Randolph Macon Academy - Yearbook (Front Royal, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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If V' M ,X , ,Z lm 42.3329 A an ' 'A .ml ff' ' up D 4, , 3, V N ...ef 4. 'ik ' V - . . ' , Q ,, ,...m.n.i 'N ww. ,W Kr 'Q B . ,fig Ov' 3 1 ., Q I W 15 X t ' QQ . ,.f Cvfye, H' N' NWN . . nw. ,' , , Q 7i'f3s. f- ,-'tl Qs, W'-1 wr. he -N 014 M 5 , '- 4 . : s A . . - Is A Y-l i., 1'-1 uf 1 '5- 7 'wx ' x V mg-f'? P 7 - V ' i :Q 4. A H 'Q n- fi F ji! 0l 8bU0l Facing the task of portraying life at Ran- dolph-Macon Academy in 1957-58, the RAN- DOMAC staif has attempted to show the various activities in a manner that is readable and en- joyable. It is our hope that the friendship that has been built during the years here will re- main as strong in the years to come as it is now. We also hope that you will treasure your copy of RANDOMAC 1958 because of its pic- torial and historical record of the school- year's activities. As wc, the Class of 1958, go to join the growing number of men who have gone out from RMA to take their places in colleges and universities, in business, in- dustry, aud professions, we take with us the cherished traditions of RMA that many of us have helped to bui-ld. It is our hope that RAN- DOMAC 1958 will help us to recall these tradi- tions with pride. As the years go- by, we shall receive increasing enjoyment from the use of this annual in recalling our prep school activi- ties and classmates' THE Enrrons ZLL of Confenfs agnfroclucfion . . we jacuhy . . we .ggniorzi . . we MflJel'Cfad4fe5 Q . .7116 Kaffahon . . 38 f7Le Jdfkdfza . . 52 . jig .fdcfiuified . . VIII- we .xdoluerfiaerd . . THE SYMBUL UP CHRISTMAS AT HI-XNTIULPH-MAEUN A sign that Christmas leave is soon to come is the raising of the star for the annual star-lighting ceremony at the Acad- emy. As Major E. V. Reg- ester completes the read- ing of the Christmas story and the ,Glee Club sings carols, the star is lit, be- ginning the Christmas season at Randolph- Macon. THE HONORABLE ELLIOTT D. MARSHALL. '22 TU A MA WE AUMIHE For his continued devotion and loyalty to his Alma Mater through his untiring efforts as a member ofthe Board of Trustees, for his service to his native state and the honor he has brought upon himself as judge of Vir- ginia7s 17th Judicial Circuit, for his en- thusiastic support of Yellow Jacket teams as their unofficial coach and number one fan, and above all for his Congeniality and his personal interest in every member of the Corps, we affectionately dedicate THE RAN- DOMACfO1'l,958 to . . . Judge Marshall congratulates Mac With Rick Bickel, Judge Marshall opens And congratulations to 4'Pete Holliday Rives. the 1957 basketball season. 8 i ggwv A521 Pl Ai 24 is. hx 751511 ' v., E 2' it 5 .,,s,ws,,,1 -.ryan lf AS... Ulm Glfflfthg A MESSAGE EHUM THE PHESIDE T jo Me 65145 o 7958 I appreciate the invitation to address a brief statement to the Class of 1958. I am glad to have the privilege of extending through the RANDOMAC congratulations and best wishes to each member of the class. Most of you have lived at R.-M.A. during one of the most interesting periods in the long history of the Acad- emy. You have observed and have had an important part in these years of growth and development. Not only has there been marked evidence of physical progress in build- ings and grounds, but these years have also witnessed increase in the size of the Corps and substantial progress in all phases of school life and activity. You have lived too, during these more recent years, through a period of unusual scientific and political changes in the world. You have had the opportunity to observe and to study amazing growth in nuclear develop- ments, missiles and space satellites. You have lived in an age of challenge and progress seldom experienced in the history of mankind. In all this period of astonishing events, there comes the suggestion and the temptation to discard the basic and fundamental in favor of the modern and untried con- cepts of living. It is my hope that you may take with you into this new world of scientific wonder and discovery, the age-old and well-tried principles of living-truth, honor, goodness. And may I leave with you too in this modern age the wise admonition that came centuries ago from the writer of Proverbs: Wisdom is the principal thingg therefore get wisdomg and with all thy getting get understanding. JOHN C. Bocas, President MR. GEORGE WINES CAPT. JAMES M. MILLS CAPT. HERBERT G. WYATT MAJOR E. V. REGESTER CAPT. JOEL W. SHANKLE COACH LYLE McFALL CAPT. MARSHALL S. HAMER MISS COMPHORT D. HAYNIE MAJOR GEOFFRY HORSFIELD ROBERT C. RIVES Commandant Professor of Military Science and Tactics fA.B., William and Mary College, Graduate Study, University of Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel, U.S.A.R.l Latin GEORGE W. RIIJDICK Vice-President QB.A., MA., Randolph-Macon Coll:-gel Mathematics FACULTY ARVIN S. WILLIAMS Athletic Director fB.S. Milligan College, Graduate Study, johns Hopkins University and University of Maryland. Major, Air Force Reservej Mathematics Coach ELDRIDCE V. RILGESTER Counseling and Guidance Alumni Secretary lA.B.. Ramdolplt-Macon College, Graduate Study, University of Virginiaj English GEOFFRILY M. HORSF'IELD Dean fH.A., Princeton University, BD., Virginia 'lltcological Seminary, Cradtxate Study, University of KentuckyD French and History JAMES M. MILLS Assistant Professor of Military Sci- ence and Tactics fA.B., University of Californiuj Civics HERBERT G. WYAT'F Registrar Band and Glee Club Director LBS., Davidson College, Graduate Study, University of North Carolina, First Lieu- tenant, Army, Reservel English and Music MARSHALL S. HAMER QB.S., Ohio University, MA., Scurritt Col- legej Bible and Religious Education CHARLES LYLB MCFALL JAMES R. CASEY JOHN R. BARKELL Coach fA.B., Stetson University, M.A., Vanderbilt Coach B.A., Randolph-Macon College, Lieutenant, Universityj lB.E., Superior Slutcg KLA., University nf Air Corps, Reserve-:J Minnesota: Captain, l.l.S. Army, Retirefll Science English Mathematics JOHN H, Hoops, JR, Joi-:L W. SHANKLE BRUCE L. BURCH BS., W if g C ll fDuke Univtrsity, Olympic Medalist, Aus- QB.A., University of the Suutli. Graduate c as m ton 0 age, tralia, 1956.1 Study, University of C-e0rgi:1.J Mathematics 8th Grade, Coach and Counselling History O U ' Q Q P Z E L T Y 0 0 0 o o o 0 o 0 0 0 0 14 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 , , 0 0 AUBREY F. CLARK ROBERT A. Moomi CARL Coovixn Us-S-f S.i?55fHUl'E?iflE11? M ,1,.i., ,I S, Chgflli-Sify English Assistant Commandant ROBERT R- LONG WILLIAM R. BRITTON J. S. MAGNUSON fB.S., University of Virginia, CB.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institutel fA.B., Bethany, A.M., University of Kansasb History and Math Physics S punish 0 0 0 0 0 ............PAII LTY 15 FAC LTY GEORGE M. WINES Assistant Treasurer Miss COMPHORT D. HAYNIE Secretary to the President F. DIXON WHITWORTH, M.D. Physician NIRS. CHARLES P. HODGES Housemotlzer and Hostess CHOWNING R. HALL Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds MRS. FREEMAN KENNEDY fB.S. in Education, Madison College, Library Science, Madison College, University of Vir- ginia, William and Maryj Librarian FAU LTY MRS. VIRGINIA MORRIS, R.N. MRS, low R. TURNAGE MRS. FRANCES F. WHITESELL Nurse Supervisor of the Dining Room Dietitian FIRST Row, SI:A1'aD, LEFT .TO RIGIIT: Captain Hamerg Captain McFa11g Major Horsfieldg Major Williamsg Major Riddickg Colonel Boggsg C0lonel.R1vesg Major Regesterg Captain Wyattg Captain Millsg Captain Casey. SECOND ROW, STANDING: Captain Brittong Captain Barkellg Captain Hoppeg Captain Burchg Captain Longg Captain Shankleg Captain Clarkg Captain Mooreg Captain Cooperg Captain Magnuson. 17 OFFICERS l'l0MliR SEYMOUR WILLIIQ, JR. .......... President Jmiizs DAVID KIIAUS ............. VI'ce-President LAWRICNCIE CIIIIJION McCI3'rc:III:oN, JR, . .Secretary JOIIN Lmis Vfxrcifim ....,........... 77-easureir TOP: The Senior Class Ofiicers, 1958. CENTER: The last hurcllc-lfnglish IV, BOTTOM: Savage, Fisher. and Willie COI1l'lllCl a physics experilneiit. What is it? 'irif jk eniorfi As the Stars and Stripes come down for the last time at Randolph-Macon this June for the Senior Class, many of us will look back over our years here, and our throats will swell just a little. We shall look at our campus and com- pare our growth wi.th it. During the time that we have been at Randolph-Macon, the campus has grown in every way just as we have. The campus at the time when members of our class like Mullins and Phelps entered was quite different from the present campus that new members of our class like Shaw and Dean know. We feel that our growth here has been comparable to the growth of Randolph- Macon, and we are grateful to Randolph- Macon, to our teachers, and to our parents. The Class of 1958 has 67 members repre- senting nine states QOhio, Illinois, Pennsyl- vania, Maryland, New Jersey, West Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Virginiaj and the District of Columbia. Our class will represent Randolph-Macon at numerous colleges and universities throughout America, from Mary- land to Colorado. Over the years, as we have witnessed the growth of Randolph-Macon, we have become as much a part of R.-M.A. as it has become a part of us. We have built our foundations during these years on solid ground, and we have been prepared for a great new life ahead. We of the Senior Class of 1958 are proud of the ideals and traditions of Randolph-Macon. Throughout the years we shall grow in statue, in wisdom, and in prestige just as Randolph- Macon is growing. We are proud to become alumni of a great school. , Q 'J ln.-' la-six? 1 'v , 3 Lf' A I 1 A Ns. I ew If 1. 1 . -, 1 . .only . Q YQ.: - 4 .i 'JB' 1' I .' gf , X 1 .1 it is is .. X' Ak is 4 3 .H -ye. ,. Q' .ii h' J-asf! M1 tif' -4' 9. f. .. ' 3 fp' ' 1. ., v . .. -I V-.1 , S. af 3 f.'?-:!Q?.2H??m.,iF A-V 57.52, : 52,4 .. , .,,, , A . 'J First Row: RICHARD BURROWES ADAMS. .lR. BELLEFONTAINE, OIIIO 'ilfajfin SfSergeant, Platoon, 'QA' Company, Private 55, P.F.C. 56, Sergeant, Squad Leader, 57, Varsity Track 57, 58, Mite Basketball 54, 55, RAN- UOMAC 58, Monogram Club 58, Cheerleader 58, Drill Team 55, 56, 57, 58: Hobby-.lazz Records, Pet Peevfflnconsistency, College-Wittenberg College. .lOHN DENNIS BIONDI FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA .Iack', Sergeant, Platoon, RA Company, Private 56, P.F.C. 57, Varsity Track 58, Sabre 58, Midget Basketball 56, RANDOMAC 58, Swimming 57, Drill Team 57, 58, Hobby-Swimming, Pet Peeve-Bugles, College-George town University. CHARLES TILLMAN BOYD, JR. FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Corporal, Band Company, Private 57, Glee Club 58, Pet PeevwWagner's Problems, College-Randolph-Macon College. JAMES WINN BURKE NEW BERLIN, ILLINOIS ajimn ' 2nd Lieutenant, AM Company, Private 56, Sergeant 57, Varsity Foot- ball 57, 58, J.V. Football 56, Varsity Track 56, 57, 58, J.V. Basketball 56, 57, RANDOMAC 58, Monogram Club 57, 58, Cheerleader 56, YMCA Otiicer, Secretary, 58, Hobby-Water Skiing, Pet Peeve-800 miles from Joanne, College-Washington University. Second Row: FLOYD BARBER CAROTHERS PITTSBURGH, PENNA. aHajji,, Captain, MAN Company, Private' 55, Corporal 56, First Sergeant 57, Track Team 56, Midget Football 56, 57, Sabre Staff, 56, 57, 58, Sabre Editor 58: Student Council 57. 