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

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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!

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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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FRANCES BRUNO There was a little girl, And she had a little “Carl.” GEORGE BRENON George’s lengthy iist of sports, Doesn't seem to touch Upon the Brenon yen for things, Like music, art, and such. Track '36; Football '38; Basketball. LEMONTE BRONSON LeMonte is the Kreisler of the Tom Thumb Clan. Orchestra ‘38. JENNIE BURK I've locked myself in, I’ve locked the world out, For I have some matters I must be about. ALICE EDNA BURKE Our Alice Burke is one fine worker; We've never known her to be a shirker. Home Economics Club ’38, 39. R. DONALD BURCH Oh to be in Syracuse Now that April’s here! Hi Ho Gersey Hill! French Club; Student Council President ’38, '39; De-O-Wain-Sta. MIRANDIA BUSEK An answer to any man’s preference.