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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1951 volume:

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XYe have tried tu cle- pict here the activities of the schoul this year, :md to honor tlwse who were outstanding in scholastic znttainment, leader- whip. athletics, and student or- LfZllllZZll.lO1lS. VVe hope you will receive 51 RAINBOW, its mer- this 19 its and demerits, as we have tried t-o present it - a record and reminder of some of the events of the past year. Any enjoyment you may receive from it will be ample reward for those who have worked to bring it to you. . "vis-, - X :4A .V ., , . .- 5, MR, ELROY DUPUIS did 12014 IN RECOGNITION .... In lux num- :xml Nf'IlIIll1fl1Clil' 111111:-1'Nlz111cli11g' uf j'4YllHj" pcuple. . 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GEORGIANNE LOVETT O. S. SATCHER R. J. BEATTIE G. ALBERT HUNTINGTON J. GLOVER CUSHMAN V game! ROY E. ROLLINS, Secretary Superintendent of Schools GEORGE A. HUNTINGTON O. O. McGAHEE JOSEPH B. CUMIVIING, JR. HOGAN DUNAWAY B. F. MILES ROBERT M. COLLINS C, C. HOWARD A. J. CARPENTER W. R. LOFLIN idmmddmdan 'T ,agx "5--.. ' Rf? 5 - .X , 75a pfzeeddenzf ERIC WEST HARDY A B.. MA. LITT. D. -qi i, 4eDean ANTON PAUL MARKERT B.S. in C.E., M.A. 'A . 6 4 X or 0' 4-' ' , ' I MISS SYDNEY SANDERS MRS. BILLIE F. CORBIN Sm-mtzzry SCCTPIGTU ,avi 'Q 'Nb C. E. FLANAGAN MRS. L. E. HAR.RIS Bookkeeper Dietitian v rev- 7wfffff MARGARET B.XIL"f THOMAS LESLIE BAMFORD CARLOS EDWARD BEARDEN GEORGE LANGSTON B S. BLS. B. Music B.S. BOLTON, B. S. l.i1n-arzm. Band Science. Math Mathematics MILDRED CARTLEDGE ANN WISHART BRADDY EUGENE MCRAY CLARK JAMES EARLY COLBERT BOWMAN, B.S., M.S. B.A., M.A. B.S. B.S. Health English, Dramatics English Commercial 3.53928 ks A Q' ,A .J-rx CHARLES GUY CORDLE LOWELL EARLE GEORGE MARTIN DASHER B.A. M.A. CULBERTSON, B.S. M.S. General Shop History Chemistry ,af I ,DJ s 3 L . ...,, I' ' Y, h N 4 4 4 Q-gi-'Q 5 3-QQ? ' 2 HARRY DOLYNUIK ELROY DU PUIS JOHN EVANS EUBANKS MARSHALL JACKSON B.A. B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A. FLOWERS. JR., B.S. Chemistry English Latin, Gove'rmne'nt Mathematics, Geography - him LAWRENCE ALBERT FOX NORMAN L. GALLOWAY MARY SAVAGE GILLILAND LUTHER ALFRED GRIFFIN B.A. B.S., M.A. B.A., M.A. B.S., M.S. Drawing Psychology, Eccnomics Mathematics Biology we -fu JOHN THOMAS HAINS LEAH DOROTHY HALBERT MARY EVANS HALL GEORGE TURNER HOWARD B.S. B. Music " B.S. BS., LL.B. Mathematics Music Commercial Subjects Spanish 4-V' " p..-x in . tg, THOMAS J. HUFFMAN BARBARA CLARKE INMAN FRANK EDWIN INMAN WILLIAM R. KENNEDY B.A.. M.A. B.S. B.S., M.Ed. Commercial Subjects History Phiysical Education Chemistry, Athletics 9 .f x GARNET T. LANGFORD WILLIAM LEROY MADEN MARY JACQUELINE HARRY CHAPMAN B.S. B.A., M.A. MARSHALL, B.A., M.A. MILLIGAN, B.S. Mathematics French English Mathematics, Athletics iawrpf' f9', 4-if 5159- Q 1,- CHARLES HAROLD CHARLES JEFFERSON JOSEPH RUFUS MOSELEY RUTH GREGORY MCAULIFFE MITCHELL, B.A,, M.A. MORRISON, B.S. B.S., M.S. B.A., M.A. English Science Mathematics Latin, History --37' MILBRA MAE MCGAHEE JOSEPH JEFFERSON NIXON SARA WINNIE OVERSTREET AUBURN GABELLE OWENS 4-yr. College Certificate B.A., M.A. BaS. B.A. History Ecovwmics, English French English Q- ' l. my iw? HENRY OSGOOD READ LOUIS EDWARD REESE JOHN SHEALY REISER LAWRENCE ROLLINS Ph.B., M.A. B.S.C. B.S. RICHARDSON, B.A., M.A. English English Chemistry History ,525 4 . iwfn M JOE MAYS ROBERTSON GEORGE MILTON SCOTT VIRGINIA FIELD SMITH PAULINE P. STEVENS B.S., M.A. B.A.. B. LItf.'IVI.A. B.A.. M.A. R.N. Mflfll91llf1IiCS English Guidmxve Nurse 5 15 ,v few- , GRACE STRAUSS CHESTER MCKINLEY JOSEPH LQCONTE TALLEY B.A,. M.A. SUTTON, B.A., M.A. B.S.. M.S. History English Physics RUBY CLOER TURNER MILDRED MARY VON SHELBY LEE WALLACE B.A. KAMP, B.A. B.A., M.S. Distributive Education Commercial Human Biology, Zoology A 'Z' CORNELIUS BROOKS THURMOND, Jr.. LLB., Ll.M Government History MA1RGARET VIDETTO WHITE, B.S. Social Living, Home Making Gy!! ik "':ng V ARTHUR LEONARD GROVER BENTON MARGARET BEVERLY WILLIAMS, B.A. WILLIAMS, B.A., M.A. WOOD, B.A. Economics, Citizenship Guidance, Mathematics English 746 gmm 014 Aww ' .frif r ' wig BILL DREW BARBARA OWENS 125:32- I e!4a40ff6ea4 BILL DREW L- ,., ,,-.President ' BARBARA OWENS W ,-. ,..... Vice-President BILLY DYE ,H , ,,,, ,,Secretary-Treasurer BOBBY BAGGOTT , .. Council Member ff "" BILLY DYE W 4 6- .L, . . TQ T ! P' ALICE AAvRONSON ROBERT T. BAGGOTT ROBERT A. BAKER MARGARETHA LOUISA BOWICK 9 v .x 'Q Y 'i r, N '-3' '1 " fi L 1 VVILLIAM J. BRANAN STEVE E. BRETT ' MARY ELLEN BROWN WILSON J, BRYAN THADDEUS MACK CARLTON x K RICHARD M. CARTER MARTHA CAWLEY JANE ELLEN CLONTZ ANNE DASHE-R WILLIAM E. DREW WILLIAM DYE THOMAS LATNER NEIL GHINGOLD BURUM W. GRAMMAR LOIS SUE HALE MARY ANNE HARBESON LLOYD B. HAVIRD Q lk. Q , "fi 5 - , ,V if . , 'yx' 3 ,.,.. 1 3 'f".- ts 1 ff " -1 f' fl' K If if S BE'I'I"Y ALLENE MARY JOE VIRGINIA MAY JUE JENKINS GLADYS PATRICIA RICHARD S. MYERS CAROLINE ELIZABETH MEIRE MCGAHEE Y-nv" MARTHA E. HIERS JAMES A. HOWARD CODA WILSON ELLEN ROCKER MARTIN LEPIIJER BARBARA JEAN OWENS RAYMOND THOMAS RUF O ,. , , f5,,TiQ2:,5?3,i?1 A ,FR 9 Z 1" ' A ' , ' 1 . A , A " . fQ'35f'ff 'T' I :IR A? 15'-Y I ' I U I -9 . L9-i.t'1,:V" JOYCE VIRGINIA MARY ANNE SMITH ETHEL L. SMITH HARVEY LEE GEORGE THERON RUSHTON STIREW ALT SUMMER JOSEPH LeCONTE CONSTANCE EILEEN WILLIAM W. JOHN DANIEL VOSS. Jr. RALPH WONG TALLEY TANT THOMPSON 'im-V, Sopdamwze 66444 ?'w764ecg TIMIi 1971 - l'l,.rXCE - Luxurious Suburban homes in Iionganville at the corner of Rufo Street and Chingold .'Xvenue. "I was just thinking' how much things have changed since we graduated, twenty years ago. For a while things went as expected. Graybill became presidentg and, with Brett as Secretary of State, the Russians soon came to terms. An international army was formed under Hill Thompson and XYesley Bailey. XVilson liryan and Dick Myers became million- aires as the result tif an oil strike in Hephzibath and scientific progress continued with the perfection of the to operation for ptomaine by XX'alter Rose and Harvey Stirewalt. I became editor of the "Talking Turkey" and assisted Sir Xkfilliam Iiranan in the publi- cation of the account of his search for King Solomon's Mines ar -und XYaynesboro, Hill Dye and Barinowski made the first trip to the moon and discovered Thurston Thompson and Drew already there, surrounded by moonwomen. Connie Tant became famous for her portraits of Mary -loe and Mrs. Hefler, the international spies, and I.ataner Folk won reknown for his sketches of liowery Characters like Norman XYilliams and Ralph X'Yong. livery -lth of -Iuly we are treated to Alice Aaronson and ,lane lillen Clontz's rendition of Senator Kaufman's famous speech, "The Harrisburh .Xddress." The only blots on the rec- ord were Tally, who wound up playing the piano at the Zoom Club, and Ilavird, who went to sea and became a smuggler. Then came the revolution! The women of the xv-lrld rose and threw us out of every j b except being husbands. XYith Theo as dictator and Barbara Hxvens and Caroline Mc- Gahee heading the secret police. we were helpless. Gladys and I.oes Sue took over science but succeeded only in producing a Toni for bald headed women. Iillen Martin, IK'.C.T.C. leader got Clarks Hill changed from "that bad word" to darn. Carolyn Turner and Maggie Bowick were named on the Olympic Canasta team. and Iiillie Mullan and Shirley Ijardue became the heads of the C.I.l'J. and L'.M.IY. respectively. .Xdmiral Dasher finally captured Havird and his henchmen, Summer, Carton, and lirammer. I, however. have enjoyed this revolution. I have my sixteen children to do all the work, and when I've seen Ifugenia off to the office. I can spend my day editing Mr. IIuff- man's GRE.-XT work. THI2 LIFE OF SQC.-XNTU. Right now I'm going to put out the garbage for Iiaggott and go back to bed. Signed. The Third Man LEWIS T. BECKUM THEO ELIZABETH r ' MacMURPHY PATRICIA MANGUM cuz! 7065! and ecfameat We the Sophomore Class of the -Iunior College of Augusta, 1951, being of tired physical health and warped mind, tlo hereby declare this our last will and testament. Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item I. l.loyd Ilavird. do hereby leave to Gene Kelly my ability to ask dumb and simple ques- tions at the lllost unpredictable times. I, Caroline Blctiahee, leave to' Betty Norvill my ability to talk teachers out of Monday tests in hopes that she will do better than I. I, Voss, leave my easy charm, my way with women and my gray hair to john Langley, who also raises ulcers as a hobby. XYe. Nlargaretha liowick. Anne Dasher and Eugenia Hiers, leave to Glenda Rooks our abil- ity to talk in the lilrrary and get someone else thrown out for it. XYe, Sumner and Mac Carlton. bequeath to Senior Howard the Pluperfect Tense in hopes that he will he able to find a use for it. XYe, the Physics Class of 1951, do hereby leave LeConte Talley's black, superpowered, streamlined "Model .-X" to Professor Talley so that he may be able to "drive on." XYe, Alice .-Xarsonson, 'lane Ellen Clontz, and Lois Sue Hale, do will and bequeath to ,Sara Galloway, I,ee Urander. and -Iackie Shipman our outstanding ability to study together and learn nothing! I. Hill liranan, do hereby leave to Mr. Dolyniuk one case of "I-Iadacol" so that he may be able to pep up his classes. I, Geradline Pardue, do leave to Footie Etheredge my ability to travel to the lunchroom everyday fifth period even though I have an English Class. XYe. Hob Baggott and Claude Graybill, leave otll' blinding speed to Jacky "Sweetheart" Rodgers and joel "Rabbi" Cohen so that they can pace the l95Z basketball team to another undefeated season. XVe, XN'ilson Bryan, Bill Dye and Walter Rose, who have been kicked out of the library everyday for the last six years. do hereby, for Miss Iiailie's sake. leave! I. Tommy Folk, leave my ability to draw, especially flies, to Bert Anderson and all good commercial students. I, Martha Cawley. do will and bequeath to Bertie Coursey my inherited ability to get along' with Mrs. Ilall. XYe. Connie Tant, Laura Gauthier. Gladys Meire and Carolyn Turner, highly Sophomores having English in Room 209, do leave to all lowly Freshmen with the same fate our choice box seats at "Sutton's Speedway"!races held every Tuesday, XYednesday and Thursday- stztrting time promptly at 12:35. XYe. I"at Klangum and Iiarhara tlwens, do will and bequeath to any two industrious Human lliology students our ability to leave lab at three o'clock in order to get a ride home. I. ,Ioyce Rushton. do will and bequeath to Ilelirada Iirown my ".X's" in Spanish. We the Sopohomores of Zeta Rho Sigma Sorority, do will and bequeath to' the Freshmen I t the same sorority our ability to all talk at once, disagree on every matter. and then all pile m one car and go home. IV. Iiilhe Klullan. rlo will and bequeath my ability to he neticed and heard at all times to tiwynn Hdum. who always tiptoes around meekly and unoticed. I. Shirley I'ardne, :lo will and bequeath to XYanrla Matthews my ability to stay at home and yet get an excuse from Klr. llardy. I, -lean Ilovvick. do will :md bequeath my desk in shorthand class to Iletty Iiiggenlmotliam m hopes that she -.vill enjoy it 'ts much 'ts I did. I. Ifthel Smith, do will and bequeath my position as Bliss Smith's secretary to any capable student. IIT- liflly' ,I4'l1l'4lTlSIlHfl lillllj' liuox. do will and bequeath to .Xny .l.C..X. Ifreshman our ability to misbehaxe m class tespecially Coininercial I,awI and still exempt. Xte, the Sophomores in the Naval Reserve, leave. Swiietl. sertlefl :ind delivered Il, .f P.Il.i in this X'C'1ll' nineteen hundred and titty one. lliiUH'Ssl'fl lvyi The Sophomore Class Iiztrlizirzi tl XX CIIS -vv ,- . GENE KELLY OZIE HRANTLEY AUSTIN GILLILAND President , ,,.. -- .,,, GENE KELLY Vice-President H, ,,,. OZIE BRANTLEY Secretary-Treasurer U ,- .... AUSTIN GILLILAND - ff , . 055' .vw I IQ QQ 1 !?3:'a ,"'.-3-'E' ,N A va.. ",,. 3 -K.- f ,,. - . K u f- f' I -J? f CHARLES ADKINS SHIRLEY ALLGOOD -, MARGARET ANNE ANDERSON C LARENCE BARINCWSKI BARBARA BENNETT BETTE R. BOGESLOV JEAN BOWICK ., is-,lp f rf: in C W' ' ' DAVID BARNES OTIS BENTON PAUL BOLAND LOUIS BOWICK is 636. K av- f L., -' MARJORIE BARTLETT BILLY BERRY HERMAN BOLTON EMORY BRACKMAN . l. 'CN -...qi JOAN BARRETT NELL WINN BLANCHARD GARY BOSTICK OZIE BRANTLEY BARBARA BARTON JAMES BOATWRIGHT MACK BOWEN RICHARD BROTHERTON ffl CU! hh fx: 'Nov' A intl 1 G' il 'Fic :ga 'K 'Q' .- Nfl f,,.,'Sf' xx 5, X ki 'lu-1 ' '1 if '66 DeBRADA BROWN ROBERT CADDELL NEIL C-ALLAHAN P. AMY CAMPBELL RUTLEDGE CARPENTER STUART CASHIN WEBSTER CASON NANCY E. CLARK BERTIE COURSY TONY DANIIANO LOIS DOZIER JANIS DuBOSE MARTHA DYE ELIZABETH ERICKSON FAERY ETHEREDGE FRANCES C. EUBANKS SHELTON EUBANKS BILLY EVANS RODGERS FEESE RICHARD FENDER ,rw -- Q ali' , .,,, SI .fx '3- 4 , I I .0 2' A 'VJ ' g,,yu ' 3 5 df 'i 'R 3 ji 5 1' I . A" I A- 1 f ' -.., ... f - 93 It AL, . A uct' L, ,.,, "".1,'f . 'Exgg--v ., 9 .V W. f x 'if' .C A 'wr I' I I . ' Q 4 B , ...-.,,..',..Y-. ,,. -- .Y-----M W .-,gnu 1 -..C vii- 'c 'tb ' 5 'F' ' 'H-1 I ff fy, 1. 1? 55,M?iQ I A 'Wai . .-' , .' K2 I ' I sg: ' I M 'WVVI g lj.. ' A' QQ, 5' af 5 , S' . 