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

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eit, fe Pi b-OWK® IN SN EFFIE BECKWITH About Effie we found very little dirt, But once in a while she likes to flirt. DON BARRETT Our friend Don is full of fun Always happy, never glum. Junior National Honor Society. ESTHER BINGHAM Esther is quiet and studious; these characteristics are unfortunately not found in everyone. Press Club ’38, '39; Library Council '37, ’38, ‘39; French Club ’38, ’39; Debate Club ’36, ’37; As National Honor Society; Academic Honor. d V JAMES G. BEASLEY Veda If you think he can handle a Pontiac, You should watch him handle a tennis rack(et). VIOLA BOWER Viola has a vivacious smile, and pleasing to the eye. VINCENT BEDNARZ A second Louis Armstrong. Student Council '36, '37; Band ’37, ’38. ESTHER BODDY Presenting one of R. F. A.’s most pop- ular and promising co-eds. Basketball ’37, ’38; Debate Club 37, '38; Home Economics Club ’37; Library Council '37, 38; Speech Club ’38; Student Council ’38.

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MURIEL ABBE When Muriel goes in training, she'll miss the fun she has had dancing. Chorus. NICHOLAS AUGUSTINE Although quiet and conservative now, just wait till Nick gets out of school. VERA M. BARNARD We know no better than Vera. Captain Basketball ’37; Basketball '38. all-round sport WILLIAM BARTON (‘Bill’) Bill was born a natural joker, Especially in clasess, where he’s never a poker. RUTH BARTHCLOMAY If wisdom is better than riches, Ruthie has a grand start on the road to wealth. Junior National Honor Society °35; Second Freshman Honor '35; Dramatics Club '37, ’38; French Club ’38; Salutatorian. ROBERT BAUMANN By the list below you all can see Bob’s days and nights are seldom free, But outside clubs never stop him From always getting his homework in. Junior National Honor Society; National Honor Society '39; Boys’ Freshman Prize '36; Varsity Debate Team '37, '38, ’39; Science Forum '37, 38, ’°39; Pres. '39; Beta Hi-Y; National Forensic League; Press Club Vice-President '38, '39; Roman Forum ’'36, '37, '38, '39, Vice-President; Valedictorian. FRANCES BAVERLE So small, so sweet, And quite petite.

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DORA A. BONANI Her sparkling eyes and curly hair will inspire Angelo just as much as they have us. Dante Club ’37; Library Council '38; Basket- ball '37; Archery Club ’37 ALBERT G. BERNHOLZ Here’s the fellow who can give a ten- minute talk in two minutes! Commercial Contest ‘36. BERNICE BROWN Bernice is very quiet and sedate; But in her recitations, She is very seldom late. Debate Club '38, '39; Academic Honor. HENRY BOLANOWSKI Not only clothes and looks has he, But with them personality. JANICE BROWN Quiet, capable and a joy to her teach- ers—she always has her homework done! Student Council Secretary ‘37, °38; Library Council '37; Le Cercle Francais ‘38. DAVID N. BOSWELL (‘‘Bos’’) It used to be, “A haircut, please.” Later he said, “I need a shave.” Now it’s just, “How about a shine?” Hi-Y '37, ’38, ’39; Football ’37, ’38, '39. NORMA BROWN Mary had a little lamb, And Jack, his pumpkin pie; But Norman has them both surpassed. Can that girl bake? Oh, my!