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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1962 volume:

de-o-wain-sta rone free academy Pome, new york TABLE OF FOREWORD ... 4 DEDICATION ... 8 J = FEATURES... 9 | A SENIORS... 39 ay Ma i - juniors ..97 — = soma - — . � CONTENTS SOPHOMORES .... _ ACTIVITIES ... 121 SPORTS... = HUMOR ... I7I ADVERTISING ... FOREWORD “Goin’ take a Sentimental Jour- ney, goin’ set my mind at ease... This, the Yearbook for the class of 1962, is a chronicle of the past three years spent in Rome Free Academy. It is, of course, a journey for everyone, but especially for the seniors who will most vividly re- call the time of hysterical happi- ness, and the more somber ones. It will be the Class of 1962 who will take this book from a dusty shelf in a score of years and go through its yellowing pages with a reminiscent smile. “Got my bag and got my reser- vation, spent each dime I could afford. . .” The reservation is our diploma, and this book is our bag and our dimes have been spent on mem- ory-making experiences. “Like a child in wild anticipa- Pp tion—Longin’ to hear that ALL ABOARD!” With one turn of the page, the memories start to roll by — sit back, make yourself comfortable and enjoy: “A Sentimental Journey” CITY OF ROME SPEED LIMIT SUPERINTENDANT LYNDON H. STROUGH A high school career IS a sentimental journey. Probably there have been times when your school life seemed anything but sentimental. As you approach graduation, however, you will be increasingly aware of all that R.F.A. has meant to you that you never can forget. In the years to come you will look back with a degree of nostalgia as you remember the dreams you had, the ideals you nurtured, and the goals you set f or your life. You may never realize them all, but the dreams of youth have a way of becoming realities and the longer you hold to your ideals and your goals the greater will be your achieve- ment. Thus you are just beginning the best part of your senti- mental journey. BOARD OF EDUCATION The students of Rome Free Academy are priviliged to have for advisors a group of citizens as foresighted and capable as the members of the Board of Education. Through dedicated effort they have provided us with the advantages of a modern educational system. We, the Class of 1962, extend our heartfelt thanks to the Board for their keen interest and firm confidence in us. Left to Right: John R. Woods, Eugene C. Roe, Nicholas J. Bush, Russ P. Destito, Robert C. Bidwell, President; Charles H. Edkins, Dr. Frederick K. Reid, Donald W. Fulton, E. Louise Kingsley. CARL S. PAIGE I hope that your three year stop at Rome Free Academy on your “Sentimental Journey” has been both pleasant and profitable to you. As you proceed on your “Journey through Life” may the ideals which you have developed here make your life a more satisfying and rewarding experience. I have enjoyed accom- panying you thus far and wish you Bon Voyage. PRINCIPALS MYRON J. WHITTEMORE al As the years go by, may you so live that you will be most happy and proud to make many sentimental journeys back to the days that you spent at Rome Free Academy. DEDICATION w , 4 The Class of 1962 is proud to dedicate this yearbook to an outstanding faculty member, Mrs. Helen Gillis. Mrs. Gillis’ long-standing popularity is undeniable. Her smile is perpetual and her understanding of all her students genuine except, of course, when someone tries to cancel out part of a binomial. Her interest in every one of her students is so sincere that it does not end at 3:20. Mrs. Gillis is always there after school, helping someone, or making out a college recommendation. Mrs. Gillis is a success in her field, because she has the admiration and respect of her fellow teachers and love of young people. 7 ; Tinley Soap sie: oamrd RETIREMENT Mrs. Esther Copia Mrs. Esther Copia has been with Rome Free Academy for 36 years and has been active in many fields of school endeavor in which her untiring patience and understanding have been an inspira- tion to all who have worked with her. She was, at one time, sponsor of the Knitting Club, in Red Cross, in charge of the Bookstore, in Civil Defense, and on several Advisory Committees for the welfare of students. As a bookkeeping instructor, she was thorough and accurate while treating her students as equals. Mrs. Copia was never too busy to stop and help any student; in return, she can be assured that her students will never be too busy to remember her. Mr. Gerald Bentley Mrs. Jean Jankowski A FAREWELL As these people continue their “Sentimental Journey” through peo} : the years, the class of 1962 offers its best wishes to: Mrs. Jean Jankowski, who has taught English II this past year in R.F.A. As the Harlequins sponsor, she has devoted much time to the extracurricular program earning the appreciation of many students. Miss Grace Nichols. a guidance counselor, to whom a great num- ber of students owe a debt of gratitude. Her patience and under- standing have helped many a student achieve his high school goals. Mr. Gerald Bentley. an English II and III instructor, well known in Rome Free Academy. His grand sense of humor and style of instruction have made each of his days at R.F.A. more interesting for his students. Miss Grace Nichols Fay Alfred Blum BA Albany, Colgate, St. Lawrence GUIDANCE — ? Irwin E. Brown BS, M ED Oswego, St. Lawrence, Syracuse Concentration — that’s the name of the game. Of great importance to the students of Rome Free Academy, the Guidance Department arranges all schedules, prepares for college conferences, and is available to give advice to any student in need of counseling. Without Guidance Counselors, there would not be as many students with such a clear idea of future occupations and goals. Grace Nichols Clara O’Brien AB, MS ED. BS Syracuse, N. Y. U. Southwest Texas, Baylor, Columbia Syracuse, John B. Stetson Mae Austin Ruth Barnard PhB AB, MA Vermont Middlebury ‘= = Lewis H. Moselle BA Mexico City College LANGUAGE In toda y’s modern world, being at least bi-lingual is almost a necessity. Fluency in more than one language not only increases personal knowledge but causes one to become more interested and conscentious in world affairs. In our excellent language laboratories, headed by skilled teachers, any interested student can become proficient in French, German, Spanish, or Latin. Katharine M. Clarke BA William Smith Gordon Seckner Albany Leonardo Milano BA, MA Utica, Boston, Middlebury Guten Tag. Comment allez-vous! ? Edith Strack Barnett AB Potsdam, Albany f Gerald H. Bentley BA, MA Syracuse Frances R. Case BA Goucher George M. Freeland MA Edinboro, Syracuse 14 Phila Bates BLT Emerson, Boston U. ENGLISH If a student has not already discovered the fascinating world of literature, he will most certainly do so in one or more of Rome Free Academy’s superior English classes. Be- In my opinion, Lady Macbeth wasn’t really sleep walking. Elmer Grapensteter James M. Hayes BA, MA AB Syracuse Niagara Jean Jankowski Marjorie M. Perry BA AB Western Reserve University Rochester sides offering a course of generalized grammar Jane F. Reid study and literature, there are the specialized courses in Practical Writing, English Litera- Gymnas ture, and Speech. es iat f Fr Frances M. Thurber AB Cornell Did they think I was serious when I yelled “bomb?” ‘ A as . ) Elizabeth M. Weinkauf Dorcas B. Watters Adeline Z. Van Parys BA BA Mary Baldwin Elmira ial . 1 « Pied James R. Bacher BA, MA Utica, Syracuse, St. Lawrence Kenneth S. Farrell AB, MA Syracuse Frank P. Harvey BA, MA Williams, Albany, Syracuse : a Nicholas D. Mammone BS, MA West Chester, William Mary, Syracuse Edward C. Ball AB, MA Syracuse HISTOR Today, when the history being made will directl; influence all future humanity, it is of the utmost importance that we understand why and how it is happening. In orde to comprehend the present situation, it is necessary to gi “Look at the size of that bug!” Robert F. Miller Syracuse, Rider Dennis Smith John Stromei BS BA, MBA Oswego Albany V2 P yack and trace the events from which today’s affairs 1s stemmed. There is no better or more efficient way to lo this than to take a course in World History, American nee See History, Economics, or Social Studies. Ningare Arthur West BA Houghton I wonder if I'll get 100? George D. Wynne Helen P. Wolf BA BA, MA Utica Mount Holyoke, Cornell 17 2 — a Marie L. Baldwin Bruce A. Benedict BS ED BS N. Y. U., Columbia grad. St. lewctine school SCIENCE Biology, Chemistry, Health, Earth Science, and Physics are all courses that are available for the scientifically-minded student at Rome Free Academy. Under the expert guidance of our science teachers, a | a student may learn the formula for nitroglycerin, watch a flower seed germinate, or see what an earth- worm is made of. All these, and many other ex- periences, make our science at R.F.A. memorable. Oswego Frederick Lampman I don’t believe it!!! Edward Bielec BS ED Edinboro a) Joseph Palombi John W. McMonagle BA AB St. Lawrence Syracuse 2 75 7 Robert A. Settineri BS Le Moyne, Syracuse Joseph Uvanni BS Chem. Tufts John F. Stysh BA Syracuse MATHEMATICS For those students to whom life without logarithms would be unbearable, trigo- nometry is a must. For those who are fas- cinated by parallelograms and rhombuses, plane and solid geometry are offered. If Lucille Ciuffini Nazareth What do you mean you don’t understand this solution? 20 F. Anthony Dorsino Albany ms Helen M. Gillis Anthony Mezza AB AB, MA Albany Bucknell, N. Y. U. you yearn to find the square root of 52, or feel imaginary numbers are your speciality, algebra, elementary, interme- diate, or advanced algebra is for you. Alva H. Pearsall Joseph Rivers Ernest R. Stockwell BS ED BS AB MIT Ithaca Vermont “Say, what say we forget Intermediate and “Now get this straight; one tap stands for a, two taps for b, talk about you?” 21 Herbert Daiker Robert Haunfelner BS BBA St. Bonaventure Esther Copia Syracuse, Plattsburg . Yotre Dame COMMERCIAL Any student interested in pur- suing a career in the business world would do well to plan a solid commercial course. The secretarial business training given at Rome Free Academy is second to none, and completely prepares a student for secretarial q work. Helen Herlehy Joseph Hickey BS BS, MS Albany, Syracuse Albany Harold A. Moe Plattsburg But two and two aren’t five?! Joseph Nassimos Olympia Palombi Franklin W. Pelkey BBA BS MA Niagara Albany Albany The Commercial course can also be vastly helpful to a student planning for college. The ability to type and take shorthand would shorten working hours and be helpful in maintaining a high average. Hannah Temple Barbara Timm BS, MA BS, MA Skidmore, N. Y. U. Midland, Colorado Anthony Zazzara BS, M ED Rochester “Why don’t you ask that jerk over there with the camera if he’s got an extra pencil?” BS ART INDUSTRY 24 Lura Bellamy M ED Cincinnati, Central Washington William Moonan BS, MS Potsdam John A. Wise MA Ithaca Without the Art Department, the proms would not be half so colorful, nor would the halls be as bright with art projects. This department brings cultural distinction to R.F.A. by fostering many fine artistic talent. Joseph Besenfelder Oswego Willard Mathers BS Ithaca £. a’ f ! oe It’s the “Sing Along” gang! Margaret S. Hubbell BFA Syracuse Spring Concerts, Christmas programs, and special assemblies are but a few of the musical enjoyments the Music Department brings to Rome Free Academy. The band, orchestra and choir have all brought honor and recognition to R. F. A. by their out- standing performances. INDUSTRIAL ARTS This department encourages the use of trade skills in everyday life. The more-than-adequately furnished shops are in constant use each day j further themselves in Printing, Mechanical Technical by students who wish to Drawing, Drafting, Machinery, Electrical Technology, and Auto Mechanics. Hoy aa; Hart M. Davison Buffalo 4 Gerald Manwaring Joseph Michaels BS Detroit? ??? Oswego “Should I send it to the Smithsonian or Elton W. Auchmoody BS, MS Niagara, Syracuse, Buffalo, Vermont Otis B. Cardot = Clifford A. Fontaine Oswego Frank G. Seward EE R-P.L David Wiesenburger 25 HOME ECONOMICS Margaret A. Clarke BS, MA Rochester, Syracuse Elizabeth White Syracuse, Mechanics Inst. Bryan Kelly BS Oswego To teach students to drive more safely, and to reduce needless accident rates is the goal of Driver Education. With supe- rior equipment and _ skilled instructors, Rome Free Academy’s Driving Education Department is one of the finest. we Cane Do you think it’s edible? B Cornell The Home Economics Department is a vital one, its instruction leading to a more efficiently run home. Sewing, cooking, and home nursing are the subjects offered to interested students. DRIVER EDUCATION Edwin C. Rapke BS ED Buffalo Honest, I’m a conservative driver. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Irene O'Shea Cortland, Sargent Alberta Johnson BS PHYS ED Brockport Marilyn J. Thomas BS PHYS ED Cortland BOYS’ In this day and age of science, mental dexterity must be matched with physical prowess to keep up with the pace. There is no better way to become physically fit than under the guidance of R.F.A.’s three coaches, supervising a top-flight physical fitness pro- gram. William J. Coughlin BS, M ED Springfield This is a place for wholesome competi- tive sports, for learning new skills, and for having a great deal of fun. Under the leader- ships of three wonderful women, there are play-days, intramurals, and swimming events. George W. Flood BS, M ED Springfield Myron Wells BS Springfield LIBRARY Because of the Library’s excellent facilities and very capable staff, Rome ; ‘ tay Helen P. Arthur Free Academy students benefit in many BS ways. The library is available for work Simmons on term papers, themes, for general in- formation, and for enjoyment. OFFICE The work done by the office staff is invaluable to teachers and students alike. The patience of the staff and their con- sideration is well-appreciated. Doris Davison Marie S. Pangburn Julie Stromei 28 Me Uh Marian Pelkey BS in LS Albany Helen Anson Betty Heberlig Loretta Wolzmuth Faxton Hospital Buffalo CAFETERIA STAFF Front Row, Left to Right: K. Harrington, Manager; J. Bartolotti, B. Volpe, A. Garofalo, J. Tena, S. Malorzo. Second Row: P. DeMarco, M. Mosca, M. Thomas, M. Burgdorf. CUSTODIANS Pick up that bologna sandwich. Take that confetti out of here. Our custodians, Oscar Beer, Paul Muldoon, Dominick Tomeo, John Cupak, and Royal Witt, are always on the job keeping R. F. A. a place to be proud of. TET ETT TT | } arwhyr Y Kind of a mess, isn’t it! CONSTRUCTION A nice piece of equipment — but what is it? With the surge of stu- dents from Laurel and Staley Jr. High Schools, it was decided that an addition should be added to Rome Free Academy. During the spring of 1961, a 10-room addition got’ underway at the south end of the school, between the old and new buildings. Now com- pleted, it has a new driving education room, a chemistry laboratory, and eight new classrooms. And now for the finishing touches. What’s going on here? ? Now let’s see — how did you say this worked? 31 HONOR SOCIETY Front Row, Left to Right: P. Shank, L. Magee, M. Gordon, C. Kurtyka. Second Row: R. Tracy, B. Remick, G. Kuzma, T. Kenjarski, D. Heberlig. Third Row: G. Weiss, N. Esposito, L. Gordy, J. Dublanica, J. Ujlaky. MERIT SCHOLARSHIP LETTERS OF COMMENDATION iO Jee .. . — .F an : — - __ i) Front Row, Left to Right: P. Shank, L. Magee, S. Haus, L. Gordy, G. Weiss, V. Ruby, G. Brinck. Second Row: J. Francen, L. Lovier, W. Childress, R. Hallmark, D. Heberlig, P. Ruby, N. Esposito, G. Kuzma. HONORS Leonard Gordy was awarded the General Electric Scholarship for his summer research program in Physics, first prize in the IRE composition and the IRE senior division categories, and a $3,000 Westinghouse Scholarship. In the Westinghouse Competition, Leonard ranked fifth among 24,000 finalists. Teris Wardwell received the Betty Crocker 1962 Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow Award and the Homemaker of Tomorrow pin. Teris Wardwell Leonard Gordy REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Front Row, Left to Right: D. Pellegrino, P. Shank, M. Esposito, D. Cornish, W. Childress, T. Church, J. Du- Gordon, M. Felardo, L. Neiss, S. Urban, L. Magee, S. blanica, J. LomBino, K. Washburn, R. Tomeo, E. Renzi, Freed, C. Whitmeyer, S. Mitchell, D. Fox, J. Francen. G. Weiss. Fourth Row: R. Jerosko, D. Smith, J. Ujlaky, Second Row: C. Kurtyka, S. Haus, B. Thomas, P. Schatz, P. Ruby, D. Heberlig, T. Kenjarski, L. Lovier, J. Hartman, V. Ruby, G. Kuzma, G. Brink, R. Gentilcore, W. Debuvitz, R. Hallmark. J. Sezna, S. Stewart. Third Row: W. Nicolay, T. Ruby, N. [= == 2 Oa = eee Se 50 5D SS = Se SP SD | SENIOR On Nov. 17, 1961, at 8:30 P.M. in the Rome Free Academy Audi- torium, the Class of 1962 presented Betty MacDonald’s Onions In The Stew,. This three-act comedy concern- ing the MacDonald family and their move to an island was directed by Mrs. Curtis E. Bates. Caught in the act (behind stage, no less). PLAY Anne Joan Howard Roger Claud Claire Fessenden Lesley A rnold Margo Miss Garvey Bee Gee Salsie Kitsie Mrs. Watson’s Harry New-Motor Marvin . Mr. Curtis Mrs. Curtis Lyda Jim - Dotty Joey —_ - Phil Murray Delia Murray Old Buddy Announcer Sailor Sailer. =. —. “Ss He stole my baseball! CAST Betty MacDonald - Don MacDonald Susan Freed William Childress Elaine Simington Sally Dunn Robert Tomeo Charles Lyndaker _ Paul Schatz Roberta Tracy Carol Jean Gibson Annette Munzer Judith Edwards _ Martha Mussen Patricia Shepard Marianne Felardo Richard Hallmark Dale Marriott Robert Reed Susan Laird Jill Francen Tom Kenjarski Marilyn Gordon Stuart Haus Frank Parks Lynda: Davies Keith Reed Tom Kenjarski Keith Washburn . David Guido I wonder what the consequences will be if I pull this leve r?!! I wonder what’s on of the door? the other side Tt will cost you a dime to ride on Zelda, my pet Zebra. JUNIOR PROM The Class of 1963 held its Junior Prom on January 27, 1962, with the unusual theme of “Carousel”. The queen, Deborah Castle, and the king, Thomas Myslinski, reigned over approximately two hundred couples while the Silver Moon orchestra played until midnight. Let’s have a whirl on the Merry-Go-Round! U. F. A. BURIAL Farewell U.F.A., see you again next year. It sure was worth the effort! And now for three minutes of reverent silence. The Black Knights, who scored a victorious 34 to 7 win over U.F.A., bury their opponents. The scene of this momentous occasion was East Dominick Street and the Mohawk River. As the coffin hit the water, victorious cheers went up from the crowd. U.F.A. was dead! As the flames leap higher, the ghost of U.F.A. disappears. 37 Who says I’m scared??? ASSEMBLIES The assembly programs at Rome Free Academy cover many different categories. There are football assemblies, pep rallies, election speeches, concerts, and _ scientific programs. These assemblies are of a great deal of interest to R.F.A. students, adding a spice of variety to the routine school week. Certainly looks like a complicated machine, doesn’t it? When I count three, everybody stand up! Come on kids, how about some school spirit! 