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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1978 volume:

i Z oj jJuepnys ZL sJoiues SS uswssejoJepun + activities 149 faculty 95 sports 111 ih wa oan =P Sieit Ga . ve he DE-O-WAIN-STA 1978 Rome Free Academy Rome, New York City of American History “Ae se Pele ee Sek oe . EXPRESSIONS Sy telat Salutatorian Virginia luorno is Salutatorian of the Class of 1978 with an average of 96.62. She is a recipient of a Regents Scholar ship, a member of the National Honor Society, a participant in Colgate Seminar, a Syracuse University Scholarship alter nate, and a winner of prizes in French from Oswego. Virginia has been an active contributor to the yearbook and the school paper. Wells College granted her an award for excel Tolalecm lam aacelitis A quiet and unassuming young lady, she has nevertheless proven herself to be mature, self-directed, -and highly moti vated. She enjoys a high degree of respect and admiration trom peers and teachers. We have complete confidence in Virginia's success in her chosen field. Valedictorian Lee E. Manfred, having attained a scholastic average of 96.65, is the Valedictorian of the Class of 1978. He isa iTarelibss AM ialemh Fe }ilelare lm ( cab me ieale)tcle-jallomeelan| esti} ilelamelale) has been awarded a scholarship by the National Merit Corporation, American Bank Note Company, at the Uni versity of Notre Dame. To continue with his other accom. plishments both academic and extra-curricular, he ts a member of National Honor Society and Colgate Seminar. He has been awarded the Daughters of the American Rev. MU relaim Crelele Ma Oli iP4-laelale Me anlcialeor-laMm ali lelavae. , lee mr lale| has also received a Regents Scholarship. He has been captain of the tennis team and has been elected to Cen. tral Oneida Leaque All Star Teams in both tennis and soc: cer. Lee is a very personable young man who has many Tal(sigcs-) 6mm ane) @elP he) f-laceliale me)m 2a) ami malhmelale(cie-tr-laleliale of and relation to people of all ages. It 1s no wonder that ialemar-b-n,20)amialomre(elealle-)ilelame)mmall-Micille),m-30 (0 (calt-@-l ale miele ulty. We feel confident that he will continue to be a suc. cite hah (0)Cace Oil nalceciale ml emal-miehielacesialelstci.ela-e William Abel Anthony Abone Pam Ackley Roxanne Aiello David Alder Dy- ele) g-lawallelalele l= Katie Allison Lisa Anderson % ‘ . Pf C a fa - A L Put ‘ Oe ete ental Petra Anderson Todd Anderson Joseph Angotti Deborah Anno Edward Arcuri bi. Mary Arcuri Marie Armstrong Nancy Armstrong Michael August ine Mark Babcock MlarereB t-l(ellece Kenneth Bambury Terri Barkauskas mM A Y Ny-lalele-M=t-laglv lag Timothy Bartlett Deborah Benedict Karen Benner Sistigmeicialalsial Joletta Bennett Bambi Bertram Olatecemsicate-lace Patricia Bertrand sidt-lamsil-laneaitc Wendy Bird WHITElaan selec aria Dawn Boone Kevin Bottini Vela casrerttal Tina Bottini Bethany Brown Walter Bruce Linda Bunal Russell Burch Tammy Burkhart Lorraine Burley Marcia Burlison Patrick Bush 20 Gina Marie Butch Diana Butler Timothy Cadrette Theresa Cantarano OFT Carman Jean Carpenter Af) tah a Or-1ag-16.8 Laura Carrado Wayne Carrick David M. Carter ate) e]amer- A@r-la (cis Samela Casalenuovo James Castro Jeffrey Catalano Colleen Cavanaugh Michael Cerjan Elena Cesari Patrick Chestnut Carl Childs Daniel Cieri Edward Cieslewitz Diane Cingranelli Christopher Colgan Tammy Collier Catherine Collins Thomas Coluccio Karen Combs Rita Conestabile Joseph Consiglio Mark Consiglio Yuriko Cooper Cecila Corigliano Scott Cornish Rhonda Corr Cynthia Corteux ale) 9.18 fe)-3(-11 (0) William Countryman — Diane Couture David Coward Peggy Craig 2! . Kim Crawford Ed Cretaro Julie Christman Sue Cronizer James Cunningham Patricia Daino ce David Davidson Gail Decker ._ Alane Delaney Eve Denmat Patty Deruby Bernice DiCastro Robin Dillabough Renee Dillon 22 Phyllis Dimezzo Michael Dingley Mary Dlugolecki Catherine Dolan Ann Dollard oO iag Theresa Dombrowski Anita Domenico Nancy Donahue David Donai Timothy Donovan ry. Eugene Dubonnet Marc Dumas Timothy Early David Eaton Laurie Eldred Frank Enos Michael Enslin Joseph Entelisano Marian Ernest 23 Sue Erwin Karen Falitico Ronald Fall Linda Feeney M. Edward Fenton Thomas Feola Frank Feole Darlene Ferlo Lori Ann Ferlo Elizabeth Forbes Henry Frasca Lori Frasca Mark Froio Penny Fuller Walter Gadwaw Sheila Gallagher Janet Gallien Michael Gardner Dominick Gatto Carol Gentile Anthony Giardino Thomas Giardino Palate melr- lee llale) 24 =! lh Deborah Gifford El mClegerlace é rapt 2 a we” a Pena 7 = ty Nee J ti A ” David Girton George Gleasman Lauren Gleba Gail Glushko Jeffrey Goetz Donald Goodman Wilma Goodman Mark Gowett Anthony Grago — Michelle Granieri Teresa Ann Gratch Aimee Grenier Eleanor Griffo Nora Griffo Sandra Grinnell Kenneth Guerette Suzanne Guglielmo Joan Hall a 25 Marla Hamela Amy Haritatos Linda Harris Robert Harris John Hartley Holly Hewitt David Hoffman Cheryl Holdridge Robert Homan Kenneth Hontz Evelyn Hopping William Houser Rebecca Hugo Valerie Hurley Shirley Irish Jacalyn Isbister David Janowicz Linda Jones Viigellalremielelaare Laurie Johnson Maureen Jones Allen Jackson Pamela Johnson Tina Jones Periann Johnston Denise Jones Jo Ann Kangas Patricia Kerwawycz Michelle Kaplan Carl Kesselman Alan Keller Carol Ann Kessler William Kelliher Patrick Kelly 27 28 Kristine Kirk Robert Knudsen Lori Laforest Kristine Kinna Lisa Kiser Brenda Lagasse Jacqueline Kipfer Steven Kjekstad Cindy Kotary Carol Laporta Audrey Kirk DY-) ole) e-lam atalele )eein| Cathy Leach Debbie Knudsen Cynthia Labouef Abbe Lane Gregg Leichtman William Lennon Penny Liebi Mary Lowery Peggy Magnanti Mary Macentee Patricia Malinowski Cynthia Lewis George Lewis Roderick Lewis Andrew Lim Susan Lince James Lombardo Samuel Macri Melanie Maggio Laurie Magnanti John Mammosser 29 Lee Manfred Mary Sue Manuele Michelle Marcchion Eugene Marcelle Rosario Marchione , David Martin James Martini Charmain Mason Douglas Matteson James May Frank Mazzola Rose McCormick Kathleen McDonald ate)e am) em-lar-lale) Eileen McLaughlin Patricia McMullen Sean McNamara Gary McReynolds Krista Mead Janet Mehl Barbara Meier nie)e)iamiy ciaeiar-lalt Patricia Mercurio Joe Merola Johnathan Merrill Ruth Merrill Debbie Mesagna Donna Middleton Deborah Miller Denise Miller Diane Miller Susan Miller Rosemary Millson Lynda Mitchell Sandra Moake Dr lal-mivlelalencee lice Eleva Ulerelar-ia Kevin Moore Roy Moore Thomas Moore Marlene Morat Christopher Morba Leslie Ann Morgan Wendy Morgan Kevin Morrow Bradley Mortis 31 William Mudge Charles Muldoon John Muller Thomas Muller Ken Mumpton a Karen Muttillo Sharon Natalie Christopher Netzband Roxanne Newton Karen Nicholas Imelda Nichter Raymond Noone William Northey AtMarelceMh (elatalele) Sharon Northrup Barbara Nugent Maureen O'Connor Kendra Olney Susan Olney Derrick O'Meara Timothy O'Neil Steven Osterhoudt Donald Ott - ee Richard Parker Alena Panera Stephen Pape Lynn Parish April Parker Raymond Pascucci Daniel Patane Mariano Patane Jon Peknik Carol Perry Leeann Perry Richard Petrucci Rene Pettinelli Robert Pettinelli Karen Pfeiffer Daryl Phillips David Piersall David Plumley Mark Plumley Carolan Polce 33 34 Stephen Portner Kelly Recchio Laura Powell Joan Puchyr MlalerMat-lec- Ricky Redmond Michael Price Michelle Quillen aisles mer- Mat lislellls Michael Reeves Elizabeth Reynolds Edward Pritchard Nancy Ragonese By) e) e)[-mat-N Zale lale| Jean Register Karl Richard Ci cele) ava a gelee) 8) John Rajewski Diane Reader Paula Renfro atlslerlimalliearisecies Donald Riegler Tricia Romano Andre Rossi - Karen Rossi Michael Rossi Ralph Rossi Leta Rotenberry Rose Rushworth Crystal Russell Daniel Sabia Mark Salerno Bruce Salisbury Roseanne Sanzone Richard Sauer Phyllis Savage Laurie Savoy Robert Saxton Toni Lynn Scalero Ronald Scales David Scheiderich Frank Schillaci Sige lamemaliiiiare sIgcialer-Meiealal-iie) (cs Sharon Schneible Steven Schroeder Lana Schuler David Schwartz James Seaton Ozzie Secor Bonnie Seigler Debra Serino Palit Bs )ar-lec-iiie)ge) Christine Sharpe Michelle Shavers Cilelar-Belal-)elal-ige, William Simone DEW ile Be) (ere) Suzanne Skogland 36 eet M44 CA hs A Laurie Smaldon racecar Charles Smith Lorraine Smith Tammy Soltysiak William Sommers Patricia Sorokas Greg Speicher Patti Spinelli Susan Stagner Joann Stefanski Cheryl Stephan Steven Sterpka Kurt Stouffer Jayne Stover Rlelalame)icelale Damien Stuart 37 David Sturdevant Dawn Sumner Melgym Swain Susan Swinney Michael Tallarino { | Eddie Thompson Ronald Toepp ‘ Nancy Treadway Craig Treankler � . Philip Trela atelae Maelo (= 18) William Trudell Carl Urtz Frank Uvanni Kimberly Uvanni Philip Uvanni Karen Vaccaro Catherine Hillary VanHarlingen Barbara VanSlyke WE late (sleesias Deanna VanWagenen Madeline Varano Mark Vescio Stephen Vickers Norine Vienneau Tom Walls Janice Warcup Debra Washington Lisa Watson Wanda Watson Dianna Webb Cheryl Webber Sheron Wegter Anne Marie Weed Victor Wehnke . Paula Weinkauf Robert Welch Rose Westfall Terri Lou Whalen Lisa Williams Wendy Williams Ibatrerelee-m ities Shelia Winterbottom Thomas Witt Larry Woodard Lois Woodley ‘ 40 John Wuthrich Diane Young Donald Younglove Debbie Zakala 42 : + “7 J a ‘a. me : LEY, ae c a 5 UY : a ve ce elie f a - be = aoe Se ! ; A ; = ea '-S” es, 7 1S eee oe “— 7 P re? hal Phe = ee eae a grin without a iS face (a look Jogaten ee eae without an i) ‘ be care ful (touch noth ing) or | ; | ale lisy-] e)@) - Cela ey-lare)| essly(intosweet | | the earth) fare) eyeyehy . (Catol [fellate Kolels selves) | SA pee Sa will reme mber (Gio) am nigel liteyame)i amo ment) where what how when who wh which Colm -laataliale)) . —e.e. Cummings Pini- aS ay a Vy ae 45 46 Th eae | i Che 47 48 Other Graduating Seniors Laura Agoitia John Evanciew Freda Kohl Frank Sacco Edward Arena George Evans Steven Kullman Joyce Serino Susan Ashline Mark Feldman Robin Ladue Carol Schaffer Andrew Barber alelsiemaale Larry Lagasse James Sharpe Dennis Barto Frank Fiaschett: Richard Lagasse Howard Smith Derek Bookout Duane Fleming Denise Landry Jackie Smith Lee Bramley Theresa Fleming Craig LaPlante Michael Smith Paul Bravo Sharridan Fox Jane Leonard Russell Smith Frank BriSkey Allison Fritz Orthus Lewis Scott Smith Philip Brown Richard Gagne James Lichtenburger Alvin Snyder Lori Bulson Debbie Bobrick Patrick Loso Edward Stanulevich George Calandra Bley 1-10] am @F-laale)e. 11) PNalislelalm @r-] ele alll James Carletta Sulema Green Thomas Grieco Randy Griffin David Gualtier: Michae! Macalik Mark Maples Pamela Mather Joseph McClendon Michael Stasio Cathleen Straney Kathleen Stubbs Edwin Sykes Tina Carletta alalelale-Melvle ll iaale Lisa McCoy Beatrice Tarbania Dale Carter Karen Hall Michael Misurda Kenneth VanCourt DCO laliseaae Brian Hawkins Lottie Moore Lance Vanderbogart Salvatore Cicero Lori Horn Dagmar Muller Chris Vecchio Christy Cimo Colin Jay House Jeffery Naston Charlie Weeks Deward Colbert Ronald House Cind: Nelson Stephan Welch Robert Colp Michael Jackson Judy New James Williams Aaethony Conestabile Valerie Jackson Joseph Nigro Timothy Williams Steven Converse Donna Jaeger Debbie Pack Blair Wolff Val coliar-st( 2m @elalelir- ale) Earl Jefferies Jeffery Pearson Ralph Wood Jacalyn Cull DF ile MN lelalarcelg) Stanley Perry Catherine Yager Jacpues Cushman Lawrence Jones Arthur Pierce Richard Yearby Keith Cutler Mary Jones Mark Raull) sig-sam delelale Alan Decker (OF Tal (elal.t-liele) Michael Rogers Maryann Yourdon Richard Edick Patricia Ehlenfeldit Jeralyn Kaylor Timothy Kerin Supakit Rungrote Bruce Ruzanski Tom Zmudosky Sheryl! Frank James Graberry Sergio Guillen sy 1g ey-1¢-Bace) elie) Joni Money Steve Moskowitz Eric Peterson Tammy Robinette Dan Tauroney Mario Williams Tara Williams : Sandra Kelley Lori Ryan CTT aa ileliace Keith Young 49 aye Putt Football , SeictnahiebEeabeonre oie AIELLO, ROXANNE 3 e ALDER, DAVID — ALDRIDGE, DEBORAH: “Deb” JV Field Hockey; Key Club ALLISON, KATIE Pep Club; Future Nurses ANDERSON, LISA ANDERSON, PETRA: Pete” ANDERSON, TODD: “But, Hut” Talent Show Stage Design; Senior Play ANGOTTI, JOSEPH ANNO, DEBORAH: