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

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CARL S. PAIGE Principal We see our principal every day in Rome Free Academy and feel that we know him. Yet, we do not know him until we review his school and sports records. Mr. Paige attended Ogdensburg Free Academy and then St. Lawrence University where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He participated in football, basketball, track and wrestling. Before coming to Rome, he was assistant principal of Cmouverneur High School, and principal of Norwood High School. At one time he was president of St. Lawrence County Schoolmen's Association. At present he is treasurer of Section Ill, New York State Public High School Athletic Association and is president of Central Oneida League. The class of 1946 will remember our happy days at R. F. A. under his guidance.

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The name Superintendent of Schools causes us to regard the individual so titled with awe and fearsome respect, but behind the authority of oflice We find a personality that breeds warmth, geniality, and the human qualities that endear him to those associated with him. Educator, scholar, administrator, and leader, Mr. Lyndon H. Strough comes to Rome as a Roman. His record is one of which he can be proud. After early education in Rome, he graduated from Oneida High School. From there he Went to Colgate for his degree. His post-graduate Work at the University of Buffalo and Niagara University added Master of Arts to his name. He has served the cause of education by teaching and admin- istering at Oneida, Fulton, and Niagara Falls. ln higher education he has taught at the New York State College for Teachers summer school, and has served as president of state educational organizations, Mr. Strough, We are honored by the return of a native son who now serves us so Well. We bid you, therefore, a hearty Welcome With every wish for your continued success. It is our regret that as you come, We must go: but We are sure that those who follow us Will enjoy the benefit of your administration. As your first graduating class we are highly honored.

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DE-O-WAIN-STA 0 1946 Seated: Miss Luce, Miss Herrman, Miss Britton, Mrs. Graves, Miss Davies, Miss Kingsley, Mrs. Bates, Miss Temple, Miss Buicko. Second Row: Miss Barnard, Mr. Taylor, Mrs. White, Mrs. Marsland, Mrs. Gott, Miss Stauring, Mrs. Towler, Miss Mittenmaier, Mr. Paige, Miss Eysaman, Mrs. Copia, Miss Riley, Miss M. Clark, Miss K. Clarke, Miss Blood, Miss Vanderpool, Mr. Moe, Mrs. Woods. Third Rofw: Mr. Dorsino, Mr. Lundblad, Mr. Manwaring, Mr. Ward, Mr. Blank, Mr. Whitte- more, Mr. Smith, Mr. Pelkey, and Mr. McIntosh. Faculty Principal CARL S. PAIGE B.S., M.A., St. Lawrence University Sigma Pi, Phi Beta Kappa JANE P. MARSLAND A.B., Syracuse University MARIAN E. HERRMAN . Librarian B.S. in L.S., New York State College for Teachers English Foreign Languages LOUISE KINGSLEY . Dean of Gl't'lS A.B., Wells College ELIZABETH LUCE A.B., Syracuse University PHILA E. BATES B.L.I., Emerson College MARY E. DAVIES A.B., New York College for Teachers GLADYS GOTT A.B., Bucknell University llll LAURA A. STAURING . Latin A.B., Elmira College KATHARINE M. CLARKE French and Spanish A.B., William Smith College Phi Beta Kappa HARRIET M. BLOOD . . German A.B., Syracuse University Phi Beta Kappa Pi Lambda Theta RUTH E. BARNARD . French and Latin B.A., M.A., Middlebury College