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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1975 volume:

Administration Facull Page 126 Page o fy Underclassmen Ads m Page 142 Page 178 DE-O-W AI N-ST A 1975 ROME FREE ACADEMY ROME, NEW YORK Our voyage swept down familiar halls At a pace that went too sio I The dreams we nurtured, dreams that failed, Too many things tc ) know Our hopes were on the tiller. Our anchor made of fears, Our sails, our joys, full colored Would take us through the years. The sun come up behind us But then come down the rain. Our friendship occupied us It helped to dull the pain. Now steer your vessel homeward, Our voyage found a friend. The trials are behind us now. k 'T ( J Our trip has found an end. Valedictorian Christopher Shearer, having attained a scholastic average of 97.7, is the valedic- torian of the Class of 1975. Chris received a Letter of Commendation and a Regents Scholarship. Having considerable musical talent, Chris has been an active member of the Wind Ensemble and Stage band. Displaying his musical ability at the R.F.A. Talent Shows, he has performed his self composed numbers on the piano. He has also been an active member of Colgate Seminar, National Honor Society, A.F.S. Club, Junior Varsity Wrestling Team, and Varsity Track Team. Chris has applied to the SUNY at Buffalo, SUNY at Albany, Northwestern and Case Western Reserve. Christopher Shearer Salutatorian Stuart lewan, the salutatorian of the Class of 1975, closely followed Chris with an academic average of 97.4. He received a Letter of Commendation and a Regents Scholarship. As an active member of the student body, Stuart was the Chairman of the Student Association, a member of Colgate Seminar, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Health Careers Club, and A.F.S. Club. He also had a major part in the Senior Play. Stuart applied and was accepted to Dartmouth which he plans to attend in the fall. Stvort Uwon SENIOR OFFICERS Uon J� n � : Pr � id n� Suion Hadrington Vie Pr � id nt Jtonmof lombart Saeratory Koran Kranittky: Tr o ur r Senior Homoroom R p� � ntoliv � : Row 1: Shoron Bandar. lorri Ann Pole , Vo Ion Cronuar, Don Oovidton. Row 2: Som Madento Bob Anno. Bob Morriotl. Jim Sonion . Bob Eokin� . SENIORS 19 Norxy Abbe Joseph Abone Donna Abreu Scott Adotfi Mork Adnt Oumton Alori Rodney Amick Frond Amu © MkHael Amuto Nicholo Anania Daniel Boker Kim Baker Carl Boronowtki Kothleen Borboto Terry Barber Joan Barnard Louis Borretto Brenda Bartell Ann Bartolotti Kenneth Bate� Thomas C. Bate Bruce Baynes Joan M. Be kwith Robert Beer Jacqueline Beldon Lynn Bell Sharon Bender Tina Benedetto Michael Benedict Mory Bennett Mindy Bennett Robin Bentley Steven Berthold Robert Bessette Leslie Bielec SENIORS 21 George Blanchard Gayle B lotting Ann Bloom Sandra Bork Joteph Bosco lucille Bravo Nancy Bravo Ann Mario Briggi Geoffrey Bright David Brockway Tim Brodock Carol Brognono Cndy Brownell Jomet Bryton Patricia Bunol Randall Burk Danny Buttoi Suianne Buttacavoli Randall Bult r« W ndy Cogwm Undo Colkchio lori Coln ro Jo ph Camattra Mkho l Compou Jill Campb ll Solvo'or Cania Cindy Capo«ia Rkordo Caponlli Samu l Coparrlli SENIORS 23 Kim Corrior Donna Carro Craig Coritsimo Bovorly Cariotta Brian Carrior Dorok Conor leilio Ca� o Molly Cottro Vincont Coci John Corotoli Konnoth Corjan John Chopin Diano Child Anthony ChilluHo Goorgo Chung 24 Mk hollo Occotti Moddalona Ckcotfi Andro Cm Anthony Cimo Doborah Clark Modero Clark Paula Clark William Clark Patricia Clifford Ronald Colo Sholly Coloman Connio Connor Shari Comint Monotta Contiglio Don Comglio Pomelo Coloman Aloxandor Conti Jomo Corigliano Joffroy Corigliano Karon Corigliano Ed Com SENIORS 25 Rondy Co David Crotaro Valorio Cronixor Poinoo CfO� � Rofina Cro� � Mithoel DeSolvio Serena DeSanti� Ann Mori DeSimone Anthony D Simon Chari Dettifo Pawl S. O � tito Micho ! Oilib rto Jo� eph DiMoggio Barbara DiMeno Mithoel Dinardo David A. Di� on Jam Dollard David Dombrowtki Araina Oonothan John Donohu Thoya Dubonn t Edward Dvffy Deborah Dw� hak Rob rt Eakin Gail Early SENIORS 27 Michael Eottup Gregory Edick Suton Elmer Karen Endret Eve Ertkine Alex Evonciew Julia Evanciew Frederick Evan Rotemory Evont 28 Sally Evont Suton G. Evont Perry Fanfarillo Loit Fanning Nadine Fede Guy F rlo Mory Ann Ftiror Kothl «n Fia h rti William Filtingor Ann Fontana Juanita Fox D bro Franc � o Philip Fraua John Fr n h Joann Froia Rob rt Funoiol Philip Gab«lman Johann Gabl r Virginia Goff y Jan t Galluppi 4, Jo ph Gam bom John Gannon Craig Gard lla Cynthio Gatlin Frank G ntil« SENIORS 29 Jo Anno Goroco Dovid Gofbohood Anno Morio Gionnko Agno Giordino JoHroy Gilborl Kathy Gladwin Laura Gloatman Dobbio Gootx Cynthia Goggin Koron Goldon Bruco Goodman Kon Goodman Kathloon Goodrkh Maura Gorman Kathloon Grabo Shoron Grago Torri Grau Joffory Groy Suionno Groon Choryl Groonoy 30 lito Gragg Donald Grogory Nina Grogory Gory Grrfoti Anthony Griffo Gail Grinnoll Diano Gromoltki Andro Good Rogor Guorriori Rotalto Guiltano Mario Guy Bonnio Guyor Richard Gymburch Ronald G. Gymburch Frank Hohn David Hamolo Paula Hammond Arthur Horn� Cynthia Harri Y von no Harri� SENIORS 31 Daryl Hart Koran Hart Herbert Hatch Vaunc Hatfield John Howkins Dennis Hoard Suzanne Hedrington Rhonda Hawkin John Hayden Brian Heaney Fronk Hoilig Hugh Henderson Ronald Hewitt Chris Hill Suson Hinman 32 William Hinton Joseph Hluska Bonnie Hoehn Tori HoWmeister Deborah Holtz David Hunlting r Cothy Hull Anita llli Richard Illingworth Brook Jo k� on ob,n Jockton SENIORS 33 David Joonit Brion Johnson Cindy Johnson Delores Johnson Ellon Johnson 34 loon Jonos Marilyn Jonos Steven Jonei Andy Jordan Doug Jovonovitch Jacqueline Joy Cynthia Kociorowtki Robert Kotor Matthow Kollor Michael Kolly Mkhool Kettler Kathy Kindlor Carol Kloindiontf Eugene Klepadlo Rotemorie Knapp Undo Knudten Roxanne Knutti Doric Kolhepp Karen Krenittky Jodi Kromboch Michael LaForge Michael loOotto SENIORS 35 Jeonmne lombci Wendell Lambert Salvatore LaMonica lisa lauri Craig leach Ricky leach Deborah learning Nancy Leggett Colleen lerch Kathy levkk Stuart lewan Rickey lewis Mary Ann Ikhko Patricia liebi Lori lince Tom Lindsay 36 Jody litti Diona livingtton Robert Uoyd Doni l lomotcolo Catherine loParco Nancy lopus Mark lor to Maureen Lowell Judith lodin Dennit Ludlow Gwendolyn Mackey Jam Mahar Bonnie Mahoney Judy Moitlond Wolter Molinowtki lynn Manfred SENIORS 37 T fri Mongon Fred Morchione lorry Marcitohky lono Mortotc.c Joteph Marolto Robert Marriott Oavid Martin Carol Martini John Martoccia Linda Marullo lito Manola 38 Sutan Motwi|e Fronk Maiiaferro Rosemarie Mc8nde Kim McClintock Kenneth McDaniel Mark McGowan Jeff McKee Keith McLean Marilyn Mclie h David McLaughlin Sheila McMahon Maggie McNamara Randall McNichol Gretchen Mead Gory Mechvro John Mehl Linda Mehl Evelyn Mercado Julie Merchonl SENIORS 39 Robin Meliori� Denite Merrick Karen Meyer Morgoret Micofe David Millar Robert Miller Donald Miskell Denite Mixer Jon Mixgala Joan Mixgala Robert Money Timothy Money Christopher Mon,ok Mory Jo Montolbano Virginia Montolbono Carolyn Moonon Gregory Moore Gerald Morgan 40 Toro Morris Ronee Mortis Christine Mosto Linda Mos a John Muttillo Charyl Nagumty Williom NaH Hkhord Naidig Joyta Naway Corol Nbiawk Christina Northrop Borry No on Jama Nutting Jaon 0 Brian Kavin O Connall Thomo. 0 Connall Timothy O Connall J � � � O Hogon Patar Olnay Noncy O'Moro Corol O'Naill Joyca Orbinoti loci Ottovio Pomalo Oudarkirk Gail Ouollotta SENIORS 41 Oiono Pa bit lucillo M. Pota Potty Pofla Mark Pollat Mary Bath Pallat Alfonto Polmon Jotaph Potqoalatti Froncit Pallogrino Carl Palma Brut Polm r Walt r Panych Deborah Pappot I Parith Kathl n Parry Koran Paata Glann Patlarton Sutan Palow Tarry Paxdur Edna Parato Kirk Poarton Rkhord Peroni Shoron Porry Williom C. P fry Willkim J. Porry Kolhloon Peterpoul Marcia Peterpoul Pot Peter on Don Petrie Anthony Petrwcci Su� on Pottinato Dennit Phillip Marie Pickett Peflfly Pillmore Gerard Pilny Povlette Plant SENIORS 43 David Plunkett Gary Plankett Cothy Pointon larrie Ann Poke Mary Colher.ne Polera 44 Cathy Rawlt Kellee Ray Morris Reader Ritky Raad Robert Ree� Brando Raata George Ree� e Arthur Reeve� Sylvia Raiglan Shari Rock wood louri Rica Mary Rilay Mkhoal Ringlahan Paula Riiio T r o Romao Corol Rondinalli John Rotn Michoal Rotti Jon Ruagar Kim Ruttoll loratto Ru� � ll Wondo Rutledge Elena Salerno SENIORS 45 John So lor no Gino Soniono Robor� So In bury Jam Soniono Brion Schliodor Edword Schustor Fronk Salvoggio Koron Savago Donna Schmolx Emmy Lou Soifort Susan Samson Cynthia Schollor Francos Schnollo Emily Soilor Ann Soniono John Schonna Konnoth Schroodor Joseph Schobol Mary Schofiold David Solovor Chrittophor Shooror Anthony Sholby Roul ShoMoy Doboroh Shofmon Dvttin Shtold Stovon Shoomokor JoMph Siogol 0,hV Simon� Roy Sing loton Chmtino Skinnor Goil Skinnor Koron Smoldon Raymond Smoldon SENIORS 47 Dobo'oh Smith Doboroh E. Smith Potty Smith Shoron Smith Suton J. Smith Suton M. Smith I homo� Smith Abbo Snow Oiano Southard Groce Spado Mory Jo Spino Joan Spinolla Chariot Spinolli Solvatoro Spoon Mary Ann Stogiano N Kimborly Statio Robori Stavot Roborta Stavot Kimborly Stoogoll Frodork Stofonik 48 More Stoll Motthew Stellato Oione Stewart Jean Stoddord Mark Stouffer Michael Street Kimberly Strong Patricio Sweet Mory Anne Swerdan Joe Szczerba Kathy Tallarino Ruth Talley Carlo Tardugno Oenni Tatkey Jame Taskey Sandro Tederton Philip Telander Joanne Tharrett Julie Thompson Dale Tietze SENIORS 49 Jam To«pp J rry Tomatti Eva M. To fi Cothi-Ann Totoro Cynthia Town Deborah Town Edwin Tuft Chrittin Updyk David Updyk Ellen Urbanik Argia Uvanni Kevin Uvanni Gertrud Volvo Jo H« Volvo Eri Vanderbogart 50 Glenda Vang t n Robert Vanm t r Michael Vontlyk Kim Vecchto Sondra V nturo Mark Vertoce lovi� e Vtuoilo Mkhoel Vkhot Kothleen Vitoli Jome Vloduchek Eleonor Vo i Morcio Volk Bobby Vonborgon Shore Woit Cindi Waldrop SENIORS 51 Antoinette Woiton Craig Wof� on Ramon Weaver Cherie Webb Mortha Welch Eliioboth Wkkhom April Wiloy Cindy William Glonn William Robort C. William Daboroh WiUon Linda Wilton Shorilyn Wilton Suton Witok Oobbio Wifligmon 52 Bovorly Wynn OoU Yogor P ggy Yogor John Yoarby Frod Yormon Howard York Sandra Young Ooborah Young love Keith Younglove Cindy Zionc William Zuk AND... Elam Aiello Karen Douglass Rkk Paquette Salvaloro Aiello Elaine Erbacher William Patchen Bradford Amato Julia Evanciew Robert Perry Robert Anno Sherelyn Evans Edwino Poling Audrey Beckwith Suson Evans Raymond Puma Robert Beer Robert Fadness Morris Reader Gary Bendfeldt Karen Farrell Patrkia Rkci Rkhord Bickford Robert Finster David Riilo Kerry Bonadio Clare Floyd Robert Robare Thomas Bowen Perry Gifford Mkhael Rohall John Bravo Marc Glebo Philip Romano Barbara Burley Thomas Harper Rkhord Humphrey Michael Camponelli John Hawkins Sue Russell Linda Campbell Wesley Jones William Seals Robert Carpenter Rickey Koskiw William Seigler Diane Carr Daniel Kenny Lynn Seltier Steven Casey Gory Klusmeyer Robert Skinner Carl Chrobak Deborah Krxynowek Wifliom Stanton Jomes K. Clark Steven lanigan Pomelo Stone Karen Clark Kathy Larock Patrkia Straney Daniel Clements Daniel lefever Nancy Sulier Keith Coia Robert lewis Carl Tardugno louri Colangelo Sharon lince James Thrasher Don Coniglio Dean Moclachlan Dennis Tormey Jerry Corigliano Anthony Mellace Kenan Veseki Brian Cornish Poul Melvin Brad Worren lewis Curcio Kevin Merchant Oeboroh Welker Barbara Davies Bill Newkirk John Wescott Louis DiBerardino Shawn Nkiu Edward White Vincent DiCastro Deborah Palmer Jay Wysocki SENIORS 53 Aborte, Joe—Varsity and Junior Varsity Baseball, Athletic Club, Block R Club Adolfi, R. Scott—Swimming, Key Club, Block R Club Atari, Quinton J.— Q.J. , Ski Club Armstrong, John A. — Flash Armstrong, Kelly S.—Cheerleader, Pep Club Arthur, Doug—Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Swimming, Key Club, Block R Club, Band Barber, Terry L.—Choir Barnard, Joan—Majorettes, Bowling, Block R Club Bartolotti, Ann—Homeroom Representative, Block R Club, Field Hockey, Softball Bates, Ken—Ski Club, Tennis Baynes, Bruce—Hockey, Honor Society Beckwith, Joan—Library Council, Bowling Belden, Jacqueline—Library Council Benedict, Mike— Doc , Junior Varsity Soccer, Band, Sheila Bennett, Mary— Bomber , Vice President—Block R Club, Key Club, Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Volleyball Berthold, Steve— Bert”, Varsity and Junior Varsity Bowling, Varsity Soccer, Block R Club Bessette, Robert— Bob , Varsity Swimming, Varsity Football, Honor Society, Block R Club, Spanish Club Bielec, Leslie— B , Cheerleading, Pep Club. Gymleaders Bosco, Joseph—Orchestra, DE-O-WAIN-STA Editorial Staff, Colgate Seminar, Honor Society, Varsity Football, Varsity Indoor Track, Varsity Track, Secretary—Block R Club Bramble, Kim—’ Bram Brasacchio, Maria — “One of the Three , Orchestra, President—Pep Club, Vice President—F.T.A., De-O-Wain- Sta, Honor Society Bright, Geoffrey—Radio Workshop, Audio Visual, Junior Varsi- ty Swimming Brownell, Cynthia J.— Cindie Buttacavoli, Suxanne— Sue , Field Hockey, Archery, Basket- ball, Pep Club, Bowling Butters, Randall—Warp S Calnero, Lori Elaine—Pep Club, Junior Varsity Cheerleader, Junior Class Ring Committee, Student Association Cania, Salvatore—Orchestra Capoccia, Cindy—Gymnastics Carrier, Brian—Chess, German Club, Junior Varsity Soccer, S.T.A.S.S. Carrier, Kim—Block R Club, Field Hockey, Softball, Basketball, Ski Club, Gymleaders Carter, Derek J.—Chess Club, Black History Club, N.A.A.C.P., Business Law Club Case, Leslie—Ski Club, Honor Society, Library Council, Swim Team Cere soli, John—Junior Varsity Soccer, Junior Class Delegate Cerjan, Ken— Serg , Block R Club, Baseball, Football, Track, Basketball, Band Chapin, John—Junior Varsity and Varsity Baseball Childs, Diane—“Hot Mama Childs , Black History, Tri-Hi-Y, Drama, Track Chilluffo, Anthony, Jr.—Varsity and Junior Varsity Bowling, Marching Band Chung, George K.—Track, Audio Visual Club Ciccotti, Maddalena— Mindy Clark, Madera—Black History Club, Track, F.N.A., Basketball Clark, Paula—Transfer student from Kubasaki High, Okinawa, Japan Clifford, Patricia—National Honor Society, Director of Programs for S.T.A.S.S., National Bellamy Award Winner, Wind Ensemble, De-O-Wain-Sta, A.F.S., Spanish Club Cole, Ron— 'R.C. , Key Club, Varsity and Junior Varsity Lacrosse Coleman, Pamela—Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleader, Gymnastics, Block R Club, Junior Prom Committee, Choir, Key Club Coleman, Shelly—Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleader, Gymnastics, Block R Club, Choir, Junior Prom Committee, Key Club Comins, Shari Diane—Wind Ensemble, Junior Class Delegate, Track, A.F.S. Coniglio, Don— Rabbit Connor, Connie—De-O-Wain-Sta Consiglio, Monessa—F.N.A. Conti, Alex—Track, Indoor Track, Junior Varsity Swimming Corigliano, Jeffrey—Band, Honor Society Corigliano, Karen—Varsity Tennis, Varsity Archery, De-O- Wain-Sta, Gymleaders, Block R Club, Honor Society Cos , Ed—Varsity Golf Coss, Patricia—F.N.A. Cox, Randy—Honor Society Cronixer, Valerie—F.T.A., Spanish Club, Pep Club, Honor Society, Colgate Seminar Cross, Patricia—Choir Davies, Barb—Gymnastics, Choir, Softball, Basketball Davis, Jenne'— Munchkin , Swimming, Gymnastics, Track De Angelis, John—Junior Varsity Lacrosse, Junior Varsity Foot- ball Defrees, Larry—Ski Club DeSalvio, Mike—Varsity Swimming, Junior Varsity Cross Country, Ski Club DeSantis, Serena—De-O-Wain-Sta Business Staff, Varsity Ten- nis, Pep Club, Block R Club DeSimone, Anne Marie—Majorettes DeSimone, Anthony—Junior Varsity and Varsity Basketball, Junior Varsity Football, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track, Block R Club Destito, Cheri— Chuck , Bowling, Block R Club Destito, Paul—R.F.A Wind Ensemble, Marching Band, Orchestra, Stage Band, Pep Band, Echo Diliberto, Mike—Varsity Track, Varsity Indoor Track, Block R Club DiMaggio, Joe— Elvis DiMexxo, Barbara—F.N.A., Archery, Gymleaders Dixon, David—Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Block R Club Donohue, John— J.D. , Ski Club, Honor Society, S.T.A.S.S. Worker, Who's Who Among American High School Students Donathan, Araina— Miss A , Rain , Field Hockey, Softball, Track, Pep Club, Drama Club, Black History, Thespian Honor Society, Senior Play Dushak, Debbie—Archery Eakin, Robert— Bob , Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Co-Captain—Varsity Football, S.T.A.S.S., Block R Club Edick, Gregory—Junior Varsity Football Elmer, Susan—De-O-Wain-Sta, Future Nurses, Synchronised Swimming, Gymleaders, Junior Varsity Tennis Endres, Karen—Wind Ensemble, Stage Band, Orchestra Engel, Stephen D. — Captain Cosmos Erskine, Evangeline—Library Council, Computer Club Evanciew, Julia M.—Library Council Evans, Frederick J.—Manager-Swim Team, Orchestra, Com- puter Club 54 Evans, Sara Jana— Sally”, Student Council, Spanish Club Evans, Susan— Sue Fanning, Lois—Colgate Seminar, Block R Club, Varsity Field Hockey, Honor Society, Library Council Feole, Nadine—Basketball Ferrate, Mary Ann— Mar , Varsity and Junior Varsity Ma- jorettes, Bowling, Archery Frasca, Philip—Varsity Football, Indoor Track, Track, Block R Club Froio, Jo Ann—Majorettes, Pep Club Gablet, Johannes— Hansi , Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Soccer Gannon, John—Spanish Club, A.F.S. Gardella, Craig— Doc , Block R Club, Junior Varsity Swim- ming, Varsity Track, Warp 5 Giannico, Anna—F.N.A., B.S.I., Bowling Giardino, Agnes—Junior Varsity Majorettes Gleasman, Laura—Bowling, Junior Varsity Bowling Goetz, Debbie—Warp 5, Business Law Club Goggin, Cynthia— Cindy , Tri-Hi-Y Club Golden, Karen—Explorers Club, Warp 5, Business Law Club Goodman, Bruce— Goodie , Black Student Union, Manager Varsity Football Goodrich, Kathleen Anne— Trinket , The Sisterhood, Track, Gymnastics Grifasi, Gary— Greaser Gued, Andre'—Black Student Union, Band, Soccer Guerrieri, Roger—Varsity and Junior Varsity Bowling, Homeroom Representative Guyer, Bonnie—Block R Club, Ski Club, Gymleaders, Golf Team Hamela, David S.