40 hin Thomas Kenjarski President SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The Class of 62 began its journey with the election of President Thomas Kenjarski, Vice-President Charles Gardinier, Secretary Roberta Tracy, and Treasurer Bernadette Remick. Our first encounter was the Christ- mas decorations which showed a great deal of imagination. We also held two dances, one of which was our sophomore dress-up dance, “February Fantasy”. In September we checked our bearings and steered forward into our junior year. Our officers included Thomas Kenjarski, Pres- ident; Gerard Weiss, Vice-President; Roberta Tracy, Secretary; and Bernadette Remick, Treasurer. We started things off with a bang by holding a very successful record hop. Sud- denly all was tense as we approached the biggest event of the year, our Junior Prom. On January 27, 1961, our Prom entitled “Manhattan Moods” was held in a beautifully f Seated, Left to Right: Sandra Panasci, Thomas Kenjarski, Bernadette Remick. Standing: Mr. Franklin Pelkey, Mr. James Hayes. Charles Gardinier Vice-President decorated gym. Climaxing our Junior year was the selection of our class rings and the anticipation of our last year at RFA. The final leg of our journey started with the selection of our officers which included President Thomas Kenjarski, Vice-President Charles Gardinier, Secretary Sandra Panasci, and Treasurer Bernadette Remick. Our last year was filled with many activities. The Senior Play, “Onions in the Stew” served as a pleasant interlude in our long journey. We also found time, amidst the hustle and bustle of our busy school routine, to purchase our name cards and get our senior pictures taken for the De-O-Wain-Sta. In addition to all these activities, we staged our Senior Ball, a tremendous climax to our “Sentimental Journey”. As our journey comes to a close with Regents, The Senior Banquet, Baccalaur- eate, and finally, Commencement, we look for- ward to another journey — the journey far into a strange but exciting world. Sandra Panasci Secretary Bernadette Remick Treasurer Beverly Allen Carol Allen Jessie Allen Richard Alsante Sonja Anderson Ronald Arico Carolyn Arnold Mary Lou Arthur AS WE ALL CLIMB ABOAR D Patricia Ayers Margaret Ball Josephine Barber Karen Barnard Janet Bartlett Sandra Bartlett Richard Basile Mable Bastedo bl LJ i Edward Bates Barbara Beck e nal pA Joan Beckwith Lynda Beckwith Michael Beckwith Joseph Bello Rita Benedetto Gloria Benjamin én Joyce Bereza Christine Berndt —_—., —— Y, David Berube Richard Besenfelder Lee Bitzer Marion Blanchard TO EMBARK ON OUR SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY Robert Bielby Ann Marie Bilbao Ronald Boncella Clarence Boulerice John Bovi Gary Brinck = aA — Michael Bovi David Bowers Patricia Brognano Lee Brown James Bryden Germaine Burlison Kathleen Brenon Roxie Bryant Marcia Burgdorf John Butts John Byrnes Bonnie Cadrette Darwin Castor Geraldine Calicchia Robert Campanaro Paula Canino William Capp Paula Carissimo f — SO Daniel Carletta Bernard Carpenter Carl Carpenter Christopher Carrier ( i = ) _—_ qf, Josephine Carrieri Pamela Cassell Joan Cavaretta William Childress Elizabeth Chmielewski Dominick Cianfrocco Jo Ann Chmielewski Robert Christie Brenda Christman i, ; A Thomas Church va � Rats. i ae . Constance Chrysler 7 wa a4 Louis Ciotti Donna Civitelli Corine Clinton Adele Coccia Philip Coccia Barbara Colella James Coleman Kenneth Colgan Patricia Coluccio Daniel Comins Donald Commerford WE SHALL RENEW Ruth Cook Lorraine Corigliano David Cornish John Costello Arlan Coulter Kayesandra Crozier Antonia Cuculich John Cupak A HOST OF OLD MEMORIES Teresa D’ Ambrosi Patricia Dandino Lynda Davies Roger Dean David Decker Fiore DeCosty Frank DiBerardino William Cutler William De Buvitz Frank DiNicola , William Dickson Jill Dombrowski 2 Joseph Duffy Sally Dunn Linda Dorety John Dublanica Carol Eannarino Elizabeth Edwards Judith Edwards Lynda Edwards James Egan Marjorie Elliott Joan Ellis Bernice Emilian Josephine Emma Shirley Emma Jane Ernenwein Nicholas Esposito Millicent Evanciew Ralph Evans MEMORIES Susan Evans Paul Farnsworth OF Ronald Fazio Marianne Felardo John Ferlo Richard Fiore Carol Fitsik Patricia Fitsik Judith Fletcher Katherine Fontana Geraldine Foulks Dorothy Fox Jill Francen Susan Freed Carol Galuppi Linda Gaudin VICTORY AND EXUBERANT JOY ha Joyce Freson Joseph Fulgieri Anthony Gallo Charles Gardinier John Garofalo Ralph Garofalo Richard Gentilcore Paulette Gentile Gary Gerace Brian Getbehead Carol Jean Gibson Janet Gifford Phyllis Gisondi Mary Ann Gizzo Frances Glass John Gleasman Lawrence Goetz Gail Golden Ellen Goldstick ia Roderick Goodman Marilyn Gordon Leonard Gordy Michael Gould Patricia Graham Bruce Groff Patricia Guiliano Edward Hall Richard Gray Robert Gregory Vincent Grieco Martin Gruber Joseph Gualtieri David Guido DEFEAT AND DEEP FELT DISAPPOINTMENT William Hagerty Richard Hallmark Lawrence Hamill Albert Hammon Marjorie Hand Edwina Hannah B ¥ Norah Harrington John Harris Katherine Harris Jack Hartman Pamela Harvey Stuart Haus Dennis Hayes James Heaney Dean Heberlig Carol Hemmes MOMENTS OF Charles Herter AWAKENING KNOWLEDGE Timothy Hitchcock Cynthia Hitchings Suzanne Hodierne Lorraine Hodkinson Thomas Hogan Ralph Hold Sandra Hoover Thomas Hoover Thomas Hubal Mary Hull Charles Imler Steven Jacobs Gillian Jenkins Kenneth Jeroszko Ronald Jeroszko Raymond Johnson Shirley Johnson Carl Kancler William Kazmierski Mary Ann Keller Ai Thomas Kenjarski Barbara Kirkham Christine Kozick David Krauch Virginia Kern Karen Knight Edward Kozick Eric Kuehlem co ry Patricia Kiker Thomas Kirk AND THE FRUSTRATION OF SEEMINGLY FRUITLESS TASKS Carol Kurtyka Suzanne Laird L} Gerald LaLonde Edward Loges Gregory Kuzma Robert Larkin Joseph Lombino Paul Lachut THESE ARE Thomas Lazzara Josephus Long Robert Lado Constance Leffler James Longo Larkin Lovier Alexander Lubeck Joseph Lubeck Patricia Lucci Charles Lyndaker Fern MacLachlan THE MEMORIES OF A LIFETIME Linda Magee Nancy Mallison Michael Malorzo Dennis Lucci Anna Madonia Theresa Madsen Theresa Manfrates 61 Sandra Marcoccia Dale Marriott Marguerite Maa Leonard Martine SHOMERED Wii HAPP Its S Jeanne Marsocci Michael Marullo Joanne Masucci Gail Maurer James Martin Earl Mason Patricia Mathis Eric Maya Colleen McCann Bonnie McDonald Bonnie McMahon Mary Ellen McNamara Sharon McZeal Jean Mellen Ronald Mercurio Stephen Mercurio Natalie Messineo Patricia Mettauer James Millington Harry Minnich Janet Morgan Kurt Mumpton i lis Edward Minor Anthony Mitchell Stephanie Mitchell Jeanette Mosca Jerry Moskal Samuel Mulga Annette Munzer Susan Murray Thomas Murray Martha Mussen Michael Niles Elizabeth Owens Sandra Panasci Linda Neiss Fred Nowiski Sidney Owens Robert Pangburn William Nicolay Faith Nunhaver Michael O’Brien AND MADE “re a bi M O RE PRECIOUS Pasquale Pape Frank Parks Daniel Peck Rosalie Peraino ‘ Henry Petrow Ruth Patterson Diane Pellegrino Ann Percival Shirley Pfluke BY THE TREASURED FRIENDSHIPS Marilyn Perry Joseph Petrelli Paul Pietras Anthony Pinti Shirley Plato Elizabeth Pocchiari Helen Podkowka Alfred Pratt Carol Prevo Iris Pritchard Gregory Procopio Susan Prossner John Prozny Carl Pugliese Rose Marie Puglio Ruth Reece Arnold Reese Louis Reese Thomas Remick Emilio Renzi fi hi Wig Keith Reed Robert Reed 4 Li i : , os Te Robert Reigler Bernadette Remick Bonnie Renwick Janice Revette William Reynolds William Ridge Gregory Ripley Michael Romano AND DREAMS FOR THE FUTURE Raymond Ripple Albert Ritchie Rosemary Ross Jan Roswig Stewart Richards Diane Rienzo Gilbert Rogers Paul Ruby 70 Vincent Ruby Bernard Scaccia Jimalea Schooley OUR INSPIRING TEACHERS Thomas Ruby Adele Sager Bernadette Sanzone Thomas Sanzone Paul Schatz Michael Schebel Judy Schmitt Donald Scott Joyce Seals Gregory Sega Brian Selden Donna Semo Glen Sexton John Sezna Sandra Shaffer Peggy Shank Rolland Sharrow Thomas Shea David Shepard Patricia Shepard Elizabeth Sherman Charles Shirk HAVE MADE IT A Janice Sikora Mary Short WORTHWHILE Ernest Simiele James Simiele Joseph Simiele Elaine Simington Clifford Simon Richard Siringo Arnold Smith Rose Ann Soldato Rose Ann Spinelli Mary Ann Squallace |. ha az Donald Smith Jay Smith Theodore Smith Joan Spinelli Joseph Squadrito g John Sroka Eleanor Stabler Janet Stedman Jeanne Stevens Ernest Stewart Signy Stewart Gail Stoddard pe Kathleen Stolo Carol Strange Mildred Strange Geraldine Straub Johnnie Strickland Charlene Strom James Summa Harold Sutter Dawn Swetland Sally Szyper Dominick Tagliaferri Rosemary Tagliaferri Elaine Tagliere Carol Tallarino James Tanner Catherine Tardbania William Thomas Robert Tomeo -_— Diane Torbitt Dominick Toti David Townsend Pamela Townsend Kehrer Trabant Roberta Tracy Sharon Treonze Richard Trificana Gerald Tripler Robert Troilo Lorraine Trophia Carolyn Tyler Francis Urbanski VanAuken Pamela Tuck Jules Ujlaky Phyllis Uvanni David VanDerBeek AND Kathleen Tyksinski_ RE Y ARDING EXPERIENCE Sandra Urban Barbara Vaccaro Sandra Vaccaro Brian VanDeWalker Michael VonEsch 77 Gretchen VanGesen Patricia Versace Robert Versace William Walter pe Donald Walters Dean Warcup Patricia Wardwell Teris Wardwell Keith Washburn Sandra Waterman 78 Jill Watson Shirley Wayman David Weinstein Gerard Weiss Lynn Welch Lawrence Wells Ruth Westcott A JOURNEY TO REMEMBER Elizabeth Weston Carole Whitmeyer Margaret Willett Kay Wills Jere Willsey JoAnn Wire Richard Wojdyla Francis Wolf Elizabeth Wood Carol Wood Henry Wood Judith Wyher Beverly Yaworski Robert Yingling Marie York Philip Yourdon John Zellwager SENIOR DIRECTORY Ex-members of the humor staff. KEY NAME NICKNAME ADDRESS AMBITION FAVORITE MEMORY OFR FA ACTIVITIES SENIOR DIRECTORY A ALLEN, BEVERLY, Bev, 3005-A Saturn Drive, G.A.F.B., French teacher, Mrs. Weinkauf; Gymleaders, Choir. ALLEN, CAROL, Heart-breaker, 311 Cort- land Avenue, Beautician, Mrs. J’s beatnik homeroom; French Club, Senior V. Chair- man, Pep Club, Red Cross, J.A. ALLEN, JESSIE, J. B., 725 North Jay Street, Housewife, When I met the boy I am now engaged to. ALSANTE, RICH ARD, Dick, 610 Millbrook R.D., to be a Physical Ed. teacher; Baseball, Basketball. ANDERSON, SONJA, 207% E. Bloomfield St., Elementary teacher, football games; Spanish Club, F.T.A., Gymleaders, H.R. Officer, Majorettes. ARICCO, RONALD, Ronnie, 404 Hickory St., be a success, Senior Ball; Ice Hockey, Volleyball. ARNOLD, CAROLYN, Carol, 806 Highland Ave., to graduate, Senior Ball. ARTHUR, MARY LOU, Terry, 750 North Jay Street, Elementary teacher, football games; F.T.A., Track, Pep Club, Library Council. AYERS, PAT, Kelly, 108 Crossgate Rd., to be a good commercial artist, the fun in art class with Mrs. Hubbell. B BALIN, MICHAEL M., Schmoe, 425 Main St, to go to college in September, my three years here; Track, Wrestling, Int. Baseball, Football, Pep Club. BALL, MARGARET, Peggy or Margo, 419 W. Embargo St., to go to Oswego State Teacher's College, being “Rabbit Queen” of Mr. Farrell’s American History class; Choir. BARBER, JOSEPHINE, Jo, 206 N. Madison St., to be a bachelor girl, study periods in the library; Gymleaders, Volleyball. BARNARD, KAREN, Shortie, 755 N. Jay St., to be Gubby’s wife, Mrs. Jankowski chasing me out of the girls’ room; Choir. BARTLETT, JANET MARION, Jan, Lee Center, to be a secretary and to travel, un- defeated football team in my Senior year; F.H.A., Library Council. BARTLETT, SONDRA JEAN, Sandi, Mtd. Rt. New Floyd Rd., beautician, stenog- rapher and typist, my happy days with David; Gymleaders, Volleyball, Tennis; Harlequins, Choir. BARTOLOTTI, ROBERT, Bart, 1009 Van Buren Ave., to graduate, bombscares. BASILE, RICHARD, Dick, 815 Roosevelt Ave., hoping for the best, if an ant gets in your way, step on it. BASTEDO, MABEL, Mabe, 101 Park Dr., Parry’s Trailer Court, to be a typist, un- defeated football team in my senior year; F.HLA. BATES, EDWARD, Ed, 112 N. James St., to become a millionaire, detention with Mrs. Jankowski; Bowling, Jr. and Sr. H. R. Chairman. BECK, BARBARA, B.B., R.F.D. No. 1, Blossvale, none, second floor girls’ room; Basketball. BECKWITH, JOAN MARY, J., 6242 Wood- land Ave., to be a nurse and a beautician, Future Nurses Club and De-O-Wain-Sta; F.H.A., F.N.A., Swimming, Baseball, De- O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff. BELLO, JOSEPH, Jo, 431 Turin St., busi- ness management; Wrestling. BENEDETTO, RITA, Ri, 105 Fisk Ave., to marry Army Riolo, Senior Ball. BENJAMIN, GLORIA, Glory, Westernville, to be a secretary, Mrs. Weinkauf and Literature class. BEREZA, JOYCE, Smiley, 506 Mayberry Rd,. to become an elementary teacher, football games; Gymleaders, Volleyball. BERNDT, CHRISTINE ANNE, Chris, 924 Batavia Ave., to marry Gary on August 18 and be a housewife, U.F.A. burials. BERUBE, DAVID L., Dave, Lorena Road, M.R., electrical technology instruction _ with Mr. Seward; Pep Club. BESENFELDER, RICHARD, Dick, 507 W. Oak St., to be a math teacher, electrical technology instruction with Mr. Seward. BIELBY, ARTHUR, Art, Bielby Road, fu- ture farmer, the bomb scares; Block R Club, Wrestling, Choir. BIELBY, ROBERT, Bob, 725 N. James St.; Track, Int. Swimming, Baseball, J.V. Football, Senior Play, Orchestra, Band. BILBAO, ANN MARTE, Dimples, 407 May- berry Rd., to marry John and go where he’s stationed, going to school with John for two years; Gymleaders, Archery, Bowling. BITZER, LEE, Lee, 1002 Laurel St., to go on to school or get a job, spirited football games, crowded halls, and the proms; Gymleaders, Field Hockey, Archery, Vol- leyball, Basketball, Choir. BLANCHARD, MARION, Mary, 76 Liberty St, Camden, to become a secretary or clerk, crowded halls and bright school spirit. BONCELLO, RONALD, Do Dick, R. D. No. 5, to be a still operator or a scout for Wagon Train, Prof. Manwaring. BOULERICE, CLARENCE, Frank, 610 Woodland Ave., to be a meat cutter and to own a Corvette, Prof. Fontaine’s shop class. BOVI, JOHN, Big Bad John, 131 First St. to be a coach, the last football game of 1961; Baseball, Football, Basketball, De- O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Hi-Y, BOVI, MICHAEL, Sai, 131 First St., to be an executive, Mrs. G’s Algebra class; Bowling, Hi-Y. BOWERS, DAVID, Dave, 515 Roberts St., to be a D.J.-sportscaster, “March 15, 1961”; Orchestra, Choir, Band. BRENON, KATHLEEN ANN, Kathy, 616 Liberty Gdns. to be a nurse, the senior ball; Gymleaders, Tennis, Library Council. BRINCK, GARY MARTIN, Gar, 105 N. Francis St., to be a chemical engineer, the girls and the football games; Colgate Seminar, Senior Play, Choir. BROGNANO, PATRICIA ANN, Pat, 327 Ridge St., to be a doctor's wife, girls’ room — old building second floor, BROWN, LEE, Brownie, 307 W. Court St., to get rich and own a Mercedes-Benz sports car, detention; Track, Swimming, Football, Pep Club, Ski Club, Sportsman Club. BRYANT, ROXIE, Rox, 2710 Falcon Ave., G.A.F.B., to be in the foreign service, football games; De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Colgate Seminar, Pep Club, Choir, BRYDEN, JAMES, Jim, 506 William St, to be an architect, football games (in preference to U.F.A.); French Club, Bowling, Historical Society, J.A. BURGDORF, MARCIA JUNE, Marsh, 1019 Schuyler St., to be a kook, football games and lunch; Gymleaders, Volleyball, Ten- nis, Swimmi ng, Baseball, Basketball, De- O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Jr. Prom, Soph. Decoration, H. R. Chairman, Red Cross. BURLISON, JERMAIN, Jerry, 509 Mill- brook Rd., to be a pro baseball player, walking the halls, talking to the girls; Block R Club, Ice Hockey, Baseball, Football, H. R. Chairman, BUTTS, JOHN, “Buttsy”, Elmer Hill Rd., to graduate, my trip to Lake Placid on the bus; Ice Hockey, Int. Bowling. BYRNES, JOHN P., Jack, 815 East Ave., to own a Ferrari, bomb scares; Track, Tennis, Bowling, J. V. Football, Pep Club, Projection Club, J.A. C CADRETTE, BONNIE, Bon, 909 Cayuga St., to be a model, the football games and the majorette practices; F.N.A., Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Field Hock- ey, Volleyball, Track, Baseball, Basket- ball, Majorettes. CALICCHIA, GERALDINE, Geri, 323 Mo- hawk St., to be a secretary, Mrs. C’s English class; Gymleaders. CAMPANARO, ROBERT, Campy, 131 Mill St.s to check Millbrook bread for holes, daily trips to Mr. Paige’s office. CANINO, PAULA, Paula, 417 Elm St., to get the one I love, the girls’ room; Gymleaders, Choir. CAPP, WILLIAM COWLES, Hawaiian Eye, 3 Dawn Dr., to own a masiratia, it still stays open when it snows 40 ft. deep and is -30 degrees below 0; De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff. CARLETTA, DAN, Charles, 904 Elm St., to be a pilot in the United States Air Force (Ace Pilot), Mrs. G’s Elementary Algebra class; Volleyball, Bowling, J.A. ‘ARPENTER, BERNARD, Butch, R. D. No. 5. To be a mechanic, study halls; J.V. Football. ‘“ARPENTER, CARL, 803 Amherst Dr., to be a sportsman; Track, J.A. CARRIER, CHRISTOPHER, Kip, 1512 Roser Terrace, to be a journalist, ALL the football games; Int. Volleyball, Bowl- ing, Football, Basketball, Jr. Prom, Pep Club, Choir, Sectional All-State Choir Representative. CASSELL, PAMELA, Torri, 111 Rose Lane, Apt. 8, to leave Rome and go to California, Inter-Sectional track meet at New Hart- ford; Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Archery, Volleyball, Track, Basketball, Softball, Jr. Prom, B.S.I. Bulletin, B.S.I. Typist, Pep Club. CASTOR, DARWIN, Butch, 606 Park Dr., to retire, ticket selling for Pep Club; French Club, F.N.A., Volleyball, Track, Sophomore Decoration, Pep Club. CAVARETTA, JOANNE, Jo Jo, 201 Depeyster St., to coach a_ professional football team, the sweet, lovable teachers I have had; Gymleaders, Baseball, De-O- Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Choir. CHILDRESS, WILLIAM, Bill, 117 River- view Pkwy. N., to make lots of money, football games; French Club, Tennis, Bowling, Basketball, Colgate Seminar, Pep Club, Projection Club, Senior Play, Key Club, AATF French Contest, J.A. CHMIELEWSKI, ELIZABETH, Betty, Lake Delta, to receive my diploma, girls, rooms; F.H.A. Sec., F.N.A., Gymleaders, De-O- Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Library Council, Choir. CHMIELEWSKI, JOSEPHINE, Jo, R.F.D. No. 3, Elmer Hill Road, to be a secretary, first day of the senior year; Library Council. CHRISTIE, ROBERT, Booky, 24 Oak Dr., Delta Height, to be a _ professional guitarist, the times that we got out of School for the bomb scares. CHRISTMAN, BRENDA, Brandy, 520 Expense St., to graduate and get my Driver’s License, Gym Class and Driving Class. CHRYSLER, CONSTANCE MAE, Connie, W. Thomas St., R. D. No. 3, to be a private secretary or a receptionist, un- defeated football games of R.F.A. in 1961 and the Senior Play; F.N.A. CHURCH, THOMAS, 909 N. James St., to be an electrical engineer, the days we missed for bomb Swimming, Senior Play. CIANFROCCO, DOMINICK A., Chin-frock, 105 Third St., automotive technology, World History class “3” years; Int. Volleyball, Track, Int. Basketball. CIOTTI, LOUIE, Play Boy or Remeo, 305 Mohawk St., to get out of R.F.A., gradua- tion and homeroom with Mr. Hagerty; Football, Swimming, Int Volleyball, H.R. Chairman, Pep Club, Projection Club. CIVITELLI, DONNA, Civ, 732 W. scares; Tennis, Swimming, SENIOR DIRECTORY Dominick St., to be a millionaire’s wife, bomb scares; F.H.A., F.N.A., Pep Club, Red Cross, Library Council. CLINTON, CORINE, Gatito, 502 Millbrook Rd., to leave Rome, the Inter-Sectional track meet at New Hartford; Spanish Club, Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Archery, Volleyball, Track, Basketball, Softball, B.S.I. Bulletin. COCCIA, ADELE, Dell, 713 N. George St. to be an elementary teacher, the Senior Ball— May ‘61; French Club, - Gym- leaders, Officiating Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, H.R. Chairman. COCCIA, PHILIP, Phil, 907 Elm St., to be a Spanish teacher, football game bus trips; Spanish Club, Int. Volleyball, Jr. Prom, Pep Club, Key Club, J.A. BARBARA, Barb, 101 W. Lo- cust St., to be an elementary teacher, our two undefeated football teams; French Club, F.N.A., Officiating Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Jr. Prom, B.S.I Bulletin, Pep Club, Choir, Commence- ment Usher, J.A., J.A. Conference. COLEMAN, JIM, Jimmy, 619 Healy Ave., to be a barber, the football games and detention; Swimming. COLGAN, KENNETH, Ken, 6 Jefferson Court, to be an educated bum or an architect, it will be graduation and the times we got out for bomb scares; Track Swimming. COLUCCIO, PATRICIA, Patti, Sleepy Hol- low Rd., to become a private secretary, meeting Jimmy after every class; Gym- leaders, Volleyball, Red Cross, Library Council. COMINS, DANNY, 808 N. James St., to get married to a beautiful blonde, bomb scares. COMMERFORD, DONALD M. JR., Com- mer or Don, 1015 Wood St., to play col- lege football, the Watertown Game; French Club, Baseball, Football, Int. Vol- leyball, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff (Ass’t. Mgr.), Jr. Prom, H. R. V. Chairman, B.S.I. Broadcast, Pep Club, Commencement Usher, Soph. Elections, ip. COOK, RUTH, Cookie, R. D. No. 1, Capson Rd.,, Lee Center, to be a clerk typist, the parties after the bomb scares; B.S.I. Typist, Rd Cross. CORIGLIANO, LORRAINE, Lor, 811% E. SENIOR DIRECTORY Dominick St., to be a secretary, the girls’ room in the morning; Gymleaders, Of- ficiating Club. CORNISH, DAVID, Dave, 925 Jervis Ave., to be a civil engineer, bomb scares: French Club, Int. Football, Basketball, Volleyball. COSTELLO, JOHN, Coz, 113 Sixth St., to be a state trooper (fuzz), three years in Mr. Hagerty’s Volleyball, Bowling, Baseball. COULTER, ARLAN, Colt, 1121 Clinton Se. to be an architect, our undefeated foot- ball team of 1961-1962; Volleyball, Bowl- ing, Basketball, Jr. Prom, Pep Club. CROZIER, KAYESANDRA, “K”, 901 Ba- tavia Ave., to be a business teacher, our undefeated football team of 1961-1962; F.T.A., Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Block R Club, Archery, Volleyball, Track, Basketball. ‘UCULICH, ANTONIA, Toni, 1913 N. Madison St., to be a psychologist, bury- ing U.F.A. this year (and our undefeated team); French Club, F.N.A., Gymleaders, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Soft- ball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Colgate Seminar, Jr. Prom, B.S.I. Bulletin, Choir, Commencement Usher, Sophomore Dance Committee, J.A. CUPAK, JOHN JR., None worth mention- ing, 913 Croton St., doctor of medicine, the A Cappella Choir parties and get- togethers; Swimming, Harlequins, Pro- jection Club, Red Cross, Choir. CUTLER, WILLIAM H., Bill, 117 W. Fox St. to be a telegraph and teletype opera- tor, football games and the B.S.I. Board. homeroom; D D’AMBROSI, TERESA, Terry, 711 W. Embargo St., to be a secretary, the foot- ball games; Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Tennis, Bas- ketball, B.S.I. Bulletin, B.S.I. Typist, Library Council, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff. D’AMORE, ALFONSE MICHEAL, Al, 752 Calvert St., to be an auto mechanic, the football games and B.S.I.. Board; Pep Club. DANDINO, PATRICIA, Pat, 127 Fourth St., to be a fashion model, exams; Gym- leaders, Officiating Club, J.V. Cheer- leader, Basketball. DAVIES, LYNDA, Lyn, 223 E. Garden St., to be an amanuensis (Secretary), the last football game between Rome and Water- town; Gymleaders, Ping-Pong, Basket- ball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Senior Play, B.S.I. Bulletin, B.S.I. Typist (Head), B.S.I. Press, Harlequins, Pep Club, Li- brary Council, J.A. DEAN, ROGER, Porker, Westernville, to be chicks”; French Club, Pep Club, Projection Club. DEBUVITZ, WILLIAM, Debuve, 287 E. Dominick St., to be a scientist, the foot- ball games; Colgate Seminar, Pep Club, Projection Club. DECKER, DAVID, Dave, 1305 N. James St. to be a millionaire, football games; Ten- nis, Bowling, Pep Club. DE COSTY, FIORE, Fee, 217 Crossgates Rd., to succeed in sports (baseball), R.F.A.’s_ undefeated football season 8-0; Block R Club, Baseball, «Football. DE CRISTO, JOHN, Butch, Holmes Rd., R. D. No. 3, to graduate and to attend college, undefeated football teams of 1959 and 1961. DE NICOLA, FRANK, Frank, 1003 Laurel St., football games. DICKSON, BILLY, Willie, 68 Edward Dr., G.A.F.B., to be a Track, Basketball. DOMBROWSKI, JILL, Elkie, 305 Cortland Ave., to be a secretary, salesmanship class; Gymleaders, Projection Club. DORETY, LINDA, Lin, 410 S. James St., to be the owner of the Beeches, cramming for the regents; F.N.A., Gymleaders, Archery, Volleyball, Bowling, Basketball, Jr. Prom, H. R. V. Chairman, H. R. Chairman, Pep Club, Choir. DUBLANICA, JOHN, 607 W. Oak St., to be a successful engineer; Block R Club, Bowling, Baseball, Football, Colgate Sem- inar, Honor Society, J.A. DUFFY, JOSEPH F., Three Rivers, 612 Millbrook Rd., to own a billiard academy, bomb scares; Pep Club, Projection Club. DUNN, SALLY, “The Voice”, 606 Clinton St, to be a diplomat, choir and Mr. Moonan; German Club, Latin Club, Gym- leaders, Volleyball, Basketball, Colgate Seminar, Pep Club, Red Cross, Library a forester, “the machinist; Council