58: Hobby-Skin Diving, Pete Peevwtall girls who write short letters, College-Michigan State University. CARLTON MAXWELL CHILDRESS, JR. FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Millllxv 2nd Lieutenant, HC Company, Private 55, Corporal 56, Sergeant 57, Varsity Football Manager 58, Midget Football 56, Mite Football 55, Mite Basketball 55, RANDOMAC 58, Monogram Club 58, College-Vin ginia Polytechnic Institute. MICHAEL RICHARD COE ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA ' liMike,, P.F.C., A Company, Private 57, Waiter 58, Monogram Club 57, Hobby4Foreign Cars, Pet Peeve-Front Royal, College-Rantlolplb Macon College. EDWIN BECTON DEAN, JR. ONLEY, VIRGINIA HE. Bs, Private, A Company, Varsity Football 58, Varsity Track 58, Hobby- Electronics, College-Virginia Polytechnic Institute. SE IUHS SE IURS First Row: SPENCER HARDY ELMORE MCKINNEY, VIRGINIA c:EZn Sergeant, A Company, Private 57, Varsity Football 57, 585 Varsity Basketball 57g Monogram Club 57, 58g Hobby-Sportsg Pet Peevffflrd Call, College-Virginia Military Institute. RALPH MCKENDREE FAUST WASIIINCTON, D.C. I g'Midget Sergeant, Cuiflon, Band Companyg Private 563 P.F.C. 57g Cross Country 573 Track Team 58g Waiter 56, 58g Hobby-Elem tronicsg Pet Peeve-First Callg C0llegcfUniversity of Mary- land. Second Row: JAY SHOWALTER FIFER BIICKEYSTOWN, MARYLAND ,tjayv 'I'fSergeant, B Company: Private 55: Corporal 56, Sergeant 573 ,I.V. Football 563 Midget Football 54, Drill Team 56, 57: Hobbyfliunting and Fishing: Pet Peevwwomen: College- University of Maryland. JOHN ATWOOD FISHER CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND Little Jofmi' Corporal. A Companyg Private 57: Varsity Swimming 57, 589 Academic Twelve 57, Glee Club Secretary 57, 58, RANno- MAC '58g Ambitionhlloctorg Hobby-Aquatics, Pet Peevc Lieutenantsg College-Ohio Wesleyan University. Third Row: JAMES THOMAS FLYTHE MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA L'Tol71.,' Corporal, Band Company: Corporal 57g Private 55g Pet Peeve -Biondiis yellingg College-Randolph-Macon College. GEORGE BERNARD FRANKLIN HERNDON, VIRGINIA 'Trankiei' Corporal. Color Guard, Private 573 Varsity Football 57, J.V. Football 55g RANDOMAC 56, 58, Hobby-Flying, Pet Peevw Sagging Beds, College-Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Fourth Row: NORMAN RICKARD FRISBIE ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA uRiCk,, Corporal, UA Companyg P.F.C, 57, Private 565 Tennis Team 57, 58, Glee Club President 56, 583 Pet Peeve-My sloppy roommate, College-Harvard. FRED L. GARRETT, III CENTRE CROSS, VIRGINIA Skipper Sergeant, Gutlon, HA Cumpanyg Private 57, Hobby-Boating, Pet Peevee-3rd Callg College-Hampden Sydney. First Row S CHARLES PEIRPOINT GRAHAM WILDIETTE, ILLINOIS Private First Class, Band Company, Private 57, Hobby-Building Hi-Fi Sets, College-Sewanee, University of the Soutll. EDGAR WILEY GRANT FRONT ROYAL, v1Rc1N1A Corporal, HA Company, Private 55, P.F.C. 56, Hobby-Photography, College-Richmond Professional Institute. BENJAMIN HARVEY GRAVES RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 4cBens: Sergeant, Staff, Color Guard, Private 55, P.F.C, 56, Corporal 57, Rifle Team 55, 56, 57, 58, College-Virginia Polytechnical Institute. JOSEPH RANDOLPH GREGORY PAGELAND, SOUTH CAROLINA nlzandyn 2nd Lieutenant, NA Company, Private 55, Corporal 56, Sergeant 57, Varsity Football 56, 57, 58, Varsity Basketball 56, 57, 58, Varsity Base' ball 56, 57, 58, Basketball Captain 58, Baseball Captain 58, Student Council 58, Monogram Club 56, 57, 58, YMCA Vice Presilent 58, Hobby -Go-lf, Pet Peeve-Military Life, College-Wake Forest. SEI Second Row: HARRIS FREEZE HASTINGS WASHINGTON, D. C. Hanky SfSergeant, Sergeant Major, Private 56, Corporal 57, RANDOMAC Art Editor 58, Pet Peevt+Alarm Clocks, Hobby-Sleeping, CollegcwNortb Carolina State College. OWEN SHANNON HAUSER WATERFORD, VIRGINIA Mickey Mousev lst Lieutenant, BH Company, Private 55, Corporal 56, Sergeant 57, Varsity Swimming Team 55, 58, J.V, Football 57, Midget Football 56, Mite Football 55, Baseball Manager 58, Student Council 58, RANDDMAC 58, Monogram Club 58, Glee Club 55, 58, Drill Team 55, 58, Collegef University of Richmond. LESTER RALPH HEAVNER, JR. BURNSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA lst Lieutenant, Band Company, Private 54, Corporal 55, Sergeant 57, Varsity Tennis 57, 58, Weightlifting 57, Drill Team 56, 57, 58, Waiter 56, 57, Pet Peeve-Teddy Bears, Hobby-Collecting old coins, College? The Citadel, RANDOMAC 58. HARRY HAMILTON HIPWELL, JR. PERRYSVILLE, PENNA. ccgulddyss Captain, Battalion Adjustant, Private 55, Sergeant 56, TfSergeant 57, Varsity Football 58, RANDOMAC 58, Varsity Swimming 55, 56, 57, 58, Aca- demic Twelve 57, Varsity Baseball 57, J.V. Football 57, Monogram Club 56, 57, 58, Sunday School Officer 57, Drill Team 56, 57, 58, Hobby- Baseball, College-Carnegie Tech. SE IDRS First Row : RICHARD HAVIS HOACLAND, JR. PAINTER, VIRGINIA Preacher Corporal, A Company, P.F.C. 57, Varsity Football 56, 57, Monogram Club 56, 57, 58, Pet Peeve-Early Morning, Hobby -Weight lifting: College-Wofford College. WILLIAM RAYMOND HOFFMAN STERLING, VIRGINIA Bill Ist Sergeant, HA Company, Private 54, Corporal 55, Ser- geant 56: TfSergeant 57: Midget Football 55, 56, Mite Foot- ball 54: Cheerleader 57, 58, Class Oliicer, Treasurer, 55: Drill Team 55, 56, 57, 58: Hobby-Guitar, Pet Peeve-Broken guitar strings, C0llCgi?AIIlCI'ICilII University. Second Row : JOSEPH MINGR HOLLOWAY FIIEDERICKSBURC, VIRGINIA 1:10-Joss Corporal, B Company, Private 57, Varsity Tennis 57, 58, Tennis Captain 58, Cross Country 57, Monogram Club 58: Hobby-Water skiing, Pot Peeve-Drill, College-Virginia Polytechnic Institute. KENNETH LEE HURT WEST RICIIFIELD, OHIO saKen:s P.F.C, 58, Private 57, Glee Club 57, Cheerleader 58, Senior Lifesaving 57, Pet Peeve-Scuds, I-Iobby-Classical Records, CollegwOliio State University. Third Row: DAVID FREDERIC JOHNSTON FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA caDaUess Corporal, B Company: P.F.C. 57, Private 56, Track Team 56, 57, 58, Cross Country 56, Swimming 57, 58, J.V. Basket- ball 56, 57, Mite Football 55, Glee Club 57, 58, La-undry Ollicer 56, 57, 58, Pet Peeve-Roommates, Hobby-Piano, Col- legtklleorge Washington University. EDWARD BUDGE KENT DANVILLE, VIRGINIA ccDoCn Private, B Company, Basketball 58, Baseball 58, Pet Pceve -Studying, College-Randolph-Macon College. Fourth Row: CHARLES HOYT KINNEY WASHINGTON, D.C. Droop SfSergeant, B ' Company, Private 54, P.F.C. 55, Corporal 57, RANDOMAC 57, Midget Football 54, J.V. Football 55, Pet Pceve-Not enough food, Hobby-Collecting antique guns, CollegwGeorge Washington University. JAMES DAVID KRAUS KIVERDALE, MARYLAND Big Jimv Battalion Major, Corporal, Squad Leader, 55, SfSergeant 56, lst Sergeant 57, Varsity Football 55, 56, 57, 58, Captain Var- sity Football 57, Student Council 57, 58, President Student Council 58, Monogram Club 55, 56, 57, 58, Sunday School Treasurer 56, 58, YMCA President 58, Vice President Sopho- more, junior, Senior Classes 56, 57, 58, Drill Team 55, 56, 57, 58, Hobby-Motorcycles, College-University of Maryland. First Row: RICHARD NUNN LANIER FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA Dick Private First Class, HB Company, Private 57, Senior Lifesaving 57: Hobby-Water Skiing, Pet Peeve-Inspections, ColIege+University of Richmond. HENRY DGJARNETTE LIGHT IVICLEAN, VIRGINIA 2nd Lieutenant, Band Company, Staif Sergeant 57, Corporal 56, Private 55, Varsity Swimming 55, 56, 57, 58, Varsity Football 58, ,I.V. Football 57, Midget Football 55, Monogram Club 56, 57, 58, Pet Peeve-Broken Gas Gauges, College-Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. LAWRENCE CHILTON McCUTCHEON, JR. BETHI-USDA, MARYLAND c:Larryn Ist Lieutenant, Executive Oiiicer, B Company, Sfsergeant 57, Private g Varsity Football 57, 58, Varsity Basketball 57, 58, Varsity Baseball , Midget Football 56, RANDOMAC Business Manager 58, Student Council 57, 58, Monogram Club 57, 58, Senior Class Secretary 58, Drill Team 55, 56, 57, 58, College-Gettysburg College. 56 55 THOMAS CARLYLE McNEAL, JR. REEDVILLE, VIRGINIA Private First Class, Cv Company, Private 57, Varsity Basketball 57, 58, Baseball 58, Pet Peeve-Snow, Hobby-Boats, College-Virginia Poly- technic Institute. Second Row: .IOHN DENNIS MARCHI FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA SfSergeant, Band Company, Private 55, Corporal 56, Sergeant 57, Var- sity Football 57, J.V. Football 56, Midget Football 55, Mite Football 54, Monogram Club, Pet Peeve-Guard Duty, College-United States Naval Academy. NORMAN DAUGHTON MARDEN CHINCOTEAGUE, VIRGINIA Norm Sergeant, NB Company, Private 57, Corporal 57, Rifle Team 57, 58: RANDOMAI: 58, Drill Team 58, Hobby-Electronics, Pet Peeve-58 Chevys, College+Virginia Polytechnic Institute. JACOB WILLIAM MAST, IR. HAMPTON, VIRGINIA ajaken Sfsergeant, Color Guard, Corporal 57, Private 56, Varsity Football 57, Iwaick Team 58, ,I.V. Football 56, 57, Midget Football 55, Midget Bas- ketball 56, Pet Peeve--Guard Duty, Hobby-Music, College-University of Virginia. SE IUI-I5 24 SE IUHS First Row: GENE WAYNE MULLINIX WOODBINE, VIRGINIA Blaylock Sergeant, Band Company: Private 57: Baseball 57, 58: Midget Football 57: Glee Club 58: Pet Peevf-fUnnombed Hair: Hobby -Ll-H Work: College-University of Maryland. JERRY ROSCOE MULLINS VVASIIINGTON, D.C. Mole,' TfSergeant, Band Company: P.F.C, 54: Corporal 55: SfSer- geant 57: Swimming Team 57, 58: Track Team 57, 58: Midget Football 56, 57: Mite Football 55: Midget Basketball 55: Mite Baske ball 543 RANDOMAC 57: Monogram Club 57, 58: Clee Cl gb 57: Drill Team 53, 543 Hobby-Drag Racing: College- University of Maryland. Second Row: GEORGE ALLEN MUSE ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA Sergeant, B Company: Private 55: P.F.C. 56: Corporal 57: Clteerleader 56, 57, 58: Head Cheerleader 57, 58: Pet Peeve- Drill: Hobby-Autoinobilesg College-University of North Carolina. ARTHUR WALDORF NELSON, JR. FALLSTOWN, MARYLAND FCA-Dub!! Captain, B Company: Private 55: Corporal 56: Sfsergeant, Platoon, 57: Varsity Baseball 57, 58: ,I.V. Football 57: Midget Basketball 56: Student Council 57, 58: Sunday School Officer 57, 58: Class Officer 56, 57: Drill Team 55, 56, 57, 58: Col- lege-Duke University. Third Row: Q BRANTLEY THOMAS ONLEY MODEST TOWN, VIRGINIA ':Pete,, Ist Lieutenant, CU Company: Sergeant 57: Corporal 56: Pri- vate 55: Varsity Football 58: Manager Swimming Team 58: Midget Football 57, Mite Football 56: Drill Team 56, 57, 58: Monogram Club 58: Hobby-Racing Boats: College-Univen sity of Delaware. KENNETH WAYNE PASTORE ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Louie Sergeant, B Company, Private 57: Monogram Club 58: Rifle Team 57, 58: RANDOMAC Editor 58: Glee Club 57, 58: Drill Team 57, 58: Track Team 58: Pet Peeve-Too many leaves: Hobby-My 58 Chevy: College-United States Air Force Academy. Fourth Row : WARD PEARSON PHELPS MOUNTAIN LAKES, NEW JERSEY uFishaa Ist Lieutenant, Band Company: Private 53: P.F.C, 54: Cor- poral 55: Sergeant 56: SfSergeant 57: Varsity Swimming Team 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58: Captain Swimming Team 58: Track Team 55, 56: Varsity Tennis 54, 55, 56: Mite Football 52, 535 RANDOMAC 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58: RANDOMAC Editor 58: Sabre 55, 56: Monogram Club 56, 57, 58: Clee Club 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58: Pet Peevw'M.T. Classes: College?Fairleigh Dickenson University. KENNETH RAY PIERCE, JR. WEBSTER SPRINGS, WEST VIRGINIA c:Ke,Las SfSergeant, B Company: Private 57: Varsity Football 58: Midget Football 57: Hobby-Reading: Pet Peevw Isn't that nice,': College-Georgia Tech, it T- 730 S 1 if 105 I L, ff, I 1 iff' lit' A -1 . u, V F First Row: ' - . L, RICHARD IVANHOE PRAUITT 9 A' I ' SHORT PUMP, vmc1NiA A ' 3 ,H aaRipsy ' SfSergeant, C Companyg Private 543 P.F.C. 553 Corporal 567 Basket- ball 57, 58g Basketball Manager 583 Midget Basketball 56g Mite Basket- ball 553 Mite Football 56, 57Q Monogram Club 587 YMCA Treasurer 58: Pet Peevef-Lating Hobby-Hot Rodsg Ambition-Professional Hot Rod Driver3 College-'Le Toureau Technical Institute of Texas. RICHARD JACKSON RATCLIFFE MANASSAS, VIRGINIA Rickey', Private First Class, C Company3 Private 573 ,l.V. Basketball 57g Glee Club 583 Senior Lifesaving 573 Pet Peeve-Studying3 Ct1llegwLafayette College. DONALD HERBERT REYNOLDS LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA Uncle Don Sergeant, Staffg Private First Class 543 Corporal 563 Cross Country 573 Clee Club 54, 55, 56: Sunday School Treasurer 563 Hobby-Hunting :mtl Drag Racingg College-Franklin and Marshall College. CHARLES EDWARD RICE WASHINGTON, D. C. Cht1rlie', SfSergeant, HC Companyg Corporal 573 Tennis Team 57, 583 Academic Twelve 563 Glee Club 56, 57, 58? Hobby-Collecting Match Book Covers: College?William and Mary College. 