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a Se On moving up day, Frank Cook takes over as president of the Senior Class from James Atkin- son, last year’s president. With the passing to Frank Cook of the gavel of authority, symbol of leadership of the Senior Class, the class of 56 started its year. It has been a good year, full of the everyday routine and extraordinary happenings that constitute our school life. In this section we will en- deavor to bring you a resume of the routine and also of the year's memorable events.
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Features The life of circus performers is a full one. Continually on the move from town to town, the circus people have many varied types of activities. Giving shows, working to set them up, living, and eat- ing as a unit are just a few samples of their every day curricula. Here at R.F.A., also, we have a full schedule. We take a great variety of courses. We have many sports, dances, plays and other activities that make up our every day and every year at Rome Free Academy and that gives us a life as rounded as that of the circus, based on regular work and frosted with glitter.
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Here is Frank in his north auditorium study hall Student Day Because most of the time at school is spent in classes, we decided to follow a typical student through an average day. For our student we chose Frank Cook, president of the senior class. Frank is active in school affairs such as Sligerland, Senior Play, BSI, Hi-Y, and sports like cross country. He has a full academic schedule, consisting of French, Physics, Practical Writing, and Typing. He starts his days as most of us do; getting up, eating, and arriving at school at about 8:15, both he and his convertible still half asleep. Then there is the battle of the lockers, with Frank occasionally coming out ahead. After roll call and the announc- ments, at which he takes his turn once a week, we pass to the morning classes. Above: “Well, I'll be shoveling off.” Right: Everyone has to dig for the books at sometime.
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