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

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1925 SENIOR ANNUAL Photos by McClusky Stuart W. Barrett- Stu Christine shoots an awful line, How can Stuart Barrett? Florence Helene Bowman- F1ossie She is quite a basketeer And deserves a hearty cheer. Paul Burkard He draws horses but the horses draw them. Staff. Elizabeth Anna Benkert A'Of her smiling, she was full coy and simple. Bertha Etta Brewer- Bert Altho her hair is very red, There's much gray matter in her head Clayton Walter Blakeslee- Clayt Static may come and static may go, But Clayton stays on his radio. Staff. never draws carts : Marion Ruth Blakeslee If eyes were made for seeing, Then beauty is her excuse for being.

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I4 1923 SENIOR ANNUAL 'l Winslow Francis Alder- Babe Photos hy RlcClusky 3 Blanche C. Baril- Frenchy We wonder if archery is the only thing To those who knoweth not no words Babe has been teaching Marjorie. can paint, Baseball '25, ' And those who know thee know all d ' f' 2 Norma Caroline Baker- Norm wot S are mm She lgkcs potsdam weft 4 David Holden Aldridge- Hobo This handsome young man intends to take a post-graduate course at St. Aloysius. Staff. Hi Y. 6 James William Atkinson- Jim He's got a face so meek and mild, You'd never think he was so wild. Staff. Hi Y. 5 Ernestine Leona Affolter Zeal is stronger than fear or love. 7 Helen Louise Arthur- Hollie Love sought is good, but giv is better. Class play. Second Girls' Slingerland '25. Secretary of Senior Class. en unsought

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J 16 1925 SENIOR ANNUAL Photos by Mcfllusky Lisle Bentley Caldwell Mildred Adah DeWolfe- Milly Concerning Lisle there is much to tell. She has :1 head for curls and music. But call him a good fellow and you have Orchestra. Caldwell. Editor-in-chief of Annual. Austin Wirth Day , Vvlait till some Eve ends Day. Anita Campanaro Salutatorian. ls she dieting to get Slim ? Honor League. Staff. W. Stanley DeHimer- Stan You should hear him sing 4'l'm Goin' South. Class play, Basketball. Staff. Baseball. Basketball. Grace Marie Courtney Bernice Ethel DeParma Grace does not believe in taking the will When Bernice drives his little Ford, for the deed: she gets the deed. We wonder what she drives it toward