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

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IIIIIIIIIII IIIIllIIIllIIl ' mlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IBF' .Hmm E flass Ufhcers VVILLIAM BOONE JONES President VVillium, 'Wvillie Boo, or just plan Bill Anyway he was president of the first class graduating from Junior College. VVe are all fond of Bill, the girls in particular, and we are proud of his success in more ways than one. VVe feel that he can do anything if he wants to and know he will always succeed as he has done, in dramatics and debating. Emory cer- tainly gets a good man in Bill. VVILMINA ROWLAND Vi1'e-Pre.-rirlrfnt There are some attributes we helieve created for VVilmina. First, she's simply lovelyg and there are very few people whom we sincerely think lovely. She has a hrain and an intellec- tuality that make her lead in College class- workg she possesses a personality, a sweetness of manner, and an extra-ordinary executive ahility-the five qualities that stalnp her as heing truly an ideal girl. HENRY JOSEPH HEFFERNAN Secretary 7'l1wrv is a past whiz-I1 is guru- f0r'e'z'z'r, yet there is a future which is still our own. General has an enviable past and a gol- den future. He'was our president last year at Noah's A. R. C. and to add to his list of honors he has earned the highest cadet rank in the R. O. T. C. this year, besides being our class secretary. His personality and leader- ship have made him the most popular cadet in the entire corps. JAMES LEE ETHEREDGE, JR. Treasurer I,ee is one of our most earnest and active workers. He is always ready to lend a helping hand to a friend in need and wherever he goes he receives the respect due to any gentleman. He is well liked and we have no doubt but that he'll make the grade everywhere as he has here. Good luck, Lee. ARC

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' ,, 1 IIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIlIIIIIIIllm 5 ' mlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII V IBF' Amfim E ELBERT BARNEY ANDERSON Elbert is one ot' the bunch who has been plugging along with us from the very begin- ning. We have known him as a leader in the military department, a dependable friend and an all around good fellow. Our classes would have never been complete without Elbert. His English themes are a well-known source of humor to those of his English section who many times have been cheered by his lightsome epistles. MARY ANDREWS We wouldn't take a million for Mary's being in our class this year. Take attractiveness, brains, and a gentle air of dignity, put them in one tiny brunette and you'll have Mary. LOUISE ARMSTRONG It takes more than just a good personality to make the friends that Louise did in so short a time. But then Louise has a sweet smile that is visible on all occasions, and people like that are just naturally popular wherever they go. JULIETTE AUERBACH Executive ability, common-sense, good looks and sweetness-these attributes of Juliette's make her one of the most greatly admired girls of our class. For your work as President of the Dramatic Club, for the way you've en- tered all school activities, for your good sports- manship in every circumstance,-Juliette, we thank you. l. i 4, .hp . 1- A 2, i . -'94 9 A W ' ' A e it A G-U2-an glgg 'gg' .,,. ww ARC