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

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R. F A. De-0- Wain-Sta -Photo by McC1usky 26 I 9 Graduates 36 BERNARD EADES C Barney Q Something tells us that 'flunien thinks the Hscotts' are O Kay, ' Hi-Y, Track '34, '35, Track '35, Baseball '35, Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Football '33, '34, '35, Foot- ball R '35, De-0-Wain-Sta, Student Council, German Club, President Senior Class. O BETTY GADDIS I clon't find it necessary to learn to bake pies, All I have to do is just roll my eyes. Commercial Play '34. EMALYN CANNON Were we to make a little rhyme About this gal, we fear We'd have to write to the printer and say, Current heart throbs' name goes in here. Avocational Club '35, '36. KENNETH EDWARDS It was a great event in Kenny's life when he passed his geometry. De-O-Wain-Sta, Orange Parrot '35, '36, Dramatics Club '36, Hi-Y '36, Senior Play. LUCY R. GIARDINO ls Lucy always so quiet? Gylll R '34, '35. HAROLD WILLIAM FARRIER It was probably his reserve fweightj that made Harold last two years on the gridiron. Football '34, '35, Basketball Manager '36, Ad- visory Board '36, Hi-Y '36, Library Play '36, MABEL CQAWEHN A good sport-a better friend. - Gym R '34, '35, German Club '34, '35, '36, Secre- tary-Treasurer German Club '35, '36.

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R.FA. I9 Graduates 36 De-0-Wain-Sta ANNA EVANS Very quiet-this Anna Evans. Anyone ever hear her shout? Oh heavens! KENNETH DOTZLER C Ken D ,lkivl ' Ken's way of reading keeps his audience in susperhle. '- . Y I ix' Y' MYFANWY EVANS How to use spare time never bothers me. I just sit and knit, you see. Home Economics Club. ERWIN DOYLE pp His wavy hair would be a perfect imitation of the ocean if it were not for its color. HELEN FALCO When we say the world needs more like you, Helen, we mean it! We think you're swell! i 'ns 1 li wvwwv-FM-I ' STANTON NORMAN DRUMMOND Straight as a willow, Fl-hat's Stanton. Radio Club Junior' High '32g Secretary of Sen Seouts '34. LUCILLE E. FROELICH If you have anything to hide don't tell Lucille-or you'll find your secret in the R. F. A. news. Iiibrary Council: Home Economics Clubg Press Club, Secretnryg Comniercizil Play '36g National Honor Sorvit-ty '3ti. in -Photo by McClusky 25

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5 A ' R.FA. I9 Graduates 36 N De-O- Wain-Sta ROCCO FIASCHETTI f Roclf j 'N - A ,lf- No matter what field ' ii Of work you choose, lx-J, x ' . With such intelligence You can never lose. National Junior Honor Societyg Student Council '33-'34, '34-'35g President of Frenf-h Club: Dramatics Club, Roman Forumg De-O-Wain-Stag Debate '35, '36g Hi-YQ Sixth Academic Honor, National Honor Society '36g Senior Play. ' LINDA GEORGE So shy, so demure! Or is she? We're not sure! Library Council '35, '36, Volleyball '34, Basket- ball '34, Gym Letters '34, '35, '36. VIRGIL JOHN FERLO Virgil has quite a temper for a small person. ' Debate Club, Glee Club, Italian Club, 'I'reasu1-er of Freshman Class. 5. , .-Ss. LUCILLE GETBEHEAD ' Tell me, Miss Gethebead-with that personality how can you get behind? Mays Library Council '34, '35, French Club '35g Home Economics Club '35, '36. JAMES FLAGS If Jimmy keeps up his piano playing, he may turn out to be a Paclerewski. . I Hi-Y '35, '36g Dranxatics '35, '3G. I MARY GIANNOTTI Mary is indeed a friend. ALEC E. FORMIKELL Alec is more interested in the appearance of his hair than in the grades on his report card. lt. F. A. Golf Team. -Photo hy MeClusky eedeem - -e.-- 27 JV., .4 L1 rs 'M 'Lf . 1 I 1 . 1..f 4 I 1