Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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Sabre Senior Class JoseEpH WarREN KINNEY FORT VALLEY, GEORGIA OI aie? 1922-33—Private Company “A,” Southern Clubs You Mia CaeAG Joe is one of those who believes in going a long way for an education. His stories of the Georgia “coons” (both kinds) have helped us while away many dreary hours. Due to his knack of story-telling and pleasant dis- position, he is very popular. We hope him success wherever he goes. Karu LEE JUSTICE ERWIN, TENNESSEE 1921-22—Private Company “B,’’ Basketball Squad, Baseball Squad, Y. M. C. A. 1922-23—Corporal and Private Company ‘‘B,’’ Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball Squad, Y. M. C. A., Vice-President Woodrow Wilson Lit- erary Society, Southern Club, Karl Lee came to us in February of last year from Erwin, Tennessee, and has been a prize sojourner in our midst ever since. He engages in every form of athletics and is a loyal supporter of R. M. A. He is a welcome visitor among our lady friends in Bedford, but it is plain to see that he left his heart in ‘Tennessee. He has made good use of his time here and we are sure that great achievements are before him. Page forty

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The Sabre Senior Class WILLIAM ALLISON HEADLEY SHARPS, VIRGINIA “Bill” 1922-23—Private Company ‘‘B,’’ Baseball Squad, Y. M. C. A.; W..1I. L. S., Virginia Club. “Bill” lives up to his name in that he is one of the headiest boys in school. It makes little difference to him whether it is a Math prob- lem or a Latin lesson, as he solves all equally well. There is no doubt that he will rise high over the common level of life. Page thirty-nine Russet, C. HAMMACK EMMERTON, VIRGINIA “Hamlet? 1922-28—Private and Corporal Company ‘‘A,’’ Baseball Squad, Washington Irving Literary So- ciety, Virginia Club. This splendid young fellow dropped in one fine September day to pay us a visit and, inci- denally, to get the “Ole Sheepskin.” Since then his unassuming and kindly ways have impressed us all, and all who have come in contact with him are somewhat the better for it. He has “toted” the gun with us and walked the “bull ring” with us and groaned like the rest of us when he heard the sweet suggestion of “Don’t let them get cold” issued ; but he has lost none of his cheeriness because of these experiences. For him we wish the best of luck during his college and business career.

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The Sabre Senior DoucLtas WALLACE MacDoNaLp PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA “Mac” 1921-22—Private Company ‘A,’ Treasurer W. 1 Td Ur, tS geek de I Ie Oa 1922-23—Private Company ‘“‘A,’”’ Junior Foot- ball Squad, President W. I. L. S., Northern Club, “Mac” hails from the city of Pittsburg, cele- brated for its smoky atmosphere and as the home of Andrew Carnegie. We have a say- ing that “If you want to know how the weather is outside, look down toward the tennis courts, and if you don’t see ‘Mac’ in his white ducks it is going to rain.” We are assured that success awaits him in life. Page forty-one Class CHARLES F, Koonce, JR. RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA “Madam” 1921-22—-Private Company “B,”’ Varsity Bas- ketball, W. W. L. S. 1922-23—Sergeant-Major, Second Lieutenant of Staff, Varsity Basketball, President of W. W. L. S., Vice-President of N, C . Club. Charles comes from the capital of the “Old North State,’ and is noted among us for his cheerfulness as well as for his skill in basket- ball. For two years the bugler has faced the task of getting him up for reveille. “Madam” holds many positions of trust in our midst and is popular with all. He is one of the social leaders in Bedford society. We have great hopes for him on the highway of life.