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

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MACPIIICRSUN VVILLIAMS It' all the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players, then Mae could occupy a unique role-that ot' utility as well as leading man. He has been a football mainstay for three semes- ters, and track star since the mind ot' man ruuneth not to the contrary. He is, or was, Big: Cheese in practically everything, and well did he deserve this honor. ' The Academy loses one of its best men, but Tet-h's stock :oes up titty points. Noted: I'rivate,1. 21 Corporal, 3: First Lieutenant, 4: Captain. 5: Class President. 3. l. 5: Coin- pany Football, 2: Varsity Football, 3, 4, 5: Company Basket Ball. 5: Trai-k, 2. 3: Captain Trac-k, 4, 5: President Richmond Senate, 5: Advertising Editor, Are, 5. EMIL ADULPH SACK, JR. Teclmicul Adolph is one of, if not the most versatile boy that Iiielunond has yet seen. A glance at his honor list will show his studiousness, while he is noted as one ot' the st-hool's most devilish freslnnen. He was a football sensation as a half, and the best running guard that the basket ball team has ever had. Last spring he won his track lt and is certain to repeat this year. In tennis we are sure that he will make his quartet ot' letters secure. Besides all these, he is one of the most popular boys in the sehool and a social lion. Noted: Corporal, 3: Sergeant, 4: First Lieutenant 5: High Honors, 2, 3: lflonor, L. All Battalion Football. 3: All Regimental, 4, Varsity, 5: Varsity Basket Ball. 5: Vice-1'resident. 5: Assistant Art Editor, 4: Art Editor. 5: President Tennis Club. 5: Track, fl. 5: Tennis. 5. JOHN WOULFORK WALKER, JR. Neiem-v, General Johnnie learned his A. B. C's at Central St-liool. and how he :ot into Rii-liuiond is a mystery, hilt lie's here and we nuist make the best ot' it. Johnnie is rather a notable in the Senior Class, being a major in the military department, with an unlimited supply ot' military knowledge-and liditoivin- Chief of this Annual. Besides this, he is one of the most popular members ot' the Senior Class. VVe're all for you, Johnnie. Noted: Honor, 3: High Honor. 1. 2: Corporal, 2: Sergeant. 3: Captain, 1: Major. 5: Company . . , Football, 3, 1: Class Vive-lresident, I: Iresident, L: Secretary. 5: Business Manager. The .L li. C., 1-2 Editor-in-Chief. 5: Senate. XVIl.l.I.XfXl FREDERICK EVE CABANISS T1'z'l:nir.'rll A solemn, brooding Visage next appears on our roll. The rares of a nation seem to han: over this di,S.'nitied Senior. In other words, it is William Cill7?llllSS, Business ltlanagrer ot' the Annual, travk star. eumpany football marvel, student IIIZIIISIHGI' of various teams, and possessor ot' a host ot' other honors. Billy is one ot' the best boys we have yet known. .ts a friend, you 1-ouldn't lind a better. and we would hate to have him as an enemy. Wherever he goes. we are sure he will sueeeed, for he is passing well gifted. Noted: Corporal, Zi: Lieutenant. 1: Captain, 5: Student Mana,e'er. Football and Basketball. 5: 'l'rat-k. 3. 1, 3: Class Treasurer, 5: Business NIana,Q'er the A. R. C., 3: Advertising Nlanatrer. The .L li. C.. -1: Senate.

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