Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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fx I f Ie?I'IAs ,,SABRE f -1 ?1-9- E 'F if 1 'I g I I I I In Non-Commissioned Officers STAFF SERGEANTS Ross, J. W. WOOD, G. C. - FIRST SERGEANTS DEAL A' ' PHILLIPS SERGEANTS L' DUNCAN EMMONS HARTIG ROBERTS : ELLIOTT EWELL A KIDWELL WARREN CORPORALS ARWOOD MANN, F. T. VICK WILLIAMS. W. D. FRIZZELLE 'TAYLOR, G. WARE WOOD, C. I-I. HARDMAN TRIPP WHITE WORNOM I I66I J L... i -.1-.

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n -9 FMA 2 SABRE t r 1'9-2-8, I t t I Staff G. P. Ross ........ .......... C aptain and Adjutant A. E.. SCHWEIZER .......... First Lieutenant Quartermaster C. W. RYAN ...... ............. L ieutenant Bugler G. C. WOOD. . J. W. Ross .... . . . . .Sergeant Major Color Sergeant l65 I -e-t -III tilt e il W-in i l Q HI I

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SABRE rm 1' 9 -2-BQ.. 3 If I Were Commandant If I were in charge of R.-M. A., There'd be less work, and lots more play g Instead of reveille every day, We'd lie in bed and there we'd stay -If I were Commandant. I There'd be no foolish rules to break: t There'd be no silly packs to make: And, as a treat, for old time's sake, , I In the mess hall we'd have porterhouse steak - -If I were Commandant. . . s I There'd be a movie 'every night, . Where one could yell with all his might, In the court yard it would be all right, To hurl a bomb of dynamite -If I were Commanclant. Things like this, to us, seem strange As cigarettes in the post exchange: And all you'd have to do is speak, ' To make a trip home once a week t -If 1 were Commandant. There'd be no study hall and such, Nor drills and things Ive hate so much: un L14 i it But would your family play the fool, And send you boys up here to school -IF I WERE COMMANDANT? A -THE RECALL. t I67 It IH ill i ' J J -