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

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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.

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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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BERTHA BUTTERS If Hitler’s power increases, Bertha may be glad she took German after all. NICHOLAS JOSEPH BUSH Nick is very unassuming, but he’s the kind of fellow you'd want to go with on a dangerous trip. MATILDA CALICCHIA ( Mickey’’) Mickey’s quiet, unassuming way Will surely reap harvests some day. Library Council '37; Press Club ’37. MICHAEL BUSYCZAK Lc, a phenomenon! An R. F. A. stu- dent who rises at 5:00 a. m. AMELIA CAMPANARO With pearly white teeth And wavy black hair; Amelia, so sweet Amelia, so fair. Home Economics '37; Chorus ‘38. PAUL CARISSIMO Alas! poor maidens—he, too, is a woman hater. Football '37, ’38; De-O-Wain-Sta. ELEANOR CANGIANO Seemingly quiet and shy, but in reality—Oh!