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

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THE 1918 SENIOR ANNUAL Wlllson who lnslsted that he keep close to her the remalnder of the evenmg Old txmes were then revlved and the Tommy Tucker and Vlfglnla Reel were called off after whrch the crowd ID general but the chaperones rn particular thought the tlme had come to depart for the blg clty So the merry throng collected themselves together as best they could and made for the slexghs all anxlous for a comfortable seat The homeward tr1p was quite uneventful hveryone snuggled down under the blankets whlch were poor protectlon agalnst the dlsagreeable ram and sleet Many departed into the land of slumber only to be awakened by the shrlll call of the clrlver that we had at last reached Rome So ended that eventful mght one whlch w1ll never be forgotten They approached from either slde Not a word was spoken Not a Slght was heard No one ln the room stlrred She was blushmg prettlly and was as red as a rose He was as pale as death or the chalk cliffs of England Slower and slower they advanced Now only a llttle dlstance separated them Wrll they never reach each other3 They approach They brush one agamst the other They klss And slowly they contmue thelr separate courses Alas they are only bllllard balls' No Longer Blmd Peg Wallis l love my love ln zebra hose ln purple vell she s grand But oh my love ln solled whlte spats ls more than l can stand It s better to alm at somethlng and ITIISS rt than to alm at nothlng and hrt It ln Exams A word on the cuff IS worth two In the book Every man IS occasionally what he ought to be perpetually A Real Sport udve Ten years for burglarlz mfr 1 house Have you anythlng to say for yourself3 Crambllng George Sure you shake the clxce to see whether we mrke lt twenty years or nothlng Wore than 5000 elephants a year go to make our plano keys had been reaclmg a patent medlclne almanac For the land s sake exclalmed the landlady Amt rt wonderful what some anlmals can be tralned to o Flrst Glrl Women always con tradlct one another Second Glrl They do not Pa will you glVC me a good llck mv right now3 Why thls l..emuel3 lm golng to sneak off and go swlmmmg ancl l dont want to bothered wlth a future Speakmg of bathmg ln famous springs sand the tramp to the tour rs l bathed m the sprmg of 86 . Y . y , . v . . , . . . 7 , , . .' : 5 5 - . u' - . 5 2 . I Y A T' . l- , . V . . 2 V . . . I A , . if ' 1 - ' remarked the student boarder, who D l ' 41 . Y il s , , l Cl Y . . n I - , . , . , . .. , , . s , g, - , . . 5 , 1 Q 4 Q tt . , . - . . y . be . .. u t it Y a v Y U, Z4

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THE 1918 SENIOR ANNUAL SENIOR SLEIGHRIDE The wmd sung around the corners of the Hlgh School bulldlng Blg grey and whlte masses of clouds rolled over each other rn the northern sky Snow fell lightly large whlte flakes floated gently to the ground Out from beneath a cover of blankets m one of the loads one Harold Rath bone emerged and was seen for a second and then ducking back hid hrs ndentnty He was looking for an extra slexgh whlch might transport the unfortunate left overs to the gay vlllage of Westernvrlle As the tlme was Heetmg fast our worthy Presldent deemed It wlser to start for Liberty Hall and let the others get there best they could Our rlde to Westernvllle with one exceptlon was enjoyed by all The one exception however was blamed upon the first team which evidently could not keep m the road and attempted to swrm through the dnfts of snow toward Lake Delta However after a long and tedlous process the horses were helped mto 'he road avam and we proceeded on our way Prof Roberts was m a very gay state of mmd as he usually IS and when ne was not smgmg some favorlate college son he was very forcrbly expound mg the arguments for havmg movlng plcture houses open on Sunday lVlurry XVlllSfJH and Sarah Stockmg performed the dull dutxes of chaperones and from what l heard and saw they were kept busy but drd not fall short of helr task At last our destmatnon Lxberty Hall was reached and everyone piled out Rathbone RICE and Bradt got thelr first however and saw to lt that no one to the room above and the orchestra started m on some of that ar Jazz musxc fthe klnd that makes you dance and each and every one went to rt During he danclng Adelaide ones dropped a stitch and everybody stopped dancing to look for lt After a short search Harold Rathbone who was er a talking to Lllllan Wood ln an obscure corner of the hall dlscovered rt and rn order to make lt known he had to reveal hrs own ldentlty whlch spolled hrs pleasure for a tame at least About l l 30 the last load of left overs straggled m and after happy greet ngs were exchanged dancmg was resumed tlll mndmght Probably no one would have thought of adjournlng to the dmlng room below lf MOIIIS LCVIHC had not suddenly poped out of no where and made the frank statement that he had gone without dmner and lunch at home Just so he could Hll up on thus occasxon This was enough together wxth the announcement by Adelaide ones and Clay Aldndge chefs and dlsh washer respectively that everythlng was rn readiness for the feast to start a rush for the dmmv room And those eats Oh boy' never 1n the hlstory of Senior slelghrldes had there ever been such a bount1ful feed as was 3Waltlng thelr eager eyes and stomachs too The chef assisted by Ruth Kmgsley had coffee on sale for a mckle a cup which alded consrderably rn clearmg expenses After the enjoyable repast the merry folks resumed dancmg wrth renewed vigor Every other dance moonllght which was taken advantage of by all especxally by Rathbone who was seen attemptlnv a camouflaged lovmv party but was cau ht by Nlurry Z3 . ' ' C ' l , . . . g . - r . entered without first giving an account of himself. The bunch then adjourned . D . O V g .. ..

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