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

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lmllimllllIlllllllllllllllllllimllllllllIIIllIlllIllIllilllllllllllllllllllllll 'r I-I E A R C I 921 ulllmgugllulnlllInIinuIuuIIuuIn1ngimImnIuIlamunnnnnuuannnuinm rf ' El 'IE XE lg is IIE E E 1,5 E. an il:-n E 'QS NS s:-1 IIE IIE NE E 52 'ls ' - En gn 'IE E' :' E E N: NE 1?-' I E1 E- 'l'uon.x,xs SIIEPPARD CLARK tlieneralj Augusta, Georgia Shep prepared at the Sum- merville Academy and joined our class the fifth and last year of our harrowing experience. Shep has decided to enter the ministry and has the sincere good wishes of our entire Class. Our rugged parson is the only redeeming feature in our des- pairing class, Broad should- ered, erect with commanding voice and gesture, he is our most profound orator, in which role he performed on Class Day. Nuf sed! Shep is in the same doubtful condition that affects us all, but hopes to come out with the old sheep-skin tucked safely away. Fight hard, Shep. and even the Faculty of old Richmond may be forced to recognize your prowess. Together we standg together we fall. Entered 1922: Class Orator 1922q Diploma 1922. .lo11N Mans ClxI.nwELL ' fPre-Med.j Augusta, Georgia Thu Sparring Parfnm'. Johnie learned how to behave at Davidson Grammar School, after which he came to Rich- mond for the experience called Education, I-le is a well balanced fellow Cin every department, having taken honors in his scholastic work, won the Levy Medal, and played a halfback on the All- battalion Football team. In addition to this, .lohnie is some- what of a hoxer, as he showed us one day during drill period. He entered Cas all Freshmen doj a quiet, peace-loving thing, willingly submitting to all tor- tures. Having remedied this mistake, he began rising 'all around us, John is now a. top- sergeant in the Military De- partment, and one of the most popular boys in our class. If his work in the future is like his work at present, it will be useless for us to wish him success. It is inevitable. Honors 192lg Private 1918-194 Corporal 1920-213 lst Sergeant 19224 Winner of Levy Medal 19213 Track team 19204 Com- pany football 1921-22g All-bat- talion football team 19224 Class Historian 1922g Officers Club 1922. El' E' in gb 'inf ? S E E Ex' E' E E E 5.4 E' E, LV El' :J El' ill E' 'En .., CE .: E Ei' E, IE E E E E :E E E 'EI EL E '-E EP -5 gli ulmnmiililnuunun lilifu nmllqglililimlum nuliliuu 1ulInuliililllalgllllllliliilmmmulllluuiililllnngyluiliiluunlnluliijluulImuluilililgyllmnllflilil mlnlgynliliiunnlnlllllgigi