Randolph Macon Academy - Yearbook (Front Royal, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1959 volume:

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' ..:E::g::gg::'.::E55:::1- ....,, .I Main Building as Seen from the Northeast THE 1959 RA DONIAC PRESENTED BY THE CADET CORPS OF RANDOLPH MACON ACADEMY When one leaves a school he leaves behind some- thing more than the campus and a space he hopes will be taken by a youngster eager to grow, to learn, and to be a creditable part of his school. Being a part of a school is one thing, but being a constructive part is another. To come with the wind and depart with the tide gains one nothing. Have we seniors measured up fully to the requirements, and are we leaving behind a proper example? We hope so. Randolph-Macon has, among others, a noteworthy obligation to shape its students into effective citizens. In the process, it wields a sculptor's agile and clever hand to mold a boy's character. Yet to create a work of art, even a top-flight sculptor must have good clay, suitable material with which to work. As we, the Class of ,59, take a glance into the past, we might ask our- selves, l'Were we quality material? lndividually, and together, did We return the grip when Randolph-Macon extended its hand? Will the future prove us construc- tive parts of society?,' We hope so. These are the thoughts the seniors have expressed to me, and leave with the underclasses. ln behalf of the 1959 seniors, l think it appropriate to say here that they hope, as they pass this significant turning point in their lives, to continue to cultivate the desire Randolph-Macon nurtured in them for good char- acter, wisdom and maturity. The pages following will give you a glimpse of the seniors' final year-one more piece in their background for attaining this goal. JACK CHATFIELD .3 , ggi 1 4 . x 5 2 A J 1 Q t Tribute .. The Faculty The Classes The Battalion The Athletics The Activities The Advertisers Rm , ,Sw Q. , :QQQIWH W W 5+ wif -N N92 K be Q37 sv 1 . L, Q A :gb Qc mad' 5 ,. ' 'fn X ' 1, X ' ...S gi .351 vo fi ' X ' K . ' ,f:g,f,l f'X Uv t' f 1, X2- , ,, , xv. , , f f 2 ', f , Mfg! r y I 2 f f'f Q - I A. 7 I E V ,QI 1-' ' H '- el, H1 f.. , -1, -. vid ' ' xi. ' qi .- f - Y vw ,Yi ' , Q, ii' , y Q W Ska 'Q . - -.,, X, ,, ,gf f wi ff 1' ' fue 5 ,, ' 4 ' N ' mf If .1'M' 5.4 A - 1- av' :ID ' ' -1' 1. 'va' 9 A if-xt? A: 'iw - A ,- JL Q Y fW7t,v.v xfg,1?, +.-, 4551 ,vi M my 4 , A ,, ,, Nm, in ,MJ N ,. .5 gb '. fl, 1 , ,Q gi., .Fir f 1 if N' v 'M i f? . ,gf 'B gif 'Ria 4 u -17 2 , f F1 Aj i5f'1Z',1: EM E3 Ai rj? ' K Q Pi' YV: fl , W' ,., , yw. fa THE FACULTY -if it tmmg. t JOHN C. Boccs, President ' fA.B., Duke Universityj Administration and Faculty ANDOLPH-MACON ACADEM 8 E E in ROBERT C. RIVES Cornmandant and Professor of Military Science and Tactics CAB., William and Mary College, Graduate Study, University of Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel, U.S.A.R.9 Latin GEORGE W. RIDDICK Vice-President fB.A., M.A., Randolph-Macon Collegeb Mathematics Faculty JOSEPH li. EARNEST Academic Director HERBERT G. WYATT CBA., Davidson College, M.Ed., University of Registrar Band and Glee Club Director . . . , , VITQIHIHJ CHS.. Davidson College, Graduate Study, Univer- . sity of North Carolinag First Lieutenant, Army, English Reservej English and Music AT FRONT ROYA 9 L , V ARVIN S. WILLIAMS Athletic Director CHS., Milligan College, Graduate Study, Johns Hopkins University and University of Maryland, Major, Air Force Reservel Mathematics Coach GEOFFREY M. HORSFIELD Dean CB.A., Princeton University, B.D., Virginia Theo- logical Seminary, Graduate Study, University of Kentuckyj French and History I R G I N I A CHARLES LYLE MCFALL JAMES M. MILLS . MARSHALL S. HAMER Coach Assistant Professor of Military Science CB-5-, 0hi0 University, M-A-, Svarrill COURSE? CB.A., Randolph-Macon College, Lieutenant, Air and Tactics Bible and Religious Education Corps, Reserve, CAB., University of Californial Science History Faculty Ernst JAMES R. CASEY J. S. MAGNUSON WILLIAM R. BRITTON CA.B., Stetson Uniyersity, M.A., Vanderbilt CAB., Bethany, A.M., University of Kansasj CBS., Virginia Polytechnic Institute? Umverslfyl Spanish Physics English RANDOLPH-MACON ACADEMY 10 JOHN R. BARKELL BRUCE L. BURCH ' AUBREY F. CLARK Coach fB.A., University uf the South, Graduate Study, CB.S., Virginia Military Institute DDS Medi , , , , U1'1iVefSilY uf Ge0fgi-20 cal College of Virginiag Captaln D C Reserve CHE., Superior Stateg M.A., University of Mmnc- Retired., sotag Captain, U.S. Army, Retiredj History and English Mathematics Fa c u l ty Chemistry ROBERT R. LONG DONALD R. SPIVEY THOMAS G, Ronmvrs fB.S., University of Virginiab CBS., College of William 81 Mary, lst Lt., U.S. CB.A., Wake Forest College? History and Math Army' Reservfl English Mathematzcs AT FRONT ROYAL,VIRGINIA 11 This year's senior class consists of 71 boys representing nine states-Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Florida, California, New York, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Maryland-and the District of Columbia. Two areas outside the United States are represented-Puerto Rico and the Nether- lands Antilles. The name of Randolph-Macon, and the values it has made part of them, will go with them to colleges throughout the nation. CLASSE l Candler, Day, Portnoy, Radack. Senior Class fficers JAMES EARL DAY ........... ...... P resident ARTHUR HERMAN PORTNOY ..... . . . Vice-President WILLIAM HAROLD CANDLER ..... ...... S ecretary JAMES PAUL RADACK ..... ..... T reasurer K QJHU' WW 5 Z JWM , 16 Senior Class First Row : JOHN DOUGLAS ALBERS ARLINGTON, VA. allay,- Corporal, Band Companyg Private 565 P.F.C. 575 Y.M.C.A. 56-59g Glee Club 56-59: Hobby-Golfg College-Hamptom Sydneyg Ambition-Episcopal Ministerg Senior Life Saving. CHARLES REGINALD AMORY HAMPTON, vA. Kfllilov Sergeant A Companyg Private 57g Varsity Football 57-583 Varsity Track 57-58g RANDOMAC 58-59g Monogram Club 57-59, Y.M.C.A. 57-59g Glee Club 58-595 Drill Team 59, Hobby- Boating and Water Skiingg Pet Peeve-3rd Call: wlleg 7 Randolph-Macong Ambition-,Bro Footbaflvl few gl 'xyzd J Jfff 3d K, f L we I f QJSLQ- My I -K. hx my Second Row: I' yo-I -. . . ,. qi M, JOHN HARROVER YBBE pfgl M M59 W ARLINGTON, VA. , A irsi, Corporal, Band Companyg Private 57g JV Basketball 57-58g Varsity Track 57-59, Varsity Rifie Team 57-59g RANDOMAC 58g Y.M.CI.A. 57-59, Glee Club 58-59g Pet P'eevrrNo telephone on pool table in Edgewoodg College-Virginia Polytechnic Insti- tute, Ambition-Civil Engineerg Edgewood 59. STEPHEN PEYTON BARBER ARLINGTON, VA. 5'Steve,' SfSgt. NA Company, Platoon -Leaderg Private 55g P.F.C. 57g Sergeant 585 Varsity Cross Country 585 Y.M.C.A. 55-59g Drill Team 57-59g Pet Peeve-Inspections, College-Virginia Poly- technic lnstituteg Ambition-Civil Engineerg Senior Life Savingg Edgewood 58-59. Third Row: WILLIAM WHEARY BEANE KILMARNOCK, VA. CCBill75 Private, Band Company, Y.M.C.A. 58-59g Glee Club 58-599 Hobby-Water Skiingg Pet Peeve-Mess Ig CollegffRa'ndolph- Macong Ambition-Car Dealer. KENNETH EATON BEMIS WASHINGTON, D.C. Puncf1f' Captain HB Companyg Private 56, Corporal 57g TfSgt. 58g Mite Football 55, Midget Football 56, JV Football 57g Var- sity Football 58g Varsity Track 59g Monogram Club 58-5-9g Student Council 58-59g Drill Team 56-59g Hobby-Throwing Ink Bottles, Pet Peevw-Quillinis bald headg College-Prim cipiag AmhitionfHave Million, Will Travel, Delegate to Natural Bridge Conference 59. Fourth Row: DALLAS ORRISON BERRY VIENNA, VA. , ccEeZn Sergeant Band Companyg Private 579 JV Football 58, Var- sity Track 58, Varsity Rifle Team 58-59g College-American U. ALAN HERMAN BLACKLOCK CATONSVILLE, MD. ClHawlg77 SfSgt, Staffg Color Guardg Private 54g P.F.C. 559 Corporal 56g Sergeant 583 Midget Football 55-575 Y.M.C.A. 55-595 Treasurer 58-593 Drill Team 58-59g Pet Peeve-Cows fDairyJg College-Paris Island, S.C.g Ambition-Buck Private, U.S.M.C.g Senior Life Saving 589 Waiters Club 56-59g Headwaiter 58-59. jg Qieffwkeey 70? Max-Aw-We . dd! lbfua , A ,pdf A,u4vrL1A , 474. ltd iii li? two . ig ,U G' O. wipe of if ii Senior .Class First Row : JON NELSON BOLLING FREDERICKSBURG, VA. '4Lord .long TfSergeant A Company, Private 56, Corporal 57, Sergeant 58, Midget Football 57, Varsity Swimming 57-58, Varsity Swimming Manager 57-59, Y.M.C.A, 55-59, Glee Club 59, Drill Team 5-7-5-9, Pet Peeve-70 miles from Godis Country, College-University of Richmond, Ambition-Dentist, Hobby -parties. CHARLES CALEB BOOMER RICH SQUARE, N.C-. Charlie Corporal A Company, Asst. Squad Leader, Private 56, Pri- vate 57, Corporal 58, Y.M.C.A. 57-59, Glee Club 58-59, Drill Team 57-59, Pet Peeve-Yankees, CollegwDuke University, Waiters Club 57-59. Second Row : ERNEST RICHARD BOWLER NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Riclc', 2ndfLt. A Company, Platoon Leader, Private 5-7, Sergeant 58, Midget Football 56, Varsity Football 57-58, Varsity Track 58-59, RANDOMAC Stal-I 59, Makeup Editor, Monogram Club 58-59, Drill Te 58-59, Pet eeve-Anything Compulsory, College-Unive ' of 'chmv 5 Senior Life Saving 57. foo: rf ONKXIIELIA S RL BROWN 'N ,xv C, fi' W E, N.c. ll C Bi f il mpan Halatoon Leader, Private 56, Corporal 55 'lL,f 533.757 gt r ountry 58 59, Varsity Track ,5 9 ono Club 59 Sunday School , ' x 69 d t ' S . , 5 -9, sity Bas er 5859 RANDQMAC Staff 8-5 Mlgirs ip- o wmittee 5659 Hobby Keeping Edge ,Y od ut ou Peeve--Confused Jumbo Orders d't , 5 , . . . . - , - ' I ' b 9 I I 9 !GvO Coll-lege-W ingt and ee University, Ambition--To B'e- , e , . . . gjucc sful Business Man Junlor Class Vice President, kg? 3 atural Bridge Conference 58, Edgewood 57-59. Third Row: SILAS REED BURGESS CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Cyclops', Sergeant Band Company, Squad Leader, Private 58, Varsity Rifle Team 58-59g Y.M.C.A. 58-59, Pet Peeve-Edgewood's Morning Bell, C'ollege+North Carolina State University, Aca- demic Twelve 58, Ambition-Aeronautical Engineer, Edgewood 59. JOHN DUFF CALDERWOOD wAsH1No'roN, D.c. ccjapaa SfSergea'nt AM Company, Guide, Private 56, Corporal 57, Sergeant 583 Mite Football 56, Junior Varsity Football 57, Y.M.C.A. 56-58, Drill Team 57-59, Hobby-Cars, Pet Peeve- English, College-Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Ambition- Building Constructor, Senior Life Saving 58, Edgewood 58-59. Fourth Row: WILLIAM HAROLD CANDLER WARRENTON, VA. 4'Sir William 1stfLt. HA Company. Executive Officer, Private 57, Ser- geant 58, Varsity Swimming 57-59, Captain Swimming Team 59, RANDOMAC Staff 57-59, Activities Editor, Monogram Club 58-59, Sunday School Committee 59, Y.M.C.A. 57-59, Glee Club 5-7-59, President of GC 59, Drill Team 58-59, College- Washington and Lee, Ambition-To Become A Mongolian Mink, Senior Life Saving 58, Class Oiiicer 58, 59, Natural Bridge Conference 58. EARL MICHAEL CARSON WASHINGTON, D.C. Klllilcei' Corporal A Company, Asst. Squad Leader, Private 58, Junior Varsity Football 57, Varsity Football 58, Varsity Track 58-59, Monogram Club 59, Y.M.C.A. 58-59, Hobby-Trying to get a car, Pet Peeve-Brown's and Kennedy's jokes after taps, College-U.S. Air Force Academy, Ambition-U.S. Air Force Officer, Senior Life Saving 58, Edgewood 59. First Row: ANDREW DOWNER CLORE Brucnrvvoon, vA. 4:Do: 2ndfLt. CU Company, Platoon Leaderg Private 55g P.F.C. 56? Corporal 5-73 Sergeant 583 Mite Football 55-563 Midget Football 563 Varsity Tennis 57-583 Varsity Cheerleading 58- 593 Y.M.C.A. 55-593 Glee Club 55-593 Drill Team 56-59g Hobby-Carsg Pet Peeve-Fussing Femalesg CollegwUniv sity of Miamig Ambition--Veterinarian. WALTER EDWARD COLON HATO REY, PUERTO Rico SSWalt59 Captain A Company, commander3 Private 562 Sergeant 57g 1stfSgt. 