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

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XX1- llIll'L' :tttcmptcfl tu cztrry out um-rztl iclczts rclzttiiig' tw llllHllP!Al'Zllblli :tml skctcltcs which. wc fccl. t1'cx't-iw'plcztsiiig. lhe work that has gone intl: this crlitiun uf tht- RAINBOW will lm nwrc than cmttpctlszttccl fm' if ywtt :irc rcmimlcfl uf cnjuyztlmlc -nm-nts from yuttt' life its it student. CONTENTS THE ADMINISTRATION THE FACULTY THE COLLEGE THE ACADEMY ROTC ATHLETICS FEATURES ACTIVITIES ARTS ADVERTISEMENTS THE TRUSTEES OE THE ACADEMY OE RICHMOND COUNTY LXNDOX THOMAS ,IOSIZITH II. CUIIRIINIZS ROIIIERT IY.YI-'I'ON BERRY FLEIIING XY.-YRREN BOTHIYELL E, C. IZ. DANFORTI-I,j1'. FERDIXAND PI-IINIZY ,ws-5.- f,.gI.,. ,,,,, 'j,,:,xg:..,. ,., 3 V A -A 'H j . FTE 111115 .12.Q5Sj's11, -f .V .' - -I Slgifffifji-1- . ' " -J' , H f"'7ff. I . 4 ' 'lx' 4' . ---- fl' I "'l','Q'ff' 4: ' .7-.f -If.,-fi,...zAiwml-M ,gf-.'T1f..., ,shl I ' -if A T A -EC I ' f ls if 2'--Q wr- A . 9 bv, I ' : '-I'I-f.-- 2- ' ' ff' .I EI QAM, f ii . , . L .. I rf. 15 :A 1 LL, Y - " .' M' :au .. 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V1 " ' ff 2 - 44. fL.A55zg.14 ,r 'TTJ 'M 44 yf?1' if 4 E- 7? llgrx I, 1? v G W -h - I, U Q fl F171 : . :ff , ks- -Jw, . . - y' E 9 R sl ' FA: Ag, fem A ' -'lx N. A-Q Q-1 la as Q f"'N A . X 'I' . We Q is J M F""5,., Q--f Mi ,TA-1 MARGARET BALLIE, B.S., B.L.S. Librarian LAWRENCE A. FOX. B.A. Mechanical and Engineering THOMAS BAMFORD, B. Mus. Music G. LANGSTON BOLTON. B.S. Mathematics. Track Coach NORMAN L. GALLOWAY, B. Economics O'NEAL W. CHAMBERS, B.S, Gencral Science. Biology EUGENE M. CLARK. B.S. Gcncml Scicncc. Mgithmntics LUTHER ALFRED GRIFFIN, Biolony. Botany THOMAS HUDSON CI..-XRY. AB, Cilimmliip, Hbtory' Drawing S., MA. B.S.. M5 CHARLES GUY CORDLE. AB.. MA, H lstnry JOHN THOMAS HAINS. BS. Mxlthcmalics ELROY DUPUIS. A.B,. M..-X. English CHARLES M. ETHEREDGE. AIB. Mathematics MRS, M. WILLARD HALL. B.S. Commercial JOHN EVANS EUBANKS. A.B., A.M. Political Science, Latin fa -fvnk EUGENE M. HORNE, B.S.A. Agriculture CHARLES J. MORRISON, B.S. Mathematics GEORGE T. HOWARD, B.S,, LL.B. Spanish THOMAS J. HUFFMAN, A.B., M.A. History JOSEPH RUFUS MOSELEY, B.S., M.S. Mathematics GUY L. HURLBUTT, Biology FRANK C. INMAN, B.S., M. Ed. Chemistry WILFRED T. NEILL, B.S. Botany, Zoology WILLIAM R. KENNEDY, Commercial GARNET T. LANGFORD, B.S. Mathematics JOSEPH JEFFERSON NIXON, A.B., A,M English, History J. CURTIS LUCKEY, B.S. Mathematics WILLIAM L. MADEN, A.B., M.A. French AUBURN G. OWENS, A.B. English CHARLES HAROLD MTCHELL, A.B., M.A. English ns. 'Q' 3452- xii, ,..f- 1 F-' 6 ,f ,nu-. K. QRS ? 6 7 . as I HARRY F. PARRISH, A.B. B.S.. Ms. English MARQUIS L. PINKSTON, B.A., M.A. Mathematics HENRY OSGOOD READ, PH. B., M.A. English JOSEPH LECONTE TALLEY. Physics LOUIS REESE. B.S. Vocational Training JOHN S. REISER. B.S.. in Ch.E. Chcmistry A. L. WILLIAMS, BA. English L. R. RICHARDSON. B.A.. MA. Himlury. Citizenship ROY E. ROLLINS. A.B.. M.A. Economics G B. WILLIAMS. AB.. BLA. llulionmsxtics GEORGE M. SCOTT. AB.. B. Lili.. MA. Enulish B. ROY SMITH. AB. History CHESTER M. SUTTON. A.B.. M.A. English I hp QIUUPQP ' 'IAN xx llfcbx. Q' 1 ' WSF XP A Cb . 53 H5 l Af xx 5 gl 4 t rj L 6 Av ' X A , X Q -f gl-E9 5 Lf '7 y .u lx f- f N ' J - V J Ill- , gf' 'k,fj ,.... -1171 Z' W 1 g I t xgvi Q15 Q7 C43 If Y Pu luv CLASS OIFIFICI-ERS PRESIDENT Billy Lange SECRETARY Brian Merry VICE - PRESIDENT Mary Anna Ogden TREASURER Ann Reese ROBERT A. ANDERSON JAMES R. APPLING MARCELINE AVERY DeMo1ay 1, Senior Counselorg Triangle 15 Vice-President 2. BOBBY H. ANSLEY Literary Society 1, 2, Presi- dent 1, 23 Rho Chi 25 Treas urerg High honor 1, 25 Presi- dent 2- Phi Theta Kappa 2g Musketeer 29 Tennis Team 25 Manager 2. NORMAN EMORY ARRINGTON Literary Society 2. R-' :WS .,,s.'. A ,fvg-..v ' S , 1.-.--v. wqpw .nf 1' 1 .P 'V a W ijt -.-- - . .e. - g--,,....-. 1 .ug 4 -2 ML-, .Nh U,- ix ROBERT M, BOULINEAU. Ji-. MARIAN JOAN BRETT JOHN E CUMBEE Spanish Club, Vice-President 1. GEORGE F. BRANT JOAN RUTH BYRD Zeta Rho Sigma 1, 23 Liter- ary Society 1, 2. L. E. DORSEY Basketball 1, 23 DeMolay 1. 2: Triangle. ,.. ELIZABETH HOFFMAN Rainbow. Business Manaierz Literary Society 1: Basketball lg Beauty Section 1. 2. WILLIAM H. I-'LEMING Sabre Club. Vice-Presiden 1. 2: Chairman First and Second Military Balls: Lt. Colonel 13 Colonel 2: Student Council 1. 2: President 1: High Honor I, 2: Phi Theta Kappa 2' Vale- clictoriari 2. SIDNEY L. FOSTER JAMES W. GARNER DABNEY C. GRAYBILL Captain 13 Sabre Club 13 Treasurer: Triangle 1- Honor 1. LOIS HUF? HOWARD JOLLES Spanish Cluh lg Rainbow 2 High Honor 1: Spanish Club 1: Literary Society 1, 23 Chap- lain 2- Phi Theta Kappa 2, HELEN HOI-'I-'MAN ROBERT L. HUMPHRIES Rainbow 1: Basketball 1: Lit- Honor 1: Rifle Team 1- Busi- erarySociety1. ness. Manager: Camera Club 9 WILLIAM GORDY LANGE Triangle 1: Psi Phalanx 1, President 2: Class President 2: Student Council 2- Most Pop- ular 2. HILDA LONG Honor 1: Basketball 1, 2. CONRAD W. McGAHEE Sabre Club 1, 2: Captain 1: Lt. Colonel 23 DeMolay, Jun- ioor Deaco 1: Senior Coun- cilor 2: Literary Society 1, 2: Rainbow, Managing Editor 22 Treasurer. First and Second Military Balls- Psi Phalanx 2. Q' .l A. BRIAN MERRY Literary Society 2: Musketeer Staff 2: Rainbow Staff. As- sociate Editor 23 Most Versa- tile 2: Phi Theta Kappa. 2. MARIAN LANSDELL MEIERE Zeta Rho Sigma 1, President 2: Rainbow Staff 1. 2: Liter- ary Society 1, 2: Musketeer Staff 2. 25' . .. fi ., lf JOE NIXON Triangle 1: President 2- Rho Chi 2: DeMolay 1. f -'A '5 -.' ' MARY ANNA OGDEN Literary Society 1. 2: Zeta Rho Sigma 1: Secretary 23 Class Vice-President 2: Phal- anx Sweetheart 2: Rainbow, Activities Editor 2: Most Pop- ular 2. K '-w Q ,691 ff' if PATRICIA ORVA DOROTHY PAULK O'CONNOR Spanish Club 1: Band Major- Literary Society 1: Secretary ette 2. 23 Zeta Rho Sigma 13 Vice- President 2: Rainbow 1: As- sociate Editor 1, Editor-in- Chief 2: Student Council 2- Secretary 2: Best All-Round 0 ROBERT Ax PARRISH Phalanx 2: DeMolay 1. 2. ERIC C. PRESLEY ROSA V. PROTHRO Q P BARBARA THERESA PRICE Student Council 1: Rainbow 2. ERNEST EVERS PUND, Jr. Student Council 1. 2: Sabre Club, Secretary 1, President 2: Co-Chairman. First Annual Military Ball: Lt. Colonel 1, 2: Honor 1, 2. 5 JACK REDDICK Phalanx 23 DeMolay 2 S! DIIARY ANN REESE Literary Society 1, 2- Rain- bow Staff. Associate Edieor 2: Musketeer Stuff 21 Student Council 1, 2: Class Treasurer 23 Most Popular: Sponsor 2: Beauty Section 2. BOBBIE ANN ROBERTSON JOSEPH E. SCOGGINS, Jr Transfer 2: Band Majorette Transfer 2- Basketball 2: Ten ROBERT L. RICHARDS nis Team 2. Captain. DOROTHY MAY ROZIER Basketball 1, 2. PHIL SHAPIRO MARITA SMITH EDNA E SMOAK Literary Society 1, Vice-Pres- Zeta Rho Sigziia 2g Rainbow ident 25 Spanish Club 25 Bas- Staff 1, Associate Editor 2: ketba1l1,2. Literary Society 25 Band I, 2. RAY M. SIMS MARY V. SMITH Phalanx 1, 23 Treasure 2. Gs J M, M. STEPHENS . Q I .nm .4 J ,, . 'n-, wr Q K. . .. ,ally . , 1 u '7' 5 ,. . : 4, 4.721 -. My , gp ,1v,,,' - 4-1 1 ry L -I ,,,yffgg- x l' 165 3 r , A wa.. I if , 'n-.In ij, 5' 8: -. .1 fl "'i.T'? S r- 51432: ,,S,,.7,, , 7 JEAN THOMPSON CELESTE A. WALKER MARY VIRGINIA SUTTON B. F. TIMMERMAN CLASS P OPHECY TIME: 1960 PLACE: HEN GATHERING AT THE HOME OF A FORMER MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF 1949. "Come in. How is the new manager of liowen llrothersn? I always thought that you would some day graduate from toys if you worked there long enough. XX'here is Frank? Uh, you left him at home. Pat will he here at any minute now. Yiitl know she has to pack 'lack's lunch every day. He is a radio mechanic now. and he works nine hours each day. I guess that you heard about Lib and Helen's double wedding. They have put jimmy and Charles off all these years in order to hecome pro- fessional women haskethall players. llave you read Conrad Mcflahee's new hook on "llow to Get .Xlong XX'ith XX'omen"? lle starts off with the unpredictalwle nature of women and ends up with "l'low Not to Get .Xlong XX'ith Redheads". . .lixcuse me. There's the doorhell. lt's only Sonny with the cleaning. You know he and .laekie finally got married. and he is now rtmning l.uekey's cleaners. t'l'hudl The paper. already? XX'ell. let's see what's news. llohhy .Xnsley is the new lndependent Candidate for Mayor of .Xugusta. l wish him all the luck in the world. lle has had a hard time of it. lle got disgusted with the Crackers for not providing fire extinguishers for the lalms over at .l.C..X.. so he deserted the party. .Xnd ht-re's l-lolilwy l'arrish's picture. XX'ell, what do you know? lle has heen chosen "Sweetheart" of the XX'omen's 'l'empcrance L'nion. tlfilull Sounds like Mary .Xnna. She was always so quiet and timid. XX'ouldn't just walk in like the rest of us. l wasn't expecting to see her here so soon. She and .Xrtluir have a farm out in the country. and the only way she can get in- to town is to ride their tractor. lrecause .Xrthur thinks that autos are an unnecessary luxury. llave you heard the scandal? lt seems that llr. XX'illiam Fleming had lvl stop practicing. lirnest was in prac- tice with him and tried to keep him in hand, hut his efforts were all in vain. llill asked all his women patients for dates and flirted outrageously with them. l wasn't surprised. however. liecause you re- inemlwer what a "l.ocker l.over" he was over at school. .Xnd. of course, you knew that Rolmert .Xnd- crson is half owner in the tieorgia - lflorida Railroad now. lle says that he and .Xnn are rearing their children to he railroad engineers. tllingb XX'ell. thert-'s lidna. l hope that she didn't luring little Shealy with her. lle makes more noise than all eight of my lwoys. Marita won't he alile to get here since she is in Panama at the time. She pilots llerherl all over the world. l wish that l could fly, hut Harry says that l am reckless enough in my car much less in a plane. 'l'here is l.ois out fro-nt. XX'onder if XX'illlard lvrought her. llear that she had to take very good care of him. You know he has always licen frail and could never take any exercise. l was hoping that we could all go to the lec- ture down at. the auditorium. tonight. l.uther lfulmer, who finally graudated from .I L' .X, is going to gixe a talk on "How lu lit-have in Class". .Xfter his speech. lmnan l'hillips and Ilahney tirayhill are going to lecture on "Chemical Laboratory 'l'echnique." llalwney is Io demonstrate several experi- ments. l certainly hope the auditorium is fireproof. l think that lirian Merry is going to he an usher. Poor lioy. he tries so hard to get ahead. l've tried to get him to help joe Scoggins string tennis rackets. hut llrian says the joh requires too much thought. lt doesn't look as if any one else is coming. so let's suggest to lfdna to take tis to ride in her new fifteen seated ".-X" Model. She made a lot of money when she traded in "Snioaky". l think that she sold it to some place that hought odd-shaped ohjects. XX'ell. let's he off to llill l.ange's "Drive ln and Hats" as he is giving a free concert r.n his guitar in about twenty minutes. RILCORDIZD BX' .XXX RIZICSIQ , 7 I ai Inn.: :Q 5' ,fi f , I . ,. lil IFRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Tolley Brinkley VICE - PRESIDENT Arm Goolsby SECRETARY Bert Harbin TREASURER Gilmer Sale GJ 1 I 76. if Ivgf 6' 5 MARY F ARNETT J WILSON BOWICK JOE B ALLEY BETTY GENE BALK WRAY BRINKLEY LOIS BARTLEY RALPH I. BARTON TOLLEY BRINKEY ROBERT C. BEATTIE LOUIb BECRUM ANN BURG -VVIY BEEN .XRD BLACRSTONE XX ARREN T BLANCHARD MARY P CARR BARBARA GENE BONNETTE I Gm. l 'IF r Lv 'hr- Q7 1 J! -- AL ...J LL ,,.4QL1g.l OTIS CARTLEDGE BUDDY DEVANEY BETTY E. CHANDLER BETTY M. CHANDLER JUNE DOUGLAS OMELIA CHUECA ELSIE E. COLLINS RONALD F. GALLOWAY BETTY COOK JAMES COOK BILLY J. GARDNER BOBBY COOPER WILLIAM E, CROCKETT MAURICE GHINGOLD CARL T. DARBY M fyg A ' -1- 2 'zvfz 3? 1.18 VIRGINIA C. GLEASON ANN I QOOLSBY MARGARET A, GRIFFIN HERBERT W. HAIR EERT HARBIN KI.-'UTY E. IIAIIIBIN X'-'ILLIFIK1 IIAIIPEII H4 'E AFP. HAI LU LEON G. I-IELKILH DOT HENDERSON 'rfb ANNE JAMISON RUTH MAY JOE SU ZANNE LEX' IINE JOHNNIE F. JOHNSON ISAAC S. JOLLES LIBBY J ONES BETTY J. LEW-S BILLY LEWIS Y' if if CHARLES R, JONES '- ' , A .I ,F ' H. . MARY E, KELLY PAULA LAYNE 1 IENE LAZENBY GERALD LEVY JANIES S, LIVINGSTON BILL MADEN 'Z n IDF N 1 V 4. ,I MJ I ,I - I him K 6 my , T' KATHERINE L. MARRIOTI' JOYCE MARTIN PEGGY MARTIN ANN MCCLENDON EDGAR L. ML-DANIEL HERBERT MQINTOSH WILLIAM M1-INTOSH H. H RIINAIR PEGGY INIEADS ADR.-X MILLER SKIPPY IXIOODY JOANNE NASON JACK NEWTON ELOISE D. NIKON GAIL OLIVER 'x-V" llff f I I A221 A ' 3' '51 ,sw L., f 'QT' A f ki.. Ll 1 ' . Qi. .1-ii ,--1 ab' 'L - 'ii .G 75? ANNE OTWELL MICKEY SATCHER J IMMIE POW'ELL DORIS PRIOR HUGH E. PUDOR JEROME SAUL PHYLLIS MARGARET RABUN BILLY RAINES DON REYNOLDS ANN SAYER MARY PATRICIA SIMONS WILLIAM R. RODGERS JIMMIE RUSHTON GILMER SALE MIRIAM SISKIN 1' R i 1 'T . Z 4-ov. 1- , T' 4' ,W QM x I, ! PAUL E. SMITH T. MORRIS W.