5- 4 x ifpll f ,4l..5x"Q'ur f. , NIV . ""' s Q 1 - X x "V , gsfzfr ' C I W -I' -GX' 3 . , Z I an ' f ' fi OPHELIA FIELDS DENNIS FOSTER SARA GALLOWAY AUSTIN GILLILAND BARBARA GLASS J-EAN GRAHAM DICKIE GRIFFIN DAVID GRIMAUD ED GROOVER HERBERT WILLIAM HNTT AWAY JAMES C. HAYES BETTY HELMLEY GLENDA HENDERSON BERNARD HENRY OMAR HENSLEY JACK HERRINGTON WELFLRIED HERZIG BETTY I-IIGGINBOTHAM BILLY HILL WILLIAM R. HOGAN BETTY JO HORNE NATHANIEL J AMESON GENE KELLY BETTY LUCKEY i I I JACKIE HUNTER MARJORIE JENNINGS MORGAN LAMB MARY LUCKEY ROBERT HUNTLEY JEAN JOHNSON JOHN LAN GLEY ALLAN MATHEWS FRANK HURT SARA FRANCES JOHNSON BOBBY LEE BARBARA MCLEAN Wu, ,S 'uv' 1'9" K X .,, :FA ALBERT HUYCK JOHN J ONES ANNE LIVINGSTON PER RY MCLEAN ,FQ Ivey -1' yi 3 'Wi 5' rj Q -4 I I , EER I .w I I . ' i7 BEVERLY MUIVIICHAEL CHARLES MHCMURPHY JANE NEWTON BETTY NORVELL LEE ORLANDER VERDERY OTWELL DAVID PLAYFORD ERNEST POWELL .IV I I as -fs. x 47" 9 1 - I A su , ' I ' 1 p ,- ' H-A JI 5 15' BILLY MITCHELL GWYNNE ODUIVI ANNE PARISH MARY FRANCES RAMSBOTHAM 51' , 'ESV BARBARA MULKEY LYNN OGDEN LOU ANN PENLAND ESTELLE REGOPOLOS .,. W TONY MULHERIN JEAN OLIVEROS GLORIA PHILLIPS GLENDA ROOKS 4 ,.:!,5,. ' .f 'Q .- - I .Q nas-L 753,45-W 'Q 1 l gf! X 1 M wwg-1fT?rii -' qi! .. A V , ' f 3 A 13 :cr f , 92' 9 H I Q E - M' fu A' A . "'vfW- I if f A W1 , ' I . I o " A if 4' ' , . I ' si? ' I 1 EQ, -mb ak I 1 I , .1 ' 4 'f ' 'I 'F A . IJ'3.1 K" I x I-IELLEN SAUNDERS BILLY SCOGGINS MARVIN SEA'RS GEORGE SI-IEPTALL THOMAS C. SIMON, JR. BETTY JEAN SMITH MARION SMITH JACKIE SHIPMAN 1:-'xv ,lf xx A ,gg I. ,, T. 'Wil' RJR ROBERT SMITH ,E+-waz BILLIE JEAN STONE 'WX Nh' Ag,-,, . I , 15:5 33 CAROL SYMMS R' JOE TEAGUE MARJORIE JANE THOMPSON THURSTON THOIVIPSON HOWAJRD TIMMERMAN MIRIAM FAYE WESTBROOK I N ffvffr ' , . " . 5 ag.. '-ISS THOMAS W. WHEATLEY X JOHN WI-IITTLE 'E ' ,-'1Q . - . 3 'S' x A ? ' E' ' QE ' STEWART WIGGINS Q- D - wr ERNEST WOODWARD I A if f I f- LT 'J 'VZ -il s Q A X QR53 nf. 9 KQZ fu 15, I X ' 3 A 'Us Q... Nqr' BERT ANDERSON JAMES BURCH DON CAPSTICK JOEL COHEN LEE FUSSELLE BILLY MANN JOE MULHERIN NORMAN THOMAS J .A 7 VZ ' 'ws wJV"'L L50 X, ,1- af A U 74a 1-fcaviemq of fdcdmoaal Zamlq ' X " " '- X MJ - H Q msg Q X gs R535 N N W""'-. . X N -w.,,.h TX XT 'SESS TOMMY HERNDON NATH HAYES DOLORES LOGAN M444 Offczae PRESIIJEXT ...., ,,7,,,A , ,., A T UMMY HERNDON VICE-PRESIDENT OOOOOOO .,.. N ATH HAYES SEERIi'1'.AXRY-'FREASURER ,, E .., Di JL! PRES LOGAN , Aw- .A HAROLD FRANK ADAMS-RICHARD WADE ADAMS JAMES A. AGEHTON EUGENE C. ALLEN BETTY JO ANDERSON 1'? EARL L. BABBITT FRANK B. BABBITT CARL F. BAGBY EUGENE BAGGOTT ROBERTA BAILEY WILLIAM G. BAILIE PATRICIA BAKER ANNETTE BANKS SHIRLEY BANKS 3-L4-Y' 'C' ...E fl"""' i ROY ANDREW ANDERSON MAROIA ANSTED CHANDLER ARN'DT RONALD H. ASBELL GIENEVA ATKINS LUNA J O AYERS 'VX 4-',x,s u .. SI-URLEY BARFIELD RICHARD F. BARRETI' DORIS BENRDEN BARBARAA BECKNELL MARY BECKNFELL PATSY BEELAND BETTY BEESON MARY BELGER AGNES BENNETT BETTY BENNETT CAROL BENNETT NANCY BENNETT NAOMI BENNETT DONALD A. -BERRY DOROTHY BETTS fb ui 'UW' 1 ' Mft rr DONALD N. BLACK JAMES BLACKSTONE OLIVER C. BLANCHARD WALLIS C. BLAND BEVERLY BLEMKER GRADY BOLTON v -Sr Q W 4:.N 4 I , - I I' I L I - EDWARD WAYNE BOOSE MARION EARL BOYD EDWARD BRANDON JULIAN H. BRACKMAN KENNETH BRAUM PATRICIA BRICKLE HCBERT BROWNING MARGARET BROWN GEORGE ALLEN BR OXTOIN CT W ,pw ' W' ----r '17 SHIRLEY BURTON ALBERT E. BYRNES BOBBY S. CADIJE ALAN W. CAMERON JAMES H. CAMERON ANN CANIPE MARY WALTON CARPENTER JOHN G. CARSON GLENN ANN CARLTON FRANK THOMAS BUCK RODERJCK W. BUCK BETTY BUFFINGTON JOSEPH R. BUGG MARY ALICE BUNCH BARBARA BUNDSCHO Y ot' . ' 1' 1 if Cla:-am: 9 Gym Ki ix-1' 'SY' HERSCHELL V. CARR MARILYN CHAMBERS RAYMOND EARL CHAVEL JOE A. CHEELEY BARBARA CLARK THOMAS CLYDE CLARK HOWELL COBB BEVERLY O. COCHRAN BETTY COHEN ROBERT F. COLE ANN COLEMAN SUZY COLLINS CHARLES D. COOK WILBER C. COOK JULIA COOPER -A iff' ' W'WZ"13! "x,-,V LA vk.pX 'TEV Nov' -v"" eg sg 951 W.- QN0 ' f 4.25 unshw T"'? 'SP' Xiu'-" Viv K Y"' N v as 8 X if N L A SARA CORBIN MARY ANN COSEY CAROLYN CAWAJRD SHIRLEY CRAWFORD BETTY CROOK CAROLINE DAVIS CLAUDE E. DAVIS KENNETH DAVIS EVELYN TRUTH DANTORTH PATTI .DEN T STANLEY E. DORN EDWIN L. DOUGLASS RUTH ANN DOZIER ANGIELINE DREW PATRICIA DUNAWAY STANIIEY DUNN ELDEN H. DYE MARGARET DYE MAURICE E. EDENFIELLD EDWIN T. EIDSON BDLLY R. ELLIOT in "Q-. I 'Hui l hu! I DANIEL A. ENTWISTLE J EANNETTE EPPS HENRI ANN EUBANKS BARBARA ANN EUBANKS BOBBY GENE EUBANKS WARWREN R. EUBANKS BOBBIE JEAN FARR ROBERT C. FISHER STARKEY FLYTHE JOHN PRESTON GILLION MARY GLEATON PATRICIA GLADIN EMMA L. GOODWIN THOMAS W. GOODWIN CARRIE GREENE LAURA GREGORY PEGGY JEAN GRIMAUD VVILLIAM ARTHUR GRIMSLEY .Mr f "1" DONALD R. FORD RICHARD A. FORJRESTER BILL M. FULCHER MARY ANN FULLERTON GLORIA GANUS THURMOND GAY Hui' .f s I. -,.i'A1i'f Q 'Y BETTY GRIMSTEAD BURNIE J. GUY MARGIE GUY DAN HALL J ACK HALL PATSY HAMILTON J OANNE HARBIN RANDALL D. HNRDAWAY EDWIN HARELIK EVELYN HARMON GERALDINE HARPER GRACE HARRIS HELEN HARIRIS JAMES F. HATCHER NATH T. HAYES . P2 1.1-,J VC? ,lxf , D ,kv V' 3 A i i ca- 5 . Q A Y' 'sw 5 JE Af ! l J X I .Q it ,.., I,-s V 4 A i -A .ii -0 FJ i x ff" I p-s,',, '?'M'Qw V7 W, ft? -. in Z I , 9 M. , N3 '16, wg I 5' I ' , g ' X ,.. fl X J ' . I J5' A f ,I 3 wx .- 5 A-Q-r 4. J A 'Ni SHIRLEY HEATH DIXIE HENDRIX THOMAS HERNDON RAYMOND TRAVIS HIGGINBOTHAM JOAN HILL KATHERINE HILL MARIAN HILL THOMAS EZEKIEL HILL WILLIAM A. HITT R. L. HIXON RONALD H. HOBSON JACK C. HODGES VIRGINIA LEE HOFFMAN J. VVILLIAM HOLDEN ANNE HOOVER EDNA HOOVER 'ROBERT HORNE ROSALIND HORNE PATSY HOWARD MARCELLA HOVVARD ROBERT G. HUFF y'?G s . .J G QA., . -A Q . ww-' A 'tx fer '17 W-..!' 'havn- GEORGAE F. HUGHES BARBARA HUNT JEAN HUYCK RUBY INGLETT BARBARA IVEY MARGARET IVIE ELLA JACKSON CHARLES L. JAIVTES MARGARET RUTH JANSEN 5 k v? X .. MARY E. JOHNSON ARTHUR R. JONES JUDD G. JONES PATRICIA JONES BILLY H. JORDAN ROBERT GEORGE JUMP RUTH JUMP SANFORD KARESH LOWELL STANLEY KENT 5-51 'X f ,QA EVELYN J ESSUP DAVID JOE ELIZABETH JOE DOROTHY JOHNSON JAMES JOHNSON JERRY S. JOHNSON ZACHARY M. KILPATRICK DOUGHTY KING PEGGY KING SYLVIA KINSEY BETTY KITCHENS EVERETT C. KUGLA'R NANCY J. LABOUSEUR ROBERT B. LAMAR BARBARA ANN LANG HOOVER LACY LANIER ERNESTINE LAW W. M. LEE DOROTHY MAE LEOPARD MARGARET HAMILTON LESTER MARGIE L. LEWIS - P-. li A x fa- , I-Y - Ny., , V as I N .X ' ixuzgpify 41514 L ,gf .... if 35 .s T' .-lu 'Ax in-4-' E' - O 14:-jgrv 14, vx. ,. 0 5: M ga if . A 5 .15 .X Q M. iv! 54' 'WYTYV iw-N 'fi' ,. v,..."S ww YI? .0 ki .. - . ,Q sigh' 4-Q Z' 04 PAULINE F. LEDVBETTER MARCIA LYNN LEVY GRACE LINDSAY AARON B. LIVELY MAJRTHA ANN LIVELY DELORES M. LOGAN PEGGIE ANN MARR.IO'I'I' MARGUERITE MARSCHALK BARBARA ANN MATHENY MARGARET SUE MARTIN JOYCE MATZENBACH STEDMAN CLARK MAYYS MARGIE MCALHANY BILLY MCCORMACK LARRY McCRARY ERAN K MCDANIEL DOROTHY MCELVEEN BETTY MCGAI-IIE OLLIE O. MGGAI-IEE C. A. McKEE. JR. MARY MCKENNEY CLAUDIA J. MCKETTRICK ANN MENGER BARBARA METTS MARGIE MILLER WINTON MILLER JAMES HENRY MILLS KEMMIE MIXON WARJREN MIXON BETTY JEAN MONTGOMERY .,,, '7 ft' ' c ,Afgg CHRISTINE MURPHY JEAN MURPHY RAYMOND MURPHY SWITZER MURPHY JUNE MYRICK RICHARD G. NEVILLE SARAH ANNE OWEN ANN OXNER ANN PADGETT va' QCA S' 3 ' O1 'fix iv TRACY MOORE JIMMIE H. MOORMAN SUZANNE MORRIS WALTER MORRIS HELEN MOUTOS ALFR ED L. MOWERY ANNE JEANETTE PARTRIDGE MARTHA PARJRISH CAROLYN PEACOCK RICHARD PEARSON J ACQUELYN PHILPOT W. K. PI-HLPOT ANNIE MAUDE PINKISTON JEAN D. PITNER ROBERT LOUIS PLAYFORD ROBERT E. POSS RUDOLPI-IE E. POWELL JEANNETTE PRESCOVIT EVA PRICE MINNIE LEE PRICE LOUIS KEITH PRINCE I d 1 JN I F it Y' f ? .5 W X ef . . .. gk ' fffzffiif- , f' -. 'TEA-:.' '-U435'75'f Fw " 5-2: L::?t2':- . W- . . Gym.. ., Z, , ,.,. , W? p """'-. 53 3, T ks fU ,Q 1 I. X args fb' fl Y' I s Q ' 'fl i l' va R 3 X x,,,, -will .-NX ,f f .4-5. ,'vK V' Q7 ' 29. hae- lwfx- -nav' X ""-n':.'? K'3e"'g SS' Q7 -J id CAROL ANN PURCELL WILLIAM D. RAWLS HELEN REDDY MARY ANNA REDMOND MARGARET FRANCES REEDER EDNA REID TI-EEO M. RJEID THOMAS RENNISON GRADY C. RHODES MILDRED RHODEN IRWIN F. RICE ANNE RICHARDS JAMES R1ICH.AlR.DSON DONNA RIGDON ROBERT RILEY EDWARD WOODBURY RINKLER BETTY ROE ROY GEORGE ROLLINS THOMAS ROSIER JAMES ROWLAND RUTH ROZELL 2 ,--4 alb- 5 aw V ini MILDRED RUBEN RAYMOND RUSSELL JAMES R. SCOGGINS DOUGLAS SEIFFERAT MARY SELLERS JOANNE SHAPIRO WILLIAM V. SHEPPARD MENDEL N. SILBERT MARJORIE SUE SIMMONS x 9 V--r - 'x KATHLEEN SMITH ROBERT E. SMITH DOROTHY SPINKS BERNARD SPIVEY RICHARD R. SPIVEY THOMAS P. STANFORD BARBARA STAPLETON JAMES W. STEPHENS JOY B, STOCKTON ,gfk 5. i K Y' . J I-F' 5 SUE SIMOWITZ ELIZABETH SINGLETARY MONTEY SKINNER ' 1 w 1 DOROTHY SMITH ETHEL SMITH GERALDINE SMALLEY as-jf A ' 1 x 13 l ., jg 1' :Q HICK M. STONE ANN STORY 59,3-W: EDWARD STOWELL SARA STRIN GER HELEN SWANSON X ,, A Y? MARY ALICE SUM1-:RAU 3 A, QM W. X CONNIE TABB ALBERT TANKERLSLEY MARILYN TANNENBAUM "!"'w-as GAYLE TANNER EVELYN TESKEY J AlVH1S THOMAS ' - 4' , '- MARJORTE ANN THOMPSON CAROL THOMZPSON EDNA THOMPSON 1 1 I Rv' A .avi ,pn 'ilk W 1 'V Q.. ,f" if' Q A - .-'11 'Gp' Y '0vt+ X . . , ,J 121 A . XY -ff hui f'Q 4" r V' Q. 4 ' Sv 6 -51 io? -Q' ., -6' S F- JOYCE THR1IF'I' MA1RVIN E. TOWNER KATHRYN B. TRAPNELL BARBARA JEAN TRLICE MARY LORAINE TUTEN JEAN TUTEN JEAN USRY DAVID VERNER VOSS HAZEL WALDEN DELORES WALKER LAWRENCE WALKER HENRY R. WALTERS TALLULAH WALL WILLIAM WATKINS LOUISE WALRDLAW I2 .., W f 3 -ef 35 fpgvv-L ww nog IW' hfxfx xiii! . V -...J FIRST ROW 11 to rl SECOND ROW C1 to ri THIRD ROW 11 to VJ FOURTH ROW tl to ri SHIRLEY WEBB MICHAEL WI-LITTLE SHIRLEY WILLIAMS NELL VVILSON ERLENE WILK R. E. WIDENER JOSEPH T. WILLIS HEYWARD WOODWARD MARY H. WHITTAKER VIRGINIA WILCIIEI-I RUSSELL C. WILLIS ROBERT WOODWARD ELEANO'R WHITFIELD LYMAN O. VVILLIAMS MARIA R. WILSON ZONA WRIGHT xx,- '-nal' BRAD BENNET1' HOWARD T, ANDERSON RICHARD BARROW FIRST ROW- JULIAN BRACKMAN FRANK CHEESBOROUGH ADRIAN M. COHIEN JUNE CRAWFORD ELIZABETH CROUCH SECOND ROW- THOMAS DOUGLASS WILLIAM DYE MADELINE FERST JERRYLENA GAY ROBERT W. GIBBS W, ' 'gnu' 1"3"""'- if ' LILO , 'lv-s 'Bl it-"rf FIRST ROW- HOOT F. GIBSON MARTHA HEMSTREET JUNE HUTCHENSON ANNE JENNINGS CAROLINE C. KUHLKE SECOND ROW- J OE ANN LANIER MARGARET LEWIS WILLIAM MARATOR BETTY J, MATTHEWS MURIEL OELLERICH xii J A .rf"k. X , ,P ,y ,Iv ,X ,, , I wp' ply 5 X TH MA P. T N RD O S S A FO ANGUS WILSON LOUISE WALKER ., --- -... .Y....,,, I I ' A acl 7066! and of Ile eaiafz of 7951 We, the class of 1051. having been the first high school seniors to partake of the joys of co-education in Augusta. ilo hereby make the following bequests to the unclerclassmen who will rind themselves filling our shoes Next Year and occupying the well-worn benches in the fifty odd tsome of them extremely oddly classrooms of old ARC. XYithout further ado the graduating class does herewith leave the fi-llowing generous bequests: Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item l-XYe. Betty Beeson and Sarah .Xnne Owen. leave our unrivaled ability for being caught on the third floor of the YKICX to Dot ltwen and Frances Hett in hopes that they can think of better excuses than we did for being there. 2-To his br-1ther -limmy. llanny Cook leaves his football pants, so that he will be assured of a nice warm seat -n the bench next year. Sfl. Klan-y XYIIIIITEI-It'l'. loequeath my everlasting worry of: "XYill I ever get out of high school"-to anyone who is as doubtful as I vqas about the answer. Jlsl-Koh ,lump leaves his unfailing ability to knock his hat off with his sabre during parades to Prentice P6Z1lx0llY. 5-We. Helen Harris and lie ty Bennett. do bequeath tu the incoming Tri-Hi-Y Presidents our gavels, in hopes that they will develop muscles in their right arms as strong as ours. 6-I. Paul Iligginb tham. leave my electric buzzer to -lack Hall in hopes that he will "buz around" as I did. 7-I. "Chuckles" llavirrl. bequeath my chuckling chuckles to any chuckler who can chuckle. S-I. Ronald EI-bson. leave the sparkling diamonds upon my shoulders to Keith Charles. Qil. Shirley Heath. do will tu Beverly Bassford my ability to leave home at 8:45 and still arrive at school in one piece at 9:45. 10-I, Bunnv Cohen. herebv leave the distinction of H 1 being the only talking rabbit on the track team to any- body who can qualify for it. ll-To Kitty Dessauer. we. Betty Cohen and Mary tor seeking vital information from the schedule tion bureau like us. lZ-I. XY. Ann C- sey do will and bequeath our unequaled ability cards in the office. so that she will be a walking informa- C. Cook. leave my good looks to Billy Fair in hopes that it will enable him to get a date. 13-I, Caroline Kuhlke. do will and bequeath the stepladder that I use to reach my locker to Beverly Farr. 14-I. Billy Philpot, bequeath my junior Birdsmen's tin wings to Harvey Brown in hopes that he will keep his wing tips off the ground. I5-IYe. Caroline Davis. Mariam Hill and Angie Drew. leave our ability to Sweet Talk teachers and still fail to some poor Tubmanite. 0 I6-To Billy Bass, Richard Barrow leaves all his abilities on the gridiron. 17-I. l,ibby Crouch. leave my uncanny ability to accidentally run into Frank Babbitt everwhere I go to who- ever enjoys it as much as I do. I8-I. Gene Baggott. bequeath my ability to make Mrs. Turner say: "Y-1u're just trying to he smart. boy!" to any D. E. student. 