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

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A-1r J nf JL 2 .11 ..,- r ' 1.15 55 +G . :.':fg,',5ir4:1.ti:l1' 1 tif l , I J 3 . 1 . , , 4 4 10" THE STUDENTS OF THE ACADEMY 011' RICHMOND COUXTY AND THE JUNIOR COLLICGE UF AL'GL's'1'.x lDl'E.f!3llf 945 oreievom' . . . .Xs L1 coiiftznlt remimlci' if thc xnriwl cxpcriuiices related tw this year at the liicliim-ml Academy and llunim' College uc pix-fciil lvl pm. thu rlllllCllI lm-wily. the N345 xrulumu nf the liziiiilmxv. This sclw--l ya-:ir has ln'-jriiglit iiizmy uf thc Urllfll. -mvc l:1kun-fm'- giixiiu-fl. lvluasurcf ul fclwffl lill-1 it has :ilw lvrfvuglil inauy iimrc scriwiif ziwpcclw. Yuu lizuc nskml ywiirsclxcf limi' 5'-in u-'ulml help lveft in thc niitimik war clfwrl. 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B. Moore, English: A. G. Owens, English: H. O. Read. English: G. M. Scott. English: C. M. Sutton. En- glishg H, Wilhelm. German. ,.4 Sozvkzf Szlkvfmv ' .1, .1 '73 . f b11mlx,IPl15lury. H11 C1-1'-ilc . UMM 111517 'zzz f07'.S' J, M. Buckncr. C. M. Etheridge. J. T. Hains. G. T. Lnnclforrl, J. C. Lucky. J. R. Mosely, Mr, Buckner Hr. Euhgml s LYKZEIZCK Dejbarfifzeief F'-'if' ' ' 4 'fr . :N K if, s 'LA' ' , -......- , . . v-H--V -w - -- .-1- Rr: ' ix W, .e LI A, pw Eiga' J' In v 'SL 1' P. W. Bethea, Science: T. J. Blalock, Chemistry: O. all-we za 'Y -5 1 'Ml BQ! r I 1 22 , W. Chandler, Biology: F. R. Derrick, Biology: J. 0. Derrick, Chemistry: L. A. Griffin, Biology: J. J. Nix- on, Science: C. A, Scruggs. Chemistry: J. L. Talley. Comnzerfzkzf 8l0ZIl'fi7Z6'iZZ ig H. C. Harman. W. R. Kennedy, C. H. Trunn. 1 A Jm, M1 Special Teachers Um' flfzfffiy E Nl Hwrm-. ixXIl'Ii'UllLll'l'. l, Lkulmx. X'nn'ulinnul Guulunu C Nl D.4fhux'. Shxvp. L J Shugkur. Ilruwingg W, R Bench lb IC. '43, '11 The College Um' Qyopboffzore 0 im? 5 s PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER KATHARINE NORVELL N ORVELL HARRIS KELLY HOWARD HOFFMAN HARRIS ,, ,ANNE KELLY JACK HOWARD Hilti Soplzof fares CORAL MILTON BANKS "Variety is the mother of enjoyvne-nt." Cheer leader lg Glee Club 25 Sig- ma Delta Chi 23 Sponsor 2. FLORENCE DOLINSKY "It is amazing how little I'itev'atu1'e there is in the 1vo'rZfI." Basketball 1. LEILOU CALDWELL "A fair exteoviov' is a silent v'ecommen,clat1on." Y. W. C. A. lj Honor lg Sponsor 1. FAYE DUNAWAY 'L-l clieerfzrl disposition is fl 7n'ism tlmt -reflects blue trays." Honor 15 Sponsor 2: President of Litergxry Society 23 President of Spanish Club 2: Assistant Secre- tary of Glee Club 29 Associate Rd- itol' of Rainbow 2. JOHN GORDON CLARK "He'Il jinrl IL ll'll!l." High Honor 15 Phi Theta Kappa 2. LOULIFI REID!! IIUNN "The cuuliuus svlrlmn err." High Honor lg Librarian of Glee Club 2: Phi Theta Kappa 2. 1 fin POLLY .IO EVANS "Tim Irirl: nf Slllfflllllllfjlli Hmmm' 1: Eflitor-in4chicf of Haiiv how 2: Literary Society 2: Cleo Club 2: Phi The-ta Kappa 2. IIURUTHY C. GILLM.-KN "N'lo nr: nA':'1'1' In'lraljlN.-' Honor lg Literary socioty 2. MIRIA M S. FLEMING "IIrlhr lryi Iinr' fum xlmulvl fm'g1c'! frm! ,wnlilr Hum lim! -mu slimllil I'n1Hu'mlnll' H2111 I-r will, Glr-0 Club 12. WILl,l.f'Ul H, GRANAIPE "lli,q1:1i.u nllr lmlfrlllffo' rl.: uv 11-iff. 'Trix nnninyr, nrumuli ruff.: ny grill." Thr' Triuuglr- 1, 2: Tl'l'11SUl'l'l' ZZ: Nzijnr R. fl. T. F. I: l.lC'Ufl'llSiHt- I fvlmwl 1: Huslwtluall 1: Si-vx'i-tgiry tim-:isun-i' nf Suhrm- Club 1. MARGIE GIBBS Klluxif- lmllf vlmrms hi xnullif flu .w1i'rnl4' lnvlsf. llunru' 1: Raskvthall 1, 2: Prvwi- flu-ut 'rf filer' Club 2: Rainbow Qtzul' 2. AUI 'HEY VIVIAN GREEN ",llul.'C lnlxinrss u plrn.vur'v uml plvf1.w1n'r u lr1rsm1'ss." Spanish Club 2: Literary Society 2: Glce Club 2: Sigma llulta Chi 2. , Ili' l l l A 1 j S 0,012 om ore lg, xnvx 1- 'T,j? MARTHA LANG HOGAN "Know, then, that I consizler brou'n For ladies' eyes the only color." Sponsor 23 Secretary of Glee Club 2. JOE E. GREENE "Facts and Figuresg Put 'em flown !" The Triangle 23 Rho Chi 2. THOMAS JACK HOWARD "The test of u man is the fight he mul:es." High honor 15 Lieutenant 13 Cap- tain 23 The Triangle 1, 25 Sabre Club 1, 25 President of Rho Chi 29 Treasurer of class 25 Literary Society 25 Student Council 25 Mus- keteer staff' 25 Rainbow staff 25 Phi Theta Kappa 2. BESSIE B. HANKINSON "BIns1ff11fl is the mlm' of rirtzzef' NORMA ELIZABETH HUIYSON "Thy 'IPIYIIIUSUI is ll vflnrlle in thy merilf' Literary Society 2: Spanish Cluli 25 Assistant business niaiiagm-1' of Rainbow 2. JAMES HOFFMAN HARRIS 'Alfa lulllluf. but ln- lmppfr tlnvfiulh piety." Vice-president of class 23 Vice- prc-sirlent of Spanish Club 23 Lit- erary Society 2: Student Council 23 Rainbow staff 25 Muskcteer staff 2: The Triangle 2. SARA NATALIE JOLLES "Tho 111'!ilIfrgf of Il'lll'lI-in ZIV High honor 1g Literary Society 2: Phi Theta Kappa 2. IPOIIIS HAIIIIY 'QNLNUQ . . C. KELLY "Sim llrrrs to lnuyh. Nha Iurvs to walls: .-lull, ull. my lwarf. slic Iurvs In falls." Honor 1. .IUNICS "But give mc my lor? and n fig Vol' Um' 11-nrlll. Spanish Fluh 2. HARRY I.. KIIIKLANII. JR. "lf fx fl yrvrlf plugin In In' Inu lfuml.wnnla ll mlm." Huskc,-!I1z1II I1 SIIIUI1' Club I. 22 I.im-utr-nan! lg f'ayitain 12: Sr-crf-tary ivf The 'I'rianSIIc 2. QNAa.,,.cSg,ukD,'E K Ii I . I. Y "A Iiltfr nffzfxuixf non' nm! Hun in ll High:-ft hrvnfu' lg Afivc-rtising Blan- IEJZIJI' Of Musl-af,-tm-i' 25 Trl-asurer of Student f'nunciI ZZ: Sf-crutury nf Hass 2: Litcrarx' Socivty ZZ: Phi Thr-ta Kappa 2.' DONNA MARIE MCCOY A'.-I flfrl Hum svwlnfsl uf vlzfvrfzil flrxlfrrlllgfx mul nmlirlcnf tumnri-nu's," Honor 1: Sponsor lg Y. W. C. A. 1. Soplz Um Um? KATHERINE NORVELL "The leader was fl. Zl'0I?lfl7Ln Honor lg President of class 25 Stu- dent Council 2g Glee Club 25 Lit- erary Society 25 Musketeer staff 2g Advertising manager of Rain- bow 2. JEANNE MCGAHEE NA still and quiet conscience" Y. W. C. A. lg Literary Society 25 Rainbow staff 2. MERRIE OVERSTREET "What should I do but be merry?" Literary Society 2. MEARA MCKIE "In framirzy an artist, art hath thus rlecreetl To make so-me good, fo exceed." Literary Society 23 Gl Art editor of Rainbow but others ee Club 25 2. J. CORTEZ POWELL "A pair of legs encased in In'eecl1es." The Triangle 1, 2: President 2: Basketball 1, 23 Letter 1, 2: Sabre Club 1, 2: lst Lieutenant 13 Major 2. CAROLYNE MORGAN "I u'ouIrln't hi' nn angel. for angels ha rv to sing, 1'rI rather he a xoplmmore anll never' rlo a thing. 3 m-' .4" 6 JACK L. RHODES "A multitude of books distracts him." Thv Triangle 1, ZZ: Vice-president 2: Sabre Club I, 2: 2nd Lieuten- ant 1, 23 Secretary of Rho Chi 2: Basketball 1, 2: Letter 1, ZZ.: Lit- vl'1ll'X' Society 2. RUTH SAWILOWSKY "lf silvum 11-:rv ymlflnr, Hull' lruulfl fn u 1nlnlu'r'." .lUlfl.l,l'f lllfsll "Tiff rf-unl flnpusxflvlv fx rm! lu mf flu lu urn 1 1 1' rf jf ,U lligh hom-r l: llusim-ss ll'lllllilLfl'l' nf lluinhfvw 223 l,it1-l'ul'y Sonic-ty 2: l'hi Thr,-lu Kzlppn 2. .IUIIN ll. SICAGU Hllmffsl Hn? 1l'ur:l.v,'l III1-I Vhi 2. f1l',Ulll.l'.l',lN S.-Xl.l'l A'NmmMlf Vufm NH :ruff V mln V1 Un lp,-mul: fx dup. MAXINIC SH.-Xl'llZrb "Lvl :fx ln' us lnlplm IIN ff" wr Sponsor lg l,itf-rury Sm-i-'tjs ' l'lmt"H'Aul:l1y cflitvn' of lluinlvvw " ZH' Sopfzom ores SUZANNE WILLIAMS XYADE "With her eyes in flood with laughter." Honor lg Secretary of Literary Society 25 Musketeer Staff 25 Lit- erary Editor of Rainbow 25 Phi Theta Kappa 2. NANCY LEE STEPHENSON "The force of her own, thought makes her way." Basketball 1, 25 Band 29 Literary Society 2. ELEANOR WATKINS "Huppiwess is IL rirtzle." Pianist of glee club 2. DOROTHY NEAL STRINGER "Silence is golden." MARTHA CLAUDE WIENGES "Youth comes but once in a Iifet1'n1e." Honor 1: Basketball 1: Zeta Rho Sigma 1, 2: Vice-President 1: Spanish Club 2: Glec Club 2: Lit- erary Society 2. GRACE TOOLE "Tho nmyif' of Il, fllI't'.n Vice-President of class lg Secre- tary of Student Council lg Cheer- lcarlcr 1: Zeta Rho Sigma I, 2: Vicc-President lg Glen- Club 2: Lit- erary Society 2. JANE YOUNG "Nothing is more troublesome than the effort of thinking." 01 1' lYiS'h!llF!f Qjfqfff 11. K I'I-TICSI IJ I-INT K' ICIQ-I'ICIiSI IJPINT SEC I3 ETA R Y 'I' II Ii.-XS L' Ii Ii IK PEGGY DAVIDSON JOHN SMITH ANNE PHILPOT JOHN COCHRANE DAVIDSON SMITH PHILPOT FOCHRANE 42 niifvs f"s Allen Vera Martma Anderson Ehzabeth Balk Arthur Jordan Barnes Jane Wilson dvd eslzmm 1 PT .1--'Y '3- K '4 -ur Beckum Ruth Claire Blanchaxd Wxlllam Eugene Blackwell Wallace Nolman Brake Bennie B1 oome Cal olyn l . 7 X E A . ' x tx D li. I wh gr , ' ' ' l H " , A ' :,.' - V - 'LF l . 4- suv-4 A , , ., VJ 5 l, V I N -. 1- " Q . . 'Q' jg - , N l -xr'-5f5'g , ' ' N X . f'zgi,gJ.17a.f ' ' , ,,. ' fi J --f' i . 5 e Q -' 1 .--i y . , .1 . , . . . ' ITN 7953 6. n'9 4' 3 r 2 Q2 Broome, Dorothy Marian Cherous. Eugenia George Brown. William Charles Cochrane. John Arthur Burdashaw, Agnes E. Cohen. Sheldon Bradley Connell, Harriette Davidson. Peggy Lamar Davis. William Albert Deas. H. Grady In resfzmm DcBcuugrine,, June Francis DcVanQy. Edward Delmar P' Dohyns. G. June Dram-. James Emmett -5 , l' Y 936- 4:- ' . T' 1 1 .B Q 5 ., .l,. T T g. t ff-9 Ll if ,Nu Durden, Claudia June Farriba. Anne Edgar. Mary Ellen Fields, Maude E. Farr. Adele V, Francis. Joe T. 4 1' -551' flu 'CSP- CKG- jig KP .Q , H T' 3 'VI v. ,vwi - J lo.:-'N nj- ' W aw - 1 ,, lil 1 . X , , ' l ' A J v r ll' V,-. , 'Q' Gallagher. Ellen Mary Grammar, Fay Gallagher. Mary Ellcn Halma. Yyvymm Garrett. Josephine Hula. Juycc Hanmilton, Jasper Harrell. Henry P. Harris. William Harrison, Phil S. Olll' '1' All . M ,., kr' Jw r,' re lzmm Hawkins, Ln Vaughn Hawn. Frances L. Hodges. Jackie Hoffman, Ann G 1 N 5 A 1 Horne. Eugenia L. Johnson, Eva Sue Johnson. Georgia 375 a Jones. Mary Ellis Knuck. Peggy Kogcr. Mm: Belle fb -5, 11 U' 'Q' 477 Koger. Shirley Lauthner, Betty Martin, Virginia 4. QT, 'fi l -0-1 3 1 May. Sara Virginia M RI crritt, Mary E. iddlcton. Betty ki . McConnell, Bright McFeeiy. Robert A. Oc-llc-rich. Die-lrich W. Pardue. Clinton E. Ill I1 7656774679 WW No' l I l To 1 l' ,if ix- , H 'D 'J i s ,Jil 1 ma' E ,J .am A 'sa ' ...I 6? l 0 Parclue, Mary Nell ' N l Patterson, Mary Miriam Pippin. Edward Petty. Charles E. 1 4853.6 r 5 1' Y if 4: 1 Q- J 3 fa- . ., .fir Q' - Y ,, ,. if i fvilil-il' V . - 1,. so XA i l if ' f v X57 -:N V 4' Phillips, Inman C. Pritchard. W. Jackson Philpot. Anne Punaro. A, Edward Poole. Barabara Redish, Barbara fl Rhine. Joseph W. Rupert, Mary M. Robinson. Clayton B. Sacre. William A. Roesel. George A. Savage. Clarence R. Scharnitzky. Emile O. Schmidt, Irdell Scoggins. Henry Deer Scott, Loyce Elizabeth 56. ,K -911- 1- H' resfm 612 l 4 6. 1 L.i l 1 f IDF -qv K , l -, I g All 41 J L 'J Q i l 2" 7 4-as .-f w I 1 4 'ga 5? ni' 57' V ,- f fr. "3 H ,,, 1 3 15 If -.- A 'fl Smith, John Scurry Thomas, Joseph B. Steed, Dorothy Mae Thomokins, Arienne Scott, Martha Ann Stephenson, Ruth Jean Veal, Jess Ralph Selgler' Eula Lulyanne Verdery, Leonard, Francis Von Sprecken, Mary Chase Sims. Claude William Smaragdis. Mary C. .ff-' TQ ls? ,L- 1:-1 A -ak OW reflmzef 'WF' K r-gi vw. 1 Washington, Betty A. Welch, Harold Guy Whaley, William Richard Wilensky, Shirley Whitaker. John Allen Williams, William Talbert White, Sudie Self Willingham, Edward Lee Wong, Lillian Woodward, Marion A. Wright, Joseph David Wright, Mildred H. THE CADETS I I Q 0 . 1 , Om' Szfffiof' Qffffft Z' -: 'F' . I fn I n .- 2, :- 'Q 5 1 U fcglff-'-2" Q 1 PRESIDENT - - - JIMMY BABBITT VICE PRESIDENT - - HARRY BAILEY SECRETARY - - JACK BANKS TREASURER - - WILLIAM SMITH x.fh if gf BABBITT BAILEY BANKS SMITH U V 1 .,.f- 1 HS 1 1 Sefzzbrs JOHN D. ADAMS Transfer 35 Glee Club 45 President 45 Richmond Hi-Y 45 Varsity Football 45 Sergeant 45 1st Lieutenant 4. ' LARRY A. ADKINS Track 35 Sergeant 4. EARL ANDERSON JOHN ASHLEY HARRY BELL BAILEY, JR, Honors 1, 2, 3: Beta Club 3, 45 Secretary 45 Academy Hi-Y 2, 23, 45 Secretary 35 Vice-President 55: President 45 Block "R" Club 3, 43 Sab1'e Club 45 Freshman Literary Society 15 Glee Club 4: "B" Yar- sity Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Rainbow staff 45 Ser- geant 35 Captain 45 Major 45 M. S. 8: T. Merit Bar 25 Class Vice' President 45 Musketeer staff 45 Best Drilled Company 15 Student Council 4. JIMMY BABBITT "B" Varsity Basketball 25 Sportsmanship Medal, "B" Varsity Bas- ketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 "B" Varsity Football 2: Varsity Football 3,45 Captain 45 Friedman Trophy 45 Class President Zi, 45 Student Council Il,-15 Vice-President 45 Academy Hi-Y 2, Il, 45 Treas- urer 35 Vice-President 45 Sergeant Ii, 45 Rainbow staff 45 Glef: Club 4. JOHN JULIAN BANKS Transfer 25 Cheer Leader 35 Sergeant 515 Captain 45 Sabre Club 43 Richmond Hi-Y 225 Varsity Basketball Il. -1: Varsity Football 45 Block "R" Club 22, 45 Class Secretary 45 Glee Club 45 Rainbow statl' -l. H. E. BENTLEY, Best llrilled Company 33: Rainbow stat? 45 Sergeant 4. JAMES H. BISHOP, JR. llainbuw stall' -15 Corporal 45 Spanish Club il. CHARLES BOHLER Q49 Ni noni' 'W .-v 41' X tl lv' , if lr lg 1 I -11 Corporal 45 Sembrs GEORGE BARRETT BOSWELL Corporal 35 Sergeant 4: Band 4. RICHARD BOYD Corporal Ii: Sergeant 4. BILLY MAC BRIDGES if llrillr-ri Company ZZ, S23 Glee Club 4 ICUGICNE N. BRUKER Num mt ' l Host llrillr-rl Cmnpuny 2, :Ig Rent lvrlllul Plitoon ltx I'mt1 IZ, ,lg Varsity Basketball 4: Glue Club 4 Ralnboxs ck I." Club " l .llfl.lAN J. RUGG ru Intl' l lla-sl llrillml Plutmm 223 High Hnnrwr-. P llunmf 1 Sl rm h Klrlv l Cnrprwrzil l. K". W, IIUIIIIUM, JR. S1-rga-zxnt -I. PRESTON li. RUSSEY 9u'g:r-:nrt -l: Cleo Club l: Orc'l'l4-stra ANDREW R. CATO Honor 2. SAM CLAYTOR JOHN L. CHILDRESS Mnintw Football -lg Academy Hi-Y 43 Corporal 325 Seurmnt -I Blncl Academy Hi-Y 4: Rest llrillcd Platoon Sefzzbrs JIMMIE C. COLEMAN Sergeant 4. HAROLD L. COLE Honors 25 Corporal 35 Sergeant 45 M. S. K T. Merit Bar 2. B. A. CULPEPPER, JR. Track 2. F. J. CULPEPPER "B" Varsity Football 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Most Valuable Player 33 Best Back 45 Sergeant 3. ROBERT G. DENNIS Richmond Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 43 Rainbow staff 4: Business Manager 43 Sergeant 3, 4: Glee Club 43 Golf 2, 33 Best D1-illed Platoon 35 Block "R" Club 3, 4. BEVERLY DOLAN Richmond Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 4: Corporal 31: Sergeant 4: "B" Varsity Football 2. FRED IIRESSEL, JR. Literary Society :lg Sergeant -lg Varsity Football 21. PAT EVANS Beta Club 23, 4: Academy Hi-Y 33. 4: Secretary 4: Rand l, 12, Ii, 4: Sergeant 133 2nrl Lieutenant 4: Band Modal 33: Mori! llnr l, 21 ll. A. R. Jlg Highest Honors 2. 