Riverside Military Academy - Bayonet Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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TABLE OE CONTENTS I. THE SCHOOL II. MILITARY III. ATHLETICS IV. ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES - V.. HUMGR VII ADVERTISEMENTS I

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The 1930 Bayonet Q75 QW HE aim of The Bayonet is to present an 3? Gal accurate yearly record, both verbal and pic- ,j kg torial, of all of the happenings of Riverside. Accordingly each year a staff, composed largely of Seniors, isgathened- together for-'the purpose of assembling this record. This year the stall' of editors pictured on the pneceding page have had charge of this work and it has been their earnest hope to exceed the work of the eleven Bayonet stfaffs that have preceded them. If this 193-0 Bayonet proves to be as full account of Riverside's activities, then it Will' be unquestionably the best year book ever published at Riverside, for the Academy has outgrown all that was expected of it. If this 1930 edition is, in amy' way' unsatisfactory, it results from the failure of the Staff to ,adapt itself to the steady progressive march of the school. The Staff urges, however, that the readers of this book exercise charity in their verdict, for the task of writing of the great Riverside that has now developed is a large one, and is in many respects one that exceeds the ability of Cadets. The Staff has put forth its every effort to produce a good annual and hopes that it has been in some degree successful in its effort. I 1950 I I J l Cbbf um.: umm W

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The School