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

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Left: Of course I'm working Below; Ma says neatness counts. Peek-a-Boo. It's Thursday again. What's the excuse this time? Grrrrrereeeeeee Fight! Waiting for Santa Claus? Chet, get off my foot. Just keep walking.

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Junior Achievement Wanna buy some stock?” This question is a sure sign that the teen-ager who asks you is a member of a Junior Achievement Company. Since Junior Achievement com- panies are like any other small enterprises, their members must sell stock, besides mak- ing, packaging and selling their products. In fact, the only difference between J. A. and other small businesses is that the Junior Achievement companies are entirely run by teen-agers. Naturally, some adult direction is needed; this is provided by businessmen from the local larger enterprises who sponsor our city’s Junior Achievement companies. The way these businessmen willingly give their time to help their town’s teen-agers by ac- quainting them with the fundamentals of business is greatly appreciated by all Junior Achievers.

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Please don’t feed the animals. “O say can you see??” “Rosenback and Bookman?” I feel like a nebbish”. Wanna drog? I still say .. - ale But where's the mike? Aye Aye Sir.