Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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535125-5 .- '22 Ql Qi T, b' lm - - , :-sing: . 1 110 to X l if lr lo .4 1. .gl 3.2 5 9 f 22 ,Qi 'lol .50 fi. Q a f I- ,ull 1 5 91 4 sg i ff 561170 in 5,2 Qexax X at el l 'Q ,011 .1 fl X All 5.1 wi- n ,, Mi! --,. Y K ' xnxx, 'gwzziwlllm sf , gg- W 'hi , Hu: ii , ,v . L. B. HYMAN FATSON, N. C. '-'fn-nf 4 5 'Fa Z' 2. 'B- M N. 2 'N ffl E I' Q P. Q N E- 3 N Z Q N fe 'Tl 74 ' -. . Member Y. M. C. A., 1918-20: Member W'oodrow Wilson Literary Society, 1919-20. t'Britt'f is one of the best-natured fellows you gen- erally meet. Whenever you see him he has a broad smile, and consequently he has formed lasting friendship with a large number of students at R.-M. A. The time has come and he will say good- bye to the old Academy, and we believe that what he has gotten here will help him in all times of need. Luck to you, old scout. 3' . 'fir -V g JACK IOYNER, 2 Q clxievslzuize. N. F. 'fr1ck Var1'r1'y is ffm spicrr of life. Private and Corporal Co. C, 1918-195 Second Lieutenant Staff, 1919-205 First Lieutenant Staff, 1919-205 Reunion, Q-uczrlerly Reporter, 1919-203 THE SABRE Staff, 1919-20. True to his motto, Iack is indeed El student possessing a variety of qualities which have won him a host of friends. His genial smile, pleasant dis- position, and gentlemanly manner as an officer and as a man showed to us that he will easily win the favor and confidence of all with whom he comes in contact. It is whispered that Jack is one of the members of that widely known club, the heart- breakersf' There are few fair clamsels who can withstand him. He must have kissed the Blarney stone some time in his life. This, however, does not seem to interfere with his studies, for his work in class does him much credit. l:Ve wish you much luck. Jack, in your career at the Universiy of North Carolina. You will some day he a successful lawyer. 44