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Collection:: Augusta State University, Reese Library collections in the Internet Archive
Title:: The Rainbow 1949
Creator:: Academy of Richmond County (Richmond County, Ga.)
Publisher:: The Rainbow 1949, 1949, 1949
Date of Original:: 1949
Subject:: Education--Georgia--History--20th century
Academy of Richmond County (Richmond County, Ga.)--Students--Yearbooks
Location:: United States, Georgia, Richmond County, Augusta, 33.47097, -81.97484
Medium:: school yearbooks
Type:: Text
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Description:: p. 216 with illustrations
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Metadata URL:: https://archive.org/details/rainbow19491949acad
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Holding Institution:: Augusta University, Reese Library
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THE 1949

RAINBOW

PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS

THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OF AUGUSTA

THE ACADEMY OF RICHMOND COUNTY

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

DEDICATION

A sincere affection and admiration for the man. coupled with a
genuine respect fur the teacher, inspire our dedication of THE
RAINBOW OF 1949

JOHN THOMAS HAINS

Through the years of our association with this teacher and friend,
we have looked t<> him for encouragement and understanding. He

lias never failed us. We salute THE COLONEL!

JOHN THOMAS HAINS

FOREWORD

The editorial staff has tried t>> capture the spirit of events of this
school year in order to provide you with a volume to which you
may turn later with pleasure. We have attempted t" carry oul
several ideas relating to photographs and sketches which, we feel,
are very pleasing.

The work that has gone into this edition of the RAINBOW will
be more than compensated for if you are reminded of enjoyable
moments from vour life as a student.

CONTENTS

THE ADMINISTRATION

THE FACULTY

THE COLLEGE

THE ACADEMY

ROTC

ATHLETICS

FEATURES

ACTIVITIES

ARTS

ADVERTISEMENTS

THE TRUSTEES OF THE ACADEMY OF RICHMOND

LANDON THOMAS
JOSEPH B. CUMMINGS
ROBERT WALTON

BERRY FLEMING
WARREN BOTHWELL
E. C. B. DANFORTH, Jr.

FERDINAND PHIXIZY

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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF RICHMOND COUNTY

T. M. NICKLES, Presidenl

W. F. BURTON

MRS. FRED L. P< (WELL

ROBT. J. WATSl 'X

in >RRAH NOWELL, Jr.

MRS. GEI )RI ;iANA LI >VETT

BERT REED

0. S. SATCHER

F. J. PRITCHARD

(i. ALBERT HUNTINGTON

GEO. A. HUNTINGTON

1. GLOVER CUSHMAN

RUPERT \\ . LANGFORD
Secretary of Board
Superintendent of Schools

\. BRIAN MERRY
( ). o. McGAHEE
HOGAN DUNAWAY
CLAUDE E. SCONYERS
ROBT. M. COLLINGS
E. J. RICHARDS
A. J. CARPENTER
A. H. I1VRD
BARXEY WHITAKER

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OFFICE PERSONNEL

Miss Effie Neibling Registrar

Miss Sydney Sanders Secretary

Mrs. Billie F. Corbirt Secretary

Clarence E. Flanagan Bookkeeper

Mrs. Louis E. Harris Dietician

MRS. HARRIS

THE
PRESIDENT

THE DEAN

ANTON PAUL MARKERT
B.S. in C.E.; MA.

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MARGARET BAILIE, B.S.. B.L.S.
Librarian

LAWRENCE A. FOX. BA.
Mechanical and Engineering Drawing

THOMAS BAMFORD, B. Mus.
Music

G. LANGSTON BOLTON. B.S.
Mathematics, Track Coach

NORMAN L GALLOWAY. B.S.. MA.
Economics

O'NEAL W. CHAMBERS. B.S.
General Science, Biology

EUGENE M. CLARK, B.S.
General Science. Mathmatics

LUTHER ALFRED GRIFFIN. B.S.. M.S.
Biology. Botany

THOMAS HUDSON CLARY. A.B.
Citizenship, History

CHARLES GUY CORDLE. A.B.. MA.
History

JOHN THOMAS HA1NS. B.S.
Mathematics

ELROY DUPUIS. A.B.. M.A.
English

CHARLES M. ETHEREDGE, A.B.
Mathematics

MRS. M. WILLARD HALL, B.S.
Commercial

JOHN EVANS EUBANKS, A.B., A.M.
Political Science, Latin

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EUGENE M. HORNE, B.S.A.
Agriculture

CHARLES J. MORRISON, B.S.
Mathematics

GEORGE T. HOWARD, B.S., LL.B.
Spanish

THOMAS J. HUFFMAN, A.B., MA.
History

JOSEPH RUFUS MOSELEY, B.S., M.S.
Mathematics

GUY L. HURLBUTT,
Biology

FRANK C. INMAN, B.S.. M. Ed.
Chemistry

WILFRED T. NEILL, B.S.
Botany, Zoology

WILLIAM R. KENNEDY,
Commercial

GARNET T. LANGFORD, B.S.
Mathematics

JOSEPH JEFFERSON NIXON, A.B., A.M.
English, History

J. CURTIS LUCKEY, B.S.
Mathematics

WILLIAM L. MADEN, A.B., M.A.
French

AUBURN G. OWENS, A.B.
English

CHARLES HAROLD MTCHELL, A.B., M.A.
English

HARRY F. PARRISH. A.B.
English

MARQUIS L. PINKSTON, B.A., MA.
Mathematics

HENRY OSGOOD READ, PH. B., MA.
English

JOSEPH LECONTE TALLEY, B.S., M.S.
Physics

LOUIS REESE B.S.
Vocational Training

JOHN S. REISER, B.S., in Ch.E.
Chemistry

A. L. WILLIAMS, BA.
English

L. R. RICHARDSON, B.A., M.A.
History, Citizenship

ROY E. ROLLINS, A.B., M.A.
Economics

G. B. WILLIAMS, A.B., M.A.
Mathematics

GEORGE M. SCOTT, A.B., B. Litt.. M.A.
English

B. ROY SMITH, A.B.
History

CHESTER M. SUTTON. A.B., M.A.
English

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CLASS OFFICERS

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PRESIDENT

Billy Lange

VICE - PRESIDENT

Mary Anna Ogden

SECRETARY

Brian Merry

TREASURER

Ann Reese

ROBERT A. ANDERSON
DeMolay 1, Senior Counselor;
Triangle 1 ; Vice-President 2.

JAMES R. APPLING

MARCELINE AVERY

BOBBY H. ANSLEY
Literary Society 1, 2, Presi-
dent 1, 2; Rho Chi 2; Treas-
urer; High honor 1, 2; Presi-
dent 2- Phi Theta Kappa 2;
Musketeer 2; Tennis Team 2;
Manager 2.

NORMAN EMORY

ARRINGTON
Literary Society 2.

ROBERT M. BOULINEAU. Jr.
Spanish Club, Vice-President
1.

MARIAN JOAN BRETT

GEORGE F. BRANT

JOHN E. CUMBEE

JOAN RUTH BYRD
Zeta Rho Sigma 1, 2 ; Liter-
ary Society 1, 2.

L. E. DORSEY
Basketball 1, 2; DeMolay 1, 2;
Triangle.

SIDNEY L. FOSTER

DABNEY C. GRAYBLLL
Captain 1; Sabre Club lj
Treasurer; Triangle 1- Honor
1.

WILLIAM H. FLEMING
Sabre Club, Vice-Presiden 1.
2; Chairman First and Second
Military Balls; Lt. Colonel 1 ;
Colonel 2; Student Council 1.
2; President 1: High Honor 1.
2; Phi Theta Kappa 2- Vale-
dictorian 2.

JAMES W. GARNER

ELIZABETH HOFFMAN
Rainbow, Business Manager;
Literary- Society 1: Basketball
1 ; Beauty Section 1, 2.

LOIS HUFF
Spanish Club 1; Rainbow 2.

HOWARD JOLLES
High Honor 1: Spanish Club
1; Literary Society 1, 2; Chap-
lain 2- Phi Theta Kappa 2.

HELEN HOFFMAN
Rainbow 1: Basketball 1: Lit-
erary Society 1.

ROBERT L. HUMPHRIES
Honor 1; Rifle Team 1; Busi-
ness Manager; Camera Club
2.

WILLIAM GORDY LANGE
Triangle 1; Psi Phalanx 1,
President 2; Class President 2;
Student Council 2- Most Pop-
alar 2.

CONRAD W. McGAHEE
Sabre Club 1, 2; Captain 1;
Lt. Colonel 2 ; DeMolay, Jun-
ioor Deaco 1; Senior Coun-
cilor 2; Literary Society 1, 2;
Rainbow. Managing Editor 2:
Treasurer, First and Second
Military Balls- Psi Phalanx 2.

A. BRIAN MERRY
Literary Society 2; Musketeer
Staff 2; Rainbow Staff, As-
sociate Editor 2 ; Most Versa-
tile 2; Phi Theta Kappa, 2.

HILDA LONG
Honor 1; Basketball 1, 2.

MARIAN LANSDELL
METERE
Zeta Rho Sigma 1, President
2: Rainbow Staff 1, 2; Liter-
ary Society 1, 2; Musketeer
Staff 2.

JOE NIXON
Triangle 1; President 2- Rho
Chi 2; DeMolay 1.

PATRICIA ORVA
O'CONNOR
Literary Society 1; Secretary
2 ; Zeta Rho Sigma 1; Vice-
President 2; Rainbow 1; As-
sociate Editor 1, Editor-in-
Chief 2; Student Council 2-
Secretary 2; Best Ail-Round
2.

DOROTHY PAULK
Spanish Club 1; Band Major-
ette 2.

MARY ANNA OGDEN
Literary Society 1, 2; Zeta
Rho Sigma 1; Secretary 2;
Class Vice-President 2; Phal-
anx Sweetheart 2; Rainbow,
Activities Editor 2; Most Pop-
ular 2.

ROBERT A. PARRISH
Phalanx 2; DeMolay 1. 2.

ERIC C. PRESLEY

ROSA V. PROTHRO

JACK REDDICK
Phalanx 2; DeMolay 2.

BARBARA THERESA PRICE
Student Council 1; Rainbow
2.

ERNEST EVERS PUND, Jr.
Student Council 1, 2; Sabre
Club, Secretary 1, President
2; Co-Chairman, First Annual
Military Ball; Lt Colonel 1,
2; Honor 1, 2.

MARY ANN REESE
Literary Society 1, 2- Rain-
bow Staff. Associate Edieor
2; Musketeer Staff 2: Student
Council 1, 2; Class Treasurer
2; Most Popular; Sponsor 2;
Beauty Section 2.

BOBBIE ANN ROBERTSON
Transfer 2; Band Majorette

JOSEPH E. SCOGGINS, Jr.
Transfer 2- Basketball 2; Ten-
nis Team 2. Captain.

ROBERT L. RICHARDS

DOROTHY MAY ROZIER
Basketball 1, 2.

PHIL SHAPIRO
Literary Society 1, Vice-Pres-
ident 2; Spanish Club 2; Bas-
ketball 1, 2.

MARITA SMITH

EDNA E. SMOAK
Zeta Rho Sigma 2; Rainbow
Staff 1, Associate Editor 2;
Literary Society 2; Band 1,
2.

RAY M. SIMS
Phalanx 1, 2; Treasure 2.

MARY V. SMITH

M. M. STEPHENS

JEAN THOMPSON

CELESTE A. WALKER

MARY VIRGINIA SUTTON

B. F. TIMMERMAN

CLASS PROPHECY

TIME: 1960

PLACE: HEN GATHERING AT THE HOME OF A FORMER MEMBER OF THE CLASS
OF 1949.

"Come in. How is the new manager of Bowen Brothers"? I always thought that yon would
some day graduate from toys if you worked there long enough. Where is Frank? Oh, you left him
at home. Pat will he here at any minute now. You know she has to pack Jack's lunch every day I [e
is a radio mechanic now, and he works nine hours each day. I guess that you heard about Lib and
Helen's double wedding. They have put Jimmy and Charles off all these years in order to become pro-
fessional women basketball players. Have you read Conrad McGahee's new hook on "How to Get
Along With Women"? lie starts off with the unpredictable nature of women and ends up with
"How Not to Get Along With Redheads". . .Excuse me. There's the doorbell. It's only Sonny with
the cleaning. Vou know he and Jackie finally i^. >t married, and he is now running I.uckcy's cleaners.
(Thud) The paper, already? Well, let's sec what's news. Bobby Ansley is the new Independent
Candidate fur Mayor of Augusta. 1 wish him all the luck in the world. He has had a hard time of it.
He got disgusted with the Crackers for not providing fire extinguishers for the labs over at J.C.A., so
lie deserted the party. And here's Bobby Parrish's picture. Well, what do you know? lie has been
chosen "Sweetheart" of the Women's Temperance Union. I KiiiLT ) Sounds like Mary Anna. She
was always so quiet and timid. Wouldn't just walk in like the rot of US. I wasn't expecting to sei
her here so SOOn. She and Arthur have a farm out in the country, and the only way she can get in-
to town is to ride their tractor, because Arthur think- that autos are an unnecessary luxury. Have you
heard the scandal? It seems that I )r. William Fleming had t" Stop practicing. Ernest was in prac-
tice with him and tried to keep him in hand, hut his efforts were all in vain. Hill asked all his women
patients for dates and flirted outrageous!) with them. I wasn't surprised, however, because you re-
member what a "Locker Lover" he was over at school. And. of course, you knew that Robert And-
erson is half owner in the Georgia - Florida Railroad now. He says that lie and Ann are rearing their
children to be railroad engineers. (Ring) Well, there's Edna. I hope- that -he didn't bring little
Shealy with her. He makes more noise than all eight of my hoys. Marita won't he- aide' to get here
since she i- in Panama at the time. She pilots Herbert all over the world. I wish that I could fly,
hut llarrs -ays that I am reckless enough in my car much less in a plane. There is Lois out front.
Wonder if Willlard brought Iter. Hear that -he had to take vcr\ good care of him. Vou know he
has always been frail and could never take any exerei-e. I was hoping that we could all go to the lec-
ture down at the auditorium, tonight. Luther Fulmer, who finally graudated from J t A, i- going to
give a talk on "How to Behave in Class". After his speech, Inman Phillips and Dabney Graybill are
going to lecture on "Chemical Laboratory Technique." Dabney is to demonstrate several experi-
ments. I certainly hope the auditorium is fireproof. I think that Brian Merry is going to he an
usher. IN or boy, he trie'- so hard to get ahead. I've tried to get him to help Joe Scoggins string
tennis rackets, hut Brian says the job requires too much thought. It doesn't look as if any one else
i- coming, SO let'- suggest to Edna to take us t" ride in her new fifteen seated "A" Model. She-
made a lot of money when she traded in "Smoaky". I think that she sold if to some place that bought
odd-shaped objects. Well, let's he off to Bill Lange's "Drive In and Eats" as he is giving a free concert
i n his guitar in about twenty minute-.