'Seconii Row: I' ,l A , nv -. ,Q 4. . A 'it ' WILLIAM MOUNTJOY SAVAGE. II Q l V MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY f ' ' ' ' A Salvage Sergeant, Band Companyg Private 573 Track Team 57, 583 Basketball 57: Clec Club 57, 583 Ambition-Surgeong Pet PeevtwThird Call: College- Duke University. DAVID RONALD SHAW CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Private. MC Companyg Varsity Football 573 Varsity Track 583 Monogram Club 583 Hobby-Sports3 Pet Peeve-Drakeg College-Mars Hill College. THOMAS FORD SHOCKLEY, IR. EASTON, MARYLAND Carrot Topu Private First Class, C Companyg Private 57: Hobby-Huntingg Col- lege-Huntings College. EDWIN REA SMITH BETHEL PARK, PENNSYLVANIA C0untry,' 2nd Lieutenant, B Companyg SfSergeant 57? Corporal 565 Private 553 Waiter 55, 56, 57, 58: Assistant Head Waiterg Monogram Club 57: Glee Club 57, 583 Clee Club Vice President 582 Varsity Football 573 Varsity Baseball 56, 57, 585 Varsity Basketball 587 J.V. Basketball 56, 572 J.V. Football 56: Midget Football 553 Pet Peeve-Drillg Hobby-Sports3 Am- bition-Professional Baseball Playerg College-Bridgewater College. SE IUHS SE IDRS First Row: WALTER OBENCHAIN SMITH, III FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Ref, Private 58, C Companyg Hobby-Baseball, College-Hamyr den-Sydney. CHARLES EDWARD STROTHER DELAPLANE, VIRGINIA 'iCo1mtry Corporal RC Company, Private 575 Varsity Football 58: Varsity Track 57, 583 RANDOMAC 57, 585 Monogram Club 57, 58: HolIbyfHiking and Photography, Pet Peevwljear John Lettersg Collegc?Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Second Row: COURTLAND KENNARD TOWNSEND KENSINGTON, MARYLAND GISkip3! 2nd Lieutenant, C Company, Private 563 Sergeant, Platoon, 57g Varsity Football 57, 58, Varsity Track 57, 583 Varsity Baseball 563 J.V. Basketball 56, 57, RANDOMAC 58g Monogram Club 57, 583 Sunday School Secretary 57, 58: Pet Peeve- DiMaiog College-Washington University. .IERRY LILLARD UPHAM ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA CCM. D 9, Corporal, C Company, Private 563 Corporal 57, Rifle Team 55, 56, 57, 58, Monogram Club 56, 57, 58g Pet Peeve-Rodents: Ambitionwlilectrical Engineerg College-Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Third Row: .IOHN LOUIS VAUGHAN DURHAM, NORTII CAROLINA Louie Sfsergeant, Guide, Band Companyg Private 563 Corporal 571 Midget Basketball 56, Midget Football 56, Assistant Track Manager 57, Track Manager 58, Monogram Club 583 Academic Twelve 56, 57g Treasurer Senior Class 583 Pet Peeve-Yankeesg Hobby-Cars, College-University of North Carolina-. JERRY THOMAS WACNER FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Corporal, 'ICR Company, Private 57, Hobby-Cinney: Pet Peeve-Private Schoolsg College-Virginia Polytechnic Insti- tute. Fourth Row: ROBERT MEBANE WALL. JR. LEAKSVILLE, NORTII CAROLINA Corporal, HC Company, Private 57, Pet Peeve-English IV parallel books, Senior Lifesaving 573 College-Wake Forest. CLARK WRIGHT WARINC FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Click Sergeant, C Company, Private 553 P.F.C, 56, P.F.C. 571 Varsity Football 55, 56, 57g Varsity Baseball 55, 56, 57, 58: Monogram Club 55, 56, 57, 583 Glee Club 55, Secretary Jun- ior Class 57g Hobby-Flying Saucersg College-University of North Carolina. 1 . , - a Right: Harry Hipwell, Jr., the Senior class Vale- dictorian of 1958, congratulates John A. Fisher, the Senior class Salutatorian of 1958. Hipwell's average is 92.55983 and Fisher7s average is 923293. Runners-up with their academic averages are: Vaughan . . . . . 91.8415 Light . . . . . 91.7958 Carothers . . . . .91.0775 Frisbie . . . .90.81 SE IUHS First Row: THOMAS LEE WEST BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA West Corporal, C Company: Private 56: Pet Peeve-Military Life: Hobby-Records: Collegwl-lampden-Sydney Cnllege. THOMAS FORT WILLIAMSON ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA '6Tom Captain, C Company: Private 55: Sergeant 56: lst Sergeant 57: Varsity Track 58, Midget Football 56: RANDOMAC 57, Drill Team 56, 57, 58: Pet Peeve-Girls who chew gumg Hubby- Cnllecting string: Ambition-To stay out of the Army: College -Yale University. Second Row: HOMER SEYMOUR WILLIE, JR. VIENNA, VIRGINIA Homer Captain, Band Company: Private 54: P.F.C. 55: SfSergeant 56: MfScrgcant 573 Varsity Football 58: Varsity Track 56, 57, 58: Varsity Rifle Team 56, 57, 58: J.V. Football 56: Midget llasketball 55: Mite Footliall 5-1. 55: Mite Basketball 54: Cap- tain Rifle Team 58: Captain Track Team 58: RANDOMAC 58: Sluricnt Count-il 573 Vice President Student Council 58: Class Otlivs-r 51. 55: Drill Team 55, 56, 575 Pet Peeve-Nlunarrb Shells: Hobby-Collecting Hats: Collcgegllniversity of Rich- mond. ROBERT HENRY WOOD GAINESVILLE, vmcmm Rabbieu Private, C Company: Senior Lifesaving 583 Pet Peeve-Teaclv ers: Hobby-Mechanics: CollegwVirginia Pulyteclinieal In- stitute. n emoriam ALEXANDER H. WORNOM, JR. January 3, 1939-May 9, 1957 Sandy,7 Wornoin died on May 9, 1957, just eighteen years old. A cadet at R.-lVl.A. for two years, '6Sandy'7 might have been a senior in 1957, but had decided to take an additional year of prep school work to better prepare himself for college. He would have been a member of the Senior Class of 1958. A tall, strong, physically active young man, he was a cadet platoon sergeant, a varsity swimmer, and a member of the varsity football team. 4'Sandy77 was active in youth affairs at his church. both at his home in Warwick, Virginia, and in Front Royal. Everyone recognized him as a leader. His friendly, Cheerful disposition and hard-working energy strengthened his popularity. A Sandy Wornom Me- morial Fund has been established to choose a fitting memorial to this outstanding young man, whose loss has been greatly felt at Randolph-Macon. ,ive First Row: PHILLIP WAYNE BARNES ,......... .... .... D e Witt, Dinwitldie High School TERRY BRUCE BINGAMAN ................. Shillington, Governor Mifflin Senior High School ROBERT WASHINGTON DANIELS, JR. ...... Blackstone, Blau-kslone High School Second Row: ROSCOE FRA NKLI N D UNCU Nl .............. Lynchburg, E. C. Glass High School WOODROW WILSON FORD. JR, .............. Lynhnven, Osvzu' Smith High Svhool, South Norfolk, Vat. BRUCE, W. GREENE .....................,. Pllilztrlelpltizt. Springfield fiiontgomery Township High Svhool Third Row: FENTRILSS LANIER PEARSOIY .............. Front Royal, Warren County High School JOSEPH ROYSTER PITTARD, JR, .......... Georgetown, Georgetown High School VANCE BUNTING TAYLOR ..................... Bethel. Bethel High School Fourth Row: TERRY MILTON WHITE ......... ........... . .Salisbury. Wicomico Senior High School JAMES EDWARD YATES ..,....,................ Boston, Rappalmnnock High School, Washington, Va. 30 Vu P at V at Vu V at Pu Va Del N.C Md Vat. ifjp' , ll ft, 'M fb affujf J M J1 Nr! W 2 at 'Q Wfffff fM KSA Ylnclercfazidezi uniol-A Soiodom oreri jre5Lmen giglzfln gracle laeciaf .S7fuolen td Cadets whose photos appear on this page were graduated from their respec- tive high schools, but have attended Ran- dolph-Macon for only one year and were not candidates for graduation. 7 if -Q, M ai -f-awww-W REQ -v . 52-4-' ff' ,, N 7, fSi:1Qeg'Lf Wi, .. ,, Ja-' -,L 4? f ,dwzw Wm .J 557 W -36 aw dx 412' Iwi? aye! f flgfgys JU IIJBS First Row : JOHN DOUGLAS ALBERS ........ CHARLES REGINALD AMORY JOHN HARROVER AYERS ...... STEPHEN PEYTON BARBER .... Second Row : KENNETH EATON BEMIS DALLAS ORRISON BERRY ..... ALAN HERMAN BLACKLOCK ..... JON NELSON BOLLING ..... Third Row: CHARLES CALEB BOOMER ....... . . . .Arlington, Va. . . . . .Hampton, Va. . . . .Arlington, Va. . . . .Arlington, Va. . . . . .Washington, D.C. .. . . . . .Vienna, Va. . . . Catonsville, Md. Fredericksburg, Va. . Rich Square, N.C. ERNEST RICHARD BOWLER, III ........ Warwick, Va. WILLIAM EARLE BROWN .. .... ...... L eaksville. N.C. SILAS REED BURGESS ........... Fourth Row : JOHN DUFF CALDERWOOD ........ .Charlottesville, Va. . .Washington D.C. WILLIAM HAROLD CANDLER ........ Warrenton, Va. EARL MICHAEL CARSON, JR. ...... W-s'1ingtu'1. DL. MICHAEL MAURICE CHRISTY ...... Fainnum, W. Va. Fifth Row : ANDREW DOWNER CLORE ....... . . . Brlghlwood, Va. WALTER EDWARD COLON .... Han lily. Riertn Ricv PHILIP ANDRE COVELL ............ Falls Church. Va. WILLIAM HAGA CRAWFORD, JR. .... Alexandria, Va. Sixth Row: JAMES EARL DAY ...,................ Richmond, Va. JOHN ALEXANDER DIXON .......... Al'xandria. Va. BENJAMIN MARTINEZ DOMINGUEI ............... na I-,l'l P Guaya. . R 1 THOMAS MARION DOZIER, JR. ........ Thomson, Ca. Seventh Row : JEFFRIES HARDING DUVALL ........ Tallfussce, I-l'. JOHN ALEXANDER FISHER ......... Midlletawu, Va. ROBERT E. GAYLOR ......... LYNN CARROLL HOFFMAN .... Eighth Row : ..... . .Luurel, Md. . . . . .Sterling, Va. JEFFREY ALLEN JOHNSON Aruba. Netherlands, Antilles JOHN PLITT JOHNSON .,.......... Lewisburg, Penna. RALPH WORMELEY JOHNSON .... Williamsburg, Va. IRVING LEWIS JONES, III .......... Williamsburg, Va. Ninth Row: ANTHONY PATTISON LeCOMPTE .... Cambridge, Md. WILLIAM EUGENE LYNN ............ Front Royal, Va. DONALD RALPH MCROBERTS .......... Arlington, Va. FRANK MINER MARKHAM .... ...... H erndon, Va. UNIUHS First Row : DON KENT MILLER ................. EDDIE CRAWFORD MITCHELL ...... Leaksville, MELVIN NEWTH MORRIS .......... FRANKLIN EDWARD NESBITT ..... Second Row: ROBERT T. NUSSEY .......... .... MAJOR MELVIN OSBORNE ......... GEORGE ARTHUR PASQUET ....... GORDON ARCHIBALD PERKINSON Third Row: DAVID SPOONER PETERS .. . . . .. . . . .Bethesda, Md. JAMES MULFORD PHARR, JR. ..... . ARTHUR HERMAN PORTNOY ...... DENNIS JAMES QUILLIN ............ Fourth Row: WILLIAM GERALD QUINN .... . . . . . . .lVIcLean, Va. JAMES PAUL RADACK ..... .... LEIGH STEVEN REDDING JOHN RANDOLPH RIDDLE Fifth Row: .Fairm0nt, W. Va. N.C. ..Baltimore, Md. .Front Royal, Va. ..SpringHeld, Pa. .Hagerstown, Md. .Middletown, Pa. . . . . McKenney, Va. . . . .Denbigh, Va. Va. Chevy Chase, Md. . .Warrenton, .Jamestown, N.Y. . .Springfield, Va. . . Burnsville, N.C. JAMES WILLIAM ROCKWELL ...... Enterprise, W. Va. CHRISTIE STERLING ROGERS ...... Washington, D.C. BRUCE THOMAS ROLLINS ............ Alexandria, Va. FREDDIE HECTOR RONDA .... Cago Rojo, Puerto Rico Sixth Row: PHILIP NELSON SANDIFER ........ Washington, D.C. RICHARD HAROLD SCHUMACHER Grand Rapids, Mich. RODNEY THEODORE SHARP ...... DALLAS WAYNE SPAINHOUR ...... Seventh Row: ROBERT PAULETT SPIVEY .... LARRY KIM SPRUILL ........ .... CARTER GILES STANTON .... .... HARRY JASON STEVENS, II ....... Eighth Row: . . . .Marshall, Va. Thomasville, N.C. . .Alexandria, Va. . . . Bethesda, Md. Chestertown, Md. .Falls Church, Va. CHARLES BRINK STRAUSS, JR. .... Silver Spring, Md. ROBERT MARSHALL TAIT .......... Washington, D.C. RICHMOND de PEYSTER TALBOT, JR. Front Royal, Va. PAUL SEWARD TRIBLE ................ Delaplane, Va. Ninth Row: NICHOLSON BARNEY WHITE .......... Leesburg, Va. RICHARD SHERBURNE WILSON . . . . . . Staunton, Va. THOMAS WESLEY WRIGHT .......... Richmond, Va. GEORGE SUMNER YOUNG, JR. .... . . . .Bethesda, Md. ISUPHUMUHES nfl' Qmjytat rlwlll 1' A wf. Want CLASS OFFICERS EDWARD LANE. III ............... President JACK LUCK .......... .... I fine-President GILBERT WILLIE . . . ....... Secretary JOHN TURNER ..........,......... Treasurer FIRST ROW, left to right: Gilbert Willie, John Richards, John Abbitt. Mac Rives. Howard Eager. Mike Waring, John Turner. Charles Wornom, David Keys, James Church. SECOND Row: Douglas Rannells, Edgar Jones, III, Glenn Spitler, Jr., King Von Schilling, Kenneth Wright, Jr., Thomas Page, IV, James Thompson, Wayne Roth- ery, Harold Markham. THIRD ROW: John Bell, Gary Hammond, John Cummings, Wayne Drake, Mike Fagan, Bill Bock, Donald Ryan, Bill Blair, Jr., Jack Luck, Gary Wieland. FOURTH ROW: Paul Michelson, Myles Kennedy, Bill Schuiling, George Heckert, George Oakley, Harrison Purcell. Jr., William Ward, Jr., Pedrito- Vergne, Mike O'Harra. FIFTH ROW: Louis Athey, Richard Pancake, Tom Kalogeras, Alan Stephenson, David Madison, Mahlon Haines, Terry Smith, Stanley Forbes, Mack Brandenburg. SIXTH ROW: John Hightower, Jr., Jerry Lewis, Winston Alexander, Frank Eichen- laub, James Root, Henry Deihl, Clinton Bailey, Clifton Stoneburner, Richard Harvey. SIQVIQNTH ROW: .lack Chatfield, Jack Alleman, David Wayson, David Boggs, Robert Rauch, Bill Kinsey, Jr., Milton Reigelman, Franklin Stone, Jr., John Hoppe. EIGHTII ROW: David Beaman, Walter Blacklock, Earl Albin, Edward Lane, HI, Newton Dance, Danny Johnson, Vernon McCoy, Fred Sanford, Monte White, Step- hen Dye. NOT PICTURIZIJ: John Capps. Richard Glave, Peter McAdams, Robert Memler, Marvin Swift, Dan Sheflield. RICHARD DiMAIO P. C. KELLAM, JR. JIMMY ALSTON ..... PETER HUDSON, III FIRST Row, left to right: FHESHME ........President . . . . . Vice-ljresident . . . . . . Treasurer William Radmacher, Jimmy Alston, Ric . ...Secretary hard DiMaio, Freddy Tipton, Anderson Crabill, Sandy Frazer, Jack Fullerton, John Tine, Larry Breckenridge. SECOND ROW: Pete Nottingham, Jr., Jon Hawkins, Kent Blyler, P. C. Kellam, Jr.. Joe Wall, Jay Selden, III, Russell Turpin, Tom Powell, III, Wesley Truscott, Jr., Don Shoffstall, II, THIRD Row: Denny Rohrbaugh. Richard Everett, Stuart Nesbitt, Bruce Bickel, Victor Besancon, Robert Maxwell, L. T. Lilliston, Jr., Tommy Warrick, Frank Silek, Richard Dotts. FOURTH ROW: Danny Price, Jr., Freddy Dyer, Cordon Belser, III, Stephen Det- wiler, John Noel, III, Peter Hudson, III, Osborne Rrockman, Jimmy Sowder, Eu- gene Swartz, Douglas Smith. Nor PICTURIQD: William Arens, Al Orgain, Frank Eichenlaub, III, Myles Kennedy. John Jett. gag., EIEHTH GRADE OFFICERS JOHN ROSS ........................... ........ P resident CLAY STILES, III ..... ...... I fice-President JOHN REAMY, JR. ....... ...... T reasurer CHARLES TINSLEY III .... ...... S ecretary 36 FIRST Row, Left to Right: John Reamy, Jr., Clay Stiles, III, John Ross, Charles Tinsley, III, Paul McElhinney. SECOND Row: Edwin Eastham, Daniel Ricker, III, Samuel Conwell, Thomas MacConnell, IV, John MacConnell. THIRD ROW : Wesley Terry, Eugene Herr John Whitesell, Dixon Whitworth. FOURTH Row: Louis Adorian, James Ed- monds, Jr., Jens Tholand, Bruce Brown, Earl Wolverton, Jr., William Humphries, Jr. NOT PICTURED: John Arens, Lester Stone, Jr. THE MILITARY PHUEHAM AT HMA Randolph-Macon Academy conducts a military program as a National Defense Cadet Corps School, a national organization of secondary schools pro- vided with equipment and training guidance by the Depaitment of the Army. The purpose of this pro- gram is to provide military training that will benefit the student and be of value to the Army if he should become a member of the Army. The participating schools and their students bear the costs of instruct- ors, uniforms, and general support of the program. The prescribed course of instruction comprises three years with 96 hours of instruction each aca- demic year. This program works out in general to two outside drills per week plus a weekly classroom session which includes such military subjects as lVlilitary Courtesy, Hygiene and First Aid, Weap- ons, lVlarksmanship, Mad Reading, and Achieve- ments and Traditions of the Army. The year is filled with inspections, competitions, and parades, cli- maxed by the annual Federal Inspection, which for three straight years has resulted in Honor School Rating, and the Commencement Ceremonies. lVlilitary Training Certificates are awarded to graduates who successfully complete the entire course. The Professor of lVlilitary Science and Tact- ics of a Senior fcollege leveli Reserve O'iicer Training Unit may give credit for one year of Sen- ior ROTC to students with this certihcate. Begin- ning this year, a committee of the faculty will award a Superior NDCC School Cadet ribbon and certifi- cate to the outstanding cadet in each of the three military classes. ji... galfafon BATTALION STAFF MAJOR JAMES D. KRAUS ..... Battalion Commander CAPTAIN HARRY H. HIPWELL, JR. Battalion Adjutant STAFF SERGEANT HARRIS F. HASTINGS. . . . . . . . . . . . Sergeant Major STAFF SERGEANT ANTHONY P. LECOMPTE ........ Ordnance Sergeant SERGEANT DONALD H. REYNOLDS . Infirmary Sergeant TECHNICAL SERGEANT JAMES EARL DAY. . . . . . . . . . Chief STAFF SERGEANT JACOB W. MAST, JR. ....... STAFF SERGEANT BENJAMIN H. CRAVES .... . . SERGEANT ALAN H. BLACKLOCK. . . SERGEANT W. GERALD QUINN. . . CORPORAL GEORGE B. FRANKLIN. . CORPORL PAUL S. TRIBLE ........ CORPORAL WALTER L. BLACKLOCK. . . . . CORPORAL WILLIAM E. LYNN . . . MILITARY FACULTY Bugler Colors Colors Colors Colors Colors Colors . Clerk . Clerk COLONEL ROBERT C. RIVES. ......... Commanrlant and Professor of Military Science and Tactics CAPTAIN JAMES M. MILLS. . . . . . .Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics CAPTAIN CARL COOPER ...... Assistant Commanrlant CAPTAIN WILLIAM R. BRITTON. . . . . .Tactical Officer Upper left, COLOR GUARD, left to right: Sergeant Blacklockg Staff Sergeant Mastg Staff Sergeant Gravesg Sergeant Quinng Corporal Franklin. Center, left: Major James D. Krausg right: Captain Harry H. Hipwell, J r. Lower left: Captain Carl Cooper, Captain James M. Millsg Captain William R. Britton. MQW BATTALION STAFF I FIRST Row: Major Kraus. SECOND Row: Staff Sergeant Hastingsg Captain Hipwellg Technical Sergeant Dayg Stall' Sergeant Mast. THIRD Row: Corporal Frankling Staff Ser- geant Gravesg Sergeant Black- lockg Staff Sergeant Le- Compteg Sergeant Reynnolds. FOURTH Row: Sergeant Quinng Corporal Blacklockg Corporal Tribleg Corporal Lynn. CADET. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS FIRST Row: Major Krausg Captain Hipwellg Captain Willieg Captain Williamsong Captain Nelson. SECOND Row: Captain Carothersg lst Lieut. McCutcheong lst Lieut. Onleyg lst Lieut. Hauser. THIRD Row: lst Lieut. Heav- nerg 2nd Lieut. Townsendg 2nd Lieut. Gregoryg 2nd Lieut. 'Burkeg lst Lieut. Phelps. LAST Row: 2nd Lieut. Childressg 2nd Lieut. Lightg lst Sgt. Hoffman. CADET NON-COMMISSIONED UFFICERS FIRST Row: T! Sgt. Colong TfSgt. Fiferg TfSgt. Wilsong TfSgt. Petersg lst Lt. Chil- dressg SfSgt. Marchig TfSgt. Quilling TfSgt. Day. SECOND Row: SfSgt. Kinneyg SfSgt. Adamsg SfSgt. S ta n t on 3 SfSgt. Browng Sgt. Luckg SfSgt. LeCompteg Sgt. Clore. THIRD Row: Pvt. Museg Sgt. Spainhourg Sgt. M. Waringg SfSgt. Bemisg SfSgt. Vaugh- ang SfSgt. Mastg Sgt. Rivesg 2nd Lt. E. Smith. FOURTH Row: Cpl. Gaylorg Sf Sgt. Gravesg Cpl. Grantg Cpl. Pur- cell Sgt. Turner Cpl. Churchg Sgt. Rogers. FIFTH Row: Sgt. Willie Sgt. Quinng Sgt. Port- noyg Sgt. Bollingg Pvt. Johns- ton Sgt. Pastoreg Sgt. Faustg Capt. Talbot. SIXTH Row: Sgt. Hoppeg Cpl. Lynng Sgt. Elmoreg Sgt. Eagerg Cpl. Sandiferg Cpl. Nesbitt. LAST ROW: Sgt. Pierce Sgt. Barbcrg V Cpl. Hoffman. THE COLOR GUARD A. Blacklock, Mast, Graves, Quinn, and Franklin. THE BUGLERS Day, Stiles, F. Stone, Fullerton, and Young. THE MEMORIAL PLAQUE Thomas and Pdlllbll C 57D B!-X U EUMPA Y IGPM-M Sf-'-31 ' :au CAPTAIN HDMI-:R S. WVILLIH, JR. ...... Company Commanrler FIRST LT. WARD P. PHIQLPS . .Executive Officer, Drum Major FIRST LT. LIQSTILR R. HRAVNIQR, JR. .... First Platoon Leader SECOND LT. Hl'1NIlY D. LIGHT ........ Second Platoon Leader TECHNICAL SGT. .IPUVIICS EARL DAT ...,...... First Sergeant TI:cI'INIr:AL SGT. JIQRRY R. MlIl,I,IYS .... Technical Sergeant 51:51 ' fQ Q-I TIQCIINICAL SGT. DAVID S. Pl'I'I'l'IR5 STAIPI-' SGT. WILLIAM E. BROWN . S'I'AIfI-' SGT. J. DIQNNIS MARCIII S'I'AI-'If SGT. J. LOUIS VAIIILIIAN SILT. RALPIYI M. FAIISI' . .... .. Instrument Sergeant . . ..... Music Sergeant ...........Guif1e . .. .Guide .. .. .Guitlon HOMER S. WILLIE. JR. WARD P. PHELPS LESTER R. HEAVNER, JR. HENRY D. LIGHT Captain, First Lieutenant First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Company Commander Exerutive Omcer First Platoon Leader Second Platoon Leader Drum. Major 42 Sergeant Christie S. Rogers Sergeant Lynn C. Hoffman Sergeant William M. Savage, II Sergeant Gilbert C. Willie Corporal Charles T. Boyd, Jr. Corporal John H. Chatfield Corporal Jeffrey A. Johnson Corporal Donald R. McRoberts Corporal Gene W. Mullinix Corporal Alan G. Stephenson Corporal Franklin M. Stone, Jr. Corporal Nicholson B. White Corporal J. Thomas Flythe BA D EUMPA Y John D. Albers H, Jackson Alleman Philip A. Covell Charles P. Graham Daniel L. Johnson Ayers Berry Blyler Burgess Christy 43 Gordon A. Perkinson Jr. .l. Randolph Riddle John A. Ross A Harry J. Stevens, II PRIVATES Dozier Jones, L. Dyer Reigelman Forbes Ricker Ford Root Humphries Sheflield Shoflstall Stiles Terry Whitworth Wright, K. SECOND PLATOON SECOND LIEUTENANT JAMES W. BURKE ....... Platoon Commander STAFF SERCEANT RICHARD B. ADAMS, JR. ........ Platoon Sergeant SERGEANT JOHN N. BOLLING . ........... ............... G uide SERGEANT A. DOWNER CLORE ................ First Squad Leader SERGEANT E. RICHARD BOWLER, III ...... David M. Boggs Arnold M. Brandenburg Clinton Bailey Larry Breckenridge Bruce Brown John Capps . .Second Squad Leader SERGDANT RDDDRT E. GAYLDR CQRDURAI. F. GARLAND HAMMKQND CURPURAL N. RICKARD FRISBIE . . . CURPURAL JouN A. FISHER ..... CORPORAL EDGAR W. GRANT, JR. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS John L. Bell Michael R. Coe Samuel Conwell Robert Daniels Wayne Drake SECOND LIEUTENANT JAMES W Executive Ojicer Second Platoon Commander Osborne L. Brockman John A. Cummings Frank J. Eichenlaub, III .lack A. Fisher PRIVATES BURKE Benjamin Dominguez Franklin Duncum Jeff Duvall . . . . .Third Squad Leader . . . . . . .Assistant Squad Leader . . . ..... Assistant Squad Leader . . . ..... Assistant Squad Leader John M. Hightower, Jr. Wayne B. Rothery Richard Dotts Stephen Dye Michael Fagan 45 FIRST LIEUTENANT SHANNON HAUSER .....,.. Co1TPoRAL THfJlVIAS W. WRIGIIT .... SERCEANT ARTHUR H. PoRTNov .... SERGEANT KENNETH W. PASTORE .... SERGEANT NORMAN D. IVIARDEN ..... Richard V. DiMaio Kenneth L. Hurt John Arens Jack Fullerton Thomas MacConnell Paul lVIcElhinney SECOND PLATOON OFFICERS .Platoon Commander . . . . . .Platoon Sergeant Guide First Squad Leader . . .Second Squad Leader SERCEANT JACK E. LUCK ..... Com'ouAL RALPH JouNsoN. .. Com'ouAL P. C. KELLAM ..... Comfonm. Wll.LlAM H. KINSEY ..... . PRIVATES FIRST CLASS David C. Keys Stuart W. Nesbitt Melvin M. Morris Major M. Osborne PRIVAT ES David Madison Robert Maxwell Paul Michelson Eddie Mitchell FIRST LIEUTENANT LAWRENCE C. MCCUTCHEO Executive Ojicer FIRST LIEUTENANT O. SHANNON HAUSER Second Platoon Conzmarider N, JR. .Iohn Noel Howard Nottingham Robert Nussey .. . . . . Third Squad Leader . . . .Assistant Squad Leader . . . .Assistant Squad Leader . . . .Assistant Squad Leader William .l. Radmacher George Pasquet Fentress Pearson lames Pharr George Oakley Thomas Powell 47 ' SECOND PLATOON Sscoivn LIEUTENANT CUURTLAND K. TOWNSEND, JR. .............. SERCEANT DALLAS W. Sl'A1NnouR .... ..... P Iatoon Sergeant Platoon Commander SERGEANT JOHN E. TURNER ..... ............. G uide OFFICERS SERGEANT JERRY T. WAGNER .... .... F irst Squad Leader CORPORAL RTIBERT M. WALL ....... ..... A ssistant Squad Leader SERGEANT ROBERT M. TAIT ......... ...... S eeond Squad Leader CORPORAL CHARLES E. STRUTHER .......... Assistant Squad Leader SERGEANT CHARLES W. WORNOM ............ Third Squad Leader CORPORAL LARRY K. SPRUILL ....... ..... A ssistant Squad Leader SERGEANT GEORGE S. YOUNG... .... .. Richard J. Ratcliffe King Von Schilling James Shaw Charles Swartz Mawin Swift Russell Turpin .Assistant Battalion Bugler PRIVATES FIRST Douglas W. Rannells James E. Sowder PRIVATES Earl Wolverton Terrence Smith Vance Taylor Jens Tholand FIRST LIEUTENANT BRANTLEY T. ONLEY Executive Officer SECOND LIEUTENANT COURTLAND K. TOWNSEND, JR. Second Platoon Commander 49 CLASS Fred B. Tipton Peter A. McAdams Joseph Wall Robert Wood Mahlon Haines Walter Smith Charles B. Strauss Fairmont R. White James Thompson Willialri Ward James Yates Al Orgain Adams Barber Bemis Bickel Biondi W Blacklock, Bolling Boomer Bowler Burke Calderwood Candler Carothers Clore Colon Dance Dixon Duvall Eager F ifer Gaylor Glave Hammond Hastings Hauser THE UHQQQ TEAM Hoffman, W. Marden Holloway Markham, F. Hoppe Miller Hudson Nelson Johnson, R. Pastore Kellam Pierce Kinsey Portnoy Kraus Purcell Lane Quillin Luck Quinn McCoy Radack McCutcl1eon Rauch Redding Townsend Rice Turner Richards Wall, R. Rives Waring. M Rollins Wayson Spainhour West Spivey Wieland Spruill Williamson Stanton Wilson Strauss Wornom Strolher Wright, T. Tait Young The crack drill team, re- cruited from the best drilled cadets 'in the Battalion, has traditionally supplied the cadet officers and high rank- ing non-commissioned ofii- cers of the Corps. 50 VETERANS DAY Veterans Day exercises at R.-M.A. on November ll, 1957, included the placing ofa wreath at the foot of the Mem- orial Plaque in the Melton Memorial Gymnasium at 11:00 a.m. Colonel John C. Boggs, R.-M.A President and Cadet lst Lt. Harry Hipwell, bat- talion adjutant, are shown placing the wreath. Members of the Color Guard are Cadet Sgt. .lake Mast. 2nd Lt. .lim Burke, 2nd Lt. Max Childress. and Cadet Sgt. Al Blacklock. Major E. V. Regester is at right. Also part of the exercises was a battalion formation out- side the gymnasium frightl and a brief memorial service inside the gymnasium Csee bottom of page 4-OJ. Apple Blossom Festival The Randolph-Macon Drill Team of 1957 passes the re- viewing stand in the annual Winchester. Virginia, Apple Blossom Festival parade on May 3. 1957. r X ... 