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

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OFFICE SLAFE Doris Davison, Betty Heberlig, Helen Anson, Helen Bostwick, Delores Parry These efficient secretaries keep the production rolling from behind the scenes by typing tests, keeping files of student schedules, answering telephones, receiving visitors to the school, and, in general, keeping our play running smoothly. Bernice Hirtenstein, Anne Imler TEACHER AIDES A. Gualtieri, J. Volk, F. Sager, B. Eldred, J. Patchen, R. Argenzia The teachers aides keep our cast in line. They prevent running and shouting in the halls, see to it that no one loiters after dismissal, and make sure that students on lunch period don’t disturb those still in class.

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GUIDANCE As press agents for the stars of our show, the guidance depart- ment makes college recommendations, files transcripts, encour- ages applicants, and plans schedules. After helping us decide what to do to get where we want to go, they also help to get us there. Paul Barlow, James Milewski Irwin Brown, Gwendolyn Mondrick, Fay Blum Luther Meekins, Jane Real

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INTERMISSION: REFRESHMENTS A. Argenzia, C. Beckwith, R. Myrick, M. Mosca, R. Ferrare, P. DeMarco, A. Pettinelli, A. Garafalo, K. Herrington — Manager, A. Bertone During the lunch intermission, these ladies provide hungry students with nutritious refreshments. The lines are long, there is no music or candlelight, and the menu is somewhat limited, but the prices aren’t bad and the company is great! CUSTODIANS The custodians take care of maintenance after our perfor- mances. They help students whose lockers won’t open, un- lock secret storeroom doors, fix broken windows, turn down thermometers, and move desks when necessary. They also repair any materials and equipment which breaks as a result of hard use by the students. Jack Nichols, Oscar Beers, Jim Campbell