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

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RUBERT LEONARD XVe do not know much of Robert except that he is witty, a nice conyersatioualist, and his eyelashes curl. He is quite a scientist. VVe think that he is a fine addi- tion to our class. Noted: joke lfditor, Ralxiaow, 2. JOSEPIIINE IUAGVIRE Irish, the Titian blond and, needless to mention, the first honor student of our class. Her sparkling per- sonality makes her sought after hy every one, especially the sturdy oaks of LC. A. Noted: Girl's Council, 1, 2: High Honor, IQ .llizxkvtcw Staff, 2. ELIZABETH lX1Olil.EY The never-to-heforgotten Alix -Tiny, French, and darling, who captivated all by her Parisian accents and gestures in the play so suited to her personality. The Charm School. All Lihhy has to do is to cast one glance with her huge brown eyes and she has made a friend for life. Noted: llraniatic Cluh, I. l-i,EwE1.i.YN Momzms A treasure in the Botany laboratory. Jo is calm and dignified, She is also an aspiring young orator and we are glad to have the henefits of her many talents in our class. Noted: Literary Society, I, 2. ADRIENNI5 Moaais .-X good scout and a friend worth having. Adrienne is an artist of no mean ahility and we are proud to have her illustrations in our annuals. Note: fiirl's Council, I, 2. CA'1'HEk1NE More The chemistry wizard-she wields a wicked test tube. Catherine is also one of the pillars of the Literary Society and a charter member. Noted: Literary Society, i, 2, Secretary, 2.

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PARAIIE HENDERH ix NVhen one knows Parmie, one need not buy the College Humor. Her clever wit and droll sarcasm keep every- one highly amused. VVe'll wager that her pupils at john Milledge never play hooky. Noted: Hi-Y-XV, I, 2: High Honor, I. SL's1i5 Him. XVhen sweet Susie comes stepping hy everyone else stops, looks, and remains to listen, And why not? for Susie always says something that's worthy of hearing. Noted: High Honor, I. RUTH Hovvwito Another one of those red-headed vamps. XYe can't say enough of Ruth: she's on the .lliiskvlvvr Staff and, very aptly, tills her position. Here's hoping she will always be as well-liked as she is at J. C. A. Noted: .llziskvlcvr Staff, 2: Literary Society, 1, 21 Rifle Team, 1. ,XNN -loxigs NVhat would we do without Ann? Her various talents have contributed to the student organizations and activi- ties, and much of the Class pep and spirit can he justly attributed to her. Ann is blond, pretty and versatile. Hel' attractive personality and charming manners help to make her a treasure to the Sophomore Class. Noted: Editor-in-Chief Rwrxnow, 21 Honor 1: Literary Society, I, .33 President, J: Hi-Y-XV, 1, 2: llratnatie Cluli, 13 Girls Council, 3: Secretary, 2: .lI1l.Ykt'lt't'I' Slfliii, 2. RUTH KNIGHT A Greta Garbo type, the tall, willowy hlonde with eyes that you love to gaze into and a skin you love to touch. But even though she looks luxuriously lazy, she is very athletic. I.u.L1A N LA xsDE1.L Petite and dainty, with a charm so undeniable that even the faculty suceumlis to it. XVhen we think that tiny miss has passed Physics, we realize that she uses her hrains to enhance her heauty.

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XMALLACE Nokrn The mystery of XVallace is a pleasant problem to probe. Her versatility in changing from the sublime to the ridiculous affords us much entertainment. Her calm dignity when presiding over a meeting conflicts with her childish glee in performing the doll dance up and down the corridors. Noted: Vice-President Class, 2: Girl's Council, 1, 2: President, 2: Hi-Y-NV, 1: Dramatic Club, I, 21 .llu.rkr'tm'r Staff, 2: EUGENE PEACOCK Eugene is not as vain as his name. though he has just cause to be, after attaining the dignity of a sophomore at such a tender age. VVe hope we will always succeed in having as many true friends as he has had at J. C. A, Noted: Sergeant, 2. NIARY AIARGARET PRITCHARD Make is like a good-natured chubby cherub. Her tinkling laugh is very contagious, but aside from that her mental capacity is astounding. Everyone is proud to be classed among her friends. Noted: Honor, I. lXlABEL ROBINSON The class artist. VVhether it is in painting artistic slickers or landscapes, we award the medal to Mabel. She is also a remarkable linguist, as illustrated by her responses in French 62. Noted: Art Editor, Rixixnow, 2: High Honor, I. ANNE Ro'rHRocK Demure and sweet, she reminds one of the song, An Old-fashioned Locket. If conscientious work is the foundation of success, then Anne will reach the top rung of the ladder, and we know that she will make an ideal teacher. B I RDI E Sirxwl Lowskx' Birdie, the last of the Sawilowsky dynasty, and worthy to uphold the already famous name. Birdie takes In French like a duck to water, as is readily discerned by her numerous A's in that subject, Her unfailing good humor and her industrious attitude toward lessons and student activities make her a person sought after by both sexes. Noted: Sidney Lanier Literary Society, IQ Honor, 1,