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

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ELSIE WARD ALLEN Elsie is best described as a petite brunette. Although she is Small, remember that the most valuable things come in the smallest packages. ANNIE SUTHERLAND ANDERSON Annie is a merry little brunette. All who know her. love her. She never gets mad. and can be depended on when promptness is required! MARGARET BAILIE Honor. l: Sidney Lanier Literary Society. l. 2. When you think of quiet dignity. worth. knowledge, and good nature you may count on Margaret to ill the bill. She's all right, we know! JULIA CARMICHAEL BELL Orchestra, l: Dramatic Club, 2: Sidney Lanier Literary Society. l. Vice-President tnrst terml. President tsecond terml. 2: Joke Editor THE RAINBOW, 2. Julia is quite a violinist, besides being an attractive blond. That's just too much for one girl: but she's all there. XVe all admire Julia. RUSSELL BLANCHARD Sidney Lanier Literary Society, 1, Critic tnrst terml. Vice- President tsecond terml, Z: Hi-Y. 1. Secretary-Treasurer Hirst terml. President lsecond terml, 2: Boys' Council. Z: Editor-in-Chief THIS RAINBOW, 2. Russell is a favorite at school. He is quiet and dignified, but a steady and reliable worker. It is certain that he has done much to make our annual what it is: and if he works later as he has with us we predict for him a happy and pros- perous future. GEORGIA HAYNIE BRAWNER Honor, l: HifY-VU. Secretary-Treasurer. l. 2: Assistant Picture Editor. l, Picture Editor THE RAINBOW. 2. Merry eyes. happy smile and real friendship make Gerogia a winner, for she's a true Georgia Peach of the blond variety. Page I'u-eniy lln-re 9. , 17,J X ?' ,Af .11 tffsjjlr .- 250 i 7f2f.f .T,q,U 5. 1 '9544 04l47y k-up' as fgtflcg X

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.1--Tr, 'Nw .. .1-1 Z I ' -.3-P2 yf.,.er 1 . - r y A m 4, Y . .rv ' Y A Q A . A' V .1--HN'-giver' i. fai.f5c,W'Lhli..fi 'f sri i . . QfXf'Jl L t D. ' . 'n ef.: ' so 1 F ffyix 5 Wi. - -334 .f ' ef. x - f' JOSEPH AUoUsTUs MULLARKE' Class President. 2: Hi-Y. Z: Boys' Council. 2, Your hand is warmly grasped: your eyes are met squarely with a pair of steady blue eyes that seem to understand: you hear cordial. well-spoken words in a low musical voice: you feel the magnetic appeal of an unusual personality and Joe adds another to his long list of friends. He has certainly made us a good president and we are proud of him. SARAH BARRY WHITNEH' Class Secretary. 1, Vice-President, 2: Literary Editor THE RAINBOW. 2: Dramatic Club. Z: Sidney Lanier Literary Society. l. 2. Sarah has engaged in many student activities. Her unfail- ing willingness to help in any cause without being begged is quite unusual. Though not particularly studious, her ability enables her to obtain good grades. CHARLES MULHERIN Class Treasurer. l. Secretary. Z: Assistant Editor-in-Chief THE RAINBOW, l. Business Manager. 2: Dramatic Club, l. 2: Hi-Y. l. 2: ViceAPresident. I. To the world at large this lad is known as Charles M. Mulherin. but such a title fails to expose the wholesome man- liness that the name 'ACharlie implies. Intellectually, ' Charlie far surpasses the average student, but his intellectu- ality is not of the narrow. memory-efiicient type. He has discernment. forethought. keen analytical power. and enviable creative and imaginative capacities. BLANCHE KUHLKE Honor, l: Class VicefPresident. l. Treasurer. 2: Assistant Editorain-Chief THE RAINBOW. Z: President Dramatic Club. 2: President Ciirls' Council, Z: Hi-Y-XV. l, President. 2. Vile can't say enough of Blanchef She's popular, bright. active, capable-well. it's just Blanche. Isn't that good enough? ELIZABETH AKERMAN Sidney Lanier Literary Society, l. Z. ' Elizabeth is planning to be a nurse. and there is no doubt that she will be a very efhcient one. During the past two years Elizabeth has proved herself to be a steady worker: her fine support of the literary society is to be commended. JOSEPH REID AKERMAN Sergeant. l. 2: Sidney Lanier Literary Society. 2: Tech Club, lp Last XX-'ill and Testament. Z. .Joe is a gentleman. a friend. and a true supporter of .l. C. A. He takes his troubles on the smooth side and never seems to let anything worry him. During his stay with us he has won many friends because of his personality and his fun-making. Although full of fun he takes his work seri- ously. but not too seriously. I'uya' 7'u'rn!y wo

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c 1 .. P ir' J' 5-r , 'S , ' T Dfw 'U Q l tx gm ' '12 :ll 8 ' 19? Y 'R 1' ' is 5 . fy? K , 1 .g 2 1.. ,, .-' I x, Q , . I , 1 l. Q i 'I' , , .41 ' i uw , 'WA ,' 1 .s ' ' 'jfw-iff' j' ,. ,, 1. X SARA TAYLOR COPELAND According to Mr. Begue, Sara is the most serious-minded person in our French class? Wonder what Mr. Read thinks? Sara is a bridge player of no mean ability and her wit and vivaeity make her the life of any class. Q -. OW' MELVIS OTELIA CORBITT Literary Society. l, Z. Melvis has an ambition to pursue a medical career Although we realize that it takes dependability and patience to succeed, we believe she is capable. Go to it, Melvisl MARY WARREN ELLISON H1-Y, l, 2, The first thing that one notices about Mary is her beautifull brown eyes. No wonder Mary is able to charm people so easily. Yet, it is not by her beauty alone that she win friends, but by her sparkling personality and fun-loving disposition. BEULAH MAY FENDER Beulah seems always in a hurry, but never too much so, for a cheering smile that helps through a dreadful test. How does she keep her hair so beautifully waved? LOUISE GARRETT Honor, 1: Girls' Council, Secretary, 2. Better known as Billie, she is always a good one to be with when you're blue. because she's so jolly that you forget your troubles. She's an excellent scholar and quite an asset to our class. FRANCES MAE GETZEN Frances has been in the training school this fall: and so weve not seen much of her. but she's a peach. The boys know how well she dances! Page Twenty-four