'E gain. M ,W W f7Ae .fdfkdficfi 1. Varsity Football 2. Junior Varsity Football 3. Midget Football 4. Mite Football 5. Varsity Basketball 6. Junior Varsity Basketball 7. Midget Basketball 8. Mite Basketball 9. Varsity Swimming 10. General Swimming 11. Junior and Senior Lifesavin 12. Rifle Team 13. Cross Country 14-. Senior Track 15. Junior Track 16. Field Day 17. Baseball 18. Softball 19. Tennis 20. Weightlifting 81 Wrestling QW 5 --Q , 1 ,ff THE CHEERLEADERS Ken Hurt, George Muse, Bill Hoffman, and Dick Adams. Pm Jacket born and Jacket bred, And when I die, I'll be Jacket dead. Rah, Rah, Old Randolph Macon . . . 'Well, what are we doing here ? Cheer up, men! lt's not that A sad l The Varsity Coaches Head Coach McFall, Line Captain Jim Kraus with the Captain of Charlotte Hall Coach Williams and Assistant Coach Barkell. Military Academy team begin RMA's 1957 football sea- son as referee Herb Roye looks on. VARSITY PUUTHALL RMA .... 0 RMA .... 0 RMA ..,. 7, RMA .... ...19 RMA .... ...25 RMA .... ...37 RMA .... 6 RMA .... ...13 THE 1957 YELLOW JACKETS JIM KRAUS .. ......,. ................ C apmzn GEORGE FRANKLIN . .. ..... Equipment Manager MAX CHILoIzEss .... ........ M anager BUD TALBOT ............ ..... A ssisfant Manager CAPT. LYLE C. MCFALL .... . ....... Head Coach MAJ. ARVIN S. WILLIAMS .... .... L me Coach CAPT. JOHN R. BARKELL . .. .... Asszstanz Coach 1957 RECORD Charlotte Hall . . . St. James ....... Fishburne ....... Woodberry Forest Episcopal ....... St. Christopheris . Virginia Episcopal Augusta ........ LEFT, TOP: The starting lineup for the Fishburne ame Linemen, left to right, are Jim Burke, Jackie Shaw Flank Duncum, Clark Waring, Spencer Elmore, .lohn Fisher and Skip Townsend. Backs, in the same order, are Bobby Dan iels, Captain Jim Kraus, Randy Gregory, and loe Pittard BOTTOM: Eight of the nine Yellow Jacket lettermen at the beginning of the season. Front Row, left to r1 ht Jim Burke, Spencer Elmore, Clark Waring, and Skip Townsend Back Row: Homer Willie, Randy Gregory Captain Jim Kraus, and Larry McCutcheon. Dick Hoagland is not pic tured. 44413 'M P' If in ' 1 fa f N4 '1 wlf D 1' ,,--5 Vw K K i - 1 f,gAM- 1! ,, .,,-W4- ,, xp w -QQ!! 4 fx . flww fm , . f 'EQ V1 ' Tiff Us Www? W 22:- Q , 4 ,Q'W3v2gm' ' M' - ww , A W, ,t - x QvfpNM5,Q A ff ,Q X 3fY,fv,+Qf:f- f,Q?WH XV rwfyvah K , Q V'-uf fin., 1 A 5 . 2:':7w.f'H ' , v K f TOP: The Charlotte Hall game. CENTER: The Episcopal game. BOTTOM: The Woodherry game. SEASU ' HIGHLIGHTS CHARLOTTE HALL In the opening game of the season, the Jackets rolled over Charlotte Hall 25 to 0. In the first quarter E. B. Dean carried the ball across for RMA's first score. Later Dennis Marchi intercepted a Charlotte Hall pass and went ten yards for another touchdown. In the third quarter, Phil Sandifer intercepted the kick and car- ried the ball for the third score of the game. Randy Gregory made a fourth touchdown in the fourth quarter. Gregory passed to full- back Jim Kraus for the extra point, ST. JAMES Spring halfback Joe Pittard cut loose for a 17-yard run to make the first score of the game. Phil Sandifer scored twice during the game, and halfback Bobby Daniels added two more touchdowns. Quarterback Larry McCutcheon tallied once during the rout, with center Frank Duncum place-kicking the only extra point. FISHBURNE In the Homecoming Day game against Fishburne, the Jackets, taking the kick-off. marched 80 yards for the touchdown. The climax play came with a 45-yard toss by quarterback Randy Greg- ory to end Jim Burke which gave RMA a first down on the FMA 15. On the next play Joe Pittard went untouched through a gaping hole over right tackle for the only score of the game. WOODBERRY FOREST Woodberry Forestis Tigers ended RMA's 12-game winning streak which extended back to 1955. Johnny O'Bannon, the Tigers' vet- eran quarterback, staged a one-man show for the spectators in romping to three touchdowns and passing 45 yards to John Faul- coner for another. The Jacket scores came on marches of 80 and 85 yards, with Randy Gregory passing to Joe Pittard for 15 yards in the second period and Bobby Daniels bursting over tackle for 12 yards in the final quarter. EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL Still suffering from a flu epidemic and hampered by injuries, the Jackets were no match for the Episcopal High Maroon varsity in the annual Football Day feature at Alexandria, in which the Jackets dropped a 38-0 rout. RMA yielded a touchdown in each of the first two periods, battling the Maroons on fairly even terms. In the third quarter Episcopal added 12 points and blasted all ,Jacket hopes with 14 more points in the final period. ST. CHRISTOPHER? At Richmond the Saints handed the Jackets their third consecu- tive loss in a 13-0 game which saw the Saint's Keith Pusey score all the points. VIRGINIA EPISCOPAL The Jackets spotted Virginia Episcopal a 7-point lead early in the first period and then fought back to a 7-7 deadlock in a hard fought contest that saw all the scoring confined to the opening quarter. RMA drove 80 yards following the second kick-off, the touchdown coming on a 20-yard pass from Randy Gregory to Bobby Daniels who romped Z7 yards down the right sideline to tally. Ed Smith then booted the PAT to knot the score. AUGUSTA A 55-yard touchdown run with only a minute left in the game gave Augusta a 26-18 victory over RMA. The Jackets scored first midway in the opening quarter on a snow-covered field. Halfback Bobby Daniels took a hand-off from Randy Gregory on the Jacket 19 and raced 70 yards for a touchdown. In the third quarter Au- gusta increased their lead 13-6. Two plays later on passes from Gregory to Joe Pittard and Phil Sandifer, the Jackets had tied the count. Ed Smith booted the PAT. Although the score was tied, again Augusta snatched the victory away from the Jackets with Sefa's 55-yard run in the final minute. 2 ' 4 N , N .4 .f - Y I , ' 4 If V ' .V , K ,. . I s .. -n . . , ,V , . 3' MWW W , , K I lifif FIRST Row: Gilbert C. Willie, Philip W. Barnes, Charles W. Wor- IIoIn, E. Jackson Luck, O. Shannon Hauser, John D. Calderwood, Milton M. Reigelman, Rockwell, William E. Schuiling. SECOND Row: Arthur W. Nelson, Jr., Tom N. Kalogeras, David S. Peters, John E. Turner, Captain John H. Hoppe, Jr., D. Wayne Spainhour, Terry M. White, Kenneth E. Bemis, William H. Craw- ford, Jr. THIRD Row: David C. Madison, Earl M. Carson, Jr., W. Earl Al- bin, Michael C. Waring, E. Newton Dance, Woodrow W. Ford, Jr., James D. Church, Edward H. Lane, III, Frank E. Cook. Jr., Thomas W. Wright. . K JA , v an RMA RMA RMA .... RMA 1957 RECORD .. 6, Woodberry .. Og Massanutten .. Og Episcopal . 7, Massanutten f-.,',Ai, VARSITY FUUTBALL SHANNON HAUSER Captain CAPTAIN JOHN H. HOPPE Coach .. ...24 .. ...l2 22 .. ...ZO A play in the Junior Var- sity game with Episcopal High School on Football Day. 57 MIDGET FUUTHALL ROBERT MAC R1vEs 1957 RECORD Captain MAJOR GEORGE W. RIDDICK Coach RMA .... 6, RMA .... 213 RMA .... . . 0 RMA .... 65 RMA .... 7- RMA .... .. 13 RMA .... 6, Handley . . . St. James ....... . O James Wood JV7s Episcopal ....... . 6 Osborne JV's . . . St. James ....... . 0 Woodberry Forest FIRST Row: Osborne L. Brockman, John H. Chatfield, Bill H. Kin- sey, Jr., Myles W. Kennedy, John A. Ross, R. Mac Rives, Victor M. Besancon, David E. Wayson, Gary C. Wieland, Robert H. Rauch, Stephen M. Dye, Douglas Smith. SECOND Row: Major George W. Riddick, John M. Richards, Bruce S. Brown, William E. Ward. Jr., Richard R. Harvey. Stanley O. Forbes, John M. Hightower, Jr., Peter W. Hudson, Franklin M. Stone, Jr.. Michael D. O'Harra, Thompson Warrick. Tl-l1Rn Row: P. C. Kellam, Jr., Samuel R. Conwell, David C. Keys, Terry L. Smith, Frederick W. Sanford, Clinton S. Bailey, C. Eugene Swartz, James F. Root, Daniel L. Johnson, Charles B. Strauss, Jr. The Midgets warm the bench during a practice game. 58 FIRST Row: Louis B. Athey, Daniel M. Ricker, F. Dixon Whit- worth, Frederick B. Tipton, Stuart W. Nesbitt, R. Bruce Bickel, S. Thomas Powell, John W. Whitesell, Paul W. McElhinney. SECOND Row: Captain Robert R. Long, Richard N. Everett, John C. Hoppe, Robert H. Maxwell, Charles E. Tinsley, Jack C. Fuller- ton, J. Clay Stiles. THIRD Row: Jon M. Hawkins, C. Richard Dotts, L. T. Lilliston, D. Frederick Dyer, Don R. Shoffstall, Howard D. Nottingham, Fairmont R. White, Glenn M. Spitler, Thomas MacConnell. RMA .... .. 275 RMA .... .. 133 RMA RMA RMA RMA RMA 1957 RECORD James Wood James Wood St. James .. Episcopal .. Massanutten Massanutten St. James . . MJTE FUUTHALL C0-Captain STUART W. NESBITT Co-Captain CAPTAIN ROBERT R. LONG Coach The Mighty Mite lineup. Capt. Bickel Capt. Long, and Capt, Nesbitt. s 59 RMA wins over the Randolph-Macon College B team. RANDY GREGORY Capinin J. RANDOLPH GREGORY . ................... Captain WILLIAM E. BROWN ....... .,.. A ssistanc Manager RICHARD I. PRUITT . ...... Manager CAPTAIN LYLI1 MCFALI. . ...... ....... C nach FIRST STRING PLAYERS RANDY GREGORY .. ............. 5 ...... Forward PHIL SANIJIFER .......... . ..... Center VANCE TAYLOR ............ .......... F orward BRUCI-3 GREI-:NI5 ............... ..... G uarrl CLICK WARING .......... ........................ G nnrrl 1958 RECORD RMA Fishburne ......... . . . RMA .... . . 723 Massanutten . . . . . RMA Woodberry Forest RMA .... . . . 693 RMC QB Teamj . . . . RMA St. Christopher .... . . . RMA .... . . 585 St. Christopher . .. RMA RMA RMA ............ Massanutten ..... Augusta .......... . . . Woodberry Forest . ...... . RMA 644g Augusta ....... RMA .... . . . 60g Fishburne . . . . RMA ............ 655 Mercersburg . .. Halftime Strategy Q55 Sitssms, rfgmgk iw L Nexus sJabl'55EF5i-ea K V -N L , gd, X' ,,, 'N5i'K-- VCTQRE' V, ,,, X 5,5 -H Si.f: Qs.,, QQ VARSITY Q .fs3rK.zXQsi2rfi1 fi EQ s 4 ijiimn Sicusaistfw HASHETRAII X7'zilU5 'iN I X 'wi . A 'Q-Qwxgggasik, THE 1958 YELLOWJACKETS DICK PRUITT .... .... I Wanager JOE PITTARD ........ .... G uarrl ' BOB NUSSEY .......... .... F ofwaffi LARRY MCCUTCHEON . . . .... Center CLICK WARING ......... .... G uard PHIL SANDIFER .... .... C enter CHICO EAGER ...... ............ F orward RANDY GREGORY ..... Forward, Captain The Jacket Five finished their season by winning 8 of their I2 games, giving them a record of 8-4 for the season. One game with Episcopal High and one game with St. James were cancelled because of had Weather. MG et that ball I MIKE WARING WALTER COLON TOMMY MCNEAL BUDGE KENT BILL BLAIR VANCE TAYLOR BRUCE GREENE MAC RIVES Cen ter Center Forward Forward Forward Forward Guard Guard In the last game of the season the Yellow ,I ack- ets thrilled the crowd by taking the victory by one point from lVI61'CC1'Sbl1I'g Academy in overtime Greene tries a hard one. JU IUH VARSITY BASKETBALL EDWIN R. SMITH Captain Curr. JOEL W. SHANKLI4: Coach FIRST ROW: Frank Nesbitt, Jack Luck, David Beaman, Bozie Lane Ed Smith, Captaing Captain Shankle, Coacbg Tommy Dozier, George Oakley. Bucky Reigelman, Don Ryan, Jake Mast, Bobby Tait, Phil STANDING: Woody Ford. Vernon McCoy, Dick Glave, Barnes. 1958 RECORD RMA ..... .... 3 Og Massanutten . . . . . . 43 RMA .... . . . 275 Tom's Brook . . . . . . . 47 RMA ..... .... 3 93 Massanutten . . . . . . 66 RMA .... . . . 333 Augusta . . . . . . 26 RMA ..... .... 41 23 Tonfs Brook .... . , . 53 RMA .... . . . 39g Augusta . . . . . . . 63 RMA .... . . . 4445 Mercersburg . . . . . . . 53 MJBBET BABBBTBALL KNEELING: Don Shoffstall, Kent Blyler, Pete Notting- ham, John Tine. STANDING: Stuart Nesbitt, Bruce Bickel, Freddy Dyer, Frank Eichenlaub, Jimmy Sowder, Doug Smith, Capt. John Hoppe, Coach, Pete Hudson, Steve Detwiler, John Ross, Gene Swartz, Bob Maxwell, .lon 'Hawk- ins. BRUCE BICKEL .... .... C apmin CAPT. JOHN Hom-E ---- Cvfwh 1958 RECORD RMA .... . . 285 Woodberry .. .. 46 RMA... .. 353 James Wood .. . ... 416 RMA. . . . . . 29, James Wood CHARLES TINSLEY . .. .... Captain CAPT. ROBERT LONG .Coach 1958 RECORD RMA .... 513 James Wood .. .. 54 RMA .... .. 303 James Wood . .. 32 MJTE BASKETBALL LEFT T0 RIGHT: Jack Fuller- ton, Andy Crabill, Bill Hum- phries, Dan Ricker, John Whitesell, Gene Herr, Capt. Robert Long, Coach, Tom MacConne1lg Dixon Whit- worth, John MacConnell, Paul Mclfllhinney, Charles Tinsley. They're off! l Ward Phelps, Captain VARSITY SWIMMING HMA RMA RMA RMA RMA RMA RMA RMA RMA .......... 1958 RECORD 513 Massanutten 443 Augusta .. 403 Granby 573 Augusta .. 493 Massanutten 533 Maury 343 Staunton .. 213 Granby .... 282 Mercersburg ....26 ....40 ....45 ....29 ....37 ....33 ....52 ....65 . .... 