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

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CLASS OF 1913

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PERSONALS The Lost Purchase purchasing 1g u It Should Have Been “Early (give ano pt

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THE CALENDAR Sept. 9.—School opens. Faculty is one year older. Sept. 10.—Program is started. Sept. 11.—First ? ? ? Prof. Harris’ reign. Sept. 12.—B. Greenman as a fair ideal. conflicts since Barnard recognizes Miss Bennett to Only six periods. Sept. 13.—Impossible for take nine subjects. Sept. 16.—Hughes becomes a demogogue and is re-elected president of Class of 1913. Sept. 17.—The with vacant stares. Freshmen gaze about Sept. 18—Juniors gently press upon the left flank of the Seniors. Sept. 20.—Miss declaims in the role of Count of York. Sept. 25—Miss Corbin explains in An- cient History class how the elephants of Hannibal got “cold feet” while crossing the Alps. Sept. it ITS. 27.—Second rhetoricals. All Sen- Nothing to say. Sept. 28.—First football season. R. F. A. wins! Sept. 30.—Prof. Mason absent. due from Prof. Mason. game of the F-xcuse SENTOR ANNUAL Oct. 1.—P. the since the sun has always set in the Miller proves inductively morning it always will. Oct. 2.—Miss Hamlin returns to school and finds interest in Whaley. Oct. 3.—Miss Higham practices Caes- ar’s maneuvers. She swatted a fly (in cornu dex tro). Oct. 4+—Miss Nock becomes known as Mrs. Doyle in Virgil class. Oct. 5.—R. F. A. plays Colgate scrubs. et ». x2 with Givens at ITelen Blasier is seen sitting 4:30 P. M. get excited, it was on the boys’ side of the hall. Oct. Now do not 8.—The Virgil class are aroused from methodical dreams students of the by the alarm clock. — Oct. 9.—At noon, after a clapping ap- peal for dismissal, Prof. Harris goes upon the You should not applaud for every little rostrum (more applause). Harris— thing that comes up. Oct. 10.—Little seen discoursing with R. Scully. Oct. 11- grieved over the permanent departure of her Freshman Burroughs ‘Grace Felton becomes greatly beloved actor—Bishop.