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

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JOHN FRYER SEWELL ,lohn is of a kind nature. with a big heart. He finds approval and admiration wherever he is known, and he always will. Hi Y. 2. JOHN EARL SHOEMAKER .lack has kept up the fine scholastic record he set in the Acadamey. Intelligence and reserve combined make him exceptionally interesting. President Louis Pasteur Science Club '31. AGNES WRIGHT STORY Agnes possesses the well known English type of good looks. She is a good sport and friendly. and truly a necessity to us. Hi Y. W. 1, Student Council 1, 2. Secretary and Treasurer Class '31, Girls Council 1. NAN SHIELDS TROWBRIDCE Nan's shy manner and ardent spirit are hard to reconcile. She is constantly surprising us. MARTHA SARAH WALKER Martha is admired for her astounding scholastic achievements, but she is loved for her grace of manner and speech and her kindliness. Highest Honor 1. Science Club 1. 2, J. C. A. Literary Society 1, 2. tor-in-Chief Annual '31. Valedictorian '31. ,, ,:,. Twelve

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EMILY CERTRITDE LANSDELI. Here is an aspiring writer who is sure to succeed. She has much determination. Besides. she pouts atlorably. Science Club 2. .l. C. A. Literary Society 2. MARY ALICE LEGWEN Imagine a girl. who has long black eyelashes and a dainty figure one who is a graceful dancer and wears clothes skillfully. being con scientiousl Such is M'r-'alice-. Hi Y. W. 2. LOIQIA XERNON NIADDOX Vernon is quiet and diligent. He has done fine work on the drill field, and in class. and has won our respect. He reserves his speech for announcements. debates. and the like. Then he uses it to ad- vantage. Cadet Major 1. 2. Yice-President Ciceronian Literary Society 1. President J. C. A. Literary Society 2. Science Club 2. GEORGIA ELLA NIcDANIEL In this nerve-wracking age. Georgia is a nerve preserver. She is calm, quiet, conscientious. even soothing. NIARCUERITE McKINNEY All things come easily to Marguerite. Perhaps that explains why she is always smiling. She drives away the blues quite effectively. 5 M MARTHA VIRGINIA SACK We believe there are few who are as sincere, as thoughtful, as true to the best in themselves as Virginia. Her unruffled calm and sweet 1. sympathy have endeared her to us forever. fx Hi Y. W. 2. Dramatic Club 1, 2. Glee Club 1, 2. J. C. A. Liter- ary Society 2. Associate Editor Musketeer 2. Business Manager An- -'3 nual '31. It kglfl 4, in rt f tt ft. ' , , .- ,-,, it:-1331:-ff A-3-s X sy e 1 ,. I - W 3-Qi'r'Qt1f'f.rP'g:'-' Ji- inf, I -. , -. I J -sguzisyf-css-anzzzif 21'-:.Lf.ze: ?.r.:,igly-ifbw A YC.:-, if L - 41 'A 2 Eleven

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Sophomore Class ,Junior College of Augusta o o GRADUATED FEBRUARY. 1931 Clark, Frank Emmons Johnson. Grace Blanche Edwards, Julia Louise Miller, Leslie Viola Yates. Frieda Mcl.endon CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION. JUNE. N31 Abeloff. lrvin Coodes Akerman. Laura Ballentine. Ida Lee Bell, Margaret Iola Blanchard, James Walter Branch, Mary Alston Burnette. Pearl Luclle Dowling, Duncan Buist. Jr. Dunbar. Betty Hammond Elgin, Elizabeth Emigh, Ellen lrwin Cordon. Eulalie Henderson, James Reed Hull, Katherine Miller Kelly, Wilhelmina Mary King, Evelyn Mary King, Joseph Clarence Lamback, Ollie Elizabeth Lamkin, Nora B. Thirteen x-- Landrum. Alice Lansdell, Emily Gertrude Legwen, Mary Alice Layton. Lovick Lamar Maddox. Loula Vernon McDaniel. Georgia Ella McKellar. Joel Jones Mcliinney. Marguarite Nelson. James Frederirk O'Connor, James Benson Plunkett. Josephine Raymond. Margaret Eugenia Beab, Anne Rigail Sack. Martha Virginia Sewell, John Fryer Shoemaker. John Earl Story, Agnes VVright Walker. Martha Sarah Trowbridge. Nan Shields