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

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. rDb-Q-Twain-SCG a2io PHYLLIS M. DABROXXVSKI f FeIJy j Brass Tasks Representative '30, Home Room Vice-Chairman '30, French Club '30, Home Economics Club '31, German Club '32, '33, Girls' Chorus '31, '32. Does Felsy know her Chemistry? Oh, Boy! EDWARD E. GETBEHEAD First Prize Slingerland '31, First Prize In- ter-Academic Contest '31, Dramatics Club Play '32, '33, Senior Play, Exhibition Day Play '31, Hi-Y Club '32, '33, Camera Club, f De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, National Honor So- 7 ciety, French Club '32, Winter Sports Club, A Public Speaking Honor. Eddie's hair is light and fair, He has a dramatic sort of air. He is more content upon the stage Than any other of our age. MARION ELIZABETH DAHN Marion hails from Westernville- Conscientious in all her studies, She meets every task with a wonderful will And is the, truest of pals to her buddies. GEORGE B. GROW Manager Basketball '33, Business Manager of De-O-Wain-Sta, Secretary Dramatics N Club '32, '33, Senior Play, Advisory Board, l-li-Y Club '32, '33, Camera Club, Slinger- land Alternate '33, Treasurer Senior Class, National Honor Society, Tennis '32, '33, Block R Club. A ready wit, a happy smile, And eyes that sparkle all the while, That's our friend George. MARGARET E. DALGLISH f Peg j Camera Club, Dramatics Club, Winter Sports Club, De-O-Wain-Sta Staff. Margaret had a little camera, One she loved so well, And things that Margaret w0ulLln't say The camera'd always tell. i N ADOLPH GORZKOWSKI ' Cross Country. If you've ever seen him in action, Y0u'll not need to ask any questions. When he once gets going- Well, see for yourself. s-l'hoIu by l'h4-ll a qi CJ. CQ. .'. - lDEQ W? .3

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1.1 51362 Q tZQJCLf11,f5Ig1 ..s MARGARET COLEMAN f Peg j Home Economics Club '32, '33, Avocational Club '33, Secretary of Avocational Club '33. The best way to a man's heart is through his stomach. CHARLES FERGUSON Band '32. Charlie has a little car, Its gas tank is always low, But everywhere that Charlie goes That car is sure to go. ELEANOR CONNICK f C0mzie j Library Council '32, '33g German Club '32, '33g Home Room Cheerleader '3l. O students dear, have you heard About Connie and the Dickie-bird? FIORE FONTANA q Lf11fx'p Basketball '30, '31, '32. Lalo is quiet in the classroom, but he is very active when he plays basketball. JOSEPHINE JOAN CUPAK qfffo-fm Girls' Chorus. We wonder what attraction New York holds for Josephine, LYNDON C. FULLER R in Track '30g R in Cross Country '30, If I were to run As fast as I could No one could catch me, At least, no one should. 'RQ Q9-L 1933 ----2

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fl A 93. QFJJLQJQJ .I ' B4 qDEJ'GD-fzlvdlfn-Sfa ALEXANDRA PAULINE DAMON q P,w1 p Library Council '32, '33, Girls' Chorus '30, '31, '32g Home Economics Club '32, Avoca- tjonul Club '32, Pauline's life is like D. brook- lt has an UEddy in it. ARTHUR HALL q Dmfy'p Football '30, '31, Hi-Y Clubg Dramatics Club. Dinty is 2. husky lad To whom the girls have looked absurd. But that was before he went And met the blonds from Taberg. jANl2 M. DAVIES Avocational Club, Home Economics Clubg Girls' Chorus '32. Some day Jane will he getting better prizes, and greater fume for her organ play- mg. RAYMOND HANCHAR Q Rf1y j Slingerlandg Track, Chorus. We hear that Ray is a good dancer. HELEN CATHARINE DAVIS f Hzm 'j How lucky are we In the Class of '33 To have one so guy Who is willing to say- I'm your friend. YIEE SHE HONG QNl7c1llH5 Science Club. We've found this Oriental To be most kind and gentle, And though, oftimes, he's quite loquucious He never, never is rnendacious. l'lml0 by Vluell -., ..li KK qv. A . i