31: Ynlesiictorian -1. F. M. FAULK, JR. Richmond Hi-Y 2, 21. -l: Sergeant 4: Honors I JOE EDWARD FAULKNER Beta Club 3, 43 Honors 1: High Honors 2, Il: Glee Club 4: Sabre Club Al: Spanish Club 4: Literary Society -lg Sergeant Zig Captain 4: Rainbow staff -lg Class Otficer 1, 2. ,. so ' i Q ov' i ..- ' .f-4' 'Af 4-4' -v if i -sv- 2 -:rs 5 ,lfk .1 1 I, -I if 'S' i l qi' Scfmbrs SIDNEY FOSTER Corporal :Ig Sergeant -l. SAM B. FOX Hmwrs l, 2. Il: Hvtu Club fl, 4: Glue Clulr -l: litcrury Sou lwlvatirxg 31: Sabre Club -lg .-xflltlylllj' Hi-Y -l: Host lirillul C1 llc-Vit Rm' 2, Ii, J: Sorgczxnt Zig lqllllflllll 4. ,' A .1 RU ll If RT S, G IC EI! flllllll xl 51: Svruount lg Mllilaot-'L-1'stzxtl"l. .l, H. GIBSON IIUSKV lli l5L'Y S1-rgvant -1. MUN.-Xl.ll HALL film- Vlulw ll Spanish fqluh 1: llainhf-xv Stull' lg Cllljlfbldl 7 Su uf-:mt li. GEORGE IIAIITH -lg Sabre Club 1 I lor Hr-lu Vluh IE, -1: Acuflr-n1y lli'Y IZ, bl: Tr:-asu1'c-1' Vluh 4: Scrgcant Zig lst Lieutenant -lg Merit Bar 2, Il: Honms 1 7 Q'Ul'llUl'fil L. W. H ELM LY '15 Svrgcant lg Mc-Vit Bal' W. R. HEflIl'llII.I, Curpfwul J: 'I'r:xCk Il. W. T. HERRINGTON Scrgzvmmt Al: 'I'rm'lc Il. 2: Track Seniors RICHARD S. HESLEN Sergeant 2, 3, 4. TOMMY HODGES Richmond Hi-Y 3: Sergeant 3, 45 Cheer Leader 4. Glee Transfer 35 Best Drilled A. G. HOLMES J. A. HORNE MARION HUDSON JOHN HUGHES Corporal 43 Honors 2. TEII HUNTER Club 45 Sabre Club 4: Corporal 23: Captain -1. B. L. JOHNSON Sergeant flg Honors 1. WILBUR ll. JONES. JR. Sergeant 213 2nd Lieutenant 4. JAMES A. KEN I' High Honors Ii: Rainbow stuff 4: Activities Editor -1: Platoon 23. i l Li - In ' I 1 M is l 'TN j ff: , , 4 1' '-ttf' if l so 5 '1 'Q' n-"' uv' 53.4 . ,i 3 4i 'T G 1 fi A ' fg at .1 . V J., . ,... 1--il ,-- 7 Seizzbrs JACK M. KENNEDY Sergeant -1: Rifle 4: Best Ilrillecl Company 2, 3. IIEMICH KENT, JIT. Coi'poi'ul 41. M. P. LARISEY lflcst llrillul Plaitnon rr. IRYIN L. LEYY ll--iwrs l. 2, Ii: li:-lu Club IZ: Uxrpnrail 375 lst Licutcnant Al: Sabre l'lulm l l"llAIll,liS I-l. l,IX'INljSTUN llmiws LZ. '5: lst I.in,-utcnzint -lg Suliru Club Al. BOBBY G. LYUNS .hui-lvliiy Hi-Y '!, -1: Hluck "ll" Cluli IZ, -1: S1-ry:-:int 21, -lg A'llSkl'tl'l'l' stuff 43 SIN-rts limlitfn' -lg Yaiwily I-'rmtlmll IL, al: 'I'rm-k IZ: Varsity ltaskvtlmll fl, 4. JAMES H. M.-XINUI! Transfer all Cui'pm':1l -!. YA UGH N L. M AX W I-ILL lalmmrws 1, 2. IZ: Tinfta Club fl. -l: YlCl'-l,l'l'Slfl4'lll 351 l'1'vsi1lcnt -lg Rich- inmirl Hi-Y 2, TZ, 43 Vive-Prcsirlunt Il: Pre-sident -l: Block "R" Club IZ. al: Svcrctary Zig Sabre Club Al: Sr-rgeant Il: lst Livutenant -lg lhiin- bnw staff 4: Editor-in-chief 4: Golf 1. 2. 3. 4: Varsity Basketball 4: Prf-siflcnt of Class l: vlCC-PI'L'rlfll:llf nf Class 12: Glu- Club Al: Sturlf-nt Cfiuncil 31: Merit Bur 2. EDWIN NI. NI.-XY Swgi-:iiit 4: Mliskctc-I-r s!alT lg i'irculativ-vi 1l1l.Illlgf'l' il: llninlmw s!1ilT'l: lli-X -I. IST.-XNTUN I,l'IWlS-Ni. l'iutun-3 Seniors DAVE McDOWELL Band 1, 2, 3, 45 High Honors 1, 25 Sergeant 45 Musketeer stalf 4. WALTER W. McELMURRAY, JR. Sergeant 45 Rainbow staff 45 Musketeer staff 45 Hi-Y 4. PAT McKINNEY, JR. ARTHUR H. MERRY Corporal 25 Sergeant 35 2nd Lieutenant 4, 55 Sabre Club 4, 55 Glee Club 5. E. HOWARD MERRY Honors 15 Richmond Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Secretary 45 Rainbow staff 4: Literary Editor 45 Musketeer staff 45 Glee Club 45 Corporal 35 lst Lieutenant 45 Sabre Club 45 Best Drilled Company 2, 35 Best Drilled Platoon 2. FRELON WILLIAM MITCHELL, JR. Corporal 45 Sergeant 45 2nd Lieutenant 45 Best Drilled Company 45 Musl-:eteer stat? 5. JOHN E. MITCHELL Corporal 3, 45 Best Drilled Company 2, -I. -J MARION HAGOOII MIXSON M. K. MONK lst Lieutenant 45 Sabre Club -15 Rifle -l. WARREN CARL MOR.-KN Freshman Basketball 1: Class P1'esicleni25 Richmond Hi-Y 45 Var- sity Football 45 Varsity Basketball 45 Corporal of Prize Squad 2: Glee Club 4' SG1l'G"ll'It 4' Block I Club 1' Musketcer stnlt -I Q, 1 , x. , A , . ' . , Glee Club Sebretary 4: Hi-Y Treasurer 4: Literary Society 2. St-rgcant 4: Corporal 2: Spanish Unrporul IT: Svrgcant ,lg Bust llrillcmi Platoon Iluirilwu' stall' rl. K,ui'pr1rzil 2: S1-rgi-ant 32, 4: Glcc Sefzzbrs H. B. MUNIYY Club -1. E. J. JIUICPHY :tg Richmond Hi-Y vl BILLY II. MURRAY Club -1. .l.-UIICS I-l. OWENS Scrum-:uit 4. ll. IZ. l'l'IIIKlNS Si-rgt-:nit 52: Znfl Livutc-nun! -I: Sabre Club -lg Avaflciny Hi-Y Ii, 4 li. l.. PICIIIIY lli-nors l. 2: lil-tu Cluli 33: S1-rum-unit Zig Captain ll: Sabre Club -l llivlnnunil Ili-Y -l. Varsity Football 4: Lt. 3: Capt. 4: F. l.. IWITISIISUN Varsity Footbnll 4. BOBBY I'HII.I,lI'S Sabre Club 3. 4. CHARLES PHILLIPS f'nrporal lg Scrgn-ant 32, -lg Varsity Football 22, -lg "B" Varsity Foot ball lg All-G. I. A. A. 4: Most Valuable Player 4. T. IRVIN PUNII Hurt lvrilled Company 2, li: Best Ilrilled Platoon 25 Richmond Hi-X 2, IZ: Sergeant 4. , V M -I Q.-ff we---f 1 Sewers SIDNEY RAYNES Honors 1, 2, 33 Literary Society 35 Beta Club 3, -lg Corporal Sergeant 45 2nd Lieutenant 45 Rifle 45 Sabre Club 4. A. C. RHODES Corporal 45 "B" Varsity Football 3. OSCAR RICHARDSON JEFF ROGERS Best Drilled Company 2, 223 Basketball IJ, 4. RICHARD ROUNTREE F. F. RUSH Glee Club -15 Best llrilled Company 2, 223 Best llrillerl Platoon 7 Sergeant 45 Honors 2. JOHN W. SCROGGS Track 2, 3: Academy Hi-Y 3, 4: Sergeant 4: Manager, Track Team 4. W. E. SEIGLER Captain 4, 55 Sabre Club 4, 55 Af-ziclmny l-Ii-Y -l, 53 Sergeant 2. Varsity Football 4, 55 "B" Varsity Fontlinll 353 Block "R" Club -I, .,. JOHN HAYES SH FIRM.-KN Honors 13 lst Lieutenant 4: Sabrv Club .lg Rivlnnmnl lli-Y 2. 23. -l. Treasurer 515 Vice-Prvsiclcnt 'lg Glcv Club .lg Rainbow stntl' -lg llill 2, Sl, 45 Class Vive-Presirlent 2: Class Sm-crm-t:u'y 21: Sturlvnt 1'-nnwil FIELIIICR SIMPSON Piolo 'v Club '7' Clnlnwtr' Club 2: llonors l. 2: lb-tai Club SI, rl, ' Q. -'v ' ' 5 Richmond Hi-Y Al: Sorgonnl -l. ' 1.3.2 - V, , -I fwrii 'inf-Y ' l l f I , . . -Q - I i I -44 nf' I.,- .qffjf -6 ., U' ' 'U f N-4 l Ks l '..ar""S ..,Q ' ,.,- J 1,0 'Os W x l Q 1 4 ftzrrv-' 1 3 ,,, if 355 N, 0 -'- r 117' dh! .dvr xl Yr nv, I'l .-1 6' ' ,O N -6 ' I . .,- , -,- i ' .Q .J ' 'll Y uv f fl, 1 R 1 .I-I ,o"' J Rainbow staff -I: Richmond Hi-Y 4. . ' i f 've' 1 2' 7 J, 'L ,A ,f qs? , .4 Sefzzbrs PAUL L. SIMS Sergeant -I: Staff 4. BILLY SKINNER JIXIBIIIC C. SMITH In-ta Club 21, Al: Richmond Hi-Y Nl: Honors 1. 2, 22: Corporal 3: Ser- freant Al: Hes! llrilled Platoon Il. IIHY SMITH WlI.I.IAM JAMES SMITH, JR. Honors l: Flass Treasurer l. 2, 4: Academy Hi-Y Il: Richmond Hi-Y J: Vive-I'resi1le-nt 4: Block "Il" Club 32, 4: Vice-President :ig Presi- dent -I: Ilainhow stall' -l: Student Council -ll "B" Varsitl' Basket- lmll 2: Yarxity Fnothall fl, 'lp Alternate Captain -lg All-G. I. A. A. 72: Friedman Trophy 3: Sergeant 3. -4: Best Dri led Company 2, 3. 4: Best Drilled Platoon 2. l.. l.. SMITH, JR. '1'i'unsfm-I' bl: Ilunvl -lg Orchestra 4: Academy Hi-Y 4. IZUIIICIVI' li. SPEAIIS Iliflo 4. WM. A. ST. JOHN. JR. Sergeant IZ, 4: Staff 4. I1UNAl,.ll S. TIMMERMAN Honors 13 Corporal 213 Sergeant 4g Corporal of Prize Squad Il: BOBBY USRY Academy Hi-Y IZ, 4: Sabre Club 4: Beta Qlub 3, 42 CIHSSDVIFC- President 1: lst Lieutenant -1: Corporal fig High Honors I: Hl2hf'rl Honors 2, Jig Rifle 32. -lg George Traylor Memorial Medal 2: Rifle Medal 57. -1. Sembrs HORACE USRY Corporal 35 Sergeant 45 Varsity Football 49 Glee Club 43 Best Drilled Company 2, 3. ERNEST XVAAGNER Corporal 35 Sergeant 45 Staff 43 Best Ivrilleil Platoon 2: Best Drilled Company 2, 3. WALLACE WARI PLOW Sergeant 4. SIDNEY R, WASHINGTON, JR. Honors 19 Sergeant 35 Captain 45 M. S. 8 T. Merit Bar 2. ROBERT WHALEY Sergeant 4. BARNEY B. WHITAKER, JR. Best llrilled Company 2, 35 Sergeant 4. ALONZO WHITLOCK. JR. Glee Club -lg Musketcer staff ,lg Make-un Editor 4g Best In-illefl Company II. HARRY WHITNI-IY Ric-lnnonrl Hi-Y 2, Il: Musketcr-r stalf -l: Sabre Club 4: C01'IiUl'21l Ir: lst Lieutenant -lg Rillf- 2, Il, -lg M. S. S: T. Merit Bar 2: Gmit-ral Wood Merlal Zig Rifle Mcflal 21, -lg "B" Varsity Football ZZ: Block "R" Club fl, -I. WILLIAM C. WIIKITRSON Band 1, 2, ZZ, 43 Corporal Zig Sergeant -1. EARL WILSON Corlloral 41 Serileant 5: "B" Varsib' Football 31: "R" Vnrsitx' Bus- ketball 3: Freshman Basketball 1: Varsity Football 4. 5: Varsity Basketball 4, 55 Track -lg Block "R" Club 4, 35 Best llrillecl Com- pany 2, Jlg Best llrillod Platoon 2. f"'7x Tf"? if h 'fws' J 5 rx 5. Q' 4-'- -lf 2 W I I v' , . vc:-Q f 'age .I L .1 I --4' -1 ,-A3341 X 11-'F' f -1 v'3"'f-,1 :Q lik y .4139 5 1""' Y . Sc1111b1's sf MARION WILLIAMS, JR. High Honors 2: Honors 35 Beta Club -lg Sergeant 4. LOUIS H. WOLCOTT lst Lieutenant 43 Sabre Club -l: Beta Club 45 Musketeer staff 4 Rainbow statl' 4. 1 FRANK ALLEN YOUNG Coi'1iornl Il: Serigt-ant Al: Ritlc 4. 1151 1 111111 1 51111111 111 0 the nys 0 A l1I6fL'L'lI Hu11dred and L 1171 fr? 1ffCl ff F01'g'-E'z'e 0 f the Afmde11g1 of Rirf1111011d 0111107 Snitz- of Georgian County of Richmond Wu. the Clilwswfi-l5.l1L'i11gillillllrlllbtitll wlZlICflfllllll1i Zlfl1'l' tht- zirfluou- jfmrin-y uf thc part four years: recogniz- s inf' tht- mft that Muni nm- will not nt-wi virions tails.-nh, zicciunplifllincntx, :mil :irtivluf pirkcwl up in snirl yn-:irsg real- izing that tht-rv :irc iimlci'cl:isfinci1 who may nm-ul tht-fc in-nh lv curry on :iftur in in tht- faint' fpirit of hrntlwr- Inu-il :tml mcrriincnlg :inrl limping thzil tha-we gifts will lic-:tppru-i:i1wl :incl llFt'll in TL'Flll'K'lflll iiimlvrzitiwii, tlrv licrchy flcclzirczimlpulvlishtliix1lHriiii1i-iitzieuiir l.:1Nt XX'ill:iinl'l'u-1:11111-iii.'ll' lYit: ln-in ltegm its-ni ltvm I. II. Ill. IV. john D. Adams lvnvcw hit zilto CZIUIIIHQ Xfzirgii-, hut taikcs hit Sum Brmvnv hi-lr with him, jimmy Buhbit lcnvc-N his natural knack for tht- ruggvd gamv of tiddlcy-winlu to Chnrlim' Pm-nn. in thc' lmpt- that littlc- Charlie will go out for the tc-nm m-xt yczir, Harry Bnilcy lm-nw-Q his vicioux manipulation of thu mbn: to Scwm-ll Camp, hoping than Sun-ll iw :iclm-pt :it first aid. -lurk Bnrnvs lvnvm-5 him point-racking brand of bmkuthall to Bohhy Dr-vunvy, hoping Bohhy will mnlw All CLI..-X..-X. ncxt yi-nr. Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII XIII XIV. XV XVI XVII XVIII XIX XX XXI XXII XXIII XXIV. XXV. XXVI XXVII Jack Banks leaves his locker with its cherished collection of pin-up girls to IVray Farlowe, in the hope that Wray will keep his mind on school work. To some freshman whose voice has not yet changed, Gene Bruker leaves his hard earned title of "The Frank Sinatra of Augusta." john Childress and Harold Cole leave their daily conversation in a foreign language to anyone who volunteers to determine exactly what language it is. Though he may need it, Sam Claytor unselfishly leaves his jitterbugging ability to -Iohn Fleming. To Nick Culpepper, Flavius Josephus leaves his swivel-hips, hoping that Nick will carry on the tradition of the 'iCotton Express." Bob Dennis bequeaths his golf clubs and talents to George Maxwell in the hope that George may help beat Lanier next year. To Hall Peebles, Pat Evans leaves his never ending struggle for passing grades. Joe Faulkner bequeaths his Castilian accent to Willard Weeks in the hope that Willard may someday reach Spanish 41. To some Freshman who never expects to rise above the rank of private, George Harth leaves his Military posture and conduct. Billy Jones leaves his record breaking ability to feed the hogs, milk the cows, eat breakfast, comb his hair, and catch the bus before 7:30, to Shirley Hammack. To anyone who thinks that he can handle such a combination, Bobby Lyons leaves his ability in all sports and his rosy cheeks. Howard Merry leaves his profound love for Tech and Physics to Donald Fortson. To any toothpaste company who may need it for advertising, Carl BIoran leaves his eveready mile-wide grin. Jack Sherman bequeaths his many extra units to any junior who may find need for them next year. Hoping that Mr. Nfosely will conserve his already well conserved energy. Fielder Simpson leaves to him his slide-rule. To Pat Smith, who doesn't seem to need it. his big brother, jimmy. leaves his friendly nature. Wilbur Smith bequeaths his successful technique with women to Harry Kitchens that Harry may succeed. too. Bobby Ifsry leaves his passion for Superman Comics to anyone who still believes in them. To Bobby Mulligan, Barry Whitney leaves his position as "Number One Man" on the Rifle Team. To some ambitious Freshman aspiring to high positions in the organizations of the School, Vaughn Blaxwell leaves his extraordinary executive ability. wil. speeches antl all. Irvin Pund leaves his enormous storehouse of peroxide to Billy Richardson. .It-IT Rogers leaves to Miss Mertins and hIiss Rumbley his "Flying Fingers" to aid them in their typing. To the Class of 46. we. the Class of '45, leave: our dream of having a practical Honor System: our patience in waiting for this Annual and our Class Rings: our struggle for Sixteen Units: our hopes for a G.l..-XA. Title: and finally our winning ways with the feminine portion of junior College. -1,,--.w-- - O lFY"1C i c-an nits: i n-01:11 ninth' 2' !!!ll'0l' 0 ifers l ga my 13" I W Y ' 1 Pa TJ , OLLIE WHEELER President J A. BROOKS Vice-President BOBBY Dc-V.-XNEY Secretary CHARLES PENN Treasurer Flxwllug :lt ilu- . H1 xi -lrlgv 'lr' iluu' 4-llnrzlllw-11. llu- fn- lmvm Clfl-N wmgrlx-1:--l ilu- -xl-:lr llml px'---1x.v rm-N1 HI' ilu- lu'r'r'1-1'- Ml' high -cluull. .Xftcr lvtliug ll--I :lu-I lu-lug irzqlxu-xu-'l lg. llu-ir lIlNll'llVl"1'-. llu- "ph-I-cf' mnnzmgcfl 'fl rl mplf 11- 'lu j'1wl-t'w::w,m':l-- -rf luglx -flu'--l :mall flrmll in-lrlu-liwxl 'I'lu,- -wlflx-V111-vm--, fm-lxz.g lugla :mul miglmly :mul :du xv ilu- Inu-l 1-f Ilu- 'xm--lwu-m, vrmu- .lm ilu-mr -lu-'lx mul 1-ut'-Ve-ll "li" xlnlflx :uul "lll1'l' Nlllfllill ".Tlll'-, lll1L'IA:llQ ilu- li, ". 'lf I . llrul 1.-1 -mall vllfx-vl --11 llu- 1--'H .ff llu- '-will'-f' llu- llll'TlllZQ 1-1 -lf ilu- lvl-A.:-1' Clllx-INCII i-llu'Al1nri--11 'l'lug-v 1-1'w---1,-uf-lzw lgxum,--l ilu-ix' -N-rmplllvi-ll-. ilu- l.l'l'NlllllK'll :mvl -"flul1:'ww'4-, ffl' yn- V. fl fli-illul l'lIl-- l-f. llu'mxm-lxs'-, lu-lllu-1' III-1-1-V ul' --1-r l'lflN'llll'IE lllll Uv- "XIV, l1'1-lvftt' 1-4-1:-" Q-I' l1lQl1 -1-lu-4-l. 'l F1-vw i- Zn- +l--ul-I all 11 llu- ll-xxx,-1' -'lsl--nu-113 lf-I i- nw: rn ll.ljl1V:x mu-. Sopfwmo , OWMTS HARRY KITCHENS .... JOE HENDERSON --- JOHN FLEMING -M BERT HARBIN ,,,. Freslwzeiz TOMMY KIRKLAND , MILTON SATCHER EDWARD WRIGHT C. L. MCCARTY -,- ,-A,P1'esident , W , ,Vice-President - - - - - Secretary --- - -Treasurer Ujfkers - - , ,President , . Vice-President , , ,, ,Secretary Treasurer Um' 1 lll'0T M55 Alldllli. -ll-lin P. Alla: 'sv1'l1 l, Thus. l'llII'l'l'St Ansl--X, Thus, I.. .Xust 1r1, .