsow; V Rodriguez; J. Ruane; G. Johnson; B Millhouse; A. Gecosky, Treasurer; R. Felice, Secretary; D. Doolittle; E, Jones; J. Nickersow. Row 2—S. Mortis: M Farr; A. Marion; C. Page; J. Santora; S. Ziankoski; M. Schoff; J. Walda; B. Barone; G. Laufer; N. Felice; J. Lin- court; C. Martzloff; J. Chesbro. Row 3—N. Pomilio; A. Griffiths: P. Havens: L. Clark; C. Monobianco: N. Seigler ; M. Mantelli; N. Barnett; L. Lamont: R. Spinella; B. West; M. Rizzo. Projection Club Row 1—Kenneth Dunham; Ronald Golly; Eugene Humez; Margaret San- zone; Joseph Sestito, President; Vit- ginia Gochee; Fred Mumpton; Jack Reh, Row 2—Ruichard Meier; Keith Tin- dall; Ramon Longway; William Brand; Walter McCann; Clarence Strowbridge; Eleanor Nystrom; Nancy Hitchcock; Joan Park. Row 3—Charles Christien; Fred Smith; Louis Rossi; James Kehoe; Elliott Franklin; Stedman Dowd; Jerry June. Row 1—M. Testoni; P. Storace; J. Fisher; D. Cataldo; L. Salvadore, Presi- dent, I1.C.C.: S. Brown, President, L.T.: J. Holmes, Vice-President, I1.C.C.; D Doolittle; P. Facciolo, Row 2—B. Sta- ple; M. Smith; J. Troxell; M. Sanzone; B. Johnson; B. Bender; M. Seifert; A. Marian; B. Staples; A. Anania. Row 3—R. Spink; J. Yerger; R. Koberg; M. Mantelli; L. LaMont; K. Gardner: B. Spink; A. Sotnik. Hughes; V Nesse l. R td j y Storace - Pp ( baANicioO, P Secretary: L. Rizzu- to, Vice-President; S. Lints, Interclub Representative E. Carpenter; E. Ny D. Stovald; M. L. Pearsall. Row 2—E. Roberts; J. Yager; B .Galuppi; A. Shiro; B. Bender: J. Smith: B. Gub- bins; F. Gottuso; M. Weber: F. Alon- ge: J. O. Lundblad, Club Advisor. Rou R. Wolff; R P Willitams: M P. Esposito; ¢ D Medick; R liams, Missing R. Muscaralla, Brynilsen; E, Gyngill; Sanzone; B Rudd. Row 4 Meier : M Goldstone: D Bertrand; D. Jones: J. Wil. Helen Ceci, President: Treasurer. Sherman: A. Ma- Red Cross Service Club 1} oo vi Sa eo oD da ye a $ aaah ai ; Glee Club Girls’ Swimming Club Seated—B. Hagemaier; J. Szarek; V. Griffin; J. Fisher; C Russell Rou 2 L. Clark: G. Pelton: E. Tarerna; B. Johnson; A Cleveland; L. Clark; R Miss Whitaker. To C. Perry; K. Gardner; Norelli; M. Mattecola; J. Barbato; A. Bryan; McCloskey ; Clippinger ; Packer: Cacciatore ; Filippini ; Williams: N. Puglio; S. Holmes ; Felice; R. Felice. rH. A. Row 1—D. Trembeth: A. Yutzler- Nessel; E. Aldridge, Treasurer; Lewandrawski, President: Mrs. Graves, Advisor: V. Filippini, Vice-President; ber; J. Knudsen. Row T. De Bonzo; J. R. Elmer; J Scassia; F. M. Ingersoll. Rou Elliott; C. Heller: N. Carpenter; R. Militello; B. Staple; M. Testani. 4—L. Vazquez; J. Taylor; J. Kuczek; J. Troxell; L. A. Griffiths: E. M. rano; Santora; Havens: ge; E. Jo nes; West; J Ruby; Merchant; Santora: Nystrom ; Ciotti. Row 1—P. Messner: M. Boriak; P. Storace; M. Cleveland; J. Fisher; M. Sanzone; M. Huber; B Johnson; J. Haithwaite; J. Yerger; E. Jones; N. Hitchcock. Row 2—P. Gibbs; C. Barker; C. McClosky; B. Barone; S. Mortis; E. Barnard; J. Santora; R. Kipfer; R. Elmer; A. Beckwith; B. Galluppi; D. Burk; B. Schonbachler; M. Inger- soll; P. Havens. Row 3—C. Perry; E. Gyngell; P. Allgaier; D. Slocum; G. June; S$. Whitman; R. D'Ambrosi; J. Bova; R. M. Guiliano; J. Tay- | lor; C. Fontana; S. Herbst; K. Clippinger; A. Gecosky; A. Griffiths; L. Vasquez. Row 4—A. L. Clark; M. Esposito; B. Esposito; M, Smith; C. Schuler; N. Barnette; A. Santora; J. Sterling; S. Fox; J. Park; J. Hage- maier. M. Huber, President; E. Jones, Vice-Presi- dent; B. Johnson, Secretary; C. McClosky, Inter- Club Representative; Miss Katherine Clarke, Advisor. Bryan; M. Harrington; K. Clippinger ; Marturano ; p row—C. Gardiner; R. DeLutis; | S. Calicchia, Secretary ; 2—F. Canta- Alon- 3—B. A. De- C. Gardier; Clark: A. Secca Types French Club M. Etling; S. Dowd, Inter-Club Row ] Representative; M. Sanzone, V. Gochee; Secretary; J. Sestito, Pres1- dent; W. Page, Vice-President; J] Homes; M. D’Avolio. Row P. Stor- ace; M. Smith; B. Bender; Bishop ; K. Clippinger; S. Brown; J French: Miss Clarke. Row 3—C. Chrestien: lencks: M. Goldstone: ¢ P. Messner: R. Golly Gym Leaders R. D’Ambrosi; M. Nare- hood: B. Sherman; M. Cleveland; A. Sciorelli; G. Brockway; M. Madonia; O. Boiko; C. Schuler; O. Ciotti; J. Elliot; J. Bellinger; M. Bowers. Row 2—P. Goetz; F. Cantarano; L. Rizzuto; A. Barbato: N. Hitchcock; L. Anania; A. Schiro; S. Calicchia; N. Felice; L. Pettinelli; J. Gardner; L Merchant: G. Laufer; R. Marturano; S. Palliwadi. Row 3—S. Lerman: B. Harris; R. Felice; M. Elmer: D. Kekis; M. Etling; R. M. Koberg; C Bishop; S. Brown; P. Havens; A. Jayne; R. Spink; R. Militello; E. Jones; M. Huber; M. Rondinelli: R. M. Guiliano; A. Campanella; M. A. Summa; J. Taylor; L. Gardner; Miss Whit- aker, Row 4—J. Snyder; M. Jones; M. Stewart; B. Gallucci: S. Burkhart; B. West; G. Johnson; R. M. Waller; M. Weber; M. J. Messineo; A. Fiordiliso; J. Bova; J. Sterling: L. Uvanni; B. Gubbins; T. Goetz; P. Mattecolg. Missing—A. Bryan. Row 1—I. Tagliaferra; Officiating Club Seated—A. Sciorelli; B. Gallucci; L. Bogner, Inter-Club Representative; B. Harris, President; D. Kekis, Secretary; M. Bova, Treasurer; A. Fior- diliso; M. Cleveland; J. Elliott. Row 2—R. D’Ambrosi: F. Cantarano; R. Goetz; B. Mill- house; A Schiro; N. Felice; G. Pierson; G. Brockway; B. Johnson; M. Rondinelli; M. Coia; J. Gardner; E. Graham; M. Messineo; L. Pet- tinelli; Miss Whitaker. Top