Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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lr-i-..iJ.....a...iHlr C 1 .1 ,',,.,-I f ,..f-Q IWSABRE gift Fil' 9 '25 X-3 U n Ill Class History N September, of 'Z6, when first we set foot on the campus of old Randolph-Macon Academy, we were a green bunch of rats. As one strolled casually around on the campus he might easily have seen any one of us doing any one of the things that Freshmen generally do. At the initial roll call the following men answered to their names: Charette, Clark, Cundiff, Farmer, C., Farmer, E., Finney, Frizzelle, Gibson, I-lukill, K., I-lukill, l..., Johnston, Lambeth, Loomis, Lowe, Mann, S. P., Michael, Morgan, Perkin- son, Pettyjohn, Phillips, Quisenberry, the Rodriguez brothers, Sawyer, Taylor, Tripp, Wimbish and Woodrop. Since then we have lost many of our class and gained others. So that, at the first roll call of this session, there were only thirteen who responded to the call, for Sophs. Although in number we are small, in school activities we are very well represented. Carstarphen went out for football, but owing to injuries did not make the Varsity. While we were not represented on the basket ball court, we placed three men-Carstarphen, Raynoriand Carroll-on the swimming team. Also. we expect to have several representatives on the track and baseball squads. As officers for this year we elected Carstarphen, President, Morgan, Vice President, W. Johnston, Jr., Secretary-Treasurer. While we number thirteen, the unlucky numeral, we feel that Lady Luck is smiling on us and that perhaps, in this case, it is lucky. just watch the Class of '30. -F. D. PUTNAM, Class Historian. E2 A 56 lilm i I

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CLASS IV