-Xllvn Thus. Aw-i'y, .Iuinvs l'lilW1ll'l Tlziriivs, Blairirili lfupu-nil B1 u1'1' ctt, Wm. Hallo Ili-lg 1'l', fl2lllll'f li. lit-rry, .lznnvs Hwy II:-rry. William llny llirthlst-l, Stl-rlitflii Hu-ln Hlarltwf-ll, Wm. Wriglit Ilnc-ivkel, llulph I.. Hrige-sluv, Hscur llvlvin Rmvfli-n. Thus, Burr:-tt Rr rvrw ks, Jnlvic- .-Xlfix liutliingtnn, Julian Th-is Burch, Wm. Catvr Russcy, Wm. Mitrhvll Caillv. Hi-rhvrt I-'. Vamiv, Isauv Swv:-ll lf- W V. :ilu-is. bt-gwu1't t,1'v1:f1l'y Q-1ll'll'l', Hurry llllyXX'ilIIl 4'4irtr1-tt, .Izmir-s Vliatvt-l, Frank lf. I-nlilll n, Klum in .lvi'wint- lHCllI1tII1', It runlt l.f-tfiiuivi l'fiht-n. .-Xilriztn flfrlllllr. lluililiy iivlll- Viillins, Wm. lfupvriv 'l""lu-r. l'h:1s. All:-in F-wx, .-Xlln-rt Blillurll 1UlI'rl'iiv1-, l1..l. l'L1lI1rll, .lf-lin lil-n1'15u' lmvis, l'axi-I Fhzxs. lla-lmxxclt, lfilrl ltr-Yal:e-y. llwht. Matlu-w l'inkins, Wm. lllirwr l'Ut'1lf'I1. fn-11, C, url ltyl-, llm-Hltl Utls Flflwniwl-, XYm. liwn-ll lfqlu-rt, .lurk .lnsnpli lilli-nlmurg, llicliurtl K". lillllillllxi, llcnry Otis Iiuhxinlts, Wm. Nlzxlwlin l":i i'1- ll. -lt-rry 'l'hurm1vn-l l"I-wyll, llulit. Fl'lllllillll Iflymi, Ht-rmun ll, lt ill-ls lit-trl'lJv ll I'-irtsvn. Nxnium-l Ivnnzxlil Ifit-1-iiiaizi. Kljllllvllt II:-lit. ll1'f-t-1i,.l1iliiii1- Stallings Griniaiu-l, An-lr:-xv Milton Huegst, G l-fw. Lucas Guillt-ln-nu, Otis Polk llmrls-l'. 4'urtc-r Burris-llc Ili-nilrix. I". S. H1-rmlmi, William Hr-wt-tt, .lnhn .lt-nnings llixghtv-wc-r, Afton Clurcncr- llfulm-rms, Ilurol-l F. Hmln. Hs-nry l.uVor1ic- Illllllllg'SXK'fllith, llavivl G. Hnlmf-s, llnlslun, ll fwri wr. Huwzi ral .lucksnn .lztvksun Jnlinsun, .l-ilinson .I.il1nsnn. Cnnstu ntinc Geo. Ray Graham Chas. lfstcs Wilburn L. , .lnhn Wm. ll'lll'l'l'll Lamar V. Monroe .lc-ssc liilwarcl Julius T. -llDl1IlSl1lll, cll'Ul'fIC ll., .ll'. .lom-s. f'l14-star Franklin Jnncs, Wm. Russell .Iumm-r, Billy Cranston K1-ntlall, Wm. Fred K1-nm-ily, Wm. B. Lackman, Ray Allen Lamb, Morgan Barrett Lansdf-ll, I Ianiel McRae Lc-0, Chas. Eel. Logan, Vance Iiarl Luckoy. J. C. vgswx ' Mnrchant, Elton W. Marks, Pierce Emory Mears, Chas. Francis Melton, Lewis Wm. Menirer, Ed. Mertins, Edwin Carl Miller, Thos. Willis Motlow, Leroy O. Mulligan, Robt. Crouch Murphy, Johnson L. Murray, John Wm. McArthur, James Hinton Mcllonald, Fred Lovelace McKagen, Phil McLarty, Chas. Loren McNeil, Elmo Simmons Nelson, Ernest Marion O'Connor, Frank Fuller Odum, Lionel S. Overman, Marvin Carl Owens, Charles Plaxco Owens, Jack Mcllonald Pazlgctt, Billy Belding Palmer, Melvin R. Parker, Ivan, Jr. Pai'rish, Alphonso F. Peebles, Hall Penn, Chas. Edward Perry, John Raymond Peterson, Fred Phillips, Harold Ed. Powell, Clinton Carlford Prior, Richard Edward Pritchard, Fred E. Rabun, Robt, Lee Ramsey, Leonard N. Richards, Bobby Leslie Richardson, Oscar A. Richardson, Wm. Rowland Scatterfzood, Billy L. Scoggins, Fred E. Scogizins, John Franklin Shearer, Harry J. Shipman, Wm. Franklin Stewart, Warren Weir Stuckey, Raymond Butler Swancf-y, Harold llunn Teutnn, Robert Elwood Toole,' Charles C. Tc i1,i le, Thomas Lloyd Towner, Ira Tim Trimmier, Sidney Marston Tucker, Joe Albert Tyson, Thomas Hamid Walker, Oscar Henry Walker, Ray O. Walters, Gordon E. Wziterston, Jack W. Watkins, Baxter Watkins, Ralph O. Watkins, Randolph E. Weathers, Charles Wilbur Weeks. Willard Wheatley, Lawrence Mc. Wheeler, Ollie Clinton Williams, James M. Williams, Norman Edward Williams, William O. Williamson, Julian North Yarbrough, James A., Jr. Youngblood, lVm. Ralph Zimmerman, Robert H. Powell, Homer N. Johnig. Paul Van Rhodes, Frank Roy Wong, Robert Maddox, Jack llanney, Corlin Ozfr Qy0jDfJ0!ll0l'F XIISS A4lzu'ms, I-IU Ijnl I':v Lf Awlaunf, Ilzm-III Ilwx. ,fXf!1xmF, .Ignmvs NI --I1II 1. .X1ILllII4. IIA Ay Val' Ir: AIIIVIIIQI, ,Iresv I""I1 AlwIm-rffm,I,1xL1!'s4-CLAIM .-Kruk'-lawn, Ilwlm Ilurmf JXI1-Ivy, III-Elrj. II. ,-Km-I1-xx'I11l--, NI m, I,.w .'X1'luu, -'Xl V ,If-Im .-Xz1'1zwgl4.1w,X:-Huzm I.m1 x Iizutf-rw. Iizxlyfh Inq Ii.-:1Iw,Il1IIy .I. II.-ll. If1I:'1u S11-ulxvn Ih'II. Ilf.h1.S11igz1-y Iifmwtt,.Iv-1- IIlrI1:x1vI I'h-rlnvti, .Iuhn lI1'II1-5 I:IllIl'I,I'I'1'XY5 fvI4'I':u1l' Ilw-WIUII, Iluht. AIR IN Ilwlxlvr II'l1'l'V Nu-II Iiwn-Is. IIu1'fvI4I Ifflstm-1' I'!Hulln--zxll. Il.-lvl. NIIIII-1 Ii'-wnmsm, th-U, I.. Ib-vkiu. 1'I:xuII1- l"I1nr-Am III IHIQII-Xl Ifllxfx-l1n"I'1.IIy Ilwwn, Imllf-11 IILINIHII ' I IIull.XN1 Ilurlnn Inrllm1I'NIxi llznwlw-n ll:1Iu1t I Il:n.4lnI Nlulxm NI II.zl'lll'0XL I u ll II1ll'I1l'l lun l.1IIu ll Ilurrl- N1 Ilznlrh-1 XX III I II:-:nr-I, I all Inn nd IIM1-Iv! rn Im IIIIIUII II1-ng, I1 Im II.-I l'lm.t1+11 I ul IIl'SlI4- N Ilughtwm hwlu Ilixun, IMI llnualn H1 'nun Hnlllm IIHIIII1 IIIIIIIII Ilwlnn- IIul1Iill I I IIHNI I IIUIIIIPIIII Iv Iluntvr IIu IHIHILN Hurt. Fl :nk J Ill:-, .Inm 1 x IIN wa- 5 5 Ille, Thomas A. Inman, Walker Patterson Ivey, Jack R. Jansen, Albert H. Jelfcoat, Barth Johns, Vernon Alfred Johnson, Irving Carl Johnson, John Edward Johnston, Frank Chas. Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Howard Parill Jolles, , Lewis Cleveland , Thos. Wm. Robt. Hogan Wheaton Harley y , Wm. Edward Jowers, Wm. Vernon Keener, Billy Parish Kennedy, Ralph S. Kent, Warren Lee King, Horace Allen Kitchens, Harry Eugene Kitchens, Robt. Mervin Korpacz, Stanley John Lambeth, Rucker Keeble Lange, Wm. Lariscy, Milton L. Lawton, Richard Lamar Leonard, Everett A. Leonard, Lawrence K. Leonard, Ed. Levy, Ge1'ald Estroff Lichenstein. Myer Lockwood, Herman Leslie Loliin, James Pitner Logan, Wm. David Lum, Arthur Maxwell. Geo. M. Mann, Wm. Thos. Marston, Merrill Howard Martin, G. Marvin Meade, Gene Brady Metts, Joel Edward Minor, Geo. Evans Mock, Wallace Ray Moody, Julian Thos. Morris, Bryon Wesley Mosely, Norman Took Muns, Clarence S. Murphy, Tom llaniel Mcllonald, llonald McElveen, Joseph M. McGahee, Conrad Wm. McGahee, Mack Milo McGowan, Joseph Lamar Mf-Intosh, Wm. llalrymple Mclieown, Harry M. McKinney, I lonald Eugene McLean, Joseph Edward Nachman, Herbert Napier, Rudolph Gene Newton, Jack Newman, James Alex. Newton, Steve Linton Nixon, J. J., Jr. Nobles, Harney Harold Oellerich, Grover Win. 0'Hara, Jerry P. U'Tyson, Elbert Jack Uverstreet, James Lewis Overton, Herman llavid Owens, Wm. Roht. Padgett, John Leroy Palmer, Lester Ilavis Parrlue, James Parks, Chas. A. Parrish, Roht. Alton Partain, Rohhy Roht. Patrick. Zack Oscar Pearre, James Nathaniel Peebles, Harry Lee Peel, Wm. Franklin Peterson, Paul Pettet, Ralph Edward Phillips, Al Herman Phillips, Forest. Ward Phinizy, Wm, Wright Pierce, Tom S. Platt, lVillis Dewey Pollock, James Francis Postell, Alvin E. Poteet, Russell Edward Powell, Robby Hawkins Powell. Louis F. Price, James Irvin Price, James Perry Price, Walter Jno. Pund, Ernest Evers Quattlebaum, Wm. Russell Raehels. Henry Capers Reese, Thos. Edward Reese, Wm. Irvin Rt-nick, Yan Taliaferro Rhodes, Russell Richards, Clifford E. Rohm-rson, Donald Wayne Roberts, lYm. E. Rohertson, James L. Rudolph, Burton Merle Sawilowsky, Jacoh J. Sawilowsky, Jacob M. Searhorouyfh, Chris. E. Schweitzer, Wm. Anthony Seifiert, XVm. llouglas Shapiro, Herbert Sanford Sills, Glenn Roht. Sizemore, Wm. Edward Smith, Pat Gillen Stahovitz. Peter C. Staiford, N. YVm. Stallings, Jas. C. Starnes, Marion Scott Stavro, Wm. Edwin Steinberg, Jack Jerome Stewart, Harold Warren Sullivan, Chas M. Sweeney, Frank Jones Teague, Joe Alien Tharpe, James Everett Thompson, Chas. Kenneth Thrift, Barnes Spencer Tvson, James William Utlev, Foster T. YanPelt, John Bishop Wade. Lewis Monroe Wainwright, Robt. R. Walker, Chas. Allen Walker, Roht. Edgar Wallace. Frank James Warr, Theron Morris Warren. Harvie H. Wellmaker, Wm. L. Whaley, Curtis Edward Whirlow, Richard M. Whitaker, Robt. H. Wilensky, Leonard R. Williams, James Edward Woo, Jimmy Woodward, Wm. M. Young, Wei Zervas, Nick Littleton. Wm. Alfred Martin. Wm. Leo Earl. Marsden Hodges. Herbert M. Miller, Joe Hardv Clark. Gray Eugene Roland. E. G. Lewis, Wm. Henry Melton. Robt. M. Thorn, Thos. H. Rrnwn, A. Homer Warr. Wm. R. Flavton, Thos. Newsome. James Um' re 'filllfll 671155 Ailams, Edgar Gu'-. Avlams, Wm. Ernust Aflcox, John Welton Aldriilze. Landon Thi-s. Allen, Tonv Marla-rt Ainlerson. Ilan Spike .-Xll1lQ1'SOIl, Marvin Gans Anilrexvs, .lackson Lee Anthony, Curtis Lionel Bailey, Josciili I't-vton Haili-v. Thos. lla,-sl.-y R1ll'l1'Ql'0ll, Lonnii: Halkcum. Loon Rooscvvlt Harinmvski. Roht. Emil Earksflalt-. llonniv S. Barnes. Carol LMI llarnt-s, Li-xvis Garwooil Hanna-s. Travis Stanli,-y Barton, I.:-on Tlniron Huattie, llvlvt, Clill'or1l Hg-ck, Hr-lliy Ch,-ntion Ile-clium. la-vqis Taylor l-vllling, Iliwliaril lfuuvn-' lli,-l:'.'l'. lllrharil ll. Hi-limftt, .-Xrcliiv All:-n Bl'IlI1Qll. Thus. Harmon Fil-Its. Millzml llar.-lil lllavlxstoii-'. llvrnaiil .-X. lllglii-, Wm. F-ili-:iii-ii lllanrliaiil, ll'arri'i: T, linwivn, Angus .losiiiili l!1r.'.'inan, lla-nv Tunnn ll1an4lol.,1 has. lliillui,-4, Win. Th'-s, linllxlixxl lll li' ttf, ' xi 'HM , llrnx-.i., llil+lv.-r lf. llryant, llvrlwrl lfiluzleil l luuf. Julian 4 alle, Jamas Wesley C 1 Burg. Thns. Jonc-s flush. Wylie Austin Camlfilen , Lawrence- Ha r a-lle, Linflscy Walter i'lllLllll1lS, Chas. I PIG Cain. Allie Ravmontl 4 s Carev. Landon Thos. Caryit-ntt-i'. Marvin L. 1,urroll. .lohn Franklin Cgiiswvll, Huizli, Jr, Carter, Chas. liilxvartl Cavanauuh, .lann-s Tho Cgiwluv, lfilwaril Hill l, awligv. .lamvs Win. Clark, l4.rv.'in 4 flt'li1't-ll, Hob ll. 1 ni.-ig Nl ni. lli-wam 1. . ol:-man, .lr-hn hrott tkiinr-r, 4 has. lv-ith na rd S. ll41Illl4'llY, ll illar-l X inson l--1-li, llo'iii'y.l-lsvlili l'i4:lx,.l2ll1l1'Sllvlllf. "+i'ii":'..l:iCl1 I.,-onaiwl Vnrli-v. llwlin,-ll l.aniai "Hx, l'v ii--tt lfiaiilt lixixxl--ill, Arn:-ll l. 1 rantoill, ll ni. lx. 1- Vliils. ll'ai:'1-ri "'Illn r, llal Xlllt-In lull--ii1n'i'.l',-lx-.ai-l l'lixli l'ann l, l :nl ,Iann- llaflu.. Vail Trlilnan l':i'.is. tlliarln- l". l'.l'-lS.l'.ll!1'lin' .la'.is,.l:ninin-1"il'.ii 1'-:i-. .X-lam lwviulit l':il.iian'l'., llm, .lwsvl-li llc-nton, Marion Scott ll:-Yam-y. Walter Johnson llicks. James Monroe llillaril, Hvlllj' Hariiltl llouglas, Chas. Harry lvoylu. Thos. Gaines llrvw, Wm. Earnest l'uRosc-, Bryan Allen llunran, Jamt-s Caldwell Ellison, Hunter Hog:-rs lfuhanlxs, I-lobby Eilwarnl liuhanks, Waltt-r Shi-lton Iivans. .lamt-s Al-lcrnian Fannimi. Chas. Henry Fll-tcln-r, Halt-olni Saniuul lfloxwi-Q, .lark l'ftu:t-m- lfrank. ,-Xlvxailiilci' Ilivliartl Fr-'-li-1 icks. Ray Blalcuni l"i'e.-viiiziii, l'an Wilson lfri-i-man, ll. ll. l"i'i-1-iiiali.1Quy l'Jl'1r!'rH1:,l.1'1vl1 llrwv lfiilrlz--i'. l71n--l-livla-v l"iilclwr. Wm.1', lfuti-li. Wm. llarl-lil llzzlli-rx at . ll'-nalul Frost 1,..1 ,Ilarry1'alvin 4.1-in oils, Harry 'iliinzl-lvl. Klauriu- .lark liililfs. lniaril l'. Gilisoli. Tlws. Ylflllllf llama, l'onal1l llav liilllln-i , Han. ll'allm'l 15--lion-.rs. Willi- Aitliur ll fil- lsliy, Xl ni. llull-ai-il film-111-,.lmflwlln- 4Qi.'i-ini, Jolly, .log-g-li 1-in uorv. K has. l'.. gn. 1 Grillin, Harry B. Gritlln, Ralph Morgan Guill. .Ianius Carson Guillvbcau, Ilnbt. Arthur Hatlwin, James F. Hauler, Wm. St. Haglt-r, Tom Waterman Hamilton, Jerrold Loc Hamilton, Johnic Ross Hamilton, Leonard Jno. Hammock, Jesse Grimes Hammack. Marion Shurley Hanchoy, Wm. John Harht-son, Everett llavison Hanlv. Win. Admt-r Hzirvuy, Ellis C. llarwy, Hmvaril Hartley Hatch. Allin-rt Huntington llatvli--r. Elmo Alla-n Hi-nth. R1-iijainin Mel-fvocn Hl'llIll'l'S0ll, Jarnus H. l'll'l'l'4iIl. Chas. Alvin llillman, lit-auforil Ivey lloiligi-s, Fralilg Johnson Hoffman. Wclzye Lewis llolnn-s. llarxf-v llanmlall llornv, llnlit. .larkson llorion. llilly Samui-l Hoxvarvl, llarolll .-Xlhcrt llmvarfl. llllie- 'l'liornton lflowvll. l':1l1ll4- f'l:lI'l'il' lluil. llan Ht-rhvrt llutlman. .lann-s liilwartl llnntvr, llolvt. Martin lluson, Hi-o, lil'l'l'll lliitlo. .Iann-s Y. llvflrirlq, l'anniv IA-my lnilw-11. Chas. l'i-arini: 1 vunJ.. James, Bobby Lee James, Charles Edward James, Lynwood lleKalb Johnson, Geo. Warren Johnson, Johnnie F. Johnston, Carl Herman Jolles, Isaac Seymour Jones, Chas. Richard Jones, Harvey Gerald Jones, Horace Allen Jones, James G. Jordan, Chas. Heyward Jordan, James llennis. Kelly, Geo. Lockwood Kelly, Wm. liaris Kerr, Homer Chalmers Kirkland, Thos. Richard Kitchen, Claude Rav Knotts, Tommie Milton Lamb, John C. Lane. Richard Spann Langley, llerwent Lee. Robt. Allen Lewis, Rillv liarl Lewis, Reginald Larry Livingston, Jas. Scott Lorrl, Walter Huizh Lvnn. Raymond Curry Maddox, Howard Ilosia Maden, Wm. Leroy Mahlstedt, Nieklnus H. Manning, Jaines Rolwt. Marlowe, Phillin Leroy Maxwell, Repznald Mays, Walter Imuan Mealing, Henry Getzen Mertins, Harry Beltline Mt-thvin. Paul Meyer. Samuel Miller Mills, Roht. Joseph Moore, Jesse Grav Morris, Harold Jack Moseley, Joe llenrv Murnhy, Charles Nesbit Me.-Xlhany. Louie S. McCarty. Lucius Cuthbert MeCoV. Chas. C. Mellaniel. Edear Lamar Mellonalrl, Elvyn Joseph Mcllonalrl. James R. McGahee, Albert Stephens Melntosh, Herbert Alex. McKellar, Thos. E. McKettrick, Robt. Lee Meliinney, llavid Thos. McKinney, Joe S. MeLendon. Homer McMichael, Roht. Harry McNair, Hal Harris Nettles, Edward Roht. Newman, Raymond A. Newsome, James Carlos Oglt-tree, Vernon Allen Padgett, Jerome Furman l'ade'ett, Roht. Irvin l'aile'ett, Nauehton A. l'arlc. lloltt. Ell2'l'l'lC l'arrish, Benny Edward Parrish, T. L. Parrish. Wm. W. Patch, Edward llonald Pate. Chas. Barnes Pr-aeorli, Roht. A. Pearson. Marvin Leon Pender, James Rransford Perry, Pierce Gordon l'hinizx'. Irvine Vileeei. Salvatore Porter, Robt. Edwin Powell, Raymond Lewis Powers, XYm. Burnt-e l'owleil1:e. Gideon Mills Price, Chas. Norman l'i-ot-tor, James Moreno Protheroe, Maurice V. l'x'le. Jackie Gradx' Ouarles, Chas. Ilolit. fluarles, Joe liarl llahorn, Jno. Thos. ltahnn, XVni. Robert Radford. Carl Henry Raines, Wm. Butler Haynes. Mitchell Reeder. Geo. Edward llei-se, Joe Franklin Tleese. Marion llavward Reynolds, llonalil Rai' Reynolds. Thos. Terrell Wlievwrw. Firnest Thos. Rhodes. Arthur Linsey 'E' Rhodes, Robt. Eugene Rhodes, Thos. Wayne Rice, Marion F. Ilicharilson, Edgar M, Iliekerson, Carl Vinson Riley, Albert Richard lloherts, Hobby Hurch llohertson, Alvin Gene llolu-rtson, Andrew lfverett Roi ertson, Martin I.:-ri Rogers, Wm. Roscoe Rucker. Chas. Thos. llushinu. Thos. lit-njamin llutlierfortl, Geo, Kelly Salma Geo. Gilman Satrlivr, Hilton IT. Saul, .ls-rome Scott, Keith Allen Scott, Hllgll A. Sewl. Clifford Thos. un A in Stanley Slit-rr--r. Henry S. Si'tZl', Tllvii. H. Sh: 'ro,l'l1ll 4 Smith, lCrt-rf-tte Edward Smith, Fairest lliamonil Smith, John Otis Smith. Paul liugem- Smith, lloht. Boynton Snr-ll. Wni. Edward Southall. Rolat. Clayton Sin-wire, Chas. Littleton Snixer, lloht. Calvin Stan-lish, llaviml llarry Sit-wart. l'aul l'l. Strotlnfr, Joe Tlins. Suhr. Karl lfrerleriek Sullivan. Alhert Jno. Swain, .lainie XYVlir- Swanson. Jno. llran Sw:-at. Carl Clinton Swiniller. Thos. Washinirton Svmms. lloht. Louis 'T':illu-rt, James Wm. 