10-XYe. Sister Carpenter and Cella Howard. do will and bequeath our ability to pass Chemistry and still know nothing about it-to some up-and-coming Tubmanite. 20-I, Ifarl Chavel. leave all my attempts at song-writing to .-Xngus VVilson. ll-I. liev Blemker. do will and bequeath my parking place at the top of Bransford R. hill to anvone Whose car has battery troubles as often as the "green hornet' does. ' av ---XYarren liubanks leaves his managerial abilitv to whoever may want to slave for the Acdemv five or eleven. ' ' - ' 33-NYM Nloo Kqloutos and Mn Morris. do will to any Richmond Rat our ability to speak fluently in French class tnot Ifrenchu-and not get Caught, 24-To Rlr .l-lolton. Keeneth Braun leaves his Math 45 "exam", to cherish in his old age. 25 -We.. Marilyn Chambers and Sara Chace, bequeath our ability to get along with Mr. Sutton to any one ot his next year's students. Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item VVitn Harvey "The uBig 26-I, Doughty King, leave my Honor Guard Stripes to jerry Thomas Lowe. 27-I. Barbara Bundscho, gladly leave my seat in Mr. Hains' Algebra class to anyone who' is brave enough to take it. 28-I, Thomas Goodwin, leave my duties as Master of Ceremonies for the junior Birdsmen performances to R. A. Holiday. 29-Joe Ann Cheeley leaves her ability to make an A-plus in history under Mr. Richardson to Barbara Clark. 30-I. Carl Carn, leave my one worldly possession. my drum. to next year's lucky drummer. 31-NYe. Glen Carlton and Ann Canipe. bequeath our short Cut t I Chemistry class to any underclassman who is energetic enough to find it. 32-To Alan XY. Cameron, James H. Cameron leaves his ability in Arithmetic. 33-I. Ann Oxner, will to Langdon Atkins my extra units in hopes that he will graduate someday. 34-I. Douglas Seiffert. leave my reserved seat in Detention Hall to any deserving and ambitious young stu- dent. - 35-I. Carol Purcell. leave to Elaine Kilduff my ability to always pass with a 70 average. 36-I, Jack Hodges. will my very good hair and also my height to Kenneth Merry. 37-I. Barbara Matheny. do will and bequeath to Betty .-Xnn McKie my knife to enable her to cut through the smoke in the Girl's Lounge. 38-Brad Bennett leaves his ability to stay in trouble to jules Godin. 39-To the cop at the Augusta Drive-In. Bev Cochran leaves his best wishes and a much brighter flashlight. 40-I. Robert Bailey. will to jimmy Bardin my seat in History class so tha he may rock himself to sleep. 41-George Rollins, Alfred Mowery, and Zeke Hill leave their photographic abilities to Elmo Cason. 42-Wie. Maryanna Redmond and Pegge Marriott. do will and bequeath to Joyce Fricks and Mary Leighton our seats together in Music Class in hopes that they can make better harmony than we did. 43-I. Chick -Iames, leave my ability to stay in A. R. C. for five years to XVayne Dye. 44-Donna Rigdon leaves dear old Richmond to all the future Army brats. 45-Vye. Nath Hayes and Tommy Herndon. leave to .lack Poppell and llillups Johnson our abilities to he athleticg to get along with the girlsg and to keep that hammer swinging. -l-6-I. Carol Bennett will to Patricia Cooney my ability to start arguments in class with Mr. Morrison and end up failing the course. 47-I. Dan Entwistle. leave my two "Hot-Lips"-suitable for wetting spitballs-and my nickname. "Meat XYhistle" to Tom Mixon. 48-Mary Belger leaves to Ann XYilliams and Joanne Ford her ability to get along with Mr. A. L. VVilliams. 49--Edo Douglass wills to Butch Mulherin his basketball uniform. in hopes that it will be a perfect fit. 50-'We. Martha Hemstreet and Connie Tabb, leave to anyone our ability to fuss and fight through kinder- garten. grammar school. and high school, and still remain friends in the end. 51-Tommy Douglass leaves two 50-Calibre Machine guns and a box uf firecrackers to Senior Howard as personal protection against the "Batman" 52-Vye. jimmy johnson and Hoover Lanier. do will and bequeath our abilities to be great football stars to johnny Menger in hopes that he will someday make first string varsity. 53-XYe. Kuglar. Barrow. and Bobby liubanks leave 35 cents to start a fund to buy a bicycle for Coach Milli- gan. so he can ride when his wife has the car. 5-l--Hayword W'oodwarcl leaves his connections to Conroy Hudlow in hopes he can get a job in the Militarv Office next year. 55-I. Mendel Silbert. do leave-Period. end of report. esses: Signed and attested before me this forty-fifth day of February. for the graduating class of "195l". Thing" Love" BEY BLEMKER mm em Fame, 4,4 7757 TI M li-the future PLACE-Milledgeville XXX- enter a padded cell. There is a little fat man inside, with strange eyes that speak of strange things like love, adventure, and third-string' varsity. The man speaks, "Though I sit here. confined lin thi, cell, l'll never forget what happened last year. I easily escaped and boarded the train foi- hvugubm. --.UI out for .Xugustalu the conductor cried. .Xt last 1 was nearing my destina- tion. Though there had been a few curious glances from the passengers, everything seemed to be all right so far. llut as 1 stepped off the train. 1 was approached hy Geraldine Harper and Bob Lamar, wearing white coats and carrying butterfly nets. I turned to flee but tripped and hit my head on the curhstone. XYhen I recovered. I was standing in front of llome Folks. I l1Ill11Cf.1lZ1lClj' recognized Tommy llerndon. a little fatter. hut the same old Tommy. I almost asked him if he had run into any referees lately.lu1t thought better of it. Tommy was excited because Danny Cook. Larry XYalker, and lildonllye, renowned moonshiners had had a run in with the police in Raleigh. All escaped but lildon. who couldn't run fast enough. .Ns Tommy moved away muttering something about bells, I bought a paper and saw that Richard llarrow now owned his own alligator farm, and that Bev Cochran had taken over the .X. R. C. Track Team. Speedy finally retired. Un the hack page was a notice for a bout between Katie llill, southeastern wrestling champ. and .loanne Harbin. Miss North .Xu.g'usta. Ialso noticed that llill llye, basketball referee, had been caught in a bribe given him by Starkey lflythe, head of an international gamblingsyndicate. About that time Paul Hair approached. l gave him the old -l. B. salute and started talking. Paul told me that Mickey Crouch had finallv made good as balcony usher at the Rialto. He said Connie Tabb was still looking for a man. Slime people never learn. He also said that Ronald Hob- son. Hoot Gibson. and Lyman XYilliams were still somewhere in Korea. although the war had been tver for twelve years. These sectznd lieutenants never learn, either. I paid Paul a fond farewell and boarded a bus for the hill. I sat down in what I thought was an unoccupied seat. hut soon discovered ,lack Hodges sitting under me. .Xfter 1 scraped him up and set him in my lap. he said he and Stanley Kent finally made the Globetrotters. lletty Bennett had just come to Augusta. fresh from her job as society editor of the llogpatch 1.i21ZCIt6'- lie told me Sarah Uwen had a nervous breakdown right after the 1951 Rainbow came out and hasn't been quite rigfh fiIlCe- .Xnd finally, as the bus gippi-oat-lied Kings XYay Drug Store. lack said that lid Brandon and XX, L, Chunk had manned the first rocket to the moon in 1955. 'They haven't been heard from since- tound some moonwonien. I guess. I got off the bus and was nearly run down while crossing the s.reet. 1 didn't recognize the driver as .X. G. Yernon until I caught the aroma of wood alcohol. I saw a new joint, XYardlaw's Place. had iust been built. I guess Louise made good after her supersalesman- ship with the annual. I entered -and noticed Nath illftyei with his feet propped up on a table, SIP' ping a soda. .Xfter the deluge was over. I let down my umbrella and went over to speak to him. He said Richard llixon had won the 9-hall championship from lloover Lanier. .Xs Nath '- slurped. I thumhed through a sports magazine and saw that Suvie Morris. -111116 Myrick. Kathleerl Smith Ziflfl .Xnne flxner had made the .Xll-.Xmerica lfoofhall team. Gad, what is the game coming to? Nath said David Nvoss had made a slight scientific slip up at the II-Bomb Plant and South Carolina and parts of lleorgia had seceded from the union. .Xs 1 was admiring. the stuffed Goodwin hm-gineg ff ver the calendar with Marilyn Chambers' picture on it, l noticed Mariam Hill tending the har. She told me that llev Blemker was AuguSta'S new political boss and lfulchcr had finally gotten a job as .X. R. C. water boy. Pearson got a severe case tml- the blacks and nearly died. I left' iust as the floor show, featuring Marcella Howard and Mar- tha lleinstreet as fan dancers. started. ,lack hall was there. and hasn't missed a performance yet. lust as I arrived downtown in front of the Miller. where llunny Cohen was starring in 'a re- vival of f'1l:n'vey", all went black. and shortlv I found myself in hed, looking up at Dr. Zack Kilpat- rick. lle said that l had suffered a slight confusion of the brain. but would st on he well enough to re- turn lu my cell and my basket-weaving. K D Signed liilly I'hilpot with help from the ,lnnior llirdsmen of .Xugusta AGEE, VIVIAN ALFORD, SAMUEL THOMAS ANDERSON ALICE MERIAM ANDERSON, HARRY J. ATTAWAY, SARAH LIZZIE AUTRY, NORMAN IVI. BAKER, ELDRED BASSFORD, BEVERLY LEE BIRD, GEORGE L. BOYETTE, MARY C. BROWN, J . L. BULLARD, SHIRLEY, R. BURNS, PEGGY IMary Sue? BUSCH, VIRGINIA C. CARTER, DONALD F. CARTER, LAWRENCE M. CASON, MARTHA LEE CAWLEY, JOSEPH W. CHARLES, KEITH W. CLARK. ANSON LYLE, JR. CLARKE, CORNELLIA MAE CLARK. MARK RUDOLPH COLLINS, SUZZANE CONNELL, BILLIE SUE COONEY, PATRICIA COUCH. KENNETH G. COVINGTON, HERBERT A. CURRY, RICHARD DAILEY, BETTY JO DAMREN, J EANN E DAVIS, BETTY P. DAVIS, LEON N. DAVIS, LOUIS P. DRAKE, EDWARD LEE DRUMIVIOND, EDWARD L. DUNCAN, THOMAS O. ,i.-,..- . -ALYLLL . L, cwdafw 7754 DURDEN. TONY L, DYSON, BETTY JO EBERI-IART, CHARLES M. EPPERSON. MARY E, EUBANKS, WILLIAM E. FAIR, MARGARET FINLEY, CLYDELLE FOSTER, WINTON MARIE FRICKS, JOYCE GAY, JUNE GIBSON, HOOT F. GOODWIN, JEAN A. GORDON, M. P. HALL, A. HANCOCK. J. W. HARRISON, S. HAUGHEE. D. A. HELMLY, E. C. HEMRICK. W, T. HENDERSON, M. C. H.ETT, F. HIGHTOWER, MARY A. HOLSTON. CYNTHIA HOOVER, HAROLD B. HORNE. MARY A. HOWARD. CLARENCE G. HOWARD, HETTY R. HURT, AMOS E. HUSON. GEORGE G. JARRELL, CHARLES T. JONES, MILDRED LOUISE JORDAN, JAMES BRUCE JORDAN. JOSEPH LAVERTY, BETTY J . LEE, WILLIAM M. LEIGHTON, MARY D. LEIGHTON, STELLA LEWIS, HAROLD WAYNE LOWRY, RUDY MACK, BENNIE THOMAS MARKS, ANN TILLMAN IVIARSHALL, PATRICIA L. MASON. RALPH WILLIAMS MAY, MARTHA MEDLIN, BETTIE MILLER, JACQUELINE MIMS, LORENZO T. MOCK. BETTY E. MOORE, TRACY R. MORRIS MARGARET MULI-IERIN, WILLIAM B. MURPHY, CHARLES A. MCDANIEL, BILLIE MCKIE. BETTY ANN NETHERLAND, DOROTHY NEWMAN, MARGARET OWEN, DOROTHY PATE. SILAS PEARSON, BETTY JEAN PETERS, JEAN PHILLIPS, FRANK PHILLIPS, JESSE POPPELL. JACK POWELL, MARY PUTIVIAN, RICHARD REPKA. MORRIS PETER REEVES, DORIS L. ROSIER, HOWARD G. RICHARDS, DAVID B. RICHARDS. DEANNE ROWLAND, JAMES E. SANDERS, MARGARET E. 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I.- -I M. ww 1 aaisur.-'Q H M. E. TOWNER H. F. GIBSON J. E. ROWLAND R. T. HIGGINBOTHAM A. D. ROE S. S. FLYTI-LE W. SHEPPARD W. H. BOLLER R. S. STURGIS M. R. CLARK Www gddfld . Commander S. E. DORN ,-..-,- -..Platoon Sergeant A. M. COHEN WWW , , Guide R. A. ANDERSON H, , Guidon Bearer L. O. WILLIAMS W. ..., V.- . G. JUMP W. L. WATKINS B. E. WOODWARD C. WYLIE H. D. WILSON A. H. WILSON . R. JONES S. R. KARESH W. C. BLAND . L. BIRD D. B. LESTER F. W. CHEESBOROUGH F. BUCK N. W. SOJOURNER F. R. PHILLIPS J HOBH3 H. V. SANDERS R. A. ROWE J. D. JONES SGT. FREAR, Instructor ....- - Squadron Leader ---Squadron Leader L .,.. Squadron Leader - - - -Squadron Leader A. L. TANKERSLEY O. O. MCGAI-IEE D. M. KING J. B. GOLDBERIG R. B. LOWRY W. C. DAVIS R. R. DILLMAN ROBERT WALTON RUFUS MALONEY P. T ANDERSON YVILLIAM ANDERSON JOSEPH BENNETT NAOMI BENNETT BILLY BRUNKHURST BILLY BRAND ROBERT BURGESS DAN BROWN gmac! 60:5 President DENNIS HARLOW Secretary Viva'-P1'0siclc'Ht RICHARD NEVILLE ........ Treasurer CARL CARN DAN ENTWISTLE THOMAS MIXON T. C. ROSIER RICHARD CHAMBERS JIMMIE FENNELL RICHARD NEVILLE WALKER SOJOURNER BOBBY CHRISTIAN LOUIS INGRAM THOMAS ORR J. H. THOMPSON RICHARD CRAWFORD LEE RILEY JOHN OWENS DELORIS WALKER THOMAS CRAWFORD OLLIE Mc-GAHEE FRANK REEDER H. P. WHITEHEAD MICKEY CROUCH RUSSELL MARTIN EDWARD RIDDLE CHARLES WATKINS WALTER DAVIS MARION MATTHEWS BETTY ROE MELVIN BLOODWORTH PATRICIA DUNAWAY RICHARD MITCHELL STANLEY ROSENTHAL ORIAN NIEHUSS The Richard B. Sheridan Memorial Sabre is an award nuall bv the Reserve Officers Association to tht- made an y K - Cadet Officer of the ROTC UNI'1' who is judged to he the Q waided in memorv of Richard best soldier. The sabre i- a ' A P uf , I MQ, Brinslev Sheridan, honor graduate oi the Acddemy who os his life. in the football uniform of West Point, I rder for 3 cadet to win this Lward, he must bg not n o l nl le and versatile only an outstanding officer but a so a cal . gi e AWARD FOR 1050 - MAJOR HARRY C. SHERMAN i 1 Y S 4 sl 4 1. 3 X . 3 i .v 5 de imddcm mice studs-nt, fXiYl'lUlli'l1 there :ire - 1 1 V I no riwitl 1't'L1Llll't'll'lCl'ltF, cus xl ' - A 1, t t toni has hecn est blishtc that the ittipitnt ot tl is an ul ' ' tl l ite. 