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

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iv ffM fX.,A,,'f'K f S nr M15 , M l Mary Helen Dabrowski She faces issues, She who never shirksg She waits and watches, And she always works. Howard Breckenridge He has planted many oats in his farm days, but we clon't know how many have turned out wild. Mabel Elizabeth Eychner Mabel is a favorite with every one, espe- cially the alumni. James Vallance Collins fJimJ Jim is going to work this summer. We hear that he is going' to deliver cream. Business Manager. Advisory Board. Hi-Y Club. Esther May Fike We hear that Esther is taking up German! Do we know why ?-Oh, yes! Maurice R. Conner CMoreyJ He is a gentleman from sole to crown, Clean favored and imperially slim. Class poet. Elsie Adalyn Fisk The only tire on earth for Paul Jones- The Fisk. We wonder how long it will last without a puncture. E271 l . S, w'- F 2 Photo by McClusky

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s . . e i Effie Elizabeth Abbe Poor wisdom's chance Against Ernest's glance Is now as poor as ever. Charles Ray Baker CTubbyJ Tubby is the phoenix who thinks there is only one Smith in the world. R in Football, '25. Helen Louise Brynilsen CTootsJ The blonde belle from Dix, N. Y. In short she's a creature of art With merely the ghost of a heart. ' Curtis Bates fCurtJ Here is proof that good things come in small packages: W Second Prize, Slingerland. Staff. 1 Public Speaking Honor. Class Play. St. Lawrence Scholarship. Lois Edna Combs It's easy enough to be pleasant , When life flows round and round But the girl worth while is the one who will smile When her hair is falling down. ' Forrest Bellinger fBellJ This young man will be missed when he graduates, for he is the one who always W leads the applause in the auditorium. Hi-Y Club. Edith Florence Cook , No one can tell what Edith's eyes have be- held. She lives across from Smith's Hill. We know you'll never tell, Edith! l26l -Photo by Mc sky ,..X'-X. , -. P i 4 ..l,, ' .s

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i,.,4m i l Isabel Mae Fleming QIZZJ As the leaf upon the tree Fluttering, gleaming, constantly,- Such a lightsome thing is she, Our gay and gentle Isabel. Stuart Davis CStueJ Stue tells us that he is going to move to Hamilton. He had better buy a bigger and better car. Viola Katheryn Fitch lVeJ This is Viola, who can talk you to death Without ever stopping to take a long breath, But of all the remarks that proceed from her head It's strange that she never gets anything said. Her pep, her wisdom and her smile Her wit, her voice, our hearts beguile. Class Play. Staff. Thomas David Evans fTomJ Tom has just announced that he is going to take a P. G. course at S. A. A. What is the matter with Miss R .F. A., Tom? Manager of Class Play. Baseball Manager. Hi-Y Club. Treasurer of Class. Mary Gorkowski The mildest of manners! The gentlest of hearts. Charles Ferguson With news of nations in his talk, And something royal in his walk. Salutatorian. State Honor League. Julia Farley Hagerty Oh, why were the nights sent When one with Day is content? F281