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

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I hiss, lie l 4 4 G -., President Caver, of the Senior class, takes an order for an Academy ring. It is tradition with us that the presi- dent of the Senior class should have complete Charge of the ring Contracts. 'Tim Mulligan is closing the transaction. i 'wi v 'Z V- . A 'Q f ' i I I 1 K' w, Le. Nxssw. ..- fkaw

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lack Hains looks interestingly at Margaret Sheftall, while 4Xlfred liattey, lietty Andrews, and Tommy Houck seein to he very amused about something. Elle Carswell, the vice-president of the sophisti- cated class was ahsent. it seemsg inayhe she was just on the opposite side of the car. Alfred Battey President .C.A. The .T.C.A. Sophoinores had no trouble in the selection of their officers for this year's group of students. Alfred Battey, presi- dent, has steadily risen in popularity among the students. Elle Carswell is our own little ray of sunshine, cheering us up with a congenial word a day. Margaret Sheftall is typical of our vim, vigor, and yitalityg and she is very 1l'lL1Ci1 responsible for the success of our annual. Tommy Houck is a most efficient treasurer. Betty Andrews and Jack Hains are our popular student council representatives. Inciden- tally, Betty was voted the most popular El. C. A. girl and Jack, the hest all-round I. C. A. boy. 1 1 1 4 i l l Z W' Student Council Student Council Yice-President Secretary Treasurer ,lack Hains llc-tty .Xndrews lille Carswell Margaret Sheftall Thomas Houck I -ak 0