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

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THE 1919 SENIOR ANNUAL Jennie Laura Jones Jennie is our little Welsh girl, but we don't care. It never bothers her, so as far as We can see every- thing is all right all around. Jennie can sing some, too, and she has the sweetest little voice! Senior Quartet, Glee Club. Lynn Edmund Kelley - Kelley Ah, here he is! We were going to put his sweet likeness in the joke section, but he talked us out of it. He sure can orate. On his last rhetorical ap- pearance Lynn convinced us that the holes in dough- nuts were not superfluous. There is only one coni- fort in listening to Ke1ley talk-you don't have to remember what he says. Member of Annual Staff. Football. Lura Marion Kirk Lura, we believe, likes to study. If she doesn't she takes good care that no one else knows about it. She has been faithful in her studies and has never caused one rumpus in R. F. A.-and as for men! She has never been known to cast even a glance at one. Q. Mildred Janet Lauther To be sure-Miss Lauther! Mildred is another who has never been on the carpet in the oliice. In fact, her conduct has been so irreproachable that we have made up our minds to give her the D. S. C. CDiscreet Senior Conduct.J In oral English she's a wonder at telling jokes. I9

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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

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THE 1919 SENIOR ANNUAL fff' Genevieve Parks - Jane Q We have known Jane for a long time and have always found her ready to laugh and giggle, but lately an unusual calm has settled on her and we fear that it is a bad case of heart disease. If we are wrong, can anyone enlighten us? f Mary Odelia Plunkett Ah, behold Odelia, our class teaser. She has a memory of extraordinary length. Odelia talks about the same thing for two weeks straight, and the name of Albany, always. Charles Wesley Powers - Wes Just take a squint at those eyebrows! Ain't he cute? He comes from Bridgeport, Conn. The only thing we wonder is, are there any 'more like that in Bridgeport? Wes is a great man among the ladies, and he thinks as much about them as he does any- thing else, and that's saying a lot. Football. Member of Annual Staff. Robert i11 class play. Mabel Alice Quackenbush Mabel hails from some place near Westmoreland, but we can't tell exactly. Week-ends we never see her, so there must be some attraction over there. She can tell you all about Vin and Chunk , for she sits right next them. 20