Academy of Richmond County High School - Arc Yearbook (Augusta, GA)

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H. qllvgnw Tl II mQmOFlOm Thr page I4 dedlcated m lovmg memorv to one o our comrades George Albert Oraylor julv li N21 -Dccembet 20 1939 4 my s I n r 1 IH ll f I I Ill H1 S HI IHS' Il III fl I Ill Il Ill II , f ' ' . filr. Ax lilljllll :nun xsIlu vxe :IiIiuI inI1i aIu'Iq Iixi 4, II1nsa SIG Iin: IruiIs UI 1I1urumIu 1llllI nu l1.....I uI wsI 44Il C1 nI xIen ure mmIn. Ilis ucmIo-mia :MUNI II1ruu1lI1 IInru sn: +sI.u UI 1II4rnIum. nI IIN AIUIII ug, um1luuIIe4I Inq IIIIII UI 1 LI UIIIAI lll4I1I. N NOFX! Iul ljellli In lllllln Us 5 1 flsxbminislrcmlion V ,, , ' -wr' 1-- ' -'l:T'1im"3'fi"f5'f',E7' F- ve L' -A -' .A J 'v A .all 1, -9, Y I o 5 V , '. Ja I Y .' .Ah-1,'4" , , , 4 , - ' w J , 1,56 ' 3 H ,, ,4 w Q-L" . 9 . - M wk .. ' , Q. L.. 4 it Q 'uv --4' wg 'ln iid l, hilggll IQ fd 'Executives P -. CUE PRESIDENT Iames Lister Skinner, B. S., E. E. : F. Fix: xrzrx ?tly'1e:?.i:: f:'s!'n'c 13,9 EI. Aluk-:mx Pzvlytochmt :Z1SYlf'Jff' 3313: f'1'J':1k-13 Um'.'-frszty' S Sthztl l?2l: Assistcrtt mn Slfrtrxi L'zt::c!'-r',' R1cb':rr.1 P11','7Q:hm: :f'n51lfUl"A E339-09: Instructor 1:1 fviqhemzixis ini El-Awttrxcul E:g:::Qerzr,w A1"lfl"l'Y'lC1 Pu1','!e:'hmc Insmuifb, 1903-IO: Ir.stm7t'-r un f.1r'he-mzmfs cmfi pf'k','Sl'Afi fxlfzhdzxm Pclyl-achmc Insu- 'vw' IQIC-11' Supelrmle-r is-:tl Eleflrxf' L1q?,!, Wfxrfvr fm-1 Gas Plums. Eufculc. Ah. 1922 Il: Hatha-mul:-is ind Phys:-rs, The Academy cf Hxchmond County. IJES 26: Assxstczt Frm-:xp-11, Academy Qi Hxchmfmnd County, 1924-25: Devin. Aizie-my :ff Exchmzfn-i County and Thi- Iumnr Cnlledf- 31 Augusta, 1926-30: Pre-svi,:,r.t, The .l.:11er.7 cf Rxchmond Czumy and The Iumor College of A'-.'2q'15I3 191- Tl-IE1936 RAINBQW OUR DEAN Eric West Hardy, A. B., A. M. A. B., Furman University, 19085 A. M., University of Chicago, 1911: Graduate Student, University of Chicago, 1908-09, Pi Gamma Mu: Instructor in History and Economics, Ou:hita College, 1909-10: Graduate Student, University of Chicago, 1910-ll: Headmaster, Fork Union Military Academy, 1911-14: Dean and Acting President, Bessie Tift College tor Women, 1915-IB: Academy of Richmond County, 1920-26, Instructor, American Institute of Banking, 1930-34, The Iunior College of Augusta, 1926-30: Dean, The Academy of Richmond County and The Iunior College of Augusta, l930-. THE1936 RAINBCW Board ot Trustees, The Academy ot Richmond County iamxxx Cl.'MMING ...... .... I imcs1nEN'r ymx PIIINIZY .... . . . YICIE-I'RESIDEN'1' ixuxluelzx HUTIIXYliI.L . .... Sl-ICRliT.XRY-TRIS.-XSLQRIER luxxm tx 'rm mis ia. ti H. lm.xxrfuR'rr1.j1:. 1-'ianmrxxxn I-mxxzx' xx: xmymmalex' rmnulsox Officers of Board ot Education '11 3. FENDER ..... .... . . PRIESIDIQXT H. I.. ilL'lu-nllax' .... YlL'li-l'RIiSIIJliNT s. 11, cor1a1.,xxn I . sm: .xxn su-T. HF sc:-loo1.s High School and Iunior College Committee AIRS. mix 12. LIiS'I'IiR . ....... CH.-XIRMAX cs. 11. L'BIIiL'KIiR mms J. 1-1 uL'Lx.1c.-xx iz. 'r. Moomf: 12, H, I-lL"l'L'lllXSUN 1.5. H.-XRISIX , .Q MQ f I iff' ? "' E '55, 3 712- Wi' V Q QW' ' ., M, . xr? I ' . 1 e , X ? 9 WT. L . 6 .- 4-k ftx,-flag '7' x 4 L .L 545 III, l,.l I fem U' May! 3171 .fA ' - ' 4. Tfacully FACULTY OF THE JUNIOR COLLEGE AND ACADEMY 1. . F 1 4 T I 1 P 1 F I'-1 F 1 ' . I I I' 4 I4 V I' 4 FACULTY OF THE JUNIOR COLLEGE AND A CADEMY O'NEAL W. CHANDLER, A. B. xx Scrizrcr: A. B., University cl Georgia, l3Z2: lnstructzr, Wayneshzro High Schczl, 1? B, C., i925-. CHARLES GUY COHDLE, A. B., A, Li. Hlsrom' A. B., Trinity College tDuke Ur'iversitv'2, lQl4y A M., Trinity Cclleqe, l9lE: Summer School, Columbia University. l9l7g Summer School, Emory University, 1930: Summer School, University ol Georgia, 1933: A, M. in History, University ci Georara, l935g Studerr As- sistant In Latin, Trinity College, l9lfl-l5p Graduate Assistant in German, Trinity College, l9l4-157 Instructor, Baird's School Icr Boys, l9l5-l6q A, R. C., 1916-26: Director .Summer School, l. C. A.. l93l-325 Head of History Department, A. B, C., l922-263 I. C, A., l926-. GEORGE M. DASI-IEE SHOP Graduate of A. R. C.: Teacher ci Carpentry, A. R, C., 1924-. S7 X - ELROY DUPUIS, A. B. ENGLISH A. B,, University of Georgia, 19283 Graduate study in English, University N. C., 1930-317 Georgia Military College, l928-30: Riverside Military Academy, l93l-32, Starke University School, 1933845 Cherokee Normal Colleqe, 1934-35, A. R. C., 1935-. IOHN MARSHALL ELLIS, A, B., M, S., PH. D. BIOLOGY . A. B,. Emory University, l924p Ill. S., Emory University, l9267 Ph. D., University oi Caliiornia, 19347 Graduate Fellow in Biology, Emory University, 1924-I926, Professor ci ' ' Bioloqy, Southern College, Lakeland, Fla., l9244l926, IPartial Sessional: Graduate Work, el Marine Biology Laboratory, Woods Hole, Mass., Summer l929: Graduate NVorlf:, University .- ol California, Summer 1931: on leave to the University of Calilornia, l932'l933q L C. A., , 1926-. I. U. , .xr -.ft CHARLES MARTIN ETHEREDGE, A. B. ENGLISH A. B., Newberry College, I923: Principal, Waverly Consolidated High Scln I '.'f'1-:eriy Ga.. l923-IEJZ43 Superinterivlert, Cape High S:Irool, Cape, S. C., 1926 I'dL7lV" A. . lvl". IOHN EVANS EUBANKS. A. B,, A. M. LATIN GovI:r+m.II:nr 1 A. B., Wollorcl College. IQIS: A, M., Wollurrl Colleqe. l9I5: A. I.', Illumrii L7:i:'.'-' Iz' 1927: Arnerican Academy in Flame, Surnrner F3205 lIIsIrtI:tf-I, Te.ft,If- Industrial Institut-1 A f I II If' Hiah Schorl C3'u'IIr us, Gtr. IPIC IEIII Spartariburq, S. C., I9l'37 Instructor, cice I. , , . A' f U Q 'I', sessi :i I'J3Z FE- A, C on leave ol absence for graduate wirk at Cilurnbix niv rsi ,' i919-26: l. C. A., 1926. 0 FACULTY OF T1-IE JUNIOR COLLEGE AND ACADEMY U 'C' 1 ' NVINC. 5. S. GEO:v.1r. dv. Lv' . Cv M.-'rrHE:.4ATxcs mm SCIENCE " 11-2-'S 10? Q1u"e-nl 1"s'ruchr cl Prefsbyt-Qrmn College xr: 51010-gy B. S, P:-esbyterzcrt Cc. A.-. -.:-- -. . ,. , - 'lepcxrtmenlz Graduate Vfork at Tu1cr1e Unxversxly, 1934: Secwlury, Boys' Work m Local Y. M. C. A. 193-1: A. R, C. 193-I-. YULIA A, FLISCH FA.. 1.1. ADVISE? -DF 'wVOfJE1'J - X X Hrs:-PY GTG, Jie 31 Lu-ty fzbh lnstxtutey A. 1.1, fH:n:!:ryv. '.1r1:'.'f9rsx:3' at Gzfrgmi. 1393 6 Graduate Student Horvczrd Umversmly C-rw summer ss-sslsnf Urnverszty' 91 Chrccxqo, Ihre? I summer sessions: Umverszty of V1rq:rtz-3 Summer Srhrol 1931: A. M., UmvQrsn',' 'JI W1sconsin 1995: Teacher Ge-Srqxa Normal and Irtduslrzcl Ctlloq-9 1393-1935: Ex-bf:ut:'.'9 Clerk Extefn- axon Cxvxsrnh. 17:zve:sxt',' of '.'.'1sc::szn 1935-19C" Sc-tretury Ecincmzcs D-epurfmeru Umver- s1!',' :f l.'.'1s::hs1:, 19O"19f3' T-Bacher '1':.1'-mln Hzqr. Schstll 1939-1915 T-2:x:h-er Uru'.'ers1",' ffGE'3131J Szzmm-9: Session 1315 i9'f 1913 1925- 1. C. .-K., 1925. fF,1.f:'x11 L f75.1.Lf'.'.',f+.'1' E. S B i17.'CAf11-22 A i Ecnr:-ZW' .1 , , , ,, - - I .'. 'z': ' " ' 1--rr, 1.-.9 . Ast-wrt' r.-dirfzg' 1:2111 1-'fuhers Qi.Qf1-i ., f,f :- f . 1:1 F'1::mr7'z: '.','., 13.22-25 3. S., 1.furm',' Sm!-2 T316-rs fil.-??1w 'T' S-1y.i-5'.'1h I 51117: ET' -'5 1-ftjrlikvt-r. ff1ur1!',', 1'fy. 1926-275 7'.':3i 'U' :, Ffh' 1.1 jr.x'.'f"g: QL- .A Pfy. I?1"Qm-Ic:- 1.1. A., Cf-1.10 PC-ubidy' C0116-C10 tgr 'E-Ui-. 'QQ' f::sirl:t : ' mm : f:11i':-S ' .5 13234 S151-'-xnrc-nic-nl Ji Schczols. Lizf-'T' "QQ Y ' f. -J S "EFT E"IL QJFEESL .. "SMI A" ' I 1'3" . 3 . 7 IQTFZF .7-LFFEI GEF?" 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Ohm, 131113: Prdfessor E:-nh Gefcrqgz Colleqff, T9U6f19: R:-me 1-hgh Sth:-ol, 1912-13: Extensxon work ot Georgvz LEP!-T: 1-5., C., 1?12- FACULTY OF THE JUNIOR C l. CURTIS LUCKEY. C OLLEGE AND ACADEMY E, -. 5- MATHEMATICS B S. in Commerce, University ct Gezrqicz, l927g Summer Graduate 'a'.'zrli, University' :1 C A, and lfl., Carrollton, GG., T327-33: P.. C., WE?-, Gecrqic, lQ32q Fourth uistrict 'FJ 'IERUJII Ili!-,EDGI'I, E. S. C:iA:4ERcIAL SUEJECTS 9331 A. R. C., 1935-. B. S, in Czrrimerce, Georgia Tech, l K WILLIAM LEROY MADEN, A. B., A. lui. FRENCH A. B., Tusculum College, 1926, Assistant Principal, SI. lurnes High School, Greenville, Term., 1926-27, Principal, St. Iames High Schocl, l927-23, Graduate Student, Duke Uzlversitir, 1925-297 A, lvl., Dulce University, 19305 A. R, C. and I. C. A., 1930-. ANTON PAUL MARKERT, B. S, in C, E., M, A. Mftrrzsemrrcs AND Drmwms A' - B. S. in C. E., Georqicx Schocl of Technology, l92ly lvl, A., Czlumbicx Umversi - gf' Graduate Student, University of Chiccxqo, summer l925g lrtstructor, A. H. C., lE'2l- 6 l A., 1926-. ELENORA KATHLEEN MEHTIIIS , , ve- Tubmcn High School, V320-Zfz lvhss Furlfs Business Czileqre HI:-Q 'ferretzty' fi ff Czcrl Czmircrry, l92-l-Zlllp Secretory te Fresxfert 'rzfemy 3' l lllcrcqer, Augusta lce .1 lurlcr College, l934-. CHARLES HAROLD MITCHELL Pi. E. f.f. A. IPISLKSH fEELi:AT1::: A. B., Uriversity 'Ll P1ttshur.::1, 019' lvl. A. l.lt'.'.'e:5:13' :I 'sl Ju.. :' - F: Q fplleqe 'l'ecf:rier's Lite -Q"'t1:ii:3t-e, State 5 Seszqhr l5'i3' ?l.l:i'fr I Eflfvir E::1:.l.z:. , n versity L-l Ptttshurqh lil-l l3l5' C1322 Cilptizgrr ::i.: .ltsststilft in ltistructiirt ll. T 1' ' University of Pittsburgh, lill'7-lr: Grxfuate Pl F. .-3., f. O T, 3 Crngr Tzfl : l9l8: Seccnd Lieuterzcmt Field Artrll-L-rw' U. S, lr iv '3 1- C 2 Seri. -1- f. Flolrfluvary Acciftmtfr: t, l, :mit in Hltluu 'llllf fl- 'i 1. "Li -3711 Lit l9lS-l53 Grudunw Studwifrit Hurt'-uri l,l:'i'.'ir5:tj: , 5 -twist ,I Cir : rg Summer Schccl Ur11'.'2xs1t',' Qt Fittskgizrrx lzku . . 51 :ii-zt F t T:::.:r.-if 7 Ur iversxty, l'Qlf"l' lrtsttu-Tt.i il.. F. rfu::1::ier :':. .Q"Q:-l- ' 7f?'llI EEUllCllEl.L H7151 i EAQLI .'.-.i. ., ei.-13--f- A, Uzrivcrziiy ci titl' Curgiliri, l9Ju: Emu! , 'ir i Flwifin, Lfxztrz Cf,xr:l.r1r:, cud iilgrth fizriliru- 2-., ra . Ll FACULTY OF THE JUNIOR COLLEGE AND ACADEMY Ur11'::- Tfggeia V1 l E' 1 , X 1. 3 x r ll Fm. F 9' Y. GECEJE f,IifC'I'5.3xL FFS, E'-. f.'A'T!TE!f!.-KTICS Eh. fr'."' 'frm'-ffSgf',' Q19 Prmrxrll Sree Q"" H135 S':?Viv1 19' '57 Li 'I 1 :TI-1' Hrlw Srhf. 1916154 K:-:'5u'k',' f'.T1i1!1r',' Irzslzmlc-, 1315 YU: Fx. F. C, 1971. , n-..,- , X n!m,'.:-,X X L A Tm" - H' U' 1'.'f-73. ' 'i FQT1 . , 'vf rsx".' 'wt fi 'x -1 WTF- .":!:xnx-'-r Sch Q 15.1, il North 1ril1:.1 1329 E- Trix'--lfi 1:2 Pgtixxn s"'f"'-'-r at ETH: Ti-txcizxni 'tfli:'f1""zr 117 x E'-I '1 T4 xfrfr IAQ:-, fu'-' F411 H1v?1S'?1,N I l9.V1f.TK -.mmm Hn Hunk 53: 11 IZ'f1rYf"' T-41:'1f-I Tit" G frxf' I',1:':': H1-1.4 f TJ31' " rl-I. 'TFQP 'F' I:,5t":'!:7 1:1 770 'H 1:1 Sg'1:':,:?1 fx'f1:'.,.,.1 fX1'.'1s:":'. Ur11'.'-:frilly ' dia, Uni' ,ixyi f I '.'.'fTI 11:.n ,-'x Ur11'.'f-rgxty' il-'irj.1 'f 1 :1'm'N' .YZ11 ' , I 3- Yjli lrstrzrt' fig", .Fr " , 'lf rw " E211 ' r r',' "r':2v .5 ' . :Jn '7:':'.' 1' jpgf, , 1:1 zz. 1 Z" Ili,-' ill' 'flrzivmfx f 7":'.'f-rsz' "fit . '. ET1 " 3.':if'fIG' Nl" 4,11 f 1-,-rg 1 '. Fi 1 fuk bi-:'.' " 35.-1: ' iqygq. LZ, 1 f"" ' :,:.wl1,1:. 'AV' if H Ffl'3'."' ":z1:r.1i, 1 , 1111 4 'TNI -' 1 77717 if .4 - 7 E' 4 v 1 l ':! 1 , I . .. "F Lf,-5 E"'F1?kFTF 7 T.','m15:.zaT:f '- .- f 1' 1 "att:-"'r f-:, J 3 f f"1T'3' , j 'f ' Q " 1.4 ff!-'4.FII.fQQ .3.7lEF:7'!' FM':'?T"lTf. Hz:TiF'r' 7, '.7?.z'.'9:51ly ': Clezrgzu E322: Flzndix Hugh STEDNZ 19.12-21 Lfu15vxIle- Hxq 2. Mcrxetta Hzim Q-Chnl, 132-I-C65 f"ri1-le Hxglz Sf'n:3I, 1326-27g Cmrmsv Hn? 11 1327-23' A. F.. 1329-. I f V ' -I . FACULTY OF Tl-IE JUNIOR COLLEGE AND ACADEMY GEORGE MILTON SCOTT. A. B., B. Lit., A. 1.1. ENGLISH gl A. B., University of Chattancoga, 1922, B. Lit. in Iourrzalism, Columbia University, 1926: A, M., Duke University, 1935, Summer School, Columbia University, 1923 and 1920, A. R. C., 1922-26: 1. C. A., 19332 CHESTER ARTHUR SCRUGGS, A. B. CHEMISTRY A. B., Mercer University, 1911, Graduate Student, University of Chicago, Summer 1925- 26, Principal, Marshallville High School, 1911-13, Principal, Round Oak High School, 1913-16, Principal, Ashburn High School, 1916'17: Director, Summer School, A. R, C., 1918-24: A. R, C., 1917-7 1. C. A., 1926-. 1 ALBERT F. SIMPSON, A, B., A. M. 1-Irsrosv AND GOVERNMENT A. B., Davidson College, 1925, University of Georgia, 1925267 Northwestern University, summer of 1931: A. M. in History, Vanderbilt University, 1935, Washington High School. 1926-27: A. R. C., 1927-5 Director of Athletics, A. R. C., 1931-. BEN1AMlN ROY SMITH, A. B. Hisrorw A. B., Wofford College, 1919, Instructor, Carlisle Preparatory School, 1922-24, A. R. C.. 1924-. IAMES GUSTAVE SPETH, A. B., A. M. Q CITIZENSHIP AND MATHEIAATICS A A. B., University of Georgia, 1929, A. M. in Histcry, Cornell University, 1930, Daytona Beach tF1cI.l High School, 1930-34: A. R. C., 1935-. . CHESTER MCKENLEY SUTTON, A. B., A. M. ENGLISH X A, B., Guilford College, 1918, A. B., Haverford College, 1919, A. M., Uriiversity ct ' I North Carolina, 1924, Graduate Study, University ot North Carolina, 1925-26: Duke Univerb J sity Summer School, 1931, 1933, Principal,-Manteo High School, 1919-29: Principal, Bona Vista High School, 1920-22, Principal, Leggett High School, 1922-23, Principal, lflount Pleas- ant High School, 1924-25, Duke University Summer School, 1931, 1933 193-1, lnstructor in ,tx English, University oi North Carolina, 1925-26, 1-lead ot Department ot English, Piedmont A -'D-. College, Summer School ot 1926: 1. C. A., 1926-. IOSEPH LE CONTE TALLEY, B, S.. M. S. PHYSICS B. S., University ot Georgia, 1923, M. S., Mercer Univ-1-I'sIty 1925: C-Dlunibia Universiti' Summer School, 1928, Graduate Assistant in Physics and Motheniatics ltlurcer University, 1923-24, Instructor in Physics Mathematics and Dratti 197 , . , nq, ..-1-125, 11-rad ot Physics Depari- ment, Mercer University Summer School. 1926: A. R, C. and 1. C. A. 1926-. 1 A , . , , W l Q K .ll f5 0 FN fs Fromi View of Auditorium gf- f - -Y' - ni f, fi fi Classes L , 4.4 M Jig, .,..T L ag, 1 n n - 4 GH '.,,.'r I- ,Q' , fu ,, 1 1 '-ff A rf. x i H " - xg ' 'wflke .fn uk ww- o .- . k . . , Q w -I 5 ,sv ,, T- .3 .L 2 u 5 1-,A .'. v. 5 ,M Q -1- I -H 1 avi l r' .f 5 !'.""' ' .1 an T152 .- 11. f ,W . . , -- I , Qc' r . U ' 1 , 'l .. v gr.. ,- "r , 1 -I ' .1 Jr -if4V lv, if ,.v 1 Q i V - F 1 - v 1 ' ll I --:.i""4- , v B, 'gg' THE K I w1:,I,Jf , ? , - :,, FQ' x .5 K : .E 7 I , rf f t 7? nm f Till. G. TA. ,sophomores infill? A- i H "" JI. ' QEQW5? I pf' MT , N ' 11 K A if lvl' X N I. k Q 5 x ' X X' f 'S vgdk X- rv 'Q j L 2 I' 1' A K r I - ' Qwv E' -, - Q. ,."::,f3f ,. f , N ' W.. ,: f A XX Ig -1 I I 'lm Nl . A ' I xg I 1 h THE 1936 RAINBQW .Hz r.-As Jams bpac Lxeui-Phan! R.O.T.C. 1: C?1Em::.ir',' 'ab I: 'hte-Preszdenl fr Ph: Them app: 2: Fresvi-erin ci Class Q- 7 2: F.l.INBC1'.' S'a:: 2. Z1:':Aef5T'a 12: ,-..A.-H ,Y.Q.Y.-1, JA 4 5'f',' ,I .f'fl3' f' ' ' T55 DE'ff'2"1Z2f' ' 'XLH1"V'!"' .,... ....,b,,. -, rf... il. W J 1 OFFICERS OF I. C. A. SCPHOMCRE CLASS Z7 'S H 2 figs ' "' IFA?- 'Q' 1+ J H 1? '..xs': ?Nr:'.-mmf: '1iC'PfGS1'5'?111, S:1pH',nmr-2 Class: l 1' G H :,Arfasm..r: -A.. ,,., r -HMI, , ,..,..., 3. 1 wc.. "lub 'Civ'-r LWIEDI 2: Baal 1 T' urronwrtl. z L7A'.'E . ., ':-'-mr'f-Tr-'ia ' " V Sf'rf'l':.y " is!-in! l,.,u,...., -- mf1"H"r nur, Trap: 1 .TA 'LL' 1' 1 H H 515114 -.1 .AHIT ' 1 N '1 . H.:-:r 1 1. N,-..v,-llwnf, 1 f-.1 Q Law" JM. , CFL. ,,. ble '10 -. . J, :vnu 1112- 1' cqm, HUS- : Ch:-mxstry : Orihe-:lm Cnptcm m Club I, 2: DOROTHY ELLEN ADAMS G1-ee Club l: Basketball l, CLEC Bacon SAUL BLUM Law Club 2g Intramural Bzzket- bcxll 2. llflARY l'.4ARCAm1T E mv THE 1936 RAINBCDW I. C. A. SOPHQMORES 7-5 'Q- 1 wr- NY lclill LLGYD Arm. l. C. A, Lcxw Club lg Sexellzzry 2: l. C. A. l-lf! 2: Glee Club 2: Sixhre Club l, 2: lst Lleut.. R.O.T.C, 23 I. C. P.. Easlzelhcll League. Susnzx BARNES '!.W.C.13.. Club l, 2: Secretary 2: Cllemxflry Club lf l-lxqh Hcnor l: Giee Club l. 25 Flu Them Koppel: 'xl Pr 'G t ' V '7 t-9 es1c,n 2: 'Gled1:l:rlcx:1 ... 1..n l...E E . ...L fl l". flxlb l. r rr.:'.a E-'fu :E TH, -ww ?f,5HNB1M'v 1 5 E" C 'i 'E' ix 'xT'a:.Lz:: E vias , . r 1 F, 'nerr "nu-.'1.i:v if .mrjs Wu: FMA Chx H Z PHT. H ' ' fx P211 Th 1 A? Karr ' 'xr : 1'xT T1-1121936 RAINBCJ tang IOSEPH Goan E Qs 69 K Captain, R.O.T.C. 1, 27 Sabre ...X Club 2. 41 l C THELMA HARBIN Y.W.C.A. Club 1, 2: Literary So- ciety lp Orchestra 2: Chemistry Club 2. MARTHA HERMAN Cheer Leader 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Voted Most Beautiful Sopomore 2: Voted Best All-Round Sopohomore 2. WiLLmM N. HILDEBRANDT Tea.. lim' Emiixs Goonsoix Gia-9 Club 1, 2, MUSKETEER stuff 1' Cxhestra 2: RAINBOVV staff 2, EDNA HARRELL Literary Society lg Basketball H1 1, 27 "Stunt Night" Vtfinner 1, 2, Nosznm ELLEN 1-liczis Ciietiiiswy Club l, 2: Hlalh Honor l- ?..1 'l'1i-eta Kappa 2. lsvzrr.-it Rum lim. 'z','.t",C.A. Club lg President, i l.'f.C.A. Club ll: RAINBOW stat! 2: Lit-:-iliy S'i-xii'-ly l. 11. 1., .135 IIT?-:1 I-ECCYEP. Eizizr-xi-Clue! IXUS?-IETEEF 1- LL.- emu' Sccxevy 1, 27 Secrelory Pr-esvjent 1- Iain or H.O.T.C, "A G1-11 ' Cluk 1 2, Szkr-2 Club -, Gnd , 'Fl S161-Qfyl Q f?.em.s1f5'- "1 - Presu:fr.l -' Law 4.3: -' bezretxtxr? , Y . .- V-, Lxppz 2- Frye-Lana' EJ5l'1E'UDIIEi Vtwied Iles! Pcpqlzr S:ph:rx1:r ':LL:A:.: f. Ivsw' f. QHV1-tm 'w ' ' F.C',T.'f, 2 THE 15436 RAINBQW f fs , T05 5 Q AQ A Inav? M... f E .5.'.'1c5 1 , w -ty' Y ., L.: r 1 111 T 1 w ' x 11? Hswnau fmazs ' '11-DQ Club 1. N ' 'A INEOW 'z,,,.,,,.,. ,,. ..... ,, I - HW.: THE l936 RAINBOW CCCT' LQRHAZNE ARDENE Msnsriou Chemistry Club lg Y.W.C.A. Club lg Basketb:11lTeam l, 2: Tennis l, 2. CAMILIA Moves llmsav NEAL MARY KATHERINE REESE Chemistry Club ly Honor ly Phi Theta Kappa 2. Q5 ? 4... Roazm' F, Mooaz Chemistry Club 1. 2: l. C. A. Hi-Y: Manager of Orchestra Z. DAVID IVIOYE l. C A. Pre-Law Club 2. PATRICK NIZCHAEL RED: Hi-'I' l, 27 Secretary 2: President 'lg ltlcnor, R.O.T.C. fly Sabre Club l. 25 Law Club I. lam: ELIznu:T:I Rox Hznor lg Phi Theta Kappa. , Y I W i f V, ,W Q Y 'C S' 1 v 3 Dx L I X w g I 1 1'- - 1 Q... N v Hamm' EUGENE STr:Am.mN I4-3.:115Iry 'fini Pr- NA: .. ., J., Twain J'..l"l ,I Iihlfy MII L ffm- 1 - r X I- F'm'fh1 1. 2 Bnskeiba r ,.,,. Th! K ppc 1 LOUISE VVALLA THE1936 RAINBQW E! Direct View of Main Entrance Y, Wu W.C.A 2: Cl.