row—T, Goetz; G. Laufer; P. Fazio; R. Marturano; G. Johnson; D. Bottini; Y. Froschauer; C. Bishop; M. Weber; R. Waller; J. Bova; L. Vazquez; L. Merchant; P. Feole; S. Calicchia. Treasurer : Russell: Z Club Advisor W. McCann: K Strowbridge ; Kow ] M. Cleveland: F Fishes ( Manobianco: P. Ciulla: J. Lombard R. Guilano; C. Natale. Row 2—R. Sp nella; Y. Froschauer; J, Santoro; P Stewart: M. Linowitch; A. Santoro; H. Sko Mantelli: 1 Bowers Herbst. Row 3—A. Jayne; L. Lewandrowski; M Hoectz; O. Boiko; M Wron Aen tt i EP ele eVouelste tens Aa MON Vers 4! ne pa © Litt Bureau of School Intormation Row 1—B. Gubbins; M. Cleveland; P. Esposito; J. Sestito, Assistant Director; M. Goldstone, Direc- tor; S. Palliwade, Commissioner; B. Bender, Editor; F. Mumpton; P. Storace; L. Salvador. Row 2— A. Campanella; E. Gyngell; C. Perry; C. McCloskey; M. Sanzone; V. Hochee; J. Santoro; L. Lewandrowski; H. Skowron; J. Haithwaite; C. Natale. Row 3—M. Elmer; J. Snyder; J. Gardner; L. Kretz; M. Etling; J. Yerger; A. Federow; V. Money; J. Bowman; N. Jones R. Calandra. Row 4—J. Brunner; J, Williams; G. Lowerre; J. Reh; H. Hull; W. Hollenbeck; C. Strowbridge; E. Franklyn; S. Dowd; R. Golly. [61] Drum Majorettes Kneeling—Jane Russell; Martha Smith; Betty Sta- ples. Standing—Joann Yerger; Sally Marsh: Elea nor Carpenter; Margaret Bowers. Row 1—N. Fragola; G. Lowerre; S. Barone; S. Rossi; V. DeSalvo; Capt. N. Carletta. Row 4—D. DeLutis; M. Sum- Basile; A. Lombino; B. Ali; J. Bentley. Row 2—L. Bottini; ma; J. Farare; J. Preston; P. Hornbeck; J. DiCastro; B. B. Harris; R. Felice: C. Perry; IT. Prossner; B. Bird; B. Moore; R. Panara: R. Wendt. Row 5—H Warcup; F. Alessi; J. Sestito; F. Fontana; C. Christian; R. Miraballi; Fiolie; N. Gisondi; D. Troxell; B. Page; B. Harvey; D. E. Millhouse. Row 3—H. Alessi; G. Plattenburg; L. AI- Montzinger; S. Dowd; E. Franklyn. brecht; B. Cappola; A. Alyward; R. Golly; D. Guggi; J. [62] Senior Play Standing—Minica Verrenti; Charles Rudd; Sally Lints: George Lowerre; Allan Scothon; Virginia Gochee; Robert Morgan; Jack Reh; Jane Bitcly. Sitting—Joan Nickerson: Louis Rossi; Joan Yerger; Lorene Bingman; Charles Ellis: Fred Mumpton. Business and Property Staft Joe Loftus; Jane Russell; Bill Thurber; Jack Grow; Jay Williams; Eleanor Nystrom; Clarence Strowbridge; June Walker; Betty Johnson; Chuck Sgroi; Walt McCann; Elda Jones. De-O-Wain- Fditorial Staff Row 1—Alan Scothon, Sports Editor; Dave Karlen, Co- Sports Editor; Carl Ubell, Photography Editor; Audrey Bryan, Co-Photography Editor; Shirley Pepper, Senior Edi- tor; Mary Lou Persall, Editor-in-Chief; Jane Russell, Art Editor; Charlie Leffert, Joe Loftus, Humor Editor; Bar- bara Harris, Co-Humor Editor. Row 2—Suzanne Herbst; Marjorie Etling; Karen Clippinger; Carole Bishop; Virginia [64] Gochee; Martha Smith; Joanne Yerger; Marilyn Elmer; Diane Kekis; Joan Snyder; Jean Holmes; Elda Jones; Betty Staple. Row 3—Louise Kretz; Olive Bitely; Marie Huber; Lorina Bingman; Shirley Lerman; Marilyn Jones; Leokadya Lewandrowski; Helen Skowron, Rose Koberg; Lucy Riz- zuto; Patsy Williams. Row 4—Bill Thurber; Edward Co- luccio, George Lowerre, Jay Williams; Mantelli; Mickey Rondinelli; Shirley Palliwade Sta Sta Business Stati Downtown Committee M. Bowers; O. Boiko; J. Gottuso; L. Tyler; M. Ingersoll; J. Gardner; V. Gochee; B. Johnson; S. Brown; M. San zone; T. Goetz; R. Elmer; K. Gardner; M. Fragola; M Carletta; R. Capoccia; R. Hayner; M. Goldstone; G, Fox; C, Strowbridge; R. Smith; A. Lattanzio Row 1—F. Mumpton; R. D’Ambrosi; M. Cleveland; Mr Auchmoody, Advisor; J. Grow, Publicity Manager; W. Page, Business Manager; M. Bowers; O. Boiko; G. June; W. McCann. Row 2—J. Gottuso; L. Tyler; M. Ingersoll; J. Gardner; V. Gochee; B. Johnson; S. Brown; M. San- Publicity Committee F. Mumpton; R. D’Ambrosi; M. Cleveland; G. June; W McCann: B. Froia: M. Berman: R. Carley. C. Rudd Homeroom Committee R. D'Ambrosi: M. Cleveland; M. Bowers; O. Boiko; M Ingersoll; J Gardner: B. Johnson: S. Brown; M. Sanzone; T. Goetz; R. Elmer; K. Gardner; B. Froia; R. Carley; CG. Fox, zone; T. Goetz; R. Elmer; K. Gardner; M Fragola. Rou 3—M. Carletta; B. Froia; R. Cappoccia; M. Berman; R Hayner; M, Goldstone; R. Carley; G. Fox; C. Strowbridge; C. Rudd; R. Smith, Assistant Business Manager; A. Lat- tanzio. Boys Bowling Club Row ] Ned Link; George Keating; Wil liam Gifford, President; Frank Barnard: Car! Jones, Secretary Treasurer; William Knudsen; Duane W heele: Rou � Richard D'Amour; Donald DeLutis; Burton Smith; Glen Wilson; Robert MacMahon; Orville Snyder; Carl Country 3—Luigi Bottini; Robert Bentley; Wailliam Hughes; Ellory Kimball; Steve Decker; Dandy Jones. man. Row “8° e8066 (@e8etf et 4 Ar Qe £ a Special Chorus Row 1—E. Gyngell; L. Wil liams; J. Haithwaite; K. D’A- voilo; M. Verrenti; P. Stor- ace; M. D’Avoilo; L. Bing- ham; E, Jones. Row 2—R. Wolff; J. Yerger; G. Fauts; B. Johnson; E. Nystrom; J. Snyder; A. Palliwade; A. Malone. Row 3—F. Mump- ton; J. Williams; R. Alessi; M. Goldstone; D. Medick; C. Rudd; R. Brynilsen. [66] Archery Club Seated—A. Pawlikowski; L. Tyler; B. Harris, Secretary; R. Kutsko, President; D. Lewek; G. Rawson; W. Barnick: A. Merchant. Row 2—J. Holmes; L. Clippinger; M. Huber; L. Marsh; M. Sanzone; B. Hag- meier; M. Messineo, Vice- President; A. Fiordiliso; J. Elliott; M. Cleveland: Miss Whitaker; J. Yager. Top Row—A. Taverna; D. Jones; L. Hawkins; S. Thrasher; B. Johnson; J. Hughes; R. Wal- ler; L. Rizzuto; V. Rodriquez; M. Rizzo. Missing—K. Clip- pinger, Treasurer. Y. — —— : wGn. | Ae. Row 