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

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ANN BRADDY BA—Converse MA—U. of N. C. ANN CARELOCK AB—U. of Ca. ELROY DUPUIS AB-U. of Ca. MA—U. of N. C. NORMA FULCHER BA—Furman Good Knowledge Of English Basic To All Aspects Of Learning Naturally, since English is our native tongue, a sound knowledge of this subject and its relatives, such as literature and composition, is essential and basic to a good, rounded education. Without a thorough knowledge of the language in which a subject is taught, the student cannot possibly do the work required of him or understand it. Upon reaching the Academy, the student is assured of acquiring this essential knowledge and background in his language and literature. This department is one of the best in the school and has been very important in building up Richmond's high educational standards, for which it has been known for so many years. CAROL LAMB BS—U. of Ca. H. F. LeROY AB—Mercer MA-Duke Miss Braddy gives some pointers on theme writing to Jane Maxwell and Jay Harper. 16

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IATIVE SIZES OF ATOMS AND IONS in rh. Academics FROM NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION 15 Wartiel Babbitt Tommy Beattie

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JACQUELINE MARSHALL AB—Baylor M Ed—Emory A. G. OWENS AB-U. of Ca. MARGARET PASCHAL AB—Limestone ANNE RAWSON AB—Winthrop GEORGE M. SCOTT AB—Chattanooga MA-Duke MARION A. WASH AB-U. of S.C. Rosie W'ilson uses a microfilm machine at the city library to complete her notes for a writing project. Sophomore Rick Tompkins, Senior Patsy Daniel, and Junior Bobby W right glance through the paperback classics that their classes have bought for group study in Mr. Wash’s English classes. Ronnie Easier looks over the “coveted MOTS award. 17