Choir, Senior All-State Choir, J.A. Play, E EANNARINO, CAROL, 610 Highland Ave., to own a sports car, our undefeated foot- ball season; French Club, Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Field Hockey, Basket- ball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Sopho- more Decoration, Pep Club. EDWARDS, BETTY, B.J., R. D. No. 1, Blossvale, to own George's, vacations. EDWARDS, JUDY, Miss Garvey, 198 Wager Dr., to be a veterinarian, the day everyone wore black because they were mourning the extra day; F.N.A., Gym- leaders, Swimming, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, B.S.I. Bulletin, Pep Club, Red Cross, Senior Play. EGAN, JAMES, Jim, 930 W. Liberty St., to drive a big car, looking forward to getting out. ELLIOTT, MARJORIE, Margie, 526 River Road, to be a great actress, the day we mourned after a French Club, F.T.A., Gymleaders, Officiating Club, J.V., Varsity Cheerleader, Archery, Volleyball, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Pep Club, Slingerland, Harle- quins, Orchestra, Choir. ELLIS, JOAN ANN, Joanie, R. D. No. 3, Taberg, to be a dietition, our daily stops at the girls’ room. EMILIAN, BERNICE, Bernie, 414 N. Jay St. to be a stenographer, football games and the Junior Prom; Gymleaders, Of- ficiating Club, Field Hockey, Archery, Volleyball, Swimming, Softball, Basket- ball, Aquatics Club, Jr. Prom, Sopho- more Decoration, B.S.I. Bulletin, Harle- quins, Choir, Senior Play. EMMA JOSEPHINE, Jo, 210 Spring St., to marry Bernie, be a model, and work at G.A.F.B., vacations, football and being Mr. Bentley's Gymleaders. ERNENWEIN, JANE, 516 Lawrence St. to have fun, school vacations and foot- ball games; Gymleaders, Volleyball, Bowling, Basketball, Jr. Prom, Pep Club. ESPOSITO, NICHOLAS, Nick, 1001 Seneca bomb scare; games, secretary ; St., to graduate, Society of the Creeping Grass; Block R Club, Track, Football, Int. Basketball, Colgate Seminar, Honor Society, Ring Committee, Jr. Prom, V. P. Key Club, Pres. Student Council, Cab- inet, B.S.I. Broadcast, Pep Club, J.A. EVANCIEW, MILLICENT J., Millie, R. D. No. 3, to be a typist or a housewife, short skirts and the girls’ room. EVANS, RALPH, R. F. D. No. 3, Upper W. Thomas, to be a naval officer, U.F.A. football games. EVANS, SUSAN, Sue, 707 N. Madison St., to have a camp with a fireplace —in the Adirondacks, the crowded halls; F.N.A., Field Hockey, Volleyball, Swimming, Bas- ketball, Softball, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Pep Club, Choir. F FARNSWORTH, PAUL, Farns or Farnzy, 1502 Anken St., to own my own pool room, having an undefeated football season and the fun we had before and after. FAZIO, RONALD, Ron, 705 Calvert St., to be a novelist, the second R.F.A. bomb scare; Wrestling, Football. FELARDO, MARIANNE, 805 Floyd Ave., to be a language teacher, the Senior Play and homeroom 104; French Club, Span- ish Club, F.T.A., Gymleaders, De-O-Wain- Sta Bus. Staff, Colgate Seminar, Senior Play, B.S.I. Bulletin, B.S.L Press (Editor), Harlequins, Historical Society, Pep Club, Library Council, Baccalaureate Usher, Commencement Usher, National French Contest, J.A. FERLO, JOHN, Skip, 728 N. James St., to be a manufacturer of eight balls, the first R.F.A. bomb scare. FIORE, DICK, 402 Ridgewood Dr., to become an industrial designer, all the fun in Spanish Class with Louie Moselle; Spanish Club, Track, Int. Football, Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Jr. Prom, Choir, J.A. FITSIK, CAROL, “Fits”, R. D. No. 1, Spencer Settlement, to go to college and become a medical secretary, companion- ship during my Junior year and Senior activities; Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track, Basket- ball, Softball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Senior Play, H. R. Sec., Inter-Club Council, B.S.1. Typist,. Pep Club, Library Council, J.A. FITSIK, PATRICIA, Pat, 16 Jefferson Ct., to be a private, private secretary and then marriage, the after-effects of the Proctor game (1961) (at S.A.A.); Gym- leaders, Volleyball, Basketball, Red Cross, Library Council. FLETCHER, JUDITH, Judi, Gifford Rd., to marry Bill, second floor girls’ room, ol d building; F.N.A., Gymleaders, Arch- ery, Volleyball, Bowling, Basketball, Jr. Prom, Pep Club, Ski Club, Red Cross Orchestra. FONTANA, KATHERINE, Kat, 121 First St., commercial art, the girls’ room at lunch period when all the girls get to- gether; Jr. Prom, Red Cros. FOULKS, GERALDINE, Gerry, Dominick St., Mtd. Rt., to be a nurse, Practical Writing class; Spanish Club. FOX, DOROTHY, “Dorth”, 613 N. Jay St., to be a journalist, undefeated foot- ball season; French Club, F.N.A., Gym- leaders, Volleyball, Basketball, De-O-Wain- Sta Ed. Staff (Sr. Editor), Colgate Sem- inar, Senior Play, Ring Committee, Jr. Prom, Sophomore Decoration, B.S.I. Bul- letin, Pep Club, Commencement Usher, Baccalaureate Usher, J.A. FRANCEN, JILL, 813 Lee St, to be a novelist, S.S.H. third period on Monday; Spanish Club, Colgate Seminar, Senior Play, Choir. FRANKOW, DAVID, “The Mad Polack”, R. D. No. 3, “to raise mosquitoes”, cook- ing class. FREED, SUSAN HEDY, Sue, Rome State School, to be a high school History teach- er, the Senior Play and homeroom 104; French Club, F.T.A., Gymleaders, Tennis, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Colgate Seminar, Honor Society, Slinger- land, Senior Play, Cabinet, Inter-Club Council, Student Council, B.S.I. Bulletin, B.S.L. Broadcast, B.S.I. Press, Harlequins, Historical Society, Library Council, Or- chestra, B.S.I. Commissioner, Nat’l French Contest, Syracuse Citizenship Contest, Band, Nat'l Council of Teachers of English Contest Letter of Commendation. FRESON, JOYCE ELIZABETH, Freeze, 200. E. Sycamore St., to be a practical SENIOR DIRECTORY nurse, Future Nurses Club; F.H.A., F.N.A., Gymleaders, Basketball. FULGIERI, JOSEPH ANGELO, Joe, 619 Floyd Ave., to be an accountant, get married, and have 3 boys, Miss Harper’s English class; Track, Football, Basket- ball, Student Council. G GALLO, ANTHONY, Bud, Turin Rd., to make money, Mr. Harvey's class. GALLUPPI, CAROL, Gallup, 317 N. Wash- ington St., to be a recording star, being in the talent shows; Gymleaders, Volley- ball, Baseball, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, B.S.I. Bulletin, Choir, Library Council, Talent Shows. GARDINIER, CHARLES, Chuck, 705 Lin- coln Ave., to marry an heiress and live happily ever after, my pass in the 1961 Watertown game; Ice Hockey, Baseball, Football, Senior Play, Ring Committee, Jr. Prom, Sophomore Decoration, H. R. Chairman, V. P. Sophomore Class, V. P. Senior Class, Commencement Usher. GAROFALO, JOHN, Sabu, 130 First St., underwater demolition team, U.D.T., foot- ball games; Ski Club. GAROFALO, RALPH, 700 Laurel St., to become a teacher, all the fun in Spanish Class with Louie Moselle; Spanish Club, F.T.A., Int. Football, Basketball, Volley- ball, Table Tennis. GENTILCORE, RICHARD, Dick, 603 E. Bloomfield St., to sleep, getting out at 3:21 P.M. GENTILE, PAULETTE E., Paulie, Lorena Road, clerk typist, being embarrassed by Mr. Mammone and Mr. Farrell; F.H.A., Gymleaders. GERACE, GARY, Gar, 221 Gansevoort Ave., To become a good doctor, the good teachers; Sophomore Decoration, B.S.I. Bulletin, B.S.I. Broadcast, Future Doctors of America. GETBEHEAD, BRIAN, Gep, Elmer Hill Rd., to be the National Champion Go Kart Racer, machine shop class. GIBSON, CAROL JEAN, Chip, 709 Union St., to be a Music teacher and to marry a certain someone, Monday morning SENIOR DIRECTORY warm-up in the band room first period — Chaos!!; Gymleaders, Swimming, Orches- tra, Band, Senior Play, Oneida County Orchestra, All-State Music Program — Area Sectionals, J.A. GIFFORD, JANET, Jan, 1701 N. Madison St, to become a music teacher or a doctor, 3:21 o’clock; F.N.A., De-O-Wain- Sta Bus. Staff, Colgate Seminar, Honor Society, B.S.I. Bulletin, Harlequins, Pep Club, Orchestra, Slingerland, Syracuse Citizenship Conference. GISONDI, PHYLLIS, Mickey, 323 W. Court St., to become a rich millionairist, getting queered in Mr. Freeland’s English III-2 class; Gymleaders, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff. GIZZO, MARY ANN, Mary, 110 Byrnes Ave., to become a beautician, when I fell down the stairs; F.H.A., Pep Club. GLASS, FRANCIS, Fran, 1409 N. Madison St., .to graduate, crowded halls; Projec- tion Club. GLEASMAN, JOHN, Johnny, 414 William St, to roam around, to graduate, to go to Utica on week-ends, a few of the teachers and their classes, GOETZ, LARRY, Larry, 111 Riverview Pkwy. S., to be an electrical engineer, football games; Bowling. GOLDEN, GAIL, 111 E. Garden St., to get out of high school, an undefeated football team; Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Archery, Volleyball, Tennis, Swimming, Baseball, Basketball, Jr. Prom, Pep Club, Red Cross, Library Council. GOLDSTICK, ELLEN JEAN, 407 W. Em- bargo St., to be an accountant; French Club, Gymleaders, Basketball, B.S.I. Bul- letin, B.S.I. Typist. GOODMAN, RODERICK, Roddy, Upper Floyd Ave., to be an automotive designer, seeing Rome Free Academy’s football team in action; Bowling. GORDON, MARILYNN, Maggie, 1403 Bed- ford St., to be a medical technologist, Junior Prom; Spanish Club, F.N.A., Officiating Club, Archery, Volleyball, Tennis, Swimming, Basketball, De-O- Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Slingerland, De-O- Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Colgate Seminar, Honor Society, Jr. Prom, Pep Club, Aquatics Club, Harlequins (Treas.), Li- brary Council, Choir, Senior Play. GORDY, LEONARD, Lenny, 1122 Laurel St., to be a research physicist, the many good times I spent working on shows in the auditorium; De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Colgate Seminar, Honor Society, H. R. Chairman, Harlequins, Projection Club, Senior Play, Auditorium Crew, Lighting Crew Manager. GOULD, MIKE, Mike, 2052-B Titan, G.A.F.B., to be an engineer, burying U.F.A. GRAHAM, PATRICIA, Pat, Sleepy Hol- low Rd., to be a nurse, two undefeated football seasons; F.N.A., Gymleaders, Of.- ficiating Club, J. V. Cheerleader, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track, Basketball, Softball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus, Staff, B.S.I. Bulletin, Choir. GRAY, RICHARD, Gonzales, 616 Lawrence St., to be a Physical Education teacher, doing the Bristol Stomp on J. Martin and J. Long’s head; Volleyball, Track, Wr es- tling, Pep Club. GREGORY, ROBERT, Bob, Greg, R. D. No. 5, to do work in the field of Math, two undefeated football teams in three years; Bowling. GRIECO, VINCENT, “The Greek”, 145 River St., to rule the world, playing on an undefeated R.F.A. football team; Track, Football. GROFF, BRUCE, Bruno, 822 Croton St., to be a World traveler, little talks with Coach Flood; Track, Baseball, Basketball. GRUBER, MARTIN W. JR., Marty, 815 Harding Blvd., to be in the top ranks, Friday —the last day before the week- end; Volleyball, Track, Basketball. GUALTIERI, JOSEPH, Joe, Gual, Brennon Ave., to be an auto mechanic, watching the football games with my chick; Pep Club, Projection Club. GUIDO, DAVID, Dave, 226 Dale Rd., to be an architect, the Senior Play; Volley- ball, Int. Bowling, Football, De-O-Wain- Sta Ed. Staff, Pep Club, Projection Club, Orchestra, Band, Senior Play. GUILIANO, PATRICIA, Pat, 606 Hickory St., to be a secretary, the two years our Varsity football team was undefeated ; Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Softball, B.S. Typist, Projection Club, Red Cross. HAGERTY, WILLIAM, Bill or Will, 106 Ft. Stanwix Pk. N., to be a mechanical engineer, Physics Lab riots; French Club, B.S.I. Bulletin, Historical Society, Pro- jection Club. HALL, EDWARD, Ed, R. D. No. 3, to be an accountant, graduating ceremonies. HALLMARK, RICHARD, Rich, 605 Beech St., to become a scientist, seeing R.F.A.’s football team win 21 games out of 24 in three years; German Club, De-O-Wain- Sta Bus. Staff, Colgate Seminar, Choir, Harlequins, Historical Society, Pep ‘Club, Senior Play, Projection Club, Science Congress. HAMILL, LAWRENCE, Larry, 808 N. George St., to be an interior decorator, Senior Play (Senior Class °62); Cross Country, Wrestling, Bowling. HAMMON, ALBERT, Johnny or Al, Lam- phere Rd., to be a successful business- man, hearing the bell at 3:;20; De-O- Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Pep Club, Choir, Projection Club, Band, HAND, MARJORIE, Margie, 323 W. Thomas St., to be a secretary, R.F.A.’s undefeated football team; J.A. HANNAH, EDWINA, “Eddie”, 510 May- berry Rd., to visit Africa’ basketball game with U.F.A. of 1959; Spanish Club, Block R Club, Volleyball, Track, Basket- ball. HARBOT, ARTHUR, Art, 1921 N. James St., to graduate, periods spent at Crook’s store. HARRIS, JOHN, Johnny, 604 Clinton St. ‘J.B.M. Operator; Cross Country, Bowling. HARRIS, KATHERINE, Kathy, 813 N. George St, Biology teacher, football games, lunch periods, and wonderful friends; French Club, Gymleaders, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track, Tennis, Swim- ming, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Jr. Prom, Sophomore’ Decoration, H. R. Chairman, Harlequins, Red Cross (Pres.), Pep Club, Ski Club, Library Council, Choir, bm Aquatics Club, All-State Choir. HARTMAN, JACK, 1609 Bedford St. biologist, football games; Colgate Sem- inar, Historical Society. HARVEY, PAMELLA, Harv, 2005-A_ S. Titan Circle, to get married, two un- defeated football seasons, Dick-C; F.N.A., Gymleaders, Swimming, Basketball, De- O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Pep Club, Library Council. HAUS, STUART, Stu, 903 DeWitt Lane, Chemistry, the “Creeping Grass” basket- ball games; French Club, Volleyball, Bowling, Int. Basketball, Colgate Sem- inar, Senior Play, J.A. HAYES, DENNIS, Den, “none!!”, cooking class. HEANEY, JAMES, “IJsotobe”, 304 N. Jay mechanic, its female Brennan Ave., St., auto large attendance. HEBERLIG, DEAN, “Harv”, 101 Riverview Pkwy. N., to go into engineering, “bomb scares”; Block R Club, Ice Hockey, Base- ball, Football, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed Bus. Staff, Colgate Seminar, Honor Society, Ring Committee, Jr. Prom, Sophomore Decoration, H. R. Chairman, Student Council, B.S.I. Bulletin, B.S.I. Broadcast, J.A. HEMMES, CAROL, Angel, 107 Lyndale Dr., private secretary, girls’ rooms. HENLEY, WAYNE, Wayne, 3408-B Venus Circle, G.A.F.B., Air Force, going to a winning football team’s games. HERRINGTON, NORAH, Norah, 112 Kos- suth St., to be an I.B.M. Operator. HERTER, CHARLES, Charlie, Western- ville, electrician, had the best football team in the area. HITCHINGS, CYNTHIA, Cindy, 307 E. Garden St., college football games and days off; Latin Club, Gymleaders, De- O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Pep Club, Li- brary Council. HITCHCOCK, TIM, Tim, Lorena Ra., Industria? Arts teacher, teachers; Volley- ball, Basketball. HODIERNE, SUZANNE, Sue, 602 E. Bloomfield St., nurse, Senior Ball; F.N.A., Field Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Soft- ball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Pep Club. HODKINSON, LORRAINE, “Lorri™, S. Jay St., medical secretary, Senior Ball;+ Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Volleyball, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, J.A. HOGAN, THOMAS H., Tom, 31 Willow Dr., U. S. Military Academy, “Creeping Grass” basketball games or mornings in 104; French Club, Track, Cross Coun- try, J.V. Baseball, Int. Basketball, De-O- Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Colgate Seminar, J.A. HOLD, RALPH, Ralph, 3017-B Saturn Dr., G.A.F.B., finance officer in U.S.AF., bomb scares; Red Cross. HOOVER, SANDRA, Sandy, 511 E. Bloom- field St., to become a Practical Nurse, bomb scares and football games; F.H.A., F.N.A., Officiating Club, Basketball, Red Cross, Library Council. HOOVER, TOM, Tom, 2323-B Matador St., pilot, graduation; Spanish Club, Vol- leyball, Track, Bowling, Baseball, Basket- ball, Red Cross. HUBAL, TOM, Cool, 209 Ridge St., grad- uate, girls. HULL, MARY, “Red”, 719 Liberty Gardens, to be a bookkeeper in a big company, the way everyone seemed to get along together; Gymleaders. IMLER, CHARLES, Ace, 709 Massena Ave., to graduate, Mr. Harvey’s class; Volleyball, Baseball, Basketball, Jr. Prom, Commencement Usher. IZZO, CARMINE W., Carm, 735 W. Thomas St., to graduate and “be a Physical Education teacher, Senior Ball; Volleyball, Track, Football, Basketball, Jr. Prom, Sophomore Decoration, H. R. Chairman, Cabinet, Student Council, Choir, J.A. JACOBS, STEVEN, Sticky, Upper W. Thomas St., to have a blast and be suc- cessful, bomb scares and R.F.A. burial; De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, H. R. Chair- man, Pep Club. JENKINS, GILLIAN, Sam, 1500 Black River Blvd., to be able to swim 400 yards in under 10 minutes, lunch; Gymleaders, Archery (Pres.), Volleyball, Swimming, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Aquatics Club (Pres.), B.S.I. Bulletin, Ski Club, Orchestra. JEROSZKO, KENNETH, Ken, Turin Rd., Mtd. Rt., to get a good job, the coffee we made in machine shop. JEROSZKO, RONALD, Jaros, Turin Rd., Mtd. Rt., become an engineer, the ants SENIOR DIRECTORY in 305. JOHNSON, RAYMOND, Ray, Sleepy Hol- low Rd., trial lawyer, “extra-curricular activities” and Mr. Harvey’s class; French Club, Swimming, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, H. R. Chairman, Student Council, Band, J.A. JOHNSON, SHIRLEY, Cisco, R. D. No. 3, Gore Rd., executive secretary, days off; Officiating Club, Volleyball, Track, Bowl- ing, Basketball, Pep Club. JOHNSTON, JOHN, 184 Pillmore Dr., none. JONES, JANE ELIZABETH, Beth, 109 Milles Dr., elementary teacher, unde- feated football season; Gymleaders, Arch- ery, Volleyball, Bowling, Swimming, Inter- Club Council, Library Council. K KAZMIERSKI, WILLIAM, “Jack”, 320 Ochab Dr., to be a teacher, football games. KEEFE, JANET, Jan, 512 E. Bloomfield St., dietitian; Gymleaders,’ Archery, Bas- ketball, Softball. KELLER, MARY ANNE, “Little Winston”, 114 Riverview Pkwy. N., elementary teacher, all the R.F.A. football games; Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Bowling, Basketball, Jr. Prom, Softball, Red Cross. KENJARSKI, THOMAS PAUL, T=, 619 S. Madison St., dentist, the laughs I had with the fellas of the Society of the Creeping ‘Grass; Latin Club, Tennis, De- O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Colgate Seminar, Honor Society, Senior Play, Int. Basket- ball, Volleyball, Ring Committee, Jr. Prom, Sophomore Decoration H. R. Chair- man, Cabinet, Student Council, Key Club (Sec.), Pres. Soph., Jr., Sr., Classes; ; B.S. Bulletin, B.S.I. Broadcast, Pep Club, Jr. Rotarian for month of Nov., U.N. Pilgrimage, Service Award, Harvard Award, J.A. KERN, VIRGINIA, Ginny, Coleman Mills Rd., get married, days off because of bomb scares; Choir. KIKER, PATRICIA JEAN, “Nut”, 2025-F Titan Circle, nurse, all of the wonderful SENIOR DIRECTORY R.F.A. football games; German Club, Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Volleyball, Pep Club, Red Cross, Choir. KIRK, THOMAS, Tom, R. D. No. 3, Link Rd., officer in the Navy, the burial of U.F.A. and the bonfire; Wrestling. KIRKHAM, BARBARA, Bobbi, R. F. D. No. 5, Oswego Rd., beautician, our victory over U.F.A. and the Senior Play. KNIGHT, KAREN, “Kare”, 1601 Roser Terrace, teacher, R.F.A. — U.F.A. game; F.T.A. Gymleaders, Of- ficiating Club, Block R Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track, Softball, Bas- ketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, H. R. V. Chairman, Pep Club, Red Cross, Choir. KOZICK, CHRISTINE, Chris, 305 S. Mad- ison St., to be a model, second floor girls’ room, old building; J.V. Cheer- leader. KOZICK, ED, “Kook”, 310 S. George St., to graduate and go to college, Moselle’s Spanish class;Spanish Club, Track, Foot- ball, Int. Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. KRAUCH, DAVID, Dave, 1502 Black River Blvd., C.P.A., burial of Utica ’61; Choir. KRETSER, GARRY, 508 Millbrook Dr., Naval officer, the nice teachers; Band. KUEHLEM ERIC, 2017-C Titan, G.A.F.B., architect; German Club, Orchestra, Band. KUZMA, GREGORY, Greg, 1000 Schuyler St., chemical engineer, work done for the B.S.I. buHetin board; Spanish Club, Var. Tennis, Int. Volleyball, Football, Basket- ball, Colgate Seminar, Honor Society, Ring Committee, Jr. Prom, Sophomore Decoration, V. Pres. Student Council, B.S.I. Bulletin, B.S.I. Broadcast, B.S.I: Press, Cabinet, Pep Club, Choir-narrator, Band-announcer, Syracuse Citizenship Conference. elementary L LACHUT, PAUL, “Lach”, 205 Maple St., hotel manager; Track Football, Projection cae ROBERT, Bob, 907 Turin St. medical surgeon, the many people whom I have met and whose acquaintances I shall cherish forever; F.N.A., Football, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Pep Club, Red Cross, Library Council (Pres.), Orchestra, Band. LAIRD, SUZANNE, “Suzie-Burgers”, 316 W. Thomas St., English teacher, A Cap- pella Choir; Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track, Bowling, Swimming, Basketball, Softball, Senior Play, Sophomore Decoration, Red Cross, Choir, Aquatics Club. LALONDE, GERALD, Jerry, 515 N. Jay St., electronics career, skipping. LARKIN, ROBERT, Ace, 334 N. Charles St., the day we took the sectional swim- ming meet; Swimming, Ski Club. LAZZARA, THOMAS, Tom, 305 Gansevoort cramped Volleyball, Ave., to get out of school, lockers; J.V. Football, Int. Basketball, Baseball. LEFFLER, CONNI JEAN, 2019-A Titan Circle, airline communicationist or I.B.M. operator; F.N.A. LEWIS, DANIEL, 423 William St. LOGES, EDWARD, Ed, 2514-A Atlas Dr., to go to Vasal, football games. LOMBINO, JOE, Joe, Glendale Manor, go through college, football; Latin Club, Bowling, Football. LONG, JOSEPHUS, Jose, 210 Panesi Ave., complete R.O.T.C. in college, Spanish class 61; Spanish Club, Baseball, Basket- ball, Int. Volleyball, Football, H. R. chairman. e LONGO, JIM, Jungle Jim, 620 W. Thomas St, to graduate, Mr. McMonagle’s Biology class; J.V. Baseball, Football, Int. Bas- ketball. LOVIER, LARKIN, 109 W. Linden St., underwater basketweaver, Mr. Ball’s Eco- nomics class; German Club, De-O-Wain- Sta Bus. Staff, Colgate Seminar, Senior Play, Int. Football, Basketball, Volley- ball, Baccalaureate Usher, J.A. LUBECK, ALEXANDER, A , 306 Henry St., to graduate from high school, the first day school started in my sophomore year. LUBECK, JOSEPH, Joe Luby, 308 W. Dominick St. floor mechanic. LUCCI, CARL D., 615 Laurel St., to be- come a doctor. LUCCI, PATRICIA ANN, Luchie, 1200 W. Liberty St., Physical Education teacher, the exhausting stair climbing and bomb scares; Gymleaders, Officiating Club (Treas.), Block R Club, Volleyball, Ping Pong, Softball, Basketball, De-O-Wain- Sta Bus. Staff, Ring Committee, Jr. Prom, Sophomore Decoration, Pep Club, Choir. LYNDAKER, CHARLES, Chuck, 332 Mc- Rae St., theater education, undefeated football team; German Club (V. Pres.), Int. Volleyball, Bowling, Football, De-O- Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Senior Play, Jr. Prom, Sophomore Decoration, Harlequins, Pep Club, Choir, Sectional All State Choir, J.A. Mc MC DONALD, BONNY, 2028F North Titan Cr., G.S.F.B., graduate, the day I leave it. MC CANN, COLLEEN, “Col”, 728 Calvert St., Executive Secretary, U.F.A. Burial; Gymleaders, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, H. R. Chairman, Pep Club, Library Council, Office Assistant, Water Ballet Usher. MC MAHON, BONNIE JOY, Bonnie, Mounted Rd., I.B.M. Operator, The day we had off to celebrate victory over U.F.A. in 1960; Senior Play, Soph. Decoration. MCNAMARA, MARY ELLEN 309 Ex- pense St., Stenographer, Watertown foot- ball game; Gymleaders, De-O-Wais-Sta Bus. Staff, Choir. MC ZEAL, SHARON E., 103 Whittier Ave., to be an Art teacher, Mrs, Hubbell’s, Sept. 1961 textile design class; Gym- leaders, Officiating Club, Field Hockey, Archery, Swimming, Basketball, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Red Cross, Choir. M MAC LACHLAN, FERN ANN, Fern, R.D. No. 3, Lake Delta, medical secretary, Bill and football games; Gymleaders, Majorettes. MADONIA, ANNA, Anna, 804 Oakwood St., to become a secretary, burial of U.F.A.; Gymleaders, Field Hockey, Bas- ketball, Pep Club, Library Council. MADSEN, THERESA MARY, Terry, 919 Turin St., to be a good secretary, bomb scares; F.H.A., Gymleaders, Baseball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Jr. Prom, Pro- jection Club, Library Council. MAGEE, LINDA, Lin, 713 Jervis Ave., to Peace Corps, 1961 football season (and team!); Gymleaders, Of- ficiating Club, Block R. Club, J.V. (Head), Var. Cheerleader, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Tennis, Softball, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta-Ed. Staff, Colgate Sem- inar, Honor Senior Play, Jr. Prom, Sophomore Decoration, J.A., H. R. Chairman, Student Council, B.S.I. Broad- cast. MALLISON, NANCY JANE, Mallie, 937 Floyd Ave., occupational therapist, homey lockers and 222 day-old milk; Gym- leaders, Officiating Club, Archery, Volley- ball, Track, Tennis, Basketball, Ping Pong, Badminton, De-O-Wain-Sta_ Ed. Staff, Jr. Prom, Pep Club, Radio Club, Senior Play, Water , Ballet Committee. MALORZO, MICHAEL JR., Mickey, 204 Depeyster St., to become owner of a be in the Society, pool room, going to visit my friends in the office. MANFRATES, THERESA, Cookie, 1314 Franklyn St., artist or a Swiss yodeler, R.F.A. Band, Ski Club, Gymleaders, Of- ficiating Club, Archery, Volleyball, Ten- nis, Swimming, Basketball, De-O-Wain- Sta Bus. Staff, Pep Club, Ski Club, Red Cross, Library Council, Orchestra, Choir, Band, B.S.I. Art Staff. MANUELE, SAM, 309 Kossuth St; Bowling. MARCOCCIA, SANDRA, Sandy, 112 Sec- ond St., to be a good secretary, the days we had our bomb scares; Gymleaders, Swimming. MARRIOTT, DALE V., 1311 N. Madison St., dentist, Society of the Creeping Grass; Volleyball, Track, Bowling, Base- ball, Football, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Senior Play, Ring Committee, Jr. Prom, Sophomore Decoration, B.S.I. Broadcast, Choir. MARTIN, GLORIA, 422 W. Erie Blvd., to be married before July 16th; Gymleaders, Archery. MARTIN, JAMES, Senor, 215 Erie Blvd. E., to be an electronics technician, my friends and participating in sports; Vol- leyball, Track, J.V. Football, Int. Basket- ball. MARTIN, MARGUERITE, Mickie, 308 Mayberry Rd., secretary, homeroom pe- riods; Gymleaders, Manager, De-O-Wain- Sta Bus. Staff, Orchestra. MARTINE, LEONARD, Lenny, 50 Ander- egg, lawyer, Eric Maya and the Berlin Crisis; Int. Volleyball, Football, Basket- ball. MARULLO, MICHAEL, Mike, 432 S. James St., to join the Foreign Legion, always getting thrown out of classes. MASON, EARL, 304 N. Washington St., to achieve success in life, American History class— Mr. Miller. MASUCCI, JOANNE, Jo, 921 E. Dominick St., to teach, skipping activity period; F.T.A., Field Hockey, Gymleaders. MATHIS, PATRICIA, Pat, 1208 N. James St., Dental Hygienist, Block R. Club; Spanish Club, F.T.A., Co-Pres. Gymlead- ers, V. Pres. Block R. Club, Volleyball, Softball, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Ring, Jr. Prom Committees, H. R. V. Pres., B.S.I. Bulletin, Pep Club, Offici- ating. MAURER, GAIL, 506 River Road, Beau- tician, Jumping rope with Janice in gym class!; Spanish Club, Gymleaders, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track, Basketball, H. R. Pres. Soph. Year, Majorettes. MAYA, ERIC, Spanish, 210 Nock Street, baseball player, Lenny Martine and 1961 football season; Varsity Baseball, Int. Volleyball, Football, Basketball, Weight Lifting. MELLEN, JEAN, Jeanie, R. D. No. 5, Rome, Nurse, The crowded halls and stuffed F.N.A., De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Library Council. MELTAUER, PATRICIA A., Pat, 2103-C Rascal St., G.A.F.B., working on the 1962 De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff; Gym- leaders, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Pep Club, Library Council. MERCURIO, RONALD, Ron, 610 Hickory St., teacher; Track, Football. MERCURIO, STEPHAN, 417 S. James St., to be a Policeman, the fun in Jr. and Sr. H. R.; Baseball, Basketball. MESSINEO, NATALIE, Nat, 421 W. Lib- erty St., to be a stenographer, swimming class; Gymleaders, Basketball. MILLINGTON, JAMES, 514 Brush Ave., to become an engineer and move to lockers; SENIOR DIRECTORY Oregon, the good times working in the Projection Club; Swimming, Jr. Prom Soph. Decoration Comm., Ski Club, Pro- jection Club. fi MINNICH, HARRY L., Butch, 909 Sher- man Ave., Industrial designer, Uvanni’s first period Chem. lab, Wed. 1960-1961. MINOR, EDWARD, Ted, 305 Elm St. Mechanical Engineer, French Class; Track, Cross Country, J.A. MITCHELL, ANTHONY, Tony, 916 Oak- wood St., Chemical Engineer, the times before Activity Period. MITCHELL, STEPHANIE, Steph, 108 South Doxtater Ave., to be a millionaire, Physics Class; French Club, Gymleaders, Volleyball, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. and Ed. Staffs, Colgate Seminar, Ring Committee, Jr. Prom, Soph. Deco- ration, Sr. H. R. Chairman, B.S.I. Bul- letin, Typist, Pep Club, Red Cross, Li- brary Council, J.A., Commencement Ush- er, Elections. MOORE, GEORGE F., Jorge, Turin Rd., Pilot-U.S.A.F., Mr. Uvanni’s first Period Chem. Lab., Wed., 1960-1961; Spanish Club, Volleyball, Track, Bowling, Foot- ball, Basketball, Pres. Spanish Club. MORGAN, JANET, Aggie, 430 West Lib- erty St., Secretary, Gym Class; Gym- leaders, Officiating Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Baseball, Basketball, Choir. MOSCA, JEANETTE, 115 Fourth St. to be a secretary, The undefeated teams of 1959-61 football; Gymleaders, De-O- Wain- Sta Bus. Staff, H. R. Officer, Red Cross. MOSCA, MICHAEL, Mike, 901 Roosevelt Ave., Salesman and Manager, the 1961 Senior Class. MOSKAL, JERRY JOHN, 2036-A, N. Titan Circle, G.A.F.B., Civil Engineer, famous Colgate Seminar, B.S.I. Broadcast, Historical Society, Pro- jection Club, J.A. MULGA, SAMUEL JR., Mulga, 610 Mill- brook Road, college professor, a certain somebody; Football, Orchestra, Band. MUMPTON, KURT, Mumph, 709 W. Thom- as St., Teacher, vacations; German Club, Jr. Prom, Inter-Club Council, B.S.L Broadcast Ed., J.A. MUNZER, ANNETTE ELIZABETH, Hop- pie, 321 Glen Rd. North, to attend Syra- cuse U. and be a photo-journalist, Mr. P.A. announcements; SENIOR DIRECTORY Bielic’s Matilda (or is it Max?); French Club, Spanish Club, Officiating Club, Field Hockey, Archery, Volleyball, Soft- ball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Aquatics Club, Jr. Prom, Scenery Comm. Water Show, V. Pres. Harlequins, Choir, Slinger- land, Senior Play. MURRAY, GEORGE, “Tom”, 307 Cottage St., to graduate from R.F.A., trying to stay in my classes. MURRAY, SUSAN, Sue, 526 W. Dominick St., Secretary, Burial of U.F.A.; Gym- leaders, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Library Council. MUSSEN, MARTHA, Mardi, 218 Kossuth St., R. Nurse, Senior Play and undefeated football team; Spanish Club, F.H.A., F.N.A., Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track, Swim- ming, Baseball, Basketball, De-O-Wain- Sta Bus. Staff, Soph, Decoration, Pep Club, Library Council, Choir Senior Play. N NEISS, LINDA, 4 Sunrise Drive, to be a math teacher, H. R. 104; French Club, Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Volleyball, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Colgate Seminar, Jr. H. R. Chairman, B.S.I. Bulletin, Pep Club, Red Cross, Choir. NICOLAY, WILLIAM DAVID, Bill, 704 Beech Street, to go to college,, Mr. Ball’s U.S. History class; tennis, De-O-Wain- Sta Ed. Staff, J.A. NILES, MICHAEL, Mike, Upper W. Dom- inick St., Retail Management, R.F.A.-Cen- tral Tech basketball game last year; Int. Volleyball, Baseball, Football, Basketball, J.A. NOWISKI, FRED, R. D. 3, to graduate, passing grades. NUNHAVER, FAITH, Fifi, R. D. 3, Taberg, to become a_ millionairess, the bomb scares; Gymleaders. Taberg, O'BRIEN, MICHAEL, Mike, 110 Victory Dr., to be a dentist, undefeated football season of 1961; Ice Hockey, Football, Orchestra, Band. OWENS, BETTY, Bet, 614 N. Jay St., hair Volleyball, Bowling, Baseball, Basketball, Choir, Majorettes, Band. OWENS, SID, Big-Otis, 607 Harvard Place, Architect, nothing; Int. Ice Hockey, Vol- leyball, Football, Orchestra, J.A. dresser; P PALMER, DAN, T-880 West G.A.F.B., Engineering; Track. PANASCI, SANDRA, Sandy, 1601 Craig Street, college, football leaders, Block R Club, J.V. Varsity, Cheerleader, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Swimming, Softball, Basketball, Jr. Prom Comm., H. R. Officer, Sr. Class Officer. PANGBURN, ROBERT, Bob, 110 Turin St., Town Drunk, Mr. Hayes; Track, Int. Football, Projection Club. PAPE, PATSY, Pat, 917 E. Dominick St., to graduate, nothing. PARKS, FRANK, 312 McRae St. Ac- countant, party after undefeated football season; Track, Int. Volleyball, Football, Basketball, J.A., Jr. Prom Comm., H. R. Officer, Pep Club, Senior Play, PATRICIAN, HELEN, Helen, 15 Buena Vista Dr., to Girls’ F.H.A., F.N.A. PATTERSON, RUTH JANET, Ruthie, Rt. 1, Lee Center, Secretary, the football games. PECK, DANIEL, Danny, 807 Van Buren Ave., marry a blond, Hi-Way after the game; J.V. Basketball, Red Cross. PELLEGRINO, DIANE, 1019 Union St., Music teacher, football games; Spanish Club (Sec.), Gymleaders, Officiating Club, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Colgate Seminar, J.A., B.S.L Typist, Pep Club, Red Cross (Treas.), Orchestra, Choir. PERAINO, ROSALIE, Roz, 138 Black River Blvd., teacher, when we. beat Watertown; Spanish Club, F.T.A., Gymleaders, De- O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, J.A., Library Council. PERCIVAL ANN, Annie, Williams Rd., to be something, my soph. homeroom Perimeter, games; Gym- graduate, room; teacher; F.H.A. (Pres.), Gymleaders, Vol- leyball, Softball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Soph. Decoration, Library Council. PERRY, MARILYN, Mar, 421 W. Court St., Medical Secretary, learning how to drive; Gymleaders Officiating Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track, Softball, Bas- ketball. PETRELLI, JOSEPH, Pecco, 301 Mohawk St., finish school, after the Watertown game; Varsity Football, Ski Club. PETROW, HENRY, Hank, 223 Dale Rd., officer in the Navy, football and wrestling, school dances; Wrestling, Football. PFLUKE, SHIRLEY, Shirl, R. D. No. 3 Gane Rd., secretary, the Talent Show. PIETRAS, PAUL, 604 N. Madison St., engineer, the football games; Track, Cross Country, Projec- tion Club. PINTI, ANTHONY, 417 W. Liberty St., pool room owner or Don Juan, Mr. Paige; Swimming, Baseball, Football, Basketball. PLATO, SHIRLEY, Plato, 115 N. George St., to sink ‘a certain football player, the football games; Gymleaders, Library Council, Majorettes, Senior Play. PLOPPER, FRANKLIN, Frank, 611 N. Jay St., “a lover”, the girls; Block R Club, Wrestling, Baseball,Football, Bas- ketball. POCCHIARI, ELIZABETH, Betty, 224 E. Garden St., secretary, football games; F.N.A., Gymleaders, Officiating Club, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Pep Club, Red Cross, Library Club, Officer helper, Senior Play. PODKOWKA, HELEN, Hel . . . en, Merrick Road, be a nurse, the proms and football games; F.N.A. (Pres.), Gym- leaders, Officiating Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track, Tennis, Swimming, Basketball, Softball, Senior Prom Dec., Ring Committee, Jr. Prom Dec., Soph. Dec, Library Council, Choir, Head Majorette, Aquatics Club, Pool Ass’t., Commencement Usher. PRATT, ALFRED, Ail, R. D. No. 5, agronomist, football, wrestling, girls and school dances; Block R Club, Wres- tling, Baseball, Football. PRATT, DONALD, Don, 908 Schuyler St., to drive the world’s fastest dragster. PREMO, ROBERT, Bob, 100 E. Thomas communication St., undecided, swimming pool; Volley- ball, Baseball, Basketball. PREVO, CAROL, 1002 Clinton St., secre- tary, study halls; Field Hockey, Volleyball. PRITCHARD, IRIS, 104 W. Wright St., beautician, football season; Gymleaders, Officiating Club. PRITCHARD, ROBERT, 301 Expense St., manager of the P. C.; Basketball. PROCOPIO, GREGORY, Wires, 805 Am- hurst Dr., lawyer, a_ history named Mr. Farrell; Basketball. PROSSNER, SUSAN, Sue, 903 Croton St., nurse, the undefeated football teams; German Club, F.N.A., Gymleaders, Vol- leyball, Tennis, Swimming, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Colgate Sem- inar, Pep Club, Library Council, Aquat- ics Club. PROZNY, JOHN, Whitey, 812 Valentine Ave., physical education teacher, the two undefeated football teams; Volleyball, Baseball, Basketball, Jr. Prom Committee. PUGLIESE, CARL, Small Game Hunter, 905 Sherman Ave., hermit, two unde- feated football seasons; Bowling. PUGLIO, ROSEMARIE, Ro, 225 E. Bloom- field St., legal stenographer, two unde- feated football seasons; F.T.A., Gymlead- ers, Library Council. Gymleaders, teacher R REECE, RUTH, Ruthless, 811 Lee St, nurse, the football games with unde- feated teams; F.N.A., Gymleaders, Volley- ball, Pep Club, Red Cross. REED, KEITH, 207 W. Bloomfield St., traveling getting. out for vacation and bomb scares; Track, Wrestling, De-O- Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Senior Play, Art Club, Red Cross, J.A. REED, ROBERT, Bob, 207 W. Bloom- field St., electrical engineer, the science labs; Wrestling, Football, Senior Play, Pep Club, Radio Club, Red Cross, J.A. REESE, ARNOLD, Pete, 324 W. Court St., to graduate; Wrestling. REESE, LOUIS, Louie, 324 W. Court St., coach; Track, Cross Country,. Wrestling, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Soph. Elec. REMICK, BERNADETTE, Bunny, 411 W. Bloomfield St., math teacher, Mr. Pa- lombi’s French Club, F.T.A., Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, De- O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Colgate Seminar, Honor Society, Senior Play, Ring Comm., Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec., H. R. Chairman, Student Council, Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Officer, B.S.I. Broadcast, Pep Club, Li- brary Council. REMICK, THOMAS, Tom, 601 N. Wash- ington St., attend college, the fun at the U.F.A. burials. RENWICK, BONNI, Bee Bee, 201 River View Pkwy. N., nurse, all the vacations we had and the extras; F.H.A., F.N.A. RENZI, EMILIO, 506 Woodland Ave., history attending the football physics class; teacher, games. REVETTE, JANICE, Rivet, 507 Roberts St., nursing career, all the fun, hard work and crazy girls I met; F.H.A., F.N.A., Li- brary Council. REYNOLDS, BILL, 33 Pillmore Dr., none, definitely none. RICHARDS, STEWART, Bill, 412 Hamil- ton St., certified public accountant, the Wrestling, Prom Committee, Library football games and dances; Football, Jr. Council, Choir. RIDGE, BILL, 56 Anderegg Dr., engineer, a wonderful time, a lot of friendly kids; French Club, Pep Club. RIEGLER, ROBERT, Bob, R. D. No. 3, mill worker, the girls; Bowling. RIENZO, DIANE, Di, 1306 Franklyn St., educated housewife, bomb scares; F.T.A., Field Hockey, Gymleaders, Block R Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track, Tennis, Baseball, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Jr. Prom Comm., Soph. Decorations, Student Council, H. R. Chairman. RIPLE, RAYMOND, Rip, Sleepy Hollow Rd., arch. drafting, football games; Vol- leyball, Track, Football, Basketball, Soft- ball, Pep Club, Band. RIPLEY, GREGORY, 117 E. Dominick St., tramp, just the kids; Volleyball. RITCHIE, ALBERT, Buddy, 104% Atkin- son Ave., accountant, the football games and dances; Bowling. ROGERS, GILBERT, Bud, Lee Center, mechanic and repairman, good time with students and teachers. SENIOR DIRECTORY ROMANO, MICHAEL, Mike, 104 N. Madi- son St., Navy; Volleyball, Bowling, Soft- ball, Basketball. ROOT, THOMAS, Tom, 21714 Falcon Ave., G.A.F.B., school teacher; Cross Country, Football. ROSS, ROSEMARY, Ro, 429 Depyster St., beautician, all the fun we had at the foot- ball games; Gymleaders, Basketball. ROSWIG, JAN, 1605 N. Madison St., arch- itect, the first Colgate Seminar; Spanish Club, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Colgate Seminar, Projection Club. RUBY, PAUL, Mike, 1016 Schuyler St., become a research physicist, representing R.F.A. on the tennis team; German Club, Cross Country, Tennis Bowling, Int. Bas- ketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Col- gate Seminar, H. R. Officer, B.S.I. Bul- letin, Pep Club, Senior Play. RUBY, THOMAS, “Rube”, 603 E. Garden St., teacher, Friendships gained; De-O- Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Ski Club, Projection Club (chief). RUBY, VINCENT, Vinny, 708 W. Liberty St., be a playboy, the bomb scares; Block R. Club, Track, Swimming, Football, De- O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, H. R. President. S SAGER, ADELE, 213 E. Garden St, nurse, burial of U.F.A. “61”; Gymleaders, Choir. SANZONE, BERNADETTE, Bernie, 605 Highland Ave., accountant, football games; French Club. SANZONE, THOMAS, Tom, 817 East Ave., senior high history teacher, playing for the school’s varsity hockey team; Spanish Club, F.T.A., Ice Hockey, Bowling, De-O- Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Inter-Club Council, Choir, J.A. SCACCIA, BERNARD, Bernie, 317 Cottage St., to bowl 300, walking through the halls during 7 period; Bowling, Choir. SCHATZ, PAUL, Shotzy, 240 Pillmore Circle, be a millionaire, Senior Play; Int. Volleyball, Bowling, Football and Basket- ball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Colgate Seminar, Pep Club, Ski Club, Senior Play. SCHEBEL, MICHAEL, Nobel Schebel, SENIOR DIRECTORY R. F. D. No. 1 S. Jay St. millionaire, football games and the beautiful girls in homeroom; Track, Wrestling, Int. Foot- ball and Weightlifting. SCHMITT, JUDITH, Judy, 206 Canal St., Housewife, football games and dances; F.N.A., Gymleaders, Archery, Library Council. SCHOOLEY, JIMALEA, Jimmie, 2628 Thor Ave., G.A.F.B., college, football games; Basketball. SCOTT, DONALD, Scotty, 905 Jervis Ave., electrical engineer, technical lab.; Fresh. Baseball, Int. Track, Volleyball. SEALS, JOYCE, Joy, 307 W. Willett St., medical secretary, our swinging swim- ming classes; Officiating Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, B.S.I. Bulletin, Pep Club. SEGA, GREGORY, Greg, 243 E. Dominick St., arch. drafting engineer, Mrs. Crook 7th period; Int. Volleyball, Basketball, J.A. SELDEN, BRIAN, Bart, Sleepy Hollow Rd., a successful engineer, New Rochelle game; Int. Volleyball, Track, Football, Int. Basketball, Junior Prom Committee. SEMO, DONNA, Shorty, 912 Culverton Rd., secretary, the crowded halls; Soph. Dec- orations, Choir. SEXTON, GLEN, Sexy, R. D. No. 3 Lake Delta, to go to Colgate, passing a subject; Int. Volleyball, Cross Country, Tennis, Int. Football, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Jr. Prom Committee. SEZNA, JOHN, “Sezna Sez”, Kolton Dr., electrical engineer, Prof. Seward locking his keys in the “crib” in electrical technology. SHAFFER, SANDRA, “Shaf’, 608 Clinton St., to be a success in life, becoming a senior; F.T.A., Gymleaders, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track, Swimming, Baseball, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Jr. Prom Committee, Soph. Dec., Pep Club, Red Cross, Choir, Commencement Usher. SHANK, PEGGY, 109 N. Crescent Dr., @tre le Pere Noel, those crazy times in the cafeteria at lunch; Gymleaders, Of- ficiating Club, Block R Club, Archery, Volleyball, Tennis, Swimming, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Colgate Sem- inar, Honor Society, H. R. Chairman, electrical Basketball, Pep Club (Sec.). SHARROW, ROLLAND, Rollie, 427 Law- rence St., clerk typist, Mr. Moonan and our wonderful choir; Choir. SHEA, THOMAS, Bud, 1412 N. Madison St., electrical engineer, Technical elec- trical lab.; Ski Club, Int. Sports, J.A. SHEPARD, DAVID, Dave, 1016 W. Thomas St., auto mechanic, the two undefeated football seasons; Volleyball, Bowling, Basketball. SHEPARD, PATRICIA, Pat, 1016 W. Thomas St., typist, good turn out by the Senior Play cast under the direction of Mrs. Bates; Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Volleyball, Tennis, Baseball, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, H. R. Officer, Library Council. SHERMAN, BETTY LOU, Betty, 204 S. Doxtater Ave., nurse, the fun making De-O-Wain-Sta posters; French