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

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EXCHANGE STUDENTS GUSTAVO SANTOS IS OUR FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT FROM SAN JOSE, BRAZIL. GUSTAVO LEFT FOR HOME IN FEBRU- ARY OF 1987 AFTER SPENDING A YEAR IN THE STATES. WHILE IN ROME HE STAYED WITH MRS. SORRENTINO. DURING THE SUM- MER OF 1986 GUSTAVO MADE MADE A TRIP ACROSS THE COUNTRY. WITH OTHER AREA ROTARY EXCHANGE STUDENTS. GUSTAVO MISSED HIS FAMILY AND THE WARM WEATHER OF HIS COUNTRY. HE ENJOYS BASKETBALL, VOLLEYBALL, HAND- BALL, CAR REPAIR AND MUSIC. UPON HIS RETURN HOME HE HOPES TO BECOME A AUTO MECHANIC AND WORK IN HIS FATHER’S GARAGE. GUSTAVO SPEAKS PORTUGESE AND A MUCH IMPROVED ENGLISH. UPON GRADUATION SASKIA SCHEPERS IS LOOKING FOR- WARD TO RETURNING TO HAMBERG, GERMANY. WHEN SHE RETURNS TO HER COUNTRY SHE WILL HAVE TO ATTEND AN- OTHER TWO YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL. WHILE IN ROME, SASKIA IS STAYING WITH GAIL MOLYNEAUX. SASKIA IS A MEMBER OF THE TENNIS TEAM AND WOULD LIKE TO PLAY BASKETBALL THIS YEAR FOR THE R.F.A. GIRLS TEAM. SHE ENJOYS SAILING, SURFING, SKIING, FIELD HOCKEY, AND HORSEBACK RIDING. BEFORE COMING TO ROME, SASKIA VISITED VERMONT AND FLORIDA. SASKIA WOULD LIKE TO STUDY FOR A DEGREE IN LANGUAGES. SHE ALREADY KNOWS GERMAN, DUTCH, FRENCH, LATIN, AND ENGLISH. 1TZ IS FROM RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL. HE HAS THREE OLDER BROTHERS AND MISSES BOTH HIS FAMILY AND THE WARM WEATHER IN BRAZIL. BEFORE COMING TO THE UNITED STATES, MARCELO HAD MANY IDEAS OF WHAT TO EXPECT FROM WATCHING MOVIES. ALTHOUGH THERE ARE MANY THINGS THAT HE KNOWS ARE NOT TRUE ABOUT THE UNITED STATES, THE ONE THING THAT IS TRUE IS THAT THERE ARE MANY DIFFERENT RACES OF PEOPLE HERE. THIS IS NOT TRUE IN BRAZIL. MARCELO LIKES SKIING, SOCCER, FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL AND HOCKEY. HE ALSO ENJOYS PLAYING THE DRUMS.

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COUNTRIES SEND ERIK BRINCK IS AN EXCHANGE STUDENT FROM STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN. ADJUSTING TO THE UNITED STATES HAS BEEN A LIT- TLE EASIER FOR ERIK THAN MOST EXCHANGE STUDENTS, BE- CAUSE HE CAN SPEAK ENGLISH FLUENTLY. IN SWEDEN STU- DENTS ARE REQUIRED TO READ ENGLISH FROM 4-12 GRADE. ERIK PLANS TO TRY OUT FOR RFA’S HOCKEY TEAM AND IS PRESENTLY A STARTING FORWARD FOR THE VARSITY SOCCER TEAM. HE PLANS TO GET A GOOD JOB AND SKI MUCH MORE IN THE NEAR FUTURE. AND PURSUE A DEGREE IN EITHER BIOLOGY OR GEOGRAPHY. HANA IS FROM HANNIBAL, GERMANY. WHILE IN ROME SHE IS STAYING WITH MRS. JOANNE GAUDINOT. HANA LIKES TO SWIM AND HOPES TO TRYOUT FOR THE GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM. HANA CAME TO ROME AFTER VISITING IN COLORADO. LIKE SASKIA, HANA KOOPMAN WILL ATTEND HIGH SCHOOL FOR ANOTHER TWO YEARS IN GERMANY. UPON GRADUATION FROM HIGH SCHOOL HANA WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND COLLEGE IRENA LUKAC IS A SENIOR FROM BELGRADE, YUGOSLAVIA. SHE WOULD LIKE TO STUDY LAW AT THE UNIVERSITY IN YUGO- SLAVIA AFTER GRADUATION. WHILE IN ROME, SHE IS LIVING WITH THE BROWN FAMILY. SHE LIKES ROME AND ENJOYS THE MANY FRIENDS SHE HAS MADE. BEFORE COMING TO THE UNITED STATES, IRENA VISITED HUNGARY AND GREECE. WHILE HERE SHE WOULD LIKE TO SEE FLORIDA AND CALIFORNIA. SHE ENJOYS PHOTOGRAPHY, TEN- NIS, DANCING, AND OF COURSE, MTV!