1—A,. Angotti; B. DeSantis; S. Carissimo: B. Thur. Coach John Grant; F. Melie; P. Bottini; L. Schneible: P. ber; G. Ross; F. Buttacavoli; R. Rissuci: J. Campbell; C Domenico; R. Bertrand; A. Scothon; B. Demski: R. Ord- Leffert; J. Kain; N. Gochee; M. LaGatta. Row 2—D. Bell: syskowski; L. Bruno; Coach Charles Edkins; W. Cary, J. Lottus; F. Strange; D. Ferrucci: B Perry; G. Grande: Manager, H. Vinci; M. Gianitto: M Palmon; C. Hahn. Row 3— eam AMSTERDAM In the first game of the third season in which the Orange and Black gridders played all their games away from home, a scrappy Amsterdam club held the favored visiting team to a 6 to 6 tie. The home- sters scored first and then kept the invaders in their own territory for the remainder of the first half. It was in the third quarter that the Academy began to move. Taking possession of the pigskin on their own 15 yard line, they moved down field for a touchdown. It was Jack Kain, Jack Campbell and George Grande who alternated on this sustained drive, with Grande scoring the first Rome touchdown of the 1949 season on a brilliant 30 yard jaunt. The placement try for the extra point went wide, and the score ended 6 to 6. AUBURN Our next game was played under the lights at Auburn in their beautiful stadium. The homesters threatened in the first period when they had pos- session of the ball on the Auburn Academy 8 yard line. After being held for two downs they passed. Th is pass was intercepted by George Grande who then romped 12 yards behind excellent blocking for the game's first score. Auburn came right back to score on an intercepted lateral and the score stood 7 to 6 in favor of Auburn at the half. In the third quarter a sustained drive of 55 yards, climaxed by Jack Campbell's 12 yard jaunt, netted the Orange and Black its second touchdown. Neal Gochee kicked the extra point for a 13 to 7 score that held up until the last 41 , minutes. With less than 5 minutes of playing time remain- ing Auburn knotted the score on a cleverly executed pass play. The try for extra point was missed. On the ensuing kickoff, the Maroon and Grey took advantage of a Rome lapse, and recovered the ball. They scored 5 plays later which made the final score 20 to 13. It was in this game that quarterback Dina Edick fractured his hand. He had to remain out of action for the rest of the season, and the team suffered greatly from the loss of a fine player and an excep- tionally adept quarterback. JOHNSON CITY Following the Auburn game, the Turin Streeters invaded the Southern Tier for a contest with a highly touted Johnson City eleven. Rome outplayed their heavier opponents during the entire first half, but couldn't cope with the experience and power packed by the Southern Tier Conference Champs during the second half. J.C. scored on a pass in the third quarter and again on an end sweep to give the homesters a quick 13 to 0 advantage. At the beginning of the fourth quarter, Rome threatened, but J.C. took over on downs and immediately marched down the field for their third score. Their last touchdown came on an intercepted pass and the score was 27 to 0 before Rome got their attack functioning. George Grande intercepted a pass and carried to the J.S. 43. Al Scothon then flipped a pass to Grande for nine yards and followed up by tossing one to Arch Odrzykowski on the 18, Jack Kain then took over the quarter- backing duties and threw a beautiful jump pass to Pat Domenico which carried to the J.C. 3. Scothon then came in and threw to Grande in the end zone, after which Neal Gochee kicked the extra point and the game ended with the score 27 to 9 in favor of Johnson City. OSWEGO An alert pass defense and two aerials combined to give the visiting Orange and Black team a victory over the Oswegians. The visitors scored in the last minutes of the first half, when quarterback Al Scothon flipped a pass to right half George Grande in the end zone. Ned Gochee kicked the extra point and R.F.A. led at halftime 7 to 0. There was no more scoring until the fourth quar- ter, when a timely interception by center Dick Ferucci set up the second touchdown. After Grande gained 15 yards around left end, quarterback Jack Kain tossed a short pass over the heads of the onrushing Oswego line to Pat Domenico, who followed a host of blockers into the end zone for the Turin Streeters’ second touchdown of the day. Gochee again kicked the extra point and the game ended, Rome 14, Oswego 0. Football —— WATERTOWN Out to get on the winning side of the ledger, R.F.A. journeyed north to play the Watertown Cyclones at the Fair Grounds. Showing a powerful offense and a resolute defense, the visitors outplayed a scrappy Watertown eleven. It was only 6 plays after the opening kickoff when fullback Jack Kain took a handoff from quarterback Dina Edick and plunged into pay dirt. Neal Gochee kicked the extra point and Turin Streeters led 7 to 0. Five plays after the start of the second quarter Kain again crossed the double strip. This placement attempt was good and the score read Rome 13, Watertown 0. After a Watertown fumble and a Rome recovery on the four yard line, George Grande took a handoff from Kain and scored. The kick was wide and Rome led 20 to 0. Minutes later Grande interrupted a Cyclone pass. Kain and Edick moved the ball to the homesters 7, where Grande scored again. Gochee’s