-XRR 6' i' E ROBERT E. b1IITH f" I QA JAMIE W, AWAIN ROBERT L. SYINDIS ELSIE WARREN 1'N-'X Q J. BERNARD TANENBAIJM IN ELL XR ESTBROOK 'Q' Nl A I-A A THOMAE DOI .OR ES WALL WILL 'XR D XR EEKS DOUGLAS R. W.-XLTERS 1 x , , it -' I , x Sn 'F FRANIQE G, IN ALTON ANNE WARR CURTIS E, XVI-IALEY ANNE WHATLEY ROBERT H. WHITAKER PHILLIP WONG EDWARD M. WRIGHT .4-Ivy YL?-'Y I 4 .5.g,,, .13 , . , ,N .- J . 4.1. MARY WHITAKER LUKE A. 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Club 3, 4. 4: High Honor 2: Honor 3: ROBERT TAYLOR BAGGOTT. Jr. Cadet Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 4: Sabre Club 4: Sergeant 1: Lieuten- ant 4: Class Vice-President 2. Secretary 3, 4: B Varsity Football 3: B Varsity Basket! ball 3- A Vaisity Football 4: A Varsity Basketball 4: Prize Company 2: Literary Society 1. Rifle Team 4. ROBERT T. BAKER RONNLE S. BARKSDALE Literary Society 1: Prize Company 1. Sergeant 1: Acad- emy Hi-Y 3, 4. 5: Varsity Club 4. 55 Lieutenant 4: merit bar 3- Football 3: Basketball Manager 4: Sabre Club 4: Musketeer Staff 4. Sergeant 1: Prize Company 2. 3: Prize Platoon 3: Leader. Prize Squad 33 Company Commander 4: Merit Bar 4: Sabre Club 4- Academy Hi- T Y 3, Nice-President 4: B-Var- sity Basketball 3. CH an new if T iv' 6-,1 r 456' -31 ,' . ':.,.' ' 5, nw ,,, sq-...ff TRAVIS STANLEY BARNES JOSEPH S. BAYNARD BOBBY C. BECK Literary Society 3: Sergeant Honor 2: Prize Company 2, 3: Band 2. 53 Prize Company 3: X3. 4. Prize Platoon 3: Merit Bars 2. Sergeant 33 D.C,T. Club 4, 5, 3. JOHN M. BARROW JAMES CONRAD BEATSE Sergeant 1. 2, 3- Honor 2: Prize Company 1, 2. 3: Prize Platoon 3: D.C.T. Club 4: Merit Bar 2. 1- D.C.T. Club. Treasurer. BENJAJXTIN MARION BENSON De-Molay 3. -lg Sabre Club 3. 4. Captain 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3 State Champion Baton Twirl- er 3. 4: Outstanding Cidet Meilal 3: Band Medals 1. 2. 3. 4: Drum Major 2. 3. -lp Bail Letters 2, 3,-1. VVESLEY E. BONZO Swimming Team 2, 3. -1: Lit- erary Society 1: Sergeant 2, 3: All GIAA 200 ycls.- Prize Company 3. ELDRED S. BONHAM J. WILSON BOWICK Literary Society 2. . ,ghni i:"f 'QQ' Q12 5 L GENE T. BOWMAN Corporal 13 Sergeant 25 Lieu- tenant 4g D.C.T. Club 3: Rich- mond Hi-Y 3. 41 Chaplain 4: DeMolay 4- "A" Football 3: Track Team 3: "C" Coach 4: Musketeer 4. KCDGB if YV' Qzf' I Q gig qu YVILLIAM J. BRANAN. Jr. WILLIAM W. BRANDON STEVE E. BRETT High Honor 1: Honor 2. fig Acatlenmy Hi-Y 3: Sergeant 3. Prize Platoon 1, 33 Prize Com- Corporal 1: Sergeant 2. fl. DUNN' 13 Serileanl 1, 31 COVP' Prize Company 1. 2: Beta Club 3. 4- Treasurer -I, WALTER E, BRANDENBURG Dellolay 4: Prize Platoon 3: Prize Company 1. 2. 3: Corp- oral 1: Sergeant 34 1' Cadet Hi-Y 2: Glee Club 1. 2, E. NEAL BRAUN Sergeant 4. oral 2: Literary Society 2. 3 VVILSON J. BRYAN, Jr. P. J. CALAMAS Prize Company 1, 2, 3: Hon- Corporal 1: Sergeant 2: Cep- or 2. E. R, BUSH Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Lette tain 4: Sabre Club 4: "B" Var- sity 1, 2g Musketeer 4. X' 2, 3' Musketeer 4: Corporal 1: Sergeant 3, 4. r CARLTON THADDEUS NLACK CHARLES E. CARTER Sergeant 1. 3- Prize Company 1, 3: Captain 5: Richmond Hi- Y. 2. 3. -1. resident 5: Literary Society 1: Swimming Team 3 5: Sabre Club 5: Musketeer 5 1 5, 1 ' M14 l REGINALD CARTLEDGE CLARENCE HENRY J. COOK CHAMBERLAIN Band 1. 2. 3, -1: D.C.T. Club 1 EDWARD H. CAWLEY Sergeant 33 Company Com- mander 4: Sabre Club 4: De- Molay 4: D.C.T. Club 3, 4. RICHARD S. CHEESBOROUGH Honor 1. 3: High Honor 2- Prize Company 1. 2: Beta Club. Secretary 4: Rifle Team 4. WILLIAM L. CORLEY EARL DAVIS W1L,L,1AM A, DOZIER Honor 1. 2: Prize Company 2: "B" Football 2: "A" Football Transfer 3. Band 3, 45 Beta Merit Bar 2. 3: DeMoIay -In 3. Club 3, 4: High Honor 3. LEONARD LEROY COTTS High Honor 1. 2. 3: Literary Society. Vice-President I Beta Club 2. 3. 4: Rainlrow '3 Editor-in-Chief 4: Prize Com- pany 1. 2: Literary Soclety 2 'J .,. JAMES M. DICKS Literary Society 1- Track Sergeant 4. ..f . ag- 'uy- , g' yt"- fn WILLIAM EARNEST DREW. Jr. Prize Platoon 1: 2. 3. 4: De- Molay 4: Cadet Hi-Y 3. -1. 5: "B" Football 3: "A" Football 4. SVILLIAM E. DYE Honor 2: F.F,A. 1.2. i 6 " -va N lo - . Ju- gz RICHARD B, EDWARDS Sergeant 2: Lieutenant 3. 4: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. President 4: Clash President 2. 34 Student Coun- cil 1. 2. 3.. 4: "B" Football 3. GERALD E. EHRLIC H WALTER SHELTON EUBANKS, Jr. Prize Company I: D.C.T. Club 5: Musketccr 3. EMORY W. FARR RODGERS FEESE PAUL H GREER Cadet Hi-Y 3, 43 Secretary 43 HB" Basketball 3 B Foot Sergeant 3: Lieutenant 4- "A" ball-1: Cadet H1 Y 3 Football 4. MARION F. FARR Color Guard 4. GUY FREEMAN. Jr. "B" Bfsketball 3: "A" Foot- ball 4: Sergeznt -l. js. VC" fi 3 I 'Ds 4 N A rw- ' qpn-- ,- Wm- GU Q SAM E. GHEESLING IRVIN LEROY GHTTER Beta Club 3. 4: High Honor 1: Honor 2, 3A Rainbow -1. NEIL GI-IINGOLD BURUM W. GRAMMER Literary Society 23 Sergeant High Honor 1- Honor 2: Prize 3: Prize Company 1. 2: Prize Platoon 1: Sergeant 3. Platoon 23 Best Cadet 1. CLAUDEA MR-NHBILL Honor 1. '7 Richmond H1X 2. 3. 4 :Seweant 3 Football 4 J, C. GUILL R. A. GUILLEBEAU Student Council 5. :I H. RUSSELL HAIR High Honor 1: Class Secre- tary 23 Treasurer 4: Richmond Hi-Y 3. 4: Chaplain 3: De- Molay 3. 4: "B" Football 3- Gold "R" Society 4: Rainbow 4: Sergeant 1, 2: Lieutenant 4: Prize Company 2: Prize Platoon 1. LLOYD B. HAVIRD Rifle Team 3, President 4- Sabre Club 4: Richmond Hi-Y ViceAPresident 4: Musketeer 4: Rainbow 3. 4: Sergeant 3: Lieutenant 4: Merit Bar 2. ROBERT SIMPSON HAYNIE Sergeant 1, 25 DeMo1ay 3. YC' J. D. HERRINGTON FLOYD I Q. HOXVARD ROBERT M. HUNTER Sergeant 3, 4. Prize Company ZZ, 3 "B" Fooball 3. 4: "B" Basket- MELL J. HOPKINS W, GAINES HUGULEY Prize Platoon 1. 2: Sergeant Class Vice-President 3: Presi- 3: Company Commander 4: dent 4: Cadet Hi-Y 2. 3. 43 Sabre Club 4: Honor 2. Sabre Club 4- Sergeant 2. 3: Captain 41: "B" Football: "B" Basketball 2: "A" Football 3. 4: "A" Basketball 3. 4: "Var- sity Club" 3, 4. bziyy 2, 3- Truck Manager 3 "Au Football 5. CHARLES E IVEY DOUGLAS E KEMP W LABL-XR RICHARD J. KELLY Highest Honor 1. 2, 3: Class President 1: Literary Society, President 1: Class Treasurer 23 George Traylor Memorial Medal 2: Beta Club 2, Vice- President 3: President Rich- mond Hi-Y 3. Secretary 4- Rainbow, Associate Editor 3. vin Q 7 3 is--,p S DERWENT LANGLEY WALTER LUM L MCDONALD ROBERT A. LEE GENE D MARKS Band 1, 2, 3. 43 Sergeant 2, High Honor 1 2 3 Golf Team 55 D.C.T. Club 3, 4: Track 4: 4 Be ub 2 All State Band 3, 4. 5. Cadet Hi Y 2 3 4 Captain 4 A. S. MCGAHEE ROBERT M. MELTON T. MOBLEY ROBERT L. MCGEE ROGER W. MILLER Transfer -ll Football 4: Rifle Team 3. 4: Sabre Cluh Muskctcer 4: Basketball 43 Svrgeant 3: Richmond Hi- -l. Y 4: Lieutenant 4. v i i an WILLIAM B. MULLINS PAUL W. M'UR.I-IEY JAMES LEWIS NEWSOME High Honor 2. Honor 2. 3- DcMolay 2. 3. 4: Caclet Hi-Y 3. -4: Student Council 2: Sergeant. First 33 Lieutenant 3: Captain 43 Band I. 2. 3. JACK FRANKLIN MURPHY CHARLES HUGH Band 2. 3. 4: Music Scholar- NEELAND5 ship 4: Band Letter 2. 3. 4. Track 3, 4- "A" Football 4. BARNEY H. NOBLES JAMES F. NORVELL Honor 15 Sergeant 1, High Honor 2g Cadet Hi-Y 2- "C" Basketball 23 Sergeant. First 33 Golf Team 3, 43 Lieutenant 4g Prize Company 2, 3, Sabre Club 4. JAMES ELSWORTH O'DA.NIEL Honor lg Cadet Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Sergeant, Master 3- Captain, 4: Letters, "B" Basketball 3 v "B" Football 34 "A" Basket- ball 3, 4g "A" Football 4. HERMAN J. OELLERICH Honors 1, 2, 3g Best Drilled Freshman 1- Sergeant 1, 2: Merit Bars 2, 3: "B" Football 2, 3: "B" Basketball 33 Foot- ROBERT I, PADGETT Rainbow 2, 3- Sergeant 2, 3: Lieutenant 43 D.C.T. Club 3 4, DeMolay 45 Sabre Club 45 Captain 4. ball Manager 43 Commander, Prize Squad 23 Commander, Best Freshman Company 3. Cadet Hi-Y, President 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 43 Lieutenant 3: Captain 4- Major 4: Sabre Club 3, 45 V. F.W. Sabre 3: Scruggs Sabre 4: Rainbow 4: Musketeer 4- Track 4: Gold "R" Society 4. RONALD EDWARD JAMES BRANSFORD RICHARD SEYMOUR PARRISH PENDER PINDER Sergeant 1, 3: Honor 23 Licu- Musketecr 3. Honor 2, 33 Sergeant, First 3: tenant 4: Football 4. DeMolay 43 Lieutenant 4. Sabre Club 4. WILLIAM NARAMORE JAMES WALKER PENLAND PARSONS DeMolay 3, Captain 4: Serg- High Honor 13 Honor 2, 3: eant 3, Beta Club 2, 3. 4: Golf Team 3, 4. CHARLES A. PIPPIN RANDOLPH EDWARD JAMES E. PYLE DeMo1ay 43 Swimming Team PRECOTI' Major 43 Sabre Club 43 Track 4A Musketeer 43 Prize Com- 3, 43 Captain 45 Lieutenant 3. pany 3: Prize Squad 2. ELLIOTT LAMAR PORTER HOMER CLEON PRICE Honor 2: Band Letter 24 Cadet D.C.T. Club 4. Hi-Y 2. 41g gov -Q1 i y... 'M T011 Q-gy 'lo' S.. f FN , V50 Q 'sf 3' 'ilsov' i ROBERT HENRY REED CHARLE L, D.C.T. Club 3. 4. REID E. RIVERS JANIES E, REESE R. E. RHODES Beta Club 2: Beta Club A- "B" Football 33 D.C.T. Club chievement Award 2. 45 Corporal 1. MELVIN B ROBERTS RAYMOND THOMAS RUFO PERCY MYNOR SPEARS Sergeant 3 Corporal 4 Sergeant 4g Band 2. Track 2, 35 Sergeant 3. WALTER H. ROSE Literary Society 1- Sergeant 35 Track 3, 45 Beta Club 4. '-...QQ ROBERT M. SCOTT is ., f V if 5, .A+ JOHN O SMITH Jr ROY M. STILL, Jr. "UD LEROY N. SUDDATH, Jr. Transfer 3: Academy Hi-Y 3. 41 Varsity Club 3. 42 Sable Club 4: Captain 4- Basketball 3, 43 All-Regional, 2nd Term 3. JAMES W. SMITH HARVEY L, STIREWALT Sergeant 2, 3. First 4: Prize Prize Company 1, 2: Sergeant Company 2, 31 D.C.T. Club 3, 1. 2, 33 Lieutenant 4- Basket 4gF.F.A.1. ball 3, 43 Academy Hi-Y 3. 4. GEORGE T. SUMNER WILLIAM W. THOMPSON ALBERT VERDERY Jr. Prize squad 1: Prize platoon: Transfer 3: Academy Hi-Y 3: Musketeer 4: "B" football 3 Prize company 3: Sergeant 2, Sergeant 3: Lieutenant 4: 3, 4. Sabre Club 4- Prize company 3: Prize platoon 3. JOSEPH LECONTE CHARLES M. TUTEN, Jr. TALLEY. Jr. Transfer 3. Honor 1, 'Zi Sergeant 35 Prize company 2: Prize platoon 2: Lieutenant 4: Cadet Hi-Y 3, 4: Sabre Club -1. I Q . 0 Q x 3 RS ' N 1 x JOHN DANIEL VOSS H. M. WALKER RICHARD WEATHERS Transfer 3- Muskcteer 4: Rainbow 4: Photography Club 45 Color Guard 4: Sergeant 4. BOBBY WALKER CLIFFORD T. VVEATHERS "B" football 1: "A" football 2. "A" football 4. 3. 4: Academy Hi-Y 4: Var- sity Club 3. 4: Musketeer 4. RALPH WONG GEORGE C. WRIGHT RICHARD E. Sergeant 4. Musketeer 45 Corporal 1- Ser- YOUNGBLOOD geant 2, 33 Class Vice-Presi- "B" football 13 F.F.A. 1. 2, 3. dent 2. 4. sl . -'ng Q nl sw jg Q5 1 'L JM R W 1-ill. i 44. K LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF Tll-llE CLASS OlF 1949 XYe. the class of '49, hereby will and bequeath to our younger schoolmates a portion of our experience, fame, and knowledge. Having taken all sorts of praise and honors for our outstanding work, we do sincerely hope that you. our emulators. will do the same. Thus we hereby state and produce this manifesto as our last will and testament. l. Gaines Huguley leaves his regards In Rodgers Feese who. due to circumstances beyond his con- trol. can not be with tis as planned. 2. Bobby XYalker leaves one full luneh basket to llilbo Chance with the hope that he will not be hun- gry on his trips around the track. 3. To -loel Cohen. Leonard Cotts leaves the distinction of being the only red head in the graduating class. -l. Bobby Horne. leaves to tieorge XYright one ease of llorne's llash in order that he may be built up. 5. Steve lirett, leaves his remaining hours in detention hall hall to any good junior whois willing to take them. 6. To Nath Hayes. elaud tirayhill leaves his ability to make .X pluses and to get along with Mr. How- ard. 7. Reginald Cartledge leaves to Righton Robertson his ability to act like a monkey and badger Mr. Scott to the point of exhaustion. S. Fleming Xorx ell leaves his laugh to lluteh llullzerin so that he may keep next year's physics class awake. ' 0. lliuk llensley leax es his ability to get along with Major Yiyian to XX'ade Saxon. lil. To .lack llall. Richard XYeathers leaves his famous title "XX'ee XYee" in order that he milf' become better known in the world. ll. ll. liene Klarks laves his golfing skill to l.arry Xlefreary with the hope that he will win the Blasters next year. ll. l.loyd llavird leaves ten yards of eloth to 'IW nuny Sanders with the hope that he will have a pair of pants made to fit him. 13. -limmy Murphy leaves his military ability to llarry Sherman so that he may head the Corps of Cadets next year. l-l. To jimmy llarrison, -limmy U'l3aniel leaves the speed and agility which are so necessary for all great athletes. 15. -liuuuy Pyle leaves Alimmy Hoatwright his rank of major so that he won't have to carry a rifle next vear. lo. l.et'onte Talley leaves his shiny new liinousin : lo anyone strong enough lo push it. l7. Stewart XYiggins leaves his profound sympathy to next year's eommander of the first platoon, Lio. Li. lS. Richard lfdwards and llerman I lellerieh pass on to llillv lfxans and llerlvert lflliott their wav with the fairer sex. which was given Ili them by .Iimmy I.ester and lliek Ilones. with the hope that before long someone will be able to use it. 19. To .Xngus XYilson, Bobby llaggott leaves his athletic ability in order that he may win the state track meet next year. 20. LeRoy Suddath leaves his all-Gl.X.X tie pin to 'l'ommy Herndon so that he may look sharp at all times. 