RECORDED BY ANN REESE

FRESHMAN

PRESIDENT

Tolley Brinkley

VICE - PRESIDENT
Ann Goolsby

SECRETARY

Bert Harbin

TREASURER

Gilmer Sale

MARY F. ARNETT

JOE BAILEY

BETTY GENE BALK

LOIS BARTLEY

RALPH I. BARTON

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J. WILSON BOWICK

WRAY BRINKLEY

TOLLEY BRINKEY

ROBERT C. BEATTIE

LOUIS BECKUM

ANN BURGAMY

BERNARD BLACKSTONE

WARREN T. BLANCHARD

MARY P. CARR

BARBARA GENE BONNETTE

OTIS CARTLEDGE

BETTY COOK

JAMES COOK

BUDDY DEVANEY

BETTY E. CHANDLER

BETTY M. CHANDLER

OMELIA CHUECA

ELSIE E. COLLINS

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CARL T. DARBY

JUNE DOUGLAS

RONALD F. GALLOWAY

BILLY J. GARDNER

BOBBY COOPER

WILLIAM E. CROCKETT

MAURICE GHINGOLD

VIRGINIA C. GLEASON

ANN GOOLSBY

MARGARET A. GRIFFIN

H. J. HOGAN

HERBERT W. HAIR

BERT HARBIN

MARY E. HARDIN

WILLIAM HARPER

HORACE HARRELL

LEON G. HELMLY

DOT HENDERSON

EDDIE HOWELL

BILLY HUGHES

ELEANOR JACKSON

ANNE JAMISON

SUZANNE LEVTNE

RUTH MAY JOE

JOHNNIE F. JOHNSON

BETTY J. LEWIS

ISAAC S. JOLLES

LIBBY JONES

BILLY LEWIS

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CHARLES R. JONES

MARY E. KELLY

JAMES S. LIVINGSTON

PAULA LAYNE

CENELAZENBY

BILL MADEN

GERALD LEVY

KATHERINE L. MARRIOTT

SKIPPY MOODY

JOYCE MARTIN

PEGGY MARTIN

JOANNE NASON

ANN McCLENDON

EDGAR L. McDANIEL

JACK NEWTON

HERBERT McINTOSH

WILLIAM McINTOSH

ELOISE D. NIXON

H. H McNAIR

PEGGY MEADS

GAIL OLIVER

ADRA MILLER

ANNE OTWELL

MICKEY SATCHER

JIMMIE POWELL

DORIS PRIOR

JEROME SAUL

HUGH E. PUDOR

PHYLLIS MARGARET RABUN

ANN SAYER

BILLY RAINES

DON REYNOLDS

MARY PATRICIA SIMONS

WILLIAM R. RODGERS

JIMMIE RUSHTON

MIRIAM SISKIN

GILMER SALE

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PAUL E. SMITH

T. MORRIS WARR

ROBERT E. SMITH

JAMIE W. SWAIN

MARY A. THOMAS

DOLORES WALL

ELSIE WARREN

ROBERT L. SYMMS

J. BERNARD TANENBAUM

NELL WESTBROOK

WILLARD WEEKS

DOUGLAS R. WALTERS

FRANKIE G. WALTON

CURTIS E. WHALEY

ANNE WARR

ANNE WHATLEY

ROBERT H. WH1TAKER

PHILLIP WONG

EDWARD M. WRIGHT

MARY WHITAKER

LUKE A. WILLIAMS

BILLY WOODWARD

ROBERT A. YOUNG

SKIPPY

NATURE BOY

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THE NECK

INSIDE STUFF

PERSONALITIES

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SENIOR

CLASS OFFICERS

PRESIDENT

Gaines Huguley

VICE - PRESIDENT

Derwent Langley

SECRETARY

Bobby Boggott

TREASURER

Russell Hair

LANDON THOMAS

ALDRIDGE

Band 2. 3, 4; D.C.T. Club 3, 4.

GEORGE CLIFFORD BAIRD
Cadet Hi-Y 3, 4- Beta Club 3,
4; High Honor 2; Honor 3;
Rifle Team 4.

RONNTE S. BARKSDALE
Literary Society 1; Prize
Company 1, Sergeant 1; Acad-
emy Hi-Y 3. 4, 5; Varsity
Club 4, 5 ; Lieutenant 4; merit
bar 3- Football 3; Basketball
Manager 4; Sabre Club 4;
Musketeer Staff 4.

ROBERT TAYLOR
BAGGOTT. Jr.
Cadet Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary
2, Vice-President 4; Sabre
Club 4; Sergeant 1; Lieuten-
ant 4: Class Vice-President
2, Secretary 3, 4 ; B Varsity
Football 3; B Varsity Basket-
ball 3- A Varsity Football 4;
A Varsity Basketball 4; Prize
Company 2; Literary Society
1.

ROBERT T. BAKER
Sergeant 1: Prize Company 2,
3; Prize Platoon 3; Leader,
Prize Squad 3 ; Company
Commander 4; Merit Bar 4;
Sabre Club 4- Academy Hi-
Y 3, Vice-President 4; B-Var-
sity Basketball 3.

TRAVIS STANLEY BARNES
Literary Society 3; Sergeant

JOSEPH S. BAYNARD
Honor 2: Prize Company 2. 3:
Prize Platoon 3: Merit Bars 2,
3.

BOBBY C. BECK
Band 2. 5 ; Prize Company 3;
Sergeant 3; D.C.T. Club 4, 5.

JOHN M. BARROW

JAMES CONRAD BEATSE
Sergeant 1. 2, 3- Honor 2:
Prize Company 1. 2, 3: Prize
Platoon 3: D.C.T. Club 4:
Merit Bar 2.

BENJAMIN MARION
BENSON
DeMolay 3, 4; Sabre Club 3,
4; Captain 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3.
i- D.C.T. Club, Treasurer;
State Champion Baton Twirl-
er 3. 4: Outstanding Cndet
Medal 3; Band Medals 1. 2, 3.
4; Drum Major 2, 3. 4; Eand
Letters 2, 3, 4.

WESLEY E. BONZO
Swimming Team 2, 3, 4; Lit-
erary Society 1; Sergeant 2,
3; All GIAA 200 yds.- Prize
Company 3.

GENE T. BOWMAN
Corporal 1; Sergeant 2; Lieu-
tenant 4; D.C.T. Club 3; Rich
mond Hi-Y 3, 4; Chaplain 4
DeMolay 4- "A" Football 3
Track Team 3; "C" Coach 4
Musketeer 4.

ELDRED S. BONHAM
Literary Society 2.

J. WILSON BOWICK

WILLIAM J. BRANAN. Jr. WILLIAM W. BRANDON

STEVE E. BRETT

High Honor 1; Honor 2. 3; Academy Hi-Y 3; Sergeant 3.

Prir.e Platoon 1. 3; Prize Com-

Corporal 1; Sergeant 2. 3:

pany 1; Sergeant 1, 3: Corp-

Prize Company 1. 2: Beta

oral 2; Literary Society 2. 3

Club 3. 4- Treasurer 4.

WALTER E.

E. NEAL BRAUN

BRANDENBURG

Sergeant 4.

DeMolay 4: Prize Platoon 3:

Prize Company 1. 2. 3; Corp-

oral 1; Sergeant 3. 4- Cadet

Hi-Y 2: Glee Club 1. 2.

WILSON J. BRYAN, Jr.
Prize Company 1, 2, 3; Hon-
or 2.

P. J. CALAMAS
Corporal 1; Sergeant 2; Cap-
tain 4; Sabre Club 4: "B" Var-
sity 1, 2; Musketeer 4.

CHARLES E. CARTER
Sergeant 1, 3- Prize Company
1, 3; Captain 5; Richmond Hi-
Y, 2, 3, 4, resident 5; Literary
Society 1; Swimming Team 3,
5; Sabre Club 5: Musketeer 5.

E. R. BUSH
Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Letter
2, 3- Musketeer 4; Corporal 1;
Sergeant 3, 4.

CARLTON
THADDEUS MACK

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REGINALD CARTLEDGE
Honor 2; High Honor 3.

CLARENCE
CHAMBERLAIN

HENRY J. COOK
Band 1. 2. 3. 4: D.C.T Club 1.

EDWARD H. CAWLEY
Sergeant 3; Company Com-
mander 4; Sabre Club 4: De-
Molay 4; D.C.T. Club 3, 4.

RICHARD S.
CHEESBOROUGH
Honor 1, 3; High Honor 2-
Prize Company 1, 2: Beta
Club, Secretary 4: Rifle Team
4.

WILLIAM L. CORLEY
Honor 1, 2: Prize Company 2;
Merit Bar 2. 3: DeMolay 4.

EARL DAVIS
"B" Football 2; "A" Football
3.

WILLIAM A. DOZIER
Transfer 3- Band 3, 4; Beta
Club 3, 4; High Honor 3.

LEONARD LEROY COTTS
High Honor 1, 2, 3: Literary
Society, Vice - President 1;
Beta Club 2, 3. 4; Rainbow 3:
Editor-in-Chief 4: Prize Com-
pany 1. 2: Literary Society 2.
3.

JAMES M. DICKS
Literary Society 1- Track 3;
Sergeant 4.

WILLIAM EARNEST
DREW. Jr.
Prize Platoon 1. 2. 3. 4: De-
Molay 4; Cadet Hi-Y 3. 4. 5;
"B" Football 3: "A" Football
4.

RICHARD B. EDWARDS
Sergeant 2: Lieutenant 3. 4:
Hi-Y 2, 3. 4. President 4: Class
President 2, 3- Student Coun-
cil 1, 2. 3.. 4: "B" Football 3.

WALTER SHELTON
EUBANKS, Jr.
Prize Company 1; D.C.T. Club
5; Musketeer 3.

WILLIAM E. DYE
Honor 2; FJ.A. 1, 2.

GERALD E.

EHRLICH

EMORY W. FARR

RODGERS FEESE
Cadet Hi-Y 3, 4; Secretary 4;
Sergeant 3; Lieutenant 4- "A"
Football 4.

PAUL H. GREER
"B" Basketball 3; "B" Foot-
ball 4; Cadet Hi-Y 3.

MARION F. FARR
Color Guard 4.

GUY FREEMAN, Jr.
"B" Basketball 3: "A" Foot-
ball 4; Sergesnt 4.

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SAM E. GHEESUNG

IRVIN LEROY GHTTER
Beta Club 3, 4; High Honor 1;
Honor 2. 3- Rainbow 4.

CLAUDE A. ( '.RAYBILL
Honor 1. 2: Richmond Hi-Y
2. 3. 4 :Sergeant 3, 4: "A'"
Football 4.

NEIL GHINGOLD
Literary Society 2; Sergeant
3; Prize Company 1, 2; Prize
Platoon 2: Best Cadet 1.

BURUM W. GRAMMER
High Honor 1- Honor 2; Prize
Platoon 1; Sergeant 3.

J. C. GUILL

H. RUSSELL HAIR
High Honor 1; Class Secre-
tary 2; Treasurer 4; Richmond
Hi-Y 3, 4; Chaplain 3; De-
Molay 3, 4: "B" Football 3-
Gold "R" Society 4; Rainbow
4; Sergeant 1, 2; Lieutenant
4; Prize Company 2; Prize
Platoon 1.

ROBERT SIMPSON

HAYNIE

Sergeant 1, 2; DeMolay 3.

R A. GUILLEBEAU
Student Council 5.

LLOYD B. HAVIRD
Rifle Team 3, President 4-
Sabre Club 4; Richmond Hi-Y
Vice-President 4; Musketeer
4: Rainbow 3, 4; Sergeant 3;
Lieutenant 4; Merit Bar 2.

J. D. HERRINGTON
Sergeant 3, 4.

FLOYD ( j. HOWARD
Prize Company 2, 3.

MELT, J. HOPKINS
Prize Platoon 1, 2; Sergeant
3; Company Commander 4:
Sabre Club 4; Honor 2.

ROBERT M. HUNTER
"B" Fooball 3. 4; "B" Basket-
bayy 2, 3- Track Manager 3;
"A" Football 5.

W. GAINES HUGULEY
Class Vice-President 3; Presi-
dent 4: Cadet Hi-Y 2. 3, 4
Sabre Club 4- Sergeant 2. 3
Captain 4;; "B" Football; "B'
Basketball 2; "A" Football 3
4; "A" Basketball 3, 4; "Var-
sity Club" 3, 4.

CHARLES E. IVEY

DOUGLAS E. KEMP
Prize Company 1; Honor 1, 2,
4- Sergeant 3, First 4; Prize
Squad 2; Merit Bars 3, 4.

W. LAMAR

RICHARD J. KELLY
Highest Honor 1, 2, 3; Class
President 1; Literary Society,
President 1; Class Treasurer
2 ; George Traylor Memorial
Medal 2; Beta Club 2, Vice-
President 3; President Rich-
mond Hi-Y 3. Secretary 4-
Rainbow, Associate Editor 3.

THOMAS M. KNOTTS

DERWENT LANGLEY

WALTER LUM
Sergeant 3; Lieutenant 4.

l. Mcdonald

ROBERT A. LEE
Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Sergeant 2,
5; D.C.T. Club 3, 4; Track 4;
All State Band 3. 4, 5.

GENE D. MARKS
High Honor 1. 2, 3 ; Golf Team
2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4;
Cadet Hi-Y 2, 3, 4- Captain 4;
Sabre Club 4.

A. S. McGAHEE

ROBERT M. MELTON

T. MOBLEY

ROBERT L. McGEE
Transfer 4; "A" Football 4:
Musketeer 4; "A" Basketball
4.

ROGER W. MILLER
Rifle Team 3, 4; Sabre Club
4 ; Sergeant 3; Richmond Hi-
Y 4; Lieutenant 4.

WILLIAM B. MULLINS
High Honor 2.

PAUL W. MURHEY
Honor 2. 3- DeMolay 2. 3, 4;
Cadet Hi-Y 3. 4; Student
Council 2; Sergeant. First 3;
Lieutenant 3; Captain 4 ;
Band 1, 2, 3.

JAMES LEWIS NEWSOME

JACK FRANKLIN MURPHY
Band 2. 3, 4; Music Scholar-
ship 4: Band Letter 2, 3, 4.

CHARLES HUGH

NEELANDS

Track 3, 4- "A" Football 4.

BARNEY H. NOBLES

JAMES ELSWORTH
O'DANIEL
Honor 1; Cadet Hi-Y 2, 3, 4;
Sergeant, Master 3- Captain,
4; Letters, "B" Basketball 3;
"B" Football 3; "A" Basket-
ball 3, 4; "A" Football 4.

ROBERT I. PADGETT
Rainbow 2, 3- Sergeant 2, 3;
Lieutenant 4; D.C.T. Club 3,
4; DeMolay 4; Sabre Club 4;
Captain 4.

JAMES F. NORVELL
Honor 1; Sergeant 1; High
Honor 2; Cadet Hi-Y 2- "C"
Basketball 2; Sergeant, First
3 ; Golf Team 3, 4; Lieutenant
4; Prize Company 2, 3; Sabre
Club 4.

HERMAN J. OELLERICH
Honors 1. 2, 3; Best Drilled
Freshman 1- Sergeant 1, 2;
Merit Bars 2, 3; "B" Football
2, 3; "B" Basketball 3; Foot-
ball Manager 4; Commander,
Prize Squad 2; Commander,
Best Freshman Company 3,
Cadet Hi-Y, President 2,
Treasurer 3, Vice-President
4; Lieutenant 3; Captain 4-
Major 4; Sabre Club 3, 4 ; V.
F.W. Sabre 3; Scruggs Sabre
4; Rainbow 4; Musketeer 4-
Track 4; Gold "R" Society 4.

* "?k r*i i ^^

RONALD EDWARD
PARRISH
Sergeant 1, 3; Honor 2; Lieu-
tenant 4; Football 4.

JAMES BRANSFORD

PENDER

Musketeer 3.

RICHARD SEYMOUR

PINDER

Honor 2, 3 ; Sergeant, First 3:

DeMolay 4; Lieutenant 4-

Sabre Club 4.

WILLIAM NARAMORE

PARSONS

High Honor 1; Honor 2, 3;

Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Golf Team

3,4.

JAMES WALKER PENLAND
DeMolay 3; Captain 4; Serg-
eant 3.

CHARLES A. PIPPIN
DeMolay 4 ; Swimming Team
4- Musketeer 4; Prize Com-
pany 3; Prize Squad 2.

RANDOLPH EDWARD
PRESCOTT

ELLIOTT LAMAR PORTER
Honor 2; Band Letter 2- Cadet
Hi-Y2.

