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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1960 volume:

) = cy © a = UD ae le i Lanabal — —_ ov — on = Cont Co 1p SP SP rageee 5 8 9 Te) 17 SI 79 99 125 139 147 Petes ana} ee THEME DEDICATION FACULTY MEMORIAL FEATURES SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES 89 ACTINITIES SPORTS HUMOR ADVERTISING THEME Our theme is the Heavens, the infinite expanse of emptiness, illuminated by the sparks of a million-million stars, w hich constitutes the fabric of our universe Dominated by eternal silence, disturbed neither by gamboling comet nor by probing fingers of an inquisitive mankind, it makes a worthy arena in which to humble the over-exultant shouts of the proud. We should rightly rejoice in our accomplishments here at R.F.A., which, we feel, have been worthy of note during these past three years, but the immensity—and the cold indifference of the world we are now entering, bids us to be proud “respectfully,” rightly discerning our own lack of experience The world will give most of us the badge of “average Joe,” while, perhaps, some fortunate few are destined for greatness. It is not for us, now, as newcomers, to judge. Certainly many talents have been displayed by the class of 1960 which, with luck, and diligence, will carry them to the stars For all, we hope, this year’s De-O-Wain-Sta will be a flash across the sky, highlighting the activities and achievements of a star-studded youth.... TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1960 .... As you become a graduate of Rome Free Acad- emy, you will receive not only a diploma but also a new responsibility. Because of the education you have acquired, you will be expected to measure up to higher standards of achievement—in your voca- tion, in civic leadership, in service to mankind and in the ideals by which you live. May you carry this responsibility with credit to your Alma Mater. Lyndon H. Strough LYNDON H. STROUGH, Superintendent THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated, Left to Right: C. Eugene Roe, Mrs. John S. ‘Right: Nicholas J. Bush, Robert C. Bidwell, Charles Pendorf, E. Mark Wolf, President. Standing, Left to H. Edkins, Russ P. Destito. 6 The Board of Education is responsible for the new facil- ities made available to stu- dents in Rome schools. Thanks to the work of the Board, we enjoy the advan- tages of a modern educational system. We, the class of 1960, extend our sincere gratitude to the Board of Education for its extensive and foresighted planning. A MESSAGE TO THE SENIORS FROM .... CARL S. PAIGE, Principal During your years at Rome Free Academy you have witnessed the most dramatic sci- entific developments that have occurred in history. Man is truly about to step “Out of this World.” May the training you have received here assist you not only to live in an expanding physical world but also to widen your intellectual horizons. MYRON WHITTEMORE, Vice-Principal Stars all! Set your space course straight. Never falter from your goal. And may your light so shine that those less fortu- nate than you may be guided into the galaxy of success and happiness. DEDICATION He that is thy friend indeed, He will help thee in thy need. Richard Barnfield We, the class of 1960, proudly dedicate our yearbook to MRS. HELEN WOLF. We wish to so dedicate the 1960 De-O-Wain-Sta to show our sincere appreciation of a truly fine teacher. With her pleasant personality and cheerful greeting, Mrs. Wolf has earned the respect and affection of all the stu- dents and faculty. Because she is always willing to help, we feel free to call upon her whenever we are in need of advice or assistance. JEAN AKERS Reading Rain M.A. Ed cuse. F.T.A Harper, Syra- ELTON W. AUCHMOODY Boating “Youth wasted on young people.” , M.S., Niagara, Syra- Buffalo, Teachers College of Buffalo De-O-Wain-Sta Business Staff. JAMES R. BACHER Reading. Announcements made in middle of class period. B.A., M.A. Utica, Syra cuse, St. Lawrence. RUTH BARNARD Color photography. Antiques, travel, and auc- tions. People who do not follow directions. A.B., M.A. Middlebury College Institut de Phon- etique, Paris Ecole Fran- caise and Escuela Espa- nola, Middlebury, Vt. French Club. BRUCE BENEDICT Fishing and boating. Closed minds. St. Lawrence. T.A. and Senior Advisor. EDWARD P. BIELEC Fishing. B.S. Ed., Edinboro State Teachers. HELEN ANSON Office a MARIE LOUISE BALDWIN Travel B.S. Ed., N.Y.U., Colum- bia Graduate School. HELEN P. ARTHUR Reading B.S., Simmons Pep Club and Council Library AUSTIN antique shops MAE M Visiting and watching T Lazy students and noisy corridor Ph.B., Vermont. Latin Club EDWARD C. BALL Censored. Correcting papers. A.B., M.A., Syracuse. R.F.A. Historical Society. PHILA BATES Gum chewing. B.L.L, Emerson, Boston U. Senior Play. JOSEPH B. BESENFELDER Hunting and fishing. Oswego State Teachers College. Name. Favorite Hobby. Pet Peeve. Degree and College At- tended. Activity Sponsored. HARRIET M. BLOOD FAY A. BLUM Reading el Outdoor sports Dirty Windows, Slamming B.A. Albany State, doors gate, St . Lawrence A.B. Syracuse, Columbia, Mt. Holyoke, Munich, U. of Wisconsin German Club IRVIN E. BROWN GRACE CALANDRA ELEANOR CALLAHAN Hunting and fishing Girls combing their hair in Cha Cha Rainy week-ends class Excuses B.S., M.Ed. Oswego, St. A.B. Albany B.S. New Hampshire Lawrence, Syracuse Intramural sports, Modern Dance FRANCES R. CASE MARGARET A. CLARK Gum chewing in school Kitchen collection B.A. Goucher B.S., M.S. Rochester, Syra- F.N.A. cuse KATHARINE M. ESTHER C. COPIA CLARKE Music, knitting Students who don't do school work B.A. William Smith Red Cross, French Club, Spanish Club, Junior Class Advisor Syracuse, Plattsburgh WILLIAM J. COUGHLIN LEONARD J. CROSBY Reading Hunting B.S., M.Ed. Springfield Hall avin A.B. Syracuse MARILYN 0. DAVIS DORIS W. DAVISON HART DAVISON Stamp collecting, Photog- Office Buffalo State raphy Students with chewing gum A.B. Salem, Alfred P| F. ANTHONY DORSINO Golf. A.B., Albany. MARIAN M. GRAVES Girls. Undependable people. B.S., Cornell. F.H.A. -_ all GEORGE W. FLOOD B.S., M.Ed., Springfield, Manhattan. Block “R”. VICTOR GOMEZ Outdoor sports B.S.Mus.Ed., Syracuse U. FRANK P. HARVEY B.A., M.A., Williams, Albany, Syracuse. — KATHLEEN DOWLING Historical Research Gum chewing. A.B., Marywood, College of Saint Rose GEORGE M. FREELAND Astronomy, gardening. Gravity. M.A., Edinboro, Syracuse. NELSON S. GRAY Sports, map reading. People who walk slow through halls. B.S., Clarkson, Syracuse, Colgate. CLIFFORD FONTAINE Home shop. Oswego. ELMER GRAPENSTETER Automobiles. B.A., M.A., Syracuse. JAMES M. HAYES Pipe collecting. Study hall talkers. A.B., Niagara. Sophomore class advisor. KENNETH S FARRELI Reading. A.B., M.A., Syracuse. HELEN M. GILLIS Golf. People who have excuses for not doing work. A.B., Albany. GILBERT W. HAGERTY Archaeology. Trivia. B.S., Ithaca. Historical, Projection Clubs. HELEN M. HERLEHY MARGARET S. HUBBELI B.S., M.S. Albany, Syra- Golf cuse Hot Rodder B.F.A. Syracuse = LOUISE KINGSLEY VIVIAN W. MAGEE NICHOLAS D Early American decora- B.S. Louisiana State MAMMONE tion ; B.S., M.A. West Chester, A.B. Wells William and Mary, Syra Student Association, Hon- cuse Societ ior Class Ski Club, Varsity Bowling ub Coun GERALD MANWARING JOHN McMONAGLE Skiing, Hunting and Fish- ing B.A., St. Lawrence Ski Club LUTHER MEEKINS JOSEPH MICHAEL é BERTHA B.S., M.A. N.Y.L Coin collection os MITTENMAIER sea m- ae ? B.A., M.A. Wellesley, Co- Late assignments BS Vacca lumbia, Oxford HAROLD MOE WILLIAM MOONAN Gum-chewing kids Painting, swimming Plattsburg B.S., M.S, Potsdam { Cappella Choir OLYMPIA PALOMBI B.S., Albany State. EDWIN C. RAPKE Hunting. Hot Rods. B.S. Ed. Buffalo. n r o--— G. F. NASCI B.S. Art Education, falo. CLARA V. O'BRIEN Relaxing in the Adiron- daks. Report card “F's”. BS., Graduate work, Southwest Texas Teachers College, Baylor, John B. Stetson, Syracuse. MARIE S. PANGBURN Office. wal MARIAN PELKEY Collecting buttons. Students losing library books. BS. in L.S., Albany State. Library Council. DAVID H. RICHARDSON Fishing. No Fish ! B.S. Ed., Oswego. MARILYN E. SETTINERI Piano playing. B.S., College of Saint Rose, Le Moyne. KAREN B. NILSSON Skiing and swimming. Short vacations. B.A., Stanford. IRENE O'SHEA Sargent School of Physi- cal Education, Cortland. Intramural sports, Gym Leaders, Officiating. ALVA H. PEARSALL Camping, boating, and hotography. .S., Mass. Inst. of Tech. MARJORIE M. PERRY Gardening. Gum chewers. A.B., Rochester U. B.S.L SUE ROSSI B.S., Albany State. ROBERT SETTINERI Skin Diving. People who offer excuses for not doing homework. B.S., Pure Science, Le Moyne, Syracuse. FRANK G. SEWARD E.E., R.P.I ERNEST R. STOCKWELI Music B.S. in Ed., Vermont = JULIE STROMEI Guidance Department U. of Puerto Rico MARILYN J. THOMAS Golf B.S. Phy. Ed., Cortland Intramural. sports, swim- ming, Cheerleading ADELINE Z. VAN PARYS Golf B.A., Albany State ELIZABETH M. WEINKAUF Crossword puzzles B.A. Mary Baldwin ap el ah EDITH GLOVA STRACK JOHN STROMEI Rallying, Writing, Reading B.A., M.B.A., Albany State Things that go bump in class A.B Potsdam, Albany Date Harlequins HANNAH TEMPLE B.S., M.A Skidmore, N.Y.U. FRANCES M. THURBER - JOSEPH UVANNI Sewing Boating People who turn in home- B.S. Chem., Tufts work late Radio Club A.B. Cornell DORCAS B. WATTERS Suki and the arts B.A. Elmira De-O-Wain-Sta Editorial Staj wm. MYRON L. WELLS B.S. Springfield College Swimming Coach ELIZABETH N. WHITE JOHN A. WISE HELEN WOLI Mechanics Institute, Syra Photograp B.A. M.A., Mt. Holyoke The ame � da” Cornell M.A. Ithae 4 cuse¢ LORETTA WOLZMUTH CORA V. WOODS GEORGE D. WYNNE School Nurse B.S. Ohio State, Cornell, B.A. Utica College Faxton Hospital Elmira Business Institute Buffalo Future Nurses Club GERALD BENTLEY ANNE M, COUGHLIN FRANKLIN W. PELKEY B.A., M.A. Syracuse Boston M.A. Albany, Syracuse ELIZABETH WHITAKER Miss Elizabeth Whitaker, Associate Director of Physical Education in charge of girls’ program, has resigned after a long period of devoted service. When Miss Whitaker entered the doors of RFA for the first time, little did she realize that through her teaching here, she would become a prominent and well liked figure in the hearts of students and faculty. With integrity and deep sincerity, Miss Whitaker, taught the girls of RFA the value of physical fitness, and the true meaning of sportsmanship. Her work never ended. When school was dismissed, she could be found supervis- ing intramural sports, directing service clubs, and organiz- ing programs for the Saturday play days. Miss Whitaker, we deeply regret your leaving us. Your long and sincere service has been more than appreciated by the students of RFA. We know that whatever you have planned for the future will prove successful. The students and faculty of RFA will always remember you and wish you happiness. IN MEMORIAM RICHARDSON The star is not extinguished when it sets Upon the dull horizon; it but goes To shine in other skies. Horatius Bonar The students and faculty of Rome Free Academy deeply regret the passing away of one of our most beloved instructors. Mr. Richardson’s friendly attitude, sense of humor, and sincere de- votion to his chosen profession, endeared him to all of us. His spirit will long remain as a part of the faculty, and his teaching as a part of the lives of his students. LEBEWOHL This year Rome Free Academy will lose a fine teacher and a wonderful person when Miss Harriet M. Blood leaves us. Miss Blood has taught German at R.F.A. for thirty-five years, and has sponsored der deutsche Verein (the German Club) over the years for those students who were sincerely inter- ested in supplementing their German language skills with cultural material and fun. Miss Blood will be remembered by the stu- dents and teachers who know her: first, as a human being; second, as a fine teacher. She will be re- membered as a human being because her cheerful attitude toward school and work made life at Rome Free Academy more enjoyable. She will be remem- bered as a teacher because she endured with pa- tience the mistakes of struggling students and endowed these students with an appreciation for the mental discipline of a foreign language. We thank her for what she has done for us, and hope she will enjoy the pursuits she will now take up. Lebewohl farewell. AUTOGRAPHS be oe a Q es Ra U bee N x _ NY U S o Y) m Winners of letters of commendation from the Merit Scholarship program: First Row, Left to Right Audrey Grant, Ann Laufer, Roberta Kahn, Donna Cardillo. Back Row: Charles Weidenfeller, Paul Bates, Harold Baker, Stephen Hallmark, Peter Black, Alvin Davis, Milton Carrier, John Gordon. While Other Stars Are BRIGHT SOME MAKE US BEAM This year under the guidance and direction of Mrs. Bates “A Quiet Summer” was presented as the class of °60’s Senior Play. The comedy was a hit with adults and students alike; it was a sell-out! The Seniors all pitched in to make the play a success, some by actually taking part in the play, others by working backstage or on the sets. The members of the cast were: Barbara Kanoff, Barbara MacLeod, Barbara Adolfi, Louise Geller, Sheila Lobenhofer, Miche- lene Destito, Bonnie Bailey, Patty Paige, Liane Cooper, Patricia Treonze, Lorin Salob, Jack Alexander, Jim Maura, Doug Birnie, Anthony Ceresoli, Ronald Trificana, Alan Davis, Stanley Kenjarski. At Rome Free Academy, the majority of our time is spent in the classroom. Even though we may treasure our memories of dances and football games, the knowledge which we have gained here will be more of a determining factor in our future than these other memories. Let us appreciate the value of scholastic achievement. OTHERS OUR MINDS IGNITE STELLAR JOURNEYS WITH MUSCLE WERE MADE Slide down... Count down: “But what if it explodes?” “But how do you get in?” AND JOURNEYS OF INTELLECT TOO “But what are we trying to prove?” “But how do we turn it off?” And the band played on . . Sing in exultation! MELODIES ENVELOPED BOTH MIND AND EAR These students represented Rome Free Academy in the area All-High School Or- chestra. First Row, Left to Right: Barbara Kanoff, Paula Versace, Sandra Latimer, Sally Szyper, Diane Pelle- grino, Marguerite Martin. Back Row: Dominic Toti, Nancy Hart, James Maura, Robert Lado, Maria Sarkozy, Carolyn Smith. Absent when picture was taken: Gillian Jenkins. WHILE SOME TAUGHT “USTED” MEANS “ YOU.” The class of 1960 has had the privilege of being taught and influenced toward good through the tireless efforts of one who has devoted her life to the service of enlightening others. Miss Louise Kingsley, our activity co-ordinator, our teacher, and our friend. has been a valued aid in study and an ever-present help in our class activities. Though we have seemed, unfortunately, to have taken her efforts, as well as the efforts of others, for granted, in the thoughtless way students are prone to do, the wonderful work she has done, has immeasurably added to the level of activity at Rome Free Academy. Though we are sorry for the classes that follow, who will have to do without her service and friendship, we are glad that she chose to teach us this year, the last before what we hope will be a long and happy retirement, in which she may, perhaps, get to participate in some of those things which she sacrificed in order to help us. It would be impossible to determine the amount of good she has done for RFA through the years, even less to thank her adequately. We can only express sincere appreciation for the help she has been in the short moment we have been here as a class, knowing that praise and glory were not the goals she esteemed most high when she chose the path of service. SMILING SUNS HAVE THOUGHTS INFLAMED. These students have had the honor of winning Regents’ Scholarships. Standing, Left to Right: Robert Thrasher, Paul Bates, Milton Car- rier, Alvin Davis, Stephen Hallmark, Jonathan Treible, Peter Black, Ray- mond Boc, Harold Baker. Seated: Patricia Gawarecki, Donna Cardillo, Roberta Kahn, Ann Laufer, Audrey Grant. SOME IN MINDS WHO’VE GLORY EARNED; OUR ORBIT PLEASANTRIES HAS PASSED- Above: Scene from “A Game of Chess,” a play put on by the Harlequins. Left: An industrious student, working for one of the JA companies. 3 _a e he ON ITS WAY TO WHAT WE’VE LEARNED The entire French four class at work. Mr. Norman Schwonke, a social security worker, giving a lecture to the economics class. Stanley Kenjarski President Alvin Davis Vice-President FLIGHT COMMANDERS Helen Pazdur Trea surer Gail Bielby Secretary FLIGHT LOG OF Our ‘stellar journey has taken us seven hun dred days to complete. On these days, as we hurtle through time and space innumerable events have taken place: football games, dates, dances, report cards, parties, and even a flu epidemic. It is im possible to evaluate each senior’s individual achieve ments in his three years at RFA. We can only mention, in a passing fashion. these important highlights of our journey. Initial take-off was a 9:57 (September 1957 with Stanley Kenjarski as pilot. Rocco Versace as co-pilot, Ann Thompson as recorder. and Rocky Valentine as purser. Our first important planet-fall was at Christmas when we decorated the halls. A stopover on Mars where we held the Sophomore Hop. “Twilight Time.” relieved flight tension Our second journey brought back treasure from the void in the form of class rings. On this As we of the De-O-Wain-Sta staff gaze solemnly into the crvstal ball. we hope to see a vision which shall tell us the future of our classmates and friends. But silence —the heavenly mists are clearing and what’s this?!! An image of the world. What message are the spirits trying to convey As the second image becomes clear we see a model community composed of many citizens from all walks of life. On the fol- lowing pages we record what the heavens enable us to foresee for each one of you. OF THE CLASS 1960 i i rlit } is sisted by his able crew which included ocky Ver sace. Gail Bielby. and Esther Burgdorf. The Junio Prom. “Winter ronation. evoke memories ol icy Pluto. On our last trajectory, Stan Kenjarski_ still piloted, this time assisted by Alvin Davis as co- pilot, Gail Bielby as purser, and Helen Pazder as recorder. The Senior Play. “Quiet Summer” pro vided a pleasant interlude on this fligh The fea- tured stop of the social orbit was the Senior Ball. “Until We Meet Again.” Activities mounted as we pulled into home port, with Regents. the Senior Banquet. Alumni Night. and Commencement. all crowded into a short active time period. Our final touchdown to earth was on 6 28 60 Louis Abdou Barbara Adolfi Jack Alexander Kevin Amidon Wealthy Banker Foreign Secretary Cool Drummer Pizza Peddler James Amuso Anthony Angotti Arnold Argenzia David Argenzia Rodeo Star Football Coach Chemical Engineer Prime Minister Paula Aricco Sandra Armstrong John Arthur Joyce Atkinson Airline Stewardess Movie Beautician Famous Surgeon Fashion Expert Antonette Avantini Eugene Babcock Bonnie Bailey Harold Baker 34 Surgical Nurse Business Executive Actress Real Estate Salesman Marilyn Barnard Kenny's Secretary Philomena Barber Homemaker Theresa Balzano Romance Writer Lydia Baldigo Rockejfeller’s Secretary GALAXY OF STARS K E i 3 Name Adolph Barone Man About Town LOUIS ABDOU, Lou, 828 Croton St., to re- tire at 21, 4, any sport; cross-country, ten- nis, int. volleyball, basketball; Sr. HR ch., JA, student guide BARBARA JO ADOLFI, Bob, 2001 Bed- ford St., Foreign Service, 13, French, Red Cross, treasurer, Latin, president, Gym Leaders clubs; basketball, archery, bowling, volleyball, tennis, swimming; JA, Sr. Play, HR V president, Sr. Seminar, Ed. Bomb JACK ALEXANDER, Mousie, Elmer. Hill Rd., teacher, my car, drums; Historical Society, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Ski Club, Band, Orchestra; track, cross-country, bas- ketball, wrestling; Sr. Play, HR Ch., JA, Science Congress, Bomb KEVIN AMIDON, Ivan, 513 N. Washington St., to graduate, 8; football, basketball ANTHONY ANGOTTI, Fuzzy, 1411 N. James St., X-Ray Technician, 7, girls, base- ball, football, basketball, volleyball, wres- tling, swimming; HR president, student guide ARNOLD ARGENZIA, Arnie, Link Rd., Chemical Engineer, 13, sleeping DAVID ARGENZIA, Dave, West Thomas