torious Service in Fiuman Relations and Advancement of Citizen Responsibility. In 1965, he was named “outstanding Freshman Congressman” by the Capitol lull Young Democrats and back home in Wyoming, he was given the title “Tutelary Saint” by the Gottsche Rehabilitation Center in Thermopohs, lie was so named because of the service he had rendered to the Center’s development. This year, 1966, Teno was named to lifetime membership in the Of ficers Candidates Hall of Fame at Ft. Penning, Georgia.

Most men begin to slow down a bit when they reach age forty, not so Teno. lIe learned to ski and to fly after that age. He is considered an excellent skier and holds a multi-engine flying rating. It was also after age forty that Teno married. He and his wife the former Cecelia Waters Demenico have two sons, Teno Frank, 3 years old and John, age two. Teno also has four foster children, Lou, Carol, Joan and Dave Domenico.

Teno keeps fit “working out” in the Congressional gymnasium. He enjoys playing tennis, swimming and baseball. Gardening is another of his pleasures and a small greenhouse at his home in Cheyenne affords him many moments of satisfaction.

The Roncalio family—L-R. Lou Domenico, Teno Frank, Teno, Joan Domenico, Ccii with John, Carol Domenico. Not pictured is Dave.

Mr. Roncalio is a charter member and an organizer of the Family YMCA at Cheyenne, of the Cheyenne Symphony and Concert Association, member of the Esther Morris Memorial Commission, Southern Rocky Mountain Ski Association, American Bar Association, American Judicature Association and Area President of the Lawyer-Pilots Asso ciation

As a former serviceman, Teno is a strong advocate of the furlough rotation. He was one of a Committee of Congressmen who recently visited Viet Nam and reported his findings to the President and to Congress. More than two pages of the CONGRESSIONAL RECORD (House) for July 12, 1966 are devoted to these findings.

Teno learned to fly after age forty holds a multi-engine flying rating. This photo was taken hy Mike Leon, Story, Wyo ing du ring Teno’s Congressional Campaign.

Teno inspects a rifle during his recent visit to troops in Viet Nam.

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