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

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Jack Abbott Dominick Aiello 139 Bouck Street Century Walder Int. sottba Mary Jane Albrecht Janie 739 W. Bloomfield Street Sisto's Homework To graduate All rightie BS| Bulletin; Red section; Volleyba Charles Alessi Satch 503 N. Washington Street George's Be a millionaire JV footba Vv Fred Allen Fred 725 N. My girl's house Famous singer V track mgr. Jay Street Girls in Bermudas lf it ain't Elvis Shirley Allen Shirley 311 Cortland Avenue : Audrey Anderson Audrey 138 Barksdale Drive, Griffiss AFB Ansonia 408 Expense Street “ Rosalind Ansonia 408 Expense Street sana yate Alfred Armstrong 111 Mill Street

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Senior Class Officers Class of 1957 We, the class of 1957, opened our doors at many ot us helped to usher out the seniors Rome Free Academy by electing Joe Tosti, presi- through their door to the future and then began dent; Mike Semo, vice-president; Marlene Malor- to dream of our own senior year. zo, secretary; Marcia Atkinson, treasurer, early Now, 1956-1957, we are led by Mike Semo, in our sophomore year. Under the direction of Dick Stropp, Marcia Atkinson, and Pat Burt: Miss Katherine Clark, we decorated the halls at president, vice-president, secretary, and treas Christmas. In the spring we held our annual dance urer respectively, and Miss Kingsley, class ad- in ‘Neptune's Kingdom. Although at the start visor. While we are busy selecting colleges, we were timid sophomores with strange, nev chools, vocations, and jobs, and are taking portals open before us, we nevertheless found the ams, we are planning the final spree of our proper keys to open up our junior year. three years at RFA, the Senior Ball. Then, we To start off our junior year, we elected Mike the whirl of activities including Moving-u Semo, president; Doris Hotchkiss, vice-president: Day, Baccaleaureate, and Class Night-all of which Charlotte Spadafora, secretary; and Pat + lead us to that final door-Commencement. treasurer, and we had Mr. Pelkey as class advisor. his day we, the class of 1957, proudly Many of us busied ourselves with ou ac acc our diplomas while we close the door to tivities and sports besides the usual schoolwork. ite at R z it to the world outside. Then, to raise money for the prof : our minds, we held a dance in October propriately called ‘Jack-O-Lantern Jambor When the big event arr ived, girls in swishina dresses and flowers, escorted by their boyfriends entered the door to the enchanted world of “Rhymes and Rhythms.'’ At the close of the year Key to Directory Favorite hangout Pet peeve Ambition Favorite expression

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Marcia Atkinson Marcia Joan Barrett Joanie 1107 N. Madison Street 605 Elm Street Judith Bauer Judy 411 Hager Avenue Lucille Backus Mack's History tests 158 Black River Boulevard Artist Geeecee! BS! Press; Library Council; FTA yang Cheering section; Gym Leaders Linda Bean Linda Turin Road Rome Math Nurse Oh, gee! Soph. Decoration Com.; Red Cross BS! P Assembly usher; Frenct Club; Veritas Vincit; Cheering sec tion; Softball, basketball, field hock ey, volleyball, track; Gym Leaders; Junior Achievement Evelyn Ballard R. D Nancy Beckwith Nan James Ballard i 115 Lyons Street With the gang Homework To graduate Holy cats! FHA; Cheering section; Gym Leaders Bruce Barnerd Barnie 1012 N. James Street John Bilensky Johnnie Car Homework Mack's Stuck-u r = STUCK-UP girts To graduate Oh, welll to college Suna ma gun! Soph. Decoration Com; Commence- ment usher; Hi-Y treas.; Spanish Club: Junior Achievement safety manager JV, V basketball, V track, cross-coun- try; Int. volleyball, soccer; Block ''R'