Roach’”’ ARCURI, EDWARD ARCURI, MARY Senior Play Comm.; Student Council ARENA, EDWARD: Ed”’ ARMSTRONG, MARIE Key Club; Pep Club; Echo; Senior Play; Stage Crew ARMSTRONG, NANCY ASHLINE, SUSAN SwimeTeam; 76 - 77 De-O-Wain-Sta; Library Club; Marching and Concert Bands AUGUSTINE, MICHAEL: “Augie” Choir BABCOCK, MARK BALDIGO, LINDA BAMBURY, MARK BARBER, ANDREW: ‘‘Billy”’ JV and V Wrestling BARKAUSKAS, TERRI Senior Play; Class Float BARNUM, SANDRA: Sandy” Marching Band; International Club; Pep Club; Colgate Seminar; Honor Society; Interact Club BARONE, PHYLLIS Choir BARROWS, LARRY V Swimming; Chess Team; Honor Society; Echo; Colgate Seminar BARRY, RICHARD JV Hockey BARTLETT, KEVIN BARTLETT, TIMOTHY BARTO, DENNIS BARTON, TINA Sa JAYNA: Jana” i fe ¥ 40 tm - _ GBF Ski Club BELLO, RENEE International Club; Key Club; HR seat Pow: der Puff Football BENEDICT, DEBORAH: “Debbie BENNER, KAREN ; Ss V Swimming; Key Club; V Track; Block R Club; Colgate Seminar; Honor Society BENNETT, BETH: “'Stretch’’ JV Golf; JV Volleyball; Basketball; Field Hockey; Key Club; Block R Club BENNETT, JOLETTA BERG, JEFFREY: “Lizard” BERTRAM, BAMBI Cross Country; Track; Choir BERTRAND, CLIFFORD: Bert’ Block R Club; JV Hockey; JV and V Lacrosse BERTRAND, PATRICIA BIAMONTE, BRIAN: °B, Bisco” JV and V Cross Country; ;ndoor and Outdoor Track; Wind Ensemble; Orchestra; Marching Band; Choir; Colgate Seminar; Honor Society; BSI; International Club; Musicals; 76, 77 BICAKCI, OZEN: :Oz, Ozone”’ Bicentennial Pamphlet; De-O-Wain-Sta; Gym- nastics; Red Cross Club; International Club; Homecoming Queen Court BIDWELL, ROBERT: “Bob”’ Pep Club; Block R Club; Ski Club; JV and V Football; JV Wrestling BIRD, WENDY: V Tennis BLACKBURNE, MARGARET: Margie”’ Majorettes; Future Nurses BLANCHARD, KIMBERELY BOARDMAN, WILLIAM BOOKOUT, DEREK BOONE, DAWN BOTTINI, KEVIN BOTTINI, MARK . Class Veep 77, 78; Block R Club Pres.; Key Club; Internationa; Club; Colgate Seminar; Honor Society; High Sign Ciub Director; JV and V Football; JV and V Baseball BOTTINI, TINA Marching Band — Featured Twirler BOULERICE, ALDEN BOWERS, MELISSA: Missy”’ _ BRAMLEY, LEE BRAVO, PATRICIA: 'Patty”’ BRAVO, PAUL R. WV IVEt ler] A oa -10 Ol ge.-s— BURLISON, MARCIA: “Burly” ont BUSH, PATRICK: “Ernie” JV Baseball; V Soccer; Key nh, BUTCH, GINA MARIE 7 BUTKIEWICZ, ROBERT - BUTLER, DIANA C CADRETTE, RUTH ANN CADRETTE, TIMOTHY CAGWIN, LELAND CALANDRA, GEORGE CAMPBELL, JOSEPH: ‘‘Joe”’ Baseball Wrestling CANTARANO, SUSAN j CANTARANO, THERESA: “Terri” CAPORILLI, ANTHONY CARTETTA, JAMES: ‘Jim’ CARMAN, CARL CARPENTER, JEAN: “Carp” Concert and Marching Bands CARRADO, KATHY: Katy V Swimming; Track; Colgate Seminar CARRADO, LAURA: 'Laurie’’ Majorettes CARRICK, WAYNE JV Hockey; V Track; Indoor Track CARTER, DALE Honor Society; Colgate Seminar; Interna- iielar- 1m @118] 6) CARTER, DAVID CARTER, ROBIN GAY Volleyball Intramurals CASALEMUOVO, SAMELA: ‘Cee, Star, Cote, roll’ Orchestra; De-Wain-Sta; Ski Club; All-County Orchestra CASTRO, JAMES: Jim, Stro”’ Block R Club; V Football; Ski and Key Club CATALANO, JEFFREY: ‘Jeff’ V Track; JV Basketball; Football CAVANAUGH, COLLEEN CERJAN, MICHAEL: 'Cerj’’ Block R Club; V. Football; Swimming; Senior erg laste Bruce” V Gymnastics; Y Talent Show 77, 78; Sen- ior Play 77; Musical CINGRANELLI, DIANE CLARK, JULIE: Clarkie”’ V Swimming; Track; Cross abate _ Cheerleading; Ski Club; STASS; Key Club , CLEMENTS, JANET: ‘Dale”’ : _ V Track and Archery; JV Basketball CLOSINKI, JOSEPH: ‘‘Joe”™ JV Baseball; Football; and Hockey _ COIA, GARY Soccer; Block R Club; High-Sign Club Pres. COLANGELO, ANNETTE COLGAN, CHRISTOPHER: ‘‘Chris”’ JV and V Football; Indoor and Outdoor Track; Block R Club COLLIER, TAMMY COLLINS, CATHERINE: ‘‘Cathy”’ Black History Club COLP, ROBERT JV Football; JV and V Wrestling COLUCCIO, THOMAS: “Tom” COMBS, KAREN CONESTABILE, RITA CONSIGLIO, JOSEPH: Joe”’ JV and V Football CONSIGLIO, MARK CONVERSE, STEPHEN: ‘‘Steve”’ COOPER, YURIKO CORIGLIANO, ANTOINETTE: “Toni” Volleyball; Bowling CORIGLIANO, CECELIA: “Corgy” Choir; Retailing Club; Business Law Club CORNISH, SCOTT Literary Mag.; Musical 77; Senior Play 77 CORTEAU, CYNTHIA COSTELLO, ROBERT COUNTRYMAN, WILLIAM COUTURE, DIANE V Track; Block R Club COWARD, DAVID interact Club; Senior Play; Musical 77 CRAIG, PEGGY CRAWFORD, KIM: ‘Crawf ’ V Swimming; JV Softball; Synchronized Swim- ming; Future Nurses; International Club; Ban- ners 75 CRETARO, EDWARD: “Ed” Senior Play 77; Float Comm. CRISTMAN, JULIE: Jule”’ Honor Society; Colgate Seminar CRONIZER, SUSAN DAINO, PATRICIA: “Patti” DAINOTTO, CARMELO _ Indoor Track © __ D'AMBROSI, DAVID: “Dave” DANIELLO, DIANN: ‘Dee”’ JV Field Hockey DANTI, NANCY | DAVIDSON, DAVID: ‘‘Dave ’ JV Football, JV and V Lacrosse DECKER, ALAN DECKER, GAIL DEKIN, BRENDA DELANEY, ALANE: 'The Kid” DELONG, MARIAN DELVECCHIO, DENA DENMAT, EVE DERR, GEORGE DERUBY, PATTY DESANTIS, SUSAN: “‘Sue, Dimples”’ Drama Club; Choir; Musicals; Senior Play DIAMOND, CELIA: ‘Beatrice”’ V Swimming; De-O-Wain-Sta; Pep ub; STASS; Honor Society; Float Comm. DiBARI, JOHN DiCASTRO, BERNICE DILLABOUGH, ROBIN Pep Club; AFS; International Club; STASS; Library Club; Interact Club; Echo DILLON, RENEE: “Red” ” DIMEZZO, PHYLLIS: ‘ Fred ’ Red Cross Club DINGLY, MICHAEL: Ding”’ Honor Society — Treas.; International Club — Treas.; AFS; Red Cross Club — VP; B.S.I. — VP; De-O-Wain-Sta — 76-77 DOHERTY, BRIAN DOLAN, CATHERINE: ‘‘Cathy”’ DOLLARD, ANN E.: ‘Andy, Doll’’ Ski Club; Block R; STASS; JV and V Field Hockey DOMBROWSKI, THERESA DOMINICO, ANITA: ‘‘Flakey”’ JV Basketball; Red Cross Club DONAHUE, NANCY Orchestra; JV Cheerleading DONAI, DAVID DONOVAN, TIMOTHY: “Tim’’ Choir; Musical 76; Bicentennial Pamphiet — co-author . DOREN, BONNIE Cross Country; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; os Beaty sap isiengs hae aioanat —De-O-Wain-Sta — EARLY, TIMOTHY: “Tim’’ V Swimming; JV LaCrosse; Block R EASTMAN, MERCEDES: “‘Cedes, Mercy’’ De-O-Wain-Sta; Who’s Who Among American High School Students EATON, DAVID EDICK, RICHARD EHLENFELDT, PATRICIA: ‘‘Patti ’ EHRENFRIED, BETH JV and V Cheerleading; V Softball; Honor Society; Colgate Seminar; Powder Puff Foot- ball; Block R Club ELDRED, LAURIE ENOS, FRANK ENSLIN, MICHAEL: ‘Mike, ENS” ENSLIN, WILLIAM ENTELISANO, JOSEPH: Joe”’ JV and V Soccer; JV and V Hockey; JV and V Lacrosse; Block R Club ERNEST, MARION: “Ernie” V Softball; Block R Club ERWIN, SUSAN: Sue ’ Red Cross Club; AFS; Pep Club; Media Cen- ter; Echo EVANCIEW, JOHN EVANS, GEORGE e FALITICO, KAREN Future Nurses FALL, RONALD FEENEY, LINDA JV Field Hockey; JV and V Softball; V Bowling; Block R Club FELDMAN, MARK FENTON, EDWARD: “Ed” JV and V Football; Indoor and Outdoor Track; Block R Club; Honor Society; Colgate Semi- nar; GFI; TKB Fraternity; Key Club; Band FEOLA, THOMAS: ‘Tom, FE JV and V Wrestling; Library Club FEOLE, FRANK FERLO, DARLENE FERLO, LORI Majorette 75, 77 FIASCHETTI, FRANK FLEMING, THERESE FORBES, ELIZABETH: “Betsy, Bert’’ Band; AFS; Senior Play FRANK, SHERYL 51 FRITZ, ALLISON es FROIO, MARK Bx = IV and ¥ Football; 3V door Track; Ski Club; Key Aen ep ine ach fhe Power Pl fot GADWAW, WALTER: “Walt” GAGNE, RICHARD GALLAGHER, SHEILA: ‘‘She”’ Powder Puff Football; Who's Who Among American High School Students GALLIEN, JANET V Archery; Block R Club; Key Club; HR Rep.; Tangent GARDNER, MICHAEL GATTO, DOMINICK: “Dom” V Gymnastics; Block R Club GENTILE, CAROL GIARDINO, ANTHONY GIARDINO, ANNA GIARDINO, THOMAS: ‘Tom GIBBS, PAUL: ‘‘Gibber”’ V Baseball, JV Football GIFFORD, CAROL Choir; Pep Club; Davis Essay Contest Winner; Who's Who Among American High School Students GIFFORD, DEBORAH: “Debbie” V Swimming; Block R Club GILLETTE, CATHERINE: ‘Cathy’’ GIORDONO, MARY GIRTON, DAVID JV Swimming; Intramural Basketball; Key Club; Colgate Seminar; V.P. of the High Sign Club JV and V Wrestling; Key Club GLEBA, LAUREN: “‘Lori, Glebs”’ JV Volleyball; V Swimming; Ski Club Pres.; Powder Puff Football; Senior Play Make-up Comm.; De-O-Wain-Sta; Concert Band:F- ootball; Marching Band; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Honor Soci- ety; Colgate Seminar GLUSHKO, GAIL Cross Country; V Softball; Block R Club; Honor Society; Colgate Seminar; Talent Show 77; BSI GOBRICK, DEBBIE Powder Puff Football GOETZ, JEFFREY: ‘Jeff, Goetzy ’ JV and V Golf GOODMAN, DONALD: Don’’ Hockey GOODMAN, WILMA: “Wilbur — Bud Choir; YOP 52 eae eee Z Beye i ha ena. GUALTIERI, DAVID GUERETTE, KENNETH: Ken’’ Ski Club GUGLIELMO, RHONDA GUGLIELMO, SUZANNE GUILLEN, SERGIO V Soccer; International Club; AFS; Exchange Student HAINES, KATHY HALL, JOAN: “Joanie” JV Field Hockey; Red Cross Club; De-O-Wain- Sta; Float Comm. 76; Who's Who Among American High School Students HALL, KAREN HAMELA, MARLA Pep Club; AFS HARITATOS, AMY: ‘Aim ’ Senior Play 77; Pep Club; Key Club; Drama Club; International Club; De-O-Wain-Sta; Sr. Class Rep. HARRIS, LINDA Choir HARRIS, ROBERT HARTLEY,JOHN HAWKINS, BRADFORD HAWKINS, BRIAN HAYDEN, CAROLINE: “‘C.H., Chief ’ 77 Francis Bellamy Award; NYS Spanish Championship; STASS V.P.; Pep Club Pres.; 76 - 77 De-O-Wain-Sta Editor; 77 - 78 De-O. Wain-Sta; Jr. Class Delegate; AFS Club; Inter- national Club; Senior Play 77 HAYNES, LAINA HEMMES, THOMAS HENDERSON, RUTH Block R Ciub; Honor Society HEPWORTH, WILLIAM HERTER, JEFFREY: “Jeff” Pep Club; Science Club; Honor Society; Inter- national Club ‘HEWITT, HOLLY: “Hol, Binky” International Club; HR Rep.; Honor Society HOFFMAN, DAVID a - ee -‘ Ka 2mi- hoya — PepCh ‘ ae (i one 7 . IRISH, SHIRLEY ISBISTER, JACALYN: ‘Jack, Big Bird’ V Track; Senior Play IUORNO, VIRGINIA: “Ginny” De.Wain Sta 77, 78; Echo Editor 77 - 78; Lay- out Editor 76 - 77; Musical 77; AFS Club; Sec.; Pep Club; International Club; Science Club; Media Club; Honor Society; Colgate Seminar; Who's Who Among American High School Students JACKSON, ALLEN: ‘Jax ’ JV and V Lacrosse; Block R Club; Key Club; AFS Club; International Club JACKSON, CHARLES: “Chuck, Chas. Monge”’ V Indoor Track; Wind Ensemble; Orchestra; Concert, Stage, and Marching Bands; Confer- ence All-State Band and Wind Ensemble; Area All-State Bands; Higin-Sign Club JACKSON, DEBORAH JACKSON, MICHAEL: ‘‘Mike, Jack ’ V Tennis JAEGER, DONNA JANOWICZ, DAVID JV and V Soccer; V Hockey JEFFRIES, EARL JOHNSON, LAURIE: °O.J. Ardvark ’ a] OOP eM lal cigar lier ROP le JOHNSON, PAMELA JOHNSTON, PERIANN JONES, CELESTINA: ‘Tina”’ V. Field Hockey; JV and V Volleyball; V Soft- ball; Key Club; Block R Club; De-O-Wain-Sta; Honor Society; Colgate Seminar JONES, LINDA V Golf JONES, LINDA JONES, MARY JONES, MAUREEN JORDAN, SUZANNE: Sue ’ Honor Society; Future Nurses; International Club JOY, ANNE MARIE V Swimming; V Track; JV Basketball; Block R Club; Ski Club imi? rx Z = it ta rs ees! Me e es, all: V Tra + res ; oe: 7, : Aes ELLIHE wee oe S aascaie . athait: i so: 2p Berar tne ne a Sines ee Pre oe “I KESSELMAN, CARL Stage Band; ‘Conference All-State Band; Cross Country; Colgate Seminar; Honor Soci- ety; Science Club KESSLER, CAROL ANN KIMMEL, WENDY JV Field Hockey; V Golf KINNA, KRISTINE: “Kris, The Red Baron” KINSEL, KAREN 3 KIPFER, JACQUELINE: Jackie, J.K.”’ Interact Club KIRK, AUDREY KIRK, JEFFREY KIRK, KRISTINE: “Kris” Honor Society KISER, LISA: Zaz”’ _ JV Field Hockey; Key Club; Ski Club; V Golf; Block R Club KJEKSTAD, STEVEN KNOBLOCH, DEBORAH: “‘Debbie, Alk II ’ V Bowling; Archery; Block R Club; Red Cross Club; Senior Play — Make-up and Program Comm. KNUDSEN, DEBORAH Ski Club; International Club; De-O-Wain-Sta; Honor Society; Colgate Seminar Sec.; Powder Puff Football KNUDSEN, ROBERT: ‘Bob ’ JV and V Swimming KOHL, FREDA KOLHEPP, JAMES: “Jimmy K ’ KOTARY, CINDY: “Sport” Ski Club KOWAL, SANDRA: 'Sandiy, Sandbox’’ Ski Club KULLMAN, STEVEN L LABOUEF, CYNTHIA: “Cindy, Fred, The Kid” LADUE, ROBIN: ‘Robie, Fruit’’ LAFOREST, LORI LaGASSE, BRENDA LaGASSE, LARRY LEONBRUNO, MARIA: “Ria” _ Future Nurses — LEWIS, CYNTHIA: “Cindy”, “George” Honor Society; Colgate Seminar LEWIS, GEORGE JV and V Football; JV and V Baseball; Block R Club LEWIS, RODERICK: Roddy”’ LICHTENBERGER, James: Lynch’’ LIEBI, PENNY LIGHT, DONNA MARIE LIM, ANDREW: “Andy” Pep Club; Chess Club and Team; De-O-Wain- Sta; Audio Visual; Interact Club; Ski Club LIMNER, THOMAS LINCE, SUSAN: Suzy, Trouble’ Honor Society; Interact Club; Pep Club; STASS; HR Rep LINK, JEANNINE LINZY, JACQUELINE: Jackie”’ JV Field Hockey; Red Cross Club; Future Nurses LOMBARDO, JAMES: “Ji m” LOMBINO, ANN MARIE Choir LOSO, PATRICK LOSOWSKI, DAVID: ‘Dave ’ JV and V Football MACALIK, MICHAEL MacENTEE, MARY Banners; Colgate Seminar; Honor Seminar; International Club; Senior Play; Who's Who Among American High School Students MACRI, SAMUEL: Sam ’ JV and V Bowling; Soph. Float MAGGIO, MELANIE Pep Club; Majorettes; International Club; Interact Club; Senior Play; Talent Show 76; Who's Who Among American High School Students MAGNANTI, LAURIE V Tennis; JV Volleyball; JV Basketball; Honor Society; Caigate; Red Cross Club; Block R Club; Ski Club MAGNANTI, MARGARET r, MARTINI, JAMES: Jim ebtondh tea aomovioete JV ‘Volleyball: Vv Rixtbibas wick R Club; Choir; Concert and Marching Bands; Black History Club MATTESON, DOUGLAS MAY, JAMES: “Jim” AFS to Colombia; S.U. Citizenship Award; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Musicals 76, 77; Honor Society; Colgate Seminar MAZZOLA, FRANK McCLENDON, JOSEPH: “J.D.” JV Basketball McCORMICK, ROSE Media Club; Echo McDONALD, KATHLEEN: ‘ Kathy”™’ V Field Hockey; Block R Club; Key Club McFARLAND, ROBERT McLAUGHLIN, EILEEN: ‘Weedie”™’ McMULLEN, PATRICIA: “FRG” Honor Society; Pep Club McNAMARA, SEAN: ‘Zippy the Pinhead” V Soccer; Red Cross Club Pres.; Pres. of the Society for Preservation of the Ziggy Farkwar Foundation McREYNOLDS, GARY MEAD, KRISTA Soph., Jr., and Sr. Class Sec.; Ski Club; S.U. Citizenship Award; Talent Show Comm.; De- O-Wain-Sta Editor; Honor Society; Elmira Key Award; Tangent; Key Club; Colgate Seminar MEHL, JANET MEIER, BARBARA Choir; Musical 77; Senior Play MERCHANT, ROBIN ANN: “Sweet Pea, Fats”’ MERCURIO, PATRICIA: Patty” JA; Echo MEROLA, JOSEPH MERRILL, JONATHAN Wrestling MERRILL, RUTH: ‘Bunny” AFS; International Club; Honor Society; Col- gate Seminar; Sr. Play MESAGNA, DEBORAH: Debbie™ MIDDLETON, DONNA MILLER, DEBORAH: Debbie”’ Soph. Delegate; AFS Treas.; Domestic Exchange Student; International Club VP; Bicentennial Pamphlet; S TASS Sec.; Honor Society; Colgate Seminar; Swimming; De-O- Wain-Sta; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Musical 77 ; MOORE, ROY JV Lacrosse Manager; Library Club; Media Club; International Club; Drama Club MOORE, THOMAS: ‘Tom” ’ Senior Play 77 MORAT, MARLENE; Myrtle’’ Marching Band MORBA, CHRISTOPHER: “Chris, AJ”’ MORGAN, LESLIE ANN MORGAN, WENDY: ‘‘Wendy Lou”’ JV Field Hockey; JV and V Cheerleading; Block R Club; Key Club; V Track; Powder Puff i Zere)iey-1 1 MORROW, KEVIN: ‘J.P. MORTIS, BRADLEY: Mort”’ MOSKOWITZ, STEVEN: ‘‘Steve’’ A. V. Club; Interact Club; Swimming MUDGE, WILLIAM: ‘Bill’ MULDOON, CHARLES: Chuck’’ MULLER, DAGMAR KARIN: ‘‘Mary’’ MULLER, JOHN: “‘Little John’’ MULLER, THOMAS MUMPTON, JAMES: “‘Ken’’ 3 JV and V Baseball; JV Football; Key Club MUTILLO, KAREN Key Club; Who's Who Among American High School Students; De-O-Wain-Sta; Senior Play Set Comm. NASHTON, JEFF: ‘‘Late Again, Jeff’’ NATALIE, SHARON Choir; Drama Club; NYSSMA Choirs 76, 77; Musicals 76, 77; Interact Club; Banner Wav- ers; Sr. Play Crew NETZBAND, CHRISTOPHER: “‘Chris ’ V Gymnastics NEW, JUDY Black History Club NEWTON, ROXANNE: ‘‘Rox’’ NICHOLAS, KAREN NICHTER, IMELDA: “‘Grabby, Mel, Mama Cel- « este, Meicha, Jail-Bait ’ V Archery; Block R Club; J.A.; AFS; Interna- tional Club; Pep Club; Talent Show 76 NIGRO, JOSEPH: ‘‘Joe”’ Echo; Science Club; Honor Society; Red Cross Club O'CONNOR, MAUREEN Pep Club OLNEY, KENDRA Concert and Marching Bands; ise Club; Sen- ior Play; STASS; AFS OLNEY, SUSAN: “Sue” Ski Club O'MEARA, DERRICK: ‘‘Rick ’ GBF Art Club; Ski Club; O'NEIL, TIMOTHY: “Tim, Crash”’ Float; Interact Club ORENDORFF, BAMBI OSTERHOUDT, STEVEN is) PACK, DEBRA PALLAS, DAVID Talent Show PALMER, BRIAN PAPE, STEVEN PARISH, LYNN Indoor and Outdoor Track; Cross Country; Block R Club PARKER, APRIL PARKER, RICHARD: “Rick” Bowling PASCUCCI, RAYMOND: ‘‘Ray”’ , Wrestling; V Tennis; Key Club; Echo; De-O- Wain-Sta; Honor Society Pres.; Red Cross Club Treas.; Colgate Seminar PATANE, DANIEL: ‘ Dan, Flex ’ JV and V Football; V Track; JV Basketball; Key Club; Ski Club PATANE, MARIANO: ‘‘Marty ’ PEARSON, JEFFREY: ‘Jeff, Slapshot ’ PEKNIK, JONATHAN: “John” Wrestling; Band PELLAM, KRISTINA: “‘Tina”’ ET cetaliarem st-lale| PERRY, CAROL: ‘‘Per’’ Choir; V Field Hockey PERRY, LEE ANN: ‘‘Lee-Lee”’ Choir, Senior Play PETERPAUL, TIMOTHY PETERSON, ERIC V Track; V Indoor Track; JV Cross Country; Red Cross Club; Chess Club; Science Club; _ Interact Club; Amateur Radio Club; Boy Scouts PETRUCCI, RICHARD: ‘‘Pork ’ Ski Club - PIERSALL, DAVID _ PLUMLEY, DAVID PLUMLEY, MARK POLCE, CAROL Ski Club, Key Club PORTNER, STEPHEN De-O-Wain-Sta; Echo; Interact Club POWELL, LAURA: ‘‘Shortcake”’ | Zoi are) PRICE, MICHAEL: “Mike” Red Cross Club PRITCHARD, EDWARD PRITCHARD, KIMBERLY PROCOPIO, GREGORY: ‘Greg’’ Block R Club; Lacrosse PUCCIO, JOSEPH: Puc ’ JV Track PUCHYR, JOAN: Push ’ JV and V Field Hockey Manager; JV V Bas- ketball Manager; Softball; Pep Club; Orches- tra Q QUILLEN, MICHELLE: ‘Quilly”’ Key Club; BSI; HR Rep. RAGONESE, NANCY: ‘Shorty, Half-Pint’’ RAJEWSKI, JOHN JV and V Wrestling; Block R Club; Pep Club VP; Float 75; Ski Club RAPKE, GARY: ‘Gared, Bonk ’ RAPKE, LINDA RATHBUN, REBECCA RAULLI, MARK Ski Club RAYMOND, DEBBIE READER, DIANE RECCHIO, KELLY Golf, HR Rep. REDMOND, RICKY REEVES, MICHAEL REGISTER, JEAN Ski Club; Cheerleader; Cross Country RENFRO, PAULA Basketball; Archery; Block R Club; Cross Country; Honor Society; Colgate Seminar REYNOLDS, ELIZABETH: ‘Betsy’’ International Club - Ct ow ee nit ee on pene ae Cpe, + hag Oe PPA) i “Sian 2 fe « RICHAR bee = he ® Veto aw — ri re’, Cy to tl nh aS ve wie aon i ye an ae Tr a pn Ge =, 2% (fe ‘ my O-® . - se at 5 eee ee ROSS!, RALPH. Stage Crew; Senior Play; STASS ROTENBERRY, LETA: “Buttons” RUBINO,GUY JV Hockey; V Bowling RUSHWORTH, ROSE: ‘‘Rosie”’ V Volleyball; International Club; Wind Ensem- — - ble; Orchestra; Choir; Marching Band; Stage Band; NYSSMA Competition RUSSELL, CRYSTAL: Christy”’ Library Club RUZANSKI, BRUCE: “Christy” BOCES; Equine Husbandry RYAN, LORI S SABIA, DANIEL: ‘‘Dan, Bo V Track SACCO, FRANK SAFARZ, GLORIA: ‘Alk”’ V Tennis; Block R Club SALISBURY, BRUCE: ’B.S.” Chess; Band and Marching Band SALISBURY, LINDA Honor Society; Synchronized Swimming SANZONE, ROSEANNE SAUER, RICHARD: ‘Uncle Tony, Popeye’ V Golf; Block R Club; Wind Ensemble; March- ing Band; Orchestra; Stage Band; Area All- State; Honor Society; High-Sign Club; Colgate Seminar SAVAGE, PHYLLIS: Phy!”’ V Track; Block R Club; STASS; Pep Club; Honor Society; Colgate Seminar SAVOY, LAURIE SCALERO, TONI LYNN: ‘T” V Archery; STASS; Key Club SCALES, RONALD: Ron’’ V Hockey; JV and V Soccer SCHEIDERICH, DAVID: Sky” V Basketball; V Baseball; Block R Club; Key Club SCHILLACI, FRANK: ‘‘Bunky”’ SCHILLING, BRIAN: ‘‘The Head” V Wrestling; Ski Club SCHNEIBLE, BRENDA Retailing Club SCHNEIBLE, SHARON oa “Vv Track Block A Club; Ori Team Black His- tory Club SHEPHERD, GLORIA: “Squirt” Cheerleading SHERWOOD, STEVEN SHOEMAKER, JUDITH SIDWAY, ROBERT SIMIELE, CHRISTINE: “Chris” BSI; V Bowling; Honor Society; Colgate Semi. nar SIMONE, WILLIAM: “Bill” JV Baseball SKEA, DAVID SKOGLAND, SUZANNE: “Suzy” V Field Hockey; Cheerleading; Gymnastics; Block R Club; Key Club SMALDON, LAURIE: ‘Laur ’ V Swimming� SMITH, BARBARA SMITH, CHARLEEN: “Charlie” SMITH, CHARLES SMITH, HOWARD: ‘Howie ’ JV Wrestling; Ski Club SMITH, KAREN LEE SMITH, LORRAINE: Lori’’ SMITH, MICHAEL: ‘Mikie ’ Ski Club SMITH, PAUL SMITH, RICHARD JV Football; JV and V Lacrosse; Block R Club SMITH, ROBERT SMITH, ROXANNE SMITH, RUSSELL SMITH, SANDRA: San, Smitty’’ Field Hockey; Cheerleading; Block R Club; Key Club SMITH, SCOTT SNELLBACHER, TIMOTHY: Tim ’ Golf SNOW, HARRY SNYDER, ALVIN K.: Al’ - JV Wrestling SOLTYSIAK, TAMMY SOMMERS, WILLIAM SOROKAS, PATRICIA: “Pat” Red Cross Club; Echo; Honor Society; Colgate Seminar; Senior Play Prod.; Musical 77 Prod.; Who's Who Among American High School Students SPEICHER, GREG: “Spike” Tennis; JV Soccer; Wrestling; Ski Club; Key Club; Senior Play; Talent Show tages tos STOVER, JAYNE © Marching Band; Swimming; Senior Play Prod.; Block R Club; Basketball; Powder Puff _ STRANEY, CATHLEEN STRONG, JOHN Musicals 77 and 78; Talent Shows 77 and 78; (Ore) (om Cler-lae) STUART, DAMIEN: ‘Dee” Gymnastics pa a lao DAVID V Swimming; JV Soccer; Block R Club; Key Club; Powder Puff Cheerleader; Float 77 Designer; High-Sign Club Treas. SUMNER, DAWN SWAIN, MELGYN: Pumpkin Black History Club; Drill Team; Talent Show 78 SWINNEY, SUSAN SYKES, EDWIN TALLEY, JOHN JV and V Hockey; JV and V Soccer TAMBURINO, PAMELA: “Pam” V Swimming; Block R Club; Marching Band TARBANIA, BEATRICE: ‘‘Bea”’ TARDUGNO, MARK: ‘Prof” V Golf TAURONEY, DANIEL THIELKE, RAYMOND: “Dr., Ray-Roy”’ Manager V Swimming; Wind Ensemble; Orchestra; Concert and Marching Bands; Area All-State; Musicals 76, 77, 78; Honor Society; Echo THOMAS, DAVID: ‘Dude ’ V Golf, JV Soccer THOMPSON, EDDIE: Roni ’ Band; V Basketball Mgr. THURSTON, DENISE: ‘‘Niecy”’ Black History Club TOEPP, RONALD: ‘Toepper’’ V Bowling TREADWAY, NANCY TREANKLER, CRAIG V Football; Basketball; Block R Club TRELA, PHILIP: Phil’’ JV and V Soccer; V Tennis; Pep Club; De-O- Wain-Sta; Orchestra; Marching Band TRUDELL, WILLIAM: “Wild Bill’ TRUDEAU, RANDY 4 aesege 6 4 iW te © em 3-3 ae ue sasha ete) gc Yee Se tate a 7 aS nAe o + ‘ ie i - «- ees VANDENBOSCH, CATHERINE: ‘Cathy, Cat- Lady VANDERBOGART, LANCE: ‘‘Bogie”’ V Swimming; Block R Club; Key Club VANETTEN, EDWARD VanHARLINGEN, HILLARY: ‘‘Hil ’ Pep Club Treas.; Senior Play Crew; Matmaid VANSLYKE, BARBARA: “Barb” V Swimming; ; Golf; Block R Club; Talent Show 76, 77; Musical 76, 77; Band; Choir; Senior Play 77; Drama Club; Science Club VanVECHTEN, MARK Swimming; Pep Club; Interact Club VanWAGENEN, DEANNA: “‘Van’’ Honor Society VARANO, MADELINE: ‘‘Lena”’ Honor Society VESCIO, MARK VICKERS, STEPHEN: ‘‘Vicks”’ V Soccer; V Track; Science Club; Amateur Radio Club; High-Sign Club Press Sec. 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The Knights tied the COL title with New Hartford to claim their 4th piece of the championship in the last four years. Standouts of this year’s team were: George Lewis, Karl Frankowski, Craig Treankler, on defense; Chris Colgan, Mark Froio; Chris Adolfi, Pete Sestito, Greg Voci, on offense. Chris Colgan, Ed Fenton, and John DiBari tri-cap- tained this team. RFA RFA RFA RFA RFA RFA RFA RFA = Bp WN ON ORM OO NR W “J — Corcoran Central Square Proctor New Hartford Whitesboro Notre Dame Bayside Queens UFA Auburn — NOWODON WO LH Front: Mike Hoke: mascot. Row 1: Ass’t coach Don Bruce, Head coach Tom Hoke; Tri-captains John DiBari, Ed Fenton, Chris Colgan; Ass't coach Tom Myslin- ski, Trainer Duane Neimi. Row 2: Pete Sestito, Jon Consiglio, Jim Castro, Dan Patane, Robin Sebasco, Mark Nicholson, Kevin Gray, Alan Keller, J. K. Cicotti. Row 3: Leon Bormann, Dan Corkey, Phil Wilhelm, Dave Lowsowski, Greg Voci, Rich Edick, Tony Mecca, Bob Kimmel, Steve Campbell, Bob Bidwell, Mgr. Tony Salce. Row 4: Mgr. Tony Grago, Mark Bottini, Mark Froio, Frank Biamonte, Dino Ferrare, Dwayne Witzman, George Calandra, Dan Chimielewski, Kar! Frankow: ski, Jim Wolff, Rusty Gray. Row 5: Henry Frasca, John Wutherich, Lloyd McClendon, Craig Treankler, George Lewis, Joe Cianchetti, Mark Maples, Mario Wil- liams, Joe McNeil, Chris Adolfi, Mgr. Paul Martin. Missing: Bill Kelliher 112 Varsity Soccer This year's varsity soccer team under the direction of second year coach, Bob Van Shaik and co-captains Ron Scales and Don Dremlik posted an 11-2-3 record which was good enough for the COL championship. Superb offensive play and one of the best defensives in the league combined to make the Rome booters a number 1 club. The team also advanced to the semi-finals of the Section II| championship, along with placing 5 of its members on the COL All-star team. The All-stars are: Bill Houser, Ron Scales, Dan Cieri, Jeff Brodock, and Lee Manfred. Awarded outstanding defensive player was Bill Houser; outstanding offensive player was Jeff Brodock and ‘‘Mr. Muscle ’ was Dan Cieri. The ‘‘Black R”’ was presented to Ron Scales. RFA vs Whitesboro RFA vs Notre Dame RFA vs Mt. Markem RFA vs Proctor RFA vs New Hartford RFA vs UFA RFA vs Auburn RFA vs Whitesboro RFA vs Notre Dame RFA vs Mt. Markem RFA vs Proctor roe RFA vs New Hartford . RFA vs UFA RFA vs Poland | Section III RFA vs Liverpool RFA vs Baldwinsville 3-1 4-0 3-2 5-1 4-2 1-1 .2-2 5-2 8-0 1-0 4-2 0-1 0-0 2-0 1st row: Sergio Guillen, Dave Janowitz, Don Drumlok, Lee Manfred, Mark Edwards, Ron Scales, Pat Bush, Rick Mumpton. 