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

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THE 1918 SENIOR AINNIUAI. Kmt kmt knlt On the streets and cars O gee And I would that I had a button Left on the clothes of me' I had a khake colored dog You d see at Just one glance That when he got qulte out f breath Why he had khakr pantsI Llttle drops of water I..1ttIe gralns of sand Booze IS hrgh and sugar scarce Dont you uncIerstancI'3 A veteran poured a glass of rye I thought he never would stop But no he poured and he poured and said Ah well here s over the top' She VV1lI you buy me that I-le No thats too much to blow ln' And he was going so fast that he was unable to tell whether the pants behlnd hlm were hls own or the dog s Theres many a sllp twlxt cup and Is a saymg of Wlde fame But theres nothmg sllps tvuxt I1p and Ilp When playmg the Iovmg game We re too late The cars just Gone up the lull How do you know3 I see the tracks Sald MISS Harp to MISS Angell You have broken my strmgs Sald Miss Angell to MISS Harp I don t do such thlngs qmg a song of Furope I-I hly CIVlll7Cd Two and twenty natlons Wholly hypnotized Xvhen the battles open The bullets start to smg I n t that a sllly way To act for any k1ng3 The kmgs are ln the backgrounds Issumg commands The queens are m the parlor P r etlquettes demands The bankers ln the countmg house Are busy multlplylng The common people at the front Are domv all the dymg re Inc-w 1 luv the company of rs well as by t e V11 p nx vou carnot get mto L mdl, excuse thls dlgresslon Ru we Urve favor to thls concesslon Tea her and the whole processlon xell as students want a smgle cesslon Fdrtors Nlote I wlsh to state h t the author of the above Imes holds 1 poetlc Ilcense A Fme Cure for Love Take two quarts of splrxts twelve ounces of dxslxl-,es one pound of res olutxon two ounces of the power of fvpernence one large sprlg of tlme d one quart coolxng water of con deratlon Set them on the gentle F of love Sweeten lt wlth the Qar of forgetfullness Skim lt th the spoon of meloncholy Put m the bottom of your heart Cook wlth a sound consclence and then let nt remam and you wlll lnstantly hr-fl ease and be restored to your rlght senses agaln These thmgs are to be found at the apothecarys at the house of understandmg next door to reason ln Prudent street ln the parlsh of contentment I . , . i I ' I ' T . T. . . A I , ! lg . : , , 1 v . ' ' s . O h , ' ' o , . t , . . Q - , , c . , , - ' 1 ' . . ' 1 ' L ' . T, . , ., I V YP1' 3 K Ag uf v ' Z 'ICI' lfep 017: 2. , I1 . . . , . :V 1 it j W , T, . -. A ' M g , hanclkerchiefg it's only 3153? - '- 5 Z - , ' .C , S 1 ' ' . As . ' 1- . + ft ' ,. t L . Ilp, . ' ' Y - I T ' ' 1 U n I r ' ' ' - ar- ' - T ' F5 ' . -Ye ' ' ' .. . , ' sv . ' ' . .. ' wi 4 . D .. ' ,, it' . . .. ,, ' it ' ' ., . . . ' ' , as A . n . ' v : 9 4 . .. , . .. . 30

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THE 1918 SENIOR ANNUAL HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1920 From the very first tlme we the Class of l920 entered the Study Hall whlch was on a Wednesday mornlng we became aware of the fact that we were the class whose presence had been looked for And thus lt fell our lot to brmg new llfe to dear old R F A At Christmas tlme 1n the year l9l6 we responded to the carrying out of an old time custom that of decoratmg the Study Hall Thls we dxd ln a pleasmg manner whxch won the admlratlon of all who had prevxously partlcl pated ln carrymg out th1s custom Patrxotlsm a word whlch rmgs throughout the world 1n tlme of war ln thls our Sophomore Year has been our xdeallsm We have glven generously to the Belglum Relief Fund subscrlbed for Lxberty Bonds and Thrlft Stamps and have not fell short elther m glVll'lg money or ln supplylng workers for the Red Cross We now eagerly awalt the time when we ever successful ln our attempts shall assume the dutles of unlors taklng as our standard the memorable work accompllshed by Class I8 R A C Cupid s Culsme Souffle A frothy sweet lxght as nothmg compound of soft words and honeyed klsses mlxed by moonllght and served by twos Frosting A cold Whlte cover mg composed of kmd words and farewell hand shakes spread upon dough Stew Occasloned by finance bemg dlscovered tete a tete Wlth supposedly dlscarded sweetheart Goulash An old fussers dlsh composed of remnants of varlous love affalrs warmed up and served wlth a sauce of ust as young as l used to be Roast Take a bxt of Jealousy let lt summer for a few days then heat It suddenly wlth a hot word or two untll xt turns brown Hash Trxflmg hand squeezers ldle glances vagrant smlles and mls lnterpreted words with blts of be tween the lmes from formal letters served on crusty words Tart Acldulated a ff e c t 1 o n all chopped together and baked dry Doughnut A flxrtatlon wnth nothmg ln It A Scottlsh countrywoman was taking her son to the school for the flrst tlme and after xmpressmg the choolmaster wlth the necesslty of the boy having a thoroughly good educatlon she Hmshed up by saylng Be sure he learns Latln But my dear lady Sald the guage So much the better replled the woman Ye ken he s goln be an undertaker Say walter what s the matter3 Thls coffee tastes awfully muddy3 Well you see lt was ground thls mornmg' Dld you know that l have had my pictures taken'-5 Cot the proofs3 Nope youll have to take my word for lt ane Every one of my beaux IS named Bllly L12 Gee you re a regular blll collector are t you5 ' 1 1 , , , , - . , .A . . . . , - ll 0 u I! 1 1' n 1 o Y 1 , . 7 5 , , . , . . . . . V , . . . . . S . . . -n Y . - . Y . . : . . .. . .. , . .. .. . ' 1 1 1 a cake that has suddenly become all SCl'100lIT1?1StCY. Latin is H dead lan- ,. I u R tb - II I 1 1 - - , , . I l -W 7 - .. . , 9 Y y Q . - - I - - . ,, R 46 D ' 1 - - . 1 1 . . . .. , g . Z . ' ' ' 'Q y KK ' U1 Y ' - ll Y . Y - s li , . . . . s , . Y 32