kick was good and the score at half time was 27 to 0. In the second half, the Rome reserves saw plenty of action, but penalties hindered any scoring oppor- tunities they had. Considerable praise should be given to the defen- sive line in this game, Led by Ronald Bertrand and Bernie Demski, our line threw the speedy Water- town backs for large losses time and time again. PROCTOR Unleashing a versatile attack, Rome bested Proctor 13 to 3 on the New Hartford field, The East Uticans were bottled up all afternoon by the brilliant play of our defensive line. Led by Larry Schneible, Paul Bot- tint, Joe Loftus and Frank Melie, it held the Proctor offense to a total gain of 12 yards all afternoon. The Rome offense was stalled all during the first half by the Proctor forward wall, and only threatened once during the closing minutes of the second period. In the third period a goal line interception staved off a possible score. In the fourth period it was a different story. With Pat Domenico hitting the line and George Grande skirting left end, Rome carried to the Proctor 8, where Neal Gochee scored on a neatly executed dou- ble reverse. He also kicked the extra point and we led 7 to 0. Two plays after the next kickoff, Grande intercepted a Proctor aerial and went 23 yards to a touchdown, It was the masterful kicking of Bill Perry which kept Proctor in its own territory during the entire game. His kicks averaged a distance of 36 yards, which is very good kicking. U. A, On November 5, in a sea of mud, an underdog U.F.A. eleven held the heavily-favored Rome Grid- ders to a scoreless deadlock. The play of the two teams was limited to the regions between the two 20 yard markers, with neither team threatening to score during the entire game. This was the first game of the season in which our star right halfback, George Grande. failed to cross the double-marker for a score at least once. The weather conditions were poor, described by players, coaches and spectators as the worst they had ever seen. — ee ts SCORES The basketball team. coached by Charlie Edkins. got off to a poor start this season losing to Auburn, ONG cies: + oa Auburn .. — | St. Francis and U.F.A. The Turin Streeters then came RE © os ax eee oo St. Frances | ee through to beat New Hartford 52 to 32. Winning i” ee F 55 U.F.A. . cde 58 the traditional $.A.A. vs. R.F.A, game by a score of ME gcc we New Hartford.......32 49 to 37, the team gained the first leg of the City MEY ie ane ae 9a 19 2S EP ee ee ee 47 Championship. They then lost to undefeated Whites- WN occ oc we xe ee Whitesboro ........ 55 boro before beating Proctor, Fulton, and St. Francis. ee Proctor .. piace Improving with every game, the Orange and Black I ina es Saisie 55 (eee 52 are looking forward to ending the season with a OS ee ee i9 ae le 39 good record. Oe ae a 38 Watertown ........ 47 Row 1—Tony Lattanzio: Paul Bottini; Donald Edick; Joseph Urbanski; Ray Gromelski; Bob DeSantis. Row 2—Charlie Leffert, Manager; Pat Domenico; William Page; Phil Wolff; Hank Stanley; Ray Hnatowski; Ed DeMatteo; Coach Charles Edkins, WSashet ba [ N ockey Rome Free Academy's hockey team got off to a poor season, losing its first high school game in six years. The record went back to 1942 when Rome was de- feated in its last game of that season by Clinton. Again it was Clinton who made Rome taste defeat with a 3 to 2 victory in the first game of the 1950 season. Victories were registered over Onondaga Valley and Clinton High School twice, as well as a single victory over Ilion. The second victory over Clinton was a 6 to O score that satisfied the team somewhat for its first defeat. Lake Placid also defeated Rome in the finals of the Hamilton College tournament 4 tol. With the Clarkson Placid Tournament yet to be played, the Rome team Tournament and the Lake is looking for revenge for its two defeats for this season. SCORES ae ee eee 2 pete eae gee 3 Rees 2 eee l ee oe oh eee 6 GEN 80 f° See ct ree 0 eR or hit eee oe re 8 gee ee 0 So ae ee Onondaga ..........2 a Cee 3 ONGHGERA «os cscusc. 2 ee re | Lake Placid ........3 — Row 1—Paul Swancott; Ronald Schultz; Marvin Berman; Bill Baynes; Don Van Dresar; Bob Car- rier. Row 2—Tom Lawler; Dave Karlen; Bob Bird; Bob Alessi; Frank Melie; Capt. Larry Schneible; St. Denis; Anthony Conti; Missing, Neil Gochee. Readin’ as you Write: E. Humez; J. Gottuso; R Powell: R. Peer; B. Denski; H. Hull; J. Reh; J. Loomis: R. Bertram; E. Mear; D. Edick; P. Ne- gurny; C. Leffert; A. Lattanzio; Manager W il- liams: Coach Edkins. Trach p UV Basketha if Row 1—Rock Mesagna; Anthony Bottini; Donald Deck; Vincent Dimaggio; Anthony Conde; Howard Edick. Row 2—Jack Law, Manager; Henry Vinci; Don Zarno, Jimmy Cabo; Jerry Galluci; Pete Pace; Coach Leo Cahill. Wascball Rome Won 11. Lost 2 R.F.A. had a very successful baseball season with CN kak ome wks l i Seer es 0 the impressive record of 11 wins and 2 defeats. aa ee 4 New Hartford ....... 3 Whitesboro handed Rome its only two defeats of eee 3 Whitesboro ........ 11 the season and ended up winning the Central-Oneida EE, atk oor eka 9 Watertown. ......:.. 2 League Championship. Whitesboro then entered the NN Ss ik wc weneds 5 ee eae 0 sectional playofts and was beaten by Herkimer. Rome ees eee 4 New Hartford ...... 3 gained the right to play Herkimer in the finals by eee 13 ey Me cs eexawkccon 3 virtue of its victory over Sauquoit. Rome then defeated re 2 Whitesboro ......... 