58 Records Broken During 1958 Season 100 yard Backstroke ........... old Mark H9451 .... new mark IIQSSJ 160 yard Medley Relay .Jim Radack ......1:01.1 ....l:07.0 Phelps, Haines, I-Iipwell, Light old mark 119471 .,....... new mark 1019585 .... 100 yard Breastroke . new event f1958j .... ........l:49.0 ......1:35.5 Zilch Haines ......1:l5.2 x - 3 , 1 V1-IPISITY SWIMMING TE!-IM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sam Conwell, Melvin Morris, Wes- ley Truscott, Jr., Stanley Forbes, L. T. Lilliston, Jr., .Jimmy Edmonds, Jr., Louis Adorian, Frederick Sanford, Tom Pow- ell, Ill, .lack Alleman, Billy Ward, Jr. SECOND ROW: Mahlon Haines, Bruce Rollins, Harry Hip- well, Jr., Henry Light, Charles Wornom, Ward Phelps, Car- WARD PHELPS .... .... C aptain PETE ONLEY .... ..... M anager JON BOLLING .... .... . Assistant Manager MAJOR ARWIN S. WILLIAMS ..... .... C ouch ':Swimmers take your mark! Woirnom ina ter Stanton, John Fisher, Jerry Mullins, Terry Bingaman, Bill Schuiling. THIRD Row: Pete Onley, Managerg John Arens, Jay Selden, III, Jerry Lewis, Billy Candler, David Boggs, Monte White, Dicky Everett, John Hoppe, Rocky Stone, Richard DiMaio, Lester Stone, Jack Noel, Mike Coe, Shannon Hauser, Gilbert Willie, Jon Bolling, Assistant Manager. THE STATE MEET The Jackets placed fourth in the 1958 State Meet, hav- ing two of 'its members placing in the top three positions. Henry Light took first in the 50 yard freestyle and second in the 100 yard freestyle. Ward Phelps took third place in the 100 yard backstroke. running forward pike. Off to a good start. VARSITY RIFLE TEAIVI First Row, left to right: Jimmy Alston, Tony LeCompte, Ken Pastore, Frank Markham, Jerry Upham, Homer Willie, Arthur Portnoy, John Richards. Larry Spruill, John Abhitt. Second Row: Captain James M. Mills, Coachg Jeff Duvall, Jake Burgess, Norman Marden, Jr., Teddy Sharp, Ralph Johnson, Alan Stephenson, Dallas Berry, Henry Deihl, Harold Markham, Captain Carl Cooper, Assistant Coach. 1958 RIFLE TEAM HIGHLIGHTS By KI-:N PASTORE This year's Varsity Rifle Team, sparked by team Cap- tain Homer Willie and including Abbitt, LeCompte, F. Markham, Pastore, Portnoy, Richards, Spruill, and Up- ham, the eight returning varsity men from 1957, com- prised a solid basis for the 1958 squad. New men who helped to give the team more depth were Alston, Berry, Burgess, Duvall, Deihl, R, Johnson, H. Markham, Mar- den, Sharp, and Stephenson. This season was by no means a slow one, and every match proved a Hthrillern right up until the last target had been scored. Since many excellent teams were developed in the state this year, the pressure was on in every match, but thanks to the astute coaching of Captain Mills and the watchful eye of Capt. Cooper the team withstood the pressure and stuck together to emerge victoriously from one of its roughest seasons with the remarkable record of 6 wins and 2 losses in shoulder- to-shoulder competition. The team also won its one Dostal match against Admiral Farragut Academy of St. Peters- burg, Florida. In trophy and medal matches, the Yellowjackets took top honors. The team took first place for the second straight year in the Second Army Match. It also took first and third places in the HEARST TROPHY MATCH in the Second Army Area. At this time the results of two trophy matches have not yet been received. These are the N.D.C.C. Match in which RMA fired a better score than the score that won them third place last year, and the Nationals Match in which RMA scored 27 points higher than the score that won them first place in the Second Army Match. as g Stanton RMA ......... 1958 MATCH RESULTS Shoulder-To-Shoulder Matches lPr .1314g Potomac State College . .1221 actice Match J RMA ..... .... 1 383g Massanutten .. ..... 13413 RMA ..... .... 1 387g Augusta ...... ..... 1 349 RMA ..... .... 1 366g Fishburne ............ 1375 RMA ..... .... 1 3753 George Washington High 1227 RMA ..... .... 1 3303 Augusta ........ ' ...... 1333 RMA ....1398 . . . ..... 1398 lRMA total high! RMA ..... .... 1 373g Massanutten . . ..... 1326 Trophy, Medal, and Postal Matches STATE MATCH: RMA-4th place POSTAL MATCH: RMA .......... 939g Admiral Farragut ........ 801 HEARST TROPHY MATCH: RMA First Team-909 lFirst Placej RMA Second Team-839 lThird Placej SECOND ARMY MATCH: RMA-2703 fFirst Placel ,. TOP: HReady on the left! INSERT: The Bendure Trophy is presented to the rifleman with the highest match average each year. BOTTOM: LeCompte as- sembles the B.A.R. Homer Willie. Captain HSqueezei' CROSS EUUNTHY BRUCE T. ROLLINS Captain CAPT. JOEL W. SHANKLE Coach First Row, left to right: Freddie Ronda, Joe Holloway, Bruce Rol- lins, John Dixon, Jerry Quinn. Second Row: Phil Covell, Walter Colon. Third Row: Bill Brown, Ralph Faust, Don Reynolds, David Beaman, Lewis Jones. For the second year, cross country was added to the fall in two meets. The team again lost in a surprise meet with athletic program. Led by Captain Bruce Rollins, the Cross Hagerstown High, but finished the season with a victory Country team had a good season. They lost their first meet over St. Albans. to St. James, but came up to win over Woodberry Forest 1958 RECORD RMA .... 53, St. ,lames .. 52 RMA .... 253 Woodberry 30 RMA .... . . . 20, Woodberry ... ... 4-1 RMA .... . . . 35g Hagerstown . . . . . . 21 RMA. . . . . 213 St. Albans B r u c e Rollins, captain of the cross country s q u a d , finishes first in the Yellow Jackets' 21-40 vic- tory over Wood- berry Forest. Rollins time for the 1.7 mile course was 8:38. TRADE H0 M ER WILLII11, Jn. Captain CAPT. JOEL SHANKLE Coach CAPT. BRUCE BURCH flssistant Coach Amory Bailey Beaman Blair Bowler April 12- April 19- April 23- April 26'- April 29- Brown, Colon Dance Day Dean Charles Town H.S Episcopal High . . St. James ....... Augusta M.A. . . . Woodberry Forest VARSITY TRACK TEAM Dixon McNeal Hudson Mast Kellam Maxwell Lane Quinn Lewis Rollins 1958 TRACK SCHEDULE .......Ho1ne . . . .Home . . . .Home . . . .Home . . . .Away May May May May May Sharp Shaw Stanton Stone, F. Strother State Meet .... Fishburne ..... Field Day ..... Massanutten M.A. . . . St, James Relays 69 Taylor Townsend Willie, G. Willie, H. Wornom . . . .Away . . . .Away . . . .Home . . . .Home . . . .Away HOMER WILLIE, Jn Captain BASEBALL Captain CAPT. LYLE MCFALL Coach VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Phil Barnes Henry Deihl Budge Kent Ed Smith .lack Chatheld Bruce Greene Frank Nesbitt Click Waring Bobby Daniels Randy Gregory .loe Pittarcl Jimmy Yates Harry Hipwell Phil Sandifer SCHEDULE April 4'-Cranbrook ....... ..... H ome April 25-Fishburne ...... Home April 5-Elkton H. S ..... .... ..... H o me May 3-Clarke County H.S. . . . .... Home April 8-Charles Town H.S. . .. .... .Away May 7-Massanutten M.A. Away April 12-Episcopal H. S. .. ..... Away May 10-Woodberry Forest Home April 15-Woodberry Forest ..... ..... A way May 13-Augusta M.A. Home April 18-Massanutten M.A. .. ..... Home May 14f-St. James ...... Home April 19-Augusta M.A. ........ ..... A way May 16-Fishburnc Away April 22-Clarke County H.S. .. ..... Away RANDY GREGORY Yates at bat. EMG-Wi? Captain 70 A455 !rAzfw.umWG- YDS! f' rs-'f,0fc,7 75 ,ng-gg Yvol Hll Jffvdr yawn- 0 'V,Pl-4f0'cuv GAME. I af: 29555 jf.s4aq,.7k.M U TENNIS Captain CAPT. HERBERT C. WYATT Coach VARSITY TENNIS TEAM Richard DiMaio Rick Frisbie Tom Powell Bud Talbot Ben Dominguez Joe Holloway Ricky Ratcliffe Vance Taylor Frank Duncum John P. Johnson Charles Rice Dixon Whitworth John A, Fisher Jack Noel Mac Rives SCHEDULE April 12-Cambridge H.S. . . .... Home May Woodberry Forest . . . . . . .Away April 16-St. James ........ ..... A way May Coolidge HS, ..... ...Home April 18-Massanutten M.A. . . . ..... Away May Massanutten M.A. . . .Home April 25-Fishburne ....... .... H ome May St. James ......... . . .Home April 26-Augusta lVl.A. . . . ..... Away May Augusta M.A. .... . . .Home 71 JOE HOLLOWAY Captain ue ,R I . A2 X 'l'lxzu1lwgising.1 llinu r uhh ilu- llf-3.-A r 'VHIQ NX -Xl'lll'1ICP- 3 5 9 W w ,-Hem Q 352, KI? f Q f gf wx , in ffr' WM 2'-'K 2.5 LQ ' 'ww-gf J l5l:u'lalm'k. llzuxr-er. Pruitt. Sl1!llll. lrl'l'1.'flll'X Hulalle- Cor, flow-ll. Paint. l'llhlll'l'. Hollins. Hung: l'l'I'l4.lIlh0H. Sharp. Mvxvzxl. l'iH:u'rl, 'lyiavlm fl lx liuuxnvr. llugu-rr-. ll:-rlclilxg. Slzurklmxn. lizxun-lx. IH!-qu.-1. Yun-5. llu- Dining llull ,-Sum-x f7!,e .xdcfivifiefi Student Council The RANDOMAC The Sabre The Glee Club The YMCA The Sunday School Committee yvgfg ,. ff, xizwng vga f x -Q fx 5 v 'Q xewg ff f 2 ' 'mmm . ff M .. Q :gf , Nifsfwj ' ,i ,Q W .,, M X Y -1 4 2 My I an E Xl mm 5-1-M, ., A Mi:.17LQ K ,, , WM 'K ,M W an . Ri N -. wwmm ,mn ww: .Awww Y T mpg cami? i'5i 229' wp. , 1 J - ' 2' - . 1 , .,. ...,.Q.,,..,,..,, W W A W .... .. ..... ' : 7, V , ..-. ,--,,f ,,.,-.: g:x:f5:v1:.,'i 'U' ,,,,Z1' . W ,fhwgf- f5 9,, ff':'M:vw'wmf ,,f.wf. 2' :J -1 . 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V ice-President MAJOR GEORGE W. RIDDICK ..... Faculty Advisor MEMBERS Floyd B. Carolhers Joseph R. Gregory Arthur W. Nelson, .lr. Richard W. Wilson Owen S. Hauser Six members of the Council are appointed by the ad- ministration, and three are elected by the student body. This yearis appointees are Kraus, Willie, McCutcheon, Nelson, Carothers, and Hauser. Gregory was elected to represent the Senior Class, and Wilson and Rives were elected to represent the underclassmen, The Council under the leadership of its officers and Major Riddick gives us Robert M. Rives an effective means of student government throughout the year. lt is a significant honor for a cadet to be chosen as a member of this distinguished group. Funds from maga- zines sold by the cadets are distributed by the Council for athletic equipment and other accessories for the school. A ., ,..,... 2 .lsl Q , 1: ,, L . R . , My W 1 1 QQ ii Li s V c ' X U .1-. 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BIONDI ........................ Associate Editor MAJOR E. V. Rscrzsrm MEMBERS John P. Johnson Paul Michelson W. Gerald Quinn William E. Lynn David C. Madison Ralph M. Faust . . . .. .Business Manager .. .. .. .. .Facuty Adviser David M. Boggs Floyd Carothers and Chris Rogers ask Major Regestefs advice. The activities of the YMCA and the Sunday School Committee at Randolph-Macon are many and varied. The objective of all activities is to foster a spirit of service and fellowship. The YMCA meets every other Saturday night, opening its meeting with scripture and prayer, fol- OFFICERS JAMES D. KRAUS President J. RANDOLPH GREGORY Vice-President JAMES W. BURKE Secretary RICHARD I. PRUITT Treasurer CAPTAIN MARSHALL HAMER Faculty Adviser From left to right: Burke, Pruitt, Captain Hamer, Kraus. 80 Y. M. E. A. lowed by a movie suitable for young people. Every Fri- day morning the chapel service is directed by YMCA boys. Between semesters, the YMCA sponsors a formal dance for the entire corps and their friends. lm ? Eff 9 O fy X A if , ls W H 6' r A x 3.- 4 H' 4 ' ! F '- I, png'-ry FQ: vfyffll 5-'ng iii , Q ..f, FH.- E. ff-ismrs-:n iq' .5132 15. ' m, .v -, '42 sg- , 4. . . x 135' 5 null . .Y :- , Q 35 f I km. K1 wav ' ' 76 ii 155635 ' M3 if xg if jfv f y x l ...vxxwxaf-1.am1 x Mx, if a , N mem 1 2 F' 5 J ,Z W2 M,-'W ',,,p-f ,-A We , f 'ff K . Q. ,3 N Q ..,., 5 ' A 'rf 2 M' 5 'E Y vw if 3532 A A I -4 ,W 1 -EF- ,V F 5 X J Q , . ' 4 Q25 J... ,, . 221 Luray Avenue, Front Royal, ALUMNI REGISTER RICHARD BURRUWES ADAMS, JR. .......................... . PHILLIP WAYNE BARNES .......... TERRY BRUCE BINGAMAN ..... JOHN DENNIS BIONDI ......... CHARLES TILLMAN BOYD, JR. JAMES WINN BURKE ............. FLOYD BARBER CA ROTIIERS .... ...... CARLTON MAXWELL CI-IILDRESS, JR. MICHAEL RICHARD COE ............. . ROBERT WASHINGTON DANIELS, JR. EDWIN BECTON DEAN, JR. ...... ROSCOE FRANKLIN DUNCUM, JR. .. SPENCER HARDY ELMORE ....... RALPH NICKENDREE FAUST .... JAY SHOWALTER FIFER ..... JOHN ATWOUD FISHER ..... JAMES THOMAS FLYTHE ...... WOODROW WILSON FORD, JR. GEORGE BERNARD FRANKLIN NORMAN RICKARD FRISBIE FRED L. GARRETT, III ....... CHARLES PIERPONT GRAIIAM ... EDGAR WILEY GRANT, JR. BENJAMIN HARVEY GRAVES BRUCE WILKIE GREENE ....... JOSEPH RANDOLPH GREGORY HARRIS FREEZE HASTINGS, JR. .. OWEN SHANNON HAUSER ...... LESTER RALDII HEAVNER, JR. .... . HARRY HAMILTON HIIIVVELL, JR. RICHARD HAVIS HOAGLAND, JR. ...... . WILI.IAM RAYMOND HOFFMAN, III .... JOSEPH NIINOR HOLLOWAY, JR. KENNETH LEE HURT ........... DAVID FREDERICK JOHNSTON EDMUND BUDGE KENT, JR. CHARLES HUYT KINNEY ..... JAMES DAVID KRAUS ........ RICIIARD NUNN LANIER, JR. ......... . HENRY DEJARNETTE LIGHT .............. LAWRENCE CHILTUN MCCUTCHEtJN, JR. THOMAS CARLYLE IVICNEAL, JR. ....... . JOIIN DENNIS IVIARCHI ............... NORMAN DAUCHTON MARDEN, JR. JACOB WILLIAM lV1AST. JR. ..... . GENE WV.-XYNE RJULLINIX ....... JERRY ROSCOE NTULLINS ....... GEORGE ALLEN MUSE .......... ARTHUR WALDORF NELSON, JR. BRANTLEY THOMAS ONLEY KENNETH WAYNE PASTORE FENTRESS LANIER PEARSON WARD PEARSON PHELPS ..... KENNETH RAY PIERCE, JR. .... . JOSEPH ROYSTER PITTARD, JR. .. RICHARD IVANHOE PRUITT ....... . RICHARD JACKSON RATCLIFFE ....... DONALD HERBERT REYNOLDS, II .... CHARLES EDWARD RICE .......... WILLIAM NJOUNTJOY SAVAGE, II .... DAVID RONALD SHAW ......... THOMAS FORD SHOCKLEY, JR. EDWIN REA SM ITI-I ................ WALTER OBENCHIAN SMITH, III .... CHARLES EDWARD STROTIIER, JR. VANCE BUNTING TAYLOR ............ CUURTLAND KENNARD TOWNSEND, JR JERRY LILLARD UPHAM ..... .......... JOHN LOUIS VAUGHAN . ........... JERRY THOMAS VVAGNER .... ROBERT MEBANE WALL, JR. CLARK WRIGHT WARING ..... THOMAS LEE WEST ....... TERRY MILTON WHITE ...... THOMAS FORT WILLIAMSON . .. HOIXIER SEYMOUR WILLIE, JR. .. ROBERT HENRY WOOD ....... .. 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Maryland e 15, Md. .....101l Sam Lions Trail, Martinsville, Va. . . . . .Route 2, Box 99, Lynnhaven, Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . .Route 3, Herndon, Virginia .....636 25th St. S., Arlington 2, Virginia ....... . . . . . . . . . .Bowlers Wharf, Virginia 425 Prairie Ave., Wilmette, Illinois Virginia Box 170-B, Route 1, Cox Rd., Glen Allen, Va. . . . . . . . .27 Windsor Road. Philadelphia 18, Penna. McGregor, Box 458, Pageland, South Carolina . . . .3017 Park Drive, S.E., Washington 20, D.C. . . . . . . . . . . . .Box 91, Waterford, Virginia .....RObertson St., Box 304, Burnsville, N.C. .. . . .315 Birch Avenue, Pittsburg 37, Penna. .. ........ ................Pa1nter,Virginia .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Route 2, Sterling, Virginia . . . . .401 Hanover St., Fredricksburg, Virginia .3300 Broadview Road, West Richfield, Ohio . . . . . . . .202 South Brook Dr., Falls Church, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . .243 Mt. View Avenue, Danville, Virginia .. . .3349 Runnymede Place, N.W., Washington, D.C. . . . .6311 Rhode Island Avenue, Riverdale. Md. . . . . . .500 Hanover St., Fredricksburg, Virginia . . . . Waverley Way. Box 284, McLean, Virginia .. . . .4621 Norwood Drive. Bethesda, Maryland .... . . . . . . . . . . . ...Box 130, Reedville, Virginia . . . .324 Oak Ridge Court, Front Royal, Virginia . . . .Box K-24. N.A.O.T.S., Chincoteague, Virginia . . . . . . . . . .144 Meredith Avenue, Hampton, Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Florence Road, Woodbine, Maryland . .1223 Savannah Place, S.E., Washington 20, D.C. . . . . . . . .103 E. Mason Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia .............................Fallston, Maryland ...................Modest Town, Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . .15 Arcturus Lane, Alexandria, Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . .34 North Marshall St., Front Royal, Va. Okout Rd Round Hill Mountain Lakes New Jersey 0 - v v .208 McGraw Ave., Box 506, Webster Springs, W. Va. . . . . . . . .301 West Laurel St., Georgetown, Delaware ....................Route 2, Richmond, Virginia ....413 N. Grant Avenue. Manassas, Va., Box 390 . . . . . . . .5 N. BauSIIIan Drive, Lancaster, Penna. . . . .5000 Bates Road, N.E., Washington 11, D.C. . . . .502 Riverview Terrace, Maysville, Kentucky .. . . . .1001 E. Jefferson St., Charlottesville, Va. .. . .701 Elmwood Avenue, Box 676, Easton, Md. . . . . . . .203 Broughton Rd., Bethel Park, Penna. . . . . . . . . . .32 Lee Street, Front Royal, Virginia ............................Delaplane, Virginia . . . .Pleasant Ave., Box 201, Bethel, North Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . .3919 Washington St., Kensington, Md. . . . .Box 48, 12 McWhorter Pl., Annandale, Virginia ......... . . . . .1411 Dollar Avenue, Durham, N.C. . . . . . . . .137 Oak Street, Front Royal, Virginia .....317 Patrick St., Box 232, Leaksville, N.C. ..........................Fairfax, Virginia . . . . . . .400 Brunswick Ave., Blackstone, Va. . . . . .Route 1, Riverside Dr., Salisbury, Md. .....2740 Fort Scott Drive, Arlington 2, Va. . . . . . .130 Maple Avenue, Vienna, Virginia ...................Gainesville, Virginia . . . . .BoSton, Virginia THElMUNUEHAI1CLUB FIRST ROW, left Lo right: Pittardg Phelpsg Mullinsg Hipwellg Lightg Krausg Gregoryg Townsendg Hollowayg Hoaglandg Wornom. SECOND ROW: Barnesg Sandiferg Reddingg Hainesg Powellg Schuilingg Radackg Noelg Quinng Markham. THIRD ROW: Rondag Pruittg Dixong L. ,lone-:sg Strotherg F, Whiteg Boggsg Abbittg Spruill. FOURTH ROW: Marchig Taylorg Rollinsg Amoryg Beamang LeC0mpteg Onleyg Yatesg Deang Fifer. FIFTH Row: H. Willieg Elmoreg Blairg C. W3l'iHgQ Shawg Bingamang Pastoreg Calderwoodg E. Smith. LAST Row: Dun- cumg Uphamg McCoyg Nussey. - THEIADVEHITSEHS LORD PADGET MOTOR INN COMFORT WITH CHARM 50 Rooms in French Provincial 50 Barhs Ouahf AAA Courfs TV-SWIMMING POOL Air-Condirioned Throughoui CAIJIIQI 9-4444 WILLIAMSBURC5, VIRGINIA Orvis Brothers Sz Co. Esfablisb ed l872 Members, New York Srock Exchange Woodward Building, Lobby Washingron 5, D. C. Tel.: ME+ropoli+an 8-6800 86 VINCE'S RESTAURANT Where Homefollcs Eaf SMALL PARTIES IN THE TROPHY ROOM VINCE CARY. Proprielor J. F. FORSYTH AND COMPANY Hardware and Builders' supplier, FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA STOKES FURNITURE CO. Virginia's Largesl' Single Floor Furnifure Sfore G.E. APPLIANCES FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Rurus W. WALL, Jeweler ?,,fDjR1T...T.. QQ? KQV Your Keepsake Dealer GUARANTEED QUALITY MERCHANDISE Exper'I Repairing 3I9 Easl Main S+reeI FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Iv1ORTON'S Smarl' Ladies' Apparel Shoes, Accessories Phone 536 FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA BILL'S SPORTING GOODS Rifle Wilson Team Aihlefic Equip. Supplies IO6 E. Main Sfreel Fronl Royal Congrafufa fiolw TROUT 'om BRUCE ROLLINS DRUG COMPANY and CATHY MARSHALL W. E. HERR. Owner :If JACK BIONDI and THE REXALL sToRE SAMMEXGNASH Jon-in Dixon Phone 390 and TUCKER Mcnxnosn lk FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA and SUSIE LUMBARD HY-WY RESTAURANT FRESH SEA FOODS CHICKEN DINNERS VIRGINIA HAMS Owned and OperaI'ecI by WaI+on Bro1'hers Shenandoah Avenue For Reservaiions, Phone 5955 Froni' Royal, Virginia 88 COFFMAN-FISHER COMPANY DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 206 FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 THoMAs H. Fussfu THE Jef-Jef BUX, Inc- FLORIST Your Friendly Jeweler Corsages and Cu+ Flowers a Specialfy CompIe+e Lines of Diamonds Wa+cl1es FLOWERS BY WIRE Luggage Jewelry Cadei's Are Always WeIcomed Silverware 206 SOUII' ROY'-:JI AVSVWUG Experl' Wafch 8: Jewelry Repairing FRONT RGYAI-. VIRGINIA ZI8 E. Main S+., Fronf Royal, Va. Phone 793 Nighi and Sunday 936 Phone 726 89 PARKWAY Donahoe's CHEVROLET jf yt INCORPORATED your FLOWERS FOR ALL CHEVROLET - CADILLAC Dealer OCCASIONS The Righi' Way is Parkway I25 S. Royal Ave. FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Wire Service MAIN STREET IN FRONT ROYAL ROYAL PALACE CLEANERS MODERN-UP TO DATE Drive In Shiri' Service WHERE ALL THE CADETS SEND THEIR CLEANING 90 Rai llfldlefs fo panafogalz- Wacon Cazlefdf Bill Brown's Dad is Conrroller ol our Company. Eddie Ivlilclwell is well lcnown Io all of us. Bob and Joe Wall's Dad handles our insurance llheir Uncle, Philip Wall, sells our fa- mous Karaslan rugsl We malce Fieldcresl Blanlcels, Aulomalic Blanlcels, Bedspreads, Slweels. Towels, and Karaslan Rugs and Carpels. We lwave seven mills in Norllw Carolina and one al Field- ale, Virginia. We employ 5500 wonderful people. Remember us wlwen you slarr a liome of your own! FIELDCREST MILLS, INC. SPRAY, NORTH CAROLINA ROYAL DAIRY BAR A FAVORITE HAUNT of RANDOLPH-IVIACON CADETS A+ +l1e Fool' of 'rlwe HiII 91 ZAIVISKY STUDIOS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Negafives of porIraiI's appearing in Ihis annual I are kep+ on file. Pho+oIgrapI1s may be ordered. AT ENTRANCE TO SKYLINE DRIVE CHICKEN BOXED TO GO AIR CONDITIONED CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA PHONE I2II 92 AIRFOAM MATTRESSES TV 27 ROOMS 27 BATHS BLUE RIDGE MOTEL Air-Condifioned AAA Approved Rou+es U. S. 522, 340, 55 Phone 5I I FRCDNT ROYAL MCTEL One of virginiaz Finesf Tile Bafhs - Wall-+0-Wall Carpe-fs AIR CONDWIONED Phone 843 P. O. Box 59I COOL HARBOR MOTEL U. S. RIS. 340, 522 and 55 NORTH SIDE FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Froni RoyaI's newes+, largest 46 unifs wi+h wide choice of rooms +o sui+ your needs. Gues+-con- 'rroIIecI year-round Iemperaiureg fully 'riled ba+hs wiih Jrub and shower. Phone and TV in every room. Two fine resfauranlrs in block. Owned and operaied Ioy Mr. and Mrs. I-I. C. LeI-Iew. Phone From' Royal I5OI. VIRGINIA LAUNDRY DUNCAN INSURANCE cI0RP0RATII0N ' Real Es+a+e and Insurance Telephone 800 P.O. Box 852 Phone I26 Duncan Building CheS+er Sireef FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA FRONT ROYAL VQRGINHA A. B. I-IONTS HOWARD A. DUNCAN 94 .' 7' - ' ' ' ff' . as f- 'Maw ,tw ' -' :zach - A -- - ,..?.-, , 1 ' 1 t , t .i BTI, E g ' . -' -' Af . -1' v- '11 r AZ- , l 1 V'- fw - ' pg U ,,?:f, it-sf Z' 'V . 1 in 1:- - ' ' ti sd?-HU .,.if,w'4i H541-.5'ft .t Q. . ' if ,1n '4' 1Q2 l if ii hliiw f rlr-f : iv Li: N3 - jf 9 . J- ff , .L. ' L' '- IT! ' M i.. ' 7' 4 .-w i M .Wu 21 if ' H Li - fei- M il.. V 'K Q. , , if 19 rx- Q I' 2 .5 me .YQ N m F. v, , f f, vit, 'f M -'Hi , iff ' -' ' -V it 1, F . 1 -Q 1. ur 1-we PEQUH -415'-z'-I AF' I gyiffri -5' . '- . :xv I n Q L ' at gif.'.'i..1,L f,,Ms:s-fff'91'-f- Q ef , 4 'rp ff.sf' et:g wa--at , . Y fy ., ,:,- 1,5 -1 fl' - CTT, A - afi7Yi t pportunity . . . unlimited Some people say that there are not as many opportunities in America today as there were a generation ago. They are wrong . . . dead wrong. In spite of the amazing advances we have made in technology and invention, America's opportunities are still multiplying. Look around you! Americans are never satisfied - they will always want more. Somewhere in the class of 1958 there may well be the student who will some day solve the horror of cancer, or design a brand new kind of atomic engine, or discover the secret of life itself. Equally important, there are expanding opportunities for this generation in all types of employment. The opportunities . . . and their rewards . . . will go to the graduates who are willing to meet the challenges of a dynamic, expanding America. American Viscose Corporation extends its best wishes to the class of 1958. AMERICAN VISCOSE CORPORATION Front Royal, Virginia 95 THE HAUIN-MAGRIIDIER INSURANCE AGIENIGY O ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Member of THE VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTS Member of THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTS WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF STIIUNTUN INDUSTRIIIL LOIIN CORP. STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Rich Square Coal gl Ice Company Manufacfurers of PURE CRYSTAL ICE Dealers in High Qualify Coal RICH SQUARE. NORTH CAROLINA V. E. BOOMER, PresidenI' HELEN M. BOOMER, Secrefary and Treas Abbafoir-MeaI' CuH'ing CoIcI S+orage and Freezer Lockers 96 60l'l'll9 Ain eil tif of THE SHENANDUAH TAILUHING IIUMPANY INCORPORATED COVERSTON'S WATCH SHOP Wa'l'cl1 8: Clock Repairing l25 E. Main Fronl Roy DOWNING MOTOR COMPANY Doclge Plymouih Complimen+s of MADDOX FUNERAL HOME STOKES GROCERY Groceries, Meals, Vegeiables WARREN DRUG CO. JOHN SPARKS, Owner Rendered Service +o +he Public Over 50 Years FRONT ROYAL INSURANCE AGENCY INC. W. J. KENDRICK AND CO. General Insurance-Real Es+a're Loans lServing Norilwern Virginia Since l87Ol 9-A Souili Royal Avenue FRONT ROYAL, VlRGlNlA D. E. WALKER. Presidenl E. E, WALKER, Sec,-Trea PITT-P HH THE THE Air Conclilionecl lor Your Comlorl THERE'S MORE FUN AT THE MOVIES Maiinee Daily 3 P.M. Evenings 7 and 9 P.M. 2 Mafinees on Sarurclay, I and 3 P.M. Sundays, 3-8 P.M. Free Parking in Rear oiTl1eal're Cinemascope and Visra Vision Picfures The Very Finesl' in Moiion Piclure En+er+ainmen+ Fire, Automobile, Liability, Burglary Boncls and Group Accident WALL INSURANCE AGENCY Wa shington Street LEAKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF FOOD PRODUCTS IOHN w. nosfunfncfn Distributed by a co. w. H. wiiunms s. comrnuv QUALITY BUILDING MATERIAL WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA 20 S. I4tI1 S RICHMOND VIRGINIA THE BEST TEST is +he service +es+! VIRGINIA Noled for Their fine service record are HANOVER REGULATION UNIFORM GENTLEMAN RESTAURANT SHIRTS . as well as all olher CO+'rOn UniIOrm ilerns Cafer Io Priva+e Par'Iies macle by IIIINDVER lINIFORM 00. BALTIMORE I, MARYLAND l4Ih and Shenandoah Ave. S AnI'I1ocI iies Calcile Cave Flowers Visii' Virginia's Famous KYLINE CAVERNS U. S. 340 One Mile Sou'I'h of FRONT ROYAL Where Ihe Shenandoah Na+ionaI Park and Skyline Drive Begin The Orealesl Variely OI Eormaiions Feaiuring The Only Known Colleclion in I'he World of ANTHODITES The Orchid OI The Mineral Kingdom RMA CADETS. ALUMNI AND THEIR FAMILIES ALWAYS WELCOME L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS We supply medals and Jrrophies and school Complimenfs of STONYLEDGE MOTEL Iewelry for RMIAI Mr. and Mrs. Welfon Burlce Phone 5948 SEAL-O-SAN BELL CLOTHES STORE ' ' I h' American's Iinesi' Gym floor finish Men S and Smdenis C oi mg R. H. KEYS, Manager BOB SCOTT, Repr., Roanoke, Ve. Huni'ing+on Laborafories, Inc. Class OI line Hunlinglon, Indiana FRONT ROYAL VIRGINIA IOO SHIREY'S since I878 Jeweler and OpI'omeI'ris+ H U N B Ari' Carved Diamonds Fashion Fodwear Silver - China - Crysfal Main S,free,r Froni Royal Plion 8 FRONT ROYAL James McGraw Inc, SPECIALIZED COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY LEONARD A. DURNIER PHOTOGRAPHER .FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA N. Royal Ave. Froni Royal, Va. We Keep planirs Running PorI'rai+s by Appoin'Imen'I' Phone 953-J H. H. MARLOW INC. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE We sell 'I'l1e earI'I1 and all I'l1aI s on ir Phone 297 IO5 E. Main S+. FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA PARKE'S Ins+i+u+ionaI Suppliers of Fine Foods Packed Io Order Qualiry Canned Foods FuII io 'ihe Brim Serving Pariicular Buyers 'lor Tl'Iree Generaiions L. H. PARKE CO. 7746 Dungan Road Philadelphia I I, Pa. Eidelsiy 2-7200 GEORGE S. DAUGHERTY CO. Division of L. H. Parlre Co. 644 Trumbull Drive Pi+I'sburgl'I 59, Pa. J. E. DYER 8: CO. Division of L. H. Parke Co. 3330 M. Sireei, N.W. Waslwingion 7. D. C. Russell Z. Horman REALTCR Broker in Real Es+a+e Farms, Homes, Business Oppor+uni+ies Service Wirh Inregrily Adams+own, Maryland Gongrafufaliono 'ro THE CLASS OF 1958 WEAVER'S, INC, The Valley's Ou+s+ancling Sfore We Clofhe +l'1e Enfire Family Fronl' Royal's Largesl Deparfmenl Slore Main Slreel in Fronf Royal GHANTDLER ELECTRICAL COMPANY RCA Viclor Record Players Televisions Radios Appliances Elecfric Fans 4 Eas+ Main S+. Fronf Royal. V6 Phone I I3 A SKYLINE MOTOR HOTEL FRONT ROYIIL, VIRGINIA Box 942 Phone 59I3 T.V. AIR CONDITIONED IVICDERN RI. 340 Single and Ensui+e Recommended By ' AAA DUNCAN HINES X ' Approved OPEN ALL YEAR I 1 ' , V .I-Willa-fxzw F' L j k 4 If , ' Q1lg'-f1.,2-gg'.'2'+WI:'zg1+a,3JQ: ' M 2 .- ,III 5 ,.,,I, .. ,I ,, I I- ,IA4 ,,,, I' ' I' ' ' 'X 'Rf Lid 95.1.65-If, -ff:-Q Lf!,:', ' ' f I ' ' - Mir... uhhh Izf 1 fm A , 5' E 1 W, f , ..?iI:v,,l. 0 In ffl 'IIA V V vor? vzovogovgo 40000000030 oo 4 A A A A A A W Oooooooooooooooovlw MURPHY THEATRE BLDG ' DH. l6fFRONT ROYAL 103 THE CITIZENS' NATICDNAL BANK Sean:J-.grienclfy-lgrogreddiue M e mber of FRONT ROYAL VIRGINI COHQIQAHQQIQ fd of EDMUNDS IVIUTUHS . .Y-.-- O-. - 1 Y -....'......,,.,...,.............- .A -.-... -Y --- Y y------ CONGRATULATIONS STUUTAMYER and KERFUUT FROM lncorporahd Coal and Healing Oils Disfribulors ResI'auran+ Blue Sunoco Gasoline HAGERSTOWN' MARYLAND FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Congrafufafiond anal MJ wagea jo me Snior Cfadd From Front RoyaI's Finest Men's Store The Warren Quality Shop Where Faculfy Officers 8: Cadefs Do All Their Civilian Shopping FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA Where The Skyline Drive Begins PARK ENTRANCE MUTUR CDURT GIFT SHOP Soufh Royal Avenue FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA P' O' BOX '76 Owgodindvyanagoixby O MR. AN M S. .J. WI INS N FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA Ph P ' I' BllhlewEiIlhbShower Hand Made Fur-nifure fo Order Qualify AchlzrlhrFIodaafions--Reasonable Roles AAA Approved 105 141.1 I'- IQIEK KALOGERAS Discover your na+uraI beaufy PAINTING 8. SPRAYING co. 6+ me Commerial 81 Indusfrial I Painfing Confracfor 1 P5522 il-jm4a2Ijl5 I405 Burgess Lane ' CI-IARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA 755 Belvedere, N.E. Warren, Ohio 0 ell fri JEFPEPISU HILLS HUSPIT L A. FRAZER Adminis+ra+or ASSOCIATED Besf Wishes ADVERTISING AGENCY fo +he Incorpora+ed R.M.A. CINCINNATI, OHIO Cade CWPS Adveriising Counsel for Randolph-Macon Academy 106 60I'l'Ll06l'l'LeI'I, fd 0 DE WALT DIVISION American Machine 8: Foundry Co. LANCASTER, PA. Manufaciurers of Power Tools 'For Home ancI Indusirv .VF wi-SSS. ii in 7 5. rigs? an gffx ijil q A I, LUdIow 2-2800 GEORGE R. TAIT ' Prinfers of bon t Wait THE SABRE Publishers of Painfing and Paperhanging THE WARREN SENTINEL Floor Sanding and Finishing I9 W + wh S+ Jr es ree I837 T Place S. E. 'Wasiwingion 20, D. C. FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA IO7 Congrafufafiond jo fke Cfadd of 1958 The Phelps Family MOUNTAIN LAKES. NEW JERSEY ROGER S PHELPS JR EDWARD C. PHELPS I CIass of I : IA05 CLIQLJCL pI 05l08l 0MC9 gutufe fo tAe HOW 0 RANDOLPH-MAEUN ACADEMY PIERCE SUPPLY 81 EQUIPMENT 00. K. R. PIERCE Equipmen+, Repair Par+s and Supplies WEBSTER SPRINGS, WEST VIRGINIA CLCRE 8r HAWKINS BRIGI-ITWOOD, VIRGINIA Manu'FacI'urer of Upholsfered woven sfeai' chairs, rockers and s+ooIs. Specializing in repairing, refinishing 81 up- holsfering furnifure. A. J. CLORE. JR. Manager Madison 3257 CompIimen+s and Congrafulaiions +o fhe Senior Class of I958 HENRY P. THOMAS IO9 Soufh Fairfax Sfreel ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA LEWIS E. ALLEN Commercial Phofographer FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA F. G. PRUITT, INC. Clearing-Grading-Excavafing Equipmenl' Ren+aI: Shovels-Dozers-Pans-Graders 7505 Wesi Broad Sireef RICHMOND 26, VIRGINIA Telephone AT 2-5487 The Famous SKYLINE RESTAURANT COFFEE SHOP GIFT SHOP A+ Ilwe Norrhern Enrrance Io Skyline Drive FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA WEST END BARBER SHOP New MODERN SHINER'S DRUG STORE WM. V. MCCLEMONS GILES W. COMPTON SpeciaIi5+5 in Professional WM. D. SLAYDEN 8 Wesi Main SI'reeI ISame Block as Posf OfficeI Fronl Royal, Virginia Service FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA M. H. LIEBERMAN The Cade+s' Tailor FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA GOOD LUCK! To 'rhe Class of I958 ROYAL BAKING COMPANY Bakers of ROYAL SOFTWIST BREAD FRONT ROYAL VA PERSONAL LOANS S25 to S600 QE!-LSTIERN FINANCE O 644780445604 'Ffices in Principal Virginia Cifies A GOOD LUCK COMPLIMENTS For a Mos+ Successful Fu'rure OF COLE'S RESTAURANT Fine Food a+ Popular Prices A FRIEND Opposiie The AEIP Phone l585 Fronl Roy I V EARL B. WULVEHTU FUNERAL HUME, INI3. Cl..I'II'on 4-2345 6306 Belair Roacl BALTIMORE 6. MARYLAND VALLEY OPTICAL LABORATORY COMPLIMENTS Prescrip'I'ions Filled GF Repair 8: Fifiing of Eye Glasses Our Specially Cross I FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA Building Supply ll'IC. Besi Wishes 'ro The I958 FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA II2 AAA Approved Fireproof SHENANDOAH MOTEL Near I-he Shenandoah River Bridges WiIhin The Cify Limifs RouIes 55, 522, and 340 Phone 373 FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA Good Iuck and Ihe besf of every- Thing In The Iufure Io The Senior Class of R.-Iv1.A. 1-uperknui PERKINSON LIIMBIER SALES LAWRENCEVILLE, VIRGINIA THOMAS F. SHOCKLEY NEW BRICK AND TILE CUMPIINY Manufacfurers of BUILDING AND FACE BRICK ALL MASONRY SUPPLIES Telephone PIanI TA 2-I4-20 I-Iome TA 2-2784 P.O. Box 676 EASTON. MARYLAND E. C. Haley gongrafufafiond Insurance Agency Cifizens' Nafional Bank Building fo Phone I76 FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA we gszniol. yay, Established in l92I All Lines of Insurance I and Bonds ongrafufafiond fo flue Cfazizi of 558 From JOHN CALDERWOOD GARY WEILAND ' ' GEORGE MUSE 'I' BI L L ' ' BROWN ' S T E V E ' B A R B E R BILL HOFFMAN ' PEDRO VERGNE ' J E R R Y ' Sk Sk lk!! QUINN BEN 1' + A GRAVES BOB e-AYLOR A ff DOO JOHNSON ff HANK HASTINGS 33 I IDCIIFWOOI BEST WIS!-IES and COMPLIIVIEN-IS CONGRATULATIONS OF IO Hue SENIOR CLASS A FRIEND Dr. V. J. Malta 114 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS BLUE RIDGE RESTAURANT Eslabl isned Since I939 Modern-Reasonable-Homelilce You will en joy dining and meeI'ing your friends Localed on Sou+I1 Royal Avenue near inlerseclion Congrafulalions Seniors MCROYAL LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS OompIeI'e Laundry and Cleaning Service Home of Kolor-Tone Dry Cleaning I22 Eas+ Six+I1 S'rree+ Fronf Royal, Virginia gongrafufafionzi, .slniom Io Waslninglon FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA FROM 98 4th Floor Complimenis of NICK WHITE CI-IARLEY BOOMER lvl lvl and RANDY RIDDLE CI-IRIS ROGERS Phone 264 ROYAL MOTOR HOTEL A Friendly ereneieie I-ie+ei His +ruIy a pleasure +o be I1os+ 'ro +I1e cadefs and +I1eir families. F ...e Le I giiiii e 1 C A o M o I L L E Y D R R A o T o E M s s We l-lave Enjoyed and Appreciale Our COMPI-IMENTS Many Years ol Pleasanl Assoclalion OF THE WHP1 Randolph-Macon Academy NURTIIEIIN IIIRGINIII DAILY Fronl Royal's Morning Daily Newspaper g World-Nalional-Slale and Local Coverage The Friendly Old Reliable 1 Since I 872 gongrafufafiona 7 FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Cfzdd O! Member Federal Reserve Syslem Member Federal Deposll lnsurance Corp. R' Ed woken fo ffm CVM of 1958 HIP ELL MA UFACTURING C0. HARRY l-l. HIPWELL, Vice-Presidenl' 825-35 W. Norllw Avenue Pillsburgh 37, Penna CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SE TUB CLASS UP 1958 You Have Our Ilery Best Wishes lor the Future l'r is likely l'ha+ mosl' of you will go on 'ro college. ll you have 'rhal opporlunily, make lhe mosl of il. In order lo gel ihe loesl' oui' of 'rhe world, you will have +o pul your besl info il, ln order +o do lhis, il will be necessary lor you fo know whai +he world expecls of you. Among many o+her lhings, il expecis you io have al' leas'r 'rhree pairs of I's : ln+egrify--moral soundness: menlal as well as monelfary honesly. Indusfry-'rhe willingness lo work. Inlelligence-'rhe kind 'I'ha'r knows I+ needs +0 keep learning. lmaginafion-+he kind of independeni Ihoughi wi+hou'r which +h.e wheel could noi have been invenlecl. Inifiafive-+he abilily 'ro siarl yourself on I'he righi 'rrack and slop yourself on ihe wrong one. lndefa+igabiIi'I'y-'lhe slrengih of will lo keep go- ing afler everyone else has quii-if +he goal is worihwhile. Ancl remember, your final exercises in June i958 are a COMMENCEMENT raiher Ihan a GRADUATION: A BEGINNING RATHER THAN AN END. GOOD LUCK TO YOU FOR LIFE! THE LANE COMPANY, INC. Lane Cedar Chesfs Lane Tables Lane Bedroom and Dining Room Furnilure ALTAVISTA. VIRGINIA 830 I95 RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE ASHLAND, VIRGINIA An accrecIiI'ecI IiberaI arI's college for men wi+I1 a na'rionaI repu+a+ion for 'rhe success of i+s graduaies. BIacIxweII Audi+orium Informa+ion may be secured from H. BURNELL PANNILI.. Dean of Men and Direc+or of Admissions 118 New me WM QWCIQ J WW M UW vuxi' JWMM-f If Www XXNCHB URG SGYAYIXRG COMPANY7 Designers and engravers of the South's finest school publications v LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA A Memorable Year 0 Congratulations to the Student Body and Faculty of Randolph-Macon Academy upon the completion of another out- standing year. 0 The Staff of your annual has worked exceedingly hard to give you a superb book that portrays the highlights of memo- rable activities. To preserve this excellent literary and photographic record, the best grades of material have been combined with skilled workmanship to provide the finest quality yearbook. 0 We are very proud that the 1958 Staff selected us to help design, print and bind the RANDOMAC. We have earnestly en- deavored to fulfill the confidence placed in us. O Q C. W. 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