Club, F.N.A., Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Archery, Volleyball, Swimming, Basket- ball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Soph. Dance Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club. SHIRK, CHARLES, Chuck, 611 Lawrence St., finish college and marry Theresa, those big wonderful doors closing behind me; Football, Basketball. SHORT, MARY, Tail Short, 107 Francis St., physical ed. teacher, the basketball playday after the p.j. party; F.T.A, Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Block R Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track, Tennis, Basketball, Softball, Colgate Sem- inar, Pres. of Officiating Club, Pep Club. SIKORA, JANICE, Jan, 631 W. Thomas St., to succeed in becoming an elementary teacher, football and basketball games; Spanish Club, F.N.A., F.T.A., Gymleaders, Volleyball, Bowling, Basketball, De-O- Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Pep Club. SIMIELE, ERNEST, Ernie, 906 Gould Pl. to get rich, vacations. SIMIELE, JAMES, Mousie, R. D. No. 1 Blossvale, to play professional baseball, when we went undefeated in football in 1961; Block R Club, Wrestling, Baseball, Football. SIMIELE, JOSEPH, Sausage, R. D. No. 1 Blossvale, Air Force, beating my brother in wrestling, 11-5; Wrestling, Baseball, Projection Club. SIMINGTON, ELAINE, Lanie, 120 S. James St., Salvation Army Officer, Senior Play; Gymleaders (Jr. Treas., Sr. Sec.), Officiating Club, Volleyball, Tennis, Swimming, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, H. R. Vice Pres., B.S.I. Mes- senger, Orchestra Band, Senior Play, Commencement Usher. SIMON, CLIFFORD, Cliff, 517 William St., to retire, two undefeated football teams; Int. Bowling, Football and Basket- ball, J.A. SIRINGO, RICHARD, Dick, 7 Buena Vista Dr. vacations; De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff. SMITH, ARNOLD, Lee Center, auto mechanic, Mr. Fontaine’s Electrcial shop. SMITH, DONALD, 1005 Union Street, electrical engineer, tech. electrical. SMITH, JAY, J-bird, 1100 W. Thomas St., minister or Major in Civil Air Patrol, Mr. Fontaine’s advanced electricity class; Wrestling, Bowling, Pep Club. SMITH, THEODORE, Ted, R. D. No. 1 Mullen Hill Rd., be an educated bum, Mr. Stysh’s homeroom; J.V. Baseball, Pep Club. SOLDATO, ROSANNA, Rosie, 86 Milles Dr., nursing, Mr. Gray’s homeroom; F.N.A., Gymleaders, Volleyball, De-O- Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, H. R. Officer, Pep Club. SPINELLI, JOAN, Joanie, 912 Cayuga St., teacher, Mr. Gray’s Homeroom; French Club, F.T.A., Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Basket- ball, J.A. Treas. SPINELLI, ROSE ANN, Ro, 506 Erie Blvd. West, secretary, graduation; Gym- leaders. SQUADRITO, JOSEPH, Squady, 150 Black River Blvd., future coroner of Oneida County, Mr. West’s homeroom. SQUALLACE, MARY ANN, Mar, 127 River St., secretary, graduation. SROKA, JOHN, “Flirt”, 404 Canal St., girls’ physical education teacher, Mr. Gray’s homeroom; Swimming, H. R. Chairman, Pep Club. STABLER, ELEANOR, “Grubby ole’ Ele- nor”, 704 Calvert St., undecided, Mr. Gray’s homeroom; Gymleaders, Volley- ball, Tennis, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec., B.S.I. Bulletin, Typist, Pep Club. STEDMAN, JANET, 115 W. Embargo St., missionary, my cooking class; Gymleaders, Volleyball. STEVENS, JEANNE, Owasso, 1710 Bed- ford St., become a private secretary, Mr. Gray’s homeroom; F.N.A., Gymleaders, Baseball, Basketball, De-O-Wain Sta Bus. Staff, H. R. Officer, Student Council, B.S.I. Typist, Pep Club, Red Cross, Li- brary Council. STEWART, ERNEST, Ernie, 2314B Mat- ador St., G.A.F.B., win a Nobel Prize, Mr. Gray’s homeroom in N. Cafe in our Jr. year; Track, Football, Pep Club. STEWART, SIGNY, Sig, 212 W. Bloomfield St. teacher?, fresh-air, Senior Ball; French Club, F.T.A., Gymleaders, Volley- ball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, and Ed. Staff, Jr. Prom, B.S.I. Bulletin, Pep Club, Rep. to Amer. Oratorical Contest. STODDARD, GAIL, Red, 206 Ex pense St., champion pool player, graduation; Gym- leaders, Volleyball, Basketball, B.S.L. Typist. STOLO, KATHLEEN, Kathy, R. D. No. 3, Taberg, beautician, gym class; Red Cross. STRANGE, CAROL, Cookie, Upper W. Dominick St., beautician, the wonderful football games; F.H.A. STRANGE, MILDRED, Millie, 314 Hamil- ton St., learn to swim, Volleyball and Soft- ball playdays; Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Block R Club, Ping Pong, Bad- minton, Volleyball, Field Hockey, Tennis, Basketball, Softball, Pres. of Officiating Club. STRAUB, GERALDINE, Gerry, 308 Kos- suth St., Secretary, walking through the halls during H. R. Period; Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Volleyball, Basketball. STRICKLAND, JOHNNIE, “Georgia Peach”, 3433A Venus Circle, G.F.A.B., beautician, graduation; Basketball. STROM, CHARLENE, Lee, 2000 Bedford St., nurse, graduation; F.H.A., F.N.A., Gymleaders, Library Council, Majorette. STROPP, ROBERT, Strife, 2102 Bedford St., journalistic minded hotel manager, sippin’ sours with snadies in the Thunder- Porche; Baseball, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, H. R. Officer, Ski Club. SUMMA, JAMES, Jim, 103 Dean St., manu- facturer, Mr. Stysh; Ice Hockey, Volley- ball, Bowling, Baseball, Basketball, H. R. Officer, Council. SUTTER, HARRY, 611 Harvard PL, artist, victory for the football team over Utica; Projection Club. SWETLAND, DAWN, Zelda, 517 W. Lib- erty St., to graduate, breaking my finger during a softball game; Gymleaders, Of- ficiating Club, Block R Club, Volleyball, Tennis, Softball, Basketball, Ping Pong, Badminton, Inter-Club Councal. SZYPER, SALLY, Zip, 619 W. Thomas St., nurse, fighting for a table in the cafe- teria; F.N.A., Officiating Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Swim- ming, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta_ Bus. Staff, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec., Pep Club, Orchestra, All-State Orchestra. Gymleaders, _ TAGLIAFERRI, DOMINICK, Mick, 809 Lincoln Ave., principal of R.F.A., getting out of school when Rome beat Utica; Or- chestra, Band, J.A. (Treas.). TAGLIAFERRI, ROSEMARY, Tag, 123 Sixth St. to lose weight, N. Cafe.; Spanish Club, Gymleaders, De-O-Wain- Sta Bus. Staff, B.S.I. Typist, Pep Club, Library Council. TAGLIERE, ELAINE, Tag, 416 Henry St., secretary or beautician, graduation; Vol- leyball, Track, Bowling, Basketball. TALLARINO, CAROL, R. D. No. 3, beau- tician, Mr. Gray’s homeroom; Gym- leaders, Officiating Club, Volleyball, Bas- ketball. TANNER, JIM, 702 W. Bloomfield St., mason, Mr. Fontaine’s class; Volleyball, Projection Club, Sportsman Club. TARDBANIA, CATHERINE, Cathy, 306 Canal St., legal sec., Mr. Gray’s home- room; Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Vol- leyball, Basketball. THOMAS, WILLIAM, Bill, Bielby Rd., get the Studebaker back on the road, tech- nical elec. class. TOMEO, ROBERT, Bob, 2016 Bedford St., chemical engineer, Mrs. Megaarden’s German II class; Int. Volleyball, Foot- ball and Basketball, Track, Colgate Sem- inar, Senior PJay, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec., Red Cross, Choir, Band, Key Club. TORBITT, DOREEN, 532 Millbrook Rd., nurse, Mr. Stysh; F.N.A. TOTI, DOMINICK, 908 N. Madison St., SENIOR DIRECTORY music teacher, music department at R.F.A.; Volleyball, Orchestra, Band, Key Club, All-State Orchestra. TOWNSEND, DAVID, Dave, 305 W. Linden St., U. S. senator, Mr. Freeland calling the library; Volleyball, Track, Wrestling, Swimming, Football, Basketball, H. R. Officer, Student Council. TOWNSEND, PAMELA, Pam, 2013A S. Titan Cr. G.A.F.B, Ball; Red Cross. TRABANT, KEHRER, Golf Course Rd., ski instructor; Track, Swimming, Basket- ball, Ski Club. TRACY, ROBERTA, Birdie, 218 West Oak St., language interpreter; French Club, Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Block R Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Swim- ming, Baseball, Basketball, De-O-Wain- Sta Ed. Staff, Colgate Seminar, Honor Society, Ring Comm., Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec., H. R. Veep, Sec. of Soph Class, Sec. of Jr. Class, Choir, Senior Play, J.A. TREONZE, SHARRON, Sherry, R. D. No. 1, Mike’s private secretary, Senior Ball and graduation; Archery. TRIFICANA, RICHARD, Tri , 316 Cottage St., manufacturer of eight balls, girls. TRIPLER, GERALD, Jumpin’ Jer, 403 Oakwood St., doctor, football games; Latin Club, Bowling, Int. Football, Radio Club (Pres.), Band. TROILO, TOBERT, Bob, 327 Expense St., chemist, football games; Int. Football, Key Club. TROPHIA, LORRAINE, Trof, 1034 West- brook Dr., legal sec., bomb scares; F.N.A., Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball. TUCK, PAM, 2021A N, Titan Cr., G.A.F.B., nurse; Field Hockey, Archery, F.H.A. TURNER, ROBERT, Bobby, M. R. Turin Rd., play boy, bomb scare. graduate, Senior TYKSINSKI, KATHLEEN, Kathy, R. D. No. 3, teacher, 1961 R.F.A.-U.F.A. football game; F.N.A., F.T.A., Gymleaders, Vol- leyball, Track, Basketball, Senior Play, Pep Club, Aquatics, Ping Pong. TYLER, CAROLYN, Chollie, 1107 N. George St., art teacher, our ring side seats for last year’s Senior Ball; F.T.A., De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. and Ed. Staffs, Jr. Prom, B.S.I. Bulletin, Typist, Harlequins, Pep Club. SENIOR DIRECTORY U UJLAKY, JULES, 2006 Bedford St., doctor, the football games; Latin Club, Int. Foot- ball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Colgate Seminar, Honor Society, B.S.I. Bulletin, Harlequins (Pres.), Historical Society, Pep Club, Projection Club, Choir (Pres.), Band, J.A., All-State Choir. URBAN, SANDRA, Sandy, 212 E. Bloom- field St., elementary teacher, get married and have a big family, Senior Ball 1961; Latin Club (Pres.), Gymleaders, Officia- ting Club, Volleyball, Softball, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. and Ed. Staff, Col- gate Seminar, Red Cross, Senior Play, J.A. URBANSKI, FRANCIS, Fran, 138 W. North St., graduate, home-work given by Mr. Setteneri in Earth science; Wrestling. UVANNI, ANTHONY, Peter, 179 E. Dom- inick St:, Bowling. UVANNI, PHYLLIS, Phil, 819 E. Dominick St., beautician, bomb scares; Gymleaders, Volleyball, Basketball. i VACCARO, BARBARA, Gidget, 503 Turin St., to be 5 feet tall, those 2nd period swimming classes; Gymleaders, Field Hockey, Volleyball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Pep Club. VACCARO, SANDRA, Sandy, 1018 N. James St., secretary, activity period; Gym- leaders, Volleyball, Basketball, VAN AUKEN, DARWIN, Tiny, 315 S. George St., become rich, good times in Prof. Fontaine’s shop; J.V. Wrestling. VAN DER BEEK, DAVID, Van Der Bas, 405 Beech St., to have only one girl at a time, Mr. Freeland’s speeches; ‘Cross Country, Swimming, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Projection Club, Band. VAN DEWALKER, BRIAN, D6, 614 Turin St., a decent income, bomb scares. VAN GESEN, GRETCHEN, Gretch, 713 W. Bloomfield St., medical secretary, choir; F.N.A., Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Archery, Track, Bowling, Basketball, Choir. games. VERSACE, PATRICIA, Pat, 904 Oakwood St, marry Tony, our crazy S. Cafe. homeroom; Gymleaders, Volleyball, Bas- ketball. VERSACE, ROBERT, Bob, 817 Roosevelt Avenue, teacher, Commencement June 26; Club, Int. Volleyball, Track, Cross Country, Int. Basketball, De-O- Wain-Sta Bus. and Ed. Staffs, Ring Comm., Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec., H. R. Veep, B.S.I. Bulletin, Pep Club, Choir. VON ESCH, MIKE, 615 Croton St., grad- uate, going to the Hi-way after football German W WALTER, WILLIAM, Waldo, R. F. D. No. 3 Taberg, millionaire, shop; J.V. Football. WALTERS, DONALD, Don, 2530 Atlas Dr., G.A.F.B., chemical engineer, the unde- feated football Bowling, Pep Club. WAMPFLER, FRED, Fritz, R. D. No. 3, graduate, machine shop with Prof. Davi- son; J.V. Cross Country, V. Wrestling. WARCUP, DEAN, Deano, 802 Bradford Dr., physical education teacher, football prac- tice; Baseball, Football, Basketball. WARDWELL, PATRICIA, Pat, 208 Elm St., French elementary teacher, football games, swimming meets and wonderful friends; French Club, Gymleaders, Block R Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track, Baseball, Basketball, Ring Comm., Jr. Prom, Pep Club, Choir. WARDWELL, TERIS, Ter, R. F. D. No. i; West Branch, to change the library into a Senior lounge, jazz concerts; French Club, Gymleaders, Field Hockey, Volley- ball, Tennis, Swimming, Softball, Basket- ball, De-O-Wian-Sta Bus. and Ed. Staffs, Senior Play, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec., B.S.I. Bulletin, Pep Club (Pres.), Library Coun- cil, Aquatics Club, J.A. WASHBURN, KEITH, Keeter, 730 W. Court St., avoid getting bombed by Toilo’s rockets, Mrs. Megaarden’s German II class; German Club, Swimming, Pep Club, Library Council, Choir, Key Club, Senior Play. WATERMAN, SANDRA, Sandy, 200 Bell machine season; Rd., elementary teacher, last day of school; Gymleaders, Officiating lub, Cheerleaders Varsity, Volleyball, Track, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Ed. Staff, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec., H. R. Officer, Student Pep Club, Red Cross, Choir. WATSON, JILL, Wilt, 723 Cherry St., secretary, the bomb scares; F.N.A., Gym- leaders, Officiating Club, J.V. and Varsity Cheerleaders (Head), Field Hockey, Vol- leyball, Track, Basketball, H. R. Officer. WAYMAN, SHIRLEY, Smiley, 1004 Clin- ton St., model or air line hostess, cute cadet teachers; Gymleaders, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track, Swimming, Basketball, Pep Club, Red Cross. WEINSTEIN, DAVID, Dave, 1307 Canal St., graduate, homeroom period. WEISS, GERARD, Roddy, 602 N. George St., graduate from Amherst, Society of the Creeping Grass; Block R Club, Track, Cross Country, Colgate Seminar, Honor Society, Ring Comm., Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec., Jr. Class Vice Pres., Pep Club, Band, Council, Slingerland. WELCH, LYNN, Lynnie, 431 William St, get my car on the road, homeroom period; Int. Basketball. WELLS, LAWRENCE, Larry, 312 W. Thomas St., multi-millionaire, going to out-of-town football games. WESCOTT, RUTH, Ruthie, 308 Broadway, beautician; Office Work. WESTON, BETTY, R. D. No. 5, Oswego Rd., nurse; Officiating Club, Track. WHITMEYER, CAROLE, Whitless, 1114 N. Madison St. high school teacher, Mr. Palombi’s physics class; French Club, Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Volleyball, Swimming, Basketball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. and Ed. Staffs, Colgate Seminar, Senior Play, Jr. Prom, B.S.I. Typist, Pep Club, Library Council, Aquatics Club, A: WILLETT, MARGARET, Peggy, 108 Lu- quer St., a good stenographer, the Senior Ball; Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Vol- leyball, Bowling, Basketball, De-O-Wain- Sta Bus. Staff. WILLS, KATHRYN, Kay, R. D. No. 4, Townline Rd., social worker, study halls and lunch; French Club, Gymleaders, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Tennis, Basket- ball, De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. Staff, Library Council. Council, Willie, New bottles for Floyd Rd., Seagrems after Radio WILLSEY, JERE, engineering new ‘7” Crown, drag races (Pres.), expulsion, school; Projection Club Club. WIMETT, DOUG, 731 W. graduate, the football WIRE, JO ANNE, Carol, 917 Harding Blvd bomb Dominick St., games. to get married, scares. WOJDYLA, DICK, Dickie Do, 711 Massena Ave., be an “Untouchable”, the breaks between classes. WOLF, FRANCES, pianist, two undefeated F.T.A., leyball, Basketball, B.S.I. Bulletin, Harle- Club, Red Council, Orchestra, Choir, Band. WOOD, BETH JEAN, Breath, 608 Mill- brook Rd., nurse, getting caught writing F.N.A. Foxy, 13 Maple Dr., football Gymleaders, Officiating Club, Vol- teams; quins, Ski Cross, Library letters in class; WOOD, Dr., G CARROLL, A.F.B., doctor, literature « graduation; Swimming, Senio lequins, Choir WOOD, HENRY, Jay St. first man to the Swimming, Int WYHER, JUDITH, homeroom period on Volleyball, ball, Senior Ball Dec., Pep Club. Judy, R. D Mondays; Gymleaders, rennis, YAWORSKI, BEVERLY, Bev, Lee LB.M De-O-Wain-Sta Bus. YINGLING, ROBERT, the burials of Staff, B.S.I. Ying, 107 operator, Frenchy, 2532 Woody, R. D. No moon, Atlas ass and Play, Har 1S girls; Football, Pep Club. No. 3, F.N.A., Basket- Center, U.F.A.; Typist River- SENIOR DIRECTORY industrial designer, Mrs. classes: De-O-W ain-Sta Play, Jr. Prom, Soph. Dec., B.S.I. Bulletin, Radio Club. YORK, MARIE, 2027A N. Titan Cr. G.A.F.B., fashion illustrator, my first day view Pkwy N.. Hubbell’s art Ed. Staff, Senior in the driver education car; Water Ballet Committee. YOURDON, PHIL, James, 207 E. St., actor, the bomb scares and Embargo I'm still Projection waiting for something else; Club. Z ZELLWAGER, JOHN, Zeke, Pennystreet Rd., get rich, bomb scares — worst mem- ory—no bomb; Projection Club. you're Dig those crazy pur- This one could really ple kneesocks! be worth something. £ I told you to pick on someone your own size. While the cat’s away, the mice will play. , everybody, let’s do the twist! Try Ot Front Row, left to right: Mrs. Weinkauf, Clas¢ Advisor; Barbara Pritchard, President; Carol Jones, Secretary; Peter Zawaly. Vice-President; Douglas Thaler, Treasurer. Two busy years! As flegdling sophomores we spun through a whirl of projects. We elected our officers: Barbara Pritchard, President; Camille Salce, Vice- President; Susan Luizzi, Secretary; John DelPiano, Treasurer. Then we colorfully decorated the school for Christmas. In order to finance our activities through- out the year, we sponsored a record hop. As a climax to our sophomore year, we held our sophomore class dance, the “Snowflake Hop.” Now, as our junior year draws to a close, we are glad to have had our officers — Barbara Pritchard, President; Peter Zawaly, Vice-President; Carol Jones, Secretary; Douglas Thayer, Treasurer — and our ad- visor, Mrs. Weinkauf, lead us through this part of our journey. Our record hop, our gala prom, “Carousel,” and our distinctive class rings leave us with fond memories. ROOM 102 Front Row, Left to Right: D. Arm- srong, A. Baralatti, A. Andriette, S. Ames. D. Beach, C. Armatige, B. Bal- digo, B. Beach. Second Row: ie Arbes, L. Babcock, S. Altier, D. Adams, P. Anderson, S. Adle, B. Allen, C. Barkauskas, F. Baldwin. Third Row: J. Bialy, C. Balch, L. Barton, B. Alex- ander, S. Allen, E. Adams, F. Baure. ROOM 104 Front Row, Left to Right: S. Luizzi, L. Bidwell, C. Cecelia, E. Fiesler, R. Jiminez, F. Baldwin, C. Jones. Second Row: C. Wiemer, R. Miller, R. Phil- lips, D. Sobik, D. Shulkin, D. Thayler. ROOM 105 Front Row,.Left to Right: C. Belmont, G. Bottini, V. Bidwell, M. Brockway, S Bingham, J. Boc, J. Benn, M. Bog- acki. Second Row: T. Broskay, R. Briggs, J. Black, J. Boulant, P. Bitzer, L. Bowers, C. Brodock, J. Borjie. Third Row: J. Benson, J. Black, D. Crabtree, S. Bormann. Lady Macbeth: “Out, damned spot! Out, I say!” ROOM 201 Front Row, Left to Right: S. Cavan- augh, L. Carro, S. Caruso, S. Ceravola, A. Bush, M. Butterworth, B. Carl, J. Bunal. Second Row: D. Castle, L. Campola, W. Chumelski, E. Burth, B. Burch, C. Campbell, J. Carissimo, M. Cangi. Third Row: F. Calicchia, P. Cataldo, V. Bungert,; G. Carol, S. Cam- panaro, B. Cartwright, B. Calicchia. ROOM 202 Front Row, Left to Right: J. Country- man, S. Crouse, C. Cobb, J. Corigliano, M. Creed, T. Darrah, C Damon, E. Chowin. Second Row: P. Cicconi, L. Cicero, S. Clark, R. Cummings, J. Daignault, P. D’Antonio, J. Chupka, A. Corcoran, S. Crawford. Third Row: G. Daniello, J. Clough, T. Clinton, J. Coccia, G. Clouse. ROOM 203 Front Row, Left to Right: C. DeMat- teis, B. DeCarlo, L. DeAngelo, B. DeGrazio, R. DeLong, M. Dorherty, C. Denti, C. Davidson. Second Row: M. Dayton, D. Didone, J. DeAngelo, S. DeFazio, T. DeProspero, R. Delmonte, B. DeGrazio, F. DeMaggio, J. DelPiano. Third Row: R. Dennis, E. Doyle, J. Davis, M. Delaney, J. Davis. ROOM 206 Front Row, Left to Right: B. Edward, P. Ferlo, M. Feola, G. Ernenwein, M. Evans, J. Drumluk, R. Favitta, F. Farino. Second Row: B. Dunn, E. Englemann, W. Fitzgerald, L. Evans, N. Favata, J. Durfee, T. Duell, G. Fazio. Third Row: D. Eakins, R. Ebest, E. Duffy. ROOM 304 Front Row, Left to Right: D. Grimes, S. Goldstick, J. Flanigan, J. Garofalo, C. Gifune, C. Frankey, J. Fontana, S. Godwin. Second Row: M. Grieco, L. Gerace, A. Fuller, R. Flanders, P. Gregory, S. Gryziec, B. Goodman, B. Fullerton, A. Grande. Third Row: A. Freshman, P. Gruby, B. Flick, J. Gifford, J. Guaspari, D. Groff, J. Griffin, R. Griffiths. ROOM 306 Front Row, Left to Right: D. Heslom, P. Hurley, J. Herman, S. Houser, S. Houser, D. Harding, K. Gurdack, L. Haddock. Second Row: D. Homan, V. Hoff, S. Hulbert, J. Homokay, G. Gunter, P. Harvey, J. Hammond, T. Hagerty, O. Holen. Third Row: E. Hildenbrandt, D. Gugliemo, T. Hill, J. Guthrie, J. Hinman. “Let’s see —that’s $25.00 you owe.” ROOM 309 Front Row, Left to Right: J. Kjelland, N. Kline, M. Lewis, A. LaBella, S. Lamping, C. Lawton, H. Jones, S. Lang. Second Row: A. Krishcock, M. Kunkel, G. LaSalle, K. Kinna, K. Lamay, D. Ledger, R. Lichter, C. Kiker. Third Row: W. Krupowicz, R. Lessels, F. Lorick, M. Liddy, L. Lentini, R. Laudicina, S. Kutsko. ROOM 3il 1 wee J } Jel oe, l Front Row, Left to Right: i. LoRusso, | J. Marsh, N. Martin, B. McAllister, C. pats as Lucio, A. Martin, J. Mangimelli, R. SB Eis sy Luedtke. Second Row: R. Luiere, D. McMullen, L. Martin, J. Maracchion, R. McCale, - Luedtke, B. Loomis, A. McDonald. Third Row: L. Martin, M. Malorzo, M. Lomery, C. McGrath, D. MacLaughlin, R. LoRusso. ROOM 316 Front Row, Left to Right: S. Iacovissi, G. Kenny, E. Kent, D. Johnson, C. James, D. Jenkins, R. Kapner, G. Johnson. Second Row: G. Johnson, P, Jones, K. Kanceler, S. Ives, N. Kelly, D. Jackens, D. Johnson, M. Izzo, R. Kaufman. Third Row: R. Johnson, J. Keller, L. Janezewski, R. Kenjarski. eo 2 iM - o e “Come on and sing along.” ROOM NORTH CAFETERIA Front Row, Left to Right: M. Wood- side, P. Scaccia, K. Wright, Be Schultz, J. Wrege, N. Williams, N. Wimett, B. Utinkler. Second Row: C. Yanthis, S. Schilling, D. Yousey, S. Woolley, L. Yourdon, B. Wright, J. Wolfgang, W. Wolfgang, D. Woodruff. Third Row: P. Zawaly, T. Wood, B. Zilinski, D. Schilling, P. Schillaci, E. Williams. The summit meetings of the “big four.” ROOM 220 Front Row, Left to Right: N. Milles, D. Maya, K. Mastraccio, T. Mezzaferro, K. Michalina, D. Maya, E. Migliori, D. Mattoon. Second Row: S. Midler, J. Mills, R. Martino, C. Morice, M. Muldoon, P. Muldoon, C. Moore, G. Mercurio, D. Matoon. Third Row: D. Mendoza, R. Melone, F. Martinez, V. Migliori, D. Matoon, V. Martinelli, M. Monroe, R. Mellay. “Pll let you out as soon as the bell rings.” ROOM 222 Front Row, Left to Right: G. Nicker- son, K. Norman, C. Occhipinti, A. Pacicca, R. Page, J. Neal, L. Olson, R. Muscarella. Second Row: V. Nizzi, K. O'Connor, F.Pacenza, C. Oglesby, N. Nettles, M. Mussen, F. Parker, D. Nowlin, E. Muttilo. Third Row: A. Parmalee, B. Murphy, G. Nybo, C. Nelon, V. Oshel, T. Myslinski, D. Oliver. ROOM 225 Front Row, Left to Right: M. Ramage, M. Rahrig, L. Peabody, P. Payne, C. Pettinelli, B. Pietras, P. Paton, L. Perfetti. Second Row: F. Peraino, C. Raines, C. Pugliese, S. Parmalee, S. Pendorf, J. Pendleton, B. Pritchard, J. Prremo, D. Piccola, R. Peters. Third Row: E. Perry, K. Pouliot, T. Puchyr, R. Pugliese, T. Parry, E. Placidi, P. Perry, S. Prozny, W. Pawlikowski. ROOM 227 Front Row, Left to Right: H. Regan, A. Richardson, L. Riley, O. Rebe, M. Ridge, P. Reese. Second Row: T. Richards, M. Rapke, S. Reed, B. Rem- ick, F. Riolo. Third Row: R. Rieck, M. Riley, M. Ridge. “Certainly, our class rings are better than last year’s.” ROOM 228 Front Row, Left to Right: W. Thomas, S. Taffel, T. Giardino, J. DiBella, C. Goetz. Second Row: J. Glaviano, G. Travis, A. Dolge, T. Dodson, T. Van- selow. ROOM 231 Front Row, Left to Right: S. Richey, S. Robillard, A. Salvaggio, R. Rudeo, C. Salce, M. Sasenbury, R. Schooley. Second Row: R. Rizzuto, G. Sanford, B. Samsel, B. Ripple, N. Ripley, J. Rossi, C. Roe. Third Row: J. San- zone, R. Ryan, R. Sabia. ROOM 320 Front Row, Left to Right: D. Senn, E. Simile, C. Seward, D. Shanley, C. Shepard, A. Serra, C. Shark. Second Row: W. Shaffer, J. Scairillo, B. Sher- rill, P. Sidelko, D. Semo, G. Schothen, W. Senus. ROOM 327 Front Row, Left to Right: R. Skibit- ski, L. Steele, M. Spado, D. Sonntag, P. Stannard, M. Sluman, G. Sophia, J. Sonsini. Second Row: D. Smith, A. Spinelli, M. Slaga, G. Smith, O. Spado, L. Steele, M. Stevens, J. Sorenson. Third Row: D. Simon, A. Spina, D. Stagliano, W. Smith, R. Simmons, R. Smith, R. Stratton. SPLIT SESSION Front Row, Left to Right: B. Theobald, S. Trybalski, S. Trudeay, M. Tork, M. Taylor, M. Tagliaferri, N. Roper, V. Trotter. Second Row: D. Tripp, M. Talairino, J. Taylor, M. Page, W. Sykes, P. True, R. Sweezey, M. Testa. Third Row: W. Tennis, J. Suits, T. Taeger, R. Todora, W. Sturtevant. ROOM 33! Front Row, Left to Right: M. Voci, L. Westbrook, J. Westervelt, D. Valvo, C. Williams, K. Willett, S. Walker, A. Unangst. Second Row: K. Wall, D. Underwood, S. Underwood, E. Teyzin- ski, S. Weismore, R. Wallace, B. Voci, A. Weidenfeller, K. Weiss, J. Wafful. Third Row: F. Versace, L. Wasser, R. Wentworth, R. Urtz, V. Vella, J. | = : s 3 a Verminski, J. Verminski. — Are you reading more now, but enjoy- ing it less? Lu (a4 O = O ns a Qu. O a Front Row, left to right: Lorraine Vaccaro, Secretary; Miss Clarke, Advisor; Donna Iodice, Treasurer. Second Row: William Fazio, President; Mr. Moselle, Advisor: Thomas Mariano, Vice-President. The pupils of the ninth grade classes of Staley and Laurel Junior High Schools united in September to form the sophomore class. Under the direction of our advisors, Miss Clarke and Mr. Moselle, we elected our class officers: William Fazio, President; Thomas Mariano, Vice-President; Lorraine Vaccaro, Secretary; and Donna Iodice, Treas- urer. Wasting no time, we held a record hop to help pay for our Christmas decorations, “Christmas Around the World,” and our sophomore class dance in April. As the first part of our journey terminates, we eagerly await another eventful and profitable year! ROOM I0I Front Row, Left to Right: N. Draper, A. Fabrizio, D. Duffy, G. Egan, C. Dutcher, J. Edwards, E. Feldman, C. Eckman. Second Row: G. Drozd, B. Faulkiner, D. Draper, C. Ekdridge, J. Eckenroth, C. Federou, F. Ellinger, K. Farnsworth, A. Draper. Third Row: J. Ernenwein, L. Fairbank, D. Ellison, H. Dyke, K. Engelbert, J. Edwards, M. Dunn, B. Fazio, D. Drake, R. Eggan ROOM 103 Front Row, Left to Right: H. Forbes, S. Fuller, C. Flanders, P. Foster, J. French, M. Ferrare, N. Fountain, F. Fox. Second Row: J. Ferlo, L. Gag- liardo, D. Franco, K. Forse, C. Fike, D. Fleet, N. Filippini, D. Fielding, K. Fullmer. Third Row: W. Fernandez, W. Francis, J. Ferlo, A. Fontana, J. Fitsik, R. Ferguson, W. Fitler, J. Fuller. ROOM 106 Front Row, Left to Right: L. Hallinell, D. Hall, S. Hahn, J. Handy, M. Hamill, P. Herrington. Second Row: C. Hand, D. Hammund, S. Hahn, M. Haddad, R. Gulla. Third Row: B. Herrington, P. Hammon, J. Guglielmo. OLD GYM A Front Row, Left to Right: S. Adkins, S. Barone, T. Abel, A. Abel, C. Bates, C. Anson, W. Aldaco. Second Row: A. Beck, J. Alderman, E. Anken, M. Bauman, P. Allan, J. Acee, S. Atkinson, C. Allan, R. Berry, R. Bagaley. Third Row: P. Bates, S. Beach, E. Amold, J. Altum, C. Adams, C. Armstrong, K. Abramezyk. Fourth Row: J. Beard. sley, D. Ankrum, R. Backus. “If elected, we promise to... ” OLD GYM B Front Row, Left to Right: S. Bodie, E. Brady, J. Bradley, G. Bingingham, P. Borkowski, S. Bradford, B. Best, S. Brocato. Second Row: K. Bottino, J. Bostwick, J. Brown, C. Bradish, M. Besenfelder, N. Blowers, S. Bron- son, K. Bova, J. Boone. Third Row: K. Berg, S. Blackman, L. Benish, F. Beckly, T. Boulant, D. Bradford, C. Brooks. Fourth Row: T. Beckwith, E. Bowers, D. Besenfelder, G. Boyd. OLD GYMC Front Row, Left to Right: J. Butts, S. Burleigh, B. Carson, C. Busciglio, G. Cania, M. Carpenter, D. Bush, D. Cap- poni. Second Row: B. Burdick, J. Burdette, A. Calandra, J. Brown, R. Cassler, S. Cartwright, P. Bush, R, Carrado, P. Carambia. Third Row: G. Campbell, R. Capponi, B. Cable, B. Brownstein, A. Carney, R. Bulsiewicz, J. Carollo. GYM CLASS Front Row, Left to Right: M. Ceklov- sky S. Clark, R. Colasanti, C. Collins, J. Cicero, F. Comis, D. Cavano, V. Ciszik. Second Row: C. Civiok, M. Church, D. Christman, R. Chilluffo, A. Colasanti, B. Chemelli, P. Civiok, D. Colasanti. Third Row: D. Cleveland, R. Combs, G. Clark, W. Coloney, N. Cates, G. Clark, G. Coombs, J. Cala- lano. Fourth Row: D. Colasanti, E. Clabaugh, D. Cianfrocco. ROOM 204 Front Row, Left to Right: N. Glover, L. Grow, P. Gardinier, N. Gerrard, J. Gregory, D. Greshtchuk, J. Green, B. Gouge. Second Row: P. Goldstein, ae Galluchio, C. Gossner, G. Gubbins, J. Greer, L. Golden, D. Goetz, S. Getty. Third Row: J. Gardner, B. Galarneau, P. Gryziec, L. Glocheski, E. Glazer, A. Glasgow, J. Gardinier, L. Goodman. Fourth Row: B. Gorman, B. Gerrard, M. Gifford, J. Genonese. ROOM 205 Front Row, Left to Right: C. Johnson. D. lodice, B. Johnson, B. Hughes, el Jones, E. Kaser, J. Keeler, P. Jones. Second Row: N. Killip, R. Carpinski, W. Kemp, D. Cane, L. Johnson, D. Hood, Pp, Jones, R. Keller, A. Kaskiw,. Third Row: J. Keefe, J. Jaski, A. James, C. Hulbut, W. Jerosko, J. Howell, T. Huguenin, E. Jackson. Fourth Row: R. Jaloszynski, M. Kahn, G. Homokay. ROOM 207 Front Row, Left to Right: L. LaPlant, J. Lewis, M. Lawson, S., Lutwin, M. Leesburg, L. Lazzara, J. Kotary, G. Leppert. Second Row: J. Lombino, J. Kutyka, P. Kuehlem, M. Leake, J. LaRocca, J. Kruce, G. Linzy, R. Koch- man. Third Row: M. Law, J. Lingo, 5. Lovier, A. Krenitsky, D. Kozick, M. Lopushinsky, G. LaPlant. DRIVER EDUCATION Front Row, Left to Right: B. Williams, L. Whyer, C. Wright, R. Worlock, E. Wright, R. Yaw, G. Williams, S. Yingling. Second Row: K. York, S. Yerger, K. Wortman, J. Zimecki, T. Zaziebko, J. Yaworski, C. Witkowski, J. Wasneski, L. Williams. Third Row: A. Willenbacher, D. Wyman, D. Wil- son, D. Youskevich. Decorations compliments of the sophomores. ROOM 208 Front Row, Left to Right: T. Hender- son, G. Hitching, K. Henderson, L. Hitching, R. Hayes, C. Hoff, J. Harris, F. Hluska. Second Row: S. Hemmes, D. Hepworth, G. Herman, G. Helig, P. Hluska, G. Havens, E. Harris, J. Harrison. Third Row: C. Heaners, H. Holst, R. Herrig, C. Harold, R. Harris, R. Hladun, M. Haynes, W. Hermas. ROOM 302 Front Row, Left to Right: L. South- worth, K..Smith, J. Siegel, L. Smith, E. Smith, J. Sherman, M. Shuman, G. Smith. Second Row: K. Smith, G. Southworth, W. Smith, J. Sikara, C. Smith, S. Sperlik, A. Spinelli, J. Shepard. Third Row: R. Smith, W. Spoon, P. Snyder, J. Slivka, W. Shelow, W. Slocum, M. Smith. Fourth Row: R. Smith, D. Spinelli, J. Sledziona, R. Stabler. - Wea mi VEY 116 a x Vv: ROOM 307 Front Row, Left to Right: P. Milano, J, Messineo, J Mercadie, S. Merala, R. McPhillips, D. Maxwell, K. Meies, D. Mosea. Second Row: E. Miller, a Mowry, M. Moore, B. Maycock, I. Mowers, M. Migliori, C. McCachern, J. Mitchell, J. Mercurio. Third Row: B. McDonald, E. McDuffie, B. Moore, J. McClary, T. Metzger, C. McZeal, J. McNamara, J. McCarthy. ROOM 308 Front Row, Left to Right: D. Summa, G. Storm, R. Swaney, C. Stropp, M. Stephens, T. Merkel, K. Stanton, E. Sykes. Second Row: N. Szmurlo, N. Strange, K. Sturdevant, R. Stewart, D. Sullivan, D. Stevenson, D. Swiecki. Third Row: R. Swartz, M. Summa, B. Sveheski, F. Stellado, R. Swetland. ROOM 312 Front Row, Left to Right: C. Toti, K. Trotz, J. Trotz, L. Toepp, J. Tut- hill, C. Tropila, D. Tuffey, L. Turke. Second Row: J. Tagliaferri, A. Trom- bley, S. Tennis, S. Updyke, J. Thomas, J. Tarsovich, R. Townsend, R. Tarkow- ski. Third Row: R. Taylor, S. Thomas, D. Taverna, B. Townsend, J. Tyskinski, L. Trombley. ROOM 122 Front Row, Lejt to Right: K. Schuler, C. Seccuua, C. Sauer, B. Seoane, S. Scuderi, J. Scicchitano, S. Searles. Second Row: G. Selden, D. Salerno, E. Secor, J. Scritchfield, J. Scritch- field, L. Robbins, T. Salamonowicz, E. Sanford. Third Row: W. Safran, B. Schilling, G. Schmitt, R. Samsel, D. Show, B. Scheiderich, F. Rudd. “Doesn’t anyone know the way to building B?” STAGE WORKSHOP Front Row, Left to Right: B, Cumming, J. Creed, G. Corigliano, G. Cortese, L. Cordsen, R. Crossman, P. Corcoran, D. Daniels. Second Row: R. Cornish, L. Costello, K. Crandell, D. Czyko, S. Cooper, J. Cosimeno, D. Cummings. Third Row: F. Dandino, P. Dain, C. Davis, J. Conners, L. Corr, D. D’Aiuto. Fourth Row: C. D’Argenio, R. D’- Amore, D. Crego, R. Crist. | e “What did you say was meatball?” ROOM 221 Front Row, Left to Right: S. Mait- land, B. Marcellus, J. Marullo, S. Lutwin, M. Martin, M. Masi. D. Martylewski, M. Maitland. Second Row: T. Marcisofsky, D. Maio, J. Mammone, R. Maloukis, C. Magliocca, R. Marchione, D. Matrassi, J. Maus- hart. Third Row: P. Maass, J. Maksymezuk, D. Marocchi, B. Marshall, C. Matthews, C. Martin, M. Martin. Fourth Row: W. Lutz, R. Lykling, K. MacLeod, L. Mackey ROOM 224 Front Row, Left to Right: E. Maurer, M. Nicklow, P. O’Brien, S. Newell, G. Mullen, J. Murphy, P. Niel, P. Murphy. Second Row: V. Nyba, L. Ocker, S. Mungari, C. Ostrowski, J. Murray, J. Mussen, E. Oshel, F. Occhionero. Third Row: R. Nosto, G. Neidl, J. Navarro, W. Niess, J. Murphy, K. Osbarne, D. Nero, ROOM 321 Front Row, Left to Right: J. Plopper, L. Schultz, G. Plato, N. Popp, R. Petronella, S. Paz, S. Rossi, J. Peglow. Second Row: P. Potocki, P. Petrie, D. Phillips, P. Piatkowski, A. Pie- monte, C. Phillips, S. Pillmore, J. Paul. Third Row: J. Pirillo, P. Pawlikowski, W. Pope, M. Piatkowski, T. Percival, D. -Parry, M. Parkhurst. Fourth Row: W. Plunkett, R. Palmer, J. Petrie, T. Pepperman, D. Peck, K. Pellam. ROOM 322 Front Row, Left to Right: A. Doolittle, E. De Ruby, P. Dougherty, T. Delaney, R. Diviak, D. Davis, L. Doty, J. Doherty. Second Row: R. Doherty, J. Davis, T. Donovan, C. Dodge, P. Doyle, D. Destito. Third Row: W. DeSantis, D. Donahue, R. Del Nero, J. De Mare. ROOM 323 Front Row, Left to Right: M. West, N. Warcup, A. Wasser, J. Welfel, M. Wickham, D. Washburn, E. Webb, E. Wiejek. Second Row: R. West, R. Wheeler, G. Weiss, J. Griffin, M. Whitmeyer, A. Warshal, N. Wentworth, J. Ward, C. Whipple. Third Row: G. Paine, G. Wheeler, B. Weber, J. West, R. Wells, K. Webster. Fourth Row: M. Watts, M. Weaver, J. Willett. ROOM 325 Front Row, Left to Right: D. Ras- mussen, C. Remick, F. Preski, P. Puglio, A. Putman, J. Rosenburg, J. Ross, T. Price. Second Row: L. Pugh, G. Prevo, G. Riewaldt, P. Remwick, S. Raymond, P. Raulli, J. Prichard. Third Row: H. Pritchar, L. Prophet, R. Rienzo, J. Riedel, E. Rolinson. ROOM 326 Front Row, Left to Right: A. Ver- galito, C. Vriezelaar, C. VanWaldick, A. Verdgeline, K. Volpe, N. Vance, A. Venditti, J. Vaccaro. Second. Row: S. Versace, J. Vescio, F. Vandenburgh, N. Walters, D. Waldron, P. Valvo, A, Wadopian, S. Volk. Third Row: J. Vriarie, D. Venneau, R. Varano, A. Verrente, G. Vanderpool, A. Varrenti. Fourth Row: D. Urtz, A. Wallace, J. Vienneau, A. Valentine. ROOM 329 Front Row, Left to Right: S, Myslin- ski, A. Myer, D. Robillard. Second Row: M. Clemente, G. Close. STUDENT ASSOCIATION Nicholas Esposito = i, - a i The Student Association, under the « direction of Mr. Franklin Pelkey, coordinates all student activities. This year the associa- Joan Guaspari Gregory Kuzma tion has sponsored the annual Polio Drive. the Talent show, and a special “Keep R.F.A. Clean” campaign. The association also takes charge of the necessary arrangements for graduation. dj d a Thomas Kenjarski Barbara Pritchard a a 5 i, William Fazio Susan Freed PMU |) i ia | en. L eee 26 STUDENT ¢- COUNCIL Front Row, Left to Right: P. Harvey, A. Coccia, K. Harris, S. Mitchell, L. Dorety, D. Rienzo, P. Shank, C. McCann. Second Row: G. Procopio, E. Bates, J. Sroka, D. Heberlig, D. Townsend, F. Parks, J. Long, R. Hold, R. Garafalo. Front Row, Left to Right: S. Luizzi, B. Edwards, B. DeGrazio, G. Olsen, D. Beech, C. Salce, P. Paton, W. Sykes. Second Row: D. Castle, A. Weidenfeller, C. Lawton, E. Chomin,-R. Sheldon, B. Loomis, S. Ives, B. Flick. Third Row: A. Bryan, P. Zawaly, A. Doyle, V. Migliori, J. Homokay. Consisting of one person from each homeroom and the Stu- dent Association officers, the Stu- dent Council, under the direction of Mr. Franklin Pelkey, is one of the largest and most influential organizations here at R: F. A. The members vote on ideas proposed by the cabinet and add to these their own opinions. Along with their regular activ- ities, this year’s council sponsored the Thanksgiving Drive and the “Keep R. F. A. Clean” campaign. Front Row, Left to Right: D. Catanzaro, G. Summa, R. Spohn, K. Meier, J. Creed, J. Guglielmo, J. Scuderi, J. Bruskiewicz. Second Row: J. Tuthill, C. Allen, J. Harrison, A. Piamonte, K. Forse, P. Doyle, N. Wentworth. Third Row: M. Martin, J. Jaski, R. Varano, D. Kozick, R. Nero, T. Boulant. 123 Front Row, Left to Right: K. Knight, B. Colella, L. Magee, S. Urban, C. Whitmeyer, S. Stewart, C. Tyler, S. Mitchell, S. Waterman. Second Row: B. Nicolay, B. Lado, N. Mallison, B. Yingling, K. Harris, R. Johnson, D. Marriott. EDITORIAL STAFF Don’t tell Mrs. Waters I’m here. Working together with Mrs. Dorcas Watters, the De-O-Wain-Sta Editorial Staff has one main purpose: to put together the best pos- sible yearbook before our deadline in March. After much preparation and heated discussion, we chose our theme and settled down to DE-O-WAIN-STA the job of organizing each section. We wrote, typed, drew, thought a little, and tried to meet our deadlines. Although the work was difficult, we are all glad that we could do our part in bringing you this 1962 De- O-Wain-Sta. But we can’t do it over—the deadline was last week. Front Row, Left to Right: M. Gordon, D. Fox, P. Mathis, S. Prossner, S. Evans, R. Tracy, S. Fitsik, T. Wardwell. Second Row: D. Heberlig, T. Kenjarski, J. Dibella, B.. Remick, T. Hogan, C. Lyndaker, D. Guido, V. Ruby. Third Row: B. Versace, P. Ruby, D. Vanderbeek. 125 DE-O-WAIN-STA PK gt ws : j a 1 y Who wants to be a Feather Flock? ne The De-O-Wain-Sta Business Staff, under the direction of Mr. Elton Auchmoody, takes care of the financing of our yearbook by the selling of advertising to var- ious businesses. This staff, also in charge of the sale of the De- as Front Row, Left to Right: E. Chmielewskig M. Louis, N. Kline, P. Shank, B. Sherman, C. Williams, P. Gisondi, D. Tripp, C. Lawton. Second Row: L. Neiss, S. Gryziec, A. Percival, P. Mettauer, J. Beckwith, J. Edwards, J. Seals, L. Reece. Third Row: L. Martin, R. Versace, G. Sexton, T. Ruby, M. Burgdorf, T. Madsen. Front Row, Left to Right: C. Galluppi, B. Emilian, M. Manfrates, S. Houser, M. Willett, J. Mellen, S. Szyper, Martin, B. De Carlos, J. Stevens, R. Tagliaferri, R. P, Shepard, M. Dayton, A. Freshman. Fourth Row: Soldato, G. Golden, K. Wills. Second Row: B. C. Moore, B. Pritchard, R. Bryant, C. Jones, R. Hall- Pocchari, T. D’Ambrosi, L. Hodkinson, J. Sikora, J. mark, J. Ujlaky, A. Dolge, J. Roswig, R. Occhinero, Spinelli, C. McCann, S. Urban, C. Lucio, B. Carl, M. E. Stabler, C. Tyler. McNamara. Third Row: M. Felardo, L. Davies, T. BUSINESS STAFF O-Wain-Sta to the students, works vigorously planning displays and making posters to advertise this sale. Along with these other ac- tivities, the staff also takes charge of the lay-outs for the advertise- ment section of the yearbook. Now let me see... .- Front Row, Left to Right: G. Kuzma, B. Remick, L. Magee, R. Jiminez. Second Row: R. Philips, D. Shulkin, C. Weimer, D. Heberlig. Third Row: D. Marriott, Kenjarski. TYPISTS The B. S. I. Typists, under the direction of Mrs. Marjorie Perry, type up all items that are sent to the Rome Daily Sentinel and all the articles used on the bulletin board. Membership is limited to those stu- dents who have completed at least one year of typing. J. Moskal, T. b. 3.5 BROADCAST Under the direction of Mrs. Marjorie Perry, the B. S. I. Broadcast takes charge of all announcements over the school’s public address system. To become a member, students must rank high in the qualifying test and must maintain an English average of 85 percent or better. This year’s officers include: editor, Kirt Mump- ton; co-editor, Dale Marriott. Front Row, Left to Right: D. Pellegrino, C. Cecila, H. Goldstick, J. Stevens, P. Guiliano. Second Row: L. Davies, S. Ives, C. Fitsik, C. Whitmeyer, B. Yaworski. Third Row: T. D’Ambrosi, A. Bryan, C. Tyler, S. Mitchell, S. Houghton. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Marjorie Perry, the B. S. I. Press has had a large part in letting the public know about our school activities. The mem- bers write articles for the Rome Daily Sentinel con- cerning awards, club activities, honor and merit rolls and any other items of general interest. Two special features of the club are the college acceptance articles and graduation pages in the Sentinel. Front Row, Left to Right: E. Simington, M. Felardo, S. Luizzi. Second Row: C. Kurtyka, C. Jones, L. Davies, C. Cecelia. Third Row: G. Kuzma, D. Thaler, G. Gerace; E. Feisler. BULLETIN The Bulletin Board Division of the B. S. I. has the responsibility of writing interesting and informative articles to be used on the bulletin board in the front entrance of the old building. Front Row, Left to Right: T. Wardell, C. Volpe, S. Ritchie, M. Felardo, C. Cecilia, A. Vergilito, T. D’Ambrosi. Second Row: T. Manfrates, J. Edwards, S. Volk, H. Goldstick, M. Leeseberg, L. Davies, C. Kurtyka, L. Neiss, C. Galluppi. Third Row: C. Bates, A. Vergeline, K. Wall, G. Gunther, B. Colella, D. Fox, A. Bryan. Fourth Row: B. Pritchard, R. Yingling, R. La Russo, C. Tyler, S. Stewart, P. Ruby, D. Besenfelder, T. Kenjarski, G. Kuzma. All right, who hit me with that penny? 130 RED CROSS The Red Cross Council, representing the Junior Red Cross at R. F. A., is now under the leadership of Mr. Elmer Grapen- steter. Its first project was the annual membership drive conducted in the home- rooms. The members then made an Front Row, Left to Right: J. Messineo, Swaney, G. Plato, J. Stevens, C. Flanders, Johnson, K. Smith, S. Clark. Second Row: J. Mapullo, K. Trotz, D. Pellegrino, N. Kline, G. Kenny, M. Feola, A. Bush, A. Vergeline, S. Waterman, E. Wiejek. Third Row: S. Urban, C. Denti, J. Mosca, V. Nybo, B. Pocchiari, P. Kuehlem, S.. Houser, M. Miller. COUNCIL Front Row, Left to Right: J. Beckwith, L. Feldman, S. Hall, A.. Otis, C. Allen, R. Wheeler, P. Kiker, J. Edwards. Second Row: P. Coluccio, S. Shaffer, M. Keller, C. Yanthis, K. Harris, R. Sheldon, D. Martylewski, G. Gubbins, A. Madonia, P. Fitsik. Third Row: T. Boulant, R. Reed, K. Reed, J. Guaspari, C. Jones, R. Allen, G. Daniello. album and a chest of educational, per- sonal, and health supplies to be sent over- seas to those less fortunate than our- selves. This year’s officers are Kathy Harris, President; Gail Kenny, Vice-Pres- ident; and Joan Guaspari, Secretary. Wonder what the other countries are contributing? LIBRARY COUNCIL Front Row, Left to Right: T. Manfrates, C. Cecilia, D. Beech, P. Bush. Second Row: B. Brownstein, C. Armitage, B. VanDeWalker, R. Lado. The Library Council, with Mrs. Pelkey In many ways, this year has been a first and Mrs. Arthur as its sponsors, helps for the club. It is the first time a boy has students to learn library procedure. Mem- ever been president of the Council and bers must belong to the Rome Free has had a cabinet to help him. It is also Academy Student Association and must the first time in the club’s history that the have received a passing grade in all membership has exceeded 170 people. subjects the term before they are selected. 