21. Emory Farr leaves his good eyes to some blind eighth grader with the hope that he may be an honor student. 22. Morris Scott leaves his uniform to "Edo" Douglass, hoping that it will fit well. I 23. I, Elliott Porter. leave my ability as a "prof" to Gene Kelly for next year's 'Stunt Night' '. 24. Bill Branan and Bill Corley leave Mr. Talley one copy off Esquire so that he may be able to keep his classes awake. CLASS PR IPI-IEC Time: 1959 A. D. Place: Talmadgeville, New York fa carnival on the outskirts of townj Scene: A slightly freakish man trying to "Come one, come all. to the greatest 1 Hootchie Kootchie, see the great show for how about buying a-, well, well, if it is Haven't seen you in a coon's age. ten years picture of sunshine. IVhat have I been d dope, I started peddling the stuffy yep. sei es are my best customers, now. I'tn just u the carnival. NVell, for you I will close m your faceg we are closing. ii?-YY Y ee Mudface Minnie do the es, you with the bright nose. is everything with you? 1 look well and healthy, the 'e always been known as the Those Hollywood actress- winter. So you want to see anyhow. Hey Minnie. wash Say, Gaines, do you remember old jim vitation to the Masters Tournament. NY chief caddy. Gene Marks is his assistant taken over Al Capone's gang. I always to P aymfr O no h s and is in charge or yup .. tt the ball-. Emory Farr has ,always wanted to get an in- Iar. l gi h . e i . I D Q . ld vou he was a shrewd operator. Thev sav he got his start in the criminal racket at the old Richmond Academy, on Monday nights. Yep. he always got a good price for those magazines. That show over there, that's the dog man act. Thaddeus McCarlton. is the dog man. He walks, he talks, he crawls on his belly like a reptile! You ask how he got such a fine position? He always did wag his tail at school you know. Remember old Bob XYalker'? He is working for the Alcatraz Fur Company selling mole skins. Yep. come to think of it he does remind me of one of those animals. Remember Mr. Basketball, Leroy Suddath? He is now working his way through Kentucky, still trying to win a tie for his tie clasp, I just saw in the paper where Mor- ris Scott and Neil Ghingold will meet in a 30 round boxing match at Madison Square Deal. Those promoters sure can match them fighters evenly. jimmy Stewart works with the United States Park Commission setting up parallel bars. Give me some more of that benzedrine to smoke in this pipe. Did you hear about Herman "Glamour Boy" Oellerich? He went broke trying to make the grade in the U. S. Army and had to pawn all those medals he got. He always was a smart boy. Steve Brett just got out of Sing Sing last month for picking pockets on the Yylaterfront off drunk sailors. He's now got himself the position of shining shoes at Sapp's Barber Shop. "Rod" Feese. the boy with the beau- tiful bridgework is now modeling for Ipana Tooth Paste. Bob Baggott is collecting North Augusta with the assistance of Paul garbage can under his arm. Yep, he could happened to Ronny Barksdale? So he is now with the Alcoholics Anonymous. He is specimen. One look at him and alcoholics quit drinking for life. Old Gerald Ehrlich Bonzo have changed their first names to .-Xlvin. Quit smoking all that Benzedrine. you gish. XVho is that human monkey over on the Midway jumping all around? You say garbage in good with a XYhat ever their chief and XYesley sure are hog- that's Reggie Greer and Bill Drew. He always did look have modeled as the man of did-stink-tion. Cartledge? He always acted like he came from the process uf evolution. Ulrl Scott Baynard is now singing at Carnegie Hall, and l.e Conte Tally is teaching Physics at the University of Georgia. Did you hear about Richard XYeathers making the all Southern Basketball team? It took him a little over 16 years to do it. He always did pull thru that bay, Remember Richard "A-plus" Kelly. lle went to Oxford but couldn't earn but one unit in S years. l-le's now playing fullback for a pro football team. llugh Neelands is working in this carnivalg he is on that trapeze over there. Russell llair, the boy that drove such funny cars, is now working at boy could always sell a nickel drink. "lJink" Hensley is acting play. An important part. Nope, he is used to imitating horses. take home. Claude Graybill and Nat Hayes are operating a XYO west coast. Claude always could deliver a again after all these years. the Indianapolis Speedway. That in Riclzard Edwards new Broadway Give me a package of morphine to man's Missionary on San Francisco's good sermon. XYell. Gaines. it sure was nice seeing you A sad dope fiend walks slowly back to his show shouting: "Come one. come all to the greatest show on the Midway and see all the freaks" just for one thin dime, one tenth of a dollar". By Leonard Cotts Censored by Bob Baggott QUUNJIOR CLASS OFFICERS ,. ja ...i SHERMAN JAMES HERNDON I'liliSIllIfX'l' , l'IIllfK ,IXXIIT4 YlL'li-l'RIiSlllliX'l' , Tl FKIMY IIIQRXIN DX SI2l'RIi'I',XRY ,, , I5lI,I.Y RLXXXYELL 'I'Rli.XSL'RliR ,, HARRY SHERMAN STUIHIQXT U FUXCIL , , , ,,,,,, , ,NGENE KELLY RICH .XR D XVEATH ERS .J' 1 I Q SUPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS "I 'i , M...--S HARELIK PRESIDENT ,,,,..,,,,.,. VICE-PRESIDENT ,,,.,.,, SECR ETARY ,,,,,, TR EAXSUR ER ,,,,,,,,AA,,.,,, STUIJIZNT CUUNCII. ,,,,, , fxv HAYES KING ..,.m.EDXYIX DLDUGL.-XS .. ..,, NATHJXXIEI. HAYES H.,-,,,I'JfQJN.-XI-IJ KING .,,,,.,,,I2lJXYIN H.-XRELIK ., IQIL'HqXRD I-i,XI-IiL'L'BI HRA D HENN ETT EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS l'IQESIIJEXT , -IUIINNY TIIERGICR X'IL'li-PRICSIIJENT ,, HARRY .XR'1'HL'R SlCL'RI1I'I'AXR Y ,,, I',XL'I. RL'Ifcm TRIi.XSL'RER , H H HEI IRGE SIIHRT STL'l,JliN'l' U 1L'NL'II., Rlfll.-XRD TL'Dl IR .IIMMYRAINES CL SS O 950 Adams. Robert Amerson. James Anderson. Bert C. Archer. David R. Nabhitt. Frank Baqgntt, Eugene Balk. Thomas BI. Banks. Bobby' Barfield. Troy Barinowski. Clarence Barrow, Richard Bennett. Archie Benson, Otis Berry. VVilliam Boardman. Lonnie F. Bagtwright. James Bodie. John Bolton. Earl Bostick. Gary M. Bowicl-L. Louis A. Bradford. Nathaniel Brantley. Ozie W. Bridges, Robert F. T. Broadwater. VVilliam H. Burch, James Dwight Burch. Harold XV. Burgamy. Burt D. Cadle. James W. Carlton, Thad M, Cason, Webster Cnwley. Ed. H. Chance. Fred Chavous. Henry Cheeks. Donald Cliatt, Walter Cloud, James Cohen. Joel Cook. John L. Cooper. Leconte V. Cooper. Claude M. Cordell, Bill K. Davis. Wm. M. Davis. Kenneth Deal. Chas. M. Deas. William Douglas. Ed L. DuBose. B. H. Dyches. R. D. Ebbetk.. Charles C. Edenfield, Maurice Elliott. S. H, Evans. William H. Faulk. Chas. R. Fender. Richard H. Flythe. James B. Foster. Dennis P. Fouch. S. A. Gauldin, H. l. Gay. w. W. Gibbs, I. P. Glimon. A. Gore. C. T Griffin. R. E. Groover. E. D. Harclaway. J. D. Hall. D. P. Harrell. H. L. Harrison. J. C. Havron. J. B. Hawk, M. E. Heath. H, C. Heath, T. W. Hedrick, K. E. Hendricks, D. D. Hensley, O. C. Herndon, T. H. Hickson. E. G. Hii151enhotham.R.T. Higgcnhotham. P. F. Hill. William M. Holland. R, A. Hom-er. J. M. Hundley. W. A. Hughes. R. C. Hunter, J. D. Huntley. R. D. Huyck, A. W. Irby. R. G. Joe. H. P. James. C. L. Jarrett. C. E Jester. R. E. Johns. R. Johnson, J. M. Johnson, G. C. Jones. J. J. Jonex J. W. Kuglar, E. C. Kelly, G. M. Kelly, G. W. Krolicki. Walter J. Lanier, H. L. Lamar, W. W. Langley, J. Layton, James Lewis, Bobby G. Logan, J , A. Leonard, M. P. Long, B. A. Lutes, Christopher A. Martin, J. H. MacMurphy, C. B. Marsh, Tom M. Mathews, Phillip R. Mathews, Eugene W. Mathis, Ted artwell Maxwell, W. T. May, Jack M. Meadows, Walter lVLiller, Richard L. Mitchell, George H, Mitchell, James E. Mulherin, Anthony T. McDaniel, Marion F. McDonald, Carlton E. McLean, Perry G. Nelson, Charles E. Nelson, Samuel F. Nelson, Wm. B. Newman, Jimmy H. Ogden, Lynn L. Otwell, Verdezy Owens, J . C. Patrick, James E. Penn. J immy Pennington, Benny Phillips, Jack Philpot, Wm. K. Playford, David L. Pollock. James F. Poteet, James E. Powell, Earnest, Jr. Powell, Robert H, Reese, J. G. Reid, Theo. M. Rivers, Harold Robertson, J. R. Rodgers, Jackie A. Rollins, Frank Rowe, M, R. Sanders, G. D. Saxon, Howell Scoggins, James H. Scoggins, Wm. R. Scott. Walter A. Sears, Marvin Sheftall, Geo. T. Sherman, Harry Sherrill, N, W. Simkins, R. H. Simmons, Lawson P. Simon, L. S. Simon, P. S. Simon, Thos. C. Smith, Donald R. Smith, Marion S. Smith, Wm. L. Steinberg, S. P. Stevens, John Stewart, Clarence M. Tarpley, Herbert M. Terrell, Ravenel W, Thomas, Chas. N. Thomas. G. W. Thompson, Thurston A. Timmerman. Howard B. Tudor. Robert L. Tuten, Arthur A. VVall-ter. Lawrence B. 'Walters F. L. Walton. Paul A. VVeathers. Richard C. Welch. Donald J. YVhatley. O. B. VVheat.ley. Thomas W. W'hittle. Johnny E, Wiggins. Stewart Willis. Joseph T. Willis. Russell C. Wong, Jack Wong. Larry Woo. Robert Woodward. Ernest L. Wren. William C. Wright, Geo. C. Young. Edward L. - d trvk- . . Tl ! C ASS ll Sl fl' . El l:'r ...Q -.L ,lil Adams. H. F. Adams. R. YV. Adkins. Charles Agerton. J. A. Alford. S. T. Allen. E. C, Anderson. H. J. Anderson. R. L. Anderson. R. A. Anderson. H. T. Armstrong. J. L. Arndt. H. C. Asbell. R. H. Asheley. B. R, Atkins. G. B. Babbitt. E. L. Baqby. Carl F. Bailie. W. G. Baker. D. O. Balkcum. R. L. Barnes. W. R. Barnes. David N, Barrett. R. D. Bean. F. G. Gell. D. B. Bennett, B. J. Berry. D. A. Betts. B. J. Betts. Hugh Black. R. E. Blackstone. J. D. Bl 'nchar4l. O, C. Blanrl. W. C. Bl'10clw0r!h. Al. H. Buhler. K. L. Boltin. H. G. Boosc. E. W. Boyil. E. L. Boyrl. M. E. Braun. K. R. Branflon. E, W. Brirligos. J. L. Browninu. R. L. Broxtfin. Georcze Buck. T. F. Buff.. J. R. Caclle. B. S. Cameron. A. W. Cameron. J. H. Canacly. Verroy Carn, XV. C. Carry. H. V. Carson. John Carter. D. F. Cawley. J. K. Carter. Lawrence Chamberlain. D. L. Chavel, R. E. Cheeseborugh. F. W. Cholakis. P. C. Clark. C. H. Clark. A. L. Clyde. T. E, Coates. T. R. Cohh. C. H. Cochran. B. O. Cohen. A. M. Cole. Robert Cook. Charles Cook. W. C. Daniel. C. J. Davis. C. E. Darla. L. ll. Dorn. Stanley E. Douclass. E. Duuql iss. T. G. Dulley, R. C. Duncan. T. O. Dunn. S. C. Dyc. W. N. Erlwarrls. R. Eiflson. E. T Elliott. B. L. Entwistle. D. Eubanks. B. Fisher. R. C. Fitzgerald. R. ' W Fleming. F. Flythe. S. S. Ford. D. R. E. G. Ford. R. K. Forrester. Ricliarrl Fulchcr. B. M. Gay. T. K. Gibbs. R. W. Goli5on. H. F. Gillian. J. P. Gin. R. E, Glover, J. C. Gooflwin. J. L. Goo'lwil"l. Thom' :- Gray, A E. Gracnbl itt. Nathaniel Grccn. F. C. Grimslcy. W. A. Hair. P. G. Hall. J. S. Hancock. J. W. Hardin. F4 M. Harfly, H. F. Harelik. A. E. Harmon. E. J. Hatcher. J. P. Hayes. Nath Hemrick. W. T. Hensley. J. E. Hewitt. C. K. Hill. E. T. Hitt. B. KVA Hixiin. R. L. Hobson, R. H. Hodges. J. C. Holden, J. W. Horne. R. T. Howard, H. G. Huff. L. D. Huff. R. G. Hughes, J, S. Hurt.. A. E. Huson, G. G. Ivey. Darnclle Jeffftoal. L. V. Joe. VVillis Johnson. J. S. Jones. J. G. Jones. A. R. Jones. B. C. Jordan, J. B, Jump. R. G. Kahrs. W. D. Karesh, S. R. Kent, L. S. Kilpatrick Z. M. King. D. L. King. Daughty lV King. D. M. Kirkland, V. P, Kitchen. M. L Lamar, R. B. Lanzenby, R. J. Lee, F. L. Leedham, R. K. Lewis, H, W. Lively, A. B. Lord, W. E. Mack, B, T. Mallard, M. W. Maratos, Bill Marcum, P. E. Mays, T. C. Miller, W. F. Mixon, J. W. Mock, R. L. Moore, T. R. Moorman, Jimmie Morris, W. L. Morris, W. S, Mowery. A. L. Mulherin, W. B. Murphy, Charles McCormack, Billy McCrary, Larry McGahee, O. O. McKee, C. A. Neville, R, J. Newman, R. D. Nix. H. R. Overstreet, Wm. Padgett, Olins Pate, Silas Pennington, Alvin Phillips. Frank Pileggi, Frank Playford, Robert Poppell, Jack Poss. Robert Powell, Rudolph Powledge, Bill Prather. James Prince, Louis Quinn, W. R, Raws, William Reddish, Harold Reeder, Lonnie Rennison, T. H. Reville, Edward Reynolds, Joe Rhoden, George Rhodes, Grady Rice, Irvin Rieser, Albert Riley, Robert Rinker, W. E. Rollins. George Rosier, Howard Rosier, Thomas Rowland. J. E. Rufo, N. T. Russell. R. A. Schneider, H. B. Seats, Walter Seiffert, D. P, Sharpton, W. J. Shepherd, E. A. Shirey, J. H. Sikes, W. S. Silbert, M. N. Sims, J. C. Singletary, J. D. Sisken, M. M. Mizemore. P, E. Smith, B. E. Spivey, Bernard Spivey, R. R. Stanford, Thomas Stephens, J. W. Stewart. M. D. Storey, L. C. Stowell. E. H. Strother. C. B. Sturgis. R. S. Sumner, B. J. Tankersley. A. L Teague. B. L. Thomas. J. E. Towner, E. Voss. D, V. VVall, Charles E. Waller, J. VV. Watkins. R. E. Wellmaker. J. M. Whisnant, Charles E Whittle. Michael Widener. James Williams. L. O. Williams. H. L. Wilson. Angus Wong, Edward Woodward, B. E. Woodward. H. L. Wooten, L. A. Young. J. D. Young, Wyman Abbott, Charles Abney. Michael D. Adams, Bohhy Adams. James Adams, Eugene Adams. Joseph Acnchbacher, C. A. Agner, H. R. Allen. F. A4 Anderson. C. D. Anderson, Preston Anderson, NV. A, Arthur. H. B. Ashe. W. L. Atkins. H. L. Baab, YV. H. Baker, F. B. Baltzagler, Chas. Bardin, J. J, Barker, V. L. Bcll, B. E. Blackman, T. D. Blackstone, J. O. Blackwood, F. A. Bogoslowsky, J crry Boles. B. E. Boller, YV, H. Bonham, C. NV. Bowen. Charles Brand, William Brinson, G. G. Broadwater. T. F. LASS Brown, Cv. A. Brown. G. E. Brown, Harvey Brown. J. C. Brown, Max Bryant. W. C. Burgess. Robert Burkhalter, Edward Camak, James Carswell, K. E. Cason. B. E. Cato. I. A. Cato, L. B- Chambers, R C. Chanccy, Floyd Chandler. N. W. Chayis. Lcnzo Cheek, F. A. Clark, A. F. Clictt. R. R. Cook. J. R. Cooper. C. E. Cosntihan. Paul Crockett. P. T. Crook. Emzcne Crouch, Mickcy Crout, Clarv.