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

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ab?o rDO-Q'qQJJln'5fa 'X' JULIA LEMISH qrffflzwp Camera Club Secretary, German Club '32, '33, Library Council '32, '33, Slingerland '32, Basketball '31, Girl Scout Patrol Leader and President, De-O-Wain-Sta Staff, Volley Ball Captain, Gym Letter '31, '32, '33. Julie is our all-around girl who, we re- cently discovered, looks like Garbo! SYLVESTER A. SALCE f Sil j Basketball R '31, Captain '32, '33, Football R '31, '32, Track '32, Boys' Chorus. Sil's face last year we could not see. C'mon Sil were you hiding from the ref- eree? ELIZABETH L. MARKS Uaeffyfp Dramatics Club '32, '33, Library Council '32, '33, Home Room Chairman '31, '32. Tell us, Betty, How many men come with evcry Hudson? HARRY A. SCOTT q'fE,fq.rp French Club, Band '32. His name explains why he runs around town in his car on a gill of gasoline. jOYCE E. MORTON Q M01'f j Vice-President Senior Class, Vice-President Advisory Board, Student Council, De-O- Wain-Sta Staff, Dramatics Club, French Club, Winter Sports Club, Dramatics Club Play '32, Home Room Chairman, Vice-Presi- dent of Students' Association. Pretty and popular as you can see, Always as busy as a bee, In the bookstore or in the hall Life's a big game, just free for all. THOMAS L. SCULLY f Red j Red sighs for the good old days when he played dolls with the little blue-eyed blonde. Photo by 'Cbell 1 ... f X X .ff 1, ef If f 4711! a 'R qv, CQ. O Xa

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0. o rDQg-Q-Tdafnfsfa s MARJORIE ANN KOENIG They tell us that some Oneida boy who drives a blue Essex likes painters. PAUL F. RIEGLER Der Deutsche Verein. Quiet at first, but just wait until he gets started. IRMA A. KUEHN Student Council '30g De-O-Wain'Sta Staffg La Societe Francaise '33g National Honor Society: Salutatorian. Her modesty yields IOOWQ for Irma won't admit that she always knows the answer be- fore the question is asked. WILLIAM ROSS q Bil! p The most popular boy on River street. PEARL JOSEPHINE KOZMA fufoenj Chorus '30, '31g Home Economics Club. Made in a piece of nature's madness, Too small almost for the life and gladness That over-filled her. JAMES Rossi qffjfmnp Track '30g Cross Country '31g Football '32g Basketball '32, '33g Baseball. Jimmy, oh, what a dazzling pearl is he, In sports he stands aloft, ln school is so adroit And in love wields he such modesty! hom by Uhell . u CQ, .', '

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: qDeyfC9-Twain-Sta I PERNAL MURPHY Will Pernal ever chance to see, A Tom Thumb just as tall as sho? JOHN SECCURRA A stout youth of deep convictions-when some girls aren't around. IRENE G. NELLENBACH La Societe Francaiseg Basketball Gym R 'SZQ Slingerland Try-out '32. Whatever a teacher could inquire for, To every why she had a wherefore. FRED SESTITO May he be dark and handsome, May he be slim a11d debonair, In other words, may he be like Fred, Are the words of many a maiderfs prayer. MARY SOPHIA NISIEWICZ Here is the praise that comes to but few: Ever in earnest and always true blue. VINCENZA NORELLI Q Vi j Home Economics Club '31, 32, '33g Avoca- tional Club '33g Basketball '30, '32, ,335 Shorthand II Contest '33g Slingerland Try- A out '33g Gym Letter '33. Vi's warning to the girls is, Beware, the A sun will fade your hair. 1 Photo by Vholl . -l- CQAD1 e o