-emzst V F lb ' J , ,V -i 0 ,n'f.fA-3...x-. '-:S-,,... . 'mf - , ' , ' , B - - -. - Y I ,, -' , -v-- . :gg-1-fr- , 5.-fr '. f , - 4 " f.. .' .' . A - ..-.- , . -V V k H -U 5 ,,.-J- --L i . . , . ,,. .,--, - 4,-Y - 5,- -,,-.-n- - - -- .M -, -, .-f- --. ...,t,, - -A njfrgh i4 v 7 - f 'A -at - 1 ,, , - . - - -.f.. .- - ...- - - ' 1 ' ' A- t ' " ' .flu i ff A -- '- W- f f- - - , , - -v af-.,5,.,,' 1 i Front et Building in First Year ot Use W Rear View of Auditorium THE 1936 RAINBQW iw! 7 l '.T xx t . ff if i C , S L .iff r Q Vi Y' ' I 11 Wk' f. ,-n ,J If sax rm WVU X A Af . gf, X ' ii' ff i WK fi' Lb 1 3. C. -A. Tfresbmcm 2 wf .HM QFFICERS OF I. C. A FRESHMEN CLASS F- vi' fp- 5 Qs 5-J T' 'li 'U'-' 1 E THE N36 RA,rNraQ W e C'-'Rig Gus ANTONAKOS Iurior Callege Basketball League. FRANCES MARGARET BAxLEY WARHEbl BURKE BELL HELEN CcNNELLY BOARDMAN Chemistry Club. Voted Most Fash- ionable Freshman: Voted Most Popue lar Freshman, LENORA V. BROWN HAROLD B. CHANDLER Sabre Club l, Zg Orchestra I, 25 Rille Team l, 2: Glee Club 1, 2: Law Club l, Zg Chemistry Club Ig Literary Society ly Vice-President Law Club 2: Cheer Leader 2. l. C. A. FRESHMEN FLoaE::cE l. BAILEY GE-9 Club: Lxterary' Socretyy Vote Most Beautiful Freshman. IAARTHA BAILIE Chemistry Club. LORINE CATRRINE BLACK SARA FRRNQES Bmw 2 zslzetball Team. Emxms CATER 15:1 Taam, LELAND D. CHISOLM l.t-Hutmtcmt R.O.T.C,: Sobre Club THEQ lS '54m g-1 R!-UNBO N .. ..L-Ad ALVA H. COOPER, IR. Vxcebpresijem H1-Y: Gfee Club: Surf? Club: I. S. A. Euskwtboll Leu- QJE: Hcrzgxziq Edzlor, MUSKETEEH. .umm FMQAPET- fsssorx :Lui 1 . Axim 1 1:1 E, ?1.'T.T.f.: Exam 1 I.fVF?f?-TEFE Chcrms 'YL' H113 O::hC-stray sn: Lmmf. :LH r 'Wiki- EQ 7352. -55 T HE 19 3 6 R A lNB 0 W JAMES B. Euxsou 1 First L15-utencmt, R.O.T.C.: Sabre Club: Glee Club: Pre-Lcxw Club. lFI3 Epps CHARLES PAPER Art Ednor, RAINBOW. Ax.vA SPENCER Fmsom H Chemistry Club. BARNEY FROST RBOEHT BRIGHT GRACEY We Er, Fl.O.T.C.: Sabre Club: Muli- 'c1:" Edltor, RAINBOW: Pre-Low Cub: l. C. A. Hn,Yq Lnlerczry Socie-typ Rnfle Team. ,N ROBEFT G. ELS: F.-- Mill. "--v l...-,.A.- HE..- u.. E..-...E E!.1.::c'f PAa3::.fAzr F-3s1E::cE Ezskef lbcll Team. CQ.-'KRLEE l-IILPATMEP: FORTUNE 3:5 Hausa Basketball Team 22' Lender: l.:-eu!-enum F.O.T.C. Club: Runner Up, Tenms Tsur Lament. FRANCES K.. '31-USES "Q-'-i'!:S1.l T-lin? uneltmlsfry -.ulN - 1 .A .v. ll' 2.1-..,,A.' . A. -. 1.21 ..- b . 'xv'-' If :UNE "VLH Fx: Y F., F. . 13-14. .. .,,,:,..-, 'sv' ' s-:, E rm l..- .. E.. E. ,uma V , 5, F.. ,..A:::-,mv I F L El' F Ar-.1 'f '.'.'A:1fv: Eixwr sr: . f:,:s::5' flat: Fas gsm rzzrrsermzc r NUT f. Swbrc- Club 1 I T A H""":' Jirr ... ...- 1 ..1,':rN,.r , f 1 i ful! . THE 1936 RAINBQW u? WILLIAM M. l-lu'rsoN Second Lieutenant, R.O.T.C.: Sabre Club. ELIZABETH lar: Y.W.C.A. Club. Iam: COLEMAN IORDA:-1 Golf Team. MARGARET KELLY Iovcr: ELlzAsE'rH LAWRENCE Glee Club: Basketball Team: l. C. A. Literary Society: Assistant Business Manager, MUSKETEER. Smwirzr. lascmi Lzwrs, IR. Film Cixi: Literary Society. HARRV lzrrcaar Ir-1. Frrst Lieutenant. R.O.T.C.7 Sabre Club: Fizture Eciitzr cf RRlNEOV.'. RANDOLPH L, foxes Pre'La'.-J Club: Soprts Editor of MUSKETEEH: l. C. A. Basketball League. l.'u7ILLIAM KALE Basketball League: l. C. A, Hi-Y: l. C. A. Law Club: Sabre Club: Lieutenant. E.O,T.C.5 Teams. lv'lAL'RICE KLEIII DOROTHY Lazsnay Literary Editor, MUSKETEER: Art Editor, RAINBOW: Glee Club: Lit- erary Society. VALsRi: Bmnroiin MARDT TI-re Club: Basketball Team. Gzoass Lxczzssrr IVIAREHALL fl pzttft Qii 211131127 Entra- ulc- P-TAYIIEOW stuff. 'Ig JL.a:'.', '-:-1 ,ILLIAH ,.fLL?f"F?A'.' ff' 7' - .1FJ:,2'1f.1 - ' V, -,, , ""?:"'r':'t: ' , A. , -y ,. ,M 'W-,..,. '.1- - UT... '.'wzz:1::r O Evans 1:5127 E:skeih31l. li' if R A B GN Hnszcra ZACHHY Mnmrrx LHHF -- ,n-:. . ,,J.,.-.g I. Hnamr I.1fJaL.:'f . E1,,f,Y 4, libre- Club . 511+ '-.uL. SAM A .5-Tmzfz I.. :Tm Fmzosmc P. PEMBER lst Ueutencznl, R.O.T.C.g Chemis My Club: Sabre Club. Tl-H1936 RAINBQW Hzammx Moarorz Popxm ELIZABETH Am: PRESCOTT OLA READ hun BELL. RICHAELS fumzr Clllfilj-E '!'.T.'.C.A. CAMILLA Bzmucr: RUTE asaroaa Chemistry Club: I. C. P.. Literary Sccxelyg Spclmsh Club, Lxoncu Snzammx .-..-lil' FCTTEE .-1.:::.z1.o Jem: Purmao Pre-l.c'.-1 Club. ..f .... - ..... .A .,-- ' 5 E'5A:::E.: E355 Es.:.:,zL .."Ls::: SAVE IR. L.e..t3r:r.1, :snip Crcnestrz- Glee CELL, Cami.: 514:75 Fits! Lieutenant E.C,T.2,g Sabre Club: Chemzsiry Club. LLL.-1.-,r D! T E 1'1"RAINEV 5vN' '.'.',:1.T5f Fez: T:-'rx f 7:51 l.1:4u'-f'Wf"' V Izptczrz' Suk-re Q: 1 2: Trfzsnrez 5:51-E' flub f- Q ':cvL1x-x "1-":ms!r-, :F 'X T.'Ar" 'J"I'f T:oLE 1 fi .- . . f 1 f TFPIFTEEF SMA Ezsketh :QQ T: um. -... F...,. .. n..LE:1 pf. 1 1 E. 'f' x Il ,YP L 151 :cz L','3IL.LEI Tuc:.m.g fyg T'::1.:.E 1 -,'l.xiN. .r.-A l.,: MM w 7j'H1:U lflub ,uf 'np C'mvP::::Tsn WALLER L"'.'D:.f1ri! 17 I, C. A. H1-Y Voznv lg RAINBOV! sic!! 1. TI-IE1936 RAINBQW LDUISA WILLIIIGHA 1 msxzefbqlx, Y.W.C.A. club: 1. C. T P T 'XL A. Literary Societyg Glee Club: Busmess ivxxncxqer of RAINBOWg Chemistry C.ub. JAMES YOJMANS EMCRY FRANKLIN Youwc I. C. A. Pre-Low Club. ' , . A- -M -dl. 4. . Campus and Building in Background THE1936 R!-XINBQW t 1 Steps Leading to Front Entrance THE1936 RAINBQW 1 X 5 i ' wx i f F f A gms Ig " U X 15 'V Vg... ' L 7 x7" ul ly? 2 4 - Y W If 'P IK. 53.. G. Seniors '1 I' 1 J l 'f ini i W f"' wif l fl lg A jl 351- l' ill YI- Q ww Cfficers of A. R. C. Senior Class .0 'gf' 'U in- l I- Pr'-S Lzrronn EALZOVJSPCI cfs-:1'y A ..: L.-smgxmy F.:..e .5 If .Jr Fcmbcll 'A Coplcm. - .zrsxty -lun :' 'iq Track r'fff11-wi " "lass 4. Hz TALr.1:w1s Nsffov: :bull 2 Q: 11.-:1 :I Clflss 2, Football Av- I..-'rt-Sr 1 -1- Sfudom Council ' Qwr'-1'::',' 42' L11-:l:3:',' Society 1 :-Vxsxlr-Pr '- 'fflrslfy' Club E. Ll: -1 fzgimr. F.,D.T.C. 47 f I-f',lPPffl'EEF sldff 41 yn'-xr Eff? .i C. APLZT Har: STTLB r ff'-ral! 31171533 SGI!-3-VJIY. " '- 'lirz'-rs 1, 2, 7' 'E-V V'1YSilY if Ecsln-Qvbzll 7 -Z: Track Qi 3' 'wily if Lxtemry .--A.,.ji THE 1936 RAINBOW EDGAR RALPH ALLEN Honor lj Literary Society 27 Mem- ber, Company Football Charnpizns 'J J. HOWARD Rrvsns ANDREWS ROBERT Louis BEDLE Czrporal 2: RifleTecrm 2g Academy Literary Society 4g Top Sergeant 4, Lznov lusrm Bzwsc-N High Honor 37 "B" Varsity 3: Richmond Hi-Y 45 Corporal 4. A. R. C. SENIQRS '6- lOHN ANDERSON Band and Orchestra l, 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 2, 4: Winner Stunt Night" 3: First Lieutenant Band -l: Sabre Club 4. I. C, A'rr:tNsoN Corporal 4: Track 4. Mum: EEN Anrratvn VVADE ELITCH Q TH Im: IOEEPH EI"-'-'I.EE, V L 'KET-Til, F.,:,T.f. -Q Trivia TUGGLE Exmwsipsor: 'ijclny Fczttull A 2, ?: LL!-Dmry W x.- -Z: X'1:e'-Pmswient, Rzchmorzn -' 4: Serge-cxnl, P..O.T.Q. -3. iifwirzfi E' 7'-1 1311 2, Q: L-EW:-r 47 Tr::k 1.5-1- -Q. .5 ETA::s::P: fHa::fgr:s H J '. Hin: I P- L.!e:xr',' S - 1 , farprfxl f 3: L:":If'n1m -1 fiub -4, ii I,-Q? 56 RAINBQD N l - U7 Kia M Caamzs Ivsnssrs Emfmxs Ham: 1, 2, 3- Freshman Lnemry i'1'L1f" ig R.1XINEOU'.' stuff -1. 'A:.:r:La Trsmss F-uvzcr: L' fizg-3-21 I 3, 4- Cim 5 :: zyftlull 2: Cnrpmml, R.O.T.C -I Frmrrr: CAR:TAz1Pf4:r: L',:5.1rJl 3: Lxoute-:Z-1:21 4. "rift: Tm:':TLsrJ C'L5f:?1LE'r, In. H:.u2x-1-slH:nor 1: Hzqh H'nor 2, limp xii? Kilda Tecra Z' Lieutenant ??..J.T,C, 'Lg Hiflo Teizm 1 f' 4: Tr-YJ Edin' P.-UNEOW' 44 Atcjerny' H1-Y -ff EJB!-5 ff :xb -ZA Sid S:'f:xe'y -1 '-fury D'J'fl"'fT 4' M11x11r', Livns ALOYSIUS COLLINS, IR. Freshman Liierclry Sociefy' 1: Easi- ness Mrxncxqer, Rho Chi 4. A. IEHOME CONNELL, IR. HAROLD THOMAS CRAWFORD Honor 2, 3, HAROLD Drcrzz E 1936 R!-UNBQW I.I.CJ'x'D CL5:.15::'r C3115 ANLREW Przzscorr COVAH Rcasm' Erzwmu DALEY H.Ar.uLTor: STEVE DRAM: THE if 1936 RAINBOW 4:5 If P3F:Y Lv fr- W :mmm MARIO:-1 QUEST 513' Figttnll E -2- T:a:k 4: GLS C115 4. gc-mc-,HA .'::5:1rx2:1n Lzleruxy' Szcxetyq Hxqh Y H,r.,: 1, sl: Hanoi' Q. EI,,L wa' LEE: 'A L 7 1? PEZ L.'.'A H4 rfozfxl , ..... ,M .. L.n..EI ...,.L.-E. ... AH.. J3..'TE'EIL1, izrmsv H'-ni-1 1' fl-:.'-r LZ, Q45 SO! '-:mgrx::j.' F' 'lbull lg nit:-3-ly 1. II,...1:LTc:1 Ronan 'YIAHHETT HENRY Bum GAHRETT, IE, Honor 1: Sergeant 4. IOHN WHYTE GODDARD I-loror ly Ccrporal 4. CHARLES W. Gwm Literary Society 1, 23 Company Football 2: Corporal, R.O.T.C, 4. IAMES I3EN1Ar.u:: HALL THE 1936 RAINBGW 4, Li ,Q ALBERT VONKAMP GARY Lverary Society 2, 3, 45 President JAMES RAYMOND GRANADE Lrte-raw Society 1, 2, 3, 41 Foot- ball 2: G16-9 Club 3. CARLISLE DOUGLAS HALL Best Drilled Cade! 3, -4: Frrsl utencxrrt 47 Flrfl-9 Team 3. Tom: RANDOLPH HALL IH. A J.. . I-I 9 1 T " v' - 1" x 'f' fs Vyxwvf 7 Xinv Pj, 4 f 3 'Q x fix L AW 'J' ,Q ' '21, :i.af:T"" H I T A. Yinvrsr: 1.-..!. Lie-:ixr all 1, I -1: ' :.i Lxeu E.f7,A.,. "Eff I.AF'R'l'ETTE HEVVETT Cznrrssn U. HOLLEY '1' Sftxwiy' lf NE' Vlrsxty Fazzznrcic VVYILLIAM HOLLEY CHARLES Gcaoou HOUSTON, IR. Hlqh Honor 1, 2, 35 Freshman Lit- erary Society: Entrant in I. E. B. Stuart Contest 31 Assistant Business I'-fafager, RAINBOW 31 Editor-iw Ciiei, RAINBOVV 45 Lieutenant 47 Sabre Cub 47 Goffi "R" Socie-xy -S. CLARENCE B. Inwm Richmard HifY 3, 4: Chaplain 43 Literary Society 4. VVILLIAM ARTHUP Incitsoix T H E 19 3 6 R A 1 N 3 Q W V rl, :Lure ...J ,Avi f' r L""H" 5"'e"' W 2, 2, 4- sub-2 LEE HJR'-'AF,3 CLI'-'EE Eazrzson I N 2-LA H , :, - Lava- eisnil 4- -. nu-, ,Lia ,Lr 4' .vn- Ia. -: 3,2 -r ..:. 1- Jim 47 Cem- .arsiry . .. -2: man- KE LY THE 1936 RAINBQW 63' V' xc! gf ,!1,.3', .:-,b..rr.,:: I g. rx' r ,......g.. T ' IE i V Literary So Q: -ne :ry Sorxety 43 'v ' 4 K' L E 1 1 :r 11 'lub ' 1 L 111 ml 44 EE T H E 19 3 5 R A TN B 0 W N CECIL .l.1:THCm'f LEMON A. H. C, Lxtemry Society 2, 3: Ccrporcl 2: Sergecxii E, -43 Glefe Club 3. 4. Ist-.Ac CLAEE1-ICE LEVY, jp Li'erGry Society 3, -ig C0rj::r:l E: Secretary, Lxtemry Snclely Qp Debut- irtq Team 11: MUSKETEER Sufi -1: Lieutenant 4: Sabre Club 4. E. Rcssns Lows: LIGIJYEDCYUI, R.O.T.C. 4. EL".-:APD BERRY Mnnrxrz, IR. Hugh Honor 2, Y: Flutozn S-iruvcxnl -5. TILI2. -1 V-.A-,. ':""' - Un" -r- n'l. -v '- Ion.. bono.. ,..,.E.rr.. ,r, Hzncr Q: Hugh Himr E: E:ss ball E -Z: S'?1'Q'E'IT,1-Q, P., I. Lf WHVML4 '-, 'I Lf :' - : . b F. ' ' A 1355 RAINBOW 'rv 1 IL.. lr' .'icr:TGor.1zHY - .fxrszly Fortbzll L.-,... . sf. ir: TIE:-.'r.1r.r1 :'i Hfr' 3 4: 1 .1"Y'9l'lfY -1, Luc-r-:xy 11: -I f.h"f11:nq E41- T V EQEQEZI -' 'Qfiwrpvrfxl THE 1936 RAINBQW Rossa? Lmxnsa NEWTON Honor 1: Corporal. R.O.T.C. 4. DOUGLAS NIIDDLETON Pmmus LINTON KLINE PAULP: FLLIOT POMFIRANCE .:LL:Az.s PAR "--Avg. L""l' "' EG RAY PE.-REPS sketiscll 2, 3, 4: Capt, Tr1::3: 2, A -if Leiter 3, 4: Cam- pcmy' F::th:.. ?: Leiter m Fcctbull -4: Lieutenant 3, 4: Sabre Club -E: '."::rsm' Club .., 3, 4. HAe.svf G. Fir H r I 1 Hugh Hwxxwr Z- LQ-Mor fzsiz-i'k.:1l Lzzemry ...:1v:-2',' -IA f.fl,1SHff'ffEfi 5 1.1 -3- T11 r T-11711 J .f- I :f xr Y T. C. ' L' ',-:::5gL P':'.-JE E rx.. n.. EF-EE TH 1' L- 1 fc - .,-.-1 Tumi "'v:." -. hm 1:.,1 ri- 4 -1 -.,. I vp-.. 1 X. 1:5113 'mfr " 'Ulf i E i336 RAINBx5W ci- ? Q1- 4-1 43 RAE UEIEIHT -1. WXLLIAM GEORGE SCHUELEH Top Sergeant 4. ARTHUR THDMAS Honor 37 Sergeant 4. Iomr McLucrus SNELLINGS Sergeant, R.O.T.C. 4. CARL H, STELLING THE1936 RAINBQW lar i t ' WILLZAIA EDVJARD SEAQQ Leon WASNER SIMON, IH. Horrzr l: High Honor 2, 3: Literary Sscxety 1, 2, 3, 45 Corporal 2, 3, 45 MUSKETEER staff 41 RAINBOW staff 4, HAROLD S. STEED C:rp:ral lg Sergeant 27 Sergeant, Band 3: Glee Club -1: Lrterary So- , .. 4 href, -Q. Hsmwzwr Pom STE:.1:::T Flzqh H-Jn-sr 1, I 1 Sttrtiezx r,,u:1, 1 Later-::'.' Sr'1f'tv I .' 'lr .T 'zvvrtu l- Vrt'-f-PIC-:1l"::t 4' 'E ',,x.J.",' A 41 I.-rtter rn T-rnzrls E -Q' uf up try Fwrtlwrll 3: Vaxsxty Club 3: FH! 1r't rv l. F, ll. IW:-wrt rrvrzt-'St 7- llp its Dlrtor RAlNllOW -1- Gvlti 'RU S fly'-ty' 3- Hwl:-rtl-,xll 'l'f'r:1t -1: 'D-J' t7r'.t'1 T-M111 -l' .fm x l- rv'.'.' li: lr' ' -I. tg? THE 1936 RAINBCDW 9 fans Gross: THEVAOS ' H':1:r 1: Htqfz Honor 2, 3: Fact- ttl Q F: Vice-President of Class 37 Tssrzn T.fAsa'.':: S1'LL1'.'Art SCREW 2-7: preiidertlt Jf mat R.O.T.p, -tg .actnoemy J- 3.15 F Scwltjr -1: Silbte t, -14 Deitmtnq T-aim -ly HAYN- t:1f 4. ' E:-trtgtfut TttQr.tP3o:t Tacnm: F2A::e: SHsF,r.:rt . YY ' 'ft-373' Sitflty I fi Q, 4: Honor 15.2311 Q' "T ml f 3 'L'-H f .tit '-" Ciub 33 B" Vcrsxty "y Com- ? 37 Tfiik 31 5973'33'7i! R-G-T-ft l 1:5 Fa-1k.1!I R -Z: ?i:c:tm:nd Ht-Yq Fiffiill I-WW? 4 ' ,1-1.1 4: Sfjctetczty 5: LC-ttwt tn 'itil -I 53 Lctior ::t Truck fl, 55 L- Yurstty- Btxsitctbxll 55 Gold 'RH 'tftz' 5' I-.fU:'I'lETFFF' stiff 5: frlp- Lfwt: P., u"'Y1 7- "x PC eszdent Class 1' Lxtercry Szciety lg Fzrst Lzeute-mom E,C.T.'I. 4. 'fiz Et: T1-af , 'D 7'-Q Tvct: ,f'. 4 .T 1.52115 wsarzsn Emtgt, CCLUEN XVALLER Timir I, 2, ?: Lttemry Scciety 1. 'vom Z, E, 45 Entront tn F V Stuart Contest 7: Sergeant -4: if uk F -11 RAXNE-LOW staff 4, ABE WEIIJSTEIN Honor 2g Literary Society Eg Car- pcral, R.O.T.C. 4: MUSKETEEH staff 4. CLITNOII VVALTER WILLIAIAS, I High Honor 1, 2, 3: Literary So- ciety lg Sergeant 47 Lieutenant 47 Sabre Club 4, IOSEPH SUMNEH WRIGHT Honor l, 37 Corporal 3, FRANK Iossvn YOUNG Manager of "B" Varsity -1, THE 1936 RAINBOW -1- oterqe O:.rp. V. V-'VIHELE-5 Cjrpzral 2: Sergeant -4: E" Var SU I7 11 L Loiba HUGX4 E, XVXLLIAMSON HON Woo Lt xrg Ywctety 2, 3, -X: Rifle Team ant, R.O.T,C. 4. IOHN WILLIANI Younis Lttorar ' Gif--9 Clu y Soci-:tty l, 3, 45 Honor b -1. - lvl rv-- THE 1936 RAINBQW '-'A 5 1'-mf. 5 ' -" 1 Q if ...Q i ,-,., . , ,r , - -4 ,- I N L Vit- AQ, Q IAQAA ,A Jr, ,F E F 1 Fi' WTF' F" V: "" r--1 lin' 1 . , ,rf .., T v, ,... .-ff. . -. -.-. -t ' A -A l I- ' ' - at 1 1 ' ' 'iifi , , Q '-Sf A I . gif? I - gigi-L Il ll Mx Entrance to Building Q YI' j!vtK: -45 5-1, - .J f X X W1 XXX 54 Eff FW 1-1-3 O 2 2. E3 O m 2 -1 I-H L A mm' x 1 Qfficers of A. R. C. Iunior Class U gg as T Tr: ru. Archer, Tracy ' Askey, Chas. M. Dailey, Paul B. Baker, Tom M. Baldowski, Iulian Balk, T. F. Barnes, W. W. Barrett, Alex Baston, C. E., Ir. Battey, Alfred M. Battle, C, L. Beckwonh, Clarence Belding, Lambeth S. Boeckman, T. V. Boswell, Chas. Bradley, Wilbur Brennan, Iames I. Brodeur, Ioseph R. Broome, W. Bolar, Ir. Brown, Reuben B. Bruce, Chas. H. Burch, Ias. H. Byington, Wm. Calhoun, W. C. Carringan, Theodore S. Cave, L. O'Neal Chaney, L. W. Chapman, William T. Clark, Herbert L. Claussen, Henry H. Cochrane, William Cooper, D. Covar, A. L. Crawford, Geo. W. Creed, Cleveland E. Crouch, Iames S. Cunningham, Barrett Cunningham, Mel. G. Curtis, Ioseph Danforth, E. C. B., Ir. Davant, Chas. Dean, Ralph M. DeMedicis, Herbert H. Dinsmore, Iohn W. Edenfield, Richard I. Elliott, C. Richard Ellis, R. William Eubanks, Iullan T. Evans, Frank C. Evans, T, Lee Fine, Neal A. Fulcher, Bartow Fulqhum, Henry A. Fuller, Marlon Gardner, W. C. Garrard. I. E. Gehrken, A. R. Goetchius, Eugene Goodwin, Bland Graham, Sam Griffin, Louis, Ir. Gulledge, lack D. Guye, W. P. THE N936 RAINBOW A. R. C. Iuniors Hadden, Odell Hall. Iohn E. Hamilt:n, David P. Hammett, Chas. Hancock, Chas, A. Hannah, Sidney Harrison, Parvey Hartley, I. Franklin Heath, Bryant Heqgie, lack S. Herlonq, Milton Hildebrandt, Henry M. Hill, C. M. Hollingsworth, Earl C. Howard, Iulian C. Hughes, T. Lorin Ivey, Henry Frank lopling, Robt. M. Kelly, lack H. Knapp, Frank R. Lamar, Bernard Lazenby. las. M. Lee, Elvin LeSueur, B. H, LeSueur, I. E. Lewis. Wm. Linson, Palmer Long, Boyce Maher, Marion I. Mahoney, Iohn I. Mahoney, Wm. M. Maloney. Sheron Markwalter, C. Victor Markwalter, Roy A. Mason, F. Dan Maxwell. R. I. May, Wardlaw W. Meehan, Tom P. Merritt, Wm, E. Mize. E. Gunnels Mobley, I. Russell Montgomery, Ierome Moody, E. A. Moore, Ioe W. Morgan, T. I. Moss, Lamar Murray, Walter B: Murry, Robert L. McGahee, lack E. McRae, Grady M. Neal, Lester E. Neill, Wilfred Newell. Iimmie H. Oqilvie, Ioe I. Olive, Robt. l... Ouzts. Iohn A. Owens, las. A. Paine. Iohn A. Peterson. Milledge Pelrca, Ebble Philpot, Des. Ford Pond, E. Llnnell Pritchard, Hanison Purvis. Harvey Harnbcw, Earl A. Batter-ee, Wm. Richards, Marion Hinker, H. Gerald Robinson, Robt. A. Roesel, Max I. Rox, W. T. Rush, W, E. Sancken, Geo. A. Saxon. I. P. Scofield, Lester B. Scott, Vernon . Scurloclc, Wm. B. Shull. Silas, Smith. W. Randall rd, Iarrell I. W. Seiqler. Sheppa Shirley, K. W. Raymond B. Roy, Ir. Smith, F. Coleman Smith. lack A. Smith, Mahon T. Smith, Robert H. Smithemtan. R. S. Smolen. Percy Speerinq, F. L, Spires, Alex A. Stevens, W. S. Stewart, C. Wade Stovall, Ias. B. Sullivan, Iohn I. TaYlor, Earl Taylor, Robert Tebow, Vtfm. Iennin Teston, W. Willie Tobin. Iohn Towns, Preston Usry, Tom H. Van Dyke. Chester L Walker, Melvin Warr, T. Cooper Waterhouse, I. N, Whaley, Charles W. Wheatley. Sanders Wheeler, Clinton Wheeless, Billy Wiggins. Ias. E. Willis, W. A. Wilson. Iohn S. Womack, Tolmadqe Wood, William W. QS Woodward, Marvin T. Woodward. Wyman P. Wright. I. D. Wright. Nathan Young, Edward B. Younq. las. C. Young, Iohn M. Young, Wm. L. Youngblood, Leslie V. -4 NW?" ab..m,g, oo oo' if .,, 'wifl--nlffff Gfficers of A. R C. Sophomore Class Abernathy, Lewis Adams, Chas. E. Adams, Henry C. Akins, Lawton Aldridge, Lucius M. Allen, Henry B. Andrews, Iulian Angelakos, Gus Arnold, Ray Arthur, F. Ioe Ashe, E. C. Atheam, Mitchell L. Avery, L. Eugene Avrett, Milton Baqqs, W. H. Bailey, B. E. Bailey, Chas. F. Bailie, R. C., Ir. Baird, Wade H. Baker, H, K. Baker, Robt. B. Barbin, Robt. M. Burden, Woodrow Bames, Chas. R. Bateman, I. O. Batman, Edward Belger, Roy E. Beman, Henry D. Bentley, Walter F. Best, Iohn Black, Wm, B. Blackwell, R. F. Blackwell, Maurice Blackwell, P. S. Blanchard, Thos. Bland, Richard L. Boiler, Albert Bolyard, Frank K. Bonzo, Marvin M. Boozer, Iohn Boswell, Iohn D. Bowers, H. M. Bowman, Louie I. Boyd, Wm. I. Barnes, Wayne A. Bracey, lno. V. Bragg, Arvin W. Bray, Harold Broadwater, Robt. Brotherton, C. C. Britt, I. Elmo Brown, Chas. F. Bnickner, Albert Bruker, Billy C. Brown, Wm. T. Bryant, W. L. Buckley, Lawrence I. Buford, Chas. Burton, Ben W. Carpenter, H. M. Carpenter, Henry W. Carpenter, lack Carr, C. F. Carroll, Russell Cason, las. W. T H E l 9316 Rf A l N B Q W