2nd row: Steve Treadway, Randy Rush worth, Paul Sykes, Lavern Littler, Gary Coia, John Schofield, Barry Donavan, Chuck Muldoon, Jeff Brodock. 3rd row: Larry Joy, Tom Collucio, Dan Cieri, Joe Ental isano, John Tally, Dennis Dingley, Bill Houser, Fred Foster, Raymond Darti, Coach Van Schaik, and manager Phil Trela. 116 Boys’ Varsity Gymnastics ™ | j , — — Boy’s Varsity Gymnastics had quite ' ) a letdown this season with an overall record of 42-12. Co- captains were Dom Gatto and Chris Netzband. RFA vs Oneanta 44 56-70.77 RFA vs Auburn 47.10-65.50 RFA vs Liverpool 52.16-92.43 RFA vs Nottingham 44 85.64.25 RFA vs N. Syracuse 67.68-60.51 RFA vs Ithaca 61.15-82.65 RFA vs Baldwinsville 69.15-95.00 67.35 RFA vs Shenendowa RFA VS Favyetville RFA vs Manlius 63.25-107.50 RFA vs Fulton 73.35—78.24 RFA vs Cicero 71.66-77.92 84.02 RFA vs Shaker RFA vs W. Genesee 73.35-65.78 RFA vs Auburn 79.35-77.55 RFA vs Oneanta 95.50-82.80 RFA vs Cicero 80.21-67.93 Row 1: Danie! Tebo, Chris Hughes, Brett Dumas, Craig Moffet, Dom Gatto, Clayton Duffek, David Plumley Row 2: Brian Bean. Leonard Oliver Jr., Bob Smith, Carl Russell, Chris Netzband, Todd Kessleman Front, L-R: Coach FiDeCosty, Mickey Jones, Tom Nelson, Capt. Tim Houser, Head Coach Paul Adey, Capt. Steve Moake, Bernie Froio. Coach Bob Ryan. Row 2: Coach Joe Palmer, Shawn Griffen, Dale Retzlaff, Tim Fillipponi, Jim Manley, Tony Fragafane, jen, Spero Haritatos, Norm Reeves. Row 3: Russ Cook, Tracy Coon, Bill Pinti, Mark Premo, Bill Evans, Ron Bertrand, Ed Beid John Macentee, Roger Smith, Tony Tardugno. Row 4: Dave Vinneau, Mark Frasca, Jerry Bolte, Bob Jones, Ross Bartell, Dan kland, Mike Peling. Back: Jim Talley, Doug Watson, Darrell Thomas, Joe Leftwhich, Bill Fleck, Dan Mur Gary Sk warek Raloh Sanzone. Rob Wilkes Sternlight, Greg Str pny, K vie Mumot f , � w . — ), J | - | : wy . “ 7 = a Front, L-R: Tony Scalero, Dominick Schiarelli, Eugene Hepworth, Brian Howard, Ed McDermid. Back, L-R: Glenn Boylston, Steve Pritchard, Robert Welch, James Sturbin, Tony Nardslico. Missing: Bill Draper, Mike Breault, Dale Blyiston, Rick Barry, Mike and Mark Bartlett, Dave Pettinelli, Coach Tony Mariano ¢ J.V. Football REA 16 Corcoran 0 RFA 4) Central Square O RFA 19 Proctor 0 RFA 20 New Hartford 6 REA 19 Whitesboro 6 RFA 13 Notre Dame 6 RFA 61 UFA 0 RFA 32 Auburn 8 The future for football looks great for Rome Free Academy. The Boy's JV football team had a miraculous 8-O season to become the Central Oneida League Champs. Captains were Steve Moake and Tim Houser. J.V. Hockey The JV Hockey Team Started out the season by winning it’s first 4 games. Then with the promotion of two play- ers to varsity, and the injury of another, the team had a mid-season slump losing 5 in a row. The season ended on a better note because of a 1-1 tie with Auburn which saw the team put forth its best effort of the season. Final Record: 4-5-1. 117 Varsity Field Hockey The 1977 Varsity Field Hockey team sported a 3-1-4 record in their league and a 4-5-4 overall� Unfortunately, ties plagued this year’s team. In spite of their record, the team was able to venture into the sectionals only to knock off 6th ranked Liver- poo! 3-2 in the first round, and losing to the future sectional tit- lists, ES-M in the quarter finals 2-0. The team was led by first year coach Kate Smith and co-cap- tains Lynn Aiello and Sandy Smith. Copping’ COL All-Star lau- rels were Lynn Aiello, offensive, and Wefidy Williams; defen- Sive. Paula Peknik received Honorable Mention. L. Aiello.and P. Peknik were also voted offensive and defensive MVP's respec- tively. Receiving Most Improved honors were Mary Gerjan — offensive, and Carol Perry — defensive. Despite afew losses and too Many ties, the girls had'@ trulymemorable season. te ¢ e 7 . ’ ay? 2 7 abd ie eS i. Z 42 ’ es , . . . ‘ , ey - z. : = - a , G oe ¥ i . ¥ aigts Oo as = 4 a ‘yoy a J ‘ F ’ ae ae a i, : : é ’ i, 7 “s “4 i. t ; Sa ae a MAS DS gle ap Betas ar es SR 804 ti eS RS 1st row: Kelly Stiegle, Olympia Clark, Sandy Smith, Lyn Aiello, Leslie Prosner, Mary Cerjan. 2nd row: Ellen Kelly, Paula Peknik, Mary Jill Nicholson, Tary Vanderpool, Joan Pusher, Chris Speicher. 3rd row: Coach Smith, Tina Jones, Patty Kerwawicz, Kathy Ehrenfried, Carol Perry, Wendy Williams, Michele Consiglio, Sue Skogland, Gloria Coleman J.V. Field Hockey 1st row: Mickey Eichner, Kim Guy, Michelle Tatoro, Velda Clark, Tracy Sterling, Rita Cianfrocco (manager) 2nd row: Linda Hoen, Mary Kay Stedmare, Sandy Mantelli, Sue Raiti, Karen Ernest, Carol Safarz. 3rd row: Sue Palinski, Lisa Aiello, P. K. Cullen (coach), Peggy McDonald, Lisa Vanderbogart, Kathy Valentine Girls Cross Country 1st row: Mary Schofield, Jill Sanborn, Linda Fedun. 2nd row: Elaine Rambo, Jean Register, Erica McNulty, Gail Glushko. 3rd row: Pat Goodwin, Sherri Cristy, Miss Smith (coach), Brenda Yerdson. 119 120 This year the RFA girl's tennis team with Coach Demers faced a lot of hard work. However, they pulled through. The girls ended their season with a 10-2 record and placed 2nd in COL. Although tennis is usually thought of as an individual sport, the girls’ success was a total team effort. In accord- ance with this team spirit, the MVP Award didn't go to any one individual but was shared by every player. Heading the team were co-captains Michelle Granieri and Mickey Versace. Teresa Colucci received the Most Improved Player Award. Receiving was senior Tammy Burkhart. Teresa and Tammy also qualified for the COL All-Star team. RFA 1 New Hartford 4 RFA 5 UFA 0 RFA 3 Watertown 2 RFA 5 Proctor 0 RFA 3 Notre Dame 2 RFA 4 Whitesboro 1 RFA 1 New Hartford 4 RFA 5 Liverpool 2 RFA 5 UFA 0 RFA 2 Proctor 0 RFA 3 Notre Dame 2 RFA Whitesboro 0 Girls Spring Track The RFA Girl's track and field team had a very prosper- ous season. The girls weren't only the COL champs but also the champions in the Rome Invitational, Penfield Invitational, and in the Section III Class A. Some out- standing girls were: Gloria Coleman, Most Valuable Track; Karen Sergio, Most Improved Track; Lynn Aiello, Most Valuable Field; and Maria Muse, Most Improved Field. This season had results of a Section III record by Gloria Coleman in the 100 yd. dash and a State Meet record in the 800 yd. relay by Wendy Nelson, Maria Muse, Mary Jo Coccia and Gloria Coleman. The league record was 5-0 and the overall record was 7-0. The co-captains were Mary Jo Coccia and Wendy Nelson. The girls hope for another very successful season. Girl’s Tennis Front L-R: Brenda Voita, Teresa Colucci, Becky Miller, Terry Cramp, Mickey Ver sace, Mary Salvaggio. Back L-R: Lisa Martinez, Cheryl Badolato, Michelle Granieri, Tammy Agans, Vicky Gualteri, Tammy Burkhart. Front, L-R: Miranda Clark, Mary Cerjan, Gwen Muse, Jan Lince. Middle, L-R: Mary Sue Bosco, Kim Benner, Nina Ozlu, Annette VanSlyke, Bonnie Dorin, JoAnne Kan- gas, Kim Uvanni, Ann Marie Joy. Back, L-R: Gloria Coleman, Julie Clark, Laurie Fedun, Barb Johnson, Maria Muse, Dian Couture, Wendy Haywood, Jackie Isbis- ter. Girls Bowling Front, L-R: Allison Dennis, Lorna Cardona, Brenda Robistow. Middle, L-R: Sandy Oliver, Lisa Cardona, Cindy Nasetka, Linda Quail, Diane Clark, Rebecca Martin. Back, L-R: Linda Cardona, Joan Puchyr, Norma Young, Aimee Grenier, Terry Grimm, Debbie Simiele, Leslie Conover, Georgianna Coppola. Missing: Debbie Knobloch, Julie Smith, Diane Sherar, Cindy Smaidon, Sue Smith, Colleen Voci. P oe Front, L-R: Tara Wise, Shelly Goetz, Mary Welker, Tina Cavanaugh, Pam Goetz. Middle, L-R: Carolyn Lim, Lisa Benson, Donna Jackson, Kathy Grogan, Jane Schwartz, Cindy Pickett, Jeannine Petell, Kathy McCormick. Back, L-R: Carol Miller, Bonnie Dorin, Heather Kahler, Ann Marie Joy, Barb VanSlyke, Barb Ringrose, Holly Kehoe, Ann Grogan, Debbie Gifford, Ellen Potocki. As of this printing, the Girl's Varsity Bowling record is not complete. But fortunately the gals have been doing quite well. Joan Puchyr has bowled her 1st 600 game during this year’s competition. Her total was 602 with games of 217, 209, and 176. A great accomplishment! The officers of the team were: president, Rebecca Martin; vice-president, Lorna Cardona; secretary, Norma Young; and treasurer, Linda Cardona. Girls Swimming The Girl’s Varsity Swim Team had a 3-8 season for 1977. Even though the winnings weren't many, the team spirit kept them going. Also, many new school records were made this year. There were many sophomores and even fresh- men on the team. They should make a stronger team in the future. RFA 108 Nottingham 63 RFA 34 Auburn 45 RFA 92 Fulton 78 RFA 60 J-D 111 RFA 61 New Hartford 111 RFA 74 Watertown 97 RFA 94 Oswego 75 RFA 36 Liverpool 135 RFA 63 New Hartford 109 RFA 34 Fulton 49 RFA 42 West Genesee 126 121 122 124 Varsity imamoehstysill lex) | KOeaind Diwink Craig Anken Ben Bathke Nick Bottini ail ey I’ if pam 1) AN ' ve Joe Gullo Ray Jackson . ra, Ross Marchione Lloyd lO) SS Nelson 8 Qc) 22 Mike Ringrose Dave Scheiderich Pete Sestito —_ 1978 found the RFA ‘‘Orangemen ' finishing 12-6 and third in the COL. The team was Co-captained by Richard Yearby and Tom Zmudosky. The team hosted the 1st Annual Big Orange Xmas Tournament and defeated Proctor in it. Richard Yearby was the Most Valuable Player and Tom Nelson and Nick Bottini were on the All-Tourney team. The Orangemen also won the much. heralded Notre Dame Invitational by defeating the unbeaten Bishop Ludden and then knocking off arch-rival Notre Dame in the finals. The victory was Coach Stan Evans’ 100th career victory as Head Coach at RFA. Missing from the pictures was Cyril Coleman who joined the team during the 2nd half of the season. PPVime Richard Yearby — Co-captain RFA 67 New Hartford 66 (OT) RFA 96 Corcoran 60 RFA oF Notre Dame 75 RFA 62 Sweet Home (Buffalo) 60 (OT) RFA 57 Henniger 59 RFA 69 Nottingham 66 RFA 72 Nottingham 79 RFA 50 Notre Dame 52 , RFA 48 New Hartford 49 } ai AERSA I Tom Zmudosky — Co-captain 125 Varsity Hockey RFA RFA RFA RFA RFA RFA RFA RFA RFA RFA RFA RFA RFA RFA RFA RFA RFA RFA 126 1 3 3 1 2 7 2 6 6 3 8 1 1 2 a 8 8 1 a Auburn Clinton Liverpool Oswego Ithaca Rush-Henrietta Clinton Auburn West Genesee Liverpool Albany Academy Ithaca Oswego Clinton West Genesee Albany Academy Auburn Ithaca Mickey Jones NN OWA AONMNMNNM PW W WO — DW NO (OT) (OT) Ron Bertrand ray | .. RFA Pra Fs — SoS Ea Rw i - 4 Chuck Muldoon, | Dave Janowicz, de Scales. Laverne Littler, Ross Bartell, Bob Kimmel Don Dremluk, Joe Entelisano, Dwight Davidson 127 a -—_ aw . iil) i J.V. Basketball RFA 48 New Hartford 47 RFA 60 UFA 3 RFA 60 Proctor 54 RFA 78 CBA 56 RFA 49 Notre Dame 45 RFA 66 Notre Dame 59 RFA 71 UFA 47 RFA 68 Corcoran 54 RFA 86 Notre Dame 60 RFA 60 New Hartford 36 a Front row: Head Coach Don Bruce. 1st row: Roger Panara, Rich Bottini. 2nd row: Ed Rakowski, Bernie Froio, Mike Granberry. 3rd row: Jim Peterson, Ben Bottini, Dwayne Wiztmann, Enzo Cacciatori,. 