-nose Culpc-ppt-r. Berry Culpoppcr.-David Culpc-ppcr. Turry Davis, D, I. Davis. J. A. N53 Davis. Payton Donahoe. C. E. Dozier. R. D. Duncan. J. T. Dunn, B. M. Dye. F, W. Earn. VV. M. Eitner. Hcrman Eng, A, H. English, D. E. Epstein, J. D, Ergle. Jon: Fair. NV. E. Farris. J. W. Faulk. D. D. Fcnncll. J. C. Ficki-n. C. F. Fleming. S. S. F105-ti. E. .-x. Ford. J. J. Ford. XV, J. Ford. Yvalter cill5kIll, XY4iltcr Gihhf. Donald Gil0S, VV. D, Gillion. R. D. Gilmer, F. C. Gilblrcp LeRoy Gore, F. W. Grayson. XY. F. Green. T, L. Cil'L'LfUl'y, J. S. Gricc. D. F, Grubbs, Willis Gunn. L. E4 Guy, D. L. Guy. R. W. Hall, W. K. Hammond, W. Harmon. C. E. Harmon. J. A. Harrison. A. JA Hewitt, J. A. Hildrcth. B. L. Hitc. D. B. Holihs. C. J. Holland. W. H. Holiday. R. A. Howard. F. O. Huwartl. J. G. Howell. Lcstcr A. Hudlow. C. C. Inglvtt. W. L. Ingram, L. M. Inman. T. D. Jackson, R. T. Jauiiscn. W. H. Jeffcoat, J. C. Johnson. J. E. Johnson, L. R. Jordan, J, P. Kcnt, J. W. Kerr. W. E. Kcy. C. L. Key. H. T. Kirkpatrick. S. W Lamb, J. W. Lamb, R, D. Langham, C. S. Lass, C. W. LaSure, D. W. Lawton, J, L. Lee, J. D. Lee, J. M. Lester, D. B. Lever, F. T. Levy, H. L, Loo, M. J. Loyal, G. E. Malpass. C. T. Marschalk, S. E. Martin, Russell McDaniel, J. D. Meeks. R. L. Meeds, VV. A. Menger, J. M. Menger, J, V. Miller, Donald Miller, Walter Mitchell, E. E. Mitchell, R. L. Morgan, Guy L. Morris, T. O. Moseley, J. R. Moyer, Dan McCaslin, William McDaniel, Robert McDonald, Eugene McDonald, William McMichael, William Napier. Frank Nelson, Joe Newman, Ray Newton, Walter Norris, Samuel Owens, John Parrish, Robert Peabody, Prentice Perry. Raymond Pirkle, James, Pitts, Julian Pond, James Portwood, Edward Pound, R. Powell, Freddie Powell, Respress Powell, Robert Prather, William Price, Donald Prickett, John Rabun, Bobby Raines, Jimmy Ramsbotham, W. B. Read, W. R. Ready, B. R. Reese, J. A, Reese, J. D. Riddle, E. H. Riley, O. L. Roberson, Gary Roe, A. D. Rosenthal, Stanley Rowe, R. A. Rowell, H. L. Rufo, Paul Salley, M. B. Sanders, Henry Scarborough, Roy Sellears. M. M. Shead, Ja mes E, Short, G. W. Sims, B. F. Smith, D. E. Smith, Harold Smith, E. D. Spears, Robert Standridge, Ribert Stanford, E. E. Stavro, G. F, Steinberg, M. L. Still, R. H. Stillman, H. G, Stringer, B. P. Swett, E. F. Swindler, Jimmy Thompson, G. A. Thompson, W. C. Tudor, R. M. Turner, Bill Usry, T. C. Wade, A. C. Vfalker, C. L. Walton. R, E. Ward, D. P. Ware, F. A. Ware, O, L. XVatkins. C. A. Weatherford. J. R Whatley. W. L. Wheeler. D. L, Whittle. W. C, Vvilhelm, W. A. Williams, C. M. Williams. Troy Willingham, Billy Wilson, H. D. Wilson. R. D. 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Xllx- Xu lin liillilzliifl uns vlin-mi lil llll1liil:lr xl-lv lf' l'L'IIl'l" will lllc Vilfllilx :ll :lll llicir N-wizll lllllcliuiix ll r :l ya-:ui lllv flllllllfll Sl-ring Trzliliing illflwvlillil, rmirlllfls-rl lay llw ll:-lulrl I-l lllc .Xi'my, - l'Cllfl'C'fl lui .Xl-rll 22 zinrl luuml lllc 5: -t4 cw-llllflclll lllc-3' XVlPl'llfl rc-lnlll lllL'll' "Slim-rllvl' ral- e - ing, Final rlrill CXL'l'l'lSL'P, Ill tllif writing. :irc to ln- llclll 'X FLEMING ' on Klny fl, lllllw curling Il Suvccssful ll1lliElfy year. --un:-v-m--.- v... N ...--. E ILI ARY ll-EP TMENT CHARLES C. THEBAUD I Captain, Infantry l l l Honor military graduate, Clemson Col- lege, 19435 Graduate, Fort Benning In- 5 fantry School, 19433 Overseas Service, 1944-46, Trinidad, British. Dutch and French Guianas. Assigned to A.R.C. 1947. I 'i".-sum . ,r l GEORGE B. VIVIAN '!4 ' : Major, Cavalry ' D '4 v. . . .. . 4 r-fx" I ' Virginia Military Institute 1939. BE. Over- ff x' seas Service China-Burmi.-Incliz Treaie, -F ' Bronze Star, Speclal Breast Orgler :f 'fun ' Hui lChinal. Army Commendation iblict. WILLIAM B. PIERCE QT John Czptain. Infinity Ifsrtii Texas State Teachers College IEQZ: Ovezies Service France and Citi LTV Europe. Bronze Star. Silver 4. Army Commenclition Ribbon. 'F 2 3 , 'Q 6 . w , V3 Q ., 3 . wrx Sgt. 1 Cl. Heuser Forest L. Mooney Curtis Martin C. W. Tully Sgt. 1 Cl. T IE SABRIE CLUB Lx: ,N Qi, r I. W- . 'L' E. E, PUND W. H. FLEMING Prcsidcnl Vice-President S ,7 ,I gg tt x ..- ,,,-0' A 5 xlcsx' 1-1. l'l'XIi I'lQI1SlIml Xl xx Il.l.l.XRl rx l7l.lfXlINl,l x liflf-l'liI'.SIlll xx xx x1.'1'1-114 J. xxxgxixxuix' 'uma xsx man WJ. Dev-ANEY CAECARTER u1.xm.1is li. LIXIQTICIQ . SI-Q1'lQli'l'XIQY Tfwufef Smefafv COLONEL WILLIAM H, FLEMING, II LT. COL. CONRAD W. MCGAHEE LT. COL. ERNEST E. PUND LT. COL. LEON W. HELMLY IVIAJOR HERMAN J. OELLERICH MAJOR JANIES PYLE MAJOR WALTER J. DEVANEY CAPTAIN E. D. MARKS CAPTAIN PAUL W. MURPHEY CAPTAIN P. J. CALAMAS CAPTAIN B. MA BENSON CAPTAIN R. C. IVEATHERS CAPTAIN JAMES O'DANIEL CAPTAIN CHARLES E. CARTER CAPTAIN LEROY SUDDATH CAPTAIN RICHARD EDWRDS CAPTAIN J. WALKER PENLAND FIRST LT. CHIC JANIES FIRST LT. A. L. REESER FIRST LT. M. JERRY HOPKINS FIRST LT. ED CAWLEY FIRST LT. BOBBY BAKER FIRST LT. BILLY EVANS FIRST LT. R. T. BAGGOT1' FIRST LT WALTER LUM FIRST LT. R. I. PADGETT FIRST LT. P. G. MCLEAN FIRST LT. R. H. POWELL FIRST LT. W. VV. THOMPSON FIRST LT. J. E. VVHITTLE FIRST LT. S. FIRST LT. R SECOND LT SECOND LT SECOND LT. FIRST LT. ROGER MILLER . S. RINDER . L. B. HAVIRD SECOND LT. . J. L. TALLEY L. WIGGINS A. S. MCGAHEE MAJOR VIVIAN FLEMING NORVELL Advisor THE lEGllMlENT.AlL STAFF FLEMING DEVAN EY 3 LIVINGSTON M,f'Sgt. A. A. Bennett Reg. Sergeant-Major I 'Q' FLEMING ...f 'YF' S 3 MCGAHEE -1- 3 ! Q x-M' 1 Col. William H. Fleming Regimental Commander Miss Florie Fleming Sponsor Lt. Col. Conrad W. McGahee Q Regimental Ex. Officer ' Miss Betty Gene Balk Sponsor Major Walter Devaney ' , , Regimental Adjutant BALK Miss Anne Livingston Sponsor Sf 5 iv 'V' Captain Paul W, Murphey Miss Swiner Murphey 1st, Lt. R, In Padgett Public Relations Officer Sponsor lux 1 l THE RICHMOND ACADEMY BAND ."YN 1-Qf"" w-1 Q5 BENSON BENTLEY BAMFORD ,i-.i-f.f pYLM-.,, .1 -v-4-.-f---. .......::ug-:H-'53 IQEIIQQALQ-sf an e..' Y 'N '-- sq... , , f- . '51 A Vs 3-if ri jf' n A . . V ' 8 lf- 5 ' , ' ' ,,' A F- . 7' ' ' D 11 . ,.f W, '!-g-121, Y. ' , .1 ' 4 V,, . . 045'-'L' Q M5 ,, 4 ,i ",' .q,.f-,-.-7- 21 , 1 ffya-:I IL V 1a-ve,'.5"f was D - . A A 'f A - A --f -iv-, M o . A uf- ' An- , ' 3,-w ' -' 'N V main I. -' -1 . -' -'f'-'1."gf' 'A A . , A ' gli .J "'J?: 42", ' A 1- , -A fu- -". 4-. 'I"f.2q'S1'Y D H I ,, -V , --. . 3 ' -, K .- 1 Y I , .- . i 4 - '- - -1.--. , - U- , 4. - ..-rufffl , . L'3",Lwf'5f? -MAI : ' ' , ' Ts.-..4 '- . wr . 1 1 F- 1 THE MILITARY BAND THE FRESHMAN BAND 3 6 AMICK IRST BATTAUIUN STAIFJF , Q ' of-w i fun. is Xia' PUND GOOLSBY E ' sr we-Y-'T' 'E' CALAMAS OELLERICH Lt. Col. Ernest E. Pund Battalion Commander Miss Ann Goolsby Sponsor Major Herman Oellerich Executive Officer Miss Jackie Parks Sponsor Captain Peter Calamas Adjutant Miss Frances Amick Sponsor N E' PARKS CUMIPANY A PERSUNNEL L LIHLLLI RIcI1:ml XX'L'fIIIIt'1'x L' I. L'1UNN.ll11ILl xv I'V1l11KiL' IZMII NI 'UN-1 I L I ' IQ.-UL-l'l I. Iizm Q11 I'I:1l1 -111 I I IIILV I 1 I XX'1:I1m::' I.um I'I'z1 1' Iv-11,1 -. -1' WEATHERS FIRST PLA'l"f1l,JN TX SECEND PLAMHDON 6 Q44 BOLT BAGGOTT 1 lf? sg. .FFP LUM COMPANY B PERSONNEL L llJt2li1'l .IZLITICS f1'IJ:micl ,, ,, ,,., WLM. CUl'IlI'l'lZlHflkfl' ss Axllll News ,,,, ,,,, SIHIHFHI lxt, 1.1, lirl I'z11'rifl1 I"lzLt4m11 Luau' A lst. Ll, liugers lfccse , .. , ,,,,, Vlzltwm Lezuicr .1,- A M., ., , . .,.. . FIRST PLATO ON SECOND PLATOON W 5-4 Ag, Nerf O'DANIEL . 14 .PJ . - , , ff a A - " 4 5 4 rf, ' ' 1 '-' K V gf I 4 H3 ,Q-f, REESE 5- Q p -uf FEESE COMPANY C PERSONNEL 4 x lm l 11I1I'1n'N 1 IU'11'I 1 1-, l4w!'v'H11l1'I' H1 Imggvx V1-:L -My F11 H 1 A ' X11"'JxT'I I., Xxx: l'1JxtH-1x l.L.L-lx. .yn . V , 1 I Swv V115 N I 17 N, lIIll"4'!! lvlwlvv FI RST PL."-.TOUN SECOND PLATOON 43: :f CARTER 6 1 PEABODY Q- PINDER FIRST BATTAUION TIN MASS , lf, , I, I'-, ,r-gfpfffigff COMPANY A l'n A.. .,,,... R6 CONLPANY B 'l"'f.K.4,..g.Q, ..f- 1-15:-.L, up 4 -KN ":, , 4 . ,' -- ' X' "-Q, X491 3 A , MJ, . '- - V , . --gi .' ' ' . ' , I -I , ' f . - 4. -X lg., . .N , , -A - .,-. ' xr , '1 W . .. ,' w .89 1. - Q.. ,147-. qv-. M, ,. .vw- 5 :niia.a..SL.:f,x Jihiiahul' 4. r Tll-llE RlllFlLlE TEAM ' f ' no. H.-XYIRD BRYANT T216 Rule- T.-,m uf th: Ag.. 'c-:nv li.is hail ., suuuesslmil vom' unelcr the load- crship .1f:Li.Tuily SCHEDULE Hirluuozaii ou-r Bcnwiit-tim illicrol . Snvziniinh - Ru-limonil ilwrci . Riuliinrmtl uvvr Benedictine llmrcl Hicfixiioirl ovt-i'Lnn1+.1i' ntliorcl . Rxchm-m.i 1-vor Lanier :heron In the NRA. Pnstzil Mgiiuli the loam took fourtccnlh planet- 1168 toning in U. S. competingm EVANS Hsrbezt Bryant is thc team captain q.ntl high scorer for thc yuzir, TULLY THE RIFLE TEAM Herbert Bryant Harry Sherman Pziul Smith Gene Kelly Roger Miller Herbert Elliot Herman Taylor Grady Howard Lloyrl Havircl Bobby Bctls SECUND BA'll'TAl.4ll0N STAFF fins. I . w! 3 HELMLY STILL 'D- 0'- HUGULEY PYLE Y, Lt. Col. Leon W. Helmly Battalion Commander Miss Caroline Still Sponsor Major Jimmy Pyle Executive Officer Miss Juno Norris Sponsor Captain Gaines I-Iuguley Adjutant s ix Miss Austin Gilliland GILLILAND Sponsor NORRIS PENLAND ,gqan qu 'vez'-A IJI'..xNI-.IT ll' z, 2 vii, Mm-LIiAN 7' U '-. x Y.:-J SLC ONIJ IL T1 'ON WHl'l"I'1,l'I CUMPANY JF PERSONNEL l'z1f1'1111 l':Il'l1fll'lI l'.4lXYZlI'4l5 ,, 1 fr, Lfnnm mflu Uhr .H11g'rl'1 lirvxx' S1 14. 1.1. IA'Hl1f' 5 I 5 , 1.1, l.t.Knlw1'l l'1-wc-ll I'I:zt1wm I L 1111 f - ,X -Q .nifi- lv.,- YT' has EDVYARDS X x f -J, X Q7""'x . ., ,.-. WE, - 1 xt' . .,, ,. .H . , '. ,SZ 'ILE ITTZ'1IiZ.ZI7iZfa 'Y 'w FIRST PLATOON SUDDATH U rv rw. 'Q ' SECOND PLATOON POWELL COMPANY G PERSUNNEL flllllllhl Phillip N:u'l--un Um U41 ,, g-.v1A- lily--,fy Vt. 1,1 N1vqc1'A.illu1' 'J -'H nl.I,1. li W- 1' 'J 'H L XVI FIST PLATL ION SECOND PLATOON MARLOWE HOSSELTON I 1 4- , W: MILLER THE SECOND BATTALJION IIN MASS COMPANY E v-569' COMPANY F ..-,.... ,.1. - COMPANY G MILITARY BAILI., 4' ...JV GEN. BI1UL'GI'IEH MISS BCIIIWELI- 45 nf' 'X' X V' MILITARY BALL COMMITTEE IIA ru, GRAND MARCH ---1 1 I I 1 u r P I THIRD BATTALION ST IFIF ' "- as , 1 on 5-Y Qt if iii 0 NEWTON CASTLEBERRY 'dv' ??V . 5' JAMES MARKS V W.,- O'CONN OR A I , MAJOR JACK NEWTON Battalion Commander MISS JOAN CASTLEBERRY Sponsor CAPTAIN GENE MARKS Executive Officer MISS BOBBIE NICKLES Sponsor 1ST. LT. CHIC JAMES Adjutant MISS MAUREEN O'CONNOR Sponsor ix NIC KLES 6- H AD UARTIERS CUMPANY PERSONNEL " BOWMAN lxt. l,t. lf. 1. I..fv,m:m ,, , , , Lu, g.1111111:L114lQ1- KI i-N l1:xrz1I'nrz1 IMum'1t Slvn mx. fr -4. 4. ,... TUX- .11 .H BENNETT F' FIRST rl-,-xroox THOMPSON 'P SECOND PLATOON STIREWALT lst. Lt. Jerry Hopkins ....., .,.,,,, C 0. Commander Miss Barbara Bevin ...,. ..,,,,,,,,....,,,, S puusor Znd. Lt. Lloyd Havird ,.,,... ,,,,,,,, P latown Leader Znd. Lt. LeCw11te Talley ,...., ,,,,,,., I Jlat 1r1, ln Leader COMPANY I gl PERSONNEL 7 17- - - 4 vp BEVIN ?' FIRST PLATOON HAVIRD K. . gs. 15' , SECOND PLATOON TALLEY COMPANY K . 5' Q PERSONNEL , lft, Lt, 1211 Hawley , , , L4-Tw. Cfm1111z111clm' CAWLEY Nix- Mary Kelly , 21111. IA. X. I.. Ric-rr llml 11 Ipllu lwl. TJ. T.vfu1x FHH4 mx KELLY o- ,,2' A -Y 5 M-Y he ,. Y. gl-' ' ' - --- ---W - ' f ln.- FIRST PLATM -N rf- ' A HIESER an 5. 0 5 ,U A .., i SECOND PLATOON SIMON COMPANY L F VZ fx PERSONNEL f J ' gg l 1. Lt. Iiwllluy linker , , ,,,, kb. L'wu11uz111flc1' lfs liilly 'luzm Ruth, ,, ,, Splfxx-wx ml. IA. .X, 5, Kldjzlllcc ,, ,, , , I'lz1Lw ll Lczlrlsx' ml. Lt. IIZITTB' 5llC1'1'I1Zlll ,,,, ., Vlzw Hn i.t'Ll4lEI' FIRST PLATOGN X.. 9 BAKER -'ag ji 5' R UTH 3 6? SHERMAN HQ Q fn 'vs . ... ,41- v- .V, SECOND PLATOON McGAHEE. COMPANY M PERSONNEL V .' . ' ' N. ..Ax .. w Yu, 11 Kflw lxlllx' NT-lux' NM-lv' 1' J ' ' ' v -.,,.'- gAu'f 34m I-1R51 PL..XI1H PN SECOND PLATOON ,I EVANS 1 SIBLEY Q I - 41 NORVELL THIRD BATTAUION IIN MASS 132-' JW' . . EP rs, V, ,,' i"7':A7-Lfi' , gn. "4' I- - .. , 'L' "W COMPANY I ' ' ' 'W' ' COMPANY K . ,,"s L".XL5'.X'."xYX1' L ,IA ' u ,f 4 if if 2 V, -srl! . I T ' . I inf' r .5 , r . A I .-H 'LHHQU BAI1!-XLIUfx 5TAl'F H .-. , FI HST BATTALION STA FF www rf 3.41. . .A . u'Qi -1 4. ' 155.4 V ,Jn Y. , 'Sf ,- .. in -L ,B-. ,...,x f. Hn 2"--141, ' H0 - ' V, , , 0. A , 4' , " rf: ' ,u 6-. SECOND BATTALION STAFF if A . Y fl, l ffm' . I XR L rw af? .W . . .57 i Qfll-as L-- 51 il hll""""l.lf' l ,- lU:i'i YAELi T A .Q mf if. ,, J T ill i'lNXl 2 V ' xl X, ' 5: .5 ,if X J f ,4.,....