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

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M -,-,-.f 9e-0-qX7ain- fa: .-v-v - Photo by McCluskY JESSIE L. DABROWSKI f Cheaz 'j Jessie is one of those quiet geniuses. If her work 1n school is an indication of her fu- ture, we have no doubt as to her success. Der Deutche Vereing Le Cercle Francais. ADOLF DUDA If you ever want to know About models at an airplane show Ask Adolfg he'll know. Won N. Y. State Model Airplane at Bing- hamton, '303 Sixth Place in Junior Model Airplane Contest at National Meet in Detroit, '30g President of Wings Model Airplane Club, '30, '31g Champion at Cen- tral N. Y. State, '31, MARGARET D. DAVEY qffpfgrp Margaret is a loyal member of the class and she certainly will be missed after graduation. MERLE F. EAKINS Coming up the street with his hair all aswirl, We wonder how Merle gets that beautiful curl. If you want it to lie just so on your dome, Use Stacomb, my boy, use Stacomb. GENEVIEVE A. DE CRISTO f Ge1z',j Silence is golden, If golden were gold, You'd have wealth untold. Girls' Club, '32, JOHN W. EDELL John is the Beau Brummell of our school. If he had spent half as much time preparing his home work as he does Hdolling up we think he would have been our valedictorian. az. cf. A

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,.,.,.,. fe - Q - Clgjain - Sta -.-.-. JANE 1. CLARK Behold the breaker of the school's talking record! Chemistry Club. ROSARIO P. DESTITO f Razz j Any of your Real Estate or Insurance prob- lems will be answered by Razz. He is a spe- cialist along this line having worked for a number of years for a well established Real Estate firm of this city. Winner of football season ticket, '31, DORA CLEMEN S No one has yet been able to discover what Dora doesn't like to do. Basketball letter, 29, '30, '31, Gym letters, '29, '30, '31, Dramatics Club, '30g Secre- tary-Treasurer of Home Roomg Chorus, Home Economics Club, '29, JQHN nick John resembles Napoleon, In brawn and brains. DOLORES COLP To tell you the truth we don't know much about Dolores. You see she is another quiet person, but we hear she likes P. G.'s quite well. CHARLES Dow qf'c1mA 5 It was getting harder all the time To make these little verses rhyme, But when we came to Chuck, said we, We'1l stress his personality. Football Manager, '31g Track Manager, 'lilg Business Manager De-O-Wain-Stag Baseball Squad, '32, Basketball Squad, '32, Advisory Board, '3l. 32. 5. Qi. Photo by McClusky

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.-.-.1 Se - C - qfvain - Sic: f.-.-.- HELEN J. DERRICK We hear that Helen is the cook of our class. Won't someone be lucky! Home Economics Club, '32. RICHARD EDELL Staid and firm and true and strong, Deep in thought as his legs are long. Manager of Basketball, '32, De-O-Wain- Sta Staff, Reserve Basketball, '32, Brass Tacks Staff, '30, '31, Hi-Y Club, Advisory Board. EDITH GWENDOELYN FERGUSON Yes, Gwen is a hard worker, but that is only the beginning of the story. To work, add a little play, a touch of humor, a quantity of common sense and on the right side of the equation we have the girl in the picture. Areopagan Society. EDWARD L. ESCH Eddie is somewhat quiet, On that we will agree, But when he strums his banjo, He's another Eddie indeed. De-0-Wain-Sta Staff 3 Dramatics Club, Le Cercle Francais, Hi-Y. LENORA M. FIKE q N0me'fp We hear that Lenora's pet hobby is getting late chemistry assignments from Prof. Whit- temore. Home Economics Club, '31, '32, WILLIAM GEORGE EVANS q Bzzz'!p Work, work, work, Till the brain begins to whirl. Is that the reason, we want to know, That your hair has such a curl? Chemistry Club. at 5. at 'f Photo by McClusky lOK