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1 HEREBY LEAVE TO THE UNDERCLASSMEN OF RFA: THE BURNT RUBBER OF THE ‘68 AND ‘7! CAMAROS. D. SCHILLACI MY LOCKER. M. DRAKE ALL THE CIGARETTE BUTTS ON THE FLOOR OF THE GIRLS BATHROOM. R. ADOMNICK MY LD. CARD. F. DICLEMENTE GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE. T. BRACKETT A GREAT SENIOR YEAR. J. CONNELL STEVE CARDWELL, THE BLACK. BOW-LEGGED. BISCUIT EATING BROTHER. T. MYSLINSKI THE RIGHT TO ROCK AND ROLL AND HAVE LONG HAIR AND ONE HECK OF A GOOD TIME. £. CLARK EVER YTHING DEALING WITH SCHOOL WORK. R. JOINER THE HOPE FOR A NEW SCHOOL AND THE MEMORIES OF THE OLD ONE. J. BALLARD RFA. J. PARISI THE STUDENT PARKING WITH THE MILE WALK TO GET TO SCHOOL. D. BADOLATO FRED AND BARNEY. HAVE A BALL. K. LASALLE ALL THE HOMEWORK I NEVER DID. A. PINTI MY DIRTY LOCKER! T. SEOANE ALL OF MINE AND AMY'S LEFT OVER YELLOW SLIPS. M. ZICK MANY EMPTY CAN OF ORANGE HAIRSPRAY. AND MANY DEAD BRAIN CELLS. R. THIELKE MY PERSONALIZED LOCKER. J. BENNETT ALL OF THE TRANSMISSION FLUID AND Oll IN THE PARK- ING LOT. M. JONES THE MEMORY OF ONE EMPTY WHEN MRS. C. GOT HOME. P. TAYLOR ALL OF MY BAZOOKA JOE COMICS AND THE HOLE ON MY HEAD. R. YADDOW ALL THE BOYS TORCHIN’ THE BOROS OUTSIDE. M. KEAN TO MY DEAR SISTER. KRISTA | LEAVE ALL OF MY HAIRS- PRAY AND MAKE-UP. M. TYLER MY MOM AND NUMBER 80. C. HOWE SPAZ AND FREDIA. T. CASADEI ALL THE HOMEWORK, | NEVER DID. J. ST. PETER ALL OF THESE OLD BOOKS, GOOD LUCK. C. HALE THE YOUTH OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM. R. FIASCHETTI MY BOOKS AND THE TEACHERS DIRTY LOOKS. K. COOK THE COURAGE TO SURVIVE WHAT IS SUPPOSED TO BE THE BEST THREE YEARS OF YOUR LIFE. S. GILLANDER MY IST, IND. AND 3RD IN LINE AND ROOM (1 6. H. STEPHENS ALL OF MINE AND MICHELLE'S YELLOW SLIPS. C. LINCE A ROLL OF PENNIES. A. MAZZACUA TRY ANYTHING ONCE, MAYBE TWICE IF YOU LIKE IT. k. KIPFER TO AIR, MANY MEMORIES OF RUNNING WITH GENESIS. kK. FLYNN TO SHERRY, MISSY. AND PAMMY. | LEAVE MY BATON AND ALL THOSE FUN PRACTICES. M. TYLER THE RIGHT TO GET UP AT 6.00 IN THE MORNING. kK. WITEK THE BAJILLE. T. TOWNSEND MY VITAL ORGANS AFTER DEATH. MY GOOD LOOKS. CHARM, AND DASSHING WIT. E. PEACOCK. TO SUE AND SHARON, | LEAVE THE FUTURE CAMP EXPERI- ENCES OF THE WORLD. “LOOK