- p Cf 1 7 lPlRllZlE DlRllL 1948 BEST DRILLED R.O.T.C. COMPANY Company E Commanded by Captain P. G. Perry BEST DRILLED R.O.T.C. Platoon lst. Platoon. Company E. Commanclecl by lst. Lt. Joseph Bailey BEST DRILLED R.O.T.C. SQUAD lst. Squad. lst. Platoon. Company E. Commanded by SfSgt. Robert A. Baker BEST DRILLED FRESHMAN COMPANY Company M, Commancled by lst. Lt. Herman Oellerich BEST DRILLED FRESHMAN PLATOON lst. Platoon. Company L. Commanded by 2nd. Lt. Burton Middlebrooks BEST DRILLED FRESHMAN SQUAD lst. Squad. lst. Platoon. Company M. Commanded by Sgt. Roy Watkins NEATEST CADET SfSgt. Ronald Jester OUTSTANDING MEMBER OF THE BAND Captain Robert M. Benson THE GENERAL LEONARD WOOD MEDAL lst. Lt. Paul B Smith C. W. 'FULLY TROPHY lst. Sgt. Herbert Bryant LEVY MEDAL. BILST DRILLED R.O.T.C. CADEI' Sgt. Charles Thomas BEST DRILLED FRESHMAN CADEI' Pvt. Harold Hoover COHEN MEDAL. OUTSTANDING M.S.8iT. STUDENT 2nd. Lt. William Raines AMERICAN LEGION SABRE Company A, Commanded by Captain Thomm Kirkland VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS SABRE lst. LL Herman Oellerich J. BLAND SCRUGGS MEMORIAL SABRE Captain Thomas Kirkland SHERIDAN MEMORIAL SABRE Captain Thomas Kirkland w- '1F1H11E S1-111ER11DAN M1EMOR11AL SABR1 r1Q11lf 1C1c11z11'11 11. S11Cl'1411lIl K11'111111'i:11 FQ11111 11 :111 :111':11'11 111111111 :1111111:1111 11-1 the 141-1c1'1c 11f1'ic1'1's ,X11111'iz11i1111 111 11111 1':1111-1 11f1i1'1A1' 111' 11111 11.1 lf1'.lf. 111111 11'1111 11 j1111g1'11 111 1lL' 111C 111111 11111111111 111110 1:11111 1x 1111':1r111-11 111 1111-11111r1 111- 11ic11:11'11 151'i11111-1' S11u1'i11:111, 11111111r 3111111111111 411 11i1'11111111111 ,X1':1111-11113 111111 11111 ,... . 1. .. ,. . A, 11151110111111C111111112111l111l1H1'l11UIXXLN1.1111111111 1.11. 111 111'111-r fllr :1 111111-1 11111111 11115 :111111'11, 111' 1111111 111- 111-1 111111' :111 1111111211111- 1l1Q1I11'1L'1'l', 11111 :11111 u 11-1'1:11111- 111111 1':111:11111- 11111111111. .X11111111g11 1111111 :1r1' 114' rigid 1l11:11i1i11:11i11111. C11-111111 11:11 1-11:1111i1111111 111:11 1111- 1'1-111111-11111111111 1:1111'1- 1111 :1 c111111'i1-111111111 1111111'111, :1 111'111'11'i1'111 1111111311-1 :11111 :1 11'I1111,'1' 111 1'1:111 :11'1i1'i1i1-1. '1'1111 1111111 1'1111111i1'i11111 r11I111Ill'11y 11111111-1111 11111 111111 11.1111 11:111- 11'1 I1 11111 1:11111- i1. 1111111-1'1-1'. I11l'1I' 1'11z11':11'11'1'. XW11111111 111111111111 1111-11' 111111111111 11:111- 111-1-11 1lI'Nl 111111 111111111111 g1111111'1111'11. 111111, 1111- 5111-11111111 5I11V1't' 1131 l'4'111l' 111 111- 1111' 1111111 1'1111-11'11 :111:11'11 111:1111' 111 :1111 1i11'1.111111111 111111111111 1111111'111, Award for 1948: Captain Thomas Richard Kirkland SCRUGGS MEMGRIAL SABRE 11111 ,1 111. 1',' 1 N1111gg- N111,1111:.11F.1111'1 1- 111:11-11'-1 11111111-1111 1--1 l'1111'1--X111 1 '1 X111144X 11 1:11: 11111- Y1 11111111151111ggX,1111111'1:11111-11111-1 111 11.1 X-.11111115 1-1 111-11111111111 111111115 111111 1- 1-111-1.11111111g 111 11111115115 :11111 -1'11111:1N111' :11'11111.1-1111111N 111111 11111x1111-1'111 1111 111Ik .111.11'111.1 X111111-111 1l1lln1 -111 111 11In11ll"1n111.11 111' 111-111".1-x :1 n1'11'1' 111 1,111'111.1.1 IIN1'nN1,'1I11ll1IlI12l111'l11ll11' :1- 1111? 1111111111111N111111-1'i-111'11--11111K 111- I11I1'-'1'k'l'4'1X1', '1i11iN :111:11'11 ix 1'1111N1111'1'- 1-11 111 11111111111-1x:1x1-111-1111111 X1'1111111'- 111g111'-1 111111111X Winner of 1948 Award: Captain Thomas Richard Kirkland 5 " elf- C " ei lil' VETERANS OE EORETGN WARS SAERE This sahre is presented each year tn the inemher of the Junior Class who distinguished himself as a leader on the drill field and as an ahle student in Military Science and Tactics. The award is made Ivy IMA 3100, Yeterans of Foreign NVars. Winner of 1948 Award: lst. Lt. Herman J. Oellerich A 4 .Y - 5 if 'ffl THE AMERTCAN LEGTON SAERE Ilia- 1Xllll'l'll'1lll l,cg'inn Szilvrc is awarslcil L-:ich year to cwmlnzlmlci' of the Clllllllillll' that has wma the must parzulcs during the svlnwl year. The sabre is givcnlmyl'ustfn.l..X111cl'ic:m lmgimi. Won by Company A, commanded by Captain Thomas Kirkland 'v ,Q I ,if 8 I I Q I ' .ff 1-.., -1 -w fn.-4rf,:"L -A fm -- gf' .fr .vpn :H ..,-"4:.gf3 Q-,Q A . ,Q L QL .v h 4 , i-I .xx-,if ,. f S Y Xl' ..-.pw-3 - 5. .22 -4- ' , q, L fy..,'- . -ani -V ' 1 .' ...- ...'x.. if - ,-..?. J -Q-I-- ' , -. ,,. -n-,g ,- , J Q . A qv f Y., "Pk XWFL' A 'T IA f"1?'11' l-I". lf-M' QMS GH' ' s ! Q -V . Athlviirn i 'fl:l1l:t gli '1 9' f ":1 ' Q 'M I , A' ig! ff . 1 i. n ' x A 3 f e dj K i f f , R If X' T Q M War 'W' -Q x HY sq? if" 1 ROY E. ROLLINS :KlT',lul1c Dxlwgvlox' :Iwi HL-.xni Fuutl.-all Couch 1 l U , U FH.-XNK INKIAN VY I. MXDEN LP-.NGSTON BOLTON B.iskf3U!11U C'o:w,?' 4-yuu,-1.x'y - '1'r1:.wL1-rx Truck Conch XM ' Fr- ,II ff... Y UB" X Jnwm' Football Cuz: I ' 'Q Q Q -K ' . V -2:3 I X A up N l .7 f , , "- f-Q V, , xx yur" -111. , A an 40 A Wh l N K . Q I I 9 ng H "K 'ff 57 f Ma i Lg-2' WE: HARRY PARRISH A. L. WILLIAMS X. 5 'Q PHILIP MARLOWE A11 GIAA Second Team All Regional First Team BILBO CHANCE All Regional First Team If BOBBY WALKER, CAPTAIN All Regional First Team Sept. 17 Richmond 13 North Augusta DERWENT LANGLEY All GLAA Third Team All Regional First Team SL 1 Sept. 24 Richmond 48 Elberton Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. 15 22 29 5 19 25 6 Richmond 0 Richmond 21 Richmond 7 Richmond 13 Richmond 7 Richmond T Richmond T Richmond 13 Richmond 0 Bass High Jordan Columbus Benedictine Smith High Savannah Lanier Catholic Glynn CARL WAAGNER Alternate Captain TOBIN GORE SHERRILL WEATHERS. C. PROCTOR CARTER .-Yiiv, ifwifvesw VARSITY First Row: Drew, Chzmuf-. Wzliner. Proctor. Hcmlffy, Glxsson. Marlowe, Lnnulf.-y. Ovcrslrcol, Burton. James. Second Row: Wong, Huntur. Gore. Wulkur. NL-qlzlrxclf Sherrill. KL-lly. Fouuho. Daley. Bzluwlott, Wall. Third Row: Graybill. Wezlthe-rs. C, Purrnh. O,DllfllUl. Dofhzcn. Tohm, Shxcm. Fcc-sc. Milchvll, Hugulcy, Weathcrs. R .a Q 4 1, - 41, .74 .s. , ,. f -My-'x 1' ' ' Alhif -'..-If - 'Y' HB" VARSITY First ffox-.'i Lzmlur. Hays. Emi,-hilt E.. Bxllwlutt, lf. Full-lui-x'. IJou:l..fN. Nl,u'KlLl1'11ll1-y. Bznliv. Seconfl Row: Hisizc-rnholhmn. Hwn-ion. Him-. Kufg-xltlwla .Xlklng F1-n wx.-I-,lu.Xnn Ph1lpot.E1flfon. Third Row: Jzmnez. Henfluy. Hnrfl4v.s'.lj.'. Anlll-rson. H.. Goollx-.m Story.. Dux'-'.-.,Gx'u-1'. Bl'lll!l'P. Furrl,Juftcr. Fourth Row: Penn, Reynolds. Cheeks, Kuflzlr. Euhgmks. RL-fl'l15l1.Colxc-n. Brzmrlfwn, Amh-1'sr-r1.B, fy., , l ,. ManagersiStanding: Chaval, Timmerman, Oellerich Kneeling: Rollins, Bennett The Cadets opened their 19-LS football on the night of September 17 by turning back a North Augusta eleven by the score of 12-6. Derwent Langley crashed over from the one-yard line to bring to an end a fiercely contested battle between the two elevens. SAXON FEESE ln the next game the Musketeers turned back the Elbertovn High Blue Devils by the overwhelming score of 48-O. Derwent Langley took the open- ing kickoff and raced up the middle of the field for a UTD". Philip Marlowe kicked the first of the six extra points of the evening and the onslaught was on. The entire Cadet team saw action as Coach Rollins substituted freely. Larry Wong, Arthur Glisson, and Langley scored twelve points apiece. - 1. Next, the Musketeers journeyed to Atlanta only to be turned back by an underrated Bass High team. The game was played on even terms until a returned Richmond punt was brought up to the 28 yard line which set up the Bass score. The try for the extra point failed. and the Blue XYave led 6-O. :X blocked punt and a -ll yard drive ended the scoring for the night. Bobby NValker and jack Dodgen shone brightly for the Musketeers on defense. The following week in Columbus, Georgia. the Cadets edged out Jordan High 21-19. The home team outplayed the Cadets throughout and went in- to the dresssing room with a comforable 15-O lead. .Xt the beginning of the third period it looked like a duplication of the first half when 'lorclan scored on an 88 yard clash on the frst play from scrimmage and ran np a l9-O lead. Then that "never say die" Richniond spirit caught fire, and the Cadets rush- ed to the .25 yard line lIf.l4'Jl'fl211l, and Langley went over for the score. .Xgain in the fourth period, l.angley scored. The score was now l9-ll. ln tht- last period with two minutes tu play. Bilbo Cliance threw a 33 yard pass to lack llodgen and the lanky end went to the .li rdan l yard line. XYllllL'l' llaley BAGGOTT HUGULEY JAMES, L. DREW' JAMES. 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HUNTER 51111111 111311 1-1111111111111 x1:1' 511111111111 1-11 1 111. 311 1111.1 1.1-111 11Il' 11. 11- DODGEN 111-I11L'11,l11'7. 1111-1:1111'1x 11' 1'1'1f 11'N1 :1- 111-1-111 XXJ11111-1' 1111111 1-1111 1111111 1111' IF:11111Nl:11-11-111-1--11111-111111,-1-x11'111111111, 51111111 -1'111'1'11111:111 111l1'1'1'1-1-1111 l1ZlNN 1:1114 111 1111' N1-c1111-1 1:11:1:'I141':11111 1':11'1'11 .111 j1:11'11- 1111' 1111- -1'111'1-. SIl1111l 111g11 '1'4'1'l'l1 :1g:1111 111 1111- 1111171 111-1'11111 111 :1 .1 fIl1'11 1111111gv, '1'111'11' 11111111 1:1111 filllll' GLISSON HENSLEY MITCHELL RABURN O'DANIEL DALEY on the 10 yard touchdown pass late in the fourth period. Richmond defeated the Savannah High Blue jackets on the night of Nov- ember Sth by the score of 7-O. Bobby Wfalker shone brightly for the cadets with Langley and "Ludie" Glisson played bang-up ball for the Cadets. Bilbo Chance scored from the l ft. line in the second quarter and Richard lYeathers held the pigskin as Marlowe booted the extra point. The next week the team went to' Macon, Georgia. where the Lanier Poets ran wild over them. The Poets scored in every quarter while the cadets could score only in the second quarter. This came after a 6-l yard drive. sparked-plugged by Wlalker and Langley. Chance passed to Dodgen for the T.D. Marlowe booted the extra point. On a beautiful Thanksgiving day. a fighting Richmond team beat Boys' Catholic High 13-O for the city Championship. Chance scored early in the first period after Captain XValker made a first down on the 4. .N Catholic drive was stopped when XValter Daley intercepted a pass on the 5, The half ended with the Shamroclts in control of the ball on the 50, and the cadets leading 6-O. llinlc Hensley scored on a run off tackle with only a minute remaining in the game. Marlowe kicked the final point. and the Musketeers won 13-O. FOUCHE Un December 13th, Richmond journeyed to Brunswick and was trampled by the score of Z4-O. The game was never in doubt as Glynn .Xcademy w n the game and Region Two Championship. WONG PAR RISH WALL NEELANDS KELLY OVERSTREET RICHMOND ACADEMY BASKETBALL FRANK INMAN Rossville Conch SCHEDULE Richmond 51 Columbia 39 Savannah 38 Lanier 35 Columbia 35 Benedictine 31 Commercial 23 Lanier 44 Greenwood 42 Glynn Academy 37 Benedictine 47 Commercial REGIONAL TOURNAIVIENT Richmond 47 Savannah Benedictine G. I. A. A. TOURNAMENT 55 Richmond Knee-lm: E-aciutl. H We-atl'icrS. Hcrnmlon, Hugulcy. Hall. Standing Pziznfh. Shu-i'1'1ll. O'D..ni-32, Su-lilgilh. Daley. Greer. With the return of six letterman from last year's team the 1949 team turned in one of the most impressive records in the history of basketball at Richmond. After finishing the regular season with a record of 10 wins and 1 loss the Cadets won the Regional Tournament in Savannah by edg- ing out Benedictine in the finals. The following week they traveled to Atlanta where they lost a heartbreaker to Ross- ville High despite a last quarter rally. The team was repre- sented on the GIAA mythical squad by LeRoy Suddath, who was the sparkplug of the Cadet offense, Walter Daley. sharpshooting forward, secured a second string berth. Sud- dath and Daley also represented the Cadets on the All- Tournament teams and on the All-Regional squad. Richard Weathers and Gaines Huguley, speedy guards, had enough votes to receive regional honors. Weathers was named to second string berths on both the Regional and Tournament squads. Huguley was named to the second string All-Tour- nament five. Jimmy O'Daniel, lanky forward, although not making an all-star team, should be lauded for his depend- able play and for the excellent job he did while acting as captain during the tournaments. The eleven boys who made up the team and their capable coach are proud of their achievement. SHERRILL SUDDATH O DANIEL HUGULEX All Regional Season Play First All Rcexonal Tournament First Team: All Regional Tournament Team First Team: All GIAA Fnst Team All GIAA Toumament First Team PARRISH D.-XLEY WEATHERS All Regional Seaman Play lst Team.All Regional Tournament 2nd Team. All Regional Tournament lst Team. GREER BAGGOT1' HALL HERNDON "B" VARSITY lst Row: Stowall, Douglass, Griffin, Cook, Putman. 2nd Row: LaSure, Bennett, Entwistle, Babbitt, F., Nixon, Babbitt, E., Hill Farris, Benson. Third Row: Gillion, Poppell, Pate, Garland, Hobson, Lutes, Reddish, Charles, Kirkland, Watkins. "C" VARSITY First Row: Kent, Hite, Lamb, Holland, Pirkle, Cason, Newton, Wright, Ford. Second Row: Lever, Rufo, McMichael, Steinberg, Abney, Chandler, Grice. Yarborough, Barton, Raines, Longham. Powell Third Row: Anderson, Merger, Short, Rowe, Cheeks, Shead, Whatley, Hudlow. Peabody, Aenchbacker, Reed. JIUNLOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL .453 ICH ""'p?v F K L A. L. WIILIAMS h LUCKEY ROGERS RAINES DORSEY WRIGHT WOODWARD Kneeling: Scoggins. Avery. Wright. Dorsey. Saul. Standing: Coach Williams. Clayton. Woodward. Luckey. Raines.Rogers. lla 4, A, G RLS' BASKETBALL N .. V tl'-I '-Q:':.'I"" I. lv- "2 ., "2. I : 'a ibm.