4th row: Doug Watson, Willie Evans, Gary Skwarek, Dan Murphy, Dan Chmielewski. This year’s Junior Varsity Basketball team had another successful season, winning the COL title for the third year in a row. Another highlight of the season was winning the Notre Dame J.V. Christmas Tournament. Dan Murphy was voted for the All- Tourney Team and Dan Chmielewski was the Most Valuable Player. Dan Murphy led the team in scoring, Dan Chmielewski and Doug Watson led in rebounds while Mike Granberry led in assists. Bernie Froio was the captain of the team. 129 Varsity Wrestling This year was a building year. The team was composed of five seniors and ten underclassmen. With the loss of Bob Festa early in the season, the moral of the team dropped. The two outstanding wrestlers of this year were: John Martin and Todd Bowers. Other fine wrestlers were Frank Biamonte, Rusty Gray, and Ray Pascucci. The captains of the 1978 team were Todd Bowers and Bob Festa. The was 4-9-1. Front, L to R: Doug Gleasman, Joe Campbell, Mike Seiffert, Greg Rybyski, John Martin, John Peknik, Brett Butler. Back, L to R: Coach J. Rafferty, Tom Keola, John Rajewski, Frank ‘‘Smoothy’”’ Biamonte, Keith Cutler, Scott Beach, Todd Bowers. Missing: Ray Pascucci, Bob Festa. J.V. Wrestling This year’s J.V. wrestling team he ee hed by Mr. Clifford and Do © , — O Mr. Paenect Their aan one Won eee hes or | � 2 POF wr sie VAMP 107 — : i? ; ww 5-5 in dual meet competition. c f “ 4 ¥ r . 4 4 4! AVAY Dla, - 7 0 : ; f f f | , é . = 4 a ‘ The team was led by co-captains Rick Tharrett and Todd Wash- burn. M ? . np —- . Aa a : Sill ‘= a “wis 7. Front, L to R: Tony Tardugno, Craig Rybitski, Brian Mazzafaro, Chris Plumley, Scott Rice, Todd Washburn, Ray Barnard. Back, L to R: Coach Pascucci, Rick Castro, Dale Sumner, Rick Tharett, Dan Forte, Mark Peck, Russ 139 chreck, Mike Peling Cross-Country Has 2-3 Season Front row: Joe Bigelow, Mike Picket, D ett. Back row: Brian Biamonte, Rick La Wa si ry| P 7 7! ne. r ck Jol ig 131 Varsity Swimming RFA 101 Vestal 71 RFA 99 W. Genesee 73 RFA 94 Ithaca 78 RFA 98 Oswego 70 RFA 87 Pittsford 85 RFA 89 New Hartford 83 RFA 75 Liverpool 97 RFA 109 CBA 63 RFA 68 Pittsford 104 RFA 94 New Hartford 78 RFA 84 Bethelem 88 RFA 55 Liverpool 117 RFA 103 Shaker 68 J.V. Swimming RFA 80 Vestal 69 RFA 79 Notre Dame 90 The Rome Free Academy Varsity Swimming Team for 1977-1978 RFA ie. Pittsford 65 had tri-captains: Tim Early, Rich Wells, and Lance Vanderbogart; RFA 73 Notre Dame 98 | | | z REA 40 Liverpool 107 managers: Ron and Ray Thielke; coach Paul Giglotti; and the rest RFA 43 Pittsford 115 of the Mermen to help them pull a 9-4 season's record. RFA 78 Shaker 56 ' Phas ae oa vv be ae ae. 0 a Front, L-R: Jim Potocki, Ken Trousdale, Mark VanVechten, Dave Sturdevant, Mike Cerjan, Mike Cockerham, Joel Diamond. Middle, L-R: Steve Moskowitz, Roger Potocki, Bob Kalin, Lance Vanderbogart, Rich Wells, Tim Early, David Carter, Mike DiBella, Scott Doyle. Bottom, L-R: Rusty Martin, Gary Coia, Kevin McKee, Don Younglove, Alan Davis, Larry Barrows, Bob Knudsen, Bruce Wegter, Jim Crabb. 132 Boys Swim Team Name Barrows, Larry Carter, Dave Cerjan, Mike Coia, Gary Early, Tim Kalin, Bob Knudsen, Bob Martin, Rusty McKee, Kevin Moskowitz, Steve Perkins, Jim Potocki, Rodger Russell, Carl Sturdevant, Dave Sturdevant, Dennis Vanderbogart, Lance VanVechten, Mark Wegter, Bruce Wells, Rich Younglove, Donald Crabb, James Cockerham, Mike Davis, Alan Diamond, Joel DiBella, Mike Tate, Bob Truesdale, Ken RFA Swimming Team: Tri-captains — Tim Early, Rich Wells, and Lance Vanderbogart; Managers — Ray and Ron Thielke VARSITY TEAM Grade 12 17 12 12 12 11 12 9 11 12 9 9 10 12 11 12 12 10 11 12 JV TEAM 11 11 10 10 11 9 10 Stroke Specialty Butterfly-Free Free Breast-Free Dive-Free Free-Back-Fly Free Back-Free Breast-Back-Free Free-Fly Breast-Fly Back-Free Im-Free Dive Dive Back Free Free Free Breast Free Free Free Free Breast Free Breast-Free Free 133 Indoor Track This year’s Varsity Indoor Track Team had probably its most successful year ever. The team had its highest finish ever in the sectionals, finishing third. Team standouts are — Chris Colgan in the shot-put, John Walsh in the high jump, Tony Mecca in the 1,000 yard run and the 880 relay team of Lynn Parish, Mark Nicholson, Greg Voci, and Spero Haritatos. The team is coached by Tom Myslinski and Paul Adey. The team practices in the halls of R.F.A.and the snowy streets of Rome. They finished third in Section 3. Bot., L-R: Jay Valentine, Joe Bigalow, Tom Baily, Mark Nicholson, Phil Wilhelm, Cliff Turner, Willie Timmons, Chris Salisbury. 2nd Row: David Plumley, Rick Lane, Lonnie Russell, Greg Voci, Spero Haritatos, Randy Rushworth, Todd Marshall. 3rd row: Mark Frasca, Joel McNiel. Tony Mecca, Steve Campbell, John Walsh, Lynn Parish, Pat Goodwin, Maria Muse. Top row: Karl Frankowski, Tim Mouser, Chris Colgan, Ed Fenton, Jim Talley, Jim Williams, Chris Burke. 134 Varsity Bowling The Varsity bowling team had a fine season under coach Dick Dorsino. They finished 17-2 overall and 8-2 in the C.O.L., good enough for a first place tie with U.F.A. Leading the team to victory were co-captains Frank Mas- traccio and Joe Leftwich. The bowling team h as a promising future with the majority of the team returning next year. Bottom, L-R: Jeff Stuart, Tony Nash, Joe Leftwich, Steve Pape, Dan Kilpatrick. Top, L-R: Jim Pugliese, John Navelli, Frank Mastraccio, Rick Parker, Nick Cimo. = a | J.V. Bowling SER : = . 4 Ti + 2 al 4u € CIOL0 The Junior Varsity bowlers also had -¢g a fine year. They were 17-2 also and my captured the C.O.L. title with an 8-2 ey q record. Members of the JVs are: Bottom, L-R: John LoParco, Gabe Sbarglia, Mark Hartman, Chuck Spohn, George Crescenzi. Top, L-R: Scott Thompson, Joe Cantarano, Guy Rubino, Steve Carter, Kevin Schaeffer. 135 Girls Varsity Basketball The R.F.A. Girl’s Varsity Basketball Team continued to defend it’s Central Oneida League Championship. Coach Ruth Demers said she had a young team that was tall, fast, and quick. A lot will be expected from these girls next year also. Members were: Lynn Aiello, Lori Cianfrocco, Terri Cramp, Mary Cerjan, Mary Jill Nicholson, Barbara Johnson, Tarry Vanderpool, Gail Glushko, Toni Goodwin, and tri-captains Gloria Coleman, Maria Muse, Lilisa Williams. Managers were Joan Puchyr and Olympia Clark. Front, L-R: Tarry Vanderpool, Terri Cramp, Mary Cer jan, Barb Johnson, Lilisa Williams, Gail Glusnko Back: Toni Goodwin, Lori Cianfrocco, Mary Jill Nicholson, Gloria Coleman, Lynn Aiello, Maria Muse, Coach Ruth Demers Girls J.V. Basketball Front, L-R: Teresa Colucci, Cindy Pickett, Sue Palinski, Kelly Steagall. Row 2: Sandy Burke, Gwen Muse, Cathy Johnson, Carol Safarz. Back: Celeste Keller, Karen Thompson, Tammy Agans, Lisa Aiello, Coach Linda Wilkinson 136 Varsity Volleyball The RFA Varsity Volleyball team captured its second consecutive COL championship and its fourth in 5 years with a 9-1 loss record in the league. RFA advanced to the semi-finals of the Section II] tournament and ended the season with a 13-4 overall record. This year’s COL All-Stars were: 1st team: Lynn Aiello — Jr., Gloria Coleman — Jr., and Lilisa Williams — Sr. 2nd team: Mary Cerjan — Jr.; Honorable Mention; Toni Goodwin — Jr., Tina Jones — Sr., Patty Kerwawcyz — Sr. The team captains are: Patty Kerwawcyz and Lilisa Williams. Bot., L-R: Terry Cramp, Mary Cerjan, Teresa Colucci. Mid., L-R: Lilisa Williams, Tina Jones, Cookie Mason, Lynn Aiello. Top, L-R: Terry Hel- flinch, Toni Goodwin, Patty Kerwawycz, Barb Johnson, Lori Cianfrocco, Miss Cullen — Coach, Gloria Coleman Co-Captains Lilisa Williams and Patty Kerwaw- ycz with Coach Cullen. Girl’s Varsity Archery Team The Varsity Archery Squad had a fine season. Their season included a 11-2 record, 4th in the County Tournament, and 5th in the Section II| Tournament. Kathi Petrie and Heidi VanderBogart were co-captains. A . - = p a. Top, L-R: Debbie Benedict, Heidi VanderBogart, Anne Weed, Patti Clancy, Patty Kaun, Paula Renfro. Bottom, L-R: Barb Riley, Kathi Petrie, Janet Gallien, Imelda Nichter, Fran Strange. Missing from picture: Liza Schaller. 138 RFA vs. Fulton 3234-3878 RFA vs. Fayetteville-Manlius 2264-2013 RFA vs. East Syracuse-Minoa 2990-1617 RFA vs. West Canada Valley 4851-3736 RFA vs. Herkimer 3407-1780 RFA vs. Little Falls 3419-3278 RFA vs. Liverpool 2900-1621 RFA vs. Fulton 3034-3589 RFA vs. West Canada Valley 3152-2367 RFA vs. East Syracuse-Minoa 2988-2098 RFA vs. Little Falls 3091-2894 RFA vs. North Syracuse 3119-2277 RFA vs. Herkimer Forfeit Varsity Gymnastics . ar —— L to R: Chris Speicher, Michelle Totaro, Sandy Bravo, Florence Wilson, Gloria Sheppard, Norine Vinneau, Mary Welker, Stacy Duesslar. This year’s Girl's Varsity Gymnastics team enjoyed one of its finest years ever with a 9-2 record. Team Standouts were Sr. Gloria Sheppard and Jr. Chris Speicher. The team was coached by Bob Bean. 139 Front, L-R: Coach — Pat Chamberland, Linda Salisbury. Back: Elaine O’Connell, Kathy Lanigan, Kathy Wolff, Cindy Schultz, Kim Karikka, Liz Gray, Lori Smolen ski, Cindy Sawyer, Shelly Stephan, Lori Woods, Amy Herter, Donna Collier, Carol Sawyer, Debbie Collier, Joy Seigler, Laura Gotia, Rhonda Hoke, Barb Martin. The Synchronized Swim Club began in the fall of 1974. This year, the aquanotes will be performing to the music from, ‘‘The Wonderful World of Disney. ’ Girl's Varsity Softball Varsity Sot id a succe | n with Patricia ¥ nie ih. The Central Oneida League |was -2 WHICN wa: )| na r ig TOW } } | tre finalist in the Section 3 Tourna- aptains were Kris Swartz y Treadway. Most Valu ; ars were Kris Swartz an@ Karen fropnia with Tina Viost Improved Player. TI gi tl All-Star Nich 7, Beth Ehrenfried, Kris Swartz, RFA vs. Canastota ’ RFA vs. Watertown Doubleh@ager 28 16 FA vs. Oneida 16 | RFA vs. Watertown 15 14 RFA vs. Auburn 3 RFA vs. Proctor 18 5 RFA vs. New Hartford 22 RFA vs. Notre Dame RFA Vs. Utica Free Academy Z | RFA vs. Whitesbor« RFA vs. Proctor Lz RFA vs. Holland Patent RFA vs. Notre Dame 1 RFA vs. Whitesbor RFA vs. New Hartford RFA vs. Utica Free Academy —a “SJ CO) W WO 12 section Ill Tournament Little Falls 18 10 RFA vs. Adirondack 10 8 RFA vs. Holland Patent 0 4 ] oOO™ W NO ma Girl’s Junior Varsity Softball lefeated! Yep! [he Girl's JV Softball haa a smasning succe They hag a season record of 5-zip. | his must nave Deen the result of coach Patricia K. Cullen; manager Cindy Mantelli, aptaims Kim Crawford and Sandy Moake and the rest of the ry working extra hard. Sandy Burke was the Most Valuable Player, @m@ Sandy Moake was the Most |mproved Player “oc A - ra co) RFA vs. Oneida 19 12 - _. iG 7 ' Ct | +4 — ro? 4 VS | 1 Litt r’) , - RFA vs. Ut a Ere Acaaqaemy ‘7 } : A : + eo) = 4 FA wv VV ALOT LOW Pe : —_ on 2FA vs. Holland Patent he Varsity Baseball The 1977 Varsity Baseball Team had a 12-8-1 record and was a COL Tri-Champ. Outstanding performances were turned in by catcher Todd Amann, who was awarded the MVP and pitcher Tony Grande who was awarded the Block R. Tony Abone was the top hitter while Tony Grande was the best pitcher. Row 1: Tom Pallas, Tony Grande, Paul Pillmore, Tod Amann, Tony Gardner, Ted Grinnell, Dave Guggi. Row 2: Pete Sestito, Tom Zmudowsky, Andy Arthur, Dave Scheiderich, Andy Kyle, Kem Mumpton, Tony Abone, Coach Joe Skuarek. Row 3: Ass’t. Coach Fi DeCosty, Andy Rossi, John DiBari, J. K. Ciccotti, Dan Tauroney, Mark Bottini, Tom Vanderhoof. Missing: George Lewis, Mike Fabrizio and Pat Wedlock J.V. Baseball Row 1: Mike Ringrose, Greg Voci, Anthony Nash, Bob Gerace, John Loparco, Dan Corkey. Row 2: Coach Stan Evans, Ray Danti, Dan Bates, Don LaGasse, Joe Closin ski, Frank Parsons, Dino Ferrare. Row 3: Doug Gleas- man, Kevin Gray, Jim DeBella. This year’s boys junior varsity baseball team had a 15-2 record which put them tops for the COL championship. Stars were 2nd baseman, Kevin Gray; shortstop, Greg Voci; and pitchers, Bob Gerace and Jim DeBella. 142 43 se Boys’ Varsity Tennis RFA’s Varsity Tennis team wrapped up its second consecutive COL title last spring by defeating New Hartford Central in a special playoff. The Netters, under the direction of coach Bob VanShaik, finished the season 16-2 overall. Tim Mclinerny advanced to the state finals and was also awarded the ‘‘Black R. ’ The team finished the season as Eastern Zone Section ||| champs, and third overall in Section III. NM UG ie ce eae ee bah hee eae 4. SR UI re ok en go Oe 6-1 PRICIER Se Fo a a eo wy alee ek 7-0 lined ee o 8 iS. ? ra 4-3 UR See a th a ae eo a rib 5-2 PN 690 ee wee eh akg 7-0 PPE RAUONEMOON Coie ch ne Fa kms towed aww ws 8 0-7 Peres DUE EMMONED oo a ski eee SER MR Wes we 7-0 FAP n WG WI UROION ee vik cok cc kc cee ee ESR ewe we 5-2 RFA vs New Hartford ....................-008. 