'T'anf-nhaum, Julian H. T:inkersley. Lawrence S. 'T't-airne, Addison llawson Ti-nton. Vernon lfzellf- Tliiunen. Floyd Tis-rim-tt 'f'homas. Harold Carlton Thomas, Jas. Wilson Thompson, Robt. Lanksten Thompson, Robt. Orine Townes. Henry Hall Vogel, Steve J. Waagner, Carl Robt. Walker. Chas. Robt. Walters. llamon llouglas Xltlcll. .lrilllilr Hilywnoil West. Harry Stanley hyliitv, JLIINUS llnlit, Whittle, James Ll, Wi:'i:ins. Stewart L. Willa. .lark ll. Williams. Alhert Lester Williams. lionald litlwaril Williams. Thos. St. Clllil' Wise. lilllltltilllll XYonu'. l'l1illp Woo-lwar.l. Wm. Ralph XYri:'ht, Charlie Bl. Wriunhl, l-T-lward Nason Younux Alfred Morris Younsg. Kenneth Maynard Young. llolzert A. Young. ltolit. AVarren Yonnuhlooil. Richard lf. llouser. Chas. llunean. Milton llarrell. .losenh B. l ainlmclc. Roht. Kenny, Geo. XY. Conilwlt, .ll1u. Cl. Thorn. Crai! Stn-:i"nS. llan C. Yirhols Chas. H. Wlt-tts. Wallace C. Harris. Glenn ll. 3lel'ln-rson. lloht, H. Pohl. Wlarion Geo. lvar. Loy H. Ftlwairtls, l'errr James Vlaih-V. lloht. N. Cattis. llolwrt Andrew Ronin-r. 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BAILI-:Y. Jr. CAPTAIN f, J, RALPH YE.-XL Isl. LIEUTENANT Xml. LIEUTENANT Q , 1""' MISS LULY.-XNNE SEIGLER SPONSOR ' L .. 3445 ,f.' . " -'-P, ' .f-.-: Yagfvfff . fz+:?i,f:f?0'fA- H 0 K - livvjr O bv rs VXJWWF ,:1- . ,. ,. . -. , 'uf-.f,'1x,' 7-11' 1 A '-4- afnY ',-'y'Sf':j...1 1. 1 -J: ' 3, l "x"-C H, ,Isl .-551 V ., i'r , - ',"'v' 1 f .' 1 h- A -V ' 111 3,3 5,4 if -. 'a-FG WIILI.-XM JONES 4 .-.- COMPANY "B" 42 'i .Q.-' .7 ' --mv 5 A 'G-4 SAM B. FOX lst. LIEUTENANT J. W. RHINE 2nd, LIEUTENANT . 17711 -' r 1 HENRY D. SCOGGINS S' CAPTAIN nf MISS BETTY GILLILAND SPONSOR Nh L I fw- '-1" J COMPANY 'CC 99 JP, Aa- w HARRY141uRKLAND ' CAPTAIN xuss MARGARET LYNCH X 'XLGHN L. MAXWELL Jr Isl LIEUTEN-XNT J XCR L RHODES I LIEUTEINANT A -r' Y SPONSOR .-..,-gy. ' V . Q V -vw'--.a..T'f'f? ' '31 ii, 'sr Q A' In 1 A - .1 1,4 O wi. O f' A. t-x' Nik ! 5- 'f A' .A A ' X , , f . - H' fi C "N ' 7' Lb , . V -' tf ' ' f X- I, 'I 1 D Q , . C. A fr Q .. . 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REISER 10.14 T". . . 1- I1 l lu' lf1'x1'l".v' llllllvll- X-x nl 1, ll, ww -lwlllaf 1"Il1v lQl-lwm--ml X1'Jl'll1I luill llw l-l 311 Nfllv lv:-w3m.1'. .1"Jll'1lx1rI llv- Elm' -llllml-, ll: IXKII " lll- Ulll- .1-l lla l,ClVllllll',"'l'llXulIvN1'l l11rllZxll'l'll'l', ll- wwf-'ul llu-1-.i V1- Ulllxl v'-.ml ulm, ll- 112 11' fl fm ll"'ll"'1l1'1l gm-mlm-mzm, lla mul 1.31, N 1+ ll M 'mg -gl-5v1,.lr-l -ln m lu 1 ll'lll'l ilu xnl C rllmwl l-- Flu-l'1flAu1 Xl lv--' --'vw ilu- fluzll lu I lx1 I" ""'l-xl muxx 'llll .rlllrll lfI1'll:lI'1l l' gll I l'I f I ww mv! wnlx lx llmi lxxl.-fm-1111-1':mlll1 I 1 nl rs- I1-ll-fx -2 INR" All 111- - 'ww l"l" Xlfufl l lltvj lfll Hull e"' liviwr l"lj llzuwlfl l'w'l4'r x '43 Flu-:nlx lfl'l'l'l' ' l"4-l XXF lll lm lfl'Ifl'!' , ii gf-4 26051 62 BATTALION M, WALLACE N. BLACKWELL JOHN 5, SLHTH LIEUTENANT COLONEL NI-XJOR :ii ' 'S ,Y 'rdf x -I 391 wg. ' MISS ELLEN GALLAGHER SPONSOR MISS MARY BARRETT SPONSOR TED L. HUNTER lst. LIEUTENANT h ...,, , - . -ov -Q - .,tN,. 4 'T . 'fins . .,,- ' ,. z of-47 .'- ' ".,'7ik-f- f . L ' , ' ,qgvo,L-.,-5"i1'- x Q-w,,.,f'1-Q-B ,Rf mr, ,. . yruf., ! ..- X 1-I N11 "tg 5. 'fn '-..f- .,- ' tl . COMPANY "E" JOSEPH F. FAULKNER lst. LIEUTENANT C. BARRY WHITNEY 2ncl. LIEUTENANT Q Rx f A . '1- , -- .,s., - - 4 3-A. 'H' COMPANY "F" BOBBY O. USRY lst. LIEUTENANT CLINTON E. PARDUE Znd. LIEUTENANT E. L. PERRY CAPTAIN MISS CONNIE KING SPONSOR 5.1 :wx e.9 Ae.., ,X '-vu' 'Q V ' 'fl ghi, ,Q ' . Nt '-fur I- f, ':' 1 2-A ' +f+1f1 'X 'ff-'7 f' ' .1",41 ,Q 1' . -f' -Y. ' -. La. , ,'. , -,,.f'v ' " . f' V... J, 1- 'I'--'. -J ul .... A "1AP-,5 A..-f-a:'.a.k. V-as I -AV, x h . . v. T.-fm? 'Q x L 1 COMPANY "G" 5- Q E. LEE WILLINGHAM ' CAPTAIN -4'9" CLARENCE R SAVAGE 151. LIEUTENANT Z' fl. ALTON MQFEELY Zn-I LIEUTENANT A , ,Xu-.ff MISS MARTHA HOGAN SPONSOR 0 I? 150' 4-v 'SHN' 2 'T 1 ai'- ..r .u ,.vi,,,. . . i COMPANY H JOHN H. SHERMAN lst. LIEUTENANT SIDNEY R, RAYMES Znd. LIEUTENANT as 99 V Ast-T Yxri I2 BOBBY W. PHILLIPS ff CAPTAIN ' - my i MISS JOSEPHINE GARRETT SPONSOR 18:- il l'l4DY -naw: LMS 6 JOIIN AX. Ulllllx Plxl NIDIIXI 8 joux 54 SNIITII x ILI l1xL5IDEXT ' If IFF will XY.XLI..XCI l I XLRXX TRI XSL RLR It 111 Uiii 1:11.11--u wan'-"ruin . V.-:avr-11 it-uns im muses Bax.: Lnsruf rfx vnu. . lil! 11301. Q1l11l'x lvldi-. Wx! 'ls auC1Un-3 mtva. I mf MISS AGNES BURDASHAW SPONSOR EFI: T, 4-1f,e . . if ,x , IPCS O BATTALION CLAYTON B. ROBINSON T. JACK HOWARD MAJOR CAPTAIN f -,ws 'Q' CTT' WILLIAM E. HARRIS lst. LIEUTENANT 1.. -1- L YV? 1 . . MISS MARGIE BALLARD SPONSOR 7 fue . . f.7 1 K " ---Q-wx... 'n illq- ' .- ' -iN'5tkii5 ' Q 1 . - ' 1 Q Hs- 'vu - L,,, X il.. 6' gags 4-fg- M lv fa' COMPANY "I" WILLIAM E, SEIGLER I 5, L N CAPTAIN IRE IN L. LEAVE lst. LIEUTENANT JAMES A. BABBITT 2nd, LIEUTENANT MISS JACKIE COOK SPONSOR -ai Alb .1 qi .4-.-- .,'- 4 Fiw. ,. . - al .ar-, Q ,...,eH, . I I N75 lf'-e yr- ,', W x .N I3's,j-' 'w ' ' .n 51' L 'bln' ' ,N I ' ' i 1' A ef' I Q L-' --lasl-:'a:f:T.'!.h'4.r , I! i. COMPANY "K" CHARLES R. LIVINGSTON WILLIAM E. BLANCHARD CAPTAIN lst. LIEUTENANT F. W. MITCHELL Znd. LIEUTENANT if, .. MISS JUNE DeBEAUGRINE I, SPONSOR X s l ..,. "" TA' 1-5 -Q- , . f.""f'. . , -Q.. 9?-. . .., .-.an . . ,, ,Q 155 , . ij.: ,f lliwnuffgg ,, -,fi . 'js .- .-- 'H 3 x ,U . .-x.,. xxx.. L1 QM- 'Yfj5,.':?.4:.,b8,x, . T .--, S-' -11.4-.. -.V-.f--A , xy S, ., , Q, Y,-L7f:"" - P .r .-.- 4-, ,ac ' : .' -21' . 'f I +1-1-.-W-- '- 2'-ff. --.L .we-. nfl ,g-'F ' ':."" "1 I -v - .:,z.... tl , nf 5,5-Q' 5. - w- L' '1 1' 4,C, r. I . r , Y., 'Q , 1- . 1- n. '..y , 'In' , ' W' V755 2-H SP WILLIAM A. SACRE CAPTAIN 'Av MISS FAYE DUN.-U.V.-XY SPQNSUR COMPANY "L" Ii HOWARD MERRY ht. LIELTTENANT KI.-Xl-TIIIN .X WOODWARD Qui! I.IIfL"I'ENANT --A-. fY -f- .,- , , ,4.,,.. . V . 1 .Q ,f,r, ' ,I. 1 .v.,4""1 fifki-51-xi' C - ' .. , "Tl T- .h1:'! J: .' 421-11 ,.,,. f--f., ,-.4 g' -5-,. 5 N' ,y.f.P XS Iv - -- W., - Q-Y-W ---,. COMPANY "M" ' KENDRICK M. MONK lst. LIEUTENANT ARTHUR H, MERRY Znd. LIEUTENANT SHELDON B. COI-TEN E? Q CAPTAIN M MISS JANE RUBENSTEIN SPONSOR .L- Fig' lr'--4-if '1 A '-Ji THE RICHMOND .nr-P' 4'fY7 1 A " O Y ?,y,.'g!l:' fx-Jag MISS ADRIENNE TOMPKINS E. DELMAR DeVANEY SPONSOR CAPTAIN ' ' kwa 'Q ! ACADEMY BAND 33 1 4' 'S ca , H--if ...r f .4 BENNY DRAKE J . PAT EVANS JACK W. PRITCHARD lst. LIEUTENANT Znd. LIEUTENANT 2nd. LIEUTENANT THE RIFLE TEAM The Academy Rifle Team of 1945. under thc instruction of Sgt. Fechner, shot in two Fourth Corps Area Matches, The Fourth Service Command Match required the top ten men to shoot the four positions: prone. sitting. kneeling. and standing. The Hearst Trophy Match was shot by the five top men. Barry Whitney achieved the highest average for the second time in two years followed by Bobby Usry. who also shot with the team the previous year. Medals are presented each year to the ten men having the outstanding scores, while the General Wood Medal is awarded to the boy making the highest average each year. BARRY WHITNEY CARTER HAGLER JAMES McARTHUR BOBBY USRY BARRET BOWDEN CALVIN TOOLE SIDNEY RAYMES ADRIAN COHEN FRANK YOUNG JACK SHERMAN KENDRICK MONK JACK KENNEDY ROBERT SPEARS BOBBY MULLIGAN BILLY SHIPMAN ,Ib gp "f-A. wiv L'n5!4i,"f , x 1 'n' mu, i D , -Jie. 'rg' -5 Lf'-v 'E N 4 , ., , -L' 4 - 'w . -.'z-14 xi . '44 vi ' U Fa.. . ,ag I .. - F21 '., f 1' ,- nA -, F flfffm 2' ' .W 1 Ml m iriii ROY JACOBSON-Line Coach Gracluatccl at University of Georgia. 1929. Football, 1926-27- 23. Captain 1928. Baseball, 1927-28-29, Professional Base- ball. Class AA with Rochester, New York. 1929, Mr, Jacob- son is General Manager of Clausscns Bakery. He coached as a hobby and the Rainbow wishes to express its appreciation for his unselfish and valuable contribution to our sports program. BERNIE 'WARD-Head Coach Graduated at Mississippi State, 1938. B. S. Honors Basket ball. 1935-36. Baseball, 1935-38. Football 1935 36 31 Heacl Coach Hinds Jtmior College 1938-39. Assistant Coach at Millsaps College. 1939-41. Assistant Coach A R C 1941 -13. Head Football Coach A. R. C.. 1943-4-1. I 3' ss.. f i i W. L. MADEN ATHLETIC DIRECTOR '-...K "A" VARSITY FUUTBALL SCHEDULE ARC 21 Greenwood " 12 Spartanburg " 19 Charleston 0 Jordan 14 Benedictine 20 Athens 0 Lanier 64 Porter ' 6 Savannah 20 Riverside 59 Catholic Hi. 41... r Q- -s.-.uu- , . . -. ..., . . .,,-f,-5' .lj L-: :.--, f,..3' .':f ' .,,,wff,- --"1g.'1.-ia:-.if.-i,e:'t"- 7-.,--im,--.f. '.-4pLJ. z, . Q.-f.'-4ZL4.f.m., L'..,4L A "':....1.a .L L "COTTON EXPRESS" "Cotton" Culpepper, Best Back '44, Most Valuable '43 JIMMY BABBITT, Center Captain '44, Best Lineman '44 WILBUR SMITH Co-Captain '44 Best Lineman '43 All G. I. A. A. '43 Because of the stubborn resistance of the Musketeer forward wall, Richmond was scored upon by rushing only twice during the season, once by Lanier, and once by Savannah. Longest Punt Returned "Cotton" Culpepper returned three punts for an average of 65 yards, scoring a touchdolwn each time. Longest Run John P. Adams playing against his old teammates from Porter Military Academy, took the ball from center, faked to Bobby Lyons, and went straight through a beautiful hole, put there by those hard charging linemen, and ran 75 yards for a touchdown. Longest Pass "Cotton" Culpepper heaved the oval for 50 yards to Willard Weeks for a score against Porter. Longest Punt J. D. Jordan, standing behind his own goal punted to Charleston's 20 yard stripe, Best Percentage of Passes Completed The Riverside game saw Culpepper find his range and complete 10 out of 12 passes. Wilson and Childress made 2 of them count for scores. I z ww - L ff' 11 l 'V -vi , .LL hui ivy: v 'As ,,i:1,N- 5,-L1 V: Hari.-- 'Q . ' "-fif. ur: :vg'4'g"' i-- "',.-. I-i V1 'V I - - ur 'tgg . - Q' ' -11" -Tbl."-.', N,..i'iA:, ' ,JW u -5. - . Q'-ex -V X-' '-w,,', ifg.""'?Jgw:i' N- - 'ij-'iff NBLOCKINGH bfi 'gi-gl' 53-'52, ang. L3 , A newcomer, Athens High, fell before the ever im- proving Musketeers the following week. For the first time this year the boys had to face the They were slightly baffled by it at first but as usual led at the halfway mark and played heads-up ball in the last two perods, winning 20 to 0, Disaster! A, R. C. journey to Macon to meet the powerful Lanier Poets. who were boasting one of the fastest teams in G. I. A. A. circles. The boys from Augusta play- ed an excellent game but were literally "outrun". The final score was Lanier-21. Richmond-0. After the defeat suffered at the hands of the Lanier Ports. the Cadets were inspired to hard work and met Porter. as Coach Ward says, "In the right mental frame." The Coziclfs used every man from the first to the third string against the desperate Charlcstonians. Every man clicked, the Purple and Golds easily winning, 64-0, Cul- pepper scorcd six times. HTHANKSGIVING LINEUPH i K, --v- ' W i-A- -.el 4 1 TOP ROW CHILDRESS COLLIE KITCHENS LYONS MORAN BRUKER SEIGLER C, PHILLIPS J. D. ADAMS HODO SMITH GRAHAM JOHNSON J. P. ADAMS Then the inevitable happened. Savannah High came to the old home town with a long list of defeats and the determination not to add another. The Cadets evident- ly were still living in the glory of the past week and played "lowsy" ball the first half. The midpoint of the game found them trailing 13-0. The boys staged a come back in the last half but were able to score only once. The game ended 13-6, Savannah. Two defeats were all the Cadets cared to have list- ed in the column headed "Lost". On Thanksgiving Day, they met and defeated Riverside 20-6. "Bernie's and Roy's charges" played one of the best games of the season in a packed stadium. The Musketeers ended a highly successful season by defeating our hometown opponents, Catholic High. With Jimmie Babbitt and Earl Wilson starring, the Irish were not able to cope with the power of the Cadets who scored almost at random, lin ir I 153' li' . ' I Q!!! 55 ' 4 ffl! IQ 4 . 1 Hiflq "Ht llllia - :FH 4 ll!!! -Liga 4 C' A 7 U,-5, C. Phillips, Most valuable '44, All G. I. A. A. '-44. N-er BOTTOM ROW BABBITT HENDERSON WILSON PENN USURY LEE B. PHILLIPS PARKER BANKS BARRETT KEENER CULPEPPER ROGERS WEEKS Ns .v ... , A 8 4 '1.z".- . .Af., . R.. H Y, . , 1 ::-9:5-2+ 'Wai fs-U,,'.f ' '- .ff i: If Z9 -:L . 73,31-f'!g.:l' 4, l fu . . - 2-'S 1 From FOX'-'7SIllI1I'l. Fletchuix Hicksuii, D111111-.1:1y, I-'11:111in11. A11111-1-51111, B1-zilu. I-11111111-5. C1-1111. 3111111111 Boerckcl. ixf1ElTH5. CLl1pClJIJC'I', M1.1111ly 13.11-11 1-111-. -C11:1c11 Gnskiii. Lxinulcy. 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"11M X 511'-ily ll 111g1111-111 1.1 1 "11"X':11--111 11 111111 1111g1111:1 H I , ...rv COACH WARD CADETS IN ACTION MY BABBITT-CAPTAIN A R C BASKETBALL DQVANEY WILSON BANKS MORAN 4 Sf' I I I I -U-NS F553 From mu Bal:-bm Pufw-rQ Cnmp Nllxxull Bnlu Flymlnf B Ll-I mu BIURLI' Nlorwn Bunu Co Capliln B1nks Wll son. DeX anex XXAIIQII ilu I in ,Izmuzu'y, 1 mv-rc lmvc umm m II III IT Then lu 1 L r L jack Harncf LLC Xlx umm I I L thc G.I.,X..X mu N mzulc liar! IX ll n flq u f I trm min flrwp lf:Lfkctl.LIl I1 .Xml .ng were Harry mv linhlyitt jc!! Ixvvgcf- AIHII ff! Tk'lrIZl RAY LACKMAN. MANAGER The cadets opened the G,l,.X..X, with a hard fought victory over Savannah. -I-2-39. -lack Barnes led with l9 points, ljohhy lJeYane5' following with ll, On the following night the cadets downed the Columbus High "Blue Devils" 33-2-L. Barnes anfl lJeYaney again leading the attack. Now on to the city league where again the cadets broke even by winning five and losing five. LYith FI'l6flITlZ1I'l'S. the Cadets came out on top with both games, just as they flicl with Royal Crown. The Arsenal anrl the earlets split even. each winning one game. .Xgainst the Doctors the cadet cagers ran into harcl luck. The Blerls win- ning both games. In the two games with their are rivals JCA, the ARC boys lost by hearthreakinglv close scores, the first 35-3-Lf. the second similiarly close. Even though the cadets were outscored in some of their games they were never outfought. They never gave up until the final whistle blew. ARC "A" VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ARC rv 1. ARC -1 City League 17 36 43 30 35 23 36 36 26 282 GIAA 43 42 34 37 27 37 27 19 41 307 Doctors Royal Crown Friedmans Jewelers Arsenal JCA Doctors Royal Crown Arsenal JCA Savannah Lanier Columbus Jordan Lanier Columbus Jordan Boys High Marist 20 25 20 24 36 5 37 - 31 262 39 56 24 65 47 38 48 53 25 395 34 ' A V -. 