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

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BEVERLY COOK “Bev” is the pride and joy of our sports department. Chorus °38; Archery Club '37; Basketball '37; Bowling Team ’38. ROBERT CLYDESDALE (‘'Bob’’) Hanasume, debonair, this is indeed our man-about-town—Bob! Band °36, ’37, ’38, ’°39; Chorus ’36, ’37, '38; Football °’36, '37; Junior National Honor So- ciety; Beta Hi-Y '37, '38; De-O-Wain-Sta; Na- tional Honor Society. THERESA CORTESE Vim, Vigor, Vitality! A perfect model for an “ad” For any pill or drink or food, Which claims to put a girl or lad In an extra peppy mood. Library Council; Debate Club; Speech Club. ROSCOE T. COLUCCIO Roscoe is not only an accomplished pianist—he’s also a “Baer” hunter. Hi-Y ’36, ’37, ’38, ’39; Queen’s Husband; Cho- rus '37, '38. CAROLINE C. COSTELLO Friendly is just one adjective That describes this dark-haired girl; But to tell you ail her qualities Would take too long to unfurl. Archery Club '37; Library Council '38; Roman Forum ’38; Speech Club ’39; Bowling Club. GREGORY T. CORRADINO He may tread his path alone, but he has found it to be successful. Dante Club ‘38. DORIS M. COULSTON Doris is small and pretty. She needn't worry about a date, For there isn’t a boy in school Whose admiration she'd fail to rate. Archery Club ’37.

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EDWIN CASTLE ( 'Ed’’) A toast—a brilliant career for a grand fellow! Junior National Honor Society; Beta Hi-Y '37 '38, ’39, President '38, ’39; Debate Club '37; Dramatics Club '38, ’39; Speech Club ’38, ’39, Treasurer ’38, ’39; Senior Class Vice-President; Student Association President ’38, ’39; ory Board President ’38, '39; Student Council rreasurer ‘37, '38; National Honor Society ‘39; Senior Play. Advis- MARGARET CLARK (“Peg”) Peg is an aspiring “Billie Holliday.” Home Economics Club '38, '39; Archery Club ‘al, aes JOHN E. CHUDYK Don't let his quiet manner fool you eh, John? ELIZABETH CLIFFORD (‘‘Betty’’) Betty’s laugh is infectious, her charm and beauty are pleasing to the nth de- gree, and best of all—she’s a good sport. Junior Basketball Captain ’37; Senior Basket- ball ’38; Archery Club President ’37, ’38; Bas- ketball “R” ’37 NICHOLAS CHUDYK Still water runs deep; If Nicholas ever talks, It will be in his sleep. MARY MADELAIN COMIS Mary likes to cook and sew, To dust and sweep and stew; The joy of both her parents; Girls like Mary are so few. LOUIS CLAPPS JR. Behind the mustache, Louis is a grand fellow! Football '36, '37.

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AON ANS MARY ALBERTUS CURLEY Mary is full of energy, intelligence and personality in every way. Speech Club President °'39; Advisory Board Vice-President '39; German Club Vice-Presi- dent '37, '38; Queen’s Husband; Debate Club 37: Dramatics Club ‘37; Junior National Honor Society '36; Archery Club ’'38; Basketball ’'37, ’38: Basketball “R” ’38 Economics Club 20 ae Her record is outstanding ; Home JOHN DAVIES John is certainly a BIG R. F. A. football team. German Club; Hi-Y Club; Football; Student Council '37; Chorus ’37, '38, '39. boon to the THELMA CURCIO Thelma is a peach; Thelma is swell. All we can say is That Thelma is a pal. HAROLD W. DELAMETER All frequenters of the library know that Harold has a nose for news. MATILDA DeCAROLIS (‘Tillie’) Cheerful, cheerful little Tillie, With pretty dimples in her cheeks Greets her friends sincerely Every time she smiles or speaks. Debate Club ‘37, '38, ’°39; Library Council ‘37 38, ’39; Press Club ’38, 39. ANTHONY DeCOSTY (‘Josh’) Many a fair maiden hath swooned over this handsome lad. His neat appear- ance and his familiar stride are fea- tures which will ever keep “Josh” in our memory. MARGARET J. DeLUTIS “Her tongue doth fail her, But her charm speaketh for her.” Chorus ‘38.