4 Herkimer and became the sectional champs. a eee ee 8 ee 0 The team featured the brilliant pitching of Mickey OS Ea ge eee 7 ne 6 Kyff and Frank Buttacavoli, as well as the power NN i chee awed 6 ee eee 4 hitting of Frank Hamela, Frank Pazdur, Dave Kar- ee eee 28 ee ee 0 len and Bill Perry all with batting averages over the EE Seg hacc a whe Kas 6 ers 4 .300 mark. [74] Row 1—Ben O'Donnell; Anthony Angotti; Dave Karlen, Capt,; Frank Buck; Whitey Schultz; John Santoro. Row 2—Leo Cahill, Coach; Bill Perry; Mickey Kyff; Frank Hamela; Frank Pazdur; Ely Rowland; Don Van Dresar. Varsity Olive Jane Bitely; Agnes Barbato; Myrtle Narehood; Rose Marie Guiliano; Audrey Bryan; Margie Etling, Head Cheerleader iy dons a Row 1—Virginia Packer; Patty Fazio; Joan Szarek, Head Cheerleader; Rosaria DeLutis; Joan Carol Martzloff ; Gladys Pelton; Janet Griffin; Arlinda Filippini; Eleanor Smith. Chyrywaty. Row 2 ore we ee Pe eee - ” . . - o _—” : Junior Varsity Row 1—Mary Pearsall; Sonia Browkew ; na; Marilyn Joanis; Jane Russell. Row Audrey Bryan, Vice-President; Millicent Donna LaPlante; Missing-Agnes Barbato, rls Sports Bottom—L. Guiliano; G. Pierson: G. Brockway; S. Marsh; ©. Ciotti; J. Catanzaro; D. PeHow: M. Testani; E. Cacciatore: R land; B. Gubbins. Row 2—A. Schiro; M. Boriak; D. Jones; ler; G. St. Denis; M. Gorski; M. Peters; A. Filoso; L. Anania; F, Cantarano; C. Rask; A. Taverna; J. Ellio P. Basile: L. Clark; E. Graham; Marturano: M. Clark; R. Waller; M. Paoletti: M. Schoff; S. Brown; M. Verrenti; L. Merchant, B. Moore: Zakala: S. Williams; letta;: M. Rondinelli; Top row—A. DeRuby; M. Madonia; C. Burns; C. Fontana; M. Bova; N. Pace; B. Johnson; N Summa; L. Gardner; C. Bishop; J. Gardner; A. Bryan. Row 3—R K. Anderson; B. Esposito; J. Maycock; R. D’' Ambrosi: lean Hoftman; Ruth Sola Clark: Constance McCloskey; Treasurer : Guiliano : B. Barone: A. Fiordiliso : | Bo ko: A. Sciorelli: B. Gallucci; N. Felice: SS . J. Bova; A { Narehood; L. Williams; J. Laufer; R. M. Messineo. nm. Coach; Aletha Karen Clippinger, Virginia Packer, N. President: Jeanette Taver- Douglas: Gladys Pelton; Joan Szarek. Secretary ; Inter-Club Representative. Calicchia; E. Rowlands; Slocum; J. Taverna; D. Doolittle: M. Cleve- Filippini; B. Sherman; H. Natale; D. Bottini; J. Russell; A. Barbato; J. Szarek; C. Schu- D. Cataldo; L. Bogner; Falitico; C. Perry; G. Laucar;” C. Gardinier; S. Burkhart; tt; J. Lincourt; B. West; L. Pettinelli; A. Car- Hitchcock; Miss Whitaker. M. Weber; ? . ] Let no man pull asunder what we have here joined together and may they live in happiness until death do them part but if by any circumstance the members of this ‘honorary society’ have parted their ways be it known that we, the Editors of this section, will not in any way be responsible. Sue DeCarolis and Frank Buttacavoll. Pat Williams and Johnny Walda. Mary Paniccia and Don Carroll. Jane Russell and Bill Burkhart. Georgiana Brockway and Hank Caharher. Rose Felice and Luigi Bottini. Marie Huber and Louie Risucci. Aurie Yutzler and Art Golden. Lucille Tyler and Dick Leidig Janet Maycock and Alan Scothon. Pat Messner and Donald Van Dreasar. Shirley Mortis and Jimmy Smith. Shirley Domenico and Mike Peterpaul. Louise Kretz and Eddie LaFountain. Barbara Sherman and Dick Salerno. David Karlen and Helen Ann McCarthy. Joan Szarek and Chuck Hahn. Mary Lou Pearsall and Jack Gifford Shirley Pepper and “Bumps” Koch. Audrey Bryan and Dina Edick. om CAVE Us | ce : Mr. and Mrs. Pelkey!!! The musical background of the P.A. announcements. Cheerleading practice at Crooks. George Lowerre’s side burns. Joey Lerman’s short hair. Patty Williams winning the Voice of Democracy Contest. The new football stadium. (it's true) The hair style of the new varsity football players. George Grande’s hangover. Trif’s 1950 Buick. The band bus rules!!! Those noisy sophomores!!! The R.F.A.—U.F.A, football game. The Jack Reh Fund. [78] The sick-list. Miss Whitaker's NON-boys basketball rules. The soothing paint job on the school. The broken shoulders. The originality of the 1950 De-O-Wain-Sta. Prof Dorsino’s jokes. The mad rush at noon. The time Margaret Sanzone hit Louie Rossi in the face with a paint brush full of glue. Captain Carol Bishop. The time Miss Buiko chased Fred Mumpton down the hall. The time the dog queered Mary Lou Pearsall in assembly. Measurement for the caps and gowns!! Audrey Br finally Joyce Fish . R ‘ome Q ' Marilyn Marti $s ente Sundays the Pizza Kugene Millhouse is the new w W.K. A. L. The R.F.A. cheerleaders are another! Phyllis Nessel has grown Barb Harris is teaching physic The girls ate playing boys bask« Miss Mittenmaier Oh crod!!! Audrey Bryan: Oh that foch!!! W hat Marilyn Jones: Barbara Harris Marge Etling: lack Reh: How George Lowerre: Appalling! boorish! A } eee OTs Y) rophecies Oo | 1972 : | «A S24 Rose Marie. [ turning cartwheels root lucation thal] rule 5 amous he bell has rung a chigog!! You think You have troubles. Margaret Sanzone: Oh those Rome policemen ! Virginia Gochee: What would “‘our set’ think? Prof Hubbell: Inspection |! Duane Wheeler: Eureeka' lean Gardner: How stupid can you get? Mary Paniccia: Holy Cow!! Helen Magnanti: Get Out! Mary Lou Pearsall: I wonder if Jack came home? Joey Lerman: What was I going to say R.F.A. { | f varsity | loe S ’ per of W.K.A_] r 7 Pal I nys lal Don V Dreasar has ly learned how to