583 Mite Basketball 563 Junior Varsity Basketball 57? Varsity Basketball 58-593 Varsity Cross Country 573 Var- sity Track 56-593 Monogram Club 58g Student Council 58-593 Drill Team 57-593 Pet Peeve-Literatureg College-University of Puerto Ricog Edgewood 57. Second Row: PHILIP ANDRE COVELL ANNANDALE, VA. Phila Sergeant Band Company, Squad Leaderg Private 57? Corporal 585 Junior Varsity Football 563 Varsity Cross Country 57g Clee Club 58-593 Hobby-Rhythm and Blues3 College-Bridge water3 Ambition-Music Instructorg Senior Life Saving 58Q Waiters Club 57-593 Quartet 59. WILLIAM HAGA CRAWFORD ALEXANDRIA, VA. scBill:: Corporal UA Company, Asst. Squad Leaderg Private 573 Corporal 58? Junior Varsity Football 573 Varsity Football 583 Mono-gram Club 593 Y.M.C.A. 57-593 Hobby-Hot Rods and Custom Carsg Pet Peeve-Spring Paradesg CollegzwVir- ginia Polytechnic Instituteg Ambition-Electrical Engineer. Third Row: THOMAS EARL DAY RICHMOND, vA. JBSXQ Captain Band Company, Commanderg Private 54g Corporal 5 , Sergeant 573 TfSgt 58Q Mite Football 54-553 Midget Football xi 56g Varsity Track 56-593 RANDOMAC 58-59, Art Editorg Y.M.C'.A. 54--593 Drill Team 57-593 Hobby-Restoring Used Dixie Cupsg Pet Peeve-Portnoy's Nose3 College-Rhode Is- land Institute' of Designg Ambition-Commercial Artistg 8th Grade Class Presidentg Freshman Class Presidentg Sopho- more Class Presidentg Junior Class Presidentg Senior Class President. BENJAMIN DOMINGUEZ GUAYAMA, PUERTO RICO a4Bennyss P.F.C, Company Ang Private 58? Varsity Tennis 58-593 Hob- by-Anirnalsg Pet Peeve-Tour Line3 College-Michigan State Universityg Ambition-Veterinarian. Fourth Row: THOMAS MARION DOZIER THOMSON, GA. saT0ms1 Corporal Band Company, Asst. S-quad Leaderg Private 583 Midget Foo-tbaill 573 Junior Varsity Basketball 58-593 Varsity Track 59g Y.M.C.A. 58-593 Hobby-Golfg Pet Peeve-Morn- ing Inspectionsg Col1egwUnited States Naval Academyg Am- bition-Engineerg Edgewood 59. JEFFRIES HARDINS DUVALL TALLAHASSEE, FLA. ccjejyn Corporal A Company, guideg Private 57g P.F.C. 583 Var- sity Rifle Team 57-593 Hobby-Skin Divingg College-U.S. Air Fo-rce Academyg Ambition-Air Force Officerg Senior Life Saving 58g Drill Team 58-59. Wx 'X Senior Classyw an M 19 P it Senior Glas? First Row: SYLVAN GARY FELDSTEIN CUMBERLAND, MD. Private A Companyg Varsity Cross Country 58-595 Sabre 58-595 Y.lVl.C.A. 58-595 Glee Club 58-595 Colleger-Johns Hop- kins University5 Senior Life Saving 58-59. JOHN ALEXANDER FISHER STRASBURG, VA. cc-lacks: P.F.C. A Company, 58-595 Private 57-585 Midget Football 565 Varsity Swimming 565 Varsity Tennis 56-575 Y.M.C.A. 56-595 Glee Club 56-595 Hobby-Collecting coins and records, listening to music5 College-B.M.C. or V.P.l.5 Ambition-COL lege Education5 Senior Life Saving 57. Second Row: ROBERT EDWARD GAYLOR LAUREL, Mn. s:Bobs: SfSgt., Staif, C.O', Color Guard 5-95 Private 565 Corporal 575 Sergeant 585 Varsity Cheerleader 57-595 Y.M.C.A. 57-595 Drill Team 57-595 Hobby-Cars and Huntingg Pet Peewe- High Handed Girlsg College-U.S. Coast Guard Academy5 Ambition-Officer, U.S.C.G. RICHARD JOSEPH GLAVE ASHLAND, VA. Dick,' Sergeant HB Company, Squad Leader 585 Private 575 Var- sity Football 57-585 JV Basketball 57-585 RANDOMAC 575 Mono- gram Club 595 Y.M.C.A. 57-595 Drill Team 58-595 College -R.M.C.5 Ambition-Dentistg Senior Life Saving 585 Wait- ers Club 57-59, Third Row: SAMUEL CHARLES HARDING, JR. TAPPAHANNOCK, VA. Bu,tch,' QM Private UB Company 58-595 Varsity Football 585 JV as- ketball 58-595 Monogram Club 58-595 Hobby-Sports5 Pet Peeve-Newton Dance, no girls5 College-Hampden-Sydneyg Ambition-Doctor. LYNN CARROLL HOFFMAN STERLING, VA. 66Lynn!9 SfSgt. Band Company, Platoon Sgt. 58-595 Private 565 Cor poral 575 Sergeant 585 Varsity Track 585 Varsity Tennis 58 Y.M.C.A. 56-595. Glee Club 57-595 Hobby-Playing Hymns for Chapel5 Pet Peeve-Smithfield girlsg College-V.P.l.5 Ambi- tion-Veterinarian5 Class Oiiicer, 'Treasurer of Sophomore H Class 57. Fourth Row: JEFFREY ALLEN JOHNSON Q5 SEROE, COLO. if 56.16553 Co-rpora Band Company, Asst Squad Leader 595 Private 56 Corporall 7-585 JV Football 56-575 Y.M.C.A. 56-595 Hobby- X Flying5 et 'eeve-English' College-V.P'.I.5 Ambition- J f G: - N Aeronauti Engineer. JJ 7 , . pt' HN P T OHNSON Sr LE BURG, PA. 3, YK ..D0C,, vflorporigi nad Lead LB Company 595 Private 575 P.F.C F585 .mi ennis 57-5 , Captain 595 Sabre 57-595 Y.M.C'.A ' 57. . ' 5 . , . ' , Twelve 58 mbit Che 1 al En meer pf ci 85 bhy St p Collecting Colleg Princeton Aca- Y J g6g?li ram Clu 7 59, Glee Club 58 5 , Student Coun -5 at - i tx V XJ fipwsf R68 20 om V' enior Class First Row : RALPH WORMELEY JOHNSON WILLIAM SBURG, VA. asf- Rin TfSgt. Platoon C.O., B Company 595 Private 565 Corporal 575 Sergeant 585 Midget Football 56-575 Varsity Rifle Team 5-7-595 Y.M.C'.A. 57-595 Drill Team 56-595 Hobby-Partiesg Pet Peeve-200 miles from Adelaideg College-William and Mary5 Ambition-Business Administration. IRVING LEWIS JONES WILLIAM SBURG, VA. SCL ew!! Corporal, Assistant Squad Leader, Band Company 595 Pri- vate 585 Varsity Cross Country 57-585 Monogram Club 57- 595 Y.M.C.A. 57-595 Glee Club 57-595 Pet Peeve-Reveilleg College-Washington and L-eeg Senior Life Saving 585 Quar- tet 57-59. Second Row: WALTER McDONALD KAHLE WHITE POST, VA. Private B Company 595 Hobby-Cars, Popular Musicg Pet Peeve-Getting up in the morningg CollegawU. Va.5 Ambi- tion-Engineer. WILLIAM EUGENE LYNN, JR. FRONT ROYAL, VA. c:Billn Sergeant, Clerk, Staff 595 Private 565 P.F'.C. 575 Corporal 585 Sabre 57-585 Hobby-Stock Market5 Pet Peeve-Getting to school on timeg College-Yale5 Academic Twelve 55-585 Ambition-Medicineg Class President 55-56. Third Row: FRANK MINER MARKHAM HERNDON, VA. Pee Ween Sergeant, Platoon Sgt. B Company 595 Private 565 P.F.C. 575 Varsity Rifie Team 56-595 Monogram Club 56-595 Y.M.Ct.A. 56-595 Drill Team 57-595 Hobby--Hunting, Fishing5 Pet Peeve-Wet Waiters Trays5 College-G,W. Universityg Ambition-Zoologistg Senior Life Saving 58-595 Waiters Club 57-59. DONALD RALPH McROBERTS ARLINGTON, VA. c:MaC:: SfSgt. Bland Company, Guide, 595 Private 575 Corporal 585 Y.M.C.A. 56-595 Glee Club 57-595 Hobby-Radio and Elec- tronicsg Pet Peeve-Roommates who talk after taps5 College -Capitol Radio Engineering Institutiong Ambition-E-lectrb cal Engineer. Fourth Row: DON KENT MILLER FAIRMONT, Wasr VA. Corporal, Squad Leader, UB Company 595 Private 575 P'.F.C. 585 Mite Football 565 Midget Basketball 575 Y.M.C.A. 56- 595 Glee Club 56-595 Drill Team 58-595 Hobby-Fishingg Pet Peeve-Virginiawnsg College-West Virginia University: Aca- demic Twelve 57-585 Ambition-To be a West Virginia Mountaineer. FRANK EDWARD NESBITT FRONT ROYAL, VA. Sergeant, Squad Leader, B Company 595 Private 555 P.F.C. 565 Corporal 575 Mite Football 54-553 Mite Basketball 54-565 J.V, Basketball 5-6-595 Varsity Baseball 56-595 Captain Varsity Baseball 595 Monogram Club 58-595 Pet Peeve-Day Cadet's Roomg College-V.P'.I.5 Academic Twelve 54--575 Ambition- Engineeringg Class Vice-President 54-555 Class Secretary 55-56. l O Senlor Class First Row: ROBERT TRAFTON NUSSEY SPRINGFIELD, PA. csBobas Sergeant, Color Guard, Staff 593 Private 573 Corporal 58g Varsity Basketball 57-59, Captain 58-593 Varsity Baseball 58- 593 RANDOMAC 57-583 Monogram Club 57-593 Y.M.C.A. 57-593 Drill Team 58-593 Hobby-Basketballg Pet Peeve-Listen to Tait Complain3 College-V.M.I.3 Ambition-Work for my fatherg Favorite Saying-Is that so? MAJOR MELVIN OSBORNE HAGERSTOWN, MD. ecozv Corporal Squad Leader, BH Company 593 Private 573 P.F.C. 583 Y.M.C.A. 56-593 Glee Club 57-593 Drill Team 583 Pet Peeve-Long Grey Line3 College-U. of Cinncinati School of Mortuary Scienceg Ambition-Mortician, Second Row: GEORGE ARTHUR PASQUET MIDDLETOWN, VA. Paski Corporal Assistant Squad Leader, BM Company 593 Private 573 Y.M.C.A. 57-593 Drill Team 58-594 Hobby-Building and Flying model 'afirplanesg Pet Peeve- The System3 College- Air' Force Academy3 Ambition-Oliicer in the Air Forceg Waiters Club 57-59. GORDEN ARCHIBALD P1-:RKINSON LAWRENCEVILLE, VA. Perla, Corporal Squad Leader, Bland Company 59g Private 563 P.F.C. 573 Midget Football 563 Y.M.C.A. 56-59, President 58-593 Glee Club 56-59, Secretary 58-593 Hobby-Ellen3 Pet Peeve- A Yankeeg CollegePR.M.C.3 Ambition-Be able to teach like Capt. Burchg Waiters Club 57-59. Third Row: DAVID SPOONER PETERS BETIIESDA, MD. GGDaUe!? 2ndfLt. Platoon C.O. Band Company 593 Private 543 P.F.C. 553 Sergeant 56? TfSgt. 57, 583 Midget Football 55-563 l.V. Football 57-583 Varsity Cross Country 58-593 Varsity Track 54-593 RANDOMAC 57-583 Y.M.C'.A, 54-595 Glee Club 55-593 Drill Team 55--593 Hobby'-Cars, Reading, Sports3 Pet Peeve -No Combg Collegwwasbington Collegeg Amhition-lnter- national Service Politiciang Class Treasurer 54-55. JAMES MULFORD PHARR, JR. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. filimf, P.F.C. Bn Company 593 Private 574 Varsity Swimming 59: Y.M.C.A. 57-593 Hobby-Fishing, Hunting3 Pet Peeve-Study Hallg College-U. Va.3 Ambition-Docto-r3 Senior Life Saving 59. Fourth Row: ARTHUR HERMAN PORTNOY WARRENTON, VA. c:Arf9s Captain Battalion Adjutant, Stalf 593 Private 563 Corporal 573 1stfLt. 