0-7 SS a oC ee ae PE ee 6-1 nee Re re en he oD mow ee wut ea ACA 7-0 Pe PY EUNUR. og oca cas eu vb es Se eo wha woe RFA vs Whitesboro RFA vs Canastota eI a es arma ia Hie pea PS a ace ln kaal OS en ee ee eee eS ee Row 1: John Schofield, Lee Manfred, Tim Mcinerny, Todd Washburn, John Spraglia. Row 2: Mike Jackson, Tony Coniglio, Joel Panara, Phil Trela, Brian Murer. 145 Varsity Cheerleaders —— ar re, L) Phe gt eR, — L to R: Beth Farman, Sandy Smith, Sandy Moake, Beth Ehrenfried, Laurie Fenton, Sue Skogland, Leigh Baynes, Julie Clark, Amy Sue Morin, Wanda Watson J.V. Cheerleaders 1st row, L to R: Tricia May. 2nd row, L to R: Caro! Miller. 3rd row, L to R: Annette VanSlyke, Gina Bottini, MaryAnn Provenzano, Michelle Thompson. 4th row, L to R: Lisa Bjorlie, Lynn Lombino 5th row, L to R: Linda Joy Coleman, Maryann Newman Front row, L-R: Laura Carrado, Penny Fuller. 2nd row: Pam John son, Danica Wilhelm, Debbie Hojnacki, Michele Mooney, Patty Spinelli Banner Wavers Front row, L-R: Debbie Stevens, Tina Bottini. 2nd row: Joanne Ferlo, Chris Ferris, Sandy Bravo Majorettes L-R: John Gregg, Phil Trelo, Sam Trophia, Kitty Dillon -___.... Color Guard 147 Girl s Golf Boys Golf R.F.A. vs. Oneida 193-272 Players R.F.A. vs. Chittenango 224-249 Mark Tardugno R.F.A. vs. Canastota 218-220 ae We) 10 R.F.A. vs. Holland Patent 192-216 LOM ee R.F.A. vs. VWVS 214-285 John Nugent R.F.A. vs. Camden 198-198 Dave Thomas 145-147 John Navelli R.F.A. vs. N. Syracuse 182-218 Don Mennecke R.F.A. vs. Oneida 232-301 aoe T sIIbacke R.F.A. vs Chittenango 186-215 ‘ei. a jotaihiadl R.F.A. vs. Canastota 186-209 iKe oeltert R.F.A. vs. Holland Patent 192-208 Jeff Goetz R.F.A. vs. VVS 178-242 Larry Jones R.F.A. vs. N. Syracuse 185-231 Doug Tardugno The Girl's Golf record this year was excellent. The gals were Section 3 Girls Golf Champs, unofficial Tri-Valley League Champs and had an undefeated season record of 14-0. Sue Reams and Judy Goetz were co-captains of this super putting Coach Don Geary Section 3 Utica Area Playoffs team. THREE TEAM MEMBERS: Karen Conley, Dawn Davidson, Barb Van 148 Co-captains: Judy Goetz Sue Reams Karen Conley Lisa Bjorlie Lisa Kiser Edyie Cronizer Dawn Davidson Beth Bennett Barb VanSlyke Wendy Kimmel Lori Frasca Lori Recchio Linda Jones Terry Northrup Slyke ACTIVITIES Homecoming Weekend RFA'’s 1977 Homecoming Weekend (October 20-24) was centered around the theme ‘Under the Big Top.’’ The fun began Thursday with a car smash. A brilliant bonfire fol- lowed, and then the evening climaxed with a dance featuring Alecstar. Friday night, our Black Knights defeated Notre Dame's Jugglers 10-6. At half-time Sandy Moake was named Homecoming Queen. Kelly Recchio, Ozen Bicakci, Wanda Watson and Kathy McDonald were selected as her court. Keeping with the Weekend's theme, each of RFA's three classes designed its float as a circus animal. The senior class’ pink elephant and friend won first prize. The juniors made a giraffe and the sophomores a seal. ‘‘You Light Up My Life’’ was chosen as the theme song for the semi-formal held in the decorated Boy’s Gym. The Queen and her court were escorted by John DiBari, Tom Moore, Brian Biamonte, Tom Zmudosky, and Mark Bottini respectively. Daily Planet provided the aales-tomie) ae (alt-M-ig)(e)7-1e)(-M 17-1611 g1e Mm OlamelOlaler-lVm-lil-igalecelam-Mal- , Maia Wa ess -ceelanlialem- 7-18)| was Started — a powder-puff football game. The senior, girls claimed victory over the underclass girls. However, on Monday the spirit of the weekend was carried one day fur- ther with an old event. After 6th period class an RFA tradition was revived — a funeral ‘ar 16010 Im (0) am (alm 0)0[g0.0)-1-Me) mell-jele)-J [ae Mi a(-Meelailal-ce Mell laslasl ’me) mele] me(-1i-1-)(-0 Mai's-| Mlal(omial Mohawk River. « � 7 ar . a —. i.e. . 7 4 ‘ .% ‘ Ps - 4 : : - - « _ = . - - @ 7 i . r t . o s= - gs s � i: = . —_—_ ‘ , eu P wd . a“ _s 4 7 -_ , : aye � 7 _— . eT. We, = —— a {eee : - , a . Interact Club Members are: Bottom, L-R: Maureen Money, Seth Davis, Gregg Testa, Mark VanVechten, Erica Hontz, Ted Wilson, Eric Peterson Middle, L-R: Karen Grago, Pam Richard, Lynn Rikert, Bridgette Johnson, Bonnie Granieri, Margaret Rondinelli, Sandy Barnum, Terri Whalen. Top, L-R: Mr. Adams, Andy Lim, Larry Woodard, Lonnie Waite, Greg Wheat, Ken Robinson, Mark D’ambrosi, Dave Coward The Interact Club had a productive year, performing many services for the community including the now annual ‘‘Haunted House”’ for the United Way which earned about $4,000. Another project benefited ‘‘Meals on Wheels. ’ The offi- cers are: Larry Woodard — President, Mark D’ambrosi — Vice President, Sandy Barnum — Secretary, and Sue Lince — Treasurer. Mr. Adams is the advisor as he has been for the last 3 years. We would like to take this opportunity to thank him for his guidance and time. 152 The National Bellamy Award Caroline Hayden was the representative of Rome Free Academy and the State of New York at the 36th National Bellamy Award Ceremonies presented to the State of West Virginia, at Princeton High School. The National Bel lamy Award was founded in 1942 by Dr. Margarette Miller who confirmed that Francis Bellamy was author of the Pledge of Allegiance. The purpose of the award is to pro- mote patriotism among America’s youth As representative of New York at the National Ceremo- nies, Caroline spoke on ‘‘Extremism as a Means of Justif- ying Liberty.’’ Caroline spent her time in Princeton, West Virginia attending and speaking at presentations, confer- ences and banquets, and toured much of the Southern portion of the state. Caroline marks a place in Bellamy Award history — for the first time in the history of the award, a State representative will return to the state which She attended as representative for the award ceremonies. Caroline will attend Concord College in Athens, West Vir- gini a — 6 miles from Princeton. ee oe Pe st . � cats i = y | e. § 153 Drama Club Front, L-R: Albert Darcangelo, Brian Biamonte, Bonnie Granier, Bridget Johnson, Rebecca Mer- rick, Debbie Washington. Middle: Judy Hall, Mary Hopkins, Debbie Ludlow, Nadine Bathrick, Danica Wilhelm, Debbie Budelman, Maria Muse. Back: Sam Trophia, Michelle Ferrari, Debbie Miller, John Gregg, Michelle Granieri, David Coward, Mary Moo- nan, Barb Meir, Ray Noone. Ski Club Front, L-R: Kim Guy, Chris Wilsey, Theresa Col- arts A ee = lucci, Andy Jones, Kathy Lanagan, Holly Crows. dale. Middle: Jeanine Coniglio, Mark D’'Ambrosi, John Lauri, Kim Nelson, Howard Smith, Cindy Kotary, Jim Lauri. Back: Kathy Facciolo, Lora Vitali, Dave Roberts, Sean (Zippy) McNamara, Bob Peti- nelli, Mike Gardner. � oN Dex Front Row, L-R: Pat McMullen, Andy Lim, Bob Bidwell, Melody Hallenbeck. Front row: JoAnn Bednarz, Vicki Vetrone, Terri Whalen, Sandy Barnum. 2nd row: 2nd row: Janet Warcup, Phyllis Savage, Marla Hamela, Cathy Warcup. 3rd Carolyn Hayden, Janet Warcup, Melanie Jones, Lynne Hoffman, Sue Lince. 3rd row: Karl Richard, Phil Trela, John Rajewski, Paul Hesse, Mark Van row: Lori Horn, Ann Marie Weed, Hillary VanHarlington, Kendra Olney, Debbie Vechten, Cindy Schultz, Lisa Dickenson Washington, Becky Hugo, Marie Armstrong Block ‘R’ Club = oS - _——_— —O = lS : - | S ‘ _— AY ; � : c. 7 hed = a ee, a ' Z zs ? 1st row: Ed Fenton, Don Drumlek, Craig Treankler, Lynn Parish, Mark Froic, Dan Patane, Scott Wilson, Lee Manfred. 2nd row: Pam Tamburino, Ann Marie Joy, Barb VanSlyke, Beth Bennett, Wanda Watson, Beth Ehrenfried, Mike Cerjan, Janet Gallian, Mark Bottini. 3rd row: Lisa Kiser, Bill Kelliher, Tony Abone, Phil Wilhelm, Pat Bush, Kathy McDonald, Don Younglove. 4th row: Sandy Smith, Wendy Williams, Lynn Aiello, Wendy Morgan, Jill Sanborn, Julie Clark. International Club Front, L to R: Elaine O'Connell, Kim Friday, Gwen Muse. 2nd row: Mary McCann, Imelda Nichter, Lisa Makai, Sandy Pack, Cheryl Vet rone. 3rd row: Rose Lopez, Deb Madonia, Edyie Crozier, Cindy Nasetta, Kisha Hender son. 4th row: Dale Boylston, Steve Pike, Pam Goetz, Barb Ringrose, Holly Kehoe, Eileen Rooney, Lori Horn This year was very successful for the International Club. The members of the club did a lot of fund raising activities such as having a booth at the Homecoming dance, selling chocolate candy galore, having a super ‘disco-hop’ and doing many other things. All the money earned was turned into a little fun at the end with a trip to our nation’s capital, Washington, D.C. Front, L to R: Renee Foose, Rick Recchio, Margaret Hopkins, Jean Carrado, Amy Hari- tatos. 2nd row: Patty Clancy, Vicki Kaun, Deb Purdum, Kim Crawford, Holly Hewitt. 3rd row: Ray Noone, Roy Moore, Diane Mot- ley, Cathy Berry, Cammie Ragle, Maureen Money, Cindy Borbelly. 156 Bot., L-R: Carrie Fuhrman, Lisa DelV- ecchio, Donna Endelmen, Chris Trudell. Mid.: Debbie Wheat, LuAnn Seiple, Amy Morin, Colleen O'Neil, Cindy Smaidon, Carolyn Paine. Top: Debbie Washington, Virginia lourno, Cathy Wolff, Bunny Mer- rill, Shelly Goetz. American Field Service This year's American Field Service Club (AFS) was quite active. In the beginning of the year members had many plans which they were fortunate to accomplish. They sent three students on the Domestic Exchange and one student on the Abroad Exchange during the summer, had a foreign student for the whole school year, sent and then received a domestic Exchange student for the Spring Semester, had a AFS weekend inviting exchange students in the area, had a short term exchange to Virginia, and sold lots of candy to fund their functions. ™ £Bot., L-R: Cathy Berry, Rich Pfrimmer, Lori Smolinski. Mid.: Wendy Washburn, Chery! Webber, Virginia Iborno, Sue Smith, Kathy Lynch, Debbie Miller, Deb- bie Washington. Top: Mary Fusco, Kathy Bentley, Sue Erwin, Sergio Guillen, Dave Burke, Jim May, Debbie Buddieman, Penny Fuller, Marla Hamela, Dennis Chapman. yg - - . 157 American Field Sergio Guillen DeGuatamala Sergio has had a most enjoyable stay in Rome with the Ray Plantz fam- ily. He chose a challenging schedule which included calculus, Adv. Phys- ics, and Italian. He participated on a short term exchange to Scarsdale, N.Y., which he says he enjoyed very much. He has been active in the AFS club at RFA. He played varsity soccer and attended all the weekend events in the area. Sergio has found a place in many of our lives and will never be forgotten. Jim May To Colombia ‘‘| spent the summer of 1977 in Popayan, Colombia with the family of Ciro Lopez! My summer with the Lopez’s will remain embedded in my mind for the rest of my life. While in Colombia, | did a lot of traveling through the Andes Mountains and the larger cities of Colombia, Bogota, and Cali. The high point of my summer was a trip to the Island of Mulatos in the Pacific Ocean. The experiences | had, | feel, caused me to grow in many ways and opened my eyes to the world outside of the US. ’ service Exchange Debbie Miller To Walnut Creek, California AFS experiences are one of the best things that can possibly happen in someone's life including mine. | have made many new friends and relationships which will be life long through AFS. My Hunsinger family in Walnut Creek, Calif. was great! It included of two sisters 17 and 19 and two brothers 24 and 26. They gave me grand tours of the San Franciscan area with its many bridges and interesting sites. The best part of my summer was going to Malibu, N. Vancou- ver, Canada with a Young Life Christian group. We lived for 10 days in a deserted Hollywood resort area and with loads of excite- ment and fun. | really enjoyed my trip even with my week living on a Greyhound Bus. It had to be one of the best summers of my life. : ae r � a) 2 a 4 ‘ =e eo 6 ia) 4 — - A, ae cc “= P a ‘ + ae y Robin Dillabough To Duxbury Massachusetts | spent my summer with the Teravainen family of Dux- bury, Mass. (Duxberry is an upper-class, resort community located about 40 miles south of Boston!) The town was very quaint and full of historic relics. My AFS family numbered five: My parents, my 17-year old sister, Pam, a 12-year old brother, Paul, and Charles, who was 10. When | look back | remember a time that will always remain vivid to me as | learned more than one could ever expect of anything. 