— Ham , Varsity and Junior Varsity Swim- ming, Block R Club, Water Polo Harper, Tom—Band, R.F.A. Radio Workshop Harris, Cynthia J.— Cindy , Feature Twirier Hart, Karyn—Track, Black History Club, Block R Club Heaney, Brian—Ski Club, Freshman Football, Varsity and Junior Varsity Lacrosse Hedrington, Sue—Sophomore Representative, Softball, Junior Vice President, Honor Society, Choir Henderson, Hugh—Wind Ensemble, Soccer, Radio Workshop Hoehn, Bonnie— One of the Three , Vice President—Pep Club, President—F.T.A., Honor Society, Spanish Club Holtz, Deborah— Debbie House, Suzanne— Sue , Future Secretaries Hovey, Judy—Future Secretaries, Track Hugo, Robin—Health Careers, Pep Club, F.N.A., Junior Achievement Huntsinger, David— Hunts , S.T.A.S.S., Choir, Honor Society Huss, Catherine A.—Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity and Junior Varsity Volleyball, Track llli, Anita— Skeeter , Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track, Band Jackson, Brooke E.— B.J. , Pep Club, Junior Achievement Jackson, Robin— Shy , Co-Captain—Varsity Basketball James, Karen—Bowling, Archery Jarrett, Richard—Varsity, Junior Varsity and Freshman Baseball Jeror, Karen—Drama Club Johnson, Brian—Radio Workshop, Audio Visual Johnson, Cindy— C.J. , Majorettes Johnson, John—Afro-American Club, Audio Visual, Football, Band Jones, Leon—Director-S.T.A.S.S., A.F.S. Exchange Student to Germany, Vice President-Sophomore, Senior Class Presi- dent, Honor Society, Echo, Pep Club, Key Club Jones, Marilyn—De-O-Wain-Sta, Secretary-Honor Society, Colgate Seminar, Track, Junior Varsity Volleyball, Block R Club, A.F.S., Drama Club, French 4 Club, Warp 5, F.N.A. Jordan, Andy—Varsity and Junior Varsity Soccer Joy, Jackie—Editor-De-O-Wain-Sta, A.F.S., Honor Society, Colgate Seminar Kaczorowski, Cynthia—Honor Society, Spanish Club, F.N.A., Health Careers Club Kaser, Robert—Wind Ensemble, Marching Band Kindler, Kathy—Archery, Basketball Kleindienst, Carol—Swimming, Cheerleading, Volleyball, Track, A.F.S. Klepadlo, Eugene—Bowling, Swimming Knutti, Roxanne—Honor Society, Spanish Club, Colgate Seminar, Senior Class Delegate Kolhepp, Doris— Dee Dee Krenitsky, Karen—Junior Class Delegate, Honor Society, Varsi- ty Cheerleader, B.S.I., Pep Club LaForge, Michael—Science Club LaGatta, Michael—Junior Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Wrestling, Junior Varsity Lacrosse Lambert, Jeannine—Ski Club, B.S.I., Field Hockey, De-O-Wain- Sta, Orchestra, Gymleaders Lanigan, Steve—Ski Club, Warp 5, Talent Show Leach, Craig—Wrestling, Baseball Leach, Rick—Bowling Leggett, Nancy—Junior Achievement Lewan, Stuart—Chairman—S.T.A.S.S., Health Careers Club, Spanish Club, AFS, Honor Society Lewis, Rick—Soccer Lince, Lori— Leech , Pig Farmer Lindsay, Tom—Baseball, Golf, Tenpis Little, Jody—Football, Track, Swimming Loparco, Cathy— Burt , A.F.S., Echo, Pep Club Lopus, Nancy—Majorettes Loreto, Mark F.—Ski Club Lowell, Maureen— Aloe Mackey, Gwendolyn J.— Wendy , Orchestra, F.N.A., Honor Society, Tennis MacLachlan, Dean E.—Varsity and Junior Varsity Soccer, Var- sity Tennis, Ski Club, Honor Society Mahoney, Bonnie—Bowling, Pep Club Maitland, Judy—Orchestra, Basketball, Gymleaders Manfred, Lynn—French 4, F.T.A., Orchestra, S.T.A.S.S., Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Track, Golf, Honor Society, Block R Club Mangan, Terri—A.F.S., Key Club, Ski Club, De-O-Wain-Sta Marchione, Fred—Lacrosse, Wrestling, Junior Varsity Football Marcisofsky, Larry—Junior Varsity Lacrosse—Captain, Junior Varsity Wrestling, Junior Varsity Football Marcoccia, Lana—“One of the Three , Pep Club, F.T.A., French 4 Club, Honor Society Marotta, Joe Rocco—“Moose , Talent Show, Drama Club, International Thespian Society Marriott, Bob— Moose , Spanish Club, Science Club, Echo, In- door Track, Track, Varsity and Junior Varsity Football, Block R Club, Warp 5 Martin, David—Drama Club Martini, Carol—F.T.A. Martoccia, John— Cheech Marullo, Linda—”Mini-Guine , Law Club, F.N.A. Mastraccio, Deborah— Duck , Majorettes, Pep Club SENIORS 55 Masucci, Jim— Stiff Matwijec, Paul—Library Council Matwijec, Susan—Majorettes, Varsity Bowling, Block R Club, B.S.I., S.T.A.S.S., Library Council Maixola, Lisa—A.P.S., Honor Society Maxzaferro, Frank—Bowling, Honor Society McBride, Rosemarie— Rose , S.T.A.S.S. McClintock, Kim—Ski Club, B.S.I., Gymleaders McDaniel, Kenneth, Jr.— Mac McKee, Jeff—Swimming, Track, Cross Country, S.T.A.S.S. McMahon, Sheila—President—A.F.S., Spanish Club, Secretary—B.S.I., Archery, Library Council, S.T.A.S.S., ROJAC '74 McNamara, Maggie—A.F.S., Ski Club, Swimming, S.T.A.S.S., Orchestra, Track, Pep Club McNichol, Randal— Moc Mechura, Gary—Honor Society Mehl, Linda—Health Careers Club Mercado, Evelyn—Library Council, S.T.A.S.S. Miller, Bob—Audio-Visual, Warp 5, Ski Club Miller, Dave—Varsity, Junior Varsity, and Freshman Football, Varsity and Junior Varsity Wrestling, Junior Varsity Baseball, Track, Key Club, Block R Club Miskell. Donald— Don”, Key Club, Varsity Tennis, Swimming Money, Tim—Warp 5 Montalbano, Mary Jo—De-O-Wain-Sta, Ski Club, F.N.A. Montalbano, Virginia—F.T.A., S.T.A.S.S.. A.F.S. Moonan, Carolyn—Wind Ensemble, Brass Ensemble, Tennis Moore, Gregory— Greg”, Junior Varsity Bowling Morgan, Jerry—Varsity and Junior Varsity Baseball, Varsity and Junior Varsity Football, Block R Club Morris, Tara—Basketball, Volleyball, Archery, Softball, Gymleaders Mortis, Ranee—Varsity, Junior Varsity, and Freshman Volleyball, Varsity, Junior Varsity, and Freshman Softball, Varsity and Freshman Field Hockey, Gymleaders, Block R Club Newey, Joyce— J.Y.”, Bowling Northrup, Chris—F.T.A., Library Council Noxon, Bary—Latin Club, Track, Basketball O'Brien, Jean—F.N.A. O'Connell, Kevin E.—Junior Varsity Football, Lacrosse, Ski Club O'Connell, Timothy T.—Varsity Golf, Junior Varsity Football, Ski Club. Block R Club O'Connell, Tom—President—Key Club, Varsity and Junior Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity and Junior Varsity Soccer, Ski Club O'Hagan, John—Varsity Baseball, Block R Club Olney, Peter—Soccer O'Neill, Carol— Caval”, Bowling Ottavio, Lori—Future Secretaries Club Pace, Lucille—Orchestra, Bowling Pallas. Mark—Honor Society Pallas, Mary Beth—Director—S.T.A.S.S., Honor Society, Colgate Seminar, French 4 Club, F.N.A., A.F.S., Echo Palma, Carl—Junior Achievement, F.T.A., Drama Club Palmer, Bruce— Benny”, Cross Country, Indoor Track, Track Palmon, Al— Palsy Panych, Walter— Wally P.”, Track, Cross Country, Band. Locker” Staff Parish, Lee—Varsity and Junior Varsity Football, Indoor Track, Track, Block R Club Parry, Kathleen— Kathy”, Secretary—Junior Class, Honor Society, French 4 Club, A.F.S., De-O-Wain-Sta, Choir, Colgate Seminar Paxdur, Terry— Dixxy Day , Football, Basketball Pellegrino, Frank—Orchestra, De-O-Wain-Sta, Colgate, Seminor, Computer Club Pelow, Susan—Bowling, Block R Club Perry, William — Wild Man”, Junior Varsity Baseball, Varsity and Junior Varsity Football, Varsity Hockey Perry, William C.—tow Club Peterpaul, Marcia— Marty Petrie, Dan— Hooper Petrucci, Tony—Junior Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Lacrosse Phillip, Dennis—Junior Varsity Football, Varsity and Junior Varsity Lacrosse, Chess Club Pickett, Mark Steven— Pick , Cross Country Pillmore, Peggy—Delegate—Junior Class, Field Hockey, Volleyball Plants, Paulette—Pep Club Plunkett, Gary—”Plunky , Cross Country Pointon, Cathy—Gymnastics Polce, Larrie Ann—Cheerleaders, S.T.A.S.S., Ski Club, Gymleaders Polera, Mary Catherine—Honor Society, F.T.A., Spanish Club, B.S.I., Library Council, Pep Club Prossner, Kurt— Killer”, Junior Varsity Football, Junior Varsi- ty Baseball, Warp S, Chess Club Rahrig, Patricia—Block R Club, Honor Society, Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Field Hockey Rapke, Judy—Bowling Rathbun, Richard— Bun , Cross Country, Indoor Track, Track Rawls, Cathy—Junior Varsity Tennis, F.N.A. Reader, Morris—S.T.A.S.S. Reese, George—Ski Club Rice, Laurie—Junior Varsity and Varsity Majorettes, Pep Club Ringlehan, Mike—Varsity and Junior Varsity Football Romeo, Teresa—Pep Club, T.I.P., Yearbook Russell, Kim—French 4 Club, Wind Ensemble, Stage Band Salerno, Elena—Wind Ensemble, Orchestra, De-O-Wain-Sta, Honor Society, Colgate Seminar, French 4 Club Salerno, John—Audio Visual Club, Bowling, Honor Society Salisbury, Robert— Bullet , Marching Band, Concert Band Salvoggio, Frank—Scholarship Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Stage Band Sanxone, Gina— Bush Sanxone, Jim— Sid —A.F.S., Honor Society, Pep Club Savage, Karen—Latin Club, Health Careers Club, Block R Club, Track, Junior Varsity Swimming Manager Schaller, Cynthia—Health Careers Club, Spanish Club Schlieder, Brian—Tennis, Block R Club Schofield, Mary—Head Majorette, Pep Club, F.N.A.— Vice President, Archery, Colgate Seminar Seigler, Bill—Football Manager Sergio, Donna—Director—S.T.A.S.S., Ski Club, Young Musical Artists Club, Echo, French 4 Club, Colgate Seminar Shelby, Anthony— Son of Shaft”, Black History Club Sherman, Deb—Ski Club, S.T.A.S.S. Shields. Dusty—Tennis, Indoor Track. Ski Club, Key Club, Block R Club Simons, Kathy—Junior Varsity and Varsity Cheerleader, Gym- nastics, Pep Club, Gymleaders Smith, Deborah—A.F.S. Student from Barbados—Island in the sun, Cardinal Puff Smith, Susan M.—Orchestra, Majorettes, Bowling 56 Spada, Grace— Happy Scissors , Drama Club Spinelli, Charles—Ski Club, Science Club, Latin Club Steagall, Kim—Block R Club, Cross Country, Softball, Basket- ball, Archery, Volleyball Stefanik, Frederick— Fritz Stell, Marc—Audio-Visual Club Stewart, Diana—A.F.S.. Honor Society Street, Michael J.—Drama Club, Diving Strong, Kim — Squeeky , F.N.A., Love Club, Talent Show '74, Locker Staff, Library Council, S.T.A.S.S. Worker Sulier, Nancy—Library Council Szczerba, Joe—Soccer, S.T.A.S.S., Treasurer—Sophomore and Junior Class Talley, Ruth—Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, Honor Society Taskey, Dennis—Junior Varsity and Varsity Football, Varsity Hockey, Junior Varsity Lacrosse Tederson, Sandy—Majorettes, S.T.A.S.S., Pep Club Telander, Phil— T , Junior Varsity and Varsity Football, Swimming, Track, Junior Varsity Baseball, Block R Club, Key Club Thar ret t, Jo-Ann — Block R Club, Honor Society, President—Junior Class, Junior Varsity and Varsity Cheerleader, Volleyball, Basketball, Bond, Choir, Senior Play Tietze, Dale —Representative —Sophomore Class, Delegate—Junior Class, Archery, Key Club, Swimming, F.N.A., Choir Tosti, Eva Maria— Evie Baby , Treasurer and Vice President—Drama Club, Pep Club, Cheaper by the Dozen , Business Law Club, Senior Play, De-O-Wain-Sta, Thespian Honor Society Totaro, Cafhi-Anne—Field Hockey, F.N.A., Archery Towne, Cynthia—Basketball, Bowling, Volleyball Towne, Deborah A.— Debbie , Bowling Updyke, Chris—Majorettes, Echo, Library Council Urbanik, Ellen—Band Uvanni, Kevin— The Bunny Volvo, Joelle—Honor Society, De-O-Woin-Sto, Golf Volvo, Trudy—Honor Society, Golf VanderBogart, Eric—Varsity Swimming, Honor Society, Science Club VanSlyke, Mike—Band, Marching Band Versace, Mark—Chess Club, Chess Team Vichot, Mike—Weightlifting Vitali, Kathleen— Vie Voci, Eleanor—De-O-Wain-Sta, Bowling Volk, Marcia—Band, Key Club VonBargen, Bob—Warp 5 Walter, Steven D.—Audio-Visual Club, R.F.A. Radio Workshop, Computer Club Wancio, Deborah—Volleyball, Secretary—Sophomore Class Watanabe, Minami—Rotary Exchange student from Japan, Basketball Watson, Craig—Warp 5 Webb, Cherie—Ski Club Weaver, Ramon—Freshman Football, Track Welker, Deborah—Director—S.T.A.S.S., Love Club, F.N.A., Library Council, Chairman—Talent Show '74, A.F.S. stu- dent to Turkey, Track Wells, Vanessa—F.N.A. Werner, David—Wind and Percussion Ensemble, S.T.A.S.S., French 4 Club Westfall, Teresa A.—German Club Wiley, April—Swimming and Diving Williams, Cynthia—Field Hockey, Basketball, Track, Black History Club, Health Careers Club Williams, Glenn— Knight , Football, Basketball, Black Stu- dent Union Williams, Robert— Bobby , Black Student Union Witek, Susan—Softball Yearby, John— Big John , Football, Black Student Union Yerman, Fred—Band, Orchestra Young, Sandra—Library Council, Representative—S.T.A.S.S., Pep Club SENIORS 57 Student Association (Stass) The Student Government The Directors (5) 1. Chairman 2. Director of Activities 3. Director of Programs 4. Director of Management 5. Director of Communications Delegates (15) 5 Senior class delegates 5 Junior class delegates 5 Sophomore class delegates Elected by each class Club Delegates One sent by each club Elects Voting Non Voting ACTIVITIES 59 STUDENT Directors Thi� year's Board of Directors were: Chairman: Stuart Lewan, Director of Activities: Mary Beth Pallas, Director of Communications: Mary Shaw, Director of Management: Deb- bie Welker, and Director of Programs: Donna Sergio. The direc- tors presided over the Student Association meetings, which were held every Tuesday. The directors were responsible for bringing an ID machine to R.F.A. Another accomplishment has been the newly installed soda machine in the South Cafeteria. The directors supervised the planning of the Fall Weekend, with the aid of the Pep Club, and also managed to keep open the means of communication between the administration and the student body. Stuort Uwon Mary Show Debbie Welker Mary Both Polio� Donno Sorgio Each club delegate attended the Student Association meetings, voted on important matters, ex- pressed the intentions of their clubs and relayed in- formation back to their respective clubs. Club Delegates Row 1: Anno Fontana. Potor lambort. Mono Brotacchio. Sheila McMahon. Wondy Mockoy. Bill Seigler.Row 2: Donna Greene, Shari Comin . Lana Morcoccio. Bob Bettette. Bonnie Hoehn, Jim Sanzone. Marianne Haydon. 60 ASSOCIATION Class Delegates V SENIORS: Carl Baronowiki. Roxanne Knulti. Dal Tiotto. Kathy Parry JUNIORS: Stanley lewan, Brenda Schott. Kathy Benner. Bob Trocy SOPHOMORES Paul Pillmore, Mary DeMatteo. Tony C re� oli As Senior Class Delegate� , we represented the senior da � . We attended the Student Association meetings and voiced the opinions of the entire class. We also attended the senior class meetings and aided them in getting things ac- complished. This year we have been busy with the Senior Play and the Senior Ball. This year's delegates were very busy. They worked diligently on the Talent Show and also on the Junior Prom. Each Tuesday, the class delegates attended S.T.A.S.S. meetings, offering their opinions and voted on matters of great impor- tance. The main function of this year's Sophomore Delegates was to attend S.T.A.S.S. meetings. Fund raising cam- paigns including bake sales were organiz- ed. The Sophomore Delegates assisted in choosing a company for this year's class ring. ACTIVITIES 61 Fir t Row: Monogtn Bob Solitbury and Dan Powlikowtki. Cooch Oon Buko, co-captain Bob Eakin . Hoad Cooch Tom Hoko, co-captain Miko Ringlohon, Cooch Tom Mytlintki. manogor Tom Bato and Miko Dil.bofto. Troinor Duane Niomi. Second Row: John Pottinolli. Bill Porry. Bob Kruti. Joe Morti , Ray Smoldon. Jerry Morgan, loo Porith. Stan lo ow ki. Leonard Nol on. Third Row: Ken lunnon, Tony DoBonzo, Miko Spikor. Bob Be � ette. Bob Maxwell. Joe Schobol. Stove Shoemaker. Tom Rotimki. Terry Pozdur, Pete Taylor. Fourth Row: Tim Brown, Bob Ferraro, Erich Spellicy, Joe Botco, Alan Spodafora. Denni Barto, Damon Shuman, Dave Miller. Fifth Row: Dennit Taikey. Army Securro, Dave Rizio, Leonard Turley. Phil Fratco. Bob Morriott, Poul Ottavio. Mark Speigel. Dove 8cagg. Sixth Row: Joy Jone . Jim Pratt. Mike Mcloughlin, Jody Utfle. Doug Arthur, Jim Smith, Rich St. Thoma . Phil Telander. FOOTBALL The 1974 R.F.A. Black Knights under Head coach Tom Hoke and assistants Don Bruce and Tom Myslinski rolled to an unbeaten 8 0 record to finish 9th in the state football poll, highest in the school's history. Led by captains Bob Eakins, Mike Ringlehan and Doug Arthur, the team recorded victories over rivals Notre Dame and New Hartford, and 5th ranked Amsterdam. As C.O.L. champions R.F.A. placed 12 men on the C.O.L. All-Star team; Steve Shoemaker, Phil Telander and Joe Mortis—first team defense; Dennis Taskey and Doug Arthur—first team offense; Dave Rizio, Terry Pazdur and Mike McLaughlin—second team defense and Phil Frasca, Army Securra, Bill Perry and Tim Brown—second team offense. Joann Thorrott—Co-coplain Sh ll y Common Co-taptam Pam Colomon—Co- aplain Cheerleaders lotlio Bow -� Lauri Hartman Koran Kr ni«tky Kim Hoc var Kathy Simon Row 1: Eloin Bodolato, Su Carrier, Tami T land«r, Mary Jo Stodmi r. Patty Ringalhan. _ . . . Row 2: Sandy Surac . Karr n DiMoggio, Mo McLaughlin. Carm l Guliano, Erin lynch, Eil n Crouch Su Smith ’ Mary Schofield — Hoad MojoreMe MAJORETTES Majorette 1974-1975 This year the R.F.A. Majorettes had many changes. The new advisor-director was Mrs. Anthony Guarneiri. Among the changes were new uniforms and a new style of twirling. Instead of one Head Majorette, this year, there was also a Featured Twirler. This year's Head Majorette was Mary Schofield and R.F.A.'s first Featured Twirler was Cindy Harris. In addition to four football games, the majorettes performed at basketball games and parades in the spring. VARSITY MAJORETTES Carla Tardvgno. Gino Forraro. Mary Ann Forroro, laurio Barb Richardson. Doni� Littior. Cathy DiFondi. Molly Smith. Nancy Lopvt Rico. JUNIOR VARSITY MAJORETTES Suo Egglotton—J.V. Hood. Jodi Biondi. Suo Vittorollo. Oiano Cindy Johnson—J.V. Hoad. Suo Smith. Mkhola Bravo, Potty Kamos. Suo Malwiioc. Lori Fragapano. Moty kou Magnanti Jonos, Noncy Wokulik. Stolla Bromloy. ACTIVITIES 65 THE MARCHING BAND J. Abort , A. Arthur, 0. Avorill. M. Bonodict. A. Blank, V. Boykin. P. Bronnan, 0. Briggs. C Chiocof rro, A. ChllluHo, P. Clifford. M. Chad boum , S. Comint, A. Conti. M. Conti, L Convert . J. Corig I � o no, K. Corpus, S. 0 Artangolo. B. Davi . N. DoLutis. M. DoSalvia. P. Dottito, C. D w y, P. DiPoolo, N. Olson, M. Doylo, M. Eaton. D. Ed lman, M. Ellis, K. Endrot, M. Fabriiio, J. Foot . T. Foot . D. Fwllwood, M. Fwllwood. B. Oamola. L OMotto E Giotto T. Grotto F. Hahn, N. Hamilton, M. Hamolia. M. Harpor, T. Harpor, H. Handorton, K. Hitcock. J. HowUtt, A. Illi, M. luarno, D. Jo g r, I Johnson, P. Jutx l r. G. Kahlor, S. Kahlor, B. Kotor, R. Kotkiw, M. Kolly. T. larrabo . R. Loach. S. Loidrig. G. Lokki, P. Libby, D. Mandrkk. C. Mantolli, P. Marino, O. Marks, M. Mathor, D. Mayo. K. McGinnis. K. McK nno, M Mclioth, D. MorriR. A. MJMor, 0 Mol . C. Moo non, W. N lton. D. Noxon, T. Oppito. R. Palmor. W. Panych. R. Pap . D. Pawl, C. Phillip. A. Piorc . J. Pik , J. Provontano, O. Root . D. Robortt, D. Rogers. M. Rondinolli, J. Rossi, C. Roth. K. Ruttoll, E. Salorno. R. Salisbury. F. Salvaggio, G. Sanborn. J. Samon . K. Schobol. B. Schoff. 