Washington and Lee University - Calyx Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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EOHERT LOCIIKIDOE ANDERSON, .IK., !■ K ! ' . .1 , W. F., i: OCAI.A, Florid- . Bob savs that tlio ilate of liis birlli is Aujiiist 29tli, 188S, and tliat ()c ' ala is the place. His aim has always been to be a lawyer, but he has not omitted ary of the intermediate steps, for he finished with the Ocala nigh School, and matriculated in the Academic dei)artn,ent of this tfuiversity in 1900. Beiny a bright boy, Bob ' did the required work for the Bachelor ' s degree in three years, and, accordingly, was decorated in .lure, 1912. No one doubts that he will receive a second dip in .Tune, 1914. Mem- ber of ( otillioii Club and 13 ' Club. DAVID MEADE BAKN ' ER, :i I E HrTTEhWOKTII, VlKCIXIA. Dave ' ' entered Washington and Lee sometime dur ing the 1909-10 session, and feeling the need of sons training preparatory to the study of law, he took u| some Commerce and Econo . ics, as well as Politics Thus he early acquired a reimtation for hard wori, Since the fall of 1910, he has been a student i! Tucker Hall, except during the 1912-13 session, wh ' he was not in the University. Dave was ho in Petersburg, Va., in April of 1S93. He attended Din widdie High School before coning to Wasliington and I ee. RAYMo.Mi l.KK llErilRJNG, II K A, A n ! ' , II A N llrXTiN :TON, West ViiiiixiA. Here we have the only luuran Cannon Hall. so called on account of his ability to rip through the line of all oiqionents when his signal is called. B ' has played at fullback for the White and Blue for three vears, and his work has always been a feature. His early training in Academic work and football was received at Marshall College, where he was cap- tain of the team for two ye-ns. Bcirn at Decatur. .Alabama, in IMII. Men:lier of Baud. Orchestra and Monogram Chib. 21