3- V- T' 1... BAILEY CAMP and FLEMING 4 ml!- .1h .fs-P' 'N' ICA BUYS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE JC.-X 30 .-'xr'sQv1f1L E 2n 4' 23 H 1,', yal C1'frwn 22 31 I.flI'A1LI' 53 311 Drxuml? 25 43 ARC 41 I 34 Lanier 39 42 Frlmflmz-n's JC-wc-lcrs 28 X 52 Bvnc'-'iivtinc 4-L - ,. 25 Arsz-nal 19 A 36 Bfnmiiclino 44 25 D-wctfvrs ' 20 Fhfyzil Cn--.-.'n 'F-frfellci 30 lu -ACA' 50 Frnu-!m..nS Ju.-.LIL-rs 22 .,1 ARC' 26 457 424 ICJ. '.'.r1:x flu! hull' 1-L' CALL? Lwdgxxy :mul '.-.111 plug' the Dm-- f-1: I-1: thug City CLz:.mpmnQLx1p nt thu L-nfi 1-f rhu xc-Cfvnrl COACH GASKIN J CA BA KETBALL Ky... img ,S3,,33m,, Lyf.y,,, Cohr-n Stnnfling-Vu:-aL. Harris. Plhurlc-S. LVlLLil'lIlh8m4 l 4 JCA IN ACTION The .ICA Basketeers, under the watchful eye of Coach Gaskins. were the most successful of the four ARC-JCA basketball teams. They finished the first half of the city league undefeated and lost only to the Doctors in the last half. As "The Rainbow" goes to press, they are await- ing the playoff for the City League Championship. In their first intl-r-collegiate game the basketeers journeyed to Savannah and downed Benedictine College 52-44. The next Wednesday found the purple and white in Macon where the powerful Lanier Poets defeated them 53-31. In the home coming game on Friday of the same week Lanier again came out on top as did Jordan the following night. In the final interscholastic game B, C. took the college quintet 42-32 The spark of the team all year was Bobby Lyons, an excellent, all-round player who was constantly hitting the basket. LYONS and COHEN l l QDES-CAPTAIN VEAL BLANCHARD ILXRHIS 4' " Vfliiflbf Bl75f6'fb fl!! P K1lQL'llI1Q71YLlFklEAD'l. Murphy, Bo uruliel. Riclizirilsigm,-vziptziin, Ken nccly, Phinizy. Slilllllllllgffcuflfll Nixun. Bcall, Mar- iin. Flf.-ming, Mm-l-ah. Oqlctrcc, Seif fLr1, 111,-f kFr "B" VARSITY SCHEDULE "Y" Juniors Catholic High North Augusta Evans High Central Christian NY" Juniors Catholic High Juniors Ccnlrul Christian Evans High Ciitlwlii- l'lil.il1 North Auuuslzi -:eg "' hr' ? COACH N IXON I l I u I J x . l I l ' J CA GIRL, BASKETBALL The J. C. A. Girls' Basketball Team of 1945, hand- ad by Coach Ward, had a very poor record as far F games won and lost were concerned, but showed 'reat improvement during the season. With only wo girls, Margie Gibbs and Nancy Stephenson, re- lming from last years' team, the task of building a rrmidable team proved insurmountable Even in the face of the tough opposition of the nugusta City League teams, some members of the . C. A. team exhibited excellent basketball skill and nowledge. Little Margie Gibbs was among the top :orers of the entire league,with Nancy Stephenson, 'eggy Knuck, Loyce Scott. Mary and Ellen Gallag- er, and Jackie Hodges, each displaying skill on the ourt comparable to other girls in the league with iuch more experience. The above girls were ably ssisted by Mary Ellen "Take me home" Edgar, Ann 'arriba, Bobby "Legs" Redish. Fay Grammar, June 'obyns, Betty Long, Irdell Schmidt. and Peggy Davidson, each of whom deserves much credit for the uprovement of the 1945 team. . ,TL Front row-Edgar, Knuck, Gram- mar,. Back row-Farriba, Dobyns, Hod- ges, Gallagher M. tabsent, Reddish Scott, Gallagher E, Stephenson Gibbs. Bflsebzzff i J U f' , n ' 'a.u'E l A ' it T. stu L x 4 N ' , , - I i R Q X 0 1 I l L Back row-Vaughn Maxwell. Gene Seclbc-rry, Jeff Rogers. Jack Banks, Cotton Culpepper. Robert Spears. Second row-Bobby Devaney. Billy Seigler. Jimmy Smith. Shirley Hammack. Front row-Lester Crouch. Vance Logan. Jimmy Babbitt. Aubrey Rhodes, Earnest Wnqner. 1. . 1' .fs Members are: John Scroggs. Larry Aclkin. M. G. Anderson. Ralph Boerckel, Gene Bruker, F, W. Chance. C. A. Cooper. J. R. Cornelison. F. S. Gary, J. H. Gibson. J F. Grammar, Otis Gillebeau. L, NV. Helmly. Bill Mclntosh. Charles Owens. Wilbur Smith, Van Renick, D. McKinney. and Jack Ken- nedy. F u Dc-VANEY and BANKS Y frm? i H- P 1. .Lf .42 .L l 1 ' . tl f , Y r HODGES, SHEARER, SCOGGINS, BROOME, GALLAGHER, GALLAGHER, HAINS OUR CHEERLEADERS There's certainly a word of thanks due t0 Our ViVaCi- batic ability. Of course, there was always at least one of ous cheerleaders who added so much to the enjoyment of the very special Gallagher smiles in evidence. the football games this year. They really went "All out" to keep the crowds roaring and the team winning. In a tough spot there was always Tommy Hodges, Head Cheer- leader, to cheer up the crowd with his famous "duck-walk" inspiring 3 feeling of real 5P0l'HfSm3l'1Sh1P In the whole Stu' So thanls. Vyvyan, Carolyn. Harry, Henry, Mary, El- len, Tommy, and Stanton, for the bang-up job you did in while Stanton "Joe" Lewis thrilled them with his acro- dent body. HODGES, BROOME, GALLAGHER, SHEARER. GALLAGHER, HAINS. SCOGGINS Apology for Spring Sports We apologize for the incompleteness of the section on Spring Sports. Due to wartime conditions it was necessary for the annual to go to the publishers before the organization of these activities. Spring Sports have been one of the highlights of the school year in the past, and we hope will continue to be. Wle wish all these students participating the best of luck. GOLF The Academy team this year is expected to make a fine showing as they have in past years. Practice began early and the team should be in top shape before the annual G.l.A.A. tournament. There are several retuming lettermen and a number of promising newcomers. Members of the team are: Vaughn Maxwell. Bob Dennis, Billy Phinizy. jack Sherman. George Maxwell. Frank O'Connor. Gordon Rheiney, and Carlston Rheiney. BASEBALL The Academy team is expected to bc one ol' the strongest teams in the state this year. There are several returning players and a number of excellent players from the Batte y Post. The team will be under the super- vision of Mr, Ward. Players are: Vance Logan, jimmy Smith. Lester Crouch. Bobby DeVaney, Billy Seigler, Shirley Hammaek, Cotton Culpepper. Vaughn Maxwell. jack Banks, Charles Smalley. Harvey Hogan, Audrey Rhodes, Pat Smith, Jeff Rogers. Tony Weathers. john Flemming. Dewey jones. Ernest Wagner, jimmy Babbitt. TRACK The track team this year is made up largely of sophomores and juniors. Under the capable leadership of hir. Gaskin, the team is expected to progress rapidly. With experience these hard working boys should put the Academy team among the top. Members of the team are: john Scroggs. Mgr., Larry Adkins, M. G. Anderson, Red Bames, Ralph Boerekel, Gene Bruker. F. W. Chance, C. A. Cooper, J. R. Comelison, F. S. Gary, H. Gibson, J. F. Grammar, Otis Guillebeau, L. W. Helmly. Bill McIntosh, Charles Owens, Wilbur Smith, Van Renick, D. McKinney, and Jack Kennedy. TENNIS Reorganized for the first time in a number of years, the tennis team is underway with a large number of boys out. Mr. Beechmen and Sgt. Fechner are the advisors. Matches have been scheduled and the team is looking forward to a fine season. Players are: Billy Richardson. Barry Whitney, Howard Merry, Feilder Simpson, John D. Adams, Sidney Washington, Pierce Marks, jimmy Owens, Harry Shearer, Harvey Bentley, Carter Hagler, Bailey Monday, and Stuart Capers. G521perfzzfz'w5 NR! X Dil 2 QQ fffbv XX N 1 X A X u 3 V V5 iff? 7351 fy X 5: im yff 4, f M4 .pf ' -' 'rr v-1' 1 tk' SARAH JA Um NE FARLOWE MARIE BOHLER Y, r U 5? If 'K V ,5 .0 H: l mzzfjef --. " ,. ir. -'4 f'g M3532 . '12 'S li Y 5 Q Q 2 .V is : 1 X v. -vu- --1, ! I A .1 p " ,iw p '4-71: ff BETTY LAUTHNER LEILOU CALDWELL . MIRIAM WEIGLE Bmzzfie 1 5.4, sa-2.8: BETTY GILLILAND v ,HW ., LOYCE SCOTT PAT EVANS -X R. C, Xqulmllclurnm .fiffzf Om ANNE KELLY J. C. A. Vznlccliulnrian ,L .1 rw ' I ' 1 Famorzfe VAUGHN MAXWELL Most Popular Senior JIMMY BABBITT Best All-Round Senior I Ji 4 .. 51 h. 35' . I 1 9 N 1 l -x ' .4 . X.. . lj J 1: . , - X Q' . . jg ' Z ,g, - EARL WILSON Best Senior :Uhlctu 'W' ow Af QL- . ' . ', Sgd. ' P1 A 111 fzwrife BOBBY LYONS Most Handsome Senior 5 l ' vii? 5 5 5 .'-. I l 1 MARGIE GIBBS Best All-round J. C. A. Sophomore Girl JACK RHODES Best All-Round Sophomore Boy M ji '69 A N , l""' S ',."-U. bf xi X , E5 Q . N. I 'wr . I 'DL K x 3, A '-it . Y r F2 ir. f..,,ff. 3? 'k . ur .4, an ,gk .,. .N L. FX- ,Q gvikl ' VT, 13 4' 5 i, 'il' , ,f'?i,x' ww' W HOFFMAN HARRIS Most Popular J. C, A, Sophomore Boy , 1 I -4 .--4 , 1. v zzr HZ!0l'Z'f65 FAYE DUNAWAY Most Popular J. C. A. Sophomore Girl JOHN COCHRANE Most Popular J. C. A. Freshman Boy A5 U1 ,J 2' PEGGY DAVIDSON Most Popular J. C. A. 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W U Qf ' a if Q LE 93 ga .7 1 Q ' 1 XA - -1 ,QT DOLLY JO EVANS The 01,7260 SUE WADE HOWARD MERRY HOFFINL-KN HARRIS Editors-in chief Associate Editors Literary Editors ,,,, Assistant Literary Editors , , ,,,, Activities Editor , Assistant Activities Editors , VAUGHN NIAXWELL CLAYTON ROBINSON KATHERINE NORVELL Literary Polly Jo Evans Vaughn Maxwell Faye Dunaway Agnes Burdashaw Louis Wolcott Harry Bailey Suzanne YVaclc Howard Merry Jack Howard Anne Kelly J. H. Bishop Elmo Fields Hoffman Harris H. E. Bentley Julian Bugg James Kemp Jerry Murphy V. VV. Harris Staff Military Editor Assistant Milita Art Editors Sports Editors Picture Editors ry Editors ' 1 1 . -I W- Clayton Robinson , Jack Sherman Walter McElmurray Charles Hoover Alton Culpepper Meara McKie Dave McDowell George Harth , , Margie Gibbs Jimmy Babbitt Gene Bruker Maxine Shapiro Jack Banks Jean McGahee William J. Smith Randay Holmes r I . I 3 Sfzzjf l r a-vt-'1-'-rf""T1""' iq, .Q ' G 1' X -Q-5 l '. V? , -1 5. ff' and f I.. tl I , 1 'TQ -4 L L. -gf.. BOB DENNIS JOELLE RUSH Q45 -f. . V., i S? 4 .IL X ,l . IW' .f MR, READ MR, DERRICK MR. STACKER MR. VVILHELM l Business Managers ,, Assistant Business Managers Circulation Managers , , Assistant Circulation Managers Busizzess Surf Joelle Rush Bob Dennis Norma Hudson Pat Evans Jack Howard Joe Faulkner Don Timmerman Billy Richardson Wingfield Harris Advertising Managers -Katherine Norvell Don Hall Assistant Advertising Managers , H Edwin May Sewell Camp Faculty Advisors: Mr. Read. Mr, Derrick. Mr. Stacker. Mr. Yvilhelm PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER FACULTY ADVISOR JOHN SMITH JIMMY BABBITI' PEGGY DAVIDSON ANNE KELLY D. 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N 1 - S111'11lQ 111 1111-11 Xl l1 11111 1171111-1111' 111-N 1111-1111 Vx 1111' :1111111f1111 -11111--1111 8111111 N11'111 :11111 1':1-1111111 51111111 1'111'111z1111 111'11' 11 11' 11'I1111.11'. 111-N 11.1-1.111 11111' 111 1111' 1111111 :11'11111 1'11111- 111 11.11 -1I111'.I111'1 11-111 x1:11111N 11L'f11' 1111' 11111 111 1111' 111111111111 1':11111g- 1--111-11 111 1111'-1I111'1'11.11'l' 1111-111:11'11"11111'11111:111111g11111- :11111 -1 X111 111-:11'11'1111 11 :1g:111' '- :1 1'1'1-1111 11- 11111 -1'11 111. OFFICERS PRESIDENT HARRY BAILEY SECRETARY PAT EVANS TREASURER GEORGE I-IA'RTH HARRY BAILEY O4 ,pl ,nf PAT EVANS GEORGE HARTH Rzbfzwwm' fhllf VAUGHN MAXWELL JACK SHERMAN PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT HOWARD MERRY BOB DENNIS SECRETARY TREASURER The name Hi-Y indicates the relation between boys in High School and the Y.M.C.A. movement, The purpose of Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian char- acter. Selections of members from the three upper classes are made on this basis. With a total membership of thirty-five the Richmond Hi-Y achievements have been so recognized by the Georgia Hi-Y office. The state headquarters lists the Richmond Hi-Y among the top five in Georgia, there being over two hundred such clubs in the state. This club meets every Tuesday night at the Y.M.C.A. and each meeting enjoys some special program outlined for the clubs enjoyment. A member also enjoys parties and dances which are regular features presented by the organi- zation. HALE BARRETT SEWELL CANIP BOB DENNIS BEVERLY DOLAN WRAY FARLOW F. M. FAULK DONALD FORTSON BILLY FLEMING JOHN FLEMING HAL FLYNN DABNEY GRAYBILL BILLY HATCHER CARTER HAGLER LeVERNE HODO JOHN JACKSON MARION LARISEY VAUGHN MAXWELL GEORGE MAXWELL HOWARD MERRY PIERCE MARKS CARL MORAN BUDDY MARTIN WALTER MCELMURRAY TACK NEWTON BOBBY MULLIGAN IERRY MURPHY FRANK O'CONNOR IIMMY OWENS E. L. PERRY BILLY PHINIZY ERNEST PUND BILLY RICHERSON VAN RENICK IACK SHERMAN JIMMY SMITH PAT SMITH WILBUR SMITH FIELDER SIMPSON BILLY SIF FERT D ONALD TIMMERMAN MORRIS WARR SIDNEY WASHINGTON zmzbr Coffege Lffcvwyf S 051501 I PRESIDENT FAYE DUNAWAY VICE-PRESIDENT BRIGHT McCONN'ELL SECRETARY-TREASURER SUE WADE 1111 11111 1- 111 111' 1111111-1 1-1111---v 1I11'I"1IX 511111-11 1x 111 111 111 1111 11' 111- 111 IIN 1111'1111111'- 111111 1111-11 111111'11'1111v 11l1'11I. .x'11-' -'1 XIIX -11111111 1111111113 1.1 X 1- 1-11311111 11-1' 1111-111111-1'-11111 1111- N111111'111- .111 N111-11 :1 1'11:1111'1 111 111-111 1 111111 X1-1-511111111 111111111 1-1 111-11:111'N11111'11'11111- -111111-11- :11 1111- 111111111 11121, 111S1I1' 11-11, 1'1w111 1 1 1.11Q11-11 :11 1111- 1111111-1111 '1111 I11111111' 111111'q1: 1A 1111- 1:11'11I11 '111' 1N111' 1111 X111 1111- 1.1111':11-1, x..11111 1-1 11' '1'1111'11 111 111:111-111- 11-11111111111- .1111111111 1111' -111111 111111 1.11111-11- 1-1 1111111-:11111q 11- 1111' 5111111-111 1 1111 11 :11111 111111-1' -1'11111-1 11'--'1111f'1111111x 11-1' 1111-11' 1'11- 1-1-1':111- II 111 1111K 111-11111 1111111-1'1:111111g1 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN PROGRAM CHAIRMAN NATALIE JOLLES MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN JOELLE RUSH SOCIAL CHAIRMAN HOFFMAN HARRIS SOCIAL CO-CHAIRMAN KATHERINE NORVELL MEMBERS MARTINA ALLEN IANE BARNES AGNES BURDASHAW SHELDON COHEN FLORENCE DOLINSKY FAY DUNAWAY MARY ELLEN EDGAR POLLY JO EVANS DOT GILLMAN I-'AY GRAMMAR HOFFMAN HARRIS GENE HORNE JACK HOWARD NORMAN HUDSON NATALIE JOLLES ANNE KELLY BRIGHT MCCONNELL MEARA MCKIE IEANNE MCGAHEE VIRGINIA MARTIN KATHERINE NORVELL MERRIE OVERSTREET CLINTON PARDUE JOELLE RUSH HENRY SCOGGINS MAXINE SHAPIRO GRACE TOOLE LEONARD VERDERY SUE WADE MARTHA WIENGES SHIRLEY WILENSKY FAYE DUNAWAY BRIGHT MCCONNELL SUE WADE 1 .ab A-A I w-XX CHARLES HOOVER BILL BURCH HALL PEEBLES Avadew LZf6fd7fjf Sorzezy ,lx- Q af Y' T 1 V X 1' 1 2.2 o.. 1. il: :La ' V 13:15 Lfv..g.'g'A'.'.'