Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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1 n - -. -., -. r.- -. A C ', - - .-2 -f'4-z'3-15-g- ff Q ---if-- N .-tim e V -see -. 1 '.yq'qtg-, v- F 2' ' 53553 :E-f x 3 'Nsufg97.' f 5 3i3 E:- '3?:L.7-E .inf-' -f i S K. I ls A ,.. ff lim . , zfwffff. lgggtif l 1 .gg -. v' 1 ,. lg I Y in if. J ia, 5,53 . 53' ,i 15, il lil it . filrgijfigw 1. w - lim fi LEROY GEORGE VANDEVEER ANN iumon, MICH. HIXUIIH Think before you uri. Private Co. B, 1919-20: Member XVoodroxv lVilson Literary Society. 1919-20. Van came to ll.-M. A. soon after Christmas. I-le is a good-natured fellow and always has a smile for every one. 1-le has not been here very long, but has gained the friendship of all. Van is a great sport with the fair sex, and his pleasing ways and attractive manners make him very popular in social circles. 1-le is of a musical nature and can play almost any kind of instrument. Truly there is nothing better than to have such a talent for music. Van intends to take up law and follow in his iather's footsteps. XN'e all wish him the best of luck in future life. WILLIAM L. VAUGHAN IJELTAVILLE, vit. Bill lVlm iroizlilcx oilmrs may :ml res! liimsulff' Private Co. HC. 1918-193 Private Co. A, 1919- 203 Member Y. M. C. A.. 1919-205 Member VVash- ington Literary Society, 1919-20. Bill has been with us 'for the past two years and he iinishes this year. lt is his desire to attend V. P. 1. next fall and he hopes to become a civil engineer. We trust that the training' he has received here may scrve him well in his time of need, when the big books are to be mastered. Bill has made a good record here. He certainly has the brains, for in the classroom he shines like a star. Although he is not an athlete, Vaughan has plenty of pep for yelling and is one of the best rooters R.-M. A. has ever seen. Bill is still very young and has much of his life before him. May he plan it carefully and work diligently throughout the future. lVe know you will do it, old scout.

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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.

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