'ind fl lewdci ht an conscientious student, at proficient 'i ,i t t onsncinus siinil irity of tht in class activities. The mos c 1 t , bows who have won this L1XVLl'Cl is their cli1u'zrctei'. VVith- ' t lforeniost ation these students have been lirs :nic out excel gentlemen, Thus the Sheridan Sabre has come to he th' most coveted award cc-ive. that any Academy student c.n re The Richard B. Sheridan Memorial Sabre-Maj fad! ,-4emfwla, 7750 . Harry C. Sherman The Veterans of Foreign Wars Sabre lst Lt. Ronald H. Hobson The American Legion Sabre . Captain George W. Thomas The Bland Scruggs Memorial Sabre Maj. Harry C. Sherman General Lenoard Wood Medal Maj. Harry C. Sherman C. W. Tully Trophy Maj. Harry C. Sherman The Cohen Medal 2nd Lt. J. Righton Robertson The Levy Medal Outstanding Member Neatest Cadet of the Band Cadet Louis K. Prince Captain Jack Wong 2nd Lt. C. N. Thomas Best Drilled R. O. T. C. Company' won by Headquarters Company crommanded hy Capt. George W. Thomas Bi-st Drilled Ninth Gracie Company won by . Company "G" Company command,-d by lst Lt. Louis S. Simon Best Drilled Eighth Grade Company won by -.Company "I" Company commanded by . .- lst Lt. Roy H. Simpkins Best Drilled R. O. T. C. Platoon won by lst, Platoon, Headquarters Company commanded by , ..... .. --.2nd Lt. R. O. Johns Best Drilled Ninth Grade Platoon won by .lst Platoon, Co. "E" Company commanded by , , .... U -.2nd Lt. J. R. Roberts B-est Drilled Eighth Grade Platoon won by ..... --1st Platoon, Co. "L" Company commanded by .-. .. 2nd Lt. R. T. Higginbotham Best Drilled R. O. T. C. Squad won by ...lst Squad 2nd Platoon Co. Company commanded by .. ...... Sgt. R. H. Nix Best Drilled Ninth Grade Squad won by .... 3rd Squad lst Platoon Co. Company commanded by .. Sgt. C. A. Aenchbacher Best Drilled Eighth Grade Squad won by 3rd Squad lst Platoon Co. commanded by .... Sgt. D. Halcame Best Drilled Individual R. O. T. C. Cadet . Cadet L. K. Prince Best Drilled Individual. Ninth Grade ., . Cadet D. B. Hite Best Drilled Individual, Eighth Grade ., Cadet J. R. Cook vu RICHARD HIXON ilu illllemnriazlt The memory of Richard Hixon will always he held in close associa- tion with the character and manhood of Richmond Academy. Though the years may shadow the sadness of his passing, there is left for us an ideal - an ideal of Richmfond men. To us, who knew and loved him. Richard will always be the true student, the youthful athlete, the clean sportsman. llis years at Richmond. which formed a large share of the years that were all too few, are the heri- tage of his school. Since in life Richard was such an active force in shaping the destin- ies of his teams and his school. he is placed here among his fellowsg and their history, the following hotle ot Athletics, is affectionately dedicated to his memory. X if X 5. .4 , . 3 1 -nw . 3 ttf J MARSHALL J. FLOWERS. Jr. FRANK F. INMAN Assistant Football Coach Basketball Coach HARRY C. MILLIGAN Athletic Director, Head Football Coach G. LANGSTON BOLTON A. L. WILLIAMS C. E. BEARDEN B-Varsity Football Coach, Basketball and Baseball Coach Football and Basketball Coach Track Coach 7950 fegioa 2 ' via. ' Left to right: HOBSON, Alt. Capt. Journa - ' d Tl fm 1 All State lst Team EUBANKS, Capt. Reglon lst Team, G,I.A.A. 2n ea LANIER Alt Capt Left to ught WALL, Regional lst Team SHORT. Regional 2nd Team COCHRAN FULCHER MENGER, Regional lst Team fg 1 y ,JE 5""2'l'f? Y 4 f J F 5 -. -r, 4, Left to right: JOHNSON, Regional 2nd T,-am Q- HALL. J. KILPATRICK DOZIER HERNDON. Regional Ist Team CHEERLEADERS 1ST ROW - Bennett, Gilliland, Tabb, Banks. 2ND ROW - Lee, Baggott, Wright, Baker. ecame of 7aaMaZZ ecwan .Xltlmlwll -mlweifflierl. Riclmmml played ll lmrcl fwuqht gimme aguinist li 7 ra' rw MHX. lm Septmnlmcr 15. G.M..X. scorn-rl in the sccwvml quarter and lxiclmwm was sto m wecl mm the two-varcl line us the half euclccl. Stzmrlouts XYCFE lolm I l . . son, NlC'llg'Cl', xlznncs, llozxcx' zmrl llalwlntt, m the lmcktlelclg C+'1cl11':m, lzulmzmks llulmm :tml l:lllCllE'l', in the line. in :1 game ending 7 tu O fm' Gil..-X. Hn Septcmlrcr 22 Glynn :mtl Richmsmfl mct in Il game that was ll thrillel tmm l1CQ'lllIllllQ' tw cml. XYith Ilermlnm scuriug twice :mcl sume lliilllflflll runnin! ID' 'lUllIl5lPll. Richmuml rlcfeutccl thc "Rell VllC'I'l'llI'5H 20 to 6. Klenger lluzicr. liulmzmkx :xml L'ucl1rzm lulzlyccl their usual I'llg'g't'!l game. ' fm Scptc111lwr JU Riclmnmcl lrzlvcllcfl lu Q4llZ1l'lCStUIl tu take :1 l-l to O victory from the Charleston team. After a slow start the team began "click- ing" as "Bull" Dozier and Frank Babbitt scored the winning touchdowns. Menger was excellent in the backfield and the whole line turned in a fine performance. After making the long trek to Columbus, Richmond failed to score until the second half, when Dozier and johnson sewed up the game with a touch- down apiece. Menger and Babbitt also showed up well in the backfield, and Langdon Adkins did a fine job holding the line. The final score was Rich- mond l3 and jordan 7. It was Richmond's day to "Mow 'em down" as the Musketeers "wallop- ed" Commercial of Savannah, 45 to 13. lireryone played, and Richmond rail all over the field. .lvohnson and Lanier scored twice, and Frank Babbitt. Dozier, Menger. and Charlie XYall. tackles, "racked up" one apiece for a team that couldn't be stopped. Richmond won a liarcl-fought Qlame over Benedictine of Savannah on October 20. Although they had trouble stopping B.C.'s star, Joe Herpin, the Musketeers were not to be denied, as johnson, james. Herndon, and Menger each tallied to bring home a 26 tu ll victory and put the boys from Richmond one step nearer the region championship. Richmond played goiod ball, but Lanier was just too much for us to handle, Kluddled signals, injuries. and "Red" XYhitten spelled defeat for the Musketeers. liven though both Herndon and Cochran tallied for Rich- 7 7 mond. the final score was Ji to l- in favor of Lanier. Hoover Lanier had a "field day". as he scored twice on fifty-yard runs to help Richmond stop Riverside 33 fu 7. Babbitt, Herndon, and Short also scored. and everyone played. The forward wall played excellently, and james, Schneider and Menger played well in the backfield. Herndon scored both Richmond T.D.'s as the Musketeers virtually clinched the Region 2 championship by beating Savannah 12 to 6. James touchdown pass to Herndon was the best play of the game, and Menger and Hall also shone. Line stalwarts were Eubanks, Short. Fulcher, Babbitt and Edenfield. After a beautiful scoring run by Stan johnson of Catholic High, Rich- mond came back to score and romp 26 to 6 over their arch rivals. The line, with Hobson and Anderson at the ends, held like a wall. and Lanier, Menger. Johnson, and Herndon ran around the ends. The entire team played well. Menger won the mcist-valuable-player award. It was the same old story as Richmond met Lanier again in the state semi-finals. Richmond played a fine game, with Menger and Anderson scor- ing for the Musketeers, but Lanier showed its power by piling up 25 points, to Richmondls 14. . of --.T - --..ue .1--,...f .. '-fi-"4 s .121 "A" VARSITY FIRST ROW-Miller, Kilpatrick, Lamb, Ferris, Short, Cook, Chavis, Lanier, Philpot. SECOND ROW-Culpepper, Riley, E. Babbitt, F. Babbitt, Schneider, Steinberg, Herndon, Menger, Johnson, Dye. THIRD ROW-Edenfield, Atkins, Hobson, Wall, Brown, Hall, Fulcher, Hayes, Walker, Parnell. FOURTH ROW-Anderson, Eubanks, Mulherin, Dozier, Goodwin, Brandon, James, Kuglar, Barrow, Cochran. Haughe I i-F ,-.f -nk "B" VARSITY FIRST ROW-Woods, Rowel. Reynolds, Still, Ford. Cook, Bowen, Tompkins, Mulpass, Lofman. SECOND ROW-Scarborough, Aenchbacher, Covington, Wade. Hernlen, Estroff, Sims, Johnson. Grice, Hudlow. THIRD ROW-Odom, Mgr., Culpepper, Harrison, Steinburg, Loyal, Bailey, C. Anderson, D. Anderson. Lee, Parnell. FOURTH ROW-Metz, Adams, Burkhalter, Ford, Bass, Glisson, Rufo, Miller. HERNDON I I I INMAN, Coach Wada! A. R. C. BASKETBALL TEAM HALL MULHERIN BABBITT hu MERJRY JOHNSON ALLEN BROWN PEALBODY DOUGLAS -STOWELL POPPELL A.R.C. MB" TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Grice, Griffin, Horne, Levy, Duane Grice, King, Charles, Stein- burg, Putman, Scarborough, Stellings, Ale-wine, Ford, Grubbs, Mgr. ff ll ARC "B" 45 ARC "B" 57 ARC "B" 27 AVRC "B" 47 ARC "B" 59 ARC "B" 35 ARC "B" 20 ARC "B" 27 ARC "B" 32 ALRC "B" 19 ARC "B" 41 ARC "B" 32 ARC "B" 44 ARC "B" 45 ARC "B" 35 ARC "B" 38 Total 59Q WON-9 ' cwkezffald - Graniteville 23 - Dearing 23 - N.A. 29 - Columbia 40 - Aiken 40 - L.B.C, 24 - B.C.H.S. "B" 22 - N.A. 29 - Greenwood "B" 16 - Evans 35 - Dearing 31 - B.C.H.S. "B" 34 - Evans 35 - Benedictine "B" 33 - Savannah "B" 57 - Greenwood "B" 27 Total 511 LOST-7 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM OF J. C. A. AND ACADENIY FIRST ROW-Myrick, Horne, Richards, Smith, Henderson. Murphy SECOND ROW-Belger, A. Bennett, Weaver. Bolton, Clark, Bennett, McGahee. I I I I I I 5 i lfverytliing must have El guucl ftfumlatimm. This has been repeated hy jusl :ilmut everymie who has ever set out to ziccumplish :1 task. XYell, the gl. tf. .X.-.X R. C. girls' hziskethall team all agree that their aclmirahle coach. Mr. lnngstini llwltini, is the une respmisilwle fm' the success of the team. He lziifl :i mleeln fmiiirlzitimi with the cmifirleiice he slmwecl iii the team. J.C.A. Sz A.R.C. Girls 18-V.F.W, J.C.A. 81 A.R.C. Girls 28-Nurses J.C.A. 81 A.R.C. Girls 51-Wacs J.C.A. 81 A,R.C. Girls 31-M.S.J. 38 J.C.A. 25 J.C.A 23 J.C.A. 28 J,C.A. A.R,C. A.R.C. A.R.C. A.R.C. Girls 26-Legion Girls 25-Evans Girls 29-V.F.W. Girls 57-Legion J.C.A. J.C.A. J,C.A. J.C.A. J.C.A. Sz A.R.C. Girls 25-Nurses 23 8: A.R.C. Girls 53-Tubman 18 Sz A.R. C. Girls 53-Harlem 35 81 A.R.C. Girls 41-M.S.J, 36 8a A:R.C. Girls 41-Legion 23 emfzic eczm Harry Milligan. A. R. C. tennis coach has begun work with the 1951 edi- tion of the tennis racket wielders. with daily workouts at the Country Club courts. After a not-to-successful season in 1950 the team is expected to be aided greatly by two of its returners. Dudly Baird. Sam Fleming, Ed Melody. and Butch lllulherin, also on the squad. 114' 11 TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW-Gibson, Cohen, D. Cook, Dye, McGahee, Woodward, Lanier, W. Cook, Row- land. SECOND ROW-Herndon, James. Walker, Towner, Hobson, Stanford, J. Cook, Byrd, Silver, Johnson, Barrow, Eubanks, Kuglar. TENNIS-Region 2 AA Singles Championship fDudley Bairdj Jack Hail set a new record in the Pole Vault 112 ft. 1 V2 inches? State Record PYLE A.R.C. TRACK TEAM RECORD 1951 A.R.C. 7812-Louisville 3012-Gf66HW0Od 22141-Aiken 215 A.R.C. 5110-Presbyterian Freshmen 7016 A.R,C. 79-Dreher High 13-Columbia High 29 FIRST ROW-Eubanks, Hdbson. Aa. . sv- .M.A. f C 5 2 G W2 SECOND Row-Cochran, Lanier, I-Iemdon HOBSON BARROW 71446 A.R.C.'s cindermen had a succassful season in 1950 winning in meets with Aiken and Louisvilleg emerging the victor by 1f3 of a point against Rock Hill, S. C.g taking Greenwood as Gene Kelley missed the school record by one inch in the High -lumpy losing to a powerful U. of Georgia Freshmen team with Jack Hall and Bev Cochran copping first places in the vault and 440 yard dash respectivelyg and lastly against G.M.A. with Joel Cohen carrying off scoring honors in the 220 yard dash and Broad Jump. Though losing in the G.I.A.A. State Meet A.R.C.'s jimmy Pyle broke the G.I.A.A. record in the Javelin with a 178' HM" heave. A bright season is hoped for by the 1951 trackmen, who have their goal set on winning the State Championship. ! LANIER ELDEN DYE, BOBBY WOODWARD, DANNY COOK. BUNNY COHEN gag 'a gcaahetfcaitf BAGGOTI' COHEN Under the capable direction of Coach A. L. Williams the "Jaguars" of the Junior College climbed to second place in the city league. When the basketball season ended they had defeated such teams as P8zP Motors and Harlem: The team was sparked by Bob Baggott, Joel Cohen. Harvey Stirewalt. Claud Graybill, Gene Kelly, and Dennis Foster. 1951 RECORD: J.C.A. 57-Harlem .V W, ,58 I- ya. J.c.A. 28-Harlem ,,..,.46 X- J,c.A. sep-S. T. R. .... N 53 l "lf-ew J.C.A. 42-Frie-dman's V 18 ' J.c.A. 40-P 8. P ..,, .. 36 J.c.A. 66-A.K.K. 20 J.C.A, 42-Phi Chi .... ..,,, 2 6 J.C.A, 47-Thomson Ga. H... 43 J.C.A. 27-Theta Kappa Pse 26 J.C.A. 44-Thomson, Ga. Y, 21 J.C.A. 38-Phi Rho Sigma H27 J.C.A, 39-Friedman's 33 J.C.A. 31-S.T.R. W, ,H 51 J. C. A. 52-A.K.K. -W , ........ 44 J.C,A. 45-Harlem , N, 62 J.C.A, 33-P8zP , . ,, 43 J.C.A. 55-Harlem .i..., , ,,..45 J.C.A. 55-Harlem , ,, .,.. 45 J.C.A, 34-Friedman W, 12 WON 12 AND LOST 6 STIR EWALT FOSTER JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW-Baggott, Stirewalt, Graybill, Rogers, Benson, Wright, Mgr. SECOND ROW-Kelly, Baririowski, Foster, Capstick, Griffin, Williams, Coach. GIRAYBILL ROGERS CAPSTICK GOLF TEAM FOR 1951 FIRST ROW-E. Douglas, T. Douglas, Brad Bennett. SECOND ROW-Ted Mays, Larry McCrary, Jimmy Raines. Not in Picture: Jake Howard, Charles Eberhardt. Richard Vann. REGION 2 AA CHAMPIONSHIP 1951 GOLF TEAM SEASON RECORD GEORGIA STATE AA CHAMPIONSHIP , ' U SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP ARC- 16-BOYS Cathohc High -- ---- ----------- 2 WON 9: LOST 1 A.R.C. 1216-Boys' Catholic High .... 1 ..... 