84 9 SBS x ie Y- = aA Front Row, Left to Right: J. Stevens, R. Tagliaferri, C. McCann, K. Wills, K. Brenon, C. Whitmeyer, C. Galluppi, J. Bartlett. Second. Row: T. Manfrates, G. Golden, T. Wardwell, T. D’Ambrosi, M. Felardo, L. Davies, S. Dunn, P. Mettauer, P. Coluccio. Third Row: Caro] Fitsik, A. Madonia, S. Mitchelk, K. Harris, R. Bryant, F. Wolf, H. Podkowka, S. Richards, R. Peraino. Fourth Row: B. VanDeWalker, C. Strom, C. Kurtyka, B. Janes, J Chmielewski, S. Prossner, P. Fitsik, R. Lado. Now, who will play the villain? HARLEQUINS This year Harlequins is under t he new sponsorship of Mrs. Jean Jankowski. Through active participation, members gain a general knowledge of acting, directing, lighting, make-up, and scenery. : - , Es , i a et? = —— = rat 22 , = a 2” 4a Ee i — ey Front Row, Left to Right: A. Munzer, B. Emilian, G. Plato, M. Gordon, M. Felardo, L. Davies, M. Louis, N. Kline, G. Smith. Second Row: C. Davidson, K. Harris, C. Woods, L. Gordy, R. Jimenez, R. Taylor, V. Bungert. Third Row: M. Elliott, C. Tyler, E. Fiesler, R. Hallmark, J. Ujlaky, H. Dyke. AQUATICS CLUB First Row, Left to Right: D. Burleigh, S. Clark, M. Leeseberg, A. Vergeline, T. Manfrates, C. Meier, C. Toti. Second Row: M. York, P. Lampman, G. Storm, C. Damon, D. Beech, K. McDaniels, L. Martin. Third Row: C. Anson, H. Podkowka, C. Davidson, R. Sheldon, K. Harris, B. Wright, L. Bidwell, C. Lawton, C. Jones, M. Dayton, F. Bungert, S. Yingling. Fourth Row: D. Tripp, G. Gunter, M. Sluman, S. Luizzi, J. Kurtyka, L. Golder, S. Rodgers, B. Johnson, S. Yerger, E. Wiejek, R. Schooley, J. Rosenburg. Fifth Row: M. Ramage, C. Moore, J. Wolfgang, K. Kinna, C. Oglesby, C. Tropila, P. Harvey, C. Smith, A. Freshman, L. Mowery, P. Gryziec. Sixth Row: P. Peyton, A. Yanthis, C. Williams, P. Shank, R. Tracy, S. Prossner, S. Laird, S. Miller, M. Gordon, T. Wardwell, L. Gagliardi, B. Carl, L. Wyher, S. Clarke, L. Grow, K. Gardinier. The purpose of the Aquatics Club is to promote a recreational swim program. Sponsored by Miss Ruth Thomas, the club en- courages many different water activities, such as water polo and water volleyball. This year was highlighted by a water ballet show held in December. PEP CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: C. Lyndaker, R. Versace, C. Raines, R. Reese, S. Mitchell, A. Madonia, R. Bryant, K. Knight, D. Fox. Second Row: E. Stabler, M. Short, S. Jacobs, S. Prossner, D. Toti, B. Wridge, A. Coulter, P. Coccia, G. Smith, G. Brink. Third Row: E. Stewart, J. Sroka, J. Willsey, J. Gualteri, R. Hallmark, P. Ruby, J. Ujlaky. Fourth Row: D. Berube, D. Guido, F. Parks, R. Ripple. The Rome Free Academy Pep Club operates under the leader- ship of Mrs. Helen Arthur and Mr. Edward Rapke. The club was organized to promote school spirit at all school functions. Among its many activities, the Pep Club holds a pep rally in the school’s stadium, provides bus transportation to and from basket- ball and football games, and sells megaphones and shakers to be used at the games. Front Row, Left to Right: B. Emilian, C. McCann, A. Weidenfeller, T. Wardwell, C. Roe, P. Scaccia, P. Shank, J. Stevens, R. Tagliaferri. Second Row: R. Soldato, D. Pellegrino, M. Gordon, P. Lucci, J. Spinelli, S. Waterman, C. Whitmeyer, C. Eannarino, B. Sherman, M. Arthur. Third Row: M. Felardo, L. Davies, S. Dunn, C. Allen, J. Sikora, P. Mathis, C. Fitsik, P. Kiker, P. Mettauer. Fourth Row: B. Pocchari, M. Elliott, K. Harris, B. Remick, J. Edwards. RADIO CLUB pie _— NE a ce a am — Operating over stations WRNY and WTLB, the Rome Free Academy Radio Club instructs students on the subject of commercial radio broadcasting through actual experience. Appli- cants for membership must show ability to read mature- ly and to write script well. Front Row, Left to Right: M. Vance, P. Kaser, R. Jones, C. Hurlbut, J. Harris. Second Row: F. Rudd, M. Parkhurst, E. Clabough, R. DelNero, E. Robinson. STAGE CREW Sponsored by Mr. Elmer Grapensteter, the Stage Crew operates the lighting and sound in the audi- torium. It is their respon- sibility to see that the school’s assemblies are im- proved by good lighting and good sound effects. The crew has done an ex- cellent job this year. Front Row, Left to Right: R. Favitta, S. Taffel, J. Butts, S. Averill, L. Gordy. Second Row: J. Mac Kay D. Wadopian, P. Ruby, J. Coccia, J. Benson, E. Robinson. FUTURE TEACHERS First Row, Left to Right: N. Milles, J. Messineo, S. Richie, E. Kent, B. DeGrazio, J. Spinelli, J. Sikora. Second Row: M. Arthur, K. Trotz, R. Rasmussen, J. Peglow, S. Lutwin, I. DeRuby, A. Vergeline, C. Elliott, D. Martylewski, K. Wall, J. Crull. The members of the Future Teachers of America, under the sponsorship of Mr. Irwin Brown, are given an opportunity to explore teaching as a career. To qualify for membership, these students must show an teachers, be carrying college interest in becoming 4 ie ’ a Ne ign | i | 5 fa Grifune. Third Row: S. Anderson, C. Lawton, M. preparatory courses and maintain grades of 75% or better. Along with their other activities this year, the members took a trip to the Seventh Annual New York State Conference of the Future Teachers of America. Front Row, Left to Right: R. Wheeler, C. Bradish, G. Sofia, M. Whitmeyer, A. Wadopian, R. Puglio, B. Samsel. Second Row: A. Richardson, R. Worlock, G. Gunter, J. Homokay, J. Pendelton, R. Peraino, M. Short, K. Knight. Third Row: F. Occhinero, C. Martin, M. Gifford, C. Tyler, S. Stewart. FUTURE Front Row, Left to Right: J. Corigliano, S. Senn, S. Row: S. Atkinson, C. Cobb, D. Smith, M. Church, R. Adkins, J. Beckwith, H. Podkowka, C. Denti, S. Birch, Luedtke, M. Bogack, C. Allen, M. Leake, S. Walker. A. Vergalito, C. Flanders. Second Row: P. Valvo, D. Fourth Row: R. Soldato, J. Revette, B. Chmielewski, M. Duffy, L. Salsworth, M. West, D. Mayo, A. Richardson, Gordon, B. McAllister, N. Popp, R. Gulla, G. Gubbins, C. Virezelaar, G. Smith, L. Olsen, E. Wiejek. Third S. Hall. The Future Nurses and Future Doctors, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Wolzmuth and Mrs. Case, was organized to acquaint interested students with hospital pro- cedures. Membership is limited to those students interested in nursing and medi- When do we start reorganizing the hospital? NURSES cine. The members do voluntary work in the hospital to test their own cap- abilities. The year was highlighted by a candy sale, a field trip to the Albany Medical Center, and the capping exercises in June. Front Row, Left to Right: G. Corigliano, C. Van Waldick, S. Searles, M. Stabinski, M. Sluman, D. Hetworth, D. Service, C. Smith, R. Worlock. Second Row: J. Ernen- wein, B. Sherman, J. Mellen, J. Edwards, K. Tyksinski, L. Dorety, R. Reece, C. Alyward, E. Oshel, G. Wheeler. | i] They say it has all kinds of uses. Third Row: C. Strom, P. Bitzer, J. Pendleton, C. Jones, G. Mercurio, K. Berg, B. Sherrill, D. Jachens, J. Ham- mond, E. Feisler. Fourth Row: B. Voci, J. Ferlo, A. Grande, E. Robinson, G. Gubbins, P. Graham, S. Wodley. Top to Bottom: P. Joanis, P. Potocki, N. Fountain, S. Jacovissi, C. Soeur, D. Christman, P. Harvey, Mrs. Graves, A. Percival, E. Chmielewski, S. Hahn, B. Renwick, J. Revette. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The Future Homemakers, under the direction of Each year the group brings gifts to the aged at Mrs. Marian Graves, was created to promote wholesome the Nursing Home and holds cultural discussions on recreation and leadership. such topics as “A Teenagers’ Life Abroad.” Top to Bottom: M. Adolfi, D. Shanley, V. Nizzi, J. Kotary, D. Robillard, T. Madsen, J. Freson, M. Brockway, J. Bartlett, C. Van Waldick, C. Gefune, D. Ledger. FRENCH CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: S. Ritchie, A. Andriette, lich, B. Pritchard. Third Row: D. Fox, P. Schatz, R. C. Cecilia, P. Wardwell, B. Remick, L. Neiss, T. Jiminez, J. Bryden, R. Capponi, R. Johnson, T. Hogan, Wardwell, C. Eannarino, C. Whitmeyer. Second Row: B. Childress. Fourth Row: R. Dean, J. Black, J L. Martin, E. Goldstick, A. Wiedenfeller, S, Haus, Bobela, J. Hinman, J. Clough. R. Tracy, M. Dayton, C. Moore, B. Colella, T. Cucu- Under the direction of Miss Katherine Clarke and Miss Ruth Barnard, the French Club offers the opportunity to its members of. exhibiting their knowledge through skits and narratives. Membership is open to all students who have suc- cessfully completed one year of French. This year’s club has initiated a fund-raising drive to bring an exchange student to R. F. A. fos the 1962-1963 school year. L’Auto 54— O8 @tes-vous? LATIN CLUB During their monthly meetings, the members of the Latin Club try to advance an understanding of and an interest in the Rome of Cicero’s day. Membership is restricted to those students who have taken or are taking Latin III. Club officers this year in- clude: president, Sandra Urban: vice-president, Richard Gentil- core; secretary, Sally Dunn. af Ms Front Row, Left to Right: S. Dunn, S. Urban, C. Kurtyka, C. Lucio, B. Carl. Second Row: R. Gentilcore, T. Boulant, T. Kenjarski, J. Ujlaky, J. Benson, G. Tripler. GERMAN CLUB The German Club, under the capable direction of Mr. Rudolf Schnakenberg, was set up to im- prove and expand the knowledge of participating students, who must have completed at least one year of German. The club holds a banquet in June in traditional German style. ha. ai Front Row: S. Dunn, B. Versace, S. Waterman, E. Kuehlem, R. Hallmark, P. Ruby, R. Tomeo. Second Row: C. Kurtyka, S. S. Prossner, C. Lyndaker, F. Bauer. First Row, Left to Right: M. Lawson, A. Munser, R. Tagliaferri, J. Luedtke, G. Moore, D. Pelle- grino, S. Clarke, S. Pace, J. Corigliano. Second Row: M. Miller, A. LaBella, M. Butterworth, J. Francine, D. Adams, C. Phillips, A. Piemonte, J. Tagliaferri, R. Briggs, R. Peraino, J. Roswig. Fourth Row: A. Calandra, R. LaRusso, T. Boulant, D. Nowlin, J. Keefe, D. Fiore, T. Clinton, B. Fazio, P. Bates, G. Kuzma, P. Coccia. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, under the direction of Mr. Gordon Seckner, was organized to promote the use of Spanish outside of class. The club meets once a month. During the meetings students put their classroom knowledge to use for their own pleasure. Now what’s he think is so funny? 4 Front Row, Left to Right: D. Senn, A. Munzer, D. Heslem, D. Semo, B. Emilian, C. Versilloni, C. Pettinelli, D. Pellegrino. Second Row: K. Kinna, P. Canino, S. Dunn, C. Galluppi, S. Bartlett, P. Ward- A CAPPELLA CHOIR Each year the Choir participates in the NYSSMA to establish a rating. Last year an “A” rating was well, P. Kiker, H. Jones, S. Waterman. Third Row: K. Wright, M. Butterworth, C. Lyndaker, J. Francen, L. Dorety, M. Bowers, M. Elliott, K. Harris, R. Versace, C. Davidson. The A Cappella Choir under the skillful direction of Mr. William Moonan, performs each year in several assemblies given for the students of Rome Free Academy. acquired. Ray Ringwald’s composition “The Song of Christmas” The highlight of the season is the choir banquet held was performed for the students and also given at a con- in the spring. cert accompanied by the Rome Civic Orchestra. Front Row, Left to Right: A. Sacer, B. Allen, L. Brink, G. Close, J. Coccia. Third Row: Mr. Moonan, Engleman, R. Bryant, D. DiDone, S. Laird, J. B. Scaccia, D. Midlam, K. Carrier, J. Davis, D. Sorinson, C. Wood. Second Row: F. Wolf, J. Riolo, Marriott, R. Sherill, J. Ujlaky. J. Cupak, M. Ball, H. Podkowka, S. Richards, G. ORCHESTRA in iF aut oe te Ams 1p! A a OR UE i ag Ne 1 Hoss eS, gi Front Row, Left to Right: D. Toti, D. Pellegrino, S. Broskay, E. Tyksinski, R. Taylor, A. Wasser, V. Migliori, Szyper, M. Elliott, E. Robinson, N. Draper, P. Sasenbury, J. Jaski, E. Kuehlem, P. Carambia, P. Zawaly, T. Man- M. Whitmeyer, A. Wadopian. Second Row: S. Luizzi, M. frates, M. O’Brien. Fourth Row: J. Kurtyka, C. Yanthis, Martin, M. Feola, M. Tork, J. Boc, A. Scerra, C. Bates, F. Wolf, B. Loomis, S. Mulga, D. Tagliaferri, K. Stanton, R. Bielby, C. Toti, E. Simington, J. French, G. Nickerson, G. Plato, D. Urtz, B. Lado, Mr. Mathers. C. Shepard, A. Yanthis. Third Row: A. LaBella, P. The Rome Free Academy Orchestra under ment but also of working together in an organ- the new leadership of Mr. Willard Mathers, is ized group. an organization which has given the student In cooperation with the A Cappella Choir, body much enjoyment in the past years. It not the orchestra took part in the presentation of the only offers its members the opportunity of be- Song of Christmas on December 15. coming proficient in playing a musical instru- Alphabetical Order: E. Anken, R. Arthur, J. Beardsley, J. Benson, D. Besenfelder, B. Best, R. Bielby, A. Bryan, L. Campola, P. Carambia, P. Cataldo, E. Clabaugh, J. Clough, C. Cobb, D. Consilio, M. Delaney, J. Durfee, R. Eggan, D. Ellison, E. Fiesler, S. Freed, J. Gardner, C. Gibson, R. Griffiths, J. Harison, M. Hayner, G. Hunt, J. Jaske, R Johnson, P. Kozma, E. Kuehlem, G. Kretser, R. Lado, E. Latimer, L. Lentini, B. Loomis, R. Luiere, T, Manfrates, The Rome Free Academy Band, under the direc- tion of Mr. John Wise, provides students with the oppor- tunity of playing in an organized musical group. The band has added an extra sparkle to many activities this year. In half-time entertainment, in the spring concert, and in many assemblies, it has proved itself worthy of R. Matrassi, R. Melone, V. Migliori, B. Moore, S. Mulga, E. Murer, M. O’Brien, K. Osborne, J. Paul, J. Peglow, R. Phillips, W. Pope, L. Pugh, L. Reichardt, R. Rizzuto, W. Safran, S. Silberman, E. Simington, D. Simone, R. Simmons, C. Stagliano, F. Stellato, M. Stevens, N. Strange, B. Sweezey, D. Tagliaferri, R. Taylor, S. Thomas, C. Toti, R. VanEvery, J. Wafful, A. Wasser, R. Weiss, F. Wolf, P. Zawaly, J. Zimecki. high praise. In January the band was split into a concert band and a preparatory band. Since the number of students has increased, membership has become competitive. Competition not only improves the quality of the band, bat also produces better musicians. SOPHOMORE CHOIR First Sopranos: S. Alyward, M. Besenfelder, E. Burdick, S. Crowell, J. Harris, D. Martylewski, J. Messineo, I. Mowers, J. Murray, F. Verdgeline, A. Vergalito. Basses: Destito, W. Fernandez, C. Herold, D. Maxwell, Because this year’s increase in students has caused the A Cappella Choir to accept only juniors and seniors, the Sophomore Choir was 146 established to allow the sophomores to display Occhionero, E. Sanford, K. Wortman, D. Robillard. Second Sopranos: C. Bradish, M. Carpenter, J. Cicero, S. Getty, S. Myslinski, S. Pillmore, J. Tuthill, R. Worlock, C. Tropila. J. Rosenburgh, S. Smith, R. Swaney, J. Tarasorick, C. Vriezelaar. D. Cavano, J. Dickson, R. Malonkis, B. Mareellus, J. Marullo, P. Tenors: L. Pugh, D. D. Maio, R. Swartz, J. Vaccaro, S. Versace. Second Basses: D. Mecca, K. Meier, J. Mercoldie First Altos: C. Flanders, C. Martin, Second Altos: S. Atkinson, Murphy, M. Nieklew, A. Washburn, R. McPhillips, D. Stevenson. First J. Baynes, D. Bradford, D. R. Townsend, R. Wells, A. Glasgow. their talents. Under the direction of Mr. William Moonan, the Choir participated in the Christmas Assembly, which was held on December 15. MAJORETTES José Luedeke The Majorettes add color and grace to our band during the half-time entertainment. This year they have outdone themselves in providing enter- taining and orginal routines. Front Row: S. Anderson, M. Miller, H. Podkowka; G. Sofia, B. Cadrette. Second Row: F. S. Woolley, J. Wolfgang, C. Strom, R. Larusso, C. Yanthis. Third Row: N. Milles, P. Scaccia, S. Plato, D. Shanley, L. Olsen, B. Rasmussen, C. Flanders. MacLachlan, SENIOR GYM LEADERS Front Row, Left to Right: S. Evans, J. Bereza, F. R. Reece, H. Podkowka, T. Madsen. Fourth Row: Nunhaver, S. Anderson, D. Pellegrino, S. Dunn, L. C. Strom, M. Hull, P. Kiker, P. Wardwell, M. Davies, M. Felardo, E. Goldstick, A. Second Row: B. Remick, C. Tardbania, L. Tracy, D. Fox, F. McLoughlin, Mettauer, L. Third Row: Rienzo, P. Coluccio, S. Panasci, M Shaffer, S. Waterman, B. Magee. Percival. Bitzer, M. Willett, R. Puglio, M. Elliott, S. Mitchell, R. A. Madonia, P. A. Coccia, D. Burgdorf, S. Sherman, P. Shephard, Keller, B. Cadrette, P. Tyksinski, G. Fifth Row: K. Mc Zeal, B. Mallison, J. Prossner. Graham, J. Stoddard, L. Dorety, P. Harris, B. Allen, C. Barber, F. Mosca, Kurtyka, E. Wolf, D. Stabler, Swetland, The purpose of the Gym Leader’s Club is to give leadership training to students, especially those interested in physical education. Under the direction of Mrs. Irene O’Shea, the students assist the teacher in conducting gym classes. The highlight of the year is the Club’s banquet held in May. It includes the members of all three Gym Leader Clubs. Front Row: B. Vaccaro, B. Emilian, C. Fitsik, T. Wardwell, M. Short, P. Mathis, E. Simington, M. Martin, E. Chmielewski. Second Row: R. Soldato, R. Tagliaferri, J. Stevens, P. Guiliano, K. Brenon, M. Strange, P. Lucci, P. Shank, C. Prevo, J. Sikora. Third Row: S. Szyper, C. Whitmeyer, C. Eannarino, L. Hodkinson, C. McCann, P. Uvanni, J. Spinelli, S. Urban, P. Versace, G. Straub. Fourth Row: J. Wyher, T. Manfrates, L. Neiss, A. Cuculich, C. Galluppi, T. D’Ambrosi, R. Spinelli, P. Gisondi, J. Ernenwein, J, Edwards. Colella, R. Peraino, K. Harvey. Ss. N. S. OFFICIATING CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: P. Guiliano, A. Munzer, Straub, C. Denti, J. Tuthill, L. Magee, P. Mathis, C. M. Short, B. DeGrazio, P. Lucci, M. Strange, D. Shephard, D. Beech, B. Remick. Fourth Row: J. Swetland, C. Toti, K. Meier. Second Row: J. Boc, R. Tracy, M. Willett, H. Podkowka, M. Spinelli, P. Shank, A. Vergeline, L. Hodkinson, B. Gordon, D. Fox, S. Szyper, C. Moore, M. Keller, Rasmussen, C. Pettinelli, A. Richardson, B. Carl, B. Pritchard. P. Paton. Third Row: J. Herman, J. Drumluk, G The purpose of the Officiating Club, under the guidance of Mrs. Irene O’Shea, is to teach the girls the rules of sportsmanship and of officiating. Any girl in R. F. A. is eligible to join and is grouped according to the mark she receives on her rules test. This year’s officers include: Millie Strange, president; Barbara DeGrazio, vice- president; Mary Short, secretary; Pat Lucci, treasurer. Who put him in the line up? BLOCK R Left, Front to Back: S. Luizzi, M. Strange P. Lucci, L. Magee, P. Shank, P. Mathis, E. Hannah, M. Short, D. Swetland, C. Jones, K. Knight, S. Panasci, D. Heberlig, D. Midlam, J. Bob. la, V. Ruby, D. Woodruff, E. Maya, J. Burlison, A. Pratt, F. De Costy, F. Peraino, R. Weiss, J. Dublanica, N. Esposito, R. Tracy. Sponsored by Coach George Flood, the Block The club sells programs at football games and R. Club encourages good sportsmanship and extensive refreshments at the basketball games to raise money athletic participation. To be eligible for membership, for their annual banquet. New members are invited to students must have received their nine-inch letter and join at that time. a majority of votes from former Block R. members. 150 FOOTBALL 412, i Front Row, Left to Right: F. DeCosty, R. Fazio, J. Burlison, W. Ridge, D. Warcup, M. Monroe, B. Loomis, J. Davis, F. DiMaggio, B. Selden. Second Row: Manager J. Riolo, K. Wright, S. Hulga, F. Peraino, N. Esposito, D. Heberlig, E. Williams, C. Gardinier, D. Midlam, R. Ripple, T. Myslinski, G. Carro, Manager B. Sykes. -Third Row: Trainer Joseph Skwarek, H. Petrow, W. Senus, For the second time in three years, Rome Free Academy’s varsity football team has completed an un- defeated and untied season. Coached by George Flood and his assistant, Edmund Weed, the Black Knights started their winning streak by defeating a big, but slow, Mount Pleasant team. R. F. A. won its first contest 13-0, with Nick Esposito gaining 138 yards for Rome. In Rome’s first home game a spirited New Hartford team failed to check Jerry Burlison who scored three of Rome’s four touchdowns. Rome received revenge in its next game for the previous year’s shutout by defeating New Rochelle 34-13 as Fiore De Costy inter- cepted three New Rochelle passes and scored on a fifty-five yard fake pass. Against Auburn, Rome came from behind in the final quarter with Jerry Burlison scoring in the final two minutes of the game to frustrate Auburn’s hope for an upset. Against Proctor, Rome could manage only two touchdowns despite a more than 300 yard ground gaining total. These were, however, enough to out- class the Proctor squad 13-6. A 13-0 victory over Whites- boro clinched the Central Oneida League Championship for Rome. Under rainy, mud-soaked conditions, the Black Knights humbled their traditional rival, U. F. A., 34-7 as the R. F. A. student body braved the weather to spur the team on. In the final game, R. F. A. completed its all-winning J. Sciarillo, G. Scothon, J. Simiele, V. Grieco, A. Pratt, C. Shirk, J. Petrelli, J. Lombino, S. Richards. Fourth Row: Assistant Coach Edmund Weed, L. Ciotti, R. Mercurio, P. Lachut, D. Spinelli, R. Ryan, J. Bovi, M. O'Brien, J. Longo, P. Cataldo, D. Commerford, Head Coach George Flood. season by downing a previously undefeated Watertown team 16-2. This last victory entered the Romans as Central Interscholastic Conference Champions. Among the honors which the team has received, has been the selection of seven of its members as C.O.L. All Stars: John Bovi, Jerry Burlison, Don Commerford, Fiore DeCosty, Chuck Gardinier, Vinny Grieco, and Al Pratt. Two representatives, Burlison and Gardinier, were chosen as first string Central New York All Stars, while Vinny Grieco was chosen for a second string position on this same all star team. Jerry Burlison was chosen by Scholastic Coach as a High School All Ameri- can, and the team itself was chosen by this magazine as one of the three best teams in the state. Congratulations to all concerned for an outstanding effort. RECORD Mt. Pleasant New Hartford New Rochelle Auburn Proctor Whitesboro UaAk. A. Watertown Gardinier pulls down T.D. pass in the darkness DeCosty leaps for needed yardage. of the end zone. Vinny Grieco clears the way for Jerry. That’s what I like — team work? $ � Jerry Burlison Coach Flood Vincent Grieco —, 4 ‘ 2 . . John Bovi Donald Commerford Fiore DeCosty i Nicholas Esposito — =a % r; 4 Ye % Ronald Fazio Dean Heberlig Paul Lachut Joseph Lombino Ronald Mercurio Samuel Mulga Michael O’Brien t Alfred Pratt Joseph Petrelli Henry Petrow Stuart Richards Raymond Ripple Brian Selden Charles Shirk James Simiele Dean Warcup CROSS COUNTRY First Row: T. Clinton, J. Verminski, D. Wood- ruff, L. Reese, T. Hogan, G. Weiss, J. Verminski, T. Richards, J. Bello. Second Row: T. Root, K. McCleod, G. Boyd, S. Beach, J. Plunkett, H. Holst, T. Boulant, K. Pouliot, P. Ruby, J. Despite an injury to its captain, Louis Reese, the 1961 Cross Country team remained undefeated in dual meets for the fourth con- secutive year. Under Coach William Coughlin, who estimated that each harrier ran