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

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T: . ,,. f , A fv- f Kfff 4 , - ' ffv 'f if 'X ii ' ' 1 fre it Eirigxk, ts, f N 72 V. ' RALPH BOUKER f'onnm'rrinl Book is the class radiral. With his socialistic ideas he keeps the class in a continual state of turmoil, but in spite of this he is a boy of sound principles and high ideals. With his keen perception he should be a success in his chosen life work. public accounting. lflntered 1920: Corporal. lg Sergeant, 5: Honor, lic-f'.-Kltltrl t'UYINCl'I'0N BRADDY llvrxrrrzl .lake made his first appearance at the Academy this year. He is a good student, but believes in the old adage: Child- ren should be seen and not heard. He is a graduate of Dublin High, and hopes to add to his collection of diplomas this spring. Entered 1922, Private. 5. JOHN RANSOM BRINSON ffI'lIl'l'll1 John came to the Avaclelny in 1921. Due to his highly tinged hair, in about three days hu acquired the name Billy Red from Millen. Millen High School hated to lose such a good :nan as Red, but the Academy received him very warmly. He has been on the football team for two years, and has made a wonderful halfback. Hn- was on the team that made so much history for the Academy this year. lied takes great pleasure in playing with Little l.uL'key the Academy's 200 pound tackle. Too bad Red is going to Tech and Luckey to Georgia. lintm-red 1921g Non-drill, Lg Varsity Football, 4, 5. FRED VVAI.'l'ON BUSH Ta'1'l1nir11l Fred arrived at Mr. l3utler's school along with the rest of the Houghton bunch. During his sojourn here he has dis- tinguished himself by his bright remarks and marvelous mathematical ability. Hn- is one of Our C'ousin's buddies. Fred intends to rontinur the pursuit of learning at Clemson. We- wish him lurk. Company Football, -L. 5g Scrub Football. 54 Corporal, 4-Q 2nd. Lieutrnant, 5.

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your mouth. Besides being a popular member of the class. T S f ' me 741 I I A , I! I !0 EVE .E J.. 'fe fiflhfflfdiill if VVILBUR CLARK ANDRENVS Geiierul Wilbur is a very quiet fellow in the class and on the drill field. He believes in thc motto: Use your head and not he is a sergeant of E Company. Wilbur is now working hard for a dip so he can enter Georgia, and if he does as well there as he did here, we are sure of his success. Corporal, -tg Sergeant, 54 Alex. H. Stephens Literary So- cietv. JOSEPH VVIILIAM BEASI.l'lY KJPIIPIYII Joe came to us a little late, arriving in the middle of our Freslmian year from Summerville School. During this time he has more than caught up with the rest of us, and is now ac- tually expecting to graduate. Joe is a great military genius, and is top sergeant of Company F. He has received an ap- pointment as second alternate to Annapolis Entered Feb. 19184 Corporal, 3, 4-g lst. Sergeant, 5: Second Alternate to Annapolis, Jos. R. Lamar Literary Society. ARTHUR Bl.EAKI,EY General Blake came to us from Davidson Grammar School, and has been with us the whole five break downs. He is noted for the masculine voice with which be orders his platoon around, and the strict discipline he maintains in it. Arthur is very prominent in scouting circles, being one of the leading members of Troop li, ln leaving be has the heartiest wishes of his class. He is going to Georgia. Entered 1918, Corporal l. 24 Lieutenant, 5. lNIORDAl'N'1' GREY l3OA'l'WltIGHT llmzerol Boaty hails from lloughton Grauimar School. Grey is quite a football star having two years of company football and two seasons as varsity quarter-back. Recognizing tlrey's editorial ability thc class made him editor-in-chief of the Arc. One may see his ability by scanning these pages and thinking iof the work involved in their make-up. Boaty is also some soldier, being captain of B and an authority on military matters. Noted-Private, 1, 24 Corporal, 31 Sergeant, 4, Captain, 5. Company Football, 2, 3g Varsity Football, 4, 5g Asst. Editor- in-chief, -tg Editor-in-chief, 5: Athletic Representative. 1, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2. 4 F

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Ii K ff Q! .VL 6' - -' 1' I- ZX ' I A fe '4 W I it QlZlfff5 '1 W ti MQ: INN' BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BUTLER Trelnzirvzl Bennie made his first appearance at the Academy in 1920. He hails from the wilds of Florida, but has assimilated quite a bit of civilization during his sojourn here. and now makes a very sheikish appearance. He is often seen in the eompany of Ed Wiley, and consequently we have the gravest fears for him. , Entered 19204 Corporal, 5g Alex. II. Stephens Literary So- ciety. FRED LEUNARD CADLE C'IIIlIrl7H'l'l'tflfI Fred eame to the Academy from John Milledge School. He entered in the first aet, and has been pegging away ever sinee. He will be right there when the diplomas are handed out. Band, -l-, 5g Company Football, 5. Vi'II,I.IAM JACKSON DE.-XS ffI'11I'l'Ill All hail the Sheik! Don't Crowd, ladies, he's harmless. Bill has made himself famous as an honor man during his sojourn here. Ile is also quite an athlete, He was one of the stars in Company Football, and made his Ilasketball letter this year. High honors, l, 12, 44 Highest honor, 33 Sergeant, 5: Com- pany Football, 4, 54 All-Regiment Football team, 5g Varsity Basketball, 5: Scrub Basketball, -l-g Regimental Championship, 54 Last XViIl and Testament, 54 Literary Editor Annual, 54 Jos. R. Lamar Literary Soeietyg Senior Danee Committee: Chair- man Invitation Committee. FRANCIS DUNRAR f'lIIliIIIl'l'f'illl Franeis is eommonly ealled Beach Island , as he hails from that city. Francis is about the best natured boy of the class, Init please clon't goose him, ladies, as he is very nervous. Francis is somewhat of a history student and is already reaching for his diploma. Noted: Sergeant 5g Com- pany Football -lg Member Alexander H. Stephens Literary Society. 4 if?- T' an