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

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Ezfzzlzjf Refolzzfzblzf NOTE:-The following were found by our snoopervis nr on a crumbled piece of paper in the faculty room just after the first faculty meeting of the New Year. I, Ernest Mason Allen, do resolve to wear dark glasses while teaching my Junior College French classes in order to prevent any unnecessary diversion on the part of the feminine members present. I, Margaret Bailie. do resolve no-t to allow so much necessary whispering in the library and to resort to quieter tactics in so doing. I, john Marshall Iillis, do resolve never again to quake with fear and timidity because of the girls in my classes. From this time forth I shall look them square in the eyes instead of bashfully gazing at their feet. Yessir, I'll mow 'em down with stares! I, Eric XYest Hardy. do resolve not to invite the Board of Education to inspect the institution on lfVashington's Birthday fand incidentally, give them a good dinner in the lunch roomj with the sole intention of extracting an appropriation from them., 1. ,l0S91Jll R. Moseley, do hereby resolve. hereafter and forevermore, never to leave the subject of mathematics while conducting my classes. From this time forth, I will restrain, cease, and absolutely quit remarking about and discussing the European situation, my farming problems, domestic misad- ventures, and other peculiar subjects. I, Henry Osgood Read. do resolve to remain in my home-room after nine o'clock, and to leave the management of inane conduct in the corridors to other members of the faculty, in order that one of these might acquire my reputation. I, George Ridgway. do resolve not to waste any more time teaching school, but rather to spend that time resting. sleeping, and eating. U I, Chester Arthur Scruggs, do resolve that hereafter I shall cease philosophizing, restrain. my imagination from having such free range, dispense with advancing my impractical theories,and in short, try not to mesmerize my students. Rather I shall spend more time on the Essentials of Chemistry. I, Chester M. Sutton, do- resolve to require more work of my English classes. I am tired of students and faculty members' accusing me of offering crip courses. I, LeConte Talley, do resolve to cease doling Out indefinite and impractical theories to poor. de- fenseless Physics students.

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IV si-l 4, 9 ROYSTON SCOTT SCRUGGS B. ROY SMITH Charles A. Royston, B.S. Norman C. Smith. B.S. in LE. XYillia1n E. Templeton, BA. Mathematics Drawing Commercial George Milton Scott. AB., B.Lit., M.A. ' VVilliam VVendell Sullivan, A.B. C. H. Truan, A.B., A.C.A. English History Commercial Chester Arthur Scruggs, A.B.,M.A. Chester M. Sutton, A.B.,M.A. NV. Parmelee Watkins, Ph.B. Science English History Benjamin Roy Smith, A.B. joseph LeConte Talley, B.S., M.S. John Williams History Science Vocation Guidance xt -ligne

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1 SfllKI,69lZf,,Y L150mff1b11 of fhe Pllfllllgf A's the teacher who gave us this lmnk l3's the lihrarian with the silencing look Cs the leader of our promising hand D teaches the language of a far away land E's too handsome to really he true F tells the camera cluh just what to do G and his glee cluh are really a riot H thinks the hall should be kept very quiet I-for idiots land there are quite a lotil fs a joke by George Milton Scott K's Unkle Bill who knows all the tricks L is the teacher who s known as Big Six M is our dean and every students friend N is the nothing we've learned in the end O's the one with the MUSKETEER P's our politics-worse every year Q's the big question on a C.G.C. test R's the Baron and one of the best S knows his chemistry or so it is said T is the man with the hair that's so red U-for us who make up each class V is the victory when all of us pass W's for Sergeant who makes the boys drill X used to be unknowng I guess it is still Y is for no other person than you Z's for the zero which means that you're through i e :J