-.. -L. The purpose of the Academy Literary Society is to improve its members ability in debates. deelamations. and other activities. Under the excellent leadership of Mr. O. Bostiek the club has made great progress toward these goals. The enrollment is larger than it has been for several years. and a more ambitious program has been undertaken. All the members have participated very actively in the programs, and have often volunteered to engage in debates. All members have bene- fitted greatly from these programs. Everyone attending the meetings of the Literary Society has profited in many ways, hy receiving training in debat- ing. declamation- and an improved knowledge of Proclamatory Law. An excellent constitution has been drawn up by the club, and many other activities have been undertaken. The bi-monthly meetings are xvell attended. It is the hope of our society to make its members better fit to become worthy citizens of this community. PRESIDENT ....... I . . CHARLES HOOVER VICE-PRESIDENT .W A, . .BILLY BURCH SECRETARY , .. . . HALL PEEBLES MEMBERS O. M. BOGESLOV W. C. BURCH MARVIN COBURN E. DORSEY E. A. EPSTEIN D. C. GRABILL M. HARELIK C. B. I-IAGLER I. HENG W. HARRIS C. E. HOOVER W. L. HERNDON G. MAXWELL N. C. MOSELEY J. J. NIXON C. P. OWENS HALL PEEBLES L.. POWELL BILLY RICHARDSON J. ROBERTSON L. WILINSKY JOE FAULKNER RAY STUCKEY JAY SAWILOWSKY JACK SAWILOWSKY Fresfafmm Lzfamfj Sofzkvjf '. .. I,.,. X W. --li'x"i"-I1'---'------'1 l'- l-rm-'-rl' lv 3' -"l':-1-" N-V - -X "---' - . 1:-" - '- lxlltll, -4 A Xl- ll"1 11 'fzli - -"' N171- X- Q--2 --S ILQ"Tp'11Q --'-1'14'1'l- E-':-1-N:-1-, '---:1-l- 'xl -'-- lx ' -A-v lx 1-1'--:r'z--w :-:'r':---Q--l -' l-1-'M --.-'--ix. xl: -T1 1- "v-N. 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The purpose is to better acquaint its members with the medical profession. This is ac- complished by programs concerning some phase of medicine and by occasional trips to the medical school and hospital. The club has its meetings on Thursdays. The faculty advisor is Mr. C. .-X. Scruggs, Professor of Chemistry at Junior College and Richmond .-Xcademy. PRESIDENT ........ .. ....... JACK HOWARD VICE-PRESIDENT ..,. ..,, B RIGHT MCCONNELL SECRETARY ..,,,, ,,,,,,, J ACK RHODES TREASURER .... ,WWSHELDON COHEN C HAPLAIN ,... -MMGENE HORNE MEMBERS: Grady Deas, Joe Greene, Bill Harris, Henry Scoggins, John Seago, Leonard Verdery, John Whittaker .IL .. A i 5--1 bl Xml 1300 L IQQYIIII GRACE TOOLE BETTY LAUTHNER MARTHA WIENGES JUNE DLBEAUGRINE PRESIDENT VICE-I'RESIDEN'I' SECIIETARY TRE.'XSL'lII-'H MEMBERS: C-rr:-I Bdnkb. C.mvlyn Brumm-. June Durdun. .-Mhlv f"4n'1', .Xnnc I":Tr1'xlm, Auxlrn-5' QlI'l'L'l1. Vyvyxnm Hilins. Nlmy Ellxw Jnm-5. B1-tfyv Jam- Mn-mlmvb. Maury ML-rritt. Bc! ty fxlhlvllutfm. B-vhlpy Pm-lv, .'X4lI'iUlll1L' Tompkins. iwrz-mafia ann An ls lx' -. gay I Gb 5:s.?Q gf' KMC Q D' GH QF-C 1911- 'Inn- i Sli 1' "s-ff? -J, pg ITEHEHIVI . . Kill U11 1553 -,AH ffl Eff? ' " wx Z!" f R'.'f:'l.' ' 'JG K' .1 . U-'I B551 Spanish C7716 MEMBERS: Julian Bugg, Faye Dunaway, Joe Faulkner Audrey Green Joyce Hale Donald Hall Hoffman Harris Charles Hoover. Norma Hudson, Doris Jones, Bailey Mondy Clayton Robinson Martha Wienges William Eubanks OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,, ,,,, ,H FAYE DUNAWAY VICE-PRESIDENT WW ,,,, HOFFMAN HARRIS SECRETARY , ,,,, ,HJOYCE HALE TREASURER ,,,, , . WBAILEY MONDY Salud Amigos! This year the Spanish club, under the direction of Dr. McDowell, studied Spanish legends and literature along with the derivation of the Spanish language. One of the nost interesting highlights of the year was the reading of Don Quixote, the all-time masterpiece of Spanish literature. At one of the weekly meetings the club enjoyed the visit of a former pupil of Dr, McDowell who now lives in Buenos Aires. He talked on the customs and fashions of South American life and his eight year old son entertained with several Spanish songs. The Spanish club has done much toward promoting in the school a growing interest in Spanish and the member- ship has grown with each meeting. Tin' Bam C7216 The Bam Club ls :I mftlumal xwlx-sc-rrcl m':zm1znl1ur1 uf Minh sc-lwwl slxlnh-nu 'I'-I In 1-lizlhlv fur rm-nm?-uxxhip. :I EIXUIQIII YIYUSI IIZIYL' Il 1"II"I'.n X f'g1:'I1.' Ir.'l, 171113 nf H5 HI' XUruI": for V.-.U Yunxs. Thu clulw Q--1'1cspv1II-I5 I-- Phx T?u'l.4 K.-jqm ln yunnz wiki-,s nn-I Pin Rum K.-5-51.1 is 5--nn-V cf-lhfuw Thu !'QL'w:ni:'ui BL-IA Clui-5 4-I .Ill xrhunl- M-lun: IH the- nzxilulml L'h.1p!L-:. Iir.-Nlnlux Aclwlnstlc mv.-1'.I!4'. in-M c'Ix.Il'- uungr' mul Q-vr1xrr,'wi:I?1:. ...imma .In r'u1'.11u-ru rw I--1 111.7-!t1mx':I1xg, MEMBERS SENIORS JLNIORS HARRY BAILEY CHARLES EDWARDS PAT EVANS SAM F OX JOE FAULKYER GEORGE HARTH IRVIN LEVY VAUGHN MAXVVELL DANE McDOWELL E. L. PERRY SIDNEY RAYMES FRANCIS SIMPSON JAMES E. SMITH BOBBY USRY LOUIS WOLCOTI' WILLIAMS BILLY BURCH SEWLL CAMP FRANK CHAVEL FRANK COCHRANE ADRIAN COHEN WILLIAM EUBANKS KENNETH FREEMAN WILLIAM LEE HERNDON CARTER HAGLER CHARLES E. HOOVER JULIUS T. JOHNSON WILLIS MILLER IVAN PARKER HALL PEEBLES HAROLD E. PHILLIPS BILLY RICHARDSON GORDON E. WALTERS L. M. VVHEATIEY W. F. SHIPMAN I. N. WILLIAIVISON -:" ary L 0-J l' '. I ,.f- I 'V VAUGHN MAXWELL SEWELL CAMP HARRY BAILEY PAT EVANS OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . VAUGHN MAXWELL VICE-PRESIDENT SEWELL CAMP SECRETARY HARRY BAILEY TREASURER . .PAT EVANS ADVISOR - , A. D. GASKIN old tt N Soriwjf Membership in the Gold "R" Society is the highest honor which can be given to an Academy Senior, for it is based upon a wide variety of accomplishments in different deparmients of student life. Students eam gold "R" points in club activities and student government, as well as by attaining high scholastic and mili- tary ratings. The winners of the Gold "RU this year have distinguished themselves as follows: Harry Bailey: Honor certificate: three years membership in Hi-Y, Beta Club: Vice-president of Senior Class: Varsity basketball letter: NB" Varsity Basketball '43 : Merit bar: Commissioned officer: Rainbow staff: Glee Club. Jack Banks: Student Council two years: Football letter '41-4: Basketball letters '43 and 'sl-4: Commissioned officer: Glee Club: Rainbow staff : Cheerleader '44-. Pat Evans: Highest honor certificate three years: Hi-Y, Beta Club: Band letter, outstanding cadet in band, win- ner of merit bar: Rainbow staff : Debate team. Joe Faulkner: High honor certificate three years: Class officer two years: Beta Club: Commissioned officer: Glee Club: Literary Society: Rainbow staff: Debate team: Declamation team. Sam Fox: Honor certificate three years: Beta Club: Hi-Y: Commissioned officer, best drilled cadet 19-14, two merit bars: Glee Club: Literary Society two years: Debating team two years. George Hartli: Honor certificate three years: Beta Club: Hi-Y: Commissioned officer: Glee club: Musketeer staff: Rainbow staff. Vaughn Maxwell: Honor certificate three years: Freshman class officer: Student Council: Hi-Y: Beta Club: Commissioned officer: Varsity Golf letters two years: Rainbow: Glee Club. Jack Sherman: Honor certificate one year: Student Council '-I-3-'-l-1: Class officer '42-'-13: Hi-Y: Com- missioned officer: Rifle team letter two years: Debate team: Contestant in Declamation Contest. WVilbur Smith: Honor certificate one year: Football letters '43 and '-If-l: "B" Varsity basketball '-12: Friedman's Trophy '-13: Class officer three years: First Sergeant: Rainbow staff. Bobby Usry: Highest honor certificates three years: Beta Club: Hi-Y: Commissioned officer: Rifle team letter two years: Debate team: Contestant in Declamation Contest. I 0 , .TQ .1 W5 Gffff' Cfzzb 3 . .-4 -, ,.. xx, 'I JOHN ADAMS PRESIDENT ,IJ MEMBERS OF THE BOYS GLEE CLUB BILLY BRIDGES EARL ANDERSON JACK BANKS SAM FOX GENE BRUKER F W, MITCHELL BILL BLANCHAHD HORACE IQSRY JOHN ASHLEY QI-XRL MORAN JACK SHERMAN JOHN ADAMS IOE HENDERSON IIMNIY BABBITI' BOBBY PHILLIPS DONALD HALL 3ILLY POWERS HOWARD MERRY B R. MURRAY A E WHITLOCK H J ARLON GEORGE HARTH F. F. RUSH H, G. DEAS I.'.XL'GIIN MAXWELL LEE WILLINGHAM .Tay H. H. FLYNN J R. YEAL FED HUNTER I Ii FAULKNER Ii F DOLAN HARRY BAILEY IUIIN MOORE FRANK OCONNOR PRESTON BUSSEY ALONGO WHITTOCK F. E. HODGES W, W. THOMAS A. H. MERRY ARTHUR MERRY JIMMY BABBITT PIANINST LIBRARIAN zffs lee Club CV MARGIE GIBBS fn. LOULIE DUNN PRESIDENT LLBRARIAN MEMBERS OF THE GIRLS GLEE CLUB :ORAL BANKS JOSEPHINE GARRETT MEARA MQKLE :AROLYN BROOME MARGIE GIBBS KA'I'I-TERINE NORVELL JUNE DOBBINS FAYE GRAMIVIAR JOLLE RUSH FAYE DUNAWAY AUDREY GREEN MARY RUPERT LOULIE DUNN VYVYAN HA1Ns GRACE TOOLE HELEN EUBANKS LeVAUGN HAWKLNS ELEANOR WATKINS POLLY JO EVANS MARTHA HOGAN MARTHA WIENGES ADELE EARR JEAN MCGAHEE ELEANOR WATKINS PIANIST The IV zz.w?efe6r EDITORIAL STA I-'I-' LITERARY EIJITUR MANAGING EDITOR CHRIS BAINS BARRY WIII'I'NEY AI. WIII'I'I,OCK CLAYTON ROBINSON .XSST MANAGING EDITOR MAKE-L'I' EDITOR EXCHANGES JUNE DUBYNS SOCIETY EDITOR AGNES BURDASHAW MILITARY EIJITOI: SPORTS EDITOR ROBERT GEER III JI-IBY LYONS BUSINESS S'I'AFI" BUSINESS MANAGER LEE WILLINGHAM ASST. BUSINESS MANAGER BILL BLANCIIARD .XDYERTISING MANAGER ANNE KELLY ASST, ADVERTISING MANAGER MARTHA NORVELL .XSST ADVERTISING MANAGER SUE XVADE CIRCULATION MANAGER EDWIN MAY ASS CIRCUIATION MANAGER GEORGE HARTH ASS CIRCUATION MANAGER HOFFMAN HARRIS ' .--.,-I FU- 2., - .'Q'L:, tv' CLAYTON ROBINSON 1- -7- 1 ANNE KELLY LEE WILLINGHAM Pfzz' Thaw Kappa w I ...QM J!! W NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FOR JUNIOR COLLEGES BETA XI CHAPTER HONORARY MEMBERS STUDENT MEMBERS: C. G. CORDLE JOHN CLARK J. O. DERRICK LOULIE DUNN N. L. GALLOWAY POLLY JO EVANS J. T. HAINS JACK HOWARD E. W. HARDY NATALIE JOLLES A. P. MARKERT ANNE KELLY H. O. READ JOELLE RUSH C. A. SCRUGGS SUZZANNE WADE J. L. TALLEY Ive U S. Cade! Nurses Corps af 2726 zmzbr offqgz' QF Azzgusta Thu first class ul' Lf S. Vaclct Nurses cntcrcrl thc hltiuirir lfullt-gr at tht- lit-ginniug' tml thc sccmnl st-incstcr, january Zlst, ll?-H. 'liuw Hllltl' classcs ftullliwcrl in nrclcr t-:ich st-x'cntccn wcclis. lhc c1utti'iluitnui ul lllvst' yltllllg' lztclics tn thc spirit :incl lilicnlill1t'CwllL'g't'llils lit-t-u quilt-:tstuttcwu1'tl1y:1s the contribution ill- tht- ciillrgx- tit thvnt. 'IM say this is tn spt-:tk nf thcin :ts iclcal st urlcnts. lfirst nf all, tht-sc ynting wtum-ii liruug'lit lu thcir school tasks a st-i'it-iisiit-ss ttf piirpnsc st-lcleim scan aiiuui,-Z young stuclcnts. 'l'ht-5' rt-ztlizt-rl that tht-5' had clutscn thc u'tirlcl's nulmlcsl lll'Hl.L'SSlUl1 and that tlicy were also i't-sptuuliilg' lim their cuuntry's Call for a uct-clcrl st-rvivc. X1rg'1'4rl1p ul sltitlcnls has cvcr maintained a more pcrft-ct i't-cowl uf ztltcmlaiict- ur :i liiglicr stanclarcl uf academic Cx- ccllcuct-. ,Xlit-vc all L-lst-. they lnriglitcnccl our halls with their chccrfulncss. They gavc to tht-ir teacln-rs appreciative coopera- tion. 'l'u thc aclniinistratinn thcy gave a lmcautiful loyalty. Let it lic rccurclccl ht-rc that -:ur fzulct Nurses were an inspiration and will always lic rcincmlicrccl as unc of thu lovcliest choicest groups of young wonicn who crcr passed thru thc junior Cullegre. CADET NURSES - GRADUATES JUNE 2, 1944 ELIZABETH SARAH BARTLES NELLIE MAE BECK CAROL BLANCHARD MARY McDONALD CHRISTIAN JUDITH COOPER JULIA KATHRYN CORBIN ELIZABETH DENT JANE ELLEN FOX KATHRYN REBECCA HARLING BETTY ANNE JACKSON NELLIE RUTH JONES ESTHER CAMILLA KING DOROTHY JUANITA LINDLER SHIRLEY MILLER MABEL ELIZABETH MOORE FLORENCE ELLEN MORRIS DORIS ANN RACHELS ETHEL RUTH SOUTH ELIZABETH MINA VEALE FRANCES MURIEL WARREN BETTY WELLS RACHEL DUDLEY WHITAKER HARRIETT SINCLAIR WOFFORD WILLIE LEE WOODRUFF LORENE EDMUNDS WOODWARD DOROTHY INEZ YON GRADUATES SUMMER 1944 BETTY JAMES BARTLETT MAE DEE BELL MARY TRAVIS BROOIVIE BERNICE ESTELLE BRYAN BETTY LEWIS COLLIER ROSE MYRTIS JORDAN EMILY GORDON SMITH GEORGIA ANN SNELL GRADUATES FEBRUARY 1, 1945 WILLIE ETHEL BROWN JANET BUSSELL VIRGINIA EVELYN COLLINS MIRIAM EUGENIA EVERETT ELMA LOUISE GRIFFIIS FRANCES DELORES HALL MARTHA ANNE HEFFERNAN JOYCE ANNE JOHNSTONE ELIZABETH RICE JOLLEY ELIZABETH ANN MCNAIR LULA McNEELY ELEANOR FRANCES MORRIS SYLVIA PARKER ELIZABETH LOUISE REESE GENE SCOTT IDA VIRGINIA SIKES ALLIE M. SINGLETARY ETHEL ELIZABETH SMITH FRANCES LEE SORGEE MARY HELEN TIMMERMAN CAROLYN VIRGINIA WATERS ERNESTINE MARIE WATERS 'il iii Q ' ' 1? , l N g.-QR QYS . X? L, Quay, . RGANI-x.F-ruo , QL Q- N6 VOC47-,GMA ATIOHAI- 0 f ff' ,no ,7 " AGRICULTURS THE N 0 .1 x. 1Q9'Cu U "iii, 441, fi A C ' 3 xt ' wig f U 30 OFFICERS PRESIDENT LEONARD HEARD VICE-PRESIDENT SHIRLEY HAMMACK SECRETARY CHARLES SULLIVAN TREASURER JACKIE PYLE FACULTY ADVISOR E. M. HORNE VJ! The Vocational Agricultural work was idded to the Academy curriculum this year iecause of a feeling on the part of the school nfficials that such training is higly desirable in account of the number of rural students ittending the Academy. Their participation n this High School Agricultural class en- itles them to join the Future Farmers of lmerica. The F. F. A. has been organized to give :oys training in specific farming. The A. R. I. Chapter is only one of the many chapters n Georgia, which has a state membership of ipproximately 10,000 boys, Four degrees ire offered to the young farmers. They are: 'Green Hand," "Junior Farmer". "Georgia 'lanter", and "American Farmer". The de- ees are awarded according to the accomp- ishments of the students in their practice nrograms which they carry on at their homes. Fhese programs include the raising of live- stock, and crops, and the improvements of .he home farm. The Community Canning Plant under the mpervision of the Department of Vocational Agriculture canned over thirty six thousand :ans of fruits, meats, and vegetables. This :en thousand dollar canning plant, the most Inodern and complete in the state, serves :ver nine hundred families. It was built and financed by the Augusta Marketing Com- lnission. The motto of the F. F. A. is "Learning 'o do, Doing to learn, Earning to live. Liv- mug to serve". A great deal of enthusiasm is being shown by the boys in their class Ework and in their home projects. The Ac- ademy F. F. A. meets one night each month. nm Y t1 xml' txczuuvng' 5... 