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

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Tue SENIOR ANNUAL PLAYERS’ RECORDS i. A.B. R. H. P.O. White, ¢ 3 1 - Keating, 2b : 11 Carroll, ss ) Inman, cf Dittmeyer, sub Schneible, p Doyle (Capt.), Ib..-. Murphy, rf rust, OD. ¢s-s 256s Race, Rockwell, sub........ Maxwell, sub Total Average A. FOOT BALL SCHEDULE MANAGERS 1912 Football, 1911, William Fielding. September 28—East Syracuse at Rome. Football, 1912, George Williams. October 5—Open. Baseball, 1912, Byron Fox. October 12—Rome at Utica. Hockey, 1911-12, John Murphy. October 19—Rome at Watertown. October 26—Watertown at Rome. November 2—Rome at Auburn. CAPTAINS November 9—Syracuse North High at Football, 1911—William Heilig, Howard Rome. Carroll, Byron Fox. November 16—Rome at Little Falls. Football, 1912—Howard Carroll. November 23—Little Falls at Rome. Baseball, 1912—Erwin Doyle. November 28—Utica at Rome. Hockey, 1911-12- Edward Krumm. gel =s WX =aN 5 eg | OLD ACADEMY

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THe SENIOR ANNUAL SOCIAL FUNCTIONS THE HALLOWE’EN PARTY The class of 1912 is to be congratulated upon the success ot the -lallow e’en Party. [aking example from other Senior Hal lowe’en Parties, we determined to make preparations weeks before time. Accord many secret and mysterious meetings held. Many rumors which were set afloat by the crafty ingly, were and varied were the would be going to How- ‘ver, three days before the party we com- Seniors. One day we Westernville; the next to Verona. pleted our final plans. One of our class- mates, Mr. J. Houston Duffy, extended to us the hospitality of his home in Taberg, which the class unanimously accepted. Not until the day of the party was the place of departure decided upon, this proving to Miss Washington Street. t about home of dams on North be the a kuarter of seven the Seniors began to arrive from all parts of the com- pass, all bearing their coats and other neces- sary impedimenta, and, incidentally, a happy smile. Half an hour later the two roomy our hay-racks which were to bear us to destination arrived. Everyone piled on, and in a few moments we were rolling rapi ly along West Dominick Street. We reached the State Road without mishap, with every- one in a state of apprehension and fearful anxiety, for somewhere along the road we expected to encounter the Juniors. How- ever, in spite of our watchfulness, we per ceived nothing to indicate the presence of the lower classmen. When we reached the end of the State Road, the thoroughfare from thence to Ta berg became nearly impassable, because of We consulted who had decided that our various obstacles. with the drivers, motive power, although very excellent specimens of the species (equina), were wholly in- capable of drawing us to our objective point. Accordingly, some of the dignified members of the company were obliged to dismount from their comfortables positions and become devotees of that most healthful exercise, “pedestrianism.” In spite of all our difficulties, we reached Mr. Duffy’s home at about half-past ten,