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

Page 11 text:

' ' De-O-Wczizz-Sffz 1936 Yxlalger 'Lf ewton, Principal fx HLQQJVM., . L 9

Page 10 text:

1936 De-O-Xxfain-Sm t George R. Staley, Superintendent 5 nt

Page 12 text:

1936 De-0-Wdin-Sta -A A- A Tribute to Miss Bibbins t Always glad to have Miss Bibbins come, was the teachers' feeling when she supervised Art work in the grades. Always glad to go to Miss Bibbins's class, was and is the equally universal feeling of high-school students. In all the twenty-odd years she has been in Rome there is one thing she has never learned, at least from personal experience. That is the meaning of the word discouriesy. She seems to have been born with the faculty of getting the best from people, young and old, and getting it as a natural response to her own fine char- acter, manners and taste. The high standards of excellence maintained in her classes have helped to make R. F. A. a better school. Her friendly human understanding has helped to make it a happier school. May all the rewards of a well-spent professional life be hers. Among these rewards, the gratitude and affection of all her former pupils and teaching asso ciates are already assured. GEORGE R. STALEY, Superintendent. IO