516 DOUGLAS RAINES T. DOUGLAS The links squad under the capable coaching of "Buck" Flowers are looking better than ever this year after placing fourth in the 1950 State G.I.A,A. meet. The teams head scorer is Larry McC1'ary, while the remain- der of the squ d is composed of Jimmy Raines. Brad Bennett. Ed Douglas, Tommy Douglass, Jake Howard. and Charles Eberhart. A,R.C. 7l':-Aiken High School 111 , Q A.R.C. 18-Savannah High A.R.C, 18-Athens High ,,,, 1 A.R.C. 18-Charleston A,R.C. 15-G,M.A. 1 1111105 11 .,,. 111 1...1 0 1110 -1110 ...,13 MCCRARY BENNETT :mi v Q N I fi, .- 75' K E BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW-Ewbanks, Duncan, Boose, Blanchard, E. Babbitt, Buck, Fisher, Ferris, Curry, Grice, Berry SECOND ROW-Woodward, Coach Williams, Anderson, F. Babbitt, Shead, Bland, Menger, Poppell, Ford, Arrington, Watkills. f ' K Z P C26 ' - uw ' , STATE A.A. CHAMPIONS fBaseballJ I QR Ha, J' " REGION 2 AA CHAIVHDIONS fBaseball9 SOUTH GEORGIA CHANIPIONS fBaseballJ DIXIE HIGH SCHOOL CHAJVIPIONS SOUTHEASTERN PREP SCHOOL 7 CHAJVIPION SHIP if ' 'Z "',- fx BERRY "bv CURRY .R j . ARC 19 G d Q N: Q " It A.R.C. BASEBALL TEAM SCORE 1 ' ' ' RT feemoo A ' - ' . S ARC. 17-Boys' Catholic High I 3 C- ' , Q , A.R.C. 11-Graniteville ,,,,,,, ,,,,,5 A.R.C. 4-Commercial High ,H ,, ,1 ,, -" 5 A.R.C. 17-Aiken .... ,...,.CCCCCCCCC 5 ARC. 12-savannah at ..,. 0 ?,.it:kjj5'ff:.'-if iii- A.R.C. 2-Langley, Bath, Clear- A.R.C. 8-Boys' Catholic High ..,.t ,3 ' Ri ' 'gf ' L water .... ..C,,.. . ,M ,,,, , H .... 11 A.R.C. 7-GM.A. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 FERRIS -- wma ' , 4 C f y 5 5 ! 9 ff ff ,1 FORD SHEAD , .-1 'I POPPELL GRICE MENGER N I , p w I 1 I ff P2 I 1 5 x 1 iiiuf mmuulllum I. U X 8 l -- 4 5--h A Li" fig S .. Z E2 :Q af 3 is i 1 5' 'l 'ffm MW fy ,,, M lm' K ff' Gil - L1 ' -' ,-ff, ff,-if .,. .ff g'jf il .Nix , r r 2 fygviif WW? H Z w g , ff 'mea M , 2,3 A Q 51 ,I . AMW q IN 'a al 'Wi ' , X ,ff K!! I i.,s..'.YX'ak 45 my W m Wx?, :gi ,, W if ffwf'-fff2Mz4ZQ92fz-sa.fggyigkw + f ,f"""dllQl H1 I QM Ill lllllllllll ,IgI mHlnp5v4gfQf,.QQ!4g5 QQ J ei Q W f f A Cumwo Lia. ,ff 3 VOSS OWEN BOGOSLAWVSKY Sdemmz Snag DANNY VOSS -- .... - SARA ANN OWEN N, LYMAN VVILLIAMS ,,,, ADRIAN COHEN, TOMMY DOUGLASS, BETTY BENNETT, DAVID PLAYFORD W- BARBARA OWENS, BEV BLEMKER. BILLY PHILPOT, MARTHA HEMSTREEF, MARCELLA HOWARD ,,,,,J.C.A. Editor-In-Chief ,,-,,A.R.C. Editor-In-Chief ....,-,Military Editor - - - -Athletic Editors .A..f-,-f---WW------Lite'ra1-y Editors COHEN BLEMKER NIXON WOODBURY RINKER, DAVID VOSS. EUGENTA HIERS, ANNE DASHER ,,.. W AL MOWERY. TOMMY HILL, GEORGE ROLLINS LATANER FOLK, CARMEN VAN AUKEN. JACKIE SHIPMAN, HI. HELEN HARRIS, CON NIE TABB, KATIE HILL, JOY STOCKTON, CONNIE HAVIRD ,Y,,,, ,,,, ,,xA,AY DONNA R1GDON, ELLYN BLAIR, MR, J. J. NIXON ..,O, BILL BRUNKHURST ,.., , - WILLIAMS I - -- -Activities Editors S taff Photographers - - - - Art Editors -- - - -Features Editors , - - , Copy Editors , , , AFaculty Advisor I Zaemeae Staff 5 'Q' lg-'E JERRY BOGOSLOWSKY Biimt-ss n1Q,mgef ,fx , 7"""' ,. kv 4-1,-' - MAYS STANLEY ROSENTHAL. TED MAYS. CHARLES EBERHART Assistant Business Managers BILL MARATOS Adi-ertisirig Manager MF :S Bah! M Q 4 HARRIS S.-I' fn? BENNETT MARGARET FAIR. J OANNE HARBIN. TI-IURSTON THOMPSON, MARCIA LEVY , , H Assistant Advertising Managers HAVIRD . EDDLE HARELIK L Circulation Manager E L' , HARVEY LEVY. LOUISE WNRDLAW, BRAD BENNETT. LLOYD HAVIRD , Assistant Circulation Managers TABB . 3 s iii 1 i 5 L , gg 9:21 fsgfj 1 f H125132?-3 0 gt Emzigffif, 5 U? ,.... - : f ?r35Ei':aig'Q 023 Ffa' 4 3, S' ., ---5.12-432 gn G Q x ,f 6 5 3 nggmf -,gs--. 0522 99 5 , .. , :ez-:-1. at nic Q- L 2 -- zaaigspsszf- U5 Q wi' - 5 w 2 my' EWS Q ' 3 59-2,zQ'2eeL zz? .4 2' EQZHQLFSQ :EQ 0-n 2- an . . . ,. 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Esxher llus year-hack nn Novem- herbrhreo olhvr 1.-adsl, were honor- ed by 1.-lemon ru memhershxp in the Gold R Society Adrian M Cohen, Zuclmry M lizlpaumck. and Ollie O McGahee. Jr Requirements for membershxp m- clude Q scholarship uv.-.:.gv of so or lwrxur, "pmnLs" for participation ln various exam-currlcular aceivines, and chnructer standards ol 2 high lypc There may bv .mother "elec- lmn' 'before Lhe semester ls over ln!-:Rated Arademy senior: should lin their achievements :md make .zppliutlun wills Mr Cordle Military Ball To Bo Held April 27 who ls she' only sa dl.,-Q mon- and mm- Hun- ornry Cadet Colonel will be numed -A the Fourth Annual Milnary Ball' The dance. to be held in the Mn- muxpal Audllornum on Fnday night. Apnl 27 ns under Lhe sponsorshlp of the Snhrn- Club The ulliwxs ure making every L-Hun ul oblmn fl guud orchestra for lh-: Img 1-xvnt The mam .mracnon af :lm llhlw :ary Ball hd allways hccfn lm- num- xng of lhv Hnnnrary Czadvl Colonel. Q -rn-funn hasrd un vmmg by an for lhn gurls. weeks bclmu lhv- cndrls. who vote ol then v-hom' mo ,elm-clrd .lm on the lon:- lhe dance Thu- lon hruught onto :hc ,mw- .mmu-d vwmng and uno 1, xnmnd Yes rvvrybody ls wunzlurmg who lm- Hurlfmq' Cham c.,1.me1 rw wsu -.ull he "Correction, Please!" W1--,Ib-: um ,fpomvzu-, ml .. num- npp.-arwl ln Album" an thc l,.u wwf' ul Thr Wlmln-ru-r. ber of vnu.-.lakes uhnlu 'A Pdge From the Offnera Thu- mmm uf Durmhy Omen spon- wf r..r Calm Cfqvuln Blu Chees- bumual-, dppunn-ll :A Owens wirlw lm uzuzcc,-Jr, :gl nhl' .-nd of her nun- Pm .mm un--x,,1:.lmm reason, FIRST SEMESTER M. W. IVIALLANRD J. H. MILLS W, M. HILL Helen Harris Is 'Girl' Valedictorianl First "Gal' To Represent ARC Has Fine Record The mr! valvdlcmrmn nl Rxclv mond Ara-cl-:my -the lust ont xn Ihr schools hxslon uf more than 150 yvars-lhls year is to be Helen Hurn: nl.nn!hh-1 ol Mr and Mrs, J. M Harms, of lllf Hwkn-mn Road. avcardung ln an .mnouncvmvnt by Pu-sndent E W Hardy Helen has h--zn acuve Ln many things-bnth al Tubmnu, from which school she Lmmfvrrvd lhns year to Un- Academy-and hen' in Lhe Old Hxslorxc A! Tuhmun she was a member ol :he Lahn Club. the Spnrllsh Club lhe Nnuonul Honor Society. lhv Quill and Scroll Juum- alxsm Society, .md the staff of the lDavid Voss Named 'Boy' V aledictorian Male Academy Honor Grad To Attend C. A. The xn.4lu m--:uber of Richmond Acadcmys 'lwuf' valndnc-tnrlan :mum um ,-l-M -, uma v vm. son lor mf .fm Mr: John D vo,-5 or :sae Elin Sucu, ' Announu-ment of D:wxd's selec- uun lor :he honor ul gpcnkvng lor :he boys uf chl- Academy wg made ihy Pre-glam E w Hardy. after ifiguxvs wmpm-d hy c G coral, Q1 ,the Faculty Hunurs. Committee were 'turned over Tn him ' D.n-xrl vmcred thi: Acadumy in Q19-17 as 41 mmnsfer slush-nv from De- 'calur Boy! Hnzlx, when hh father. 'who ls commercial agent fur Uxe At- 1l.mm: Coast Lxnz- Hallway was also Tubman Tame, AI Tubmnn. wo,4l,amfern,d to Augusta she wus 4 member ol the student patrol. zu member of thx- class coun- fll und .rw :wk pn.-4 ln mm.- murnl xporls Shu wun thu- hlnck ...lu gum T Cum-mmp Award at Tubman hm-r larsl your there, and the 5.1.1-1 'r am Tuhmm. lm year Thx: vvar .-I uw Academy Helen lx 4. ml-mbsf nl thc annual sulli. and .. mcmhf-r of lh.- Bela Club Whllc slu- hm. nm ,ll-mlm-lv :ll-ruluvl un nhl- my-pe 1.6 mkzwnv ,hr wlll go nn fm .lin-r ,hu gms ll--r dxpl-uma tmp 5--.lr ni Ls umlcraumd that ahe' ln- :-lndx nl contznuv ln-r vdumuan Ashe has nu! lrvun 'lnlrvxlv-xxwl .Jlmlll ll-f plnnn ya ls uns ls Um nm 1mmungunn'vvl ul Un lf-gl. lh.-l gh. 1- :mf ln UH- l..4-wlwvwwubw .ll amm- wnl.-gu. ll.-lm-..f,5 mr .vuffuf cnnfgf sl-Wfw mmm. xp..:.,..f4 lor cum Lx, ll rl-1,4 -mmm yu Cmlvt Lx Edward xclmnl Puum.-nl. svn hated as Unk.- Thu v'.lu-w Hl.lun,g :lull Anne Mm- :-fl lg. rin- fplmoy fm IIA--1 Mawr Jnnw. lun-Lmd M-as umlu..l 'Ji 4-mxrw. m1-:'ym.n- mukvs "lm:- mul-5, mn W- null., U-,.l H.. lnuw The Acndeunfs nmsculme vale- Hn-lumn hm SM lm- hgh: uf fn.,- 1-le :ls .. memhex of uw An.uw.,- sm N1 ,ln Sluuierwllle. Geurlm, In 1935, fcxuu., xml lg pximmnu no mu- ,Alfs c-nuns xn the Junior College l,.-m..- spl-mllzinu In mm. Dm-1.1 wp ov-frhunnj N-:ying -1-me time ago that hed lxke lo haw- .. sclmlarshlp lu the Junior Cullegu Now lhal he ,ls glazed an he one f-I nhl- lwu hxgh 5-'lv-vol v.xlmliL-lnrxslnf, thl-. year, lhl-re shouhl nv-K bv mush dlfhculix' .Jmuui lh.-1' ND. E. Group Hopes To Bring Back Trophy Mumbwxr, ol lhu Uxslrxhulvxv Ell- ulxlllun Prulllzum nl. Fxchmoml Al:,,d- vmg .ml umkmg prupnlulmns lur 'll-wvgenxumwn .ll me ..m-uni fun, wnrlml ul mf Sum- Ilulubuluu Blllmuun Club.. whl.-ll is my b- hl-ld Mnrvh 4-li .l thu' D1-vnpwy Hnlul in Mnem- Bvllly Bvnnvll. ol Un' Rnclvxnonll of E .lull lm :ww :elm-clm-l 1.5 .mmf ,-.-,.l.wmm uf zlu- C.--um.. D .ICA Veledictorian Is Eugenia Hiers President Hardy Announces Award Of Hunor The wledzulmmn lm the Jumor Cnllegu suphaxnuns zhn year as to be Martha Euxr-mn Hvers, nncvrdlng to nn announcvnu-nt by Prusldenl E W Hardy Nu hgurcs ure uvmhble as m how many boys and how many girls have been .uccorried this honor smne the Junior College began operations back ln 1925 Perhaps the ingurcs an- uv-mul the gm fm 1-:wh grnun Amhnw, when Mr Cordlcfs honors mmmmeu had hmshd calculating the average-5 for all Junior College soplxnnaorcs lhruugh lhu mcddle ui zhls yan.-. there ww no dnuhl about ll! wull have things tn And, no doubt, Eugenia some mlghly lull-restxng say m hvr fellow gudumes. after she cnslp :llwul lor 1. suimble u-pic for hm rl-m.uk.s Thr J C A wah-- lmurlun, who .5 thu dl-ugrnff uf Mr. .md Mn: L. G. Hvers, cf Peach On-lmrd R-lad, hns hul .l an-auzht A-pluw .wg-rage mm. ywf lnudenl- ally, she has becn 3 valuable mem- ber nr ilu- Annu.4l stall nor the ph! two ve is Al 'h1l:m.m shv was :l member nl the Honor Socxelv Nl-xl Llll Euu--n:.1 expeula lu vnu-1 lhn Unm-:my lflnhmtul lm zrmmnxz as .4 lalmmlvvrv lvchnlcxnn. Bqnnd than, ilu-"Q nmklng rm plfdwuons. Bull me Tag:-lin-r my will pr..- vulr lhe muunc March 5 This u-an me Rwhmund group sights" un the lnp xcpomng an "Tmdc' mm! puhlucxly organ E Clubs. Thu local is gm..rd fm lhr pmt an lhv lunuhenn rm hm fix:-.l ILS uwnrd lol uluh Wands. lh.- nf! ol lm- Stl-:vs I7 club has won th wwe ymn If the xruphg is wan ,,,.,g, ,,,,,,,.,k,., .Am M. fuunrl in Thr Clubs ,mmm this w-.1 llv mln- luull club il Alu-.Inu-1-v .mv mm' ,...,n- ,lm-I-...ng ..l:.n -m my ,mv pm- Ewill ummm- 121- mmwwnl P"0Pf'1!l Thr Staff yu m mall be Henry Walla-is and ul the Rlvlxmuml club. Business Manager Circulalirm MU7lf1y97' Ass't. Cirf-nlulion Manager Wiaakezfeez Staff FACULTY ADVISORS G. M. SCOTT , A. G. OWENS MISS M, MCGAHEE D SEMESTER llhan luur-hundrul 1 mwfamg lu Mr mruen. nw prvirsrn itself will bv much the same ns. before- The mann lhingg lwill be thx- short sul-1-shes by thu 'vmmlmmm of mm frm. and me awarding ul zhplomas, lncidentally, this year. ns nuted els where In ihzs issue. then: will be two hugh school valedlctanans. une buy and une girl. NDN-:enung the Academy gradual- ing class, and one valudinonan. to represent the Jumar Culla-ge sopho- more class. The grnduauon will be held at the Municlpal Audllnriurn The grad- uates will su in Lhe first eight nr len trows duwnslaxrs. sxnce there ns not room for them all on the st.-Lge The Arndemy boys wnll wvnr their uni- forrm: and the Academy gnrls will wear white nylon robes The Jun- mr College graduate-s will wear blue robes Music Appreciation Now Being Offered Singing Group To Begin Work X Soon On Operetta , There xs a "new look" and es' Ipermlly ll new "lumen"--ln the muiic lclam-S nm semi-su-f' 1 In the fnxl place, two new classes Ann Muslr Apprerxation have been 'scheduled for thnso ,nada-nLs vrhv fwlsh to hu.-camo mmllxzent hstenz-rs. 3 The Richmond Churullen. who lprewously mel on Monday nights now have as dass period m whxch up "'rn.-.kv mu5n:" The Treble Cle! fClub, whimdx is Lhe gxrls' chow. meeb 'during the fourth penod. while Ihr lChora.llers meet durmg the third X The singxng gruups have been in- vited lu present a prngmm of re- lllgiuus muslu ln assembly prmr te lthe Easltr holidays I'N1,rUher1nore, grvhem-sais will begin very soon for 'the Gnlbert and Sullivan opexeiia, "Tuul by Jury." lu be presented ,some time in the sprmg Keen ln- xteresl. Ls developmg about this en- ltenalnmenl-partmunlnrly wilh re- 'gm-a to :hm wha will be chosen lfur the pnncxpul smllng part. J. H. MILLS - - Business Manager W, M. HILL ,, , ,Circulation Manager WOODBURY RINKER. Ass't. Circlllntion Manager , ,Chairman FIRST SEMESTER ROSLYN BOGESLOV ,..A , BETTFJANE BARTLETTE --- T. L. FOLK ,V BE'I'I'Y BENNETT, BEV BLEMIQER Wluodeteez Staff Zflazmuz 5:45 -- ..x. Literary Editor Associate Editor - - --Cartoonist ...Society Editors 2 and SECOND SEMESTER ROSLY BOGESLOV ,,.... ...--I..iterary Editor BETTEJANE BA1RLETTE Associate Editor T. L. FOLK ,, ..,, ,- ,,,,. Cartoonist BUNNY COHEN ..,. ,- BETTY BENNETT, BEV BLEMKER --... Carl Bagby, Eugene Baggott, Ellyn Blair, F. W. Cheeseborough, Kenneth Davis R. L. Elliott, Dan Entwistle, Paul Higginbotham, Doughty King, Bill Maratos, C. A. McKee, D. L. Play- ford, Jean Pitner, T. H. Rennison, Joe Reynolds, Donna Rigdon, H. G. Rosier. T. C. Rosier, T. E. Scott, Douglas Seiffert, Catherine Touart, Marian Weaver, Mary Whittaker, John Whittle. --.Sports Editor -Society Editors xXx, rf-" -r-'gn---3-1 -. 'N I 1 I A E ,, I .. ' All ' ' KILPATRICK VOSS FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS ZACK KILPATRICK , ,,,, W. C. COOK , , WH BRAD BENNETT , BRUCE JORDAN . DAVID VOSS -, H K WH, BENNEIT BILLY ASHE BRAD BENNETT CARL CARN KEITH CHARLES BILL CHEESEBOROUGH W. C. COOK BOBBY EUBANKS BILLY FAIR RICHARD IPHXON HAM HOLLAND 2 'td CONROY HUDLOW BRUCE JORDAN STANLEY KENT BILLY KERR ZACK KILPATRICK SCO'I'I'Y LANGHAM J ODIE LEE FORD MILLER TRACY MOORE J IM'MY PIRKLE DICKY PUTMAN ED RIDDLE ED STOWI'1.L HURBERT TARPLEY RED TOWNER DAVID VOSS PETE WI-IATLEY G. B. WILLIAMS. Faculty Advisor 2ND SEMESTER OFFICERS ,,,....Presidevnt W. C. COOK ,,,,,,,, ,,,,....