BOTH WAYS BEFORE YOU EAT.” N. MCCANN BE COOL STAY IN SCHOOL. C. COSIMENO LAKE PARTIES, IT DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS. R. PIKE A FREEZING COLD LOCKER ROOM AFTER POOL CLASS. N. FARRAR MY LOCKER THAT | SHARED WITH T.T. AND EVERYBODY ELSE IN THE SCHOOL. A. STRONG ERIC “BEEF” FABRIZIO AND ALL HIS JEEP RIDES, AND PAR- TIES. D. EDKINS THE GOLDEN GUITARPICK OF LIFE. USE IT AND ACHIEVE THE SUCCESS OF LIVING. T. WOMACK MY TOTAL GRADE POINT AVERAGE IN SEQUENTIAL TWO MATH COURSE. J. SULESKI MY CHARM AND HUMOR WHICH YOU WILL NEED TO GET THROUGH THIS MESS THEY CALL HIGH SCHOOL . . . DON'T FORGET HOMEWORK CAUSES DAIN BRAMAGE. Ta, STOLO SOME OF THE BEST TIMES | EVER HAD. LOOK OUT COL- LEGE- HERE | COME. M. IZZO GOOD LUCK FOR THE OTHER EXCHANGE STUDENTS. G. SANTOS BOB JOHNSON. REPEATING HIS SENIOR YEAR. S. HURD SOME GOOD ADVICE. PURSUE YOUR DREAMS AND LIVE LUFE TO THE FULLEST. S$. PLATIS ALL THE BROKEN LOCKERS CROWDED HALL AND CLASS- ROOMS. M. STORMS THE TEACHERS. J. CAFFREY ALL THE GOOD TIMES THEY CAN HANDLE. D. AIKENS MY JOB AT PONDEROSA. K. COOK EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING. R. METZGAR THE MID-DAY TRIPS TO MCDONALD'S AND ALL THOSE LOVELY MONDAY MORNINGS. D. FULMER SATURDAY. JUNE 28. 10:15. D. MCMONAGLE ALL MY BOOKS AND GARBAGE IN MY LOCKERS. P. CARMODY ALL THE FUN AND MEMORIES OF THE BEST CLASS “87”. T. JOHNSON 1 LEAVE CHRIS FIACHETTI'S USED NAPKINS. (SHE GRADU- ATED TO PAPER TOWELS). K. O'BRIEN ALWAYS FULFILL YOUR DEEPEST DESIRES, AND REMEMBER NO DREAM IS TO FAR AWAY. R. ABEL ALL THE FUN | NEVER HAD. K. DAY TO MY SISTER THERESA, ALL THE LUCK IN THE WORLD. C AMODIO ANYTHING THAT'S LEFT WHEN I’M FINISHED. S. BUDELMAN AREOSMITH AND ALL MY EMPTIES. B. FIKE ENDLESS HOMEWORK IN SEQUENTIAL MATH Ill. D. BETRUS THE SERVICES OF THE OVERWORKED, UNDERPAID, OVER. FED CUSTODIAN STAFF. J. KIMBALL THE RIGHT TO WEAR A HAT LIKE MINE. K. HAUGEN ALL OF THOSE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES TO MAKE YOUR- SELF LOOK LIKE AN ABSOLUTE FOOL IN FRONT OF YOUR ENTIRE CLASS. J. GROW MY GUM UNDER THE SEAT. B. WASHBURN MR. TIDD’S DETENTIONS. E. PERETO ALL OF MY FINE TEACHERS LIKE MS. SHARF. B. GRUBY MY AUTOGRAPHED PICTURE OF ALICE IN MY LOCKER (265). D. DOMINIC | LEAVE, THE GREAT EXPECTATION. C. SMITH 600 FREASHMAN THAT WILL BE MOVING IN. A. MILLS MY LOCKER WHICH | SHARED WITH A.S. AND MOST OF THE GUYS. T. THIES MY OLD PLASTIC TEETH. D. MCMONAGLE THE MORE CHANGE, THE MORE IT’S THE SAME THING. T. FURNEY MY BEAT UP CHUCK TAYLORS. J. WILLIAMS EVERYTHING | NEVER DID. V. MIGLIORI THE IND FLOOR BATHROOM IN THE NEW BUILDING. 