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

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illnrrmnrh EE E, THE Annual Staff, have endeavored in this volume to fully express all the activi- ties of the Academy during the past year, both of the under classes, and of the Seniors. lVe would like to express our deepest thanks and heart- felt gratitude for the inestimable aid rendered us by the Faculty and Junior Class. In conclusion, we would say that it is the work of the entire school and for the entire school, represent- ing in some particular each teacher and each pupil.

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Tubman HE GARDEN SPOT of the VVorld, a trite old phrase used to designate the place most beautiful and dearest on all the earth, a place for which one's heart yearns with tenderness inexpressible is one which to the students of the Richmond Academy is synonymous with an- otherg namely, Tubman High School. In both senses of this phrase is Tub- man a Garden Spot-located in the center of a great. green carpet. over whose velvety expanse grow tall, slender elms, at the foot of the beautiful Summer- ville Hill. It is verily a garden spot. for beautyg while within thc lovely com- pound, there blossoms that for which the heart. of youth pinesfthe Flower of Georgia Girlhoodf' lvithin the realms of fairyland in the days of once-upon-a-time there was a little garden which blossomed brightly with eockle shells, and silver bells, and little maids all in a row +How like this old time fairy garden is modern Tubman High School! For, how does this garden grow? - lVhy, with merry yells and dainty belles and little maids all in a row. The Faculty of the A. R. C., the Athletic Association, and the entire student body are TUbIll2lll,S debtors for a splendid co-operation in all athletic and literary attempts. Many a time a disheartened Richmond team was cheered on to victory by a bunch of pretty girls in the grandstand, waving the Purple and Gold. Here's a hearty t'Thank you ! 4