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

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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

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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

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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.