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

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CERAMICS “Mona Lisa.” “We're Painting the Town Red.’ ART AND MUSIC “Pear-shaped tones, please!” is the familiar cry from the music room. Our music and art departments have done a fine job in challenging the creative minds as well as in extracurricular activities. While art students design dance posters, the choir and band rehearse for public appearances. BAND CHOIR “And the Band Played On.” “Mr. Music Man.”

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AMERICAN HISTORY WORLD HISTORY “America.” “Around the World in 80 Days.” HISTORY AND ENGLISH It is not an unusual sight at R.F.A. to see a student quoting Hamlet or arguing about the outcome of the Civil War. The student meets Hamlet in fourth year English after having already met Macbeth while a junior and become acquainted with Gran’ther Pendleton and Johnny Tremain in his sophomore year. The fourth year English course is a well-rounded one, includ- ing study in grammar, literature, and public speaking History is also an important part of the student’s high school l ife. This course includes three and a half years of such subjects as world history, American government, and American history. JUNIOR ENGLISH SPEECH “Ain’'t That a Shame.” “You've Got to Accentuate the Positive.’

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“Dancing in the Dark.”