A. R. C. Sophomores Casco, Robt. W. Cater, Idis B. Chalker, C. A. Claffey, I. O. Clark, Herbert F. Clark, Robt. L. Clark, Willis Cliett, Dozier Cloud, A. L. Cloud, H. C. Collins, P. S. Cooper, Wm. Cooper, I. R. Corley, Wm. C. Coursey, Marvin H. Crozier, F. E. Culpepper, Dan W. Daitch, Irvin I. Daitch, Louis Daley, Iohn W. D'Antignac, Cecil Davaney, Iames Davant, F. D. Davis, E. P. Day, Chas. H. Dean, l. D. Deas, T. C. Dennis, Caver C. Dickson, Chas. Dixon. Linton Doughty, LeGarde Dudley, Elmer Duncan, Iames B. Dychess, Hugh Dye, Chas. Dye, Paul Easterling, W. H. Edelblut, Carl M. El l iott, Epps, Eva ns Eva ns Ferris. Fisher, Leonard T. Iones .l. C. Warren H. Rickman R. H. Fitzgerald, las. Fox, H. E. Free, Iames Fuller, l. B. Fulmer, lno. R. Gaines, W. L. Gay, E. W. Givens, Shelton Glover, lno. G. Goldberg, Sanford Greene, E. F. Griffin, Wm. H. Guy, Iames Gwin, T. I. Gwynn, I. B. Hains, I. T. Hamby, Otis Hamilton, H. L. Hamilton, Wm. F. Hancock, I. F. Hardeman, Leroy Hardin, lack Hardy, Lamar Hargrove, D. W. Harrell, lack Harris, T. E. Harrison, Bernard Harvley, I. D. Haynie, M, C. Henderson, Marvin Herrington, I. R. Hochmuth, M. S. HolleY. l. L. Holston, W. E. Hooper, Raymond Hoover, lno. C. Hornaday, L. B. Honon, Lloyd Horton, Robt. I. Houck, T. R. Howe, H. M. Howell, H. W. Hughes, W. E. Humphrey, W. D. Hungerford, H. D. Ingram, Albert lackson, Lloyd Ienny, F. F. Ioe, George Iohns, I. D. Iohnson, Ronald lohnson, E. S. Iohnston, Howard lones, Kenneth R. Iones, Wesley Kearns, Iohn Keels, I. H. Kelly, I, Marvin Kerr, E. M. Kimbrell, C. A. King, G. P. King, W. O. Kitchens, R. H. Kitchens, R. W. Krafka, loseph Krouse, Ashby R. Lamb. las. P. Lazenby, losh M, Lazenby, lno. R. Lee, O. C. Lemon, l. T. Lemon, Vincent- A. Levy, Bernard Lines, Ino. A. Lines, W. A. Little, Harber Longeway, L. W. Loyal, R. R. Luke, Alton E. Maddox, Roy Marshall, Chas. Markwalter, Chas. Markwalter, E. Al. Mauldin, Wm. S. Maxwell, A. W. W. H. E. May, H. W. Mayo, Rudolph P. Mills. l. C. Mitchell, Lawrence Mitchum, Bemard Mobley, Geo. R, Morgan, M. W. Morgan, W. P. Moye, Ben. R. Mulherin. loe Mulligan, T. I. Murphey, M. C. Murray, C. R. Mutimer, G. H. Myers, Eugene Myers, W. M. lvlacLauchlin, Breamer McAlhany, l. F. McCall. l. F. McCauley. T. B. McCown, D. B. Mclntosh, C. H. McKie, Clifford McLarty, R. R. McLendon, Ino. W. McNair, Marvin R. Newman, Iohn Nixon, Ino, W. O'Hara. Chas. Page, Nelson Pague, Harold Palmer, L. E. Pappas, Chris Parks, Geo. H. Parker, H. B. Parrish, Harry P. Pender, W. H. Pierce, P. M. Plagwitz, Wm. Pollard, I. R. Pomerance. Leon Pond, Melvin Powers, W. l. Pratt, R. C. Prescott, E. H. Prouty, Hal D. Punaro, Vincent I. Radford, Robt. H. Ramsey, I. W. Ramsey, S. M. Rauton, I. M. Ready, W. A. Reed, C. W. Remsen, Rem Rinker, Frank A. Rivers, I. F. Rhodes, A. K. Rhodes, D. C. Rhodes, Frank E. Henry Roberts. Roberts, Starling l. Robinson, Lewis I. Roesel, lno, C. Rollins. Emory Rosamond. W. l. Rosier, l. Wm. Rosier, lvl. N. Rupert, Craven Rushton, L. L. St. lohn, W. E. Scott, V. W. Shell. l. Ed. Scarr, Geo. B. Seigler, l. M. Shacklelord, McDade Shanahan, T. L. Showrnaker, Wm. L. Sibley, Ino. R. Silver, Benjamin Simon, Carl Skinner, E. I. Smith, Franklin O. Smith, Robt. A. Smith, T. E. Smith, Wm. H. Sneed, Wade Snelling, BCIYard Stanford, Lloyd A. Stark, Robt. P. Steele, Wm. T. Stevens, l. Paul Steward, C. I. Stone, lack Marshall Stoudemire, H. A. Strother, Clinton Suhr, Geo. F. Sumner, Dennis Teuton, G. Edward Thompson, B. E. Thompson, Guyton Tiller, Reese l. Toole, Geo. Traylor, Geo. A., Ir. Trommerhauser, Billy F Turner, Clyde Usry, Chas. H. Usry, Ira P. Vause, C. C. Waagner, M. E. Waddey, C. M. Wages, H. N., Ir. Walden, Leon C. Wallace, A. Harbin Ward, Albert F. Ware, Robt. L. Warr, Frank C. Watkins, Geo. Whaley, Paul W. Widener, lack L Wilkerson, I. B. Williford, Gordon Wolfe. Warren Womack, Clyde K. Wong. Thos. Wood, I. Brewster Woodward, I. C. Wyatt, Wallace Wynne, W. B. Yee, Stn Young. G. R. ,gh -sg A 1' Qfficers of A. R. C. Freshman Class P5515 T 1 HIFE-PEE T L 'E rr W Y Y DELETE THE 1936 l2AlNBOW Allen, Chas. D. Allerton, S. Chas. Amos, Paul A. Anderson, Fred Anthony, Ed Atkinson, Archibald Austin, Henry W. Avary, Madison Averett. I. H. Bacon, I. E. Bailey, Geo. L. Baird, Richard L. Baker, Frank Balk, W. A. Balkcum, W. A. Banks, L. A. Bargeron, B. B. Barnard, D. D. Barnes, A. L. Barnes, George Barrentine, Elisha Bartlett, Wilder W. Bartley, I. L. Battey, Louis L. Battle, I. Z. Bearden, Ino. D. Beasley, I. W. Belding, Ioe E. Belding, Wm. E. Bentley, H. H. Boardman, Iack D. Bolen, B. T. Bolgla, Bennie Brandenburg, W. M. Brandt, Denard Britton, W. L. Brodeur, Wm. D. Broome, B. Brown, Coleman I. Brunson, B. C. Bryant, Ias. E. Bryant, Marvin Bryant, Wade Bryson, Edward Bugq, C. E. Burnside, E, A. Burrell, Asberry Busch, Sol Bussey, B. L. Bussey, R. M. Butler, I. P. Calhoun, Patrick Callison, H. G. Campbell, G. S. Cantey, Irvin Capers, Frank Capps, W. H. Capler, I. Carnavas, Harry Carroll, Philip Carry, R. E. Carswell, Geo. Casey, Tillman Caver, H. P. Cowley, S. H. Chance, P. T. Chaney, S. B. Cheshire, E. R. Choate, Ino. Cloy, M. 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U E " 'U- i - i A pmmzrf purpzse :f eiuccaizn is 1: train rnen and '.-:amen .Y ". for pzsmzzs sf leadership :nd respcnsibility, hob public: cmd -..-.55 private, Ki 1-:cr :rs '.-fell as in peice. May you fill yzur position " in izfc ds well :s 7:11 have in our schcsl. 1 f ' 2 r wwf' SALI FURSWELL. CAPn.:r: or Irrferzrev. P. M. S. Arm T. Seiirrespect, pride, confidence, and friendliness between individuals are rmporicnl elements oi discrpiine. A mcm who has proper self-respect can never enter mio ieqredcxiion. Discipline brmqs out rhe proper inzuclzve and rescurceiuiness desired. It includes czercions cmd resircinis rewards and punish- nents, praise and censure, independence and suhgrdznolicrx. WILLIAM C. MCGEE, S:-T.. D. E. il. I.. Ass, P. I-.L S. Arn T, Regimental Staff RICHARD RUSSELL, CAPTAIN fReq. Staff: MARTHA HERMAN, SPONSOR GEORGE FULLER, CAPTAIN 'fReq. Stcxfif GLADYS BODEKEP., SPOIISOF COLEMAN SMITH, CAPTAIN LR-eq. Stzizf BERNICE STROUPE, SPONSOR Regimental Staff x f' O- 525-4 'fi' fit: T1:,1r.1 Zf'fLLr: EEASFZR' rift! :ELZESH "J1LL1Ar.e Kr'rcriEr:s Y-:DTI Spams? x uicnt Stott f"'7 First Battalion .-.rT.-.IN rmt ELL tr . ,Or.4pAr:Y .-a .f-.PTAITJ ACK FORTUNE . . Cor.1PANY B 5.2-T.-itil H!+.F.R'z' LTOELEH' f:r.wAr:v C iIll1I-4-,YL l PAT REDD ELIZABETH I-low:-mn - LLOYD ADAMS I. B, HALL C. PEAR:-zz Captain Sponsor lst Lieutenant lst Lieutenant rd Lxeuienzzt Company A PAT REDD, Captain ELIZABETH HOWARD, spans LLOYD ADAMS, lst Lieutenant I. B, HALL, Ist Lieutenant C. R. PEARRE, lst Lieutenant Adams, C, Adams, H. Avery, E. Bolyard, F. Buck, C. Caler, l. Chalker, C. Collins, L. Covar, A. Curtis, I. Day. C. Daley, Fl. Dean. I. Drcxs, H. LEMON, C. SHERMAN, T. ANDREWS. H ASKEY, C. HEWETT. l. Tswxlwz. H. Easiarllnq, W. Edelblut, I. Elliott, L. Epps, I, Forbes, G. Heins, l. Hema-iay, l. Hou-.'e, H. D Huqes, IN. lrwln, C. lacl-tscn, L. loncs, R. Lockman, I. K. SERGEANTS CORPORALS PQIVATLS Marlzwalter, A lviauldm, "JL lfeurer, H. lvhddlebmoks. Munn, B. lvlyers, B. Nm-.'ell, P. Phllpat, D. Powers. W. Pr-rscott, H. Ramsay, N. Hatter-se. lui. ilcblirfs, S. Sanclcen, H. C. WALLER, E. WHEELER, C. Woo. H. KELLEY, W. lvlomcomsnv, L. Owens, D. REDD, E. S:arr B. Szarr, G, S-eaqo, VK. Smith. G. Sullxvan, I-.. Sumntf-r D. Stanlcrd, I.. Sylvester Taylor, G. 1 . T-ek:-on-.'. I. Toole, G. l.l-'Ari D. Y-eo, L. Young, I. r IJ X K " " Y-fvf-H " A U'w'f'r LA-sf' x ,,,, L 71,625- : pn T Y HCV: . 1' ZS, 1. ' u lay, L, Ixqrai F' x-,..,f L.,.m,..:1.' Company B H4 w "' L . Y: .: -- T l'1"1-'V' 'zrr-:QI 7. trgrcve, -zmnqtzn, ,. 111632 F. c'.-:ard L. unqe-rford, ef? E. vs. ,-,-cite! SEQGEANTS CORPOIQALS PRIVATES 1 , 1 wb. ' .-f'g.:.-3r,,. I.1urphey'. L., Yrs, ,. . .lay-ers, P. V IC-em W. Fuqua-, H Plc!-Q-E P. Q, I.. P':rT.c-tcm: Emu R. C. Puncro, '-. 1 l'- '1 cn z: Q 1. .rx fr v :,: A LEY, V. C. fxTEHHlf"J5E gizxgf N Hgfhjrf fr, f Fu-ff D YI11,A 2-Ahf 11-W I SM'-Q: E. Smuh R. A Spf -31, ".'5. Spare-' A, T ' I1 ' ...Lb ' 'f1I. 1 TI-IE IQ36 RAINBOW CEE CORRECTED if HARRY MQBLEY MARTHA BAILIE GEORGE RHODES CARLISLE HALL WILLIAM KENNEDY Captain Sponsor lst Lieutenant lst Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant HARRY MOBLEY, Captain GEORGE RHODES, lst Lieutenant CUNNINGI-IAM. B. CUNNINGHAM, M. GARDNER, R. DRANE, S. Dunsr, F. HAMMOND, I. MAI-IONEY. S. Arthur, I. F. Covar, A. L. Barbin, R. M. Crouch, I. Barnes, W. Culpepper, D. Behman, I-I. Gay, E. Boeckman, I. Goetchtus, E. Bradley, W. Hanby, O. Broome, W. Hardin, I. Brotherton, C. A. I-larvley, I. D. Burton, B. Henderson, M. Carroll, R. Honey' C' Clark H Holston, W. E. ' ' Horton, L. Cochrane, W. 1,-,qmml N- Connnell, I. Little, W. Company C CARLISLE HALL, lst Lieutenant SERGEANTS COIQPOIQALS PRIVATES Luke, W. D. Mahoney, W. Markwalter, A Markwalter, C, Maxwell, B. Mttchum, B. Murray, W. Peterson, M. Pritchard, H. Rivers, I. Roberts, H. A. Shell, I. E. Sheppard, I. MARTHA BAILIE, Sponsor WILLIAM KENNEDY, 2nd Lieutenant GRANADE, R. PAULI-:, L. POWELL, L. MORRIS, L. SIMON, L. TowNs, P. WRIGI-Ir, N. Siblelf. I. Stewart, W. Stone, I. M. Taylor, E. C. Toulon, E. Thompson, G. Trommerltouser, C Verde-ry. O. Waddey, lvl. Walden. L. Ware, R. M. Wheatley. S. WIl6l3I9I, C. Wtaains, I. THE1936RAlNBOMf J'f1'T.7T J" fx f:':' APTATN ALE? DORE I ' ,mr 'HIV :x,.,. ,-W.: .': ', ' li :Z'1',' Second Bahahon SKK! C F' APT.-xl!!! wLL Tw .L NL? APT' 'T PVAEEPT HILLS T H E 1 9 36 RAINBOW 195 v l mi .tl ALEX Doazmus Hman BOARDMAN ALVA Cooezn Cr-zmuzs Fonrum: Dano Tr-rzvnos Captain Sponsor lst Lieutenant lst Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant ALEX DOREMUS, Captain ALVA COOPER, lst Lieutenant EEDLE, R. L. Enornsun, I. COOPER. D. Arxms, I. C, FHANKLUJ, B. H. GWINN, C. lACK:JON, W. A. Eaqqs, W. H. Clark, H. BarleY. P. Clark, Ft. t5I1.r.c,wsY.1, l- Creed, C, Balk, T. Crozier. l. Batman, E. Dean, H, Beldinq, L, Dmsmore, l. Blackwell, M, Dyclies, H. Barton, A. Dye, P. Bawman, I. Eubanlzs, I. Britt, E. Gaines, W. Brown. B. R. Gllllfflltl, l, Chaney, L, Givens, S. Chapman, W. Sulletlfjxe, I, Company E CHARLES FORTUNE, lst Lieutenant SEIQGEANTS COQPOIQALS PRIVATES Hadderz, O. Hardeman, L. lcplrnq, R. Kelley. l. Kelley, lfl. Lazenby, l. McGahee, l. l.'.'l'fr'1-, C. Merritt, H. Mrze, l. Neill, l.. Oqilvie, l. DHar1 C. Outzs l. HELEN EOAHDMAN, Sponsor EENO THEVI-.OS 2nd Lieutenant DUNAWAY, R. HOWARD, I. STEZLLING, H, LAMB, l. P. Pomsmmcs, E. SULLIVAN, l. WRIGHT, D. Palm-5-r I. Parker, K, Parks, H. Plaqn-.'it:, Vt'. Furvxs, H. Hlnlzer F. nulline L. Hufsel ltr. Suurlr-.gil L. Stzarn.z:.ari T. Syttziz F, li, K1 T H E 19 .3 6 R A I N B 0 W ALLEN S2:1::::sv ' 5s:T-eu' ' ' '. T. 1551" F'-' '.'.'xLLm:.e Humor: LSLAHP CHXSOLM Capfzm Sp'f.s:: 1.41 Luau!-2-: ls! L:-9utf9:1'1::! ind Lmulencxnt .l.LLEE'5 ESIIIILEF. fn" EOROTHY F-.DAT.fS. Spgrxswx '. T "LET?fLE':' 151 Lzeute-2 '.'ffLLf.3.f-' H'.'fS"EI ls! L1-1-'xt-'-31:52 T' ' 'D 'THf3'JLf-1. 2:11 Lac-mencnl fAaPz3Ax T. :.a5:3a-D " Lo:-:E ',F4A'.'.'roa:T, H. T. EAVEHSQH, C. ELUOTT R. MARTIN. E. Barrier., W. 317:-rr f. Buren. A, Guy I. Birtzo, H. Gu-.'x:.. T. B32-:ers f. E-izrmhfrt, D. BrJf:9'f. T. Hcmxlhn. H. Bragg. H. Hcrnzllzr., '-'.'. Bruckner. A. Hxldebrcmdt. H. Clark. UV. Hillinqsn-forth Dcmlorth. C. Huqh-25, T. Dmzs, T. Kell-Q'-' VI. Fitzgerald I. Herr E. Fox, H. Kxmbrsil, C. Fuller. I, Kmfg, P. SERGEANTS RAE I.. Scwvmtn, G. Srzms, C. CORDORALS Munmxv. M. Newton, R. SNELLINGS. I. M. STELLING. C. PIQIVATES Pfrzpp F. R. Roosewl. C. Lerwrw T. Sven. V. U 1 ., .-rx:-2., H. f.':F':D G. Se-xqler, VV. Srmlh. B. R. Smith, T. A. L1-Ewfhfxn, T. f.f+91.'Qrs. T. Smnh. T. f.'11h-my' G. Szqrk, R. E. 3-fi:tqfmf9r1.' f. S!"a'."11l. I. P0419 N- Thompson. E. , .nu Ll Firm... ...Q yqusgx C4 Hcmnsu-.'. t.. Worr C. Whaley, C. Phfdns. E. Hxchcrds, M. Hmm-er G. Ygunq, I, THE 1936 RAINBOW C ROBERT MILLS CONNIE LANIER CURTIS NELSON GORDON KELLY Tom BAKER Captain ROB ERT MILLS, Captain CURTIS NELSON, lst Lieutenant ALLEN, R. I-I1LL, M. MARTIN, I. BOATWRIGHT, A. BRYSON, I. CARTER, C. LEVER, I. Atkins, L. Baston, C. Bateman. I. Bland, I. Bruce, C. H. Cave, L. O. Claussen, H. Cooper, I. Corley, W. C. Dovaney. I. Dixon, C. Dudley. E. Sponsor Edentield, R. Elliott. C. R. Ellis, R. Evans, T. Gehrken, A. Hancock. C. Hancock, I. Harrison, B. Hs-rlonq, M. Hill, C. Hoover, I. C. King, W. O. . lst Lieutenant lst Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant Company G GORDON KELLY, lst Lieutenant SEIQGEANTS CORPORALS PRIVATES Lamar, B. Lee, C. LeSeur. B. Maciauqhlin, B. R. Maddox, R. Mills. I. Mitchell, I.. Morgan. W. P. Move, B. Murray. R. Newman, I. CONNIE LANIER. Sponsor TOM BAKER, Znd Lieutenant POPKKN. H. ROBERTS, V. WILHELM, O. NEWMAN. L. NORVELL, E. RUPP, C. WEINSTEIN, A. Nixon. I. Olive. Fi. L. Philips. R. E. Pond. M. Rhode-s, F. Rushton, L. Seiqler, I. M. Usry, T. Van Dyke. C. Whaley. P. Woodward W. le 7l L f THE 1936 RAINBQW 'Misa H:j'.'5F I'.':z: FAJJ5 EEAFP'-' VEFFIIAT 'Ar'-: HEGGIE iw---Sf! :,t4 --.H f:!..u Third Battalion -1? AJ! 1121.1 4 r r- oum Y I 4 APTAIH TACK HA TED COMPANY Y UT!-.1F'J YCE G o wmv L ! THE1936 RAINBCW MILTON PARDUE Mnncusfurs Monms EARL KITCHEN Captain Sponsor MILTON PARDUE, Captain EARL KlTCl-IEN. lst Lieutenant GRAHAM, S. HAYNIE. M. HOOPER, R. AIHOS. P- Dressel, Fl. BUCOH. I- Evans. l. Broadwater, R. Fisher, R. Buford, C. Gleason, T. Colclouqh, W. B. Grammer, W. Coursey, M. Granade, H. DaileY. I. Harris, F. Ist Lieutenant Company I I. B. LEE, lst Lieutenant SEIQGEANTS CORPORALS PRIVATES Kitchens, R. Lemon, V. Long, R. Maxwell, A. Mclntosh, H. Purvis, O. I, B. LEE E. L:',-11: lst Lieutenant Znd Lieutenant MARGUERITE MORRIS. E. R. LOWE, 2nd Lieutenant SIMON, C. IUDY. R. Loucswmr, L. Ramsey, I. Seals, M. Seigler, B. Sexton, C. Teston, W. Sponsor Wilkerson, I. THE 152336 RAINBQW -. .. ".,-.. 3.-.-.. '--.. -- " - f. .. A . rt.-.LLR --.s.- r.r.'.Ers ..:'1rA:.: hkfrxli r.. RAIL r. '..AR3TARPHE:J TIEUUZT- sf Lx' L2 :1z:,1 H 'gigtfrzaz fri Lx-'luterianl P-APITCF par I ELLEN POWERS. Sponsor 'iL1.I9.T.i H.5.'z'f'1f fsi LL"-JTC-71 JU' '51 Lu 1rbl:.r::.! f.QFl5T.:xFIPHEFI frifi LI-Dutflnam SEQGEANTS HEAT!-I F. Q J. CORPORALS EELSEF, R. Ear.-.f::, W. T. EF'fm:'r, W. PRIVATES Ashe, E. iarr, LJ. Harms, T. Earker, F. Davidson, I. Hfrrion. R. .-Euslzn. H. 2e'v'v'x11, R. Lanhack. G. Eartle-it IN. Elrsii, H. F. I-I':AIhan','. I. Ezsu-sell, I. Evans. EV, May-9. C. Carpenter. H. Hardy, VV. Owens, R, F. VAUGHH, I. B. If-VAHH, F, C. HOLLEY I. fc-mga. W. D. STREET, T. Sanders, L. Smalley, I. W. Stsudemrre, H. Stowe-ll. C. Vfeltch, L. W. 'xNmqa!e, M. I.'Vcr'q. T. ""T is3?lsflQ T H E 1 0 tfg .it I N til W Ior: GOOD Ross HUNTER L. A. TYCE H. KREISBERG DAN Bot-:LES Captain Sponsor lst Lieutenant lst Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant IOE GOOD, Captain L. A, TYCE, lst Lieutenant Company L H. KFREISBERG, lst Lieutenant SERGEANTS Bnut-:ER, B. COPPOIQALS BLACKWELL, P. Cnson, R. W. PRIVATES Butler. B Culpepper, D. Luke. A. Brown, I. Duncan, I. I'-tulhexin, I. Carroll, R. Gcldberq, S. Egbsrts, H. Casnn, I. Grxttin, I. C122-TLD. I. ROSE HUNTER, Sponsor DAN EOVKVLES, 2nd Lxeutenant DOUGHTY, L. PAPPAS, C. Rox, B. Shy makar, B. Snnw., TG. Steele YK, 2715" L1 Ii i' ' 5 'Y 'Q :Fx I If I73 J W r.L:,1or Mopar: Z.i.xP3:f: Evfxsxzaxrz Incx Km:-.-:soN O. B. INMAN CAPTAIN CAPTAIN CAPTAIN CAPTAIN Il: 35-51:12 Atiazzhrxt Stuff Freshman Battalion HAROLD CHANDLER , . COMPANY I CHARLES THOMPSON . COMPANY K CLIFF BALDOV-'SKI . COMPANY L T. I. HEFFERNAN . . COMPANY M 'H iifg?1ff11ff5a5. I H ll .5 tif P? A lN li CJ W 2ii12?aEf Hmaorn CHANDLER CLARA Nsu. Pom-uma SAM WALLER Roy Gruzzsr. WILLIAM IAJ-:Es Captain Sponsor lst Lieutenant lst Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant Company I HAROLD CHANDLER, Captain SAM WALLER, lst Lieutenant ROY GRIZZEL, lst Lieutenant SERGEANTS CLARA NELL FORTUNE, Sponsor WILLIAM IAKES, 2nd Lieutenant Fnmus. E. pgymyl W, JOHNSON W- ROBINSON, H. MAHONEW H- Wiccms, E. CORPOFZALS B1m'r1.r:Y, l. Kaswsort, L. BnuNsoN, B. Sr-uxotcuzronn, M. CHANCE, P. WALLEH, H. PRIVATES Bailey, G. L. Gilman, N. , Marsh, E. Ross, L. Barge-ron, B. Henderson, H, C. Mercer, Carl Scott, L. Barnes, A, L. Hoke, G. lvlye-rs, VJ. Senn, FI. Boardman, I. Howell, H. McKendree, C. Talbert, L, Chancey, S. B. lorrett, H. McNair, P. R, Tiller, W, R. Cheshire, R. E. Ice, A. Nelson, Fl. H. Tccle, l. Cosby, R. H. lohns. I, Newell, M. Wages, H. Covar, H. King, W. Peebles, C. E. Weiss, G. Gatewood, E. Lockman, F. Peters, Fl. XYQC- G. 5-.r.tn:r. D - n w :HAFLE5 TH1:,1P:::: EIA'H:F:::z F-.5252 .':pLzA:.1 HALE I HN-':'E:: '. FZ. FERRIE 5:r"x-" :vt 1' 1.1-'-1' nit" .st L.-.-.11-.-.,-1.1 -..Ci Lwutencn! Company K H.-RRLES THC?-f?SffI fzpnzzf KATHERINE REESE Spf-r, r '.'.'ILLI.5J.f ECP-.LE 151 Lwu!f4::h' E .5 rf!-,':"EffI J L1-'-:'-'nuff ' FERNE, 2114 Lxcmtmt-un! BUFFELL A E,'.-.A .-'1.:::zF::: EALFI, 5. H ..,. .,.,, -f Yam., -CI!.:. :mis E.. Bus: f3l11s:: T. .,-A..'I- .Aa ,-r.... -, "-xc.-M., ' ",..,Y Y ,-.,f.. -, ,.,. J. :xusvur , N, .... .... . .. 1 SERGEANTS CORPORALS PQIVATES ' rl' Q V"'5:1n ' GTM" - V'f-xsbevg Ffflf' Tumor P. Sikfrl 3 . ..,. .. L. 3',1fE6 .S 2, " 3' T Sri'-.H .7-.1r.:r.',' ., Gr.!f.7. lay T Hzrzf.-.. J 1913 1, Hay",-.'::'1 , 1 Iifzi :, Hp!! T. ".'.'?f:'. ell f z-1.r: 1 rn. Hamann, O. McL::r:ror:, G SMITH I. Gowmra, O, Hnwcociz, SH1Pr::, F. Ron: G. Pe-mb-:fr P1-2'rf:G, G Pzllcfrk, Y' R'l'1SE!, "JV ., Ran-Qs. ... Smxth T. crime Elec-i, P.. Smllmq Thurm :fn 'z Txmm. T. Tzn1nzQrr'. '.'.'x111ftr'1 I I 7 I LE I,A ' L' fl XYL' . Qwlf. I L, .1 A llltr K., A .. -..