St., 19, nothing PAULA ARICCO, Fuzzy, 404 Hickory St., Nickname Address Ambition Lucky Omen Favorite Pastime Activities Airline Stewardess, 12, boys; Gym Leaders, Red Cross, Library Clubs, Cheer Sec., Choir; tennis, bowling, swimming; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com., BSI typist SANDRA ARMSTRONG, Sandy, 201 Law- rence St., Beautician, 16, Ralph; Bowling JOHN ARTHUR, 1202 N. George St., Dentist, 3; Latin Club, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Band; baseball, bowling, football, swimming; Sr. Seminar, Student guide, Usher, vice-president, NHS, Bomb JOYCE ATKINSON, Pigeon, 1107 N. Mad- ison St., Medical Secretary, 57, Doug; Gym Leaders, Offic., Block R Clubs, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, See. Cabinet, Cheerleader; basketball, field hockey, vol- leyball, swimming; Soph. Dec., Soph. HR president, Sec. Student Council ANTONETTE AVANTINI, Annette, 174 Black River Blvd., Nurse, 13, listening to the radio; Sec. F.N.A. EUGENE BABCOOK, Gene, 107 Lawrence St., to graduate, 11, doing nothing BONNIE BAILEY, 2611 Thor St., Griffiss AFB, be an actress, 7, black cats, attending auctions; Harlequins, Historical Clubs; Sr. Play Albert Barone Air Force Major HAROLD BAKER, 1308 Bedford St., at- tend University of Pennsylvania, Real Es- tate Broker, Tennis; Latin, Pep Clubs; Int. volleyball, football, basketball, V_ ten- nis; De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Mngr., NHS treas., Comm, Usher, Open House Guide, JA, BSI Press, Science Congress, Bomb LYDIA BALDIGO, Sue, R.F.D. No. 3, Rome, Private Secretary, 57, driving and bowling; bowling; BSI Typist THERESA BALZONA, Trec, 809 E. Domi- nick St., Medical Secretary, 7, dreaming; FNA, Gym Leaders, Offic., Spanish Clubs; De-O-Wain-Sta Ed., Cheer Sec., basketball, volleyball, softball; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec.. BSI Bul., Typist, Comm. Usher PHILOMENA BARBER, Phil, Oswego Road, Secretary, 7, being with my boy friend MARILYN BARNARD, 535 W. Embargo St.. Secretary, 7, being with Kenny; Gym Leaders Club; field hockey ADOLPH BARONE, 1109 N. James St.. Accountant, 7 ALBERT BARONE, Al, 209 W. Thomas St.. Armed Forces, 17, sleeping; Sr. Play Stage Mer. Victor Basile Accountant Karen Bauer Pizza Kitchen Owner Francis Benjamin Westernville Sheriff Joyce Bentley Dancer Paul Bates Cross-country Lawyer Patricia Beck Secretary Katherine Bennett Ship Social Director Sandra Berrington Seamstress VICTOR BASILE JR., Vic, 815 Roosevelt Ave., Accountant, 7: bowling PAUL BATES, 1019 N. James St., Law Career, 12, running; V. Pres. Latin, Block R Clubs, volleyball, co-capt. track, capt. cross country, swimming; BSI Brde., Jr. Prom, NHS, Pres., Bomb, Sr. Seminar, Soph. Elec. KAREN BAUER, 411 Hager Ave., Secretary, 8—Blue, eating pizza; Gym Leaders: archery, yol- leyball, basketball; Jr. Prom PATRICIA BECK, Patti, 113 W. South St., Secretary, to get mar- ried, 13; Gym Leaders; softball, volleyball, track, bowling, swim- ming, basketball FRANCIS BENJAMIN, Benji, Westernville, Electrical Engineer, 13, and $$, Cool Music KATHERINE BENNETT, Kath- Gail Bielby Music Teacher I’ve Got the World On a String ie, Griffiss Air Base, Phys, Ed. Teacher, I’m always unlucky, talking, talking and more talk- ing; French, FTA, Gym Leaders, Pep, Red Cross Clubs; field hockey, volleyball, track, swim- ming, tumbling, softball; Jr. Prom, BSI Bul., Modern Dance, Pool Asst. SANDRA BERRINGTON, Sandy, RD No. 3, Williston Park, suc- cess at what I do, sewing GAIL BIELBY, 725 N. James St., Teaching Music, Reading; French, FTA, Gym_ Leaders, Latin, Pep Clubs; field hockey, volleyball, tumbling, basketball: Jr., Sr. Class Officer, Sr. Play, Band, Soph., Jr. HR Ch., Sr, Seminar, Girls’ State, Jr. Service Award, BSI Press, NHS BERNARD BIRD, Bernie, 52] Mayberry Rd., Great Mechanic, 8, combing hair Bernard Bird Barber Thomas Bielicki Channel Swimmer TOM BIELICKI, Bielic, Turin Rd., to become famous, 22, go- ing to Oneida; German, Red Cross, Block R Clubs; track, swimming capt., football; HR Ch., Bomb DOUG BIRNIE, Doc, 1601 N. Madison, sports; Harlequins, His- torical, Latin, Pep Clubs; De-O- Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Sr. Play, Cheer Sec; volleyball, swimming, basketball; Jr. Prom, Sr. Semi- nar, Soph. Elec., Bomb BONNIE BITZER, 1002 Laurel St.. Teacher, 8, thinking of R.L.T.; French, Red Cross Clubs; Cheer Sec., Choir, HR Rep. PETER BLACK, Pete, R.D. No. 4, Gulf Rd., Lawyer, 100, Pro- gressive Jazz; Historical Club; De-O-Wain-Sta, Ed. Staff, Science Congress, Bomb SANDRA BLANCHARD, Sandy, 610 W. Liberty St., Clerk-typist, 7, dancing; Gym Leaders; volley- ball, basketball BRUCE BLOCHER, Bloc, 115 Carol Borden WAC Nurse Douglas Birnie {cademy Award Winner Riverview Pkway. N., get through college, 43, playing ice hockey, no comment; Block R, De-O- Wain-Sta Ed. Staff; ice hockey, track, V football RAYMOND BOC, Ray, 201 Kos- suth St., get degree in electrical engineering, $$$, listening to Jazz Bands; French, Historical Clubs, Band; volleyball, cross-country, bowling; Soph. Dec., Bomb SOPHIA BOIKO, Sophie, 602 Lawrence St., office work, 7, being with Richie CAROL BORDEN, 103 E. Pine St., Children’s Nurse, talking; French Gym Leaders, Pep, Red Cross, Ski Clubs; field hockey, volleyball, bowling, basketball; Cheer Sec., Choir GARY BOULERICE, Gar, Ad- miral in Navy, Ruby, being with the guys, radio, sportsman; Cheer Sec.; volleyball, basketball WAYNE A. BOWERS, Lee Cen- ter, to be a wild Marine, May 14, girls and cars Mark Bostwick Professor Bonnie Bitzer Hair Stylist Sandra Blanchard Office Worker Raymond Boc Jazzy Engineer Gary Boulerice Naval Flyer é ,— Peter Black U.S. Envoy to Spain Bruce Blocher Big Man On Campus we Sophia Boiko Clerk Typist Wayne Bowers Jeep Mechanic 37 NANCY BRENON, Blondie, 167 W. Dominick St. Bookkeeper, 13, talking on the telephone; Li- brary Council, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Gym Leaders; swim- ming; Bomb PATRICK BRIDGMAN, Pat, 1010 Cedarbrook Dr., to become a billionaire, 18, cars DOMINICK BROGNANO, Nick, 327 Ridge St., Accountant, out- doors sports LINDA BROWER, Williams Rd., Choreographer, 7, boys, major- ettes; Modern Dance, volleyball DONALD BURCH, Curchenski, to have the fastest car, 70, cars, Ski club; wrestling ESTHER BURGDORF, Cookie, 1019 Schuyler St... Stewardess “D,.” Don; Gym Leaders, Block R, Pep, Ski Clubs; softball, field hockey, volleyball, tennis, swimming, basketball; De-O- Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Officer Jr. Class, Cabinet, Council, Ring Com., Elec. Com., Pool Asst. Head V Cheerleader; Jazz Con- cert, Soph. Dec. Com., HR Ch. PATRICIA BURNS, Patty, E. Dominick St., Legal Secretary, Friday the 13th, reading; Gym Leaders, Pep Clubs; Cheer Sec.; JA PAUL BUSH, Professor, 111 River St., College, $$, sleep; De- O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec., Elec. Com., Int. bas- ketball, volleyball, tennis; Cheer 2ec., J A ANN BUSYCZAK, Ann, Lam- phere Rd., Secretary, 13, driving; BSI MICHAEL CAHILL, Mike, 306 S. George St., Lawyer, silver dol- lars; bowling, swimming, basket- ball, football; Choir, HR Ch. KATHLEEN CALANDRA, Kathy, 237 Pleasant Ave., Kin- dergarten Teacher, 11, sewing; FTA, Red Cross Clubs; Library, Inter-Club Council; De-O-Wain- Sta, Sr. Play, Soph. Dec. Coms., V Comm. Usher, Jazz Concert, Sr. Seminar, Cheer Sec., JA GERALD CAPPONI, Jerry, 317 Mohawk St., Mechanic, Saint Christopher medal, cars Nancy Brenon Mathematician Linda Brower Choreographer Patricia Burns Legal Secretary Michael Cahill Pro Bowler Patrick Bridgeman Car Designer Donald Burch Indianapolis Racer Paul Bush Wealthy Banker Kathleen Calandra Best-loved Teacher Dominick Brognano Boys’ Camp Director Esther Burgdorf Model Ann Busyczak Executive Secretary Gerald Capponi Driving Teacher Donna Cardillo TV Western Writer Joseph Carro Pool Shark Donald Castle Future Chicago Bear Stardust Andrew Capoccia Modernistic Architect Louis Carello Milton Carrier Ladies’ Beautician Country Club Director Rose Ann Carro Patsy Casalenuovo Author: “Teenage Daydreams” Marine Partyboy Marilyn Cavallaro Wayne Cavanaugh Stenographer Baker ANDREW CAPOCCIA, Chubber, 909 Valentine Ave., to live in a split-level igloo, 8448, bowling with the boys; track, JV foot- ball, tumbling DONNA CARDILLO, 10 Gual- tieri Ave., to be a teacher giving homework to former teacher’s children, trig book, watching all the TV westerns; FTA, French Club; De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, BSI Press, Bul., NHS, Comm. Usher, Science Congress LOUIS CARELLO, 128 Palmer Ave., Mafia, college of Air Force, 718% W. Court St. going to Sandy’s house; Projection, Radio, Sportsman, Red Cross, Ski Clubs; bowling, JV baseball, football, basketball; Sr. Play MILTON CARRIER, Mickey, 1512 Rose Terrace, Aeronautical Engineer, golf; bowling, football; Soph. Dec. Com., BSI Brdc., Bomb JOSEPH CARRO JR., Do-Do, 1806 Dunham Rd., go to business school, silver dollar, playing pool ROSE ANN CARRO, Ro, 303 William St., Private Secretary, daydreaming; Gym Leaders; vol- leyball; Jr. Prom, Cheer Sec., Soph. Dec., Soph. Elec. Coms., BSI Bul. PATSY CASALENUOVO, Cas, 1207% Franklyn St., Medical Technician, going to parties; bowling; Jr. Prom DONALD CASTLE, Big Don, 603 W. Oak, go to college, Leo, sleeping; bowling, baseball, Vv football, basketball; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com. MARILYN CAVALLARO, 114 N. George St., Secretary, 3, lis- tening to latest music; bowling; Jr. Prom WAYNE CAVANAUGH, 726 Un- ion St., Dentist, frog tails, drag- ging for dough; wrestling, bowl- ing, tumbling, basketball; Choir = = hl x Reaching for the Highest Star f Anthony Ceresoli Steven Cerjan {ctor TV Commercial Genius . eS an os Jack Charney Nancy Cianfrocco Vincent Cicconi Anthony Ciotti RFA’s Next Coach Private Secretary Famous Zoologist Undercover Policeman Helen Clinton Julie Clough William Cobb Donna Colangelo W oman Doctor Speech Teacher Contractor Cosmetic Model Phyllis Colangelo Christine Coluccio Loretta Coluccio Esther Come 40 Jazz Singer Contractor's Bookkeeper Accountant Florist Barbara Commerford Home Economist Jeanette Coote Kindergarten Teacher ANTHONY CERESOLI, Tony, 211 E. Thomas St., Business Manager; Historical, Projection Clubs; bowling; Sr. Play, Band, Slingerland, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Coms., BSI Brde., Bomb STEVEN CERJAN, Cerj, Turin Rd., go to college, 77; German Club; swimming, track, football; De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Elec. Com., Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com., BSI Brdc., Bomb JACK CHARNEY, Knute, 302 E. Linden St., Pharmacist, 20, doing nothing; Block R Club Pres., Cheer Sec.; track, swimming, tumbling, basketball, football capt.; Jr. Prom, BSI Brde., Bomb NANCY CIANFROCCO, 310 Gansevoort Ave., Private Secretary, cross, eating pizza; FTA, Gym Leaders; De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, BSI Bul., Soph. Elec. VINCENT CICCONI, Mobile, 106 River St., 1, butterflys; basketball, baseball ANTHONY CIOTTI, Duke, 305 Mohawk St., Policeman, fishing; Sportsman Club; bowling. baseball; Inter-Club Council, Soph. Dec. Com. HELEN CLINTON, 502 Millbrock Rd., Air Force Nurse, 13, sleeping; FNA, Gym Radford Converse Future RBA Owner Richard Corcoran District Attorney Leaders, offic. Clubs; volleyball, swimming, basketball, softball; archery, Cheer Sec. JULIA CLOUGH, Julie, 705 Chatham St., Nurse, 22, talking; FNA Club; Cheer Sec. WILLIAM COBB, Bill, 523 W. Bloomfield St., Real Estate Broker, red sky, working; Projection Club DONNA COLANGELO, Don, 605 Floyd Ave., to graduate, 23, sleeping; Gym Lead- ers, Offic. Clubs; track, volleyball, bowling; Choir, Soph. Dec. Com. PHYLLIS COLANGELO, Phyl, 113 E. Em- bargo St., singing, 13, washing trays; Gym Leaders, Offic., Pep, Ski Clubs; volley- ball, basketball; Choir, Jr. Prom Com. CHRISTINE COLUCCIO, Chris, 1312 Schuyler St., Accountant, 13, sleeping; Gym Leaders, Offic. Clubs; field hockey, volleyball, track, tumbling, basketball, soft- ball; Cheer Sec., Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com. LORETTA COLUCCIO, Lorrie, 811 Roose- velt Ave., Accountant, 85, Jim Pinti; Gym Leaders, Red Cross Clubs; De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Cheer Sec.; volleyball, bowling, basketball; JV Cheerleader, Soph. Dec. Com., BSI Bul. Nancy Cook Scientist's Secretary Patricia Corradino History Teacher Lianne Cooper Hat Model Anthony Costello Nightclub Owner ESTHER COME, 209 N. George St., House- wife, Dec. 6, 1959, being with Paul; FNA Club RADFORD CONVERSE, Con, 402 Oak- wood St., Air Force General, green gum ball, pool; Sportsman Club; basketball; Cheer Sec. NANCY COOK, Cookie, 424 William St., Private Secretary, 1956 Pontiac, Nick; Gym Leaders; volleyball; Majorettes, Cheer Sec., Soph. Dec. Com. JEANETTE COOTE, Nettie, 920 Calvert St., Elementary Teacher, 17, Boonville; French, Gym Leaders, Red Cross Co-Ch. Clubs; softball, basketball; Choir, Jr. Prom, Ring Com., HR Ch., Sr. Play RICHARD CORCORAN, Cricket, 725 Cro- ton St., Lawyer, 13, sleeping; Harlequin, Latin, Ski Clubs, Library Council; Soph. Dec. Com., Sr. Play, Jr. Prom, BSI Bul. PATRICIA CORRADINO, Pat, 810 Roose- velt Ave., Music Teacher, 7, listening to records; Gym Leaders; Choir, BSI Typist ANTHONY COSTELLO, Cos., 113 Sixth St., swim the Pacific, 00, women, bowling Richard Crance Sealy Mattress Tester Donna Dague Art Teacher Dig That Crazy Comet George Crego Grange Leader Richard Dair Clown Ronald Costello Editor: Hot Rod Book Robert Crossman Wrestler RONALD COSTELLO, Cos, 517 Floyd Ave., Test pilot, full house, Work on cars; Projection, Sports man, Ski Clubs; basketball GEORGE CRAMER, Pat, Golf Course Rd., To be a millionaire. Skiing; Red Cross, Ski, Clubs; Cheer Sec. RICHARD CRANCE, Dick, 108 Whittier Ave., Sleeping GEORGE CREGO, Westernville, Accountant, 2, Girls; Sr. HR Ch.; volleyball, softball ROBERT CROSSMAN, Bob, 620 Parry St., Contractor, 18, Being with my girlfriend; Cheer Sec., softball, wrestling FRANCIS CZAJKOWSKI, Frank, 916 Turin St., Successful bus. manager, 12, Music; Pep Club, Ceorge Cramer Ski Instructor Francis Czajkowski Cadillac Owner Cheer Sec., Choir; track; HR V. Pres, DONNA DAGUE, Griffiss Air Base, Elementary Teacher, 7 Painting water colors; FTA, Latin Club RICHARD DAIR, Oriental Dick, 206 Kossuth St., to possess all the food in the world, Women: V Swimming DIANE D°AIUTO, Di, 281 E., Dom. St.. School Teacher, 7 eating pizza; French Club, FTA, Gym Leaders, Inter-Club Coun- cil, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff: tennis, BSI Press, Bul.. Soph. Elec., Sr. Play, French Contest Award JOHN D’AMORE, 343 Mohawk St.; football, Hi-Y Diane D’ Aiuto John D’Amore Lucky in Love 42 French Teacher Alan Davis French Artist Donna Darkangelo Librarian Theresa DeBonzo Reform Leader Karen Davis Homemaker dik John DeGrazio Trig. Examiner Barbara DeHimer Veterinarian Patrick DelPiano Jazz Teacher Ronald Dellork Marry Career Girl Alvin Davis Tennis Pro Carolyn DeCristo Owner of Supermarket DONNA DARKANGELO, 203 E. Bloomfield St., get married and have a family, be a private sec- retary, December 4, 1960, Win- dow shopping; Library Council ALAN DAVIS, Peanuts, 1207 Schuyler St., to become an auto- mobile stylist, reading, swim- ming; Pres. French, Pep Clubs, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Sr. Play, Cheer Sec., cross country, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com., Bomb, BSI Press, Brdct. ALVIN DAVIS, Al, 1207 Schuy- ler St., Mathematician, playing tennis, V. Pres. Sr. Class, Cheer Sec.; football, basketball, cross- country, tennis; Ring, Soph. Dec. Coms., BSI Brdet., Natl. Honor Soc., Bomb, JA Pres., Soph. Elec. Com., Science Congress, Comm. Assembly Usher CHARLES J. DAVIS, Chuck, 810 Massena Ave., to become an electrical engineer, 13, making model airplanes; Pep, Ski Clubs, Cheer Sec.; track, int. soccer, football, basketball KAREN DAVIS, Sleepy Hollow Rd., July 19, being with Roger; FHA, Sr. Play Usher THERESA DE BONZO, Terry, 750 W. Liberty, become a suc- cess, 14, watching Peter Gunn; oe Charles Davis Model Airplane Designer James Deeley Electrical Engineer Gym Leaders, Cheer Sec., bowl- ing, BSI Bul., Typist, basketball CAROLYN DE CRISTO, Chris, 112 E. Sycamore St., Private Sec- retary, 13, Loblaws; Gym Lead- ers; Soph. Dec. Com., Soph. HR Pres. JAMES DEELEY, Jim, R.F.D. No. 1, Electrical Engineer, 7, bowling; Cheer Sec., wrestling, swimming JOHN DE GRAZIO, 211 W. Chestnut St.; Historical Club, De- O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Sr. Play, Cheer Sec., Band; cross-country, tennis; Jr. Prom Com., Bomb, volleyball, bowling, football, table tennis BARBARA DE HIMER, Barb, 617 N. Jay St., to finish school, 9, boys; Gym Leaders, basket- ball, volleyball RONALD DELLORK, Mitt, 906 McKinley Ave., to find a wife that can support me, anything that’s a pleasure; V. Pres. Block R, Cheer Sec.; V_ baseball, V football, V basketball; Jr. Prom Com., Pres. Hi-Y PATRICK DEL PIANO, Del, 611 Healy Ave., Music Teacher, 13, listening to Jazz records; Band, Orchestra; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com., HR Pres. Carl Denti Bookstore Owner Paul De Santis Legal Historian Mary Di Berardino Champion Typist Kenneth Dobies Sports Store Owner Angela De Prospero Tycoon’s Private Secretary CARL DENTI, 1308 N. James, enter some phase of education, eating, reading; French Club, FTA, Pres., Harlequins, Histor- ical, Projection, Red Cross Clubs; Cheer Sec., Soph. Dee. Com., BSI Press Ed., Bul., Natl. Honor Soc. ANGELA DE PROSPERO, Ang, 114% River St.. 18, ice skating; Gym Leaders, Offic. Clubs; bas- ketball, archery, volleyball JAMES DE PROSPERO, Flash, 120 River St.. Musie Teacher, 4, sleeping; Band, Choir, Orchestra JOHANNA DE PROSPERO, Jo, 126 River St., be a success, 6, bowling: Gym Leaders, Offic. Clubs, Cheer Sec., Majorette: basketball, volleyball, track PAUL DE SANTIS, 1109 Clin- ton St., go into law, $$, record albums; German, FTA, Pres. Historical Club; BSI Press, Bul. MICHELENE DESTITO, Micki, 605 Turin, liberal arts, black cats, reading; French, Gym Leaders, Harlequins, Latin Clubs; Sr. Play, JA, Modern Dance DIANE DE VITO, Di, 121 Col- archery, Diann Dodge Dean oj Boys College James De Prospero Great Music Teacher Michelene Destito rf olleze Professor onel Drive, to be rich, a lucky skating at Clinton; French, Gym _ Leaders, Offic., Block R, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Majorettes: basketball. archery, volleyball, bowling; Pres. ; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com., BSI Bul. Typists, JA, bad- minton, Assembly Usher, Natl. Honor Soc., Bacc. Leader, or, Play Usher MARY LOUISE DI BERAR- DINO, Mary Lou, 709 E. Dom.. Secretary, being with Hank KENNETH DOBIES, Ken, 610 Millbrook Rd., Be successful, 11, Playing sports; baseball, V foot- ball, basketball penny, Susan Doolittle Famous Hair Stylist Johanna De Prospero Own Large Bowling Ball Diane De Vito Professional Skater DIANN DODGE, Blondie, 314 W. Liberty St., Go to college, 65, Playing piano; French, FHA, FTA, Historical, Red Cross, Ski Clubs; Cheer Sec.; bowling, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com. BSI Bul., Typists, Bomb SUSAN DOOLITTLE, Suzie-Q, 809 Bradford Dr., Hair Dresser, 19, Seeing Sal; Gym Leaders, Choir, Cheerleading, JV Head; softball, basketball, volleyball, bowling, swimming; BSI Typ- ists THOMAS DUNNING, Tom, 606 W. Bloomfield St.. work con- nected with business administra- tion, 7, bowling Thomas Dunning Bowling Ball Salesman Sharon Durfee Beautician Janice Esch Skiing Instructor SHARON ANN DURFEE, Dur, 101 S. Levitt St.. Beautician, listening to radio, or talking on phone DONNA DYKE, 807 McKinley Ave., Hollywood Psychiatrist, 99, sleeping; French, Inter-Club, Offic., Ski, Block R Clubs, De- O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Cheer Sec.; softball, basketball, field hockey, archery, volleyball, track, bowling, Soph. Dec. Com., BSI Typists, JA JAMES ELLIS, Tex, R.D. No. 3, Taberg, Service, 4, hunting LINDSAY ERVIN, Griffiss Air Base, 38, cards and girls; basket- ball Mary Evola Raise Minks Donna Dyke Lassie’s Psychiatrist Elaine Evangelist Swimming Teacher JANICE ESCH, Jan, Golf Course