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

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,Jx J, xx ,NX-Xi'A !N-Jr vxHif.f iv QM .fglbp K, in r l -Photo by Amy Geraldine Hinckley CAmieJ Here is Amy, who so often beguiles The men with-O, such wonderful smiles! Joseph Kahler lJoeJ One who warms both hands against the fire of life. Hi-Y Club. Helen Teresa Holihan Does Helen use the ladle When she's robbing the cradle? Nothing like having a good time while you're young, Helen! Louie Kline Louie is a true lover of nature. He takes an interest in all wild animalsg he just dotes on Kittys. Marilyn Horin We are bound and fast bound, so, That from thee we can not gog If we could, we would not so. Staff. Andrew S. Knauer fAndyJ Andy is the wild man of the class. If you don't believe me you can ask some of the girls. Football Manager '25. R in Baseball, '26, , Staff Mary Johnson Huntington Her face is sweet with fung She reaches out and takes my hand And, laughing, through the happy land We run, run, run! President Advisory Board. Vice President of Class '26, Boys' Prophecy. Staff. Class Play Cheer Leader, '25. .01 .m!f '4A

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e Grace Elizabeth Haniker The world is waiting for you, dear Grace, If your purpose is strong and true, If out of your treasures of mind and heart You can bring things old and new. Joseph Anthony Ferlo fJoeJ The books he reads and the life he leads Are sensible, sane and mildg I-Ie likes calm hats and doesn't wear spats, But he wants his neckties Wild. First Prize, Slingerland, '26. First, Vernon Center, '26, Class Play. Mary L. Harrnacker CJi1nrnieJ Her hair is like the weather, It changes day by dayg l We do not know, however, 1 Which way we'd like to have it stay. Frank W. Ghent CDukeJ Something is the matter with this picture and we don't know just what. Oh, yes, Frank, where is Marjorie? Class Play. Girls' Prophecy Hi-Y Club. Mildred Jessie Harrison Dark hair, dark eyes- Not too dark to be deep, and full of meaning. Leo Hower CBusJ Here we have the greatest tennis player in the world for his size. He wins a lot of love games. Tennis, '25. Hi-Y Club. Arlene Isabelle Zingerline Does Clinton, too, like curls on young and pretty girls? Second Prize, Girls' Slingerland, '25. 2 A lhoto bx McClusky ln, E93 Lf ., i H, uv .V o Q , .?7 k+v 'rg' ,

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,. We Q y 3 Louisa Elizabeth Jones This is such a fickle world, But Louisa is true, We'd trust her any place Just as the others do. John Edward Lewis One lesson, Lewis, do we learn of thee,- Of toil unsevered from tranquillity. R in football, '25. Ella Kanwischer A lass of strong nerve Who from dangers and hardships never will swerve. Bertis LeRoy Martin fBertJ Behold the dignified editor-in-chief of our De-O-Wain-Sta. Bert sure has worked hard, and if he works like that in everything he will surely succeed. R in Football, '23, '24, fcapt.J '25, Editor-in-chief. Orchestra. Isabel Tillie Kaplan We remember, we remember, Her dresses red and white, Her necklaces, her scarfs and coats, They cost an awful sight. John Mead CJackJ Jack quits school so often that you canlt tell if he is coming or going. R in baseball Marjorie Jane Lloyd From o'er the briny deep I've come To dear old R. F. A. And when sufficient fame I've won I'll dance myself away. 31 I 1 e 2 i . ,L ...Z A -l'l Y L' INT,Cl sky iv I. N131 Y . Ewgif.-1KW.:v55'V L1.Ajf.',- I