8. Soaton, D. Sorgio. K, Sorgio, C. Shoaror, M. Skwarok, D, Stranoy, J. Suiti, V. TaHoni, R. Talloy J. Troodway, S. Tufts. W. Torloy, D. Updik . J. Urts, M. Van Slyko, M. Van Slyko, J. Votcio. J. Vito. S. Woldman. 0. Womor, J. Whit . L Wolfgang. A. Wolff. 0. Yog r, F. Yorman, S. Young, M. Zoppotollo. 66 KEY CLUB Key Club i� advised by Mr. Vero and directed by this year's club officers: President: Thom O'Connell, Vice President: Doug Arthur, Secretary: Dave Miller, Treasurer: Ron Cole. Key Club is a service to both the school and the com- munity. This year they sponsored the an- nual Thanksgiving Can Drive and gave a Pizza Party to the homeroom collecting the most cans. Rrtf Row: Torri Mongan, Moggio McNamara, Dal Tiolio, Dav Millor. S cond Row: Ron Col . Doug Arthur, Thom O'Connoll. Fir � Row: Alic D w y, Jorry Morgan. Shoily Coiomon. Pam Coloman, Don Mitkol, Kim Hocovar, Jon Rolf . Se- cond Row: Carol Krutx. Jody littU, Undo Pottinato, Craig Gordolla, Jo Scxorba, R. Scott Adolphi, John C r oli. Dob Marriot Sandra Davi«t. Ann Sanxon . Donna Or n . Iona Mar- coccio, Bonn. Ho hn, Val«n Cronixor. Mary Schofield, Maria Brotacchio, Anito llli, Rayaonn Plato. PEP CLUB The Pep Club keeps school spirit alive at R.F.A. They put up tons of posters and banners throughout the year publicizing sporting events — and not only football and basketball. They raise money to provide buses for away games. They also organize such events as the traditional burial of U.F.A. and the funeral march. The faculty advisor is Mr. DeSantis who ac- tively takes part in all their activities. This year's officers are: President: Maria Brasacchio, Vice President: Bonnie Hoehn, and Sec.-Trees.: Mary Lou Magnanti. ACTIVITIES 67 FALL WEEKEND This year Fall Weekend started Thursday night, October 10, with the traditional bonfire. Several members of the foot- ball team were awarded very appropriate gag gifts. Doug Arthur was awarded a bra, and Bob Bessette received a pair of stilts. After the bonfire was extinguished, by our local fire department, everyone gathered in the Boys' Gym for a dance, sponsored by the Black Student Union, which featured Bad Dog”. Saturday afternoon, October 12, we played our rival U.F.A. We promptly defeated them again with a score of 26 to 0! During the halftime performances, the floats paraded around the track for the judges. The winning float was the Spirit of '76,” built by the patriotic Junior Class. Following that Sue Hedrington, escorted by Steve Wojdyla, was crowned Fall Weekend Queen. Her court members were: Leslie Bielic, Cindy Harris, Karen Hart, and Patty Rahrig. The band and majorettes gave another good perfor- mance and set the mood for the weekend. Saturday evening, couples gathered in the beautifully decorated gym. The Pep Club did a great job with the theme Stairway to Heaven”. Flame provided musk, which added to a very enjoyable evening for many. The Olympks were held the next day. A large crowd showed up for eating contests, (all those pies, crackers, and bananas!), tug-o-war, bongo board, and spooling! Fall Weekend was a great success and a fine tradition to continue. ACTIVITIES 69 Letters of Commendation This yaar seventeen seniors received Letters of Commen- dation. This was based on their PSAT NMSQT which they took in the fail of their junior year. Regents Scholarship Winners Row 1-Becky Howl � . Lynn Monfred. Ruth Talley, Elena Salorno, li� a Max- 10I0, Carolyn Moonan Row 2-Carl Baranowtki. Chri Shearer, L on Jon � . Jeff McKee. Stuart Itwon Brute Bayn � . This year sixty Rome Free Academy students receiv- ed Regents Scholarships, seven students were named as alternates, and two were the recipients of Regents Scholarships for nursing. The six hour exam was given on October tenth. The students were tested in the following areas: English, Math, Social Studies, Art, Music, and Science. For earning a Regents Scholarship, the students receive at least $250.00 a year for up to five years, if he or she attends a university in New York state. Row I-Mario Brotacchio, Boom Hoehn. Mary S Hofi ld. Ruth Tolley, Wendy Mo k y, Don no Sergio. Debbie Wilton. Row 2-le Parith, David Werner. Chrh Shearer. Carl Baranowtki, Roxanne Knutti. Steve Wolter, Sheila M Mahon, Bru Bayne . Lott Fanning, Debbie Welker. Row 1-Mark Adtil. John Donohue. Jim Sanion . Row 2-Clair Floyd. Lynn Manfred, Valeri Cronixer, Jackie Joy. Lite Maxiola. Kim Ruttell. John Salerno. Row 3-Fronk Pellegrino. Leon Jon � , Trudy Volvo. Beverly Wynn . Bob Betoll . Jeff McKee. Marilyn Jonet, Dean Mocloughlin. Elena Salerno. Stuart Iowan, Sal Conia. 70 COLGATE SEMINAR Colgato Seminar it a program for tho top high school toniort. The top fifty toniort from R.F.A. including alternatet attend four three-settion teminart. Seniors from area high schools also attend. The seminars, ranging from Love in America to Games Computers Play, are given by Colgate University professors. Each year the group takes a trip to the Colgate Campus. This year the officers were: President: Carl Baranowski, Vice President: Geoffrey Bright, and Secretary-treasurer: Kathy Parry. The group's advisor it Mr. Ball. Row On : Dion� Stewart, Valeri Cronlier. Morilyn Jon � , lynn Manfred. Mory Catherine Polero, Joelle Valve, Bennie Heehn. Row Two: Mark Polla� , David Werner. Jim Samon� , Jeff McKee. Kothy Parry. Mary Beth Polla� , Stuart Lewan. Lean Jane� , Prank Pellegrino. Row One: Dennh Ludlow. Mark Adril. Bruce Bayne� . John Donahue. Row Two: Maria Braoocchlo, Thereto Weitfall. Deborah Wirion, Ilona Salome. Lori Panning, Wendy Mackey, Mary Schofield. Row Three: Beveriy Wynne. Chrri Shearer. Donna Sergio. Cod Baranow� kl, Judy ludin, Le� lie Ca� o, Steve Walter, Roxanne Knuttl, Ruth Tolley. Shlelo McMahon, Jackie Joy. ACTIVITIES 71 SOCCER The Soccer Team, coached by Bob Bean, finished the year with a fine record of 10 wins, 5 losses, and 3 ties. The team won the Central Oneida League title as well as the lewinda League title. Those team members who were named to the C.O.L. All Stars were Andre Gued, Jim Korpela, Gary Kahler, team captain Bob Lloyd, Joe Mez- zafero, and Bob VanMeter. Andre Gued was also nominated for the High School All American Team, which consists of 50 high school players from all over the country. Jim Korpela Gary Kohlor Jo Maxxaforro Tho� o or the thro ploy � pkkod from UFA to b on lb Col. All-Star foam. Korpola wo� al� o pkkod on the lownoida 1 091 0 All-Star team. Row One—Mike McDonald. Jo Vetchlo. Jo Moxxofero. Ron Roval. Jim Korpola. John Hedrington Row Two—John Boll. Stov Barthold. Bob Lloyd, Gory Kohlor. Bruce VanMeter. Mike Togliaferri. Stove Gregg. Row 1: Jill Kaplin. Patty Martin, Kim Morrill, Lynn Wall co-captain Gail Eorly. co-captain Carol Kloindiontt. Marcolla Buochloy. Ooanna Hamilton, Gloria Athlmo. Galorio Smith, Dobbio Briggt Row 2: Paula Oobbint—awutont coach, April Wiloy, Patricia K. CuNon—coach, Margworito OoSahrio, Pat Cartwright. Swo Kahlor. Koron Ringroto. Cindy Short. Donna Francoour, Judy Troadway, Judy ludin, Bocki Roto. Dobbio Mayo. Erin lynch. SWIMMING NAIADS Section III—Marcella Buechly placed 2nd in the 50 yd. backstroke and 4th in the 100 yd. backstroke. Although the girls didn't have a good overall record, many of the girls set individual records. Lynn Wells set a school and pool record in the 50 yd. Freestyle while Gail Early set a school record in the 200 and 100 yd. Freestyle; Marcella Buechly set records in the 100 yd. Medley, 50 yd. Backstroke. The 200 yd. Freestyle relay team of Gail Early, Debbie Mayo, Marcella Buechly, and Lynn Wells added to the list of records. Chosen as most valuable was Marcella Buechly and most im- proved was Debbie Briggs. Girls' Swimming R.F.A. 20 Watertown 84 R.F.A. 68 Beaver River 33 R.F.A. 58 West Genesee 131 R.F.A. 63 Oswego 124 R.F.A. 57 Lowville 47 R.F.A. 45 Holland Patent 45 R.F.A. 52 Liverpool 127 R.F.A. 88 New Hartford 100 R.F.A. 92 New Hartford 98 R.F.A. 134 Adirondack 51 FIELD HOCKEY The field hockey team, coached by Ms. Solan had a successful season with six wins and four losses. They defeated U.F.A. twice, Proctor twice, Whitesboro, and New Hartford. In the Central Oneida League competition the Varsity team finished second behind New Hartford with a score of six to two. The Junior Varsity team was un- defeated. Cooch—Ms. Solon Varsity.- first Row-Patty Winner Second Row-Alke Dowoy, Un- do Kozkk. Mary Bennett, Jonmfor Sea lot Mory Oamonko. Third Row-Mary Jo Cottio, Sharon Phillips, Jatkio Suits, laurio Gayer. Peggy Pillmore. Ranee Mortis. Junior Vanity: First Row-Christy Franklin, Heidi Vanderbogart, Janke Marks, Mory Ann Woodward. Second Row-Swe lyman, Carolyn no Motley, Eve Brooks, Karen Goetx. 76 BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY The 1974 Boys Cross Country Team finished second in the C.O.l. with a 4 1 record. The team, coached by Dave Carlson, placed co-captains Rick Rathbun and Tony DeSimone on the C.O.L. All-Star Team. DeSimone went on to place 7th at the Section 3 meet, 35th in the state meet, and 30th in the N.Y. State Federation meet. Rome 21 Whites boro 52 Rome 36 New Hartford 21 Rome 17 U.F.A. 40 Rome 24 Proctor 31 Rome 22 Notre Dame 35 Mik Manuel, Jim Foot . Wolf Panych. Carl Peterton. Tony DeSimone. Greg Brouttard. Bruce Cdick, Rick Rathbun, Bruce Palmer. Co-Captaint: Tony DeSimone, Rick Rathbun GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY The 1974 RFA Girls' Cross Country team had an excellent season. They were undefeated in dual meets, and placed first in the Fayetteville-Manlius In- vitational. They are the Section III champions. Team members were: Theresa Bosco, Diane Livingston, Kim Steagal, Anne Bosco, Diane Alicea, Angela Davis, Deb Hartly, Becky Forbes, Rosanne Coughlin. RFA SCORES OPPONEN 15 Liverpool 45 21 Chittenango 42 23 VVS 33 15 Camden 51 19 Old Forge 37 22 Cazenovia 35 GIRLS TENNIS UFA OPPONENTS 4 RCH 1 5,5 Whitesboro 0,0 5,5 Proctor 0,0 2,4 New Hartford 3.1 5,2 UFA 0,0 4 Liverpool 1 4,4 DeSales 1,1 4,3 UCA 1,2 Coach: Mitt Domor Congratulations to the Girls' Varsity Tennis Team and to Miss Demers. They won their 100th victory over a span of thirteen years with only seven losses and two ties. This year's Tennis Team snatched the COL Cham- pionship, then went on to place 2nd in the Section III Finals. Special commendation was given to the un- defeated doubles teams of Gloria Sanfarz and Serina DeSantis, along with Maureen Mclnery and Lisa Wancio. They won all 15 matches. With a total of 14 wins and only 1 loss, the Girls' Tennis Team did an outstanding job this year. (l«ft � 0 right): Jeon Vertoce. lit Bole . Sereno OeSonli� , lynn Monfred, le lie Rowland. Sybil Hou er. GYMLEADERS The gymleaders are a group of girls who help the gym teachers. They do such tasks as lead exercises, take atten- dance or answer the phone. These girls are a great help to the teachers. Noncy Dwkett, Lori Goyer ACTIVITIES 77 ROME MERMEN Row Ono: Word Twrtoy. Miko Corion, Bob Bottotto Croig Gordollo lonco VondorBogort Row Two: Rkk Rrowor. Curt McKoo, Jo Shorman, Stov Adoifi. John 6|oHio, Tim Eariy. Co-Copt. R. Scott Adoifi Row Thro : Andy Arthur, Scott Ooyor, Doug Holdridgo. J H McKoo, Rkk Bottotto. Mork Vitoli, Elmor Plonfx, Miko McNamara. Co-Copt: Shawn Ha mo la. R.F.A. 99 West Gene e 73 R.F.A. 93 Vestal 80 R.F.A. 93 Shaker 56 R.F.A. 95 New Hartford 77 R.F.A. 78 Liverpool 94 R.F.A. 93 West Genesee 73 R.F.A. 99 New Hartford 72 R.F.A. 37 Bethlehem 46 R.F.A. 80 Liverpool 92 R.F.A. — first at the Binghamton In- vitational R-f A. — first at tho Abington Height Relay in Pa. 78 TK 200 yord Medley Relay Imki of Dcufl Arthur, Scott Adolfi. Joff McKee. and Joo Sher- man is listed numbor ono in Now York Stato. Co-Captoins: 0. Shown Hamola ond R. Scott Adolfi The Rome Free Academy Mermen had another outstanding season this year. The 400 yard Freestyle Relay of Jeff McKee, Joe Sherman, Doug Arthur, ond Steve Adolfi broke the school record by two seconds with a time of 3:26.5. Junior Steve Adolfi was a record breaker in the 200 and 500 yard Freestyle events. The team is coached by Paul Giglotti and has a record of 7-3 this year in dual meets. ACTIVITIES 7 9 ORANGEMEN tow On : Co Copt. Terry Potdur, Joo Morti� tow Two: CoH Woovor, Dove Bragg, Rick Mona, tow Throe: Manager Kevin Hiecock. Kevin Parker, Tony DeSimone, Co. Copt., Shy Jactnon, Ralph Smaldon. Manager Craig Zullo Row Fovr: Scott Rllipponi, Barry Noxon, Bob Eakint, Kon Corjan, Ernie Cotoman, Dove Dixon. Row 5: Cooch Stan Evan� . 80 With two gam«i and tho Section III Tournament left in the season, the R.F.A. Orangemen had compiled a record of 10-6. Team co-captains were seniors Terry Pazdur and Shy Jackson. Ernie Coleman led the Orangemen in scoring and rebounding. Coached by Stan Evans, last year's Section III champs placed first in the Oneonta In- vitational Christmas Tournament. Players on the all-tournament team in- cluded Kevin Parker, Ernie Coleman and Joe Mortis. R.F.A. Opponents 61 Mt. Pleasant 49 63 Whites boro 49 50 New Hartford 51 94 R.C.H. 64 61 U.F.A. 47 68 Sidney 65 63 Oneonta 43 69 Mt. Pleasant 65 70 Proctor 82 73 Notre Dame 78 70 Whitesboro 60 53 DeMatha 68 72 Troy Catholic 79 64 New Hartford 80 69 R.C.H. 36 82 U.F.A. 66 ACTIVITIES 8) BASKETBALL The Girl' Basketball team, coached by Miss Demers, end- ed up with a record of 10-6. The girls scoring was led by Mary Bennett with a total of 155 points and Lynn Manfred with 83. Rebounding was also led by Mory Bennett with 104 and Sue Mennecke with 103. R.F.A. 45,54 Proctor Opponents 26,37 56,53 New Hartford 29,26 30,27 Whitesboro 72,55 36,33 U.F.A. 29,21 50,64 Desales 14,37 46,39 U.C.A. 54,55 64 R.C.H. 26 35 Oneida 33 45 Liverpool 62 82 This year'� varsity volleyball team wai coached by Mi� � Cullen. Co- captain Mary Bennett and Patty Rahrig were one of the key factor� in the team' ucce � ful � ea� on. Mr� . Klara coached the junior varsity team. Co- captains were Cindy Grabo and Mary Domenico. Row Ono: Debbie Smith, lynn Monfred. Potty Rohrig. Mory Bennett. Sue Mennetke, Kim Carrier. Ron Morti . Row Two: manage: Rhondo Sthilloci. Mi t Cullen. Sue lymon, Undo Kozkk. Jotkie Suit . Peggy Pillmore, Judy ludin, manager: Koren Newiome. Row One: Oebbie Meliou . Koren Sergio. Ueo Oued, Chrkti Pronklin. Koren Trophio. Mory Domenko. Cindy Orobo. Korlo Cerpwi. Row Two: lilito Williom.. Judy Treodwoy. Cindy Monlelli. Mory Je C4K«io, Oebbie Hortly, Kri Swartz. Sue Kohler. Noncy Smith. Mr� . Klora. VOLLEYBALL ACTIVITIES 8 3 HOCKEY The R.F.A. Hockey Team, coached by Don Simon, wai riding a record of 7-8 at the date of thi printing. In February, the team played in the Rome Hockey Tournament. They defeated R.C.H., but were then defeated by Potsdam. Stars of the Black Knights included Al Williams, who was voted to the all-tournament team first line, and Bob Lloyd. R.F.A. Opponents 6 Bishop Ludden 0 3 Ithaca 5 7 Oswego 5 1 Gloucester 6 0 Massena 10 4 Auburn 2 1 Clinton 2 4 West Genesee 2 8 New Hartford 2 2 Ithaca 6 6 Hamilton 9 5 Auburn 6 5 R.C.H. 3 2 Potsdam 3 5 Cazenovia 6 84 Row On —John Tolloy. Jim Korpollo. David Jonowki. Ron Simon. Rotor KloHor, Chuck Muldoon, Tim Morgan. John loffort. Row Two: Ron Scolot. Bruco Bayno . Todd Amann, Al William . Captain—Bob lloyd. Manogor—Rkk Mumpton, Doom Tatkoy. Jorry Jonot. Miko OoRuby. Paul Pillmoro, Coach—Don Simon. ACTIVITIES 85 86 Talent Show The theme of this year's talent «how, put on by the Clo t of '76, wai Rock Around the Clock. The director wai Kris Slauson and the stage manager was Chris Bean. It featured: The Kazoo Choir The Constellations with Donny Boardman as Fonziy Brian Hoehn's Blues Band Joe Ferlo Barb Seaton and Ruth Talley Mike Rossi Grape Jam featuring Chris Shearer and Leo Converse Sirkiss Angela Mellace, Mirella D'Ambrigio, Ann Mellace National Black Anthem Blind Justice Emily Haydn Vyvvnn Boykin and Cindy Williams Mark Chadbourne Town Line Road Band featuring Joe DiMaagio os Elvis and . . . John Mehl as Wolfman Jack SENIOR PLAY IF A MAN ANSWERS Stwort lewon, JoAnn Thorrett, Oeon Maclochlon, Karen Krenlttky, Tony Petrvccl. Mrs. Bates did it again! She instructed the seniors in an exciting new play which was put on in March of '75. The seniors worked hard this year on their theatrical production of If A Man Answers. If A Man Answers is about a young lady, Chan tal, who is half French and half Bostonian. Her two different nationalities show up humorously throughout the play. Chantal moves to New York and marries a professional photographer, Gene, who has many models around. Chantal tries to keep her husband happy while her best friend, Tina, tries to take him away. She almost succeeds. Gene finds out how Chantal trains her hus- band and everything breaks loose. Of course, like all love stories, it has a happy ending. The seniors of '75 are very proud of their talents, and have displayed them very well. They hope all classes after them do as well and have as much fun. But it will be difficult without Mrs. Bates. This was Mrs. Bates' last Senior Play and everyone will miss her talents next year. Mrs. Bate — The Director The Cast Chantal Stacy ... John Stacy...... Germaine Stacy .. Tina Brooks .... Gene Wright .... Conchita........ Salome.......... Belladonna...... Europa ......... Miss Kaye....... Mr. Chadwick ... Flower Shop Clerk Robert Swan .... . Karen Krenitsky ... .Stuart Lewan .. JoAnn Tharrett ... .Sandy Young Dean Maclachlan ... Nina Gregory .....Kathy Parry . .Eva Marie Tosti .. .Debbie Welker ... Cathy Loparco ... John Gannon ... Cathy Loparco ... .Tony Petrucci Row One: Kathy Parry, Cathy Loparco. Debbie Welker. Row Two: fvo Morte Teeti, Nina Gregory. ACTIVITIES 87 Front It. to Rf.-Mt William . Peggy Pillmore. Donna Sergio. Moggie McNomoro. Peggy Grithham. Vicky Con- figito. Back It. to Rt.-John Donohue. Dean Mclochlan, Thom O’Connell. O.J. Alan, Mark Loreto. Linda Pet- tinato. Oenite Foley. George Ree e Front It. to Rt.: Peter Lambert, Terri Mangan. Tracy Miller. John Pefell. Jeannine Lambert. Elaine Buth, Back It. to Rt.-Debbie Allen, lorry McCann. Sybil Houter. SKI CLUB Ski Club works very hard all year rais- ing money for trips. Then, they sit and hope for snow. This year they are plan- ning a trip to Killington. This year's officers are: President: George Reese, Vice President: John Donahue, Secretary: Barb Herbsf, Treasurer: Leslie Case. The faculty advisor is Ms. Williams. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row Ono: Carl Raima, Sandy Davi «, Joan Mor t� of� ky. Marta HowlH, Laurio Goyor. Row Two: Tina Barber, Torri Ann Gratto. Valorio Cronixor, Judy Jonot, Iona Marco cia, M� . Skoll, Morla Bratacchio. Diano Alicia. Row On : Rhil Marino, Carol Cingron lll, Stollamori Rori� , lynn Manfred, Linda Cingranolli. Row Two: Donna Groono, Bonni Hoohn, Nancy Koxlowiki, Emily Haydon, Thorota Boko, Shirloy Ootto. Future Teacher of America i composed of tudent who wish to attend college and become teachers. They are also in- terested in social activities. This year's officers are: President—Bonnie Hoehn, Vice President—Donna Greene, Secretary—Deb- bie Jaeger, and Treasurer—Lana Marcoccia. Some of the members are tutoring for Mr. Brenner here at R.F.A. They also spon- sored the showing of the film Jesus Christ Superstar. They visit some New York State colleges throughout the year. The new faculty advisor is Ms. Skoll. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA R.N.'� Row On : W ndy Mo k y, Mory Schofield. lv lyn Brook� , Kathy S h b l, lauri Latini, Linda Cingranolli. Row Two: K lly Sturd«vant, Carol M hl. Future Nurses The Future Nurses Club, advised by Mrs. Guy, is divided into two groups, the Registered Nurses and the Licensed Prac- tical Nurses. Both groups participate in volunteer work at one of the Rome hospitals. The students who are planning to become Registered Nurses took courses that would help them get into nursing school. This year's officers were: President: Jean O'Brien, Vice President: Mary Schofield, Secretary: Ann- marie DeBonzo, and Treasurer: Kelly Sturdevant. LR.N.'s Row On : Jodylynn H nry, Annemori Blonk, D bbi Woxnkk, Kafhy Schebel. Rh o B on. Marianne Glorioto Candy Strip r. Row On : Coll n Muldoon. Cindy Kocxorow.ki, Th r � a Norlhrup. Marianne Haydon, Ratty Bour� t rt. Rom Batt a� . Row Two: D niM Cook, Kathy H.pwroth, Dolor � Ruchyr, Sue Rontlv� , Ratti Rr � l r. ACTIVITIES 89 MATMEN Knooling loft to Right: Miko Splkor. Frod Morthion, Ugor 0 lu, Som Soniono Gory Coluccio John Donohuo. Jim Mohor. Frod Fotto Standing: Coach Jim Rofforty, Jim Winborg, John Yoarby. Army So curro, Al Spodoforo Miko Stotio. Jim Protl. Miko Wintorbottom. Bob Colp Tri Copto.n. Frod Foota. Jim Mohor, and Miko Splkor. Record 11-3-1 1st Central Oneida League Rome. Opp. Chittenango 36 16 Lowville 9 34 Beaver River 24 24 Procter 57 8 Notre Dame 34 20 Morritville Eaton 18 27 liion 20 23 Richfield Springs 23 20 New Hartford 25 21 Fayetteville Manlius 28 16 Whitesboro 25 14 Oneida 29 19 U.F.A. 49 9 Cazenovia 24 13 Liverpool 26 16 Top finithor in rho COL. Tournomont woro: Som Somono, F� od Fo to. Jim Mohor. and Miko Spikor. 98 Fred Festa 13-2 2nd Central Oneida League 2nd Sherburn Christmas 105 Jim Mahar 13-0-1 1st Central Oneida League 4th Sherburn Christmas 112 John Donahue 13-0 2nd Central Oneida League 119 Gary Colluccio 6-4 126 Sam Sanzone 9-5-1 1st Central Oneida League 132 Ugur Ozlu 10-5 2nd Central Oneida League 138 Fred Marchone 7-7-1 145 Mike Spiker 9-3-2 2nd Central Oneida League 155 Jim Winberg 1-7-2 Bob Colp 0-3-0 Mike Stasio 0-2-0 Ed Pascucci 1-0-0 167 Mike Winterbottom 1-7-2 177 Jim Pratt 5-5-3 Al Spadofora 0-2-0 3rd Central Oneida League Hg Army Seccurra 9-6 3rd Central Oneida League Unlimited John Yearby 2-2 4th Sherburn Christmas Coach Rafferty remarked about the team: We had a fine year after losing 9 starters from last years team. This year we only lose Jim Mahar @105th and Fred Marchone @ 138th, so we are looking forward to even a better year next year! R.F.A. 78.45 76.23 82.87 65.05 65.05 74.70 81.86 81.86 75.23 83.87 86.75 91.68 84.35 96.75 Jamesville DeWitt Opponents 76.93 Oneonta 84.58 North Syracuse 74.83 Shaker 61.60 Niskayuna 64.80 Liverpool 86.10 Auburn 74.00 Baldwinsville 94.90 Cicero 71.49 East Syracuse-Minoa 86.84 Corcoran 86.45 Nottingham 100.92 Fulton 73.15 Oneonta 92.95 GYMNASTICS The R.F.A. Gymnastic� Team, coached by Jack Bean, with one match left in the season had compiled a record of 9-5. The leading scorer was Jon Bean, who was undefeated on the long horse. Other members of the team include Dean Morecroft, horizontal bar, longhorse, and parallel bars; Dave Hender- son, floor exercise and longhorse; Dan Livingston, horizontal bar; Dennis Kneezle, longhorse and sidehorse; Steve Leidig, floor exercise; Jim Mutton, parallel bars; and Ken Pace, parallel bars and sidehorse. Row One: Jon Boon. Steve leidig. Doan Morecroft. Neil Narmore. Dominick Goffo. Dove Plumtey. Eugene Dubonnet. Row Two: Leonard Nelson. Dan Uving lon. Jim Mutton, Dennit Kneeile. Bruce Gofner, Ken Poce. Dove Henderson. Row Ono: lotcto Corr, Dawnollo Pickott, Miranda Clark. Rom Grogoriou� Row Two: Sandy Bravo. Cathy Philipp GYMNASTICS The 1975 Gymnastics Team practiced diligently for a successful season. Sue Skogland led the team with great performances on the balance beam, uneven parallel bar and the floor exercise. The team was coached by Ms. Deb- bie Davis. Suionno Groono. Dori� Roador. Swo Skogland. Wondy Covoll. Mory Moonon, Ruth Hondorton. ACTIVITIES 93 MRS. COLE'S READERS THEATER PRESENTS . . . WINNIE-THE-POOH Row 1: Jotoph Morotto, David Morfin. Brondo Root Row 7: Shoron Bondor Row 3: Robin Hugo. Chri� Updyko, Bill Bondor. Karon KroniHky. Nancy Abb . Richard Rumphroy. Fronk Hoilag Row 4: Koifh Copa. Mr� Colo. John Yoarby. Row S: Mark Stoll, Robort Kokin� 94 Firtt Row: Jim Pritchard. Bob Ferraro, Carl Ballow. Joo Boko. Phil FroKa. Erich SpelUcy. loonard Turley. Second Row: Damon Shuman, loo Porith, Morfc Speigel. Anthony Mecca, Tim Chrittopher, Pot Wedlock. Dove Jordan. Mark Hall. INDOOR TRACK The Indoor Track Team undor Coach Tom Myslinski attend invitational moots at Cortland, Syracuse, Cornell, and Rochester dur- ing the winter season. Also the team competes in dual meets against the combined Utica schools at the Utica Armory. The team practices after school in the halls of R.F.A. Firtl Row: Mike Diliberto. Roy Kenghit, Mike MocDonold. Eori Peterton. Dutty Shoildt. Mike Manari. Carmino Avantini, Daryl Pickett. Tod Dombrowtki. JoH Young. Second Row: Rick Rathbun, Alex Conti, Eric McNeil. Chuck Richardton. Jody little. Brian O'Berry. Brian Heaney. John Pekartki, Alan Huxfable, Mark Conti, Bill Owen . ACTIVITIES 95 GOLF Sybil Houtar. Kathy DiFondi, Bonni Goy r, lynn Manfred. left to Right: Joo Moizafeero Agotf Rovlli, Tim O'Coonoll, Gary Kohler. JoH Laoigao. R.F.A. Girl� ' Golf Tho Romo Girl� ' golf toam, coached bv M� . Oomor� . placod fir� t in tho Section III final� , thank� to lynn Manfrod who placed fir� t and Bonnio Guyor who placod � ocond. Tho mo� t valuablo playor wo lynn Manfrod, ond tho moil improvod playor wa� Pom Stofanik. Tho foam'� «core for tho � oa� on woi 7 win� ond 0 lotto� . .F.A. OPPONENTS Camden 0 Onoida 0 Cicero 0 Cicero 0 Camden 0 Onoida 0 N. Syrocuto 0 Boys Golf The 1974 Boys Golf team under Coach Don Geary and led by captain Tom Mdnerney finished with a 14-1 record, giving them the area title. The team finished second in Section III competition. BOWLING The RFA Bowling team took its fourth consecutive COL championship. The Keglers, under the leadership of Coach Dick Dorsino, finished with a record of 25-2. Both the Varsity and Junior Varsity bowlers put forth a great effort to make a successful year. Members of the team are: Row One, left to right-Frank Mazzaferro, Pete Trela, Frank Woodly, Randy Sayger, Bob Esposito, Bob Narmore, Tom Oppitto. Row 2, left to right-Bob Richie, Co-Captain John Martin, Agoust Raulli, Tom Rosinski, Dan Jones, Mario Guerrieri, Bob Hughes, Nick Facciolo, Co-Captain Joe Abone, Rick Leach. The Girls' Bowling team, coached by Mrs. Bilton, did very well this year. They took first place in their class at the Sec- tionals, and then went on to Chittenago. The girls bowled in- tramurally every Thursday afternoon at the Rome Bowling Center. The traveling team met Whitesboro, UFA, UCA, Camden, Proctor, Oneida, New Hartford, and RCH. The team consisted of Stella Paris, Cheri Destito, Mary Guaspari, Gail Early, Sue Matwijec, Mary McGowen, Patty McGowen, Sue Samson, Karen Endres, Eleanor Voci, Antoinette Faccioli, Lori Magliocca, Charlene Emetario, Sue Smith and Vickie Grenier. SOFTBALL This year's Girls' Varsity Softball Team under Coach Cullen placed 3-4 in the C.O.L., and a final record of 5-5. The most valuable players were Jane Boulanger, and Pat Floren- tine. The most improved player was Deanne Barnett. R.F.A. OPPONENTS 8 Oneida 6 7 Proctor 17 9 Whites boro 8 33 New Hartford 9 24 DeSales 10 9 U.F.A. 20 11 Proctor 15 3 Whites boro 18 26 , R.C.H. 7 11 Camden 16 fir� � Row: Goil forty. Jono Boulanger Di Carol. Pol Florentine, Ran Morti� . Second Row: Li«a Worxio. Morty Tolley. Mory Bennett Roxy lui r . Allyn Porkint. Third Row: Jockio Suit . Shoron Phillip� . Oeonn Bornett. Linda Koxkk. Oi Porkint. Barb Rico. Kim Corrior. Mi� � Cullen ACTIVITIES 97 BASE Varsity Baseball Coached by Joseph Skwarek, the R.F.A. Varsity Baseball team finished the season with a 7 8 record. The team was cap tained by Richard Duell and Richard Corradino. Leading the team in batting average was John O'Hagan. Team members who were elected to the C.O.L. All Stars were Randy Williams, first team infielder; Dan Guggi, second team pitcher; and Tom Palinski, second team infielder. HOME OPPONENTS 17 llion 6 8 Ilion 1 3 Whitesboro 7 1 Notre Dame 4 3 Liverpool 4 13 New Hartford 2 1 U.F.A. 9 1 R.C.H. 8 4 Whitesboro 5 0 Notre Dame 1 2 New Hartford 1 14 U.F.A. 2 8 Proctor 5 4 R.C.H. 3 0 Proctor 6 98 BALL Top Row: Coach Skwarok. Rich Jarrott. Fronk Gonfilo. Kon Zignno Jo Gollupi Sob Eakint. Dougla Arthur, Stovo Shoomokor. Sob VanMotor. Jo Abon . K n C rjan. Bottom Row: It. to Rt., Don Guggi. Mark Smoldon Randy William . Rich Ou ll. Dick Corradino. Jim Thrathor. J rry Morgan. John O Hog n, Tom Polintki. ACTIVITIES 99 Row It Kevin Porktr. Oovo Riiio, Mark 611� . Ed Rkhardt. Kovin O'Connell. Tony Colemon. Todd Matthew� , Mike Maiiart. Mike Fullwood. Alex Conti. Row 2: len Nel� on. Rick Rathbun. Mike MacDonald. Chuck Richordton. letter Dingley. Mike Deliberto. Wally Ponych. Ralph Vocco. Mike Manuel. Jim Winburg. Row 3: Coach Tom Mytlintki. Steve lavine. Doryll Carter. Ron Gray, Tony DeSimone. Denni Hockett. Army Securra. lee Par� h. Earl Peterton. Coach Paul Gigliotti. Row 4: Tim Davit. Steve Tetander, Eric Spellky. Damon Shumon, Bob Ferraro. Alon Spodaforo. Paul Ottavio. Borry Noxon. Row 5: Ernie Coleman. Bruce Palmer, CliH Robinton, Bob Marriot. Dove Dixon. Carl Ballew. Joe Botco. Phil Fratca. Row 6: Manager Craig Gardella. Carl Vkkert, Rkk McClain. Dove Martin. Manager Wolt Adami 100 TRACK The 1974 Track Team, coached by Paul Gigliotti and Tom Mytlintki, had another exceptional year. They went 6-0 in dual meett, placed se- cond in the Sectional Relayt and took first in the Rome, Utka, New Hart- ford, and Section 3 Invitational� . The team, led by captain� Ed Richard� , Tony Coleman, and Kevin O'Connell set teven school record� . Record� were set in: 880 and 440 yard relay� —Todd Matthew� , Lee Parish, Ed Richards, and Len Nelson; 330 Intermediate and 120 High Hurdles—Ernie Coleman; 440 yard da h—Todd Matthews; Mile Run — Tony DeSimone; High Jump—Kevin Parker. RFA 90 We� t Genesee 51 RFA 89 Notre Dame 32 RFA 94 4 UFA 36 4 RFA 78 4 New Hartford 52 4 RFA 104 Whitesboro 23 RFA 86 Proctor 45 Section 3 Relays 2nd New Hartford Invitational 1st Rome Invitational 1st Utica Invitational 1st Section 3 Meet 1st (Tie) TRACK Fjrtf Row-Cooch Gardner. lix Brook . Patty Rohrig. Coral Kloindio � . Morilyn Jonot. Oabbia Sim� , Glerio Wright. Socond Row Valeria Croiiar, Mary low Mognonti. Brenda Murray. Shori Comm . Maureen Mcleughlin, Oiono livingtton. Third Row-Mary Ann Woodord. Karen Goats. Cindy William . Laurie Gayer, Mary Domenico. Fourth Raw-Potty Richardian. Toni Campenella, Anne Botca. Karen Hort, Kris Slauson. R.F.A. OPPONENTS 53 New Hartford 100 124 Proctor 23 117 U.F.A. 31 93 Whitesboro 48 48 Stockbridge 58 48 New Hartford 51 The Girl ' Vanity Track team, coached by Miss Gardner and Miss Smith, finished the season with a 3-3 record. They placed first in the C.O.L. meet. Two league records were set in the 220 yard dash, by Patti Richardson, and in the mile run, by Kris Slauson. The team of Marilyn Jones. Ann Bosco, Liz Brooks, and Patty Rahrig set a new state record in the mile relay. The most valuable playen in track and field were Patti Richardson and Karen Savage, respectively. Most improved for track and field were Kris Slauson and Cindy Williams. Coach Klara. Kim Stoagvll. Chri� ti Fronklin. Shailo McMahon. Cothi-Ann Tatara, Barb DiMaxio. Dabbia Dw� hok. Dola Tiatxa. Karan Corigliano. ARCHERY R.F.A. OPPONENTS 2111 West Canada Valley 2694 2250 Herkimer 1424 2177 Proctor 1144 4082 New Hartford 2936 1260 Little Falls 1588 793 Little Falls 1364 The team finished Central Oneida League Champions with a 4-0 record. In the West Canada Valley Invitational, R.F.A. placed third. Rome finished first in class 0 competi- tion for Section Three finals. The team was coached by Ms. Klara. ACTIVITIES 101 Fir� i Row • Al Williorm. Kovin O’Connoll, Doomt Phillips. Davo Bragg Second Row - Frod Morchlono. Matt Stollalto. Sam Sonxono. Don Loikor. Tony OoBomo. Stan lo.ow.k. Han� . Goblor, Brian H.an.y Third Row . Jay Oaw� on. Bob Uoyd. Joo Sthobol, Frank Pitono, Coo«h Miko Worwick Ed Groiiano, Joo Giordino, Ron Colo. Thom O Connell LACROSSE The 1974 Lacrosse Team, led by co-captains Ed Graziano and Joe Giardino, finished the season with a 9-6 record. The team under Coach Mike Warwick established five scoring records. Four records, most points in a game, most assists in a career, most points in a season, and most assists in a season, were set by Ed Graziano. The other, most goals in a game, was set by Fred Marchione. Five players were named to the Central New York All Stars: Ed Graziono — first team attack; Thom O'Connell and Fred Marchione — second team midfield; Joe Schebel — second team midfield; and Ron Cole — second team goal. R.F.A. R.F.A. R.F.A. R.F.A. R.F.A. R.F.A. R.F.A. R.F.A. R.F.A. R.F.A. R.F.A. R.F.A. R.F.A. R.F.A. R.F.A. Total 4 10 3 20 9 12 11 14 3 8 1 7 17 5 6 130 Watertown 7 C.B.A. 6 Bishop Ludden 12 Cicero 6 Bishop Grimes 7 Corcoran 3 Watertown 7 C.B.A. 10 I.H.C. 5 General Brown 6 West Genesee 18 General Brown 1 Corcoran 7 I.H.C. 6 Auburn 12 113 102 HONOR SOCIETY Th Honor Society, advised by Mr. Ruby, was more active this year than it has been in the past. Its members held meetings every other Monday, raised money to take some short Field Trips, and rendered their services to the school. Members were selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and service. Seventy students were in- ducted in to the Honor Society last spr- ing and ninety-eight additional students were inducted into the Honor Society this past spring. The officers this year were: President: Lynn Manfred, Vice President: Bob Bessette, Secretary: Marilyn Jones and Treasurer: Carl Baranowski. Row 1 -Trudy Volvo, lha Gregg. Jockie Joy, JoAnn Thorrott. Dobbio Wilton, Elona Salerno. Kathy Parry. Row 2-loon Jonot, loo Porith, Joelle Volvo. Jett McKee, Carolyn Moonan, Oenmt Ludlow. Row 1-Oonna Sergio. Shari Comint. Karen Corigliano. Debbie Welker, loit Fanning, lito Mozxola. Judy ludin. Row 2-Beverly Wynne. Carl Boranowtki, Mark Pallat. Chrit Row l-lynn Manfred, Maria Bratacchio. Bonnie Hoehn. Valerie Croniier, Mary Catherine Polero. Sheila McMahon. Wendy Mockey. Row 2-Ruth Talley, letlie Cote, lono Mqkckckj Dione Stuart, Roxanne Knutti, Bob Betiette. Marilyn Jonot. Dean Mcloughlin. Jim Sonione. John Donohuo. Bruce Baynet. John Salerno. Shearer, Mary Beth Pallat. Stuart lewan, Anne Fontana. Patty Rahrig. 