Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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FI ! AN KLIN liAFTJ ) ]!?:I)F0KI). ViHCilNIA 1 ii25-20- ' )iit of Military. lil2()-27- ' -()iif of Milit ' .n ' v. CHARLES MATTHEW PITT Vliarlic Noiil-’OLK, VlRC.IXIA 102(1-21— Fi ivato Co. R ; Y. ' SI. C. A. 1021- 22 — Corporal Co. B; Football S([na(l; Basket-ball Scjuad; Basel)all S(nia(l : Secretary M ' ooilrow M ' ilsoii Literary Society; iM. C. A. 1022- 2. ' ! — Captain Co. B ; Football Team; Basket-ball Team: Baseball S(jnail; ' Freasiirer Woodrow M ' ilson Literary Society: Secretary-Treas irer Virginia Club; V. C.; Y. iM. C. A.; Stall ' of the Saiske. 1020-27 — Ont of Military: Woodrow- Wilson Literary Society: A ' . M. C. A.; dreasurer iMonograni Club; Fot)tball ' I ' cain; Basket-ball ' I ' eain; ’ice-Bresi- Sontliern Club: Bostgradnate ; ate Fditor of the Sahke.

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C ' LAUDK A1J5ERT A l l TIROW ‘‘fUiiiidie XORI’OLK, ViRGI.XLV l!)25-2r) — I’rivate Co. A; Woodrow Wilson Literarv Society; Football earn ; Baseball Team. l!)2(!-27 — Seriieant Co. A; Rat Com- mittee; Secretary ' ir nnia ( liib; Moncuram Club; Associate Editor of the Saree. ARTHUR CAIMI’ER WILSON Ilof-Hhot ’ ClIRI.STlAXSIirRti. ' |RGI. IA l!)24-2r) — Private Co. A; Woodrow Wilson Literary Society ; Y. iM.C. A. ; J. P. T. Club. ' l!i2.3-2() — Cor])oral Co. A; A ' oodrow Wilson Literary Society; Y. iM. C. A. U)2(i - 27 — Sergeant - .Major; Second Lieutenant Co. A; A ' oodi ' ow ttilson Literary Society; tVestein Chdi.

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he SAB RE ’27 I Class History jS SepteniLei’, ' 23, there ai)])eiired at the doors of Ih- I.A. some of the greenest rats that liad ever presented themselves to tins school. Xot knowing where to start or what to do — we let Tavlor begin the athletic record of onr class hj making letters in l)asketd)all and Swimming. Of this class oidy Crider, Dnncan, Rosser, and Taylor returned for the session of lh2d and ’2.5. Tavlor again re])resented his class in athletics hy making his letter in Swimming and being elected Captain of Easketdjall. The new men who entered onr class were; Alderman, Becker, Brickhouse, C ' ompton, -lones, LaFonntaine, Lnkin, Sannders, and Wilson. Rosky came in after the (diristmas Vacation. The next year onr class held a ])rominent place in Military, .Vthletics, and oth( ' r activities. Crider and Rosser were advanced to the rank of J.ientenant; Dnncan became a Sergeant and was Vice-President of the Junior Class; Taylor was made Color-Sergeant and later Sergeant-Major; also, he made his letter in Football and Swimming, was re-elect(‘d (hi])tain of Basket-hall and was Vice- President of the Senior Class. The follow ' ng men leceivcal letters in the follow- ing S})orts: Rosky, in Foirfhall and vSwimming; C’ompton. in Swimming; Rosser, ick, Stanley, and Withrow, in Baseball; Ford, in Basket-hall; and Sears and Withrow, in Football. The otlu ' r new men who entcu’ed to tak( ' nj) the Avork of onr class were : Bartlow, Blizzard, Burks, ( ' offey, Connock, Conway, Dawson, F’oreman, Hodges, Ledbetter, Alarks, McArthur, Pence, Ratio, Rosenthal, Smith, Snead, Stead, and Townsend. Onr class graduating this year has dominate l the records of graduating classes of former years. In this splendid class of ’27 were: Rosser the presi- dent of onr class. Sears, onr Vice-President, Ford, Secretary and Treasurer, Rosenthal, Editor-in-(duef of the SABRE, Diincan, Business IManager of the SABRE, Alderman, Bartlow, Becker, Blizzard, Brickhonse, Bnrks, Cotfey, Compton, Connock, Conway, Crider, Dawson, Wilson, Foreman, TIodges, Lukin, iMarks, McArtlmr, Pence, Ratio, liosky, Sannders, Smith, Snead, Stanley, Stead, Townsend, Vick, and Withrow. Heath and Heveron returne l to us. To these are added three ])ostgraduates : Taylor, Pitt, and Bowen. VarioAis members of our class won high rating in iMilitarv. Rosser was made ( ' aptain and Adjutant; Taylor became Cki} tain ; Jones, First JJf ' utenant and later Captain; ( ' rider, Duncan, and Becker, Lieutenants; Wilson, Sergeant-