Utica Free Academy Class of 1967, Utica NY - Looking for...

Utica Free Academy Class of 1967 in Utica New York is looking for the following classmates.
If you are a classmate or know a classmate, please email us with their contact info

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Agne, Cheryl
Alberico, Sylvia
Amado, James
Babowicz, Roger
Bagnall-Reider, Cheryl
Barnum, Douglas
Barr-DeMola, Linda
Bateman, Charles
Bazan, Jeanette
Belmonte, Phil A.
Bennett-Williams
Bizzari, Peter
Boone, Richard W.
Bork, LeRoy
Borruso, Jean
Bowser, Sandra
Brennan, William
Brennan-Steppello, Donna
Brenon, David
Bridenbacker-Villano, Sharon
Brisson, Joyce E
Brosemer, Joyce A.
Brown, Marguerite
Butler, L. Stephan
Carter, Donna L.
Casey, Arnold
Christiansen, Mary J.
Chrostowski, Ronald
Clarke, Bonnie J.
Clarke, Dennis
Clarke, Diana L.
Cook, Katherine M.
Cummings, William P.
Curri-Kelly, Yvonne
Czarnocki, Hank
Dallas-Chisholm, Carol Ann
Dallas-McCrary, Edith L.
Danner, Steven
Davis, Fred L.
Davis, Ruby
DeLalla, Elizabeth
Dellenger, Laura A.
Dengle, Margaret
Derminio, Linda M.
Doat-Currey, Mildred found
Dodge, Richard M.
Dodson, Lawrence J.
Doll-Mishlanie, Elizabeth F.
Dousharm-Klein, Charmaine
Doyle, Bryan
Drahosz, George
Duffy, Paul
Eisenstein, Gloaria F.
Evans, Bonnie M.
Fanelli-Demme, Marie E.
Felton, Henry
Felton, Peter
Felton-Pearson, Priscilla
Ferrazzano, Carol M.
Finnegan, Anne M.
Fischer, Charles T.
Fitzgerald, James G.
Flagg, Christyne F.
Folds, Edith M.
Foley, John H.
Frazier, Wilma
Frisbie, James
Frisbie, Joseph
Gallo, Anna M.
Garfield, Allan
Gengel, Mary O.
Gerace, Salvatore O.
Gerling, Wayne
Glod, Brian
Golden, James L.
Gontarz, Pauline J.
Greco, Sam
Gwilt--Trask, Dorothy A.
Handzel-Kupiec, Jeanne
Hanrahan, Thomas
Hendricks, Roy Lee
Hendrickson, Marlene J.
Herbowy, Daniel
Heredia, Angelo M.
Herman, Walter
Hertz, Randall W.
Hieber, Albert C.
Hnatiw, Lubomyr
Holmes, Richard
Humiecki, Grozyna
Jackson, Albert C.
Jacobs, Irene E.
James, Linda D.
Janiszewski, Andrea L.
Jarema, Jerry M.
Jasek, Robert
Jeffalone, Angelo J.
Johnson, Shirley
Jones, Mary L.
Jones, Stephen
Kaczor-Yurick, Patricia J.
Kay, Mary Jayne
Kelly, Thomas G.
Kennedy, Geraldini M.
King, Vivien S.
Klein, Michael Douglas
Knapp, Diana M.
Kowalski, Debbie
Kroll-Contrino, Susan
LaFaro, Frank
LaFleur-Mullikin, Ellen
Laliberte, Richard
Lamoureaux, Diane L.
Littler, Marian E.
Locash, Joseph A.
Lyons, Nancy
Maddox, Gloria J.
Mahardy, Ken M.
Marchione, Elaine
Marriott, Mark
Marshall, Bernard S.
Mazurowski-Camming, Regina A.
McGovern, Mary D.
McKenzie, Zelma J.
McLeod, James W.
McMyler, William M.
Miller, Grover E.
Miller, Karen
Miller-Gmeiner, Marjorie
Miner-Lascaro, Alberta K.
Minicone, Lena M.
Misch-Yero, Linda
Moore, Gregory E. found
Moore, Judy
Moscicki, Michael
Mulchy, Buddy
Mullin, Barbara A.
Musa, Louis H.
Nelson, Roger
Nesius, Sharon L.
Newman, Stuart
Nichols, Theodore P.
Noyes, Sharon R.
O'Donnell, Kathy J.
Oliver, George P.
Olsen, Barbara
Oot, Sharon
Orlando, Frances T.
Paciello, Donna E.
Pakla, Barbara C.
Palmiero-Schram, Roseann
Parsons, Gail A.
Paternoster, Barbara A.
Patterson, Daniel
Payne, Thomas M.
Pearson, Alphonso
Pelczar-Durr, Sharon A.
Penge, Dennis
Penge-Diana, mary Ann
Perretta, Anne V.
Pezzulo, Ronald K.
Piccone, Robert
Piekielniak-Gilbride, Karen E.
Pinto, Tom P.
Plante, Catherine
Podagrosi-Zane, Mary M.
Porter, Alice L.
Price, Kenneth A.
Price, Rosemary E.
Quadraro, Anthony
Rajca-Deering, Mary L.
Randazzo, Rosalie
Reagan, Paul
Rebeck, Charles H.
Rebeck, John C.
Reed, Ronald F.
Richards, David
Roberson, William
Robinson-DeAngelo, Terri
Robitello, Diane
Rock, Peter
Romanowski, Marcia J.
Ross, David R.
Ruffrage, John S.
Sawanec, Katherine
Scarano-Heinrich, Barbara
Schiffinger-Sweeney, Mary
Schmitt-Owen, Margaret L.
Seim, Patricia
Senko, Ira
Shaheen, Monet
Sheheen, Gloria A.
Siembab, Darlene E.
Sikora, Joanna
Simard, Arthur R.
Simon, Paul W.
Sitera, Sandra
Smith, Edwin
Smith, John D.
Smith, Michael
Spost, Lynette
Stanczak, Christine A.
Stankiewicz, William B.
Stevens, William B.
Stolarczyk-Conte, Carol
Swald, Milford James
Sychtysz, JoAnne
Szlakowski, Cynthia A.
Thompson, William A.
Usher, Paula
Vanderland, jennifer
Villaneuva-Henderson, Patty
Voss, Jeanette
Waskiewicz, Dennis J.
Weatherington, Joanne
Weaver, William N.
Welpe-Cox, Karen
Williams, Ellen J.
Williams, Gloria T.
Williams, Richard
Williams, Ronald J.
Wilsey, Edward L.
Wilson, Janis E.
Wilson,William
Wolak,Robert
Wood,Robert G.
Wrobel,David M.
Wroblewski,Teddy P.
Yudiski, Ann
Zaugg,Brenda R.
Zoller, Carolyn
Zombic, Kristine

WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO...

Lost Friends, girlfriends, boyfriends,teachers, hangouts,etc.
of the Class of 1967 Utica Free Academy, Utica, NY.

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The picnic

Sunday morning many of us gathered at New Hartford Town Park for a picnic. Yet another chance to connect with old friends. The Holy Trinity classmates won the prize for the best turn out! Annette planned some ice-breakers for us that got me, for one, back to those high school years.

And so the 40th reunion week-end came to a close. Our family took off for Cape Cod a couple of days later. My grandchildren had never seen the ocean. Wow, were they surprised by the salt water!

One of the cool things about the reunion is that I actually made some new friends. We had such a big class that we could not possibly know everyone. I have enjoyed becoming acquainted with Jacq Glinecki Baldini, among others!

Onward to the 50th reunion!!

Saturday Night

On Saturday night, we gathered at The Roselawn in New York Mills for dinner and dancing. Harold Haggarty and his wife (above) were there. The next photo shows the handcrafted candy boxes Natalie Krohn made as table favors. Next to the candy box with the UFA picture are key chains from the UFA Alum Assoc. It was festive and fun with a casual feel. We had a prime rib buffet and Italian pasteries for dessert. Dennis Thompson from the Alum Assoc. spoke briefly. Click on the video to hear his remarks. Red, Hot and Wild provided the music but, truthfully, classmates were awfully busy trying to talk to old friends to dance much. Jacqueline Glinecki brought 2 of her paintings to display along with memorabilia from the Alum Assoc.

Give Back to Utica

Steve Oram is ramping up a project called Give Back to Utica. It involves all of us who have fond memories of growing up in Utica "giving back" to help the city and its residents. Here's his letter to the edit dated Sept. 27, 2007.

http://www.uticaod.com/viewpoints/x775332839

You can reach Steve at: soram@oramlaw.com

Nostalgic Reading

Three Uticans have written books that may be of interest to classmates. They are available through Amazon and at the Oneida County Historical Society (buying through the historical society helps support their activities).

Wasn't It Only Yesterday? by Mario Fumarola is a series of stories about growing up in East Utica, portraying life in the Italian community.

The Olive Tree by Arlene Stein is a book about growing up in the Auburn Ave. area and portrays life in the Jewish community. I enjoyed descriptions of streets and businesses I remember from my childhood in South Utica.

The Courtship of Julian and Frieda by Krista Perry Dunn is the story of Julian Noga and his wife, Frieda. You'll remember that Julian Noga is the MC for the Polish language radio program we hear on Sundays. It's the longest running Polish language show in the US. The book isn't about Utica but how Julian and Frieda met during WWII in Austria.

The Rockettes

I couldn't resist posting this photo taken at UFA on tour day. About 30 of us gathered on Saturday morning. . .a loyal band, to be sure! We were really impressed to see the NYS historic site placque on Elm St. declaring UFA an historic site!

The interior, used for Loretto Nursing Facility, has been renovated to look light and contemporary. You saw the photo of the entrance to the former auditorium. The shop area in the basement is now the dining room. Some classrooms upstairs are being made into apartments. We suggested a Titan wing!

We got to see the gym that looks just the same and is used for a youth program, choir room where Mrs. Williams reigned, and the little theater near the choir room.

This photo was taken in one of the corridors and features Laurey Jones from FL, Annette Pelewski from CA, Camille Claeys and Polly Nolan. "Still crazy after all these years. . ."