dance Th De-O-Wain-Sta is finished at last Joan Yerger has opened a school of fashion illustra- lO ] Pa is Chu k finally pers laded Joan tO rorget Hank Harold Schindler and Jane are still seen together in the halls. uotations Eddy De Matteo: Cop a sneak, stupid Pierina Mattacola: Oh, you doll! Katherine Gardner: Oh yeah!!! Benny Bonmarito: You know what this means. don’t you? Miss Buicko: Mr. Dorsino: Use the correct procedure I don't like your attitude Charles Rudd: Muy beans. Charles Balog: Hic!!! Hockey Team: Yea Leech!! Eleanor Nystrom: Keep it down to a dull roar. Susan Brown: If you wet lip this Til kill you. Bill St. Dennis: Oh boy! Alan Scothon: Baby!! Pat Williams: I wonder if I got a letter today ? from Johnny Best Dancers JANE RUSSELL DICK FERRUCCI HE SURE DOES we VACUUM CLEANER WASHING : - . - Tie Class Totem Pole CHUCK BALOG PHIL WOLF DIANE KEKIS BETTY JOHNSON Most Likely to Succeed JACK GROW LUCILLE TYLER Class Musician DICK PORTER BARBARA HARRIS ROME TELEPHONE DIRECTORY foc Teustary Cocvied 2 thes Dwectery, See Page | 149-1950 Best-All-Around Most Talkative JACK GROW GILBERT FOX LUCILLE TYLER SUSAN BROWN te 4 SO ee Class Ch at an oo, cocavenmusouse Paes ow - JUNE WALKER a Class We, the Class of 1950, having lived a full and generous life within the confines of this institution, assured of a more permanent position and lodging in the great beyond, by reason of our virtue, and feeling that our succession should have something with which to remember us, do hereby bequeath all of our and everybody else's possessions in this, our AMEN Audry Bryan's leftovers. last will and testament. Joan Szarek Loretta Guiliano Prof Hubbell The cheerleaders Marilyn Cleveland's trailer. a new set of rules for the bus trips. transportation to all the games. Rosie Koberg—a job at the Farmers National Bank. Chuck Hahn—a book entitled “My Life as a Star’. George Peters—a record of “The Irish Washer- woman’. Marilyn Jones—a pair of earplugs to use when riding in Diane Kekis's car. Joselyn Troxell Peter St. Thomas Betty Bender's sunburn. A package of Juicy Fruit Gum. Will Mary Lou Pearsall Will have enough! Joey Lerman—a dish of spaghetti. Esther Cacciatori Marge Bou ers Bakery. Prof Mammone Book. Barb Harris—Another Snake Dance. Olive Jane Bitely—A full tank of gas. Marie Huber—a memory. Elda Jones Next year's Varsity Football Team—a few home- games. half of Louise Kretz’s so she another trip to Syracuse. A cream puff from the White Eagle Mary Paniccias American History a few inches of Betty Johnson's height. The Sophomores—somebody else to push around. The Juniors—One more year of drudgery. Class of 51 rrri?r $5,000 to publish a yearbook Signed The Class of 1950 Witnesses: 1. Joe Molapots Mr. Stadium Mule Train B.O. Plenty Ww N ms advertising fy U (| � al pt fino veers rm £ VY ‘AN IWOY i SJ9VHYIAIG UVLS . uTyvOupoy PMORIAD = hotu? 4 . — A 4, 4 oats rs, “4 yp AvS Ov, Avo By s Ay B Rome Davila Sentinel PUBLISHED BY THE ROME SENTINEL COMPANY Owners and Operators of RADIO STATION WRUN and WRUN-FM Besi Wishes to each and every member of the Class of ay tor Success ‘ “a - i (mi y 2a throughout your life Lm THE KENT COMPANY, INC. Bob Morgan knows that SAM'S PANTS SHOP, 248 Canal Street Rome, N. Y. 172 W. Dominick Street, is the place to go for boys’ trousers, sweaters, jackets and shirts. ee amma 2) . = . = ‘ j e. a — Carol Martzloff demonstrates hers ae at THE ROME BOWLING CENTER, a. 2. 115 Black River Blvd., Rome, N. Y.., ez the technique obtainable by all mem bers of the R. F. A. Bowling Club, — .� | - ‘ : aL who practice here every week. The quality of our food is expressed by the cheerful faces of Charlie and Lorena. OUR SPECIALTY Beef Pastrami — Ham Sandwiches CAPITOL RESTAURANT 208 W. Dominick Street, Rome, N. Y. TEEN AGERS OUTFITTED by JULIANA INFANTS' and CHILDREN'S CENTER 186 W. DOMINICK STREET Tots to Teens” Comp a fs of NS Bost Wishes to the Class of 1950 GREEN LANTERN TOURIST HUME TURIN ROAD HIGHWAY ROUTE 26 Year-Round Accommodations — Home-Cooked Breakfasts Mrs. JOSEPH LARKIN Mrs. HAZEN GOCHEE ¢ 2 . . 7? pe 2 . : . - - ae . J ' - ¢ . s a re en and Fred Mumpton demonstrate how MARKSON'S APPLIANCES, when installed in ————— Genevieve Piersons ; j . | your kitchen, make COOKING Qa simple TOSK. MARKSON ROME CORPORATION 241 W. Dominick Street PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION Courses in Accountancy, Journalism Secretarial Science, Commercial Teaching Business Administration, Medical Secretarial Finance Bachelor Degrees Catalogue Free on Request RIDER COLLEGE FOUNDED 1865 TRENTON, fl. J. rHEU W. RUNG SUNS West Front Street RUME. BH. Y,. Ss : i i | i Ky ‘ ty ; | VeeE 1s VEG Uf Exquisite selections of silverware are carefully examined by Janie Russell and Audrey Bryan at ENGELBERT'S, 164 W. Dominick Street, Rome, N. Y. Success to the Class of 1950 ROME TIRE BATTERY SERVICE 322-324 W. DOMINICK STREET Phone 758 Firestone Tires Carburetor and Electrical Service Southwind Gasoline Heaters G. A. MANNING 500 N. James Street ROME, N. Y. News papers Ma gazines Ice Cream Candy Phone 1993 Use ROME BLAST AIR HEATERS for Factories Garages and Drying Processes THE ROME TURNEY RADIATOR CO. ROME, N. Y. Phone 2200 ROCOP CONVECTOR RADIATORS in 189} wae Best Wishes and Lots of Luck now and in all your future years. IT'S RIGHT, IF IT'S FROM 268 W. DOMINICK STREET ROME, N. Y. Men's and Young Men's Clothing Furnishings Sportswear INC. Phone 1698 For efficient, modern heating use Homes, Offices, Schools REVERE BELIEVES WW ROME .