- . .WW Preszdent . .,.. ,,Vice-President ZACK KILPATRICK ,,-- .,.,, Vzce Presndent ,,,,,,,Secretary BRUCE JORDAN .,.,,,,,,A,, --- Secretary ,N .,,, Treasurer BILL CHEESBOROUGH -,.. -- Treasurer , ,.,, H , , , Chaplain KEITH CHARLES ,,,. .... - Chaplam 'wr' Ja 'U-U: 1ST SEMESTER OFFICERS: PHALANX GROUP di 'Q 4011 BOBBY BAKER ,,,,,,,,,, .... , ,,.... President BOBBY BAGGOTT ,,,, .... , ,Vice-President BILL DREW I A,... . I .... ,,.. T reasurer BILLY EVANS , ,,,, , . ,,,. ,,Secretary WEBSTER CASON .,,,,,,,, ,,,, C haplain 2ND SEMESTER OFFICERS: BILLY EVANS ,.,, ,H ,,,,,,,, , , .,,,, . President GENE KELLY H, -,,Vice-President GEORGE SHEFTALL ,., ,,,,, Treasurer JIMMY BOATWRIGHT ,Yfe Secretary JOEL COHEN BOBBY BAGGOTT JIMMY HARIRISON DON CAPSTICK JACKIE RODGERS DENNIS FOSTER FRANK McDANIEL RODGER FEESE BILLY BERRY DICKIE GRIFFIN , , . ,,Chaplain OTIS BENSON BILLY ,HILL CLAUDE GRAYBILL CHARLES MacMURPHY BEAMON MARTIN HARVEY STLREWALTV' HOWARD THVHVIERMAN HUBERT TARPLEY Nl' it 4? I BAKER BOWICK BAGGOTT EVANS xx WW 'A 'I 'Q I ' arm I K' y 1 .as ,- LQCONTE TALLEY ' LYNN OGDEN ly ,o ,I WILSON BRYAN 1 A BILLY DYE HAVIRD GENE KELLY KELLY LLOYD HAVIRD ,LLL GENE KELLY L L L BILLY DYE ,,,, ,L,,,,, Le-CONTE TALLEY LYNN OGDEN LLL Wiemfeza BILL BRANAN LLOYD HAVIRD BILLY MATHEWS RICHARD FENDER GEORGE SHEFT ALL LLLLLL President Vice-President LLLLLSec'retary L LL L L Treasurer L. LL Chaplain HARVEY STIREWALT STEWART WIGGINS WALTER ROSE RAY RUFO MR. S. L. WALLACE, Advisor Wtemdefw soph J.c.A. BOBBY BAGGOTT Fr. J.c.A. JACKIE SHIPMAN BOBBY LEE seniors RONALD HOBSON JIMMY JOHNSON BOBBY BAGGOTT Y... ..OYYO P resident BOBBY EUBANKS CONNIE TABB JOHNNY M1-:NGER OBO. Vice-P-resident BEV BLHMKBR Jr. JACK POPPELL CONNIE TABB ,W -- .,,, Secretary B1-:TTY PEARSON Soph' JOHNNY MENGER JACK POPP1-:LL Yrreaswer MIOKABL ZUOKER Fr. BILLUIDS JOHNSON BAGGOTT KENNETH MERRY LEE gf ' x A.-XRCNSON em 59 PATRICIA MANGUM JANE ELLEN CLONTZ GERALDINE PARDUE BH LIE MULLAN CAROLINE MCGAHEE Y ' P ' Offcceu 2 BARBARA OWENS - ALICE AARONSON I 1 PHYLIS RABUN X ' LOIS SUE HALE I BILL DREW DREW Wiemdew LEE ORANDER BETTY HIGGENBOTHAM ANN PARRISH FAIRY E. ETHEREDGE SHIRLEY PARDUE BETTY Jo HORNE NELL W. BLANCHARD ELLEN MARTIN JEAN BOWICK CAROL sYIvITvIs BETTY NORVELL 'ITHEO IvIacIvIURPHY SARA GALLOWAY President Vice-President S ecretary Treasurer Sweetheart ' .1 . lsr 4.2 Z BILL BOLLER BUNNY COHEN BETTY COHEN BILL DYE TOMMY DOUGLAS DONALD HITE SAM FLEMING WARREN JAUNSEN ZACK KILPATRICK DAN LESTER HARVEY LEVY RUSSEL MARTIN OLLIE MCGAHEE SANFORD PRICKET JIMMY RAINES DAVID VOSS LYMAN WILLIAINIS MICHAEL ZUCKER ROBERT COLE PETE WHATLEY THE BETA CLUB 77Zem6'eu GEORGE ROLLINS EDWIN HARELIK BARBARA STAPLETON BILL HOLDEN GAYLE HANNER RUTH JUMP BETTY BEESON CONNIE HAVIRD HELEN HARRIS RUTH JANSEN CAROLINE KUHLKE MARTHA HEMSTREET DELORES LOGAN BETTY ROE RICHARD STILL MARY JOHNSON MICHAEL WI-I1'I'I'LE RONALD HOBSON HELEN MONTOS MAIRCIA LEVY ZACK KILPATRICK Offczeu SAM FLEMING , , Vice JIMMY RAINES TOMMY DOUGLAS DON HITE A H. O, READ , , I ' x- L -1 ' ' 4 KILPATRICK JUNE MYRICK EVELYN TESKY MARILYN TANENBAUTNI I President -President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Adviser '- 'X ,gm q,a Y EVA PRICE MARCIA ANSTEAD MARCELLA HOWARD READ RICHARD BAJRROW BEV COCHRANE DANNY COOK MICKY CROUCH STARKY FLYTHE TOMMY HEMRICH I i 1ST SEMESTER OFFICERS Q" BILLY PHILPOT ,,,.A,,. .... , .,,,, .... , , ,President FLETCHER POWLEDGE , Y ,.,, Vice-President JACK HODGES , ,, ,,,, H ,- -- .... Secretary KENNETH DAVIS , , L, , .... , ,Treasurer EARL CHAVEL . .,,. ..... . -,,,,,,,,, 2N D SEMESTER OFFICERS RICHARD BAIRROW , ,,..,, ED BRANDON , ....,, ,,,, DOUGLAS SEIFFERT W, BILLY PHILPOT ,- , ELDEN DYE , H ,,.,,-. TOMMY HERNDON JACK HODGES CHICK JAMES BILLUPS JOHNSON JIMMY JOHNSON BOB LAMAR WYMAN LAMB HOOVER LAN IER JOHNNY MEN GER PRENTICE PEABODY RICHARD PEARSON -- .... IChaplain ----------President , , . ,Vice-President ....,v-,,-Secretary -H Treasurer , .... ,,,,,,,, .II. , Lv,,, C h aplain BILLY PHILPOT FLETCHER POWLEDGE LEE RILEY ROBERT RILEY WOODBERRY RINKER GEORGE IROLLINS DOUGLAS SEIFFERT GEORGE SHORT MAURICE STIENBERG ARTHUR WADE LARRY WALKER BILLY WILLINGHAM I I President A,,,, L L L. Vice-President Secretary ,,,,,, . Treasurer LL Librarian .,A. ,,,,,,,, Business Manager LL SOPRANO: ALLEN, BARBARA BANKS, SHIRLEY BECKNELL, BARBARA BENNETT, NANCY BURTON, SHIRLEY CRAWFORD, SHIRLEY DANEORTH, EVELYN DUKE, JOE DUNAWAY, PAT ENGLISH, L. M. EIIBANKS, CAROLYN FRICKS, JOYCE GLEATON, MAIRY Ofvfdaew LL-.LLL ..,.,. LLLLLBILLY BERRY L L L L BEVERLY BLEMKER L L L L -BARBARA OWENS LLL .,,L -BOBBY BAGGOTT JIMMY BOATWRIGHT LLLLL .LLLJOE MULHERIN MARSHALK, MARGUERITE MATTHEWS, BETTY JEAN MCGAHEE, BE'I'I'Y MCGAI-IEE, CAROLINE MONTGOMERY BETTY JEAN MCMICHAEL, BEVERLY PAIRDUE, GERALDINE RIGDON, DONNA REEDER, MARGARET SMITH, DOROTHY STOCKTON, JOY THOMPSON, MAIRJORIE TUTEN, LORRAINE WALKER, LOUISE GRIIMSTEAD, BETTY ALTO: HALL, DELL ALGOOD, SHIRLEY HAMMOND, CHRISTINE BEELAND, PATSY HARRIS HELEN BECKNELL, MARY ANN HILL, JOAN BENNETT, CAROL HOFFMAN, VIRGINIA BLEMKER, BEVERLY HOWARD, HEITY EUBANKS, ANN HELIVILY, BETTY JESUP, EVELYN MARKS, ANN MAIRRIOTT, PEGGE MELTON, SYLVIA MOCK, BE'I'I'Y MULLAN, BILLIE OWEN S, BARBARA PARDUE. SHIRLEY PEAJRSON, BE'I'I'Y PI-HLPOT, JACKIE REDMONTD, MARY ANN ROE, BE'I'I'Y TURNER, ANAIGENE TENORS: ROSIER, H, G. HEMRICK, W. T. POWLEDGE, FLETCHER GIBSON, HOOT HOOVER, HAROLD B. ROSIER, T. C. WALTERS, HENRY HODGES, J. C. ADAMS, R. W. GAY, THURMOND LEE, BILL OVERCASH, PETE HIGGENBOTHAM, PAUL JONES, A. R. JONES, J. W. WATKINS. BILLY WATKINS, ROY TEAGUE, J. A. BOATWRIGHT, J. EUBANKS, SHELTON BENNETT, JOSEPH MNRTIN, WILLIAM BARINOWSKI, EMIL GOODWIN, TOM COBB, HOWELL COOK, DANNY FORD, ROBERT PEARSON, RICHARD TOWNER, WARREN E. BASS: DRUMMOND. LYNN CHAVEL, EAJRLE WOODWARD, BOBBY WATKINS, BILLY CARTER, DON KARESH, SANFORD JUMP, ROBERT DYE, ELDEN METTS, RONNY MOORE, TRACY FIELDS, HENRY BLOODWORTH. MELVIN CLARK, ANSON PIPPIN, CHARLES BAGGOTT, BOB BERRY, BILLY HIGGANBOTHAM, TRAVIS REID, T. M. SCHNEIDER. HANK COOK, W. C. ANDERSON, HARRY BARINOWSKI. CLARENCE GRAYBILL, CLAUDE HOGAN HAIRVIE RENNISON, T. H. BLANCHARD. CLUESA COLE, ROBERT HILL, TO1vIIvIY VERNON, A. G. COVINGTON. HERBERT INGRAM, LOUIS COOK, JIIVHVIY HANCOCK, T. w. THE RICHMOND CHORALIERS -H' 9, Ha! :L tk Offdcew EUGENE BAGGOTT .... President RICHARD SPIVEY Vice-President BETTY BENNETT Treasurer lLt'l'I to iiglitl BAGGOTT. BENNETT. FATE. Knot present! SILAS PATE Secremry SPIVEY. Wiemdew 75 1:7 ' Front Row, left to right, Betty Bennett, Paul Higginbotlnam, Eugene Baggott, James Black- '9 x stane, M-ria Wilson Marion McDaniel, Marjorie Miller. Pauline Gordon, Billy Elliott. K "' Second Row, left to right. Harry Anderson Hoot Gibson Richard Adams, Pauline Ledbetter, Richard Curry, Peggy Grimaud. Howard Anderson Erline Wilk. Standing, Left to right, Tracy Moore, Fred Greene, Bobby Jordan, Sara Attaway, Jack L 5' -1 V , May, J. T. Willis, Thomas Rosier, Silas Pate, Louis Davis. RUBY C. TURNER, Sponsor fit ll , 'lf 4 . 'W j CWD -F-. , , ,N .Q-, - .- ' W. E MELRXE I 5 dem Kagan x Q, F 1 I 5 -5. HIERS l Ox, in i L ,, . MARTIN The objects of the Phi Theta Kappa honor society are to promote scholarship and develop character among the students of :Xinerican junior Colleges. Requirements for membership are an average uf ninety in all studies for three semesters and nec- essary cftaracter requirements. l,. R. RICIIARDSON. Advisor Offdcefw EUGENIA HIERS ..., ,,,,.,-,, CONNIE TANT , ,,,, .. ., CAROLYN TURNER . ,, ELLEN MARTIN ..., ,-... THEO MCMURPHEY .,,, GLADYS MEIERE LOIS SUE HALE ,,,- . , President , ,, Vice-President ,-,- ,,,, Secretary , W ,,,,,,,, Treasu 1-er ,, ,,Council Member Q 38 f . - QW' fi' yes: ft , in HALE MCMURPHY TANT Y- 1-gqge-iffe-77--.W - I . x 1 5. yv. -' if N I ,.ihY.f,. " JUMP BRANTLEY ROBERT T. ADAMS DAVID BARNES WARREN BLANCHARD JAMES BOATWRIGHT GARY BOSTICK JAMES BURCH BRAD BENNETT ADRIAN COHEN RICHARD FENDER OLLIE MCGAHEE WOODBURY RINKER HEYWARD WOODWARD BILLIE WREN JACK WONG W. C. COOK JIMMY THOMAS LYNN DRUMMOND CHARLES AENCHBACHER JACK HODGES SONNY MILLS DAVID VOSS DANNY VOSS RUFUS MALONEY JULES GODIN JAMES CONNOR JAMES AGERTON LOUIS BOWICK WILLIAM BRAND TERRY BLACKMAN CARL CARN NEIL CHANDLER MICKEY CROUCH WILLIAM FAIR JOHN W. JONES LANSING LEE JAMES PIRKLE Robert Jump Offdeeu -Master Counselor Arthur Jones-Past Master Counselor Ozie Brantley-Senior Counselor Paul G. Hair-Junior Counselor Michael D. Zucker-Scribe and Treas. EDWARD RIDDLE T. C. SIMON T. C. ROSIER H. G. ROSIER CHARLES IVEY THOMAS MIXON CONWAY HUDLOW LYNWOOD SCOTT MARION MCDANIEL BILLY RAMSBOTHAM HERMAN EITNER TOMMY HILL RAY DERRICK WARREN MIXON JAY GOLDBURG HAMILTON HOLLAND BOBBY SCHNEIDER STARKEY FLYTHE ROBERT COLE ALBERT TANKERJSLY MENDEL SILBERT WILLIAM OXNER ROBERT WALTON KENNETH DAVIS SCOTT LANGHAM BEN STRINGER HERMAN STILLMAN NORMAN AUTRY JOHNNY CARSON LYNN MCMICHAEL HARVEY LEVY GEORGE VVILLIAMS DICK ROBINSON MEMBERS OF DGMOLAY f-41 HELEN HAIRRIS ,-,,, LOUISE WARDLAW ., BEITY BEESON ,.... , BEVERLY BLEMKER CAROLINE KUHLKE . BASSFORD, BEVERLY BECKUM, EVELYN BEESON, BETTY BERRY, SUE BLEMKER, BEVERLY BOWE, VIRGINIA CARPENTER, WALTON CHACE, SARA CHAMBERS, MARILYN COHEN, BETTY COLLINS. SUE COSEY, MARY ANNE DREW, AN GELYN FARJR, BEVERLY GOODWIN. MARTHA HANKINSJON, ANNE HARBIN, JOANNE HARRIS. HELEN HEATH, SHIRLEY LQ .' Office-za .,,,,,,...,,, ,,-,----,President , - - - -Vice-President . ,,,... Secretary -E,,Treasurex' A ,,,, Chaplain HEMSTREET, MARTHA HOWARD, MARCELLA HUYCK, JEAN KUHLKE, CAROLINE MARBUT, MARY JANE MARTIN. MARY MCELVEEN, DOTTIE MCGAHEE. BETTY MCGAI-IEE, LOUISE MURRAY, JACKIE MYRICK, JUNE OWEN, DOROTHY OWEN. SARA ANNE SETZ, FRANCES SMITH, MARTHA STRINGER. SARAH ANNE TAB. CONNIE . WARDLAW. LOUISE WHITAKER. MARY s Q' in-1 T HARRIS V COOK BLEMKER P' I 'il at THE RICHMOND HI-Y TOMMY DOUGLAS JIMMY RAINES LARRY Mc'CRARY LYNN DRUMMOND SAM FLEMING Offctm ATKINS, LANDON CHANDLER, NEIL DOUGLAS, EDWIN DOUGLAS, TOMMY DRUMMOND. LYNN FLEMING. SAM GOODWIN. THOMAS HATCHER. JIMMY HOWARD. JAKE IVIAYS. TED Wiemdma MOODY, EDWARD Mc'CRARY, LARRY MULHERIN. BUTCH NEWTON, SIDNEY RAINES. JIMMY ROSIER, H. G, WILLIAMS, LYMAN VVILSON, ANGUS ZERVOS, PETE DYE, WAYNE ,, , , , President ,Vice-President , , ,Secretary , ,Treasurer Chaplain POPPELL, JACK HALL, JACK GRICE, DUANE CLARK, LYLE HOLDEN. BILLY LORICK. RUDY BROWN, JIMMY FARRIS, JIMMY ANDERSON, CHARLIE SCARBOROUGH, ROY I Welch armed! Gffawzc NORMAN WILLIAMS MARION SMITH ,,,,,, ,I.1st Vice ROBERT BOYD ,.,,,, , EVELYN DANFORTH ,LW -,-,, EMORY BROCKMAN K CHRIQTIAN WORKERS' COUNCIL I President -President , , , , 2nd Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ff ll R n"4s'k5' gm HOBSON COHEN . .- Lawn t v. DOUGLASS KILPATRICK ROLLINS HERNDON McGAHEE gold '2' swf? I l11'11111v 11111111111-rx III' 1111- 1111111 "K" 5r11'11-11' 111114 1111 1 1'5L1'4'H 111 wu-1':1l fivlrlx I11-fifh' X1'l111l:1rfl1111. It llflxllill, :11'1111t1w. 1111l11:11'y, 11111111-lim. Tl1v1'-:11- 11 1 111-1111-11 Illlfl 1'l1:11':1c1111- 111' cz1Cl1 1':1111l1fl:1t1- 111114 11 I 1- 11111-1:1111l111g. :1111l 1111-1r1fl:1M111:11cN 111:11 wvll T 11 11111 117' H114111. Wiemiaa ADRIAN COHEN TOMMY DOUGLASS TOMMY HERNDON RONALD HOBSON ZACK KILPATRICK OLLIE MGGAHEE GEORGE ROLLINS MR. CORDLE ADVISOR 4 l Y ,, - 1 t . Q-f ,H ... - B? - , , 'idw " sv X ,V ' di , , W L by , 0 I 1 1 BETTY BENNETT ,,,,, 2 , ,.,,,, Y , President SUZANNE MORRIS ,.,, , .... ,Vice Pres-ident "qua, MARIAN HILL -,- -,,,,Secretary ANN OXNER--- .,,. -, -,-,T1-easurer ALPHA TRI-HI-Y ANNETTE BANKS ,,,,, ,.,,, C haplair RICHMOND MEMBERS TUBMAN MEMBERS Marcia Anstead Delores Logan Wilhelmina Adams Claire Minor Annette Banks Helen Moutos Barbara Bannister Eve Mosely Betty Bennett Suzanne Morris Carol Benson Beverly Smith Caroline Davis Anne Oxner Shelly Beard Jeanette Stringer Anne Eubanks Betty Pearson Roberta Crawford Connie Havird Dianne Richards Mary Davis Joan Hill Kathleen Smith Betty Dempsey Katie Hill Joy Stockton Gail DuBose Marian Hill Barbara Stapleton Rosemary Feese June Hutcheson Connie Hayes XF' V !'i I I e we J' z 5 ,, I S SHIRLEY ALLGOOD ,, Y , , ff,, President MARY ANNA REDMONDW, ,Vice President MARGARET REEDER EVELYN JESSUPW Barbara Allen Shirley Allgood Shirley Banks Nancy Bennett Ellyn s, Blair Beverly Blemker Shirley Crawford ,Secretary , ..,., Treasurer TREBLE CLEF tif Evelyn Danforth Patricia Dunaway Anne Eubanks Joyce Fricks Mary Gleaton Betty Grimstead Evelyn Jessup ALLGOOD Mary Leighton Stella Leighton Peggie Marriot Anne Marks Sylvia Melton Betty Jean Montgomery Margurite Marschalk GIRLS ABSENT FROM PICTURE Shirley Banks Ellyn Blair Anne Eubanks Mary Leighton Stella Leighton Peggie Marriot Margaret Reeder Barbara Trice l REDMOND Betty McGahee Beverly McMichael Mary Anna Redmond Margaret Reeder Donna Rigdon Barbara Trice ?eoLz'wze4 f"""""sx 'xf 4f4fr"E iff L54 '4 1' 1 'ng "Pan-f 3 J' ix it" AUST MQ :tw IN GILLILAND THE RAINBOW BEAUTY QUEEN gecwtcf codon LOUISE W ARDLAW Qwiwxf Y 1 ' -'-' , Q A 3 B F ANN ETTE BANKS HELEN HARRIS x ,Z ,QF NELL BLANCHARD MARILYN CHAMBERS A JEAN BOWICK MARCELLA HOWARD ,Q "".,"Ns nuun. That which is of the highest possible excellence or superior to ull others. The highest degree uf cimiparismi of the zicljective ur zirlverlng :my word ur phrase in the supei'lzltix'e degree. ll.l,. superlzitivus- l,, super, mer S1 latus, horney -.ly adv. -.ness nuuu. 2dcZ!6aaonq Def' ' ' su, per. la. tire lsu. pur. luh. tim zulj. lzlevuterl In the highest clegreeg cousmiimztteg tif supreme ex- f I:- eellence or eminence. lixlmressing ur iiiviilvine ti extreme degree. I 2 s , . ,4 ,MWA . Q .W " 4' iii 5351-fe-'-f,c1' A V 941655 aw 11- A 'M o Mo RONALD HOBSON st Versatile Senior Bly NATH HAYES Most Popular Senior Boy 14, 2,5 CONNIE TABB Most Popu'ar Senior Girl xx n,he'zZcLZ'c'a BETTY BENNETT Most Versatile Senior Girl TOMMY HERNDON Best Senior Athlete ANNE DASHER Hom PrvpL1lJr Sophomore Glrl vi HA, BOBBY BAGGOTT Most Popular Sophomore Boy mem! ' DANNY VOSS Most Versatile Sophomore Boy BARBARA OWENS Most Versatile Sophomore Girl ,-4. 