Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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Un - 1-- -.sz .-...JE- : Ifhnx i , ,glfgilgilfgigl ., 'sf 64, ' . g A Q., --liv'ti:' Pe ess. I 1:35- :f -s -- :ss Ss refs fluent 'S 1 x ww vw-is WILLIAM NEWBOLD CRAWFGRD, 23 9 GEORGE BEN CROFTON, 3 K '-NORFOLK. VA. 1:ou131:soNvI1.l.l5, N. c. ' Bill 'Tlrere'.r llllfllillg half so swecl in life us lo've'.r young drum-nz. Private Co. A, 1919-20. Bill came to Randolph-Macon after serving for some time as a reporter on the staff of the Balti- more Ameriruzz. I-le soon won the esteem and con- lidence of us all, in fact there are few indeed who are able to withstand his agreeable manner and winning smile. Bill soon became a prominent ligure in thc social life of the school and town. l-Ie is seen at all the dances around Bedford. and often attends social functions in Lynchburg and Roanoke. He loves the girls and the majority of them love him. Bill has no aversion to work. ln his classes he has done well, as he has in all the tasks he under- takes. Although Bill did not make any team this year he is one of the foremost in encouraging teams and in advancing school activity. He is considering attending NVashington and Lee, and we are sure that he will make good there as he has done he1'e. Ban Always be right and you will never get luflf' Private Co. B, 1918-19: Private Co. A, 1919- 20: Member Y. M. C. A., 1918-20g Baseball Squad, 1919-20. Ben arrived at Randolph-Macon in the fall of 1918. The lure of home got him, however, and hc did not return after Christmas. This year we were all delighted to see him back full of renewed energy. lrlis record is a brilliant one, especially when the ladies are concerned, 'for he is a champion heart- breaker. Ben has the rare faculty of not saying much, but what he says is full of wisdom, as it were from the mouth of a prophet. He is the first-string pitcher on the baseball team and we count on him bringing many victories to R.-M. A. this season. Next year will tind him hard at work at Carolina. His character knows no failure, so he is bound to make a great success.

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'S -ss-is' if ,mg bei I 71 la-Irv nd .. :, 1: sf .Z X 11 :ur-' 6 .X '! - h nz .-I . : -L . -z ., Q - ' A b , . . B 4 Q6 'FQM via f-5'f1E. 1 f2c,5-t i x 2 1 , 5 :E ' :g:,5,f2 5-212 . .1 I I X GARLAN D NOKlfLl3ET CARTER noYnToN, va. W'ILLlAM RANDOLPH COSBY, T 'I' RLCI-IMOND, VA. HDUCU Run Nut failure, bill low aim. is L'I'i1llC.H V Private Co. B, 1918-193 Private and Corporal Co. B, 1919-20g Member Wfashington Literary Society, 1918-19: Member Y. M. C. A., 1918-20. Doc came to us last year from lioydton High School. He was not a fresh Rat, therefore re- mained rather obscure u11til this year when his ex- cellent qualities were recognized by his fcllow-stu- dents. He is very quiet, but those who move in the inner circle of his friendship have found him a true and genial friend. His ideals are high and he will always succeed, because he is energetic and has a determination that will knock clown all c1iHiculties which face him. It is his desire to prepare himself for greater service in life, and we wish him much success and happiness in whatever vocation he may choose. Bulk were ynmzg and unc was bcuzzlifzilf' Sergeant Co. A, 1918-19: Second Lieutenant Co. A, 1919-20: Secretary-Treasurer Tennis Club, 1919-205 THE SAIIRE Staff, 1919-20. Ran came to us from John Marshall High School. .lt seems to be his wish to make friends wherever he goes and he has truly won a large host of them at R.-M. A. On the football Held he was always full of pep and ready to do his part. Al- though he did not win his monogram he deserves much credit for what he did for the team. He is making an excellent showing in baseball practice and bids fair to be one of the regulars. He is a good student. and his work in Science and English is of a high order. Wfe are sorry to see him leave, but we are confident that he will accomplish great things.

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-.sa ..,:a:g45g:?5?:, X .-11 ..- V5 5 W ,V Z -, ,g:g1.fg?ge2Q1 ,L ei gh Q46 ' awe' QQ VIVA! ' P- , , ,., . .. -.f:-1 , .., v-1 , ' 1 5 -. ,,,,.,. H .., . .0 2.5. - .-...V -v -. sugwi- - sec-s. .isis-41 as-s 'f x 5 1?l: Q. its ff PM Tl RIEGINALD A. CROWELL, E K 1x1,.i:nMA1u.is, N. C. 'Crowe!l Do one Hlillg ai iz iiwlcf and do it wall. Private Co. C, 1918-195 Sergeant Co. A, 1919- 205 Member Y. M. C. A., 1918-20. In the fall of 1918, Crowell came to Randolph- Maeon with the determination to do well and work hard in spite of difhculties that might arise. VVhile he does not get on the lirst honor roll every month, he is a' man on whom you can count all the time. He has made many friends among the boys, being a generous, kind-hearted fellow, He is quite a military man and has succeeded in obtaining the rank of third sergeant of his company. lt has made our hearts U1ElC1 to know him, and we wish for him un- told success. JOHN MELVIN CRYMES sourn l-IIl.l,, vii. '!aclc Olly, gallanl' brailzel' of flzv gelzcrorls South! Private Co. Af, 1918-19g Member VVashington Literary Society, 1918-19-205 Member Y. M. C. A., 1918-20. The time is drawing near when Jack must leave his beloved R.-M. A. and step on to higher things in life. He has been with us for the past two years, and never has there been found a boy with a more amiable disposition. His hearty laugh, his thought- ful words, and his kind deeds make him the man that R.-M. A. likes to turn out into the world. Al- though Iaclc was a Senior last year he came back to take up the postgraduate course so that he might lighten his burden in his Freshman year at college. XIVC are sending' members of our classes to many colleges and universities, and it is Iack's intention to represent us at johns Hopkins University. where he will prepare himself to be a doctor. 4 ..k:-'1- A . - -Ali..--i--l -1