-- R OME is best known today as the Copper City. Of that fact. both the management and the workers of Revere are naturally proud. But Rome is by no means a one-industry city. In addition to copper and brass rolling mill products, Rome also manufactures wire products, cable, floor cleaning equipment, paint, rayon, cotton knit wear, fishing tackle, and harnesses, as well as the famous Revere Copper Clad Stainless Steel Kitchen Utensils and Copper Kettles. And it does a thriving business in vegetable- and-fruit-packing. There's all-around freedom of enterprise for you! And it is freedom of enter- prise that makes not only Rome, but the U.S.A., a place of opportunity and incentive. We at Revere are proud to be a part of this great activity. eS ———-= el FRFFE REVERE COPPER AND BRASS INCORPORATED Executive Offices: 230 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK 17, N. Y. In ROME: ROME DIVISION ° ROME MANUFACTURING COMPANY DIVISION a Sit wT � Tht ele ‘pete 2s oo GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1950 from GREENBRIER RESTAURANT 145 N. James Street Rome, N. Y. “Home of Good Foods Compliments of STAR GO WIRE Ci ompliments of ROME SOAP MANUFACTURING CO. ROME, N. Y. o % 7 We are confident that the Seniors in the above picture will return to CARY GOLDEN, 221 W. Liberty, corner of N. George, for complete auto service. [92] Compl omplimen fs of SANZUNES PHARMACY COS N. James Street Home, N. Y. CRESCENT BOWLING ALLEY 131 S. James Street ROME, N. Y. This nine striped, sheared Canadian Beaver Coat, modeled by Karen Clippinger, is just one of the fine fur coats and scarfs sold by MARIO W. BARONE 304 N. Madison Street ROME, N. Y. 4 Best of Wishes [O TJhe Class of 1950 trom Parkers Dray Cleaning One of the Schools Phones: of ROME ONEIDA 3840 632 Higher Learning Bill Page and Ronnie Smith are taking port in a demonstration of Delta Homecraft Power Tools at THE WARDWELL HARDWARE CO., INC., I11 W. Liberty Street, Rome, N. Y. They know that THEY CAN DEPEND upon our service and reputation established over the past century. ROME AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION NAVELLI MOTOR SALES, INC. F. M. STOOKS MOTORS, INC. REAMORE MOTORS, INC. ERIE MOTORS, INC. PETTINELLI MOTORS, INC. ED. MAXWELL, INC. PYLE MOTORS, INC. COPPER CITY MOTORS HEARTHUM PATTERSON, INC. McLAUGHLIN KNUDSEN [95] STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK INSTITUTE OF APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCES UTICA, NEW YORK Congratulations to the Class of 1950 What are your future educational plans? The Institute offers two year courses in Retailing, Mechanical, Electrical and Textile Technology. TUITION FREE For Information, Write P. O. Box 525, Utica, N. Y. ' Veet Vass Pari a Be ee oe SIMPKINS, Rome's largest men's store, 134 W. Dominick Street, features the following national brand lines: Hart-Schaffner-Marx, Botany 500 tailored by Daroff, Palm Beach, Clothcraft, Alpagora, Manhattan, Van Heusen, B. V. D., NunnBush, Freeman, Dobbs, Hole Proof, Kingsridge, Bantamac, Lee. The art of working with copper is a heritage of which Romans may well be proud. In the manufacture of high quality copper wires and cables, Rome Cable is happy to share in perpetuating that skill of workmanship which has brought fame to “The Copper City.” It Costs Less to Buy the Best... ROME CABLE EC4, , Soe Buy Rome Cable Corporation ' ee 2 See, oe ee ee eS Compliments of FLAVORSEAL PACKING COMPANY Packers and Processors of DREAM STEAKS and TENDERHOUSE STEAKS Now Foil-Wrapped Fry or Broil them in the Foil Wrappers Supreme in Flavor — Tenderness MAGNO'S SHOE SALON “The Fashion Shop for Shoes” 204 W. DOMINICK STREET ROME, N. Y. J. A. TORIO FURNITURE COMPANY The Store of Beautiful Furniture” 227 W. DOMINICK STREET 4 ROME, N. Y. Phone 1809 A ’ 7 he Maid Adaibadbidbadhs wiht [ ' - FAlilliiy. 9 ii’ A Comp liments ROME CITY BUS LINES Specialists in apparel for juniors, misses, and women. When it comes to smart fashions come to MARK’'S FASHION SHOP 181 W. Dominick Street Always something new at a price you'll gladly pay. Best Wishes to the Graduates , of ‘SS 1950 “ 5 7 Pars + a g-f — +f - . - ' —_ a. a MARTIN J. NUNN 418 N. George Street Rome, N. Y. Phone 843 a = - 5 on pa a , For le ee i finer ladies’ apparel Jackie Bova, Carol Bishop and Marilyn Elmer go to MARSHALL'S DRESS SHOP 231 W. Dominick Street Rome, N. Y. Li | | _ DOMENICO’S FRUIT MARKET FRUITS and PRODUCE 112 N. JAMES STREET RoME, N. Y. Phone 815 100} We Specialize in Fruit Baskets eC MISC HOOL eee. © BUS Safe driving habits are your best =F 2s AOC msSOP oo form of security,” illustrates “Guy™ — e ° 7 Fanfarillo to Paul Swancott, as advo- y ¥ . cated by C. MARK McLAUGHLIN Insurance Real Estate - 125 N. James Street, Rome, N. Y. | AUME FREE ACADEMY STUDENTS Always Shop and Meet at the JOANLY SHOPS 171 W. DOMINICK STREET Charles Rudd and Catherine D'Avo- lio know it's always fun to shop at HOLLAND FLORISTS, and once the order is given they rest at ease. The flowers used will be fresh and long-lasting, the delivery will be on time, the designing up to. the minute. Shop HOLLAND FLORISTS Phone 2808 217 N. George Street CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS INSTITUTE Approved By The New York State Department of Education FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 5, 1950 SYRACUSE 2, NEW YORK WILLIAM J. VEIGEL, Director THE SAVOY ‘Rome's Meeting Place’ East Dominick Street — Rome, N. Y. ae Sy The Beeches A Treat in Countryside Dining’ ROUTE 26— TURIN ROAD — ROME, N. Y. Compliments of MATHIS CREAMERY 308 Jasper Street Rome, N. Y. [102] Phone 4633 ieen-oqger gather oT WALKER'S ’ : ronrvcrry ; “vs 7 rf ae? ’ ry . . . J ' CJ 4 ' e “= 5.?,.