Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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SABRE M 1- 9 -2-8 W To the Classes 4-14, NDER the leadership of Colonel William,R. Phelps and our faculty, the Senior Class of '28 has en- deavored to uphold the standards of our school-spiritually, mentally, and physically. ln our experience we have been confronted with many diffrculties. Although we have failed in some, often we have succeeded, with the aid of our respected faculty. To the future classes we hope that they also may uphold the standards of our Alma Mater. As the time for our efforts here has passed we trust that you, future classes, may excel where we have faltered. 2 ii illl iiwiiiii IH W i if l

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f - Yi'-R rw -lg p fu , .een Q, E RE'f?MA 1-9'2-i8TEf TQ 'Ei' Sli' 1-. -.1-. L 1 11 A-1 erg- pg.. If 1 -.E l CAPTAIN Y V EDWARD THEODORIC MABEN E B. S. W f 1 Professor of General Science and N Assislanl in Modern Languages l i I , l N Graduated, Hampden-Sidney College. l in I927g Professor of General Science and Assistant in Modern Languages, Randolph-Macon Academy, I927-28, Coach of Swimming and Tennis, Faculty Advisor of THE SABRE.. 1. I , .Zhi ,I '-54'-Lf'-gp: , ' -'HA' ' init! M3553 i i l DR. JOSEPH ANTHONY RUCKER , M. D. I l in a...-. ai. 1, lu A cadcmy Physician Studied medicine, University of Vir- ginia, l890-92: received M. D. Degree from University of Louisiana, l893g Member State Medical Association and Virginia Medical Societyg Physician, l Elks National Home since I9llg Physi- I cian, Randolph-Macon Academy, since ' I 908. ? 1201 . J, llllea ' alllifaa --- 1.5 J. Q...- ...Q

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x '6- N ff -Z-, ,tr jj: i - E ,. SABRE?'?K1A 1-9-f -8 2 E. 7 r dn- l F Q.. l22l Ambitious of the Seniors ABBEY-To own a I63-acre farm, hfty cows, twenty-three pigs and a wife. ALLAN-To have IT and get them. BELOTE-To play basket ball on an indoor court. COLLISTER-To be an officer. DAVIS, R.-To spend a night in a big city. DAWSON-To ride around ina Dodge sedan permanently. DESHAZO-To grow potatoes without eyes. DIGIACOMO-To run a beauty parlor at West Point. EDMONSON-To become a pawnbroker. FIZER-To become a great wrestler. FORRESTER-To be Captain-Adjutant. GARRETT-To hunt lions in Africa. HAGAN-To become a chemist. HARDMAN-To be president of San Salvador. HARTIG-To make kiss-proof lipstick. HAYDON-To lick Belote. HEATH-To kill Caesar. HOBBS-To be cartoonist for the Golden Book. HOYT-To eat soup without getting his ears wet. HOGAN-To lick some Randolph-Macon Academy cadet. HOOKS-To win a canoe race on Lake No-Water. JAMES-To become an artist. KIDWELL-To pitch in a big league. LEE.-To have a girl in every port. LEWIS, T. C.-To win a duck-snatching championship. MANN, F.-To run the I00 in nothing Hat. MEARS-To be a strong man in a circus. MCELROY, W.-To' invent tly paper that will catch bullfrogs. MCLEMORE-To be a geometry teacher at Randolph-Macon Academy. PHILLIPS-To be a commissioned oflicer. PHLEGAR-To have a schoolgirl complexion. PORTMAN, H. G.-To get better marks than his brother. PORTMAN, R. K.-To get better marks than his brother. ROBERTS-To sleep until 7:I6 and get to monkey drill at 7:15. ROSS, C. P.-To be Assistant Spanish Instructor at Randolph-Macon Academy. ROSS, J.-To sit on dates. RYAN-To be a moonshiner in the mountains of West Virginia. SCHWEIZER-To be captain of the polo team. SELF-To play bass with Paul Whiteman. SMITH, E.. B.--To be able to stay in college. SNEAD-To be president of the Virginia Club. SPEIR-To have a cradle in Carolina. STORK-To marry the Queen. SUTHERLAND, M.-To be a second Paddock. TURNER-To pass French. VXHITE.-To invent a substitute for UC. C.'s WILLIAMS, W.-To become lazier than Watkins. WOOD, G. C.-To have a way with the women. HUF' UNH 1 2- ,..4, P.. ii- rg- -.iw