Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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in Lit, Y 1 1 11- I1-W 'S 1.-....f5:ee.f.s-.ze - .-- Q 9' 9 2 -. . -ef. -, X. its f' mi We is -' li9'tl :' v- a I- 1 rz.-gs. ggz x 597 1 , 5 :i1. o :g:.5,5i, ag:Ef -f i .5 K. 1 I l le.,-ez: i- -M . mr ' it iii vig il ll WILLIAM F. 'RlCKS MT. ouve, N. C. Bill Be 1vrc1u1rcd. Private Co. Bug Buglerg Private Baud, 1919- 2Og Glee Club, 1919-205 Critic Xvashington Literary Society, 1919-20: Lynchburg High School Debate, 1919-209 Class Prophet, 1919-20. Bill hails from the Old North State. and she can justly be proud of her son. His pleasing per- sonality and gentlemanly manners have won for him many friends and admirers. Bill leaves us to enter Trinity, where we are sure that he will con- tinue to soar in the skies of attainment. The record he leaves shows that he was zealous and untiring in his efforts as a student. Though Bill did not stand out among the mighty athletes, he was always there with the old school spirit. He is invaluable as a Iirst tenor in our Glee Club, and is a loyal sup- porter of the XlVZlSlll1'1gtOl1 Literary Society. He was a strong factor in winning the debate from Lynch- burg High School, but we fear that he lost his heart to one of the fair students of the Hill City. We bid him Godspeed and feel sure that he will suc- ceed in whatever channel of life he 'feels called. ANGEL FERNANDEZ SANCI-IEZ UARCELUNETA, Pokro iuco HSCIIICZIBSU Lorie gotwzzs flu' imi-z'er.rc. Vlfhile a number of us were on tl1e veranda, last fall, soon after school started, Sanchez made his lirst appearance, just from that beautiful island of the Wfest Indies. . Sanches is small, but no where in school is there one who possesses more grey matter than he, In addition he is a source of much amusement. If Sanches, with his coin trick. his cartoons. his box- ing stunts, his quick tongue, and his wit in general can't make you laugh till you cry, I would advise you to see the doctor. He left the University of Porto Rico and came here to complete his prepara- tory work and to increase his knowledge of English. Full well has he done this as every one will testify. Sanchez expects to go to Georgetown University next, fall and there take up the study of law. X'Ve expect much of him. May his life's work be suc- cessful and beneficial.

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we l -1. ' , 'au - x ,, 0 Q -'--3-252-'Sci- X 1 ' 155' W '. '- '- EE, -32511525131 -1 2 Q ' . 9 hang A. . -. -. , Q X ,E . A 5 .od . Q. G li vii v- 1:,.-g- - . Nga- .E-ff - u!1 f ' 1 .3215 3325.501 55:55 Quai X i 7 HARRY E. SH EETZ FA YETTEVILLE, N. c. LEO STALNAKER TAMPA, FLA. ffI.IaplU,v uskill-7'ly The lwu 'is the tongue of the mind. Private Co. A, 1919-205 Member Y. M. C. A., 1313-233 Glee Club, 1919-203 Art Editor T1-115 SABRE, -2 . Happy, as he is generally called, came to us a happy-go-lucky Rat from Donaldson Military Academy. Happy has many talents, the best known of them among the boys is his ability at beating bones And when it comes to drawing no one can surpass him, for he is a born artist. VVe must not overlook the fact that this young man likes music and ladies. a great combination. If you can not lind Happy around the building, you will had him playing some soft melody and dreaming of the long ago, dreaming of his old Cadillac, and the sweet-faced young maiden of his home town whom he adores. Happy, however, does not spend all of his time in idle dreams, for he is one of Randolph-Macon's most studious pupils. He leaves us this year for Trinity, and herds wishing him success for the rest of his life. . This, above all. fo thine own self Ile true. Chief Musician, 1919-20: Chaplain Wfoodrow 1Vilson Literary Society, 1919-20: Vice-President XVoodrow Xfifilsou Literary Society, 1919-20: Presi- dent Glee Club, 1919-20: Ministerial Band, 1919-20: Gospel Team, 1919-205 Treasurer Y. M, C. A.. 1919- 205 Secretary Y. M. C. 1919-20: Program Com- mittee Vifoodrow Xufilson Literary Society, 1919-203 Intersociety Debate. 1919-203 Lynchburg High School Debate, 1919-20: Editor-in-Chief Rr-iiriion Qiiarfcrly, 1919-203 Class Valedictorian, 1919-20. The task ot the Writer of this is very difficult. for so lnueh could und should be Said about Skinny that no one can do him justice. His honors take up so much room that it will be necessary to dwell on only a few of his many admirable qualities. Tn the classroom no stu- dent at Randolph-Macon surpasses him. He has been on the first honor roll every report. averaging anywhere from QS to 100 on all studies. Some of the students think that he studies very hard, but it just comes natural with him to learn and he does so quickly. He is gifted in musical lines. being chief musician of our school, iirst tenor In the Glee fllub. and general utility :nan in lead- ing the singing in chapel. His literary attainments de- serve special mention. He is our best debater. liavintf won in every debate he has ever been on. He upheld the colors of R,-M, A. with T.ynchlu1rg High most ably and helped to bring back victory. llis editorials in the liwlmionv Q1rm'fm'IJl are quite noteworthy. He favors Billy Sundays method of charming thousands and he thinks he will follow that line. XYe know more to say uf him. but our space is all taken. so we will say we wish him continued success at Emory University next year, and in his future, which promises to bc a brilliant one.