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

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OREWURD Students and Faculty: Between the covers of this book are pages of people and events in your own personal world. More than a stereotyped account of your high school days, THE RAINBOW 1960 is a yearbook embodied with the idealism of tradition and featur- ing the symbols of that idealism: the Flag, inspirational and protectiveg the decorative shield and sabres prominent in the architectural designg the challenging inscriptions at the en- tranceg the authoritative seals of the school and of the stateg the Purple and the Goldg and in your Senior year the hand- some Academy ring. May this issue of THE RAINBOW bring you pride and. pleasure in the present, and may it bring you many cherished memories tomorrow when you have learned to leave the Chai and take the wheat. The Editors CLXNQFX jf X xy ll Some men think that the gratification of curiosity is the end of knowledgeg some, the love of fameg some, the love of dis- puteg some, the necessity of supporting themselves by their knowledgeg but the real use of all knowledge is that we should dedicate that reason which was given to us by God to the use and advantage of mankind. LORD BAcoN