5. THOMAS THE LIBRARY. L. CATALANO MY REPUTATION. L. TAMBURRINO 1 LEAVE THE UPCOMING SENIOR “NERDS” MY NAME WI- LAMENA, GIVE IT TO SOME POOR SOPHMORE. M. KEKIS THE LOCKERS NEAR THE BAND ROOM WHERE THE BEST HANG OUT. K. MCNEIL ALL MY YELLOW SLIPS AND MY GREAT MEMORIES. L. KILTS THE THE PEANUTS GOLDIE AND WHOPPIE FORGOT. C. EASTUP A SIX-PACK OF CHERRY COKE AND A LOT OF GOOD TIMES. C. LENTZ THE PICINIC TABLE OUT BACK. K. GIFFORD ALL MY BOOKS AND HOMEWORK. L. WILLIAMS THE CRUMMY LUNCHES, SCUMMY LOCKERS. AND STUDY HALL 107. P. CARMODY MIKE'S “OH BOYS” AND “WAPPAS” TO K.K.K. L. SMITH THE PEP BAND TO J. NOCITO AND N. DAILY. M. CAMPBELL ALL THE GUYS STARING AT ME AND COURY AS THEY DRIVE BY. M. WILLSON ALL MY EMPTY HAIRSPRAY CANS, THE OBSERVATION WINDOW AND MY SEAT AT THE MOVIES ON WELLY NIGHT. L. ROSSI ALL SEMBLANCE OF REALITY. THIS PLACE WILL DRIVE YOU CRAZY. J. GRUBER THE ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TASK OF TRYING TO MY YOUN- GER SISTER. KAYLEIGH OUT OF TROUBLE. J. FAY FUN. PARTIES, AND FIVE PEOPLE'S LOCKERS. C. SECCURRA MY JOB AT MICKY D'S. J. HUSS THE WILL TO SURVIVE IN THE GOSSIP HOLE. 1 LOVE YA- ‘DORY. M. MURPHY 1 LEAVE SHARON THREE MORE YEARS ON THE BUS. H. BOWEN RFA’S BEST GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. C. COLGAN THE AFTERMATH OF NUCLEAR HALOCAUST. G. HENRY ALL THE BOOKS I'VE LEFT UN-OPENED, AND ALL THE QUESTIONS IVE LEFT UN-ANSWERED. §. RECCHIO EMPTY BEER CANS AND THE RIGHT TO PARTY. Kk. TAVERNA THE HOMEWORK. R. WHITNEY WITH LUCK TO THEIR SCHOOL YEAR. G. VANWINKLE A CASE OF MOLSEN’S BEER. A LOT OF HOMEWORK, SOME FAMOUS EXCUSES. AND A LOT OF GOOD TIMES! S. BARLOW MY PICKY TEACHERS! T. SEDANE THE TROUBLES OF DOING HOMEWORK. S$. HAWKINS MY PARKING SPACE. J. WIBRIGHT TO MY FRIENDS (YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE)-NEVER LET GO OF YOUR DREAMS. BEST OF LUCK ALWAYSiIIi A. EICHHORN KEEP SMILIN’- YOU ARE GOING TO NEED IT. M. STOLO