JAMES E. PYLE

Major 4; Sabre Club 4; Track

3, 4; Captain 4; Lieutenant 3.

ER CLEON PRICE

D.C.T. Club 4.

ROBERT HENRY REED

CHARLES L REID
D.C.T. Club 3. 4.

E. RIVERS

JAMES E. REESE
Beta Club 2; Beta Club A-
chievement Award 2.

R E. RHODES
"B" Football 3; D.C.T. Club
4; Corporal 1.

MELVIN B. ROBERTS
Sergeant 3; Corporal 4.

RAYMOND THOMAS RUFO
Sergeant 4; Band 2.

PERCY MYNOR SPEARS
Track 2, 3; Sergeant 3.

WALTER H. ROSE
Literary Society 1- Sergeant
3; Track 3, 4 ; Beta Club 4.

ROBERT M. SCOTT

JOHN O. SMITH, Jr.
"B" Football 4; Sergeant 4.

ROY M. STILL. Jr

LEROY N. SUDDATH, Jr.
Transfer 3; Academy Hi-Y 3,
4: Varsity Club 3, 4; Sabre
Club 4; Captain 4- Basketball
3, 4 ; All-Regional, 2nd Tesm
3.

JAMES W. SMITH
Sergeant 2, 3, First 4; Prize
Company 2, 3; D.C.T. Club 3,
4; F.F.A. 1.

HARVEY L. STIREWALT
Prize Company 1, 2; Sergeant
1, 2, 3; Lieutenant 4- Basket-
ball 3, 4; Academy Hi-Y 3, 4.

GEORGE T. SUMNER
Prize squad 1; Prize platoon;
Prize company 3 ; Sergeant 2,
3,4.

WILLIAM W. THOMPSON
Transfer 3; Academy Hi-Y 3;
Sergeant 3; Lieutenant 4;
Sabre Club 4- Prize company
3; Prize platoon 3.

ALBERT VERDERY, Jr.
Musketeer 4; "B" football 3.

JOSEPH LECONTE
TALLEY. Jr.
Honor 1, 2; Sergeant 3 ; Prize
company 2: Prize platoon 2;
Lieutenant 4: Cadet Hi-Y 3,
4: Sabre Club 4.

CHARLES M. TUTEN. Jr.
Transfer 3.

W P (B

JOHN DANIEL VOSS
Transfer 3- Musketeer 4;
Rainbow 4; Photography Club
4; Color Guard 4; Sergeant 4.

H. M. WALKER

RICHARD WEATHERS

BOBBY WALKER
"B" football 1: "A" football 2,
3, 4: Academy Hi-Y 4; Var-
sity Club 3, 4; Musketeer 4.

CLIFFORD T. WEATHERS
"A" football 4.

RALPH WONG
Sergeant 4.

GEORGE C. WRIGHT RICHARD E.

Musketeer 4; Corporal 1- Ser- YOUNGBLOOD

geant 2, 3; Class Vice-Presi- "B" football 1; F.FA. 1. 2, 3.

dent 2. 4.

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE

CLASS OF 1949

We, the class of '49, hereby will and bequeath to our younger schoolmates a portion of our experience,
fame, and knowledge. Having taken all sorts of praise and honors for our outstanding work, we do
sincerely hope that you. our emulators, will do the same. Thus we hereby state and produce this
manifesto as our last will and testament.

1. Gaines Huguley leaves his regards to Rodgers Feese who. due to circumstances beyond his con-
trol, can not be with us as planned.

2. Bobby Walker leaves one full lunch basket to l'.ilbo Chance with the hope that he will not be hun-
gry on his trips around the track.

3. To Joel Cohen, Leonard Cotts leaves the distinction of being the only red head in the graduating
class.

4. Bobby Home, leaves to George Wright one case of Home's Hash in order that he may lie built up.

5. Steve Brett, leaves bis remaining hours in detention hall hall t<> any good junior who is willing to
take them.

6. To Nath Hayes. Claud Graybill leaves hi- ability t' make A pluses ami to get along with Mr. How-
ard.

7. Reginald Cartledge leaves to Righton Robertson his ability to act like a monkey and badger Mr.
Scott In the point of exhaustion.

S. Fleming Norvell leave- hi- laugh to Butch Mulherin so that he may keep next year'- physics class
awake.

9. Dink Hensley leaves his ability to get along with Major Vivian to Wade Saxon.

10. To Jack Hall. Richard Weather- lease- his famous title "Wee Wee" in order that he may become
belter kn iwn in the world.

11 11. Gene Marks laves his golfing skill to Larry McCreary with the hope that he will win the

Ma-ter's next year.

12. Lloyd Havird leases ten said- i f cloth (,, Ti mm) Sander- ssith the hope that he will base a
pair of pant- made to fit him.

13. Jimmy Murphy leases his military ahilits to ilarrs Sherman so that he may head the Corps of
Cadets next year.

14. To Jimmy Harrison, Jimmy O'Daniel lease- the speed and agility which are so necessary for all

great athletes.

15. Jimmy Pyle lease- Jimmy Boatwright his rank of major so that he won't base to carry a rifle next
year.

16. LeConte Tallej leas es hi- shiny ncss limousin t i anyone stn ng enough to push it.

17. Stewart Wiggins lease- his profound sympathy to next seat'.- commander of the fir>t platoon,
Co. <

18. Richard Edwards and Herman i lellerich pass on to Billy Evans and Herbert Elliott their way with
the fairer sex. which was given to them by Jimmy Lester and I lick lone-, ssith the hope that before long
someone ss ill be able to usi it.

19. To Angus Wilson, Bobby Baggott leaves his athletic ability in order that he may win the state

track meet next year.

20. LeRoy Suddath lease- his all-GIAA tie pin to Tommy Herndon SO that he may look sharp at all
times.

21. Emory Farr leaves his good eyes to some blind eighth grader ssith the hope that he may be an
honor student.

22. Morris Scott leaves his uniform to "Edo" Douglass, hoping that it will fit well.

2i. I. Elliott Porter, leave my ability as a "prof" to Gene Kelly for next year's 'Stunt Night'".

24. Bill Branan and Bill Corley leave Mr. Talley one copy of Esquire so that he may be able to keep
his classes awake.

CLASS PROPHECY

Time: 1959 A. D.

Place : Talmadgeville, New York (a carnival on the outskirts of town)

Scene : A slightly freakish man trying to

"Come one, come all, to the greatest 1
Hootchie Kootchie, see the great show for

how about buying a , well, well, if it is

Haven't seen you in a coon's age, ten years
picture of sunshine. What have I been d
dope, I started peddling the stuff; yep, se'
es are my best customers, now. I'm just \\
the carnival. Well, for you I will close m
your face ; we are closing.

'.e Mudface Minnie do the
s, you with the bright nose,
is everything with you ?
i look well and healthy, the
'e always been known as the
Those Hollywood actress-
winter. So you want to see
anyhow. Hey Minnie, wash

Say, Gaines, do you remember old Jim (always wanted to get an in-

vitation to the Masters Tournament. W ar. Playing? Oh no. he is

chief caddy. Gene Marks is his assistant ana is in cnarge ot vi ip..- iff the balls. Emory Farr has
taken over Al Capone's gang. I always told you he was a shrewd operator. They say he got his start
in the criminal racket at the old Richmond Academy, on Monday nights. Yep, he always got a good
price for those magazines. That show over there, that's the dog man act. Thaddeus McCarlton. is
the dog man. He walks, he talks, he crawls on his belly like a reptile! You ask how he got such a
fine position ? He always did wag his tail at school you know. Remember old Bob Walker? He
is working for the Alcatraz Fur Company selling mole skins. Yep. come to think of it he does remind
me of one of those animals. Remember Mr. Basketball, Leroy Suddath? He is now working his
way through Kentucky, still trying to win a tie for his tie clasp. I just saw in the paper where Mor-
ris Scott and Neil Ghingold will meet in a 30 round boxing match at Madison Square Deal. Those
promoters sure can match them fighters evenly. Jimmy Stewart works with the United States Park
Commission setting up parallel bars. Give me some more of that benzedrine to smoke in this pipe.
Did you hear about Herman "Glamour Boy" Oellerich? He went broke trying to make the grade in
the U. S. Army and had to pawn all those medals he got. He always was a smart boy. Steve Brett
just got out of Sing Sing last month for picking pockets on the Waterfront off drunk sailors. He's now
got himself the position of shining shoes at Sapp's Barber Shop. "Rod" Feese. the boy with the beau-
tiful bridgework is now modeling for Ipana Tooth Paste. Bob Baggott is collecting garbage in
Xorth Augusta with the assistance of Paul Greer and Bill Drew. He always did look good with a
garbage can under his arm. Yep. he could have modeled as the man of did-stink-tion. What ever
happened to Ronny Barksdale? So' he is now with the Alcoholics Anonymous. He is their chief
specimen. One look at him and alcoholics quit drinking for life. Old Gerald Ehrlich and Wesley
Bonzo have changed their first names to Alvin. Quit smoking all that Benzedrine, you sure are hog-
gish. Who is that human monkey over on the Midway jumping all around? You say that's Reggie
Cartledge? He always acted like he came from the process of evolution. Old Scott Baynard is now
singing at Carnegie Hall, and Le Conte Tally is teaching Physics at the University of Georgia.
I lid you hear about Richard Weathers making the all Southern Basketball team? It took him a
little over 16 years to do it. He always did pull thru that b.iy. Remember Richard "A-plus" Kelly,
lie went to < )xford but couldn't earn but one unit in 8 years. He's now playing fullback for a pro
football team. Hugh Xeelands is working in this carnival; he is on that trapeze over there. Russell
Hair, the boy that drove such funny cars, is now working at the Indianapolis Speedway. That
boy could always sell a nickel drink. "Dink" Hensley is acting in Richard Edward's new Broadway
play. An important part. Nope, he is used to imitating horses. Give me a package of morphine to
take home. Claude Graybill and Xat Hayes are operating a Woman's Missionary on San Francisco's
west coast. Claude always could deliver a good sermon. Well. Gaines, it sure was nice seeing you
again after all these years.

A sad dope fiend walks slowly back to his show shouting: "Come one. come all to the greatest
show on the Midway and see all the freaks" just for one thin dime, one tenth of a dollar".

By Leonard Cotts
Censored by Bob Baggott

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

SHERMAN

JAMES

HERNDON

PRESIDENT
VICE-PRESIDENT _
SECRETARY -
TREASURER
STUDENT COUNCIL

CHICK JAMES

TOMMY HERNDON

BILLY MAXWELL

HARRY SHERMAN

GENE KELLY

RICHARD WEATHERS

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICER!

HARELIK

HAYES

KING

PRESIDENT

VICE-PRESIDENT

SECRETARY

TREASURER

STUDENT COUNCIL

.-.EDWIN DOUGLAS

NATHANIEL HAYES
DONALD KING

.EDWIN HARELIK

RICHARD BALKCUM
BRAD BENNETT

EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS

PRESIDENT _ JOHNNY RlERGER

VICE-PRESIDENT . HARRY ARTHUR

SECRETARY PAUL RUFO

TREASURER _ GEORGE SHORT

STUDENT COUNCIL, RICHARD TUDOR

JIMMY RAINES

CLASS OF 195

Adams, Robert
Amerson, James
Anderson. Bert C.
Archer. David R.
Nabbitt, Frank
Baggott. Eugene
Balk. Thomas M.
Banks, Bobby
Barfield, Troy
Barinowski. Clarence T.
Barrow, Richard
Bennett, Archie
Benson, Otis
Berry, William
Boardman, Lonnie F.
Bostwright, James
Bodie, John
Bolton. Earl
Bostick, Gary M.
Bowick, Louis A.
Bradford, Nathaniel
Brantley. Ozie W.
Bridges, Robert F.
Broadwater. William H.
Burch, James Dwight

Burch. Harold W.
Burgamy, Burt D.
Cadle. James W.
Carlton. Thad M.
Cason. Webster
Cawley. Ed. H.
Chance, Fred
Chavous, Henry
Cheeks, Donald
Cliatt. Walter
Cloud, James
Cohen, Joel
Cook, John L.
Cooper, Leconte V.
Cooper. Claude M.
Cordell, Bill K.
Davis. Wm. M.
Davis. Kenneth
Deal, Chas. M.
Deas. William
Douglas. Ed L.
DuBose. B. H.
Dyches, R. D.
Ebbetts. Charles C.
Edenfield, Maurice

Elliott. S. H.
Evans, William H.
Faulk, Chas. R.
Fender, Richard H.
Flythe, James B.
Foster, Dennis P.
Fouch, S. A.
Gauldin. H. I
Gay, W. W.
Gibbs. I. P.
Glisson, A.
Gore, C. T.
Griffin, R. E.
Groover, E. D.
Hardaway, J. D.
Hall, D. P.
Harrell. H. L.
Harrison. J. C.
Havron, J. B.
Hawk, M. E.
Heath, H. C.
Heath, T. W.
Hedrick. K. E.
Hendricks, D. D.
Hensley, O. C.

Herndon. T. H.
Hickson, E. G.
Higgenbotham, R. T.
Higgenbotham, P. F.
Hill. William M.
Holland, R. A.
Hoover, J. M.
Hundley, W. A.
Hughes, R. C.
Hunter. J. D.
Huntley, R. D.
Huyck. A. W.
Irby, R. G.
Joe, H. P.
James, C. L.
Jarrett, C. E.
Jester, R. E.
Johns, R.
Johnson. J. M.
Johnson, G. C.
Jones, J. J.
Jones, J. W.
Kuglar, E. C.
Kelly, G. M.
Kelly, G. W.
Krolicki, Walter J.

Lanier, H. L.
Lamar, W. W.
Langley, J.
Layton, James
Lewis, Bobby G.
Logan, J. A.
Leonard, M. P.
Long. B. A.
Lutes, Christopher A.
Martin, J. H.
MacMurphy, C. B.
Marsh, Tom M.
Mathews, Phillip R.
Mathews, Eugene W.
Mathis, Ted artwell
Maxwell, W. T.
May, Jack M.
Meadows, Walter
Miller, Richard L.
Mitchell, George H.
Mitchell, James E.
Mulherin, Anthony T.
McDaniel, Marion F.
McDonald, Carlton E.

McLean, Perry G.
Nelson, Charles E.
Nelson, Eamuel F.
Nelson, Wm. B.
Newman, Jimmy H.
Ogden, Lynn L.
Otwell, Verdery
Owens, J. C.
Patrick, James E.
Perm, Jimmy
Pennington, Benny
Phillips, Jack
Philpot, Wm. K.
Playford, David L.
Pollock, James F.
Poteet, James E.
Powell, Earnest, Jr.
Powell, Robert H.
Reese, J. G.
Reid, Theo. M.
Rivers, Harold
Robertson, J. R.
Rodgers, Jackie A.
Rollins, Frank

Rowe, M. R.
Sanders, G. D.
Saxon. Howell
Scoggins, James H
Scoggins, Wm. R.
Scott, Walter A.
Sears, Marvin
Sheftall, Geo. T.
Sherman. Harry
SherrUl, N. W.
Simkins, R. H.
Simmons, Lawson P.
Simon, L. S.
Simon, P. S.
Simon, Thos. C.
Smith, Donald R.
Smith, Marion S.
Smith, Wm. L.
Steinberg, S. P.
Stevens, John
Stewart. Clarence M.
Tarpley, Herbert M.
Terrell, Ravenel W.
Thomas, Chas. N.

Thomas, G. W.
Thompson, Thurston A.
Timmerman, Howard B.
Tudor, Robert L.
Tuten. Arthur A.
Walker, Lawrence B.
Walters, F. L.
Walton, Paul A.
Weathers, Richard C.
Welch, Donald J.
Whatley, O. B.
Wheatley, Thomas W.
Whittle, Johnny E.
Wiggins, Stewart
Willis. Joseph T.
Willis, Russell C.
Wong, Jack
Wong, Larry
Woo. Robert
Woodward, Ernest L.
Wren, William C.
Wright, Geo. C.
Young. Edward L.

