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

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:::::' 6 Rah? bo tw ::::::: JAMES SHIELDS TROWBRIDGE Jimmie is one of those fortunate persons who has abiltiy to be a good athlete and an honor student as well. 'Wie are proud of you. Jimmie. Honor 13 Football lg Track 1-25 Tennis 1-2g Winner' Tennis Cham- pionship 2g Semi-Finals Doubles Tennis 2. MARY HEGGIE USRY When you meet a demure, yet coy and winning school teacher, you may rest assured that it will be our own Mary. Honor 1. LOUISE STILES VERDEL If there's anything in a name, Louise from gay Parc-e -will certainly make a hit. Don't overlook her maniere charmanteu. Chemistry Club lg Literary Society 2. THOMAS HEARNE VERDEL If Tom works as hard at Duke as he drilled the band at .l. C. A., hc will walk away with all the honors. ' First Lieutenant 1-2g Company Football 1-23 Glee Club 1-2g Spanish Club 1. JAMES MILLER WATKINS, JR. James' pleasing personality and 'his argumentative ability make his success as a lawyer assured. EVELYN RUTH WEBB Her red hair and even temper disprove the old adage. Her sweet dis- position will make her'a patient and well-beloved teacher. Clee Club 13 Dramatic Cluh 1. 1933 3 QPF

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75? Thg Rgfnbgw '::::: ' MARY VIRGINIA RAINWATER Perseverance is an enviable virtue and one which Virginia has devel- oped to a marked extent. Honor lg Clee Club I ' MEYER MENDELSON SCHNEIDER If our doctor is as successful in getting patients as he has been in making friends at J. C, A.. there'll be no need for him to worry. Glee Club 1-2: Dramatic Club Ig Science Club 1-23 Literary Society 1-23 Battey Medal Contestant 2g Rho-Chi 1-2g Assistant Editor-in- Chief of Rainbow 2g Assistant Business Manager Musketeer 23 Debat- ing team 1-2. LEWIS STERLING SIMS.-JR. Lewis came to us from Mercer. We feel sure that he will be'a credit to us at Medical College. , Football 2' Chemistry Club 2: Sports Editor of Rainbow 2. ROBERT JACKSON BATES SMITH If Bates makes as much noise in the industrial world as he does with his motorcycle. he will be a rousing success. Rifle team 1-23 Captain Rifle team 13 lst Sergeant 1: Captain 2: Hi-Y 2g Vice-President Hi-Y 2. MARY ELIZABETH SYKES Isn't it amazing that one so small of stature should have so much personality? ' - Hi-Y W 2. CLINTON MONROE TEMPLETON He reads much: he is a great observer, and he looks quite through the deeds of men. High Honor 1. I -1 0 .. .... III 1 9 3 3 CIIZZIIIIII5IIIIIllIZI1mL'!'.IIII2T.1IlIZ1llIlH12IZ!IHl1I2II1I.'.L'L. 2l?..'I Q Sixteen

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Q17 1' 5 ::::::::::::::::! The Rainbow I::::::::::::: .IOHN BARRY WHITNEY, Jr. This outstanding member of our class is popular, diligent and talented. 'Nuff said, it's Jack. Honor Ig Football 2g Hi-Y 2g Staff and Field Captain Ig Captain 23 Student Council 2g C-lee Club 1-23 Science Club I-23 Battey Medal Contestant 1-2g Military Editor of Rainbow 2g 'Charter Member of the Gold R Societyg Editor-in-Chief of Musketeer 2. Debating Team 2g Officers' Club 1-2. MARTHA BARRON WILLIAMSON Some of the most fdependable people are those of few words. What would we have done without Martha's history notes? Now, I ask you. Literary Society 1-2. ROSE ELIZABETH WILSON A champion tennis player, and although she can't play football. she knows a lot about the game. Student Council 1-23 Hi-Y-W 1-2. r ....,, ::: :: ...... Q Eigltlvcn