Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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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

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