CLASS OF 1951

Adams, H. F.
Adams. R. W.
Adkins, Charles
Agerton, J. A.
Alford. S. T.
Allen, E. C.
Anderson. H. J.
Anderson. R. L.
Anderson. R. A.
Anderson. H. T.
Armstrong. J. L.
Arndt, H. C.
Asbell. R. H.
Asheley. B. R.
Atkins, G. B.
Babbitt, E. L.
Bagby. Carl F.
Bailie. W. G.
Baker, D. O.
Balkcum, R. L.
Barnes. W. R.
Barnes, David N.
Barrett, R. D.
Bean. F. G.
Gell, D. B.
Bennett. B. J.
Berry. D. A.
Betts, B. J.
Betts, Hugh
Black. R. E.

Blackstone. J. D.
Bhnchard, O. C.
Bland, W. C.
Bloodworth. M. H.
Border. K. L.
Boltin. H. G.
Boose. E. W.
Boyd, E. L.
Boyd, M. E.
Braun, K. R.
Brandon. E. W.
Bridges, J. L.
Browning, R. L.
Broxton, George
Buck, T. F.
Bugg. J. R.
Cadle, B. S.
Cameron, A. W.
Cameron. J. H.
Canady, Verroy
Cam, W. C.
Carry. H. V.
Carson, John
Carter, D. F.
Cawley, J. K.
Carter, Lawrence
Chamberlain, D. L.
Chavel. R. E.
Cheeseborugh, F. W.
Cholakis, P. C.

Clsrk. C. H.
Clark. A. L.
Clyde, T. E.
Coates, T. R.
Cobb. C. H.
Cochran. B. O.
Cohen, A. M.
Cole. Robert
Cook, Charles
Cook, W. C.
Daniel. C. J.
Davis, C. E.
Davis. L. M.
Dorn. Stanley E.
Douglass, E. L.
Douglass, T. G.
Dudley. R. C.
Duncan. T. O,
Dunn. S. C.
Dye. W. N.
Edwards, R. E.
Eidson. E. T
Elliott. B. L.
Entwistle, D. A.
Eubanks. B. G.
Fisher, R. C.
Fitzgerald, R. E.
Fleming, F. W.
Flythe, S. S.
Ford. D. R.

Ford, R. K.
Forrester, Richard
Fulcher. B. M.
Gay, T. K.
Gibbs. R. W.
Gobson, H. F.
Gillion. J. P.
Gin, R. E.
Glover, J. C.
Goodwin, J. L.
Goodwin, Thorms
Gray, A. E.
Greenblatt. Nathaniel
Green, F. C.
Grimsley. W. A.
Hair, P. G.
Hall. J. S.
Hancock. J. W.
Hardin, F. M.
Hardy, H. F.
Harelik. A. E.
Harmon, E. J.
Hatcher. J. P.
Hayes. Nath
Hemrick. W. T.
Hensley. J. E.
Hewitt. C. K.
Hill, E. T.
Hitt, B. W.

Hixon, R. L.
Hobson, R. H.
Hodges, J. C.
Holden, J. W.
Home, R. T.
Howard. H. G.
Huff. L. D.
Huff. R. G.
Hughes, J, S.
Hurt, A. E.
Huson, G. G.
Ivey. Darnelle
Jeffcoat. L. V.
Joe. Willis
Johnson. J. S.
Jones, J. G.
Jones, A. R.
Jones, B. C.
Jordan, J. B.
Jump, R. G.
Kshrs, W. D.
Karesh, S. R.
Kent, L. S.
Kilpatrick. Z. M.
King, D. L.
King. Daughty N
King, D. M.
Kirkland, V. P.
Kitchen. M. L.

Lamar, R. B.
Lanzenby, R. J.
Lee, F. L.
Leedham, R. K.
Lewis, H. W.
Lively, A. B.
Lord, W. E.
Mack, B. T.
Mallard, M. W.
Maratos, Bill
Marcum, P. E.
Mays, T. C.
Miller, W. F.
Mixon, J. W.
Mock, R. L.
Moore, T. R.
Moorman, Jimmie
Morris, W. L.
Morris, W. S.
Mowery, A. L.
Mulherin, W. B.
Murphy, Charles
McCormack, Billy
McCrary, Larry
McGahee, O. O.
McKee, C. A.

Neville, R. J.
Newman, R. D.
Nix, H. R.
Overstreet, Wm.
Padgett, Olins
Pate, Silas
Pennington, Alvin
Phillips, Frank
Pileggi, Frank
Playford, Robert
Poppell, Jack
Poss, Robert
Powell, Rudolph
Powledge, Bill
Prather, James
Prince, Louis
Quinn, W. R,
Raws, William
Reddish, Harold
Reeder, Lonnie
Rennison, T. H.
Reville, Edward
Reynolds. Joe
Rhoden, George
Rhodes, Grady
Rice, Irvin

Rieser, Albert
Riley, Robert
Rinker, W. E.
Rollins, George
Rosier, Howard
Rosier, Thomas
Rowland, J. E.
Rufo, N. T.
Russell, R. A.
Schneider, H. B.
Seats, Walter
Seiffert, D. P.
Sharpton, W. J.
Shepherd, E. A.
Shirey, J. H.
Sikes, W. S.
Silbert, M. N.
Sims, J. C.
Singletary, J. D.
Sisken, M. M.
Mizemore. P. E.
Smith, B. E.
Spivey, Bernard
Spivey, R. R.
Stanford, Thomas
Stephens, J. W.

Stewart, M. D.
Storey, L. C.
Stowell, E. H.
Strother, C. B.
Sturgis, R. S.
Sumner, B. J.
Tankersley. A. L.
Teague, B. L.
Thomas, J. E.
Towner, E.
Voss, D. V.
Wall, Charles E.
Waller, J. W.
Watkins, R. E.
Wellmaker, J. M.
Whisnant, Charles E.
Whittle, Michael
Widener, James
Williams, L. O.
Williams, H. L.
Wilson, Angus
Wong, Edward
Woodward, B. E.
Woodward, H. L.
Wooten, L. A.
Young, J. D.
Young, Wyman

CLASS OF 1953

Abbott, Charles
Abney, Michael D.
Adams, Bobby
Adams, James
Adams, Eugene
Adams, Joseph
Aenchbacher, C. A.
Agner, H. R.
Allen, F. A.
Anderson, C. D.
Anderson, Preston
Anderson, W. A.
Arthur, H. B.
Ashe, W. L.
Atkins. H. L.
Baab, W. H.
Baker, F. B.
Baltzagler, Chas.
Bardin, J. J
Barker, V. L.
Bell, B. E.
Blackman, T. D.
Blackstone, J. O.
Blackwood, F. A.
Bogoslowsky. Jerry
Boles, B. E.
Boiler, W. H.
Bonham, C. W.
Bowen, Charles
Brand, William
Brinson, G. G.
Broadwater, T. F.

Brown, G. A.
Brown, G. E.
Brown, Harvey
Brown. J. C.
Brown, Max
Bryant, W. C.
Burgess, Robert
Burkhalter, Edward
Camak. James
Carswell, K. E.
Cason, B. E.
Cato, I. A.
Cato, L. B.
Chambers, a C.
Chancey, Floyd
Chandler. N. W.
Chavis, Lenzo
Cheek, F. A.
Clark, A. F.
Cliett, R. R.
Cook. J. R.
Cooper, C. E.
Cosnahan, Paul
Crockett, P. T.
Crook, Engene
Crouch. Mickey
Crout, Clarence
Culpepper. Berry
Culpepper, .David
Culpepper, Terry
Davis, D. I.
Davis, J. A.

Davis, Payton
Donahoe, C. E.
Dozier, R. D.
Duncan, J. T.
Dunn. B. M.
Dye, F. W.
Earn, W. M.
Eitner. Herman
Eng, A. H.
English, D. E.
Epstein. J. D.
Ergle, Joe
Fair, W. E.
Farris, J. W.
Faulk. D. D.
Fennell. J. C.
Ficken, C. F.
Fleming. S. S.
Floyd, E. A.
Ford. J. J.
Ford, W. J.
Ford, Walter
Gaskill, Walter
Gibbs, Donald
Giles, W. D.
Gillion. R. D.
Gilmer, F. C.
Gilstrep LeRoy
Gore. F. W.
Grayson, W. F.
Green, T. L.
Gregory, J. S.
Grice, D. F.

Grubbs, Willis
Gunn, L. E.
Guy. D. L.
Guy. R. W.
Hall, W. K.
Hammond, W.
Harmon, C. E.
Harmon. J. A.
Harrison, A. J.
Hewitt. J. A.
Hildreth. B. L.
Hite, D. B.
Hobbs. C. J.
Holland, W. H.
Holiday. R. A.
Howard, F. O.
Howard, J. G.
Howell. Lester A.
Hudlow, C. C.
Inglctt. W. L.
Ingram, L. M.
Inman, T. D.
Jackson, R. T.
Jaunsen, W. H.
Jeffcoat, J. C.
Johnson, J. E.
Johnson, L. R.
Jordan, J. P.
Kent, J. W.
Kerr, W. E.
Key, C. L.
Key, H. T.
Kirkpatrick, S. W.

Lamb, J. W.
Lamb, R. D.
Langham, C. S.
Lass, C. W.
LaSure, D. W.
Lawton, J. L.
Lee, J. D.
Lee, J. M.
Lester, D. B.
Lever, F. T.
Levy, H. L.
Loo, M. J.
Loyal, G. E.
Malpass. C. T.
Marschalk, S. E.
Martin, Russell
McDaniel. J. D.
Meeks, R. L.
Meeds, W. A.
Menger, J. M.
Menger, J. V.
Miller, Donald
Miller, Walter
Mitchell, E. E.
Mitchell, R. L.
Morgan, Guy L.
Morris, T. O.
Moseley, J. R.
Moyer, Dan

McCaslin, William
McDaniel, Robert
McDonald, Eugene
McDonald, William
McMichael, William
Napier, Frank
Nelson, Joe
Newman, Ray
Newton, Walter
Norris, Samuel
Owens, John
Parrish, Robert
Peabody, Prentice
Perry, Raymond
Pirkle. James,
Pitts, Julian
Pond, James
Portwood, Edward
Pound, R.
Powell, Freddie
Powell, Respress
Powell, Robert
Prather, William
Price, Donald
Prickett, John
Rabun, Bobby
Raines, Jimmy
Ramsbotham, W. B.
Read, W. R.

Ready, B. R.
Reese, J. A.
Reese, J. D.
Riddle, E. H.
Riley, O. L.
Roberson, Gary
Roe, A. D.
Rosenthal, Stanley
Rowe, R. A.
Rowell, H. L.
Rufo, Paul
Salley, M. B.
Sanders, Henry
Scarborough, Roy
Sellears, M. M.
Shead, James E.
Short, G. W.
Sims, B. F.
Smith, D. E.
Smith, Harold
Smith, E. D.
Spears, Robert
Standridge, Ribert
Stanford, E. E.
Stavro, G. F.
Steinberg, M. L.
Still, R. H.
Stillman, H. G.
Stringer, B. P.

Swett, E. F.
Swindler, Jimmy
Thompson, G. A.
Thompson, W. C.
Tudor, R. M.
Turner, Bill
Usry, T. C.
Wade. A. C.
Walker, C. L.
Walton, R. E.
Ward. D. P.
Ware, F. A.
Ware, 0. L.
Watkins,' C. A.
Weatherford. J. R.
Whatley, W. L.
Wheeler, D. L.
Whittle, W. C.
Wilhelm, W. A.
Willisms, C. M.
Williams, Troy
Willingham, Billy
Wilson, H. D.
Wilson, R. D.
Woods, W. F.
Woodward, C. C.
Woodwar, L. J.
Zucher, Michael David
Yarborough, C. J.

RESUME OF THE

With the arrival of the new commandant and the
new Assistant PMS&T, the military year began. When
drill time came, the regiment fell in with last year's sen-
ior officers commanding. After some six or seven
week's trial, officers were appointed for the school year
with Major Bill Fleming as regimental commander. A

MAJOR VIVIAN

2ADET COLONEL FLEMING

Sal>re Chili was again organized because after each year
the Club i> dissolved. The first important review of the
year was the annual parade for the girls of Tubman
High School. In full dress, the Cadet Corps put on, as
usual whenever Tubman is represented, a perfect parade.
The Sabre Club had it- annual Christmas Dame ai

Medical Building on Telfair Street. The dame was
a crowning success. Highlight of the evening was the
presentation "fa gift t<> Captain Thebaud and Miss l.elia
Mulherin, who were married shortly after Christmas. < In
returning to school, plans were begun for the annual
Military Ball, held every year in the spring. I In \rmv
Day, April 6, the regiment was presented an award of

icienc) for excellence during the past year, i in the
night of April 13, the cadets, in full white dress, esc rt-
cd their dates to the Second Annual Military Ball. Miss
Austin Gilliland was chosen bj popular vote to repre-
sent the cadets at all their social function- f. r a year,
The annual Spring Training inspection, conducted l>\ the
Depart of the Army. < ccurred on April 22 and found tin-
cadets confident they would retain their "Superior" rat-
ing. Final drill exercises, at this writing, are to be held
on May 6, thus ending a successful miltary year.

THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT

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CHARLES C. THEBAUD
Captain, Infantry

Honor military graduate, Clemson Col-
lege, 1943; Graduate, Fort Benning In-
fantry School, 1943; Overseas Service,
1944-46, Trinidad, British, Dutch and
French Guianas. Assigned to A.R.C.
1947.

GEORGE B. VIVIAN
Major, Cavalry

Virginia Military Institute 1939. B.S. Over-
seas Service China-Burma-India Theatre.
Bronze Star, Special Breast Order cf Yun
Hui (China), Army Commendation Ribbon.

WILLIAM B. PIERCE
Captain. Infsntry

North Texas State Teachers College
: Overseas Service France and

a'. Europe. Bronze Star, Silver
Sta-. Armv Commendation Ribbon.

M/Sgt.
John P. Heuser

Sgt. 1 CI.
Forest L. Mooney

M/Sgt.
Curtis Martin

Sgt. 1 CI.
C. W. Tully

THE SABRE CLUB

ERNEST E. PUND

PRESIDENT

W. J. DeVANEY
Treasurer

WILLIAM H. FLEMING

VICE-PRESIDENT

WALTER 1. DLVAXLY .

