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

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FRANCES E. CASLER Every time Frances has the chance She spends an evening at a dance. RAY CARLEY Life’s a bowl of cherries To jolly, joking Ray. He never allows worries To spoil his day. FRANCES MARIE CATALDO A cute little girl With jet black hair And eyes like coal; But, oh, when angry, beware! JAMES A. CAROLLO James is the R. F. A. capitalist. What? You never herd of the Carollo “Ba- 9 nana Millions” ? MARY JANE CERESOLI Yes, it’s unbelievable, but it’s true! That our dear Mary will leave us soon. Chorus '38, '39. PAUL F. CATALDO Robert Taylor, did you say? No, thank you, we have Paul. De-O-Wain-Sta. CAROLINE CIVIOK Silence is golden, and Caroline is still definitely on the gold standard.

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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!

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EDWIN CASTLE ( 'Ed’’) A toast—a brilliant career for a grand fellow! Junior National Honor Society; Beta Hi-Y '37 '38, ’39, President '38, ’39; Debate Club '37; Dramatics Club '38, ’39; Speech Club ’38, ’39, Treasurer ’38, ’39; Senior Class Vice-President; Student Association President ’38, ’39; ory Board President ’38, '39; Student Council rreasurer ‘37, '38; National Honor Society ‘39; Senior Play. Advis- MARGARET CLARK (“Peg”) Peg is an aspiring “Billie Holliday.” Home Economics Club '38, '39; Archery Club ‘al, aes JOHN E. CHUDYK Don't let his quiet manner fool you eh, John? ELIZABETH CLIFFORD (‘‘Betty’’) Betty’s laugh is infectious, her charm and beauty are pleasing to the nth de- gree, and best of all—she’s a good sport. Junior Basketball Captain ’37; Senior Basket- ball ’38; Archery Club President ’37, ’38; Bas- ketball “R” ’37 NICHOLAS CHUDYK Still water runs deep; If Nicholas ever talks, It will be in his sleep. MARY MADELAIN COMIS Mary likes to cook and sew, To dust and sweep and stew; The joy of both her parents; Girls like Mary are so few. LOUIS CLAPPS JR. Behind the mustache, Louis is a grand fellow! Football '36, '37.