-QW.. V? -1 . 'I -we 934: -44-cf' N3 -.9-N7 " A Rx .63-' ' NY-1"1'-'T?.' fx R.. HYSS1 "-'icixnxfg 5.3. swf :.f'r"9fi'fd: N. -- 'Q 3.-Q45 Af-' 'sr .A JZ? 'A " '--QQ, ,. . . wr . 'Q X GK' ' ' JSE I ...HJ , LANGSTON BOLTON. Conch '7 TT w I ,v P x ,X First Row: Mary YVhitaker. Ann Xvhatley. Bobby Ann Robertson. Joanne Nason. Dorothy Henderson Second Row: Susanne Levine. Frankie Walton. Kathy Marriott. Hxlda Long. Dorothy Rozier, Third Row: Helen Hoffman. Elizabeth Hoffman, Betty ChzmcIler.Pat S1m0n.M2nry Ann Thomas, Coach Bolton THE RICHMOND ACAD MY GOLF TEAM A. R, C, GOLF TEAM SCHEDULE April 1-Richmond vs. Aiken High April 15-Richmond vs Aiken High April 8-Richmond vs Lanier and Catholic High April 22-Richmond vs Lanier and Columbus May 13-14-State Meet at Athens, Ga. GENE MARKS BDQLY PARSONS FLEMING NORVELL ROBERT REED LARRY MCCRARY HMUND ACADEMY TENNIS TEAM Kneeling: Sum Flcminsl, Tarpluy. Elliott Porter. Standing: Keith Charles. J. O Smith, Jr. LeRoy Sucltlntli. Gaim-s IIuQulQy.T1-mmy Knotts. A. R. C, TENNIS SCHEDULE March 18 Richmonrl vs Aiken Hiilh March 25 Riuhmonfl vs Aiken High April 1 Richmond vs Lanier April 15 Richmond vs Lanier April 22 Richmond vs Sgivzmnah April 30 Richmond vs G.M.A. May 13-14 State Meet :it Athens Ga. llc, C, AQ. 'IUENNJIS Tl-EAM 11, C, A, TENNIS TEAM SCHEDULE April 9-The Citadel-Here April 29-The Citadel-there May 6fGeorgia Military College-here May 20-Georgia Military College-there Kneeling: Scoggins, Fleming, Pudor. Pund. Standing: Capers, Raines, Ansley, Phillips, Coach, C. H. Mitchell, PRUESIENTATEIUN UF TROPHUUES FRIEDMAN TRUPHY we. Coach Rolllns. Presldent Hardy. Supl, Langford. Bobby Walker. FIRST TEAM REGIONAL TROPHUES THE CHEERLEADERS , X C YJ' 1 Kneeling: Anne Goolsby, Betty Chandler, Mary Kelly, Elizabeth Hoffman. Standing: Curtis Luckey, Jack Newton, Tolly Brinkley, Bobby Cooper. A CITY CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY Fvaturvz , Q-- il J ""."f. 7 I ,, F.. I f 'X 9 X' N- 5 ft .. M-X. I I 1, 2 ,4 1 f. laws 53,1 .A ul' 45. 1 A? Nr- f 1 K ' X3 wx.. '--A Xff- .. 1.. ' .IP-1.5 .:- if -, . h H5 in EAUTH 'M xp S? if ANN REESiE 375 ANN BURGAMY 'Q11'-r Q? VALEDICTURIANS RICHARD J . KELLY ,5. ".! .J- -sn:-ull' v BILLY LANGE TI t Popular Buy n 4'-v 1 'VF I l PATSY O'CONNOR Most Versahle Gxrl ,tv Q, 1 MARX ANNA OGDEN Mus! Popular Girl Q , 4, 1 it 1 is BRIAN MERRY Most Versatile Boy A-sv' 'X i 1 I V BOBBY WALKER Best Senior Athlete GB 'Fi' 1 ' HERMAN OELLERICH Best Looking Senior GAINES HUGULEY Most Versatile Senior S wc" BOBBY BAGGOTT Most Popular Senior . 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'J ' X ANN FIEESE '-' 4 HERMAN OELLRRICH 6 Q 'ID 'N 1 i CONRAD MCGAHEE EDITORIAL STAFF I.11Nx l H,H11ll1'T , I flu n H1 l.wn'1:11'fl Uwllf " ' 1 'NJ -K'lliCf L'wnr:ul Xldlzlllcc, Xlzumging Iiclilur l:!'i1lllAlL'l'l'j' ,Nun livvwu .XFFIICIQIIC llllllllfb l'.4Il1:l51l1w:nk Nlznrx Xmm l lgflcn lh'lfI'111l-+V ,XCllXllIL'r l'.llIlHl'4 xlllfillll H1-icrm' IQHH1-Il llnir 'zur' lhuuuu .xllllv . lik I-Q1li1.'rN Hl'!'INZlIl livllm-1'1cl1, BlllllIlI'Y lzllllffl' I-51111-1 Fyxuumx If :N-vw H--V1-x'1w1x lu- W,,,.R xwy ,'-N-Q 1 Ifuwn 1 ,xg M315 x 31 asv- i X . 4 .1 EDNA SMOAK Flu!! 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Roberts Brian Merry ,,,, -,--........a .,,..,, Literary Editor 1" lr' Bnfnhwl George Kelly ,.A..A, .l.....- .,,.,, Managing Editor H'I Bvzcxx' tv Bohbv .-Xnslev ...... e.1....-....-IC.-X News Editor 'Xl 'Ut , U' U3 ' ' L. R, XX :xlker Archie Bennett E. S. Bonham Gene Bowman XV. E. Brandenburg E. R. Bush P. -I. Calamas J. BI. Dicks XYiIham Dye XY. S. Eubanks H. C. Geer F. G. Howard P. XY. Murphy Bob McGee Charles Nicholas J. B. Pender Herman Oellerich Get frgc XX'right BUSINESS STAFF H, C. Gear. Business Manager A. M. Cohen j. D. Voss O O. McGahee, jr. H. XY. XYo0dward FACULTY ADVISERS G. M. Scott B. R. Smith MERRY SCOTT wr-fr K ,rx -ix WRIGHT STNTITH 2- '.-'v8'-"'f-"g,g-'j..'.- . ' 4:7 1 .bn 5 Y 5' f TRIANGLE CLUB MEMBERS JOE NIXON President SKIPPY MOODY Secretary 1.43. 1 . Bert Harbin Irvin Higlmtoxvcr Ibm RCXIIHIKIS lfrul Clmnrllcr I. fr. Klfmufl' llillj' Rninw Xlirkcy S:1lcI1L'r lil I Tv rrwy Hill AIIUICII Stewart Capers Tum Maxwell -IIIIIICS I.ix'ingsl1m Uifk -lfllltw .lurk Xcwtwl1 -Irflm Urln-l11:1n 4.-.x 1-1 OTIS CARTLEDGE Treasurer ROBERT ANDERSON Vice-President lf' "x M-Y ,,, BOBBY BAGGOTT President HERMAN OELLERICH Vice-President CADET H JY EMORY FARR Treasurer HARRY PARRISH Adviser MEMBERS George li-aircl Brad ljeunett Uzie ljrantley Rtfgerf Fcese Paul ljreer Dan Hall Dink Hensley Bobby H-Jrni: Gaines Huguley Charles 'larrett Gene Kelly Frank McDaniel Gene Marks Fleming Norvell -limmie 4 Vllrmiel Elliott Porter Rul'vcI'I RC6Ll lYelJlJ Sherrill Howard Timmermzm Richard Edwards Bill Drew XX.. C- QQUOIQ Hugh Xeelrmds -limmic Pyle L, Lev: Riclmrrl XYsatl1ers A ADEMY HLY OFFICERS MEMBERS Vlvirk l:n11n'N.l'r1--iflrlll llwluln' llglkl-1',Xlu-I'1'w1flv111 Ilmukw MVIIIH1. 5L'4'l'L'lfH'X lx' flwfl lxllvx XXMf1llv111'y Hinkcr l,1'I'llX Slulclillll l.x'mn-n XX rllmmf l'fn1x' xlllllltflll, l!'k'IlNll1'L'l' Hill Ihmullm ,. ,. . . lnllx'll11lpl11,kl1:llll:ul1 I-,ll Ill-gmfl.,n J AMES Ulix llcnfml linrl lflmx cl llunnif l"uslL'I' .lzunus ll:nrml:ux'ay 'l'rm1n1y llcrmlwn 'l'mx'i5 lllgglllllllllllllll GL-urge Kelly XX'aylaml Lamar blames Lllytlill Gewrge Mitchell RICHMOND HllJY MEMBERS Roy Anderson Lonnie Boardman Edwin Douglass Tommy Douglass Herbert Elliott Tom Goodwin Jimmy Hatcher Jimmie Havron Nath Hayes Jimmie Harrison Grady Howard Billy Hill Richard Kelly Eugene Matthews Roger Miller Butch Mulherin Billy Maxwell Billy Morris Larry McCrary Irvin Rice Tommy Sanders George Sheftall Roy Simkins OlFlFllClElRS Billy Evans, President Harry Sherman, Vice-President Jimmy Boatwright. Secretary Lloyd Havird, Treasurer Russell Hair. Chaplain AlD'VllSlElR Sgt. C. NY. Tully 7 EVANS SHERMAN TULLY HAVIRD HAIR ZIETA RHU SIGMA A l MEMBERS Xnm lim'-v Xmm lluvgzuux .I-,.1!'l1-xl'-1 XIAVX Xvm Ill--w,w Xmn XX:n'V Xmv XX MLIMX iws- Hum lid-'vx H Hmzm I,Mn1M1lm I1 I-IIIMLIE l'iH1wNw--.Hu Xrm 4.411 IJVX lf .1-.Wx l'1 LQQAX Xlvrwlx ' 1 l'1-umyw1.4--1---n ' livlly I Yxmxwilm-V MARIAN MEIERE 5"'1W"-N l'H1""'H Prvszrlvu! VUL llfll' l':ll N111-ww MARX ANNA OGDEN Sggrgfm-1, .-lrlrxsew' PATSY O'CONNOR Vzcc'-Prcsirleilt f--- "1 1, 'K P ' . l is .4' N. v -.- EDNA SMOAK Treasurer PHALANX BILLY LAN GE ' ' ' FOSTER President Secretary 3 as e I N' l RAY SIMS J. S. REISER Treasurer MEMBERS Bowlmlmy Coupon' Burlcly Dc-Yancy licl XYrigl1t Billy I-Iuglws jack Ivey LRmrarl Rlciiahec Billy Worlxvnrcl jack Rcrlrlick Hubby Parrish Charles Rucker Xvlllfllltbll llzxir J. P. Priu- C, AQ LITERARY SUCJIETY A I4 L Y . .Il ' 'U ww. if PHILIP SHAPIRO Vive-President BOBBY ANSLEY Prcsadcul PATSY O'CONNOR Secretary Adviser GALLOWAY Treasurer MEMBERS l'Qx11f'ry.Xrril1g1fvl1 .Xnn liurgzuny -Illflll Hyrcl Ilmvznrfl -Iullvs Suznnnu 1,1-vim' Iiflgar xlCl,Illlil'l Cfmrzul Nfcfkxllc-C Nlnrirm Rlcicrc lirizux Merry Mary ,Xmm f Pgflcn .Xnn R1-csc Miriam Siskin Edna Smnak L. R, RICHARDSON Adviser BETA CLUB SX QT? sf , , 'sa 1'- RICHARD BILLX BRANAN President CHEESEBOROUGH Treasurer Secretary MEMBERS -I. IU. Burch t3Cl7I'gC jimmy Iiuzxtwright Leunnnl Cutts XX-illiillll ,X. Uuzier llcrlvcrt Elliott Hillx'Ex'z1ns I'.l1lHl'j' Parr Irving llhillcr liilly Ilill R-'bert lluntlcy tl. Ilunlur Rl'1lZll1l -lvrlcr XY:1yl:m1l Lumzu' -I. l.2lllQlk'j' klrm- KIIIVIQS l!illI':1rf-rm Rig'lll"Il Rulwrlfmm xlZll'YiI1 Scars 1rL'Hl'QL'ShCfl1lll llaxrry Sl1L'I'l11Z1I'I l.cwl1Si111m1 ,NIM-rl I Iuy ck Clvllv Kvllj' XY:1llvr lime STUDENT OOUNCII MEMBERS OFFICERS llilly Fleming 'rlmzml XX-L'2lIlHL'TN.IxI'Cri1lL'Ill Curtis Luckcy 411liI1l'x Iluguh-5, Yicc-l'rcfi1lcut Tully Brinkley ll.-I-lu LWw1w1', Svcrctzxry Morris XY:1rr Ilillg l.:mgm'. 'lQru:v11ru1' Rikxllilfll l'1flXYEll'd5 IT Tm11u1y Knotts L A ICM"-5 i,llI'lli'..X1lXiNK'I' -'L'hit-k" .lnmcs WEATHERS lll'lll' KL-Ily LANGE 7 Iimlwin lhmglflss l4ich:u'1l li:xlkcuu1 Iirzul lin-unctt lf:lu':u'fl llrnkc Rufus Nlznl-muy XY. Y, Slmclslrnwl ORDER OlFlFllClERS I J -Iinnny Klurp iy, I ast Master Councilor Hob XYhitaker, Master Councilor Conrad McGahee, Senior Councilor George Kelly Billy NVo0dward Wfheldon Hair Russell Hair Boll .lump Bryan DuBose Pete Burgamy Sain Dillender Dan Hall XValter Brandenburg liill Drew Ed Wright Freddy XYalters Paul Hair Lewis Simon Charles Pippin XYarren Blanchard XValker Penland XYooclhury Rinker Thomas Ergle David Barnes Tunney Bowman Richard Pinder lid Cawley R. R. Anderson Ol-7 DEMOLAY MURPHY WHITAKER 5? MCGAHEE RHO Cl-Ill MEMBERS OEEICERS llvilffell lilflllfllmfl liiinnn Phillips. President IOC Uflilfb' Mickey Szitchcr, Vice-President BillNH1lCH Xl l'l1illips. Secretary Lewis Powell lhil-I-y .Xnflcy,Trc:1surCr R'i'll91't Pnfflm liimzilil lizillmvriy. Lhaplain 1111r'111'i"1f lWillifff ug-A Vi. s. liciwcr, .XllX'lSCl' Beryl 'l'uiim-iiluiiiiii Lamai' Murray REISER I I I 1 1 ff The purpose ul thc nc-wly-rcnctivatcd Rho Chi pre-rncclical fmlcrnitv is, ns in thc past, to hcttcr acquaint its membcrs with the niccllml profc ssion. Thi5 is -cconiplishecl by pi'ug1r:inis concerning some phase of the mediczil profession and by occasional talks by rlucturs and medical stuclcnts. '36-, f 4:- Nu MCGAH E Landon Aldridge Bobby Banks Leon Barton Jimmie Beatse Bobby Beck Robert Bridges NVilliam Broadwater Pete Calamas Ed Cawley Donald Cheeks Henry Cook Claud Cooper Shelton Eubanks o ? 4 ETI w 2 E Ei G fl o o 'T Ei w :ff E 4 W F4 w Z Z Z cn Q ei E ,'vN' -ui' sf BENSON MEMBERS jack Hixon Xvlllllllll Hundley Paul Simon Roy Irby Calvin johnson Robert Lamb John Logan Hugh Lord Tom Marsh Ted Mathis Elvin Mcllonald Furman Padgett Robert Padgett james Patrick james Pollock Randolph Prescott Cleon Price Jimmie Proctor Charles Reid XVayne Rhodes blames Smith Charles Spence Jimmie Stewart james Thomas XX-llll2ll1'l Thompsoi lJonalclXYillian1s vii' .gl 95 I'-Q-' vg.. , REESE Thurman ixflillllh, YiceJPresident A FARMERS OF IJ Fon BOYS 'P l ,. 91.10 1-A1-:ON I X YING AL oggmdi ,lb 7 'X ' VOC41-,ONAL A1-:OH ,no fy ACYRICULTURK THEN' 0 .1 h x ' .. R, ffaplcubj f A0 " E TURB , '- E E AMER1 f vip. 0 AX 1: ivy' F 5 , 9 9 597 i ll t i f Left to right: Robert McGee. Souix-tzii'y'. .lzimcs Milf-hull. Ruporlcr, Sonny Reid. Treasurer: 1Stancl1ngl R. L, Luck-Q-y. Advisor. Wiliam Nelson, Yicc--Pit-siclc-nl. Marion Smith. President. Thu liulurc l7:ii'n1L-iw will Xiiii-i'ir:i, -fi' lil" X :ix il if llhllflllf' kiimvii. li :L iiziliwnzil fvrgziiiinzilii-ii -if li'-5 X Nuivliiiig uwziiimiznl agriculture in high fclii--il. 'l'lu-1lijf---l:milziii1i-4 1' thu X1 win-ty mic essentially Ihif: lu lu-lp :i izirni lull lu hm-lp hiiiiwlf. Iiy purlifipaliiig in itf x:ii'iL-fl zxvlixiiii-4 an Hll'llll'L'l' lu-:iriix iiiwrc :ilmut thc uiczitimi of fziriiiiiig. 4ll'Xl'lUllx hiw -mln cilizicilim-s, cultixntcs Im iiilcrcfl in l1i5 crmmiuiiily. :iiifl guts Il licltcr un- flcrstzmfliiig 'if iiatiuiml Imililp-iiif inxiilxiiig thc liufiiieff of farming. OEEICERS Xlnrii-ii Smith l'I'l'Nlllk'lll Xlilliziixi Yi-lswii, Yin--l'i'n-wirluiit 5--rim lin-i-l il-l'l'IlNlll'l'I' lium-N Xl llL'l1L'll. lisp. vI'lk'l' lQ.iI-1-rt Xlrl Luc, S1-ui'r1:1i'5 C lf. Xl. ll--i'iiL'. Xilx l'l'l' ' 2 iq. i,. l.IIl'lit'f'.,X1lXlxi'I' I ' MEMBERS lziiiiw-N XX illiiiglizmi lfllii-l!SI:ii1!lirml ilh iiizilll Vl:u'lQ-i 'll -liilviiil lzirlc -I--1-Iliigliw lillf Xlliilix lniigviu- Xilziiii- ,lm-4':i1.i-ll-5' Xiiwiii lilfllllfl' lfliixfl Vliiiiivrx' ll.-lie-i'l lhrfivi' lliiillvi' lin-liill l1..ii:ilflliiI-hs 'I'-iiiimiv I irr-riic YL-i'iwii ll:ii'rm-ll lfrziiik llliwllrcl lfrwl .lnrrull blniiicf lluffcwrit Vlniiilv licy l.ZlFfj'Kll1f1 Frziiik Mzltllic-ws XYilli:im Morris liclwzircl Pnrtwoorl liven-tt Sczirhnrougli liilly Iurm-r li1'wl'g1' lliL'lCll lim ill Smith lllllllllll' 'lxl'l'l'l'l ll:li'wlrl.X1l:uns 1 Plvlx .Xiiwlcrsmi L':ii'l Iingliy liwllllj' Kiflllli' Stanley lliirii XY:irrcn liulizmks Ri-lu-rl fiihhs l,. Y. .ln-ffcuzlt Ralph Klzmsmi Ylzum-x Morris R-mimic Nix blzuiic-F Patterson Xliillinm Sikcs Il. C. Sims Tum Slanff-rrl Tcrl F-tcwart l.:1m:xr Storey i' we ,g-Jr, lm a 1 'L' 50- V l .ii Smith with his Black Poland China Sou 1 4 Wifi? Ronnie Nix with his three Purebred Hereford Cattle James Mitchell with his Purebred Poland China Gilt sv' P? , N- HAIR GOLD MRM SUCIUETY fvfg, 1'5" q,x 1-'37 KELLY MEMBERS lI,Ru-sellU:1ir Ril'l1fLl'll-I. Kelly l':ml XY. Murphcy Herman -I. f lcllcrich II- vlvfry 1Qu115Q II1-11-Nr 1-Hixmlx I'-ix' I1!'.'Illl'L'!'Nl!il' in lhiy wcicty may M- 1-:wmwl in rCll"IIAI'NIIil1 :xml 5lll4ll'Ill zwlivitivs. To M- vlxgxlxlv wr l1ll'Hll'L'I'Nl1lll, Il czmflulznlc must have ll 1:11:11 HI, tuclxc pwilllr 1liNtl'ilvllln'1l ill cflfl! of UIC uw mum fig-T41-, Thv Cwllilllfl rccorcl :md char- :1-111' wi 1-:wh vzmrli-lim' muxl lu' ILIIIYIWFNCKI Ivy thc ll.uwr'Nll'xx11lxi1lvu. CIT' MURPHEY K 0 -.- ' fv-"' X .