Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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.. f A A 'PHASE A SABRE'f PR' S' 1'9- P., wr. i V E U . IV Class 5 CARROLL, J. N. .... .... P air.. Beach, Florida CHAPMAN, P. P. .... ........ s rrrmrfarld, vairgarar CROSBY, O. H., JR. .... .... N ew York Cary, New York CRUMP, A. M. ..... ........ W asiminglon, D. O. i CUNDIFF, O. B. ..., .......... A .Tir.rrrirrrr, Virginia I OUTOHIN, J. B. .... ..... W hitakers, Nrrrnr Carolina DARDEN, R. F. .... .... A yarn, Nqrih crrroiarra DAVIS, W. N., JR. .... ...Or..Brrarr, Ngrnr Carolina FARMER, T. B. .... ....... B ixrkevilie, virginia PINNEY, W. P. .... ...... B rrreu, Virginia FIZER, B. W. ........ ......... B edford, Virginia PRIZZBLLB, J. P., jr... ..... Snow Hill, North ,crrrlrrr FULLER, R. W., Jr. .... .......... B rislol, Virginia I-IUNTLEY, O. W., JR. .... ...Brrr1f0r1,'.'Nqr.ir crrrolarrrr I , i JETER, A. A. ......... . JOHNSTON, W. J., JR... KIRKLAND, c. H. .... . LEWIS. 1.13. ...... . LIGGAN, R. O..... NELSON, R. S. .... . PAYNB, B. POTTER, J. L. .... . POWELL, J. D. ..... . SHEPHERD, D. F. .... . SHOTWELL. R. M. ...... . SUTHERLAND, E. B. H.. . .. TAYLOR. D. S. ......... . TRIPP. A. B. ...... . XXYHIPPLE, G. A. .... . XVILLIAMS. A. N. .... . XVOODHOUSE. F. D.. . . . . . . . . .Bekif6id, lvirgirrirr - ,--. , . . ' .. . . . . .SL Pifieisbixig, Fldrida . . .Concord 'Depot, . . . . . .CuipeD'er, . . . . .Lynchbui'g, . . . . .Vic.toria, .........ESmom, ...Alli ance , North .......Richmond, Virginia 'Virginia Virgirrigr Virginia Virginia Caxioiina Virginia . . . . Hazardville, Connecticut . . . . . . .N0rfr,11r, Virginia .....BBdford, Virginia . . . . . . .Merrrp1rar, Tennessee .. . . . .Washington, North Carolina . . . . . ,.,Brr.wrrr1rrrrg, Virginia ....B5mn, Virginia . . . . . .Oceana, Virginia . , H91 - Ill Dill 1 ...1

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CLASS IV

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, 'RX K JSABRE2 5-1-9.'2-SEQ fi' IV Class History T SEEIVIS as though a long time has passed since we arrived at R.-lVl. A. from various parts of the country to begin our first year of preparatory- school training. At first there were only twenty-five of us, including five day students: Cundiff, Fizer, E., Sutherland, E., Jeter and Whipple, G. After the Christmas holidays, however, a few more fellows ,came in until now we number thirty. We are all rats, with the exception of Farmer, E., Finney, Frizzelle and Tripp. The officers of our Class are: Carrol, J., Presidentg Shepherd, Vice President, and Powell, Secretary-Treasurer. ' A few of our number are distinguished in athletics. Among these: Davis, W., Tripp, and Taylor, D., who were on the swimming team, and Whipple, Ci., who was on the football team. Nelson represented the Class in basket ball. In addition, Johns practiced prize fighting, Cutchin played the saxophone, Kirkland and Lewis, sl., answered the call of the queue, while Carroll, J., Darden and Shepherd followed the call of studies. These, with a few others equally as prominent, make up the Freshman Class of '28. Thus ends the history ofour first year at Randolph-Macon Academy: a year of novel experience and enlightenment, of which the hand of memory will weave blissful dreams far into the future. -DAVID F. SHEPHERD, Class Historian. l60l . IC , A tlllii Ill is l -S-as ,-1 .TP