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

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Latin Club The La tin Club, under the lead- ership of Miss Mae Austin, as- ‘ : ; j sembles once a month. This club = ip. ; : y promotes a better understanding , ar ; i of Roman times and an increased roe 5 B | 5 . oF . ‘egy :: . A | } ro interest in the language itself. The program for each meeting is enlightening as well as enjoyable. The playing of a Latin game con- cludes every meeting. The mem- bership is restricted to students who have taken or are taking Latin III. iff % First Row, Lejt to Right: C. Kurtyka, H. Larkin, K. Basenfelder, C. Hitch ings, S. Dunn, D. Henry, J. Warner, R. Cina. Second Row: T. Spargo, J. Lombine, K. Gemberling, P. Greene, D. Barrow, B. Fleet, B. Capola, J. Ujlaki. First Kow, Left to Right: P. Mondronica, R. Tagliaferri, chione, L. Fitler, P. Pendleton, J. Atkinson, S. Bradley, B. Edwards, G. Kenney, G. Olsen, D, DiCaprio, S. Brown, J. Maya, R. Lipincott. Fourth Row: D. Adams, J. Ludkte, M. Felardo. Second Row: B. Dixon, V. Melone, P. Ver- G. Moore, M. Fisher, B. Ripple, J. DelPiano, F. Versace, sace, A. LaBella, S. Lamping, R. Ludkte, J. Bunal, M. C. Goetz, J. Wienkauf, P. Zawiely, D. Thayler. Fifth Row: Stabinski, L. Evans, H. Gray, B. Goodman. Third Row: D. Kunkell, R. Martinez, J. George, W. Shilling, P. Graul, P. Mathis, S. Gresick, B. Remick, M. Cambell, L. Mar- C. Parmalee. The Spanish Club under the direction of Mr. Mozelle and Mr. Seckner was formed again this year after a year of inactivity. Due to a lack of facilities and time they had very few activities. They were kept busy by setting up a new - con- stitution and electing officers.

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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.

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Future Teachers First Row, Le t to Right: C. Cecilea, A. Richardson, B. Tanner, M. Fischer, B. Leeseburg, C. Kurtyka, J. Gillette, DeGrazio, M. DeMareo, M. Scaccia, J. Spinelli, J. Meneno, V. DeCastro, D. McMaulin, R. Burrows, M. Falardo, K. M. Arthur, C. Belmont, E. Kent, P. Mondronico, E. Shea. Wall, C. Williams, J. Eannarino, C. Denti. Fourth Row: Second Row: J. Pendleton, S. Simmons, M. Pendleton. T. Sanzone, S. Liberato, R. Hart, F. Pfeiffer, C. Young, J. Hoyes, P. Erb, D. Civitelli, S. Giardino, J. Ritchie, J. S. Stuart, R. Greene, S. Riedel, M. Serra, B. Samsel, S. Sobik, H. Kobelia, S. Gifune, S. Clarke, S. Freed. B. Gunter, J. Homokay. Remick. Third Row: M. Lopushinsky, C. Senus, D. The Francis Bellamy Chapter of the Future Teachers of America at R.F.A. is sponsored by Mr. Irwin Brown. The club consists of students who are interested in the teaching profession as a career. It offers poten- tial teachers appropriate experience to help them develop readiness for college programs of teacher education. Among the organization’s ac- tivities are: a student teaching program. a school dance to raise funds for a field trip to one of the State Universities of New York Teachers’ Colleges, and an annual banquet will be held at the end of the year.