- OELLERICH E P . f . r' j ANSLI-:Y V Cy' - i ' -no? f 9 s f' FLENHNG , , l in CLWJBEE JOLLES OEEICERS Bobby Ansley, President Rosemary Radford, Vice-President Howard Jolles, Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS john Cumbee W'm. H. Fleming Brian Merry James Price Mary Smith Pll-Ill THETA KAPPA l l x 7 fr mar W M K5 Til ' " lll Membership in Phi Theta Kappa. a national honor- ary fraternity, is limited to those junior College students who have completed three semesters' work wih a grade average of 90 or better. MERRY A 'ga q' Q NE Q,- RAD!-'ORD .ki 6 E' ig: M PRICE Faculty .Xdviser C. H. Mitchell I 103 SMITH if K'2 ,.,L-'tpxtjxil If - A . hh ,,,,, 23 , Lv' vi-' K., 54 .913 U w J' I . . -If . ...ni X : 5. ,IM - X' -4 -' q . , , . . jf ,X 54 G-limi 'yu 4- Q rffli Qffegfs- J?e"4v!G? - 131.1 gg" -4 ,A Ex x ',' sq' F- ms ' ' 1' X 9' -il? ,." ' Ji .B- x -1 3 :ws ,gr Y ii' , . ': Q N. 5 f. M '1- Il.-2 E, .f', fx-Nm N ,.,,, I .wx ,r gf' Q ff -fiXF' Lf f , . I1 I imlrn If ff .-' .,f ' h ,-f ,fgxi -'I 'A x " f A " ,?3"' gf. - .' .. . ,- . 1' ' .ag f ,,-1 361 ,E Z. . 1 qv -I . "sn tha, l ' ' af ,N W -3 'P xg: 'I 4 , :' -'f'.1v--x1""':' ' ' ' 1 . ik, ,, .-, Q, . ,.,,4-,.,, UA ... Nj, W K fe XE '. .x',, -dgrf x TR , u a ein-'N .X ,I f As' 0 . l ',! li ,Q ' 1-' ix 'tif 1 5. , , f f Xf ll' X , M. . X 1 F v ! ,MSW J gf, X XX mf' 53 0 . -4 I A x J 'x ,Q 'X Q w T -.L , MX . .X .. xx x C 6 A V! xv? 1 N f r " ' 4 a: Q ' H 5 . ip 1-A I' si L 1 'S l H B I. 5 1' i ' J. l,. V. 'I vz' K. 1+ -'wo ' -.. W, 3 I .Y V 1- ' .N 1 I i ' A I ,gn fn, 4 vw -if 1' , .1 ui 'H '--. 1 I' I' MY HOB BY B OX Opening a biy flolulby Box is an adventure for candy lovers. Each delectable picc a new cancly thrill. Slxcfu enjoy the r L smooth chocolate with an almuud c f fruits, nuts and cream fonclants. 81190 AHB 5, Q ex Q xf 'V -inf ff Lai MY HOBBY BOX www UNUSUAL CANDIES RTHOSE WHO LQfVE FINE THINGS Compliments HAGLER TIRE 8z SUPPLY of COMPANY 740 Reynolds Street Phone 2-B405 CO' HEADQUARTERS FOR THE GENERAL SQUEEGEE Phone 2-4611 Augusta, Ga. The Tires For Sale by Richmond Hi-Y GOOD HEALTH TO ALL Compliments of FROM REXALL LANE DRUG STORE 8th 8: Broad UNITED ELECTRIC SERVICE 841 Reynolds Street Dial 2-3045 Augusta, Georgia HARBIN'S FLORIST FLOWERS and GIFTS Metcalf at Walton Way Phones 3-4406-3-4407 'A ' ,G HERMAN OELLERICH PLUMBING - HEATING INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS Dial 3-7077-3-7584 DeLUXE CLEANERS Dry Cleaning - Pressing AUGUSTA FOUNDRY Q Gray Iron - Semi - Steel Alterations Brass and Aluminum 315 Eighth Street Dial 2-4325 Castings Augusta, Georgia 1415 McCauley Street Dial 2-8025 COMPLIMENTS OF fzeen '4 Qcafzcuye COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRING Compliments of J. H. MILLER, Inc. 916 Greene Street Augusta, G Compliments of Compliments . of S U P P U E S HOWARD LUMBER co. BUILDING MATERIAL 1900 Milledgeville Road Augusta, G 525 FIFTEENTH ST. Dial 2-7870-2-4078 A, :Jw cw. Compliments 0 of . , . R U B E N ' S Davison s Auto Service 916 - 18 BROAD STREET 123 - 7th Street Augusta, Georgia Complete Outfitters for the BEST WISHES of STANDARD BAG CO. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Entire Family Augusta's Only Home Owned Department Store Department A Q f H Store EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS! . . . .BELK,S IS HEADQUARTERS in Augusta for the Well Dressed College Boy or Girl! SOUTHERN RADIO CO. A. ROY KROUSE J EW E L E R 20 - 9th Street Dial 2-7271 EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING "If We Can't F' I - Th I A LOC3 Cl EXPERT RADIO SERVICE A g Sta Sp g G d C Tubes-Part S W. J. POOSER, jr. A g G Ph A g G ....fll - C f fCHEVRQLETf 'gilfe SALES 8: SERVICE HENRY DARLING, Inc. 533 Broad Street g G g R. E. Blanchard and R. H. Madebach Kings Way Pharmacy, Inc 2113 Kings Way Maxwell Brothers FURNITURE FRIGIDAIRES - PHILCO RADIOS DRAPERIES EXPERIENCED INTERIOR DECORATING SERVICE Phone 2-5526 933 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia ., - Q I 1 '-at J- . ' ,V : 1 x' il a ",!. ' Compliments . of CARR'S 960 Broad Street Phone 4-5531 Compliments of KN IGHTS PHARMACY j. T. Matheny, Proprietor Southern Lubricating Co. 1460 Ellis Street VALVOLINE CITIES SERVICE Frank's Electric Company Electrical Contractors-Electrical Appliances Phone 2-0578 1977 Savannah Road Augusta, Georgia 2 PERCENT INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO 35,000 INTEREST COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY Realty Savings Bank CAugusta's Only Bank Exclusively for Savings Depositorsj MEMBER F. D. I. C . 827 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA, GEORGIA "Standard" ,, we CLASS RINGS WIN ' 9: WALKER - DURANT MOTOR COMPANY "Your Ford Dealer" FORD CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS Sales and Service Broad at 14th Street Phone 2e5371 RICHMOND ACADEMY QAny Graduating Yearb Write: H. C. CAN FIELD 1560 N. Decatur Road Atlanta. Ga. HERFF-.I ONES COMPANY Also- COMPLETE LINE OF Diplomas - Caps and Gowns - Medals Trophies -Invitations A Cards MILLER - ADAMS, Inc. OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT 805 Reynolds Street Augusta, Georgia E. J. MCMAHON SL CO. Plumbing and Heating Contractors INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS Call Us For Estimates - No Obligation 855 Walker Street Phone 2-9912 Augusta. Georgia ELLIOTT SONS SATCHER COMPANY Complete Line BUILDING MATERIAL SUPPLIES Compliments 629 10th Street Phone 2-5636 of Augusta, Georgia HOTEL RICHMOND . ... . Drink ROYAL CROWN Rcxz. LYS. Pal. OH. COLA BEST BY TASTE TEST 0 THE VARSITY DRIVE - IN Gwinnett at Druid Park PIT BAR - B A Q. OUR SPECIALTY Compliments ol' HERBERT MCMICHAEL GROCERIES - MEATS phone 3-7337 1905 Walton Way HHHHSIH SPHHHNH HHHUS EHMPHNY Exclusive Distributors ACADEMY AND JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC WEAR GOLF, TENNIS. BASKETBALL AND FOOTBALL SUPPLIES 210 - 212 EIGHTH STREET PHONE 2-6007 BECKUM 8: JONES PERKINS LUMBER CO. LUMBER Watches - Silverware - Diamonds Sales and Service BUILDING MATERIAL - MILLWCRK M. A. Beckum W. C. Jones DOORS- SASH Phone 2-6707 618 Thirteenth St. Augusta, Ga. CONGRATULATIONS WIN - DO - LUXE VENETIAN BLINDS and RICHMOND BEST WISHES VENETIAN BLIND CO. 9 S 1775 Kissingbower Road Phone 3-8286 111 Pine Grove Ave. 1106 Broad St. Augusta, Georgia P A T R O N I Z E Augusta Ice 81 Coal Company 100W HOME INDUSTRY Compliments Of HULL, WILLINGHAM, TOWILL and NORMAN Attorneys - at - Law MARGARET LOTZ C""'P'imm of - Specialty Shop - MAN GET BROTHERS DIAL 2-5937 COTTON 7 Greene Street Auguita G a. Georgia Compliments of Compliments of CHARLES HARMON GEO' C' BAIRD 81 CO' GOLF PROFESSIONAL Augusta, Georgia Compflmem COLLEGE PHARMACY ' VAALLEY COACHES DRUGS PREscR1pT1oNs Q Tele hone 3-3687 1801 Walton Way Augusta. Georgia Georgia i J. B. WHITE'S CONGRATULATES A.R.C. and J.C.A. GRADUATES OF '49 ,I. li. XX'hi1e's, whose Small Pmfit Margin Pulicy has made it ,'Xugueta's leaclf ing clepartlnent fture. salutes the l9-l9 gracluates uf Richm: ml .Xcaclemy anrl 'lunim' College uf Augusta. leading Citi' ls of the .Xugufta wf tmnorrmx' Compliments of l'llILLlI'S ll WILLUUN lllllllfllllll llll. 971 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA. GEORGIA Complimenfsof All Your Clothes SOUTHERN FINANCE Should G0 To CORPORATION "REALTORS" S N 0 W , S Loans. Real Estate, Rents LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING and Insurance 1384 Greene Street LILY-TULIP CUP CORP. PAPER DRINKING CUPS AND FOOD CONTAINERS Wrinhtsbtro Road UG S GEORG I P' 5. - Compliments of McCOY MOTOR COMPANY Compliments of CHARLES FULCHER HARLEY? GRUCERY AND HIS ORCHESTRA 2102 Central Avenue FULCHER VIOLIN and PIANO SHO 939 Ellis Street Phone 2-8 Compliments of League, Duvall 8z Powell, Inc. William Kelly, ,.President F. H. A. LOANS REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL INSURANCE Augusta, Georgia Where Quality, Accuracy and Fair Policy Prevail TWIGGS PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS To Eye Physicians Augusta, Georgia EASTERN MOTOR CO. "YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER" 595 Broad Street Augusta. G3- MARKS HEATING Sz AIR CONDITIONING CO. We Specialize in the Following: HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING Both Domestic and Commercial HOT POINT ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Your Dependable Service Man Phone 2-3645 702 Twiggs St. Augusta. Ga Q I N C. Home of the "Thing" SOUTH'S FINEST DRIVE -IN REST Greene at East Boundary RED LION GRILL AUGUSTA'S FINEST DINNER RESTAURANT 1934 Walton Way HUGH and ARTHUR GREENE C pl f SCROGGS Sz EWING C pl of MULHERIN LUMBER CO BOARDMAN MOTOR CO. STUDEBAKER h8cR d P Compliments of S. H. KRESS8zCOMPANY 5c - 101: - 25c Store 834 Broad Street Augusta. G SMOAICS BAKERY BERNARD'S HOMEMADE BREAD. CAKES DR PERIES SLIP COVERS AND PIES YARD coops CURTAINS D 1 108 Central Ave. B d S Aug G D l 9 1907 Walton Way T l p - 069 Compliments of THE MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY, Inc. Compliments of LEWIS BARBER SHOP Compliments of HUHHSIH HMHSIMINIS EHMPHNY The S0uth's Most Beautiful and Modern Theater IMPERIAL - MODJESKA - RIALTO THEATERS THOS. H. BRITTINGHAM Sz COMPANY Plumbing and Heating Contract 919 Twelfth Street GEORGIA TRUCK Sz EQUIPMENT CO., Inc. Distributors CADILLAC AUTOMOBILES and G M C TRUCKS AUGUSTA GEORGIA T f T h P 7 A g Georgi B. Sz B. LUMBER SL F. E. FERRIS Sz COMPANY CO' "Clothes of the Better Kind for Men Ph e 2-2359 Augu G d F ' s for Y " BUILDING MATERIALS - LUMBER HICKEY FREEMAN MILLWORK-DOORS- SASH DOBBS Yard 8: Office, 5 D A g S ARROW Co h S 5 B d S A g G MEN'S WEAR Compliments of Willis Irvin, Architect HELEN STUART IRVIN, Associate ' Architect 722 Greene Street Augusta, Ga. ' Compliments of EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. "Complete Household Furnishings" 1201 - 03 Broad St. Dial 2-5435 730 BROAD STREET SPORTING GOODS Photographic Supplies BOWEN BROS. "Since 1849" 905 Broad Street Augusta. Ga. LAKE VIEW PHARMACY S U M E RAU ' S Phone 3-4495 1800 Broad St. Augusta. Ga. Compliments of RIVERSIDE MILL uocess sys, and , lil: 41.29 CongratuIat1ons i lv 6 LQ tothe 3: X My GRADS of 549 Georgia Railroad Bank 6- Trust Company The Citizens 6- Southern National Bank The National Exchange Bank of Augusta Georgia Railroad Bank 6' Trust Company Uptown Branch HUNDRED AND EIGHT YEARS UE BAKING EXCELLENCE W X yi' "X if Ng If E.EEEQ X 4? W I 'Ulf' K I -ff I cllllssells E r Bread COMMERCIAL CREDIT Compliinents CORPORATION f 0 -Loans- Auto Furniture WHITE'S PRODUCTS CO Compliments . f Blanche Cotton Mllls, Inc 0 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Georgia Sporting Goods, Inc. 319 - Seventh Street QEQUIPMENT FOR ALL SPORTSJ AUGUSTA'S ONLY DEALER IN RAWLING and WILSON EQUIPMENT Dial 2-1961 W. E. RAINES CO. Inc. ' LGMBARD BRINSON BUILDING SPECIALTIES ----- HOME EQUIPMENT Exclusive Men's Wear 813 Reynolds St. Phones 2-2176-2-0161 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA AUGUSTA, GEORGIA SHERMAN AND Fair-Jopling-Andrews HEM Appliance Co. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL Sales - Service Augusta Geor ia 303 - 9th Street 519 - 13th Street ' g Phone 2-9854-Phone 2-6997 COMPLIMENTS OF THE BUQKEYE CoTToN QIL Co. -Manufacturers of- COTTONSEED PRODUCTS AUGUSTA. GEORGIA SAN FORD'S CHICKEN Complifmems GEORGIA - CAROLINA WAREHOUSE and COOP STEAKS - CHICKEN - LOBSTER CO. 1326 Greene Street Augusta, Ga. J. D. Bartley. V. P. 81 Treas. JOHNSON'S MARKET Complimenfs of T. J. CARSTARPHEN CO. QUALITY MEATS - FRESH DRESSED -Wholesale- POULTRY MELBA and JOHN RUSKIN CIGARS 2104 Central Avenue 743 Greene Street DIAL 3-3653 or 3-3654 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Compliments of A. 1. FOGEL B. P. MAYS The Furniture Market 1019 Broad Street Compliments of Murphey- Weatherford DIXIE . . COAL COMPANY Plumbing 8z Heatlng C0. QUALITY CO,AL 1 FUEL OIL 412 Ninth Street Phone 2.8556 1370 Greene Street Dial 2-6677 Augusta- Georgia fafzgmfufzzffafzx fa Me fffzss af '49 Davison's will be ready to serve you for your college clothes are career wardrobe just as we have with each previous graduation . . from tiny tot through pigtailers and teens. tDaM'9mQg is rl 0 - C! 5 U UU 5 P2 Our New Store One of the Finest in the South 864 Broad Murphy Stationery Co. SOCIAL AND COMMERCIAL STATIONERY 718 Broad Street Dial 2-2122 Compliments of WYKE C. IVEY, jr. W. C. IVEY COAL CO. 40 Years of serving Augusta GOOD COAL AT ALL TIMES 1009 Roberts Street Dial 2-8218 Augusta, Ga CENTRAL CLEANERS 608 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia SUB STATION-PARTRIDGE INN "Where Good Cleaning is Not Expensive" 5 YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE WATERPROOFING MOTHPROOFING Developing - Printing - Enlarging N 8z W Camera Exchange "EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHICH Cameras - Photo Supplies - Accessories Movie Equipment Dial 2-4057 220 Eigth Street Augusta, Georgia F, Compliments of THE AUGUSTA HERALD An Independent Newspaper AUGUSTA OWNED -AUGUSTA EDITED R. ri- Q , 'L' i A' x get 'g gf '.:f5d" I -itz' CALL ME AT THE- 0 RECREATION CENTER -IT PAYS T0 LOOK