Riverside Military Academy - Bayonet Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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ACADEMIC

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1 9 3 1 KN ? A-5 PAGE 18 MRS. WATTS Cool-L ............. Housemotlaer, junior School Housemother and Nurse, John E. Brown College, 1927-283 Nurse, junior Military Academy, Bloomington Springs, Tenn., 1928-293 Riverside, 1930- DR. W. R. GARNER, M.D. ................ Physician M.D., Emory University Medical School, 19275 St. ,Ioseph's Infirmary, 1926-275 Grady Memorial Hospital, 1927-293 Riverside, 1929- MRs ANNATHOREURN..................Nurse Graduate Nurse, Buffalo KN. YJ State Hospitalg Post Graduate Nurse, Cl1ildren's Hospital and Accident Hospital, Budalo, N. Y.g Riverside, 1923- GEORGE A. CRISP . . . . Bursar HARRY F. BEAVER , . Qzrartermastefs Aide Miss ETHEL MAE ROGERS . . Secretary to President Miss HENRIETTA FUGATE, A.B. . . Secretary to Academic Department Miss LUCILE EVANS . . . Assistant to Bursar Miss LOUISE BRANAN . . Seeretray to Superintendent MRS. W. HSI-IANNUM . . . Dietitian MRS. JOHN D. LOWE . Dietitian

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1 9 3 1 KN T: M :maxi 20 oFF1cERs OF THE SENIOR CLASS CHARLOTTE . . . . . President COKER . . . . Vice-President SIMPSON, H. S. . . . Secretary LADD, T. S ...... Treasurer dl! THE C-RADUATI NC CLASS sz THE CLASS OF 1931 is the largest graduating class in the history of Riverside, having on its roster 122 cadets to graduate in june and eight to complete their work in Summer School. There are eight men who will receive the Classical Diploma, forty-three who will receive the Scientific Diploma, four to receive the Commercial Diploma, thirty for the English Diploma, and thirty-seven Post Graduates in the June class. The BAYONET gives in this section which follows an individual summary of the achievements of each member of the class, except in the case of the following men who failed to have pictures made for represen- tation: Spaulding Watts, Scientific, Jake A. Gardner, Commercial, William Converse McKey and James Ross Paul, Jr., Post Graduate. The BAYONET regrets greatly the unavoidable omission of these men from its lists but it was impossible to require picture taking, therefore they are not in. R. H. Gray, of the Summer School graduates, also failed to reach the James Studio. The large number of post graduate students is at once striking and gratifying-these men are graduates of Riverside and of other schools, who