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

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07 QF liebj- -Ivimymn , H534 ra' f:1:1s..1!'-Be . y RUTH LANSDELL Although Ruth only joined us this year. she possesses the invaluable quality of making friends. and is now well-known and much loved. Her ability to make friends is in no small way due to her conscientiousness and steadfastness. X C ' JOSEPH ALVIN LEAPHART Alvin entered J. C. A. from old Richmond. and has been faithful to his class duties as well as his studies. Cheerfulness. friendliness and courteousness may be aptly used to describe him, SARA LOVETT Class Poet. 2 Sara joined our class in the Sophomore year. and has proved a valuable addition. Besides being a very lovable girl. she has exceptional literary talent. Her themes have been commended by Mr. Read, and we feel that Sara will win her laurels if she keeps on in college as she has begun. MARGARET LYoNs Honor. l: Girls' Council. Z. The girl with the lovely hair. blue eyes. and serious expres- sion is Margaret. She is one of Miss Flisch's star history pupils. knowing more about the history of England than an Englishman himself. JEANNETTE MAXWELL Vail c+T'0n Jeanette is a quiet worker. and we admire her immensely. She is to be seen with her reference books about her at the Library almost any time. SHERxvooD MAXWELL Sergeant. l. Z: Assistant Business Manager RAINBOW. 2: Hi4Y. 2. Sherwood is a rather quiet lad. but this does not keep him from. being known, He is liked by everyone. His striking personality and sterling character combine to make him a typical figure of manhood. He is one who lets everything come as it may. and meets all obstacles with a smile and a nrm determination to succeed. Puge Twenty sir

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. .J f ERLINE GILCHRIST 3-all George and Erline are the Romeo and Juliet of Junior College. Erline is also an accomplished pianist, and accom- panies the singing in chapel on all occasions. 052 V MIRIAM GRABLOWSKY Miriam came to us from Tubman. She is rather quiet and easy-going. and she never gets angry. She is training to be a teacher, and we know that she will make a good one. ANNA GRAY Anna is quite an athlete and we hope that she gets every- thing over in life as easily as she gets the tennis ball over the net. Besides, she has shown remarkable ability as a critic. ARVIS HADDEN Arvis came to us this year from one of thc county schools, and she has proved her worth! She is an excellent student. and is really a wonder in Education. MARGUERITE HILDEBRANDT High Honor. 1: Girls' Council. 2. Marguerite is quiet. but when it comes to lessons, she's all there. We admire Marguerite tremendously. V , EUGENIA HUTTO yi One of our smallest girls is Eugenia. but we are nevertheless U , conscious of her. Still. she seems almost too young to be a dignihcd college Sophomore. Records show she is. however. Page Twenty-iive F5 Peofepl' !l7r3f-Sf-A . to fb. ff

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MARY M1LEs Quietly Mary has gone through Junior College without creating much stir. She is soft of voice, gentle of manner. never in a hurry-yet she accomplishes much. CARL MILLER Hi-Y. Z: Track, l. 2. Carl is quiet and timid with the co-eds but not so at track practice. I-le's one of our prize runners. Wonder if his nick- name Jumbo helps any? WILLIAM MOORE Sidney Lanier Literary Society, 2: Corporal. l. Ser- geant. 2. William has been with us both years and we could not do without him. I-le is good natured. amusing. and fun loving besides being a good cadet and student. CORNELIA MORRISON A quiet little person is Cornelia. Yet this quality is an asset rather than a liability, for a good listener never lacks friends. ' RUTH MCAULIFFE High Honor. l: Girls' Council. Z: Class Historian, 2. Ruth possesses that rare combination of beauty and brains. She has carried off high honors at Junior College. and what- ever college she enters next year will have reason to be proud of her. MINNIE MCGEE Because of her quiet manners Minnie mighi pass un- noticed. But we who know her and appreciate her qualities realize how great her virtures are. Faye T1l'l'lll!l-SPVPII if ,QVN sg . Q, Y no , ., . J, .,-,441 is va -' 4 'razgzwf .vt .A ,mag-4. l L4 1 I!! x .' if g disf- pq-1 We w.emef3 ravi , se.. X ,i L es-,3 , Atv Lx e 5-FL. . A-r::L., g ggenrqggmc' i -ll ai. l. fi M ff.: r -,.. 9 y we W i ' l, X .J . 'E wif-if! QQ' ' - Y 1 34, 'Q jf ' 1 ' Ll in , W1 E Me 5 we f bfin' S