2, . QM! 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RECORDS - RADIOS - PIAHOS Electric Appliances Refrigerators - Home Freezers - Ranges - Water Heaters Fans - Irons - Washers - Musical Instruments and Accessories Tubes - Parts - Service Phone 2-7339 318 8th Street Compliments of THE BUCKEYE COTIOH OIL COMPANY Manufacturers of Cottonseed Products Augusta, Georgia SMITH BROTHERS, Agents 1027 Broad Street Phone 2-4243 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Hotel and Restaurant Equipment-Biro Electrical Meat Saws-Hobart Food Preparing Machines Commercial .Refrigerators-Dayton Scales CENTRAL GARDEN "First in Flowers" in Augusta Since 1861 Complimenls of AUGUSTA COACH COMPANY Ride the cify buses, save the difference in costs and avoid parking problems. Complimenfs of H. SHMERLING, Jeweler 910 Broad Sfreef E. D. Marks, President A. M. Boyer, Jr., Vice-President HIIIIIIISUII fedmww Aww, Minus Hrinno s. AIR couomonme co. 702 TWIGGS STREET PHONE 2-3645 "The Agency of Distinguished Clients" HERALD BUILDING AUGUSTA, GEORGIA ADVERTISING MERCHANDISING PUBLIC RELATIONS AUGUSTA, GEORGIA ' WESTINGHOUSE AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS WILLIAMS OIL-O-MATIC BURNERS AND WATER HEATERS H. C. LITTLE OIL BURNING FLOOR FURNACES AMERICAN RADIATOR CO. HEATING EQUIPMENT SUNBEAM FURNACES DUO-THERM OIL BURNING CIRCULATING HEATERS Engineering Contractors OIL OR COAL HEAT - AIR CONDITIONING HILL'S DRIVE-IN and SNACK BAR 630 Broad Street "In the Heart of the City" The Oldest in the City SANDWICHES SODA CURB SERVICE Compliments of TOWN TAVERN Compliments of JOHN D. CURTIS Blanche Cotton Mills, Inc. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA THE JONES FURNITURE COMPANY Established 1896 1010 Broad Street AUGUSTA. GEORGIA GOOD HEALTH TO ALL FROM REXALL LANE-LIGGETT DRUG STORE EIGHTH sf BROAD BRIGHAM'S SUPER MARKETS 2108 Broad St. 1732 Broad St. 846 Liberty St. OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. 308 8Ih SIreeI Phone 2-3513 Und d T pe:-writ Stand d d Portables Adding Machines. A ounting Machines Xa S ppl A. B. Di k Duplicators 'Elliott Addressing Machines iueusri Mau surriv co. AUGUSTA UFUUE SUPPLY INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES 975 Broad Street Phone 4-3512 WRITER - - - - :limitiiiiiiziissffsiiii.Ez 630 Ilth Street Augusta, Georgia Phones 2-4657-2-4658 .Service a Speciany., Compliments FRANK GOLDBERG C0. Featuring Exclusively the Following Junior lines Mmx MODES ' UAUUUE ' MARION MUCOU 1857 Central Avenue Dial 3-7182 DORIS DODSON AUGUSTA, GEORGIA ,Q . C Compliments Phone 2-4325 HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED of PRESSING WHILE YOU WAIT CHAMPION FOIL I FUEL QII, 00- oeiuxr CLEANERS and Bosrou iimfns Where Satisfaction ls a Certainty COMPLETE l Dial 2-7309 T335 Walker Street C EUNING SERVICE P, 0, Box 297 AUGUSTA' 55035114 I. N. ZERVOS, Proprietor 315 Eighth Street My Best Regards Compliments of to EDO SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. TCM and LARRY 928 Broad Street RUSS HAIR, Esq. Best Wishes of STANDARD BAG COMPANY Augusta, Georgia MOTOR SERVICE 8: PARTS COMPANY 551 Ellis Street Augusta, Georgia Dial 4-4345 4-4346 1 C. HOME OF THE "THING" SOUTI-I'S FINEST DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT GREENE AT EAST BOUNDARY HUGH AND zeal .fiom Qui! Augusfcfs Finesf Dinner Restaurant 1934 WALTON WAY P 4 'r 'I jr ARTHUR GREENE Macuch Steel Products Co. Engineers, Designers and Craftsmen 1530 Augusta Ave.-Phone 2-0305 AUGUSTA, GA. Fabricators of Structural. Ornamental and Miscellaneous Steel Mc MEATS .Q GRoc'ER1Es D 0 N A L D 9 c'oNs1'm'CTIoN S CLARENCE MOBLEY CONTRACT ING C0. O GENERAL CONTRACTORS O Lowest Price - MEan+enanEe considered O Augusta, Georgia SKINNER AUTO SUPPLY CO. 564 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia Phone 2-2601 W. T. GRANT CO. Known for Values 930 Broad Street HAMILTON'S ELECTRICAL CO. Electrical Contractors Installations and Repairs 907 Greene Street Phone 4-4991 wvks c. lvEY, Jn. W. C. IVEY COAL COMPANY 43 Years of Serving Augusta COAL AND FUEL OIL Dial 2-9218 1009 Roberts St Augusta, Georgia CAREY F. WEATHERS TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Local and Long Distance Moving Operating in 28 States -A Complete Moving Service- 1268 Druid Park Ave. Phone 3-2211 JOHN F. BRICKLE 8. CO. BICYCLES-LAWNMOWERS REPAIRS CASH REGISTERS 8. MARKET EQUIPMENT 846-848 Ellis Street Dial 2-0437 FEEDRIGHT MILLING COMPANY LOCK DRAWER 740 For the Discriminating Buyer Highesf Qualify TT fl Q 0 9 mornin 2 I ,nunuu Wu us 'VET J RLD WI NW D5- 'NVRLD WIDE N IIQWURY "4-'Iver ff ,, , 'fue -fes- P . I Ulun WW 'fs' QO ATTPE if ' 2 jQ4!7f' 04!RY RATIDV6 I Mm fffA::AAKf::gq-A 'ffoifiiiiiiidim "'11'syg,'1s9:"' FEEDERS 81 GROWERS' EXCHANGE. INC. Feeds - Seeds - Baby Chicks 209 - 219 Eleventh Street Augusta, Georgia Bulbs Shrubbery A- 'WY KRUUSE STANDARD PAPER COMPANY IEWEIER 1026 Fenwick Street EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Phone 2-4415 - 'Domed - Exclusive fbistribuiors or AUGUSTA SPORTING GOODS co' Commodore Roll Tissue ' Commodore Facial Tissue no M Shed Commodore Roll Towels ' Garden Box Napkins Phone 2-3444 Augusta, Ga. AUGUSTA SPORTING GOODS COMPANY EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS ACADEMY AND JUNIOR GOLF, TENNIS, 210-212 EIGHTH STREET COLLEGE ATHLETIC WEAR BASKETBALL AND FOOTBALL SUPPLIES PHONE 2-6007 "STANDARD" CLASS RINGS COLLEGE PHARMACY Fm- DRUGS - PRESCRIPTIONS Telephone 3-3687 1801 Walton Way lAny Graduating Year! Augusta' Georgia Write H. S. CANFIELD 1560 N. Decatur Road, Atlanta, Ga. -Manufactured By- HERFF-JONES COMPANY COMPUMENTS Also Complete Line of OF DIPLOMAS- CAPS AND GOWNS MED ALS WARREN WALKER, IEWELER "The House of Fine Sterling" f'0mP'ime'1tS Of BOARDMAN MOTORS, INC. UNITY SUPER MARKET STUDEBAKER 1119 Ellis St. 1128 Broad St. 7th Sz Reynolds Phone 4-5523 Compliments of Compliments of SOUTHERN FINANCE . ' CORPORATION GENERAL TIRE SL SUPPLY CO. 4'REAIJTOlgS" B1'0?ld at Twelfth Sf. Loans- Real Estate-Rents 8: Insurance Phone 2-6641 Augusta. Ga. Compliments BUYS' CATHOLIC HIGH SCHUUL Q There IS a 0 O. , 0. 0 0 0 . 22 090000 ' D UPLE X D OUBLE DUPLEX DUPLEX f cnowms msn 9 STARTING MN .1 sounmnmmscm : SWTBIUE-glwm D U T Y F E E D aucusmen . ooo oo ooo Oo ...... 1000000 Ov for all ' ' LIVESTOCK and POULTRY Ask Your Feed Dealer or Groceryman Manufactured by Southern Milling C0 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA 4 Cfnllplimculi nf F 0 R H. P. "Pop" SCHNEIDERS sERvlcE STATION bi' 15th Street at Reynolds Phone 2-7910 Augusta, Ga. CHARTER SERVICE CALL VALLEY COACHES. INC. Phone 4-3543 Manufacturers of Peanut Food Products Since 1912 Compliments of LANCE, INC. TABB FINANCE COMPANY Telephone 2-1897 0 2531 Devine St. S F C BUILDING Columbia 52. South Carolina 2-3505 Compliments of RUBEN'S AUGUSTA'S 0NLY IIDME-OWNED DEPARTMENT STORE . . . LARGEST BOYS' AND STUDENTS' DEPARTMENT IN AUGUSTA COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIS IRVIN ARCHITECT HELEN STUART IRVIN Associate Architect B 8 B LUMBER 8 SUPPLY C0. Phone 2-2359 Augusta, Georgia BUILDING MATERIAL. . .LUMBER ...MILLWORK SASII . . . DOORS Yard and Othcez Corner 13th Street 1245 D'ANTI6NAC DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 30 Eighth Street Phone 2-2806 Specialized Training in Stenography, Secretarial, Executive Secretarial, Accounting and Business Administration Courses FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Augusfa's FIRST Sfafion Since 1930 5000 Watts W R D W C B S Day and Night Affiliate GARDELLE'S REXALL DRUGS. INC. Broad at Seventh -- Phone 2-6611 - 12 compnmems of AUGUSTA' GA- Muu-IERIN LUMBER co. "Where Friends Meet" SIKES COAL AND COKE CO. LITTLE RED HEN GRILL fgfqblighed 1884 "Just rr. Little Different" Wrightsboro at 15th Street Phone 6-1701 2130 Central Ave. DREW'S FOOD STORE 95010 . PLYMOUTH Authorized "Extra Quality Food with Friendly Service" SALES 0 SERVICE MEATS - POULTRY -- SEA FOOD G,,0cE,,,ES ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,cE noafms Moions cowriuv Incorporated Phones: 2-1766-2-7767 S 1533 wanon Way Augusmca. "ms E'g""' Sm' We Deliver Anywhere Augusta, Ga. Phone 4-1424 G901VGAL4TULAT1ONS fam a 'G-n I fjlwfzf-fl rl Q ffcjufs O11 or Gcmzpuf: va. CL.-XSS-Y CLOTHES! Build with . 1. I7 l 1 LY!! I I r!! I X .Af f X- I 1 lla I I 5 ,195-,, 5 I , I , I . . PLASTIC-FACEIJ PI.YW00lJ For Beauty and Economy GPX is a new plywood develop- produced by Georgia-P li I has an armor-hard s h f fph I pl y h h d b y d y k b I y f d I d lf h d d f h h d d h g d n. 650116111 -10167110 PLYWUOD S- LUMBER CU. HOME OFFICE: AUGUSTA, GEORGIA gd g , ,, I l. ,ii I ,,. Where Quality, Accuracy and Fair Policy Prevml I M. luun l , , ., , ,. it M 'sg I Twloos cccc rx . I E f PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS Q 4 M ' ' Z gi O 5 1-:- 2, . , ' ref , 'iii-' I 0 E Y E P H Y S I C I A N S .,:, 3 ALTCQUSTA, GEORGIA ,... , 1 A ..1,. :- ,,. : 3 55555:- Z : . . ,ug Q 1- an 'I X Lil lMPI.IIXIIiNTS OF """' . Er - ICHARDS . ,I llllll 7 XZ in l K h .1 ' 564 Greene St. . I I il gm, ..,. , fm my lr wa mf 42 FINE FURNITURE 'Ima si.-rr?" L L. Z fir' ' Interior Decorating Carpet Draperies Compliments PINE LUMBER CO. of WHOLESALE - RETAIL - SOUTHERN PINE HARDW00135 RICHIVIOND SUPPLY CO. MARTINEZ, GEORGIA M I L L S U P P L I E S 8 Miles Wes' of Augusfa 652 7th sarees Phone 2-7797 P Qwblimeata of Commercial Printing Company 747 Ellis Street 4 Augusta, Georgia Complimenrs 9 of t Depar+men'r Sfore Compleie Auio Repairs Ex+ends Besf Wishes for Conrinued Success ifth Street Phone 7-6455 Belles is Headquarrers in Augusfa for Jrhe we-li dressed school boy or girl. VOTED MOST POPULAR IPJVITIE IK CLASS! - - Sanckedk ICE CREAM TAKE A TIP FROM THE CHEF USE CASTLEBERRYS Famous Barbecue Hash and Brunswick Stew For Delicious Meals . . . . . . and so easy to prepare CASTLEBERRTS FOOD CO. Augusta, Georgia CONGRATU LATIONS and 7mZoc6 Handy BEST WISHES Disfribuiors BUSH'S FLORIST Lay's-Chips, Sandwiches, Peanuts II Pine Grove Ave. IIO6 Broad S+. Phone 4-4884 HEAUQllARTEIiS FUR LANE IIEIIAIH UHESTS See Me 776644 ,4mez6ca died!!! f Souths Leading 53, We Invite Home Furnishers iw Your Account 1 719 BROAD STREET DIAL 24678 DRESSES - WRAPS - MILLINERY - ACCESSORIES LINGERIE - COSMETICS - JEWELRY THE HOLLYWOOD DRESS SHOPPE crmzef Accounrs mvufo Compliments Of HILL AND EUBANKS YOUR AUTOMOTIVE SPEOIALISTS IN AUGUSTA Phone 2-7841 565 Broad Street' Phones: 2-575I - 2-5752 814 Broad St' Augustalcia. 'HORT ORDERS FOUNTAIN DRINKS A' s. DONALD FORTSON CO. Treat Your Date at THE VARSITY MILL...MINE...TEXTILE and DRIVE-IN CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES Gwinnett at Druid Park BAR-B-Q CURB SERVICE 901 Reynolds Street Augusta, Georgia KlLourF's VARIETY c,,,,,p,,,,,e,,,s ,,, STORES I 1 I H H. L. GREEN CO. "The Lzttle Stores wzth the Bzg Values PLUMBING 8. HEATING CO. Building Specialfies 8. Slipplies Metal Products 712 Twelfth Street Phone 2-8556 Phone 2-2176 14 Seventh St Augusta, Ga. Augusta, Ga. Complimen+s of Paffonile AUGUSTA INTERSTATE 'ICE 81 COAL COFFEE CO. COMPANY "KH'cI1en Queen Coffee" IOOVO Home lnclus+ry TO THE srunmrs or ACADEMY OF RICHMOND COUNTY AND JUNIOR COLLEGE OF AUGUSTA Greetings r ?rKnk309 Co"Porati I 4 iw ? A-A-1 Augusta II' I Geovgio Uhr Augusta Qlhrnnirlr THE AUGUSTA HERALD Mfvnxlrwc-hL'Nn,AY ILVENING U QP D L -L.Z'.t.. ,EJL r ' ED'S CURB MARKET AND NEWS STAND Open Till Twelve Every Night HEARD AT CENTRAL LOMBARD BRINSON Exclusive Merfs Wear Augusta, Georgia HARLEY'S GROCERY 2102 Central Ave. XVe Deliver Phone 5-4417 - 54410 Augusta, Georgia Compliments of ' f 750 Broad Street BICYCU55 - MUTOR BIKES FRENCH DRY CLEANING CO. MOTORCYCLES FANCY DYERS R. L. SUMERAU 8: SON HAT CLEANING 1248 Broad Street Dial 2-5501 1299 Emmett Street Phone 3-4446 Compliments HYOUIS Friendly!! of B. F. GOODRICH STORE Broad at 10th , C A R R ' S Phones 2-5454-2-8506 960 Broad Street Phone 4-5551 Augusta's Dept. Store for your CAR - ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES SPORTS 4, f E 45-4 Oli X3 ,TNR o h ii g 74 A Pour 4 is or A Wise T lf fi' si.