1st row: Janet Gallian, Debbie Aldridge, Mary Sue Manuele, Sue Skogland. 2nd row: Bill Houser, Dave Schwartz, Beth Ehrenfried, Wendy Morgan, Wendy Williams, Michelle Quillen. 3rd row: Tony Abone, Becky Miller, Denise Miller, Leigh Baynes, Cheryl Badolato, Mike Cerjan, Jill Sanborn, Kathy Ehrenfried, Kathy Grogan, Tim Early. 4th row: Dave Girton, Ed Fenton, Craig Treankler, Phil Wilhelm, Mark Froio, Mark Bottini, Pat Bush, Bill Lynch, Julie Clark, Leon Bormann - . ry , a Left to Right: Pam Ackley, Mark Rudd, Joe Nigro, Lynn Reiker, Ozen Bicakci, Pam Richard, Sharon Northrup. 160 Honor Society Vie td OM Bot., L-R: Beth Erhenfried, Chris Simiele, Lee Man 7 fred, Mark Froio, Ed Fenton, Mark Bottini. Mid.: Sue Lince, Debbie Miller, Cindy Lewis, Karen Benner, Phyllis Savage, Patty Sorokas, Sharon Webber, Sheila Winterbottom, Lori Gleba, Pat McMullen Top: Karl Richard, Greg Leichtman, Chris Williams, Dave Coward, Ted Wilson, Lonnie Waite, Larry Bar rows, Brian Biamonte, Dave Girton Bot., L-R: Virginia Lurono, Bunny Merrill, Sandy Barnum, Gail Glushko, Bonnie Dorn. Top: Jim May, Ray Pascucci, Rich Sauer, Julie Cristman, Mike Dingley, Patty Kerwawycz, Cathy Straney, Krista Mead, Debbie Knudsen, Mary MacCentee. The National Honor Society of Rome Free Academy was comprised of sixty students. Then in March, about fifty more stu- dents were inducted into the group. In order to qualify, one has to achieve an average of 90% in his junior year or an 85% average in his senior year. Having a high average is not the only qualification. One also needs to have character, leadership, service and scholarship. ‘‘The Society looks upon education as a total product, measured by these four dimensions of life.”’ Mr. James Ruby was the advisor of the group. Officers of the group this year were: President, Raymond Pascucci; Vice-Pres- ident, Michelle Granieri; Treasurer, Michael Dingley; and Secretary, Lauren Gleba. | This year the members of Honor Society went to Montreal, Canada. Their trip included tours of Radio CANADA, the 1976 Olympic Village and the Expo Fair Grounds. 161 Colgate Seminar Bot., L-R: Beth Erhenfried, Chris Simiele. | Ce Man fred, Ed Fenton. Mark Froio , Mark Bottini. Mid.: Deborah Miller, Cindy Lewis, Karen Benr er Savage, Patty Sorokas, Chery! Webber, 4 | Gleba, Sheilia Winterbottom Top: Davi Ph Vitis | ;urTren Coward, Lonnie Waite, Barrows, Brian Biamonte. Dave Girton Chris Williams, Ted Wilson. Larry cs — = — _ = par Bot., L-R: Virginia Luorno, Bunny Merrill, Sandy Barnum, Gail Glushko, Bonnie Doren. Top: Jim May, Raymond Pascucci, Richard Sauer, Michael Dingley, Julie Cristman, Patty Kerwawycz, Cathy Straney, Krista Mead, Debbie Knudsen, Mary Mac Centee Colgate Seminar is a program that introduces the top fifty students of Rome Free Academy to seminars taught by Colgate University professors. The students have a chance to participate in four different lecture-discussions within the twelve weeks that Colgate Seminars are offered. The Rome School System and Colgate University jointly sponsor this program. Students from Camden and the Town of Webb also participate. The seminars included topics of physics, mathematics, philosophy, geography, political sciences, history, life sciences, and the arts. Officers this year were: President, Richard Sauer; Vice President, Jim May; and Secretary Treasurer, Deborah Knud- sen. Other members, not present in the above pictures, were: Amy Bean, Gregory Beeman, Kathy Carrado, Dale Carter, Marc Dumas, Michelle Granieri, Tina Jones, Timothy Kerin, Carl Kesselman, Laurie Magnanti, Joseph Nigro, Paula Renfro, Debra Serino, and Stephen Vickers. 162 H A R V E Y stage. As one of their fine contributions, the class of 78 presented the comedy, Harvey by Mary Chase. The play revolves around a certain Elwood P. Dowd (Thomas Moore) who believes his best ig(-lale Mim Magl-leller-|Me-]e)e))@e)(-aloMi--1@t-]| Mmal-laal-re, Harvey. His aunt and niece plan to commit him to Chumley’s Rest — after all Harvey has to be a figment of Elwood's imagination, right? Well, per- haps, but the people in the audience weren't so Sure... A candid shot of Harvey, himself, back (OT) @lakelae|-1m@e)m-| 8) 9.-1-le-1se— Myrtle Mae Simmons Veta Lowise Simmons... .. 2.52... +s... Elwood P. Dowd....... Miss Johnson Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet PUI TE ae Mls was wees ae Duane Wilson Lwin SerwereOn, We. .........-.--., PeUUIU LOU, WP, ne ce ee ee eee Betty Chumley........ Pee GC CE. 8 ke. SD ee kee Pe So ces pads % CP etek Ss ne ys es _...Christy Cimo ._Caroline Haydon .. Thomas Moore eee Lori Frasca _. . Kendra Olney ..Wanda Watson _Robert Pettinelli ie el 7- ce Og 10-108) .. . Scott Cornish _. .Mary Moonan .Michael Cerjan _. As Himself 163 RFA’s Third Annual Musical Production was Cole Porter's, ‘Anything Goes,’ a gay comedy-romance set in the 1930's. On May 12, 13, 14, 1977, the auditorium was filled by such famous songs as, ‘ You're the Top,”’ ‘It's Delovely,”’ ‘| get a Kick Out of You, ’ and its title song ‘‘Anything Goes. ’ The production represents the efforts of the many individuals involved, and most importantly, proof of RFA'’s growing Director...- ne Orchestra Director . Oaleldcrerele-)elalcis Reno Sweeney . Billy Crocker . Hope Harcourt Sir Evelyn Oakleigh sielalalis | Weraietecn Velatial Mrs. Harcourt Elisha J.Whitney Angels: Purity ... Chastity . Charity Virtue . Bishop Henry T. Dobson . ae Reporter Cameraman. . Captain Steward Purser Sailors Chinese Men . Tap Dancers Taliciacss) Mla Ol eclaalee _Mrs. John A. Cole lalciielelam malelasss Mrs. Anthony Guarneiri Wi rotalcilismele-lalicia . Joseph Ferlo Wendy Williams _. . James May Robin Fernandez Ble)alamnieeletyie) _..Mina Evans Thomas Oppito Mary Moonan Lori Ryan lar laelamh elGiiis Kc Miller, (Jackie Patane) _Scott Cornish elaaaielee Gaetano Provenzano Steven Cornish Mark D’'Ambrosi Kevin Endres siarelamaii-lanelal( Kevin Cyrus Ble)slameic-.¢(eR-laleMat-li )amei¢-ly-lemalle Wanda Watson, Rhea Bean, elalemalesiam OM cer-lale(-1(0) Also with: Cathy Berry, Kathy Bentley, Crystal Campbell, Lor: Frasca, Marianne Haydon, Virginia luorno, Barb Lowerre, Barb Meier, Debbie Miller, Paula Waddell, Cathy Wolff, Wendy Woods, Audrey Zakala, Jim Pike, Jim Pritchard. and 164 Sam Trophia. BRAVO! ; t De-O-Wain-Sta Editorial Staff: WRITE-UPS: Debbie Miller, Tina Jones, Dan Chmielewski, Lora Vitali. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Andy Lim, Phil Trela, Marc Dumas. Business Staff: wel? — ae EDITORIAL WRITEUPS: Debbie Goldstick, Lynn Aiello, Jackie Jones, Ozen Bicacki, Tammy Woltz, Rebecca Martin. 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(Picture Above) All State R.F.A. Music Department was proud to send five members to the All-State Conference this year. The Echo This year THE ECHO Staff brought a new item to RFA: The Echo Newsletter. It became RFA’s 1 source of information whenever there were numerous activities hap- pening. The rest of the staff's time was spent on our few, yet memorable, actual newspa- per issues. Seated: Virginia luorno — Editor. Left to Right: Lonnie Waite, Brian Biamonte, Mark Brown, Larry Barrows, Joe Nigro, Debra Washington, Pam Ackley, Mark Rudd, Sue Erwin, Becky Hugo. Media The new Media Center opened this year after a few long months of construction. Mrs. Cl b Beam and Mr. Galin were helped by many dedicated students. To sum it up, the Media U Center was a success to both those who worked in the club and those who used its resources. e = ya _ . ‘ a tS ts ay . ne « = at J “ oe) Te ad iw Ps or 3 vl 'd . fm : “ -_ | ot ae Oni te ee . ee, - : eae “at , _ iz 2 4 e r . Bottom, L to R: Debbie Ludiow, Gregg Leictman, Virginia luorno, Sue Erwin, Debra Washington, Mark Brown, Terry Helfrich, Carl Childs. 2nd row, L to R: Nicky Manuele, Rebekah Merrick, Margaret Hopkins, Tom Robinson, Terry Robinette, Tammy Robinette, Jeff Goetz, Mrs. Beam. Top, L to R: Mr. Galin, Juanita Childs, Tim Janes, Jeff Robison, Earl Luff, Kathy Whyte, Rick Chrysler. 172 Announce- ments Row 1, L-R: Margret Rondinelli, Vicki Vetrone, Lori Nizzi, Pietra Gugliamo, Denine Lambert, John Gregg. Row 2: Chris Simile, Linda Fedun, Chris Williams, Brian Biamonte, Ken Corpus, Steve Pike, Laurie Fedun, Wendy Williams. Miss- ing: Mike Dingley and Michele Granieri. Science Club Mike Dibella, Greg Testa, Mr. Uvanni, David Coward, Joe Nigro, Debbie Miller, Barb Van Slyke, Eric Peterson, Greg Wheat, Seth Davis, and Ted Wilson The Science Club, from gelled Alcohol to black holes, is alive and pulsating. Demonstrations of chemical and physical prop- erties are given frequently and much has been learned from them. A trip to R.P.I. (Rensselaer Poytechnic Institute), also on the agenda, proved most fruitful. Plans for further excursions are bound to be forthcoming and their scientist Mr. Uvanni informs the club that the project to split the atom has been postponed. 173 mi Ul alle) a @i-l-t-m Oli iler-) a ly ; Latteda Clopheerrar [vary ¢ Pirtvietletwske t len Kelly Secretary Vie President Treasurer President As we entered our “half-way” year, we continued to show our high spirited and team effort feelings that we started off with last year. We opened the year with another fine class effort, our class float. In keeping with the theme, ‘Under the Big Top,’ the Juniors rode in with a brightly colored circus wagon, complete with a giraffe popping out. We put a lot of time and effort on our float this year, and it really showed. This started us off on the right foot. Our next big event was to put on the RFA Talent Show. “Cabaret RFA’ was the name, giving it a nightclub atmosphere. We would like to thank Mr, Mickler for all his help in helping us put on a successful talent show. Then of course, our Junior Prom which we hope will be a great success. Other projects for the remainder of the year are still being plan- ned. | would like to thank all the Students and Mr. Jacobowitz, our advisor, for all their help and sup.- port they gave the class of 1979 through out the year. Ellen Kelly, President To) olate)iilelg-m Or 1-1 mM Oliiler-16- Lisa Aiello Lori Woods Tricia May Roger Panara Secretary President Treasurer Vice-President The Sophomore Class had a float in the Homecoming Parade and sponsored the Winter Weekend semi-formal. Roger, Tricia, Lisa, and | worked well together and the class helped get things off the ground. Lori Woods President 177 178 —Aay Wanda Watson Mark Bottin) Arista Mead Cathy Leach President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Yes, it looks like we made it. As we Seniors near the end of our high school days, each of us should look back and recollect the memories of the past years at RFA. It seems like only yesterday when we were sophomores trying to get started. Now we are seniors and just as enthusiastic as we were two years ago. With all the opportunities to become involved, we hope you took advantage and had a part, whether it was in class activities, club activities or sports. If you did the memories should be precious to you in the years to come. Even if involvement wasn't your objective, | hope you are just as proud to be a member of the class of 1978 as | am. Let's hope that our learning years at RFA have given us a headstart for the future. There are two special people we are grateful to, Mr. Dean Woodard and Mrs. Helen Arthur for their dedication and guidance to our class. Wanda Watson President a Stass Through bad and good times, Student Association seems to always make it through. This year our student government was run differently. Instead of the five directors, it was comprised of the ordinary President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Trea- surer. Homeroom representatives were elected and frequent meetings were held to discuss current projects and plans. Student Association coordinated the big week-ends of the year such as, Homecoming and Winter Weekend. It officiated over clubs and organizations and planned events like the Todd Hobin Dance. There is a lot to be gained from STASS and we'll be hearing a lot from it in the coming years. Officers