Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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Sabre Senior lee Harry B. CLay PARIS, KENTUCKY “Harry” 1922-23—Private Company ‘“B,” Southern Clinis Harry is a true Kentucky gentleman and as such is loved by all. Of an even disposi- tion, always willing to lend a helping hand, he soon became one of our most popular brother cadets. ‘Though he is very retiring, as may seem from his record, we are sure that he will climb the ladder of success to a great height. Witus C. CLEMENTS MARQUIN, VIRGINIA ee Cen CeTiiag 1921-22—Private Company “B,’’ Y. M. C. A., Washington Irving Literary Society. 1922-23—Corporal Company ‘“B,”’ Ju nior Foot- ball, Track Squad, Treasurer Sabre, Washington Irving Literary Society, Virginia Club, Y. M. C. ALN Ce The treasurer of our Annual has had some good training in the banking business for the last five months. He has made good at his task and has helped make all of us financially embarrassed. Clements is one of our hardest workers and can finish any task he undertakes. He says he hasn’t a girl, but we notice that he gets highly-scented letters about twice a week. We shall be sorry to see him leave in June, but hope for him a great career. Page thirty-two

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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.

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The Sabre Senior Class J. Horace Derickson, JR. OCEAN VIEW, DELAWARE “Dutch” 1922-23—Private Company ‘A,’ Basketball Squad, Track Squad, Northern Club, Y. M. C. A., Washington Irving Literary Society. “Dutch” hails from somewhere in Dela- ware and if you want to arouse his fighting spirit just tell him what a bum part of the country you think that is. Horace made his appearance among us at the first of this year and soon enjoyed the friendship of all. We do not know what college will be graced with his presence next year, but we are confident that, no matter where he goes, he will continue his successful career. Luck to him! Page thirty-three ALLEN B. DERICKSON OCEAN VIEW, DELAWARE “Derick? 1922-23—Private Company TAS Corporal Company ‘‘A,” Junior Football Squad, Baseball Squad, Northern Club, Y. M. C, A., Washington Irving Literary Society. It is not often that a school is lucky enough to have two brothers of such worth, but such is R. M. A.’s boast this year. Allen, in the short time that he has been here, has become pop- ular with everyone, both students and faculty. Science is his chief delight and we doubt not that he will be heard from in the near future as a leader in that profession.