¢ 4 e . , . SANDWICH BAR 20! N. Washington Street Rome, N. Y. West 1 | ; sf es from MARGO STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS for This Yearbook Phone 3471-R ROME, N. Y. Lucy Rizzuto, one of the member the first class to graduate from R. F. A. Sie in the second half of the 20th century, is making plans to start her post-graduate years with a typewriter trom SONNE BROS., INC. Jewelers 104 W. Dominick Street—Rome, N. Y. 127 W. Liberty Street Black River Blvd. AE aS Best Wishes to the Class of 1950 from A. H. PEARSALL, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR and Owner of MOHAWK GARDENS Rome, Rome, N. Y. N. Y. ry: S. PROSSNER SONS Fe RIALS - ppossn BUILDING MATE Building Materials | le fT aL and | Ready Mixed Concrete 244 E. Whitesboro Street ROME, N. Y. H A R R y F . R I ( E High-grade Nifice Equipment is now ava ilable Complete Insurance Sorwice at ROME OFFICE EQUIPMENT SUPPLY 104 N. JAMES STREET 203 N. James Street ROME, N. Y. ROME, N. Y. BRAND'S GARAGE 1004 W. Dominick Street ROME, N. Y. Auto Accessories Gas and Oil be? Sere 7 — q Delco Automatic Heat Will Solve Your Heating Problems a | See Our Complete Line of Ve . . 4 “= 4 Delco Oil Burners KJELDGARD SUPPLY C0.. ING. Now on Display 516 W. Court Street ROME, N. Y. Ginother Home on its Way Packing lumber is a problem that needs careful attention. Mike and Mario agree that this lumber is well-packed. BEACH LUMBER CO. “The Home of Homes” 139 W. Front Street Phone: Rome 2400 or « : a te . pn eee rg: ay Ud oe - err. F ‘ P : labs a ey ie = 4 ‘ Ss Pe bys = a oe ees Steel Frame Fabricated and Erected by Rome Iron Mills, Inc. for The Christian Missionary Alliance Tabernacle at Lake Delta ROME IRON MILLS, INC. CANAL STREET — SLEEL — ROME, N. Y. Desi gners, Fabricators, Erectors i. ‘ . e2 2B ox WOODRUFE BROS. CHEVROLET CO. INC. a a an d edn 117 W. LIBERTY STREET Phone 106 RoME, N. lll The Budget-wise Junior Deb will shop in the Fashion Departments at : 187 W. Dominick Street N E; L S O N S Rome, N. Y. ie ’ “eM, 7 at EY te ‘ LYLE BATHRICK BUS LINES INC. ovenaoe ieiatest set aac -™) Compliments of LYLE BATHRICK Compliments of CANUYLAND ROME, N. Y. — PHONE 4153 S D Best of Luck R The Rea of 1950 O K Turin Road Phone 944-W Joey and Bill seem to be very much interested in the booklet on home furnishings in LERMAN'S, Rome's lead- ing furniture store, 168 W. Dominick Street, Rome, N. Y. The pleased expressions on the faces of Joe Loftus and Suzanne Herbst reflect the fine quality and durability of the Keepsake Diamond Rings’ which may be pur- chased at LERMAN RASCH JEWELERS, INC. 168 W. Dominick Street, Rome, N. Y. ACCOUNTANTS Richard A. Blaikie ARCHITECTS George E. Miller Robert W. Trowell BEAUTY SHOPS Artur Beauty Salon Lovely Lady Beauty Salon Merle Norman Studio BRIDAL SHOPS House of Fashion CHILDREN'S STORES The Boys Shop The Play Shop CHIROPRACTORS Ernest A. Meyer Riesterer Specific Chiropractors COAL COMPANIES Baynes Coal Co. Kelley Bros. Coal Co. Olney-Williams Coal Co. DENTISTS William M. Arthur James L. Dowd James B. Eames Michael A. Esposito Robert J. Gillis Verne E. Marriott F. C. Nobert O. E. Nobert Donald L. Sinclair H. A. Sinclair Claude E. Stedman DEPARTMENT STORES Goldberg's, Inc. DOCTORS Edward D. Dake B. F. Golly Paul Gregory M. Levitan R. J. Marshall E. E. Powers Edwin P. Russell A. S. Traficante F. H. Valone APPRECIATIONS DRUG STORES Carl's Drug Store Z. J. Lesiakowski Philip's Drug Store DRY CLEANERS Superior Dry Cleaners White Laundry Dry Cleaning Co. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Cingranelli's Appliances Philip Dersher| FABRIC SHOPS Helen's Fabric Shop FARM MACHINERY Roy L. Bielby Sons FLORISTS Nielsen's Greenhouses The House of Flowers FRIENDS A Friend A Friend A Friend FUNERAL HOMES Joseph Bottini Griffin and Aldridge Waldo Wiggins Prince Mae F. Strong FURNITURE STORES Doyle's Furniture Store Majestic Furniture Co. GARAGES Akins and Herbold F. K. Ammann HARDWARE STORES J. Townsend Sons INDUSTRY Birds Eye-Snider Division INSURANCE Fred P. Sestito C. F. W. Trabant, Inc. JEWELERS Edward J. Infusino LADIES APPAREL Lippman's The Vanity Shop LAWYERS Abbot and Grow Arthur, Arthur and Arthur Frank J. Giambona O'Shea Griffin John P. Gualtieri Johnson D. McMahon Dominick J. Parry Anthony K. Pomilio Powers Powers LUGGAGE Solomon's Luggage Jewelry Shop LUMBER Edward Comstock Co. MARKETS Mohican Market Tamburino's Uptown Food Market MEN'S SHOPS C. Oliver Rudd MUSIC STORES Spear's Music House OIL COMPANIES Coccia Bros. Oil Co. OPTOMETRIST Lynn E. Kelly, Class of ‘19 REAL ESTATE Allen S. Baker Alexander Brynilsen William B. Grogan L. Carey Healy John C. Lynch Mary E. Martin SHOE STORES Townsend's Shoe Store SMOKE SHOPS Freson's Friendly Store SPORTING GOODS The Sports Center STATIONERY SHOPS Stook's Stationery Shop The Little Card Shop ¥ Vu tographs PROGRESS PUBLISHING ASSOCIATES. In: ARK STREET, ALBANY 6, N, } Yaa gS a 7 SAS jae + Sa e at � s. . - ss r , Gal 9% Ups . � iat . tw y