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

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i H. THE ARC .D l l THOMAS BYRDELL PHINIZY Captain Scientific Bw .wfriouxq and apply your rhivfexf thoughts Io courtship. Phinny is one of our military oracles. He holds the position named ahove in the military department on ac- count of his extensive knowledge of military tactics. Tom is also up to date at love making, but it is generally known that he is down-hearted, due to a recent love affair which terminated unfavorahly. Phinny does well in his studies and so well all know he will be on hand at commencement. Noted: Honors 1, 2, 3, ig Corp., Sgt. 3g lst Sgt. -Lg Capt., Co. Football, Treasurer of The ARC 5. SAM Flexxiciax IQIIJIDLEHOOVER Color Sergeant Technical Hr lmllf ru Iran and hungry lrmlff' Shank is the hony wonder of the class. XVe wonder sometimes if he ever eats. for we would certainly notice it if he did. Uccasionally when he is marching with colors we look hard for Shanks, hut that is all right- he is just hehind the flap' staff. He has heen here for all five acts and can therefore tell you all the ways of getting out of work. Ile is noted around school especi- ally for his Bolshevik principles., which manifest them- selves greatly in the Chemistry Class. Noted: Private l, 2, 3, fl: Color Sgt. 54 Honors l, 2. N l24l

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l l D. THE ARC .H an LIONEL KOPPEL LEVY Non-drill ullvi' xlzrlll not sw his like flflllil Lionel is noted far and wide for his cartoonist. His wonderful and marvelous mor is a valuable asset to his drawing, which abound in this Annual. Leafy talks Technical I. ahility as a sense of hu- exainples of all day with- out saying anything, yet he has accumulated more units than any other ineinher of the class. Noted: Honors 1, 2, 3, -Lg Corp. 33 Sgt. tg Retired 53 Art Editor of The ARC -I-, 5g VVinner individual prize drill 3. -35 --an l, RIARION xX7ALTON NOIIVELL Non-drill General 'Hrf shows occasiolzully surface 'il1fIil'flfi011S of i1z1'eIlez'f. A happy nut who takes nothing seriously. The A.R.C. has taught Norvell many things since he came down from Grovetown. Foremost of these are: Wearing loud ties, parting his hair in the middle, and what a shower hath is. All the Jfth Class men are sorry the Queen of Grovetown is leaving this year, but we can't say that he is. Tourist is quite a lady's man, having made himeslf very well known on lower Telfair St. Noted: Private 2, 3, 44 Retired 5g Last VVill and Testament 5. F232

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l l D. THE ARC .fl 1 CHARLES DOUGHTY SYLvEs'rEu Captain 'Technical You muff .ww him for Nm squirrr'ls. Now folks please don't say, VVhy don't you get something new? YVe know you saw this striking heauty last year. But Tough just could not hear to leave the Old Historic Institution, so here he is again. Vile know that everyone will agree that such a picture is a great addition to the Annual. As you see above Syl is a Captain. First, he commanded the Green Com- pany, until several knives were drawn on him, and he was forced to resign. Later he was appointed to com- mand Company Tough has many outside activ- ities, but anyway we all hope he really gets his diploma this year. Noted: Corp. 3: Sgt. lg Lieut. 5: Capt. tig Track Cup -l-g Co. Football 41, 5, 6. GEORGE ALBERT THOMPSON C0l'P0l'?ll Technical lf 'is easier lo slide than fu z'l'imIJ. ' Old Thomp appeared in our third year, and since that time has made himself a universal favorite. He is not a hit lazy, but he has perfect faith in the sleep and rest cure for all ailments. He hails from the bleak plains of New York State, and for that reason can laugh at our little frostsg hut just the same he sits close to the stove in Danforth's room. Thompson is a staunch Bolshevik, having been initiated into that society by the famous Red and Radical Socialist, Franklin Ridlehoover. Noted: Entered 3g Corp. 4-, 5g Varsity Football 3, 5g Co. Football ig Athletic Editor of The ARC 5. l25l 'F 4