-A 'v -MAY4---f Curr' Bmnowsrcr BETTY FAHR CHARLES Housrora Prairie Wriarair Bam: Cannot.: Captain Sponsor Ist Lieutenant lst Lieutenant Znd Lieutenant Company L CLIFF BALDOWSKI, Captain BETTY FARR, Spore CHARLES HOUSTON, lst Lieutenant PHILIP WILHEIT, lst Lieutenant BRUE CHANDLER, Znd Lieutenant BATTEY, L. DAVANT, C. ENDERBY, H. BELDING, W. BUSSEY, B. HAGLER, I. KEENAN, F. Battle, I. Bentley, H. Britton, L. Bryson, E. Capers, L. VJ Cawley, S. Conlon, W. O. Courtney, l-I. Crawford, I. Davant, D. De-Long, O. SEQGEANTS EHGLE, I. I-lAHvr:s'roH, T. Wir.z.rx-:Gr-rAi.r, I CORPORALS DJIURPHY. O. Toon, L. WALKER, I. WOODWARD H. PRIVATES Dennis, I. M. I-:nes B. Prather. D. Dolan, w. A. cey. w, SWS' Eavenson, VV. Kinqery, B, RZTHVQ-Jager LA Edwards, I, R. Kuhllze, R. H. pmhmjsy T, Evans, H, Linton, E. Robertson Fl. Franklin, I. P. Lynn, M. Smith C. Harrison, W. H, Marshall Srnyllie, E. P, Hester, R. MrGr'r'.-.' .-X, T. Wallace W. Hodge, I. lulc-:ire 'Waller l. E. Hull, I. Oql-Qtr-ie. S, XVc.:d-.f.-ard H. l-luntinqtort, H, Pearszn S. S. Wilk: :Ast A V. 5 ,QNX KH F. Hr:rr:sr:.m:: .L.-.-anna SA:::+:s:: Scum: SMITH Z. C. Lzvx' WxLuAr.q Yovnc Ccplcm Spcnscr I..! L1-5-utancm .st Lzeznericm frmd Lxeulencnl EFFE?-.N.-RF. Ccxptczn AUEELIA SANCKEN, Sponsor -vw .V W. . 14-.. 1, -. .... ' .3 ,st 1.25112-Qticnl Aggirz C. C. Es 3:r:':F D, CL EJ S. GI. S. Sul-Pzgi-, I. C. LE'.":' ls! Lieutencm SEQGEANTS CORPORALS PQIVATES . J ""' E' E. WILLIAT-1 YOUNG. Znd Lieutenant Cnuzccfra, W. C, Vv'lH.L. C. Fucfrzs. I. G. f.'.':r.7Hzns E. rs. rim, E. .qu Y. I u., A-.. .,.f.f.r, T. :-1, I.. .,.. H. H. .mhz ,, 9 l' H E l gl 'R ' I PM ,fl l li-1 lf W R. O. T. C. Rifle Team KNEELING STANDING fl..eft to Hightl CI.-ef! to Riqhtl TOM BAKER IOHN LACICMAN COLEMAN SMITH ROBERT GRACEY HAROLD CHANDLER WILLIAM Im-:Es Gsoncs FULLER tCoptainJ IACI' Fomumz l' T' CLECKLEY ' ELLIOT Moam-I FRANK HOOPEH WILLIAM KITCHENS Incx I-IAINS SGT. W. C. MGGEI-: tCocchl Our R.U.T.C. Rifle Team was winner of FIRST PLACE in the corps area chalnpiunship in the National Xvlllllllll Ranflnllrli llearst match and THIRD PL.-XCE in the enrps area fifteen-Inan-team gallery rifle competition, and was designated tn represent the cnrps area in the Natinnal Interenllegiate small-lwre match. III the llcarst livefnian team match, Team Captain Genrge Fuller scored a possible of ZOO, and Tum ljakei' senrcrl 198 wut uf a pnssihle of ZOO. This match is spnnsnrecl hy Mr. Xxillllillll Ranrlnlpli llearst, who is an uutstmuling' sI1ppoI'teI'nf Natinnal llefunse :incl the RJ l.T.L', livery lQ.l.l.'l'.C, unit in the United Status einnpetes fin' lnniin-s in this IIIllICll, ln the lfrvurtli Onqws .Xrea tXVCl1ty'fUIll' scnim' units, nim'lt-en units frmn the essentially military selinuls. and twenty-une junior units in high selin-ils eninpetwl this year. At the time the RAINBOW' goes tu press, the results nf the Nntii-nal Intercollegiate small-bore Inateh have nut been annnuncwl. P. O. T. C. 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BLACK Smrosas SWXNT Officers of the Band MARION DASHER, Captain I-.DA FRANCES DAVIDSON, Sponsor GORDON MOSS, Drum Major MARTHA OLIVER. Sponsor TAYLOR SANDERS, Clst Section? W, C. IVEY, Captain f2nd Sectionj IOSEPHINE SWINT, Sponsor LEOLINE BLACK, Sponscr DAN McFADEN, Captain 13rd Section! NELI. MOYE, Sponsor MR. D. M. LINCUL, IIXSKFUCXCIT SABRE CLUB Qfficers -W - Y - 1-i .- f 4 LIEUTENANT-COLONEL IAMES Hoovza Eu.xo'r MORAN Milton Pardue Patrick Redd Richard Russell Taylor Sanders Allen Skinner Coleman Smith Charles Thompson George Marshall E. A. Hayden Charles Houston Fed Pember George Rhodes Conrad Smith Paul Stephens L. A. Tyce Sam Waller . " , T7 fl lN",tffTF,, glue lrln lf in r rmlllfs Members of Sabre Club COLONEL DAVID DALEY Donrtoa Nowzu. MAIORS ROBERT B. GRACEY Fm-mx HOOPER FRED Timm CAPTAINS Clifford Baldowski lack Harter Harold Chandler loe Heffeman Marion Dasher W. C. Ivey Alex Doremus Robert Mills lack Fortune Harry Mobley George Fuller Gordon Moss Ice Good Curtis Nelson FIRST LIEUTENANTS Lloyd Adams O. B. Inman I. T. Cleckley Harry Ieffcoat Alva Cooper William Kale Iames Elixson G01'dOI'l Kelly' Charles Fortune Earl Kitchen Roy Grizzel William Kitchens Carlisle Hall Kreisberq I. B. Hall lack Krewson John R. Hall James Lee 1, C, Levy Philip wiute-it Thomas Baker Dan Bowles Frank Carstarphen Brue Chandler Leland Chisolm Hickman Ferris lack Heqqie SECOND LIEUTENANTS William lakes William Kennedy Boyce Long E, R. Lowe C. H. Pearre Herbert Stellinq Dena Thevacs William Youxiq nu., F:-. .. ,-vu.. .. .A .vw -i lHi 1031, IQXIXIHJXY if pr' ml l-w rccwgnizu llcrc tlu- :wlxim-u-lllcxmts in the fiq-Ifl ffl rlllu u1:11'kw111:nl1fI1lp ni hw-rgv l'ullcr. Il mcmlwr U! Hur l:.H,'l'.1'. unit :md captain wwf nur rifle' ln-sun. His nwft pr-'n1imA11l zwlmicvc- uncut. lV.'l'llIlllb. was his cup- luring thu XYl1iftlm-r 'l'l'upl1y, k'llH'll'lIl1lUl' -fl nntlwnal fcnl-nz' blllll'CIl'l1lCj', :xl Crump Perry, Hluif-, lznwl fnmmur. Recently, 115 scfwcrl rm ININNHDIU nf 200 in lczuling um' wlnml team tw vic- l-frv in thc Xzltifvnzll Hearst Irnphy k'lIlUIl1'Ull1II1, His mcd- nlf. lrwplmivf, and Cilntiwns run inln clwzcn-. Kluwgc hm luwuglmt nzntifmal Zlflvllliull ln um' scluml mul t.. 'fur mnlltury uml. :xml wc arc prwufl -If him. Zbxiblelics RICHARD BRINSL UI n fmemoriam EY SI-IERIDAN, Jr. Iln- IIIL'III1'I'x --I Hixlx url I-rmslvx 5IIl'I'IlI'III I1 xxiII II x IX In In III III rl-wr '1 Ixlix-xx xx lllx 'I Ixlxllll v ,xvwg I I , llu- vlxzxmrxvl' :lml m:mIu-ml I1IIll Xcmlm-uxx, 'I'Ix--xxglx llxc xl-'xr III xx I1 ull xx xxx xl Ixi pl in, Hum lx 'Inn' , I N I . ' thx ul Ivlt I'-1' xv :um x1lc-:II fr :xxx Iflm LI ffl lx 'nfl IIIl'II. N' . 4.'- ' 'z , L" . JI " I-- II1-ll -xx Il xxlx Ixxnxx xml I xul lmxx Ilnlx Nlx xnlxn xx1Il xlxxnxx In :In llll lwlfm tln xwxxllxlul .xlIxI1:tv. ilu' clvux lvxll III xxx II1 lux IIlNl'II'l'N Ilxx- m'mx1l'xliw11 HI' III xxlx-I ug tu I llwxx III xx II It Ixnlxm nfl M ulxmx xxlmlx I+-:mul II IN Ixxu lllxm un Ilxmlxxzn Illl. .lx -I 1. X ' I . H1 l4'xx.:1I'1' xlxx- Ixvx' .Nl N,:.i, Q .,-.. .x::' I. llzxgx- I I' In Fxrxmg III Im IM-rx x mlm xxx IKIIXI If-xxx Ill -lxzxlmxg I 'le lmu - I In In sm .mfl Illx wlxff--I In I nn1uxxIfI1x-llnu In I11 ull 'xx ml Ilxfn Ill 1 xxx tln I 1 xl xlxl Y. I -III-xxxng I.f..lI4 'ff xllx Ill:-l1I':xlvl xx' Ixix IIIL'1II'vI'x, xllxlvliu ?l THE 1936 RAINBQW 4 Academy Stadium The Spirit of Richmond Academy-the Musketeer Spirit-lives in the gymnasium, on the football field, and in the hearts of men of Richmond County. This Spirit is the soul- of our school, and as Musketieer teams go forth to win or lose there is awakened in all of us, who either play or watch, the spirit of pride and loyalty and love of our institution. Athletics of today are recognized as essential to school life. They appeal to youtl1 and through that appeal we believe that we at Richmond Academy and Junior College are helping to build character, manhood that is not afraid, and clean, square sportsmanship into the men and women of our community. 'S' ,-..-lf..-. TI-1151936 RAINBOW J. G. McEON,ALD, Chairman G. L. BOLTON , J. 'C. LUCKIEY R. E. GRESSETTE A. P. MARKERT W. R. KENNEDY C. A. ROYSTON A. F. SIMPSON E. HARDY I. I.. SKINNER E.rf0fficio M embers -1,1, . , . .- .-1 l I' 455332 o a T H E I 9 3 o R A I B Q W 4A' 't,'50 -MM URIiSSI2'I'TE l.L'CKEY liwlxo Varsity Football Coaches CVRTIS LL'CliEY .,..... , .,.......,............,.. .,....., LvlliYCI'F-iff' of Georgia Haul Cmrflx lx! IUIQKT li. 4jlilf5Sl2'1"l'Ii ,.,,, ,...,.,,..,...,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,... ..,. L ' 1 1 ivcrsity 'rf South Car'-lum Lim' Cmzrlz li' IRHIQ XY. ILXYIXG ,,A. ....... .,..... . , ,. .,,,, ,l'rcwlvy1crinn C-'Hug .'l.v.visluuI fund: T Y f - . - r wg 1 1 r-A L N W ' N ti -xx .L .E .il 5lh'l'HIS1Il. I. 4 rx. Nmvk 1 XYHMH I., Num fx 1 H fun'-Lf, xlixlxl 1 1 ll 1 nn llt f. Smith. 51lll'.lPl 411 Jiri a ln 7 -ft I 1 14 IP H In 7 L.- THE 1936 122-UNBCDW ?5'T7? Varsity Football, 1935 Football was ushered into this grid-starved country last September. and its reception was most cordial. The opening game against Mashington resulted in an easy 40-O victory for the Musketeers. Coach Luckey used every man on the squad during this game. The next Saturday found the Purple and Gold matched with the Lanier Poets of Macon, the first G.I.A..'X. team played. Tom Baker ran wilfl that day. aided by a hard-fighting line and back- field. to score two of four touchdowns. Jack Smigh and Marvin McNair scored the other two. Lanier showed offensive power in scoring thrice. The Final score was 26-19. The Musketeers went on the road October 5, only to return defeated by a strong Gaffney team. "Mutt" Bearden furnished most of the fireworks for our side. but it was a losing battle from the beginning against the S. C. state champioas. Gaffney won. 38-15. The Musketeers again visited South Carolina the following Saturday and were held to a 7-7 tie score by a strong Spartanburg team. This ga'ne was a regular dog-eat-dog affair, with both teams playing brilliant defensive football. Finally. Spartanburg scored and kicked goal. but not to be outdone. the Cadets furnished Tom Baker with spectacular blocking as he returned a punt 65 yards to a touchdown late in the game. The Purple and Golders returned home to meet G. M. A. and. despite the fact that the red team from College Park were strong favorites. won a highly satisfactory 20-O victory. Bear- den. Thompson. Baker. McNair, Smith. and Nelson shared the offensive honors. while Davis, Buck. and Young showed up well in the line. In the next game the Musketeers broke a jinx of long standing when they defeated the Blue Jackets of Savannah High School, 7-0. After three scoreless quarters in which our boys threaten- ed more than once. Baker hurled a short pass over the goal line to Curtis Nelson for the only score of the game. McNair. next year's captain. was injured in this game and lost for the remainder of the season. The next week the Cadets played the Red Terrors of Glynn Academy. Brunswick. and de- feated them in a close game, 1-l--13. Baker scored both touchdowns. while Bearden kicked both extra points. Thompson's kicking was a feature of this game. as it was of every game. while Ratteree acquitted himself well at center. The following week the Musketeers played their first night game in Savannah against Bene- dictine College. The ball was carried over the Benedictine goal line more than once and was kept in enemy territory practically all the game. but several had breaks and a series of questionable decisions on the part of the officials kept our team from registering an official score. Benedictine scored in the last quarter to win. 6-0. Badly crippled. the Cadets entertained Columbia High here the following week-end and lost. 12-0, only after a valiant struggle. Buck was brilliant in this game-he broke through interference. made almost impossible tackles. and played slasliingly on offense. Lackman, Sancken. Inman. and Baldowski rendered yeoman service in the line. The Cadets threatened twice but couldn't get over that last important line. the goal line. The llomecoming game against Commercial lligh was played on the local field on Thanksgiv- ing Day in a quagmire of mud. Commercial recovered a Richmond fumble for a touchdown early in the first quarter. Later in the game Thompson blocked a Commercial punt. which paved the way for Richmond's tally. Baker's broken-field running over uncertain ground was spectacular. .X 1205!-563.5011 game here with Monroe A. and M. resulted in a decisive defeat for our boys. as the visitors passed brilliantly to score four touchdowns- and win. Zo-7. .X. R. C. scored first. but could not stave off the visitors' relentless air attack. Un the .Xll-Star team selected by "The Macon Telegraph." the Cadets placed Baker and Buck on the second team. Honorable Mention was given to Lackman. lnman. Young. Bearden. Thomp- son. and Nelson. The general consensus of opinion was that this years team was the best team of the past live years. It was brilliant in victory and glorious in defeat. Y fx K' i THE LJQO E,3iiN53w,WV Ruafling left ln right: u lfollnm lx'ff:.'-Sriirlf-ck. Stark, Su-iiing. Clark, iiriiiin, 1 x Purxl X 'lrr 1 il1HL'Ilg1'. Smwuifi lX,4'fn4I.lPI12. Xlrumgi-r Y-rung, Stn-wrirt. l"itzgvml'l. B Blku iX'illlI'Ll. Hiilfkwvil, H1vWL'il, f IH'x'I', lfllpt fliivt. Third lx'n:.'-li. xX'U1lIiX!'ilI"i. Nl. Wim lwnrfl. ll:i.rri-1-ii, Nlimrix Iwlnn mi Nixon llarfly. lfunninglizun. H. liulwr, lfzmu-. Taj' Kffzu-'lUm'liN, Llwach R1-yxt-ui, llunziway, Xl-iss. l"35 SL'llIilJl'l.Ii ,XXII RIiSl,'I.'1AS "H" Varsity 12 Urrmitcvillu "ll" Yziwily U Laiigley-Brnth "IZ" Yzirfity 1" XX'rens "ll" Yznrfity 13 North .Xugusta "IJ" Ynrfity .21 Louisville "II" Yzirsity 0 XYaynesboro N Tl-IE 1936 lQAlNl3QW ovTT HB" Varsity Football, l935 Coach Charlie Royston's "Ramblers," after having not been scored upon during 195-I-. again enjoyed a successful season by winning four games from a six-game schedule. The first game of the season, against Gianiteville High School, resulted in a victory for Coach Charlie's proteges by a score of 12-O. The "Ramblers" threatened to score several times betore touchdowns were pushed over by Smith and Bobby Baker. The heart-breaking defeat that the Varsity sustained in the second game of the season marked its first loss in about ten games. In the closing moments of the game, after both teams had played a steady brand of defensive football. Langley-Bath blocked a punt, which was scooped up by a visiting player and carried to a touchdown. The third game was against lVrens High School and resulted in a 19-Z victory for our boys. After the visitors, had scored a safety. Coach Charlie's boys put on the offensive heat and Robinson and Smith registered three touchdowns. North Augusta High School was defeated in the fourth game of the season. The victory was achieved. 13-0, after the visiting aggregation from across the river had put up a valiant fight. The high light of the game was Robinson's run of 90 yards for a touchdown. The other score was made by Smith. The "Ramblers" showed their best offensive of the season in the game with Louisville High School, which was placed in the won column by a score of 21-ll. Baker, Smith, and "Peg" Robinson were the offensive stand-outs. while Griffin and Marvin Woodward played good games in the forward wall. The last game of the season resulted in a decisive defeat for the "Ramblers" The game, which was played against XVaynesboro High School in Xlaynesboro, furnished an opposition stronger than any other our boys had encountered. Three or four times our boys were in scoring position but lacked the final push to carry it over. The final score was 21-0. Prospects are good for the coming season. 'B l I Coach R0j8l0fl Sept. 26 Uct. 3 Uct. 10 Uct. 17 Oct. 24 Uct. 31 Nov. 7 Nov. 14 Nov. 21 Nov. 26 THE 1936 RAINBCDW VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FDR 1936 Glynn .Ncaclemy Bailey Spartanburg Gaffney Monroe Aggies Commercial Savannah L'0lUll1lJiil Tech High Lanier Here Here Here Here Here Here There There I-Icre There lluar Lorrf. in thu Iwrlflv zuhifh goux 011 through Iifc THE1936 RAINBGW GYMNASIUM I uxh 1111! a fivld thu! is fair: Thr FIIIIHCL' lhuf is vquul with all in thc xtrifc, Thr rhaurv hu! lo do and durv. .Jud if I should win, may I 'win by lhv vodc, lI'ilh my faith and l'01H'Uf1l' hvld high,- .-lud if I xlmufff fuil, wmv I .vtuml iw Ihr rouzi. .-lm! rlzrm' ax lhv 'zvinmvxv go Ivy. NLTUIIII In-Il In FIQIII' vlrffilljl' 'IW1wm, l'.: Xlyvrx, Il.L IH-:I:'n-, if N.: l.zn'Ixm:m. -lx Nlurxlx YIM IIIIIIII XIIIII II Immun XIIIVIIII M Nw I 'Nlvllm-' II ' I'w1vkn1 ll K-nah .' -. : 1, N1-xxtvfn. M" III ln!111'I'-I"u'1'i-I1 Ku IQ. If IQ. lf Ii. V. IQ. 1, IQ. 11 IQ, V. li. V. Ii. LI Ii. l'. IQ. lf IQ. If IQ. 11 Ii. 11 IILTK1' IH' 4' III Ill I I IYII IiI'4I'I I4 In .ull 41 '11 Is ll 23 ,w ,u ,- -I fr. 11, 2.3 Q4 II:Irln'm 2-I I'l ll: Ix:I-Inn'-I-In I3 Xllnrn- .il Im-II1-'Im 5.3 I-Iumlvm II XIIXJIIIILIII Z2 I.r11vrIim'II11z' SI x'IXIIIIII.lll 31' I:t'1Il"llL'IlIIl' 37 mln-mx IN I Ilv1mII1.1 QS 1 IIIIllIl'I"CI'Il 47 THE N136 RZUNECUW iflsii A. R. C. Baslcetloall, l936 The A. R. C. basketball team. under the tutelage of Coach Charlie Royston. began its season under El severe handicap. since only two letter men had returned from the previous year. Nevertheless. the members of the squad set to work in earnest and. as 21 result, were rewarded with a successful season. After a short practice period, the Musketeers played Harlem in the local gymnasium and were defeated in a close game. Our boys won the next two games. defeating 'Wfrens and lYashington by sizeable scores. Their first road trip. which carried them to Athens and Atlanta. was hardly a success. The game against Athens High School was nip and tuck all the way, and our boys lost out only after .Xthens had put on a winning spurt in the last few minutes of play. The following night in Atlanta. Boys High, which had one of the best teams in the G. I. XX, A., gave our boys a severe trouncing. Determined to redeem themselves. the Musketeers returned home to defeat Columbia High in a very close game. ll-ll. Exceptional guarding by both teams featured the play. Lady Luck smiled on our representatives again in their next game. Displaying' their best passing of the season, they overcame Savannah High School in the last moments of play to win out by a single point in a second successive game, 23-22. In their next game, which was played in Savannah against Benedictine. our boys were defeated. 31-25. In the second game against Savannah High School. Herbert Myers scintillated at center. but his brilliant play was not enough to stave off defeat. 36-27. In, ZL return game. Benedictine was again the victor. despite the excellent all-round play of Captain Pearre. -lohn Laclcman's close Qllilflllllg and spectacular goal-shooting featured the victory of the Musketeers over ,Xthens High School in a return game in our gymnasium. Lum Yee put the "Oriental Twist" on a couple of sensational shots from the sidelines to aid in a 29-IS victory. The Cadets were defeated on their return trip to Columbia. the Carolinians winning out hy a score of 28-23. In the lj. l. A. .X. tournament. which was held in Macon. our team was defeated in the first round by an olrl rival. Commercial lligh School, ul Atlanta. Taking this defeat on the chin, the boys returned home. loolilllg' forward to next vear. lu-'ulmq Writ Yu rxglu. 