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

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, - z b 7 W ,L . ,, . - ggmumnlulluuillginglllmunummpinnulIluiIugmullllllullllgugllllllll 1' I-I E A R C I 9 21 llllllllmlllllllllllillllllllllllllIIIIIIl!IIQIIHIIIIIIIIIIIQUllllllllllllnlllllljl ls? El E E E- E 5' E : s S E ng, - - an Senior Class Histor E. N September, 1917, ninety-six howling Freshmen were corralled into .E E' a class and started upon their hazardous journev in quest. of 'E' 5 . . ' . E 5 lvnozclczlgc, an aggregation ot strange, young, and crude material, 5 s .E EC unused to the ways of High School antics, but under the strenuous sche- -5 E . . . 5 E dules and discipline soon became tame enough to eat out of your hand, S E . . in Z: and really accomplished the year's work in acceptable style. 2 Sophomore year found the class 1'educcd to seventy-three in number, 5 5 but in class activity fully up to any of its p1'edecessors. As Sophomores E ': . . . :E it was our solenm duty to see that every Freshman was fully experienced E in First Year High School mysteries, and herein we measured up to our E gg full responsibility. :E E The Intermediate year passed quietly, as we were now above the strife E 'Is , . . sl' E of the Sophomore and Freshman YVa1'. It was during this year we were Q E' first introduced to the Foreign Chatter, which overtaxed our slow de- 5 veloping b1'ains. I E: Our Junior veal' found the class still further reduced in numbers, be- Ili . ' . . EI' QE cause a few boys decided that the Academy was not large enough for their gy 5, . . . . . . . .2 3: activities, and they decided to get out into the wide, wide world and become :S 2 . ' . E 5 famous. In tlns year we passed from the glory of exemptions to that of 2 Eg diploma-breaking examinations. :E ng is ' At last we are Seniors! Of the original ninety-six enrolled, eighteen 5 gi left the city, and thirty-eight others faded away, leaving forty old faith- :E E fulsf' It can be said of this original class no one has ever been eondi- ? 'F i' 1 f 'lil f -l H tl rf' - ' -f' - -- '- 5-' 5 ionec , or ai tc o icmoyc ie conci lon upon examma ion Ol ie exann E. E- . -E E1 nation. 'E E This class has furnished numerous Varsity men in all branches of ath- 2 Es letics. This year the captains of the football, baseball, basketball, and E track teams are Seniors, and for three successive years three different : E5 members of this class have won the Levy Medal. YVe feel sure that our :E S' . . 'E IE record is such that we shall always be proud of it. E' Q . 2' i. VVhen we have graduated and scattered to the four corners of earth it gg E will be with pleasure that we will remember the grand old days that the E E, class of '22 spent at Old Richmond. ug' 'Ep E -JOHN CALDXVELL, JR., Hzsformn. E' NE gl' N51 IE' 5- -s 5 E llillllllllllllllllflilllmlllllllllililllllllllIIljltlililillllIIIIlllIlllfflllllllIllIIllIitlilllljlglllllllilmllllllllllIIIIllIlllmlillllllllwlllfliiIIIIllllllllllfllillllIllIlllllllilmlgljIlIIIIIIlfliflllllllllgullliflllllllllllllllwg