104 BLOCK R CLUB Rir t Row-Ritk Rothbun. Rotty Rahrig, Koran Mar� . Wandy N«Uon, Rom CoUmon. Shallay Coiamon. Sacond Row-Jon Boon, Stava Barthold. Dova Dix- on. Ondy Williom.. Dutty Shaild . Jorry Morgon. Diona Uvingalon. Rim Row-Gory Kohlar. Undo Zozkk. Laa Rort h, Mory Banna tt. Jim Mohor. Sarano DaSonti� . Sa ond Row-Joa Bo� o, lorl Rotation. Sybil Houtor. John Yaorby. Rinl Row-Stott Adolfi Mary Diminoco, Jatkia Suit . Stava Barthold, Shawn Hamola. Sotond Row-Bob Botatta, Roul Rillmora, Joa Sharmon, Todd Amonn. Doug Arthur, Rhll Frotco Third Row-lri« Spallky, Damon Shuman, Barry No - on. Bob Eokint, Davo Millar. Ron Cola. The Block R Club is the Honor Society of Athletics. In order to become a member, you must play a varsity sport and receive recommendation from the coaches. It is a service club directed by Ms. Demers and Mr. Bruce. This year it is under the able leadership of: President: Lee Parish, Vice President: Mary Bennett, Secretary: Joe Bosco, Treasurer: Karen Smalden. Rim Row-Karan Sovoga, John B|orlia, Ann Boko, Jannitar Stolo . Satond Row-Kim Staogoll, Sua Kohlar. Sharon Rhilllp . Kim Morrill, Kri Slauaon. Stava Adolfi. Third Row-Kim Carriar. Morcalla Buathlay. John O'Hegon. Bob Morriot, Marilyn Jono . lynn Manfrod. ACTIVITIES 105 SPANISH CLUB Row 1: Otmt littior, Torry Ann Grotto, Valorio Cronixor, John Gannon, Sonnto Hoohn. Mary Cathorino Polora. Torry Schilloci. Row 7: Julio Richie, Sob Bottotto Shelia McMahon. Mrt. Sorrontino, Brondo SchoH, Poula Boody, Stuart Iowan. The Spanish Club's membership is made up of students interested in furthering their knowledge of Spanish life and the use of the Spanish language. Last year several members of the club went to the language fair at Oswego. The plays were terrific and won in the play competition. INTERNATIONAL NIGHT Each year the Language Department sponsors an International Dinner complete with European dishes and entertainment. Mr. Seckner never fails to instill an enthusiastic spirit with his accordion accompaniment to the songs and dances. Everyone goes home with a full stomach, looking forward to next year's International Night. FRENCH FOUR CLUB The French IV Club it an active club open only to members of Mrs. Baynes' French IV class. They spend more time in planning activities than they do in classwork. They worked hard all year to raise money for a weekend in Quebec. This year's officers are: President — Cathy Loparco, Vice President — Kathy Parry, Secretary — Elena Salerno, and Treasurer — Doug Jovanovitch. Row t-Bill Zuk, Elena Solorno. Lynn Manfred. Debbie Wilton. Row 2-Donna Sergio, JoAnn Thorrett, Mary Schofield. Maria Brasacchio. lita Mouolo. Kathy Parry. Row 3-Lotlio Cato, Kathy Simont. Kim Russell. Lana Mo r cocao, Mory Both Pallat. Judy Lwdin, Morb Hatch. Mrt. Baynot. Marilyn Jonot. The American Field Service is made up of those students interested in the international exchange program. The club raises money to help send an R.F.A. student to a foreign country. In the summer of 1974, Debbie Welker went to Turkey, and Leon Jones was sent to Germany through the exchange program. This year we were lucky to have at our school, Debbie Smith, from Barbados. Row 1-Ann Botco. Mory DoMattoo. Jano Potrucci. Mkhollo Woldmon, Shoilo McMahon. Debbie Porry. Rita Timt, Monanno Haydon, Vyvynno Boykin, Cryttal Campbell. Row 2-Jackie Joy. Paulo Boody, Diane Stewart, Stanley lewon, Chris Shearer, Leon Jonet, John Cannon, Moggie McNamara, Marilyn Jones, Terri Mangon. Stuort Lewon. Bab Bessette. Chris Riles, Jim Sansone, Kathy Parry, Mary Catherine Polero. A.F.S. ACTIVITIES 107 This pa� t summer, I lived in Jesteeten, Germany with a dentist, his wife, and family. I had two sisters, Charlotte—19, and Grete—22. My brother, Thomas, was 17. Two horses, a dog, and a cat made up the rest of the family. I attended school in Switxerland. I also went skiing, mountain climbing, horseback riding, and swimming. I travelled throughout Germany, Switxerland, Austria, and France in what was left of my time. Leon Jones EXCHANGE I would like to thank all the people that made this experience a reality. The memory of my summer in Turkey will stay with me the rest of my life. It proved it is possible for people of different backgrounds and languages to become like sisters. To sum up my summer, I would like to share this poem: Don't walk in front of mo, I may not follow. Don't walk bohind mo, I mov not load, Jutt walk botido mo at my friond. AFS has allowed me to become friends with people all over the world. I only wish more people could become a part of the AFS family. Deborah Welker 108 STUDENTS Although Borbados 1« completely different from Romo In many way� , I am grateful to APS for tho chango. tho experience, tho chance to moot now people, loam now thing� , and � oo and partkipate In many thing� that I could novor havo dona if I wo� back homo. It ha� boon a yoar of fir� t� for mo: my first whito Chrntmat, my fir� t try at skiing and ko � kating, my first timo trick-or-treating my first football go mo, and my first timo away from homo and in such a big family. This yoar hot holpod mo to mako up my mind obout coilogo and hot givon mo a difforont pertpec- tivo of Amorica and Amorkans. Thank� to oil my friondt at REA, and In Romo for moking this yoar possible and helping mo when I first arrived. I hope more people will got Involved in AFS and gain from tho oxporionco. Don't forgot to come visit mo when I return homo to Barbados Island in tho Sun. Deborah Smith I had a groat timo in tho Unitod Statos as a Rotary Exchange Student from Japan. Everything is so different from my coun- try, such as people, customs, food, and school. At first I had a hard time adjusting to the American way of life. Everyone was so kind to me, and helped my English. It was so nice for me to learn so many things about this country and experience a completely different way of life. I really enjoyed everything at R.F.A.: seeing my first football game, playing on the varsity basketball team, using a computer, taking a school bus and talking with my friends. This year has given me the opportunity to learn more about myself while also lear- ning about others. My year in Rome has been a great experience and one I will never forget. When I return home I hope to share many memories of my stay in Rome. I want to thank all the students at R.F.A. who helped me and made this year a fantastic one for me. Minami Watanabe ACTIVITIES 109 THE NATIONAL BELLAMY AWARD Patty Clifford When I was a junior last May, Student Association elected me to go to the 33rd Annual National Bellamy Award Presentation held in Los Alamos, New Mexico. Los Alamos High School received the Bellamy Award which honors one high school every year in each state while paying tribute to Fran- cis Bellamy, the author of the Pledge of Allegiance . Rome Free Academy, Francis Bellamy's alma-mater, received the first Bellamy award in 1942. As representative of RFA, Rome, and New York State, I left in October to spend a week in New Mexico. Everyone in Los Alamos was very cordial to me. I met students from all over the country. The cultural exchange made me realize that everyone is unique, but their ideals are basically the same. In New Mexico, I visited Frijoles Canyon, Los Alamos Atomic Research Plant, and an Indian pueblo. In Santa Fe I toured the Palace of Governors and b rtered for an Indian necklace. At a dance I learned dances from all parts of the country. During a rap session, we discussed America's ideals and utopianism. At the Flag Presentation Ceremony I realized for the first time what the Bellamy Award was all about. I felt proud to represent RFA. My only wish is for others to share in the wonderful experiences I have had at the National Bellamy Award. DRAMA CLUB Row 1: Patty Svttor, Cor I Palma. Bolt Hockorf. Dolor Puchyr. Morionn Hoydon Lon Marotto. Row 7: Frod DiPoolo. Phil Marina. William Andrew . Marilyn Jono . Stan Iowan, Joo Marotto. Eva To ti, David Martin. The Officers of Drama Club are: President: Araina Donathan, Vice- President: Eva Tosti, Secretary: Bette Hackert, and Treasurer: Eva Tosti. The pur- pose of the Drama Club is to show the students theatrical arts while trying to prepare them for future productions. It also tries to help students to a more active artistic life. The Drama Club puts on new productions while teaching the students the importance of teamwork. no David Long, Daryl Carter, Dale Arnold, Chariot Wilkint, David Harrold. AV CLUB This year'� AV Club, un- der the direction of Mr. Newman and Mr� . Quinn, aids the students and teachers with classroom equipment. They schedule the use of projectors, movies, slides, microfilm, videotapes and records. They also repair all broken audio-visual equipment. Syd Waldman is the club's president. Sydnoy Waldman, Dawn Modick RADIO WORKSHOP The Radio Workshop has fifteen minutes air time every Thursday night over WKAL radio station. Every Thursday night from 7:15 to 7:30 the Radio Workshop broadcasts school news, community news and music. The officers of the Radio Workshop are; President—Mark Skwarek, and Vice- President—Paul Gwyther. Row Ono: Lou Honry. Cary Carpontor, Botsy Domvrot, Nancy Do lutis. Row Two: Don Davidson, Fran Cary, Mark Skwarok. Paul Gwythor. AMATEUR RADIO CLUB The Amateur Radio Club is made up of a group of students that enjoy operating their own radios to talk to peo- ple in far off lands. Row Ono: Woll Ponych, Tom Augustino. Paul Gwythor, Jock Rous. Row Two: Miko Mocolik, Oolo Dolnoro. Bill Soiglor. ACTIVITIES 111 Row 1: Craig Gardolla Paulo Rilio, Linda Marullo Mary Ann Slagliano. Row 7: Bill Burk , Mark McGowan, Mik Oiliborto. Jo Forraro. The newly formed Business Law Club, advised by Mr. Campola, consists mainly of students in his Business Law class. The main purpose of the club is to increase the members' understanding of the uses and functions of the law. They also worked toward a trip to Washington, O.C., which will help the members to understand the working of the United States' government. The officers are: President—John Chapin, Vice President — Bill Perry, Secre- tary— Agnes Giardino, and Trea- surer—Linda Marullo. BUSINESS LAW CLUB Row 1: Eva To� ti, Michollo Ckcotti. John Chopin. Virginia Doorr, Judy Hovoy. Row 7: Al Johnton. Chorion Emolorio. Bill Porry. Karon Forrucci. Jim Corigiono. Agne� Giardino. Dabbi Holts. Row 3: Bob Salisbury. Roy Gramporcaro. Butch Morohand. Bruce Goodman. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is concerned with all aspects of science. The group is advised by Mr. Uvanni, who supervises and at the same time allows the Science Club members to do what they want. The Science Club is also looking forward to taking trips that are associated with science. The officers are: President—John Salerno, Vice President — Eric VanderBogart, Treasurer—Oebbie Goetz, and Secretary—Candice Roth. Row 1: Kovin Cormth Dobbi Gooti, Candy Roth. Bart Jon � . Row 7: Bob Marriot, John Salorno. Jim Sanion . Eric VandorBogart. Brion Cornish. Davo Forrit. 112 BLACK STUDENT UNION ©w 1-Rio Woodson David Martin, D«r k Cortor. Dtnnn Turnoc. Row 2-Dobbio Poforson. Tina Guod, Shorilyn Goodman, Karon William� , Dion Bullor. Sharon Robinson. Row 3-Albort Johnson. Butch Moorohond, Daryl Carter. John Johnson. Mike Fullwood. Bruce Goodman. Robert Williams. April John- son, Cleta Brontly, Vyvynn Boykin. This year the Black Student Union spon- sored a record hop, a dance, a candy sale, and held several bake sales. With the profits they planned a trip with the help of Mr. West, their advisor. The main purpose of the Club is to help promote a better relationship between black and white students. The officers of the Black Student Union are: President—Bruce Goodman, Vice President—Robert Williams, Secretary — Diane Butler, and Treasurer—Cynthia Williams. The Royal Order of Ring Rotators Row t: Mark lorotto, lari Hartman. Moggio McNamara. Kim Hocovar. Matt Stollato. Row 2: Ux Conti. Brian Corrior, O. J. Atari. John Donohuo. The Royal Order of Ring Rotators is a newly formed club this year. Under the able leadership of President Matt Stellato, Vice-President Mark Loretto, Secretary Maggie McNamara, and Treasurer John Donohue, the club accepted new members upon the completion of screening by the board and strict oral examinations. The club's purpose is the promotion of fair play and sportsmanship during studyhalls and lunch periods. ACTIVITIES 113 RED CROSS CLUB Roymon W� ov� f. Andy Hommolio. Mr. Grap� ntt� l� r, Vicky Burkhart, Rotonn� Coughlin, Kathy Macantoo. Gory Sanborn. The Red Cross Club had a very successful money drive this year—collecting over $150 from the student body. Along with this they sold candy, had bake sales, and sponsored a movie. Mr. Grapensteter, the advisor, spent a lot of his time helping and encouraging the members. The money made from their fund raising activities was given to the needy people in our area. Many people were thankful and ap- preciative for their hard work and determination. The Library Council is a ser- vice organization advised by the school librarians Mrs. Beam and Mrs. Mortis. The students who work for library council help with book processing and ordering. They also check out books for the students and do magazine work. All in all the Library Council works to keep the library in order to make it easier for students to find books. LIBRARY COUNCIL 114 Nancy Suliar. Jon� t Tardugno. Angi� Blau. Mark Conner. Undo Clngranelli, Brando Reete. Cory Carp� nl� r. CHESS CLUB Row 1: Condi Roth, loui« DoMono Row 2: Dorok Jam Cortor. Brian Cornith. Mark Voroco, John Vito. The Chess Club had another successful year under the leadership of Captain Brian Cornish and Adviser Mr. Grey. During the first half of the season, they won every match ex- cept one, which they tied. In the second half of the season they played the best teams in the state, and they finished near the top. COMPUTER CLUB R.F.A. has a new club this year—the computer club. It is under the leadership of: President—Mike St. Louis, Vice President—Frank Pelligrino, Secretary—Candy Roth, and Treasurer—John Vito. Mr. Brenner serves as faculty advisor and Mr. Stockwell serves as associate advisor. The club is in- structing the student body on how to use the Basic language. They hope to get a dating service going by the end of the year. Row 1: Stovo Wo I tor. Mark lorkln. Condico Roth, Miko S� . louit, Don Jono . Row 2: GooH Bright, Pool Wikiok. John Vito, Sfanloy lowon, Frank Pollogrino. ACTIVITIES 115 CHOIR Row Ono: William Moonan—Director. Jill Walton, SKorilyn Goodman. Oiano Bullor. Thereto Fleming. Yvonno Kee. Sandro Root . Guy Provexono, Joteph Forlo Deborah Barone, Diana Alkeo. Brenda Dekin, Sandra Surace. Diano Frank. Lorraine Wynne. Diane Moonan. Row Two: Kotherine Moore, Nan y Abbe. Corene Echol . Tracey Miller, Mina Evan , Terry William . Mkhoel Ro� � i, Chrittopher Rile . David Hunltinger. leo Converte. Nancy Koxlowtki, Peg Gritham, Kimberly Hoffman, Sutan Ream , Carol Wetlcoll, Lori Giambona. Row Three: Joann Tharrell. Rulh Tolley. Kelly Sturdevont, Marie Crolon, Karen Douglot. Leonard Nelton. Albert Johnton. Edword Horn. Gregory Darlon. Thomat Williak, John Armtlrong. Paul Oetlilo, Corolyn Moonan, Dale Tiette. Andreo laxorut. Janice Gray. Debro Larkin. Mitting: Muriel Meyer. Nancy Pfeiffer, Jame Moreheod. Cryttol Hill, Barbaro Oaviet, Patricia Crott, Terry Barber. Carla Tardugno. Knt Slauton. Robert Tracy. Jame Pratt. Steve Underwood. Jeff Nothton. Philip Carambia. Jerome Carter. ORCHESTRA Firtl Violin: Sal Canio, Woody Mackay. Dobbto Allan, Jaonnina lambart, Mary Biroline, Tam- mia Talandar, Roba«o Forbat. Judy Maitlond, Ralph Brotocchio, Jana Sarina, Robin Elmai, Kathy Coccia. Second Violin: Dabbio Walkar, Francis Ammo, ilixabath Coccia. Frad Evan� . Dabbia Fanning, Chofla� Griffin. Mika Monuala, Stalla Parish, lucilia Poce, Undo Swinnay, Howard York. Viola� : Suo Smith, Tony Griffo, Joa Botco. Tony Mollace, Bill Spohn, Kris Shwartt. Callo� : Frank Pellegrino, Dava Karin, Pafar Lambart. Goorgo Hidy, Rhaa Baan. Str- ing Bata� : Lynn Monfrod. Karan Endar� . Flutes: Elana Salome, Borb Seaton. Pkcolo: Ruth Tolley. Oboe: Thoma� Larrabee. Clorinatt: Shari Comint, Donna Sergio. Trumpet� : Mark Ellt� . Hugh Hendanon, Frank Salvoggio. Trombone� : Donald Mole, Andy Wolff, Fred Yarman. French Horn� : Mark Chadbourne. Linda Jehnton, Carolyn Moo non, David Updyka. Tuba: Paul Destito. Percussion: Mika Benedict. Jeff Corigiliono. Rick Kaskiw, Mark Skwarek, Dale Yager. WIND ENSEMBLE Piccolo: Amy Johnson, Bar boro Seaton; Rote: Patty Clifford, Debbie Jaeger, Sue Kohler, David Noxon, Elena Salerno, Jackie Suit , Ruth Tolley; Ek Clarinet; Condice Roth; Clarinet: Shori Comint. Nancy Deluti . Mike Fabriiio, Terryonn Grotto, Gory Kohler, Gndy Montelli. Debbi Mayo. Tom Oppito, Gory Sanborn, Donna Sergio, letho Wolfgang; Alto Clarinet: Bren- da Schoff; Batt Clarinet: Joe Abone, Paul Jutxeler; Contra Bott: loo Converte; Oboe: Thomot larrabee; Alto Sox: Michoel Full wood. Kim Ruttell, Karen Sergio; Tenor Sax: Michael Kelly; Baritone Sox: Christopher Shearer; Trumpet: Douglas Arthur, Mark Doyle, Danny Edelmon, Mark Edit. Hugh Henderson, Gary lekki, Bob Koter. Frank Salvaggio. David Werner; Trombone: Oonold Mole. Andy Wolff, Fred Yermon; French Horn: Mork Chad- bourne, Undo Johnson. Carolyn Moo nan, David Updyke; Baritone Horn: Robert Palmer; Tuba: Paul Dettito. Mike Von Slyke, John Vito; Percuttion: Mike Benedict, Jeff Corigiliono. Rick Katkiw. Marilyn Mclieth, Mork Skwarek, Dale Yager; String Batt: Karen Endret CONCERT BAND Fluto: Vyvyon Boykin, Chrit Chiotoforro, Korlo Corput, Sandy O'Arcangolo. Botty Davit. Marguorilo DoSolvio, Cindy Oowoy, Lynn Gillotto. Eiloon Giotto, Doanno Hamilton, Maryroto luorno Annotto Millor, Dobbio Pawl, Cathy Phillip, Martio Rondinolli, Joan Rotto, Jatkio Son- xono, Sutan Young; Clarinot: Anno Mario Blank, Polo Bronnan, Dobbio Briggt, Molvin Hamolia, Anita lilt, Diano Mandrytk, Wondy Nolton, Kathloon MtKonno, Art Piorto, Sam Sonxono, Kathy Sthoboi, Judy T rood way, lk Clarinot; Condi Roth; Bottoon: John Pocartkl; Alto Sax: Marty Harpor, Wolt Panych; Tonor Sax: Miko Mathor. Daniol Rogort; Baritono Sox: Joo Votthio, Bait Clarinot: Andy Arthur, Pat Libby, Phil Marino; Trumpot: David AvoriN, Alox Conti, Nkk Dixon, Miko Eaton. Bill Gamola, Kovin Hittotk, Rkk loath, Glon Morkt, David Morrill, Frank Papo. Jotophino Provomono, Don Robortt, Bob Salitbwry, Dan Strancy, Word Turloy, Jim Urtt, Sydnoy Waldman; Trombono: Frod DiPoolo, Jamot Footo, Tom Footo, Tom Harpor. Jim Whito; Baritono Horn: Anthony Chilluffo Jr., Kovin McGinnit, Stovo Twftt; Tuba: Jim Piko, Marty Zoppotollo; Porcuttion: Mark Conti, DaU Fwllwood, JoH Howlott, Stovo loidig, Glonn Rooto, Vlncont Talioni. Mork Van Slyko. Q BSI The Bureau of Student Information is com posed of juniors and seniors who were selected for membership in the spring of their sophomore or junior year. The function of the club is to announce all activities by way of the public address system. They started the R.F.A. Minute” on WRNY. Row 1. loti to Right: Ion Klingbail, Tom Robert . Row 2: Mory Kothorino Polera Sheila