1 fwuz !x'u1.' Xzmrx I"l-wvlmw, IN-l Xvwxwux, xI.ll'lIlJl llvrmzm. .I-'yrv l,n 1 ll 1 l,1lClxIllZll1, 11',i!f lx'v-rv lfllnn ll:u'1'm-Il, x'iXit,HI1'"'l:f1'IH'. l"1':um-x lluiw-N, Harp Ili Ill: x l'l5f'xlv1-llm llfrxvurfl. r In 1 -:wh Sixllpwrl. lluz X lun Mullin- Izmu'-, Xvwlrm- XIVIWIIHII Illlll 1 inqhmn, X I nz I zufnrr X lI"'lIIlIl lI:1x"h-11 X lltlll' Nlnuflt. s , 1936 Schedule and Results 16 43 17 ,- JI' 1173 34 38 .26 Sf, 21, 37 23 I lnrlvm XXYTVHN XXVZINIUIIQIHII X i111 Ill' llvauwng I lrmlvurg Ywung Harris Ifvzxm llixiu Kfrystula livzmf Hickman Park Faculty fticl THE i936 RAINBOW l. C. A. Girls' Basketball, l936 The 1036 edition of the Junior College Girls' liasketlrall Team enjoyed an unusually success- ful season. Twelve games were played: of these, eight were won by the wlumor Collegians, one ended in a lie, and three were lost. The games that were lost were each decided by the margin ot a single Iield goal, So that none of the losses was in the nature of a "heating," Several of the games were especially exciting. ln the Vidette most spectacular exhibition of the year, chalkinf up lf? points be register. .Xgainst the line Young llarris College team the locals lead in the tirst quarter and then staged an up-hill tight that came and that kept the spectators on their feet every second of the livans thc lead changed hands six timcs in the last tcn minutes wi fore the opposition spotted the visitors within three points last half. In the tie 3. ,, 1 A ,V . . . -. L 1 -,, th the College Girls basket twice in the linal minute to earn a tie. The high spot oi the season, however, w game the Collegians gave their was able to a 15-point of victory game with ringing the s the game a with the liaculty. Such a game had never been played in this section of the state, and it attracted one of the big crowds of the year. The crowd more than received its money's worth as Martha llerxnan and Coach liob Gressette ran each oth:r raggedg as Colonel Hains valiantly but vainly tried to stop lidna Harrell's dead-eye goal shooting: as Dot Newman and Mr. Eubanks settled old scores: and as the College guards made life miserable for the Faculty forwards. The College fiirls-lfaculty game will undoubtedly become a tixture in the schools basketball program. The only regrettable feature of the season was the cancellation of six games as the result of fluarantines in Savannah and Charleston. Xlemniinger and .Xrmstrong .lumor College were among the games that had to be postponed until next season. During the season a total ot Z-l girls reported for practice, with 17 of the 24 staying out for the entire result the was done lflizaheth practice and playing period. Each ol the girls played in at least three games. and as a entire squad was awarded letters at the end of the season. The brunt of the playing by Martha llerman, Edna Harrell. and Dot Lackman at Forward: Dot Newman and ll:-ward at Center: and Vivienne U'Byrne. ,Xrdene Mershon. 'loyce Lawrence, Frances Gaines. Virginia Hayden, Nancy Florence, and Mat blames at Guard. Prospects for N257 are good. Most of the forwards will graduate: among them are Martha llerman and Edna lrlarrell, who together accounted for 24-l points during the season: but Dot Lackman will return for another year, as will Elizabeth Howard, who will be shifted from center to forward, thereby leaving center, with Dot Newman gone, the teani's big question mark. ,Xt guard. the losses will be heavy, for the dependable Ardene Mershon will he hard to replace, as will Mat james and Dot Adams. However, Vivienne O'Byrne. Joyce Lawrence, Nancy Florence. Virginia Hayden, Frances Gaines. and Valerie Mandt will be back. Qthers who will return are: Mary llightower. Louisa XYillingham, and Ruth XYaller, all of whom earned letters this year! and Virginia iieplert and Ermine Cater, who were lost to the team this season because of injuries. liasketball for the -lunior College Girls is only three years oldg but it has become a permanent part ot the school's sports program. The 1936 team by its line play and courageous hghtmg spirit has done much toward guaranteeing to the il. C. .X. girls a part in the athletics ot the college. T . v ,Y , , .- , ,N . f, 7 I .4 .. A . f V A ' , pf y . L . l X 433 L , 1 gl ,f ' Ruruling left t-- right: lfffllmlz lfnru V. 'l'l11+xnpW1:, l.:1vkm:m, lil-nm-lly, liuck. lk-nrrc. Lung. llusch Allififlh' lx'u:.'---.Xll4i:1N-nm, l'r1-my, I'fqwkin, Ill,--pu-, 12, 'l'l11nn1N-n. llavis, llakcr Tuf' lfurc-Llwzlclm lhvllun. 'l'c1111'11, llzlrwstmm. .Xlll'I1, 'l'wwn5, llllnnwzxy, tfnrrigrxn Stullv. Bznlflowski. .Ynl in f'fr!m'u-'l.cScl1r. Sncu-l. 1936 Schedule and Results .X. li. C. bl Nl'rm1N IS ,X. R. C. 50 .ltlxcm 45 .X. li. C, 35 f'f'lln11lri:1 Nl The team will scnrl rcprcscntativcs tu the G. I. .X. .X. mcct in .Xtlantn on Slay 1 THE1936 RATNBQW A. R. C. Track, 1936 EVENTS AND PARTICIPANTS 100-Yard Daslz+Kennecly. C. Thompson. G. Thompson. Shot Pu!-C. Thompson, Lackman. Buck. 120-Yard Low Hurdles-Kennedy. Stnlb, LeSeur. High fzmzjv-Toxvns, C. Thompson. Snead. 220-Yard Daslzgliennedy. Pearre. Carrigan, Stulb. Broad J 1r111 ff-Pearre. Popkin. Baker. 4-10-Y 111' d Run-.'Xtkins0n, Pearre. Buck. 120-Yard High fI1ll'd16S-TOWNS, LeSeur, Buck, Sneed. Discus Tl1r0'zv-Lackrnan. C. Thompson. Buck. 200-Yard LozvH1rrdIv.v-Stulb, LeSeur. Baker. Sneed. 880-Yard Run-Atkinson, Long. One-Mile Run-Atkinson, Long. Pole Vault-Baker. Javelin Tlzrow-Pearre, McNair. Half-Mile Relay-QU C. Thompson. Q25 Stulb, Baker, Long, Atkinson. Carrigan, Pearre, Kennedy. F5 Y Conch B 1-llivr wiih in -il limi f ,J ii, ,1 ig Ax 1 N ii, im ' li vw-1 ,....- lx'xi!ifii:3,' fy!!! Iii i'1'3'f'." lli-l'tl'i'ii:iii, Xlfillrr, Stull., llri Wu, ,lui-flgm, lhgu-Ii Siiiiiiwii, I. C. A. Golf Team, 1936 l.-miiig iii'zivtic:illi Ihr 1-iitirig Ivitlll ul- ihv pix-rwliiig ivzir, thi' -lllllllil' klillugu giilli-rs wurv -iiiiwllwl iw Nizirt thi' fi-:iw-ii with :i new :mil lllli','Nll"l Nllllllll. X lungi'uiiii1li'ulviii:ili1l:iscrics fi rlirilluiiqi- iiizilcliw imeiillcil iii luck lwrilnii! wliiiiivig ilu' cw-il-iv-I Nw. l pmiiiuii, with lm- Stull: ml XI' ' Yu ..-..- Nli IN 1 ii XY:1llf'r al Xu. 3.1m-I llnmiv liry --ii :.i X-v, 4. "l'i-vwm-m-" lli-Hi-riiziii :uirl llnlihy ll' ll U iiiulm- tha' illllflfl. X iiiimlli-r .if nixitcliw lixiw lm-vii :ii'r:iiigwl i ir ahf- lviilii. hill ilu' 'H Hllicr iiizitvliuw wtill il- hi' nrmiigwl. will give thi' l1"Ll1i 1-mf 1-I' lhi' lvl' ki-lli liiilrlznifling t'Yl'lll will lic thc ' A ' ' ' Xiliviif, lhb llllI1'llJlllll'lll. liv- tvziiiix if:ii'liriii:ili-'ii iii thi' Nwiiilii-i'ii liili'i'c-'lli'g':l':-N :li l-1' hrlfl iii ti-:iiii iiiziiclivf that :irc iw lu- i-lzuwl with iiiiiwiw, l'ii:ulm'l, :uirl Xlcrcvr. :mil willi um' ur Iwi! srliuliili-N iii thx' liisimy 'Qt' will-. xlhilc iiivxiu'i'ii-iiu--l. thi- plziyl-iw lmu' -liwiwn xigiix wi rl-:il :ihilily :iiifl il is cmnilirlciilly l-1-lil-vi-fl ihzu ilu- l"31- wlitif-ii uf thu wllm-gr g--li tv:im will fully iiphi-lfl thc gn-:ii I'l'lJlllIlllUll utah- li-hwl hi thi- lt'2llllN 1-1' thi' imft f-viii' ywiiw nnwl civiiiimic thi-ir li-ng -lriiig uf virturics. 'l'llli SL'llIiDL'l.li April 17 ....... ,,.,., l 'Qxiimy L'nivL-rsity, in .Xtlzuitn .Xpril IS .....,.....,...... . .. ,, ,, , . lfiiaflul lfrcsliineii. in Migiislsi .Xpril .22 ,....,.,...,....,... 'lk-ani match :if part uf S. l. C. tmirnzum-nt :Xpril 23-April 25 .l...i ,l.l,, ,.ll.,,ll,l, S . I. C. 'l'uiiriminci1t, in .Xthcna April 29 .,...,...lll..,,, , .,,. Mercer ljiiivcrsity, in .Xugiista May 2 ,,.... ..,,,.... ll Ierccr University. in Machu May 'L . . Citzirlcl lfrcwliiiicii, in Clizirlcslwni T H E l 3 R A I N B CJ W Rvadiizzg Ivff to rfglzt-Graham. Sancken. Wihaley. Waller, Lee, Coach Simpson. A. R. C. Golf Team, 1936 X good team and a good schedule-that is the whole story of Academy golf in 1056! Returning a strong nucleus from the 1935 team. the .-X. R. C. golf squad has found several new players to bolster its ranks, and from all apiearances it will continue to lick its opponents ivith all the regularity that has featured .-Xcadem' golf since the earliest days of the Mulherins, Zimmermans. Staffords, Ogilvies, Sauls, Daniels, and Hummels. Already easy winners over Athens and Columbia, the team appears headed for a perfect season. The team, in order of rank, is composed of Sam Graham, Earl XYaller, joe Ogilvie, and Charles Whaley. XYheu the team plays more than the regular four men. Mulherin. Hill, Norvell, banclxen. and a number ot other good golfers are ready to step in. The first match of the year was against .Xthc-ns. and the .Xcademy boys breezed home to an 18 to O win. joe Ugilvie. "last of the golfing Ugilvit-s." led the field with a brilliant 74 on a rain- soakt-il course. Sam Graham followed with a 78: while lYaller and XYhaley barely failed to break SO. .Xgainst Columbia all four men scored between NU and Sl despite sand greens and heavy rain and won an lljfQ-ogg victory, Tllli Rl2M.XIXDliR UI-' Tllli SCllliDL7l,Ii April 18 ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,.,.,.,.,,,,,,,..,..,..., ,..,. ,,,,,,..,,,,,. S 1 w a rtanburg, in Spartanburg April 23 ....... ......,....,... C olumbia. in Augusta April 24 ...... .. .....,.......... ' Xthens. in Athens April 27 .,,,.. ,,...,. ,.,,... ,.,,.,.,,, l 4 1 nys lligh. in .Xtlanta May l ....... ..,... L i. I. .X. .X. tournament. in .Xtlanta May .Z ..... , ..........,,.......,... Spartanburg. in Augusta May S ........ .,,,... l Boys High. in Augusta l ii - , i is lil .,- .l-Y , L l x , y li'.w1l1'ii.u,f K. V' Hi f':'V,'f'r' if lf'-rlinu-, Xlvlfmlr-n, lXIill', Xlvr-li--n. liry mn, ,l. l'.Hl'lllllt l."Ill'll Sllllliwiull. YM in l':l,':fin--f.liflu-1-r, llzilm, llvl'll'1'i1:ii1. l. C. A. Tennis Team, 1936 l-nr ilu- ln'-1 nnu' in tlu- lnxl-fri -it ilu wlwnl llu' l K X u-nnl wlrirli- 'ni l-- lmw :i Cllllllxl' In Illflll rm-gnlzn' in:ilr'u--. Xnfl. ir--in :ill Zllll'L'1ll'Jllll'l'F. llu' lwnn will gin- gi in-lwvrilll nrrnnnl -il llxvll, llvxlllll' llui I:u'I ll1:iI -vnlx Ji I1-w ll!Illk'l11'N mn lu :irrznigwl fur tliix Inst ii-:ir nl' ri-ilmlu-Iiiinii. l.--lil-x' Mlu'lu-rt I- llu' Iwnns X-1, l n1:.n, l'4-N-L-X-1111 :i Inu- zi-.nrlnu-nl nl -ltnlluw .LI14l lvlclllx ul l'Xlll'l'lt'llt'l', llm' lNi'X1N'Cl1'll III Silk' llls lllPIN'llL'lllF1l llllIlllll'l'1lT , , . Y . nnylu:if:nit :il'u-rnnnnf. Clmrluf lfurtnnc will plan' :it Xu lllx guru- is prnlrilllx ilu h"1ll11ll'Nl nnfl fu-:ulu-xl ni :ill ilu- nu-n -'I llu- In-znn, liill lxzilv will lu- :nt Ni. 1 :nul wluln lu' ix rigln. llill i- lizirfl In lmn-lla-. 'lAlu- Xu. 4 plsuw luis nn! lu-cn cinclual ll lin- lwtwu-n .Xr1li-iu- Klvr-lufn. lliin Nlflfaulvn. :nul 'l:u'k I"-irtnlu-, ll' Xrllu wins tlu: plruw, il will mzirlf tlu' lirxl linu- llml :i girl luis plzirm-fl un mu- ul' ilu U-llm-gc lrzunx wtlur than :i girl! tm-'nn. llu' lwn flnnlvlcf u-inns am- ilu- bII'Hllgl'hl part ul llu' squzul, lfliclwrl Il l lxnlv will prnlmlwly play :il ilu' Rn, l Ill'Nllll'll. with llic lwu l'wrtmu-s :nl NI. 7 zmllluingli tluru is litlli- tn vluu--v lu-Iwi-mi Ilul lwn. ln zulfliliwn. llzivifl llzilvr :i liill llcll'urn:in :irc clmllunging for ai pl:u'v :nul will flwnlrtlufs wc plenty nf si-l'vui 'l'l1Q schcrlnlc: .Xpril 13, . . ., ,, .X. R. Q ,'., in .Xugnstzi .Xpril 25 ,... .,A.A X rnrrtrmig -lnninr Crvllcgu. in .Xllg'llSlIl Blur I ,,,,. XXhI'l'1-iwl l"rwl1incl1. in Sli1lI'l1lllllll1'Q Nay 'P . ,, ., ,, .xflllxlfllllg -Inninr Vnllcgm-, in SJlYIllll11ll1 ,Xn 1-Hurt if being nnulv lu an-cnru :crm-rnl wllicr lnzltcllcs. xYl'lClllCl' tlu-5' :nu secururl nr nur, mu' thing is ce-rtmn: I. ti. .X. tennis is lu-re to star. XY:ilch tlu mcrliu-t wiclrlcrs next year! h 1 Y ll l- , Heading left tu right: lx'Izueling-Ruhiiisen. Clllllklllll. Newman. Siumiizzy-XX'ill1cl1n. Lung, Xixen, Stelling, Recltl. -lakes, Coacli Sinipson. A. R. C. Tennis Team, H936 XX'ith only "XVi5l1" Reclcl returning from the fine 1935 tennis team, the .Xcademy netmen faced an rather gluoniy igmtltmlc fur the 1936 season. But the unexpected happened and half ri tlnzen "new" men suddenly cleveltipetl intl, real tennis players. zmrl the uiitlnnk net mily lnriglitenecl lint lmeeume exceedingly lwright. Beftvre the measun wpenecl, Reflrl hznl securecl the Xu, 1 pubitimi with Frank Robinson at Nu. Z, Billy Calliunn :lt Xu. 3. anwl Herlaert Stelling :it Xe, -l. "Pop" Newman ancl Oman XYilhelm were the ether tw., men to make the squznl. mul there is emisinleiuilnle rezmmn to laelieve thzit either ur huth ill' them will lurezlk intu the first four before the enrl of the year. The team is as strung in the dunlsles as in the singles, Recltl :intl Cullinun :ire the first team. :mil Rulminsun and Sn-lling emistitute the aeemul tezim. The team upenetl the season with zm ear-y victory ever Uenerlictine. the Fmzil score heing 5 tu l. lluth clonlmles tezuns wiin their matches :mrl liemlrl. lqUlllllSlhll, :mtl Calliuun tnrnetl in victories in the singles. The seeunfl match. with the -Inniur College. enmlecl in ll 5-3 tie. The next twin matches, with Llvlmnliizi :mal with liene- rlictine, were rained tml. The scheclnle fur the remninmler ul' the year: .Xpril 17 ....,....,,,.,....,.......,,, ....,.......... . .... S aivzmnxili. in .Xngustn .Xpril 2-l ..,.. .. ........,..... Xthens. in Athens .Xpril .27 ..... .... l ieneflietine. in Szivnnnzili Klziy l ...... ,,,,, Q J, l. ,X. .X.. in .Xtlunta May 9 ..... ........................ . ........,...,...,.., S arzmnuli, in Saivfnninli Uther mzitelies. with ftllllllllllil. Greenville. mul ,Xtht-ns, hzive heen arranged hut the flutes liave not been zmnmnicecl. THE 1936 RAINBOW Winners of Tournaments, 1936 During the past live years every ctfort has been made to broaden the athletic program of the .Xcademy and the junior College in order that the greatest possible number of students might Find some sport in which to participate. Une of the features of this new plan of athletics has been the steady increase in the number of tennis and golf tournaments. During the past school year eleven tournaments have been held. and Coach Simpson announces that in 1936-37 this number will be increased to not less than fifteen. with the new tournaments being held in October and November. From the standpoint of student interest the outstanding tournaments of the year were the Academy Tennis, the .Xcademy Golf, and the Girls-Faculty Golf tournaments. The .-Xcademy Tennis tournament was won by "XYish" Redd, who has been called by Vincent Richards "a player with wonderful possibilities." "lYish" gained the finals by victories over Oma Wilhelm, and Herbert Stellingg there he defeated Frank Robinson, who had advanced at the expense of "Pop" Newman and Billy Calhoun. The .Xcademy Golf tournament was topped by Earl XYaller, who won out by defeating Charles XYhaley in the linals. lYaller also accounted for Max I-lill and Joe Ogilvie. while lYhaley won victories over joe Mulherin and Sam Graham. The Academy Tennis Doubles went to Redd and Calhoun, with Robinson and Stelling as runners-up. Long au.l .Xllen. and Nelson and Baker reached the semi-linals. In the College. Bobby Glickert took the Tennis Tournament after a hard match with Charles Fortune. Glickert also defeated -lack Fortune and Bill Kale, while Charles Fortune beat Bill Heffernan and llamp Bryson to reach the finals. The J. C. A. Doubles and Golf tournaments were not played, due to the small number of entries. In the Girls' tournaments .Xrdene Blershon won the tennis singles. and then paired with Dot Newman to win the doubles. Ruth XYaller was victorious in the golf tournament. The three girls' tournaments attracted more than 70 players. Two special tournaments were held, but due to weather conditions. could not be finished in time for the winners to be included in the R.'XINl3OW. These two tournaments were the famous Girls-Faculty Golf tournaments, and the mixed doubles with the J. C. A. Boys and Girls as partners. Two Faculty golf tournaments are also in process of completion. with "Uncle Bill" Kennedy the favorite in the singles and with no favorites yet established in the Scotch Pairs melee. n THE 1936 RAINBOW l. C. A. Basketball League, l936 The lunior College Basketball League, started three years ago, enjoyed its best season during the past winter as six teams played a tull schedule of interesting games. The season was divided into two parts. a regular schedule of twelve games. and a round robin of six games. The hrst series of games ended with the Gas House Gang in First place' and the Lunch Room Roughnecks in second place. These two choice dispensers of legalized assault and battery were followed by the Hi-Y, supposed to be gentlemen, but decidedly not gentlemen: the Faculty, a gallant if somewhat rheumatic bunch of old men: the Football Varsity Five. whose blocking and tackling were features of the games: and the Pre-Law Club. whose vocabulary was the only respectable part of its play. The round robin ended in a no-decision. with the six teams too bruised and maimed to play oft the several tie games. Both the Gas House and the Lunch Room laid claim to the championship title, but for the sake of humanity no effort was made to decide the argument. The league produced a number of excellent players. among them Bryson, Gray, Thompson, XVilhelm, Fortune, Daley. and Stulb. It also produced Skinner, Nowell, Coach Bob. Mr. Maden. Mcliaden. and Baker, who could dish out the punishment-but the less said about that bunch the better. .-Xt the end of the season an .Xll-Star Team was selected. The ,Xll-Stars were a real club, as is evidenced by the fact that they spanked the Varsity, and then slaughtered the Varsity in two special post-season games. The caliber of their play points to a regular rl, C. .'X. Varsity for 1937. The following players made up the .