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

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THe SENIOR ANNUAL 17 TRACK Continuing the custom adopted by the students some years ago, but recently dropped because of the lack of interest, the Rome Free Academy was this year repre- sented in the Interscholastic Meet | held in Syracuse under the auspices of Syr- Track acuse University. For weeks before the event the athletes were continually prac- ticing under the supervision of Joseph Fitz- gerald, who assumed the the management of team. Five representatives were to make the journey, but, for some unknown reason, two were obliged to drop out, leavy ing but three participants contesting, name ly Herbst, Crider and Fitzgerald. Sad to relate, our team was not successful in even forth earnest efforts to do justice to R. F. A. W. A. F,, 712. scoring, although the members put Urica Foor Batt TEAM AFTER Rome-Urica GAME OUR HISTORY TEACHER Miss Corbin is of Grecian art, nd beauty of Roman mold. Her features of an English choice, An American brave and bold. Rachel— “‘Vy is it ven you go fishing you take Ikey and not Jakey ?” be “Vell, didn’t doctor say Ikey’s got worms ?”—E.r. (her husband ) der Place—At Miss Maloney’s. Time—10:00 P. M. Characters— Mr. Prof. Holleran, singing “When Shall We Three Meet Again?” Prof. Mason. Connell. Weep, and you're called a baby; Laugh, and you're called a fool; Yield, and you're called a coward; Stand , and you're called a mule; Smile, and they'll call you silly ; Frown, and they'll call you gruff ; Put on a front like a millionaire And some will call you a “Bluff.” Professor of Chemistry—‘What is a kiss ? Student—“A kiss is an isthmus, which joins two large or small bodies. A simul- taneous contraction of the lips and expan- the while sion of heart. Prevalent in dark cor- ners, the best specimens are found in seclusion. They never occur free. Equa- tion—2 lips + 2 lips = 1 KiS++H,O.”