McMahon. Mory Shaw. Don Oovidton. Row 3: Koren Krenittby. Kim McKlintock. Jean- nine Lambert, John Gatfey. Jett lanigan. Peter Kahn. Anno Gionnko. Sue Motwijec RADC Moves Testing Dates and Information If you've been reading the Rome Daily Sentinel lately, you are � urc to know what the latest talk of the town i� : the phase out of the Rome Air Development Center iRADCl from (irtffis� Atr F ce But- The iM-parlmenl of Defense has swung the budget axe and has eliminated 1.051 civilian slots and 226 military slots. Current RADC function will lie moved to llanseomb AFB in Massachusetts and Wright Patterson AFB. Ohio. About 100 people «ill remain in RADC. With a $600 million deficit in Air Force research and development, the Department of Defense says the moves: ..dire part of the continuous defense effort to divert resources from support and overhead activ- ities to combat capability and to realign defense activities in line with today's lower force levels. Once these actions are completed, it is estimated that Department of Defense support costs will be reduced by over $3 billion dollars in the subsequent dqcade. The move set off an uproar in Central New York. According to County Executive William E. Bryant ''the transfer of RADC will result in an economic calamity in the loss of some $100 million dollars annually in Central New York. With that much money at stake, area leaders immediately got together in hopes of rendering a counterblow aimed at retention of RADC. A committee was composed of Rome Ulica community leaders. New York Congressional Delega lion and other state officials. Using a formula established by the National Association of Industrial Development, the committee said the relocation will cause the loss of 1.43$ )obs. a $27.5 million payroll and an additional 5.740 job which touch on every part of the local economy. These include tech, rep� ., food service employees, gas station attendants, construction workers and motel and hotel industries. It is estimated that 1.119 of the people being relocated own their own homes. With a flood of homes for sale, the real estate market will take a nosedive. Many people will be forced to sell their homes at a loss. Churches, civic and charitable organizations will have to carry on as before but with a loss of needed revenues and donations. Schools will lose some state aid due to a decrease in student enrollment. Businesses, already affected by our poor economic conditions, may go under. The eity of Rome's population will drop to under fifty thousand, thus depriving it of federal and slate aid programs. The phase out of RADC is like a snowball rolling down a hill: the longer it rolls, the bigger it gets. With the transfer of RADC personal and with others losing their job. the economy of this area by Anna Gianoico will suffer. Gas station attendants will not have as many customer U pump gas for. so a few may lose their jobs. Stores will not be selling as much merchandise so some- clerks may be laid off. and price� may go up to compensate for the sales decrease. A few teachers may lose their jobs due to a decrease in student enrollment. This is not to say that these wfll occur, but they are possibilities that cannot be overlooked. The deactivation of RADC doesn't make sense economically. The Command Control and Com munications Laboratory Center which the Air Force seeks to set up at llanseomb Field. Mas , is essential to National Security. The Secretary of the Air Force. John M McLueas. told Congressmen Mitchell and Stratton “obviously we have not done 100 per cent of the suff work we should have done. by Stanley Lewan Juniors will be able to exhibit their academic skills on the SAT on April 5. Registration for the April SAT will close on February 27. so remember this date. The set of Achievement tests for this school year will be on May 10. registration closes March 21. The fee for the SAT is $0.50 and for the Achievements $11.00. Registration for the above mentioned exams is presently going on. The last ACT for this year will be on April 28. registration closes on Marey 31. The fee for the ACT is $7.00. You should cheek with the colleges that you are interested in to make sure as to what their entrance exam requirements are. Registration for all these exams are by mail. You can pick up the registration forms in the guidance offices. Good luck to all the people taking the January 11 Achievement Tests. Row 1 - John Gonnon. Uon Jones, Tsrsio Westfall. Row 2-Ms. Schorf, Anno Fontono, Bill Forty, Mr. Ion- dou. ECHO lew exhibit Th Rom Froo Acadomy Nowspapor, tho Echo, ttrugglod . A ih £| one ofJK to survive again this year. The valiant efforts of Editor-in-Chief pUys from claim that Ann Fontana, along with Assistant oditors Leon Jonos and d Accordin John Gannon, kopt th Echo in print ovon though the paper ;llh marijuana I |osf jt, financial backing. Advisors were Mr. Landau and Mrs. ' and lung cc . the “Scholl Scharf. rs. Bayne . ■ — jvlly scene and other traditional Christmas scenes are the contributions of the Spanish 4 class under the guidance of Mrs. Sorrenlino. The colorful pinatas in the Spanish display were specially made by Mr� . Couglin's classe� . Visit the Rome Art Center and enjoy thr� e delightful holiday treats' harmless to -irf- UU uauumi uui it iuna mug uiu uv uwt ••••• “ ordinary cigarette smoking. For tne next two year the case was argued back and forth. New and conflicting reports were released almost every two months. However, the majority of doctors will agree on several facts: 1. Every time marijuana is used, thousands of brain cells are destroyed and cannot be replaced. 2. Hallucinations caused by marijuana are potentially dangerous. 3. Marijuana may or may not be addictive, depending on the individual using it. The First Two Basketball Games IThr Shape of Thing� to ( one?) by BUI Perrj With two victories behind them at this writing, the R.F.A. Orangemen look to be at pre dieted. The team has to run to keep winning. When not running, the team just does not jell together. But when they do run they look almost like the world Champion Boston Celtica. The team has played Ml. Pleasant and Whilesboro so far this year and defeated them by almost idientieal scores. These scores were 61-49 and 634«. respectively. In the Mt. Pleasant game the Orangemen's sophomore Joe Mor Its lifted the team with 12 points during a third quarter 14 2 spurt. Joe Mortis ended up with 14 point but Ernie Coleman had a high of 20 point and also became the star of the game. According to Coach Evans. “Kevin Parker played an excellent defensive game against 6 foot 9 inch Mark Keenan. I feel that this wss a total team effort. Other contributing scorers were Dave Dixon and Terry Pardur with 10 points. In ending this report on the Mt. Pleasant game the combined effort of the full court press and great shooting of the team pulled out their first victory. With Ernie Coleman leading all scorers with 24 points, the R.F.A. eager defeated the Whilesbor Warrior 6349. The team started off sluggishly with terrible ball handling. Only Ernie Coleman's 8 points kept Rome in the game during the first quarter. Led by eo-captian Terry Pazdur, the Romans had a 17 7 second quarter spurt. The name of the game was defense as the Orangemen held the Warriors to 30 points in the final three quarters. R.F.A. returns to action with opponent such as Notre Dame (their chief rivals in the C.O.L.) in January. Mrs. Arthur Seasons Greetings To Everyone At Rome Free Academy Editorial Staff DE-O- Jockio Joy—Editor Tho Editorial Staff, advised by Mr. Cam pola, mot «very eighth period to work on the yearbook. The artwork, photographs, and written work were accomplished by various members of the staff. These elements were then combined to form the layouts seen on the pages of this book. The product of their efforts can be seen between the covers of the 1975 De-O-Wain-Sta. Brando Schoff toy Giomporcoro, Jaonnina lomborf Goil Early, tatty Clifford. Joa Boko, Elona Solorno, Frank Pallagrino Mory Jo Montolbono, Kofhy Bannar, Goyla Maod, to tty Swttar l� o Gragg, Kathy Parry, Marilyn Jortot, Torri Mangan 122 lawri Goyor, Potor lambort, Bill loworro, Rhonda Srhilloci WAIN-STA Business Staff The De-O-Wain-Sta business staff, advised by Mr. Tidd, works hard all year to help pay for the yearbook. Besides selling candy, they sell ads to local businesses which appear at the back of the book. They also handle the selling of the book to the student body. Eleanor Vo«i—Editor Sharon Phillipp, Thorooa Bokor, Tola Urdaz t - Hoidt Woodard. Eva Totti. Sorono DoSantii, Ann O'Antonio, Janot Boor Morcotla Bwochlay, Suo Elmor, Bovoriy Wynno ACTIVITIES 123 SENIOR BALL On May 17, 1974, the Cla of '74 held the annual Senior Ball at the Beeches. We Shall Never Pass This Way Again was the theme, taken from the Seals and Crofts song. The band was Everyday People. Later in the evening the queen and her court were elected. Kathy Coviello was crowned queen by senior class president Randy Williams. The members of her court were Wendy Calnero, Ann Cianfranco, Shelia Delaney, and Barb Jackson. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. E. Po «u«i Superintendent Mr. y Wi� e-A� .i.tonl Superintendent Row One: Mr. L Summo. Mr . M. Griffith. Mr. B. Prole, Mr� . O. Spargo. Mr. J. Jon Row Two: Mr. D. Moleughlin. Dr. C. Syfce Mr. R, Griffin, Mr. D. Pulton. ADMINISTRATION Mr. I. Valeri Principal Mr� . H. Arthur Mr T • Mr. N. Mommone Senior� Junior� Sophomore FACULTY 127 Mr. Adam� Mr. Ad� y-Hi� fory Mr . Alvarei-Buiin � � Mr� . Auttin-Guidanc Mr. Ball-Hi tory-D partm nt Chairman 128 Mr. Bolmont-GuidarKO Mr. Bioloc-Scionco Mr. BlunvGuidarKO Mr. Boardmon-Scionco Mr� BoyU-Engluh Mr. BroditH-Englnh Mr. Bronnor-Math Mr. Brown-Guidaixo-Dopartmont Chairman J Q Mr. Broco-Phytkal Education Mr. Budo� hoim FACULTY 129 Mr Compolo-Busino� � Mr. CorUon-Physkal Education M� . Cotan«va-S i n(« Mr� Com-English Mrs. Cloncy-Math Mrs. Colo-Englith M ss Cullon-Physkal Education Mrs. Coughlin-Spanish Mr. D'Antonio-Businots 130 Mi� D«m r� Phy� icol Education Mu Dcwning-fngliih Mr DoSanttt-Hntory Mr Doty-librory Mr. Durgoo-Math Mr . Oury o-Hom Economic Mr. fo� tor-Bu ino« FACULTY 131 Mr. Fr««land-inglifh Mr� Golloghvr-inglith Mr, Gray-Moth Mr. Hoonfalnar-Svtin � � Mr. Hoyat-Englhh Mr . H«� � -Math Mr. Hodingar-Englith Mr� . Hwbball-Arf Mr. Grap«ntt«t r and Mi� � Adolfi-Er� glr h FACULTY 133 Mr. Gromon-Guidont� Mr. Harv«y-Hi� tory M� . H rtwig-Er� gli� h Mr. Humphroy Hi tory Mr. Immodroto-lnduttriol Art Mr . Irlo-Homo Economic Mr . Jackton-Guidanco 134 Mr. Kunkol S i n « Mr. lampmon-S ■•nee Department Mr. landou-Engthh Chairman Mr. landeel'Hntory M� Mooor-Englith Mr . Moio-lnglrth Mr� . Makarchuk-Englhh Mr� . Matth-Math Mr. Mauaferre-Scrence Mr� . McEvoy-languoge Mr. Mortinex-Bu� ine « FACULTY 135 Mrs. Milt� r-S i� n « Mrs. Mondrkk-Guidonc Mr. Moonon-Musk 136 M� . Pomh-longuog Mr. Po«� r-Englith Mr� . Potrucci-languogo Mr� . Morth-librory Mr. Rapko-Orivor Education Mr� Mototlo-longuogo Mr. Ronxi-Hi� tory Mr. Rko-EU trk Shop Mr. Rkh-Englith Oopartmonf Chairman FACULTY 137 M� . Skoll-Englnh Mi� � Codiar. Mr. Smith-Hitlory 138 Mr� Rotti-Bunna� � M� . Sthorf-Engluh Mr. S kn r-langwog« Daportmant Chairman Mr. Rwby-Englhh Mr. Sto«kw ll-Molh Deportment Choirmon Mr . Sullivon-S«i nc Mr� . Swidar-language Mr. Tidd-Bu ine� � Mr. Uvonn iente Mr. Swarthout S ien e Mr. Vero-Hrttory FACULTY 139 Mr. WliwH-inghh Mr. Wynno-Drivor Education Mr� . Guy and Mr� . Carri«r-Nur� t Mr. Woi� anburgor-lndv� triol Art Mr. Woodard-Hittory 140 JUNIOR OFFICERS Kr� $louton-Pr� � id� nt. Mr. Jocobowitz Advnor Bob Dropor-Vk Pr� trd� nt Ann Bo� 0-S rorary loury Hortmon-Tr o� uror Row 1: $t vo Adolfi, Lauri Goy� r P t r lamb rl. Undo Johnton. lour� � P� no, Potty Swtt r. Row 2: Cwrt McK� � Mik� Pwllwood. Donno Gr� � n� . Ann Santon , Diona Butlor Choi King. Su« M� nnock� . Pat Pr� � � l r. JUNIORS 143 Mr. Adomt Ml Front It. to Rt.-Thorota Bokor, Gloria Athllno. Vivian Androwt. Tina Borbor. Brondo Bakor. Doborah Allan. Cynthia Anno. Back U. to Rt.-David Aquino. Carl Ballow. Raymond Arcuri, Kovin Aldridgo. John Abrou. William Androwt. Edward Bollruthot, Vincont Barbor. Stovo Adolfi, Daniol Barnot. Mr� . Rutcito N Cal. Front It. to Rt.-Anglo Blau. Jody Barton. Eva Bolanowtki. Paulo Boody, Ann Mario Botco. Blano Borry. Jo« Borg. John Boll. Stovon Borgttrom. Back It. to Rt.-Ooug Bolknap, Glonda Bockwifh, Jonntfor Bon|amin. Anna Boiko. Elixaboth Batot, Gaylo Borndt, lynn Bioloc. Mary Birolino, John Bjorlio. Rick Bottotto. Jon Boon. Eric Borfrond, Dan Bortrand. Vkki Boyd. Undo Bowman. 144 Front I� . to Rt.-Diane Butlor. Louron Copocoo Vicky Burkhart, Valorio Caldor, ilaino Bu� h. Pomelo Burke. Thereto Bravo. Donna Cadrotto, Sarah Brook . Back It. to Rt.-Douglo Cahill. Darroll Campou. Grog Broutsard. David Campanolla. David Bragg. William Burko, Horace Brigg . Paul Brockway. William Cadrotto. Doniol Boyce Richard Burko, Michoel Brady. Mr . Cato 327 Mr . Clancy MO Front It. to Rt -Cindy Chappie. Kathy Cocoa. Suo Cieri. Ellon Cato . Patrice Clark. Poulo Chilton. Judy Connor . Kathy Comb . Mary Carney. Back It. to Rt.-Douglo Clair. Dennit Clark, lori Cate. Elaine Catanova. Darryl Carter. Mike Ciulla. Steve Chile , lorry Gacoo. lorry Catalenuovo. Nick Corletta, Robert Coatet. Crystal Cavanaugh. JUNIORS 145 From If. to Rt.-Mario Croton. Angola Davi� . Rotonno Coughlin. Sandy Davio� . Vkkio Comiglio Oonito Cook. Gndy Co.tollo, Ann Mario Oobonia. Bock U. to Rt.-lmonuol O'Ambrogio. Bonita Countryman. Anthony Oarcangolo. Barry Corfoux, Slovo Croig, Tony Gotconii. Bob Danononbring. John Coopor, Ricky Crumb, Volorio Corigliono. Mr� . Downing 322 Front It. to Rt -Jotoph DiCoprio. Joanotto Oolong. Cynthia Dowoy, Oina DoBonxo, Karon Donahuo. Cothy DiFondi. Dobra Doxtor, Alko Dowoy, Virginia Doorr. Bronda Dlugolock. Mary Domonko, Gndy Doty. Back It. to Rt.-David DoCarr, id Donmot, Albort Dockor, Dalo Dolnoro. Tom DoRuby. Chri� Dillon. Oory Dropor. Bob Drapor. Davo Dolnoro, Lou i� DiDono. louk DiMouo, Tim Dohorty, Dan Dickoy. 146 Mr. Durgoo 142 A Front It. to Rt. Gndy Dukott, Judy DuPont, Dori� Durgon. Suo Duffy, Chorion (motorio. Kathy Facciolo, Mouroon Edward . Suo Egglotton, Diano Eipotito. Back It. to Rt.-John Drownowiki. Polo Eilonborg, Nick Facciolo. Bob E� po«to, Miko Dromgoolo, John Dunlop. Dan Edolman. Mork Elli . Bruco Edick. Dan Ehronfriod. Mi� � Macior N Cof Front It. to Rt.-Diano Fimmono, Lotlia Fitch. Valorio Fro� co, Linda Franklin, Koy Ftaminlo. Doni� Foloy. Su� an Forio, Chri� t Franklin, Cry� tal Foolo. Back It. to Rt.-Karon Forrucci. Stovo Farroll. Paul Floming, Kon Farrar, Stovo For� , Lyndon Fox. Scott Fillippom, Jotoph Fragapano, Brian Frodrickton, Jo oph Forraro. Tom Frooland, David Forri� , Jorry Filtingor. JUNIORS 147 Mr Gollogher 325 Front LI. le Rt -Michelle Gerhordl, Dolor � Frevert, lita Fuhrmon, D bra Gladwin, Shirloy Gatto. lari Gifford, Torry Ann Grotto. Ida Giannko. Carol Giardino Bock It. to Rt.-Karon Goolx, Thomat Gary, Oominkk Geroce. Chrit Fulton, Ricky Fwlmor, Edward Gatewood Jam«t French, Mkhaol Fullwood, John Gifford. Jot ph Futco, Shorilyn Goodman. Bru Gafnor. Dominick Giardino. Joff Globa. Mr� . Gifford 219 Front It. to Rt.-Koron Gregory. Lowry Hortmon. Pomelo Greg or tot. Bette Hackort, Victoria Or enter, Andrea Hamolia. Kathy Oroiiano. Qwintina Gwod. Donna Gr «no. Back Lt. to Rt.-Steve Grogg, Butby Hawkint. Nick Gugliolmo. Ron Gugli lmo. David Gymbwrch. Paul Gwythor, Tom Gwythor. Tim Guy. Robort Hartnett, Doug Hamola, Joteph Guaratcio, Kevin Haynot. Chrittino Griffin. 148 Mr. Horvoy Front I� . to Rr -Mary Kay lannotti. April John� on, Svton H nd r� on. Kathloon Hopworth. Kim Moffmon. Kim Hocovar. Joan John� on Morto H«wllt, Undo Johnton. Bock U. to Rt.-Vicki John� on. Barb Horb t. Suo Jockton. Do boro h Hort. Sybil Hou or. Dobra Jaogor. lorry Jockton, Chri Hoidrick. Tim Hoppor, Albor� Johncon, Goorgo Hidy, Mvrroy Hon� akor. Marvin Hollingtworth. John Hodrington. Front ll. to Rt.-Unda Karvton, Brandi Knvd on, Judy Jono . Carrio Kind lor. Sue Kohlor. Kathy Koonig, Richard Knudton. John Ko � lor. Bock U. to Rt.-Oavid Jono . John Kapthaw, David Korin. Roy Kongo . Gary Kohlor. Donnt Knootlo. Daniol Jono . Mr. Konny 102 JUNIORS 149 Mr. Fidior S Cof Front U. to Rt.-Robert LoGotte. Undo Koxkk. PhyRIt UMy. Barbaro Krumboch, Kathloon Kowal. Kay Konono. Dobra Larkin. Cathy liddy. Dobbio leoch. Back It. to Rf.-Mkhoel looming. Patrick Libby, David LoForett. Danioi loikor. Gary Ukki. Ruttell lewk. Robort Krutx! Waltor Koxian. Thomat lorroboo. Stanloy Lowon, Kim Unco, Frank lobux. Mr. Humphrey 223 Front U. to Rt -Joan Marcitoftky. Gail Mark . Svtan Lyman. Sharon Lyon. Julio Mortin. Denhe Uttlor, Detiree Malorxo. Mary Lou Mognanti, Sandra Ludlow. Back It. to Rt.-Lon Morotto. Robort Monfrod. Thomat Marquette. Mkhool Manuolo. Dan lomatcolo. Louit Morioni. Keith Lunnen. Mike lohr. Dave loveiett. Sam Modonia Robert Uttle. Steve Morchwlntki, id Marth. 150 First Row l� . lo Rt.-Rot Martin. Rob Maxwoll, Rom Mathor. lorry McConn. Suo Martin. Socond Row I� . to Rt.-Laura Matt. Donny Matt. Miko McLaughlin, Undo Marwick. Curt McKoo. Third Row It. to Rt.-Toranco McAlooso. Fourth Row It. to Rt.-Stonloy Mo liars. Coda Mattraccio. Mauroon McLaughlin. Miko McDonald, Jo Manaforro. Cindy Mattroccio. Mr. Mkklor 329 First Row It. to Rf.-Cindy Mcloan, Muriol Moyor. Eliso Skalwold. Susan Monnocks Mary Shaw. Linda Mochuro. lourio Morgan. Ann Mario Molloco. Carol Mohl. Socond Row It. to Rt.-Mork Monoy. Joo Mocca. Randy Mooro. Bcuto Monroo. Joo Morcsok. Jamos Morohand. Jim Millor, Alox Misurda. David McZool. Tim Morchant. Haywood Mooro. JUNIORS 151 Mr� . Millor N. Cat. Front It. to Rt.-Doboroh O'Brion. Ooboroh Foot . Corotynno Motloy. Laura O'Nool, Diono Munio. louri Mullin. Cothonno Myor� . Fomoio Moko, Suo Noitt Bock It. to Rt.-Antolio Nol� on. Ro«o Nigro. Donald Narrow . Thomot OMaro, Robort Narmoro. John Nowton. Stott Muldoon. William Northrup. Ooboroh Norfhoy. Uonard Noloon. Phillip Nolton. Anthony Motto. Mr. Nowmon 224 Front I� . to Rt.