-XllAStar team: Forwarrlsilirysrin, Gray. Blum, XX'ilhelm, Centers-Daley, Skinner. liuartlsfNowell, Klclfaden. C. Fortune, Stulb. Thompson. . The rosters of the six regular league teams: lfaculty-Clressctte, liwing. Holton, Simpson. AlZlllCll, llains, lJul'uis, Slltlll, Moore, liubanks, Smith. Has llmllist--Rlclfztcleil, .Xnlonak:1s, Fortune, llixon, Kloblcy. lllum, Sweatt. f,,l11llJCl'. Varsity liiye-elmuan, Tliompson, Stulb, linker, Young, S!lllCliL'll. H1-X -l'ortune. Daley, hhckert, Mills. btulb. Lunch Rouni-Skinner, lxztlu, Xoxvell. Moss, Moran, lxilclu-ns, llryson, liray, Cooper. Pre-l.aw-4larrnrd, -Innes, llarlen, l'opkin, Stull, Young, lloover. VI?" 5 Y W. N TKXTV' N 1" . H I1 4 1 Lf be H L 9+ I1 W Cheer Leaders HAROLD CHANDLER IEOROTHY NEWMAN BIARTHA HERBIAN DEAN NOVVELL CHARLES FORTUNE -TACK FORTUNE E ,,- , . - 'features TPM. 11' no txAINB4 Jv W F --V FE-XTUHES I. Superluliws 2. Literary 3. Beauty nml Filfillillll 4. Fun 11936 PQAINE If-.N 'W W ' " W' "' TW ,X S KX, W-Ta Q I ' x .J N-1 W Superlalives THE1936 RAINBGW The Superlatives of 1935-1936 J. C. .-l. Soplmnmrv Vulvdirlnrimz . Bvsl .-HI-krmml J. C. .-I. Soflmnmrr . .Voxl l'0f'ulur J. C. fl. Sofllonmrv Hoy . Mos! I'of'ulur J. C. .-l. Supl: fwrl I :rr'4' Girl .Vast Popular J. C. .'l. Fr 1'.v lmmu lfvhv .Uoxl Poful 11r' J. C. fl. I7 r'4'.v lm zfzir Girl .-I. R. C. Srnior l'ulvrIi4'Inriuu . Bw! -'lII-Round --l. R. C. S z'11 for .Host Popular .-l. lf. C. Senior . Best A. R. C. Allzlvfc . . Best Drillrd C mlvl . "Slum .Yigl1t" ll'inm'r . SUSAN BARNES BIARTHA HERMAN . JAMES Honvlzk x1'ARGlE AIl.'LHERIN . JACK FoR'rL'NE HELEN l3o.xRmmN XYILLIAM KENNEDY CARLOS BEARDEN . CURTIS NELSON . -lollx LACKMAN . CARLISLE HALL . EDN.-XI'IARRELl. THE1936 RAINBCDW r SUSAN BARNES .som-xomoas VALEDICTORIAN THE 1936 RAINBCDVV I MARTHA HERMAN BEST ALL-ROUND 1. C. A. SOPHOMORE ME Tj - - f--- L JAMES HOOVER OST POPULAR I. Q A. somaomzom: Bof Q Q Pi X3 TN B Q W 1 5ifH'Q4, X f.. ,q K. T M ' + m' 'f w fi' f , f 1 MARGIE MULHERIN ST POPZFLRR X, C, A. SOPHOMORE GIEL THE1936 RAINBOW JACK FORTUNE PULAR I. C. A. FRESHMAN BO THE1936 RAINBQW ENR POPULAR HELEN BOARDMAN I. C. A. FRESHMA THE1936 RAINBOW WILLIAM KENNEDY A. R. C. SENIOR VALEDICTORIAN THE 1936 RAINBCDW ' . -Ai' CARLOS BEARDEN BEST ALLHOTJND .F-., E, If. FEI I R fifg T H E I 'D fi si Rf A i 'N U CURTIS NELSON MOST POPULAR A, H, c. ssmoa JOHN K. LACKMAN EET F, f. .A'-.TESTXTE THE1936 RAINBOW CARLISLE HALL BEST-DRILLED CADET EDNA HARRELI. STUNT NIGHT' WINNEI fx- 9., I-" x . ' ' A Q .. Q ia i V 1 ag.: - if 67, Z: :Y I ' -il K ,ts f " ' ,4 ,iff '. ' ' E J K 1 A-4-N . ki' .literary THE 1936 RAINBOW Chivalry The day's long past when shining knight ln coat of mail, with gleaming blade .-lnrl :caring plume, rode forth 'with might To prim- his valor to a maidg l'l'lzen height of manly aims was this: His for to hon'rably disarm. .-Ind has reward? A hand to kilvs Of lady fair, with grace and charm. find are -we so unlike to-day Those courtly ladies, valiant men? Oh, is there not at least one way To reconcile the now-and then? Rvmemlvvr several montlls ago .'l tournament of grimy boys, ll'ha fought most manfully their foe To keep a ball-'mid gleeful noise. .-lnd every day. it's 'very plain, ll'hen all the men go out to drill And all their strength and skill to train, That modern sons are knightly still. .-lnfl is there not a gallery Of damsels fair, all dainl y clad? .-Ind is it not a joy lo see Their efforts each to cheer a lad? So knighthood still may be in flower, .find we may have. if seems to me.- ll'i'lmut n single moat or tower- Sairzvlliing al-'in to rhiwlry. -E. S. THE l936 RAINBOW Spring Fever By J. .-X. HUNGERPILLER, -TR. Old Scroggs carefully wrapped the retort and replaced it on its rack. l'Ie reached for another. stopped, and tossed his towel on the lab. table instead. It was a careless movement for one so methodical as he. But Old Scroggs was sick to- day. Sick with a very common malady known as spring fever. It was a sunshiny morning in early May. and outside the open window a mocking bird was lustily serenading the fair maid Spring. Old Scroggs strolled restlessly to the window and looked out at the new buds on the trees, the green shoots coming from the earth, the joyful flutterings of the birds. "Two months ago," he mused, Hit was all cold and bare. There were no birds, no buds, nothing. Nothing but the wind whistling through the naked branches of the trees. Look at it now. Everything is stirring, waking up-" :X slow grin spread over his face. "Except human beings," he amended. "All the lads and co-eds struggle listlessly into class, and, immediately, as soon as the lecture begins, sink deeper into a sort of hypnotic stupor. The professors," he admitted to himself, "are no ex- ception. Even Randerson, who ca.me down here to Georgia so full of pep and energy, it's getting him also. At any rate, there is a powerful force in the air. That it affects plants and animals dif- ferently is of small consequence." He picked up a clear flask, washed it, and placed it on the window ledge to dry. XVhen the warm sun touched his hand he smiled. Old Scroggs liked to think that he and the sun were friends. Certain- ly they should be. He knew and respected the mighty power of that blazing world. and through this knowledge fame and fortune would soon be his. During the winter he had perfected a solar heater far superior to any in existence. Already, private construction companies had offered him up to S500.000 for exclusive rights to the heater, if it proved successful. As yet he had not taken out patent papers. He wanted to wait until he could finish and try out his model so that he could be sure that it was a success. I'Iis eye wandered over to his small desk where he kept his original plans under his watchful guard. Vifith a sigh Old Scroggs turned from the window, picked up a bottle labeled "Nitric Acid." and dusted it. .Xs he worked he began to recite a few lines of his favorite poem. There was a light step behind him, but Uld Scroggs heard nothing until a bantering voice re- marked: "In the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns-" Old Scroggs whirled and looked into the end of an automatic pistol. "What do you want he asked the masked man behind the gun. It was Saturday morning. There were only a few other teachers in the building. He couldn't count on help from that source. It looked as if he would have to help himself. if any helping was clone. "XYhat do you want?" mocked the bandit. "You know what I want. Fatty. Dig out the plans of that heater." Old Scroggs turned. picked up a bottle labeled "Hydrogen Peroxide" and. wiping it. moved tow- ard the window. "You better think a minute, son. You don't realize what-" The bandit took a quick step and was beside Old Scroggs. who was pouring some of the liquid from the brown hydrogen peroxide bottle into the clear flask, "Listen, you old billygoat. you want to wrestle with a slug? XX'ell, quit stalling and fork over those plans. or-" "O. K.. son." said Old Scroggs. jamming a stopper down into the white flask. "I'm licked." He set the flask in the sunlight and quickly moved to the desk. "Thats the way to step-" The bandit never fin- ished his sentence. A roar like the explosion of a .45 sounded from the window behind him. He spun. snarling. Old Scroggs whipped up a paper- weight off the desk and swung hard- The others came pouring in. "XYhat happened F" "You hurt ?" "Yeah, we heard the explosion-" "Hold on," said Old Scroggs. "I'll tell you all: just give me time." XYhen he Finished. one of the teachers reached down and stripped the mask from the bandit's face. "XX'ell Iilll-II'5 Norman Blackstone. He used to be a student here. He is the one that stuck up the First Xational and those people. making his getaway." K "How is he?" asked Old Scroggs. The teacher thrust his hand beneath the bandit's shirt for a minute. then he took a mirror from the wall and held it in front of his lips. "lIe's kinda dead." he said softly. "XYell. serves him right." said one. "Yeah, lucky you got him before he got you." "I didn't get him." growled Old Scruggs. "Spring fever gut him. If he had been awake he would have known what I was doing when I set that clear flask of Hydrogen Peroxide in the sun." "Say: I don't know about that." said Professor Reed. "I, for one, didn't know that Hydrogen Peroxide explodes in the direct rays of the sun. XYhy should he "Hell." said Uld Scruggs. "I taught him Chem- istry, didn't li" THE1936 RAINBOW ? .XSPIRATION Sandy hair and freckled nose, Pershing cap and stubby toes, Wide of eye. alert, he goes- Sturdy Freshman. .11 ore at ease, but yet carefree, Miselzieeous. alive is he- Snzall, but full of loyalty- lmpirh S o phom ore. Taller note. and smooth of hair, Graff of voice and dressed with care, Proud of strength, and bold to dare- Haughty J unier. Polished sabre. martial mien. Clint of medals. leather sheen, Heart and soul and judgment keen- Jlauly Senior! TO MXH Quiet her 1-oiee, and quiet, too, her eyes, .-Ind .vzveet her 'ways of daintiness and grace, .-lud sfveet her laughter and her soft surprise, .-lnd sweet the quiet beauty of her face. .-lnd I . who am as one been born apart From so much Ioffeliness, forget to sigh- And sing within the cloister of my heart .-I hymn to Beauty, when she passes by! AFTERGLOW This. above all, 'wc know, fhis is apparent to men: .flftrr a time we go- .Yot how, nor where, nor when. Only a moment the lark Troubles the quiet dawn, Then soars. and above the peak, Wlieeling, Lv gone. Hut for a season the rose Opens in fragrant bloom: Then. when the summer goes- Ifrnst-and doom. Yet, something there is that stays, Something is left behind: .Al scent in the garden ways, .ln eeho on the wind. SPECTRA Red brick of stadium, Tan football. Yellow of sunlight, Green grass o'cr all, Hluc of October sky, Purple-clad team- These nml-'e our Rainbow .'l prismalie beam. 5 K . ,yy Jf .jf li F 55 N MW Hifi JL VK ., 1fQs f 23 V g.. -'IN 1' , -,K li. Q f ly. , A' ig 21 'f 'f 1 Q 55Q0'utY 0116 Tfasbion only iw Truth: TPIIIII, llvnuly This iw: all 51- kmm, mul alll 51- IIUUII In ks Iwnls HHN Participants in Beauty and Fashion Pageant I. Miss Alibi Miss Miss Miss 4'5clcClcfl by popular v-nie of their lwispcclixf classes! CA. .l. .5'0plm1nof'cs Bl.xm'iu Illimmx L, .x xl lm..-x KIUTES KIARIZIE AIl,'l.HERIN K.X'l1iERlNE REEsE .XI.xl:'ll1,x SATQCKEN 1. CH. .1. l7n'.vllH1c1z Miss Ifmm-Qxvlz ll.xl1.Ex' M Iss IIELIQX I'lf1,x1um,xN Miss Izkxllxli Q.X'lIiR Miss l'.1,lz,xma'ul1 llf-wtxrm Miss IJ'mw1'l1v I Xl'K'1t'xY Miss Martha Herman Most Beauziful j. C. A. Sophomore N x 5 K 1 l 1 1 X Miss Florence Bailey Most Beautiful J. C. A, Freshman X .Ur sl Miss Sara Sancken IOS! Fasbn-'naNlc AI. C. A. SfvDh'vIY1 Miss Helen Boardman Most Fashionable J. C. A. Freshman n I . -1 f if 1,-v .1 . , J'. 1 - ,. , 1 , fiufill. la I 'n 'U N I 5 M' 7 M ' YP x ffil Q 'o I I '4 HSTUN T NIGHT" The secnnd zinnuzil presentzitiun nf "Stunt Night" under the auspices ui the RXIXIH NY was very sucessful in twin wan-s. First. it shuwed that the ILXIXHI HX' stall' was ttnsellishly wurking fur the gt-nd of the student hmly. livery elTurt was mzide tnwzird the production of a henutiful. clean. :ind enjoyzthle shuw. The lleztuty Cuntest and Fztshiun Show. which intruduced the prugrmn, inr surpztssed expectzutcies. The junior College "he:1uties" paraded in from ui :i picturesque garden scene. while the school -lrcltestrzi. in full regnlizt. furnished grztceful waltz music. The seeuud item of success was that the prnceeds were stttTicienl tu :tid tttziterizilh' in the puhliczttiun ttf this lifnnli. The RQXIXISUXY stat? is deeply :appreciative nf the generous cuuperatiun it received frum all sides. Fureniust :unfmg tlnise whit euntriliuted tu the outstanding success ui "Stunt Night" :ire the nizuty pztrticipzuits what freely gave most creditahle exhibitions of their vairiuus talents. .X deht ul gratitude is also owed tu bl. B. Xl'hite N Cmmipziny and Mrs. Lumhztrd llrinsun fur directing and supply- ing the dresses and scenery for the Fztsliiun Sliuw. Uthers from whom was received valunhle assistance are the lluttstnn Ice N Coal Cuntpztny and li'l:ttt's Funeral Hume. Lastly. hut hy nu means last in impurtauce. the R.'XIXBUlX' stall' expresses its appreciation tu the many students :ind friends whn supported the slmw hy their enthusiastic ztttendftnce. The show was directed hy .Xlex Iltiremus. who :acted :is Muster nf Cere- mnnies. E 1 P, Q ,g gf A 1 rw pg 5 W. xg Vi ' ' ,, ,,f ,- Q .L A L .. ., I., X 55?i,Q,,zv sl vi. - , X ff - . . .Q .dr ,F .f' Ii wmmwf' ., ,,,, M- I Q 'I Ig ily? Tun 4 Q 'T TN' I. yufm' 7 ' "X w 'J v 11 , u'5eQ5'f1 -32 Tgibfbirkmrrlrqn. Q 1, ' '5L:E4:QQ1iii:,,. V g " S . 5e,,QL4 5 G.. r I--tj ' ff ' 0 , , , , " . ' 2 E , 4 .x , - ' lg " , V ':,,L:,n I . , ,iw I ' Q If' V - -. ol -'f E fflib """3" - .,. 'M 4 few fo- -- M 7. A i' Q' "1 ' 'L' .- A1-mA'fH41-Eif9- 1 , . 43111 x ' ' .-E 1.-.-.+..L2LJ.-u,...LLL 5.1511-.1 -,- . , 4:13 K ' - --'-:- L .4ffg"' f'a,"S1 2 N5 , "A'7iTlllYCIiAF1vF' ' ' sary is S? 2 3 M 0- A , X . XA -T- 1.-.,. H I 1-. , .3 A Gulp: Rmur, H0943-1' Hr! N , 1 il - '- 'Q .' ' .fgr- : :zu " A""' '- t in, ' - , . '- . -. X I ' ill X , Jul.: X i mg' I 5 , I M ,A Ng ' . b ' - ' - Q- J -fl " M "J iri: N Wunfrl Na Squaw? V. I Y bf Q' '. A I.-,fi " ". . , ., bl ,ig i Q: . .. 9 5, , QS T", IL 1- ' ' L, T. A - ' V , ' 5- ' :5 7'-:T '- Vvilni-V 5Ai,B1ll.1'! :lil i'4- ' . Ali. W THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE IN AMERICAN VULGATE XYhen things get so balled up that the people of a country have to cut loose from some other country and go on its own hook, without asking no permission from nobody, then they ought to let everybody know why they done it, so that everybody can see they are on the level, and not trying to put nothing over on nobody. All we got to say on this proposition is this: first, you and me is good as any- body, and maybe a darn sight better: second, nobody ain't got no right to take away none of our rights, third, every man has got a right to live, to come and go as he pleases, and to have a good time however he likes, so long as he dou't interfere with nobody else. That any government that don't give a man these rights ain't worth a dime: also, people ought to choose the kind of government they want themselves, and nobody else ought to have no say in the matter. That whenever any government don't do this, then the people have a right to can it and put in one that will take care of their interests. Of course, that don't mean having a revolu- tion every day like them South American coons and the Bolsheviki, or every time some job-holder does something he ain't got no business to do. It is better to stand a little graft, etc., than to have revolutions all the time, like them coons and Bol- sheviki, and any man that wasn't a anarchist or one of them I. XY. KV.'s would say the same. But when things get so had that a man ain't hardly got no rights at all no more, but you might almost call him a slave, then everybody ought to get together and throw the grafters out, and put in new ones who won't carry on so high and steal so much, and then watch them. This is the proposition the people of these Colonies is up against, and they have got tired of it, and won't stand it no more. The administration of the present King, George III, has been rotten from the start, and when anybody kicked about it he always tried to get away with it by strong-arm work. Here is some of the rough stutt he has pulled: lle vetoed hills in the l.egislature that everybody was in favor of, and hardly nobody was against. He wouldn't allow no law to be passed without it was tirst put up to him. and then he stuck it in his pocket and let on he forgot about it, and didn't pay no attention to no kicks. XYheu people went to work and gone to him and asked him lo put through a law about this or that. he gave them their ehoieeg either they had to shut down the Legislature and let them pass it all hy himself, or they eouldn't have it at all, Ile made the Legislature meet at t-ue-horse tank-towns out in the alfalfa belt. so that hardly nobody could get there and most of the leaders would stay home and let him go to work and do things as he pleased. lite. THE l936 RAINBQW iii THE QUILTING PARTY ltmwz at ltvaran .loru'.v' houst' The girly tlu'-v had a quilting, .lust for ta .vllozv their handsome looks .lud ham' a little jilting: Drama .lom'.v' daughter Sal, .-lud Squirt' ll'ln'rlrr'.v Mary, .-Ind General Carlrrlr youngest gal, That loalcvd just like a fairy. .Yotv while they all 'zvvru' whirling plates .-lnd playing hunt Ihr: slipper, .llatilda l'ar.von.v :wut to get Soma rider in a dippvr. She .rtarlvd out but than .rhe stopped Just outxidv in thc rntryg She gain' a .rrrram and stood stork still .lust like 1 frozen scntry. Ill' all ran out and there wc saw .-I-hugging like creation. .llixx C'art':.'riyl:t and Sam Jones, 'we saw, .-l-lci.v.ving like raruation. 0 .rurh a laugh ax we .ret up! You m'1'rr hrard a finer. Saul I. "l 1'i'i'lmr1 l.'i.v.vil1g'.r rhcapg l?un't you. .llixx Carolina."' Yau should haw .wen .llixs Cartwright blush .