Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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he SABR.E’27 1 1 Class ROLL Abramson, G., Jr - ’Wasliingtoii, D. C. Allan, J. G - - C ' liarlottesville, Virgii ' .ia Ashton, R. M Colonial Beach, AJrginia Brossier, J. F - - — l Iiaini. Florida Carter, AY. H Canaiidaigua, Jsew York Coleman, AAk L - Java. Virginia Cooksey, R. M. Jr ' 1 lioinasville, North Carolina Daiviron, R. AA ' illiamsoii, AA ' est Alrginia Graham, h. N ...Durliam, North Carolina Hardman, R. L - San Salvador, Sahador Harris, AA J i liattanooga, Tennessee Hartig, C. IH Okeechobee, Florida Hobbs, AA ' . R Richmond, A ' irginia Hooks, C ' Chicago, Illinois Jester, E. C Sniithtield, A ' irginia J idwell, 1M. j — Riu ' keville, A ' irginia Kirby, J. L Greeiisbnrg, Indiana Lee, R. R IMaidinsville, A ' irginia AIann, F. T Winchester, Kentucky AIitchell, R. L. Fitzhngh, A ' irginia Oser, I). IT Tampa, Florida Overton, AA ' . S Bnrkeville, A ' irginia Fedro, j. E Habana. Cuba Philbeck, R. E Bristol. A ' irginia Phillips, D. AI .Newport News, A ' irginia Piilegar, j. AA ' Ripple Alead, A ' ii ' giiiia Porter, AA ' . H., Jr : Plant City. Florida Hice, G. T AJiami, Florida Roberts, C. 8 Hornell, New York Ross, G. P Ashland, Kentucky Ross, ,T. AA ' Ashland, Kentucky Royall, j. 1’ .Tazewell, A ' irginia Ryan, C. AA’ Page, AA’est A ' irginia ScinvEizER, A. E Trenton, New Jersey Sheffield, AY. T Bnrkeville, A ' irginia Staton, B. Clarksville, Tennessee SuTHEKi., ND, H. L. Alelrose, Alassaclmsetts A alenttne, a. AA ' Pomfret Centre, Connecticut AA EEMS, F. C ...Johnson City, Tennessee AA HITT, AA . B Ashland, Kentucky AAilson, j. AA ' Danville, A ' irginia AA OOD, G. C Stone, Kentucky AA ORNOM, A. H Dare, A ' irginia [ 55 ]

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II Class

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3SZ23: nhe SABRE 27 II Class History the Freshman class of there remain only Carter, Xolaml, and llohhs. .Not knowinii’ what do do or where to start we let two of our former memhers — IMoody and King — begin onr athletic history hy making letters in Football. ddie next year we selected frcmi the memhers of our former class, who returned: King, President; Xolaml, Vice-President; and Ckirter, Secretary and Treasurer. Our class was well represented in student activities, kloody and King again made letters in Football ; Graham, in Baseball; and Abramson, in Track. Xolaml was an Associate Editor of the SAPPE. With the heginning of the session oiir class was joined by a great number of new men. Although rats, they proved themselves a great help to the Class. Of the returning old men we elected the following men as our officers: Xolaiid, President; Parry, Vice-President; and Ilartig, L., Secretary and Treasurer. Ill the various activities — military, athletic, and social — our class was well ] e])resented. The ])Ositious of leadershij) in military held by meudiers of oiir Class were: Parry, Captain of Com})any B; Xolaml, Second Lieutenant, also of Com])any P ; and Charter, Second Lieutenant Assistant Quartermaster, ( uite a few of the duuior ( ' lass received non-commissions. During the Fk)otball seasons many of the -luniors were candidates for the Lu■sity. Of these, Wilson, J., and Phlegar received their monograms. Of the candidates who did not make their letters several are deserving of special mention. They are: Abramson, Kidwell, and Rice. These men rvith the ex- perience derived from the past session will undoubtedly be heard from in the future. Among the athletes of our class, . bramson was highly honored by being elected ( ' a])taiu of the Track team. Puder his able leadership we will look forward to a successful season on the cinder ])ath. In the klonogram ( ' lub, the literary societies, and other activities Juniors held ])romiuent places. Ilartig, L., one of our number, was Vice-President of tbe Fi. Sumter Smith Tnterary Society. Here is the end of our history, but tbe tale of our future is not yet tohl — Here ' s to Success for tbe ( ' lass of ' 2S. IMti.ton Abra isox Class Histonan.