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THE RAINBOW 1950

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1950

FOREWORD

This, tlic twenty-sccdiid vnhimc
to bear the name RAINBOW, is. like
its predecessors, a book nt pictures.

The ])ictures are of our building,
our schoobnatcs, and our teachers
familiar to us for some time past. They
show tile way the camera caught us
A. 1). 1950!

I'.ut. times change and memories

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FOREWORD

We who made this book dare to
hope that some day it will be far more
than a mere book of pictures. We hope
that the turning of its pages will fan
a spark of dim remembrance into a
pleasant glow of recollection, and that
school days may, if desired, come again
to life.

REVIEWS AND RECORDS OF

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Dedication

For liis faithfulness to the student body of Rich-
miind Academy and the Junior College of Augfusta,
in extra curricular activities as well as in our
studies, we. the staff, are i>riiud to dedicate

The Rainbow of 19^0

to

Charles H. Mitchell

The staff appreciates his time and co-operation
sjivcn t I making this Rainbow a success.

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CHARLES H. MITCHELL

CONTENTS

THE ADMINISTRATION

THE FACULTY

THE JUNIOR COLLEGE OF AUGUSTA

THE ACADEMY OF RICHMOND COUNTY

THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT

ATHLETICS

ACTIVITIES

FEATURES

FUN IN PICTURES

ADVERTISEMENTS

The Trustees ot the Academy of Richmond County

LANDON THOMAS
JOSEPH B. CUJMMIXG

ROBERT WALTON
BERRY FLEMING

FERDLX'AXD PHINIZY

The Richmond County Board of Education

T. M. XICKLES. rresidcnl

F. J. PRITCHARD. \ice-Prcsidcnt
ROBERT J. WATSOX

AIRS. FRED L. POWELL

l;ARXE^ WHLrAKER

DORRAH XO\\F.LL. Jr.

BERT REED

MRS. GEORCJAXA LON'ETT

O. S. SATCHER

R.J. r.FATTIE

G. .\Lr.ERT HLX'IIXGTON
T. GLO\"ER CUSHMAN

RUi'ER'r W. l-.VXCi'ORD, Secretary

SUPERlX'li:\I)EXT OF SCHOOLS
J. (i. McDonald. Assi.Supl.& Bus. Mgr.
Gl-.ORGI-; A. IIL"XTL\"(iTON
O. O. McGAHEE
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C. C. HOW.XRD
A. J. CARPENTER

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The President

ERIC WEST HARDY
A.B.. M.A.. I. ITT. 1).

The Dean

ANTOX PAUL ^FARKERT
B.S. inC.E., M.A.

MISS SYDNEY SANDERS MRS. BILLIE F. CORBIN

SECRETARY SECRETARY

C. E. FLANAGAN
BOOKKEEPER

MRS. L. E. HARRIS
DIETITIAN

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Margaret Bailie, B. S.. B. L. S.
Librarian

Thomas Bamford, B. Mus.
Music

C. E. Bearden, B. S. Ed.
Mathematics, Athletics

G. Langston Bolton, B. S.
Mathematics, Athletics

O'Neal W. Chandler, B. S.
General Science

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Eugene M. Clark, B. S.

General Science,
Mathematics

Thomas H. Clary, A. B.
Citizenship, History

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Charles Guy Cordle
A. B., M. A.

History

George M. Dasher
Shop

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Harry Dolyniuk. B. A.
Chemistry

Elroy DuPuis, A. B., M. A.

V*. r*?^ O English

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Charles M. Etheredge, A. B.
Mathematics

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John Evans Eubanks,
A. B., A. M.

\ ^ Political Science, Latin

Norman L. Galloway

Luther Alfred Griffin,
B. S., M. S.

Biology

John Thomas Hains, B. S.
Mathematics

Mary Evans Hall, B. S. in Bus '
Admn.

Commercial Subjects *

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Lawrence A. Fox, B. A.

Mechanical and Engineering
Drawing

George T. Howard.
B. S., LL. B.

Spanish

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Guy R. Hurlbutt
Citizenship

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Frank E. Inman,
B. S., M. Ed.