Road, be a “ski bum,” skiing; Harlequins, Red Cross, Ski Clubs; Band, tumbling, swim- ming ELAINE EVANGELIST, Squir- rel, 114 Third St., trying to learn how to swim and drive, 7, talk- ing; FHA, FNA, Gym Leaders, Offic., Ski Club; V. Pres Sr. HR, Cheer Sec.; basketball, archery, track; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com., Bacc. Usher CAROLYN EVANS, Carey, 909 Culverton Rd., Surgical Nurse, 13, eating; French, FNA, Offic., Block R Clubs; softball, basket- ball, volleyball, tennis; Jr. HR Michael Evola Beauty Salon Manager James Ellis General in the Army Ch., Comm. Usher, Ping Pong, JA NOEL EVANS, 707 N. Madison, to graduate, 37, cars MARY LOUISE EVOLA, Mary Lou, 124 Turin St., Wealth, 17, skating; Gym Leaders, Offic., Red Cross, Block R Clubs, De- O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff; baseball, basketball, archery, volleyball, track; Jr. Prom Com., BSI Press, Bul., Comm. Usher, JA, Natl. Honor Soc., Assembly Usher MICHAEL EVOLA, Mickey, 124 Turin St., to get a job, 7 come 11, playing pool—then girls; Sr. HR Ch., Hi-Y, football, basket- ball, track, Student Council GLORIA FACCHINO, R.D. No. 5, to retire early, absolutely noth- ing JAMES FALCONE, Jimmy — Jesse James, 210 Elm St., to pass Business Law, cars and pretty girls Gloria Facchino Retire at 18 Lindsay Ervin West Pointer Carolyn Evans Surgical Nurse Noel Evans Tycoon James Falcone Teach Business Law 45 Sitting On Top of the World Sandra Farnsworth Joseph Favata Registered Nurse Mechanic Janet Favitta Wayne Ferguson Adrian Ferlo Marie Ferrucci Beautician Fireman Traveling Salesman Woman Driving Teacher Bruce Fike Terry Fike Anthony Fiorini Paul Fleming Publisher Pilot Rock and Roll Singer Vewspaper Editor Catherine Franco Roger Franze Dale Fromey Donna Funk Assistant Hotel Manager Engineer Clerk Funk's Florist Shop Anthony Galluppi Executive Ralph Froio Alfred Froschauer Mr. Ralph's Beauty Salon Paula Fontana Dress Designer Teacher Joan Garafalo Vincent George James Getman Doctor's Wife Alice Gardinier Private Detective Shoe Repair Shop Home Ec Teacher SANDRA FARNSWORTH, Sandy, 1502 Anken St., Nurse, 4, ice skating; FNA, Gym Leaders; archery JOSEPH FAVATA, Joe, 719 Union St., Construction Work, machinery JANET FAVITTA, Jan, 507 W. Dominick St., Secretary, 2 WAYNE FERGUSON, Lefty, R.F.D. No. 3, Farmer, 18, bowling ADRIAN FERLO, 1105 Oneida St., Night School, 2, going beat; wrestling MARIE FERRUCCI, 129 Second St. a happy life, 7, watching television, FNA, Gym Leaders, Library Council, Offic., Red Cross, Ski Clubs, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Cheer Sec.; archery, volleyball, track, bowl- ing, basketball, softball; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com., Bomb BRUCE FIKE, Gifford Rd., Engineer, 21, sports; German, Projection Clubs; volley- ball, baseball, basketball TERRY FIKE, Ter, Gifford Rd., Air Force, 14, sports; German Club; baseball, foot- ball, basketball ANTHONY FIORINI, Tony, Kilborne Rd., Air Force, 7, girls; Hi-Y, wrestling, tum- bling PAUL FLEMING, Pab, 916 Laurel St., Technician, 1, be with the gang; baseball, soccer CATHERINE FRANCO, Cathy, 113 Atkin- son Ave., Secretary, “R. T.’s” ring, danc- ing; Gym Leaders; track, bowling, ring, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com.; Soph., Jr., Sr. HR Ch, ROGER FRANZE, Rog, 503 Expense St., Mechanical Engineer, 60, girls and cars; Block R Club; track, wrestling, football; Hi-Y DALE MARIE FROMEY, Tiger, 311 E. Dominick St., Secretary, 7, dating and eat- ing; FHA, FNA, Harlequins, Cheer Sec.; bowling, swimming, basketball DONNA FUNK, Lorena Rd., Secretary, 24, “Joe”; Gym Leaders, Cheer Sec.; volley- ball, basketball; BSI Typists, Soph. Elec. Com. PAULA FONTANA, 2 Race St., Teacher, talking; French, Pep, Red Cross, FNA, Clubs; De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Cheer Sec.; Soph. Dec., Jr. Prom Com., BSI Bul., Typists RALPH FROIO, Coach, 310 W. Liberty, Barber, 10, girls; V. Pres. Hi-Y Club; track, baseball, football, basketball ANTHONY GALUPPI, Tony, 214 Depeys- ter St., Clerk Typist, 13, fishing and read- ing; Choir ALICE GARDINIER, 912 Jervis Ave., Teacher, “R,” talking; Red Cross Club; archery JOAN GAROFALO, Joanie, 130 First St., Secretary, P.B., dancing; Pep Club, Cheer Sec. VINCENT GEORGE, Soncho, 157 River- view Parkway, College, 77, pool; wrestling; Hi-Y JAMES GETMAN, Long John, 405 Elm St., College, Pool Armand Gaudin Bachelor Playboy James Gallagher Photographer John Giarrusso Bank Clerk Salvatore Giachetti Travel Agent Louise Geller U. S$: Good Vill Ambassador Patricia Gawarecki Artist for Glamour JAMES GALLAGHER, Jim, 208 W. Elementary Teacher, 7, having a good WILLIAM GLASSO, Deacon, 1008 Sher- Thomas St., Mechanic, cars time; French Club, Sec. FTA, Red Cross man Ave., Girls, and cars, being with the ARMAND J. GAUDIN, 1201 Schuyler St.. Clubs; Bomb Sec., Gym Leaders, De-O- guys; Int. baseball, football, basketball ; ; Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Sr. Play, Jr. Prom, ELAINE GOODSELL, Goody, Canterbury Soph. Dec. Com., Band; volleyball Rd., English Teacher, 25, waiting for the SALVATORE GIACHETTI, Sam, 421 mailman, FNA, FTA, Library, Modern Restaurant owner in Florida, 8, being around girls; Historical Society, Sr. Play, Soph. Elec. Coms.; HR Ch.; volleyball, baseball, football PATRICIA GAWARECKI, Pat, 920 W. Thomas St., college education, “The Stars and Stripes,” drawing; Latin, Library, Pep, Gym Leader Clubs; De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, BSI Press Ass’t Ed., Typist, Comm. Usher, Orchestra; Natl. Honor Soc., Sr, Seminar, Davis Essay Prize; archery LOUISE GELLER, Lou, 913 N. James St., George Gibson 48 Horticulturist William Glasso All American Playboy Mary St., to go to college, 8, sleeping and traveling; V track, V cross-country JOHN GIARRUSSO, Wahoo, 413 William St., Clerk, 5, fooling around with the gang; Sportsman Club, Hi-Y; Int. baseball, foot- ball, basketball GEORGE GIBSON, Skip, 709 Union St. Horticulturist, ace of spades, hunting; Historical Society Elaine Goodsell English Professor Dance, Gym Leaders, Ski, Clubs; De-O- Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Choir, Ring, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com.; JA JOHN GORDON, Flash, 1403 Bedford St., Graduate, Sports; Harlequins, Bomb, Hi-Y, Pep Clubs; Cheer Sec., swimming, baseball, football, tumbling; Slingerland, Natl. Honor Soc., Assembly Usher, Sr. Seminar, Jr. Prom Com., BSI Press, Brdet., John Gordon Governor of New York State Roger Grant Patti Grems Football Coach Audra Grant History Teacher William Granger Millionaire Policewoman Jacqueline Groff Anne Gruber Legal Secretary Model Charlene Grimes Darby Grimes Teacher Librarian WILLIAM GRANGER, Bill, R.D. No. 3, to be a millionaire, Nights; football AUDRA GRANT, Audie, 703 Cherry 5St., College, Green rabbit’s foot, writing let- ters; Gym Leaders, Latin, Sec.-Treas.. Offic. Clubs; Senior Play, Cheer Sec., BSI Press, Bul., Jr. Prom Com., Soph. Dec. Com.; basketball, field hockey, volleyball; Jr. HR V. Pres., Natl. Honor Soc., Assem- bly Usher, Sr. Seminar, Science Congress, Soph. Elec. Com. ROGER GRANT, Rog, 703 Cherry St., 16, Sight seeing; football PATTI GREMS, 200 N. George, Police- woman, blue and white Ford, Tony; Gym Leaders, Red Cross, Ski Clubs, Orchestra; bowling; BSI Bul. CHARLENE GRIMES, 603 N. Jay St., Fred Gruby Army Colonel Jo Ann Gualtieri Librarian, gold charm bracelet, Weekends; FTA, Gym Leaders, Library, Pep Clubs; De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff. Sr. Play, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com., BSI Press, Brdet., Soph., Jr., Sr., Elec. Com; basketball DARBY GRIMES, Darby O’Gill, 2708 Fal- con Ave., Teacher, 13, Loafing; Library, Pep Clubs, Cheer Sec.; softball, basket- ball; Jr. Prom Com. JACQUELINE GROFF, Jacquie, 822 Cro- ton St., Secretary, Triangle, Being Queen; FTA, Gym Leaders, Pep, Red Cross Clubs, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. and Bus. Staff, Cheer Sec.; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com., Sr. Play; volleyball, basketball; JA ANNE GRUBER, Annie, 815 Harding Blvd., Modeling, 5, Writing letters to Jerry; FHA, Gym Leaders, Ski, Modern Dance Secretary Janet Guaspari Fashion Expert Clubs; archery, volleyball; Soph. HR V. Ch. FRED GRUBY, Wilhelm, 10944 Millington Ave., join the army, fishing and hunting JO ANN GUALTIERI, Jo, 113% Second St., Secretary, 7, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff JANET GUASPARI, Jan, R.D. No. 3, Turin Rd., Teacher, 27, Dancing; French, FTA, Gym Leaders, Inter-Club Council, Pep Clubs; De-O-Wain-Sta Sr. Ed., Sr. Play. Student Council, Cheer Sec.; basket- ball, volleyball, swimming; Ring, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com., Soph., Jr., Sr. HR Ch., BSI Bul., Natl. Honor Soc., Student Guide, Assembly Usher; DAR Award, JA Pres. DOMINICK GULLA, Mickey, 109 First St.. State Trooper, 7, Cars, Band; football; HR ¥, Ch. Dominick Gulla State Trooper 49 Steven Haber Lynn Hagerty Dawn Hall Millionairess James Haley Owner of Derby Winner Supervisor of Nurses Professor f ; Ni John Halliwell Card Shark Stephen Hallmark Rocket Expert Darlene Halpin Joan Halpin Nurse’s Aide Medical Secretary STEVEN HABER, 1005 Laurel St.. En- gineer, Horse Rancher, Ace of Spades, Models; Projection Club, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff; basketball LYNN HAGERTY, 711 N. Washington St., Nurse, drawing and painting; FNA, His- torical, Library Clubs, BSI Typist; swim- ming, tennis JAMES HALEY, Jim, R.D. No. 3, be- come a success, 21, lying around DAWN HALL, Lorena Rd., get married, money, quarreling with Jim STEPHEN HALLMARK, Steve, 605 Beech St.. go to college. green; Chess, German. Historical Clubs, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Sr. Seminar JOHN HALLIWELL, Gifford Rd., Auto Mechanic, 7, playing cards, hunting DARLENE HALPIN, Dar, 813 Sherman Ave.. Nurse’s Aide, 10, listening to music; FH A; softball JOAN HALPIN, 813 Sherman Ave., Secre- tary, 7, reading; Gym Leaders: bowling THOMAS W. HAMELA, Butch, 312 Cur- tis St., Electrical Engineer, 4: bowling, archery DOROTHY HASTINGS, Dotty, Lower E. Dom., Secretary, eating pizza; Gym Lead- ers, Cheer Sec.; bowling, basketball: BSI Bul. RANDALL HAWKINS, 508 Clinton St.. Amusement Ride Builder, looking over dif- ferent types of machines PHYLIS HAYNER, Phyl, 102 S. Levitt St.. Salvation Army Officer, 27, reading; Gym Leaders, Choir; BSI Typist DAVID HAZLETT, Dave, 157 Anderegg Dr., go to college, be rich, retire. hunting, 18; JA ROBERT HENDERSON, Upper Floyd Ave., D.Z., Spending money and Donna WILLIAM HENDERSON, Bill, 709 N. Jay, 10, Sportsman, hunting and fishing CATHERINE HOWELL, Cathie, 1311 N. George, Elem. Teacher, watching TV; French, FTA, Gym Leaders, Offic., Red Cross Clubs; De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Band, Choir; JV cheerleader, JA; basket- ball, field hockey, volleyball, track; Jr. Prom Ch. SONIA HUBAL, Duckie, 209 Ridge St., Potluck, 17, spending money; Gym Lead- ers, Jr. Prom Com. JOHN INDERMILL, Innertube, R.D. No. 3, Contractor, parties and girls; wrestling ROBERTA JAHNKE, 926 W. Liberty, Sec- retary; Dancing, FHA, Gym Leaders, Li- brary, Offic., Red Cross Clubs; Choir, BSI Typist CORA SUE JOHNSON, Sue, 1820 N. James St., Dental Hygienist, sitting around talking, 3-7; Gym Leaders; archery, bowl- ing; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com., Soph, HR V. Pres., Sr. HR Ch. DIANNE JOHNSON, Deanie, R.D. No. 5, Secretary, 3-7, reading detective stories There, You With the Stars In Your Eyes! Thomas W. Hamela Dorothy Hastings Secretary Electrical Engineer aE! Randall Hawkins Phyllis Hayner David Hazlett Robert Henderson Sylvan Beach Tycoon Missionary Mailman Telephone Repairman William Henderson Paul Howard Catherine Howell Sonia Hubal Henderson Hunting Lodge Undertaker Lawyer Financial Advisor John Indermill Roberta Jahnke Cora Sue Johnson Dianne Johnson Carpenter Typist at the Base Receptionist Crime Reporter 51 Swinging On a Rainbow Duayna Johnson Lonell Johnson Model Used Car Salesman Nancy Jones Donald Joslyn Roberta Kahn Barbara Kanoff Elementary Principal Census Taker Model Actress Bruce Kaufman Jerome Kaufman Sheila Keefe Kenneth Keeler Pleasure Cruise Captain Nightwatchman Secretary Texas Prospector Jack Kenney Robert Kells Stanley Kenjarski Gloria Kiker Your Friendly Pharmacist Mathematician Nuclear Engineer WAC Ronald Killbourn Politician DUAYNA JOHNSON, Turin Rd., IBM Op- erator get married, talking on phone; Gym Leaders, Red Cross Club LONELL JOHNSON, Jack Paleski, R.D. No. 3, 2, science, Sportsman; basketball, volleyball, wrestling, bowling, track; JA NANCY JONES, Nan, Teacher, 23, watch- ing TV; Gym Leaders, FTA Clubs; De-O- Wain-Sta Bus. Staff DONALD JOSLYN, Don, Pleasant Dr., Engineer, 13, hunting, fishing, bowling ROBERTA KAHN, Bobi Sue, 113 W. Oak St., College, 4, water sports; German, FNA, Gym Leaders, Pep, Offic. Ski; archery, volleyball, swimming; Inter-Club Coun., Cabinet, Cheer Sec., Jr. Prom, Natl. Honor Soc., JA, Assembly Usher, HR V. Pres. Soph., Colgate Seminar, BSI Bul., T ypist, Commissioner BARBARA KANOFF, Barb, 106 E. Syca- more, Music Teacher, 8, playing piano; Gym Leaders, Harlequins, Latin, Offic., Ski Clubs; field hockey, volleyball, track, Sr. Play, Cheer Sec., Choir, swimming; Slingerland, Colgate Seminar, Council, JOHN KILLIP Psychiatrist Bomb, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec., JA, Comm. Usher, All St. Orch., Elec. Com., BSI Bul., Press, Pres. of Modern Dance BRUCE KAUFMAN, R.D. No. 5, Navy, 13, Fising Cars, Dancing JEROME KAUFMAN, Jerry, 610 N. George St., 4, watching T SHELIA KEEFE, 312 E. Bloomfield, Dental Hygienist, 8, being with Butch; Gym Leaders; Soph. Dec., Soph. Elec. Com, KENNETH KEELER, 404 W. Thomas St., Missile Tech., a star, building ships JACK KENNEY, Ken, Martin Dr., Pharm- acist, 107; baseball, bowling, baseball; Jr. Prom ROBERT KELLS, Bob, 426 William St., Mathematician, 11, playing basketball and baseball; FTA, Historical Clubs; Soph. Class Officer; volleyball, baseball, basket- ball; BSI Brde. STAN KENJARSKI, Stash, 619 S. Madi- son St., Nuclear Engineer, fooling with the Michael King Head Engineer at Ford John Kosienski Big Game Hunte fellas; German, Pep, Block R Clubs; vol- leyball; Soph. Class Off., Jr. Class Off. Sr. Class Off., Sr. Play, Cheer Sec., Ring, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dee. Coms. RONALD KOSKI, Ron, R.D. No. 5, under- water, basketweaving, Teacher at R.F.A,, 2, staying home from school; baseball; Hi-Y ARTHUR E. KNIGHT, Buzz, 1601 Roser. Ter., Engineer, 17, Ski, French, Ski Clubs; track, cross-country, swimming; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Coms.; Jr. Sr.. HR Pres., Soph. HR V. Pres. CHARLOTTE KNIGHT, 1300 Schuyler St., be a merchandiser, 13 and 3, writing let- ters and talking on the phone; Gym Lead- ers, French, FTA, Offic., Pep Clubs; vol- leyball, bowling; Cheer Sec., Bomb, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Coms., BSI Bul. JEANNE KOCHON, Jeannie, Karlen Rd., Elem. Teacher, 16, working at Neisners; Gym Leaders, French, Pep Clubs; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Coms., Open House Guide Ronald Koski Champ Basketweaver Arthur Knight Pres. of Beard Jeanne Kochon French Interpreter Charlotte Knight Manager of Macy’s Modeling Agency Janet Kwasniewski Fashion Editor Robert Leonard 1.B.M. Mechanic JANET KWASNIEWSKI, Jan, West Ley- den, Fashion Illustrator, 6, dancing; Major- ettes SANDRA LANDERS, Sandee, 115 Em- bargo St., Secretary, Aries, reading EUGENE LaPLANTE, Gene, R.D. No. 3, Air Force (IBM), four-leaf clover, flying model airplanes; Band Color Guard ANN LAUFER, Annie, 105 Oxford Ct., strike oil on the moon, 13, making trouble for the little green people; French, Gym Leaders, FTA, Harlequins, Red Cross, Ski, Block R Club Treas.; Library Council, De- O-Wain-Sta Bus., Cheer Sec.: field hockey, volleyball, basketball; Sr. Play, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com., HR V. Pres., Comm. Usher, Natl. Honor Soc., Jr. Service Award. JA, Colgate Seminar, Merit Letter Winner ROBERT LEONARD, Bob, 713 Massena Ave., to pass Am. History, 4, sleeping; Projection Club; cross-country RICHARD LEPPERT, William, 924 Cal- vert St., Radio Engineer, 5, reading MICHAEL LESTIG, Rebel, 116 Cross Gate Rd., Mechanical Engineer, 3 or devil. cars; Projection Club Pres. BARBARA LEWIS, 1119 Madison St.. Kindergarten Teacher, 77. riding around Sandra Landers Vewspaper Proofreader Richard Leppert Great Radar Scientist with Maxie; FNA, FTA, Gym Leaders, Offic., Pep Clubs; Inter-Club Council, De- O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff; field hockey, vol- leyball, baseball, softball, basketball: Bomb EARL LEWIS, Butch, 304 Cedar St., be a millionaire, going out every night NORMAN LICHTENBERGER, Norm. Golf Course Rd., Auto Mechanic or Farm- ing, silver dollar, cars ROBERT LIDDY, Bob, 1605 Roser Ter.. Architect, 23, doing nothing; Radio Club: Bomb SHEILA LOBENHOFER, She, 203 Oak St., college, marriage, family, 13, sports, dancing; Gym Leaders, Offic., Red Cross. Ski Clubs; field hockey, volleyball, track, tumbling, basketball, softball; De-O-Wain- Sta Ed. Staff, Sr. Play Cast, Choir, JV and V Cheerleader, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com.. HR V. Pres., Natl. Honor Soc., JA, Comm. Usher MERCIE LOCKE, Merc, 1005 Madison St., Medical Secretary, 12, Reading; French, Gym Leaders, Pep Clubs; Library Council, Cheer Sec.; tennis; BSI Typist FRANK LOMBINO, 311 Louisa St., Ace Mechanic, like man, making time with the bongos; Sportsman Club Eugene La Plante Lindberg’s Second Michae l Lestig General Motors Draftsman Ann Laufer Real Crazy Teacher Barbara Lewis Little Southern Belle ROSALYN LONG, Ros, 210 Panesi Ave., New York City Secretary, 8, singing; Choir; volleyball, track, basketball, soft- ball DONNA LONGLEY, 508 William St. Nurse, 3, watching television CAROL LoRUSSO, Skipper, 1816 Dunham Rd., Stenographer, 20; FHA, Gym Leaders, Offic. Clubs; Library Council, Choir, BSI Bul.; Majorettes, archery, volleyball, track, swimming, basketball, tumbling, softball KAREN LOVETT, Princess, 202 Canal St.. Practical Nurse and Ron’s wife, double dating; FHA Pres., HR Pres. ALBERT LUCCI, Al, 615 Laurel St., to become rich, going out with girls; Choir ROCCO LUCCI, Rock, 1200 Liberty St. Mathematician or Scientist, success, piano; German, Pep Clubs; Cheer Sec., BSI Bul. Ass’t Ed.; volleyball, Int. basketball; Sr. Play, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com., Comm. Usher, JA, Colgate Seminar LINDA LUTWIN, Lyn, 105 Arsenal St., to be Walt’s wife, 25, sleeping JOANN LYNDAKER, Jo, 332 McRae St., Dave's wife, 25, double dating: FHA Earl Lewis Norman Lichtenberger Robert Liddy Sheila Lobenhofer Billionaire Texas Rancher President of Moon Homes Fashion Expert Catch a Falling Star Mercie Locke Frank Lombino singe pe iil : Dr. Hennessey’s Secretary President of General Motors Rosalyn Long Donna Longley Carol LoRusso Karen Lovett President's Secretary Television Nurse All American Majorette Housewife of the Year Albert Lucci Rocco Lucci Linda Lutwin Joann Lyndaker “Gentleman” Band Leader Bride of the Year Nurse 55 James Lyndon Barbara MacLeod Clipper Ship Captain Anthony Madonia irmy K.P. Sergeant Elizabeth Madsen Voonologist fir Force Wile Melinda Mallison Swimming Coach Yvonne Malarzo Anthony Mario Donna Martin Waitress Mario’s Muzzerella Factory Physical Therapist Vincent Mastracco Internationally Known Artist Carol Martingano Donna Masi Roxy Usherette Jon Mathis Typing Wizard Milk Millionaire JAMES LYNDON, Jim, 907 DeWitt Lane, Metallurgist, 7, Hunting; Ring Com.; bowl- t ing, Int. volleyball, football, basketball: JA Inter-( lub Counc il, Offic., Red Cross BARBARA MacLEOD, Bubbles, 110 Maple Clubs: De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff; archery, St., A.P. Spanish Correspondent, 13, fun volleyball, basketball, swimming; BSI Bul., Ave., Teacher, Four-leaf clover, Swimming; French, Gym Leaders, Library Council, Nurse, listening to classical music; Gym CAROL MARTINGANO, 125 Mill St. Leaders, Offic., Red Cross Clubs; De-O- Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Choir; Int. volleyball, basketball; BSI Bul. with the gang; FTA, Gym Leaders, Inter- Club Council Pres., Pep, Red Cross, Ski Clubs; BSI Bul., De-O-Wain-Sta Humor Ed., Sr. Play, Cabinet, Cheer Sec., Choir: field hockey, Int. volleyball, swimming, basketball, softball; Comm. Usher, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com., JA ANTHONY MADONIA, Tony, 102 Colum- bus Ave., Pizza Maker or U.S, Army, 7, Flirting and gymnastics ELIZABETH MADSEN, Betty, 919 Turin St. Secretary, 17, playing piano; Gym Leaders, Library Council MELINDA MALLISON, Mally, 937 Floyd Sr. Play, Comm. Usher; JA YVONNE MALORZO, Lennie, 112 Loco- motive Ave., a better pool player, 777, playing pool ANTHONY MARIO, Tony, 113 Stanwix St.. retire after graduation, $1,000,000, loafing; German, Pep Clubs, Sr. Play, Band; track, Int. wrestling, football, bas- ketball; BSI Bul. DONNA MARTIN, Big M, 621 Calvert St.. Lab, Technician, silver dollar, driving about town; Gym Leaders, Pep Clubs; Sr, Play; Int. volleyball, bowling, swimming, basketball, softball; JA DONNA MASI, 404 Ann St., Secretary, 7, Radio; Gym Leaders, Offic. Clubs; De-O- Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, BSI Typist VINCENT MASTRACCO, Vinnie, 120 Fourth St.. Commercial Artist, 68, going out after curfew; Library Council, De-O- Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Sr. Play; track, Co- Capt. wrestling, volleyball JON MATHIS. Buteh, 1208 N. James St., peddle milk on moon, 7, swimming and boating; Block R Club; V tennis, basket- ball, baseball; HR Pres., Soph. Dec. Com. Shooting Star Gary Mattoon Advertising Manager Sharon McNamara W orld Traveller Brian McMahon Football Announcer John Mazzaferro Medicine Maker Neva Militello Hair Dresser Rocco Migliori Auto Mechanic John Mendoza A Musical Person GARY MATTOON, Gar, 904 Sherman Ave., Advertising, green, sports; Int. swim- ming, basketball JAMES MAURA, 160 Black River Blvd., Actor, 10, dancing and dating; Harlequins, Ski Clubs; Ring, Jr. Prom Coms., Band, Choir, Orchestra, Slingerland JOHN MAZZAFERRO, Junior, 102 Rail- road St., Pharmacist, 17, driving; Ski Club; De-O-Wain-Sta, Cheer Sec., Band, Soph. Dec. Com. BRIAN McMAHON, 420 William St., 6; FTA; football SHARON McNAMARA, Mac, 309 Expense St.. to be a World Traveler, 13, flirting with airmen; Gym Leaders, Library Clubs; field hockey; Soph. Dec. ROY MEISS, Moose, Lamphear Rd., Con- struction Worker, 15, hunting and fishing; Band, Choir JOHN MENDOZA, 116 Cayuga St., 6, sports and records; track; Choir ROCCO MIGLIORI, Mig, 313 Mathew St., James Maura Professional Actor Roy Meiss Construction Worker Sally Miller A Girl for the Jet Age Mechanic or Barber, 17, hunting and girls; JV baseball NEVA MILITELLO, Nev, 143 River St., Beautician, 737, my boyfriend and danc- ing; bowling; BSI Typist SALLY MILLER, Sal, 705 W. Bloomfield St., Airline Hostess, 13, dancing and read- ing; Library, Pep, Gym Leaders Clubs; De- O-Wain-Sta, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Coms.; field hockey, archery, volleyball; BSI Bul., Council, Majorettes Lois Mills 4 Fly Girl LOIS MILLS, Millsy, Stokes, Air Line Hostess, 13, being with Johnny; Gym Leaders Club; bowling JOHN MITCHELL, Mitch, 916 Oakwood St., Machinist, fishing; track, football SHARON MITCHELL, Sherri, 210 W. Cedar St., Secretary, 9, Swimming and reading; Gym Leaders Club; Cheer Sec., field hockey, archery; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Coms. THOMAS MONETA, Tom, 112 Balsam St., Go to college; JA SANDRA MONTALBANO, Sandy, 718144 W. Court St., See- retary, 3-P8311, listening to music; Gym Leaders, Ski, Offic. Clubs; De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Sr. Play; Basketball, field hockey, volleyball, track, tennis; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Coms. PAUL MONTANA, Monty, 153 E. Whitesboro St.. Millionaire, 7, Billiards; football, basketball, volleyball, swi mming; Hi-Y EVA MOORE, 700 W. Thomas St., Journalist, a raccoon collar, listening to Sinatra; Modern Dance, Gym Leaders, Harlequins, Latin, Offic. Clubs; Sr. Play, Cheer Sec.; field hockey, volley- ball, basketball; Soph. Dec., Soph. Elec. Coms., BSI Press, Bul. Asst. Ed., Comm. Usher, Colgate Seminar, JA WAYNE MORSE, Lip, R.F.D. No. 1, 23, Reading NANCY MORTIS, Nan, Lee Center, Air line hostess, 7, being with someone special; Gym Lead- ers, Red Cross Clubs; Cheer Sec., Jr. Prom Com., Bomb JOSEPH MULGA, 610 Mill- brook Rd., Policeman, 16, earn- ing money and Rosemary V.; baseball, basketball, swimming John Mitchell Mechanic Sandra Montalbano Professional Typist Wayne Morse Book Reviewer CARA NELSON, 11 Victory Dr., 7, Reading; Gym Leaders, Li- brary, Red Cross Clubs; bowling JUDITH NETTLES, Judy, 904 Van Buren Ave., Get married, $$$, boys, boys, boys; BSI Typ- ist Sharon Mitchell 1 Good Secretary Paul Montana Millionaire Nancy Mortis Jetline Hostess Cara Nelson Genius Thomas Moneta Veat ( utter for Food-A-Rama Eva Moore Journalist Joseph Mulga Law Officer Judith Nettles Happily Married Lawrence Newell Carol Olnas Ronald Owens Patricia Paige Politician Pilot's Favorite Girl Servant of the People Shorthand Wizard LAWRENCE NEWELL, Larry, 402 Embargo St., Governor of Iowa, 7, being a bachelor CAROL OLNAS, 103 MacArthur : ss Dr., Airline Stewardess, 5, dates; Stairway to the Stars Gym Leaders, Offic. Clubs; Inter- Club Council, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Cheer Sec., Student Council; basketball, field hockey, volleyball, track, swimming; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com., HR Ch. Paul Palombi RONALD OWENS, Ron, 614 Jay Funeral Director St., Teacher or Missionary, any- thing over 1, spending money; Choir, Pep Club PATRICIA PAIGE, Pat, 1005 George St., Private Secretary, 6, driving; FTA, Gym _ Leaders, Latin, Red Cross, Ski Clubs; Sr. Play Cast, Cheer Sec., Choir, BSI Bul.; basketball, volleyball; HR Pres., JA, Natl. Honor Soc. PAUL PALOMBI, 748 Court St., Funeral Director, 4 aces; Pro- jection Club, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed.; bowling PAULA PALOMBI, 106 Clark St., Language Teacher, 5, jazz; French, FTA, Gym _ Leaders, Latin Clubs; Sr. Play Usher, Cheer Sec.; Soph. Dec. Com. ; e '. DAVID PANGBURN, 114 Court Paula Palombi David Pangburn Peter Pangburn St., Officer in the Navy, 4, go- Car Designer ing out; Cheer Sec., Band, Choir; track, bowling PETER PANGBURN, Pete, 110 Turin St., cars, 3, making new car designs; Cheer Sec.; bowl- ing JOSEPH PAPE, Joe, 418 Lib- erty St., graduate, 1, swimming; De-O-Wain-Sta Bus.; swimming Master of Languages Seaman Paul Panek Joseph Pape Song Writer Life Guard Karen Paquette Music Professor KAREN PAQUETTE, Kay, 615 Oakwood St.. Music Teacher, 13. sleeping and dating; FHA, Gym Leaders, Projection Clubs; Choir. BSI Typist, Bomb; field hockey. bowling, ttimbling; Soph. Dec. Com. JAMES PARKER, Chocco, 22 Whitesboro St.. Sportsman, 41, girls; Block R, Hi-Y Clubs; foot- ball. basketball, track MARY PASQUALETTI, 512 Broadway St., Secretary, 18. ing out JOHN PATRICIAN, Jack. 15 Buena Vista Dr.. make money, 13, eating; JV football, basket- ball £0- HELEN PAZDUR, River Rd., Elementary Teacher, 11. being with Bill and eating: French, Vincent Pekola Ace Pilot James Parker Pro Football Player FTA, Gym Leaders Clubs: BSI Bul.. Sr. Play, Sr. Class Sec.. HR Pres., Soph. Dec., Soph., Jr. Elec. Com. LOUIS PECCI, Pat, 121 Fourth St., going to college, phone, girls, sports VINCENT PEKOLA, Pickles, 214 S. Washington St., Pilot, hunting and fishing; Band GERARD PERCIVAL, Whitey, Williams Rd.. Mechanic, 18, working on my car SANDRA PERRY, Sandie, 503 George St.. Secretary, 113, eat- ing French fries; FHA; basket- hall, bowling, volleyball DONNA PETERS, 213 Depey- ster St., Secretary, 13, going to Barney's; Gym Leaders Club, BSI Bul.; Jr. Prom Com. ; =— Gerard Percival Midget Car Racer Mary Pasqualetti Halj of a Dance Team Helen Pazdur Housewife Helen Sandra Perry Hollywood Secretary Mediterranean Moon John Patrician Restaurant Owner Louis Pecci American History Teacher Donna Peters Waitress in Barney's Francis Petronella Mad Chemist Joyce Pisano Policewoman James Porter Gas Station Owner Patricia Pour Pizza Pie Patter Lucille Pettinelli Comedienne JoAnn Plato Set Designer Patricia Potter Mop Manufacturer Donald Pratt Van Cliburn Il Frederick Phillips Tennessee Plantation Owner FRANCIS PETRONELLA, Tyke, 184 Dominick St., Officer in the Navy or Coast Guard, swimming and reading; track, cross-country, swimming LUCILLE PETTINELLI, Lucy, 123 E. Park St., to graduate, very unlucky, sleeping; French, Gym Leaders Club, Library Council, Cheer Sec., BSI Bul., Bomb, De O-Wain-Sta Bus.; archery, volley ball, tennis; Ring, Jr. Prom, Soph Dec.. Elec. Com. FREDERICK PHILLIPS, Reb, 1033 Liberty -St., to marry my girl from Tennessee, Gloria’s school ring, writing to Gloria; Projection Club; football, Int. wrestling; JA Pres. JAMES PINTI. Jim, 911 Van Buren Ave. to graduate and go to college. 85, being with Lorrie and shooting pool; V_ football, Int. basketball, volleyball; Soph. Dec. Com., Hi-Y JOYCE PISANO, Shorty, 104 E. Garden St. Accountant, 11, talk- ing; Gym Leaders Club, Library William Pritchard Commercial Artist James Pinti Coach Pop Warner Gridders Council, Cheer Sec., BSI Typist; tennis; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com. JAMES PORTER, Saint, 908 W. Dominick St., to get through school, 17, working on cars; gymnastics PATRICIA POTTER, Pat, Ta- berg, Beautician, 1, being with Gene; FHA, Gym Leaders Club PATRICIA POUR, Pat, Bielby Rd., to graduate, 18, dancing with Bill; Gym Leaders Club DONALD PRATT, Don, RFD No. 5, Ham Radio or Music, 3, piano playing or horn tooting; Red Cross Club, Band, Choir WILLIAM PRITCHARD, Bill, 1028 Westbrook Dr., to be a com- mercial artist, 18, TV; De-O- Wain-Sta Ed., Choir; manager of V baseball and basketball ANN PUGLIESE, 900 Sherman Ave, to sing. 11, talking on the telephone; Gym Leaders Club, Library Council, Cheer Sec., Choir; archery, track; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com. Ann Pugliese Singer at the Met. 61 ANTHONY PUGLIO, Will, 106 Crossgate Rd., to join the Air Force, 14, working on cars; Projection Club ROBERT PULLEASE, Bob, 131 Milles Dr., 70, resting; German Club DAVID QUATTRO, Dave, Cemetery Road, to pass trig, 100, sleeping ALLEN RADCLIFFE, Al, Griffiss AFB, Air Force Officer, 8, traveling; De-O-Wain- Sta Ed. Staff; bowling; JA BETTY RAPKE, Jeannie, Gifford Rd., X- Ray Technician, 7, seeing someone special; FNA, Red Cross Club PATRICIA REBISZ, Pat, 816 Kent St., to become a secretary, 26, going to Barney’s; Gym Leaders, Red Cross Club, De-O-Wain- Sta Bus. Staff; Bomb WILLIAM RECKENTINE, Bill, Elmer Hill Rd., Business Management, weight lifting; track KAREN REESE, K, 1508 Bedford St., Nurse, brown haired boys, doing things with the gang; FNA, Gym Leaders, Offic.. Pep Club, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. and Bus. Staff, Choir; field hockey, track, volley- ball, bowling, swimming, basketball; HR j— 7 Pres., Elec., Jr. Prom Com., BSI, JA, Sr. Seminar; Sr. Play Ticket Com. DOROTHEA RENDERS, Dee Dee, 906 Van Buren Ave., to go to business school. 4, talking on the phone; FHA, Gym Lead- ers, Cheer Sec.; basketball, archery, track. swimming; Soph. Dec, Com. SANDRA REZSNYAK, Bug, 806 Brad- ferd Dr., Nurse, 7, being with Frank: FHA, FTA, Gym Leaders, Ski Club, Cheer Sec.; tennis, bowling; Jr. Prom Com, LYNN RICHARDS, Lenny, 2627 Thor Ave., GAFB, to graduate, 10, hunting; football, track CLIFFORD RICHARDSON, Butch, 105 West Linden St., go to college, 1, work RONALD RIENZO, Chief, 1306 Franklyn St., pass trigonometry, 7, playing tennis on Sunday; Block R Club; football, basket- ball, tennis MICHAEL RILEY, Mike, 120 North Revett St., make certified, 13, girls; wrestling; Elec. Com. ORLONDO RIOLO, Orly, 152 Black Riv- er Blvd. to be a good musician, 13: Band; bowling 3S a JOHN RITZ, Johnny, 118 McAvoy Ave.. to become a millionaire, 1,735,642, billiards VITO RIZZO, Tiny, R.D. No. 1, James St., College Education, 13, dating and dancing; German, Projection, Radio Clubs; JV, football, Intr. wrestling, bowling, swim- ming; Soph. Dec. Com. CHARLES RIBIDEAUX, Chuck, 901 Broadway St., Navy, 18, Red, girls; Pro- jection Club RICHARD ROOT, Dick, 104 Riverview Pky. S., Navy, 13, Blue, girls; Projection Club Chief GERALD POSKOWITZ, Jerry, Naval Ad- miral, to chose a particular Airline Hostess, 19, playing pool and winning; German, Sportsman Clubs; Intr. baseball, football, basketball, volleyball, swimming; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Coms. FRANK ROSS, Duck, 429 Depeyster St., to have money, 7, girls; Intr. baseball, basketball, football; Soph. HR Pres. GEORGIANN ROSSI, Carrie, 1731 N. James St., Airline Hostess, stay single, 19, dating and dancing; Gym Leaders; Cheer Sec., Soph. Dec. Com. i | Robert Pullease Mattress Tester Anthony Puglio Space Pilot Allen Radcliffe Air Force General David Quattro Math. Professor Betty Rapke Marriage Counselor Patricia Rebisz William Reckentine Mr. Universe Karen Reese Maybelline Model Heiress Dorothea Renders Sandra Rezsnyak Lynn Richards Clifford Richardson futhor Tree Surgeon Explorer Champion Rope Skipper Michael Riley Orlando Riolo John Ritz Millionaire Ronald Rienzo Tennis Champ Principal Jazz Musician Charles Robideaux Richard Root Gerald Roskowitz Sailor Naval Radio Engineer Tavern Keeper Vito Rizzo Construction Engineer Where Are You Little Star? Georgiann Rossi Frank Ross Airline Hostess 63 Cannonball Louis Rossi Douglas Ruby Janice Ruch Carol Rushlow Vaval Repair Man Jet Pilot Legal Secretary Wakeful Stars Anthony St. Thomas David Salece Owner of a Space Station Pres. of Engineer Boots Inc. Lorin Salob Linda Sanders Francis Sanzone Marla Sanzone Water Skier College Professor Pro Hockey Player Pharmacist Maria Sarkozy Diane Sasenbury 64 Chemical Scientist Vurse Adelaide Seaccia Jernadine Scaccia Secretary Air Line Hostess David Schilling Engineer Lucille Sciarillo Music Teacher Gerald Secor Druggist Gayle Sega Gym Teacher Patricia Schultz Music Teacher for Millionaires Jon Seager Dentist Ronald Secor Dairy Farmer Arthur Seifert Forest Ranger LOUIS ROSSI, Lou, 317 Myrtle, TV Radio Repairman, Education in Navy. 13, Girls and more girls; Sportsman Club, basketball, bowl- ing DOUGLAS RUBY, Rubinski, 708 W. Liberty St. Jet Pilot, Get married, Pigeon, Joyce; football, swimming JANICE RUCH, Jan, 404 West Dominick St., Clerk-Typist, Plan Ahead, It’s a secret; Gym Lead- ers, Offic. Clubs; tumbling, bas- ketball, archery, volleyball, track, bowling CAROL RUSHLOW, Mousey, 121 N. Madison St., Legal Sec- retary, Princeton, water skiing and reading; Red Cross Club; Sr. Play, Choir, BSI Sec. Press, Brde., Typist ANTHONY ST. THOMAS, Saint, 119 Bouck St., to be rich, 17, Girls DAVID SALCE, Maverick, 638 Chatham St., Go to college, 21, Girls; baseball, football, basket- ball, bowling LORIN SALOB, Slob, enter An- napolis, girls, pizza, water skiing; Sr. Play, Band; Int. basketball, volleyball, tennis, swimming; Bomb, Orchestra LINDA SANDERS, Lynn, 1310 N. George St., College Educa- tion, Skiing; German, Gym Lead- ers, Ski Clubs; De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, field hockey, Comm. Usher FRANCIS SANZONE, Bud, 302 W. Walnut St., Success as beer salesman, Hockey; ice hockey; Soph., Jr. HR V. Ch. MARLA SANZONE, 605 High- land Ave., Pharmacist, my gold cross, reading and travel; FNA, FTA, Latin, Gym Leaders, Har- lequins, Inter-Club Council; De- O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Sr. Play, Choir, JA, Comm. Usher MARIA SARKOZY, 423 Turin St., Chemical research, 8, Tennis, Ice Skating; German, Gym Lead- ers, Ski Clubs; tennis; Orches- tra, All State Orchestra ADELAIDE SCACCIA, Ad, 317 Cottage St., Secretary, J, talking on phone; Gym Leaders Club; Cheer Sec.; archery, Jr. Prom Com., Sr. Manager of Girls Sports BERNADINE SCACCIA, Bern, 1908 Bedford St., Air Line Hos- tess, 6, R. Randy; Gym Leaders, Offic., Red Cross Clubs; Cheer Sec., basketball, volleyball, track, Jr. Prom Com. DAVID SCHILLING, Dave, Lee Center, Engineer, 13, Cars and homework; football, JA PATRICIA A. SCHULTZ, Patti, Music teacher, Studying music and dancing; Gym Leaders Club; basketball, volleyball, swimming; Student Council LUCILLE SCIARILLO, Lu, 604 Chatham St., Music Teacher, 3, going out and good times; Gym Leaders Club; Band, Choir, BSI Typist, basketball, field hockey, track, swimming; Jr. Prom Com. JON WAYNE SEAGER, 405 W. Sycamore St., Dentist, 24, Elec- tronics; Latin Club; Band, Or- chestra; volleyball, track, cross- country RONALD SECOR, Ron, R.F.D. No. 3, Dairy Farmer, 7, Hunting, fishing, swimming GAYLE SEGA, 243 E. Dominick St.. Gym Teacher, 13, Eating pizza; Gym Leaders, Offic., Pep Clubs; BSI Press, Bul., De-O- Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Sr. Play, Cheer Sec.; archery, volleyball, track, tennis, swimming ARTHUR SEIFERT, Art, R.F.D. No. 5, 13, Hunting, Horseback Riding, Swimming; French Club; Choir George Senus Bachelor GEORGE SENUS, Ding Ding, 522 South George St., bachelor, 13, crashing parties; baseball, football, swimming JOSEPH SEOANE, Joe, 314 Gansevoort Ave., drummer, 5, auto races; Sportsman Club, Cheer Sec., Band CAROL SERRA, Carol, 506 North Wash- ington St., to live in a split level igloo, 18, heing out with the gang; FNA, De-O- Wain-Sta Ed. Staff; field hockey, soft- ball, volleyball, basketball, track; Jr. Prom, Soph Dee. Com WILLIAM SHAFFER, Bill, 608 Clinton St.. Engineer, 7, golf; baseball, football, track, cross-country RACHEL SHELDEN, Rae, 113 West South St.. Receptionist, 10, bowling; Gym Lead- ers THOMAS SHELOW, Tom, 117 Bouck St., Radio Engineer, 7, girls; Cheer Sec. SHIRLEY SHERRELL, Shirl, 536 Mill- brock Rd., Clerk, Capricorn, talking; FHA, Cheer See.; archery, bowling GRACE SIMINGTON, Gracie, 120 South James St., Salvation Army Officer, eating; Gym Leaders, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Band, Orchestra; volleyball, tennis, swim- ming Rachel Shelden 66 Receptionist Joseph Seoane Dream Producer Thomas Shelow Radio Engineer Eskimo DONNA SIMPKINS, 101 West Oak St., Retail Merchandiser, 112, Eating and sleep- ing; Gym Leaders, V. Pres. Harlequins, Offic., Pep Clubs; Inter-Club Council, Sr. Play, Cheer See.; basketball, field hockey, volleyball, track, swimming; Jr. Prom., Soph. Dec.; HR Ch., Comm. Usher, JA MARY VIRGINIA SKINNER, Mary, 421 W. Bloomfield St., Clerk-Typist, Scorpio, Seeing Roger; FHA, Cheer Sec. MARLEAH SLAGEL, Marly, 918 Schuyler St.. Nurse, Pices, talking; FHA, FNA, Gym Leaders, Red Cross Clubs; Cheer Sec. SANDRA SLOBODIAN, Sandi, 203 E. Sycamore St., Elem. Art Teacher, Libra, talking and laughing; French, FTA, Gym Leaders, Offic.. Pep, Red Cross Clubs; De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Sr. Play; basket- ball, volleyball, bowling, swimming; Jr. Prom, Soph, Dec. Coms.; BSI Bul., Bomb CAROLINE SMITH, Carrie, 1309 E. Dom- inick St., Christian work, 6, ice skating; Gym Leaders, Historical, Red Cross Clubs: Soph. V. Pres., Jr. HR V. Pres., Orchestra, All-State Orchestra, All-City Orchestra DAVID L. SMITH, Smitty, 1100 West Thomas, Commercial Pilot, 7, Girls and ears; Projection Club Carol Serra Shirley Sherrell Bookkeeper William Shaffer E ngineer DOUGLAS SMITH, Doug, 913 Franklyn St., Engineer, Luck, Sleep; Pres. Pep Club, Soph., Jr. HR Ch., Soph. Elec., Dance Coms.; football, ice hockey FRANCIS SMITH, Smitty, 908 Calvert St. 77, Working on my car; Projection Club: volleyball HOWARD SMITH, Howie, R.D. No. 1 West Branch, 8680-J, Playing cards; Pro- jection Club; Int. baseball, basketball, foot- ball JAY FRANCIS SMITH, R.F.D. No. 3 Ta- berg, Navy, 7-11, Cars, Fishing LESTER SMITH, Moose, 1607 Bedford St.. Join the Waves, 13, Cooking and eating; German Club, Sr. Play, Cheer Sec.: bas- ketball, volleyball, cross-country, swimming, softball; Soph. Dec., Elec., Dance Coms. PAUL R. SMITH, Smitty, 419 W. Thomas, Business accountant, and travel, 8, Basket- hall, listening to radio; FTA, Historical Club, Cheer Sec.; basketball, volleyball, track, cross-country PAUL W. SMITH, 120 Lyndale Dr., For- estry, Peggy V.; Band, Choir: ice hockey, track, bowling, baseball Grace Simington Salvation Army Officer n't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes Donna Simpkins Mary Virginia Skinner Retail Buyer Clerk Marleah Slagel Sandra Slobodian Caroline Smith David Smith Private Nurse Traveling Governess Christian Worker Commercial Pilot ‘ Douglas Smith Francis Smith Gerald Smith Howard Smith Night Club Entertainer Mechanic Concert Pianist Owner of a Card Factory se y Jay Smith Lester Smith Paul R. Smith Paul W. Smith Sailor Head of W ACs W orld Traveler Forest Ranger 67 Phyllis Snyder Bookmobile President Jeanette Spaziani Housewife Joseph Squallace Major League Baseball Player Gail Stagner 68 Florist Thomas Sobik First Grade Teacher Joseph Spohn Conservationist Marlana Stabler Nurse David Stannard dir Traffic Policeman PHYLLIS SNYDER, Phyl, 713 Elm St., Librarian, 17, going places and reading; FTA, Li- brary. Clubs; Orchestra, JA, Natl. Honor Soc. THOMAS SOBIK, Tom, 1208 Franklyn St., Elementary teacher, 70%, Fishing; FTA JEANETTE SPAZIANI, Jay, 308 Cottage St., Housewife, 8, Dave and movies; FHA, Gym Leaders Club; softball JOSEPH SPOHN, Joe, 925 Hard- ing Blvd., Conservationist, 1,177, Watchful Waiting; tumbling, football, track JOSEPH SQUALLACE, Joe, 127 River St., Pro baseball player, 6- 20,. Anne Marsocci; baseball, football MARLANA STABLER, Mar, 704 Calvert St., Nursing Career, Reading; FNA, Gym Leaders, Library Clubs; Cheer Sec., BSI Bul., Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Coms.; basketball, archery, volleyball, tennis, swimming GAIL STAGNER, 513 Laurel St., Receptionist, 24, Movies; FHA Sec., Treas., Red Cross Club DAVID STANNARD, Dave, 322 W. Park St., Air Police, 13-4, swimming and camping; JA JOHN W. STASHEFSKI JR., Jr., 432 Henry St., Service, $$$, Sleeping; cross-country RICHARD STEDMAN, Dick, 115 W. Embargo St., Foreign Mis- sionary, 7, 12, Sports, Bible Study and reading ROBERT STEDMAN, Bob, 115 W. Embargo, Engineering, 7, 16, Reading L. NANCY STEVENS, 19 Buena Vista Dr., Social worker, 7, Traveling; French Club CAROL STOOKS, Windy, 116 Third St. Air Line Hostess, Beautician, 22, Dancing and dat- ing; Gym Leaders KAREN SULLIVAN, Sally, 729 W. Bloomfield, Be a success, 16, Phoning 20486; Red Cross, Ski Clubs; Choir, bowling SANDRA SUMMA, Sandi, 1517 Bedford St., tackle a football player, 56, going out with the gang; Gym _ Leaders, Offic. Clubs; De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff; basketball, volleyball ALAN SUSSMAN, Al, 319 E, Bloomfield St., A bum, A square, Reading; Radio Club; tennis WILLIAM SWARTZ, Bill, 820 Belmont Ave., Draftsman, Fish- ing; track DIANE SWETLAND, Diny, 603 N. Madison St., Cosmetologist, 11, flirting—unsuccessfully; Pep Club, Cheer Sec.; Soph. HR V. Pres., Standing Club Com., BSI Bul. CHARLES SZMURLO, Charlie, 103 Vine St., Draftsman, join the navy, hunting, fishing, sports and watching TV; Cheer Sec., JA NATALE TALLARINO, Scrooge, Uppr W. Thomas St., Radio Technician, 8, Playing Pool; basketball, bowling ANTHONY TAMBURINO, Skip, 111 S. Crescent, A Mummy, 7-11, Swimming; Projection Club; Band, wrestling LORRAINE TAMBURINO, Lorr, 1002 Valentine Ave., Beautician, and going to California, 27, Par- ties; French, FNA, Gym Lead- ers, Harlequins, Library, Offic., Pep Clubs; Soph., Jr. Ed. in De- O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Cheer Sec., Choir; volleyball, track, archery, basketball, softball; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Coms., BSI Bul., Bacc. Usher, Elec. Com., Modern Dance John Stashefski Marine Carol Stooks Travel Guide William Swartz Cartoonist Charles Szmurlo Draftsman Richard Stedman Minister Karen Sullivan Singer Nate Tallarino Radio Technician Robert Stedman Nancy Stevens Toy Manufacturer Social Worker Sandra Summa Alan Sussman Rose Bowl Queen Man of Leisure Blue Moon Diane Swetland Cosmetologist ie tek em? Anthony Tamburino Lorraine Tamburino Taxi Cab Driver Resort Hostess 69 Summer Resort Proprietor 70 Dominick Tardbania Joseph Taverna Engineer John Thayer Coach Robert Thrasher Linguist Michael Tardugno Professional Wrestler Anthony Terzini Owner of Bowling Alley Barbara Thomas Teacher Sandra Thron Nurse Dianne Taskey Girl Disc Jockey Norma Testani Columnist for Lovelorn Donald Thomas A Waiter at the Beeches Gloria Tillock Mink Farm Owner DOMINICK TARDBANIA, Mickey, 306 Canal Street, Boat- ing MICHAEL TARDUGNO, Mike, 717 Croton St., Engineer, 4, Bil- liards; JV baseball, JV basket- ball, Co-Captain wrestling; Hi-) Club DIANNE TASKEY, 2011 N., Madison St., Secretary, 17, Play- ing records or listening to the radio JOSEPH TAVERNA, Joe, 111 Kossuth St., Engineer, Turbo- glide, Being with Pat; Choir, HR Ch. ANTHONY TERZINI, Tony, 212 Prospect St., Business Manager, 7, bowling; baseball NORMA TESTANI, Censored, 102 Fourth St., A private secre- tary—then marriage, Aries and Scorpio, Listening to records, eat- ing, and talking; FNA, Gym Leaders, Offic. Treas., Pep, Red Cross Clubs, Ed.-in-Chief De-O- Wain-Sta, Cheer Sec.; basketball, archery, volleyball, track, soft- ball; Ring, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dance, Soph. Dec., Elec. Coms.; BSI Bul., Typists, Natl. Honor Soc., Bacc. Leader, JA, Betty Crocker Homemaking Award, As- sembly Usher JOHN THAYER, Vat, 815 Am- herst Dr., Phys, Ed. Teacher, 13, Opposite sex; Int. swimming, tumbling, baseball, football, bas- ketball; Sr. HR Ch., Choir BARBARA THOMAS, — Barb, Bielby Rd., Teacher, 17, Listen- ing to good music; French, FHA. Pep Clubs; Sr. Play, Jr. Prom Com. DONALD THOMAS, Don, 412 William St., 30, Pool, Driving people crazy and eating ROBERT THRASHER, Shadow, 641 W. Thomas St., Engineer, Dingbat, golf; German, Histor- ical, Pep Clubs; De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Cheer Sec.; cross-coun- try, Int. basketball, volleyball, football; Soph. Dec. Com., Bomb Editor SANDRA THRON, Sandy, 819 Amherst Dr., A nurse, and be successful, 13, sports and listen- ing to music; FHA, FNA, Pep Club GLORIA TILLOCK, Tillie, 301 Liberty Gardens, get rich quick, the day I was born, sports and a certain some one; Gym Leaders: archery, volleyball track, bowling, baseball, basketball ALFRED TOFANI, Al, 130 Fourth St., to get an engineer- ing degree, a nine-ball game in progress, billiards and bongos VIRGINIA TONNI, Ginny, Over- hill Dr., Hairdresser, 6, bowling; Gym Leaders, Historical Clubs; Library Council; bowling WILLIAM TRACY, Bill, 213 Oak St., Medicine, golf; Band; track, football, Int. basketball JONATHAN TREIBLE, JT, 1011 George St., college, 7 and 26, fishin’, readin’, loafin’; Latin, Sportsman, Ski Clubs; De-O- Wain-Sta Ed., Cheer Sec., BSI Bul.; volleyball, cross-country; Jr. Prom Com. PATRICIA TREONZE, Pat, Blossvale, Airline Stewardess, em- erald, horseback riding; Library Council, Red Cross Club, Sr. Play Cast, Choir, Jr. Prom Com. RONALD TRIFICANA, Trif, 1102 Madison St., Dentist, 73, having fun; Latin, Pep Clubs, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus., Sr. Play Cast, Cheer Sec.; tennis, Int. basketball, football, volleyball, bowling; JA, Bomb ANTHONY TROIJA, Tony, 518 Millbrook Rd., Laboratory Tech- nician, 1963, jazz albums; Band JEANNINE TUTHILL, Jeannie, 748 Dominick St., to be a success at any thing, drawing MARLENE URTZ, Mar, Lee Center, to be a success in life, Rabbit’s foot, dancing with my shadow; FHA, Gym Leaders, Red Cross Clubs; Library, _Inter- Club Councils; Cheer Sec., BSI Typist, Jr. Prom Com. CAROL VACCARO, Shorty, 903 Elm St., Medical Technician, eat- ing and talking; Gym Leaders, Cheer Sec., De-O-Wain-Sta Bus., BSI Bul.; field hockey, archery, volleyball, track, tennis; Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com. Alfred Tofani Bongo Expert Jonathan Treible Marine Biologist Anthony Troia Laboratory Technician Carol Joan Vaccaro Medical Technician Virginia Tonni Stylist Patricia Treonze Airline Stewardess Jeannine Tuthill Interior Decorator Bill Tracy Doctor Tracy Il Ronald Trificana Wealthy Dr. Triffi Marlene Urtz Children’s Librarian Hitch Your Wagon to a Star Guiding Karolyn Vaccaro Leonard Vaccaro Olympic Skier Cool Cat Rocco Valentine Philip Van Dewalker John Vella Donna Vercelloni Pharmacist Horse Rancher Dise Jockey Suntan Secretary Rocco Versace Stephen Viscelli John Viscosi Colleen Wakefield Dancing Teacher Manufacturer of Eight Balls Public Speaker Dancer Gwendolyn Wardwell Judith Wasser Bruce Watson Winton Webster 72 Ballet Dancer Private Nurse Tightrope Walker Sportsman Linda Williams Voice Expert Carol Ann Wheeler Jack Wilkinson Pianist Pilot Charles Weidenfeller All-American Playboy Joyce Wood Private Secretary Rodney Wittig Baby Doctor William Williams Naval Engineer Margaret Williams Owner of Zimbal’s KAROLYN VACCARO, Karrie, 515 N. Madison St., Nurse, 19, going with the gang; Gym Leaders, FNA, FTA, Offic. Clubs; field hockey, volleyball, track; Li- brary Council, De-O-Wain-Sta, BSI Bul., Bace. Usher, Bomb LEONARD VACCARO, Lennie, 114 Black River Blvd., to be like way out dad, 7, watching Zorro; bowling, baseball ROCCO VALENTINE, Rock, 109 Sixth St., Pharmacist, 10, fishing and hunting; Block R Club; Int. volleyball, wrestling, tumbling, baseball, V football, capt. JOHN VELLA, Jay, 118 River St., to succeed, 13, resting; baseball, Int. foot- ball; Soph. Dec. Com. DONNA VERCELLONI, 810 Kent St., 4, Secretary, listening to the radio; Gym Leaders, Harlequins, Pep Club; Cheer Sec., Choir ROCCO VERSACE, Rocky, 817 Roosevelt Ave., to do well in college and in later life, 13, parties; German, Pep Clubs; Cab- inet, Council, Cheer Sec., Ring, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Elect., Assembly Coms.; GR Ch., BSI Bul.; JV football; V. Pres. Soph. Class, V. Pres. Jr. Class, Pres. Student Council, Honorary City official, Representa- tive at Clinton and Syracuse U. for Council STEPHEN VISCELLI, Bimbo, 120 Third St., to own a Pool Room, Pool Room; Int. volleyball JOHN VISCOSI, Jack, 1040 Westbrook Dr., to live, Capricorn, talking; Projection Club GWENDOLYN WARDWELL, Lyn, R.D. No. 1, West Branch, to go to college, Leo the Lion, driving the jeep; French, V. Pres. Pep, Block R, Sec. Gym Leaders, De-O- Wain-Sta Ed. and Bus. Staff, Cheer Sec.; basketball, volleyball, track, tennis, pool assist., softball; Sr. Play, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Com. JUDITH WASSER, Judy, Glendale Manor, Nurse, writing letters to someone special; FHA, FNA, Gym Leaders Clubs, Sec. In- ter-Club Council; archery, track, Orchestra BRUCE WATSON, Watty, 808 Massena Ave., 62, working on my car WINTON WEBSTER, Wint, Lee Center, Farmer, 7, hunting and fishing CHARLES WEIDENFELLER, Chuck, 619 N. Madison St., to go through college and get a good job, 71; De-O-Wain-Sta Sr. Co- Ed., Sr. Play, Ring, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Coms.; HR Ch.; football, ice hockey, Int. basketball; Letter of Commendation CAROL ANN WHEELER, 808 Amherst Dr., Nurses Aid or Music Teacher, 16, Radio and Records; FHA, Orchestra; soft- ball, archery JACK WILKINSON, 139 Ringdahl Ct., to graduate, 14, sleeping; Int. baseball, foot- ball, basketball, volleyball, track, cross- country; Soph. Dec. Com. LINDA WILLIAMS, Lin, 909 Union St., Elementary Teacher, 7, talking; FNA, FTA, Library Clubs, Inter-Club Council, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff MARGARET WILLIAMS, Peg, 715 Croton St., Bookkeeper, 29, time with a very spe- cial boy (Jim); FTA, Sec. Gym Leaders, Pep Clubs, Cheer Sec., Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Coms.; BSI Head Typist; De-O-Wain- Sta Bus. Staff WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Bill, 704 Erie Blvd. W., Join the Navy, 18, Girls and Cars RODNEY WITTIG, Rod, Lee Center, Doc- tor, 12, Girls; Cheer Sec., Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec. Coms., Choir JOYCE WOOD, Woodsey, S. Jay St., Sec- retary, 14, Larry; Library Council, Cheer Sec., Soph. Dec. Com., BSI Typist; volley- ball Harvest Moon Paul Zakala Bonnie Zywaleski Skin Diver Dress Designer Linda Yakobiszyn Comedian LINDA YAKOBISZYN, Lin, Nurses training, eating; Gym Leaders, Inter-Club Coun., Offic., Red Cross Clubs, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. and Bus. Staff, Cheer Sec.; softball, basketball, field hockey, volleyball; Bomb RENISE YOUSEY, Renn, 122% Fourth St., social worker, 9, square dancing; FHA Renise Yousey Dancing Teacher PAUL ZAKALA, Zeak, Lower East Dominick St., to graduate, 7, sleeping; track, football BONNIE ZYWALESKI, seeing someone special; Gym Leaders; bowling TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE STAR, HOW WE WONDER WHERE YOU ARE Marie Adamo Robert Brown Dennis Bryan Gerald Capponi Francine Cimo Dennis Mataviesko Richard Cook Gilbert Michaels Russell Cuda Barbara Miner Michael Jones Philip Winkler Ken Karpenski MOMENTS TO REMEMBER The De-O-Wain-Sta Editorial Staff is responsible for getting your yearbook off the ground and into orbit. In earthly language, we are responsible for compiling and editing the 1960 De-O-Wain-Sta. Our Herculean task began with choosing a theme. After much deliberation, we finally decided upon “Astronomy.” However, this was just the beginning of our work, EDITORS First Row, Leit to Right: D. Dyke. Sports: L. Sanders, Activities; G. Wardwell, Photography. Second Rou B. MacLeod, Humor; J. Guaspari, Sen ior; L. Tamburino, Sophomore, Junior. Third Row: C. Weidenfeller, Senior: B. Blocher. Sports; S. Hallmark. Fea tures; V. Mastraceo, Art. Fourth Rou stani. Editor-in-Chiel SSE STAR GAZERS ON OUR THREE HAVE YEARS Front Row, Left to Right: D. DeVito. K. Calandra, L. Tamburino, J. Atkin son, K. Vaex aro, S. Lobenhofer, ‘yf zano, M. Sanzone, C. Serra, J. Groff. M. Ferrucci, D. Simpkins. Second Rox D. Dyke, M. Evola, S. Slobodian. Reese, I Wardwell. Third Rou MacLeod, S. Miller, N. Testani, Sanders, J. Guaspari. Fourth Rou Radcliffe, D. Birnie, J. Alexander, Thrasher, J. Mazzaferro, S. Cerjan. Fifth Row: M. Huchko, B. Blocher, W. Pritchard, V. Mastracco, S. Haber, C. Weidenfeller. Sixth Row: P. Black. | Hallmark. Seventh Row: J. Treible. for we still had to group our stardust (material) into constellations to form a map of our heavenly universe (RFA). Somehow we settled all arguments with Mrs. Watter’s help, of course, on color, type, ete., and put forth a concentrated effort which ended just in time to meet our March deadline. It is with great pleasure and pride that we present the yearbook for the Class of 1960. ENABLED US TO LOOK BACK OF “MAGIC MOMENTS” First Row, Left to Right: B. Emilian, B. Finnegan, Grimes, J. Gualtieri, D. Cardillo, R. Morganti, A. L. Pettinelli, V. Guggi, B. Lewis, B. Zingerline, L. Laufer. E. Goodsell. Fi th Row: P. Gawarecki, C. Whyer, Coluccio, K. Bennett, P. Fontana. Second Row: N. L. Williams, D. Masi, M. Gatteri. Sixth Row: C. Wil- Cianfrocco, J. Gentile, K. Kinna, B. Dixon, M. Williams, liams, B. Adolfi, M. Mallison, P. Bush, D. Birnie, R. N. Brennan, M. Pendleton, P. Stevenson, S. Summa, Trificana, W. Dunn, G. Sega, L. Yakobisyn, P. Rebisz. A. Edict. Third Row: S. Frank, N. Jones, S. Giardino, Seventh Row: H. Baker, Business Manager; D. D’Aiuto, C. Olnas, R. Wayman. Fourth Row: C. J. Arthur. Under the able direction of Mr. Elton Auchmoody, this group of industrious students manages the financing of our yearbook. Through the sale of advertising to local business establishments and actual sales promotion for the yearbook itself, this staff makes our De-O-Wain-Sta publication possible. Elton Auchmoody Business Staff Advisor Dorcas Watters Editorial Sta f Advisor R. Hart, MEMORIES ARE MADE OF Grow: avid 2 ow: Da Row Bottom Bat k lent. ‘ Wayma™ Prest¢ Mauree™ Sec retary: As Sophomores, the Class of 196] Ursa Major or the Big Dipper (one and the same) gradually increased in brilliance. Their hall decora- tions for Christmas radiated around Santa Claus and his reindeer in the entrance hall. A WTLB record hop was sponsored by them, and they as- sisted at the Junior Prom and Senior Ball. The officers for the Sophomore year were: William Berkman, President; Palma Giardino, Vice-Presi- dent; Patricia Mandronico, Secretary; Maureen Wayman, Treasurer. After sloshing around in the orbit of school life for a year, the Big Dipper finally poured forth its first major event—the Junior Prom. The theme —Bali H’ai name in the musical South Pacific. The decora- was taken from the song of the same tions made the guests feel as if they had been stranded on a tropical isle. Oooo-la-la! The dipper really had risen in brilliance. The four stars who guided the dipper in orbit this year are: David Grow, President; Thomas Spargo, Vice-President: Maureen Wayman, Secretary; Virginia Guggi, Treasurer. They hope to rise to full brilliance next year by becoming seniors. All of them want to know what is is like to be king of the constellations. Front Row, Left to Right: P. MecGurn, M. MeNeil, M. Lopushinsky, J. Me- Cale. P. Mandronaca, M. Marsocci, A. Marsoccl. Second Row: C. McKonald, R. Lippincott, R. Marasco, E. Man- waring, L. Malone, B. Leeseberg, i. Marchione, R. Lewis, S. Mammosser. Third Row: J. Marshall, J. Mac- Laughlin, W. Link, L. Martine, S. Liberato, F. LoRusso, F. Liseweski HOME ROOM 321 Front Row, Left to Right: S. Lutwin, F. Selvetti, J. Budman, C. Longley, J. Coniglio, M. Sharki. Second Row: T. Dewey, F. VanHorn, J. Giustino, C. Mackin, R. Cardello, F. Fitch, L. Ev- ans. HOME ROOM 303 TIER iii Front Row, Left to Right: N. Salce, F. Salvaggio, M. Seaccia, V. Single- ton, G. Selden, J. Sharpe, M. Single- ton, E. Shea. Second Row: B. Sidelko, T. Senus, M. Serra, S. Securra, B. Slagel, S. Skibitzki, C. Senus, J. San- zone, E. Scalero. Third Row: E. San- born, B. Short, B. Shattuck, B. Sher- rell, S. Schneible, E. Schilling, D. Schmidt. Front Row, Left to Right: T. Froia, F Franco, R. Giambona, M. Gattari, § Frank, J. Gentile, B. Giardino. Second Row: D. Glasso, V. George, L. Fitler. J. Gerace, B. Gardinier, K. Gember ling, J. Gillett, M. Giardino, S. Giar.- dino. Third Row: R. Galluppi, D. Gi- ardino, J. Fitzgerald, P. Galluppi, J. George, S. Fragapane, B. Fleet, S. Gal. luppi, A. Frisillo, -. HOME ROOM 207 Front Row, Left to Right: S. Gabow- ski, J. Gualtieri, C. Gordon, H. Gray, L. Grieco, E. Gubbins, V. Guggi, C. Grogan. Second Row: A. Bonacci, A. Hammon, R. Hawkins, D. Grow, H. Gould, R. Greene, R. Gulla, N. Hart, J. Griffiths. Third Row: P. Haunfel- ner, R. Halpin, R. Hammond, P. Graul, R. Hart, C. Halpin, C. Haley, A. Har- ris. Front Row, Left to Right: M. Cum- mings, D. Clark, C. Colangelo, R. Cina, M. Cuda, C. Countryman. Second Row: O. Cosimeno, M. Coleman, L. Colangelo, C. Coy, E. Connelly, S. Cole, C. Clarke. Third Row: R. Cros- by, R. Coppola, J. Cochis, W. Colan- gelo, J. Cortese. Front Row, Leit to Right: J. Lawson, M. LaGreco, F. Lauber, K. Kinna, H Kilelia, M Kutsko, R. Killingbeck, J LaGreco. Second Row: 5S. Land, J Landers, S. Latimer, A. Lee, B. Kinna, G. Jones, F. Klara, H. Lamonica, Kelly Third Row: P. LaBella, Laird, D. Kunel, G. Kahler, J. Knauer, l. Johnson, R. Jones, A. Last. HOMEROOM Front Row, Le t to Right: N. Westcott, M. Wayman, C. Volpe, J. Wileox, M. Wheeler, M. Weber, B. Zingerline, S. Wagner. Second Row: P. Warshal, D. Wimett, G. Williams, A. Yaworski, K. Wortman, L. Weston, W. Vinci, J. Vitali, P. Versace. Third Row: C. Williams, C. Whyer, J. Weinkauf, L. White. N. Yakobiszyn, S. Wampfler, D. Wood, P. Versace. Fourth Row: B. Weidenfeller, B. Ziankowski, J. Wrege, C. Young, R. Wolfe, T. Wadsworth, W. Waterman, D. Welch HOMEROOM 326 HOMEROOM 122 Front Row, Left to Right: M. Mura- bito, K. Nunhaver, C. Pawlikowski, J. Pape, R. Nelson, L. Myslinski, C. Oppito, J. Ortelano. Second Row: M. Pangburn, M. Pendleton, J. Pettinelli, P. Mungari, P. Muttillo, L. Mauttillo, S. Nagy, M. Murray, G. Pacifico. Third Row: B. Owens, R. Murphy, G, Os- borne, F. Pfeiffer, C. Parmalee, D. Pettinelli, L. Palmiero, L. Parker, A. Neidl. Front Row, Left to Right: L. Sweezey. P. Tonni, J. Tamburino, E. Tomeo, R. Verrenti, H. Thaler, J. Urtz, J. Van Etten, B. Trophia. Second Row: DPD Summa, G. Trotz, P. Van Parys, G Sykes, D. Ulrick, B. Van Dewalker, D Tanner, D. Sturtevant, R. Trover, R Taskey. Third Row: N. Thomas, J Tofani, A. Uvanni, M. Tulley, R. Van Hoeven, R. Vandersloot, M. Trombley, J. Swistak, J. Tuffey. HOME ROOM 31 Front Row, Left to Right: D. Henry, D. Jenny, C. Johnson, G. Heburn, R. Johnson, P. Joanis, B. Herrman. See- ond Row: J. Hayes, P. Huber, W. Houghton, M. Henry, J. Howard, A. Holst, J. Janczewski, B. Herrig. Third Row: P. Holmes, J. Homekay, J. Hic- key, L. Hollenbeck, W. Holtz, M. Huchko, L. Holtz. HOME ROOM 127 HOME ROOM 204 | Front Row, Left to Right: C. Carletta, R. Burleigh, S. Brown, L. Chripler, K. Cianfrocco, N. Burdick, P. Ca rissimo. Second Row: C. Buell, L. Chyrywaty, R. Charney, P. Calandra, S. Burneko, M. Calandra, M. Campbell, J. Camp- bell. Third Row: J. Carollo, L. Car- penter, G. Chabot, R. Cina, R. Burth, P. Burkard, L. Ceci, A. D’Amore. Front Row, Left to Right: B. Finn egan, L. Evans, J. Falcone, C. Fazzi, 4. Edick, M. Fadel, M. Downs. Sec- ond Row: M. Farnsworth, D. Engle- bert, J. Falcone, S. Faro, B. Eakins, L. Elmer, C. Esposito, J. Eannarino, E. Ermenio. Third Row: B. Esch, B. Dursi, W. Feldmen, R. Finley, J. Dowl- ing, H. Eastridge, J. Farino, M. Fisher. Front Row, Left to Right: S. Rezsnyak, S. Pollard, L. Pomilio, C. Preneta, G. Presnell, J. Ritchie, S. Pope. Second Row: B. Polce, S. Reidel, F. Retrosi, B. Plunkett, L. Rizzuto, P. Proctor, D. Robbins. Third Row: P. Rosch, B. Renders, R. Rutkowski, R. Rapke, F. Pfeiffer, J. Pugh. HOME ROOM 101 Front Row, Left to Right: A. Barto- lotti, J. Atkinson, J. Badolato, S. Beck- with, N. Barnard, P. Barrett, F. Augus- tine, R. Barone. Second Row: T. An- weiler, J. Barry, D. Barrow, A. Bailey, D. Andrea, P. Aderman, M. Bailin, J. Ballard. Third Row: F. Bachhuber, T. Anderson, T. Anderson, C. Beck, D. Arthur, K. Baker, G. Ballard. to Right: M. Monta} Mull, V. Merola, J. Mar Melone, r Mercoldie I ( Rou R. Morgan B. Mindoza, J. Mosca, A. Mastrangek T. Mercurio, J. Maya, M. Mathis, A Mastraccio. Third Rou R. Midlan F. Martinelli, P. Merola, K. Mezza, B Mulga, D. Martinez, M. Mosca, B Mulga. HOME ROOM 325 Front Row, Left to Right: J. Smith, M. Stratton, J. Staffer, M. Sparks, P. Stevens, D. Standen. Second Row: N. Storrs, J. Squires, B. Stropp, J. Sted- man, M. Spadafora, M. Socomosto. Third Rou B. Stooks E. Streator, 5 Smoker, J. Stanulevich, T. Spargo, G. Stabler, W. Stemkoski. ,.3 HOME ROOM 308 Front Row, Left to Right: C. Belmont, M. Bello, K. Besenfelder, C. Boswell, M. Bradigan, J. Bowers, D. Boyd. Sec- ond Row: C. Berry, J. Bowers, D. Blanchard, P. Bona, P. Bishop, H. Brockway, S. Bradley. Third Row: J. Bower, A. Bielby, C. Bennett, R. Ciriok, R. Clark, D. Coccia, R. Blair. HOMEROOM 208 Front Row, Left to Right: F. DePasquale, D. DiCaprio, M. Distefano, C. Derrick, M. Deily, D. Dawes. M. DeMarco. Second Row: C. Doftort, J. Deeble, S. Dickerson, L. DeLutis, D. Dekin, C. Delaronde, L. Donato, J. Dombrowski, B. Dixon. Third Row: J. DeSantis, V. DiBerardino, R. Deans, J. Domegal, P. DelPiano, J. Dillow, C. Dekker, D, DeBonzo, R. DeProspero. This is a study hall???? “Tomorrow, and tomorrow and tomorrow. Come on in. Is there really a Santa Claus? e boys sit down!” Did you hear it’s going to come in gallons? Gee, | wonder if she'll notice me. Two and two are FOUR??? The newest addition to the universe of school life is the Little Dipper—the Sophomore Class. Although it is a relatively young constellation, it—the Class of 1962 ties this year. The Sophomore Class’s usual task is to has had a number of activi- decorate the halls for Christmas, and this year was no exception. Since their main theme was Christ- mas in the future, they constructed the Christmas Futurama in the alcove depicting their ideas of what this kind of Christmas would be like. Their other activities included two dances, a coat check at the Junior Prom, and a Christmas Homeroom Decorating Contest. The stars which guided them in navigating through the school year were: Thomas Kenjarski, President; Charles Gardinier, Vice-President; Ro- berta Tracy, Secretary; Bunny Remick, Treasurer. Although they are still in the formative stage, their constellation will gradually stabilize in orbit to comprise a compact and well organized heavenly body that will rise and shine brightly. They are not star-gazing when they say that they even hope to become seniors. Front Row, Left to Right: M. Shearer, C. Schiro, P. Shank, B. Sherman, S. Shaffer, J. Sikora, J. Schmitt, D. Semo. Second Row: J. Seals, M. Short, J. Simiele, J. Simiele, D. Shepard, J. Smaldon, S. Shellar, P. Shepard, E. Simington. Third Row: T. Smith, A. Smith, C. Shirk, C. Simon, E. Simiele, R. Siringo, G. Sega, M. Schebel, N. Smith, B. Selden. Front Row, Left to Right: R. Tagli- aferri, K. Stolo, R. Soldato, G. Straub, J. Spinelli, C. Tallarino, M. Strange, J. Stedman, J. Stevens, R. Stolo. Second Row: C. Tarbania, B. Spain, M. Squal- lace, J. Strickland, G. Stoddard, D. Tagliaferri, J. Stanwix, F. Stoddard, R. Spinelle, S. Szyper, N. Story. Third Row: J. Spoka, J. Stewart, E. Stabler, S. Stewart, E. Stewart, P. Stahl, J. Tanner, G. Stannard, J. Summa, C. Strom, C. Strange, E. Tagliere, D. Swetland. HOME ROOM NORTH CAFETERIA HOME ROOM SOUTH CAFETERIA ; 4 ul | ph. ALL e4 , Front Row, Left to Right: B. Vaccaro, P. Versace, S. Treonze, R. Verdgeline, S. Urban, T. Wardwell, P. Uvanni, G. Van Gesen. Second Row: R. Tracy, L. Trophia, K. Tyksinski, F. Urbanski, R. Trolio, R. Versace, S. Vaccaro, P. Wardwell, K. Trabant. Third Row: F. Wampfler, D. Vanderbeck, W. Wal- ter, R. Tomeo, R. Turner, M. Van Eash, G. Tripler, D. Toti. Fourth Row: T. Trificano, D. Van Auchen, R. Torio, J. Ujlaky, D. Townsend, D. Warcup, R. Trificana. eg) ox Oy ey ; } Front Row, Left t 2 brosi, A Cuculich, Davies, R. DeFlario, D Corigliano, P. Dandise P. Crippen, S. Crippen, Coulter, P. Coecia, A. Cocc P. Coluccio, R. Cook. Thir Cianfrocco, R. Dean, B. Christie. Cornish, D. Commerford, D. Decker. W. Cutler, K. Crozier. D. Comins, Colgan, J. Costello. HOME ROOM AUDIO VISUAL Front Row, Left to Right: L. Hodkin- son, S. Hoover, T. Jenkins, S. Johnson, S. Jacobs, C. Hitching, S. Hodierne. Second Row: M. Hull, C. Herter, T. Hubal, M. Hickey, C. Imler, G. Karpien. Third Row: K. Jeroszko, R. Kapfer, R. Jeroszko, T. Hitchcock, R. Johnson. HOME ROOM 305 HOME sina SOUTH Sha lial Front Row, Left to Right: K. Wilkin- son, P. Yourdon, C. Whitmeyer, J. Wyher, S. Waterman, K. Wills, J. Wire, B. Yaworski. Second Row: J. Zellwager, J. Watson, F. Wolf, D. Young, K. Washburn, P. Waters, S. Wayman, G. Weiss, H. Ward, M. Wil- let. Third Row: C. Witchley, J. Wil- lsey, R. Yingling, L. Wells, R. Yousek- evich, D. Wojdyla, D. Weinstein, P. Wood, L. Welch, P. Zepp. Front Row, Left to Right: S. Levine, B. McMahon, M. McNamara, A. Lu heck, ©. McCann, P. Lucci, C. Me- Clary Second Rou L. Magee, C. Lyndacker, T. Madsen, N. Mallison, 4. Madonia, J. Lombino, D. Lucci. Third Rou J. Lubeck, L. Lovier, J. Long, S. McZeal, T. Lazzara, J. Longo, F. MacLachlan. HOME ROOM SOUTH STUDY z) 4 = ) ied | 9 4 . ty e 1k Front Row, Left to Right: J. Bryden, y . it; ia aS J. Carrieri, P. Carissimo, K. Brenon, . J r . my | Wr ‘sg R. Caruso, E. Chmielewski, T. Car- bed asquillo, P. Campbell. Second Row: ’ ; G. Calicchia, C. Allen, J. Cavaretta, M. Burgdorf, B. Cadrette, J. Chmiele- wski, A. Cebula, L. Bitzer, P. Camino, P. Brognano. Third Row: B. Camp- anaro, J. Butte, C. Boulerice, G. Brinck, C. Carrier, R. Bonicella, J. Burlison, D. Carletta. Fourth Row: ( Carpenter, M. Bovi, D. Castor, J. Bovi, le Byrnes, i 6 Bowen, B. Childress. HOME ona LIBRARY Front Row, Left to Right: P. Eames, S. Dunn, J. Dombrowski, J. Ernen- wein, C. Eannarino, B. Emilian. Sec- ond Row: L. Dorety, J. Emma, J. El- lis, J. Duffy, M. Elliot, M. Evanciew, P, Duffy. Third Row: T. DeMare, J. Evans, R. Erb, F. DeNicolo, E. De- fraine, N. Esposito, J. Egan, B. Dunn. Front Row, Left to Right: R. Patter. son, D. Pellegrino, M. Perry, A. Pere; val, B. Pocchiari, S. Plato, P. Pape. Second Row: L. Pezzulo, D. Pech, § Phillon, J. Pacenza, R. Peraino, §. Pfluke, P. Pietras, A. Pinti. Third Row: R. Pangburn, B. Parry, R. Page, F. Parks, H. Petrow, J. Petrelli, H. Pendrak, S. Panasci. HOME ROOM 323 Front Row, Left to Right: P. Guiliano, G. Golden, M. Gizzo, G. Glass, M. Gordon. P. Gisondi, L. Graves. Sec- ond Row: J. Gleasman, J. Grant, P. Graham, R. Gregory, R. Gray, B. Get- behead. Third Row: B. Groff, J. Gual- tier, M. Gruber, R. Goodman, L. , Goetz, G. Gerace. , x ( i ' , i ty sib HOME ROOM SOUTH STUDY HALL Bid A Alle f ; te clare a3 4 “rs “fF Front Row, Left to Right: K. Barnard, ’ bee f C. Benedict, J. Bartlett, J. Allen, M. Arthur, R. Benedetto, A. Bilboa, C. Behler. Second Row: C. Allen, S. Bart- lett, G. Benjamin, R. Armento, M. Bennett, C. Arnold, L. Beckwith, J. Beckwith, C. Berndt, J. Bereza. Third Row: B. Beck, J. Barber, M. Ball, R. Aricco, B. Bartolotti, C, Aufer, E. Bates, R. Basile, F. Berliner, P. Ayers. 2 Front Row, Left to Right: J. Morgan, N. Newman, L. Neiss, J. Mosca, F. Nunhaver, D. Neasbitt, A. Monzer. Sec- ond Row: B. Owens, M. Mussen, G. Moore, J. Mosca, B. Orchard, E. Nold, L. Nicholson. Third Row: K. Mump- ton, T. Murray, M. O’Brien, E. Morris, M. Niles, S. Mulga. � = os Front Row, Left to Right: C. Prevo, J. Revette, B. Remick, R. Puglio, B. Renwick, I. Pritchard, L. Reese. Sec- ond Row: H. Podkowka, G. Procopio, A. Pratt, J. Prozny, S. Prossner, R. Reese, C. Raines. Third Row: T. Pro- copio, R. Pritchard, J. Portman, E. Renzi, T. Remick, C. Pugliese. HOME ROOM 324 HOME ROOM 227 Front Row, Left to Right: B. Thomas, R. Jones, T. Shea, L. Gordy, T. Church, J. Cupak. Second Row: D. Berube, J. Dublanica, F. Nowiski, D. Smith, D. Scott, R. Besenfelder, G. Smith. Front Row, Left to Right: B. Sanzone. A. Ritchie, D. Rienzo, P. Schatz, §. Ruef, R. Ross, A. Rossi. Second Row: J. Roswig, W. Russell, N. Rogers, T Ruby, M. Romano, W. Salmonowicz, E. Sasenbury, A. Russitano. Third Row: S. Richards, B. Scaccia, P. Ruby, G. Ripley, T. Sanzone, R. Rushmore, G. Rogers, V. Ruby. HOME ROOM 333 Front Row, Left to Right: R. Garofalo, M. Felardo, C. Galluppi, J. Fletcher, G. Foulks, P. Gentile, J. Forgays. Sec ond Row: J. Ferlo, D. Froio, J. Freson, R. Gentileore, J. Francen, R. Fazio, P. Fitsik, C. Fitsik.. Third Row: K. Fortuna, S. Evans, J. Garofalo, C. Gardinier, N. Fisher, R. Fiore, D. Fox, A. Gallo. LIBRARY HOME ROOM 205 Front Row, Left to Right: M. Hall, E. Hall, D. Hayes, C. Hemmes, R. Har- rington, J. Harris, S. Haus. Second Row: K. Harris, M. Hayner, L. Hamil, L. Hassig, J. Heaney, P. Harvey, N. Herrington. Third Row: B. Hagerty, D. Heberlig, J. Hartman, D. Hall, S. Hayes, R. Hallmark, D. Guido. Front Row, Left to Right: J. Masucci, G. Maurer, . Manuele, M. Marullo, R. Mandronica, M. Martin, N. Mes- sineo. Second Row: T. Manfrates, P. Mathis, S. Marcoccia, M. Malorzo, E. Minor, S. Mitchell, J. Mellen, P. Met- tauer. Third Row: S. Mercurio, E. Mason, H. Minnich, D. Mastbaum, D. Marriott, J. Millington, J. Martin, E. Maya, A. Mitchell. HOME ROOM 310 HOME ROOM 307 Al Front Row, Left to Right: E. Kuehlem, J. Keefe, G. Kretzer, B. Kirkham, B. Lawrence, P. Kiker, V. Kern. Second Row: T. Kirk, C. Kozick, C. Kurtyka, K. Knight, M. Keller, N. Kupias, S. Laird. Third Row: G. Kuzma, J. La- londe, T. Kenjarski, P. Lachut, E. Kozick, C. Kleist, R. Larkin. Will the secretary now call the Roll. “Now let’s see...” First Prize Homeroom. Oops! Wrong book. What! Us worry? STUDENT ASSOCIATION Stanley Kenjarski Thomas Kenjarski 4 : Sophomore Cle re , Senior Class President I e Class President David Grow Junior Class President Roberta Kahn Rox co Versace B.S.1. Commissioner Student Association President The Student Association regulates student activities and pro- motes the general welfare of its members. Miss Kingsley, Coordinator of Student Activities, is the supervisor of this association. Under her guidance, The Student Association initiated the following activities: the clean-up cam- paign, the Polio Drive, dances, the Jazz Concert, Talent Show, and graduation plans. Also, this association is sponsoring ai Barbara MacLe an award for the best driving student. ines nee anel Inter-Club Council President Esther Burgdorf Susan Mammosser Student Association Vice-President Student Association Secretary Rocky Versace Front Row. Lejt to Right: D. Simpkins, C. Johnson, B. MacLeod, P. Paige, K. Reese, C. Franco. Second Row: C. Weidenfeller, J. Thayer, J. Guaspari, T. Belicki, R. Versace. Third Row: M. Evola, L. Abdou, G. Cregel, M. Cahill, D. Salce, R. Valentine. STUDENT COUNCIL Under the able leadership of Miss Louise brought to the council where each home room has Esther Burgdorf Kingsley, the Student Council, consisting of home- equal representation in voting on these ideas. room chairmen and Student Association officers, This year the council has sponsored such is one of the most influential organizations at Rome __ projects as a clean-up campaign, a talent show, Free Academy. Ideas proposed by the cabinet are and the Jazz Concert. Susan Mammosser First Row, Left to Right: J. Stevens, P. Shank, M. Wayman, D. Jenny, S. Mammosser, J. Ritchie, C. Gibson, G. Maurer. Second Row: B. Remick, E. Nold, L. Magee, M. Bennet, S. Panasci, S. Faro, G. Coy, R. Tracy, M. Bradigan. Third Row: S. Burneko, R. Weiss, D. Andrea, S. Frisillo, F. Lesewski, D. Grow, L. Gordy, S. Jacobs. Fourth Row: T. Kenjarski, D. Townsend, S. Schneible, T. Spargo, D. Commerford, M. Ruby, F. LoRusso. Mr. Harold Moe INTER-CLUB COUNCIL The Inter-Club Council. sponsored by Miss Louise Kingsley. made up of elected representatives from each club, co-ordinates the activities of th various school clubs. Members brine their club problems to be discussed during the meetings. This year the club sponsored displays in the lighted bulletin board. These displays, put up by the club’s members. show the other students what their clubs are doing. First Row, Left to Right: G. Van Gesen, D. Simpkins. Second Row: D. D’Aiuto. R. Morganti, M. Lopushinsky. Third Row: D. Dyke, B. MacLeod, M. Singleton, J. Guaspari, L. Williams. Fourth Row: R. Kahn, R. Valentine. Fifth Row: A. Ciotti. HONOR SOCIETY The Rome Chapter of the National Honor So- ciety, directed by Miss Louise Kingsley, is com- posed of those worthy students elected on the basis of the following qualities: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The group conducts the Thanksgiving Drive, serves as assembly ushers, and introduces college representatives. Coll 7 First Row, Left to Right: D. De Vito, G. Bielby, A. Grant. Second Row: A. Laufer, D. Cardillo. P. Paige, M. Evola, P. Gawarecki. Third Row: S. Lobenhofer, P. Snyder. Fourth Row: J. Gordon, R. Kahn, S. Kenjarski, J. Arthur, H. Baker, P. Bates, J. Guaspari, N. Testani. Fifth Row: R. Ham- mond, A. Davis. Sixth Row: C. Denti. DRAMATICS CLUB First Row, Left to Right: B. Kanoff, V. Guggi, B. Zingerline, C. Derrick, J. Deeble, L. Tamburino, B. Finnegan, D. Vercelloni, D. Simpkins. Second Row: S. Land, S. Giardino. L. Fitler, F. Wolf, L. Marchione, T. Jones, J. Eannarino, S. Mammosser, J. Atkinson. Third Row: M. Lopushinsky, P. Versace, J. De Santis, C. Williams, B. Bailey, L. Malone, K. Gemberling, M. Destito, J. Gordon, L. Cooper. Fourth Row: J. Alexander, L. Smith, R. Vandersloot, W. Shilling, F. Pfeiffer, C. Young, J. Pugh, D. Birnie, R. Jones plays: a drama, “The Game of Chess,” and a comedy, “The Flattering Word.” Under the guidance and super- vision of Miss Edith Stack, members have gained valuable “Amateurs at work!” may have been the sign posted on the door of the auditorium while ambitious, theater- interested students planned and plotted to present enter- tainment for their fellow classmates. The Harlequins, experience in all phases of theater arts. RFA’s dramatics group, this yeal presented two one-act HISTORICAL CLUB First Row, Left to Right: C. Derrick, K. Besenfelder, S. Mammosser, M. Single- ton. L. Cooper, L. Rizzuto, V. Singleton, J. Sobik, J. Eannarino, B. Zingerline, D. Henry. Second Row: D. Dodge, L. Fitler, J. Gillette, L. Malone, C. Smith, L. Hagerty, B. Bailey, P. Versace, T. Jones, C. Williams, J. Ritchie. Third Row: C. Williams, S$. Burneko, T. Ceresoli, J. De Santis, J. Alexander, R. Kells, D. Birnie, P. Smith, D. An- drews, E, Manwaring. K. Gemberling, S. Frank. Fourth Row: B. Hagerty, F. Pfieffer, L. Smith, S. Kenjarski, G. Givson. P, De Santis, J. Pugh, W. Schil- ling. W. Feldman, G. Hallmark. Fifth Row: C. Denti, R. Boc, P. Black, S. Hallmark, J. Killup, S. Liberato, C. Young. R. Vandersloot. Although the Historical Society was founded only that of the Rome area. Members are working on special last fall under the sponsorship of Mr. Gilbert W. Hagerty and Mr. Edward C. Ball, it has alre ady become a senior chapter of the Yorker Club and has established itself with the Fort Stanwix Museum. The purpose of the society is to stimulate an interest in history. particularly projects according to their interests besides helping Mr. Hagerty. director of the Fort Stanwix Museum. At the end of the year. the society gives awards to those mem- bers who have contributed outstanding service. ON PARLE FRANCAIS First Row, Left to Right: A. Munzer, B. Finnegan, V. Merola, J. Van Etten, B. Dixon, D. De Vito, C. Bennett, P. Fontana, V. Guggi. Second Row: L. Petinelli, K. Kinna., S. Land, L. Neiss, P. Palombi, T. Wardwell, J. McCale, R. Giambona, B. Kanoff, B. Zingerline. Third Row: D. Glasso. D. D’Aiuto, M. Gattari, P. Puglio, L. Cooper, J. Eannarino, A. Laufer, P. Pendleton, J. Coote, M. Destito. L. Pomilio. Fourth Row: S. Mitchell, L. Donato, L. Fitler, D. Dyke, 5. Slobodian, J. Guaspari, C. Borden, D. Cardillo, C. Wil- liams, M. Farnsworth, N. Stevens, Fifth Row: B. Bitzer. B. Adolfi, A. Davis, A. Knight, C. Denti, R. Stanton. R. Vandersloot, B. Weidenfeller, D. Grow, M. Mallison. A. Coccia. The French Club, under the guidance of Miss Katharine M. Clarke and Miss Ruth E. Barnard, presented a program for the year that sought to better acquaint its members with France and her people. The frequent oral participation of all students in the club was encouraged at the meet- ings which were held entirely in French. As in the past, the Spring Banquet was the highlight of this organization’s activities. DEUTSCHE VEREIN Front Row, Left to Right: L. Sanders, R. Kahn, R. Thrasher. Second Row: R. Pullease, D. Pettinelli, S. Versace, H. James. Third Row: T. Bielicki, R. Lucci, S. Schneible, P. DeSantis. Cerjan, L. The goal of the German Club, which is sponsored by Miss Harriet Blood, is to provide an organized frame- work on which second- and third-year German students, who so desire, can add depth to their Germanic back- grounds, through practice in oral skills and exposure to First Row, Left to Right: G. A. Grant. Second Row: Cinna, P. Gawarecki, D. Birnie, L. P. Paige, Secretary-Treasurer; B. Adolfi, President; P. Rizzo, 5. Murphy, M. Sarkozy, R. Smith, R. Hallmark, German “Kulturkunde.” The work of German authors, the music of famous German composers, letters written to and from Germany—all these activities can be experi- enced by German Club members who are forth the effort. willing to put Hic Linguam Latinam Legimus Bielby, D. Dague, P. Palombi, K. Besenfelder, Sanzone, Inter-Club Council Representative; R. Cooper, J. Seager. M. Destito. Third Row: � . Bates, Vice-President; M. H. Baker, J. Arthur, R. Green, E. Moore. The Latin Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Mae Austin, is composed of students who have passed Latin III or are now taking it. In its monthly meetings this club has had programs concerning the Roman festivals and amusements, a Roman day, the Conspiracy of Catiline, and has enjoyed skits and games. BSI BULLETIN Front Row, Leit to Right: B. Finnegan, M. De Marco, B. Emilian. B. Kanoff, D. Di- Caprio, N. Cianfrocco, K. Bennett, C. Knight, C. Vac- caro. Second Row: R. Caruso, D. D’Aiuto, R. Carro, S. Mammosser, B. Zingerline, B. Dixon, L. Pomilio, P. Joanis, A. Grant. Editor. Third Row: D. Swetland. K. Kinna, P. Stevenson, E. Goodsell. J. Smith. D. Hastings, H. Paz- dur, J. Seals, M. Sparks, R. Wayman. Fourth Row: P. Graham, S. Mitchell. T. Jones, J. Eannarino. L. Cooper, P. Grems. C. Williams, L. Fit- ler. M. Murray. M. Pendleton, C. Grimes. Fifth Row: E. Moore, G. Sega. G. Jenkins, S. Kenjarski. T. Kenjarski, C. Young. P. Burkhart, R. Versace. M. Mallison, L. Malone. M. Fischer. The bulletin division of the Bureau of School Information is responsible for writing and compiling informative and entertaining articles for the enjoyment of the student body. BSI TYPISTS First