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

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FRANCIS CLARK Francis, the efliciency expert: always ready to sell us anything from -I.C.A. caps to Physics books, better known as Slow Death. He is a scholar and a gentle- man, and his initiative ability, and willingness to work insure his future success. Noted: Military Editor Rainbow, 2: Captain, I.1r.A IDAVIDSON XVho breaks more hearts than Samson! Delilah? Our Lila. Her good looks have caused admiration, her good nature, love, and her good work, respect. XVe're satisfied with our blue-eyed Lila. Noted: Hi-Y-NV, I, .zz President, .23 Girl's Council, I: Class Treasurer, 22 Literary Editor R.xrNnow. HAZEL DURN Now comes the Dorn and with it Mr. Skinner's keen appreciation of her trigability. Mr. Read also realizes the fact that she is a wonder. HARRY Ecxnon' Nothing can ruffie Harry's equilibrium, not even the combined etiorts of Mr. Scruggs and Mr. Begue. It is a pleasure to be around Harry, for then you know you are in good company. IELIZAIIETII RANT K'Ella Fant belies her name. She is small and slim, and even Mr. Read acknowledges her intellectual ability. XVe expect some day to see her name signed to a great literary work. LXNN l2l.IZ.-XIBETH l7ERoUsoN Red herself. She is a beacon light in the mental fog of our classrooms. Anyone with the capacity for cutting up pickled frogs in zo-and yet maintaining hex feminine charm is worthy of our sincere admiration.

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STEWART AUERBACH Stewart is one of the boys who come under the category of tall, dark and handsome. He may look quiet, but when you know him, Oh boy! Noted: Boy's Council, 1, 2: Honor, I. LAVADA Amos Rare are the pleasures that equal having known a girl like Lavada. She is possessed with a remarkable intellect and a disposition so sunny and friendly that one is always to see the bright side of things after being in her company. Her capacity for knowledge is so great that her classmates often marvel at her brilliance. Noted: Honor, I. IRENE BARCHAN lrene is noted for her cheerful smile. She has a sparkling wit and we are sure that she will make a very attractive teacher-if those brown eyes of hers will only behave! Noted: Sidney Lanier Literary Society, 1, 2: Honor, I. EDITH BARGERON Flashing brown eyes, wavy brown hair, and a vivid personality contrive to make Edith a popular member of the Sophomore class. She is a good sport and a very bright scholar. Noted: Honor, I: Hi-Y-VV, I, 2. SARA BELL Sally of My Dreams suits this Sally to a HT . Her smile comes stealing when we're feeling blue. Sally is inclined to be quiet in class but enters into any fun go- ing on when class is over. MARY EMMA BLANCHARD Here is one of the sweetest girls at I. C. A. To know her is to love her. W'e speak not only from our own experience but from that of several of the stronger sex. Noted: Hi-Y-XV, I, 3: Girls' Council, 2: Literary Society, I.

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Blix l:L'l.GIIL'Al Quiet, reserved and capable. His executive alvility has found him a place as an ossifer in almost every school organization. W'e present Mr. Fulghuni, our class president. Noted: Hi-Y, 1, 2: Class President, 2: Ciceronian l.itci':try Society, 2: liditor-in-Chief .ll1zslrcfvr'r, 21 llonor, I: Lieutenant-Coltfuel. 2. l.14:o tl1-1Q.xsoN, Elk. l.eo, the Literary Society Genius. llc is courteous, unassumuig, and-Axvell just gaze into his eyes and you can see munerons possibilities-lotulqs interesting, doesn't it? Noted: Sidney Lanier Literary Society, I, 2: Critic, s lloius fiinzixeu llori-'s dramatic talent came to the front in her por- trayal uf Miss Curtis in the inimicaltle Charm school. lloris knows all there is to knovv about Henry Vlll and we woultln't he surprised if she lcnexv something alnont another Henry, too, Noted: Drznnatic Cluls, I, 2. Ciicn. GUNS Cecil tires ns with enthusiasm: dainty, Calm, and sweet, she is Il lneloved member of our class and a favorite of the Faculty. Noted: Honor, 1: Sidney Lanier Literary Society, I. NA AN Sliort3 ' has walked straight into the hearts of every- one at bl. C..'X,, not to mention a goodly nnnilmer from ,X, R. C. Her dimpled smile and contagious good humor are mere saninles of the traits that make up the tiniest hut the most popular lass in school. Noted: Hi-Y-XY, 1, 2: Dramatic Clulm, 1, 2: Literary Society, ig Girls Council, 2. l'.-wus HENDEI-I The letter man and wit of our class. Park's spark- ling humor even has its effect on Miss Flisch and we owe the success of the joke Section to Sparky Noted: President Student Council, 2:1 Hi-Y, I, 2: llrainatic Cluln, 1, 2: Sports Editor R.viNBow: First l.it-uteuaut, 2: Football, .21 Basket-hall, 1, 2: Tennis, 1, 2. o e w