1:43 xx I' WLI9 ' ' WILLIAM E, ADAM JAMES AVERY I-IILDGER BROWN L. B. CADDEN HERBERT CADLE IRVIN CHENEY ERVIN CLARK WILLIAM CRAWFORD HAROLD DYE W. E. EDWARDS GUY FREEMAN INIARD GIBBS WILLIS GODOXVNS SHIRLEY HAMMACK ELMO HATCHER LEONARD HEARD BOBBY HORNE WILBURN HOWARD MONROE JOHNSON BILLY JONES GERALD JONES JAMES JONES DERWENT LANGLEY ERNEST N. NELSON JACK NEWTON JERRY O'I-IARA ROBERT PEACOCK JACKIE PYLE CARL RADFORD CARL RICKI-IRSON CHARLES SMAl.,Ll71'i' CHARLES SULLIVAN THOMAS 'l'O0I.E BOBBY WHALEX' SHARLEY WRIGHT R. YOUNGBLOOD Enamourecl Architect of Iiiialiwtirc-rl architect nf airy rhyme. Build :ts thuu wilt. het-tl not what 1-:ich man says: Gmirl srvuls, hut innicc-nt uf rlrt-:inn-rs' ways. XYill cmnc. :tml marvel why thuu wnstcst time: Othurs, lit-lmlfliiig huw thy tttrrcts climh 'Twixt theirs :tml In-:tx cn. will hrttc thcc all thy claysg Hut must lmcwarc ui thmt- wht- cultic tri prziist. U womlcrfmith. U ww-rkt-r in sublime .Xml lic:u't-n-sunt flfltillllh. lt-t nrt lit- all in allg lluilrl :ts thun wilt. llllSlHbill'fi hy praise ur hlzimc. lluilrl :ts thou wilt. :tml :ts thy light is givcnp Then. if :tt lzwt tht- :iiry ftructurc fall Dissolve. :tml yztnisli-tztkc thyxcli ii-I slmmc. They fail. :tml thcy alum-, who have mit Strivcn. minus Hailey Aldrich There are phautoms on your hills, sweet laud- Phautoms wa11d'ring down the path and o'er t And through the soft damp sand Beside your streams. - . There's E1 pale thin Wraith of night-poor ghost! YVho faintly gleams above your sunlit bridge Low hum the pines an echoed boast: "Ur1dyi11g dreams!" Uudying dreams. . . L- :' ..- ' kv -x 3 , znr Amr'-rg-1: 417: HOME On the other side of yonder hill, -lust beyond that old, old mill, Is a beautiful place called Home. My fathers in his chair asleep, My mother must her duties keep, This is home. My brother sitting by the fire XYatches the flames leap higher and higher- This is home. And then another day is here. And nothing in the world to fear. This is home. -Luther Fulmer. jr., :X.R.C. '47 TO THE DEAD You Cannot hear the victors' song-the Mothers' quiet l'rayer-the praises uf those you loved. You lie here. on foreign soil. lost in Freedom's cause- NYho can say you died in vain who fell so far from his Native shores? You died that children might laugh again- That men might turn to God. XYho can say what you wrought XYho liberated humanity's heart and soul? Your life was lost on a trail of glory That led out of the dusk into dawn. Not I alone stand here at your side- Nor I alone who place this wreath at your graveg My heart is the heart of a universe- This wreath a symbol of our love. God be with you who keep vigil 'Neath Freedonfs skies- -l'vt Charles H. lValters. A.R.C., '35 qlironi letaly. September. 19-l4j LINES TO EVENING Now the quiet of evening comes. A hush :fer everythingg I XYinds blow softly through the pines: TONIGHT SOON the night Wm reign' The night creeps in with stealthy pace Xvith velvet da,-kncss' Sig,-er Stars. And robes the earth's dew drenched face, , XVhiIe in the shadows may be heard She comes on peaceful wing. The quiet Singing of a bird- -Merrie Overstreet And like a phantom sweeps the breeze, Rustling through the sleeping trees- Hark. now I hear a whippoorwill Chanting from yonder far off hill. But suddenly the night grows still. While pleasant dreams my fancy fill, .-Xnd round me now the night doth close As earth lies hushed in deep repose. -Sue VVade, J.C.A. '45 f 13 EI DUN PIGCON HAWK M' N A ,K--f ff- 1 - V M1-MA FK THE RATIONALIST He looks at the world through an iron grate. All the softness and plasticity of nature Is measured out into small squares And inflicted with corners. -Charles Benson. J.C..X. '46 THE COTTON PICKER lYith sun-seared hack XYith parched artns and heat-dulled brain He bends. . . Xlfith bloody fingers He plucks softness, whiteness. -Charles Benson, j.C-.-X. '-l-6 20272 Sides gf' 1726 Tefe zkzbfe Tzkfzz 6 Elaborate plans are now being made for the introduction of television into many towns and communities during the immediate post-war period. liatlio manufacturers already have accumulated large stacks of transmitter and equipment orders for future delivery. livery week the Federal Com- munications Commission is passing on new license applications for television stations. and frequency assignments will soon be made to take effect after the war. .X low frequency radio signal can travel for sex eral thousand miles. but it is useless for tele- xision as it cannot transmit a clear picture. The image appears badly blurred like a photograph tak- en when the camera is out of focus. 'ln the other hand, a high frequency radio sig- nal in the neighborhood of 100. Megacycles CA megaeyele is a thousand kilocyclesl can transmit a sharp. clearly defined picture. The big defect lies in the fact that these high frequency radio sig- nals. used in television. cannot travel along the earth's surface for a distance greater than about 40 miles. This 40 mile limit holds true regardless of the power of the transmitter. In the broadcast field. a 50,000 watt transmit- ter like XY.L.XY. can cover the United States with its signal- By contrast. a 50.000 watt television transmitter would not provide reception beyond a :listanee of -l-0 miles. For this reason television will be introduced in the immediate post-war era through the medium of a great many widely-scat- tered local stations. rather than by means of one or two very powerful transmitters. The owner of a television receiving set is limit- ,-d lu one video station that he can tune in on, pro- v ided. of course. that he lives within 40 miles of the local transmitter. The only exception occurs in swvlllt' large city like New York or Chicago where ,here might he two television transmitters within the -lll mile radius of his home- All commercial telex ision transmitters are being assigned very high radio frequency signals ifrequenciesj by the Fed- eral t'onnnunications Commission. 'lille image on a modern television screen is lllsl as clear and gives just as tnuch detail as does the very best 'black and white' photographs of a similar size. Moving pictures similar to those shown at the local theaters may be easily transmit- ted by television. Today a large number of phono- graph records are being diverted into transcription libraries of the broadcast to be played on the air. In the future a large number of moving picture films will he diverted to the film libraries of tele- vision studios. In other words the moving picture film will be the same thing to a television station that a phonograph is to a broadcast station- Uf the three large radio manufacturers who are active in the technical development of televi- sion. only one is interested in color television. Ex- perimental results in this new field are rather en- couragingg however, due to technical difficulties, it appears that the transmission of pictures in their natural color is still several years in the future. -J. L. Talley 7 'Eg-.. , , V21 7 -, W' . -,. fi.-3,ff'X S' 1' "X, Q ik It x:'3ri. ai .VIA I ' Y, 5, , li - , 12 ggi?- :V 4 I-Vliftu-fx , - 1 Wffif if-P 4 In ' ,- 4 ' V11 Y -i f-V f ,g5?JT:",iZ7L-.ff-fi'-f Tal 'Pi . H .. I4 fi" ' s ' Qu ,V 5 it . . fl 2 ' . '-,'f'glQf? f!l,' I ,Vii 7 JL- ' 'f 'Q , . I :L , 'N fx f: V .V-,Z - VEV V VVHVVLQVAMC 3. ' 3 VV . VV, V 1 I , -X I: 1 . ,- . 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' 1 'ii . 7' f 52517 - -f '7fL'4fe' f Y-2, ' ' F4 '35, gffiilff ' ff , 5- -fs il ' Qffilffic i f ff.Z"fs f i 7, " "' 1 Siigzii- f . , , , , 1 f A f f' Yr- ' gig, "f ' :inf . ' 'QQ X -1' - Y 1152 . u,A,--A . . --f: 1 ,Q V k , ,Q I " , 'ra Bs ptbv-'PVS - I WHY? f I hut knew why God was willing To place a girl with light and carefree ways, I I I I I I nto the midst of millions like her. nto the midst of martyrs and saints. nto the midst of great names and deeds, nto the midst of I-Iis Promised Land. To see the horror and strife of today. I ask. Or more likely the loveliness of everyday? Or. for the courage to seek and discover His motive! 'fill then I shall console myself and say- "l'w:is for the joy of living. -Grace Toole. .I.C.A.. '45 FIRES END OF THE ROAD The end of the road has come. I am satisfied. I have no fear Of that to come. My life is done- I have done the best I could To he worthy of the gift of life. Now I turn my back On the world of sorrow and strife The things I have done are done. They can't he helped. I would not, If I could. postpone my life longer. I have lived my life of joy and sorrow. - . :Xnd now. I am ready for-tomorrow. -Merrie Overstreet. -I.C..-X.. '45 Firelight flickers and glinnners and burns: Iimhers settle and smolder and dieg And the light goes out, And the warmth goes out. Leaving ashes in which man discerns No meaning or sign to signify The service it rendered.-and. rendering. died. Soul-fires slowly. then brilliantly flame. Sometimes seeming to smolder and die, And the light to go out, .-Xnd the warmth to go out. Leaving nothing hut ashes,-or shame. .X wing of a word. a breath, or a sigh May call hack the glow. the flame, and the fire. GIFT fate gave to me a ray of light- The thrill of summer laughter. . . int took it hack to make more hlack The night that followed after. -Meara Mcliie. 'I.C-A. '45 -Henry O- Read OLD LETTERS Spoken words soon die. Leaving naught hut a haunting echo Etched upon the mind and heart Of the hearerg XYritten words live, hut lie Dorinant. feigning death. . . All ready to live again. their Vibrant warmth impart again. And bring' forgotten voices Ever nearer. -Meara McKie. I-CA.. '45 , .f K, -rx " -ff K ffi' 1 - , E334 i'5iI',,v5I' fl! , fixv R ' + - .-VTE? ":""gi7 7' I . 'z..Z'I1'-4:7faflW , '- , XX I I E' , I I I - Q '. I, E f f, I E P , gk X I - " , ,4 , , I , EA ' R R? qffd-'.fg'!41'vim?i IV I '19 'II'5'1x"'1HI- W -V 5-N sfgax msg ,lg-, Q :Q dx lQ5jii , ' , 17 M7 In YI. if 'YIITI-I COIIFI ENCE III OUR ARMED FURCE S-' WITH THE URBUIIIIDIIIIE DETERMINATION OF IIIIR PEOPLE ' ' NE INII.I. ISAIN THE msvmnlr TRIUMPH-- ' '80 I-II-Ill' IIS ISIID-4' , g BLM: num R, V THE SOPHOMORE STUDY WORRIES o Hur Science class is just a hump. 0 I lt's just like going acrnss the "Htunp". lts altitude is sn very high. Yiwu knmr yourself yull just get hy. Z 0 The math class is such a pest. lt cloCsn't ltmk like you Hlfyercstu. Sometimes the math is quite all right, .Xml then again you stumly all night. SWEET SIXTEEN I 1 . H The lfnglish class is another worry, Iwo oltl lor toys X ' ., w ' - , . ntl l mean you really have tu scurrr. 'lun young tm' niell. , Y ,U In U fl 'll ff ' . J ' 1 '1 ' 1 ' - bo lin to ren ll EL 5 on 'l lu ' - I H ' llecausc you have tt- knmr your stuff. Ifor unly hwy sg t ' - , , ' Last hut not least is Citizenship. Anal yet. albeit I know that stuff is really a "pip". Tl16SC Chllflffll fll'0Fel'fl 1 The teacher he says cume hack after school, Like men nnpressecl I .Xnrl when he says that, it's really a rule. Me nut a bit. . . , ' Hmm MCKM I C-Ax. .45 L N -XYinkic llarris, .X.R.C., '47 EARLY AND LATE Heel lilll early, xrhy lt's only a quarter tu nine- lntu the girl's ru-nn l gn lu jmwrler this nuse of mine. X l shwulrl gixe my histwry a few niinntes inure, 'jf ff Uh, shuxl lieafling uf the past is just gl lwvef I If lint psy eli-fliigy is xx here l really shine. 1 lt taught ine swine -if thuse tricks wt' mine. l 1, Xineriean I-1-elry Illlfllll'llNl'gL'lNl'1llll'llNl'll like "these an-l l i ' llisvst' llit lhere s the lvell - ti- chennslrx class l QU. heel I nwnl-I spill 1 Antler all mer nu elwtln-s. Nure liiijw l flwn s at llt'l niixell np with l'.S1 F. llhf Klerey nie, Q' Hflness QI'Ill'lHlIX, Uhf what a iatel I'in nut iiilreii ininnles early l'ni ilfi'Iy-iixe X, -'ff' niinnle- lalel 'sf ' Maxine Sliaj-irf-, -I,1',X,, 715 EW SCHOOLA-Mllmwflr ' " All H iw sciioot MANPOWER PROBLEM Tis, HEL " I 5 X 3 N 1X l . ' XI . - ,' ,. "ku - n W ' i " L---www '--5 icw' ls .. f E' ' , H , T ' -s-- --- L--'--- W - g E l lllx.f, ,X 'fi -fjs e 0 to Q Q ', 5 ,. 1 v . S aug S LOOK KID YOU GOING TO TAKE U5 OUT TONIGHT OR ELSE fm iioiewffo- 552.3 25421.74 UNUSUAL CANDIES KQ A JIUIIII at I A3413 is FLOWERS Il.lIlIIIN'S l+'I,llIlIST Compliments ol AUGUSTA AMUSEMENT CO. MILLER THEATER The South's Most Beautiful and Modem College Blvd. Phone 3-4406 - 3-4407 nvxpznuu. - Momnsxg RIALTO if and Dreamland Theaters Compllmenlfs ol RNIGAN HAIELTJWARE HOMEFOLKS CO' CIGAR STORE 1033-39 Broad Skeet Cigars Magazines Sodas BON AIR HOTEL Top of the Hill Augusta's Finest Compllme-nts Ol TOWN TAVERN 647 Broad St. CLASS OF 1945 We Qjfer 'You Our Heartiest Congratulations Your life has just begun. Many of you will seek higher educational advantages, while others of you will begin your life work immediately. Yet, no matter where you are, or what type of Work you are engaged in, all of you are sure to have a home some day. Therefore, whether home to you will mean an apartment for two, or simply "a room with a view," we urge you to start the practice early in life, shopping and saving on all personal and home needs at Sears, Roebuck E5 Co., "Your Family Store in Augusta." SEARS, IHIEBUCK AND CUMPANYI AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Congratulations to SERVICE CENTER Road Service, Tires, Batteries The Graduating Class and Accessories Walton Way at 15th Street FROM A FRIEND PHONE No. 2f92S7 . . It - tp A Compliments of Comp Hmm X Ol Mrs. Cheshire's BENTLEY BROTHERS Curb M,,.ke+ Furniture COmp6ny "For the Very Best in Fresh Fruits and Vegetables" Tlw SIOTU Df F7'iCHClly SCT'l'iCC Wm. Schweigert Q Co. S46 Broad Street Augusta. Georgia Jewelry, Gifts, Novelties Gardelle's Drug Store, Inc. "Where Friends Meet" Broad at Seventh Phone 2-6611 "The Rexall Store" Compliments General Tire 8: Supply Co. 1165 Broad Street Aug'usta, Georgia Texaco Products General Tires Prest-O-Lite Batteries FAMILY LAUNDRY 544 Reynolds Street CRYSTAL LAUNDRY 1803 Walton Way Compliments of V alley Coaches Augusta, Ga. Mahlstedt Sz Marshalk Groceries, Feed. and Grain 1701 Twelfth St. Dial 2-2651 116 Thirteenth St. Dial 2-7030 Meyer's Prescription Shop Carl G. Meyer. Prop. Prescriptions and Drugs Ground Floor S. F. C. Bldg. Augusta, Ga. Real Estate Sales -- Loans Insurance Property Management Over 27 Years' Experience Blanchard Sz Calhoun Realty Co. Augusta, Ga. Dial 2-6621 AUGUSTA MAXWELL SPORTING GOODS BROTHERS COMPANY FURNITURE EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS Academy and Junior College Athletic Wear Frigidaires 1 Philco Radios Spalding and Goldsmith Athletic Equipment D I '- Golf, Tennis. Basketball 8: Football Supplies lapel les Complete Fishing and Hunting Equipment Phone 2-5526 210-12 Eighth Street Dial 2-6007 933-35 Broad St. Augusta. Ga Compliments of GEORGLA HARDWOOD LUMBER CO. ManufaCtu1'e1's and Exporters S. F. C. Building Dial 2-5317 Compliments of MORGAN TRUCK AND TIUXCTOR CO. International Trucks Farmall Tractors 101 7th Street Augusta, Ga. CGNGRATULATIONS Wygwib Successors lo Saxon-Cullum Co'vvo'1merwls :F Cenlrcll Cleaners boa BROAD sr. COmplimenlS of Ed L. Slelling Ccfnolimenls Complimenls of of Easlern Molor Co. Doris Jewelers "Your Oldsmobile Dealer" 595 Broad S+. 