TREASURER

C. E. CARTER
Secretary

CHARLES E. CARTER

SECRET \KY

COLONEL WILLIAM H. FLEMING, II
LT. COL. CONRAD W. McGAHEE
LT. COL. ERNEST E. PUND
LT. COL. LEON W. HELMLY
MAJOR HERMAN J. OELLERICH
MAJOR JAMES PYLE
MAJOR WALTER J. DEVANEY
CAPTAIN E. D. MARKS
CAPTAIN PAUL W. MURPHEY
CAPTAIN P. J. CALAMAS
CAPTAIN B. M. BENSON
CAPTAIN R. C. WEATHERS
CAPTAIN JAMES O'DANIEL
CAPTAIN CHARLES E. CARTER
CAPTAIN LEROY SUDDATH
CAPTAIN RICHARD EDWRDS
CAPTAIN J. WALKER PENLAND
FIRST LT. CHIC JAMES
FIRST LT. A. L. REESER

FIRST LT. M. JERRY HOPKINS
FIRST LT. ED CAWLEY
FIRST LT. BOBBY BAKER
FIRST LT. BILLY EVANS
FIRST LT. R. T. BAGGOTT
FIRST LT. WALTER LUM
FIRST LT. R. I. PADGETT
FIRST LT. P. G. McLEAN
FIRST LT. R. H. POWELL
FIRST LT. W. W. THOMPSON
FIRST LT. J. E. WHITTLE
FIRST LT. S. L. WIGGINS
FIRST LT. ROGER MILLER
FIRST LT. R. S. RINDER
SECOND LT. L. B. HAVIRD
SECOND LT. A. S. McGAHEE
SECOND LT. J. L. TALLEY
SECOND LT. FLEMING NORVELL

MAJOR VIVIAN
Advisor

THE REGIMENTAL STAFF

FLEMING

DEVANEY

FLEMING

McGAHEE

Col. William H. Fleming
Regimental Commander

Miss Florie Fleming
Sponsor

Lt. Col. Conrad W. McGahee
Regimental Ex. Officer

Miss Betty Gene Balk
Sponsor

LIVINGSTON

Major Walter Devaney
Regimental Adjutant

Miss Anne Livingston
Sponsor

BALK

M Sgt. A. A. Bennett
Reg. Sergeant-Major

Captain Paul W. Murphey Miss Switzer Murphey
Public Relations Officer Sponsor

1st. Lt. R. I. Padgett

THE RICHMOND ACADEMY BAND

BENSON

BENTLEY

BAMFORD

THE MILITARY BAND

THE FRESHMAN BAND

FIRST BATTALION STAFF

PUND

GOOLSBY

CALAMAS

OELLERICH

Lt. Col. Ernest E. Fund
Battalion Commander

Miss Ann Goolsby
Sponsor

Major Herman Oellerich
Executive Officer

Miss Jackie Parks
Sponsor

Captain Peter Calamas
Adjutant

Miss Frances Amick
Sponsor

AMICK

PARKS

PERSONNEL

Captain Richard Weathers
Miss Frankie Bolt . _ .. _
1st. Lt. Robert T. Bajgott
1st. Lt. Walter Lum _ .

G '. Cc mmander

Sponsor

Platoon Leader

'1 at n Leader

WEATHERS

SECOND PLATOON

LUM

O'DANIEL

SECOND PLATOON

COMPANY C

PERSONNEL

Captain Charles Carter

Mi.-s Peggy Peabody

1st. Lt. Stewart L. Wiggins

1st. Lt. Richard S. Finder _

CARTER

SECOND PLATOON

COMPANY C

THE RIFLE TEAM

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HAVIRD

BRYANT

EVANS

The Rifle T^m of the Academy has had a successful year under the lead-
ership of Sgt. Tully.

SCHEDULE

2. Richmond over Benedictine (there)
1. Savannah - Richmond (here)

3. Richmond over Benedictine (here)

4. Richmond over Lanier (there)

5. Richmond over Lanier (here)

In the N.R.A. Postal Match, the team took fourteenth place (168 teams in
U. S. competing.)

Herbert Bryant is the team captain and high scorer for the year.

TULLY

THE RIFLE TEAM

Herbert Bryant

Harry' Sherman

Paul Smith

Gene Kelly

Roger Miller

Herbert Elliot

Herman Taylor

Grady Howard

Lloyd Havird

Bobby Betts

SECOND BATTALION STAFF

HELMLY

STILL

HUGULEY

PYLE

GILLILAND

Lt. Col. Leon W. Helmly
Battalion Commander

Miss Caroline Still
Sponsor

Major Jimmy Pyle
Executive Officer

Miss June Norris
Sponsor

Captain Gaines Huguley
Adjutant

Miss Austin Gilliland
Sponsor

NORRIS

COMPANY E

PERSONNEL

Captain Walker Penland
Miss Barbara Bennett
1st. Lt. Perry McLean
1st. Lt. John Whittle ..

Co. Commander

Sponsor

Platoon Leader

PENLAND

BENNETT

4l-M

Mclean

SECOND PLATOON

WHITTLE

Captain Richard Edwards Co. Commander

Miss Angela Drew Sponsor

1st. Lt. LeRoy Suddath Platoon Leader

1st. Lt. Robert Powell Platoon Leader

EDWARDS

DREW

SUDDATH

SECOND PLATOON

POWELL

PERSONNEL

Captain Phillip Marlowe Co. Commander

Miss Margaret Hasselton Sponsor

1st. Lt. Roger Miller Platoon Leader

1st. Lt. Russell Hair Platoon Leader

MARLOWE

HOSSELTON

MILLER

SECOND PLATOON

THE SECOND BATTALION IN MAI

fc.t

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COMPANY E

COMPANY F

COMPANY G

MILITARY BALL

LU!J II Mil ll ""

MILITARY BALL COMMITTEE

GEN. BROUGHER i\nSS BURDELL

WIITEHEAD

BURDELL

GRAND MARCH

THIRD BATTALION STAFF

NEWTON

CASTLEBERRY

JAMES

MAJOR JACK NEWTON
Battalion Commander

MARKS

!r3

MISS JOAN CASTLEBERRY
Sponsor

CAPTAIN GENE MARKS
Executive Officer

MISS BOBBIE NICKLES
Sponsor

1ST. LT. CHIC JAMES
Adjutant

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MISS MAUREEN O'CONNOR
Sponsor

O'CONNOR

NICKLES

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HEADQUARTERS

BOWMAN

SECOND PLATOON

STIREWALT

1st. Lt. Jerry Hopkins
Miss Barbara Bevin
2nd. Lt. Lloyd Havird

SECOND PLATOON

TALLEY

COMPANY K

PERSONNEL

1st. Lt. Ed Cawle
Miss Mary Kelly
2nd. Lt. A. L. Rieser
2nd. Lt. Louis Simon

CAWLEY

SECOND PLATOON

SIMON

PERSONNEL

1st. Lt. Bobby Baker
Miss Billy Jean Ruth
2nd. Lt. A. S. McGahee
2nd. Lt. Harry Sherman

-Co. Commander
Sponsor

BAKER

McGAHEE

EVANS

SECOND PLATOON

THIRD BATT

COMPANY I

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^fllMl

COMPANY K

1H1KU BATTALION STAI-F

SECOND BATTALION ST A

PRIZE DRILL 1948

BEST DRILLED R.O.T.C. COMPANY
Company E Commanded by Captain P. G. Perry

BEST DRILLED R.O.T.C. Platoon

1st. Platoon, Company E, Commanded by 1st. Lt. Joseph

Bailey

BEST DRILLED R.O.T.C. SQUAD

1st. Squad. 1st Platoon, Company E. Commanded by

S/Sgt. Robert A. Baker

BEST DRILLED FRESHMAN COMPANY
Company M, Commanded by 1st. Lt. Herman Oellerich

BEST DRILLED FRESHMAN PLATOON

1st. Platoon, Company L. Commanded by 2nd. Lt.

Burton Middlebrooks

BEST DRILLED FRESHMAN SQUAD

1st. Squad, 1st. Platoon, Company M Commanded by

Sgt. Roy Watkins

NEATEST CADET
S/Sgt. Ronald Jester

OUTSTANDING MEMBER OF THE BAND
Captain Robert M. Benson

THE GENERAL LEONARD WOOD MEDAL
1st. Lt. Paul E Smith

C. W. TULLY TROPHY
1st. Sgt. Herbert Bryant

LEVY MEDAL, BEST DRILLED R.O.T.C. CADET
Sgt. Charles Thomas

BEST DRILLED FRESHMAN CADET
Pvt. Harold Hoover

COHEN MEDAL. OUTSTANDING M5.4T. STUDENT
2nd. Lt. William Raines

AMERICAN LEGION SABRE
Company A, Commanded by Captain Thomas Kirkland

VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS SABRE
1st. Lt. Herman Oellerich

J. BLAND SCRUGGS MEMORIAL SABRE
Captain Thomas Kirkland

SHERIDAN MEMORIAL SABRE
Captain Thomas Kirkland

THE SHERIDAN MEMORIAL SABRE

The Richard B. Sheridan Memorial Sabre is an award made annually by
the Reserve Officers Association to the cadet officer of the R.( ).T.C. unit
who is judged to be the best soldier. The sabre is awarded in memory of
Richard Brinsley Sheridan, honor graduate of Richmond Academy, who lost
his life in the football uniform of West Point in 1931.

In order for a cadet to win this award, he must be not only an outstand-
ing officer, but also a versatile and capable student. Although there are no
rigid qualifications, custom has established that the recipient of this sabre be
a conscientious student, a proficient athlete, and a leader in class activities.
The most conspicious similarity between the boys who have won this sabre
is. however, their character. Without exception these students have been
first and foremost gentlemen. Thus. The Sheridan Sabre has come to be
the most coveted award made to any Richmond Academy student.

Award for 1948: Captain Thomas Richard Kirkland

SCRUGGS MEMORIAL SABRE

The J. Bland Scruggs Memorial Sabre is awarded annually by Professor
C. A. Scruggs in memory of hi- son, J. Bland Scruggs, to the cadet officer
at The Academy of Richmond County who is outstanding in military and
scholastic achievements. To be considered for this award, a student must
show by his deeds that he believes a sense of (airplay as essential an attribute
as any accomplishments or honors he may receive. This award is consider-
ed by the cadets as one of the school's highest honors.

Winner of 1948 Award: Captain Thomas Richard Kirkland

This sabre is presented each year to the member of the Junior Class who
distinguished himself as a leader on the drill field and as an able student in
Military Science and Tactics. The award is made by Post 3200, Veterans of
Foreign Wars.

Winner of 1948 Award : 1st. Lt. Herman J. Oellerich

THE AMERICAN LEGION SABRE

The American Legion Sabre is awarded each year to commander of the
company that has won the most parades during the school year. The sabre
is given by Post 63, American Legion.

Won by Company A, commanded by Captain Thomas Kirkland

Ailjlrtra

ROY E. ROLLINS
Athletic Director and Head Football Coach

FOOTBALL

FRANK INMAN

Basketball Coach

Ass't. Football Coach

W. L. MADEN
Secretary - Treasurer

LANGSTON BOLTON

Track Coach

"B" Varsity Football Coach

HARRY PARRISH

A. L. WILLIAMS

PHILIP MARLOWE
All GIAA Second Team
All Regional First Team

DERWENT LANGLEY
All GIAA Third Team
All Regional First Team

BOBBY WALKER, CAPTAIN
All Regional First Team

BILBO CHANCE
All Regional First Team

Sept. 17 Richmond 13

North Augusta

Sept. 24 Richmond 48

Elberton

Oct. 1 Richmond

Bass High

Oct. 8 Richmond 21

Jordan

Oct. 15 Richmond 7

Columbus

Oct. 22 Richmond 13

Benedictine

Oct. 29 Richmond 7

Smith High

Nov. 5 Richmond 7

Savannsh

Nov. 19 Richmond 7

Lanier

Nov. 25 Richmond 13

Catholic

Dec. 6 Richmond

Glynn

CARL WAAGNER
Alternate Captain

TOBIN

GORE

bllERRILL

WEATHERS. C.

PROCTOR

CARTER

"A" VARSITY

First Row: Drew, Chance, Wagner, Proctor, Hensley, Glisson, Marlowe, Langley, Overstreet, Barton, James.

Second Row: Wong, Hunter, Gore. Walker, Neelands, Sherrill, Kelly, Fouche. Daley, Baggott. Wall.

Third Row: Graybill, Weathers, C, Parrish. O'Daniel, Dodgen. Tobin, Saxon, Feese. Mitchell, Huguley, Weathers, R.

w .a,V 3fe*.

"B" VARSITY

First Row: Lanier, Hays, Babbitt. E., Babbitt, F., Fulcher, Douglass, MacMurphey, Bailie.

Second Row: Higgenbotham, Herndon, Rice, Kilpatrick. Atkins, Fender, Johnson. Philpot, Eidson.

Third Row: James, Hensley, Hardaway, Anderson, R.. Goodwin. Story. Barrow, Greer. Bridges, Ford. Jester.

Fourth Row: Penn. Reynolds, Cheeks, Kuglar, Eubanks, Reddish. Cohen, Brandon. Anderson, B.

Managers Standing: Chaval, Timmerman, Oellerich
Kneeling: Rollins, Bennett

The Cadets opened their 1948 football on the night of September 17 by turning back a North Augusta eleven by the
score of 12-6. Denvent Langley crashed over from the one-yard line to bring to an end a fiercely contested battle between
the two elevens.

In the next game the Musketeers turned back the Elberton High Blue
Devils by the overwhelming score of 48-0. Derwent Langley took the open-
ing kickoff and raced up the middle of the field for a "TD". Philip Marlowe
kicked the first of the six extra points of the evening and the onslaught was
on. The entire Cadet team saw action as Coach Rollins substituted freely.
Larry Wong, Arthur Glisson, and Langley scored twelve points apiece.

Next, the Musketeers journeyed to Atlanta only to be turned back by an
underrated Bass High team. The game was played on even terms until a
returned Richmond punt was brought up to the 28 yard line which set up the
Bass score. The try for the extra point failed, and the Blue Wave led 6-0. A
blocked punt and a 41 yard drive ended the scoring for the night. Bobby
Walker and Jack Dodgen shone brightly for the Musketeers on defense.

The following week in Columbus, Georgia, the Cadets edged out Jordan
High 21-19. The home team outplayed the Cadets throughout and went in-
to the dresssing room with a comforable 13-0 lead. At the beginning of the
third period it looked like a duplication of the first half when Jordan scored
on an 88 yard dash on the frst play from scrimmage and ran up a 19-0 lead.
Then that "never say die" Richmond spirit caught fire, and the Cadets rush-
ed to the 25 yard line of Jordan, and Langley went over for the score. Again
in the fourth period, Langley scored. The score was now 19-14. In the last
period with two minutes to play, Bilbo Chance threw a 38 yard pass to Jack
Dodgen and the lanky end went to the Jordan 1 yard line. Walter Dale}

SAXON

BAGGOTT

HUGULEY

BARTON

HUNTER

plunged into the Red Devil line for the winning T.D. The final score was
21-19 in favor of the Academy. "Snookie" Marlowe kicked three out of three
extra points.

( hi < ictober 15th, the Cadets played host to Columbus Blue Devils and
rame out on the short end of a 19-7 score. The cadet.- scored first on a Blue
Devil fumble on the tun yard line .it' Richmond. Bobby Walker plunged in-
to tin- line for the score. Phillip Marlowe's kick gave Richmond a short-
lived 7-0 lead. A (.'.11111111111,- |>ass late in tin- second quarter gave the Blue
Devils their first sc re. The Cadets lead 7-6 at the half. A cadet fumble 1 n
their own .'5 gave the Blue Devils their see. .11. 1 6 points, and the try for the
extra point was good. Late in the last quarter, Columbus scored again for
the victory.

Richmond defeated B.C. Military Xcadcnn for their first Region Two
Victory. Derwent Langley scored early in the first quarter after he went 54

yard- off tackle. Marlowe's kick tailed for the extra point, and the Cadet- led

6-0 till the final quarter. "Wee Wee'" Weathers raced to the Maroon 35 and
1 hance found Dodgen with a pass on the 1". Walker and Langley mov-
ed it within inches of the double stripes, and Chance went over. Tin- time
Marlowe'.- placement was good, and ARC won, 13-0.

Smith I [igh moved int.. the \RC Stadium on < let. _"' and beal the Ri II-
insmen, 20-7. The cadets scored first as Bobby Walker went over from the
15 and Marl. .we booted the extra point. Smith scored on an intercepted pass
late in the second quarter and raced 30 yards for the -core. Smith High
-cred again in the third period "ii a 3 yard plunge. Their final tally came

DODGEN

GLISSON

HENSLEY

MITCHELL

RABURN

O'DANIEL

DALEY

on the 10 yard touchdown pass late in the fourth period.

