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

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Tagef 22 fDe2-Q-Tvlain., -,Sta I -l'h010 lay MvK'l1lsk y. CHARLES BUTLER Charles is the ideal man. We know lots of people who think so. De-O-Wain-Sta Staff. SERAFINA M. COIA f Sarah j Are Sarah and Angela competing in a talking contest? Business Club. FRANCIS CARELLO Here's a future Charlie Paddock-Just wait and see. Orchestra, Track, '30g Cross Country, '29, '30. MARGARET COLBURN Her very frown is fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. HAROLD CARRIER Harold is a true student of nature. He knows a lot about birdies

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'Dey-Q-flvjain., -Sta 'Pago 21 JACK BOSTWICK If you think Jack's cheerleading is rather neat You should see him in action with his trained feet. Treasurer of Senior Class 3 De-O-Wain-Sta Staffg Advisory Boardg Basketball Man- ager '30g Cheerleaderg Dramatics Clubg Senior Play. DOROTHY BESENFELDER Distance seems to be Dot's motto when con- sidering the opposite sex. That is, so we are told. Home Economics Club. CHARLES BUNGERT f Charlie' Charles is one of the elongated members of our class. How's the air up there, Charlie? ANNA M. BIELOWSKI f Ann j Ann's bad habit is-talkies. Home Economics Club. ANTHONY BUSH qrronyry Maybe Tony can grin his way to any maiden's heart but it didn't work so well on Mr. Moe. Photo Ivy Mc-Flusky

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fDeJ-CO-fwain., -Sta 'Pago 2 3 JOHN CARRIER If it weren't for Johnny and his pretzels Roy would probably go out of business. De-O-Wain-Sta Staff. LOUISE COX Every little breeze Whispers Louise. NICK COLLUCCIO f Nick j If Nick would use half as much energy in his work as he does thinking of excuses after skipping school, he would belong to the Na'- tional Honor Society. MARGARET CURTIS Everyone knows the teacher's question but only Margaret knows the answer. DONALD COMMERFORD q Red p Red was elected Sports Editor on his repu- tation as a sportsman. De-O-Wain-Sta Staff. -I 'hoto by Moldusky