-Cathy Pauba. Vkkl Foul. Kolly Pooroon. Sharon O'Nool, Barbara Owon� , Diono O’Noil, Dobbio Potkta, Stolla Pork, Rhonda Owont. Back If. to Rt.-Alton Parkor, Robort Palmor, Kovin Parkor, John Paino. Frank Papo. Edward Pattutti, Robort Parolow. Randy Pawlikowtki. David Potorton. Korl Otforhouf, J. T. O'Noll. Robort Pago, Pawl Ottavio. 152 Mr. Pottor 222 Front It. to Rt.-Potrkio Prottlor. Dolor � Puchyr. Holly Purdum. So Pontius. Dion Prko, JoAnn Rappa Dobra Pouliot. Linda Plants. Rayronn Ploto. Bock It. to Rt.-Linda Pottinoto, farl Potorson. J H Randlo. John P t ll. Kovin Ratha. Poul Pritchard, Agotf Raulli. Porry Piccolo. Jim Prott. Sandra Pitt . John Pottinolli Front Lt. to Rt.-Jan Rolfs, Julio Rkhio. Dobbi Rock wood Shoron Rogor . Bronda Robort . Dion Rooli. Donna Rockwood, Sharon Robin- son. Hoidi Robort . Back Lt. to Rt.-Carl Roark. Bob Rkhio. Larry Rko. Goorgo Rockontino. Bob Rollor, Bob Ritchio. Chariot Rkhardson. Glon Rooso. Robin Richord� on, Gary Root Bob Riggloman. Mr . Potrucci 126 JUNIORS 153 Mr� . Tonny 104 Front It. to Rt.-Christine Sorco. Mkhollo Rumphroy. Rebecca Rom. Amy RusmH, Kay RusmII. Poulo Russo, Carolyn Roth. Undo Ro � . Can- di o Roth. Back It. to Rt.-Stovo Rudd. Mkhollo Sola. Mkhaol Romoo. Rondy Sapor. Randy Ruthorford, Thomas Rosinski. Mkhaol Ro� � i, Frank Rutsoll. Silvio Rossi. Alton Salisbury, Dtono Rosor Mr. Uvanni 21« Front It. to Rt.-Oebbie Savoy. Thorosa Schilloci. Ann Sontono. Jackie Sanborn. Karon Soiplo. Barb Soafon, Jonnifor S alos. Karon Saltor. Bo k It. to Rt.-Potor Schofield. Som Sanxono. Army Soccurro. Miko Scudori, Phil Schuler. Mary Lou Shafts, Gary Sanborn, Alon Somwn. Sonny Sepur. 154 Front ll. to Rt.-Debra Sim . Mariotta Sim� , Krt� Slouron Diono Skorobogaty, Cindy Short, Holly Smith, Candy Smith. Anna Mario Smith. Bark It. to Rt.-Daniol Siddall. Kevin Shoohan, Mark Skwarok, Oaniol Shield� . Joe Shrowder. Damon Shuman, Jim Smith, Ron Simon. Dole Smith. Mr. Voro 226 Front It. to Rt.-Mtke Toglioferri, Randy Spink, Mike St. Leui . Ro� e Marie Sxcxe«niak, Deborah Summa, Carol Spa roc , Nancy Sweet. Kelly Sturdevent, Patrkia Sutter. Bock It. to Rt.-Brian Stedman, Joieph Strange, Vincent Toliani, Scott Streifort, Mark Squire� , John Stedman, Ken Stabler, Bob Sweet. Irkh Spellxy. Mork Spiegel, Jam e� Tociok, Jim Tagliere. Mr. VanHotten 116 JUNIORS 155 Mr. Wimett 328 Fronf It. to Rf -Poul Todoro. Oory Trophio. Cindy Tobo. Donna Trifelettt. Bonn,. Tovorno. Camillo Touroney. Julio Thomp« n. lori Urt . Bruco Uvanni, Leonard Turloy. Back It. to Rt.-Peter Troia, Joo Volvo, Michoel Tomos... Robor� Tracy. Pete Taylor, Miko Thompson. Low Tavorna, Brian Towntend. Robert Troutman. John Martin. Pawl Trelo, Oory Thomot. George Twthill. Fred Tyler. Oennit Turner. Mr. Adey S. Cole 156 Front If. to Rt.-Roy Wheeler, Undo Warrington, Lori Well . Pam Weetcott. Dora Wheat. Denise West. Lisa Wancio. Joe Veecio. Back It. to Rt -Gene Vonfttan. Chet Vinci, Roy Wakulik, Rkhord Weinkawf. Roger Weaver. Mark Vandyke. Bryan Whooten. Sid Walter� , Chri� Waite. Mr. landau Front U. to Rt.-Karon William . Kim W.I on. Jodi Willrom., lor. William , lotho Wolfgang. Mary Woodward. Judy York. Bark U. to Rt - Bill Ziankowiki, Donald Windor. Albort William . Jim W.nborg. Pol Yoarby. David W.kioro. Chariot Woodtork. JoM Woodloy. Frank Woodloy. Front Row It. to Rf.-Gwon Blumborg. Linda Wobbor. lil Pona. Janot Pugh. Bark It. to Rl.-Mork Piko. Miko Fron� worth. DECIDE Mr. Martinoi 127 JUNIORS 157 Ut 00 Mr. Angelo 304 Fronl U. to Rt.: Tom Auguttine. Richard Ahio� , Michoel Anonio. Bob Anno. Middle U. to RlEli� Anlc n,Non y Armttrong. Kyong Ho And r� on, Diono Alecio, Mory Andorton, Torry Aurkchio, Vito Arndt, John Adam� , Back It. to Rt.: Rkh Andr w� ki. Victor Amato. Brian Alotti, Andy Arthur, Todd Amann. John Albanotki. Rogor Artigiani, Bill Adair, Kon Albert Mr. Bronnor C05 Front It. to Rt.: Colleen Babcock. Deborah Barone. Tommy Boron. Carmin Avantini, David Avorill. Elaine Badolato, Kim Avery. Lucille Barretto. letlie Bortell. Bock U. to Rt.: Volerie Au� tin. Rhea Bean. Harriett Au� lin. JeHery Baldigo.Oaig Beckley. Randy Bate . Kevin Au� tin, Tom Baker. David Bartlett, Diane Beach, lorri Barber. Deborah Bolliet, Patrice Bouttert. Rote Battea� SOPHOMORES 159 Mr. Bielec 30« Front It. to It� .: Debbie Bnggt. Oinoon Bremen!, Lis Benjamin, Soro Bravo. Anno Mario Blank. Mi holo Brovo. Jano� Bird, Thereto Boko. Jody Biondi. Anno Boardman, Middle ll. (o ft� .: Randy Bondarenko, Mike Bilodeau, Mark Bonn, Clefo Brantley. Debbie Bitlow, Rotemory Blanchard, Judy Bowman. Leslie Biggt. Vyvyon Boykin. Ralph Brotocchio. Steve Beniamin. Back I� . to Rl.: Pete Brennen. Scott Breault. GeoH Brady. Mark Broodbent Mr . Calkchia 323 Front I� . to R� .: Tom Campanaro. Vicki Bruno. Vanetto Brown. Suson Cantarano. Kimberly Brown. Rebecca Bucher. Jane Campbell. Crystal Campbell. Deborah Buttacavoli. Charlene Burke. Back I� . to Rt.: Ruth Ann Cadrette. Horry Brown, leland Cogwin, Jesse Butler, Matthew Bryson. Daniel Bunal, Corl Calnero Sayun Bulle. Scott Carissimo. Phillip Carambia. Arthur Brodock. David Cady 160 Mr Mcllvenno Front It. to Rt.: Mark Chodbourne. Susan Corrior. Anthony Corotoli. Rkk Chilson. Frank Cary. Middle U. to Rt.: Chri Chiocaferro Chri Chmiolowtki, Claudet Carunchio. Tim Chrittophor. Carol Cietlewitt. Carol Cingranolli. Linda Gngranelli. Bock It. to Rt.: Cory Carpenter. Jerome Carter. Jamet Carletta. Jame Carpenter. John Carro. Chrktine Carro, Patricio Cortwright. Bernie Corr Front It. to Rt.: Karla Corpus. Grace Coble, Maria Coble. Eliiabeth Coccia, Miranda Clark. Cheryl Gotinski. Mary Jo Coccio. Donna Coluccio. Chri Cole, Sandy CoHey, Vicky Cooper. Back If. to Rt.: Steve Cornish. Wayne Comb . Gary Collora. Steve Coffey. Ernie Coleman, Leo Converse. Mark Conti, Jim Commerford. Mark Conner. Anthony Consiglio. Gary Coluccio. Kevin Collin Mr . Cole Drv. Ed SOPHOMORES 161 Mr. DeSonti� 204 Front I� . to Rt.: Dominick Cortoco. Jo� o Cortot. Gerald Crouth. Poto Dovi� . Clifford Crider. Alon Co� � . Middle U. lo Rt.: Mory Oo� � , Kim O'Atuto. Brondo Dokin. Donna Coviollo. Cathy OoBonto. Vonnoto Doangoli� . lita Crawford. Dobra Davi� , Dobra Camming� , Sandy Dor- cangolo. Bock If. to Rt.: Tom Croig. lor. Curti� , lynn Docker Barbara Doan. Molt DoBollo. Mark Docker. Grog Dortan. Betty Dovi . Marilyn Cuthman, Pot Dolongo. lynno Cottman, Cormolla DoBonio. Thereto Dannenbring Mr . Ertkine I42B front It. to Rt.: Nicholat Dixon. Jeff Dkkinton, Middle It. lo Rt.: Danny Denning. Judy Diton. Wayne Dillmon. Nancy Delutit. Mary DoMottoo. Jody DeSimone. Oeno DelVecchio. Back It. to Rt.: Mike OeRuby. Scot DeSonti� , Richard Dettito. Terry Dewey. Marguerite DeSolvio Fred DiPoolo. lari DeSimone. Keren DiMagg.o, Ray Devereux. Joe DiNardo. Anthony Dillon. Pat DiNardo 162 Mrs. Franc hrno 326 Front (loft to right): Goroldino Droko, Choryi Dorn, Nancy Dukett, Corino Echols. Rock (loft to right): Tod Dombrowski, Tim Edick. Mark Doylo. Elizabeth Domurat. Robort Drozd Front (loft to right): Robin Elmor, Dobbio Folkor, Roborta Fomondoz. Margo Evans. Mina Evans. Paulette Fool . Maurttn Favota. Dob- bio Fanning, Lisa Fallon. Kory Evans. Rack (loft to right): Stovo Formor, Dan Fonton, Jim Ferguson. Stovo Farnoy, Tony Fields Mike Fabrizio. Todd Forman. Pat Eiffo, Joe Ferlo, Jeff Evans. Rill Enslin. Joe Ertkina. Fred Festo John Ferlo. Pawl Evanciow. Danny Farrell SOPHOMORES 163 Mr. Giompocoro 205 Front It. to t.: Tom Foot . Kon Flomino. Croig Fleming. Middle It. to Rt.: Anita Gority, Ion Giambono. Shirley Franklin, lori Fragapono. Mia Gattari. Shorri Fox. Oiano Froio. Donito Frovort. Back It to Rt.: Mark Rnttor. Bocky Forbo� . Sharon Fronch. Jim Foo� o. Oalo Fullwood. Pat Gallivan, Bill Gamola. Jeff Foloy. Paul Genovese, Donna Francoour Mr Giardino 207 Front It. to 1.: lynn Gillette. Pog Gnshom. Goil Gray. Lara Guorriori. ionic Gray. Middlo I� . to Rt.: Mary Both Guaspori. Joni Gub- hin� , Christine Gifford. Ramona Hoo� , Koran Gladwin, Carmel Guiliano. Eileen Gla� � o. Judy Goeti. Lori Goetz. Bock It. to Rt.: Melvin Hamolia. Dove Guggi. Frank Gowett. John Gubbin . Dave Gromehki. Mark Hall. Carl Gie� y. Tony Grande. Scott Gayer. Henry Gorman. Ken Hageman. Ted Grinnell. Jim Gladwin 164 Front It. to Rt.: Jody Honry, Bonnie Hesler. Kothy Higgins. Dob Hortloy, Cindy Haywood. Ivo Hicks. Manonnt Hay don, Emily Hayden Bark U. to Rt.: Louis Honry, Glen Haunfolnor. Davo Hondorton. Mark Henderson. Marty Horper, Bill Hawkint. Mark Hartley, Doug Howitt. Dave Herrell. Mike Henderson Mr . Hot 143A Front It. to Rt.: Craig Holberger. Larry Holm. Donald House. Ken Holt, John Huss. Fred Houseman, Bob Hoke. Back It. to Rt.: Alan Hu - toble. Kevin Hiscock. Debbie Hodkinson. Donna Holti. Doug Holdridgo. Deborah Hurley. Cindy Houseman, JeH Howlett. Harold Hitchcock SOPHOMORES 165 Mr. Kan 208 Front ll. to Rt.: Regina Intorkola. Oonnoo Jono� , Denite Jono� , MoryR© luorno. Chorion Jotton, letleo Johnton. Connio Jornigan. Kim Jowtrt. Potty Jono . Vkky Jiggott . Middle It. to Rt.: Keith Kanclerz. Chri Ingham. S ott Ingoltb . Dave Jordon. Joy Jono . Jorry Jono . Mike Jono . loui Jono . Mork Johnton. Back It. to Rf.: Luigi Impkciatoro. Doug Jono . Richard Jofforton. Bob Irith. Paul Juttolor, Slav Jono Mr. Land ! C01 Front It. to Rt.: John Kowal. Pot Kiofor. Mary Kozkk. Jill Kindlor, Dion Kormot. Yvonn Koo, Agnot Kirk, Carol Krutz. Jill Kaplan. Bock It. to Rt.: Chariot Kraut. Pat Kottlor. Stov Kullman. Brad Knutti, Victoria Kiekttod, Melon Korwawycz. Martha Kerwawycz. Nancy Kozlowtki, Lynn Kooner 166 Mr� . luczynski 316 Front It. lo Rt.: John loHort. Donald Loffort, Mark Larkin, Stovo loidog Lynn lilholt Mickoy Larkin, Gordon lovkk, Robor Lano, Linda Libby, Robin loo. Bo k Li. ro Rt.: Margarol Lovory, Joloon laubor, Jocquolmo Loot, Dobra lanii, laoni Latini. S ott Kurth, Konnoth light. David long, Androa Lazarus, Dan Livingston, Patrkio Lovkk, Doniso lostor, lisa lohigh, Robin Laduo Front It. to Rt.: Tony Morcisofsky. Miko Mofhor, Tomi Martin. Kathy Martin. Middlo It. to Rt.: Kim Marshall. Janko Mark Cindy Mantolli, Pot Martin, Cathy Mott, Scott Mattson. Jay Martin. Back It. to Rt.: Stovo Morsholl. John Martin. David Martin. Guy Mortin. Bill Matwijoc. Rkhard Marchiono. Cloyton Martin. Glon Marks. Bob Moscucci. Philip Marino Mrs. Mattis 143B SOPHOMORES 167 M . Coioneva 311 Front U. to Rt.: David Morrill. Donald Monnacko. Brodford Mcllvonna Kon McMinn. Michool M«Ni hol. Ro«o Mtiajna. Kovin McCarthy, Patty McGowan, Mauroon Mdnorny. Eric McNoil, Tom McEwon. Back It. to Rt.: Dobbi Mozxa. Paula McDonald. Angola Mollaco. Mkhool McNamara, laurol McDonald. Cynthia Mcloughlin, Dobbio Moliorit. Tamora McAloaia. Cynthia Mogoroll, Kothloon McKonna. Torota McCarthy. Dobra Mondonhall, Col loon McCarroll. Tami Moad. Tracoy McFarland, Mary Both McGowan, Patrkia McClondon Mil Molick 331 Front It. to Rt.: Carol Notion, Wondy Millor, Annotto Millor. Molinda Milotto, Cathy Monoy, Tracy Millor, Tammy Mitchik, Dkmo Moonan, Colloon Muldoon, Folocia Millor. Back It. to Rt.: Don Molo. JoH Mitkoll, JoH Nation. Richard Morczok. Ronaldo Moyor, Doan Mkhik. Jotoph Mortit, Marvin Minnkh. Randy Mooro. Ricky Motto. Carmon Natalia. Jim Mitcholl. Richard Murphy, Jimmy Mutton. Tim Morgon. Tom Murphy 168 r i m Front It. to Rt.: Corrio 0 bourno. Dovo No on. Kon Poco. Koron Ortokmo. Kri. O lorhout. Oorlono Ow.nt, Cindy Owon . Suo Nkhol� on, Frod Northrop, Bock U. to R.: JoH Ni iowk . John Nugonl, Brion O'Borry. Mork aConnoll. Frod Pockco. Tim Ott. Don OConnoll. Bill Owon . Doug Nuccio, Tom Oppito. Poulotto Otbourno, Carol O'Connoll Mr. Milano 305 Front It. to Rt.: Chuck Parry, Brian Porry, Stan Porry. Fidonc.o Pono. Middlo It. to Rt.: Pom Poacock. Chrkty Polano. Cathy Ph.l.pp, Kathy Polton, Dobbio Paul. Dobbia Porry. Jano Potruccl, Dobbio Potor� on, Back It. to Rt.i Charlio Poprocki. John Pouba, Tom Polia� . Jool Panara. Ed Pawlak. John Pokoriki. Don Pogo. Jo Palaka. Tim Potorpaul. Dav Ponciok Mr . Motollo 203 SOPHOMORES 169 Mr� . Duryoo 324 Fron� It. to Rt.: Arthur Piorco. Jim Piko, MoryKay P.tonotch. Valorio Powoll. Jotoph.no Provoniono. Lori Podkowko. Brady Prottnor. Richard Piko. Back I� . to Rt.: David Proputnik. Bob Pitano, Guy Provoniono, Elmor Pianti, Miko Promo, Randall Platt, Paul Pillmoro Mt. Schorf C06 Front It. to R� .: Sholly R.chordton Pom Rapko. Barbara Rkhardton. Borbora Riloy. Karon Rooto Ron Riiio, Dan Rogort. Kovin Rondlo, Paula Raymond. Back It. to Rt.: Sandy Rooto. Moon Roohm, Stovo Rog.ttor Tim Quinn. Miko Rogor� . Don Robortt. Gary Rhodot. Brian Rathbun. Alton Rilo . Don.to Rondinolli. Marcia Rondinolli. Dori� Roador. Karon Ringroto. Suton Room� 170 Front It. to Rt.: Tommy Solmon, Loroloi Roux. Lynda Ruone. Kathy Ruttell Choryl Ro««, Carolyn Ro«t. Shori Ro«ti. letlie Rowland. Dobra Samone. Joan Rotti. Bock It. to Rt.: Frank Solvaggio, Bril Saltor. Stovo Saltor. Tom Rubino, Davo Rybicky. Mark Salisbury, Jim Roth. Paul Rot . Stovo Ruploy. Bill Rotti. Jack Roux. Ricky Rutherford. Sam Sacco Mr. Ruby 319 Mr. Seckner 314 Front It. to Rt.: Ralph Schmidt, Sutan Schwort . Kothy Sega Rolph Seifert. Donna Siegler. Two U. to Rt.: Koron Sergio. Ellon Seth, Gary Sexton, Joe Shormon. Kevin Sherman, George Seigler. Three It. to Rt.: Robert Sidway. RoteMory Simiole. Chong Sin. Jamet Sinclair, Jim Singleton. Bock It. to Rt.: Worren Sotenbury. Antoinette Schipano. Nick Sanione. Janet Schilow. Jacqueline Sonione. Kathy Schebel, Karen Schaller. Donna Scalite, Ellen Schleider. Eliiabeth Sc halier. Diane Schmaltt SOPHOMORES 171 Mr. Smith C02 Front It. to Rt.: Volorio Smith. Bor boro Stonden. Sharon Smith, Miko Smith, Rum Smith, Howard Smith. Robert J. Smith. Diano Smith, Kathy Smith. Bo k It. to Rt.: Fat Stabler, Nancy Smith. Cecil Sipmo, Brott Smith, Vie Spareco. Bill Spohn. Miko Spikor, Miko Southard. Dovo Spado. JoH Strawn. Robert 0. Smith, Sandy Smith. Joe Smith, Jim Smith Mr . Sullivan 124 Front It. to Rt.: Virginia Swi$� , Donna Summa. Shawn Taylor, Krtotin Swoon. Janet Tordugno, Sandra Suroco, Donna Stohl, Mary Jo Stoudmyer. Tami Telonder. Thereto Sruiiere. Deborah Sweet. Bock It. to Rt.: Bill Swtatmao, Morcvt Strickland, Kevin Swbt. Andy Sweet, Ray Teho, Linda Swinney, Cindy Stork, Mike St. Thomo� , Ed Stoddard. Dan Straney. Frank Taylor. Danny Taurroney 172 Mr . Swidar Front I� . to Rt.: Roto Uvonni. Pot Voofh. Koran Towntond. Rota Moria Totoro. Kolhy Towntand. Mory Tat Man, Sharyl Urbontki Rita Timt. Judy Traodwoy Bock It. to Rt.: Haidi VondarBogort. Koran Trophio. Anna Toapp. Suton Tolbart, More Unvartogt. Jim Tomoti, Mika Tytul, John Vondanbotch. David Tylar, Jim Urti. Ward Today, John Tomotti Front It. to Rt.: Jill Wotton, Pom Woldrop. Joon Wabb. Suionn Vitorallo. Lynn Wall . Michalla Woldmon, Jaon Vartoca, Noncy Wokulik. Pom Vondrator. Bock I� . to Rt.: Gory Wotton, Rodnay Wotton, Mork Viloli, Kaith Wahnka, Tom Vondarhoof. Pot Wadlock, Danny Wot- ton. Brad Wardwall. Fronk Vitcomi, Kavin Wamkouf. John Vito, Mork Wokulik, Staphan Watch Sydnay Woldmon. Donial Wolkar Mr . Vivioni US SOPHOMORES 173 Mr. Wott Co3 Front It. to Rt.: Carol W.ftcott, Potty Winnor. Barbara Wikiora. Francino Wiloy. Carolyn WiR.tt, Brott Wing. Jim Whito, Mary Wostcott. Chrittino Whito. Bock U. to Rt.: lorry Wo.tcott, Rowmory Wibon. Don Wort . Ed Wlkon. Tommy Wilciak. Miko Wintorboltom. Edword Witok, Doug Whito. Tim William . Anita Whito 174 Front U. to Rt.: Susan Young, Robin Woodard. Diona Mondryck. Bocky Mockoy. J.H Young. Lori Magliocco. Doborah Womicki. Paula Zakalo. lorraino Wynno Bock It. to Rt.: Jay Maitland, Tim lovott. Erin lynch, Miko Mkolik. Tim low. Donni Yourdon. Jo. lowwski. Bill louonollo, Audroy Zakala. Don Wylio. Frank luconti Mr. BuHiton N Cof Front It. to Rt.: Donna Sciorilli, Windy Blackburn, Shori Stovom, Karon Nawtoma. Karon Etcholli, Judy Turnor, Cindy Roll. Back Lt. to Rt.: Grog Elkin, Tim Goodman, Miko Howkint, Chariot Brondago, Kathy Madntoo. Tony Coniglio, John Hobbt. Harold Hammon, Doana Hamilton It. to Rt.: Barbara Lamphior, Jacquolino Smith, Doborah Alvord. Bronda Marth, Carol Browor. SOPHOMORES 175 iko a walk into fha tuntot, Lik loovot dropping In tho foil. Liko tho rain that form� in pwddlo . liko tho bird thot wo hoard call. liko a foggy nrnfy morning, liko tho gro� � covorod with froot, liko tho mow oil virgin whito, liko o foothor, tompott tooood; lt $ natural. Photography by low Tovorno Rome Strip Steel Company, Inc. 530 Henry St., P.0. Box 189, Rome, New York 13440, (315) 336-5500 “the Customer’s mill” COLD ROLLED LOW CARBON STRIP STEEL COLD ROLLED HIGH CARBON SPRING STEEL COLD ROLLED ALLOY STRIP STEEL COLD ROLLED FLAT WIRE ADVERTISEMENTS 179 UJ c Q c- UJ JAMES P. DEMARE LIFE INSURANCE THIS IS THE MAN TO SEE JAMES P. DEMARE James P. Demare Call 339-0000 300 E. Locust St. 2 m 0 O 2 73 m James P. Demare d.omfiiete: cdeaL ditate. Service brokers . leasing agents . appraisers developers . builders . consultants inquiries invited on all kinds of Real Estate transactions Thomas DeMare Real Estate Your Community Minded Realtor 300 East Locust Street Rome, New York NICK A. FACCIOLO Sales Representative 180 ROME SAVINGS BANK PHONE... 