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

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THE 1919 SENIOR ANNUAI: - i ' Ada Waterman Harvey - Harv Irving Berlin can tickle the worries some, but it takes real skill to play Till the Cows Come Home on a typewriter. Ada can. Say, would you ever think Ada was cruel? Well, we have heard she was an awful heart-breaker. Member of Senior Annual Staff. Beatrice Gertrude Haynes - Beatie Do you like ice cream? When we feel like having a nice big dish we go to Beatie. Drop in Morrow's tomorrow and take your girl into one .of those little alcoves. Then have Beatie tix you up a HIOVGIJS delight. lt's worth it. Isabelle Marie Hertel No one has ever yet accused Miss Hertel of being frivolous, but that is not sufficient proof that she is not. We have appointed a committee of seven to look into the matter. They will render their report soon, Until then we must be in doubt. 'Karllotta Katherine Lake Heyne What's that song they used to sing about a min- ister's daughter? Karllotta is at present being rushed morning, noon and night, by a Junior, too. We'1l say it's an awful case, but who wouldn't love to stroke those golden curls? Hoppy sure does. l7

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Tl-IE 1019 SENIOR ANNUAL Bradford Fillmore Golly - Brad You've heard of i'Brad before, haven't you? Of course you have. He is a Hirst-class scout with I don't know how many badges. They tell me that he has a wonderful eye-that whether it be basketball, pool, or bowling, something's got to drop. We don't believe, though, that he ever dropped a stitch. And do the girls like 'iBrad ? You bet-they all have an eye for him. Business manager Senior Annual. Annie Lucy Graham - Annie Annie's middle name is efficiency. Whether the lesson be hard or easy, she always has it. The world could well afford to have more people like Annie. Glee Club. Senior Quartet. Eleanor Gruver So this is Miss Gruver! Glad to meet you, I'm sure. Oh, yes! We like all the girls. What did you say, Do we like tall ones? Why, to be sure- didn't we say we loved- pardon me-liked them all? Do sit down and make yourself at home. Center on Girls' Basketball team. Mrs. Kent in class play. Matilda Louise Hart - Tillie Now what-ya-got on our Tillie, boys? Tillie has two hearts, and besides wears one on a chain. See it? She's one good scout, and we are determined not to lose her, even if we have to do as Peter did and put her in a pumpkin shell and keep her there very well. Go on, now, you've looked at her long enough. Give someone else a show. Manager Girls' Basketball team. Member of Ad- visory Board. Vice president of class. Member of Annual Staff. Class historian. I6

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THE 1919 SENIOR ANNUAL nf-U Qf J ff-' Jay Lillian Allenia lnfanger Lillian has put in four years of earnest study and now is to graduate with the class of '19. She admits that she could have picked no better class, had she combed the entire countiy. We agree with you, Lillian. Lillian is some piano player-you'd ought to hear her. Senior Quartet, Glee Club. Phoebe Arlinda Ingalls Arlinda is one of those nice qulff-Q girls. But would you believe it?-after hanging around in this cruel world, we've decided we like the quiet ones best. YVe bet you would if you were lucky enough to know Arlinda. ld, WW Q Vera Maroa Inman - Ve Miss Inman has the misfortune to sit across the aisle from D. C. Barnard. We hear on good authority that she buys two tablets a week and puts in a good many hours getting lessons for the boss across the aisle. We extend her our heartfelt sympathy. Senior Quartet, Glee Club. Floyd Sewell Jones - Dooley . Don't you know this' guy? Surely, no one else looks anything like him. Well, for one thing, he's the editor of this here magazine, but that doesn't cut any ice with us. If he wants to find out who's boss, let him start something. We'l1 finish it, all right. Re- cently Dooley has become enchanted with a. pair of pretty blue eyes. We can hardly blame him. Editor of Senior Annual. Fourth Academic honor. I8