585 Varsity Baseball 57-593 Varsity Rifle Team 56-59, Captain 58-593 Monogram Club 57-593 Y.M.C.A, 56-593 Glee Club 57-59, Treasurer 58-59: Drill Team 56-593 Student Council 58-59, Treasurer 58-593 Hobby-Lesson Plans3 Pet Peeve-Day's love affairsg College-Brown University3 Ambi- tion-Psychiatrist3 Class Vice-President 58-59. JOHN FAIRMAN PRESTON Los ALTON, CALIF. CIJack!7 Private HC Companyg Varsity Cross Country 583 Varsity Track 593 RANDOMAC' 58-593 Sabre 58-593 Monogram Club 58- 59g Y.M.C.A. 58'59Q Pet Peeve+Always Too Coldg College- Dukeg Ambition-Be an unadjusted man. Senior Classt First Row: DENNIS JAMES QUILLIN CHEVY CHASE, MD. X csDen9: Major, Battalion C,0. Stall 593 Private 5-53 Corporal 565 1stfSgt. 5-73 Mite Football 553 Midget Football 56? Sunday School Committee Treasurer 58-593 Y.M.C.A. 55-59: Student Council President 58-593 Drill Team 56-593 Commander 58-593 Hobby-Catching Ink Bottles3 College'-G.W. Universityg Am- bition-Do My Best3 Senior Life Sawing 58? Delegate to Nat- ural Bridge Conference 59. WILLIAM GERALD QUINN MCLEAN, VA. Apache,, TfSgt. Platoon C.0. C Company 593 Private 553 P.F.C. 56Q Sergeant 57, SfSgt. 583 Midget Football 55'57Q Varsity Cross Country 57-59: Varsity Track 58-593 RANDOMAC 57-583 Sabre 57-593 Y.M.C.A. 55-59? Drill Team 56-59g Pet Peeve- English3 Senior Life Saving 56. Second Row: .IAMES PAUL RADACK JAMESTOWN, N.Y. 2ndfLtt. Ex. O., HB Company 593 Private 573 Corporal 58g J.V. Football Co-Captain 592 Varsity Swimming 57-593 RANDOMAC Sports Editor 593 Monogram Club 57-593 Y.M.C.A. 57-593 Drill Team 58-593 Hobby-Swimming3 Pet Peeves- Training Rulesg College-Yaleg Ambition-Physicistg Senior Life Saving 58g Secretary of Class 58, Class Treasurer 59. LEIGH STEVEN REDDING WELLINGTON, KANSAS i'Albin0 P.F.C. Squad Leader, C Company 595 .l.V. Football 56: Varsity Football 57-593 Varsity Swimming 57-583 Varsity Track 57-593 Varsity Track Managerg Monogram Club 57-593 Drill Team 57-593 Hobby-Sueg COIIEQB-'U.s.M.C1.Q Ambition -Marry Sueg Senior Life Saving 573 Waiters Club 58-59. Third Row: JOHN RANDOLPH RIDDLE BURNSVILLE, N.C. ccRandy:n Sergeant, Guide, Band Company 593 Private 573 P.F.C. 58? Varsity B'aseba'll Manager 56-593 RANDOMAC 57-59? Y,M.C.A. 56-593 Drill Team 57-583 Hobby-M.C.V.3 Pet Peeve-First Call3 College-University of Richmond3 Ambition-Military CHTSCIQ Waiters Club 57-59. JAMES WILLIAM ROCKWELL ENTERPRISE, WEST VA. CKRDC-ICI, P.F.C. B Company 593 Private 58: Football 58: Glee Club 58-593 Drill Team 58-593 Hobby-Driving home on West Vir- ginia Roads3 Pet Peevr-R.M.A, too far from West Virginiag College-West Virginia University3 Ambition-Electrical En- gineer. Fourth Row: CHRISTIE STERLING ROGERS WASIIINCTON, D.C. '. nchrisn SfSgt,, Platoon Sgt., Band Company 593 Private 553 P.F.C. 56: Corporal 57g Sergeant 58: Mite Football 553 Midget Football 563 Varsity Tennis 56-573 RANDOMAC 57-59, Business Manager 593 Sabre 55-59, Business Manager 58-593 Y.M.C.A. 55-592 Clee Club 55'-59g Jr. Drill Team 553 Hobby-Psycholm gy, Peopleg Pet Peeve--People who think they are more than they HTCQ College-G.W. University3 Ambition-Pharmacist3 Waiters Club 57g Laundry Corps 57-59. BRUCE THOMAS ROLL-INS ALEXANDRIA, VA. WB07, 1stfLt. Ex. O. C Company 59? Private 57g Sergeant 584 Varsity Cro-ss Country 57-58, Captain 57-583 Varsity Swimming 57-583 Varsity Track 57-59, Captain 593 RANDOMAC 57- , Editor-in-Chief 593 Monogram Club 57-593 Sunday Sch Committee 593 Y.M.C.A. 56-593 Drill Team 57-59: Hobb Sharong Pet Peeve-Poor Roommate3 College-Duke U.3 A bition-Civil Engineerg Waiters Club 57-58. M v . o ffm' Mtly' I- fxtto N 'lf ,J L 'N acgf KP .I K nr an Voijyttt V my I we 9 Seni Cls Ma. .8 First Row: - M 1 , c1VgRHE?P . - HB 1 ' e 'SCH - any 5 Yu . . . 5 95 obby-Huntingg o- lege Pl nnin nd-P . tte Univ ity5 Ambi- tion- ester G ec fro cDo el igh crhool 585 , t ' , enna. P LTP NELSON SANDI ER ' WASHINGTON, D.C. csphilra Sergeant, Squad Leader, HC Company 595 Private 565 Cor- poral 585 P.F.C. 575 Midget Football 565 Varsity Football 57-58, Captain 585 J.V. Basketball 565 Varsity Basketball 57- 595 Varsity Baseball 57-595 Monogram Club 57-595 Y.M.C.A. 56-595 Hobby-Sports, fAnyJ5 Pet Peeve-Drill5 College- University of South C'arolina5 Ambition-Coach Basketball in Prep School. Second Row: RICHARD HAROLD SCHUMACHER EAST GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. a4DiCksa P.F.C. CH Company 59: Private 575 Varsity Swimming 58- 595 Clee Club 57595 Hobby-Tropical Fish, Skin Diving5 Ambition-Marine Biologyg Senior Life Saving 585 Pet Pe-eve -Ozzie's ambition. RODNEY THEODORE SHARP MARSHALL, VA. c:Tedaa Sergeant, Squad Leader, C Company 595 Private 565 P.F.C. 575 Corporal 585 Varsity Track 57-595 Varsity Rifle Team 57- 595 Y.M.C.A. 56-595 Hobby-Building Radiosg Pet Peeve- Bugle Callsg College-Lynchburg5 Ambition-Fly-Land and Air5 Waiters Club 57-59. Third Row : DALLAS WAYNE SPAINHOUR THOMASVILLE, N.C. ' Dacldy', SfSgt., TfSgt. of UC Company 595 Private 545 P.F.C. 555 Corporal 565 Sergeant 575 Mite Football 54-565 .l.V. Foot- ball 57-59, Captain 58-595 Varsity Cheerleader 56-595 Y.M.C.A. 54--595 Glee Club 58-595 Drill Team 57-595 Hobby-Making Money5 Pet Peeve-French II5 College-Wake Forest or U.S.M.C.5 Ambition-International Trouble Shooter. ROBERT PAULETT SPIVEY SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. ..B0b,, Private MC Company 595 Varsity Football 57-595 Varsity Track 58-595 Monogram Club 595 Y.M.C.A. 58-595 Drill Team 58-595 Hobby-Golf and Custom Carsg Pet Peeve-Full Re- treats and English Exams5 College-Naval Academy of Texas Universityg Ambition-Oilicer in the Service5 Senior Life Saving 585 Waiters Club 58. Fourth Row: LARRY KIM SPRUILL BETHESDA, MD. Private MC Company 595 Private 565 Corporal 575 SfSgt. 585 Varsity Rifle Team 56-595 Monogram Club 57-595 Drill Team 57-585 College-Maryland University5 Ambition-To Craduate5 Waiters Club 58-59. CHARLES BRINK STRAUSS SILVER SPRING, MD. 4'Cl1arlie Brown P.F.C. CN Companyg Private 57: Midget Football 56-585 Y.M.C.A. 56-595 Drill Team 57-595 Hobby-Modelsg Pet Peeve -Re-Examsg College-American Universityg Ambition- C.P.A.5 Senior Life Saving 57-58. Senior Class First Row: ROBERT MARSHALL TAIT WASHINGTON, D.c. Chipper 2ndfLt. Platoon C.O. HBH Company 593 Private 56g P.F.C. 57g Sergeant 585 Midget Football 56-57g J.V. Basketball 57- 58g Y.M.C.A. 56-59g Drill Team 56-59g Hobby-Custom Carsg Pet Peeve-Blugles, English, and Examsg College-Iowa Stateg Ambition-Electrical Engineerg Waiters Club 57-59. RICHMOND dePEYSTER TALBOT FRONT ROYAL, VA. ccBuds: Sergeant, Squad Leader, 'LCN Company 59g Private 55g P.F.C. 56g Corporal 57g Sergeant 58g Mite Football 55g Varsity Tennis 58-59g Varsity Football Manager 59g RANDOMAC 595 Monogram Club 59g Drill Team 58-59g I-Iobhy-Horse Back Ridingg Pet Peeve-Doc Jol1nson's Love Lifeg College-U. Va.g Ambition-Go into the Oil and Coal Business. Second Row: PAUL SEWARD TRIBLE DELAPLANE, VA. Sergeant, Color Guard, Staff, 59g Private 565 P.F.C. 57g Cor- poral 5-8g Pet Peeve-Guard Dutyg College-Virginia Poly- technical Instituteg Ambition-Mechanical Engineer. NICHOLSON BARNEY WHITE LEESBURG, VA. ccNiCk:: 2ndfLt. Ex, O. Band Company 59g Private' 565 P.F.C. 57g Sergeant 584 Varsity Equipment Manager 58-599 RANDOMAC 58g Monogram Club 58-595 Y.M.C.A. 56-59g Glee Club 56-593 Hobby-Shipley Lettersg Pet Peeve-Quilleng College-Trinity Collegeg Ambition-Episcopal Ministerg Senior Life Saving 58g Delegate to Natural Bridge Conference 59. Third Row: RICHARD SHE-RBURNE WILSON STAUNTON, VA. Salley Bags Captain, C,O. of HC Company 595 Private 55g P.F.C, 569 Sergeant 5-7g TfSgt. 58g Midget Football 55g ,I.Y. Football 56g Varsity Football 57g Sunday School Committee 58-593 Y.M.C'.A, 55-59g Glee Club 55-59: student Council 57-599 Drill Team 56-59g Hobby-Cars and Speed, in running from girlsg College-United States Air Force Acade-myg Ambition -Pilotg Quartet 58-59. THOMAS WESLEY WRIGHT RICHMOND, VA. Private HB Company 593 Private 56g Corporal 57g SfSgt. 58g Mite Football 575 J.V. Football 58g Varsity Cross Country 593 Drill Team 57-59g CollegeHDavidsong Senior Life Saving 58. Fourth Row : GEORGE SUMNER YOUNG, JR. BETHESDA, MD. Private C Company 59g Private- 56g Corporal 57g Sergeant 58g Midget Football 56g J.V. Football 573 Y.M.C.A. 56-59g Drill Team 57-59g Pet Peeve-Thinking After Tapsg College -American Universityg Ambition-Aeronautical Engineerg Senior Life Saving 57. GEORGE DANIEL SHEFFIELD BLACKSTONE, VA. Senior Privileges Knot a candidate for graduationl, Special Students JOHN ROBERT BRADFORD ....... Falls Church, Va. HOWARD OZLIN BURNETTE ........ Petersburg, Va. sf- E. wo Hb .Si D 2, u J .Q Yx2! Qxcfv ,SBSGIQ1 Row: '95 K. K N SKU! DOMLD EPPs ' ' ............. DeWitt, Va. wrbffli tom A ED COLEMAN . . . . .... Ford, Va. Third Row: ARNE DYDENSBORG ..... Odense, Denmark DONALD PHILLIPS WAX' ........ Harrisonburg, Va. Cadets whose photos appear on this page were graduated from their respective high schools, but have attended Randolph-Macon for only one year and Were not candidates for graduation. Junior Class fficers ROBERT MAC RIVES .... ..... P resident MICHAEL GARY WARING . . . .... Vice-President EDWARD JACKSON LUCK . . . ..... Secretary GARY CONRAD WIELAND . . . ..... Treasurer M s-. . .1 .- 5 27 TB. HN S 1 OTE -.Q 5 x fWJ'fllyf-WDW I I IT .funzors W First Row: WILLIAM EARL ALBIN ........... Childersburg, Ala. WINSTON DAVID ALEXANDER .... Loyalhanna, Pa. HERBERT JACKSON ALLEMAN . .Washington, D.C. JOSEPH PHILIP AST .... ....... C harleston, W. Va. Second Row: LOUIS BROWN ATHEY ....... Summit Point, W. Va. CLINTON SLEMP BAILEY ........... Hampton, Va. DAVID ANDREWS BEAMAN ........ Asheville, N.C. WALTER LYNN BLACKLOCK ...... Catonsville, Md. Third Row : WILLIAM HENRY BLAIR, JR. ...... Whitesburg, Ky. WARREN CANDLER BLANKENSHIP, Crittenden, Va. WILLIAM GEORGE BOCK ...... Clarence Center, N.Y. DAVID MAXWELL BOGGS .......... Baltimore, Md. Fourth Row: ROBERT LEE BRASHEARS, JR. ...... Onancock, Va. HORACE. EVANS BROWN, JR. ..... Charleston, S.C. JOHN EVERETT BRYANT ............ Franklin, Va. JOHN ARTHUR CANTWELL, JR. ...North East, Md. I gh.. Bw Qwval First Row: JOHN THOMAS CAPPS .......... Virginia Beach, Va. JOHN HASTINGS CHATFIELD ........ Bradford, Vt. LARRY ROY COLLINS ...... JOHN ADAMS CUMMINGS . Second Row: EDWARD NEWTON DANCE HENRY CARTER DIEHL WAYNE ALVIN DRAKE .... DOUGLAS MICHAEL DUNN Third Row: STEPHEN MICHAEL DYE . . HOWARD LLOYD EAGER .. WILLIAM HANEY ENGLISH MICHAEL CONRAD FAGAN Fourth Row: STANLEY OWENS FORBES HAROLD POTTS GLICK ........ . . . . .Takoma Park, Md. . . . . . .Washington, D.C'. . . . . .Norfolk, Va. . . . . .Reedville, Va. .. . . . . . . .Arlington, Va. Takoma Park, Md. . . ..... Onancock, Va. . . . .Richmond, Va. . . . . .Falls Church, Va. . . . .Ardmore, Pa. . .Stony Creek, Va. . . . . .Onancock, Va. MAHLON NATHIONAL HAINES .......... York, Pa FRANK GARLAND HAMMOND- .... Springfield, Va WILLIAM EMERSON I-IARRINGTON, Cambridge, Md RICHARD RUSSELL HARVEY ....,.. Arlington, Va GEORGE EDWARD HECKERT ........... York, Pa JOHN MURMANN HIGHTOWER, JR., Bethesda, Md First Row: ,lv J Juniors First Row: DAVID JURNEY HUTCHISON ........ Arlington JOHN SUDLER ISAACS ........... Georgetown, CHARLES EUGENE JOHNS ....... Front Royal Second Row: DANIEL LAWRENCE JOHNSON ...... Montross Third Row: BILL HAYWOOD KINSEY, JR. ...... Washington, ANTHONY PATTISON LeCOMPTE ..Ca1nbridge, REMBERT JEROME LEWIS ............ Easton, Fourth Row : ALVIN BRYANT HUTZLER, II ....... Richrnondl 9 RICHARD POWELL JOHNSON ..... Alexandria, EDGAR JONES, III ................... Staunton: DAVID COLLEDGE KEYS ..... Canonsburg, Va. Va. Del. Va. Va. Va. Va. Pa. N.C. Md. Md. EDWARD JACKSON LUCK ............ Ashland, Va. RICHARD HERBERT LUND ........... Fairfax, Va. HAROLD WILLIAM MARKHAM ...... Herndon, Va. FRANK VERNON MCCOY ............ Springfield, O. MALCOLM PATTERSON MCGREGOR, Arlington, Va. ROBERT WILLARD MEMLER PAUL MICHELSON .....,.......... STEVEN ANTHONY MURPHY ...... MICHAEL DAVID O'HARRA ......... Second Row: THOMAS WALKER PAGE, IV ...... ROBERT GERALD PARHAM . Third Row: HENRY LAWRENCE PASQUETJ DAN STROTHER PRICE, JR. .... . . . . .Fairfax, Va. FRANCIS HARRISON PURCELL, JR., Trevilians, Va DOUGLAS WILLIAM RANNELLS ..Romney, W. Va ROBERT HUBERT RAUCH .......... Alexandria, Va MILTON MONROE REIGELMAN ..Washington, D.C Fourth Row : JOHN MASON RICHARDS ...... Fredericksburg, Va GEORGE DALLAS RIFE ....... Newville, Pa ROBERT MAC RIVES ...... ...... F ront Royal, Va JAMES FRANKLIN ROOT ....... Mitchel AFB, N.Y Fifth Row: WAYNE BOSWELL ROTHERY ....... Arlington, Va FREDERICK ERNEST ROUGHTON . Charlottesville, Va DONALD EDWIN RYAN . .......... Kensington, Md FREDERICK WILLIAM SANFORD .... Warwick, Va .Alexandria, Va. .Arlington, Va. Bethesda, Md. .. .Durharn, N.C. .Petersburg, Va. Middletown, Va. .Front Royal, Va l . We 7 I 5 In Memoriam A member of the sophomore class, David Fred- erick Dyer had been an outstanding student at Randolph-Macon during his two years as a cadet, having attained the Academic Twelve his first year. Freddy, from Martinsville, Va., lost his life March 27, the victim of an automobile' accident while at home on Spring Vacation. He will he well remembered at Randolph-Macon and among his fellow cadets, not only for his stat- ure as a student, but for the qualities. of character and personality that made his friendship cherished by all his acquaintances. ty ti U niors fD w ILL? R SCHUILIN G est rand Rapids, Mich. EN MO SPITLER, J ' . ....... Arlington, Va. A N ILB .R STEPH 7-0' ........ Fairfax, Va. R LI A TIN If ' JR. ..Washington, D.C. n R W: , I C FT M TT NEBURNER, Arlington, Va. A VI B V S . ............. Reedville, Va. M' E 3 ' I BOT, JR. . .Fayetteville, N.C. .IO DW l,f' ER ........,... Springfield, O. Thir Row: HARD TURNER ........... Carrollton, va. L R scorr 65 NER, II ........... West Point, va. DRO' U 'lb' ERGNE ........ Caguas, Puerto Rico CIEN KI G von SCHILLING ....... Hampton, Va. our Row : I L AM ELMER WARD, JR. .......... Warwick, Va. C AEL GARY WARING .......... La Jolla, Calif. D ID EARLE WAYSON ............. Dunkirk, I OUNT RICHMOND WHITE Newport News, ' th w : GA ON RAD W IELAND ........ Hagerstown, HAROLD PYRRI-IUS WILLIAMS, JR..Martinsville, GILBERT CLAYTON WILLIE ........... Vienna, CHARLES WHITE WORNOM ......... Warwick. Sixth Row: KENNETH EARLE WRIGHT, JR. .... Arlington, BENJAMIN MEAD YEATTS ...... Charlottesville, ROBERT BRIGGS YOW .......... North Garden 9 Md. Va. Md. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. I in I l l 1 - 11 30 Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS MEMBERS John Alston Jerry Bartlett Victor Besancon Bruce Bickel Kent Blyler Charles Boone Mack Brandenburg Osborne Brockman Steve Carrier Ercel Carter Andy Crabill Lee Crenshaw Ward Darby Jimmy Diehl Stephen Detwiler Richard DilVlaio Bertie Dominguez Jay Doukas Joe Earnest Bud Eichenlaub Richard Everett Bobby Foley Sandy Frazer Jack Fullerton Tom Hallden Edward Hawkins .lon Hawkins Fred Heather Jim Holloway Tommy Howes Peter Hudson, Ill John Jett To-m Kalogeras Myles Kennedy L. T. Lilliston John Lopez Roy McKibben Henry Martin Robert Maxwell Stuart Nesbitt Pete Nottingham, Albert Orgain Dick Pancake Cliff Penrose' Tom Powell, Ill Clarence Prettyman Ill Charles Quinn Chip Riddle Charlie Rowley Jimmy Shoemaker Don Shoilstall Frank Silek Brinton Smith Doug Smith Lloyd Smith Jimmy Sowder Gene Swartz Francis Swift Billy Symons Chip Tate John Tine Freddy Tipton Wesley Truscott Russell Turpin Billy Van Name .lay Dean Zeiler Louis Adorian Renny Barnes Lewis Belote, Jr. George Casilear, III Butch Eastham Jimmy Fletcher Ned Forbes Marshall Gettys Jim Guy Don Hammerstrom Gene Herr Wayne Holloway Bill Humphries Tom Jacob Larry Johnson Hugh Jones P. C, Kellam, Jr. Phra Kercheval, Jr Sevie Leoflier Martin Lipe Jack Ludwig John MacConnell Tom MacConnell John Major . Freshmen MEMBERS Ronald Malinoski JOHN Tommy Moskey Louis Nichols Charles Pellerin John Reamy fi Dan Ricker Tom Root 'id John Ross Tommy Sane .Jay Selden Troy Stallar f Ric Stanford Chris Stark, II Ag Clay Stiles, III Lester Stone Bobby Sutton Wesley Terry Jens Tholand Charles Tinsley Richard Westcott Dix Whitworth Jackson Williams Earl Wolverton CLASS OFFICERS ROSS ..................... President KELLAM, JR. . , . Vice-President TINSLEY, III .......... Secretary Y STILES, III ................. Treasurer Ross, Tinsley, Stiles, Kellam. Ezghth Grade CLASS OFFICERS MEMBERS Teddy Bilbo Terry Booze David Cash Walford Crenshaw Hank Downing Jimmy Edmonds Buddy Farrell .l oe Fisher Rodney Hayzlett Bobby Hinkle .limmy Hopkins J ack Lee Allison Ludwig Bonnie Perkinson Wayne Poole Barry Simonpietri John Sleeter Cort Stark Anderson Tackett Sherwood von Schilling FIRST ROW, left to right: Major Dennis Quillin, Captain Arthur Portnoy, Captain Walter Colon, Captain Kenneth Bemis, Captain Richard Wilson, Captain James Earl Day. SECOND ROW, First Lieutenant Nicholson White, First Lieutenant William Candler, First Lieutenant Bruce Rollins, First Lieutenant Robert Tait, Second Lieutenant JHIHGS Radack, First Lieutenant Downer Clore. THIRD ROW, Second Lieutenant David Peters, Second Lieutenant Jon Bolling, Second Lieu- tenant Ralph Johnson, Second Lieutenant Anthony LeCompte, Second Lieutenant William Brown. LAST ROW, Second Lieutenant Ernest Bowler, Second Lieutenant W. Gerald Quinn. THE BATTALION Band Company CAPTAIN JAMES E. DAY ..Company Commander FIRST LT. NICHOLSON B. WHITE Executive Officer SECOND LT. WILLIAM E. BROWN First Platoon Leader SECOND LT. DAVID S. PETERS Second Platoon Leader OFFICERS CAPTAIN JAMES EARL DAY .... .... C ompany Commander IST LT. NICHOLSON B. WHITE .. ..... Executive Officer QND LT. DAVID S. PETERS .. . . .. .First Platoon Leader 2ND LT. WILLIAM E. BROWN .. . . . .Second Platoon Leader 1ST SGT. GILBERT C. WILLIE .. . ........ First Sergeant STAFF SGT. JOHN H. CHATFIELD .. . .... Technical Sergeant STAFF SGT. CHRISTIE S. ROGERS ....... Instrument Sergeant STAFF SGT. PHILIP A. COVELL ............. Music Sergeant CORP. STANLEY O. FORBES ...... Assistant Platoon Sergeant STAFF SGT. J . RANDOLPH RIDDLE .Assistant Platoon Sergeant STAFF SGT. ALAN G. STEPHENSON .................. Guide STAFF SGT. DONALD R. MCROBERTS .. . .... Guide CORP. DANIEL J. JOHNSON .......... ........... G uidon PVT. 1ST CLASS GEORGE D. SHEFFIELD ..... Assistant Guidon Sergeant Dallas O. Berry Sergeant Reed Burgess Sergeant Thomas M. Dozier Sergeant Gordon A. Perkinson, Corporal John D. Albers Corporal John H. Ayres Corporal Kent R. Blyler Corporal W. C. Humphries, Jr. Corporal Lewis I. Jones Corporal Milton M. Reigelman Corporal James F. Boot Corporal John A. Ross Corporal Donald R. Sholfstall Corporal Frank D. Whitworth Corporal Jeffrey A. Johnson 37 PRIVATES FIRST CLASS H. Jackson Alleman Wesley P. Terry Daniel M. Ricker PRIVATES Boone Doukas Lee Rowley Bryant Hammerstrom Ludwig, A. Talbot, M Beane Hutchison Martin Turner, R Carter Farrell McKibhen Stone, F. Casilear Johns Parham Varner Crenshaw Isaacs Quinn, C. Westcott Darby Kercheval Rife Wright, K . W Wise t,if5 rfS ,I 67 A i 1ST LT. WILLIAM H. CANDLER .... IST SGT. JOHN E. TURNER ....... STAFF SGT. HOWARD L. EAGER .... ...M ,W FIRST PLATOON Company CAPTAIN WALTER E. COLON Company Commander SECOND LT. ERNEST R. BOWLER, III First Platoon Commander CART. WALTER E. COLON ......... ..... C ompany Commander SGT. WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD ....... Assistant Technical Sergeant .......Executive Officer CORP. JAMES G. ALSTON ............Ist Sergeant PVT. 1ST CLASS RICIIARD N. EVERETT ..........Assistant Guidon . . . . . Technical Sergeant OFFICERS Platoon Commander SGT. E. NEWTON DANCE ..... Second Squad Leader ZND LT. E. RICHARD BOWLER ..... STAFF SGT. F. GARLAND HAMMOND STAFF SGT. CHARLES AMORY ..... STAFF SGT. JOHN D. CALDERWOOD SGT. JOHN M. HIGHTOWER ....... Louis Adorian Winston Alexander Arnold Brandenburg Renny Barnes Theodore Bilbo Warren Blankenship . . . .Platoon Sergeant SGT. EARL M. CARSON . ....Assistant Platoon Sergeant CORP. HENRY H. DIEHL .. ..... Third Squad Leader . . . . . . . .Assistant Squad Leader . . . . .Assistant Squad Leader Guide CORP. DAVID A. BEAMAN .... .. . . .First Squad Leader CORP. JOHN A. CUMMINGS PRIVATES FIRST CLASS Wayne A. Drake Victor Besancon Clinton Bailey Donald Coleman Larry Collins Arna Dyclensbor Joseph Earnest S PRIVATES Alexander Frazer Benjamin Dominguez Edwin Eastham William English .Joseph Fisher James Fletcher Robert Foley . . . . .Assistant Squad Leader Michael Fagan John W. Jett Charles Forbes Wayne Rothery Philip Sandifer FIRST LT. WILLIAM H. CANDLER Executive' Officer SECOND LT. JON N. BOLLING Second Platoon Commander QND LT. JON N. BOLLING ........ STAFF SGT. STEPHEN P. BARBER ....... . ...... STAFF SGT. WALTER L. BLACKLOCK CORP. JEFFERIES H. DUVALL ..... .... SGT. CHARLES C. BOOMER ........ Williani E. Albin Lewis B. Athey Joseph P. Ast Jerry M. Bartlett Clinton L. Belote Terry L. Booze SECOND PLATOON ...................Cuzde .......First Squad Leader . . . . . .Platoon Commander .Platoon Sergeant .Assistant Platoon Sergeant SGT. WILLIAM G. BOOK ........,.. ...,. S econd Squad Leader SGT. ROGER B. BICKEL .............. ..... T lzird Squad Leader PVT. 1ST CLASS WAYNE B. ROTHERY ..... Assistant Squad Leader CORP. JOHN CAPPS .... CORP. WILLIAM H. BLAIR PRIVATES FIRST CLASS Donald A. Crabill Stephen M. Dye John R. Bradford Rohert L. Brashears Horace E. Brown Howard O. Burnette John A. Cantwell James A. Edmonds Frank J. Eichenlaub William S. Carrier David L. Cash Ned Coleman Leroy G. Crenshaw James E. Diehl .lack A. Fisher Pedro A. Dominguez Hank Downing Douglas M. Dunn Sylvan G. Feldstein Assistant Squad Leader Assistant Squad Leader I- fx ,C , . Q ' mu A J S - ., ., G 4, . . K M . ., TL.. XV, ,W TECHNICAL SCT. EDWARD J. LUCK CAPT. KENNETH E. BEMIS ........ 2ND LT. JAMES P. RADACK ...... 1ST SCT. MICHAEL G. WARING 2ND LT. RALPH W. JOHNSON .... STAFF SGT. BILL H. KINSEY CORP. RICHARD V. DIMAIO .... SGT. SAMUEL T. POWELL SCT. FRANK E. NESBITT Jack C. Fullerton John Gettys Harold Click Thomas Hallden Winfred Herr Company FIRST PLATOON . . . . . . .Technical Sergeant . . . . . Company Commander . . . . . .Executive Officer . . . . . . .First Sergeant OFFICERS . . . . . .Platoon Commander . . . . . . . . .Platoon Sergeant Assistant Platoon Sergeant PVT. 1ST CLASS THOMAS W. PAGE .. . . . . .First Squad Leader CORP. EDGAR JONES ................... CORP. PAUL MICHELSON ...... .... I ...... CAPTAIN KENNETH E. BEMIS Company Commander SECOND LT. RALPH W. JOHNSON First Platoon Commander SGT. FRANK M. MARKHAM ......... Assistant Technical Sergeant CORP. P. C. KELLAM .................................. Gurdon PVT. TST CLASS JOHN L. MACCONNELL ......... Assistant Guidon . .Second Squad Leader . . . Third Squad Leader SCT. SAMUEL T. POWELL ..... SCT. GEORGE A.. PASQUET . ....... .... . .Assistant Squad Leader Assistant Squad Leader . Assistant Squad Leader PRIVATES FIRST CLASS Richard R, Harvey Richard W. Pancake John T. Reamy, Jr. George E. Heckert Dan S. Price, Jr. PRIVATES Robert Hinkle Thomas Jacobs Thomas Moskey .James Holloway Richard Lund Lewis Nichols James Hopkins Ronald Malinoski Ronnie Perkinson Alfred Howes Malcolm McGregor Wayne Poole SECOND LT. JAMES P. RADACK Executive 0f9liC8T FIRST LT. ROBERT M. TAIT Second Platoon Commander JST LT. ROBERT M. TAIT ......... we-H' E Que E . . . . .Platoon Commander STAFF SGT. FRANK V. MCCOY ................ Platoon Sergeant SGT. RICHARD J. GLAVE ....... ..... A ssistant Platoon Sergeant SGT. PETER W. HUDSON SGT. JOHN P. JOHNSON ..... Tom N. Kalogeras Rembert J. Lewis James H. Guy Samuel C. Harding William E. Harrington Jonathan M. Hawkins Rodney W. Hayzlett .................Guide . . . .First Squad Leader PRIVATES Thomas MacConnell, IV Robert H. Maxwell SECOND PLATOON SGT. MAJOR M. OSEORNE . .. CORP CORP. CORP. CORP MYLES W. KENNEDY .... HOWARD D. NOTTINGHAM GEORGE E. HECKERT LEONARD T. LILLISTON FIRST CLASS Robert W. Memler Stuart Nesbitt PRIVATES Fred D. Heather David C. Keys Alvin B. Hutzler I George H. Jones Larry C. Johnson Walter M. Kahle Richard P. Johnson Severine G. Leoffier, HI . .Second Squad Leader . . .Third Squad Leader Assistant Squad Leader Assistant Squad Leader .Assistant Squad Leader James M. Pharr, Jr. James W. Rockwell Martin M. Lipe Jack D. Ludwig, Jr. John L. Major Michael D. O'Harra CAPT. RICHARD S. WILSON .... 1ST LT. BRUCE T. ROLLINS .... lsr SGT. ROBERT M. RIVES 1ST SGT. CHARLES W. WORNOM IST LT. BRUCE T. ROLLINS STAFF SGT. GARY C. WIELAND CORP. ROBERT H. RAUCH .. .... CORP. THOMAS W. WRIGHT .. SGT. LEIGH S. REDDING .. .... Douglas W. Rannells Donald E. Ryan Edward Hawkins Steven Murphy Henry Pasquet Charles Pellerin FIRST . . . . .Company Commander . . . . . . .Executive Officer . . . . . . . .First Sergeant . . . . Technical Sergeant Company CAPTAIN RICHARD S. WILSON Company Commander PLATOON STAFF SGT. DALLAS W. SPAINHOUR Assistant Technical Sergeant SGT. PEDRO J. VERGNE .................. ..............Guidon CORP. JEFFERSON S. SELDEN ....... ...Assistant Guidon OFFICERS . . . . . .Platoon Commander . . . . . . . . .Platoon Sergeant Assistant Platoon Sergeant ...................Guide .......First Squad Leader SGT. R. THEODORE SHARP SGT. DAVID E. WAYSON .... CORP. ALBERT M. ORGAIN CORP. RUSSELL V. TURPIN ..... CORP. WILLIAM E. SCHUILING PRIVATES FIRST CLASS Richard H. Schumacher Frank I. Silek Glenn M. Spitler Joseph C. Stiles PRIVATES Clifford Penrose .lohn F. Preston Clarence Prettyman Robert Root George Sanders James Shoemaker Barry Simonpetri John Sleeter Brinton Smith Robert Spivey . . . .Second Squad Leader . . . . . . .Third Squad Leader . . . .Assistant Squad Leader . . . .Assistant Squad Leader . . . .Assistant Squad Leader Lester J. Stone Fredrick B. Tipton Larry Spruill Eric Stanford Cortland Stark Francis Swift FIRST LT. BRUCE T. ROLLINS Executive Ojjzicer First Platoon Commander FIRST LT. A. DOWNER CLORE Second Platoon Commander lsr LT. ANDREW D. CLORE ..... STAFF SGT. JOHN M. RICHARDS CORP. MAHLON N. HAINES STAFF SGT. FAIRMOUNT R. WHITE. . . . . . STAFF SGT. RICHMOND TALBOT . Douglas Smith Clifton Stoneburner Thomas Root Lloyd Smith SECOND PLATOON . . . . . .Platoon Commander . . . . . . . .Platoon Sergeant . Assistant Platoon Sergeant ...................Guide .. . ...First Squad Leader CORP. WILLIAM E. WAIKD ....... SGT. JAMES E. SOWDER ......... CORP. LUCIEN K. VON SHILLING . PVT. IST CLASS CHARLES STRAUSS CORP. WESLEY L. TRUSCOTT ..... PRIVATES FIRST CLASS Charles Swartz Marvin Swift Jens Tholand John Tine PRIVATES William Symons James Tackett Troy Stallard Farish Tate Francis Stark Robert Sutton William van Name Richard von Schilling Donald Way Richard Wescott John Willianls . . . . .Second Squad Leader . . . . . .Third Squad Leader . . .Assistant Squad Leader . . .Assistant Squad Leader . . . .Assistant Squad Leader Charles Tinsley Earl Wolverton Benjamin Yeatts George S. Young Robert Yow Jay Zeiler Randolph-Maconls Drill Team is pictured here as it passed the judgels stand during the Apple Blossom Festival Pa- rade at Winchester May l. Drill Team The approximately 70 members of the Randolph- lVlacon Drill Team made the group one of the largest in school history, and represents the pick of the Corps. Captain James M. lVlills, coach, and Major Dennis Quillin, commander, had more candidates The team appears on the Lower Field. for the Drill Team than they could accommodate. Continuing its high level of performance, the Drill Team emerged the victor in the l959 George Wash- ington Birthday Parade at Alexandria, Va., a feat it has accomplished several times in the past. Coach and Commander view George Washington trophy Veterans ' Day-1958 45 i f, f r N N X 3. 1 l 1 1 1 n X I vo ,J 1 J 1 4 1 4 1 1 1 X l, 1, , PHIL SANDIFER Captain PHIL SANDIFER BUD TALBOT . . . NICK WHITE .. . .. FRANKIE SILEK ..... MAJ. LYLE MCFALL .... MAJ. ARVIN WILLIAMS CAPT. JACK BARKELL . Randolph-Macon THE 1958 YELLOW JACKETS R-MA ..... R-MA ..... R-MA ..... R-MA ..... R-MA ..... R-MA ..... R-MA ..... R-MA ..... .....Captain ..............Manager .. .. .Equipment Manager . . . . .Assistant Manager .... .. .Head Coach .. .. .Line Coach .. .. . .Assistant Coach 1958 RECORD . . .37g Charlotte Hall MA. . . . . O . . .1413 R-M.C. B Team .. . . . 6 ....12g Fishburne M.S, .. . . .19 .... 75 Woodberry Forest .. . . .33 . . . . 65 Episcopal High School 35 6g St. Christophefs ..... .25 . . . .195 Virginia Episcopal . . . .13 ....l3g Augusta M.A. ........33 at Jap-M,f fig ftgffif ,ff if ,. QQ?-jfJjizy7i5 pitbull Albin Bowler Q I Crawford I Glick McCoy Sandifer Wayson Amory Brockmanq fDancex Harding Orgain Spivey Wieland. Bemis Brown,' f ,Eager V A Hawkins, E. Rauch Turner, J. Willie Blair ' Carson Qi J' 'Fagan Lane Redding Waring Wornom Bock Chatfield f If Clave ' Luck Rives Way f ' V it THE sEAsoN9s HIGHLIGHTS f T V CHARLOTTE' HALL This game has been almost aitraditional victory for us. This year's victory of 37-0 wasthe 17th time in succession that We have defeated Charlotte Hall.,The entire Jacket bench saw action in the game. f' ' jf ,, w ' 1 r f H-MC New TEAM A, y In our second game, weistung our big brothers 'from Ashland. Both of our. touchdowns' came in the first half. R-MC failed to score untilrythe-,final period, and then missed the point after. S' Q . ' FISHBURNE' . After our first two successes, an overconfident squad was handed its first- defeat at theihands of Fishburne Military School. McCoy scored our first six on a long pass play in the first quarter, and Way, going over right tackle, scored the second. ' Q WOODBERRY FOREST The Foresters handed us our second drubbing. But the score does not tell the true tale. Each time our team rallied a long drive we were repulsed by a desperate Forester goal line stand. San- difer scored six on a play around right end, and Rives chalked up the extra point with a nice boot. EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL This game was lost around the ends and in the air. Our line held nicely, but we just could not hold the ends. Crawford did the best defensive job for the squad. SAINT C'HRISTOPHER'S The Saints trimmed us at our Homecoming. This was the first game in which the defense came up against a heavy backfield. Sandifer scored our only six while Redding and Crawford led the defense. VIRGINIA EPISCOPAL SCHOOL Colonel Rives took 82 choice cadets to back the team and to push the Jackets to a hard-and hotly-fought victory over a favored opponent. Lane, scoring twice, and Luck, once, sparked the of- fensive. Our defense was led by two outstanding juniors. 4'One- poundi' Chatfield and Lag-along Luck. AUGUSTA Outweighed and outplayed, we were handed our fifth defeat at the hands of Augusta. Freight Train Lane, after sparking the Jackets to their victory at VES, received in the last four minutes of the season a very severe leg injury. Team Captain Sandifer scored our two touchdowns, with Mac Rives booting the extra point. 