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

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I . . f i ef r ,V J Xu K. X, i .1 9 3,4 ik De-O-Wain-Sta ik l 9 3 4 Photo by McClusky BETTY BUCKINGHAM Dramatics Club '33, '34: Dramatics Club Play '33: Winter Sports Club '32, '33: French Club '34: De-O-Wain-Sta Staff: Orange Parrot '32, '33. When Betty goes out promenading In her dainty suit of black, The fellows, one and all of them, Unconsciously look back. EDWARD WILLIAM BRUNNER We hear that Ed is quite a bowler. THERESA BUTKIEWICZ C'Tc.fic j Girls' Chorus: Orchestra. A maiden fair, a maiden jolly, opposed to all that's melancholy. HENRY BUCZEK C'lIm1k D Basketball Squad '34 Here's a young chap Who is the most modest of all. He lets very few people know That he plays basketball. ANNA E. BUTTON C A71ll D Avocational Club '33, '34: Home Room Vice- Chairman '32: Basketball Letters '32, '33, '34: Gym Letter '33, '34, First in held, First in court. First in any kind of sport, ANDREW THEODORE BUICKO German Club: Orange Parrot: Sea Scouts: De- O-Wain-Sta Staff. XVC all know two things about Andy-- Xlt drawing and Sea Scouting hes just dandy. R. F. A.

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9 3 4 ik De-O-Wain-Sta ik 1934 ANNA BARBER C Am1e j Quality . . . not quantity. NORBERT BESENFELDER C N01'I2 D Norb is the soccer king of our class. HELEN C. 'BISHOPP q Ezih 3 Dramatics Club '33, '34: Dramatics Club Plays '33: Student Council '32, '33: De-O-Wain-Sta Staff: Home Economics Club '32, '33: Avoca- tional Club '33, '34: Winter Sports Club '33: Senior Play. She's quite a little actress, She's in almost every play And always at this art. Shes very good they say. BERNARD M. BIEN C'Bemzy,'D Without Beany there would be no Orange Parrot or other things either, because Beany as you all know is our master printer. BETTY LEW BUX De-O-Wain-Sta Staff: Home Economics Club '32: Dramatics Club '33, '34: Winter Sports Club '33: Library Council '33, '34. Boys came Boys played 'Til Ted came . . . he stayed. MATTHEW W. BRAUN Baseball With a singleness of purpose, And a star as his aim. We feel that our Matthew Will soon achieve fame. R. F. A. Photo by McCl usky

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9 3 4 jk De-O-Wain-Sta ik I 9 JUNE E. CABLE Chorus '32: Associate Editor 'iOrange Parrot '3-lx Modern Problems Club '34. Alack the day I took to writing rhymes! Alas, 'twill surely me undo: And yet were I undone a thousand times, I'd write another one for you. MILTON J. BURKHART C'Mi!t j President Junior Class, Captain Golf Team. Hazards don't bother Milt a bit, he always gets to the top. STEPHANIE CARMILLO C Sief'lj Basketball Letter '33: Gym Letter '33: Avoca- tional Club. Ready to Work, ready to play, Ready to help whenever she may. ANTHONY A. CALANDRA q T0ny'f3 Cross Country R '3O: Baseball R '31, '32, '33, '34, Block UR Club: Captain Basket- ball '32, '33. Basketball and baseball I like to play, But to go with the girls never will pay. GERALDINE MILDRED CARPENTER C jew'ie D French Club '33, '34: Chorus '3l. From our Jerrie, giggles come At the slightest provocation. How dreary would our classroom be If Jerrie took a vacation. JOHN CASLER q j0am2y'3 Commercial Play: Boys' Chorus. Although rather quiet in school, Johnny has that type of personality that is sure to make him an outstanding hgure. R. F. A. Photo by NIcCl usky f 7'