-1 " QQ if" ' ' 57 WHICH Wlll YOU BE S X Tw .7 gl X 5 lx ' eq, I0 YEARS FROM NOW? The easies+ +hing, of course, is +o be a fish. Thai' requires no 'falenfs . . . no plans for fhe fulure. All you have +o do is "drif+ along and dream" and hope you sfrike if rich. Usually, +he years slip by and suddenly you wake up 'lo find 'rhaf all you have is dreams. On +he ofher hand, The smar+ fellow . . . fhe fox . . . knows lhal' +he only way +o gel ahead and slay ahead is +o work and plan and save. Thais why so many of 'I'hem open fheir own savings accounfs while sfill in school. They know +ha+ regular syslemafic savings now can mean a college educafion . . . a car . . . marriage . . . a home . . . and a business of fheir own la+er on. They are 'The ones who are always going places and doing fhings If you're noi already a member of ihis group. join now! OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY! Any of fhe banks lisfed below will welcome your account GICURGIA RAILROAD BANK N 'l'Rl'S'l' VU. Klux CH-'l"l1'l4I I'i"ruwx Ri:xN4'i1 THIS XATIUNAI, ICXVEIANUIC BANK Ulf' .Xl'Ul'S'l'.-K MAIN lll"FIl'l-I W.x1.'rnx Wu' U1-'I-'ia-I: THIS VITIZICNS mY SUI"l'Ill'IHN X.-YPIUXAI. HANK NIEMIHCRS UI" l"l'IUl'lR.Xl, RICSICRVIC SYS'l'l'IXl l"l'IlH'IRAI. IlIC!'0SI'l' INSl'R.XN1'l'I f'tlRI'HR.X'l'lUN SMOKE - - - MAXWELL BROTHERS I-IAV - A - TAMPA FURNITURE ,HC 1 G A R 5 FRIGIDAIRES - PHILCO RADIOS DRAPERIES Experienced Inferior Decorafing Service JOHN J. MILLER co. phone 2-5526 Disfribufor 933 Broad Sfree+, Augusfa, Georgia C I' f I amp 'men S 0 GEORGIA HArrERs a CLEANERS OSBON AUTO SUPPLY co. SH,RT LAUNDRY Fisk Tires - Fisk Ba+Ieries - Au+o Par+s RGCBPPIHQ B. A. Gavalas, Propriefor - Easy Terms - l253-55 Broad Sireef Augus+a,GeOrgia Dial 2-4094 M6 Eighih Shed is-. E compnmenis Of complamem EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. of "COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS" BETT5 GRCCERY AND MARKET izon-o3 Broad s+fee+ :ass WALTON wAY Dial 2-5435 Phone 3-8208 CompIimen+s Of Le R 0 y 'S M A R K ET BEARINGS, PARTS 8. SUPPLY CO. "Es'labIisI'1ecI I92I" TEFIDER MEATS ' GROCERIES ' FRESH PRODUCE Dismbumrs of AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT AUGUSTA GEORGIA Phones: 2-5361 8. 2-5362 630 Ellis S+reeI' Augusfa, Ga 1859 Central Avevue lohnson, lane. Space and Company COMPLIMENTS QF Governmenf-Municipal-Indusfrial STOCKS BONDS GEORGIA-CAROLINA WAREHOUSE 'NVESTMENT TRUSTS AND COMPRESS COMPANY 72' Herald Bldg' Phone 2-774' "Suppor+ Coffon . . . Co++on Supporis You Augusfa-Savannah-A1'lan'ra nennnln lgvqgq wunus ru. Compliments of "Worlcl's Larges'r Pes+ Con+rol Company" 8I3 Reynolds S+. Call 2-4966 o EECKUM at JONES Bene, lm.e1,A,, Compliments of Elgin, Hamilton XY'atches Diamonds - Silver - Crystal China PARTS ' SALES ' SERVICE 85' Broad Augusta, Ga. Cfllllpfilllellff of RHODES OFFICE SUPPLY and Compliments of LANE ELECTRIC COMPANY IIIRWS CLEANERS D. C. RHODES' Owner "THE BRIGHT SPOT IN CLEANING 504 8th St. Augusta, Ga. 1803 wanon way WOODWARD LUMBER CO. STARK EMPIRE LAUNDRY Building Materials 0 Curtis Woodwork LICENSED SANITONE CLEANER Lumber . Paints cashiandicarry Servlce 1010 Roberts St. Augusta, Ga DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 3-36II Phones 2-4611-12-13 SCOTT'S MEAT MARKET LYNWOOD scorr . . . Proprietor C""'l"f"'e"'f of -1 Featuring - , Native and Western Meats Poultry and Sea Food K E ER Fresh Fruits and Vegetables S CL AN S G r o c e r i e s HILL AND TOWN DELIVERY DAILY phone 2,4204 313 8th Street Phone 2-B495 - 2-6497 Zflze '5oullz,.4 sfargedl Manufacturers FACE BRICK C COMMON BRICK STIIIICTIIIIAI TILE MERRY BRCS. BRICK 8a TILE C0. Established 1899 Masonic Bldg Augusfa Georgia . R 0 S E ll T H A L' S Comphments S H 0 E S Of "Guaranteed for Quality" f. w. woolwonrn comnv Dnfsstfolofs Sclgglssnofs 968 Broad Street Dial 2-4212 f""""lf""'S wM. scnwflsfm co. o C co IEWELERS EOR THREE GENERATIONS 523 l3lh Street Dial 2-T329 846 Broad Sffggt W. F. Bentley W. F. Bentley, jr. W. F. BENTLEY 8: SON Fine Furniture 901 Broad Street AuguStH, GH- SlLVER'S 5 8 l0c STORE vos snow smffr Greetings ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CO. THE LATEST FIRST IN SMART APPAREL funn lvfnuf suorrf "The Shoppe All Women Know" Phone 2-6443 Augusta, Georgia Compliments Magnum gazflfma 1-iaeaadcztdavz Bire1ey's Bottling Co. Iolo Bottling Co. Canada Dry Bottling Co. Royal Crown Bottling Co Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Seven-Up Bottling Co. Real Estate Sales - Loans - Insurance Property Management Over 51 Years Experience Blanchard 8 Calhoun Realty Company Augusta, Ga. Dial 2-6621 COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS 224 Eigh+I1 S+ree+ Phone 4-3243 W E A R A Augu5+a'GeQrgia fro m ART METAL STEEL OFFICE EQUIPMENT 816 Broad Stret Augusta, Georgia II Compliments rf RIVERSIDE MILL Cmnpliments of HULL, WILLINGHAM, TOWIll and NORMAN ATTORNEYS AT LAW Compliments of Bowe Contracting Co., Inc. 540 REYNOLDS STREET AUGUSTA, GEORGIA PORTRAITS BY "ARE LASTING MEMORIES" POiRTH?rXglTS - Tl.IU,3XHr1I ,PURTRXQITS - XWIIJIDIQNK LS - C'IflL'YX4YXi'ZRVIAi. ' BR EA ll LT'S STU I JIU 'gm g,,,,,,,,, vA4,,,w,k,-- 916 GREENE STREET Commercial Photography AUGUSTA, GEORGIA md .Z-115 JA sm," wc.Ar: The Favorife Sfafion of A.R.C. and .Eunior College Students Now and all fhru fhe years fo come Enjoy Movies Ihe Modern Way af SKY VIEW DRIVE-IN THEATRE - -'-'v'v'-A-'-'-A-'-'-'-2'-A-'vu':-A:-'ff-.-.-::::.Av-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-.-.-.-. -v "The Sou+I1's Fines? Oulcloor Cinema" Olive Road IHeard Ave. Exiensionl Dial 6-I932 A. J. Fogel, Presidenf B. P. Mays. Vice Presidenl H. I. Fogel, Secly.-Treas. THE FURNITURE MARKET. INC. IOI9-l02I Broad SIree+ AUGUSTA, GEORGIA ...1. .1.1l-.T Q15 'A' 'A' 'A' Since I889 SATCHER COMPANY co' Complelfe Line of Building Ma+eriaIs and Supplies BUILDING MATERIALS - LUMBER - MILLWORK Dial 2-I8I3 - Augusla, Ga. 'A' ir if Phones: 2-5636 - 2-7I I9 629 Tenfh Sireei Augusia, Ga KINGS WAY PHARMACY 2IO7 Kings Way Phone 3-4456 "Two Good Rexall S'rores" MONTE SANO PHARMACY l427 Monle Sano Phone 6-2553 HAGLER TIRE 81 SUPPLY Linniled Reynolds S+. Phone 2-8405 Headquarfers for fhe General Squeegee The Tire For Sale by fhe Richmond Hi-Y AUGUSTA TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 306 s+h S+., Augusm, Ga. Phone 2-6927 COMPUMENT5 UF Dislribulors for ROYAL STANDARD TYPEWRITERS RQYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS ROYAL ELECTRIC TYPEWRlTERS Type-wri'I'er Supplies Rebuil+ Typewrifers MURRAY BROS., INC. I07 Half Sfreef Phone 2-9806 AUGUSTA, GA. COMPLIMENTS OF KING HARRY'S MUSIC SHOP RENT.-XLS FUR PXRTIICS Phone 2-86II 844 Reynolds The King-Music in a Box HOTEL RICHMOND MURRAY'S FLORIST Shop and Save af S EUFS KAISER FRAZER HENRY "I" MCDONALD AND WEATHERSBEE MOTORS, INC. III Fifth Street Augusta, Georgia BAILIEMADE SHADES BAILIEMADE AWNINGS BAILIEMADE ART SUPPLIES BAILIEMADE BLINDS BAILIEMADE TENTS BAILIEMADE DROP CLOTHS BAILIEMADE PICTURE FRAMES BAILIEMADE DRAPERY RODS BAILIEMADE FLOOR COVERING BAILIEMADE TARPAULINS Phone 2-6084 BAILIE FURNITURE CO. ns Ellis sfrer ELLIOTT SONS WALKER-DURANT MOTOR COMPANY "Your Ford DeaIer" FORD CARS - TRUCKS -- TRACTORS - SALES 81 SERVICE -- Broad a+ l4'Ih S+ree+ Phone 2-537I GEORGIA SPORTING GOODS, INC. Broad SI'reeI' a+ Monumen'r AugusI'a's Only Dealer in RawIing's AI'hIe+ic Equipmeni' Dial 2-1961 Art Patchin, Mgr LILY-TU LIP UP CORPORATION MANUFACTURERS OF PAPER DRINKING CUPS AND FOOD CONTAINERS 1550 Wrightsboro Road Augusta, Georgia Phone 3-2214 CONGRATULATIONS 22251 I S- 5 A- A A 2 2 QTO THE CLASS or 's 1 A , . 1 I Q .A-. I V. U Davison's will be ready to serve you for your 1- college clothes or career wardrobe just as we have f I I' with each previous graduation . . . from tiny tot " I through pigtails and teens U T- , -.,, y WZ tv., umm? M-M.,,W Slorex 111 AUGUSTA - ATLANTA MACON - COLUMBUS COLUMBIA, S. C. HOWARD LUMBER COMPANY "our som on A mAmLoAo" FAIR 'IOPLING ANDREWS APPLIANCE CO. I W CARSON w B BADGER Electrical Appliances - Sales - Service Phone 2-4078 or 2-7870 505 9th St. 519 13th St. T900 Miiledgeviile Road Augusta, Georgia Phone 2-9854 Phone 2-6997 TWO PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO 510,000.00 INTEREST COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY Compliments of REALTY SAVINGS BANK MARGARET I-0'I'Z gimp lAugusta's Only Strictly Savings Bankl Member F. D. l.C. 827 Greene Street Phone 2-5937 827 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Compliments of Music Department of MILLER-ADAMS, INC. TT. Office Supplies and Equipment 870 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia 805 Reynolds Street Phone 2-8119 LATEST RECORDINGS BY TOP ARTISTS Augusta, Ga. SHEET MUSIC ACCESSORIES SHERMAN AND HEMSTREET R E A L T 0 R S AUIUSTA GEORGIA PERKINS LUMRER C00 LUMBER . . . BUILDING MATERIAL... MILLWORK DOOR - SASH 619 13th Street, Augusta, Georgia Phone 4-3551 Compliments of AUGUST!-I ANIIISEIVIENTS CUNIPANY Jllilfer Zlzea ire The S011lbe'5 Most Beautiful and Modern Theatre egmperiaf-.fIto1fje4ka 1 Jeiafto glmea tre4 COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHERN FINANCE AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY CORPORATION Amo PARTS MACHINE SHQP REALTQRS 214-18 sinh Slreel Phone 4-5417 Loans Real Esfale Renls Insurance COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF of RICHMOND SUPPLY CO. Mill Supplies and lnduslrial Speciallies 652 Sevenfh SI. Phones 2-7797-2-7798 SHAPIRO PACKING CO., INC. KOITINLAND BRAND All Mea+s Are U. S. lnspecled CL IMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHEASTERN FUR COMPANY HARPER BROTHERS PICTURE FRAMES ART MATERIAL and PICTURES 426 Eighth Street Dial 2-6907 MURPHY STATIONERY CO. SOCIAL and COMMERCIAL STATIONERY MARKS FABRICS "Fabric Center of Augusta" SLIPCOVERS AND DRAPERIES Made to Order 713 Brmd Strcct Dull 2-2122 1015 B,-Dad Street Dial 4-1350 D1spen.s1ng Excluswely fur the IE5'e Physlcian MURPHY ROBINSON PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS MEMBER uPTrm1ETR1sT uuxw rlWl'y S. F. C. Bllllklllll Dial 2-S641 AUGUSTA BOOK STORE S33 Broad Strcct BOOKS f CARDS f TOYS - PARKER PENS GREETING CARDS Rental Library I. H. COHEN AGENCY 4 Emglwtlw Suwct Plwncs 25377 2-53734 INSURANCE , r'rT-Tru 0 " ANC PD I O N vnorernun W A mmm NAIA If If I-Y flimml lmzumzmf, VW: Sell It. Developmg f Printing f Engravinlq N W CAMERA EXCHANGE "Evcrything Photograaplwif' C.xMER.xs E Pmam SUPPLIES - Ac1cEssuRlEs Muv1E EQUIPMENT Dial 2f41mi7 220 Eighrh Street ALL YOUR CLOTHES ShouldGoto S N O W ' S 1384 Greene Street LAKE VIEW PHARMACY SUlVIERAU'S OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY 1800 Broad Street Phone 3-4495 Augusta, Georgia S. ALLEN COHEN INSURANCE ' REAL ESTATE LIFE ' FIRE ' CASUALTY Phone 2-2731 751 Reynolds Street Augusta, Georgia Compliments ot HOUSTON ICE 6: COAL CO. 13th and D'Antignac Streets BEST GRADES ' COAL AND COKE BLOCKED AND CRUSHED ICE Prompt Delivery Compliments ot The Roofing and Sheet-Metal Contractors' Association of Augusta, Georgia MEMBERS Augusta Roofing and Metal Works Ralph H. Dozier Roolers and Sheet Metal Works Kelly Roofing and Metal Works Modern Roofing and Metal Works O'Conner Roofing Company Southern Roofing and Insulating Company Compliments ot GEORGIA-CAROLINA BRICK 6 Tl1.E COMPANY EARL L. BABBITT PLUMBING sf HEATING co. REPAIRS ' ALTERATIONS on PLUMBING HEATING OIL BURNER GAS FITTING 1128 Ellis Street Phone 2.12520 KAM LEE LAUNDRY 214 Seventh Street Phone 2-8414 Augusta, Georgia C A S H A N D C A R R Y FUEL OIL LUBRICATING OILS LUBRICATING GREASES SANITARY SUPPLIES CHEMICALS PHOENIX OIL CO. NORVELL FIXTURE 8 EOUIPMENT CO. 841 Greene Street SODA FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEONETTE EOUIPMENT ATTIC AND WINDOW FANS Compliments of AUGUSTA HARDWOOD CO. AUGUSTA, GA. Manufacturers of Bandsawn Pine, Hardwoods and Cypress Compliments of MOTHNER INSURANCE AGENCY 801 Reynolds Street Phone 2-8359 N Compliments of SOUTHERN WELDING AND MACHINE COMPANY 623 Ellis Street Phone 2-4981 HARBIN'S FLOWERS AND GIFTS Metcalfe at Walton Way Augusta, Georgia FUlCHER'S VIOLIN AND PIANO SHOP wr suv, sru Ano arms Puntos, violins, and on mo and onciirsmr msmuneurs WE TEACH MUSIC 939 Ellis Street Phone 2-8595 WATKINS PRODUCTS It. A .CROSBY...Manager and Distributor Oldest in the World -Established 1868 SPICES ' COSMETICS 324 9th Street, Augusta, Georgia Phone 2-9343 -umm - Refreshmenf is a good idea fill! UIIDII llH'lOlI'l'V OI 'Nl COCLCOIA CCIIYAKV ll THE AUGUSTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Augusta, Georgia Q- ' - f ig: +. . x l' ... ..T-,,,,-..1"- ' if X-:nf - n- f' - XX I :au Jfze Sou1h's Finest Since I84I SIDNEY SMITH PAPER CO. - o 362 Peynolds St. Dial 2-6360 Paper Cups-Napkins-Toilet Tissue Augusta. Ga. Distributors for E-Z Opener Bag Co. BENTLEY BROTHERS FURNITURE Complete Home Furnishings The Store of Friendly Service Broad at 11th St. Phone 2-5309 AUGUSTA RADIO CO. Radios-Home Appliances Phonograph Records "Augusta's Largest Record Dept." S55 Broad St. Dial 2-2218 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CO. Motors-Generators-Transformers Wholesale Electrical Supplies 624 Ellis St. Phone 2-6686 x ' F Compliments of W. INMAN. CURRY AUGUSTA HIDE COMPANY E. A. LAMAR. Proprietor Hides-Furs-Wool-Bees Wax 8: Tallow Scrap Iron-Metals-Rubber and Rags Office 8: Warehouse: 1433 Reynolds St. BASSFORD MOTOR COMPANY Ltd. 1126 Ellis St. Phone 2-7018 Be Smart-Ride a Cushman Motor Scooter SPORTING GOODS PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES to School BOWEN BROS. Distributors: All Kinds Mercury - Canoes - Boats 905 Broad Street Augusta, Ga. Outboard Motors 8z Cruisers