9I3 Broad S+. Augusla, Ga PHONE 2-2655 PHONE M972 Compliments oi S. Sr S. Cafeteria "House ot Ouality Foods" "The Soutl'1's Oldest Nursery" Fruitland Nurseries l'Everytl'1ing Thats Beautiful" Best Wishes FRED YARBROUGH CO. Raqea '4 feweleu Diamonds, Watches, Iewelry. and Radios "THE HOUSE OF DIAMOND Foon BROKERS VALUES" MARGARET LOTZ Compliments Specialty Shop Simkius Seed Uolnpany DIAL 2-5937 987 Broad Street 827 Greene St. Augusta, Ga. DIAL 2-8157 Compliments Compliments of of King Finance Co. 25 Iohnson Bldg. Hotel Riehnlonfl fx ilrlllmurray Furniture Co., Inv. MFll1'Illtl.ll'6 That Enduresu EG Krochler Living Room Suites Coles Hot Blast Heaters and Circulators Florence New Perfection Oil Stoves 923 Broad Street Augusta, G luggusta liovai-Cola Ilotlling l . liompan Augusta, Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ROADS AND REVENUE Of Richmond County F. H. HOOPER, Chairman F. R. MILES R. P. MAYO C. H. PITTS C. T. SANDERS E. C. MERTINS. Treasurer W. H. SHERMAN, Clerk GEORGIA LOAN OFFICE STARK-EMPIRE DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEWELRY, LUGGAGE. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES 1028 Broad St. Dial 2-9342 Cash and Carry Service Compliments of "We Buy and Sell Anything' of Value" Elerta-Eczll and Household Appliances Repaired DIAL 2-28-IS 226 - 12TH ST. The Buckeye Cotton Oil Company Munufzlcturers of COTTONSEED PRODITTS AL'ol'sTA. GEORGIA ALFRED M. BATTEY Investment Securities Real Estate, Insurance Southem Finance Building Compliments of The Richmond Hotel BEAUTY SHOP Lobby of Richmond Hotel CARL HAGIN DELUXE PAINT SHOP Auto Top - Seat Covers Upholstering Wrecked Cars Rebuilt and Auto Painting 836 Reynolds Augusta. Ga. DIVINE SHOPPE Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 828 Broad St. Phone 2-2908 Dial 2-6757 BUSY BEE CAFE "Oldest Place in Town" SHOE REPAIRTNG Western Steaks of All Kinds 219 8th St. Dial 2-4094 B- A- Gavalas. PYOP- Very Best of Foods Served B58 Broad St. Dial 2-6256 Compliment: Coinplxtxents O, Ol W. C. IVEY COAL S. H. KRESS AND CQIVQANY COMPANY 1 36 Years of Serving Augusta Sc - loc - 25C STORE "Good Coal at All Times" 1005 Roberts Street 834 Broad St. Augusta. Ga. Dia! 2-8218 Augusial Ga. GEORGE C. BAIRD 81 CO. Certified Public Accountant Audits . . . Systems . . . Taxes 1505-06 S. F. C. BUILDING Augusta, Ga. Compliments of John F. Brickle and Co. Bicycles, Lawn Mowers and Repairs Wll-I-IAM J- BncYcl.Es - Moroncvcmes HEFFERNAN. JR. Pennzoil 'EAL mln ' LOANS R. L. SUMERAU 8. co. nNsuRANcs 126 Eighth sh Dial 2-2931 -1248 Broad St. Dial 2-5301 The Planters Cotton Oil Co., Inc. Augusta, Ga. GREAR'S, INC. FURNITURE 1204-06 BROAD smear Compliments from THE BOSTON HATTERS MY SHOP, Inc. 832 Broad St. Dial 2-7421 AUGUSTA, GA. Smart Apparel for Smart Women This Page Made Possible Through the C ouriesy of Dr. R. E. Anderson Dr. Edward Clark, D. S. Dr. S. W. Fennell Dr. Charles T. Hall Dr. H. Wf. Hankinson Dr. R. L. Henry, Sr. Dr. R. L. Henry, Ir. Dr. Vaughn L. Maxwell Dr. Carl N. Moore Another Dr. Friend This Page Made Possible Through the Courtesy ot 1 Dr. I. F. Burdashaw Dr. I. H. Butler Dr. Ralph H. Chaney Dr. W. J..Cranston Dr. Eugene Matthews Dr. R. C. McGahee Dr. R. L. Rhodes Dr. T. Victor Roule Dr. I. W. Thurmond Dr. C. D. Ward Dr. Geo. W. Wright Another Dr. Friend Phone 3-6271 H. T. Green. Prop. Compliments of Thomas DeLuxe Cleaners Luncheonette C. F. Hightower. Prop. FRIED CHICKEN SHRIMP - BARBECUE 315 Sth St. Dial 2-4325 2307 Milledgeville Rd. Augusta, Ga. Georgia Compliments of Iron Works Bassford Manufacturers of Phosphate Mining Machinery. and CO. Sand and Dredging Pumps Hydraulic Equipment Augusta. Ga. Established 1891 Office and Plant 842, 84.1 Reynolds The Student's Store J. C. Penny Co., Inc. S-I0 Broad St. "It Pays to Shop at I"enny's Fresh Milk Cows For Sale At All Times A. J. Moree EQ Miles: Milledgeville Rd Augusta, Ga. Wash At Hulse Laundry "Just a Good One" Compliments of Ruben's Department Store "Augusta's Only Home 3--I-151 Dial 2-2-160 Owned Department Store" A Semi L0 iff Every 914-16-18 Broad Street u ge Phone 2-6671-2 F. E. Ferris 81 Compny "CIo+I1es ol Ilie Be-Iler Kind Tor Ivlen, ancl Paslnions Tor YouIl'1" HICKEY FREEMAN DOBBS ARROW 752 Broad SI. Augusfa, Ga. The Jones Furniiure Company Eslablislied I896 ' IOIO Broad SI'ree+ AUGUSTA, GEORGIA For Beffer Values in Diamonds, Wa+cI'1es and Jewelry VISIT ECKUM ONES B ETTER 84 JEWELERS M. A. Beclcurn W. C. Jones BeHer Prices . . . Repairing . . . Engraving Complirnenlrs of J. G. Cushman and James T. Ramsey I-lERNDoN'S CAFE Lockharf, McAuliffe and Company Real Esfale - Renling Insurance - Surely Bonds 807 Broad Sfreel' AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Complimenls of Skinner Aufo Supply Company Ba., DRINK NIINLKQRO 99 co LA W4' Best By Taste Test A Hotel ol Distinction C3:::g'l1m-en The f ' PARTRIDGE INN TIE GREENES BAMBOO ROOM Augusta's Smartest Grill FRIED CHICKEN Dzigiy Southern Style Compltments dons At 8th of T-BONE PISEJUR STE-A-KS LM' PIE c 15 s FRIED and STEWED The T. E. NORVELL CO. OYSTERS 1 842 Reynolds Street A Pleasant Convenient S' Environment 2 THE CHICKEN STICK Broad at 8th CALL YOUR ORDERS PHONE 2-6093 Compliments of THE QUALITY SHOP FOR MEN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS FURNISHINGS 874 BROAD STREET Satisfied Wlifb Small Profits AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Compliments of FRANK RENICK Exclzzsive Merfs lVear AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Conlplinzerzlr of League, Duvall XL Powell Real Estate and General Insurance AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Georgia Vitriiied Brick And Clay Company Augusta, Georgia CUIIIIDIIIIIEIIIJ of j. T. Sanders C. K. Field: . N Auto Electric and Carburetor SlkQS Coal and Coke Company Service 1498 Wrightsboro Road AUGUSTA, GEORGIA llnc Specialize in IGNITION and CARBURETOR XVORKS Phone 2,5658 608 Ellis Street AUGUSTA, GA. "Since l889" AUGUSTA LUMBER CO. v Building Maferial Lumber - Millwork V Dial 2-I8I3 Augusfa, Ga. V Cornplimeni of COWART RECAPPING CO 509-11 Broad St Phone 2-68I8 "When you fhink of Recaps Think of Cowarf Caps" V Royal Garage and Tire Co. The Soufhern m anis si. CoH'on Oil Co. Gas - Oil - Washing G'-easing Manufacfurers Tire Repairs - Vulcanizing Collon Seed Producls Recapping High Qualily Ferfilizer 24-HOUR SERVICE Augusta' Ga. Phone 2-2725 . Compliment, of Meredlfh 0P'l'iCCll CO- Souiheasfern Oplomeirisfs and Oplicians 740-42 Broad S+ree+ Augusla, Ga. Fur Company 9Il Greene S+. Augusfa, Ga. Complimenis of Phoenix Oil Co. Fuel Oil Wm. Penn Moior Oil, Greases Sanilary Supplies 700 TWIGGS DIAL 2-532I You'll Feel Like New BiIl's Barber Shop W. E. "Bill" Williams, Prop. Always fhe Besl Ladies' and Children's Work a Specialfy Souihern Finance Corp. Bldg. lLobbyl Augusla, Ga. Phone 2-7824 Sherman 81 Hemslreel' Hill 81 Mulligan Produce Co. Inc. Wholesale Realfors Frui+s, Produce and Groceries Complimenis McDonqId'S of W. Inman Curry "The Hill" Richmond Counly, Georgia Willingham Aulomobile Finance Corp. "A Home Company for Home Folks" I39 - 8+h Sfreel' Augusla, Ga. Groceries and Meals l40l MONTE SANO DIAL 3-448i Compliments of Emory Williamson Company Brokers and Distributors Compliments of Sam L. McCreary Merchandise Broker Compliments of Reliable Transfer Company, Inc. General Offices Augusta. Ga. Compliments of E. R. Davis Coal Co 1533 Broad St. Compliments ol' .Iohn J. Miller Company Compliments of Ferris Auto Storage 816 Ellis Street 333 Compliments of Interstate Coffee Co. DDQ Compliments 0 f MCELMURRAY 81 CO., INC. EXCLUSIVE WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS OF ROBINHOOD ENRICHED FLOUR 1553 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA, GA. Blow Pipe Rock Wool Insulation 82 BUILT UP ROOFING FURNITURE 901 Broad Street Modern Roofing Sz Metal DIAL 2-6508 AUGUSTA. GA Works The Best in Roofing and Cm,,p1f,,,e,,,X Sheet Metal Wfork Of Q , 646 Reynolds St. Phone 2-2225 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Augusta, Georgia SCOTT'S MEAT MARKET LYNWOOD SCOTT, Prop. V Feafuring NATIVE AND WESTERN MEATS POULTRY AND SEA FOOD FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND GROCERIES Cu're and Prefiy-Shorf and Comphmenis of fall, Hull, Barreif, They EII stay 'runed Io 'rhis Ca Towell w Sou+I1ern Finance Building G A C The BIue Ne+worIc Augus+a's Home Owned Sfafion Complimenfs of C. T. Pund 8: Co., Inc. GROCERS' SPECIALTIES and Paper Producfs 97I BROAD ST. IauSSe:iS .J Q Jm4gigg5Brea m if SUI:-5' 'Y cw-"'f. -fl' ,, ffW"fP ,,,,. ,... 4 M-VA! , Cwzgratlrlaliozzx Sales and Service ro The Class of '45 from Walker-Durant Motor Co., Inc. "Your Ford Dea1er" Broad at 14th St. Phone 2-5571 AUGUSTA HARDWOOD CO. Molly Pond Road Phone .Z-6456 AUGUSTA. GA. C 'l Osbon Auto Supply Company 1275 Broad Street New Tires. Batteries Recapping and Yulcanizing All Size Tires Auto Accessories Compliments of S. Donald Fortson Company Mill Supplies 901 Reynolds Street Augusta. Georgia Compliments of The Richmond Hotel Barber Shop Sporting Goods Photographic Supplies Bowen Bros. Hardware Co. 905 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia ...- Compliments of Camp Gordon Service Augusta, Georgia E N. 8: W. Camera Exchange The Only Exclusive Camera Store in the City "Full Line of Adult Games" Photo Supplies .Authorized Dealer for Eastman, Ansco, Argus, Bell and Howell, Keystone 220 Sth Street Dial 2-4057 Augusta. Georgia FACE BRICK COMMON BRICK STRUCTURAL TILE MEIIRY HIIUS. HIIIUK K TILE 00. Augusta, Georgia Augusta Clearing House Association AUGUSTA, GEORGIA MEMBER BANKS GEORGIA RAILROAD BANK 6. TRUST CO. CITIZENS 6. SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF AUGUSTA UPTOWN BRANCH OF GEORGIA RAILROAD BANK 6. TRUST CO. Mb ll-'DIC dFdIR S - -- Feeflrighl Milling Company Feedrigllt-Your Frzends Foreve STOCK AND POULTRY EEEDS Augusta, Georgia Witll Best Wisl1e.s to the ARCJCA COWPIWQHIS OI F2l1'1',S Clothiers HB5 'Farr' tllc Best" STUDENT CLOTHES and UNIEORMS ARE OUR SPECIALTY Dial 'l'700'l S53 Broad St. WOODWARD LUMBER CO. Compliments of X l Curtis Millwork Masouite Produtcs Dial 2'-l6II Augusta, Ga. 71-l ELLIS STREET DIAL 19876 .. Congratulations 1945 Grads ! from J. B. WHITES Auqusfas Leading Sfore Since I874 Best wishes for zx successful season for thc Academy Go-lf team An lnieresfed Friend l H. Shmerling JEWELER Diamonds - Walches CASH OR CREDIT 9IO Broad Si. Dial 2-555i Augusfa, Ga. Comcilifrwews of Rinker Lewig qnd Olive' PCliI'l'l' 81 Glass CO. Inc. The Rexall Sfore Choose Pharmacy as a Profession GLASS FOR ALL PURPOSES Phone 2-777I 869 Broad S+ Augus+a, Ga. "Where Qu Iii , Ac urac and Fair Pijnlicyy Precvaili Y Company Twiggs Prescripiion "Shoes for 'rhe En+ire Family" To 8l6 Broad Sf. Augusfa, Ga. Phone 2-8477 Eye Physicians 424-23 S. F. C. slag. Augusia, Ga. DEPARTMENT UF PUBLIC SAFETY GEORGIA TRUCK AND C0"'P'fme"'S of E UIPMENT CO. Q CAMPBELL BUILDING Cadillac General Motors AUfOl'l10bIIeS Trucks NINTH ST. DIAL 2-6876 A gusta, Ga. W. M. HARISON CONGRATULATIONS FIFTH - AVE. ' SHOPPE fo fhe CLASS OF ,45 "The Sh ppe All Women Know" "The L fest First in Smart Apparel" FRIEDMAN'S JEWELERS . Broad Street DIC' Augusta, Ga. Augusta, Ga. 3 -ff:-' ..,g "A Clean Place to Clean Clothes" WILLIFORD'S CLEANERS 432-4-6 Eighth Street Cash and Carry Delivery Service Dial 2-5775 or 2-5776 AUGUSTA BEDDING COMPANY 922 Eighth Street A Maker of the Famous Sub Station Located at 1912 Walton Way and 528 Georgia Ave. MATTRESS C.-XSl'l ANU CAIIIIY ONLY L . Y v q Dodge Plymouth A R?lgx,f3xLIEfgUk E Sales and Service Expert Watch Repairing Starr Located Augusta Sporting Goods Motor Company 210-212 Eighth St. Phone 2-6007 Augusta. Ga. Dial 2-7761 523 Broad Street Augusta. Ga. The Beauty Center Complete Beauty Service Acllaifle C. Arnclt Bessie P. Conlon B Iattie J. Crawford Dial 2-5073 Compliments of The Motor Supply Co., Inc. Stationery Office Supplies Office Furniture Steel Letter Eiles Picture Frames Fountain Pens Mechanical Pencils Murphy Stationery Co. 718 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA, GEORGIA DIAL 2-2122 Art Material and Pictures 426 - 8TH STREET DIAL 2-6907 COMPLIMENTS of Williamson Motor Uumpzmy .fandafwf Eamon successor I. VVILLIE LEVY CO. Exclusive Men's Wear Frank Goldberg Co. 724 Broad Street Augustas Oldest Home Owned Ladies Apparel Shop "Where Smart People Meet Smart Fashions" I Exclusive Agent for Exclusive Agent for AUQUSIB, GeOIg1a Carlye Dresses Doris Dodson Dresses OPTOMETRIST of Ground Floor Marion Bldg. at the Monument Augusta, Georgia Stamlanl l'ap0r lllllllllillly "Lowest Price - Maintenance Considered" llllllllllfll lllllllllll' l'llNSTllllC'l'l0N C0. GENERAL CONTRACTORS AUGUSTA, GEORGIA SXIIWYES V LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. AUGUSTA. GA. V Best Wishes for the Success of Each and Every Member of the Class of '45. Augusta's Leading and Reliable Tire Recapping Plant Since 1939 at 811 ELLIS STREET lIOLLOWllY TIRE RECAPPIN G COMPANY 811 Ellis St. Augusta, Georgia PHONE 2-4369 TRACTOR TIRES REPAIRED COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE Augusia, Ga. COMPLIMENTS of GRANITEVILLE COMPANY Makers of Coiion CIOII1 Since I845 GRANITEVILLE SouI'I'1 Carolina SIBLEY AND ENTERPRISE DIVISIONS Augusla, Georgia Perkins Lumber Company Complimenis of LUMBER - BUILDING MATERIAL w' F' Gram company MILLWORK - oooRs - sAsH -'Known for Hue,- 6I9 TI1ir+een+I1 S+. Augusia, Ga. 930 Broad Slreel' Pqrfqilfs COmpIimenfs of ANTIQUE AND FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY SHOP Phillips 81 Wilson Furnilure C. B. Pariain, Prop. AII Kinds of Furnifure Repaired Anliques a Specially 'OCS Reynolds SIAUGUSTAI GA. Dial 2-5476 I I62 Broad Sfreel' Augusla, Ga. Corzgmtulatiorzsf w My AUGUSTA, GEORGIA YOUR ST4 TION YtdyTdyT THIS ANNUAL PRINTED B Y .... QMMERCHAL BIQIZFJQQ 5221312129 WE HAVE ENJOYED MAKING THE PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THE 1945 RICHMOND ACADEMY AND JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL. WE KNOW THIS RECORD WILL BE A PLEASURE TO YOU IN THE YEARS TO COME, reauff Sfugio A ugusta, Georgia "STANDARD" CLASS RI Ligfrf-S for Richmond Academy ZIL6 RCQTCIZZ SZOTG fany graduating yearj write H. S. Canfield 1560 N: Decatur Road Atlanta, Ga. Mfg- by COMPLIMENTS or HERFF-JONES CO. The Furniture Market NOW IN THEIR NEW LOCATION also 1-omplcl line of Diplomas-Cups 8: Gowns-Medals-Trophies 1019-21 Broad Street Dial 2-S941 Invitations-Cards srsl om sms our Fun msn . : Pepsi-Cola Company, Long Island Cily, N. Y. School Supplzbs IDC-1 deg EULA Gffice Supplu 745 ELLIS STREE x - l -r if V' 4 Lf Y gr, . u -wr I flslo K .,-.L 1 1 V 1 - s fl ,1,' 5. W .1 4 Q -5 W - la?-N-N.". - T: - ' .Q - X g Y -in L- Lgl-:L-" If Aj ' N,L.4..--- J X ..:':?' 5 -. -- ff X ' - ' f fff- ,T----fs-. 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