Richmond defeated the Savannah High Blue Jackets on the night of Nov-
ember Sth by the score of 7-0. Bobby Walker shone brightly for the cadets
with Langley and "Ludie" Glisson played bang-up ball for the Cadets. Bilbo
Chance scored from the 1 ft. line in the second quarter and Richard Weathers
held the pigskin as Marlowe booted the extra point.

The next week the team went to Macon, Georgia, where the Lanier Poets
ran wild over them. The Poets scored in every quarter while the cadets
could score only in the second quarter. This came after a 64 yard drive,
sparked-plugged by Walker and Langley. Chance passed to Dodgen for the
T.D. Marlowe booted the extra point.

On a beautiful Thanksgiving day, a fighting Richmond team beat Boys'
Catholic High 13-0 for the city Championship. Chance scored early in the
first period after Captain Walker made a first down on the 4. A Catholic
drive was stopped when Walter Daley intercepted a pass on the 5. The half
ended with the Shamrocks in control of the ball on the 50, and the cadets
leading 6-0. Dink Hensley scored on a run off tackle with only a minute
remaining in the game. Marlowe kicked the final point, and the Musketeers
won 13-0.

On December 6th, Richmond journeyed to Brunswick and was trampled
by the score of 24-0. The game was never in doubt as Glynn Academy w n
the game and Region Two Championship.

FOUCHE

WONG

PARRISH

WALL

NEELANDS

KELLY

OVERSTREET

FRANK INMAN
Coach

SCHEDULE

Richmond 51

Columbia

Savannah

Lanier

Columbia

Benedictine

Commercial

Lanier

Greenwood

Glynn Academy

Benedictine

Commercial

REGIONAL

TOURNAMENT

Richmond 47

Savannah

Benedictine

G. I. A. A.

TOURNAMENT

Rossville

55 Richmond

Kneeling: Baggott. R. Weathers. Herndon. Huguley. Hall.
Standing: Parrish. Sherrill, O'Daniel, Suddath. Daley. Greer.

With the return of six letterman from last year's team
the 1949 team turned in one of the most impressive records
in the history of basketball at Richmond. After finishing
the regular season with a record of 10 wins and 1 loss the
Cadets won the Regional Tournament in Savannah by edg-
ing out Benedictine in the finals. The following week they
traveled to Atlanta where they lost a heartbreaker to Ross-
ville High despite a last quarter rally. The team was repre-
sented on the GIAA mythical squad by LeRoy Suddath, who
was the sparkplug of the Cadet offense. Walter Daley,
sharpshooting forward, secured a second string berth. Sud-
dath and Daley also represented the Cadets on the All-
Tournament teams and on the All-Regional squad. Richard
Weathers and Gaines Huguley, speedy guards, had enough
votes to receive regional honors. Weathers "was named to
second string berths on both the Regional and Tournament
squads. Huguley was named to the second string All-Tour-
nament five. Jimmy O'Daniel, lanky forward, although not
making an all-star team, should be lauded for his depend-
able play and for the excellent job he did while acting as
captain during the tournaments. The eleven boys who
made up the team and their capable coach are proud of their
achievement.

SHERRILL

SUDDATH
All Regional Season Play First
Team: All Regional Tournament
First Team; All GIAA First Team;
All GIAA Tournament First Team.

O'DANIEL

HUGULEY
All Regional Tournament First
Team.

PARRISH

DALEY WEATHERS

All Regional Season Play 1st Team. All Regional Tournament 2nd Team.
All Regional Tournament 1st Team.

GREER

BAGGOTT

HALL

HERNDON

"B" VARSITY

1st Row: Stowall, Douglass, Griffin, Cook, Putman.

2nd Row: LaSure, Bennett, Entwistle, Babbitt, F., Nixon, Babbitt, E., Hill Farris, Benson.

Third Row: Gillion, Poppell, Pate, Garland, Hobson, Lutes, Reddish, Charles, Kirkland, Watkins.

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First Row: Kent, Hite, Lamb, Holland, Pirkle, Cason, Newton, Wright, Ford.

Second Row: Lever, Rufo, McMichael, Steinberg, Abney, Chandler. Grice, Yarborough, Barton, Raines, Longham. Powell.

Third Row: Anderson, Merger, Short, Rowe, Cheeks, Shead, Whatley, Hudlow, Peabody, Aenchbacker, Reed.

JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL

A. L. WIILIAMS
Coach

LUCKEY

ROGERS

RAINES

DORSEY

WRIGHT

WOODWARD

Kneeling: Scoggins, Avery, Wright, Dorsey. Saul.

Standing: Coach Williams, Clayton, Woodward, Luckey. Raines. Rogers.

J. C. A. GIRLS' BASKETBALL

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First Row: Mary Whitaker, Ann Whatley, Bobby Ann Robertson, Joanne Nason, Dorothy Henderson

Second Row: Susanne Levine, Frankie Walton, Kathy Marriott, Hilda Long, Dorothy Rozier.

Third Row: Helen Hoffman, Elizabeth Hoffman. Betty Chandler, Pat Simon, Mary Ann Thomas, Coach Bolton.

THE RICHMOND ACADEMY GOLF TEAM

A, R. C. GOLF TEAM SCHEDULE

April 1 Richmond vs. Aiken High April 15 Richmond vs Aiken High

April 8 Richmond vs Lanier and Catholic High April 22 Richmond vs Lanier and Columbus

May 13-14 State Meet at Athens, Ga.

GENE MARKS

BILLY PARSONS

FLEMING NORVELL

ROBERT REED

LARRY McCRARY

RICHMOND ACADEMY TENNIS TEAM

Kneeling: Sam Fleming, Hubert Tarpley. Elliott Porter.

Standing: Keith Charles, J. O. Smith. Jr., LeRoy Suddath, Gaines Huguley, Tommy Knotts.

A. R. C. TENNIS SCHEDULE

March 18 Richmond vs Aiken High
March 25 Richmond vs Aiken High
April 1 Richmond vs Lanier
April 15 Richmond vs Lanier
April 22 Richmond vs Savannah
April 30 Richmond vs G.MA.
May 13-14 State Meet at Athens Ga.

J. Q-A. TENNIS TEAM

J, C. A, T

S TEAM SCHEDULE

April 9 The Citadel Here

April 29 The Citadel there

May 6 Georgia Military College here

May 20 Georgia Military College there

Kneeling: Scoggins, Fleming, Pudor, Pund.

Standing: Capers, Raines, Ansley, Phillips, Coach, C. H. Mitchell.

PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES

FRIEDMAN TROPHY

Phillip Marlowe, Coach Rollins, President Hardy, Supt. Langford, Bobby Walker.

FIRST TEAM REGIONAL TROPFIIES

Coach Bolton, Phillip Marlowe, Bilbo Chance, Bobby Walker, Coach Inman.

Kneeling: Anne Goolsby, Betty Chandler, Mary Kelly, Elizabeth Hoffman.
Standing: Curtis Luckey, Jack Newton, Tolly Brinkley, Bobby Cooper.

CITY CHAMPIONSHIP

Brother Robert, President Hardy, Bobby Walker, Billy Lange

$mtm?B

BEAUTY QUEEN
Betty M. Chandler

ANN REESE

ELIZABETH HOFFMAN

ANN BURGAMY

ANN MeCLENDON

PEGGY PEABODY

FRANCES AMICK

VALEDICTORIANS

WILLIAM H. FLEMING, II

RICHARD J. KELLY

PATSY O'CONNOR
Most Versatile Girl

BRIAN MERRY
Most Versatile Boy

BOBBY WALKER
Best Senior Athlete

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GAINES HUGULEY
Most Versatile Senior

HERMAN OELLERICH
Best Looking Senior

BOBBY BAGGOTT
Most Popular Senior

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JO I N THE

March c f Dimes

THE

PATSY O'CONNOR

LEONARD COTTS

CONRAD McGAHEE

EDITORIAL STAFF

Patsy O'Connor
Leonard Cotts

Conrad McGahee, Managing- Editor

Brian Merry
Ann Reese
Edna Smoak

Editors-in-Chief

Associate Hilitors

BRIAN MERRY

Mary Anna Ogden

Bob Pudor Activities Editors

Marian Meiere

Russell i lair

Athletic Editors

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ANN REESE

llol) Maggott

Herman Oellerich, Military Editor

Robert Symms

Righton Robertson

I >anny \ Staff

Sam Fleming Photographers

Charles Teuton

George Kelly

Phillip I .Hi' -

Art Editors

EDNA SMOAK

C. M. ETHEREDGE

Richard Kelly

Bob Jump, Copy Editor

RUSSELL HAIR

BUSINESS STAFF

Business Manaeer

Business Manager

-Elizabeth Hoffman

..Jack Wong

ELIZABETH HOFFMAN

Assistant Business Managers :

Suzanne Levine
Bill Morris
Mendel Silbert
Helen Hoffman
Eloise Nixon
Barbara Price
Lloyd Havird
Adrian Cohen
Irving Ghitter

Circulation Manager

-Warren Blanchard

JACK WONG

Assistant Circulation Managers :

Peggy Meads
Lois Huff
Mary Ann Thomas
Ann Burgamy
Miriam Siskin
Anne Otwell
Gene Kelly
Louis Powell

WARREN BLANCHARD

FACULTY ADVISERS

H. O. READ, Editorial Staff
C. M. ETHEREDGE, Business Staff

THE MUSKETEER STAFF

The Musketeer

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FIRST ISSUE OF MUSKETEER: APRIL 2, 1928

EDITORIAL STAFF

Brian Merry
George Kelly .
Bobby Ansley

Archie Bennett
E. S. Bonbam
Gene Bowman
W. E. Brandenburg

E. R. Bush
P. I. Calamas
J. M. Dicks
William Dye
W. S. Eubanks
H.C. Geer

F. G. Howard
P. W. Murphy
Bob McGee
Charles Nicholas
J. B. Pender
Herman Oellerich

_ Literary Editor

Managing Editor
-JCA News Editor

t'. A. Pippin
M. B. Roberts

F. D. Smith

II. L. Stirewalt

Albert Verdery

('. R. Walker '

ge Wright

BUSINESS STAFF

H. C. leer, Business Manager

A. M. Cohen

I. I). Voss

nil. McGahee, Jr.

H. W. Woodward

FACULTY ADVISERS

G. M. Scott
B.R.Smith

MERRY

SCOTT

5* ^ ll

WRIGHT

SMITH

JOE NIXON
President

SKIPPY MOODY
Secretary

Bert Harbin
Irvin Hightower
Don Reynolds
Fred Chandler
J. G. Moore
Billy Raines
Mickey Satcher
Ed Dorset

MEMBERS

Bill Maden
Stewart Capers
Tom Maxwell
Janus Livingston
Dick Junes
Jack N'ewton
John Coleman

OTIS CARTLEDGE
Treasurer

ROBERT ANDERSON
Vice-President

CADET HI*Y

BOBBY BAGGOTT
President

ff|

HERMAN OELLERICH
Vice-President

EMORY FARR J^^ ^

Treasurer ^~

HARRY PARRISH
Aduiscr

MEMBERS

George Baird
Brad Bennett
Ozie Brantley
Rogers Feese
Paul Greer
Dan Hall
Dink Hensley
Bobby Home
Gaines Huguley
Charles Jarrett
Gene Kelly
Frank McDaniel
Gene Marks
Fleming Xorvell
Jimmie O'Daniel
Elliott Porter
Robert Reed
Webb Sherrill
Howard Timmerman
Richard Edwards
Bill Drew
W. C. Cook
Hugh Xeelands
Jimmie Pvle
L. Lee
Richard Weathers

ACADEMY HLY

OFFICERS

Chick James, President
Bi ibby Baker, Vice-President
Dickie Griffin. Secretary
Tuny Mulherin, Treasurer
Billy Philpot, Chaplain

MEMBERS

Robert Riley

\V lbury Rinker

Leroy Suddatli
Lymen Williams
Bill Brandon
Ed Brandon
I His Benson
Earl Cha\ el
l)enni> Foster
lame- I [ardaway
Tommy Ilerndon
Travis Higginbotham
George Kelly
Wayland Lamar
James Layton
George Mitchell

JAMES

RICHMOND HI*Y

Roy Anderson
Lonnie Boardman
Edwin Douglass
Tommy Douglass
Herbert Elliott
Tom Goodwin
Jimmy Hatcher
Jimmie Havron
Nath Hayes
Jimmie Harrison
Grady Howard
Billy Hill

Richard Kelly
Eugene Matthews
Roger Miller
Butch Mulherin
Billy Maxwell
Billy Morris
Larry McCrary
Irvin Rice
Tommy Sanders
George Sheftall
Roy Simkins

A *

OFFICERS

Billy Evans. President
Harry Sherman, Vice-President
Jimmy Boatwright, Secretary
Lloyd Havird, Treasurer
Russell Hair, Chaplain

ADVISER

Sgt. C. W. Tully

EVANS

SHERMAN

TULLY

HAVIRD

HAIR

ZETA RHO SIGMA

MARIAN MEIERE
President

MEMBERS

Ann Reese
Ann Burgamy
Joan Bj rd
M.u\ \nn Thomas
Ann Warr
Ann Whatley
Lois Huff
I [elen I [i ifman
Elizabeth ! [i iffman
Eloise Nixon
Ann < j"i ilsby
Pegg) Meads
Eleanor Jackson
Betty Chandler
Frances I (urden
Pat Hale
Pat Simon

PATSY O'CONNOR
Vice-President

MARY ANNA OGDEN
Secretary

J. S. REISER
Adviser

EDNA SMOAK
Treasurer

BILLY LANGE
President

SIDNEY FOSTER
Secretary

RAY SIMS
Treasurer

J. S. REISER

Bobby Cooper

Buddy 1 )eVaney

Ed Wright

Billy Hughes

Jack I vey

Conrad Mc( iahee

Billy Wodward

lack Reddick

Bobby Parrish

diaries Rucker

Wheldon Hair

J. P. Price

J. C. A. LITERARY SOCIETY

4>i

PHILIP SHAPIRO
Vice-President

BOBBY ANSLEY
Presidejit

PATSY O'CONNOR RONALD GALLOWAY

Secretary Treasurer

C. M. SUTTON

MEMBERS

Emorj Vrrington
Ann Burgamy

Juan l!\ rd
Howard Jolles
Suzanne Levine
Edgar Mel )aniel
Conrad McGahee
Marian Meiere
Brian Merry
Mary Anna ' Igden
Ann Reese
Miriam Siskin
Edna Smoak

Adviser

BETA CLUB

L. R. RICHARDSON
Adviser

RICHARD KELLY RICHARD

President CHEESEBOROUGH

Secretary

BILLY BRANAN
Treasurer

MEMBERS

J. D. Burch
George Baird
Jimmy Boatwright
Leonard Cotts
William A. Dozier
Herbert Elliott
Billy Evans
Emory Farr
Irving Ghitter
Billy Hill
Robert Huntley
I. I lunter
Ronald Jester
Way land Lamar
J. Langley
l it-ne Marks
Bill Parsons
Righton Robertson
Marvin Sears
( reorge Sheftall
I larry Sherman
Leon Simon
Albert Huyck
( iene Kelly
Waller Rose

STUDENT COUNCIL

WEATHERS
LANGE

OFFICERS

Richard Weathers. President
Gaines Huguley, Vice-President

per, Secretarj
Billy Lange, Treasurer

Elro^ I luPuis, Aih iser

DUFUIS

MEMBERS

Billy Fleming
Curtis Luckey
Toll) Brinkley
Morris W'arr
Richard Edwards
Tommy Knotts
"thick" James
< Jene Kellj
Edwin I louglass
Richard Balkcum
Brad Bennett
Edward I )rake
Rufus Mali incv
W. V. Sheppard

MURPHY

WHTTAKER

OFFICERS

Jimmy Murphy, Past Master Councilor
Bob Whitaker, Master Councilor
Conrad McGahee, Senior Councilor

George Kelly

Paul Hair

Billy Woodward

Lewis Simon

Wheldon Hair

Charles Pippin

Russell Hair

Warren Blancharci

Bob Jump

Walker Penland

Bryan DuBose

Woodbury Rinker

Pete Burgamy

Thomas Ergle

Sam Dillender

David Barnes

Dan Hall

Tunney Bowman

Walter Brandenburg

Richard Pinder

Bill Drew

Ed Cawley

Ed Wright

R. B. Anderson

Freddy Walters

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SATCHER

ANSLEY

MEMBERS

Joe Nixon
Warren Blanchard
Joe Bailey
Bill Maden
Lewis Powell
Robert Parrish
Raymond Walters
Bervl Tannenbaum
Lamar Murray

OFFICERS

Inman Phillips, President
Mickey Satcher, Vice-President
Al Phillips. Secretary
Bobby Ansley, Treasurer
Ronald Galloway, Chaplain
J. S. Reiser. Adviser

REISER

The purpose of the newly-reactivated Rho Chi pre-medical fraternity is, as in the past, to better acquaint
its members with the medical profession. This is accomplished by programs concerning some phase of the
medical profession and by occasional talks by doctors and medical students.

DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING CLUB

McGAHEE

BENSON

REESE

Landon Aldridge
Bobby Banks
Leon Barton
limmie Beatse
Bobby Beck-
Robert Bridges
William Broadwater
Pete Calamas
Ed Cawley
Donald Cheeks
Henry Cook
Claud Cooper
Shelton Eubanks

Jack Hixon
William Hundley
Paul Simon
Roy Irby
Calvin Johnson
Robert Lamb
John Logan
Hugh Lord
Tom Marsh
Ted Mathis
Elvin McDonald
Furman Padgett
Robert Padgett

James Patrick
James Pollock
Randolph Prescott
Cleon Price
Jimmie Proctor
Charles Reid
Wayne Rhodes
James Smith
Charles Spence
Jimmie Stewart
James Thomas
William Thompson
Donald Williams

OFFICERS

Albert McGahee, President
Thurman Adams, Vice J President
Bobby Lee, Secretary
[niard Gibbs, Secretary
Cobby Benson, Treasurer
J. W. Thomas, Reporter
Lewis E. Reese, Adviser

OFFICERS

Marion Smith, President
William Nelson, Vice-President
Sonny Reid, Treasurer
James Mitchell, Reporter
Ri ibert Mc( !ee, Secretary

E. M. I [orne, Ad\ iser
R. L. Luckey, Adviser

MEMBERS

Left to right: Robert McGee. Secretary, James Mitchell, Reporter, Sonny Reid.
Treasurer; (Standing) R. L. Luckey, Adviser, Wiliam Nelson. Vice-President,
Marion Smith. President.

The Future Farmers of America, or FFA as it is usually
known, is a national organization of boys studying vocational
agriculture in high school. The object and aims of the society
are essentially this: t" help a farm boj to help himself. By
participating in its varied activities a member learns more
about the vocation of farming, develops his own capacities,
cultivates an interest in his community, and gets a better un-
derstanding of national problems involving the business of
farming.

James Willingham

vonald Jacksi in

ulian Clark
Joe I lughes
(iuy Atkins
Eugene Adams
Joe ( lawley

Vnson ( 'larke
Floyd Chancey
Robert I lozier
Walter Gaskill
ild Gibbs
Tommie Ireene
\ ernon I tarrell
Frank Howard
Fred Jarrell
James Jeff coat
Claude Kej
Larry King
Frank Matthews
William Morris
Edward Portwood
Everett Scarborough

Elliott Stanford
Billy Turner
i i it ge Welch

I >a\ id Smith
Jimmie Terrel
1 larold Adams
( Hey Anderson
( arl Bagby
B. bb) ladle
Stanley I lorn
Warren liuhanks
Robert < jibbs
L. V. Jeffcoat
Ralph Mason
James Morris
Ronnie N'ix
[ames Patterson
William Sikes
J. C. Sims
Tom Stanford
Ted Stewart
Lamar Storey

GOLD "R" SOCIETY

HAIR

Honor points for membership in this society may
be earned in scholarship and student activities. To
be eligible for membership, a candidate must have
a total of twelve points distributed in each of the
two main fields. The conduct record and char-
acter of each candidate must l>e approved by the
II' n. irs i ..mmiltee.

KELLY

MURPHEY

MEMBERS

II. Russell Hair
Richard J. Kelly
Paul W. Murphcy
Herman J. Oellerich
Bobby Rouse

OELLERICH

PHI THETA KAPPA

Membership in Phi Theta Kappa, a national honor-
ary fraternity, is limited to those Junior College
students who have completed three semesters' work
wih a grade average of 90 or better.

OFFICERS

Bobby Ansley, President
Rosemary Radford, Vice-President
Howard Jolles, Secretary-Treasurer

John Cumbee
VVm. H. Fleming
Brian Merry
James Price
Mary Smith

Faculty Adviser

C. H. Mitchell

SMITH

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Watches Silverware Diamonds

Sales and Service

M. A. Beckum W. C . Jones

Phone 2-6707

PERKINS LUMBER CO.

LUMBER

BUILDING MATERIAL MILLWCRK

DOORS SASH
618 Thirteenth St. Augusta, Ga.

CONGRATULATIONS

and

BEST WISHES

BUSH'S FLORIST

111 Pine Grove Ave.

1106 Broad St.

WIN -DO -LUXE VENETIAN BLINDS

RICHMOND
VENETIAN BLIND CO.

1775 Kissingbower Road Phone 3-8286

Augusta, Georgia

PATRONIZE

Augusta Ice & Coal Company

100" HOME INDUSTRY

Compliments of

HULL, WILLINGHAM, TOWILL and NORMAN
Attorneys - at - Law

MARGARET LOTZ
-Specialty Shop-

DIAL 2-5937
827 Greene Street Auguaa, Ga.

Compliments of

MANGET BROTHERS

COTTON
Augusta, Georgia

Compliments of

GEO. C. BAIRD & CO.

Augusta. Georgia

Compliments of

CHARLES HARMON

GOLF PROFESSIONAL

At Augusta Country Club

Compliments
of

VALLEY COACHES
& RADIO CABS

Augusta. Georgia

COLLEGE PHARMACY

DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS

Telephone 3-3687 1801 Walton Way

Augusta. Georgia

J. B. WHITE'S

A.R.C. andJ.CA. GRADUATES OF '49

J. B. White's, whose Small Profit Margin Policy has made it Augusta's lead-
ing department store, salutes the 1949 graduates of Richmond Academy and
Junior College uf Augusta, leading citizens of the Augusta of tomorrow.

Compliments of

PHILLIPS & WILLS1 FMTIJRE (II.

971 BRCAD STREET AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

Compliments of

SOUTHERN FINANCE
CORPORATION

"REALTORS'

Loans, Real Estate, Rents

and Insurance

All Your Clothes
Should Go To

SNOW'S

LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING

1384 Greene Street

LILY TULIP CUP CORP.

MAKERS OF

PAPER DRINKING CUPS AND FOOD
CONTAINERS

1550 Wri~htsb:ro Road

Phone 3-2214

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

Compliments of

McCOY MOTOR COMPANY

1121-25 Reynolds Street Phone 2-1796

Compliments of

HARLEY'S GROCERY

2102 Central Avenue
Phones: 3-4419 3-4410

CHARLES FULCHER
AND HIS ORCHESTRA

FULCHER VIOLIN and PIANO SHOP
339 Ellis Street Phone 2-8595

Compliments of

League, Duvall & Powell, Inc.

William J. Kelly, ..President

F. H. A. LOANS

REAL ESTATE AND

GENERAL INSURANCE

Augusta, Georgia

Where Quality, Accuracy and Fair
Policy Prevail

TWIGGS

PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS

To Eye Physicians

Augusta, Georgia

EASTERN MOTOR CO.

'YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER"

595 Broad Street

Augusta, Ga.

MARKS HEATING & AIR
CONDITIONING CO.

We Specialize in the Following:

HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING

Both Domestic and Commercial

HOT POINT ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES

Your Dependable Service Man

Phone 2-3645

702 Twiggs St. Augusta, Ga.

N
C.

RED LION GRILL

AUGUSTA'S FINEST

Home of the "Thing"

DINNER RESTAURANT

SOUTHS FINEST

1934 Walton Way

DRIVE-IN REST

Greene at East Boundary

HUGH and AR1

'HUR GREENE

Compliments of

SCROGGS & EWING

Compliments
of

MULHERIN LUMBER CO.

BOARDMAN MOTOR CO.

STUDEBAKER

7th & Reynolds

Phone 2-9966

Compliments
of

S. H. KRESS & COMPANY
5c -10c -25c Store

834 Broad Street

Augusta, Ga.

SMOAK'S BAKERY

HOMEMADE BREAD. CAKES
AND PIES

Dial 3-5931 2108 Central Ave.

Dial 3-2391 1907 Walton Way

BERNARD'S

DRAPERIES SLIP COVERS

YARD GOODS CURTAINS

976 Broad Street Augusta, Ga.

Telephone 2-3069

Compliments of

THE MOTOR SUPPLY
COMPANY, Inc.

Compliments of

LEWIS BARBER SHOP

Compliments of

MILLER THEATER

iphi

The South's Most Beautiful and Modern Theater

IMPERIAL - MOD JESK A - RIALTO
THEATERS

THOS. H. BRITTINGHAM
& COMPANY

Plumbing and Heating Contractors

919 Twelfth Street

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

GEORGIA TRUCK &
EQUIPMENT CO., Inc.

Distributors

CADILLAC AUTOMOBILES and

G.M.C. TRUCKS

Telfair at Tenth Phone 2-6876

Augusta, Georgia

B. & B. LUMBER &
SUPPLY CO.

Phone 2-2359

Augusta, Ga.

BUILDING MATERIALS LUMBER

MILLWORK DOORS SASH

Yard & Office, 1245 D'Antignac St.,

Corner 13th Street

F. E. FERRIS & COMPANY

"Clothes of the Better Kind for Men
and Fashions for Youth"

HICKEY FREEMAN
DOBBS
ARROW

752 Broad Street

Augusta, Ga.

MEN'S WEAR

730 BROAD STREET

Compliments of

Willis Irvin, Architect

HELEN STUART IRVIN, Associate
Architect

722 Greene Street

Augusta, Ga.

Compliments of

EMPIRE FURNITURE CO.

"Complete Household Furnishings"
1201 - 03 Broad St. Dial 2-5435

SPORTING GOODS
Photographic Supplies

BOWEN BROS.

"Since 1849"
905 Broad Street Augusta, Ga.

LAKE VIEW PHARMACY

SUMERAU'S

Phone 3-4495

1800 Broad St. Augusta, Ga.

Compliments

RIVERSIDE MILL

Success

and

Congratulations

to the

QRADS o

Whatever your destination college, technical
school or business we wish you one and all lots
of good luck and success throughout your entire
career.

Georgia Railroad Bank r Trust Company

The Citizens <S- Southern National Bank

The National Exchange Bank of Augusta

Georgia Railroad Bank r Trust Company

Uptown Branch

HUNDRED AND LIGHT YEARS
OF BAKING EXCELLENCE

ClauSSeriS

Bread

FAVORED OVER A <===== ^W*fc^ YEARS

COMMERCIAL CREDIT
CORPORATION

- Loans -

Auto

Furniture

Compliments

WHITE'S PRODUCTS CO.

Compliments

W.INMAN CURRY

Blanche Cotton Mills, Inc.

AUGUSTA. GEORGIA

Georgia

Sporting

319 - Seventh Stree

Goods,

Inc.

(EQUIPMENT FOR ALL

SPORTS)

AUGUSTA'S ONLY DEALER IN RAWLING

and WILSON EQUIPMENT

Dial 2-1961

W. E. RAINES CO., Inc.

BUILDING SPECIALTIES

HOME EQUIPMENT

813 Reynolds St. Phones 2-2176 2-0161

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

LOMBARD BRINSON

Exclusive Men's Wear

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

SHERMAN AND

HEMSTREET, Inc.

Realtors

Augusta, Georgia

Fair - Jopling - Andrews
Appliance Co.

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL

Sales Service

303 - 9th Street 519 - 13th Street

Phone 2-9854 Phone 2-6997

COMPLIMENTS OF

The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co.

Manufacturers of

COTTONSEED PRODUCTS

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

SANFORD'S CHICKEN
COOP

STEAKS CHICKEN LOBSTER
1326 Greene Street Augusta, Ga.

Compliments
of

GEORGIA -CAROLINA

WAREHOUSE and

COMPRESS CO.

J. D. Bartley, V. P. & Treas.

JOHNSON'S MARKET

QUALITY MEATS FRESH DRESSED
POULTRY

2104 Central Avenue

DIAL 3-3653 or 3-3654

Compliments of

T. J. CARSTARPHEN CO.

Wholesale

MELBA and JOHN RUSKIN CIGARS

743 Greene Street

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

Compliments

of
A. J. FOGEL
B. P. MAYS

The Furniture Market

1019 Broad Street

Colonial

Compliments of

DIXIE COAL COMPANY

QUALITY

COAL FUEL OIL

1370 Greene Street Dial 2-6677

Murphey - Weatherf ord
Plumbing & Heating Co.

412 Ninth Street Phone 2-8556

Augusta, Georgia

C&npaiuhihns fa the C^ $s & l '49

Davison's will be ready to serve you for your
college clothes are career wardrobe just as we
have with each previous graduation . . .
from tiny tot through pigtailers and teens.

1)^M

Our New Store

One of the Finest in
the South

864 Broad

Murphy Stationery Co.

SOCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
STATIONERY

718 Broad Street

Dial 2-2122

Compliments of
WYKE C. IVEY, Jr.

W. C. IVEY COAL CO.

40 Years of Serving Augusta

GOOD COAL AT ALL TIMES

1009 Roberts Street

Dial 2-8218 Augusta, Ga.

CENTRAL CLEANERS

608 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia

SUB STATION PARTRIDGE INN

"Where Good Cleaning is Not Expensive"

5 YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE

WATERPROOFING MOTHPROOFING

Developing Printing Enlarging

N & W Camera Exchange

"EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC"

Cameras Photo Supplies Accessories
Movie Equipment

Dial 2-4057 220 Eigth Street

Augusta, Georgia

Compliments of

THE AUGUSTA HERALD

An Independent Newspaper

AUGUSTA OWNED -AUGUSTA EDITED

CALL ME AT THE

RECREATION CENTER

"Finest In The South"

Charlie Naomi. Owner

708 Broad Street Augusta, Ga.

WOODWARD MOTOR
SALES

1002 Greene Street Phone 4-3005

WE BUY TRADE AND SELL ALL

MAKES AND MODELS OF CARS

AND TRUCKS

'Where Your Patronage Is Appreciated"

IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL

GET YOUR HAIRCUTS AND SHINES
AT THESE BARBER SHOPS:

212 Seventh Street

213 Sixth Street

1147 Broad Street

"Service With a Smile"

BRIGHAM'S

COMPLETE FOOD STORES
1732 Broad Street
2108 Broad Street

Compliments of

SIG COX

Refrigerating Air Conditioning

1565 Broad St. Phone 2-3556

Augusta, Georgia

KAISER

FRAZER

McDonald & Weathersbee
Motors, Inc.

Ill - 5th Street

Augusta, Ga.

Compliments of

HOUSTON
ICE AND COAL CO.

13th and D'Antignac Streets

BEST GRADES COAL and COKE
BLOCKED and CRUSHED ICE

Prompt Delivery

BOTTLING COMPANY OF AUGUSTA

PHONE 2-4252

SMOKE

HAV - A -TAMPA

CIGARS

JOHN J. MILLER CO.
Distributor

Compliments

J. C. PENNEY CO.

840 Broad Street
Augusta, Georgia

Compliments
of

HARDY'S CLEANERS

"The Bright Spot in Cleaning"
1803 Walton Way

HAGLER TRUCK CO.