a total of over 300 practice miles, the Romans blanked teams from New Hartford and Auburn. The team finished tenth at the Proctor Invi- tational out of a field of thirty-three teams, sec- DiBella, Coach Coughlin. Third Row: L. Plunkett, C. Weimer, C. McZeal, K. Woodruff, . Adkins, L. Rebisz, J. Kekis, D. Pryor, R. Loughner, B. Carmody. ond at the Watertown Invitational, and second in the Section III Meet. In this sectional meet, Joe and John Verminski won a chance to run in the Intersectional Meet where they finished twenty-seventh and eighteenth respectively, run- ning against more than a hundred top state run- ners. To round off the regular season, the team captured the Central Oneida League Champion- ship for the fourth year in a row. Above: After 2.5 gruesome miles, Romans finish first and third. Right: The gun is fired and the Central Oneida League Championship is under way. BASKETBALL First Row, Left to Right: G. Fazio, J. Bovi, C. Shirk, J. Long, D. Warcup, K. Wright. Second Row: Coach Fred Dair, B. Dickson, L. Janczewski, C. Shilling, B. Ryan, T. Hill, D. Sobik, T. Puchyr. The varsity basketball team, under the direction of Coach Fred Dair, finished its season with a record of 10 wins and 8 losses. One of the biggest highlights of the season was Rome’s placing third in the select Linton Christmas Basketball Festival. Other high- lights included Joe Long’s consistent high scoring, Bob Ryan’s line drive jump shots, Keith Wright’s ball handling, and Bill Dick- son’s fine rebounding. Charles Shirk ; John Bovi Captain Joe Long Joe Long drives in for the basket. Bovi strains for the rebound. Joe coils for the jump shot. Boy, can he jump! WRESTLING Front Row, Left to Right: L. Plunkett, R. McPhillipps, R. Luiere, L. Reese. Second Row: L. Campola, J. Bello, F. Wampfler, T. Kirk. Third Row: Coach Weed, A. Pratt, T. Myslinski, J. Simiele, R. Haladun. Missing: F. Peraino, F. Urbanski. Under the direction of Coach Ed Weed, the Rome Free Academy wres- tling team completed its highly suc- cessful season with a record of 1] wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie. Not only did the team win the Central Oneida League, but it also placed second in the Central New York Wrestling League, second in the Christmas _ Invitational Tournament, and second in the league tournament. Tournament champions from Rome in- cluded Larry Plunkett, Louis Reese, Fred Wampfler, Frank Peraino, and Al Pratt. For the first time in R. F. A. history, the team won the section III Wrestling Championsnip. SWIMMING First Row, Left to Right: B. Allen, M. Law, T. Feeney, L. J. Benson, T. Huguenin, D. Sullivan, B. Reese, D. Shulkin, Steele, J. Mackay, M. Kunkel, D. Arthur, J. Howell, G. K. Colgan, D. Hood. Fourth Row: Manager D. Townsend, Daniello. Second Row: P. Jones, T. Church, D. Midlam, Manager P. Coccia, R. Favitta, S. Averill, R. Palackas, G. Captain K. Washburn, V. Ruby, B. Mellay, J. Bobela, J. Weiss, D. Crabtree, J. Rosenburg, D. Nero, Coach Jim Sroka, Assistant Coach Gigliotti. Third Row: R. Ferguson, Wells. This year’s swimming team, led by Captain Keith Washburn and coached by Jim Wells, compiled a fine season record of 13 wins and 4 losses. Throughout the season, Rome remained one of the strongest contenders for league honors. New records were set in: 400 yard freestyle, John Mackay; 200 yard freestyle, Bob Mellay; 100 yard butterfly, Jack Bobela; 200 yard medley relay, Phil Jones, Mike Kunkel, John Sroka, Jack Bobela; and the 200 yard freestyle relay, Jack Bobela, Tom Feeney, John Mackay, and Vincent Ruby. To climax the season the team won the Section III Swimming Championship for the second time in a row. Like they say, “The early bird catches the The freestyle is off to a flying start. Left to Right: D. Goetz, W. Sykes, R. Barry, D. Fleet, C. Burke, P. Dain, R. Townsend, Assistant Captain J. Burlison, P. Bates, R. Harris, T. Sanzone, L. Mackey, J. Lovier, Captain D. Heberlig, M. O'Brien, B. Townsend, Manager S. Prozny. Missing: C, Gardinier, T. Henderson, D. Simons. Kneeling: Coach Donald Geary. Now in its second year on Rome Free Academy’s roster of varsity sports, the hockey team completed its rugged schedule with a commendable record. Under the direction of Donald Geary, a former Olympic hockey player, the team compiled wins over several of the teams from Northern New York State. Season high scorers for the team were Jerry Burlison, Dean Heberlig, and Peter Dain respectively. Roman drives all the way for the score. BASEBALL First Row, Left to Right: Coach Fred Dair, L. Delutis, F. DeCosty, P. VanParys, J. Simiele, D. Alsante. Second Row: F. Lisewski, J. Dublanica, E. Maya, D. Heberlig, A. Jeffreys, J. Long, H. Marinus. Third Row: L. Mezza, J. Burlison, B. Ziankowski, R. Halpin, J. Fitzgerald, T. Puchyr. yp on Kk First Row, Left to Right: M. Testa, T. Richards, M. Dickson, W. Sherrell, J. Verminski, T. Clinton, R. Cardillo, Lomery, R. Favitta, G. Close, F. Peraino, M. Monroe, D. A. Bitely, D. Woodruff, Coach Coughlin. Fourth Row: Thaylor, G. Scothon, K. Pouliot, C. Weimer, R. Gray. P. Hammon, D. Marriott, J. Martin, G. Weiss, N. Esposito, Second Row: Manager R. Versace, T. Hogan, W. Fleet, R. Mercurio, V. Ruby, R. Millay, J. Allen, C. Izzo, L. C. Parmalee, T. Spargo, R. Plunkett, C. Laird, D. Robbins, Campola, A. Verrenti. Fifth Row: J. Verminski, R. Tomeo, W. Colangelo, R. Wolf, G. Moore. Third Row: Coach V. Migliori, L. Reese, E. Stewart, P. Lachut, J. Guthrie, Garlinghouse, G. Clark, T. Myslinski. V. Grieco, W. K. Colgan, R. Fiore, D. Midlam. TENNIS First Row, Left to Right: R. Rienzo, G. Kuzma, R. Vandersloot, D. Grow, G. Atkinson. Second Row: Coach Weightman, P. Ruby, T. Kenjarski, P. Graul, D. Decker, G. Sexton. BOWLING First Row, Left to Right; T. Price, P. Cataldo, J. Mammone, T. Boulante, S. Haus, J. Ross. Second Row: V. Martinelli, J. Dublanica, B. Scaccia, D. Besenfelder, F. Martenez. Third Row: D. Decker, D. Marriott, M. Burkard, W. Childress, L. Reichtardt. GIRLS’ SPORTS BASKETBALL Any sophomore, junior, or senior girl is eligible to play girls’ intramural basket- ball, which begins in November. In January, playday teams composed of the best players were chosen to participate in interscholastic games. At the end of the basketball season, sophomore, junior, and senior girls were chosen to represent their classes in Strough Competition, which is a co-ed, class against class participation on a point basis. Front Row, left to right: M. Short, S. Szyper, E. Hannah, K. Knight. Back Row: M. Strange, S. Panasci, C. Clinton, C. McCann. Gee, I wish I hadn’t eaten that third sandwich . . . Left to Right: S. Johnson, D. Swetland, E. Hannah, S. Shaffer, G. Straub, M. Perry, S. Waterman, R. Tracy, S. McZeal. Under the direction of Miss Marilyn Thomas, the Rome Free Academy girls participated in the second largest sport at R. F. A., volleyball. As in basketball, the girls participated in both intramural and interscholastic competition. After the girls competed with schools such as Boonville, Clinton, V. V. S., and New Hartford, they terminated the season with a large playday with approximately twenty schools competing. On this day Playoffs were held to determine the best team out of all the area schools. Be careful, don’t break that bubble. Watch out, here it comes! FIELD HOCKEY In September, the girls’ hockey team, under the direction of Miss Ruth Solan and Miss Marilyn Thomas, began its practice at Laurel Street School. After several days of practice, teams one and two (inter- school teams) and teams three and four (intramural teams) were cho- sen. Teams three and four may also participate in interscholastic games. Members of these teams were able to display their ability against such schools as Hamilton, Clinton, V.V.S., and New Hartford. Left to Right: B. Vacarro, K. Wills, P. Wardwell, B. Remick, H. Podkowka, T. Wardwell, L. Trophia, L. Magee, M. Keller. The girls’ tennis team of R.F.A., spon- sored by Miss Eleanor Herman, has had a successful season against such oppoents as New Hartford, Clinton, and V.V.S. The team is composed of intermediate and advanced tennis players. At the tennis ‘meets, the girls participate in singles and doubles according to their ability. Left to Right: K. Harris, D. Swetland, S. Prossner, M. Burgdorf, C. Denti. Front to Back: S. Ames, P. Shank, S. Houser, M. Miller. Sandy Caruso Jill Watson Clockwise: D. Iodice, P. Rahrig, S. Luizzi, T. Mazzafero, S. Caruso, C. Stropp, S. Panasci, K. O’Connor, M. Elliot, A. LaBella, S. Waterman, J. Sonsini, L. Magee, N. Wentworth. Sandy Waterman Sandy Panasci “We're from Rome and no one could be prouder” LEADERS Margie Elliot Linda Magee Sue Luizzi These were the cries of our vivacious cheerleaders as they encouraged our boys to victory. The shouts, the cheers, the outbursts of enthusiasm rang through the ears of all the R.F.A. students. The cheer- leaders, along with their mascot Melvin, have greatly contributed to the school spirit at both the basketball and the football games. J. V.’s. Front to Back: Donna Iodice, Peggy Rahrig, Theresa Mazzafero, Cyndy Stropp, Cathy O’Connor, Arlene LaBella, Jeannine Sonsini, Nan Went- worth. The Rome Free Academy girls’ track team, coached by Miss Alberta Johnson, participated in meets with several area schools. The girls had a choice of field events such as the high jump, the running broad jump, and the basketball throw, or running events such as relays and dashes. Front Row, left to right: K. Tyksinski, H. Podkowka, K. Harris, E. Hannah. Second Row: P. Wardwell, C. Jones, S. McZeal, C. Clinton, J. Pendleton. One of the Spring sports enjoyed by R.F.A. girls is softball, under the direction of Miss Marilyn Thomas. The inter-school team consists of junior and senior girls chosen from the intra-mural teams. Dur- ing many Spring playdays, the girls have played host to such schools as Clinton, New Hartford, Boonville, and Camden. SOFTBALL Front Row, left to Right: S. Evans, C. Fitsik, M. Burgdorf. Second Row: S. Murray, P. Lucci, P. Guiliano, S. Urban. ARCHERY a ® | % ASA, 2 — A Front to Back: G. Nickerson, B. Pritchard, B. Weeks, G. Mercurio. Left to Right: L. Gaudin, M. Gordon, B.Jones, C. Jones. BOWLING Left to Right: B. Jones, E. Burth, C. Gifune, J. Taylor, S. Cavanaugh, S. Ames, G. Sanford, C. Shepard, D. Ledger, S. Hulburt, A. Bryant, B. Samsel. Under the direction of Mrs. Dorothea Finley and Mrs. Irene O’Shea, the R.F.A. girls’ archery team has had a victorious season. The highest scorers among the archery participants are chosen as contenders for inter-school competition. Area schools such as Clin- ton, New Hartford, and Boonville have competed, against Rome in these play- days. The girls’ bowling team of R.F.A. is under the supervision of Miss Angela George. On Tuesday and Thursday of each week, the girls bowl at the Rome Bowling Center. As in all other sports, the best players bowl in interscholastic competition. That darn fly... Did you see that? Next time girls, no makeup in the pool! SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY THROUGH R.F.A. 1959 SEPTEMBER — Class of 62 enters RFA. C. S. P. ‘declares martial law. OCTOBER — Class of ’62 sets new total detention hour record. DECEMBER — Sophomore class petitions Santa Claus to send Voo-Doo doll for Senior class. 1960 JANUARY — Entire Sophomore Class black-listed for their part in squealing on the Senior New Year’s party. APRIL — Sophomore Class asks for roof repair during “April Showers”. MAY — Record set by class of 62 for ruining most square inches of lawn. AUGUST — Future Junior Class riot staged at Mayor’s office. 1961 FEBRUARY — Class of °62 holds Sweetheart Dance — no girls show up. APRIL — Checks for the Junior Prom decorations bounce. Junior Class officers put on carpet. MAY — Be kind to teachers week held by students. 33 teachers quit after apples are found to contain worms. JUNE — Junior Class stages “Chuck Your Books” contest. SEPTEMBER — Senior Class declares dictatorship. OCTOBER — Senior Class erects statue to the “Great Pumpkin”. NOVEMBER — Bonfire staged by Class of 62. Amazing shortage of desks noted by C. S. P. DECEMBER — Santa Claus arrives at RFA. Senior class riots. 1962 MARCH — Member of Senior Class writes book — ] Was a Teen Age Monster by Stu Haus. APRIL — Don Commerford decides to turn over new leaf. He decides to give up his former ways and become a missionary. MAY — Senior Class holds mass meeting to burn class officers in effigy. JUNE — Class of ’62 graduates — normality returns to RFA. Don’t let your romance fade — fade — fade away. must have said something wrong. United we stand, divided we — MOST MOST POPULAR ATHLETIC Nicholas Esposito Mary Short Jill Watson Jerry Burlison BEST DRESSED Joseph Long Carolyn Tyler Brian Selden Colleen McCann MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 4 — 9 ‘ , Leonard Gordy Susan Freed POPULARTY POLL vn BEST ALL AROUND Dean Heberlig Kayesandra Crozier James Summa Linda Magee DONE MOST FOR R.F.A. CUTEST COUPLE Thomas Kenjarski Roberta Tracy Stewart Richards Helen Podkowka WITTIEST FRIENDLIEST Daniel Peck Donald Commerford Bernadette Remick CLASS DREAMER Donna Civitelli Charles Gardinier MOST MUSICAL Diane Pellegrino Dominick Toti Sally Dunn NICEST SMILE Sandra Waterman BEST LINE Vincent Ruby Keith Washburn DATE APPLICATION Name Phone No. Height Weight Color of eyes (left) (right) Blood Type Complexion Hair (yes) (no) Other features ————— a. ‘prominent moles b. warts Figure Torso (check yours) Sensational Enticing Frail Rugged Legs (check one alike, two if different) Bow legs Pigeon-toed Flabby Piano legs Knock-kneed Slender-ankled Head Number— Shape Nose Sk? slide Banana Hackey hook Russian Overall inches in length (if in feet, do not bother to complete application) Teeth How many? Yours? Do you bite? Type Heartbreaker Talkative Wallflower Serious-type Jealous Sophisticated Do you dance? On partner's toes? Do your parents object to your dating R.F..A. boys? If so, why? If not, why not? Do you have a sister? If so, how old? Do you have a big brother? If so, how big? How late can you stay out? How late after that? Is your home a house? - Apartment? Hotel? If living at home, indicate the exact location of: Parent’s Bedroom Light Switch Couch Refrigerator Nearest Exit Will you try anything once? Twice? ? More???!! What is your capacity for the following: Sterno Wood Alcohol Wheatgerm juice Anti-freeze NaHCO, Lighter Fluid Ill. Health Statement Have you been vaccinated? For What? Have you any contagious diseases? I swear that all above information is correct to the best of my ability. Signature Do not write below this line. After date suggestions for improvement: Which one of you girls will it be tonight? Mr. Palombi: “What does one car approaching a railroad crossing at 80 miles per hour, plus one train approach- ing a railroad crossing at 108 miles per hour equal?” Kurt Mumpton: “I don’t know, what does it equal?” Mr. Palombi: “A caboose full of scrap metal.” Mrs. Perry: “Give me an example of a collective noun.” Dean Heberlig: “A garbage can?”- Roddy Weiss: “I saw a man come into a drugstore and order a chocolate sundae with whipped cream on top, and right away I knew he'was a sailor.” Keith Washburn: “How did you know that?” Roddy Weiss: “He had a sailor suit on.” Jim Summa: “Why are you taking those math problems to the gym?” Chuck Gardinier: “I've got some fractions to reduce.” Tom Kenjarski: “What's the best way to catch a rabbit?” Barb Colella: “I give up, what?” Tom Kenjarski: “Stand behind a tree and sound like a carrot.” NEWS FLASH! ! A football player is lying on the field injured. The doctor reports: 3 broken ribs 1 compound fracture 1 broken arm Coach Flood, deeply concerned, asks him, “Does it hurt, son?” He replies, “Only when I laugh, Coach.” “Just think, Judy, now we can eat at Daddy’s!” “I wonder if I'll grow up and become another Dick Clark?” COLLEGE BOARDS Fill in the blanks: 1. Before Einstein discovered the Theory of Relativity it was lost for ———__——-_ years. 2. The Kinetic Theory of Energy means: - - 3. If you saw the sign “Smile, you’re on Candid Camera”, you would think you're in: A. Shower Room B. Hardware Store C. A dentist’s chair Mathematieal Problems: This space for computation 1: If you had 8 rockers and needed 10 rockers, how far off your rocker would you be? 2. If “A” takes 7 hours to weed ‘a row of onions, and “B” takes 2 hours, how long would it take for people to do the job? 3. Marge has $10; she gives Bill $5. How much more will she have to give him before he decides he knows her? 4. A man takes 6 hours to write 3,000 words by hand; how long would it take him if he used a pencil? ; i ; { y) , } : if ry D JL- ’ 1)ii Dihe Seavl oth of ) y ; Rome FREE ACADEMY 500 TurRIN STREE7 Rome, New YorkK DVERTISING SEMPER FIDELIS SORORITY Lee Bitzer, Marcia Burgdorf, Jo Carrieri, Donna Civitelli, Adele Coccia, Valerie Corasinette, Carol Fitsic, Patty Graham, Lorraine Hodkinson, Sue Hodierene, Anna Madonia, Patty Mathis, Gail ‘Maurer, Colleen McCann, Jeanette Mosca, Sue Murray, Sandy Panasci, Dianne Rienzo, Sandi Shaffer, Joan Spinelli, Janice Sikora, Carol Tallarino, Cathy Tarbania, Lorraine Trophia, Sandy Urban, Jill Watson, Peggy Willet. Demucrot Group to Be Named = To List Candidates —_ WRUN AM-FM SS Plants Moving South 5 = é For The Best SSaid Fooling Selves = S) ee =e = =F —, = = . = L- so In MUSIC NEWS SPORTS Oneida County’s Over 19,000 Circulation Home Newspaper in Rome-Vernon-Camden Boonville-Oneida-Oriskany And Many Other 189 Surr ounding Communities BANK IN ROME ROME SAVINGS BANK 122 W. Dominick ONEIDA COUNTY SAVINGS BANK 129 North Washington Street ROME TRUST BRANCH a: = | ONEIDA NATIONAL BANK | 7 © ia | : a wf Corner James-and Dominick Streets 7 ; a) MARINE MIDLAND TRUST CO of The Mohawk Valley 133 West Dominick Street CANDYLAND Rome’s Finest Restaurant 128 W. Dominick FF6-9990 TRABANT INSURANCE THAT REALLY INSURES INSURANCE SERVICE Mohawk Acres Shopping Center Rome FF7-8100 Jewelers Since 1907 ENGELBERT’S 178 W. Dominick Street American Society Independent Optical Company 127 N. Washington St. Weber Building Rome, N.Y. FF7-1060 Merle Norman Studio 135 N. James FF6-0450 Beautiful Skin and Hair Shaffer’s 5858s Petite Fashions 5858s for Juniors 136 W. Dominick Street Rome, New York ROME AUTO DEALERS “fay, Yoo RA) a oe Torres Buick, Inc. A. J. Ryan Chrysler Corporation avelli, Olds, Cadillac, Dealer Ed Maxwell, Ford Dealer Pettinelli, Plymouth, Fiat McLoughlin and Knudsen amonica Nash Rambler Dealer Lark and Mercedes Benz Davidson, Chevrolet Dealer SPARGO WIRE COMPANY FF7-4300 Real Estate Consultant Realtor - Appraiser Black River Boulevard Congratulations to the Class of 1962 PROSSNER SONS READY MIXED i cietacic eile CONCRETE Veaay 2m MOVERS-PARRY jy Extends Best Wishes seein beieien demlian 9 145 E. WHITESBORO ST. ROME, N. Y. To the Class of ’62 COMPLIMENTS OF ROME DIVISION OF REVERE ROME MANUFACTURING COMPANY DIVISION Get a Horse The Carpet House Wheel-Horse of Course 833 Black River Boulevard Garden Tractors Carpeting by Famous Mills Custom Draperies and Rods Power Mowers Tackless Wall to Wall Installations Wall to Wall Carpet Cleaning fA. CNY Madsen Rome, N. Y. Phone FF 6-8470 Seles Service = 919 Turin St. BEST WISHES ROME IRON MILLS INC. Steel Designers Electrical Fabricator Canal Street Rome New York FF7-9220 “BART ELL MACHINE-TOOL CORPORATION 530 Henry Street Yacht Club Road Rome New York FF6-550¢ PH. FF6-2570 Rome New York 185 Best wishes to the Class Of ‘62 | from = a Siningo Studia - , Fhotoqrapher for this de-O-Wain-Sta Creative Yearbook Photography . distindive Portraits that Flatter . Foumal Wedding Portnaite Candid Wedding Albums Family and Children's Portraite Au Sewices Available in Natural Living Colon Call Kome FF6-09 0 For an Appointment 1 36 W. Dominich Street Kome, New Youk EDWARD J. INFUSINO Jewelers and Silversmiths 123 N. James Street Ph. FF 7-3290 Best Wishes to the Class of °62 HOTEL PARQUET Constableville, New York Mathew F. Lachut H. B. GRAVES AGENCY Established 1930 General Insurance “The man who saves insures with Graves” 323 W. Embargo St. Ph. FF 6-2290 Kome's Own Department Store 187 W. Dominick St. Rome, N. Y. Phone FF 7-5300 Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 Oliver Office Hguipment 148 N. Washington St Ph. FF 6-2826 Rome, N. Y Markson Brothers Rome’s Largest Furniture Store 241 W. Dominick Street Rome, New York Louis Rasch Your Friendly Jeweler 172 West Dominick Street FF 6-3820 Keepsake Diamonds Watches, Cameras Small Electric Appliances Stereo Hi-Fi, T-V KITCHEN CABINETS ROOFING Congratulations from Rome Office Equipment For All Your School Needs 129 N. James FF 6-0720 188 Rome, New York Ladies’ and Men’s Apparel Simpkin‘s Alley for Young Men’‘s Wear Sam Simpkins, Inc. 134 W. Dominick Mohawk Acres FF 6-9200 FF 6-7050 ROME, NEW YORK Inc. 1897 Bescherete HOMES Caups GARAGES ’ LOO Coveaias SASOES Serres eenee FF 6-4100 THE 1962 DE-O-WAIN-STA BUSINESS STAFF Wishes to Express Its Appreciation to All The Business People Whose Financial Support Made This Issue Possible. To the Class of 1962 Our Best Wishes ‘ 7 | ‘ee | ee ape SS) SE Ga mice zal Aoki LT LID decd ahe) “The Store of Beautiful Furniture” SELRITE FURNITURE CO. Where Good Furniture is Reasonable J. A. TORIO REALTY, INC. Business Professional Bldg. Housewife, Fc. 227 W. Dominick St. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS 1962!!! Anne’s Beauty Shop Bon-Tom Beauty Shop Cingranellis Clemons Sales Decker’s Specialty Shop Edward Comstock Co. Inc. Elite Beauty Salon Engelbert Angency Glamour Salon G.I.F. Feed Store G.I.F: Farm Store Goldbergs Grogan, William B. Holland Florists Hotel De Castro Jack’s Cleaners Inc. Jays’ Pharmacy Kanoff Stores Lena’s Bridal Shop 190 Lippman’s Ladies Apparel Little Card Shop Lovely Ladies Beauty Shop Magno S hoes Matty’s Market Medical Arts Pharmacy Mills Electrical Supply Inc. Open Kitchen Pat Tom Shop Play Shop “R.F.A. Class of 1950”’ Rome Paint Wallpaper Rosens Rudd, C. Oliver Sanzone’s Pharmacy Solomon’s Townsend’s Shoe Store Ulricks Heating Appliance Co. Wardwell Hardware Co. INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA