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

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Interclub Council First Row. Le t to Right: B. Giardino, B. Finnegan, J. Eannarino, C. Berry Q. Newren, J. Ritchie. Second Row: D. DiCaprio, C. Denti, S. Frank, M. Sparks, N. Storrs. Third Row: B. Jones, D. Barrow, J. Sobik. The Inter-Club Council, sponsored by Mr. Franklin Pelkey, made up of elected representa- tives from each club, co-ordinates the activities of the various school clubs. Members bring their club problems to be discussed during the meetings.

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istorical Club f a 4 : 4 a | a7 3 ‘ r) a = First Row, Left to Right: K. Basenfelder, S. Frank, J J. Pugh, W. Hagerty, E. Anderson, R. Hart, S. Liberato, Ritchie, D. Henry, S. Freed, P. Warshal, M. Falardo. J J. Moskal, C. Young, S. Hallmark, J. Ulayki. Sobik, J. Bryden, D. Andrea Second Row: D. Carletta, The Historical Society. under the co-sponsorship torical sites were made. and students had the oppor- of Mr. Gilbert Hagerty and Mr. Edward Ball, made its tunity to work on individual archeological projects. second year a most successful one. Because the club is a Yorker chapter of the New Members worked at the Fort Stanwix Museum York State Historical Association. Yorker members copying old letters, cleaning relics. and creating dis- have the opportunity to attend the State Yorker Con- plays. In addition. several expeditions to nearby his- vention held each vear. Future Homemakers First Row, Left to Right: F. Salvaggio, C. Bohn, J. Grimes. S. Pope, A. Salvaggio, S. lacovissi, S. Crouse, M. Shearer, E. Compo, L. Thierry. Second Row: B. Trophia, A. Borman, M. Bog- dacki, P. Stevens, B. Wood, G. Sanford. T. Madsen, J. Feeson, S. Hoover, D. Shanky, J. Bart- lett. Third Row: M. Brockway, A. Percival, J. Sharpe, K. Brown, J. Sharpe, P. Harvey, C. Strom, J. Strickland, A. Salomonowitz. Future Homemakers of America is in its 33rd to the aged in the Nursing Home. and to provide year and is the oldest Home Ec. club in New York State. wholesome recreation. The chapter tries to develop leadership and crea- Annual events are the spring birthday party, food tive ideas, to give service to the school, to bring cheer sale, and style show.

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Le Cercle Francais First Row, Lejt to Right: A. Munzer, C. Belmont, C. Eannarino, S. Mammosser, C. Derrik, J. Gentile, L. Grogan, D. Grimes, E. Shea, C. Belmont, B. Finnegan, Neis, K. Besenfelder, S. Frank, D. Glasso. Third Row: B. Zingerline, K. Wills, J. Wyher. Second Row: K. A. Bush, C. Cecilia. Gemberling, C. Williams, L. Fitler, S. Giardino, J. Le Cercle Francais, under the direction of Miss Ruth Barnard and Miss Kather- ine M. Clarke, offers an opportunity for French students to enhance their knowledge of the customs and people about which they are studying. Frequent participation at meetings provides the students with an opportunity for oral practice. S = 1 i= . Storrs, M. Dayton, S. Clarke, P. Erb. Second Row: S. S. Haus, D. Ferguson, J. McCarthy, J. Bobella, Moore, K. Trabant, L. Malone, C. Whyer, M. Pendleton, Stapleton. M. Versace, C. Sensus, E. Mannwering. Third Row: First Row, Lejt to Right: M. Lopushinsky, S. Latimer, C. R. Weiss, D. Grow, M. Burke, P. Guido, D. Cornish, W. Berry, T. Wardwell, D. Castle, A. Weidenfeller, M. Sparks, Stanton, R. Hart, Woodruff, W. Weidenfeller. Row Four: B.