Riverside Military Academy - Bayonet Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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The Faculty 5 X N INTEGRAL part of every school organization is the faculty, whose responsibilities of directing, developing, and guiding are 'flmvllg vicariously rewarded through the various achievements and suct- ii cesses of their pupils, the embryo men. Pedantry, in the older 4' 'L' sense of the word, is of past generations of schoolmasters, and the new ideal between master and student is to create a basis of friendship on which both may meet, and to impart instruction through the truer medium of friendship. The faculty of Riverside is representative of a careful selection of men whose goal is not the student, not the athlete, not the soldier, but the well rounded citizen and man. In behalf of the school, THE BAYONET wishes to express sincere appreciation to this faculty, whom it has often berated, but to whom it is sincerely and deeply the debtor. SANDY BEAVER, A.B. President A.B., University of Georgia, 1903: Instructor in Modern Languages, University School Stone Mountain, Ga., 1903-4: Instructor in Languages, Donald Fraser School, Decatur, Ge. 1904-5: Head Master, University School, 1905-8: Principal, University School, 1908-10: Student in France and Germany, 1910: Principal and Owner, University School, 1910-13' President, Riverside, 1913- 1 v l O. R. HORTON, A.B. Superintendent A.B., Furman University: Superintendent of Schools, Hartwell, Ga.: Superintendent of Schools, Shady Dale. Ga.: Superintendent of Schools, Monticello. Ga.: Assistant Prin- cipal, Locust Grove Institute, Locust Grove, Ga.: President. Georgia Military College, Mil- ledgeville, Ga., 1912-173 from Private to Major, A.E.F., 1917- 19: President, Georgia Military College, 1919-20: Superintend- i ent. Riverside, 1920- COL. BEAVER COL. HORTON E350 U 1 l C ! and mznq I ll ' , le 9' 7 .sg 1- ' ,. ,Msg-iff, LI Q

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1950 fi U 1 Cb! LBJ! many I ll 1 K , . ,, u f w 4 .sg 1- 'r -Kg! i ' 'Q Al D V W. D. MOONEY, A.B., A.M. Principal The Webb School: A.B.t A.M., S.W.P. University: Member, Latin and Greek Clubs, Vanderbilt University: Member, Committee of Twelve: Profes- sor of Mathematics, Bellevue College, Mo.: Head of Mooney School for Boys for 21 years: Head Master, Danville CVa.l School for Boys, 1912-15: Principal, Danville tVa.l High School, 1915-18: Member Phi Gamma Mu: Author of Moon- ey's Latin Grammar: Mathe- matics and Latin, Riverside, y 1918- MAJ. MOONEY CAPT. BEAVER JAMES K. MOONEY, A.B. Associate Principal Riverside, 1919: A.B., University of Georgia, 1923: Instructor. Greensboro CN. CJ Schools, 1923: Graduate Student, University of North Carolina Summer School, 1924-27: Emory University Summer School, 1929: Tennis, English and French, Riverside. 1923- JOHN C. MOORE, A.B. Associate Principal A.B., Hampden-Sidney College: Principal, Blackstone tVa.l High School: Principal. Blackstone Military Academy: Graduate Student, Columbia University Summer School. 1928. 19293 English. Riverside, 1928-- ALFRED T. BEAVER, B.S. Quartermaster B.S.. Clemson College, 1908: Civil Engineer, Department of Public Works, Augusta. Ga., 1908-10: Civil Engineer for United States Government in revetment work on Savannah River, 1910-12: Civil Engineer, Georgia Railway and Power Co., 1912-13: Instructor, Mathematics and Science, University School. Stone Mountain, Ga., 1913: Instructor, Mathe- matics and Science, Riverside, 1914-17: Captain U. S. Army. 1917-19: Commandant. River- side. 1919: Quartermaster, Riverside, 1920-P 1 REV. ROLAND Q. LEAVELL, B.A., M.A., Th.M.. 'l'h.D. B.A., M.A., University of Mississippi: Professor of Mathematics, Oxford tMiss.l High School: Student. University of Chicago Summer School. 1912: Th.M., 1917, Th.D., 1925. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary: Y. M. C. A. work overseas with A.E.F., 1917-19: Pastor, First Baptist Church, Oxford, Miss., 1919-23: Pastor, Eirst Baptist Church, Gaines- ville, Ga.: Chaplain and Bible Instructor, Riverside. 1928-