this year were: President, Lori Frasca; Vice- President, Caroline Hayden; Secretary, Debbie Miller; and Treasurer, Ann Dollard. Stass Representatives Seniors: Juniors: 106 MaryKay Rossi 126 Pam Ackley 304 Steve Abbe Sophomores: 307 Anthony Scalero 227 Joanne Bednarz 306 Nick Bottini 202 Sheryl Badolato 329 Joy Seigler 303 Mark Bottine 309 David Burke 131 Lori Bioni 103 Mark Sutherland 218 Kathleen Bentley 136 Lorna Cardona 128 Gina Bottine 104 Karen Thompson 105 Marcia Burlison 325 Juanita Childs Bob Breton 130 Heather Uvanni 123 Julie Clark 311 Mark D’Ambrosi 152 Theresa Caifo 204 Dwayne Witzman 205 Kim Crawford 214 Sue Dove Steve Carter 144 Danica Wilhelm 221 Kevin Cyrus 145 Beth Ehrenfried 211 Janet Gallien 121 Amy Haritatos 327 Holly Hewitt 331 Sue Lince 230 Lisa Kiser 324 Lori Laforest 118 Tom Moore Marlene Morat 326 Pat McMullen 203 Sharon Northrup 328 Michelle Quillen 228 Kelly Recchio 226 Richard Sauer Phyllis Savage 330 Sandy Smith 154 Jayne Stover 222 Phil Trela 116 Lonnie Waite 225 Chris Wilhelm 234 Beth Farman Teri Dickenson 323 Karl Fisher 224 Jeff Gaetz 132 Susan Glasso Rusty Gray 146 Wendy Haywood Erica Hontz 320 Donna Jackson 232 Joe LaMonica 302 Lynne Lombino 333 Peggy McDonald 305 Sandy Murphy 142 Maria Muse Tom Nelson 335 Robert Pickett 321 Sue Raiti 216 Jill Sanborn 314 Mary Sbaraglia 134 Sue Smith 308 Lora Sutherland 201 Jean Urtz 135 Brenda Yerdon 101 Patty Clancy 120 Sandy Colangelo Tammy Closinski 206 Carol Decker 301 Nadine Durr 152 Michelle Ferrari Bill Fitzgerald 209 Karen Grago 12A Beth Garlinghouse 322 Kecia Henderson 207 Bridget Johnson 102 Celeste Keller 310 Warren Lassater Diane Laforest 141 Marybeth Loparco 312 Lisa Martinez 12B Darla Meyers 143 Gwen Muse Daniel Murphy 223 MaryAnn Newman 125 Barb Plantz 13A Debby Quattrociocchi Clubs: A.F.S. — Bunny Merrill Block R — Mark Bottini B.S.!. — Michelle Granieri Colgate Seminar — Rich Sauer De-O-Wain-Sta — Michelle Granieri Drama — Albert D’ArcAngelo Echo — Virginia Luorno Honor Society — Ray Pascucci Interact — Larry Woodard International — Kevin Cyrus Key Club — Beth Ehrenfried Pep Club — Caroline Hayden Ski Club — John Sbaraglla 179 -_ « ie : lo « , o 3 P) ore al 37; , 09 6 he Wee i , — ree . ‘—@ oe f ¥ a TRG Iu 183 : Oo io 2] The De-O-Wain-Sta Staff Wishes to thank the many fpeople and businesses that supported this year's 3 : publication by taking 3 out an advertisement. Without the help of these businesses this year's publication could not have happened. We encourage you to patronize our supporters. = 7 ts Where Special Moments Ae | Are Captured Forever. Weddings Seniors Engagements Environmentals Family Groups Communions Conformations Barmitzvah Pets Restorations Babies Baptism and Other Special Events . 103 W. Thomas St. Rome, New York ‘‘Health, Happiness and Prosperity be With You Every Day’’ sincerely, ROME AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Navelli Cadillac-Oldsmobile, Inc. International Trucks Lamonica Motor Sales, Inc. A. J. Ryan Inc. Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge Sid Stockholm Ford, Inc. Castelletti Pontiac Inc. Vern Secor’s Rome Lincoln Mercury Inc. Valley Volkswagen, 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’’ 190 e dolf REALTY Robert J. Adolfi Broker E. E. Powers, II! 225 North Washington Rome, New York (315) 336-5000 LAW. International House of Waffles Reservations Only Dial 336-7625 and Ask for Laurie or Dial 336-3636 and Ask for John “Well, If You Wanna Be a Waffle, Well It’s All Right’ ROME INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS ASSN. Nugliori and Carinci Agency and Enpelisano Agency Inc. REVEREWARE FACTORY STORE at Rome Manufacturing Company Division Revere Copper and Brass Incorporated Hallmark 336-2820 Office Supplies OLIVER'S On the Mall Arts, Crafts, and Hobbies Office Machines and Equipment Local and Long Distance MOSCA BROTHERS MOVING AND STORAGE, INC. Moving Storage Packing Crating SAM MOSCA President International World Wide Movers Phone 315 336-5010 801 Erie Boulevard, West Rome, New York Domonick Lanzi Son A FRIEND Congratulations to the Class of 1978 192 ROME STRIP STEEL COMPANY, INC. 530 Henry St., P.O. 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 ER) A oe Rome Dairy Queen Hot Food and Frozen Desserts 1729 Black River Blvd. Community Distributing Nationally Advertised Merchandise at the Lowest Wholesale Prices 118 Erie Boulevard Rome, New York Our Competitor's Sale Prices Are Our Everyday Low Prices Check With d d Carpets Before You Buy Rome 315—337-2430 604 W. Dominick St. Congratulations Class of '78 Mohawk Acres, Westgate Simpkins Ski Hike Bike The Four Seasons Specialty Shop —— Congratulations ‘‘Freedom at Last’’ Roll through the summer on a new ten speed, Stop it, stop it, |'m a rabbit, back pack to the wilderness, or play tennis with your sweetie. Simpkins will help you enjoy the good life. Congratulations to the Class of 1978 From BRIGGS PRINTING OFFICE Phone 336-6070 THE SCHUSS SKI Wedding Programs ¢ Announcements ¢ Stationery Business Forms Die Cutting TEN N IS SHOP 738 Erie Blvd.,W. Rome, N.Y. Phone 336-6070 Copy and Reproduction Service 8217 Turin Rd., Rome, New York 336-5790 SWAN'S MUSIC VARFLEX CORPORATION Instruments Guitars by Ovation Fisher and Sony Slingerlaud and Leedwig Drums Car 8-Track and Cassette Motorola and Pioneer Sheet Music Mohawk Acres Shopping Center Rome, New York 13440 Manufacturers of Electrical Insulating Sleeving Rome, New York 336-4400 Phone 339-1130 ELMO'S HAIR-EM Hair Styling Salon Louis E. Beck Charles J. Beck BECKS PINE HAVEN TR. CT. ‘‘Mobile Home Sale’’ Dial 337-9664 4496 Oswego Rd. Blossvale, N.Y. 13308 725 W. Dominick Street Rome, New York 13440 OHA a My Best Wishes to the Class of '78 OPPER'S INC. + .e VU = ‘ Joe and Jean Benner last C ? MOHAWK PAPER AND PLASTIC SUPPLY CO. Kitchens, Baths and Built-in Furniture ‘Cabinetry for Every Room’”’ 303 Erie Boulevard, West, Rome, New York 13440 Phone: 337-5100 724 W. Dominick St., Rome, N.Y. 13440 STASS — Do you know what it is, or where it is, or for whois it for? STASS is an abbreviation for Student Association. It is at Rome Free Academy and it is for everyone in RFA. That includes you. STASS tries to help the school in every way possible. It backs up clubs that may be financially in trouble, helps sponsor dances, Homecoming and Winter Weekends and other fun activities. It's RFA’s student government and the place to voice your opinions. STASS is a good thing to get involved in so that you are always on top of the scene of events. You will be able to form and participate in the events that you want planned. Make sure you get involved in STASS. This year’s officers were: Lori Frasca — President Caroline Hayden — Vice Pres. Debbie Miller — Secretary Ann Dollard — Treasurer STASS! Although we will not be here next year, we hope Student Association achieves and aspires in many great things. It has the power to do much only if this power is executed. Good Luck to everyone in RFA next year and especially to the seniors who graduate in '78. May you all lead happy lives ahead of you! Congratulations From the TWIT HIMSELF 196 Congratulations From Tony Mario Master Photographer Flare! MARGO STUDIO Rome's Award Winning Photographer Fine Photography for All Occasions ss Black and White or Living Color 113 Stanwix Street Rome, New York mlelalcee tot sbcrelel®) 197 Best Wishes to the BURGER Class of 1978 ) 1700 Black River Blvd. Rome, New York Most popular in our class When it comes to banking, Oneida National is far and away the most popular bank in our area. And with good reason. With offices throughout Central New York and The Mohawk Valley, we're convenient to where you'll be working or living. We're here to help you with every banking service you could ever need; from checking and savings accounts to auto loans. personal loans and many special features. We hope you'll come to rely on Oneida National for alP your banking needs. But that’s a decision for the future. For right now—Congratulations. If it has anything to do with monev. we help. : = : | Oneida National Bank And Trust Company of Central New York, Member F.D.I.C. 268 Genesee Street, Utica, N.Y. 13502, Telephone 798-2400 CLIFFORD REALTY 214 W. Court Street Rome, New York RELO 337-1400 Inner-City 198 Congratulations to the Class of 78 Radio Shack and Tandy Co. Pegas® Boutiqu’ 245 W. Dominick St. Rome, New York - 339-1990 Indian Peasant Blouses Jeans - sportswear Sterling Silver Jewlery Janet and Daryl Wilson GORDON C. CORLEY CO. INC. Family Sports Mart 13440 Rome’s 1 Sport Shop 920 Erie Boulevard W., Rome, New York Robert G. Carley Pres. 216 N. George St. (Rear) Rome, New York 13440 337-1290 Residence: Phone: 337-6419 Office: Phone: 336-6630 BS 206-208 South George Street O'SHEA SUPPLY CO., INC. Sparkle Plenty 1800 Black River Blvd. Phone 336-9528 MONEY SAVING CAR WASHING MENU “SELECT ONLY THE SERVICES YOU WANT”’ Plumbing — Heating — Electric Supplies “HERB PHILLIPSON'S ARMY NAVY STORES INC. PETER J. JEWEL CAPPONI JR. BOX Registered Gemological Institute +. of America — Diamond Specialist Precious Gem Remounting a Gifts — Diamonds — Watches aS ‘‘Where Value and Personalized ) Service Come First’’ All Work Done on Premises Watch and Jewelry Repairing 300 W. Dominick St. Downtown Rome, N.Y. Clothes for: Hunting — Fishing — Work and Sports Western Wear — Sporting Goods Camping Supplies — Military Outfitter 337-9210 Our New Location 224 W. Dominick St. (Next to Capitol Theater) Rome, N.Y. 0 Congratulations to the Class of '78 Cyprus Wire Cable Company Division of Cyprus Mines Corporation Best Wishes to the Class of 78 STONEHEDGE NURSING HOME Good luck in the future Conn FURNITURE 6736 Rome-Stanwix Rd. Next to Floral Gardens Since 1907 726 W. Dominick St. 337-9170 Rome, New York Stan’s Sea Food Inc. Best Wishes to the Class of 78 ROME FUNERAL DIRECTORS ASSOC. Complete Line of Sea Food Fresh and Frozen Wholesale and Retail Robert P. Cieslewitz Donald Cieslewitz New York Congratulations Class of 78 Antiques Distinctive Gifts THE ERIE PEDDLER Jim's Glass Service A Fun Shop: Residential Commercial a Mobiles Wind Chimes Automobile Stained Glass IRE, Pewter Jewelry Jim Ellinger, Prop. (22 Candles Incense 720 Erie Blvd. West, Rome, New York a Erie Blvd. and Gifford Rd. Rome, N.Y. 336-7597 201 Say HELLO to George “Room 429 Across From Rome Free Academy. Sandwiches, Candy, Soft Drinks Telephone 336-5800 By Dick Lee On the Mall, Downtown Rome Fashions for Men, Women, and Teens 217 N. George St., Rome, N.Y. SHERWINN WILLIAMS PAINT AND DECORATING CENTER TURIN ROAD CAR WASH ‘“ROME’S MOST MODERN CAR WASH ' Dennis J. Loftus Branch Manager CINGRANELLI'S ZIMBAL'S NEWS APPLIANCES Sales Service Parts 418 W. Dominick St. Ladies’ and Men's Gifts 1186 Erie Blvd. West Rome, N.Y. 13440 FOOD MARKET JEWELERS, INC. ESTABLISHED 1907 emMae a = a Ag ); hs Riverside Mall 265 on the Mall Utica Rome, N.Y. Compliments of BILL'S VARIETY 504 W. Thomas St. Newspapers, Magazines Page's Dairy Cash and Carry at Dairy Bar Home Delivery Success to the Graduates of 1978 Jackwax Ski Shop at Woods Valley 827-4100 827-4278 FRANK MACRI BUICK 5829 Rome-Taberg Rd., Rome, N.Y. 13440 Phone: Rome — 336-6666, Utica — 797-8370 Frank Macri Rome's Leading Paper Supplier Since 1950 Industrial — Restaurant — Bar — Deli — Bakery Towels — Napkins — Packaging — Cups — Glassware — Party Supplies — Aluminum and Plastic Products RICKARD PAPER CO. 336-0940 C.W. Young 1004 W. Dominick, Rome, N.Y. Kanoff's 5¢ to $1 Store KANOFF'S department Store BAR-MAR-SHOES Black River Shopping Center Rome, New York Best Wishes Boutique FAMILY HAIR CARE CENTER 723 WEST DOMINICK STREET ROME, NEW YORK Telephone 337-5044 Compliments of the Plaza Restaurant Congratulations to the Class of 1978 Upper West Thomas Street Rome, New York 336-3950 BIRNIE BUS SERVICE, INC. - - tw . � we bite pee Ve? “ait? re- Ope ae Y) . aes abe A% _ ‘er Congratulations to the Class of 1978 From John Rahoscsak of the ACME STUDIO Fine Photography for Portraits Weddings Children ) - Family Groups le no. (THBan sh) r , 010) ol Dlolaallalicl eae Phone 336-4950 208 ¢ tee _ e -