Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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'S X --:isa .' Q 6 53 - -fer- ' .,:5-Afe:-12119 .- 4-3 ...:..g,...H,,Ei,. wx . ,, '. Ins E 2,01 -. ., Q v , Qi ,., g l sg , . I, 5 tg ,c,.5.rd sa. .aug 2-1:9 - -- muy f -awe? wwe- -f is--s f x ,S I I - , ,.. . ...,. .. EARL FRENC1-I STOWERS noinoss ciuxuigw, wx. Bull AI'ways ullcud I0 your own l7llSilIl'X.Y and let H113 other fellows alone. Private Co. UA, 1919-20: Member XVoodroW Wlilson Literary Society, 1919-20g Member Y. M. C. A., 1919-20: Critic Woodrow W'ilson Literary Society, 1919-20: lntersociety Debate, 1919-20: Bed- ford High School Debate, 1919-20. Bull is a big, husky fellow, such as is generally found in the beloved Southwest. Wfith his good nature, his wit, and his oratorial voice, he soon won the comradeship and the esteem of his fellow-stu- dents. He has a peculiar tenderness for all living creatures, particularly the young ladies. and is ever ready to lend a helping hand in promoting the wel- fare of the boys or the pleasure and enjoyment of his friends. Bull came to R.-M. A. in order to prepare him- self to enter V. P. 1. next fall and there take up agriculture. He wants to follow in the footsteps of his father as a great farmer. NWC hope that Bulls career will be a long and successful one. WV. ALLISON TRAVIS, E 9 wis1.noN, N. C. UAV, 'Bu sure you are riylzl, than yo ahead. Private Co. A, 1919-20: Member Wfooclrow Wfilson Literary Society, 1919-203 Member Y. M. C. A.. 1919-20. Al, being a good, free-hearted boy of noble character and wonderful good looks, has made many a heart throb in his career. He has made great achievements while attending school here in both school and social life. Al is a boy who loves diversion. and by his kind heart has gathered many friends all over the State. High ambition is one of the things he always tries to hold, and he is often heard saying, Use your brains and not your hands. Al is as good as his word, and, having an irre- sistible manner which is loved by every one, he is climbing the steep hill to success. As he intends to go to the University of North Carolina next year. we wish him as great a success as he has attained here. V

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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.

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N41 4 3,9-:L , ag .. 6 Z F ca -1.-.g.-gn-13-vig,-Si x : .mx .I ' :g:,S?2:,E.,:e 59. ?- .- - .. -.0-I . - v: 1 . ., -:fo ' --es-f Yfgll x 1 'N if 7 ' f b ggcii :f:'-31 ,3 512:55 6 A P wuz' 111' 'au' H1119 E of 1 1 THOMAS BART TURNER, E 'D A w 1 N NSBORO, TEXAS Texas T111117' I 'I can 1101 do il' ll!3i'L'l' llCC0lllf7li.Yl1L'll' Ulljlflllillfj, - , I will fry has wrouglzi tc1a11de1'.r. Private Co. A, 1919-205 Boxing Instructor, 1919-20. Texas Tom is from the land of cattle and sun- shine. Some people say that cattle made Texas famous, but not so here, because the line boys she sends to us have made her famous in Bedford. Tom is a boxer of no mean ability and has sixteen knockouts to his credit. He is not a professional at the game. but is in the game for the sport. He or- ganized a boxing class and has been of invaluable help to the boys along this line. VVhi1e he has been with us he has upheld the Texas reputation of sending popular boys here, because he is one of the most popular boys in school, and has a large number of friends who wish him luck when he leaves us. He is a young man that Randolph-lvlacon Academy will be proud to say is one of her boys. ALVAH L. TYREE, 'T 'I' 11LL11zr11n,u, w. va. H-GCIICIYIZD A lllllll is kll0IUll by his deeds. Program Committee and President XVoodrow W'ilson Literary Society, 1919-205 101111-11111 Q1lUI'fCI'ljl StaPf, 1919-20: Cheer Leader, 1919-20: Glee Club, 1919-205 President Debate Council, 1919-209 Vice- President Athletic Association, 1919-20: Dramatic Club, 1919-20. General is a fellow that just makes you like him. There is something about him that makes you his friend, and with his charming personality and wonderful ability he is sure to make good in the banking business, which he intends to take up. He has made a line president and the members of the Woodrow XlV11SO1'l Literary Society are proud to have such a noble young man at their head. He has done well with every task given him and we all wish him continued success. Much praise is due him as cheer leader. More than once he has led the team to victory with his cheer leading. He has been an honor to the school and we hate to lose him.