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

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ggi .Q THE ARG .D lwl HARRY HAMILTON JEFFRIES General Genius wins sometimes, but hard work always. Harry was heard uf very little for the first few years, Init he has recently stepped to the fore. His greatest 1--It-ularity at sch-nil is derived from his ability to worry the teatliers, at which art he is a past master. Harry is a liaril-w-trking. anzliitiiwus chap, :mil we are sure that. with the endurance he has developed in blowing the llngle every day. his will he a life long and successful. llattalilin hugler -lg corporal and liattalion hugler 5. Literary society 5. CECIL 'l'II,LBIAN JONES Scinzfijfc' Tli-nigli easily the smallest of our class, Cecil is never 1lx'er-awed hy his larger classmates. He is noted for his noise an-l many qiiestnnis, in spite uf which he has done his tive years w-:rk in 4'-nc less than he should, without any apparent effort. Cecil quit getting demerits this year and was s-.nun promoted to the rank uf corporal, where he reigns with an iron hand, Vnrptiral 4. Cniitpriiiy hasehall 2. Five-year course in four years. VVII.l.lAM BOONE JONES Sviellfijfz' llill came up with the fast-section boys and took us hy surprise, XYhen we awoke to the facts we found that he was one ni our most willing workers, so we promptly elected him business manager uf the Annual, which I-ositii-ii he has tilletl to perfection, Bill has also won tlistinction in his studies and in debating. He will write the history for lflass Day this year. b H..n.vr 2: high lnimn' 1, I-2. First sergeant Zi: First lieutenant-atljutant -I Literary society -ig debating team 4. Vlase vice-president 2. Junior military council 4. Hi-Y 4. Business Manager Annual 4. Fiveeyf-ar course in four years. Class Historian -l. Chairman, Senior llainse t'4nnmittet'. MINOT KNIFFIN KELLOGG Classical Mini-1 is chiefly noted as the leader of the thirtyepiece regimental hand, which is one of the best that we have hail in recent years. Besides covering four years work in three, he has won li-Jiiors two of these years. My4n0 is one uf the most poular hoys in the class, and he has Filled a niche in our life that nu one else could have tilled. He is also one of the best all-round men in the class. Hon-ir 1, II. l,ientenant and hand-commander 4. Com- pany ftnutllall 2. Literary society fl, -13 sergezmt-at-arms i In Treastxrci' -L Military council 4. Hi-Y -1. Five-year course in tour years. SAMl'EI. PALMER LABIBACK Scientific t'The world looks brighter from behind a smile. Sam's characteristic grin has never been known to dis- appear, even in time of trial and examination. The teachers ll.tYe hec--me discouraged at trying to over-come his gourd humor, and have left him alone to quietly pick his own way. His record shows that he has completed his tirst if-ur years in three and is doing splendidly with the last year. C'orporal Ilg sergeant -L Company football 33 company hasketlmall -L Literary society IS. Five-year course all four years.

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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.

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Bras aac .D lml HUGH BRYANT MCPHAIL General XVorry never made men great, why should I worry? Hugh is one of the many strong candidates for election as our class humorist. His violent sense of humor has carried him through the troubled waters for four and one-half years. Besides being somewhat of an enter- tainer, Hugh has a great brain that he sometimes puts lu work. He is responsible for the splendid arrangement of the class pictures in this book. Corporal 4: sergeant Company football 3, -15 Company baseball 1, 25 company basketball 3. Picture editor Annual DAVID GILLESPIE OGILYIE Cdl'lIPI'flI Do right and fear no man: don't write and fear no woman. David has been with us all through the cam- paign, and is quite sure that he will answer present when the diplomas are handed out. He came to us from points north but quickly lost his twang and has become one of the best liked members of the class. His hobby is golf, and well might it be, for he has won three tournaments on the local links this season. Corporal 2: sergeant 3: lieutenant -lg captain 5. Company football 1, 23 company baseball 1, IZ. Military council 5. Joke editor Annual 5. JOSEPH BERNARD POMERANCE Technical Joe gives a pretty dumb impression when one first sees him, but it is not a hard matter for those who have classes with him to discover that he really has a brilliant mind, He entered a year late and quietly pulled to the front, catching up with the class before we knew he was in school. In the last few months he has developed a terrible sort of dry humor, with which he often worries the teachers into donating a few trips to time class. Joe is a fine basketball player for his small stature. Corporal -1. Company baseball 1, 2,3 company basket- ball -L. Scrub basketball -L. Five-year course in four JAKE ROSEMAN General ,lake got off to a late start but has long since caught up with the bunch and is not worrying about his diploma. He and French are quite distant from each other, but he expects to manage his oo-la-las well enough to pull through. Like many others of our fast-section boys, lake is little known and just beginning to appreciate his possibilities. W'e all hope Jake will come on to the junior College with us. Honor 1. Corporal Campany basketball 5. Five- year course in four and one-half years. HARRY ALLEN SACK TPCIllllCllI Harry is another of our fast boys. He did so well last year in getting his General Diploma that he saw Fit to try another one. He will get his Technical this year and then will go to Georgia Tech. Harry managed to make a couple of honors before he got interested in the opposite sex. He is one of our best-captains, and aspires to win the prize drill at the end ot the year. 4 Honor 1, 2. Corporal 2, 3g First lieutenant -lg captain 5. Company baseball 1, 2: company track 33 company basketball Richmond Senate 3. Military council 5. General Diploma -1. Five-year course in four years. Senior Dance Committee. years. I