Chemistry. Athletici

William R. Kennedy
Commercial Subjects

Garnet T. Langford, B. S.
Mathematics

J. Curtis Luckey, B. S.
Mathematics

William Lee Maden, ^i^^^H ^ ^^^^^H
French ^^^^^^^^^^|

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History, Citizenship

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Charles Harold Mitchell,
A. B.. M. A.

English

Charles J. Morrison. B. S.
General Science

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Joseph Rufus Moseley,

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B. S., M. S.
Mathematics

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Martha L. Nichols
Commercial Subjects

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Joseph Jefferson Nixon,
A. B, A. M.

English, Economics

Auburn G. Owens, A. B.
English

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Wallace A. Partridge,
B. S. in Ed.

Mathematics

Hanry Osgood Read,
Ph. B.. M. A.

English

Louis Reese, B. S.
Vocational Training

John Shealy Reiser,
B. S.rn Ch. E.

Chemistry

L. R. Richardson,
B. A., M. A.

History. Government

Roy E. Rollins. A. B., M. A.
Economics, Athletics

George M. Scott.
A. B.. B. Litt., M. A.

English

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B. Roy Smith, A. B.
History

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Chester M. Sutton,
A. B., M. A.

English

Joseph LeConte Talley,
B. S., M. S.

Physics

Robert A. Thompson,

B. S. in Ed.
English

S. Lee WaUace, B. A., M. S.
Zoology

W. Parmelee Watkins, Ph. B.
English

A. L. Williams. B. A.
Economics, Athletics

G. B. Williams. A. B.. M. A.
Mathematics

Charles Wilson, B. S.
Agriculture

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Margaret Wood. A. B.
English. History

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CLASS OFFICERS

PRESIDENT
WILLIAM L. MADEN

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President
William L. Maden

Vice President

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Secretary
Ann Whatley

Treasurer

William W. Phinizy

Student Council
Mary Ann Thomas

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SECRETARY
ANN WHATLEY

Morris Warr

SOPHOMORES

TOP ROW:

BOTTOM ROW:

MARY ARNETT

JAMES H. COOK

Basketball 1, 2,

Psi PhaUnx 2; Christian Workers' Coun-

cil, Vice President 2, President 2.

AUDREY BAILEY

JACK L. COOPER

Psi Phalanx 2; Rainbow Staff 2; Basket-

ball 2; Honors 1.

JOE BAILEY

CARL T. DARBY

Rho Chi 1: Chaplain 2; High Honors 1;

Phi Theta Kappa 2.

BETTY GENE BALK

JUNE DOUGLAS

Sponsor 1.

WARREN T. BLANCHARD

RONALD F. GALLOWAY

DeMolay 1, 2; Rho Chi 1, 2; Rainbow

Rho Chi, Chaplain 1, Secretary 2; Liter-

Staff, Circulation Manager 1.

ary Society, Secretary 1; Phi Theta

Kappa, President 2; Honor 1.

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BILLIE GARDNER

Basketball 2; Zeta Rho Sigma 2.

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MAURICE GHINGOLX)

Basketball 1; Psi Phalanx 2.

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H. WHELDON HAIR

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DeMolay 1, 2: Psi Phalanx 1. Chaplain 2.

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DOROTHY HENDERSON

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Basketball 1, 2: Phi Theta Kappa, Secre-
tary 2: High Honors 1.

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MARGE HOSSELTON

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ANNE H. JAMISON
Rainbow Staff, 2.

RUTH M. JOE

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ISAAC S. JOLLES

High Honors 1; Phi Theta Kappa 2.

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THOMAS G. LAMAR

SOPHOMORES

TOP ROW:

BOTTOM ROW:

WARREN E. LAMAR

JOYCE MARTIN

Zeta Rho Sigma 2.

SUZANNE LEVINE

PEGGY MARTIN

Rainbow Staff 1, 2; Musketeer 1, Literary

Zeta Rho Sigma 2; Rainbow Staff 2.

Editor 2; Basketball 1, 2; Literary So-

ciety 1.

BETTY J. LEWIS

B. L. MURRAY

Rho Chi 1, 2.

WILLIAM L. MADEN

CUTHBERT L. McCARTY

Rho Chi 1, President 2; Triangle Club 1;

Phi Theta Kappa 2.

