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

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a s V -Photo by Y f-fkfx ffwwlf S ff ,f'vJ'A'x'3 X331 Marguerite Elenore Obrist CRiteJ I wish I wish, I had a table With more to eat than I am able, For then Id laugh and smile And eat and eat the while. Robert Obrist fBobJ Bob is the only known criminal in the class and he is going to be Lynch -ed Staff Hi-Y Club. Irene Ann Parkhurst Ye maiden who lonely abides, Yet who heartily scouts solitude, If Harold, the faithful, is not at your side It is time to begin to conclude. Frederick Pfeiffer CFredJ Fred is trying to arrange for reduced postal rates between Rochester and Rome. Orchestra. Freda Ernestine Rebe This world that we're a-livin' in Is mighty hard to beat, With every rose you get a thorn, But aren't the roses sweet? Franklinson J. Pisani fFrankJ Deep, majestic, smooth and strong. Orchestra. Amelia Catherine Rieck She is so gay, so very gay, And not by fits and starts, But ever, through each livelong day, She's sunshine to our hearts. Sixth Academic Honor Class Play E341

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Georgianna Munney CGeorgieJ The words of the lips are double or single, True or false as we say or sing, But the words of the eyes that mix and mingle Are always saying the same old thing. Clarence L. Nelson CRexJ Uneasy lies the head with the permanent wave, That must be why Rex keeps his hair so smooth. Lillian Krouse Milewska No wonder the rest of us can't do history when Lillian has all the books! Francis Chase Nobert fCafeteriaJ We call him Cafeteria, He takes his meals there. Something must attract him, We advise him to beware. Justina Edwina Neaf Uessb Her very frowns are fairer far That smiles of other maidens are. Bert Frederick Odell The only man who plays the saxophone. They've killed the rest. Bert, we are glad, for your sake, that Bertha likes it. Staff. Orchestra. Rubena Maude Nolan CFrenchieJ We've heard to Camden she often goes, We wonder why this burgh she chose? But, then, Camden may abound in beaux. 331i my N lhoto bx NlcC1usky Q, E . L I sv I ' iw 9 I T 1111. 'M' ,B - 92 ' pa v' yr J gene? 'K'

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1 . fe? ,Trials , ...f fm K- g m Hwhlu-SYA W 4 Mabel Gertrude Schroth Examine those eyesg They're filled with surpriseg So unnatural they seem, They'd make Audabon Scream. Hubert M. Relyea fHubbieJ His stately bearing W And impressive countenance Makes his oratory out-standing. Public Speaking Honor Oneida County Representative in New i York Times Oratorical Contest. ' Hi-Y Club. I Mary Louise Scully Smile and the world smiles with you. Mary is quite a girl, especially when it , comes to doing Latin. But be careful, Mary, , do not ride too fast. George J. Ruby An indispensable jewel to our class. Winifred K. Seager CWinnieJ It seems to me that talk should be like Water, sprinkled sparingly. Staff. James Henry Schneible Uimj Although he wrote in all by rote He did not write it right. Staff, '25. Tennis, '25. Hi-Y Club. Irene Russell Shacter Shelves full of chocolate bars, Butterscotch and gingersnaps Bring a light within her eyes Like gleams of wanrering fire-flies. lx E351 A f -Photo by McClusky .JW , ,... It '