Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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an s A A if A pi f Q E F RANDoLPH-MAooN ? F ACADEMY A I H BEDFORD, VA. Offers prompt and thorough preparation for college, - ' university, or business life. Over 700 degrees, classi- l cal and professional, have been conferred on students I receiving their preparatory training here. Thorough military training under competent ,in- structors. I I All forms of athletics, handsome gymnasium and swimming pool, two athletic fields, tennis courts, I skating pond, all on our beautiful campus. Very low rates for advantages oiered, made possi- ble by liberal endowments. J I i Thirty-Ninth Session Begin: September 18, IQ28 For catalog and other information address m L. 1 5 COL. WM. R. Pl-IELPS 1 ll ' Principal i J., ,,,,, , ,ri S H341 i 'Ill' i-llil I 7