49 FIRST Row: Kinsey, Kellam, M. Talbot, Harrington, Yow, Bickel, Isaacs, F. Stone. SECOND Row: Coach Collins, F. White, S. Forbes, Blyler, Hammond, Madison, D. Johnson, R. Turner, Radack, Boggs, Coach Spivey. THIRD ROW: Burnette, Bartlett, Kalogeras, Besancon, D. Smith, F. Sanford, R-MA .... R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA Qfw Junior Varsity Football JIM RADACK Co-Captain DICK TURNER Co-Captain CAPT. JOHN COLLINS Coach CAPT. DAN SPIVEY Coach Midget Football PETE HUDSON Captain COL. GEORGE RIDDICK Coach Mite Football TROY STALLARD Co-Captain SKIP TINSLEY Co-Captain CA PT. ROBERT LONG Coach FIRST Row: S. Nesbitt, J. Hawkins, Eiohenlaub, Pancake, Hudson, Lilliston, Doukas, Nottingham, Carrier. SECOND Row: J. Ludwig, Dyer, Price, L. Smith, Terry, Swartz, Wolverton, Sutton. TIIIRD Row: Fullerton, Penrose, Earnest, Shoifstall, P. Dominguez, C. Tait, Foley. FIRST ROW: Crahill, Leoffler, T. MacConnell, Whitworth, T. Root, E. Stanford, Stallard, S. von Schilling, Kercheval, Moskey. SECOND ROW: Sleeter, Eastham, Poole, Fletcher, Barnes, Sanders, Edmonds, Major, Casilear. THIRD ROW: Hayzlett, Hammerstrom, H. Jones, R. Fisher, Ricker, Lee, R. Perkinson, Farrell, Coach Long. 51 Bos NUSSEY . BILL BROWN ....... WALT BLACKLOCK .. MAJOR LYLE MCFALL BOB NUSSRY .. BILL BLAIR . PHIL SANDIFER . . DONNIR COLEMAN . JIM GUY .. .. Randolph-Maconr FIRST STRING PLAYERS R-MA R-MA .... ..... R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA .Captain ............Manager . . . . .Assistant Manager . .Coach . .Guard . .Guard Forward Forward . .Center 5 St. James School ...... 64 5 Bridgewater Col., ,IV ..66 5 Mercershurg Academy 50 5 Woodberry Forest ..... 65 5 St. Christopher ....... 51 5 Fishhurne MS. ....... 53 5 Episcopal High ....... 42 5 Woodberry Forest ..... 54 5 Massanutten M.A. ..... 70 5 Augusta M.A. ........ 59 5 Massanutten M.A, ..... 92 5 Bridgewater Col., JV ..79 5 R-MC. QB teamj ....... 56 5 Augusta MA. ........ 60 5 Fishburne MS, ....... 41 5 Mercershurg Academy 77 5 St. Christopher ....... 56 Varsity Basketball ' 1959 STATISTICS Total Points Points Per Game Phil Sandifer 414 24.44 Bill Blair 249 14.65 Bob Nussey 153 9.56 Donnie Coleman 103 6.06 Bruce Bickel . . . Mac Rives .. Dave Beaman . . Bob Nussey . . . Donnie Coleman Bill Blair ..... Chico Eager . . . Phil Sandifer . . WML THE 1959 YELLOW JACKETS . .Guard . .Guard . .Guard . .Guard Forward . .Guard Forward Forward J im Guy ....... Mike Waring . . Bucky Reigelman Walt Colon .... George Rife . . . .lack Luck .... Bill Brown . . . . . Center Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Manager TROIXT ROW S Ne but Prertyman Vamer Doz1er F Nesb1tt McGre or, Sutton BACK ROW Detwller Hudson E Lrown Or a1n Harrln tm Ryan J Shoemaker, Coach Colhns R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA R-MA Mid et Basketball SKIP TINSLEY Captain CA PT. DON SPIVEY Coach Mite Basketball DON HAMMERSTROM Captain CAPT. BOB LONG Coach KNEELING: Casilear, Tinsley, Stallard. STANDING: Kercheval, Lipe, Ross, I. Williams. T. MacCon- nell, Jacob, Leofller. KNEELING: Hayzlett, Rearny, E. Stanford, Downing, Hammerstrom. STANDING: Malinoski, R. Fisher Poole, S. von Schilling, Coach Long, Fletcher, J, MacConnell, Pellerin, H. Jones. 55 JON BOLLING REV. LAWRENCE ROLLER BILL CANDLER Captain This year, the Jacket swimmers had the most out- standing season in the past decade. They Won seven out of eight, submitting only to the Mereershurg Mermen. Our toughest victory was that over Staunton. Our 4-4-42 victory in this meet represents the first time in ten or more years that we have defeated the Hsh from Staunton. The high scorer for the season was Charlie Wornom who scored 68 points. Next year's team promises to he the hest ever to represent R-MA. Only three '59 swimmers will leave, hut they will not he missed as much as Rev. Roller's coaching will he, Randolph-Macon BILL CANDLER ..... ..... C aptain R-MA .... .... R-MA .... . . . R-MA R-MA .... .... R-MA .... .... R-MA .... .... R-MA R-MA 1959 RECORD Massanutten Fishhurne . Augusta . . . Augusta .. Massanutten Fork Union Staunton .. Mercersihurg Manager ....Coach .....37 .....17 .....2l .....35 .....42 .....33 .....4+2 .....55 Start of third race-Score shows the pace Not really posed-just hoped to get picture taken Varsity wimming REV. LAWRENCE ROLLER Coach VARSITY SWIMMING Alhin Candler Haines T. Root Sleeter Ward Alleman Cantwell C. Johnson Sanders F. Stone Way Boggs Dydensborg Powell F. Sanford Tackett F. White Bolling English Radack Schuiling Tholand Wornom Click Ricker Schumacher Truscott Wormon Front dive, pike position l X A defeat-our first, last, only and worst 2 m u 2 S Q 2 E 5 5 X, vu Z4 E l 1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Jake Burgess, Jimmy Alston, Frank Markam, Arthur Portnoy, Tony LeCompte, John Richards, Ted Sharp. SECOND ROW, left to right: Captain James Mills, coach, Dallas Berry, Alan Stephenson, John Ayers, Ralph Johnson, Henry Deihl, Jeff Duvall, Harold Markham, Captain William Britton, assistant coach. THIRD ROW, left to right: John Cummings, Larry Collins, Ward ,S it Q Darby, Jim Sowder, Ercel Carter, Dick Johnson, Wayne Drake, Renny Barnes. mi cf' .',l1,' , tl.. 1 qfgftii ' . , J I W 4 , Varsity Rifle Team 5 The rifle squad of 1959 will be remembered as the best in a long time. At the first of the year there were only 1'ive returning lettermen upon whom Capt. Mills could build his team. As the results show, the team fired 1400 or better in two matches, and only lost one shoulder-to-shoulder match. On the fifth of February, when Greenbrier beat us, we fired the second lowest score all season. Anyone can see that we just had an off-day. ln posting a 1413 against Augusta, we set a new school team high, bettering the old mark of 1401 set in 1956. Jim Alston, by firing a 290, tied the individual school record set in 1953 by Jim Shutt. For the 58 fourth time in six years, R-MA placed two teams in the top three perches in the Hearst Trophy matches. Harold Markham's individual high represents the second year in a row that R-MA had the individual high. ln the Second Army match, R-MA took its fourth straight first and its sixth first during seven years. The National Defense Corps of Cadets match did not turn out so well, although the second place that we earned was quite an accomplishment. We have yet to learn the results of the National Army match, but our score of 1783 is 52 points higher than the score that won the Second Army match, and should be very close to the top in the Nationals. 1959 MATCH RESULTS Shoulder-To-Shoulder Matches R-MA .............. 1400g Fork Union MA. 1355 R-MA .............. 13903 Massanutten M.A. ...1328 R-MA ..... ....... 1 3833 Augusta M.A. . . . 1372 R-MA ........ 13773 Greenbrier M.S. . 1385 Massanutten M.A. ..., 1340 fTriangular Matchj R-MA ....... 13933 Fishlourne M.S. . . 1379 R-MA ........ 13933 Staunton MA. ...... 1361 R-MA ........ 14-13g Augusta M.A. . . . 1397 CR-MA high team totalj Postal, Trophy and Championship Matches State Match Randolph-Macon: .... ..... Ii rst place 1397 Fishhurne ........ second place 1396 Augusta ........ ............. t hird place 1391 William Randolph Hearst Trophy Match R-MA KA teamj .............. second place 922 R-MA QB teamj .................. third place 917 Individual High-Second Army Area Harold Markham CR-MAJ ................. Second Army Match .191 Randolph-Macon .... . . ..... first place 2731 NDCC, Match Randolph-Macon .... ..... s econd place 940 ARTHUR PORTNOY Captain Fnxsr Row, left to right: Powell, Heckert, Rollins, Preston, Beaman, Feld- stein, Lewis, Jones, Hutch- ison. SECOND Row, left to right: Coach Lawrence Roller, Tine, Dydensborg, Gerald Quinn, Peters, Barber, W. Brown, Vergne, Ast. Cro s s C 0 u n tr SEASON'S HIGHLIGHTS 1958 RESULTS Last fall the Yellow Jacket Harriers, led by Team Cap- tain Bo'7 Rollins, Went on to have a record-breaking, un- defeated season. Setting or breaking records on every course over which they ran, they succeeded in defeating seven schools in dual meets and ending the season by winning the Cumberland Valley Championship in a meet with three other schools. Bo Rollins and ,lack Preston kept the viewers in suspense and laughter with their hand- holding, tie finishes. Other top placing members on the squad were-Powell, Hutchison, Ast, Reaman, and G. Quinn. Through the fine coaching of Rev. Roller this cross-country team was able to set records that will re- main unbroken for a long time to come. Jack Preston and Bruce Rollins display here the trophy won by R-MA at the Cumberland Valley Cross Country Meet. R-MA .... .... 2 2g South Hagerstown R-MA .... .... 1 6g Fishburne M.S. . R-MA .... .... 2 83 Woodberry Forest R-MA .... .... 2 3g Episcopal High S. R-MA .... .... 2 39 Woodberry Forest R-MA .... .... 1 9, St, James School R-MA .............. 244, St. Albans School CUMBERLAND VALLEY CHAMPIONSHIP R-MA-First Place BRUCE ROLLINS Captain REV. LAWRENCE ROLLER C ouch 32 35 37 32 35 42 33 we Track As the Rand-0-Mac goes to press, the Jacket track team has run three meets, being rained out once. The Jackets defeated James Wood High School from Winchester by a margin of 60-53, The next scheduled meet was against Augusta M.A. but this meet was rained out. Charlestown, W. Va. High School came to Randolph-Macon to defeat us by the closest margin possible. They won the meet in the last event to Win 57-56. St. James came six days later to whip R-MA 71-47. ln this meet, Team Captain Bo Rollins set a new school record in the 880 yard run of 2:06 flat. FIRST Row, left to right: Bowler, K. von Schilling, Or- gain, Blair, Wornom, Rollins, Waring, Kellam, Colon, Wil- lie, Preston, Lewis. SECOND Row, left to right: R. Tait, Way, H. Pasquet, Bea- man, Bock, Hudson, Eager, Roughton, Lilliston, Maxwell, Vergne, C. Tate. THIRD Row, left to right: Capt. Bruce Burch, coachg Yow, Ross, Rothery, Rife, Keys, Reigelman, C. Quinn, Amory, Dydenshorg, W. Brown, Ayers, ' Maj. Arvin Williams, coach. Form ow, left to right: Red ng, Stanford, T. Root, ' sey, Ste. phenson, 'n ey, Wie- land, Carson, es, Besan- con, Blyler, Fullerton. LAST Row, left to right: J. Ludwig, Glick, Trible, Zeiler, J. Fisher, Symons, Haw- kins, Heckert, Peters, L. Jones, Carter, Spitler, J. Root. 1959 SCHEDULE April 7-James Wood l-LS. April 10 April 16 April 22 . . . .... Home -Augusta M.A .... . . . . . .Home -Charlestown HS. -St. James School April 25-Episcopal H.S. . . April 28-Woodberry Forest May May May May May 2-State Meet ..... 