Randolph Macon College - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Ashland, VA)

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INTERMEDIATE EXAMS Soon after getting back to school, According to our college rule, Exams. were held, our heads were whirling Amid the corking and the curling. Most of us had to pawn our trunks To pay for extras, due to Hunks. :ig , , 11 I ,, - yr! -Y,-fx :rs c V .l ,A 'T 2 4 If,-if.: Q +. ,gf 1,--' J J '-'igil ' Qu, . . 17' fm s 5' P f'f'e Y , ix, , Q , ,, f X W 4 ll! .. 2 T vita! if iff ff fl WSJ' f 21 li I , ,vw Witt if 1 E25 7' ,W sw. i y' BASEBALL SEASON. Our baseball team it was a peach, We walloped everything in reach g And when the season had wound up We held hrst place, and won the cup DEBATES. Debates came on. Both Halls did well, XX hich won more hearts 'tis hard to tell, But if 1'd say what did outrank All else, 'twere neither Vlfash. nor Frank, l'd give the honour, bowing low, To our sweet Ashland Calico. 213

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Q9 PRESENTATION OF I-IALL PICTURES. pfwiwzfwgii I X U A friend presented to our Halls, Portraits of Henry and of Clay, i a t ' fi 1, g And now upon our classic walls, 9 f I r W 2' f i lg gm If X Q ff They may be seen from day to day. ' T Stiff ' tix ' ' 5 1 ,ll yfgbt y Qur modest friend withholds his name Yet we would thank him all the same. wilt! A ie portraits o tiese statesmen sage ,AC ' -SNS ' L , , fi 'X e X A xx Xfexxf Were nicely presented by Cabell and XYJVS - Xdmfm, Page. CHRISTMAS. Then Christmas came and holidays. The students went their several ways To spend their holidays at home In pleasures that at Christmas comeg And with their friends and loved ones dear They stayed until a bright new year. 'le A fij' ff- -1, Ziffgg- 'ff -- 3 'i ffl 1 3 ' 1 will ix ixlim i Q ls f 'Li' In 'it 1- X . , ,. . f f -vs ij, ,Q73,kL7g..57ip Q --. f4f f fa -A six'i ff-fi M- .-,..,,....i . 1 ,i , :X - WH Vlfifl iii, I j,f.j-qL,l,i'lr'Z:' i llillilllllfii T 5 fl!! w li Eyiilgtsi lfll li gig Ll,lilf iuiXQi'M'g ' lim ixiill X ll llillill l A

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SONG- RECITAL BY MRS. CHILD. To help our boys along this Spring In our Athletics-a good thing- Mrs. Child came down, and much sweet song Helped us, and helped the cause along. VVe owe her thanks for such a treat, And think her Voice is hard to beat. FIELD DAY. Then field day came, with games and races, And Ashland maidens fair as graces. ' Our champion who did do and dare Received a crown from one most fair - A maiden queen of regal mein, Chosen to be our Held-day queen. . -r i N . Q m ll I H f This is the season's history, if I ' The remnant has not happened yet - ti dy yi li, 1 r I , -f .y . And as I know not prophecy 'l I 7 1 1 xl T li I will not tell of-you just bet - lla I I Events that have not taken place 3 W ly I I' So please excuse this simple rhyme, y l lx li The rest you'll know at some near time Mlflillw I X X I ml jfmvlilii iflil iii