Row, Left to Right: E. Evangelist, C. Belmont, P. Williams, Head; P. Steven- son, J. Wilcox, P. Mondron- ica. Second Row: M. Stro- mick, R. Jahnke, K. Paquette, A. Busyezak, P. Hayner. Third Row: L. Marchione, D. Masi, J. Wood. Fourth Row: D. Wood, L. Holtz, J. Hayes. The typist division of the Bureau of School Information types up all the ma- terial that is sent to the local newspaper. and all the material of the bulletin division. BROADCAST The B.S.I. Broadcast Division broadcasts all information pertinent to the normal activity of the school. such as announce- ments for dances, campaigns, etc. It provides the student body and faculty with information concerning school activities. ’ ‘ = V y First Row, Left to Right: J. Gordon, D. Birnie, C. Rushlow. Second Row: T. Ceresoli, P. Bates, J. Thayer. Third Row: B. Kells, A. Davis, J. Charney. Fourth Row: S. Cerjan, S. Kenjarski, M. Carrier. Fifth Row: R. Wolf, B. Sherrell, Alvin Davis, Commissioner. BSI PRESS The B.S.I. Press Division gathers news-worthy items that occur at RFA and dis- patches them to the local newspapers daily. Mrs. Mar- jorie Perry is the adviser for the four divisions of the Bureau of School infor- mation. First Row, Le t to Right: E. Shea, B. Kanoff, G. Bielby, C. Grogan. Second Row: S. Frank, K. Besenfelder, C. Rushlow, C. Grimes, D. D’Aiuto. Third Row: A. Grant, A. Laufer, P. Gawarecki, D. Cardillo, J. Gordon. Fourth Row: E. Moore, R. Greene, G. Sega, J. Gillett. Fifth Row: R. Kahn, P. De Santis, C. Denti, Press Editor; C. Young. LIBRARY COUNCIL a {, , 7 WL = Front Row, Left to Right: C, Colangelo, K. Vaccaro, L. Tamburino, S. Dunn, B. Dixon, M. Urtz, C. Nelson, J. Pisano. Second Row: D. Darkangelo, B. Zingerline, N. Brennan, . Jahnke, P. Treonze, V. Tonni, J. Kwasniewski, L. Rizzuto, J. Ritchie. Third Row: . Kinne, A. Pugliese, P. Snyder, C. Grimes, R. Morganti, T. Manfrates, P. Aricco, . Percival. Fourth Row: S. McNamara, M. Murray, S. Miller, M. Stabler, T. Madsen, . Podkowka, T. Jones. Fifth Row: K. Trabant, S. Prossner, L. Malone, V. Mastrocco, J. Tuffey, J. Chmielewski, C. Williams. Front Row, Left to Right: D. Ferguson, P. Gentile, M. Murabito, B. Remick, C. Bren- non, S. Plato, C. Grogan. Second Row: P. Bishop, D. Henry, C. Dofturt, R. Killingbeck, M. Singelton, M. Mussen, T. D’Ambrosi. Third Row: S. Cole, E. Goodwill, P. Shepard, C. Prenata, M. Mathis, G. Presnall, H. Kobelia. Fourth Row: L. Cooper, D. Grimes, C Strom, D. Masi, C. Wyre, P. Gawarecki, L. Fitler. Fifth Row: L. Williams, F. Wolfe. C, Senus, C. Haley, M. Mallison, S. Riedel, G. Brown. The Library Council, under the guidance of Mrs. Franklin W. Pelkey and Mrs. Everett Arthur, was estab- lished to enable its members to learn library procedure by helping the librarians with their duties. Both boys and girls may belong, and each student is expected to work at least once a week in the library on some special project. Among their duties members must check books and shelve them, write and deliver overdues, take slips to study halls each period, and work on bulletin boards. Meetings are called during activity periods. There are usually two parties or get-togethers during the year. RED CROSS COUNCIL Front Row. Left to Right: J. Stevens, N. Salce, S. Grogan, 5. Levine. Second Row: P. Guliano, D. Neasbitt, C. Nelson, K. Bennett. Third Row: D. Civitelli, D. Pellegrino, S. Dunn, P. Treonze. Fourth Row: S. Shaffer, C. Howell, P. Fontana, P. Kiker, M. Coleman, S. Hoover, C. Harris, J. Coote. Fifth Row: R. Morganti, C. Boswell, K. Besenfelder, W. Salamonowicz, B. This year the Red Cross Council, under the leader- ship of Miss Katharine Clarke, held its annual drive for money in the fall. The largest goal ever set was $375, and this amount was received. A chest filled with health, educational, and personal supplies for 44 students was sent to a school in an underprivileged area of the world. The recipient of this chest is determined by the National Red Cross Committee. Scaccia, C. Johnson, M. Burgdorf, L. Rushlow, S. Frank, L. Coluccio, L. Versace. Seventh Row: P. Grems, J. Laird, G. Mowers. Eighth Row: J. Tuffy, E. Man- waring, S. Lutwin, C. Smith, Ninth Row: D. Pratt, F. Fitch, R. Tomio, M. Mallison. Tenth Row: C. Mackin. Mitchell. Sixth Row: L. Pomilio, M. Chyrywaty, C. Socmosta, S. Latimer, P. Mosca, S. The group made a friendship album to be sent to another country telling them about life in America and in our own city of Rome. Members started something new in connection with local work. Each adopted a grandmother in one of the ladies’ homes in Rome, sending her gifts at Christmas and on her birthday, sending occasional cards, and going to visit her. ORCHESTRA schools. The orchestra als Rion outside of scl Uv who have plaved with the rehe as Heer nga t t stra pane WB sariows music schools throughout the RFA Orchestra Members are: Violin: C. Smith, D. Toti, D. Pelle- F. Franco. Oboe: S. Freed. Clarinet: G. Bielby, J. De Prospero, grino, P. Versace, M. Sarkozy, J. Wasser, P. La Bella, C. Wheeler, L. Geller. French Horn: B. Mulga, P. DelPiano, B. Hammond. S. Szyper, M. Martin, K. Kinna, M. Elliot, L. Pomilio, P. Grems, Percussion: B, Coppola, J. Alexander, S. Mulga, C. Howell, J. E. Shea. Viola: R. Cina, P. Snyder, B. Kanoff, N. Hart, M. En- Tamburino. Trumpet: Grace Simington, J. DeGrazio. Trombone: nett. String Bass: B. Lado, B. Tracy, S. Owens. Cello: J. Maura, L. Salob, J. Seager. Tuba: D. Gulla. Conductor: Mr. Victor Gomez. S. Latimer, G. Jenkins, J. Gifford, J. Fletcher. Flute: L. Sciarillo, eetearet J. Alexander, D. Barrow, K. Besenfelder, G. Bielby, R. Bielby, R. Boc, C. Carletta, R. Coppola, J. Cortese, J. De- Cristo, J. DeGrazio, C. Dekker, P. DelPiano, P. DelPiano, J. DeProspero, W. Esch, W. Geldman, F. Franco, S. Freed, L. Geller, C. Gibson, W. Gilstrap, D. Girds, D. Gulla, R. Hammond, G. Heburn, C. Howell, R. Johnson, R. Kil- bourn, G., Kretser, E. Kuehlem, A. Mario, D. Marriott, P. Merola, J. Martin, R. Mulga, S. Mulga, M. O’Brien, B. Orchard, D. Pratt, V. Pekola, O. Riolo, L. Salob, L. Sciarillo, J. Seager, E. Simington, G. Simington, J. Stod- dard, D. Tagliaferri, A. Tamburino, J. Tamburino, D. Toti, W. Tracy, A. Troia, J. Urtz, R. Valentine, L. Weston. Front Row, Left to Right: J. Bowers, L. Bowers. Second Row: S. Anderson, B. Owens, C. Johnson, L. Rizzuto, N. Cook, J. McCale, L. Brower, C. LoRusso, C. Buell, R. Cina, J. Plato, H. LaMonica, H. Podkowka, J. Kwasnie- ski, C. Strom, F. MacLachlin, M. Scaccia. The RFA Band, under the direction of Mr. John Wise, has greatly bolstered the school spirit by its unique performances at half time during our football games. The students of RFA have also enjoyed the concerts performed before the student body throughout the school year. MAJORETTES Leading the RFA Band, we always saw Jackie Bowers and her talented twirlers. This lively group not only added a fresh splash of color to our football games, but also promoted enthusiasm and school spirit. ( Front Row, Left to Right: A. Munzen, S. Doolittle, V. Kern, D. Co langelo, B. Kanoff, N. Burdick, D. Vercelloni, S. Levine. Second Row: S. Shaffer, C. Howell, M. McNamara. K. Harris, P. Ward- well, D. Jenny, L. Tamburino, S. Dunn, L. Sciarillo. Third Row: J. Ortolano, C. Rushlow, P. Hayner, B. Leeseberg, C. Kurtyka, J. Francen, C. Borden, G, Jones, R. Tracy, A. Pugliese. Fourth Row: M. Scaccia, C. Lyndaker, C. Izzo, T. Sanzone, M. Cahill, R. Burth, D. DeBonzo. A. Hammon, D. Ferguson, Fifth Row: L. Holtz, J. DeSimone, R. Fiore, R. Rutkowski, D, Hall, S. Galluppi, A. Galluppi, S. Prossner. Front Row, Left to Right: J. Morgan, S. Wagner, C. Colangelo, K. Knight, P. Colangelo, P. Lucci , E. Chemielewski, P. Gentile. Second Row: P. Graham, K. Paquette, L. Myslinski, B. Colella, B. Commerford, E. Owens, K. Reese, L. Neiss. Third Row: W. Dunn, J. DeSantis, R. Tomeo, R. Hallmark, E. DeFraine, G. Brinck, R. Meiss, S. Richards, G. Kiker. Fourth Row: P. Galluppi, S. Wampfler, S. Laird, S. Burneko, S. Evans, N. Yakobiszyn, T. Wolf, M. Ball. Fifth Row: P. Froschauer, L. Hollenbeck, G. Stabler, W. Pritchard, K. Keeler, R. Owens, H. Dunn. J. Ujlaky, R. Sharrow. The A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Mr. William Moonan, sang on television in October for a special Veterans’ Day Program. They also sang in an assembly at Christmas time for the faculty and students. In the spring they competed in the N.Y.S.S.M.A. Festival. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Front Row, Left to Right: T. Sanzone, D. Pettinelli, C. Young. C. Denti, T. Sobik, S. Liberato, P. DeSantis, F. Pfeiffer, R. Kells. Second Row: C. Knight, G. Bielby, M. DeMarco, D. DiCaprio, S. Shaffer, B. Zingerline, S. Wagner, V. Guggi, B. Lewis, S. Freed. Third Row: B. McMahon, J. Ritchie, H. Pazdur, N. Cianfracco, D. D’Aiuto, C. Belmont, D. Dague, L. Rizzuto, K. Calandra, L. Geller, P. Smith. Fourth Row: P. Palombi, P. Mathis, B. Remick, K. Kinna, J. Atkinson, N. Jones, E. Goodsell, C. Howell, M. Scaccia, T. Wardwell, D. Rienzo. Fifth Row: P. Snyder, C. Preneta, A. Laufer, S. Latimer, J. Gillette, S. Slobodian, T. Jones, L. Tyksinski, L. Fitler, D. Cardillo, M. Pendelton, C. Grimes. Sixth Row: L. Williams, J. Guaspari, J. Hayes, M. Serra, K. Gemberling, J. Tuffey, C. Senus, L. Donato, C. Williams, B. MacLeod, P. Versace. The Francis Bellamy Chapter of the Future portunity to do practice teaching throughout the Teachers of America is now in its fourth success- | Rome schools under the student teaching program. ful year at RFA. The club, sponsored by Mrs. The club has raised funds by sponsoring school Jean Akers and Mr. Bruce Benedict, consists of dances. The funds are being used for their annual students who are interested in the teaching profes- _ trip, this year to Oswego State Teachers College. sion as a career. The members are given the op- FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Front Row, Left to Right: C. Grogan, P. Mandronico, S. Rezsnyak. V. Guggi, J. Wassar, S. Pope, J. Revette, B. Remick, T. Balzano, E. Evangelist, B. Chmielewski, L. Graves, M. Shearer. Second Row: L. Chrysler, P. Fontana, K. Vaccaro, M. Bradigan, S. Waterman, J. Deeble, S. Pollard, M. Fadel, L. Tamburino, C. Serra, D. Clark, C. Chrysler, R. Saldato. Third Row: D. Fromey, V. Tonni, E. Nold, K. Reese, os Resznyak, i Mellen, 5; Bowers, C. Evans, C. Wakefield, J. Sharpe, J. Staffer, P. Tonni, B. Dixon. Fourth Row: S. Szyper, E. Freson, H. Podkowka, D. Sasenbury, Loretta Marchione, J. Gifford, R. Morganti, L. Chry- waty, D. Henry, J. Fletcher. Fi th Row: C. Keller, B. Colella. J. Gillette, R. Cina, R. Reese, M. Slagel, P. Graham, C. Williams, B. Kaskiew, B. Kaskiew, J. Beckwith. Sixth Row: M. Ferrucci., P. McDonald, S. Thron, N. Hart, H. Clinton, E. Manwaring, R. Greene, R. Kahn, S. Evans, M. Stabler, L. Hagerty, S. Sheller, N. Testani. Tomeo, J. The Future Nurses of America, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Loretta Wolzmuth and Mrs. Frances Case, is for the girls of Rome Free Academy who are interested in nursing as a career. This past year the main activity of the club has been the volunteer program at Rome Hospital, where every member works for a few hours every week. There are also trips every year to area hospitals and this year there was a special overnight trip to Faxton Hospital in Utica. The club also holds socials and entertains guest speak- ers throughout the school year. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Front Row, Left to Right: K. Paquette, D. Wood, Mrs. Graves, Advisor: B. Stagner, V. Tonni. Second Row: J. Lyndaker, M. Fadel, M. Socomosta, M. Murabito. Third Row: J. Beckwith, K. Davis, A. Percival, K. Lovett, E. Evangelist. Fourth Row: B. Kaskiew, B. Kaskiew, D. Dodge, S. Thron, A. Gruber. Future Homemakers of America now in its thirty-first year as a democratic service organiza- tion, welcomes all girls and directs their energies into school service and community activities. The club promotes wholesome fun and has outside Front Row, Left to Right: P. Gentile, W. F. Salvaggio, R. Benedict. Second Row: L. Janke, C. Wheeler, J. Wasser. Third Row: S. Mussen, R. Yousey, M. Stromick. Fourth Row: G. M. Skinner, M. Slagel, L. Graves, Cooper. speakers. Members attend fall and spring rallies and state meetings to contact other chapters. The pet project still is bringing cheer to shut-ins in the nursing home. Salamonowicz, R. Parry, M. Kiker, BLOCK R CLUB The Block oy Club. sponsored by Coa h Ceorge Flood, is com- posed of varsity letter winners. The club was responsible for the programs sold at the football games and for the candy sold at the basketball games and wrestling matches. The aim of the Block “R” Club is to promote interest in athletics at RFA and to develop leaders and good sportsmanship in this field. BANAT ML Lpenas bie ci t . yo an + Follow the R Front to Back: B. Giardino, D. DeVito, J. Atkinson, C. Evans, A. Laufer, D. Summa. E. Burgdorf, M. Evola, L. Wardwell, J. Sobik, P. J. Parker, S. Kenjarski, R. Franze, T. Bielicki, P. B. Blocher, R. Dellork, J. Mathis. Green, B. Sherrell, R. Rienzo, T, Spargo, Bates, R. Valentine, A. Frisillo, J. Charney, HI-Y Hi-Y was formed to create and maintain better Christian character. The weekly meetings are held at the Y.M.C.A. where members practice parliamentary procedure. The group has sponsored several dances through- out the year. First Row, Front to Back: A. Bartolotti, R. Froio, F. De Costy, T. Fiorini, J. Carollo, B. Vinci, V. George, R. Valentine, R. Franz, V. Grieco. Second Row: R. Dellork, J. D’Amore, M. Evola, J. Bovi. Third Row: J. Giarusso, L. DeLutis, M. Tardugno, F. Lisewski, J. Burlison, F. Retrossi, J. Tofani, C. Izzo, J. Pinti, A. Grieco. Fourth Row: Paul Montana, D. Salce, P. DelPiano, J. Parker. GYM LEADERS First Row, Lejt to Right: J. Pisano, S. Doolittle, P. Pour, C. Serra. T. Balzano, K. Bauer, B. Lewis, C. Nelson, M. Urtz. C. Tamburino, L. Sciarillo, P. Arrico, L. Brennan, K. Vaccaro, S. Lobenhofer, C Reese, L. Coluccio, M. Williams, R. Jahnke, C. Row: S. Slobodian, G. Olnas. Fourth Simington, C. Johnson, S. Keefe, M. De- Vaccaro. Second Row: C. Knight, E. Evangelist, N. Testani, S. Summa, L. Pettinelli, D. Simpkins, K. Bennett. Third Row: D. Vercelloni, V. Tonni, P. Palombi, N. . Keller, A. Pugliese, K. stito, M. Sanzone, N. Jones, J. Ruch, G. Tillock, A. Laufer, C. Howell, H. Pazdur. Fifth Row: C. Wakefield, J. Kochon, P. Paige, S. Miller, S. McNamara, L. Yakobiszyn, C. Borden, B. Com- merford, P. Corradino, N. Cook, M. Stabler, B. DeHimer, J. Groff. Sixth Row: J. Halpin, L. Williams, S$. Montalbano, B. MacLeod, H, Clinton, G. Sega, P. Burns, M. Mallison, P. Rebisz, B. Adolfi, J. Guaspari, D. Masi, L. Sanders. The Gym Leaders Club is composed of girls who assist the gym teachers during gym period. The club has a large enrollment and is separated into a club for each class level. Miss Callahan is the advisor for the Sophomore Club; Mrs. O’Shea for the Junior and Senior Clubs. The girls perform such details as: taking attend- ance, giving warm ups, helping with care of equipment and the locker room. The points which a girl earns as a gym leader, are credited toward her letter or serv- ice bar. Top Picture, First Row, Left to Right: E. Shea, K. Reese, L. Neiss, T. Cuculich, P. Shank, K. Vaccaro, L. Second Row: A. Edick, B. Zingerline, L. Trophia, P. Stevenson, D. Rienzo, M. Wayman, C. Prevo, M. Mussen, A. Munzer, N. Testani. Third Row: S. Waterman, L. Magee, C. Eannerino, C. Whitmeyer, R. Tracy, L. Marchione, R. Verrenti, S. Szyper, B. Remick, E. Nold, P. Mathis, L. Tamburino. Fourth Row: H. Podkowka, C. Howell, G. Tillock, C. Martingano, D. Dyke, C. Evans, R. Cina, M. Keller, M. Evola, S. Mitchell, D. Sciarillo, G. Maurer. Summa, Members of the Officiating Club earn their credits refereeing, umpiring, scoring and timing all the intra- mural games that are played in each sport. At the weekly meetings, interpretations are discussed by the club advisors, Mrs. O’Shea and Miss Thomas. A better P. Shepard, M. Ferrucci. Fifth Row: D. Fox, P. Graham, S. Way- man, L. Yakobiszyn, G. Sega, D. Barrow, M. Mallison, K. Crozier, R. Greene, C. Senus, M. Short, A. Coccia, B. Collela, H. Clinton. Bottom Picture, First Row, Left to Right: A. Munzer, B. Emilian, C. Knight, E. Evangelist. Second Row: M. Urtz, C. Serra, I. Pritchard, T. Balzano. Third Row: P. Lucci, P. Juliano, M Gordon, V. Merola. Fourth Row: G. Van Gesen, J. Gentile, V. Melone, D. De Vito, J. McCale. knowledge of the rules usually results in more efficient performance by the individual not only as an official State clinics are held where but as a player as well. those girls who can pass the theoretical exam may try a practical and earn a rating. SKI CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: J. Vitali, G. Bielby, B. Lewis, L. Geller, S. Land. M. Lopushinski, L. Cooper, K. Besenfelder, B. Finnegan, B. Kanoff, V. Guggi. Second Row: R. Kahn, F. Stoddard, B. Kinne, J. Esch, M. Sarkozy, R. Del- lork, A. Laufer, S, Latimer, C. Williams, R. Cina. Third Row: W. Wieiden- feller, R. Deans, J. Pugh, W. Swartz, R. Slagel, W. Shilling, S. Hayes, R. Vandersloot, R. Hammond, J. Alexander, J. Mazzaferro, J. Eannarino, K. Trabant, F. Wolf. This season with the assistance of Mr. Mc- Monagle, Mr. Gray, and Mr. Mammone, the be- ginner skiers have had excellent instruction thus enabling them to get off to a good start. The ski club has been fortunate in having excellent skiing conditions throughout the entire | HE BOMB year. Although the trips were numbered, those who participated will agree that the time was well spent. The Bomb originated at R.F.A. in 1936, but at the close of the school year in 1937 the paper was discontinued. Under the spon- sorship of Mr. Kenneth Farrell and Mr. John Stromei, The Bomb was reorganized in 1960 and the first edition was printed in Feb- ruary. Other issues of The Bomb followed every three weeks. Front Row, Left to Right: T. Bielicki, R. Weiss, L. Grieco, B. Lewis, B. Finnegan, S. Giardino, L. Geller, M. Stromick, P. Fontana, B. Kanoff, B. Thrasher, J. Gordon. Second Row: P. McDonald, M. Calandra, L. Ward- well, B. Liddy, D. Birnie, J. Alexander, H. Gray, L. Cooper, M. Farnsworth, B. Versace, S. Summa. Third Row: R. Kahn, L. Yako- bisyn, S. McZeal, B. Weidenfellar, M. Carrier, B. Hammond, R. Boc, L. Salob, J. Arthur, S. Cerjan, T. Kenjarski, P, Bush, R. Kilbourne, B. Adolfi. 120 PEP CLUB Left to Right: B. is, Guggi, C. Knight, Swetland, K. Kinna, J. to, B. Finnegan, G. Bielby, Grogan. Second Row: B. Thomas, B. Dixon, S$. Giar no, K. Reese, M. Ferrucci, Zingerline, M. Williams. Row: H. Kobelia, J. arino, S. Mammosser, L. N. Testani, S. Lati- 3 Prenta. Fourth Rou S. Slobodian, E. Tomeo, M. Campbell, M. Pendleton, C. Keller. Fifth Rou R. Mor- ganti, M. Gisher, E. Man- waring, C. Wyher. Sixth Row: R. Kahn, N. Mallison, C, Senus, J. Tuffey, S. McZeal. Front Row, Lej t to Right: D. Simpkins, D. Martin, L. Wardwell, T. Wardwell, C. Berry, C. Borden, B. Com- merford, M. Serra, K. Gem berling, L. Malone. Second Row: C. Williams, S. Miller, J. Sharpe, J. Gordon, V. Sin- gleton, J. Sharpe, C. Grimes, S. Waterman, J. Deeble. Third Row: B. Dunn, F. Czajkowski, B. Kinne, D. Englebert, R. Trificana, D. Grow, M. Lopushinsky. Fourth Row: D. Birnie, D. Tanner, R. Lucci, R. Versace, B. Versace, G. Weiss. Fifth Row: C. Davis, B. Deans, W. Shilling, T. Kenjarski, C. Szmurlo, Sixth Row: B. Weidenfeller, S. Kenjarski, H. Baker, J. Pugh. Seventh Row: F. Pfeiffer, R. Vandersloot, M. Carrier. The Pep Club, under the guidance of Mrs. Helen P. Arthur, was established this year to pro- mote school spirit. The group sponsored two dances, and the bonfire before the traditional UFA game. They furthered school spirit by attending all football games as a special cheering section and by attending special basketball games. PROJECTION CLUB First Row, Left to Right: C. Robideaux, Dick Leppert, T. Madsen, J. Dombrowski, P. Yourdon, A. Tamburino, J. Tamburino. Second Row: B. Orchard, J. Zillwager, D. Van Dubick, T. Ruby, S. Seccura, A. Ceresoli, D. Ferguson, B. De Prospero, J. Roswig. Third Row: D. Smith, J. Swistak, 5S. Galluppi, E. Morris, R. Deen, Bob Page, P. Froshauer, D. Corcoran, B. Childress. Fourth Row: D. Guido, B. Gilstrap, J. Millington, E. Freeman, D. Gibbs, B. Cobb, T. Bachhuber, L. Hassig, B. Hagerty. Fifth Row: F. Pfieffer, P. Vanderwalker, D. Root, D. Hall, C. Bennett. P. Lachut, S. Haver, G. Willsey, M. Huchko. Mr. Gilbert Hagerty supervises the members of the Projection club in the operation and han- dling of all audio-visual equipment. The club not only sponsored a dance, but also presented movies for the students of RFA. e� % . yi UNDEFEATED CHAMPS 1959 . 