WELL- "FineS' In The South" GET YOUR HAIRCUTS AND SHINES Chadie Naomi' owne' AT THESE BARBER SHOPS: yos B d S A g G 212 Seventh Street WOODW ARD 213 SIXUI Street SALES 1147 Broad Street 1002 Greene Street Phone 4-3005 WE BUY-TRADE-AND SELL ALL MAKES AND MODELS OF CARS "Service With a Smile" AND TRUCKS 'Where Your Patronage I App d ' B R I G H A M 7 S Compliments of S I G C O X Refrigerating - Air Conditioning COMPLETE FOOD STORES 1732 Broad Street 1565 Broad St. Phone 2-3556 2108 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia Compliments of HOUSTON McDonald 8z Weathersbee ICE AND COAL C0, KAISER FRAZER 13th and D'Antignac Streets BEST GRADES - COAL and COKE BLOCKED and CRUSHED ICE 111 - 5th Street Augusta, Ga. 0 Prompt Dehvery BOTTLING COMPANY OF AUGUSTA PHONE 2-4252 SMOKE Compliments HAV - A -TAMPA J. C. PENNEY Co. CIGARS 840 Broad Street JOHN J. MILLER CO. D i S t r i b u t 0 r Augusta. Georgia Compliments of HARDYVS CLEANERS HAGLER TRUCK Co. "The Bright Spot in Cleaning" i LTD. L MOTORCYCLES MASONIC BUILDING 4 R. L. SUMERAU 81 SON fFirst Floor Lobbyj Phone 2-7161 Augusta- Ga- 1248 Broad Sr. Dial 2-5301 Complimems Skinner Auto Supply Co. of 564 Broad Street Augusta, Ga. Southeastern Fur Company Phone 2-2601 REAL ESTATE SALES - LO'ANS INSURANCE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Over 31 Year's Experience Blanchard 8z Calhoun Realty Company Carey F. Weathers Transfer 8: Storage Co. Local and Long Distance Moving Operating in 28 States A COMPLETE MOVING SERVICE Augusta, Ga, Dial 2-6621 1268 Druid Park Ave. Phone 3-2211 Ladies Smart Apparel - Exclusive Millinery Slkes Coal 8z Coke Co. SIlVl0N'S STYLE CENTER Established 1884 211 Ninth Street Telephone 2-8475 WRIGHTSBORO AT 15th STREET Augusta, Georgia just Off Broad Wm. Schweigert Co. FUEL OIL LUBRICATING OILS LUBRICATING GREASES SANITARY SUPPLIES - JEWELERS - CHEMICALS GIFTS - NOVELTIES - CHINA PHOENIX OIL GLASSWARE 625 - Sth Street Phone 2-5321 846 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA. GEORGIA Compliments R I T Z G R I L L of STEAKS - CHOPS - FRIED CHICKEN WARE BUICK COMPANY Phone 2-9252 627 Broad Street Augusta, Ga. Under New Management Phone 2-5395 Corner 8th and Ellis St. Augusta, Ga. 5 forfraifd By aalre .fading Juemorief Portraits - Home Portrait s - Weddings - Commercial BREAULTS STUDIO 916 Greene Street Augusta, Ga. Compliments . of Heating Rock Wool Insulation Built Up Roofing 8 Herald Building Augusta. Ga Works, Inc. THE BEST IN ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORK Compliments 930 Walker Street Phone 2-6462 of AUGUSTA, GEORGIA , TOWN TAVERN 58 ON YOUR DIAL The Favorite Station of A.R.C. and Junior College Students Now and all thru the years to COITIC Aux TAKE A TIP j f: as lp , V F1 ':-. f f it X FROM THE CHEF gui qi, EW, 'Q-inmf T' Q life, -Q . if USE ' ."f - " f G- , f i I ij? 'qi .ff G - I -T -S ' 1 . S .. - 5'fL.g,,, 335175 Ti.. it If-' :Eg FAMOUS GEORGIA HASH XL an ,I J ,I .V J .. . A BRUNSWICK STEW FOR DELICIOUS MEALS- -AND SO EASY TO PREPARE Castleberry's Food Co. AUGUSTA. GEORGIA For the Treat of Your Life Enjoy- McElmurray Furniture Co. FURNITURE THAT ENDURES 923 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia Compliments of Morgan Truck Sz Tractor Company INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS FARMALL TRACTCRS 101 - 7th Street Augusta. Ga Compliments of 1 H. SHMERLING, Jeweler nrnnuln IQIQQII UIURH5 rn. 910 Broad Street Stark Empire Laundry I ucnasn in mln : CASH AND CARRY SERVICE Delivery Service Phone 3-3611 A pc. Compliments 0 Silver's Music Department 906 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia Latest Recordings By Top Artists Sheet Music - Accessories FOUNTAIN SERVICE SANDWICHES GILBERT FURNITURE CO. "Complete Household Furnishings" Phone 2-2021 1007 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia TASTE - RITE ICE CREAM AUGUSTA, DAIRIES, Inc. Te The Students The Aeademy ef Itiehmend County CFOunded 17855 gwefffzgs FROM THE AUGUSTA CHRDNICLE Compliments of LITTLE RED HEN GRILL +7 "Just a Little Different" h 6-1701 0 C 1A 2 Broad Street Augusta. G W- T. CO. Compliments of KNOWN FOR VALUES GI'6g0l'y,S Barber Shop 930 Broad Street 213-8th Street Groceries. Fresh Meats. and Vegetables CO. EUBAN KS Sz HILL COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE FOOD STORE Ph 27223-2-7210 D 2-8494 848 - Qzh S S h S A g G C 1 Comphments of of HARRIS, CHANCE and HARRISON'S TRANSFER McCRACKEN CQMPANY 2,"1-"e?w4 ef Y 1 ,x DRUNK J . P- The pazruse that refreshes ,ggi 13155 . , J-1-fwyvfl A, -'15, we L, J ' aff 11 1 , ' " ' ff! W fn Z4 AAT ' ' L, fri' x F W' " I 2 A '49 A 1 X , J H A 06 X 1- . 1 vf 1 . 'I 11 1 IOHLED UNDER Auvnollrv of tr-we COCA-:ou comnuv sv AUGUSTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY AUGUSTA, GEORGIA C mpliments of SIMKINS SEED COMPANY 987 Broad Street D 1 2 8157 DESOTO - PLYMOUTH AUTHCRIZED SALES - SERVICE Garrison - Roberts Motors, Inc, 111-115 Eighth Str 1 A 1 G Ph 41424 0 B V' O A vx B9-Kwai 11-1 804 S1 We SCOTT'S MEAT MARKET - Featuring Native and Western Meats Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Poultry and Seafood 313-8th Street Groceries Phones 2-6496 - 2-6497 Compliments of LEWIS YOUNGBLOOD ' SERVICE STATION SINCLAIR sTAT1oN Compliments of Corner 13th and Broad I N T E R S T A T E Compliments of Electrical Equipment Co. 24 Ellis Street Phone 2-6686 COFFEE C0 AUGUSTA PAPER CO. SCHOOL SUPPLIES CORRUGATED si FOLDING BOXES AND SPECIALTIES 6 h d Reynolds Phone 9 AUGUSTA RADIO CO. RADIOS - HOME APPLIANCES F U R N I T U R E PHONOGRAPH RECORDS BENTLEY BROTHERS COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Ag Lg R dDp T1iS fFi diys S55 B d S B I-1 Ii S Ph 5309 Co I' t- BASSFORD MOTOR mpolfmen Q COMPANY 844 Reynolds Sreet ' 1 C' 'X Phone 2-8921 78 - Qi' IWW I ' I T I li. BE SMART-RIDE A CUSHMAN M-1 MQ 5, MOTOR SCOOTER TO SCHOOL Distributors All Kinds M rcury Canoes B Outboard Motors a d C ' ,,.lQii.iiiimiieifwicmco Truluclc Candy Company D I S T R I B U T O R LAYS - Chips, Sandwiches, Peanuts 2110 Central Avenue After the game meet me at- FOSKOSKIE'S DRIVE -IN W. O. QBuckj Rushton, Prop. CHICKEN 8: STEAKS OUR SPECIALTY SANDWICHES AND SOFT DRINKS Dial 2-9216 Curb Service THE JONES FURNITURE COMPANY Established 1896 1010 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Gardner Byrd Harvey Arrington B. Sz A. AUTO SALES U S E D C A R S BOUGHT- SOLD AND TRADED EASY TERMS Dial 2-4144 1203 Reynolds St. Augusta. Georgia DIAL 2-5588 DIXIE CAB SERVICE Two - Way Radio Equipped HPOSITIVELY WHITE ONLY" 553 Ellis Street Augusta, Ga "THE SOUTH'S OLDEST NURSERY" FRUITLAN D N URSERIES Compliments of CONSUMER'S FEED Sz SEED CO. Compliments of Warren Walker, Jeweler DIAMONDS- CRYSTAL SILVER CHINA- 831 Broad Street Phone 2-7447 " ' . in Tha PfTdk Y Identifies Some of the WoTld's Finest PLY WOOD LU M BE R TIMBER PRODUCTS Eg'f,!!I'E'E'!EQ!'.!i'l9T'1 Ei U'!"Pf'F '10- LET YOUR HOME REFLECT GRACIOUSNESS AND CHARM ms SOUTH'S LEADING HOME 5 ff- ' FURNISHERS WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT 1 o S 5 2 A DORIS .IEWELERS .IERNIGAN HARDWARE CO. RETAIL - WHOLESALE 1033 Broad Street 922 Walker St. ze44,Wa,Q,4Qn COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS 745 Ellis Street Augusta, Georgia Art Metal Steel Office Equipment 0 "Since 1889" AUGUSTA LUMBER CO. BUILDING MATERIAL GRAHAM U -DRIVE IT Phone 2-6408 - 09 828 Ellis Street LUMBER - MILLWORK Compliments of Dial 2-1813 , MCLELLAN S STORES AUGUSTA. GEORGIA COMPANY O Friendly Service EIICE RRICII CIIIIIIICII RRICII STRCCTERAL TILE MERRY RRIIS. RRICII Cz TILE CII. Established 1899 Masomc Bldg. Augusta, Georgxa COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES OF BUARII Ill IIIIMMISSIU ERS UF RIIAIIS A IJREVENUES RIBHMU ll IIIIU TY David F. Franklin, Chairman P. L. Bowers James P. Walker L. B. Furtick Frank H. Pierce, Co. Attomey Scott Nixon Chas. S. Bohler, jr., Clerk S. ALLEN COHEN MR. .IOE'S LOAN OFFICE INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE E- B' Flofie LIFE- FIRE- CASUALTY Headquaftefs FO' SPORTING GOODS AND 751 Reynolds Street Augusta. Ga. FISHING TACKLE Phone Z-2731 1124-26 Broad Street MCKIES GARAGE HARPER BROTHERS RADIATORS TRUCKS - CARS - PARTS PICTURE FRAMES 518 Thirteenth Street Augusta, Ga. Art Material and Pictures Phone 2-0476 426 Eighth Street Dial 2-6907 12:1 COMPLIMENTS LIJNIIIEII. CIIDIIUAHY --1 wnon.:su.: - nznft ms - wmnwoous l- . Lana Augusta Roofing and C' H' Cohen A- Cohen ' NEE Metal works, Inc. 'pgflm ch A mum cone Roofing P 'Hill' ' ' Insulation and Sheet Metal Work PROTECTION of Every Description Munn Mm 124 8th Street Phones 2-5377 - 2-5378 "It Costs No More to Get the Best" 623 Reynolds Street Phones 2-2318-2-4793 IF IT IS GOOD INSURANCE. . . WE SELL IT mmm.. I5 COMPLIMENTS BOYS' CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 1 278 Broad Street COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION AUTOMATIC OIL, COAL and GAS HEATING SYSTEMS AIR - CONDITIONING Richmond Appliance Company Central Qatben Florist "Say It With Flowe'rs" THE CAMPUS FLORIST HITT'S AUTO SERVICE Compliments of For ' 7 ' Dependable Guaranteed Repairs S Specializing in Boy's Phone 240603 Military shifts, Pants, Shoes. M C S St Hats and Accessories - s . g G g 1047 Bro S Phone 2,391 DR. JOHN WV. BRIT'1'INGH-ANI CHARLES T. HALL. D.D 5 DR. C. M. TEMPLETOX A DOCTOR FRIICND A DOCTO R FRIIHD A DOl"I'OR FRIEND A IIOFTOR FRIEND A DOCTOR FRIICXD A DOCTOR FRIEND A IlOl"I'OR FRIEND COMPLIMENTS AUTHORIZED LINCOLN SALES GENUINE Southern MERCURY SERVICE PARTS otors, Inc. Augusta, Georgia Phone 240433 41? Rainbow Department Store I Leon Ghitter. Prop. GENT'S READY-TO-WEAR FRIEDMAN-SHELBY SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 0 FOR BEST RESULTS-CALL HULSE ' HULSE LAUNDRY, Inc. 1044 Broad Street Augusta, Ga "JUST A GOOD ONE" WHEN YOU GOTTA GO. 3-4451 PHONES 2-2460 2 - 7 7 1 1 LAUNDERERS CLEANERS Two Way Radio System . WHITE ONLY SIDNEY SMITH PAPER COMPANY 562 Reynolds Street-Dial 2-6360 PAPER CUPS - NAPKINS - TOILET TISSUE AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Distributors for E-Z Opener Bag Co. u O , I UDISPENSING EXCLUSIVELY FOR Mulherln'0 Connor Roflfmg THE EYE PHYSICIAN CO., Inc. 8 842 Reynolds Street-Phone 2-0968 Prescription Opticians ROOFING-INSULATION-WEATHER STRIPPING MEMBER OPTICIANS GUILD HEATING- METAL WORK Lobby S.F.C. Bldg. Dial 2-5641 We Sell The Best and Repair The Rest Feedright Milling Company Lock Drawer 740 For The Discriminating Buyer Highest Quality uwgnv MASH? S rvw UE .:1:g.. 35. 90135332 s f"1'x.:3:t:P"' SW, 'ff'1'vs9:,':r:1:'S' 'f'1'1'sr1,':!:2"Q"' ""L'9l5'?I'ii:l" Feeders 8m Growers Exchange, Inc. FEEDS - SEEDS - BABY CHICKS 209 - 219 11th Street Augusta. Georgia GRADUATING CLASS 1949 To yr-ii. Sears ifft-rs lit-arliest clvugrzituln- tions :mil lwest of luck in ywur eiiilczixwix, wlizll- ever they may llc. Huy we all Litter zu prayer ut tlizmks that we :lil lizux' :ui .XlllCl'lL'Zl.i1l fllllllfj' fuurlcml for fu-ul-limi. ilcllicnlwl tu lrecflijiiii. .X Clllllllfj' xvliuru ywu lzzivc tlic lily- urty I-1 learn, xxw-rk. play, zinfl worsliip :is you xvisll. Rcmemlwer, if-u :irc zilwuys xvcluvnic :it Sears. yvur friemlly lzunily slum- in .Xugusian 1Yllk'l'C7Hlil ll Ill 1,jL'.Xl.l'l'Y U 'STS YI PL' LILSS . Sears Roebuck and Co. .X1'lRL'S'l'.X.lil-1Hl4lLI.X John F. Brickle 82 Co. BICYCLES -LAWN MOWERS PARTS 8: REPAIRS OHMER CASH REGISTERS 226 - 9th Street Dial 2-0437 DAVISON'S DRIVE -IN "Home of the Cheese Dog" Open 10 a. m. - 2 a. m. 501 - 15th Street DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 2-3128 CLARK MILLING CO. AUGUSTA. GEORGIA Manufacturers of Early Breakfast Self Rising Flour Old Fashioned Water Ground Meal "Milled Up to a Standard. Not Down to a Price" DANSBY BROTHERS CO. PLUMBING AND HEATING 0 Compliments of BEARINGS, PARTS Sz SUPPLY CO. "Established 1921" DISTRIBUTORS OF AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT CONTRACTORS Phones 2-5361 at 2-5362 Specializing in Repairs and Alterations l 630 Ellis Stret Augusta. Georgia 1202 D'Antignac St. Dial 2-S723 Augusta, Georgia ' UIIIIIIIIEIICIIIL PRINTING UUIIPANY "JIlanu,factu fef, of Modern mutiny H ial 2-6416 747 ELLIS STREET Augusfa, Ga Smith Brothers, Agents Compumem 1027 Broad Street Phone 2-4243 Augusta, Georgia of Hotel and Restaurant Equipment. Hobart Food Preparing Machines. Dayton Scales. Biro Electrical Meat Saws. Commercial Re- frigerators. Unity Super Market Motor Service Sz Parts KAM LEE LAUNDRY 214 - 7th Street Co. A Augusta. Georgia 551 Ellis Street Augusta. Ga. Phone 2,8414 Dial 4-4345-4-4346 CASH and CARRY Compliments of JOHN D. CURTIS Richmond Motor Company CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Phone 4-5551 951 - 53 - 55 Greene Street AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Compliments of NORVELL CABINET CO. CHINA BUFFETS-CABINET CASES CHINA CABINETS- LINEN CABINETS P. O. Box 382 Augusta, Ga Phone 2-2512 PEACOCK Sz ROBINSON 7th 8: Ellis Streets Phone 2-9244 Open 7AM. until 11 P. M. X 5 Xb ' I 'QI' W rw' 41 qi in I .un X 5 Xb ' I 'QI' W rw' 41 qi in I .un FV '71 U .J '- ,ag at fig 1