-lx if shi' had liven ffaintvd, Shi' .raid .vhv had lhv toolharhc and In SamuvI'x arms had fainted. .lml uma, .Yltllllfl yirlx, l'll .ray Io you: ll'hrn you an to a quiltmalrr, ltan't lui the frllm-'.v hug and lcixs, l'uli'.f.v you lzaiw' Ihr toolharhr. --Sgt. NYm. C. McGee. WHAT IS GULF? i3uL1f . . . is a form of work made expensive enough for business men to enjoy. It is what letter- carrymg, ditch-digging, and carpet-heating would he if they all had to he performed on the same hot a f te moon. The game is played on carefully manicured grass. with little white balls and as many clubs as the player can afford. .X golf course has eighteen holes. seventeen of which are unnecessary, and are put in to make the game harder. A "hole" is a lin cup in the center of a "green." A "green" is a small parcel of grass costing about SL65 a blade. and usually located between a brook and a couple of apple trees. or a lot of "unfinished excavation." The idea is to get the hall from a given point into each of the eighteen tin cups with the fewest number of strokes, and the greatest number of words. The ball must not be thrown, push- ed, or carried. It must be propelled by about S200 worth of curious looking implements, especially designed to provoke the owner. Each implement has a specific purpose and ultimately some golfers get to know what that purpose is. fThey are the exceptionsj After the final, or eighteenth hole, the golfer adds up his score and stops when he reaches 87. He then has a shower, a Coca-Cola, sings " Sweet Adeline" with six or eight other liars, and calls it a perfect day. THE 1936 RAINBOW HE 1936 'RAINBQMV Chemistry of the Fairer Sex Symbol-XYO. Member of the human family. Specific Gravity-Variable: molecular structure exceedingly variable. Occurrence-Can he found wherever man exists. Physical Properties-.Xll colors, sizes and shapes. Generally appears in disguised condition: natural surface rarely free from an extrane- ous covering of textiles or film of grease and pigments. Melts readily when properly treated. Boils at nothing and may freeze at any moment. Urdinarily sweet. occasionally sour. and sometimes hitter. Chemical Priiperties-Excecdingly vola- tile. highly inflammable and dangerous in the hands of an inexperienced person. Possesses great affinity for gold, silver, platinum and precious stones of all kinds. Capable of absorbing astonishing quanti- lies uf expensive foods and beverages. Reacts violently when left alone. Turns green when placed next In a lietter appearing Slll3Cll'llL'I1. .Xges rapidly. A Teachers Soliloquy I lmrli Iln' lrnxting Iilllr lol.: Thr filings llmf they .rliould know, I'llIIl5IllIs'fll!'II-X' I .vlmfw lhcfr Ihoughfs, .-Ind funlrh Ihcir power.: grow. I ynirlr mel: mlolmrcnl mind In futlis of rcvlitudc, I uni their nwnlnr, firm but kind, The guardian of my brood. .ll lx' niixxion is u worlhy one, HTH: pridr my bosom nvells, Ifnl sonwriay c'er my life is done, I'lI rholrr thc darn dumb-bells. Z i i iv if1 NX Albxclivities " ' - ' ' A X. V , ' Tw ,R gixyjpkgj .- , , A . Lb A. -v -5 if s 40 "The 1936 Rainbow" Editorial Staff ' --" ':',:'FI LJ"':"'kj L " ... , ...J .. . . HY . . ,..-v - Y. ,. f I 1 ., . JF'..'..LZ . , L., .. .. .. grub! , - 'AUY ' EfI.f':' .R ..-3.3.25 f:fA,F.F :'-'1:41 Lf-...:'x.E: 41- V LL..-Q., LL.. 1 rt.-1- J,,L.,,.- , . MNA-, ., . ..-V .. . -. , .l.:..,,: u-,A.A:5 V f ':-'-'a':- :"':: LVY' Y A Q Q E'.'EfS'f'J EFTATIE .f - .I . ELzTcRs-xr:-Cmsr . , LITERARY EmToRs Auf 1.:7r:RARY EDITORS , Swim: EDITORS I-f:Lr7AR'r Emmons . ART EDITORS . Fv:TvRE. EDITORS ACTIVITIES Emmons Ff.ftn:LTv Anfvxszns Qi?-if THE 1936 RAINBOW Y CCCC 1 Sha HE K fx N 'The 1936 Rainbow" Business Staff LOUISA WILLINGHAM U. C. AJ AND A. L. MASON, IR. fix. R. CJ . . BUSINESS MANAGER LEON SIMON IA, FI. CJ AND EARL WALLER KA. R. CJ . 5557, Eugmggg MAH,-,ggi GEORGE MARSHALL II. C. AJ AND SAM VIALLER II. C. PM . CZic':z.A'r1o:1 I-LAHAGER THE 1936 RAINBCDW C. X - 3 - ' 31 FL 'l ' , ' a . ' " G' 1 ' 2 ' G IM f . 5 -3 6 , ff , I D ,1 a , . L W .. T H Q -U Tf. -. ' ' 1 14 ' , F , g ' 5- , V9 - lu- K' , ' I 54 . X D , I Q S 'dl g- S- 6 , , 4 'P t- ' 1 I I 1 .I M , G ld HR" S ' ' t Students ':.'E:L1 Rove- 'Firm-3-i Gcld F 5 51112-9 Qrqxzazzxron. T' PVUYH CI Giiii R' Cl slxxdeu must shea-.' qi-Itfrzl llrraurri zkiiufy 'z:.i -4:45-:Q an it 5315.1 !'.-:Q giicsf-5 :rf 5:5992 lrfff-, 132 '.f::zu:, Sy:-,zz T, Z, E136 '-'.'f'l:3me .7 1-JTC '.'.'r,1tf' V.'.'. 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Allen T?vrnpson, Chfzrlio g T1-1E 1936 RAINBOW poo ' Go1d HR" Society Founded April 19, 1931 To stimulate the interest of the student at the Academy of Richmond County in his school and to inspire and to insure recognition of such an interest. the fol- lowing resolutions were respectfully submitted to the faculty and the student body by Mr. E. M. Allen: 1. That there shall be organized immediately an honor society at the Academy. 2. That the name of this society shall be The Gold Letter Society. 3. That the members shall be awarded gold letters as designation of the honor. 4. That each candidate for admission shall meet the approval of the Commit- tee in regards to character. 5. That any student shall be eligible for this examination who shall have passed or earned forty points from the specified groups. 6. That at least ten points shall be earned in each of two groups and five in another. CThese points are not to be made in the character groupl. 7. That there shall be five groupings of honors: Character, Scholarship, Military, Athletics, and School Activities. S. That there shall be no regular meetings, but rather a simple initiation in chapel at the regular morning exercises. 9. That the members themselves shall conduct the initiation ceremonies. 10. That the society shall have the right to present any member to the faculty committee for dismissal from its body because of failure to live up to standards of the group headed as Character: such a member dropped must sur- render his Gold ll. That amendments to these resolutions shall Colne before the appointed committee of the faculty. 12. That the candidate must have reasonable success in his studies at the time of application. 13. That at least three points must be made in the scholastic group. and that at least hve points must be made in School Activities. 14. That the points for honors shall be made according lu a scale supplied by the Committee. A student has many opportunities to show his ability. .Xs many as fifteen points may be earned in one term in the scholastic group. These points are awarded for excellence in studies. The Student .Xctivities tlronp includes such possibilities as being member or leader of various organizations, .Xll boys who attain recognition in any of the school athletics are given points toward the neces- sary total. Credit may also be obtained by achievement of the rank of otficer in the R. O. T. C. Since the founding' of the Society. Mr. .Xllen has devoted tmtiring efforts to its devolopment and maintenance and has made it the outstanding honor organiza- tion of the .Xcaden1y. THE 1936 RAINBQW Phi Theta Kappa lNati:nal Iunicr College Hana , achzlarslzzp S:i:ne-ry. .fxppravc-ri by rho Ami:-rican Asscrciation ot lumcrr Colleaes, Phi Thfata Kappa ccrrespancls ti: Phi Beta Kappa cl Senior Ccrlleqes.l l932 iChcrter Membersi Eleanor Bearden Brainard Currie Morris Fulton Icsephin-2 Fry Llewellen Gibszn Frank Harris Amelia Sheftcill Iames Skinner. lr Frances Garten Albert 'Whittle BETA Xl CHAPTER OF THE IUNIOF. COLLEGE OF AUGUSTA. ESTABLISHED l9'?2. l9EE Halen Derrick Elizzb-:-th Elkins flea: Err: Hardy lHanoraryt Hardie Ella lames Morris Marks Pres. l. L. Skinner lHonoraryl Martha 'Walker lack Whitney l9Z-5 l'Ca!htf:i:'a Bishop Lzzzzsf- Blackstone Frank Grady luarzta Hayme Hckzerta lnqle Fuzh lores Alex Kelly Elizabeth Lee Neal O'Shea Katha-rine Rawls Carzlyn 'Nhite lonnie Mae NVitt i935 Glenn lv.:-y Anna L. Bceckn Helen Ouzts Elizabeth Trimble- Grace- W. D110 Frances loe ludith Gracey Virginia Stephens luiza E. lackson Arthur Maryott 1936 Susan Barnes Elizabeth Skinner Mary Give-ns Virginia Videtto Margie Mulherin N:rma Ellen Hicks Norma Pirkle Carolyn Wallace Leonard Garten Katherine Reese T. Z. Sprott lames Hoover lane Rox Vernon Cawley THE 1936 RAINBQW T. Z. Sprot! Ia:k Foriune Carlos Bearclen Tom Baker Erbby Baker l. R. Edwards Student Council flflecled by papular vcte of their respective classes! l. C. A. SOPHOMORES Elizabeth Skinner T, C. A. FRESHMEN Bobby Mills A. R. C, SENIORS William Kennedy A. C. IUNIORS Grady McRae A. H. C. SOPHOMOHES Paul Whaley A. R. C. FRESHMEN Louis Ross Samille Saye Allen Skinner Curtis Nelson Thomas Boeckmari Marvin McNair Patrick Calhoun THE1936 RAINBCDW ,xl-NW0 A J 6 1 . ' A ,. ' 4 . K, rl? 3 .1 f fy' ' 'k...K. Q 9, ' X 3 R Q, X .L fl Vx rf 1 'v 4 ? gl 4 I 3 THE 1936 RAINBOW l. C. A. Pre-Law Club First Term Officers FRED SCOTT . . HAROLD CHANDLER . IAMES HOOVER . CHARLES MARKS . Second Term Officers IAMES HUNGERPILLER, IR. . ALEX DOREMUS . . IAMES HOOVER . DAVID MOYE . lack Fortune Bobby Glickerl Marvin Holley Cari Howard Randolph Iones William Kale MR NORMAN L. GALLOWAY COL. W. H. H. IONES . . Members Angelo Punaro Patrick Redd George Rhodes Edward Stellinq Sam Tyson Emory Young . PRESIDENT Vic:-PEESUJEN1' , Sscasrmw . TREASURER . PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT . SECRETARY . THEASUHER rw Il H l w I . Fncvnrv ADVISER FRATER IN Umar-: l llwl I I T r il ll ll 5 w E-1 THE 1936 RI-UNBQW x QP- X I 7,1 V, 3 'X L. I l I ww, RHO CHI PRE-MEDICM CLUB is 'x , Aw. is THE 1936 RAINBOW Rho Chi Pre-Medical Fraternity Administrative Officers HENRY STEADMAN . . PRESIDENT EDWARD LEAPI-IART . VICE-PRESIDENT WILLIAM KITCHENS , . SECRETARY HAMPTON BRYSON . . TREASURER RICHARD RUSSELL , CERGEANT-AT-ARMS LEONARD GARTEN , . . SCRIBE LOUIS COLLINS . . BUSINESS MANAGER Faculty Advisers DR, I. M. ELLIS MR. H. O. READ MR. C. A. SCRUGGS Members I. D. Baird Hampton Bryson Ben Burns Thomas Clary Vernon Cawley Lcuis Collins Robert Ellison Leonard Garlen William Kitchens Edward Leaphart Ice Lewis Simeon Morris Richard Russell Henry Steadman The purpose uf RIIO CHI is lu bring together those students interested in the held of medicine in order tu exchange ideas and to ciicuurage the social contacts that make cullcge life one nl pleasant nieintwius. The current year marks the sixth aiinix'ci'sary ut' the m'ganizatirm. Many parties and dances have made it a socially successful year. and several lectures on medical subjects lmy tht- nicnilmers :url prmiiinvnt men associaterl with medicine have made it as equally umlucatinnal. 1 Iunior College H1-Y Qfficers f'VI'i'.x'f .N'.'1111'.1'l.'r 5. 1 mul .Nl'l1l.',vl1'l' .5-. N? 1 F . . . . F're51"i 1 1 '.'1:i'Y'1'eS111 1 5 f 1 TQYLZ' 1 ' rr xv , . V V Members K 1 1. P. 1 1 1 1 1 ,, 71' 1 'fI1,.,". ,1. 1 HQ ...avi 1 1 'Iwi f"r"1:'f r1 1 ' Liz- pllvli-ir? 1 1 - -1 -.- , I '. Hilfe-111 1 T '11, me RH T f"f 'YW ' 1 1 1 r ,V r - , r- 4 V X ' r 4 wk ' 1 ' LL, yy l7i1',vl S'r'111r'.vlr'1' WlLLlAlNll KENNEDY Vl.7ll..l..lAM lAlIES . lX3.Cil OUZFS . . FHANK ROBIINISON . GUYTON 'THOMPSON . Ralph Alle-n Bolslsy Boker Theodore- Ball: Teddy Ccxrrmcxn Vrce-l3'reslf+3-nl lol1 n T. Cleclzloy Evan Davis F.if:l:m11n Ferns Tom Gwin lillm ll. Hull lulmn ldlqmzn-Jn. 'Healw lnlerrrnql, lvlnrxx-.H-ll Hall Earl llolllnaswu l Academy I-li-Y Qfficers .Srmrlrl Svlllfxfvz' WILIJAM IAIQES . , RALPH ALLEN . President A Seirelrry ICHN R. HALL , . . IACK OUZTS EOYCE LONG . TILWCI urer Clmplcxin Members Wrllrcrm lakes Girrflon K-ally l.'l.'1llro1n lic-nn-I-dy Foyce Lonq Incl: Ouztls l'ranl: Rolnnsnn Mun: R esel Wxlllcnn Rush H-Jrlwrt Slollinfr Deni Tl-evnns n Guyl lr Tlx -rnpswrl kwIVlll9 Vorcloxy rth lirlly Wlllms Preszdc-nl President Serritzry Treasurer Ch zplmn Academy Literary Society Officers lu ' 5.11111 1 .Xnfv11ll.Xv111r.xfu T J 1, I., , v I Tr Members . 'rf , I , GA.. -e-tcmus, E. f2'::'V'-"': fl ,ifzii L L i 7 L. 1 1 'x C Y 1 Pmsua, 1 P'-'sdf It 'S f -rf-' :ry "GSU f , r V.. - WI . i ix Qimi- r ii-iii Freshman Literary Society Qiiioers Friar! Svllzvsffr VY. REISER . .... Presidenl M. RHODES M. OWEIIS . . Vice-President H. NVALLER L. BATTEY . . . . . Secretory I. EVE , Sfflllld SUllIt'.Vfi'l' . . . . . President . , VicefPresidenl . . . Secretory . VJILLINSHAM , . Program Chairman B. KINGERY . Program Chairman Members Anderson, F, Iwo, A, Baird, D. lines. B. Br,-lqic, B. Ki-E-in, L. Bryson, E. Krmskvwrq E. Capers, F. Ivii-Gnli-ze, C. DeLong, O. New 'iri il, H. Dolan, B. Hfibnitsvii, H, Gillmon, N. F.miiiU-.-5- L. Hoqler, I. bt- itxlw-ia, T-1. Henderson, A. Wiiil-.ix i. 7 --- A. - A r- yr v ,A Y v-Y V, t L-4 LH 'J - rn If 4 , wx mxvwv ., X, 4. , , Y .,. x 1 , Ax, E l AUGUS l936 S 14 cow SOCIETY HONORS .. comm cms REPEATED in., ., fx LOCAL R. 0. T. 0" FEB- 27' ' Z , ,, l:LIQf""1 TEEP -3 'THE MU SKETEERH STAFF Fi as ?4:,:.::, 1 f.f':-.tkly 13:-1 F11 iw:': fha '-1:11 "Kev .-'vizcrw i' F ' " "2 ' FIRST SEMESTER Uri Zz.: : "T'f"f1.' I F 1 SECOND SEMESTER :r.z3,:'.j1 Zinc: " LLFJL 5 H FACULTY -XDVISERS .l., G. OWETIS I. G. SFEFH REYORTERS '.'f. Ggfivicrfi Idelsfn T S HH'--avi H Pupmn H. FI. Rctwree L ,-. A.. Thomp SOFA l T H E l il Q' 'ff 'L ' Vvl l. C. A. Literary Society Gfficers Fl WARFTH SKYNNFR . lAMES HOOVER . SAMILLE SAYE . Members Florence Bailey Helen Boardman lvlancn Dasher . SECRETAPI T5EAwHEn I-erry MCD: nald R:bert McLar!y Ana-E-le Funar: Alex Dcremus Samxlle Saye- Afla Frlw'-Qs Davxdslzln Elzraheth Slime r lG?T19S EIIXSCH Camll.-J Ruther I-'rarices Gaines Taylzr Sand-9x5 lames l-lyovcr lvlalhs' Avlce lames Durothy Lazerby Wllliam Kal-3 Faculty Advisers Sam Tys 3:1 - , V lv.-Ury l'lf9l.,v1 Vwlr r ljuuf-J V.'1ll1r'qlum ','1.- ,J 2-'V Lu .. ..l1r ,. ,1. 1 .. ii. IllORl1l.1'1.ll L. 'I.5.LlfJWA'r' "ff A '-'i T .1 Richmond HLY Cffxcers ml .N.1u.'.vlr1' .M 1 ffm! Nrnlrvlm' Members 11 nl P7-'avi-f Y 'YY I 11 I , ' -I ' - I . ,. f . I A V I 1 1 I I ' I I I I' 'AX' '1 lr Iunior CoIIeqe Y. VV. C. A. Qfficers IENNYE RUTH HILL . WINIFRED WOODWARD . SUSAN BARNES . . IVIARY HELEN WALKER . ELIZABETH SKINNER . VIRGINIA VIDETTO . Members CIE-o Bcxcon Susan Barnes Rulh Cowon . PRESIDENT . , . Vic:-P3Es3:E:1r SECRETARY Arm TREASURER , PUBLICITY .iXc.E::T , SOCIAL CRR1Rm.zR:: . NVELFARE CHA1F:.z.R.r: Mmrqurel II-,xllxruqsx-.wrtim Frances Ice I.1II1I3r1 lf-iHI1nLn:1 Som Duncwcy Iuhu R1-EII.x: I Frances Gomes fI:?1Iv:1E: N Mary Givens 1 'I'heImc Hcrbe-rr II CJ. rwqly rellqmf. -.-,1 f 1 I -,': rx' ,'-f Fulh I'IIfI Directors and Advisors IfIIiTl13 I'IAR'f5fxRET F.fIfLI'f ff'F.F f F. SISITII IVIRE. If, VV. IIAI'lII'1' I. L. SEIINNEQEE IJIFA. "', fx. SPRIIISGLT 'TSE IfI.If.f.I'I. T'.'.'IC'I.f THE 1936 RAINBQW A. R. C.-I. C. A. Orchestra ui TI-IE 1936 RAINBOW W E V A. R. C. -I. C. A. Glee Club "TI-IE BELLE OF BARCELONA" .I Illzzximl Cnumi-v in Tlzruv .Iris CAST OF CI LX R.XC'I'IiRS LUIS DE MONTERO . GLORIA DE MONTERO . MARGARITA . . . MERCEDES ,... FRANCISCO DE LA VEGA . PEDRO ...... EMILIO . . DON IUAN . . DON IOSE . . DONA MARCELLA . , DONA ANITA ..... MARTHA MATILDA AYERS . . LIEUTENANT HAROLD WRIGHT . PATRICK' MALONE ..., CAPTAIN COLTON . . . , . ChoraI Group . . ALLEN SI-:INNER . IJIARY HELEN WALKER . CAHOLYII CHESQN , GRACE CHEEI: . IAMES I-IIJOVEH , I-IARNELL STEED . NVILLIAM HAYNIE . CECIL LEMON . LLOYD ADAMS . . ELSIE TLINELE . . FPAIIEES GAINES , IJIATTIE :AVICE JANE: , . W. O. ICIN-3 . IALIES KIm:I.m' , LIAVII' LIALEY .III:LI'I Ii+,II'IIf1-s lPLIIL'lfI',' LIIL'I:I.II'III IILIIIII III HV- L EIIIIIIII- IA'-'II-if I-m,'Ig'f' LIIWI-"Inf-f. FII Irli I TTII:'I I:- Gm mf- Davis IM-II thy Iuzw Inby SIIIIII bTIIIfI'I:I,II FIIIIII: L5-was MIIIIIIII-'I I.--'IIIIIII IMIIIIII- S'IIIIIp- ZSGIII IIxIIIQwr'Iy VII' II-I IVIIIIIIII I'.IIIIy 'IWIIIII- lIJ'IIf-5 EIIXSIIII CIIIIIIIIII M Iv I: IXIIIIIIIII NNIIIIII IEI' I"fIiIIf- Goudson LII'-I Iwi.-IHIII IiuIII WIIIH-I XTIIIJIIII Illlvll-JIIIS INI 'hy' N'-WIIIIIII L 'III:,II VYi'lIIwIf. I MR. N. I.. GJILLOWAY . MR. A, II, ANDERSON ..., MR. I-I, O. HEAD ..,.., ALEX IHOIII-TIVIIIIS, COLIIMAN SMITII . ROBERT MOORE, IWORROI-I NUNAIFLL , . I'IIIaI:I'T0I1Ir:QIIIEI' I+II'qII'AI DIIIEETNQ , I'IIAI.mIIc CJAGII . AIILIEHTI.-Ir:5 I'.IA::AL1EE,' . . Smrn Iu?A::AI,:EI2: Q13 Q ZWW' F51-. E691 ? qi R V74 JW Mfwwggw W fw W . 'I 22,4 .2 ' QQ' ,D wif Zim Wim! ,+V Varsity "A" Club T 2,36 kg ,,, ,W in ' 6' egg- Q33 bb jnwpwff Hg ll WVLMU WW Q66 gg-gm, Ii'iRGQ2f7L0-011 Z4 ' 'QQQH ,. - ,e"7WM7 QGJLXJEZ Mjw V M M My 'Enid ww My 'ggiffff QV ap My W My E MW My Q .A ,, 'f Sf' ' -ix , ,mx all A 5 2-ew, Q syezfv ,ww Q Llffca, f?770'vLef,1f ' 'Z' fl l 0 k 167 D :X Q T7 Hmm --WWW Varsity "R" Club THE 1936 RAINB Al-embic Chemistry Club Cfficers Members GN ---I THE 1936 RAINBGW Stamp Club lTHE STAMP CLUB was formed during the current year m the interest of student stamp Collectors MACK C. HAYNIE, IR. WILLIAM H. RUSCI-I . LESLIE YOUNGBLOOLW . MOSE MUHPI-IEY . THOMAS DEAS . Edward Ixnvis Tlvwmrxs Dems Icthn Glover Mafl: C. Hsynie, Ir. Lloyd Horton and plwilfitellstsl Officers Members lvlose Mutpltey Wlltr-ad Neill lolxn C, Rm:-sel , PRESIDENT VzcE-PRESIDENT . SECRETARY . TREASURER S-Awe IXIANAGER XV1llium H. 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F5 " 3 I ,I I '- ,V 5 'Inf ' gf , ' fi I I -: 'gf Q I 1 lamb S , H11 " -,lr-nn , '11 DI' ' . In II3' fini- 1' x I .-YT ,-I r - v 4. P -xl Q if . I 1- P' 'y I , 1 v T . I' . 'f' if rl I ,gn . . . . gt .3 'fOTwfPL1MEI-ITS S Smith Hardware Co. "QUALITY HARDWARE" 927 Bncnn Snuzrr Puom: ,.-,- .,.-,, ,, -.. oc.,-.. 1. ' oi--.1 I, .0. .g. IO. .C. .,. Io. lc. xg. , TEXACO PRODUCTS Wm-1 CERTIFIED SERVICE FIVE POINTS SERVICE STATION 2101 Kmcs WAY Pao 1: 9416 Io. ,gr-wg. Ng, . .g.. 3. .Q. . . . A .Q .g. 5 H ,3, ,- COMPLIMENTS OE Blanchard Sz Calhoun Realty Company Real Estate, Loans and Insurance MARION BLDG. AUGUSTA, GA. W ,gt .3. .ge ,,.-fq. ,3 -,f-3 3. .7 -, .3 17 ,QC ,-x CE tn -GQ Q iOi:Ofi1.,i'.i-.Ent .M-i,:,7?'LQ:'.i ,Q jx Howard Lumber Co. Au. KINDS or LoNG AND snonr LEAF LUMBER F.: 209 M1u.znc:vu.u: Hom: AUGUSTA. GEORGIA .0. .g. .Q. ,3. .9. .g. ,Q .5. -O D0 QQ. Q. ,gf Ng. ,g. .gp ,Of ,gf ,g. . ,QC Sanitation is the First thing in Health Brown Sz WiIIiamson's Sanitary Barber Shop CORNER BTH G BROAD STREETS We Will Appreciate Your patronage at .gf .gn .g. 4, 5 .3 fy. .3. . In. .Q o. nn. Q. -r: Bicycles - Motorcycles - Pennzoil R. L. Sumerau 8: Son :af fo- -o 00. -,q. ,.0. .5-,. .g. . .g. . Ie. .9 Studebaker Pierce-Arrow Connell Motor Co. PHONE 3333 615 Bnonn Sfmzlrr A. I. CONNELL AUGUSTA. GA. -fi,-I--,-f-,-f--. raw- f,f--xf- - --,-- ,,- L N,,,i,,.,.,,,.-,-.1-ofiwic:-,...Jo ,QM-N-f-.ff-f--F--,,-H--H-ffrifci 1 'SOLZPLIIJENTS OF' R. E. Blanchard 2107 Kmcs Wm! AUGUSTA. GEORGIA . .QI -off-o Q01 .of o 0 0 O O O O O O cv -oc3o- 0 0719- -DEQ 0 o 0 MEET THAT TOUGH Jon . 