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BERNARD VINCENT BUONANNO, JR.
"Bernie,” "Mister 38”
14 Brookway Road, Providence, R. I.
Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1949 Grade 7
First Form: Bumblebees Football; Bumblebees Bas­
ketball; Bumblebees Baseball
Second Form: Middlers Football; Junior Varsity Bas­
ketball; Middlers Baseball
Third Form: Junior Varsity Football; Varsity Basket­
ball, letter; Varsity Baseball; Chess Club; Delphian
Board; Snack Bar; Honors
Fourth Form: Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball,
letter; Varsity Baseball, letter; Treasurer of Class;
Junior Member of Athletic Assoc.; Business Man­
ager of Delphian; M. B. News; Snack Bar; S. A. C.
Member
Fifth Form: Varsity Football, letter; Captain of Var­
sity Basketball, letter; Captain of Varsity Baseball;
President of Class; President Athletic Association;
President of S. A. C.; Circulation Editor of Delphian;
Managing Editor of M. B. News; Mosaic Board
Head of just about everything in school . . . most
modest member of the "31 Club” . . . has a purple
award which he always keeps close to his heart . . .
infamous tennis enthusiast . . . stays up nights think­
ing of ways to keep the boys in 8th period study
happy.

EDWARD JOSEPH CAPUANO, JR.
"Clip”
52 President Ave., Providence, R. I.
Entered Moses Brown Sept., 1952 Grade 10
Third Form: J. V. Football; Junior Swimming; Ten­
nis
Fourth Form: Tennis; Junior Swimming; 2nd Prize
Senior Declamation Contest
Fifth Form: Tennis; Wrestling; Business Mgr. of
Proscenium Club; Business Mgr. of Mosaic
"Come ’n get your red-hot tickets all you lucky
people,” orated Aristotle Capuano in the hallowed
confines of study hall. With this, the renowned ve­
hicle trader strutted out to his newly painted chariot
and drove off to solicit ads for the yearly tribune.