336-7300 122-26 WEST DOMINICK ST. 1629 BLACK RIVER BLVD. Kanoff's 5c To SI Store KANOFFS Department Store BAR-MAR-SHOES Black River Shopping Center Rome, New York SWAN'S Selmar Band Instruments Guitar—Accessories Stereos Sheet Music Tape Recorders Slingerland Ludwig Gretsch Drums Mohawk Acres Rome, N.Y. 709 W. DOMINICK ST. ROME, NEW YORK 1 3440 Dial 337-4640 ADVERTISEMENT 181 MARKSON BROS. Furniture—Rugs—Appliances 241 W. Dominick Street Rome, New York J. Mercurio Manager INDIVIDUAL NEWSPAPERS THAT INFLUENCE THE BUYING HABITS OF OVER 162,795 READERS. “Salesmanship in Print Award Winning Editorial Staff First in Suburban Society News Complete Local Sports Coverage Rome's Own Ringdahl Mini-mall Toys-Crafts-Hobbies ST. JOHN'S PHARMACY the sportsman drug store 217 E. Dominick St. Rome, New York Manager: PAUL F. POMILIO, B.S. prescriptions filled with you in mind Phone 336-1140 or 336-9736 ilornc jgcutincl The Courier-News The Clinton Courier All Published By the Rome Sentinel Company At 333 West Dominick Street Rome, New York 13440 Phone (315) 337-4000 182 FINE PHOTOGRAPHY FOR: Portraits Weddings Children Family Groups In Color or Black White Congratulations to the Class of '75 from JOHN RAHORCSAK at ACME STUDIO ADVERTISEMENT 183 Hours—Mon., Tues., Thurs. Thru 10 a.m. 5 p.m. Wed. Open 7 p.m. 9 p.m. Evenings—Mon. Thru Fri. 7 p.m. 9 p.m. IARCURIS CERAMICS INC I 105 N. Doxtator Ave. I Classes Gifts Supplies Kilns Phone: Custom Firing 337-3820 LOUIS K. BECK CHARLES J. BECK Beck's Pine Haven Park, Inc. MOBILE HOMt SALES 4496 Oswego Rood Oiol 337-9664 BIOSSVAIE. N. Y. 13308 Compliments Of SANZONE DISTRIBUTING CO. 103 Mill Street Rome, New York 912 Erie Blvd. Best Wishes To The Closs Of '75 Finishing Our 14th Yeor Rome, New York HERB PHILLIPSON'S ARMY NAVY STORES INC. 300 W. Dominick St. Downtown Rome, N.Y. Clothes For: Hunting—Fishing—Work Sports Western W'ear—Sporting Goods Camping Supplies—Military Outfitter Downtown—Rome Riverside Moll—Utica « 184 Best Wishes Class of 1975 SIRINGO STUDIO Photographer For De-O-Wain-Sta Now In Our Beautiful Country Setting 6272 Sleepy Hollow Rd. IMENT 185 ZIMBAL'S NEWS 418 W. Dominick St. Rome, New York 13440 John DeMorio Sam DeMario ROME IRON MILLS ROME, NEW YORK Fashions for: Men Women Teens on the Moll of George . Congratulations To The Class Of 1975 BIRNIE BUS SERVICE, INC. Upper West Thomas Street Rome, New York 336-3950 186 CONGRATULATIONS from Tony Morio: Master Photographer MARGO STUDIO Rome's Award Winning Photographers FINE PHOTOGRAPHY FOR ALL OCCASIONS BLACK WHITE OR LIVING COLOR 113 STANWIX STREET • ROME, NEW YORK PHONE 337-9560 ADVERTISEMENT 187 Congratulations to the Class of '75 Cyprus Wire Cable Company Division of Cyprus Mines Corporation Congratulations To The Class Of 1975 THE ONEIDA NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF CENTRAL NEW YORK Rome New York Best Wishes To The One Hundred and Sixth Graduating Class of RFA MARINE MIDLAND-CENTRAL Your Full Service Bank 133 W. Dominick Street Block River Boulevord 1700 N. James St. Phone: 336-0240 Best Wishes ADVERTISEMENT 189 A inter eollecjicite When you want everything to be right Tom Wifcint. Region H. preienhng THE Outttonding Service A word to John Otgood John Ovgood ho� been terv.ng Khoolt ond college� in the area for 13 y or� ond i� dedicated to helping Khoolt build better yeorbookt Me hot conducted or participated in teminort at the Stote Univertity ot Morhtvtlle. Ul o College. St. John Either College ond eoch foil putt together, olong with Charlie McCann and hit company, the lorgett yearbook workthop in the area ot Drumlint Country Chib. Syrocute. 270 attended hit workthop lotf foil, ond now workthopt ore con- ducted in buffolo. Rochet ter. Syrocute ond Watertown becoute of the popularity of Inter-Collegiate Rrett workthopt. Mr. Otgood hot received the top award for Outttondmg Service for four yeart in o row ot the Inter-Notional Marketing Conference. Plow Inn in Kantot City—for Region 2. which covert the eattern 1 3 of the nation Me It truly dedicated to helping Khoolt ond it on coll every day, nightt ond weekend! willing to help in ony way he con to moke the rob of building o yearbook eouer for Edftort ond yeorbook itofft. He troveh tome 40.000 milet o year tervicing hit Khoolt ond college! ond thoroughly enjoyt hit work ot he feelt he gett the opportunity to work with Khool people ond yearbook ttofft that moke up the greotett people In the world . MOSAIC! MODULAR! MONDRIAN! The newest In Creative Layout Techniques are yours just by contacting your closest Inter-Collegiate Press Yearbook Man. Beit Wishes From JOHN OSGOOD Box 222 Cicero, N.Y. 13039 Phone 315 699-3015 190 129 W. Dominick Street Rome. New York - 339-1990 Indian Peasant Blouses Jeans - Sweaters Sterling Silver Jewlery lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 303 Erie Blvd. W. WOODMODE KITCHENS OPPER'S Custom. JfitcAenfr Phone 337-5100 Best Wishes To The Class of 75 Best wishes from the girls at MARK S FASHION SHOP ROME NEW CHANNELS CABLE TELEVISION 1117 Erie Blvd. West Phone 337-1120 MARINA'S PIZZERIA “HOME OF THE QUALITY PIZZA” 1725 Black River Blvd. Phone 336-2585 Roma, n. y. STONEHEDGE NURSING HOME Good luck in the future ADVERTISEMENT 191 ATTENTION DEPENDENTS OF CRIFFISS AFB CREDIT UNION MEMBERS! •PREPARE FOR YOUR FUTURE... •BY SAVING FOR YOUR FUTURE... COME IN, MEET OUR STAFF AND ACQUAINT YOURSELF WITH ALL OF OUR SERVICES. IT'LL BE THE START OF A BEAUTIFUL AND LONG lasting friendship GRIFFISS AFB CREDIT UNION M flF Open 8 30 AM 400 PM I mm Monday thru Friday || Phone 330-3729 Bldg. 306 P.O. Box 1153 |. Rome. New York 13440 LOANS FOR ANY WORTHWHILE PURPOSE ROME DAIRY QUEEN Hot Food and Frozen Desserts 1729 Black River Blvd. SCHUSS SKI SHOP SHAFFER'S SPECIALTY SHOP Turin Rood, Rome SALON DeBELLA Good luck to the Class of 1975 SANZONES PHARMACY G. IODICE AND SON FOOD MARKET 231 E. Dominick Street Rome, New York 192 Congratulations Class of 1975 ROME INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOCIATION Kessler and Spear Agency H.B. Graves Agency Joseph F. Graziano Agency John Hnat Insurance Agency Stanley Rebisz Agency Frank Retrossi Insurance Agency Harry F. Rice, Inc. Reidel And Store Insurance Rome Insurance Service Roth Brothers Company Rowland, Bellinger, and Comstock Insurance Fred P. Sestito Agency Williams and Graves Inc. ADVERTISEMENT 193 Best Wishes From FOODLAND MARKETS 503 W. Thomas St. MEADOWBROOK GARDEN APARTMENTS Jim's Glass Service ‘RESIDENTIAL •COMMERCIAL •AUTOMOBILE •STAINED GLASS JIM ELLINGER PROP. 720 Eric Blvd. West Rome, New York SEE ROME'S NEWEST CARDEN-TYPE APARTMENTS • ONE TWO BEDROOMS • FULLY CARPETED • TOTAL ELECTRIC HEATING • AIR CONDITIONED • SECURITY SYSTEM • LAUNDRY ROOMS • BALCONIES YOU NAME IT, WE HAVE IT All Utilities and Appliances Included in Rental SWIMMING POOL-MINIATURE GOLF 336-1628 401 N. LEVITT ST. ROME, N.Y. Hardcover Paperback Adult Juvenile E.J.'S BOOKS On The Moll Rome's Full Service Book Store—If We Don't Have It, We'll Order It For ‘You!! GEORGE A. ROSSI CONSTRUCTION CORP. GENERAL CONTRACT P.O. BOX 444, ROME, NEW YORK 194 THE COLONIAL THE PLACE WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MEET Upper Turin Rd. Rome, N.Y. ERIE GLASS COMPANY (formerly 110 N. George Street) 506 West Liberty Street ROME, NEW YORK Congratulations to the Class of '75 A FRIEND WOODS VALLEY SKI AREA WESTERNVIllE “you're always welcome, snow or no snow Featuring A New 3300' Double Chair Lift Infusinq’s. since 1928 Congratulations Class of 75 Rome, New York 13440 Phone: 337-3290 Oneida Notional Bank Building your Farm, Home and Garden Center Mohowk Acre , Westgate 312 South James St. 337-5220 ADVERTISEMENT 195 NIELSEN'S GREENHOUSES 209 E. Bloomfield St. 337-3700 BARONE'S HAIR STYLING Hair Styling To Your Facial Contour Hair Styling Hair Singeing Hair Coloring 26-Styles-26 418 N. James St. Rome, New York FF7-1270 803 N. James St. ROME. N.Y. 13440 336 8880 San da xlo eftzitaurant, One. Catering to WeooiNos - showers Stags - Luncheons AND AL_l_ YOUR MEMORABLE OCCASIONS Let Jo H«lf You Plan Your Next Party iFiEflFup- IautoJF 1800 Black River Blvd. 337-0350 REALTOR L. A. Clifford Realty Inc. 214 W. Court St. Rome, New York 337-1400 Best Wishes From Adolfi's Foodland Markets 503 W. Thomo� St. 196 OJULa Bowl At ROME BOWLING CENTER 153-161 W. Dominick St. Air Conditioned AMF Balls, Bags, and Shoes Downtown Rome Sold On Premises Bowling Balls Drilled While You Wait FLAVORSTEAK PACKING Congratulations from COMPANY ROME MARINE, INC. DREAMSTEAKS 701 Erie Blvd. West 315 Brush Ave. 337-8866 Rome, N.Y. 13440 Rome, New York 336-1450 Your Full Service Dealer Congratulations To The Class of '75 HOMESTEAD SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 115 Erie Blvd. West Rome, N.Y. bridal and ladies apparel LA PETITE Lu- Alice BEAUTY LOUNGE Small World Boutique Alice Coccia Phone 337-3540 Page's Dairy Howland's 610 North Washington Street ADVERTISEMENT 197 CALNERO CONSTRUCTION, INC. General Contractors 937 Floyd Avenue Rome, New York 13440 Ph. 337-5330 Best of Luck Si BIG DADDY Submarine Sandwiches, Inc. Compliments of 500 N. James St. Rome, New York 10-2 AM. Daily 336-9556 B.S. McCAREY Phone 337-4510 Perez T.V. and Appliance CONSTRUCTION COMPANY RCA and Whirlpool Products Color T.V., Washers and Dryers Frank Perez 511 E. Dominick Proprietor Rome, N.Y. 13440 Telephone 336-5800 Vinci's Restaurant by 611 East Dominick St. DICK LEE, INC. 217 N. George St., Rome, N.Y. We sell Legal beverages and fine Italian foods. 198 CONTRACT CARPET SHOWROOMS Rome's Largest Carpet Center 1001 E. Dominick Rome, N.Y. ROME OFFICE EQUIPMENT1 Rome's Largest Office Equipment Supplier Visit Our Gallery for Objects D'Art 405 West Dominick S� . Rome, New York phone: 336-0720 SSii’f « 151 if; 129 N. Washington St. In Downtown Rome MOHAWK ACRES SHOPPING CENTER Camden, N.Y. 1 1 Best Wishes from h r ) 206-208 SOUTH GEORGE STREET nM U-o 1 foley's beefn L V O'SHEA SUPPLY CO., INC. BURGER Char-broiled Beef Burgers Plumbing— Beef Burger Junior Heating— 615 Erie Blvd. West Electric Supplies Rome, New York The Future Belongs To Those WHo JOE LEONA'S COUNTRY STORE General Merchandise o ad j Route 26 Stokes, New York j2cu kurCL yic Woods Valley Westernville, N.Y. ADVERTISEMENT 199 Health, Happiness and Prosperity be With You Every Day Sincerely, ROME AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Navelli Cadillac-Oldsmobile, Inc. International T rucks Lamonica Motor Sales, Inc. Sid Stockholm Ford, Inc. Vern Secor's Rome Lincoln Mercury Inc. A. J. Ryan Inc. Chrysler. Plymouth, Dodge Castelletti Pontiac Inc. Valley Volkswagon, Inc. Quality, Personalized Sales and Service You can always buy Quality Reconditioned Used Cars From a Franchised New Car Dealer Support your City Car Dealers 200 BIKES SIMPKINS BACK PACKING 10 Speed Racers by Trans Sport 3 Speed SKI, HIKE, BIKE SHOP Gerry Regular Alpine Design by Atala-Follis TENNIS by Head 510 Erie Blvd. W. The Four Season Specialty Shop T. A. Davis Rome, N.Y. a t Bancroft 13440 ELPINE RESTAURANT Tony's Ornamental Iron Works DICK GEORGE 501 S. Jornes St. 337-3730 THE DESTITO FAMILY IS FOR ROME ! THE SAVOY RESTAURANT EST. 1908 KNOWN COAST TO COAST ONE OF THE 10 BEST PIT STOPS IN THE U.S. SKI MAGAZINE 1972 THE BEECHES PAUL REVERE LODGE Luncheons, Dinners Finest Facilities in Central New York for Banquets, Weddings, Conventions Our Motto It has been our desire to establish these places as retreats where you may find relief from the every- day cares of life. We don't want you to look upon them as restaurants, cafes, or caberets, but as havens where you will be assured of relaxation, and a pleasant hour or two safe in the port of sincere hospitality. ADVERTISEMENT 201 HALLMARK Office Supplies OLIVER'S ON THE MALL 250 W. Dominick St. 336-2820 Arts— Crafts— Hobbies Office Equipment Best Wishes To The Class Of 1975 REVERE COPPER BRASS INCORPORATED ROME MANUFACTURING COMPANY DIVISION AND REVEREWARE FACTORY STORE COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTING Italian Cuisine Since 1910 Nationally Advertised Merchandise THE PLAZA At The Lowest Wholesale Prices 1186 Erie Blvd. 229 E. Dominick St. Rome, New York Rome, New York 202 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1975 Now Featuring two Locations in Rome: 1707 Black River Blvd. and Westgate Shopping Center Erie Blvd. YOU D€S€ VE A WEAK TOOAY. SO AA I McDonald s BIG MAC • 4 POUNDER FILET OF FISH OPEN f ri. and Sat. 'til 12 Midnite All AMERICAN HAMUK2R. IMNCMfKf $ NU SHAKE imtrt GERACE JEWELERS COMPLIMENTS OF J.F. PEPPER Co. Inc. Registered Diamondologists Diamonds Watches Rings Gifts Repair Service 231 W. Dominick St. 0 Ontt+d I an Un+m Moving—Storage—Packing—Crating Local Long Distance MOSCA BROTHERS MOVING STORAGE INC. Dial FF6-5010—Day or Night Sam Mosca 801 Erie Blvd. W. President Rome. New York 13440 STAR BEVERAGE CO. Congratulations To The Class Of '75 ORANGECRUSH HIRES ROOT BEER SARATOGA VICHY BEVERAGES SQUIRT 113 6th Street Rome, N.Y. WHITE EAGLE BAKERY 308 S. George Street Phone: 337-5090 For The Finest In Baked Foods ADVERTISEMENT 203 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1975 1700 Black River Blvd. Rome, New York HOME OF THE WHOPPER I UMAS Lounge Compliments from: 403 W. Dominick St. Romo, Now York 337-1966 CAMDEN UPHOLSTERING Outlet store for: STAN'S SEAFOOD Lumas Mfg. Co. Best values on Famous Brand Ladies, Robes—Dusters—Shifts ALVORD'S DRESS SHOP Party Loungers BEST WISHES TO THE ROME UNIT PARTS CLASS OF 1975 DELTA LIQUOR STORE 721-723 Erie Blvd. West Rome, New York Upper Turin Road 336-7500 CATALDO BROS. AND SONS INC. KEKIS MOBIL SERVICE 400 W. Dominick St. CATALDO READY MIX INC. Tune-ups, Exhaust Systems, Brake Jobs 1180 Erie Blvd. W. 337-7900 336-0580 336-3130 BURGER KING 204 LARRY'S TIRE SERVICE INC. B.F. GOODRICH AND DUNLOP DISTRIBUTORS 6622 Martin St. Rome, New York ROME ELECTRONICS INC. Compliments of ELECTRONICS INC 216 Erie Blvd. East Rome, New York 13440 PETERSON S UNDERWATER WORLD 305 N. James Street for the rare and unusual in tropical fish Complete Supply of All Aquarium Accessories SISTO'S Restaurant—Lounge 249 W. Dominick St. Rome, New York 13440 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 75 from the STOCKADE MOTOR INN 145 E. Whitesboro St. 339-0210 Best Wishes To The Class Of 75 ROME FUNERAL DIRECTORS ASSOC. New York ADVERTISEMENT 205 rober Edolfi Congratulations To The Class Of 75 From CITY ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR 1149 Eric Blvd., West Rome, New York REALTY ROBERT J. ADOLPHI BROKER E. E. POWERS, III BILL ARTHUR 225 North Woshington Street Rome, New York (315) 336-5000 ft YS' J)KUA sw y yjjMju£at f t 6QOT«uX «Leant FRANK MACRI BUICK Inc. 5829 Rome-Taberg Rd N Y 13440 Skyrhawk • • Skylark • Century • • leStbrr Electra «Opel C_A..„ Phone Rome 336-6660 FRANK MACRI Utica 797-8370 LONG S AUTO PARTS —UNITED DELCO SERVICE— COMPLETE AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE • RADIATOR SERVICF • 24 HOUR TOWING • 216 STEUBEN ST.—PHONE 33 2010 UTICA PHONE 724-1225 ROME. N Y. 13440 OPEN 8 am to 8 pm for parts BILL KNUDSEN S PHONE 339-1130 ft FERGUSON AUTO ELECTRIC Ad| Auto Repairs Auto Parts Elmo’s Hair-Em y J (Discounted to All) BEAUTY SALON Alternator—Starter—Batteries John Deere 725 W. DOMINICK STREET Snowmobiles ROME, NEW YORK 13440 Lawn Garden Tractors Chain Saws 206 UNWIND INN 910 Floyd Ave. Rome, New York New England and Manhattan Clam Chowder Lobster and Shrimp Stew and Bouillabaise Lunch and Dinner served Lunch 11:00—1:30 Dinner 5—12 Congratulations to the Class of 1975 from Dorothy and John Ferlo at FERLO'S LIQUORS 506 W. Thomas St. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1975 PROSSNER AND SONS General Contractors 244 Erie Blvd. East 337-4700 Best Wishes from ROME NURSING HOME Best of Luck in the future to the Class of '75 Ross's Superette 106 lyndale Drive This space could have sold for $30. We decided to send our deadline in on time and save over $300. The Management ADVERTISEMENT 207Acme Studio Adolfi Realty Adolfi's Foodland Agway Alvard’s Dress Shop Arcuri’s Ceramics Bar Mar Shoes Barney Levitt Son's Barones Hair Styling Beeches-Savoy Big Daddy’s Birnie’s Bus Service BS McCares Construction Burger King Calerno Construction Camden Upholstering Cataldo’s City Electric Motor Repair Clifford Realty Colonial Community Contract Carpets Cyprus Jewelers Cyprus Wire Cable Co. Daddy’s Dairy Queen De Angelis Furniture Delta Liquore Dick Lee E.J.’s Book Store Elmo’s Hair-Em Englebert’s Erie Glass Ferlo’s Liquors Fill-R-Up Flavorsteak Packing Foley's Beef-N-Burger Foodland Markets Frank Macri Friendly’s Furguson Auto G. lodice Son Goldberg's Griffiss Credit Union Homestead Howland’s Infusino’s Inter-collegiate Press Jackwax Ski Shop James P DeMare Ins J.F. Pepper Jim's Glass Service Joe Leona’s Country Store Kanoff’s Kekis Mobile L.A. Clifford Realty, Inc. La Petite Beauty Lounge Larry's Tire Lerman’s Long’s Auto Parts Lovis Beck Lu-Alice Lumas’ Lounge World Margo Studio Marine Midland ADVERTISING INDEX Marina's Mark's Fashion Shop Markson’s McDonalds Meadow Brook Apartments Mohawk Lanes M osca Bros. Neisners Nielson’s Olivers Oneida County Savings Oneida National Bank Opper’s Kitchen O'Shea Supply Pages Dairy Pegasus Perez TV Peterson's Phillipson’s Plaza Prossner Sons Revere Richard J. George Rome Auto Dealers Association Rome Bargain Center Rome Bowling Center Rome Cable Rome Electronics Rome Funeral Directors Rome Independent Ins. Rome Iron Mills Rome Marine Inc. Rome New Channels Rome Nursing Home Rome Savings Bank Rome Sentinel Rome Strip Steel Co Inc Ross's Superette Rome Unit Parts Rosen's Rossi Construction Salon de Bela San Carlos Sanzone Sanzones Schuss Shop Shaffer's Shoeville Simpkins Siringo Studio Sistos Small World Boutique Stan’s Sea Food Star Beverage St. John’s Pharmacy Stockade Motor Inn Stonehedge Swan’s Music Teddy Bear Toy Hobby Thomas Demare Real Estate Tony’s Ornamental Iron Works Unwind Inn Varflex Corp. Vinci's Restaurant White Eagle Bakery Woods Valley Zimbal’s News intorTcollO{|kito prona, inc. DE-O-WAIN STA EDITORIAL STAFF: SPECIAL THANKS TO: EDITOR- ART WORK- LAYOUTS— Elena Salerno Jackie Joy Gail Early lisa Gregg ACME STUDIO MARGO STUDIO SIRINGO STUDIO ROME DAILY SENTINEL ALSO: ROME FREE ACADEMY ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Marilyn Jones Rhonda Schillaci Brenda Schoff Laurie Goyer COPY— Bill Lowerre Frank Pellegrino Patty Clifford Mary Jo Montalbano Connie Connor Joe Bosco Peter Lambert Kathy Benner Terri Mangan Kathy Parry Gayle Mead Patty Sutter Jeannine Lambert PHOTOGRAPHY— Ray Giamporcaro ADVISOR— Louis Campola DE-O-WAIN STA BUSINESS STAFF: EDITOR— Eleanor Voci STAFF— Marcella Buechley Debbie Mayo Sharon Philipp Serena DeSantis Maria Brasacchio Theresa Baker Tula Urdaz Sue Elmer Beverly Wynne Heidi Woodard Pat Bunal Linda Wilson Ann Marie D'Antonio Mike Dalfonso Eva Tosti ADVISOR—Jerry Tidd qqiI eairivj