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

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Iwi H. THE ares .f Q Class President CHARLES GOODRICH HENR1' 2nd Lieutenant Do no! take life foo seriously, you 'will not get out of if alive. Our Prseidentg a mighty power is he. He holds the class where he wants them. Never will this silver- tongued genius be replaced by another. And never, it is hoped, will we lose sight of our learned and stalwart leader. YVhen Goodrich first came to the Academy he knew none of our school slang. But now he has de- veloped quite a string of profanity, so that at present without even blushing, he utters such phrases as Gee and Doggone. He is quite an English scholar and some day we hope to see him advertised as our greatest orator or author. Noted: Honors, lt, 2, 3, 4g Sgt. 4-g Lieut. 55 Presi- Scientific -as Q- ,eq dent of Class, Editor-in-Chief of The ARCH, 5. 'The numbers denote the classes: 5, Senior. Class Vive-Presirlenl HOMER AUGUSTUS HowELL Captain Technical Ye Gods! buf he is wmiflrous fairfi Behold the picture of the most handsome member of our class, the right honorable Homer Augustus. In military circles he is a Captain and gives his commands like a regular army officer, being known as High- pockets ll. He is the leading light in the society of our city, and all the girls are crazy about him. QBy the way, Homer had a great deal of trouble deciding which one should be Co. C's sponsorj He has thoroughly mastered all of the latest dances with their variations, and deftly shakes a dainty ankle whenever he hears strains of Jazz. Of course Augustus' great genius has been recognized by his fellow-classmates who elected him Vice-President of the class and Assistant Editor-in- Chief and Military Editor of The ARC. Noted: Honors 1, 2: Corp. 34 lst Sgt. 44 Capt. 5g Co. Football 4, 54 Vice-President of Class, Asst. Editor- in-Chief. and Military Editor of The ARC 5. 1, Freshmang 2, Sophomoreg 3, Intermediateg 4-, Juniorg mi

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i n THE ARG .U I Class S6'!'l'l'flll'.lj RICHARD ALLEN SYMMS Captain Commercial IIurlf ye unfo flu' ruin' of 'wisdom and IllI1fl'I'NfflI1fI'l7l!I.n Gentlemen. your particular attention is called to our most honorable Secretary, Mr. lt. A. Symms. Quick! or this, our very efficient Business Manager will be gone. for his time is valuable, and he has a vast amount of work to do. He is by far the bardest-working: member of our class for SAYS he isj, and it goes without say- ing that we are justly proud of him. The weight of the world rests upon his shoulders, and in future years, the entire business world will look to him for guidance, and will be governed. efficiently and masterfully, by his firm band, unswerving purpose. and superhuman intellect. Noted: Honors 1, -L: Corp. 2: Sgt. 3g Licut. 4-g Capt. 54 Secretary of Class and Business Manager of The lane 5. Class Treasurer XVILLI.-XM EDWARD DIINIBIOCK Corporal Technical lt is noi what you do, hui wlmt you are Ffllljfllf doinyf' Here is the class' best all-round man. He always makes good marks in his studies, especially Analyt and Chemistry, both of which are very easy, however. Mr. Dilly played half-back on the Varsity Football team, and we hope he will develop into a good baseball player also. VVillie is not to be left behind in the Military De- partment either, for in it be holds the high rank of Corporal. Ile is the Class Treasurer and, before we had any money in the treasury. he made quite an honest class officer. Noted: Entered el-4 llonor, Co. Football -I-4 Varsity Football, Corp., Class '1'reasurer, Baseball, 5. 1181