Phi Theta Kappa 2: Class President 2;

Student Council 2.

KATHERINE MARRIOTT

EDGAR L. McDANIEL, Jr.

Basketball 1; Phi Theta Kappa 2; High

Literary Society 1: High Honors 1: Ph

Honors.

Theta Kappa 2: Psi Phalanx 2.

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TOP ROW:

BOTTOM ROW:

ELOISE NIXON

JEROME SAUL

Zeta Rho Sigma 1, Secretary 2; Rainbow

Psi Phalanx 2; Basketball 1; Phi Theta

Staff 1.

Kappa 2; High Honors 1.

LOUIS F. POWELL

WILLIAM D. SEIKKERT

Rho Chi 1: Honor 1; Basketball 1.

HUGH PUDER

JAMIE W. SWAIN

Tennis Team 1. 2: Triangle Club 1.

Honors 1. 2.

WILLIAM R. RODGERS

JULIAN B. TANENBAUM

Basketball 1. 2.

Rho Chi 1. 2.

CHARLES T.RUCKER

MARY ANN THOMAS

Psi Phalanx 1, 2.

Zeta Rho Sigma 1, President 2; Basketball

1; Musketeer 1. 2; Rainbow Staff 1; Stu-

dent Council. Secretary 2; Phi Theta

Kappa. Vice-President 2; Most Versatile

Girl 2.

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ANTHONY H. THOMPSON

DOUGLAS R. WALTERS

Rho Chi 1, 2; DeMolay 1, 2.

FRANKIE WALTON

Basketball 1, 2; Zeta Rho Sigma 2; Rain-
bow Staff, Editor-in-Chief 2.

THERON M. WARR

Student Council 1, 2.

ADELLE WARREN

Rainbow Staff, Associate Editor 2.

ANN WHATLEY

Basketball 1, 2; Zeta Rho Sigma 1, Treas-
urer 2; Class Secretary 2; Student Coun-
cil 2; Phi Theta Kappa, Treasurer 2;
Most Popular Girl 2; Valedictorian 2.

PHILIP WONG

WILLIAM M. WOODWARD

Basketball 1. 2; Psi Phalanx 1, President
2; DeMolay 1; Tennis Team 2.

EDWARD M. WRIGHT

DeMolay 1, 2; Psi Phalanx 1, Secretary 2;
Basketball 1, 2.

Last Will and Testament
Class of 1950

We, June Douglas and Peggy Martin, lieing of sound mind and budy, do
hereby leave for Miss Bailie's benefit.

^\'e. Miriam Siskin and Suzanne Levine. do hereby bequealli to two
deserving members of the next freshman class of Junior College our iniparal-
leled ability to wholeheartedly disagree with the class, the texts, the teach-
ers, the school and each other.

I. .\ubrey C. Rhodes, do hereby leave to any J. C. A. buy the opportunity
to shatter my record of 10 years at -X. R. C. and J . C. A .

]. Ruth Mae Joe. do hereby will and bciiueath my desk in sliortliand class
to X'irginia Mae Jue so that slie may feel free to draw all the pictures on it
she wants to.

I, Warren Blanchard, leave to Oanny \"oss my pet i)igcon, Caroline, and
one box of birdseed.

We. Anne Jamison and Joyce Martin, do will and bequeath to any two
deserving freshmen our Clemson "3's" and hojie they will enjoy them as much
as we do.

I, Mary Thomas, will to the next Zeta Rho President the ability to keep
all the girls in a contiiiuou.- uproar.

I. .\dellc Warren, will to Caroline McGahee my .soft voice.

I, .\udrey Bailey, do will ami be(|ueath my ability to sleep through class
to any energetic freshman.

I, Dot Henderson, will to Katberine Walters my ability to play a whole
basketball game,

I, Libbv Jones, leave to .Martha Cawlcv m\ abilitv to get along with
Mrs. Hall.

I, Jack Cooper, will to Miss Bailie my radiant personality in hopes that
it will <l() some good. I also leave my worldly wealth of 2c to start a fund
for furthering athletics in J. C. .-\.

I, Billie Gardner, do will and I e(|ueath to any freshman my car. Betsy.
Tb.ere is always room for one more.

