Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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Senior GerorGE A. CAREY HAVANA, CUBA 1920-21—-Private Company ‘‘B.” 1921-22—Out of Military, Y. M. C, A., Wash- ington Irving Literary Society. : 1922-23—Out of Military, Southern Club, We shall always have a warm place in our hearts for all Cubans due to impressions re- ceived from the Careys. No matter where we gather, George will always have a hearty welcome. He has been one of the few men to start and complete his preparatory work at Randolph-Macon. Georgia Tech will be the gainer by our loss. Class RosBertT R. Cary HAVANA, CUBA 1920-21—Private Company “‘B.”’ 1921-22—Out of Military, Washington Irving Literary Society. 1922-23—Out of Military, Southern Club. All that we have said of George applies to Robert. Many a pleasant hour have we whiled away listening to them play, or talk of that pleasant and sunny land from which they come. Speaking of pleasure, ours has been increased very much by Robert’s presence. Robert is a universal favorite with the ladies and is one of those whose good luck is envied by others. Page thirty

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The Sabre Ee fod ee, Senior Class Hawes CAMPBELL, JR. ENFIELD, VIRGINIA “Haw! Haw!” 1922-23—Private Company “B,’’ Basketball Squad, Virginia Club, Woodrow Wilson Literary Society. Haw! Haw! But it is not at Hawes, but with him. Many pleasant moments have we spent in his society listening with all our ears for his rare jokes. Luck to him! May he laugh his way to success as he has into our hearts. Page twenty-nine Firoyp Bryan Best RICHMOND, VIRGINIA “Parson” 1921-22—Out of Military, Washington Irving Literary Society, Y. M. C. A. 1922-23—Out of Military, Y. M. C. A. “Parson” Best came from our Capital City fired with zeal for books and study, as be- comes one of his calling. His problem with us was the getting of a diploma in two years without forfeiting the respect of a wife or his membership in the Ministerial Band. He has succeeded as is his custom, but he will tell you himself that it took lots of candy and early rising to do it. In passing, he found a place among our winning inter-society de- baters, and took away the Reed Junior Schol- arship Medal.

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The Sabre Senior Class JoHN DoucLas CLARK GOODE, VIRGINIA “Doug” 1921-22—Private Company ‘‘A,’’ Y. M. C. A., Ministerial Band. 1922-23—Private Company ‘“A,’’ Basketball Squad, Track Squad, Y. M. C, A., Ministerial Band and Bedford Club, “Doug” means to go to Africa as a medical missionary. He will make good, if he is not ensnared by the multitudinous charmers that lurk beside his path. He freely confesses that the girls all fall for him. Let his purpose be his safeguard. Fending off all the beauti- ful damsels of Goode will give him a fine preparation to withstand all the wiles of the devious ways that lie before him. Page thirty-one H. A. CLark NELSON, VIRGINIA “Souse” 1920-21—-Private Company ‘‘B.”’ 1921-22-—-Private Company ‘B.” 1922-23—Sergeant Company Sit) a OOLDaL Squad, Virginia Club. “Souse”’ is beloved by all and so far as we know, loves all. Though at times he would lead us to believe him to be kin to “Desperate Ambrosia,” but then we know “Souse,”’ and though he invents some awful words, we side- track them and take him as he is, big-hearted and kind. If everyone had a wish, it would undoubtedly be for his happy-go-lucky nature.