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

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HEME “All the world’s a stage and all the men and women merely players.” In our small world, RFA is our stage on which we, the students, play our parts under the able direction of our teach- ers and administrative staff. The classrooms, the halls, the stadium, the gym, have been our sets where the spotlight has illuminated our separate joys and sadnesses, our hopes and despairs. This past year we became the proud possessors of new sets which emerged from years of confusion and construction, among them a spacious auditorium and stage. As we leave RFA for the larger stage of which Shake- speare spoke, we hope that each succeeding cast will inherit as fine a theater in which to play their varied roles as we have They have their exits and their entrances; and one man in his time plays many parts.”

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Carl S. Paige With sincere gratitude we, the Senior Class of Rome Free Academy, wish to express our apprecia- tion to our capable producer Mr. Carl S. Paige. During the past three years he has- given us untiring co-operation and valuable advice. We are sure of his dependability though he remains quietly in the background. Myron Whitemore With the deepest sense of.appreciation, we the Senior Class of Rome Free Academy, wish to pay tribute to our deserving Vice-principal and co-pro- ducer Mr. Whittemore. We shall always remember him for his unselfish consideration for others and his firm belief in choosing what is right. He is never too busy to offer a practical solution to our problems.