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

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.D THE Alec .D IQ TI IOM AS BAItHlC'1 1' ITANTIGNAC Sa-iwnlifir' 'Tis wise tn think what you speak, rather than speak what you think. Twin is what we uftun refer to as little but loud. At any tinit' ht' is lialmle tn hurst furth with some hit ui infurinati-ni that he has gatliererl, which is a great help tn us in ffiigvttiliig' nur trouliles. There is al-sit a seriuus sith' tn 'l'+nn, which lc-ails us tu believe in him, fur he always succt-t-:lx in tlinng wvll with his work. He is une tif the hariltfst ivurkurs in the Riclnnund Fnrum. Curpiiral Sl, -lg sergeant J. l,itt'r:n'y s-icit-ty 5. LOUIS PIUUAN DOUGLAS Hrirfnlifir' lmuis is a leader in his rlass-wurk. He does not make any rt-curil-lirt-akii.u :irt'i':ii:es lvut always makes grwil niarks. XXX: knuw ht- will he in his place at I'--iiiim-iireiiieiit. lDi,n.fgl:is, as he is uften called by his t'l.issinates. is :i vt-ry quiet chap hut is ptqiular never- tlielt'-N. XXX- sliin't kninv what he plane tn do after gr.iilu.itinii hut it is certain that he will make the gra1lc as he has in rlicnnstry and other hard senior c-limi-st-4. ltluiinr fl. Cnriwi-:il 4, serum-ant 5. PAVL HAMMOND DUNBAR h'rf11r1'ril Paul is :iiiirtlicr nt' tht-se quit-t, unassuming fellows who il--es tlnnus with-wut the iirilinary amuunt ui racket. He hails irtnn the wiltls nf lleuch lslantl, but has succeeded in tlirciiving :iff his rustic native haliits and has become quite a nian nf atiairs in nur cfass. Paul is one of the ln-st :lt-haters in the lfnruin and has acquired a fine line uf hull, which wifnlrl ilu credit to either a lawyer nr a tcachcr. Ile has gainul it year on us. Serum-:iiit 4. Literary S-vcicty II, 4. C-niipany basket- liall 4. Fivt'-year course in four years. ICYLIENE DAVY EMIGH, JR. Pos! Cfl'flll1'll!lff? fit-iw likqfl tht- gt-hniil sir well that he decided to stay with us for aniither yt-ar. He has accumulated a few liitiitiiw :luring his lung stay at the Academy and it st-uni: that lic has a iiiniinimly un every school activity wlicre there is wurk lu ilu, He is Editor-in-Chief of this X'Ull1ll1C' of the Annual. 4 Vlliniiir -lg high lniiini' 1, 5:1 highest honcr 3. ltwiiiii-:tl .tg swguziiit 4: captain-adiutant .13 major 6. l'innpany hast-hall 1. Eg cinnpxiny track IZ: company ligigkt-thall -I, 63 cwinpany it-iiiliall fl, 4, 5. All-regimental fiiiitlizill 5. Scrnli fm-tliall tl, A. R. C, Specials 6. Manager track team 13. Literary society 3. 5. 65 DTCSl' :lent fr, tl. ltlilitary L'illlllk'll 5. U. Hi'Y 5. 62 President ti. Claes inlet 5. Military t-ilitnr Annual 5. Erlitor-in- chit-i Annual G. lbtil-atiiig' team 6. Military Dance Viiiiiiiiittw. VVll.l5EIt'l' JOHN EMIGH 1 r'Iwrul XVilhcrt is the class priidigy. Though one of the y--ung.gt-st inemlmers ui the class he has kept in front all iii the way tlirtiiigli. Al-ing with his scholastic attain- ' int-nts, he has inunil time t-i takt- part in other phases l inf scliiml life. Hill is Sticiety Editor Qt' the Annual, :incl will get a track letter this year. Iliulit-st linnnr 1, 2, 31, 4. t'm'piir:il 121 supply sergeant 41 captain 5. Ciiiiii-aiiy haseliall 1, fl: company track Sig cniniiany haskt-tliall 5: cinniiany fnotball -1. Varsity track 5. A. R, t'. Specials 5. High-point man Field Day Il. Literary s-iciety 4. 5: secretary 4: sergeant-ab arms 3. XVinner ul District U. D. C., Elk's Flag Day anfl D. A. R. essay contests. Academy orchestra 4, 5. Military council, 5. Hi-Y 4, Society Editor Annual 5. XVinncr c-iiiipaiiy prize drill 5. Valedictorian, Five- course in four and a hall years.

