Randolph Macon Academy - Yearbook (Front Royal, VA)

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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

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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

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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.