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

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-- if or-o-warm-rm '15, - YNYSF-7 Table of Contents FACULTY SPORTS CLASSES HUMOR ACTIVITIES ADVERTISERS 553 ART THEME In reviewing what preceding classes have used for the theme of their year-books, it was found that none had taken advantage of the interesting theme which the name of the book itself suggests. De-O-Wain-Sta means Oneida Carrying Place. As it happens, the former post office stands on the spot of this historic trail. Therefore, it is with a twofold purpose that we have chosen this as our theme. We hope to honor a once useful public servant, the old post office: and also the spot on which it stands, famous in the history of our state as being frequented by the Indians in crossing from Wood Creek to the Mohawk River. ' QYBLU3 T91

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Nc .t. ek , , - -,-- : El, DEOWERIN vm me e i Q N5 7.- c, Al 'hoto by .le-wi-ll. De-O-Wain-Sta-Staff Editor-in-Chief-Jane Dick Associate Editors Jack Ervay Jane Leckie Mary Nelson Donald Jackson Joseph Shacter Dorothy Parry Business Manager Associate Business Manager Kay Scott Albert Hooke Business Department Robert Mueller Amerigo Darkangelo Jessie VanVleet Lucille Juergens Elinor Schneible Salvatore Grieco Arthur Rosenburgh Doris Boyson Gertrude Dunning Jane Hinton Sports Editors Martin Birnie William Schiller Humor Editors Dan Williams Frances Larkin Sloly Hanchar Helen Sezna Snapshot Editors Norma Williams George Miner Art Editors Carol Dye Sonia Lemish Matthew l-oRusso George Orth Copy Editors Eleanor Groff Flora Guaspari Art Adviser Editorial Adviser Business Adviser Miss Vanderpool Miss Luce Mr. Smith l8l

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of-o-WAIN-rm t George R. Staley, Superintendent f 10 1