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I-THE ARC lgl ELBERT BARNEY ANDERSON, JR. C'Iassicul Red is a very striking chap, indeed. As adjutant. he has scared many :i freshman into iluiesence. He is ex- tremely generous, especially when there are dcmerits to be handed out. At almost any time Elbert will be seen on the campus trying out one ol his latest verbal dis- coveries on some unfortunate fellow. He is generally considered the best friend of Mr. Skinner in analyt class. Honor -1,VN1Z. L'..rporal 2, 321 lieutenant -4: captain' arlyutant .t. Lompany football Il. -l. Literary society 4, 5. Military council Hi-Y 4, VVILLIABI JOE BAIRD Scientific 'tYou are not only judged by what you do, but by what you do not do. Joe is the source of most of the side- splitting wit that roams the campus. He looks very solemn and innocent until Bob Bostick and Hingh BIcI'li:nI get him started. ,loc has succeeded in bluffing his teachers for four years but whether his line of bull will stand tht- strain of the last year is a matter of Concern to his class- matesg we hope it does. Corporal -lg sergeant Company football -lg company basketball 5. HUGH MCCLAUSE BARTON fj6'IlPl'Clf Hugh came with the rest of us and has been with us ever since. It was not until this year, however, that he realized what lay before him. He is now climbing rapidly to the 'too and is sure of a seat oil the stage one bright ,Tune night. Barton's absolute confidence is well illustrated in his recent efforts to teach European history to Mr. Cordle. He never hesitates to tell a teacher where to get QE, Corporal -lg color-sergeant Company baseball 25 company football 45 company basketball 5. Scrub football -1, JAMES MALCOLM BAZEMORE General It doesn't pay to worry unless you worry for pay, Malcolm Caught the drift, nobody knows when, and he has been drifting ever since. NYc found him walking around behind the band blowing a little horn when we started. In the course of time he has attained the rank of Captain in the band, and is now retired. Bazemore was one of the most dependable members of the scrub team last fall. Sergeant 33 lieutenant -lg captain and band leader 5. Company football Scrub iootball G. Literary society 5. Military Council, Five-year Certificate, 5. Class chaplain 6. RUSSELL ALLEN BLANCHARD General Russell is lieutenant of the stat? andpwas put in charge of the green squad, all new men, 111 February. He has trained these freshmen so well that they drill better than some of the platoons and have recently been distri- buted among the companies. Russell is a bit too quiet. but is well liked by the class because of his business-like methods. His will always be a quiet but a succesful life. Corporal 225 sergeant -lg stat? lieutenant 5. Company football 3, -lg company baseball 2. Literary society 4, 5. Hi4Y 5.

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Q1 .- THE Asc .D lm JAMES FRANKLIN FULGHUM General Love many, trust few, but always paddle your own canoe. Jimmy has been with us all the way and has been one of the most valuable members of the class. He often serves to inspire the more hilarious to duty. By his steady, conscientious work he makes hard things look easy. ,limmy's persistency has been rewarded: he is now the most valuable man on the track team and one of the best captains in the regiment. Sergeant 4: captain 5. Company football 3. 4: coin- pany track 3: A. R. C. Specials 5. Scrub football 3. 5. Varsity track 4, 5. Hi-Y -I, Military council 5. Athletic Editor Annual NYinnei' of Track Champion- ship, Field Day Military Dance Committee. VVILLIAM BARRETT HANKINSON Scientific Hank is one of the celebrated Tech fellows this year, having attained this position in three years, where most of us are proud to make it in four. In all of his classes he plays the role of comedian, having learned something of this art while First Sergeant 'of the Academy Tin-can Orchestra. Bill makes friends easily and never loses them. XVe owe many happy hours to his bouyant spirit. Honor 1, 2. Sergeant-drum major 4. Literary society 3, 4. Company football Five-year course in four years. Class prophecy 4. WILLIAM FIRTH HARMON Cl!fl1f'l'UI Know enough to know that you don't know every- thing, Firth entered the Academy way back about the time Noah stepped out and he has been here ever since. Like many of his class-mates, Firth realized just in time that one cannot pass on hot-air alone, and we expect to have him beside us on the stage when diplomas are awarded. He always succeeds in whatever he goes into seriously. I -at Corporal 2, 3: sergeant 45 lieutenant 5. Company football 4. Literary society Junior Military council 5. Advertising manager Annual LOUIS ALDVVORTH HASKELL Svienfifif' Louis has overcome several obstacles and done very creditable work in completing his tive-year course in four years with honors every year. In spite of the fact that his home is quite a ways from the school, he has been able to squeeze in enough time to run the -140- yard dash for the last two years. And on top of it all he is one of the literary editors of the Annual. Honor 2, 35 high honor 1. Corporal 3: First sergeant -lg second lieutenant -l. Varsity track 3, -1. junior Military council 4. Hi-Y 3, 4. Literary editor Annual -1. Five-year course in four years. NATHAN APPLETON HOLMAN General To Nathan we are indebted for most of the splendid sketches and drawings in this Annual. He had such a good reputation as a cartoonist that he was unanimously selected for Art Editor when elections were held. Besides this Nathan has other lines in which he is just as good. He is the highest ranking captain of the regiment. I Corporal 25 sergeant 33 First lieutenant 45 captain 5. Manager baseball team Military council 5. Literary society 4, 55 Critic 5. Art editor Annual 5.