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

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BETTY DORN Silence is golden—and it pays well if Betty’s marks are any indication. WALTER EADES 4 man of mystery—that is, when he’s not fooling around or tearing down the hockey rink. Tennis Team ’38. HELEN ALBERTA DOTY Helen of Troy had nothing on our Helen—except a wooden horse. CARLTON EAKINS He 's tall and handsome And a basketball star, But from Marion Roser He’s never very far. Student Council °36, '37: Basketball '37, 39; Baseball ’38; Football ’38. OLIVE M. DUNN Olive is a good worker, one possessed with intelligence, tact and good humor. Junior National Honor Society. RICHARD EDWARDS Tall, dark and handsome! Dick, how- ever, seems fairly immune to the sighs of the fair sex. Football ‘35. MARY JANE ESPOSITO Mary is good-natured and has a grand sense of humor.

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DOROTHEA MARIE DEL NERO Our thanks to Dorothea who has taught us the meaning of gentleness, efficiency, and true friendship. Dante Club °36, Vice-President '37, ‘38, ‘39; Press Club ’39; Debate Club ’'37, President ’'38, °39; Dramatics Club ’37, ’38; Il Foro ’37, Editor- in-Chief '38, '39; French Club ’38, ’39; National Honor Society; De-O-Wain-Sta. SAM Di BELLA Sammy certainly bowls them over. No, not girls—bowling pins. Bowling Team ‘37, '38. ANGELA MARIE DeNOIA No matter what field of work you choose, Whether it’s in the line of dancer, doc- tor, or such, We’re sure that with your intelligence You’li make much. Dante Club ’36, '37, ’38, ’39; Il Foro ’37, ’38, ’39: Chorus °37; Library Council ’37. ROBERT DOYLE (‘Bob’) Always a friend, never a foe; We'll all feel sorry to see Bob go. Sophomore Class President; Student Council. JENNIE DePALMA If you ask Jennie what her secret of being well-dressed is, she'll reply it’s as old as Cleopatra. WILLIAM DUNN William is an ambitious lad who be- lieves in putting business before pleas- ure. LAURA Di MARCO Whether in sports or in studies, Laura is always in the race.

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JOSEPHINE ESPOSITO Rose knows her Latin And her English, too. What is there That Rose can't do? WILLIAM EGAN (‘Bill’) If you think Bill can play football, you should see him cook. Football ’36, ’38. ROSA FARRIER Energy, tenacity, and loyalty consti- tute Rose’s character. Library Council '37, '38; Speech Club '38, '39; Debate Club ’38, ’39. NICK ESPOSITO You have to be a football hero to get along with a beautiful girl. Nick has no worries on this score! Football ’37, ’38; Baseball '37; De-O-Wain-Sta. SHIRLEY FELSHAW We would not be surprised to see Shirley take an unusual interest in gardening this year! Debate Club; Home Economics Club; Le Cercle Francais; National Junior Honor So- ciety; Student Council °35. DONALD EVANS You can see him, you can hear him, Coming down the sireet; And everyone that knows him He will always surely greet. Hi-Y '36, ’37, °38, ’39; Assistant Baseball Man- ager '36. MARY SABINA FIKE Pretty, sweet and kind, True blue to the core. Naturally curly hair Boys, you couldn’t ask for more! D. A. R. Junior High Representative '35; Ro- man Forum ’38, °'39; Science Forum Vice- President; Home Economics '38, '39; Basket- ball ’°37; Bowling Team ’37; German Club ’37; Library Council ’37, ’38; De-O-Wain-Sta; Na- tional Honor Society.