Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

Page 46 text:

The Sabre Senior Class JoHn F, PAYNE LOCUST GROVE, VIRGINIA “A che” 1922-23—Private Company ‘‘A,” Virginia Club, Please do not judge “Ache” by his nick- name, for it was not given him as an indi- cator of his disposition, but rather to show the minute effect of a name. John is one of the best liked boys in school, and is at all times welcome anywhere, even though the box has just arrived. He carries our best wishes with him and we are sure that he will make good. RAYMOND L. Moore STAPLETON, VIRGINIA 1921-22—Private Company ‘‘B,”’ Varsity Foot- ball, President W. I. L. S., Y. M. C. A., Minis- terial Band. ? 1922-23—First Lieutenant Compuiny 'A,’’ Var- sity Football, President Athletic Association, President Y. M. C, A., President V. C, Ministe- rial Band, W. I. lL. S. and Virginia Club. Raymond, alias the Rey. Dinty Moore, came spinning up in a high-powered flivver one fine afternoon, for his junior year, as pompous as the King of England on the way to his coro- nation. He is noted for his hasty trips “here and there.” South Avenue and Main Street have both ceased to stop and gaze as he goes flying by, as they haven’t time for common- places. Raymond is beloved by his fellow students and is a leader in all our activities. Here’s to his success in school, in the pulpit, and in the parlor. Page forty-two

Page 45 text:

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.

Page 47 text:

The Sabre GeorGE D. PoLLarp AYLETT, VIRGINIA “Jiggs” 1922-23—Private Company ‘‘B,”’ Virginia Club, W. W. L. S. Here we have one of the most noted men in the country. For who, though he be banker or ditch-digger, has not heard of “Jiggs.” Now that we have learned what it is to have “Jiggs” as a friend, we do not blame Dinty Moore for taking his life in his hands for his friend. Luck to him. May he always dodge trouble as successfully as he has Maggie while staying among us. Page forty-three Class Rosert S. Noor STATESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA “Sharp” 1922-23—Private Company ‘‘A,’”’ N. C. Club. Here is one of those quiet, but hard-work- ing, students. Few realized that such a per- son was in school, but “Sharp” soon proved it to us. He made his appearance last Septem- ber, and since then has kept forging ahead. “Dependability” is his watchword. Every- body that has come in contact with him is proud to claim his as a friend. It is with real regret that we see him leave, but we wish him luck in his future undertakings.