7-Fishburne M.S. . 9-Field Day ...... 12-Massanutten M.A. 16-St. J amcs Relays .... Home ....Home .. ...Away .... Home .. ...Away .. ..... Away .. .... Home .... Home ...Away BRUCE ROLLINS Captain MAJ. ARVIN WILLIAMS Coach CAPT. BRUCE BURCH Coach , Arthur Portnoy, Mtjffffyfr l to righllack n , nk Nesbitt, .lim- , Henry Deihl, P Sandifer, Bob Rauch, ruce 'ckel, Jack Chat- , Burnette, Ned Coleman. STANDING, left to right: Sandy McGregor, Freddy Tipton, Stuart Nesbitt, .lack Isaacs, Steve Dye, Gary Hammond, Harold Glick, Randy Riddle, man- agerg Chip Riddle, Sam Harding, Stanley Forbes, Bobby Sutton, Charles Tinsley, Don Coleman. Baseball At presstime, the Jackets have played six games and have been rained out twice, for a total score of three wins and one tie. ln their first game, Cranbrook School from Detroit handed them a 6-1 defeat, The second game was rained out. The Jackets returned from Clarke County victorious by a margin of 6-5, with Donnie Coleman doing the pitching. Sandy McGregor did the pitching chores against St. James, striking out 14 and leading the team to a 2-0 decision. Rain again canceled the next game with Episcopal. Woodberry Forest tied the score in the top of the seventh, with a time limit preventing the playoff, by 5-5. Massanutten came to R-MA to beat ns by a 6-3 score. The next game we defeated Augusta by a close 7-6 margin. as. it gi at if -t if, ,ei y at ,Mfg W, , Q S . tx 'Qt ' ,pro ,ga ,F A Q April April April April April April April April April May May May May May 1959 SCHEDULE 3-Cranbrook School .......... ..... H ome 4-Williamsport H.S. .... ..... H ome 7-Clarke County HS. . . . . . .Away 10-St. James School . . . . . .Away 11-Episcopal H.S, 17-Massanutten M.A. . . .....Home .....Home 18-Augusta lV1.A. . ...... ..... H ome 24-Fishburne M.S. ....... ..... A Way 25-Mercersburg Academy . . . .... Home 2-Fishburne lVl.S. ..... . 6MlVlassanutten lVl.A, . . 9- 12 15 Woodberry Forest .... -Augusta lV1.A. ...... . Clarke County H.S, . . . . . .... Home .... .Away . . . .Home . . . . .Away . . . .Home FRANK NESBITT Captain COL. GEORGE RIDDICK Coach MAJ . LYLE McFALL Conch QQ? 5 35 5' ,L J s be Tennis 55' - 91:1 se At presstime, the Jackets have played two matches. They were unsuccessful in both of these attempts. Wood- berry defeated us in a shutout match by a score of 9-0 when we traveled to Orange on April 17, The team from Cambridge High School in Maryland came to Randolph- Macon on the 18 of April and defeated us by a narrower April April April April Ma Ma May 1959 SCHEDULE 17 Woodberry Forest 18 Cambridge Hlgh School 24- F1 hburne Military S 25-St James School Woodberry Forest Coolidge High School Massanutten Military A Massanutten Military A Away Home Away Home Home Away Home KNEELING: Ronny Hayz- lett, Ben Dominguez, Steve Detwiler, Bill Harrington, Doc Johnson, Dave Hutch- ison, Tom Powell, Mac Rives, Vin DiMaio, Don Hammerstrorn. STANDING: Charles Strauss, manager, Bud Talbott, Dixon Whit- worth, Bob Memler, John Bradford, Jens Tholand, Wes Truscott, Fred Heath- er, John MacConnell, Butch Casilear, Captain Robert Long, coach. margin of 62-ZVZ. Doc Johnson, the team captain, and Mac Rives were the only victorious Jackets. The tennis team has some good material and we're hoping that the team will turn back some of the teams on its tough sched- ule. DOC JOHNSON Captam CHARLES STRAUSS Manager CAPT ROBERT LONG Coach April . 1 ......... Q ......... Away ' ' 28- ................. . y 2- ' 'U .............. . y 5- ' ' . ........... . . Q 3 as f-1 ls in 2 if 2 x L QL bf gl Q QQ S 5 ix w V1 5 1 E THE ACTIVITIES l tudent Council OFFICERS DENNIS J . QUILLIN .... ...... P resident ROBERT M. R1vEs ............ ........ S ecretary ARTHUR H. PORTNOY .... .... V ice-President COLONEL GEORGE W. RIDDICK . . . .... Faculty Advisor MEMBERS Kenneth E. Bemis Walter' E. Colon Gilbert C, Willie Charles- W. Wornom John P. Johnson Each year, six members of the student council are ap- pointed by the administration, and three are elected by the student body. This year's appointees are Quillin, Port- noy, Bemis, Colon, Wlilson, and Rives. Johnson Was elect- ed to represent the Senior Class, and Willie and Wornom were elected to represent the underclassmen. The Council under the leadership of its Officers and Colonel Riddick Richard S. Wilson gives us an effective means of student government throughout the year, It is a significant honor for a cadet to be chosen as a member of this distinguished group. Funds from magazines sold by the cadets are distributed by the Council for athletic equipment and other acces- sories for the school. SEATED, from left to right: Wornom, Quillin, Portnoy, Rives. STANDING: Willie, Bemis, Colon, Wilson, Johnson, P. SEATED, from left to right: Candler, Talbot, R., Rollins, Rogers, Radack. STANDING: Vergne, Carrier, Chatheld, Johnson, D., Day, Reigel- man, Riddle, R., Richards, Bowler, Kinsey, Hightower, Preston, Amory, Boggs, Brandenburg. BRUCE T. ROLLINS .... CI-IRISTIE S. ROGERS .. . BUD TALBOT ......... JOHN H. CHATFIELD .. . JOHN M. HIGHTOWER .... James P. Radack William H. Candler John H. Chatfield John M. Hightower Bill H. Kinsey Randomac Staff .............E'ditor-in-Chief JAMES E. DAY . ... . . . .Business Mgr. DAVID M. Boccs . . . . . . . . . .Advertising Mgr. MAC BRANDENBURG . . . . . . .. . . . .Managing Editor CAPTAIN JOHN PALMER . . . . . . .Asst. Business Mgr. SENIOR STAFF John R. Riddle William E. Brown Ernest R. Bowler Charles R. Amory JUNIOR STAFF John M. Richards Milton M. Reigelrnan Pedro J. Vergne David M. Boggs William S. Carrier Editor . . . . .Co-Photography Editor .. .. .Co-Photography Editor ........ .Faculty Advisor John E. Preston Arnold MCK. Brandenburg Richard Johnson SEATED, from left to right: Boggs, Rogers, Johnson, P., Hightower, Kinsey. STANDING: Michelson, Quinn, G., Preston, Feldstein, Chatfield Brandenburg. JOHN P. JOHNSON ..... ............. E dimr-in-Chief CHRISTIE S. ROGERS ......... . . .Business Manager CAPTAIN THOMAS G. ROBERTS . . . . . .Faculty Advisor MEMBERS William G, Quinn David M. Boggs John F, Preston John H. Chatfield Arnold MCK. Paul Michelson John M, Hightower Sylvan C. Feldstein Bill H. Kinsey Brandenburg Glee Club OFFICERS QUARTET WILLIAM H. CANDLER .... ..... P resident ROBERT BRASHEARS .... .... B ass ARTHUR H. PORTNOY . . .... Vice-President PHILIP A. COVELL . . . ..... Baritone GORDON A. PERKINSON . . . .... Secretary RICHARD S. WILSON . . . . . .Second Tenor lVlAJOR HERBERT G. WYATT . . . . . .Director I. LEWIS JONES, III . . . . . . .First Tenor FIRST ROW, left to right: Boomer, Peters, Wilson, Schumacher, R., Ayers, Bolling, White, N., Kinsey, Harrington, Candler, Spainhour, Ward, Covell, Feldstein, Brashears, Rogers. SECOND ROW: Beane, Root, Swartz, Rothery, Osborne, Bock, Crenshaw, L., Keys, Drake, Coleman, N., Amory, Cantwell, Rockwell, O,Harra, Albers. TIIIRD ROW: Wornom, Forbes, S., Jones, L., Tine, Wieland, Johnson P., Hoff- man, Turner, R., McRobertS, Malinoski. KM.C.A The activities of the YMCA and the Sunday ings with scripture and prayers, followed by a School Committee at Randolph-Macon are many movie suitable for young people Every Friday and varied. The objective of all activities is to fos- morning the chapel SCIVICG 1S d1rected hy YMCA ter a spirit of fellowship and service. The YMCA hoys. Between semesters, the YMCA sponsors a for meets every other Saturday night, opening its meet- mal dance fol the entire colps and their friends OFFICERS GORDON A. PERKINSON . ANTHONY P, LECOMPTE EDWARD N. DANCE . . . ALAN H. BLACKLOCK .. CAPT. MARSHALL HAMER, ... . . . .President . . .Vice-President . . ,.... Treasurer Dennis Quillin presents a check to the Salvation Army . . . . .Secretary Faculty Advisor 70 Dennis Quillin, treasurer of the Sunday School Committee, is at center. Other members of the committee are, left to right, Richard Wilson, Bruce Rollins, William Brown and William Candler. unday School Committee Randolph-Macon's Sunday School Committee includes a num- ber of related and Worthwhile duties Within its jurisdiction. Func- tioning as the guiding group for activities engaged in by the Sunday School, it is also in charge of making the weekly collec- tion and tabulation, and reporting to the Sunday School Assembly. Arranging for the purchase and delivery of flowers when the occasion arises is another duty performed by this committee. A feature of the committee's annual program is the Christmas Party given for the benefit of children at Front Royal's Brookside Community House. A large number of the children attended the party last Christmas, and received gifts and stockings from Santa. Working closely with Brookside in other phases of its pro- gram, the Sunday School Committee each summer sponsors sev- eral children at day camp. The committee this year is contemplat- ing the purchase of equipment to be donated to the Community House. Another facet of its Work is the liaison the committee provides with charitable organizations. Included among those receiving donations this year were the Salvation Army, American Cancer Society, American Red Cross, and the March of Dimes. Q 5 a S 55 5 E e 5 E 2, 5 i 5 K A s Q K ? Q 2 Q S i K v A 3 E 2 S 3 E 3 1 ! 