0 9 4 F5 0 XX E .' X Q X! With an ice-cold Coz:-Cola 9 C, X " XQ, you can meel' that tough iob refreslherl. O -, Coca-Cola is c perfect blend of frame W cf.. ' Q 4 plecsanf, wholesome substance whnch YQ . Ilqfaigggk do memo restore You ,O your nm-mal self. . ' rf- O gwe' . - X . 0 T ' ' f -- T Q O - A X Dam K 0 Y -'wx Xl X i 5 , I . .OX A I ' X , X 131 Q Ill - 0 6 h bounce bark f 0 ! X t rmal 9 O 4 A X Q 0 no i O o Q Augusta Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Augusta, Ga. . 5 .. QED' I0 0 O O O Ol 'O DO' 'O O 0 O O 0 0 0 'O' PO' 'O O 04 ,adj :oL.fo- o o o o 0 Q 0 D 0 0 c- -cC3o- -o o o o 9 .- -of"c- V wo: 4 , 1 . it -1 I . - 4 X ., I 3. ,i,.3i""A5iZ . , - V. lb . J' , , -,.-, .f 1 Q FH' TA Y A. rf Q , , , ', - . ' " Q 4 ' YA h ' - ,.'?ti?:'-Q. ,'...4.. 1- ' my ' ., lfgi. - - A 4 ,if ' .Y ,. ,L-I, L' 1 " ' ' I -4 H F KK six ,fixfnj f- - T' "gal ' ' - as up is' .41 TTT '- - - 1 :,, ?1f?2i61,4f:o'::, -'L , " W., "4 ':"'fy,.7f "W Q ' 4 L? A ," ,Q T gs-3 . 3 1- ,l LM' I' NA I fx -V ,'j"'LfEl'z'z'?-'5'E.gJ:xg.::.v:.1Tt-- V A J L V H I i L XL ,A A 4 W",' g . , 5 .' 4 -, I' .. V - ' f b,., au x- A , E 4 J 6 1 va, Tk: l 1 :p ry . --Y , r ' nf- " ' ,ni 'w .-I ,' , -..,--45--N-,fxl' - P'-xl -,- 1 - Ai - . , 1'35'4'4,Li 'A V4 'X X 'm - . .g. , .5. -5. .o. 9-3 5, , , ,: -. t c A U i U Compliments of C 0 M p L I M E N T S .:. .,. 05: .:. Q. Collins Baking Co. r 226 5th Street Phone 96 4 V , 5 Lawrence Claussen- : 'liik A T i Construction D0RR'S A Company f "GOOD TASTE APPAREL" 5 CLOTHIERS AND , Builders of the V ACADEMY STADIUM 724 B d true! Xugusia. Ga. Q Q HA BERDASHERS vo rf -Dov -of .of , . ,,L,g. ,C "The Victories of life are won, not on the fields where the decisive struggles take place, but in the obscure and forgotten hours of preparationf' Georgia Railroad Bank 8: Trust Company L'.V4UGU.STA, GEORQIA 9 . . . Q U Q Clty Ta1lor1ng Company U 5 U JOHN ALFIERI, Proprietor HARRY W. JERNIGAN G Experienced Custom Tailors and Designers Q U, HARWARE . STOVES - PAINTS Q A11 Work Cut - Fitted and Made in Augusta Q U Q O FARM IMPLEMENTS 429 Jackson St. Phone 4396 Q Q AUGUSTA' GA' 1033-39 BROAD s'r. PHONE 219 g ij 'M'--Q, 3' 3 3 T H412 .QAQLQT X33 3 Q 3 G! - ,ff - 3, Y. 1- . 'L' 1 -- . k,,'3t,i, 1 ' . f I I 3 33 '1 21 e f fb, 3 3 "ZA , : .1 3 - ' fi . 3 f - 3 'ff 3 A 2 f 34" ' I f Ns.A i 3. K' . r7'n 'f5' . 5-3r:f. - 3 ' 'fz-I . , 9 v 'G 3' -' x"7'g "YI: T' f' 'Y' ' V ' u I! N-vm, -33:17 3 ' by 4 J 3 43: ' T 5 Q -. yn A - 3 " -5 ' 3 2 3 3 'ffeifivgl is -U is ' -3 - 3 3 -3 " -- 3- .im - f - 3 3 E 3 ' fy' t . V' , ,'-5:3 -i-3 Y 1-31 Q if "A A 3ff,iff"'L",J,.3....1-'1'-lin..-cx.-"'9'f'T"2wf7if X S' "7:.5i 5211 Q ' , 4 , V V V Y 'U V 5 4 ,M A' - 3' 17-if H. , 3' '33 3 'P 5. ' 45 x A If 5'-5'fl K H -3- - ' . -' . .. gifar "' . " .3 iq 3 3 3 3 of N 3 3 33 A ,Q K' is . ' D 1,553 iff" 'jf' 3- 5 A 35.-E3 f , V P .-..f V v ' Hy - Q, ' ' . if h'fff':.zf'1.f.i'4,Zf' -3 vw fi qi '35, 4 -0: 'Ig Qjgc wg- :CCE U H L Flintxs Barber Shop Q DCDGE ff P'-YMOUVH J Q Sales and Service 214 9th Street N3 2 5 Q J 3 11. I.. l-'I.IN'l'. xrnnm-f IVEY MOTOR CO- WE WILL APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS 521 BROAD ALL HAIRCUTS zsc PHONE 3427-28 . ,gn Compliments of THE QUALITY SHCID ,. 5 -gf Q , i lc- 'cs vc- -0- .c. -of , . 10:53, ,g. .C. . Collegiate Clothes J. B. WHITE and COMPANY 936 BROAD STREET PHONE 3500 Ice Cream For Grade AA Milk all Occasions Certified Sanclcen's Visit The South's Most Modern Dairy oLD SAVANNAH ROAD GEORGIA-CAROLINA DAIRIES .Q. ,gl ,gf wg. ,g,. ,g,. ,g. 43. .gl ,q. ,g. -5. .g. .Q. ,g. .fy 'gl ,gl , 0' HOUSTON ICE AND COAI. COMPANY 'HQME QWNEDH ,o, ,0. .C Compliments of -9417415 M ,fum 622' QOIWZIQEFZY -3. yg. .Q fps- :X .:. ,ct .34 .3- 1:4 1: -Q f'- BAILIE FURNITURE COMPANY C4 A . L e fjrunxe fxlfjvformzs 7l2 Broad Street Augusta K::fi:"'H:-"":- :A wc v:- 12- -Q1 wo' . . . CNC. .0, Compliments of City, ot alluquata . . ,, -,gy --.3.-af, , . .- . . f Q. ,-. .5. .Q. .O. Q. .-.. .M ,Q-. ,N ..s. .1. .0 ,0. ,cg-3, :i,U.l75i,0.7o -- - -,.t .m..Y.,.Y. . -Q i UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS Georgia and South Carolina Municipals Local and General Market Securities lohnson, Lane, Space, Sr Company, lnc. INVESTMENT SECURITIES 733 Bnonn Smzrr Tznzvuoncs 3047-3048 AUGUSTA - ATLANTA - SAVANNAH - --- -.-, ,M--,-.-,ff-.'.-a--.-.1 - 1- ----.-f-.-A-A C- ,, -,5,-- -,.-.f--a -- --,Q--,-f A. AV Z- Y..Y ..- A .. ,A m -W Y 4,4 .. -H, Yg.Ym.v.. .':- -.-f --ct W: 'Z . . . ,,-.-3 -YA,-,V ,g ww- Q, Q. Compliments of Imperial, Modjesl-za, Rialto and Dreamland Theatres t . . .1---. I .gf .,g- - , . , . v r-.W Ig. , . . 130. ,3. fg, , 4-. , qizgffgf- I. C. PENNEY CO., Inc. 824 BROAD STREET HT-E LRUIA gjyzf-Afv if 'gpeullejrs , . . r'1:. ,Qt -, . , 1 fTSot11offof- Q-1. T cf' 2 ,Q 5 C ,5.-wc. ,CA ,Cu ,gf LINCOLN LINCOLN-ZEPHYR WALKER-DuRANT MOTOR COMPANY, Inc. Sales and Service "WATCH THE FORDS GG BYU Broad at Fourteenth St. Telephone 300 Augusta, Georgia ,-V.,, 3 5,71-gf, :Jim .o- 9774, 0. ,O. ,g. ,A , . . Qf ,gf Ng. ,CW Q. 7-4, M., of ,mg 1 -1 1--.,f: bpgffclif, ..4..,C ,C -,Q-fc--, . , . ,-C f-104 1-3 ommlrfh .Studio Portraits and Commercial Photographs 737 Broad St. Phone 2314 or' fr "1fl "i Z' .' 1 """'f Tir'--"' 1 ,Ag A QQQSTUW, "' L.. xx , . , f-wg. . 615. qennla 9 Companq , ,ff x i ,. 1 C. Q Clothiers and Haberdashers For Men and Young Men O Broad Street Augusta, G 'ff .Q ' 'Q .1'J. Q' '..'-'-. 4,31 C, 1:26-nnvv.: 'T o- -cf -OI -0:5 po: ,QI Q U Q U Compliments OF U Q I Q I 9 2 SDIQSA qoodl Q I The U N 0722.4 Q St Q I 7- z 't z U 03155 6 u nz u e 820' IC 'O' voc9 Q E01 101 POL DOI ,OCQ 5 U I Z 0 Q BELK-WI-IITE CO. Q IQ U Q Q O DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, READY-TO-WEAR, U 9 'OIC SQUAD STREET Q CLOTHING GENTS FURNISHINGS Q 9 U AND SHQES Q v phone 2365 U Au usta U Q Q 843 845 847 949 B d SI I O 9 H A G Q V Georgia D U Q BGSU' 'C ' 1 'Dj a1'O1'T'IQ'TO' 'O' O' go. ,C,. , . , -,f,. ,O. . , -,,,. ,O. IUNIQR COLLEGE CSI ACADEMY 1: I SENIOR RINGS AND PINS ' FUI-.NI HED BH 9 M255-gone! gcfmjadny WE ALSO SERVE A COMPLETE LINE OF Diplom as- Invitations - Cards Caps CSI Gowns-Trophies-Cups-Medals .9 Qrzfieff geozfia pep. 1560 Wo. pea-amz 290406 -Qtfanta Q 5 CDO. .f,. .. .QW .O. U , 1 , ., .CQ ,ge ,Q. ,g. ,g. , 4-1 . - 1 -X -I Stark-Empire Lannahfy Cleaning Dyeing Office 7lt3 Broad St. Imperial Theatre Building Plant: Druid park Ave. phone ISI! 4. eggs. Vg. Vg. ig. vg.--4, Q. .3. ,C. .Q. .Q. , . . . . -Q. wg. , ,, ., ,liw H, . , Q. ,v W. W --3--,5.v+f5 'I J . N s i' -1.2-fun L A , l ' - , , i' 1,3j - , - .,, ., ,live ,. up-., ,Q - - 1 dl- '-' , aft.: y Q v me -Q ,,,J. ,,...'.'M-at . W ,, 'L u--..,A Q V A ,Q Y I . - Y, ' I 1 .5 -C 'tv O' ' I," ' it 1 Aman M 'e , , 0 ' -, NV ,Y r I I' 0 ' A f . :J rx . . --Q-' f . f s'-, ' F . ,T ' 'QL 'T-. ' V ' A A Q, ,- , f, -ff'.--- , T." -:Aw-ffgl'-lr.: I A' , h -'if' I 0,-.1 U -4- wi T, I451"'gl:'C"'f TQ-:Q 'Q :2-..',fi,CLf,f,..T',."l'l'::fl1C5C -' "::i:f--5' 'Tc' wi' if -31:30 1c'1,1Zf-.2:-Jr--,.f COMPLIMENTS OF HULL, BARRETT Sz WILLINGHAM Attorneys at Law 1 .. cr f 1 . 1 . ,:f :4""cf:5 fic- 29 Alu T':T:...:,,:T:'i: A 5 -f x., , . O 3 E Q I I A ,-. c "Al.l.l'llIRN f0AL" Ii "CRYSTAL ICEU 5 U Q 6 V PA TR 0NIZE ' 1 A i COMPLIMENTS OF 6 V A ugusta Ice 8 A Coal Company 5 H P HOTEL RICHMOND Q F I000f3 llome Industry ' i one l45-l 46 639 lillll St. Ei Q E E, U .i.1i"I' ' T' ' " ' 'T1 'D 'OC9 3204 ' l' ' ' I.f"-CJ' '34 ' 1 'Z National The Exchange Bank of Augusta, Georgia .Stnonq Sound! Uonoqnazmlwa We Cordially Solicit Your Business Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporafion --.,3,?3 -xg -.1 'T 5.-3,74 . 7,,+y- wg' wg. --waf-3.5,-7.3,-xg, In. .ga--wa. .5- Y imc s L.. lc. -c- fo- -Q. -ol lg- .Q. O. ig. l l ll ' Feedriqht Milling Co. B O L Y A R D S l l ,,YOuT -FOTGVSI-H I! BARBER SHOP EXPERT SERVICE BEAUTY SHOP 'MTW-I Ainnpvl H lR h d A G :gig l BOWEN BROS. C0Xll3l.lKlENTS OF R- Elliott SONS Sporting Goods Headquarters R. Allen Elliott, Lester F. Elliott 5 H b Ell' tt Basketball and Tennis S ppl 905 B S ,... ,L f ' ' ' ' ' ' ' "7 "r""""'- """f-'AWN' i"' i'-""""f"o4l ,sm .. Ys.,is..,,-.4e ,,,7-'sms-i..'.m....J,.... Compliments of The Citizens and Southern National Bank No Account too Large---None too Small Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation GQ. .o. .0. ,g. ,g. ,g. -0. ,Q. ,Q. 4 .gf--.ggi Q :f -:A -:' -sc Q 2 O L5 Q U 3 BEN D. JONES 5 Q Phone 7919--I 1217 Troupe Street 3 E Q U U U A L'uL'sT.x. GEORGIA 0 Q 5 Q E MRS. STELLA G. LEIPC-LD. Mgr. 0 E DISTRIBUTOR Q "TONS" T09-STED PEANUT5 932 BE . ,. U, STREET TELEPHONE 3500 U Fine Candies and Peanut Butter Sandwiches 22904 -0- -of -OC IC- IO- -0- 'QC ::o- -0- E - E -o- -dc::- 1:4 -c- -E. .:- ,E, .g. .QE .:, .:. .:, ,Q, ,JC Gpo- -of -0- -c- Ac- . fc 4:2 Woo. -of -o- -Q. ,,. .,,. .,. ,,. N. ., Q, ,:. .gm E 844 Rcynulrls St. .Xugustzn Un. U U Q ,,,,.M W, Q JACK Pr.:Nor:R's GARAGE Q U 0 QPFVIXIIYIY1' rx: Q Q Q Q 5'l'L'l7Iil1.XlilfR .xxn CIIIQYRULIQT Q N G. XY. UDUHI Q Q E Q l-h..m- susf - RE-E. 1,330-xx' U D' S110-c-l1fIf.Y. lfumzcrx, liullvlinx and ll'alLv E G 5 0 3151, E O 473 lhmxn STREET A1'm:sT.x. GA. O U Cul Ou! mul lfmzixvfl Lcflcr Siynx U U 3 0 3 3 30. ,.,. .o. .o. ,Q. .o. . . .0. .Q. .c. .Q. .Q. ,QQ 33. .Q 0 , 0 .o. .og ,v-x.. OCQ 0 cz- -O' c 0 o O O o -or fot,1o+ -3- 'GC .0 GJ u Q U comPL1r.1ENTs or Q 0 . , U 3 General Tire and Supply Ln. E 5 "AUGUSTA'S MASTER Ssnvlcr: S'rA'noN" Q 6 Broad Q: mu sneer Phone zsoo U 0 2 U HILL BRANCH: Walton Way at Baker Ave. Phone 2737 E U 3:31 -3- :J o of -of-'-of .o o :J 'J' ?Of"Cf"O+T5Df-'-NDf"7JflW'.Zfl'Ct'i'.. "WO L1 i ' '-55,712 i Q E , E .gaze Q G Distributor lor 1mm4'1't'l1 IZXKIXKL tif 1, Q Q UKANEATA PIES M 3 and Specialties EW E PHONE 914-1 AUGUSTA. GA. n E394 vol vol vo 13- of 'OL -:H -cw V 4 Q J s?DOxT'Oxiz3xT:-74lJ'I ....:'-L23-lJ"..7f g--F '26-1131-1. 'Zi Q 1 Q J. C. Anderson J U 4 Q Meat Market and Groceries on Q Pourrmr, EGGS up VEGETABLES We U 508 Broad Street Augusta. Georgia 'i -. cl.., PHONES 4477-78 L A O 1 Q 7 Q31 1: ,f-'fit , :AA-fad! po- -o -of-"11"'ft Q E 1 U . 3 E Lockhart, Ivlclluhffe Sz Co. Q E 'In:::o::fxte:i, RLAL ESTJETE, F132 AND Q C.5xSU.5.LTY INSURANCE, SUHETY BONDS J u Q G BTC Error.: S R A Q CQDO' '04 C O 3 C O O 0 O U' '05 D 9 9 9 5 f? o o o o o o 9 6 fl OC od ml? ati E O BZ P, A Il! 51.3 1, 'SAE mr! F' C5 F1 can -Q2 5:15 E11 CD COLLEGE MEN- Y 0 U N G M E N- Qi QT: Otioiboi STYLED mio Up To The Minute NOT Down To A Price! J. WILLIE LEVY CO., Inc. 5 E 75s BROAD srnsm U : E 41+ : -:A Q :- fo- -9- -o- 'cf o Lo. ,QU QC. Yf' O O O 0 0 O4 'DCD g c IF Q P U ' c U 1fVrzxp'lxru-'-:als if U 'W U 1 A LEAGUE, DUVALL 6 POWELL X. OC.T.JOi0i'O Rem. Es'rA'rl: mm Grzunmu. INSURANCE 3' C tn C 2 F Q fu o -t 9. Q if U YL IL ik fl 1,1 U U Q Q Q: J: 00 Ui Cl :Mini Qin Q0l0lOlOt.'lJOl QJUA.-D 7U W If - 'W' ' WO' u E 9 I. ,. 5 f? 0 . : E E, 5 . Q 2 . - 0 " M Q n 9 Q :go 'ft 1 K T' 5, Q : : . : 5 -. rl 9 :Z 'I 'Q . rn n. E - w ,-4 g sa . 5 H 5 F Q E :ng ' 4 5 n U Q 'L 3 5 t Q 5 2,0 9. ' Z 1 G -4 '2. 2 A 5 A Q 5 g 1 L ' 52 .3 v- It I 5 Q 2 'W I ' o N t 0 D' " Q e 3 Q VV 5 pq a Ql'OkZ,vUC fJOilJOQl4Jxl1'bOt.l'DLlDl1C.DOCy Q 2OlOlOl 53:-"T all 21111 Tr: 1-7-I -T"- 3 11-1 ' 1361.2 .-il f ict 1 yi W 1::.g:I1!rgr . 1 5 LEE. CONGDON 6 FULCHER i Arrormzvs AT I.Aw 0 4, u pq: 10: Q O O1 'Ol O O U O C P04 NICE 2 U Q cor-APLIMENTS or O U Q 5 Q 5 VValter's Beauty Shop E O G 207 4th Street U O O U Dsemmlztlrs, BEAUTY TREATMEI-:Ts AIID ll-iAlTICUF" Q O Q PHONE 1397 g Q Q QDO- -o o o o o o o o o o o- -od KO' 'O' O O O 0 0 O O 0 O 'Cf 'DCE O U Q O Q U 5. ALLEN CQHEN 5 3 Dxs'rmc'r MANAGER E G TI-IE MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO., OF NEW YORK U O i Ninety-Two Years ol Service Q E and Security. U 5 Q 0 R301 'O' O 0 0 O O D 0 O D ID' 'OJ 690. .Q. .0. .0. .o. .0. .o. .o. .g. .0. io. io- -ocg O O U . . y Q E A. A. A. HIGHWAY EXPRESS E O 0 . . U g Ilally Servlee Iletvveen E 5 AUGUSTA, ATHENS. ATLANTA AND COLUMBUS. GA. E 0 Also Tennessee and Alabama Points. Pick-ups and Delivery U Q Service at No Extra Cost U . 0 . PHONE 4378 QED' 'O O O O 'OK 'Of 'Ol O O O OI 'D fo- -0- o- -0- io- -0- -o- -0- fo- fo- -o o -cab 0 O 3 CHEIQQI-155 cffxslwo G DANCING THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY E 0 'Ihe South's Most Beautiful Place to Dine. Dance and Swim. 0 U Designed and operated to enable wholesome entertainment i in a pleasant atmosphere with every convenience. E "PHONE IN FOR PRIVATE PARTIES" Q U Located on U. S. Highway No. One. Two Miles South of U E Augusta, Ga. Convenient to All Augusta and Southeast. U 'H TELEPHONE :ma 5 EDD- -o o o -ot -0- vo. -CQJQ. Q 0 0, ,OE FO' 'O' 'Ol 10' Ol 'O' 'O' 'O' '04 '04 'O O' 70:5 Q Q E ron YOUR SAVINGS U 0 Q 2 1-ZZ INTEREST Q U Compounded Semi-Annually. Paid on Deposits Q O :ici oioti liealty Savings Hank U 827 Bnonn S1'm:e'r Aucvsrn. GA. U O AUGUSTA'S ONLY STRICTLY SAVINGS BANK. 0 U Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Q O Qso- -o- ro- io- fo- -o- -o- yo- o -0- fo- -0- -odn LfQOf 'Of O O C O O O O O O C- IOCQ Q Q E COMPLIMENTS H .5 Q i0l SIIUTHER RIIIIFINEA ll E INSULATIII BU. Q 0 E GUARANTEED ROOFS li C- 13th and Walker Sts. Phone 2881 0 Q IOHN-MANVILLE AND FORD ROOFING PRODUCTS Q Q Q QSO! 'O 0 0 O O O O 0 0 U Ol -ocy EVO' 'O' O O O O O O C U Q O 'CC E Br:s'r BY Trs'r- E o ROOHNG, SHEET METAL PRODUCTS, VALSPAR PAINTS. 0 Q HARDWARE. BUILDERS SUPPLIES ll U Lowr:s'r Pmczs - QUICK Dzuvrnms U O D Q . Q E David Slushy CSL Son H O 0 9 PHONE 100 1009 Broad Street U U Q 2 3 Q:-m o u o ku- io . -a. -ogy. io- -oc! Hoo- -of o -J 40. -0. 0. .Q. . LMC? I,I Q COl.lFLllw5l'NTS M Q' - Q Dr. W. D. Reynolds 4' cnmovmxcron Mnsomc Buxnomc E Q Q Q Q Q O Q 20' 'O C 0 O O U 0 O C Ox -ocp ' -B 1- r f'w11'f'1.'w111' www If Hu 1- 411 YU! Am' Luiz! 111,116+ Sui Iwvrs LGUIS LUNCH ROQM B SHUHT UHIIEIHS SXXIIXNIIZHES . 61'lil.I.',N' BLUE RIBBON ffm' ll'fu'i1i',v lfifluxf cxijfnll' Y NI llmmfhxrul In rn.. lrfilfll N, Vhwm' "J N 1 'lf 1.1. X1PKxl'.'.l. LII. XR UI. lm F' S.'f':'1'ff HI I7fH:'f:' . .gm . , w Xl nl . I X, 1.l1fIlQnLl,X , . wh. , .Q , .......,e.....L.r...g.fox,,-0 ,-F lv, r til-yi' . n ,xc-,,E.,, y 1, i'J.-sv i JS.: , - I rg. Yi'. Q , S 5' vig ' 1 5' S' . r , : ' :Sb IW gi :G ' nt I ' , , M Tg ' '-- A 9' .K ---v--n P-Y :J ' . , ' B J'-Es 5 f'."9- ,. ' L sa Ng 1, .Uflf C0011 Luck in ilu' Flllllfa' Ur' lzuurs' We Sincerely Appreciate Your Past Pulronuqe and Are 'Q Looking Forward lo Many Years ol P.easan! Business With . Y O U ! . X 3 Sodas H LQQ A Cafe B 636 Broad Slreel Curb Service 1 , Y, -Y -H, ,,. Y. ,J .NJ LQQQA4, i..ii'i.7,..-:'....5 ..,:... 'if JCHiN B.BdUTURAY'CCJ REALTORS Q Insurance-Loans B1 ,X 122 Eighth sam: : AUGUSTA, GEORGIA 5 - fr -2 --'-f--- 7 -fy- ll 3 fl 0 J U fc. ,Ol ,Q. D--E po, ,gf o-:Z U U l O Ren Scmuaonoucn P1-Ion: 2357 . l ' Q U Southern Welding Un. U Sc Sa 5 ALM OUZTS Przp. U I D ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING Q "Augustus Best Place to Eat' f In U AND CUTTING O AU- ELECTRIC AND Am CONDITIONED RESTAURANT Y Auto Frames and Axles Aligned Accurately U U U O A Specially Western Steaks - Sec: Foods ,Y With Bear System E Q Corner Sth and Ellis Sis, Open All Night Q 1-23 lfllis Strevt Tclcplui-ne 1352 O Qs 3 l 3 O' 'D O 'O' 'C D94 'O 1 IQ' 'O Y?-,0. ,Q .Q- -oC::- fc -o- -OE l O U Q 5 COMDLIMENTS or Q Q MQW 6011272 Q ll EY E 3 D. R. ANDERSON, President 5 Q ll Do- -o o- - Q. ,051 ro. ,g. .L-,. .o. ,0. .g. .Q. ,g. .Of--.0 .C. .CCQ pg. .O. Q. .Q. -c- -oc? E 9 U Q T A X I U COMPI.IlViENTS E U O To the Graduating Classes of U Pm-N12 326 ms ' me E Y I I C b 9 A. B. PRESCOTT Q E G O W 3 Q Q U Q Wrighlsboro Road Phone 3182 0 PIIONE 97 U 0 U O BEST QUALITY IN MEATS AND GROCERIES O H ULIIUI4 ANU lllllll'fl'EllllS SEl'1VlllE U U po- -o- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -c- -ocs po- -0- -0- -c- -c- -c- c wr- -Q. -:Cb U o Q U ., ,. , Q Q! U ll IH! Bl.-t ll Lxllm fn T111 Q Eiecjtric QC. U, U A. R. C. - Fl. C. .fX. CLQXSSES OF 1036 U U 0 Thu Hriylzl Sf'0l 5 U - Q O E Wocdward I-Ufflbef' CO- U 1.uzr1'r1xn3 FIX'l'l,'RES U U D f D U lforly Ycarx of FuiI11j'11I Svwfcc ll DIST-ISC-NON Q U l'l1--nc llfml .Xugustzn Cn. Q E U 640 Broad St. Augusta, Ga. U 530. .0. Q Q -o- .QCE Do- -0- -0- -0- -o -0- -o- -0- -0- -QE ,0. .c. ,C. .Q. . ,g. A , Q Q Q Q Q Q Q . . . . QQ. ,g. . , vo- -of-Socm : AQ QM Y L ., f Q! .Z . Q 4 THOUSAND wmnow Bzucznxlzs ' . Q AQEKHHS LOOSE-WILES mscurr co." The Planters Cotton , Q C I 'N MODERN INSULATION 1 Ompanyf HC' at ROOFING co. Ml,,mf:,Eu,,-ur, ,,f Q S46 Reynolds SI. - Phone 3864 Cotton Seed Products xmbm 1 I I .Xl'1ll'S'I'.X. Uliuruzlx L -N Qigw 2. Q Q 0 0 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q fl dl Up . .q. ,Q. .Q. .gf .O. ,Q. ,0. ,Q. f ,Q. ,Q. .g. ,Q. mega. Q. ,GCE U For Graduation or ffDress-up 9' Q The Young Man Who Knows What He Wants Chooses E Uffasbion '5ailoreb" Clothes E Sold Exclusively By E 5 - .. 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V p 0 Perkms Lumber Co. 5 Q 5' s'rfuc1i ,XIR-UJNIJITIQ man 520 13111 Slreel Telephone 711 U vo vo- fo- -21' 'VJ liz, f -of of ,cf -3- ,of Jo -of -0- -1369 fp 'O C o -QCQ U C'rm1fliun'nl.v 3 nf U HENRY XYliAXTl'II2RS MOTOR CO. E Humax e- TERR.xPx -xxx ll Augusta, Ga. Q Q H wc- -ocsof -o Q1 Q. .g. , . . , ,Joi ,ol -o- ,od 0 f N w Q ClOlOlClCi5ClD0lCi COMPLIMENTS OF 7 , math nf Q1IJ11I11Ii55iU1IP1'E: 50355 zmh 3RBfIE1l1I! RICHMOND COUNTY, GA. Enwm C. Mnnnns Fnmuc H. Tuxmcn ln.M:s M. Woonnuz Fnmuc R. Mu.:s FRANK H. Hoorsn Qao- '01 '01 -0' O -0- -0- 'CQIC1 I -C1 '54 'CK 'Ol O O J vac . . , A . . . . po- -o o o o o o o 'oc fpoxiaociociocioxloxiocinogi C CCG 690 0 o o 5 mpc: o o o 2 U E U E 9 0 'E' - o ' 9 'U ' ' 9 ' I 6 0 6 e 6 5 E 5 5 E O un o o 0 S O 6 E O " 0 0 fa m ' 2 3 ' UA DP 0 ' ' 9 o O o 6 0 0 2 V U., o . H Z Fa' F' . tr- 2 H ..q H1 ' o o I" 0 CI -" 1-4 O o ' Q 0 QQ 9 W 0 Q :H O KT! v-4 Q rr: n 5 5 LV' 75 0 '55 F' Q Q Q 0 0 U0 A 0 ,I - U Z Q U, ,. 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