I, Jerry Saul, will to any "jolly" linglish History "blighter" my ability
to read Mr. Huffman's mind (also my old tests).

We, the three little G's, ((jalh way. Ghitler, and Greenblatt) leave every
one of our extra inches to any good basketball player in h(>])e that it will not
go to his head.

I, Tom Mur|)hy. leave to Jimmy Stewart my ability to sjiend half the day
cleaning the chewing gum off my false teeth.

I, Mary .\rnelt. will to Joan Stevenson my ability to make 50 points in
one basketball game.

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Class Prophecy of the Junior College
Class of 1950

TIME: 1975

PLACE: A SPACE SHIP GOING TO MAES

"All aboard that's going aboard, we're ready to take off!" WhishI "Hm, left on
time. When that pilot starts, he really goes, doesn't he?" said Frankie, settling back in
her seat. "Yep," drawled James C, "That comes from playing on a Junior College basket-
ball team. Billy W., remember? When he, Ed, William E.. Jack C. and Jerry got started,
you just couldn't stop em. Why, they had to disband their professional tesm after they
beat every other team in the U. S. and a few foreign teams on the side just for fun." "My,
my," sighed Frankie, "You take me back to my younger days". She was thinking of her
years on the JCA girls' team. "Speaking of bssketball, I heard that Mary Amett dyed
her hair and played for the Redheads for a long time. Dot would have too, but she just
couldn't resist becoming a doctor's wife. Now she, Billie Goldman, Marge Avery, and
Anne Hayes have formed a JCA alumni bridge club. Mary Ann Lange plays with them
occasionally, but Bill Jr. and the other little Langes keep her pretty busy."

"Say." asked Warren, who was going to Mars to establish a chain of drugstores,
"what ever became of June and Peggy?" "Oh, they have been indispensable aides in the
JCA library for 25 years," answered B. J. Annis. She was transporting her family and
an equal amount of degrees to Mars where she was to become a leading psychologist. "I
didn't realize, until you started reminiscing, just how many of our contemporaries went
on to become famous people,'' mused Eloise. She and Frankie were traveling to Mars to
improve the social situation there. "Take Bernard, for instance. His success as a dentist
prevented him from competing with Ray L. and Jamie for the title of Mr. America, but it
certainly gave him a wonderful chair-side manner. "He pulls teeth like nobody else.''
She smiled, displaying a toothless grin. "I just can't resist him!" Cook chimed in, "Then
there is Betty Jean Pavlova, prima ballerina of the Ballet Russe, Isaac JoUes, leading
lawyer of the Augusta Bar Association, and Sonny Einstein, who, by the way, finally mar-
ried Pat after following her all over Asia. Billy Phinizy, I hear, is the Republican can-
didate for president. His ability as a debater which was developed in American History,
coupled with the excellent little essays written for him by Peel, won him that position.
Karl S. and Miriam certainly have made names for themselves as the leading music and
drama critics, respectively, in New York. Why, Miriam was even asked to join I'Acade-
mie Francaise, but the stage called her."

"With her varied career and experience, she should become the first woman president
in a few years," said Adelle, who intended to spread the popularity of organ music on
Mars while James conducted his missionary work. "Of course, she may have trouble
swinging the women who are supporting Bill Maden. After his long reign as sweetheart
of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Women, his popularity knows no bounds."
"Gee," sighed Eloise, "I hope they have the latest Walt Disney comedies on Mars. Joe B.
just thrills me impersonating Mickey Mouse. I think he does a much better job than those
old-fashioned CErtoons did. Too bad he and Ronald had to part when the latter joined
the staff of Johns Hopkins. Did you see the Barter Players when they came to Augtista
last? Well, Bob Puder really outdid himself as Scaramouche."

As the ship approached Mars, Warren summed up the reminiscing. "Although Kath-
arine M. went on to become national president of Phi Beta Kappa and was instrumental
in the development of the nitrogen bomb, others like Ann W., who became the idol of
Augusta's third grade students, were content to settle down. Too bad, though, that Rob-
ert Y. won't give up his position as Augusta's most eligible bachelor and follow the example
of Morris and Ann." "I hope David meets me at the airport," worried Suzanne, looking
at her watch. "This business of being a doctor's wife, and running a chain of newspapers
too, leaves me absolutely no time at all to read!"