5 1 N i E+ S Q QE - an 1 v N l v 1 s 1 n ,,Aw, , ,Wm Y L 4- 4 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 1959'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 1959. AMERICAN VISCOSE CORPORATION Front Royal, Virginia 4 75 ,4 HY-WY RESTAURANT FRESH SEA FOODS CHICKEN DINNERS VIRGINIA HAMS Owned and Operajred by WaIIon Brofhers Shenandoah Avenue For Reservajrions, Phone IvIEIrose 5-28I8 Fronlr RoyaI, Va. AIRFOAM MATTRESSES TV Z7 ROOMS 27 BATI-IS BLUE RIDGE MOTEL Air-ConcIi+ionecI AAA Approved Rou+es U. S. 522, 340, 55 Phone IvIEIrose 5-32IO 76 Visit Virginia's Famous SKYLINE CAVERNS U. S. 340 One Mile South of FRONT ROYAL Where the Shenandoah National Parlc and Skyline Drive Begin The Greatest Variety ol Formations Featuring The Only Known Anthodites in the World The Orchid ot The Mineral World RMA CADETS. ALUMNI AND THEIR FAMILIES ALWAYS WELCOME Anthoclites C Icite Cave Flowers Congrafufafiona ana! Kaaf ,puffed jo Me .sznior 664:55 From Front RoyaI's Finest Men's, Students' and Boys' Store The Warren Quality Shop Where Faculty Officers 8: Cadets Do All Their Civilian Shopping FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA 77 ROYAL BAKING COMPANY Bakers of ROYAL SOFTWIST BREAD FRONT ROYAL VA ROYAL PALACE CLEANERS MODERN-UP TO DATE Drive In Shiri' Service WHERE ALL THE CADETS SEND THEIR CLEANING 78 ROYAL DAIRY BAR A FAVORITE HAUNT , of RANDOLPH-MACON CADETS A+ 'I'I1e FooI of I'I1e Hill AT ENTRANCE TO SKYLINE DRIVE CHICKEN BOXED TO GO AIR CONDITIONED CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA PHONE MEIrose 5-4326 79 FRONT ROYAL MOTEL One of Virgi!nia's Finesi Tile BaI'I1s - WaII-I'o-WaII CarpeI's AIR CONDITIONED IvIEIrose 5-4543 P. O. Box 591 THE CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK .sgouncl-fjrienclfff-lgrogreddiue Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA 80 I I 6071110 AHL ell fri Staunton Industrial Loan Corporation STAUNTON. VIRGINIA Capital S150,000 Surplus S650,000 COOL HARBOR MOTEL U. S. Rts. 340, 522 and 55 NORTH SIDE FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Front RoyaI's newest, Iargest: 46 units with wide choice ot rooms to suit your needs. Guest-com troIIed year-round temperature: tuIIy tiled baths with tub and shower. Phone and TV in ev.ery room. Two tine restaurants in Iolock. Owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. I-I. C. I.eI'Iew. Ten- tative swimming pool addition. Phone IvIEIrose 5-5 I 32 81 51 The Sfore for Women ,I ., AK I ,iff i 4 JI Ii my , 4 'Inf Q ,f ff UH.. 09 00 Vooowfzovov 'V VOV U con oogo4oAoAoAoAoAoA ADSL MURPHY THEATRE BLDG., FRONT ROYAL ' h SKYLINE MOTOR HOTEL FRONT RUYIIL, VIRGINIA 'K III Box 942 Phone MEIrose 5-9085 ' T.V. AIR CONDITIONED MODERN RI. 340 SingIe and Ensui+e Recommended By DUNCAN I-IINES OPEN ALL YEAR AAAS 82 WARREN PRESS Priniers of THE SABRE Publishers of THE WARREN SENTINEL I9 WesI' 6II1 SIreeI FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA THOMAS H. FUSSELL FLORIST Corsages and Cui' FIowers a SpeciaII'y FLOWERS BY WIRE CacIeI's Are Always WeIcomed 206 SouII1 Royal Avenue FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA Phone IVIEIrose 5-3893 Nigni and Sunday MEIrose 5-4227 RUFUS W. WALL, TROUT de' DRUG COMPANY THE REXALL STORE I Phone Iv1EIrose 5-3I I5 FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Your Keepsake DeaIer GUARANTEED QUALITY MERCHANDISE Exper+ Repairing 3I9 EasI Main SIree'r FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA DonaI'1oe's jgwid f FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Wire Service MAIN STREET IN FRONT ROYAL STOKES FURNITURE CO. Virginia's Largesi Single Floor FurniI'ure Sfore G.E. APPLIANCES FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA CHANIDLER DUNIGIIN INSURI-IN0-E niecrm-on unimmuv Real Es+a+e and Insurance Record Meyers Televisions Teleplwone MEIrose 5 4I79 P O Box 852 , Radios Duncan Building Appliances FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Eleciric Fans A B I-IONTS HOWARD A. DUNCAN 4 Easi Main SI. Froni' Royal Va Phone MEIrose 5 4544 The Famous SKYLINE RESTAURANT COFFEE SHOP GIFT SHOP A+ The Nor+hern Enhance Io Skyline Drive New Ownership MISS EDITH HOLM FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA WEAVER'S, INC, The VaIIey's OuI's'I'ancIing Sfore We CIo+he Ihe En'I'ire Family FronI RoyaI's LargesI Depar+men+ Slrore Main SIreeI in Froni Royal PARKWAY CHEVROLET INCORPORATED your CHEVROLET -- CADILLAC Dealer The Righi' Way is Parkway I25 S. Royal Ave. FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA VIRGINIA LAUNDRY Phone IvIEIrose 5-2438 Chesier SI'reeI' FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA H. H. MARLOW INC. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE We sell +I1e earfh and all 'rl1a'I s on iT Plwone lvIElroSe 5-3897 IO5 E. Main Sl. FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA Pick your friends carefully and support them. L. M. von Schilling, Ir von Schilling, Jr. Insurance-Real EsI'a'Ie HAMPTON, VIRGINIA ON THE WORLD'S GREATEST HARBOR CONGRATULATIONS RTcl1 Square Coal TO ST Ice Company THE CLASS or T959 Manufaclurers of PURE CRYSTAL ICE Dealers in High QuaIiI'y Coal RICH SQUARE, NORTH CAROLINA V. E. BOOMER, Presiclenf HELEN lvl. BOOMER. Secre-Tary and Treasurer Abbafoir-Meaf CuHing Cold S+orage and Freezer Lockers CALL TAIT PainI'ing and Paperhanging Floor Sanding ancl Finishing LUcllow 2-2800 GEORGE R TAIT I837 T Place S. E. Wasl1ingTon 20 D C COMPLIMENTS OF Traders Chevrolet Ce., Inc. rn: jewel sox, mc. Your Friendly Jeweler Complele Lines of Wedding Bells Elgin Wa+cI1es Diamond Rings Luggage Bulova Wa+cl1es Jewelry 2 I 5 E. Marker S+ree+ Experl WBICI1 and Jewelry Repairing GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Phone More 5'5O'O 2I8 E. Main Slreel Fronl Roy COFFMIIN-FISHER DEPARTMENT STDRES Phone IvIEIrose 5-2545 FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Besl Wishes +o'II1e Class of I959 Discover your na+uraI beauly a+ +l1e BURGESS BEAUTY SALON I I I W. Waler Slreel CI-IARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA 7 Jofa of Jac! PERI4 AND ELLEN x TEDDY AND MELISSA wk LEIGH AND SUE Pk NEWTON AND MARGARET ak TOM AND SANDY :if RALPH AND ADELAIDE 1: TONY AND NEVA ak DENNIS AND KATHY 4: MIKE AND SALLIE wk NICK AND DIANA 4: RANDY AND BARBARA NICK KALOGERAS PAINTING 8: SPRAYING CO. INDUSTRIAL PAINTING CONTRACTOR INDUSTRIAL WINDOW WASHING Free EsI'ima'res Phone FR 4-2345 755 BeIvedere, N.E. Warren, Ohio GOOD LUCK For a Mosi' Successful Fufure COLE'S RESTAURANT Fine Food a+ Popular Prices Opposife Irhe ASIP Phone MEIrose 5-5I28 Froni RoyaI, Va. J. F. FORSYTH AND COMPANY Hardware and Builders' Supplies FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA SIMONPIE'TRI'S GIFT SHOP P. O. Box I76 FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA Hand Made Clore Furni+ure +o Order SPECIALIZED COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY LEONARD A. DURNIER PHOTOGRAPHER N. Royal Ave. Fronr Royal. Va. Por'I'raiI's by AppoinImenI' SHIREY'S Jeweler and OpI'omei'risI' Ar'I' Carved Diamonds Silver - China - Crysfal PIWOVIS MEIFOSG 5-4786 Froni' Royal Phone MEIrose 5-233I CQMPLIMENTS James McGraw, Inc. OF J. A. Cross .FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA We Keep Planis Running Building Supply, Inc. MElrose 5-3334 FRONT ROYAL, viizeinm WEST END BARBER SHOP NEW MODERN WM. V. MCCLEMONS GILES W. COMPTON WM. D. SLAYDEN JIM NEALIS 8 Wesi Main SIree'r lSame Block as Posl' Officel Fronl Royal, Virginia E. C. Haley Insurance Agency Ciiizens' Nalional Bank Building Phone MElrose 5-2554 FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA Eslablishecl in I92I All Lines of Insurance and Bonds Besf Wishes Io Ihe R.M.A. Cadef Corps RAMSEY HARDWARE, INC. VIRGINIA GENTLEMAN RESTAURANT Ca'Ier Io Privaie Parlies I4+h and Shenandoah Ave. BLUE RIDGE RESTAURANT Eslablishecl Since I939 Modern-Reasonable-Homelilce You will enjoy dining and meefing your friends Congrafulafions Seniors MCROYAL LAUNDERERS AND CLEANERS Complefe Laundry and Cleaning Locaied on Souih Royal Avenue near inIers.ecIion H Service I H +0 Washgnmon Home of Kolor-Tone Dry Cleaning FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA I22 Easl' Sixih Sireei Froni Royal, Virginia STOUTAMYER and KERFIIIIT Incorporaied Coal and Heafing Oils DisIribu+ors Esso Gasoline FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA Where The Skyline Drive Begins PARK ENTRANCE MOTOR COURT Souih Royal Avenue FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Owned and Managed by MR. AND MRS. W. J. WILKINSON Phone MEIrose 5-3670 Privaie Bafh wiih Shower Oualily Accommodalions-Reasonable Raies AAA Approved .- BILL'S SPORTING GOODS Everyfhing in Sporls Wilson -- DOWNING MOTOR COMPANY FRONT ROYAL, VA. Dodge Plymoulh ,Wu k A'l'hIe'Iic ' 3' Suppnes BELL CLOTHES sToRE 5596- Men's and S+uden+s' Cloihing R. H. KEYS, Manager IO6 E. Main Sireei Froni Royal Class of mg FRONT ROYAL VIRGINIA Wm. P. Swartz, Ir. and Go., Inc. Wholesalers of: COMMERCIAL KITCHEN AND CAFETERIA EQUIPMENT for SCHOOLS-CHURCHES-RESTAURANTS and INSTITUTIONS 42I Luck Ave., S.W. Roanoke. Va. Phone Dlamond 3-4483 Caialog Mailed Upon Requesi COVERSTON'S WATCH SHOP Wafch 8: Clock Repairing 125 E. Main Froni Royal STOKES GROCERY Groceries, Meafs, Vegefables LEWIS E. ALLEN Commercial Phofographer FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA COmpIimen+s of J STONYLEDGE MOTEL Mr. and Mrs. WeI+On Burke Phone MEIrOse 5-5293 Complimenis of M and M SUPER MARKET Phone MEIrOse 5-3 IO3 CompIimen+s of MADDOX FUNERAL HOME Compiimenis OT Complimenis of A FRIEND A FRIEND LET us FINISI-I YOUR COLOR FILMS Since I878 We Process EkIacI53r:eL:Cgr5:,?5.coIor Here in Our ROANOKE PHZTESYEIIZSIEIING OO INC Fashion Peewee' 502 Second S+., S. W. ROanoIce,.VirqiniE Main S-I-r'ee+ FRONT ROYAL PIONEER MOTEL Modern MoI'eI Individual UniI's, Television, Air Condi+ioning Block and a haIT 'From SIcyIine Drive. Three good resfauranis and gifi' shop wiI'hin a block. FrOnI Royal, Va. MEIrOse 5-4784 RIINDIOLPH-MIICON IICIIDEMY PIITRONS MR. and MRS. REMBURT LEWIS ROYAL MOTOR HOTEL I+ is 'I'ruIy a pleasure +o be I1os++o+I1e cadeis and +I1eir families. F -T C A O M O I L L E Y D R R A O T O E M S S PITT-P HH THE THE Air Conciiiioned for Your Comiori THERE'S MORE FUN AT THE MOVIES Maiinee Daily 3 P.M. Evenings 7 and 9 P.M. 2 Maiinees on Sarurciay, I and 3 P.M. Sundays, 3-8 P.M. Free Parking in Rear ofTI1ea'rre Cinemascope and Vis+a Vision Pic+ures The Very Finesf in MoI'ion Picfure EnI'erI'ainmenI 92 Always S'I'op a'I' These Signs k hwmmloafk ok! J 43 siminnnonn Q ssss Q ,s s, ss a ,Ti H A iss yiiiy an ii '71 my iylfll ry, ff? iwni mewmeewe?ZWf ss ss , Dial MElrose 5-4884 2 Miles from Skyline Drive a+ N. Ci+y l.imi+s U.S. 522. 340. S+a+e 55 Fronl Royal, Va. DU- UT DI ETTE John Marshall Highway ancl S. Royal Avenue Open 24 Hours BREAKFAST LUNCH SNACKS 93 830 I959 RAN DOLPH-MACON COLLEGE ASHLAND, VIRGINIA An accrecIi+ecI IiberaI arI's college for men wiI'h a na+ionaI repuIaI'ion 'For +I1e success of i'rs graduaies. BIacIxweII AucIiI'orium Informafion may be secured from H. BURNELL PANNILL, Dean of Men and Direc+or of Admissions 94 A 95 PENNY BETTY JEAN JACK MACK DAVE BETTY Compgmenla fo Me CKCLJ5 of 559 COMQIUAMQQIQ iff of A FRIEND XXHCHB URG YJWXR CUMP Designers and engravers of the South's finest school publications . 9 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. 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