7) = 62. ¢ ae nBF Edy Front Row, Seah a The, , 84. Left to Right: Tony Grieco, Rocky Charney, Bruce Blocher, Fran Lisewski, Jerry Burlison. 2 - fans Valentine, Tom Bielicki, John Second Rou : Joe Thayer, Jack Fulgeri, Manager; Don Castle, Steve Cerjan, Jack Gordon, Bill Mulga, Jim Parker, John Tofani, Bob Ziankowski, George Senus, Frank Retrossi, The Rome Free Academy varsity football team, under the leadership of Coach George Flood and as- sistant Coach Edward Weed, polished off the 1959 sea- son with a very impressive undefeated record. From the first game right up to the last, the Black Knights were filled with a winning team spirit that inspired them on It must be said that the faithful support received from the student body added greatly as an incentive for the team’s victories. Our first foe. the Red Ramblers from Mooseheart, Illinois. was picked as favorite over our own Rome team. to victory after victory. This choice proved to be a very poor one, for the Black Knights completely overwhelmed the foreign invaders by a score of 62 to 0. This overwhelming victory lit a spark that grew into a roaring flame as the season pro- gressed. Eight times this flame was challenged and eight times it remained unfaltering. Certainly this is an ac- 124 Adrian Ferlo, Manager. Third Row: Ruby, Mick Carrier, Mike Cahill, John Arthur, Chuck Weidenfeller, Ken Dobies, Bill Sherrell, Ed Weed, Coach. Back Row: Roger Franze, Tony Angotti, Vin Mastrocco, Roger Grant, John Bovi, Ray Cardillo, George Flood, Coach; Doug Al Frisillo, John Fitzgerald, Paul DelPiano, Vin Grieco, Jim Pinti, Vito Rizzo. complishment of which we can all be very proud. Just what has our team accomplished? Throughout their undefeated season, they succeeded in piling up a total of 205 points This high total of points lacks very little in matching the all time high total of points achieved by any RFA team. Spurred on by the co-captains Rocky an average of 25.6 points per game. Valentine and Jack Charney, our team emerged from the season’s eight games as victors over the Syracuse city champions and succeeded for the first time in annexing both the Central Oneida and Central Interscholastic League championships in the same year. Surely the 1959 Rome Free will take its place among the Academy football team ranks of the other out- standing football teams of our school’s history, and in future years will be looked upon as one of the all time greats. SCOREBOARD TEAM SCORES HOME VISITORS MOOSEHEART 0 NEW HARTFORD _ 21 AUBURN O PROCTOR WHITESBORO U.F.A. WATERTOWN SYRACUSE 7 6 7 2 12 SENIOR VICTORS John Arthur Jack Charney Don Castle Bruce Blocher Roger Franze Tony Angotti Steve Cerjan Chuck Weidenfeller Rocky Valentine Jim Parker , . . Ken Dobies Jim Pinti Vinny Mastracco John Thayer Flash Gordon Tom Bielicki Doug Ruby Vito Rizzo Roger Grant Mickey Carrier George Senus Mike Cahill SWIMMING Front Row, Left to Right: T. Church, J. Gordon, F. Stoddard, D. Kunkel, J. Sroka, V. Ruby, C. Delarode, D. Tanner, R. Charney. Second Row: D. Shepard, T. Bielicki, J. Weinkauf, J. Bobela, S. Cerjan, D. Schmitt, L. Evans, R. Erb, M. Hickey, Manager J. Barry. Third Rou T. B. Deans, D. Arthur, J. Dillow, J. S. Hayes, P. Graul. Arthur, The Rome Free Academy swimming team, under the leadership of Coach Myron E. Wells completed their 1960 season with an eight wins and six losses record. This record earned the team a third place position in Central New York Interscholastic Swim Conference. The outstanding performances of the team captain, Tom Bielicki, and Frances Petronella helped the team greatly. : Coach Wells, Petronella, D. Hall, R. Vandersloot, J. Hickey, Tom set two school records, one in the 50-yard freestyle and the other in the 100-yard freestyle. Frances set records in both the 100-yard breaststroke and the 200- yard individual medley. School records were also set by Ricky Vandersloot in the 100-yard backstroke and Jim Weinkauf in the 200-yard freestyle. BASKETBALL First Row, Left to Right: B. Vinci, J. Mathis, A. Davis, R. Dellork, L. Ervin. Coach F. Dair. Second Row: P. Smith, Manager; B. Mulga, R. Rienzo, B. Sherrell, P. DelPiano, K. Amidon, J. Parker, B. McMahon, Manager. BASKETBALL CO-CAPTAINS Ron Dellork Kevin Amidon Jim Parker Jon Mathis Lindsay Ervin Alvin Davis Only three opponents, one of them Linton High School of Schenectady, regarded as one of the strongest high school basketball teams in the state, held an edge over RFA, whose 10 and 9 record this season was its best in five years. RFA swept two-game sets with Whitesboro and New Hartford and split home and home matches with Utica Free Academy, St. Francis de Sales, Oneida and Canas- tota for its best performance since the 1954-1955 team finished with a 13 and 9 record. This year’s Turin A Ron Rienzo Streeters also won a single game from Herkimer. Proctor High School of Utica, which ousted Fred Dair’s club from the Section 3 tournament last Friday, won two of three meetings with the locals and Utiea Catholic Academy took both ends of its home and home series with RFA. Jim Parker, with 205 points from 82 field goals and 41 foul conversions, was the team’s leading individual scorer. 129 WRESTLING Front Row, Left to Right: Louis Reese, Anthony Bartolotti, Fred Wampfler, Anthony Tam- burino. Second Row: James Cortese, James Simiele, Ed Weed, Coach; Eugene Sanborn, Mike Tradugno, Co-Captain. Third Row: Al Frisillo, Tom Spargo, Stewart Richards, Manager; Vincent Mastracco, Co-Captain; Arthur Bielby. This year the RFA wrestling team, with ten wins, _ their first eight matches this season, th e Turin Streeters four losses, and one tie, finished second in the Western have brought their total string of successes in a row for Division of the Central New York Wrestling League. three years to 22. Their lone loss in the league was to Oneida. By winning CROSS COUNTRY First Row: Left to Right: A. Davis, B. Schaffer, J. Seager, P. Bates, L. Smith. Second Row: T. Minor, R. Wolf, C. Parmalee, T. Spargo, B. Plunkett. Third Row: Coach Coughlin, C. Kleist, P. Pietras, J. DiBella, D. Woodruff; Manager J. Treible. For the second consecutive time, the RFA Cross Oswego Invitational Meet, second in Class A in the Sec- Country team, captained by Paul Bates, was undefeated tional Meet, and third in Class A in the Watertown in dual meets. It is also the second time in succession Invitational Meet. With a record of 4 wins and no losses, that they have won the Central Oneida League Meet. In they captured the Central Oneida League title. other meets, they have placed second in Class A in the TENNIS wa Sitting, Left to Right: A. Davis, J. Mathis, D. Grow. Standing, P. Ruby, G. Sexton, R. Van Dersloot, H. Baker, T. Bowers. BOWLING First Row, Left to Right: J. Dublanica, J. Pettinelli. Second Row: P. Roach, B. Gregory, P. Ruby. Third Row: D. Castle, B. Casalenuovo, T. Costello. FIELD HOCKEY First Row, Left to Right: G. Maurer, J. Spinelli, B. Giardino, V. Guggi, E. Shea, C. Evans. Second Row: J. Atkinson, D, Rienzo, D. Summa, R. Tracy, E. Nold, a Watson. Third Rou R. Killenbeck, i McCale, i. Nicholson, R. Cina, S. Panasci. Fourth Row: S. Szyper, A. Laufer, B. Remick. Fifth Row: H. Podkowka, Hayes. Sixth Row: P. Graham, K. Knight. Seventh be Row: S. Montalbano, R. Greene. BOWLING First Row, Left to Right: L. Evans, K. Belmont, M. Downs, A. Bilboa. Second Row: C. Borden, D. Jenny, R. Morganti, K. Reese. Third Row: L. Holtz, L. Chrywaty, B. Commerford, P. Grems, E. Tagliere. BASKETBALL SENIORS—First Row, Left to Right: B. Lewis, C. Evans. D. Dyke, A. Laufer, M. Evola, D. DeVito. Second Row: S. Montalbano. L. Wardwell, M. Mallison, H. Clinton, R. Long. JUNLORS—First Row, Lejt to Right: E. Shea, B. Giardino, SOPHOMORES—First Row, Lejt to Right: G. Maurer, M. Sparks, F. Franco, V. Guggi. Second Row: C. Prenta, L. Nicholson, D. Rienzo, P. Shank, P. Lucci, Second Row: R. Cina, R. Greene, D. Summa, C. Volpe. E. Hannah, K. Knight, P. Graham, M. Burgdorf. Third Row: S. Panasci, K. Crozier, C. Clinton, J. Watson. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS to Right: Sandra Burgdorf, Head ; Frances’ Franco. at Madronico, Sheila Joyce Atkinson, Miss Marilyn Thomas, the RFA Cheerleaders have Under the direction of promoted school spirit throughout the football and basketball season. Their pep has not only inspired the team, but the students as well. As a result, student ardor was at its peak this year. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kneeling, Left to Right: Judy Hayes, Margie Elliot, Jill Wat- son, Head Cheerleader; Pat Dan- dino, Chris Kozick. Standing: Sandy Waterman, Linda Magee, Kathy Wortman, Sandra Pan- asci, Linda Nicholson. TENNIS Left to Right: Bunny Giardino, Marcia Burgdorf, Lyn Wardwell, Rosemary Greene, Cathy Williams, Diane Rienzo. This fall both the tennis and archery teams played four matches against opposing schools, each winning three. The tennis team tied the fourth game, while the archery team was unable to finish one meet because of darkness. ARCHERY SPORTS Ruby hauls in a long gaining pass. Football team at victory celebration. Sherrell uses his height to advantage. A pre game pep talk. Don’t drop them, Coach. Push yourself. AQUARIUS The lucky characters born un der the sign of Aquarius will be the first people to be able to live under water without the aid of noseplugs (they also will be the last). PISCES Those born under the sign of Pisces will be successful as pho tographers for satellites or will be the first people to join a new universe (they will have to by the time they graduate). LOOK TO THE STARS ARIES The homo sapiens born under the sign of Aries will have to be content to stay home on earth and take care of little homo sapiens and their little sappy friends (if they have any left) Marc) TAURUS Those born under the sign of Taurus will become bullfizhters for the Senior Citizens League at GEMINI the age of 24 or will write Dear Abby columns for lonely animals. eee ; : Gemini’s children will see dou ble at the age of 18 (in New York {pril 21 to May 21 ; State) and by the time they reach twenty-one, will have joined A. A (Apples Anonymous. ) May 22 to CANCER Cancer’s children will be em ployed as dough pinchers in the dough pinching department — of large bakeries. Because of thei itchy fingers they will never be good bread nor cheesecake pho tographers. YOUR PRICORN will travel HOROSCOPE ron he wold by got and wil goatees and SCORPIO SAGITTARIUS Individuals born under the sign Anyone born under the sign of of Scorpio will take part in the Sagittarius will be bald within ten industrv of knitting boots for years. They will naturally be work cats. They also will be the first to ing in chicken plucking purely be the cool cats of Jupiter where for the sake of revenge they can howl at all twelve moons November 23 to December 21 LIBRA Libra’s children will have to weigh either ten or 18814 pounds by the time that the first rocket to VIRGO the moon will be launched. Only those weighing 10 pounds will be All those born under the sign of allowed to be there first since the Virgo might become bookends or others will be needed to keep the may be even stamp collectors: earth in orbit probably not one of them will be a dumb waiter operator, though they may be dumb waiters. LEO All those born under Leo will he kept warm until he gets up which may be never since he never learned how. These people won't go too far as they won't be able to get their Wheaties THE REAL YOU? WITTIEST MOST ATHLETIC ayn Wardwell POPULARITY MOST POPULAR DONE MOST FOR RFA Jack Charney Janet Guaspari Esther Burgdorf Stan Kenjarski BIGGEST HEARTBREAKER BEST LINE Ron Dellork CLASS FLIRT BEST LOOKING POLL BEST SMOOCHER EVERYBODY’S FRIEND Paul Montana Sally Miller Barbara MacLeod Mickey Gulla MOST RECKLESS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barbara Kanoff Bobbie Sue Kahn Harold Baker - First Row: Mark Fergusen, Bob Thrasher, Gary Mattoon, Higgins. Fourth Row: Barbara Fuller, Kevin Amidon, Gail x, x, John Thayer. Second Row: Paul Bates, Frank Retrosi, Bielby, Judy Stewart, x, Barbara Commerford. Fifth Row: Peggy Williams, Patti Paige, Mary Ann Wallace, Donna x, Don Castle, Fritz Fieckert, Barbara Adolfi, Sally Miller, Longley. Third Row: Leonard Plato, Jackie Groff, Micheal Karen Bauer. First Row, Page 145: Gary Glockner, Arther Hager, Paul Sega, Judy Berry, Noel Evans, Carol Presendorfer, Chuck Hager, Arther Knight, Brian Esche, Paul Fleming, Tom Weidenfeller, Bruce Blocher, Harold Baker, Bill Tracy, Knight, Douglas Smith, Jon Seager, Bill Oliver, Jon Treible, Joe Piccola, Jim Russell, Tom Dyett, Eddie Evans. Fourth Fred Phillips, Chris Reid. Second Row: Paula Arieco, Row: x, Peter Black, Alice Gardinier, Barbara MacLeod, x, Karen Reese, x, x, Lou Ann Mumpton, Cara Nelson, Carol Borden, Hannah La Monica, Christine Colluccio, Madaline Carley, Joyce Atkinson, Peggy Nolan, x, Joan Humphrey, Suzanne McKevitt, Natalie Plattenburg, Louise Gellar, Melinda Carlisle, Sandy Slobodian, Paul Marla Sanzone. Smith, Palma McGurn. Third Row: Marleah Slagel, Gail 5 Mr. Monogle: This makes the fifth time I’ve punished you this week. What have you to say? Pete Black: I’m glad it’s Friday. Miss Austin: Now Butch, what did Caesar say when Brutus stabbed him? Butch Mathis: Ouch! Mr. Dorsino: If you had six apples and I asked for three, how many would you have left? Mary Lou Evola: Six. Tom Dunning: Did you pass your exam? Kevin Amidon: Well it was like this . . . Tom: Shake! Neither did I. Mr. Uvanni rapped on his desk and shouted, “Order!” The class yelled, “Pizza.” Miss Barnard: Before we being this exam, are there are any questions? Barbara Lewis: What’s the name of this course? ¥ O U R A N G ? Mr. Bielac: Now there is a wonderful example in the life of the ant. Everyday the ant goes to work and works all day. Everyday the ant is busy and in the end what happens? Roger Franze: Somebody steps on him. Mrs. Anson: You say Carol Bordon has a bad cold and can’t come to school? Who is this speaking? Carol Borden: This is my mother. Miss Kingsley: Name two pronouns. Smooch Arthur: Who, me? 146 CONGRatulations to the class of 60 FROM youR yeaRBOOkK photographer MARGO sStUdIO FROM GRadUATION GOWN TO BRIDAL GOWN... . 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Dominick Oneida Streets Rome, New York Phone 1661 NELSONS DEPARTMENT STORE Downtown Rome 187 W. Dominick St. BIRNIE’S BUS SERVICE Chartered Buses Courteous Drivers Reasonable Rates Phone 1312 Select and Register Your Silver, Glass and China At ENGELBERT’S 178 W. Dominick Street Established 1907 LOUIS RASCH The Friendly Jeweler KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS Watches, Cameras Small Electric Appliances and All Your Jewelry Needs For Air Heating and Air Cooling Use Rome Coils ROME-TURNEY RADIATOR Rome, N. Y. Everything for Building BEACH ROME BOWLING CENTER Best Wishes to the Class of ‘60 Chartered Buses JONES BUS LINES R.F.D. No. 5 Rome, N. Y Phone 1278 Best Wishes to the Class of ‘60 530 Henry Street ROME STRIP STEEL CO. Rome, N. Y Phone 1854 Compliments of MARKSON BROS. Largest Furniture Store in Rome 241 West Dominick St. Rome, N. Y S. PROSSNER SONS, INC. 244 E. Whitesboro St. Phone 3950 Compliments of GREENBRIER RESTAURANT 145 N. James St. Ph. 4152 ADOLFI’S SUPERETTE Finest quality meats and _ groceries 503 W. Thomas St. Phone 80 WHITE EAGLE BAKERY y ao “SE THE FINEST IN BAKERY FOODS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Kelvinator and R.C.A. Whirlpool : Stereo Hi-Fi OF ’60 G. F. APPLIANCES Records and Phonographs 156 W. Dominick St. Rome 1153 F ROM THE CLASS OF 1950 THE STORE OF BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE J.A. TORIO FURNITURE CO. PHONE 1809 227 W. DOMINICK ST. Compliments of BARONE’S BARBER SHOP KALLET THEATERS, INC. Clean, Modern, and Sanitary CAPITOL AND STRAND Phone 4092 418 N. James St. Silvo R. Barone Rome, N. Y. 156 BE AT HOME IN ROME Mr. and Mrs. “‘Cosmos’’ wished to purchase a new home. They con- sulted a realtor who showed them this photograph. After inspecting the house, they contacted a lawyer to draw up the deed. Later they decided to make plumbing and electrical improvements. Mr. “Cosmos” took out adequate insurance coverage for his home If you are thinking of improving your home or buying a new home, why don’t you contact any of the firms below? os 2 se A Hh f ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES REAL ESTATE Mills’ Electrical Supply Allen S. Baker Carl Realty INSURANCE A. and B. Gigliotti H. B. Graves James W. Packer, Inc. Stanley Rebisz C. F. W. Trabant, Inc. William B. Grogan L. Carey Healy John C. Lynch McLaughlin Real Estate Harry F. Rice Fred P. Sestito ALLEN S$. BAKER REALTOR INSUROR George Liberty Sts. Rome, N. Y. Phone 247 Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 SHERMAN’S JEWELERS, INC. 104 W. Dominick St. Phone 467 Compliments Buttered BEEF STEAKS FLAVORSEAL PACKING, CO. Dream Steaks Rome, N. Y. ROME MILK COUNCIL, INC. “To Enjoy Good Health Drink Three Glasses of Milk Daily” ataldo Brothers Sons, Inc. manufacturers of concrete and cinder blocks Building Supplies Upper W. Dominick St. Phone 3105 Compliments of Mohawk Lanes, Inc. 1820 Black River Blvd. Ladies’ and Men’‘s Fashions Sam Simpkins, Inc. 134 W. Dominick St. Mohawk Acres Rome, N. Y. Compliments of The Record Shop 111 N. James St. Rome, N. Y. Records — Hi-Fi‘s — Accessories Siringe ESS Distinctive Photography now at our new studio 136 W. Dominick St Rome — 1354 Coleman Bros. Transportation Line General Offices 600 - 614 Erie Blvd. West Rome, New York Coccia Bros. Oil Company Distributors of Gulf Oil Products 135 E. Dominick Street Rome, New York Phone 3500 Jeroszko Lumber Co. Phone 3667 Turin Rd. Stokes Rough and Dressed Lumber REVERE ROME DIVISION ROME’S FINEST RESTAURANT THE DE-O-WAIN-STA BUSINESS STAFF OF 1960 WISHES TO EXPRESS ITS APPRECIATION TO ALL THE BUSINESS PEOPLE WHOSE FINANCIAL SUPPORT MADE THIS ISSUE POSSIBLE TOTS TO TEENS Mohawk Acres Shopping Center Downtown Store 186 W. Dominick St. We Specialize for Teens Compliments of SEARS OIL CO., INC. Quality F uel Oil Products Phone 232 Fast Service Dry Cleaning Shirt Laundry JACK’S CLEANERS, INC. Rome 860 403 W. Dominick St. KANOFF’S 5¢ - $1 STORE and KANOFF’S DEPT. STORE Black River Blvd. SHOPPING CENTER Rome, New York Best Wishes to the Class of ‘60 COMSTOCK LUMBER Best Wishes from THE PAUL REVERE MOTEL THE SAVOY THE BEECHES Compliments of OLIVER’S OFFICE EQUIPMENT Phone 714 148 N. Washington St. APPLIANCES Clinton Farm Supply AUTO DEALERS Copper City Motors BAKERIES The Corner Bakery BEAUTY SHOPS Ann‘s Beauty Shop Artur’s Beauty Shop Lovely Lady Beauty Shop Ophelia M. Wheeler BOWLING ALLEYS King Pin Lanes CLOTHING STORES Carm’‘s Shoppe Decker’s Specialty Shop Jack Henley, Inc. Lippman’‘s Ladies Apparel Lu-Alice Shop Mark’s Fashion Shop Pellam’s Dress Shop Ricco’s Furs Rosen’s Men’s Wear Compliments Mr. Mrs. Louis Abdou DRY CLEANERS Superior Dry Cleaners FUEL DISTRIBUTORS Nolan Hayes Fuels, Inc. APPRECIATIONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Rome Funeral Directors FURNITURE STORES J. E. Bird Sons Lerman’‘s Furniture Co GROCERY STORES Boulevard Poultry Market Frank Adolfi’s Supermarket Liberty Street Market Tamburrino’s Market JEWELERS Infusino’s Solomon’s Luggage Jewelry MUSIC SHOPS Anthony’s Music Shop PHARMACIES Jay’s Drugstore Medical Arts Pharmacy Philips Drug Store Sanzone’s Pharmacy PRINTING SHOPS Briggs Printing Office Franklin Press RESTAURANTS Open Kitchen Ray’s Drive-in SERVICE STATIONS Boulivard Shell Service SHIPPING ROOM SUPPLIES B. B. Industrial SHOE STORES Flemma Bros., Inc. Townsend’s Shoe Store STATIONERY SHOPS Little Card Shop Rome Office Equipment TRUCKING SERVICES Felice Moving Storage Ingersall Moving VARIETY DEPARTMENT STORE Neisner Brothers, Inc. SSE 1, f, AER AR tS Sa = _