Local Finance Company

LTD.

4 MASONIC BUILDING

(First Floor Lobby)

Phone 2-7161 Augusta. Ga.

BICYCLES MOTORBIKES
MOTORCYCLES

R. L. SUMERAU & SON

1248 Broad St.

Dial 2-5301

Compliments
of

Southeastern Fur Company

Skinner Auto Supply Co.

564 Broad Street

Augusta, Ga.

Phone 2-2601

REAL ESTATE SALES LOANS
INSURANCE

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Over 31 Year's Experience

Blanchard & Calhoun
Realty Company

Augusta, Ga.

Dial 2-6621

Carey F. Weathers
Transfer & Storage Co.

Local and Long Distance Moving

Operating in 28 States

A COMPLETE MOVING SERVICE

1268 Druid Park Ave. Phone 3-2211

Sikes

Coal

Coke

Co.

Established

1884

WRIGHTSBORO AT 15th STREET

Ladies Smart Apparel Exclusive Millinery

SIMON'S STYLE CENTER

211 Ninth Street Telephone 2-8475

Augusta, Georgia

Just Off Broad

Wm. Schweigert Co.

JEWELERS

GIFTS NOVELTIES CHINA

GLASSWARE

846 BROAD STREET

FUEL OIL

LUBRICATING OILS

LUBRICATING GREASES
SANITARY SUPPLIES
CHEMICALS

PHOENIX OIL CO.

625 - 5th Street Phone 2-5321

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

Compliments
of

WARE BUICK COMPANY

627 Broad Street Augusta, Ga.

Phone 2-5395

RITZ GRILL

STEAKS CHOPS FRIED CHICKEN

Phone 2-9252

Under New Management

Corner 8th and Ellis St. Augusta. Ga.

Portrait* y,

BREAULT

a c4re J^aAting yitemorieJ '

Portraits - Home Portrait s - Weddings - Commercial

BREAULT'S STUDIO
916 Greene Street
Augusta, Ga.

Heating

Rock Wool Insulation

Built Up Roofing

Modern Roofing & Metal
Works, Inc.

THE BEST IN ROOFING AND

SHEET METAL WORK

930 Walker Street Phone 2-6462

AUGUSTA. GEORGIA

Compliments
of

HARRISON Advertising
Agency

Herald Building

Augusta, Ga.

Compliments
of

TOWN TAVERN

WGAC

58 ON YOUR DIAL

The Favorite

Station of

A.R.C. and Junior College Students

Now and all thru the years

to come

TAKE A TIP

FROM THE CHEF

USE

FAMOUS GEORGIA HASH

and

BRUNSWICK STEW

FOR DELICIOUS MEALS

AND SO EASY TO PREPARE

Castleberry's Food Co.

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

For the Treat of Your Life
Enjoy

anckehV
ICECREAM x

McElmurray Furniture Co.

FURNITURE THAT ENDURES

923 Broad Street

Augusta, Georgia

Compliments of

Morgan Truck & Tractor
Company

INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS

FARMALL TRACTORS

101 - 7th Street Augusta, Ga.

GEORGIA | RO H U1DRK5 CD.

Compliments
of

H. SHMERLING, Jeweler

910 Broad Street

Stark Empire Laundry

CASH AND CARRY SERVICE
Delivery Service Phone 3-3611

Compliments

Silver's Music Department

906 Broad Street
Augusta, Georgia

Latest Recordings By Top Artists
Sheet Music Accessories

GILBERT FURNITURE CO.

"Complete Household Furnishings''

Phone 2-2021 1007 Broad Street

Augusta, Georgia

THE
MILK BAR

FOUNTAIN SERVICE

SANDWICHES

TASTE -RITE ICE CREAM

AUGUSTA, DAIRIES, Inc.

To The Hull

The Academy of Richmond County

(Founded 1785)

^fteetinqs

FROM

THE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE

"The South's Oldest Newspaper"

Established 1785

Compliments of

952 Broad Street

Augusta, Ga.

LITTLE RED HEN GRILL

"Just a Little Different"

Phone 6-1701

2130 Cenrtal Ave.

W, T. GRANT CO.

KNOWN FOR VALUES

930 Broad Street

Compliments of

Gregory's Barber Shop

213 -8th Street

Groceries, Fresh Meats, and Vegetables

EUBANKS & HILL
FOOD STORE

Dial 2-8494

848 - 9th Street

AUTO SUPPLY CO.

COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE

Phones 2-7223 2-7210
214-18 Sixth Street Augusta, Ga.

Compliments

HARRIS, CHANCE and

Mccracken

Compliments
of

HARRISONS TRANSFER
COMPANY

The pause that refreshes

OTUED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY

AUGUSTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

Compliments
of

SIMKINS SEED COMPANY

987 Broad Street
Dial 2-8157

DESOTO

PLYMOUTH

AUTHORIZED
SALES SERVICE

Garrison - Roberts Motors,
Inc,

111-115 Eighth Street
Augusta, Ga. Phone 4-1424

SCOTT'S MEAT MARKET

LYNWOOD SCOTT, Prop.

- Featuring -

Native and Western Meats Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Poultry and Seafood Groceries

313 - 8th Street

Phones 2-6496-2-6497

Compliments of

LEWIS YOUNGBLOOD
SERVICE STATION

SINCLAIR STATION
Corner 13th and Broad

Compliments of

Electrical Equipment Co.

624 Ellis Street

Phone 2-6686

Compliments of

INTERSTATE

COFFEE CO

AUGUSTA PAPER CO.

SCHOOL SUPPLIES

CORRUGATED & FOLDING BOXES

AND SPECIALTIES

6th and Reynolds

Phone 2-2696

AUGUSTA RADIO CO.

RADIOS HOME APPLIANCES
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS

'Augusta's Largest Record Department"
855 Broad Street

BENTLEY BROTHERS

FURNITURE
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS

The Store of Friendly Service
Bread at 11th Streets Phone 2-5309

BASSFORD MOTOR
COMPANY

844 Reynolds Sreet
Phone 2-8921

BE SMART RIDE A CUSHMAN
MOTOR SCOOTER TO SCHOOL

Distributors: All Kinds

Mercury Canoes Boats

Outboard Motors and Cruisers

Truluck

Candy Company

DISTRIBUTOR

LAYS

Chips,

2110 C

Sandwiches,

entral Av'enue

Peanuts

After the game meet me at

FOSKOSKIE'S DRIVE-IN

W. O. (Buck) Rushton, Prop.

CHICKEN & STEAKS OUR SPECIALTY

SANDWICHES AND SOFT DRINKS
Dial 2-9216 Curb Service

Gardner Byrd

Harvey Arrington

B. & A. AUTO SALES

USED CARS

BOUGHT SOLD AND TRADED

EASY TERMS

Dial 2-4144 1203 Reynolds St.

Augusta, Georgia

THE JONES FURNITURE
COMPANY

Established 1896
1010 BROAD STREET
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

DIAL 2-5588
DIXIE CAB SERVICE

Two - Way Radio Equipped

"POSITIVELY WHITE ONLY"

553 Ellis Street Augusta, Ga.

THE SOUTHS OLDEST NURSERY"

FRUITLAND NURSERIES

"EVERYTHING THAT'S BEAUTIFUL"

Compliments of

CONSUMER'S FEED &
SEED CO.

Compliments of

Warren Walker, Jeweler

DIAMONDS-

CRYSTAL

SILVER

CHINA

831 Broad Street

Phone 2-7447

This Georgia-Pacific Trademark

Identifies Some of the World's Finest

PLYWOOD

LIMBER

TIMBER PRODUCTS

si--

Georgia-Pacific Plywood Luhiber Co.

GENERAL OFFICES: AUGUSTA. GA . U. S A. .

LET YOUR HOME REFLECT

GRACIOUSNESS AND CHARM

SOUTH'S

LEADING

HOME

FURNISHERS

719 BROAD STREET

INVITE

YOUR

ACCOUNT

DIAL 2-9029

DORIS JEWELERS

"THE HOUSE OF STERLING"

JERNIGAN HARDWARE
CO.

RETAIL WHOLESALE
1033 Broad Street 922 Walker St.

#Utr<%Z*gfaf&

#ne.

COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS

745 Ellis Street

Augusta, Georgia

Art Metal Steel Office Equipment

"Since 1889"

AUGUSTA LUMBER CO.

BUILDING MATERIAL
LUMBER MILLWORK

Dial 2-1813

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

GRAHAM U -DRIVE IT

Phone 2-6408 - 09

828 Ellis Street

Compliments of

McLELLAN'S STORES
COMPANY

Friendly Service

STRUCTURAL TILE

mm ims. brick & mi: en.

Established 1899

Masonic Bldg.

Augusta, Georgia

COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES
OF

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS AND REVENUES

RICHMOND COUNTY

David F. Franklin, Chairman

P. L. Bowers

James P. Walker

L. B. Furtick

Frank H. Pierce, Co. Attorney

Scott Nixon

Chas. S. Bohler, Jr., Clerk

S. ALLEN COHEN

INSURANCE REAL ESTATE

LIFE FIRE CASUALTY

751 Reynolds Street Augusta, Ga.

Phone 2-2731

MR. JOE'S LOAN OFFICE

E. B. Florie

Headquarters For

SPORTING GOODS AND

FISHING TACKLE

1124-26 Broad Street

McKIE'S GARAGE

RADIATORS
TRUCKS CARS PARTS

518 Thirteenth Street Augusta, Ga.

Phone 2-0476

HARPER BROTHERS

PICTURE FRAMES
Art Material and Pictures

426 Eighth Street

Dial 2-6907

Augusta Roofing and
Metal Works, Inc.

Roofing

Insulation and Sheet Metal Work

of Every Description

"It Costs No More to Get the Best"

623 Reynolds Street
Phones 2-2318 2-4793

C. H. Cohen

A. Cohen

124 8th Street Phones 2-5377 - 2-5378

IF IT IS GOOD INSURANCE. . .

WE SELL IT

COMPLIMENTS
OF

BOYS'

CATHOLIC

HIGH SCHOOL

COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION

AUTOMATIC OIL, COAL and GAS HEATING SYSTEMS

AIR-CONDITIONING

Richmond Appliance Company

1278 Broad Street

Phone 2-3910

Central (bavbzn florist

"Say It With Flowers"
THE CAMPUS FLORIST

2050 Walton Way

Dial 3-4464

HITT'S AUTO SERVICE

For
Dependable Guaranteed Repairs

Phone 2-0603

20 McCartan St. Rear 935 Reynolds St.
Augusta, Georgia

Compliments of

Wilensky's Bargain House

Specializing in Boy's

Military Shirts, Pants, Shoes,

Hats and Accessories

1047 Broad Street

Phone 2-9986

DR. JOHX W. BRITTIXGHAM
CHARLES T. HALL. D.D.S.
DR. C. M. TEMPLETOX
A DOCTOR FRIEXD
A DOCTOR FRIEXD
A DOCTOR FRIEXD
A DOCTOR FRIEXD
A DOCTOR FRIEXD
A DOCTOR FRIEXD
A DOCTOR FRIEXD

COMPLIMENTS

AUTHORIZED

LINCOLN

MERCURY

SALES

SERVICE

GENUINE

PARTS

Southern

Motors,

Inc.

119 Ninth 5

Street

Augusta, Georgia

Phone 2-0433

Rainbow Department Store

Leon Ghitter, Prop.

GENT'S READY-TO-WEAR

FRIEDMAN-SHELBY SHOES FOR THE

ENTIRE FAMILY

1044 Broad Street

Augusta, Ga.

WHEN YOU GOTTA GO.

CALL JOE
2-7711

Two Way Radio System
WHITE ONLY

FOR BEST RESULTS CALL HULSE

HULSE LAUNDRY, Inc.

"JUST A GOOD ONE"

3-4451

PHONES

2-2460

LAUNDERERS CLEANERS

SIDNEY SMITH PAPER COMPANY

562 Reynolds Street Dial 2-636(0
PAPER CUPS NAPKINS TOILET TISSUE
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
Distributors for E-Z Opener Bag Co.

"DISPENSING EXCLUSIVELY FOR
THE EYE PHYSICIAN"

MURPHY & ROBINSON

Prescription Opticians

MEMBER OPTICIANS GUILD

Lobby S.F.C. Bldg. Dial 2-5641

Mulherin-O'Connor Roofing
Co., Inc.

842 Reynolds Street Phone 2-0968

ROOFING INSULATION WEATHER
STRIPPING

HEATING METAL WORK

We Sell The Best and Repair The Rest

Feedright Milling Company

Lock Drawer 740

For The Discriminating Buyer

Highest Quality

/^eJitHTMiiui 4 *

Feeders & Growers Exchange, Inc.

BULBS

FEEDS - SEEDS - BABY CHICKS

209 - 219 11th Street
Augusta, Georgia

SHRUBBERY

GRADUATING
CLASS 1949

To you. Sears offers heartiest congratula-
tions and best of luck in your endeavors, what-
ever they may be. May we all offer a prayer
of thanks that we do have an America a
Country founded for freedom, dedicated fc
freedom. A country where you have the lib-
erty to learn, work, play, and worship as you
wish.

Remember, you are always welcome at
Sears, your friendly family store in Augusta,
where "GOOD QUALITY COSTS YOl
LESS".

Sears Roebuck and Co.

AUGUSTA, GE( IRGIA

JohnF.Brickle&Co.

BICYCLES LAWN MOWERS

PARTS & REPAIRS

OHMER CASH REGISTERS

226 - 9th Street Dial 2-0437

DAVISON'S DRIVE-IN

"Home of the Cheese Dog"

Open 10 a.m. 2 a. ra.

501 - 15th Street

DELIVERY SERVICE

Phone 2-3128

CLARK MILLING CO.

AUGUSTA. GEORGIA

Manufacturers of

Early Breakfast Self Rising Flour

Old Fashioned Water Ground Meal

'Milled Up to a Standard,

Not Down to a Price'

DANSBY BROTHERS CO.

PLUMBING AND HEATING
CONTRACTORS

Specializing in Repairs and Alterations

1202 D'Antignac St. Dial 2-5723

Augusta, Georgia

Compliments of

BEARINGS, PARTS &
SUPPLY CO.

"Established 1921'

DISTRIBUTORS OF AUTOMOTIVE

PARTS, SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT

Phones 2-5361 & 2-5362

630 Ellis Stret Augusta, Georgia

COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPMY

u ^tanuiactureri 0/ Modern Printing

Dial 2-6416 747 ELLIS STREET Augusta, Ga.

Smith Brothers, Agents

1027 Broad Street Phone 2-4243

Augusta, Georgia

Hotel and Restaurant Equipment. Hobart
Food Preparing Machines. Dayton Scales.
Biro Electrical Meat Saws. Commercial Re-
frigerators.

Compliments
of

Unity Super Market

Motor Service & Parts
Co,

551 Ellis Street Augusta. Ga.

Dial 4-4345 4-4346

KAM LEE LAUNDRY

214- 7th Street
Augusta, Georgia
Phone 2-8414
CASH and CARRY

Compliments
of

JOHN D. CURTIS

Richmond Motor Company

CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH

Phone 4-5551

951 - 53 - 55 Greene Street

AUGUSTA. GEORGIA

Compliments
of

NORVELL CABINET CO.

CHINA BUFFETS CABINET CASES
CHINA CABINETS LINEN CABINETS

P. O. Box 382 Augusta, Ga.

Phone 2-2512

PEACOCK & ROBINSON

7th & Ellis Streets Phone 2-9244

Open 7 A M. until 11 P. M.

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