SUZANNE LEVINE
PHYLLIS RABUN

J. C. A.
FRESHMEN

CLASS OFFICERS

I'rcsiclent Roliert Baggott

\"ice-President Thomas Knotts

Secretary I'arliara Edwards

Treasurer .. loan diamlicrs

President
Robert Baggott

\'icc-President
Thomas Knotts

Secretary
Barbara Edwards

Treasurer
Juan Chambers

Student Council
Richard Edwards
Emory Farr

ALICE AARONSON

ROBERT T. ADAMS

PEGGY ALMAND

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MILLIE ANTHONY
JAMES BEATSE
BERNARD BLACKSTONE

GEORGE BAIRD
EDWARD BENNETT
MARGARET BOWICK

EMn.E BARINOWSKI
BETTY BE5SINGER
WILLLAM J. BRANAN. Jr.

ROBERT BAGGOTT
LOUIS BECKUM
ELISE BLACKWELL

ROBERT BAKER
JOHN BENTON
WILLIAM BRANDON

J. C. A.
FRESHMEN

STEVE BRKrr

T.KE BROWN

WILSON BRYAN

EUGENIA BURCH

PETK CALAMAS

MARTHA CAWLEY

JOAN CHAMBERS

JANE CLONTZ

LOUISE D'ANTIGNAC

WRAYBRINKI.FY

MARY BROWN

EDGAR BUSH

RICHARD CARTER

LUCY CLAYTOR

LEONARD COTTS

J. C. A.
FRESHMEN

J. C. A.
FRESHMEN

ANNE DASHER
RICHARD EDWARDS
IRVIN GHITTER

W TT.T.TA M E. DREW
WALTER S. EUBANKS
CLAUDE GRAYBILL

WALTER DEVANEY
MARY D. ELLEDGE
BURUM GRAMMAR

WILLIAM E. DYE
LAURA GAUTHIER
MARY HARBISON

BARBARA EDWARDS
NEILGHINGOLD
LOIS S. HALE

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CHARLES E. IVEY
DOUGLAS KEMP

EUGENIA HIERS
CHARLES JENKINS
EUZABETH KILPATRICK

LLOYD HAVIRD
BETTY JENKINS

THOMAS KNorrs

FLOYD HOWARD
MARY JOE
PATRICK LAWLESS

JAMES HOWARD
VIRGINIA JUE
REGINALD LEWIS

J. C. A.
FRESHMEN

J. C. A.
FRkSHMEN

JAMES P. LOFLIN

PATRICIA MANGRUM

GEORGE MATTHEWS

GLADYS MEIERE

WILBUR MOYER

RICHARD S. MYERS

ANN McCLENDON

VIVIAN MACUCH
ROVINA MORRIS
CAROLINE McGAHEE

THEODOSIA MACMURPHY

F.T,T.raV MARTIN
JACK MURPHY
PEGGY McNURE

JAMES F. NORVELL

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GERALDINE PARDUE

PAM ANNE PRICE

GEORGE M. PXJRCKT.T,

AUBREY RHODES

MARGIE ROSSIGNOL

RAYMOND T. RUFO

ETHEL SOTTH

JOAN STEVENSON

LAURA RUTH PALMER

JACQUELYN PARKS

PHYLLIS M. RABUN

WALTER H. ROSE

JOYCE RUSHTON

MARY ANN SMITH

J. C. A.
FRESHMEN

J. C. A.
FRESHMEN

ROY M. STILL
CONSTANCE E. TANT
KATHERINE WALTERS

GEORGE T. SUMNER

MARY EUZABETH THOMPSON

ELIZABETH P. WILCOX

SYLVIA STOUDEMIRE
JOSEPH A. TEAGUE
CLIFFORD WEATHERS

JOSEPH LECONTE TALLEY
JOHN DANIEL VOSS
WAI MING WONG

EGBERT L. SYMMS
WILLIAM W. THOMPSON
RALPH WONG

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CLASS OFFICERS

President James Pyle

Vice-President James O'Daniel

Secretary Harry Sherman

Treasurer Thomas Herndon

President
James Pyle

Vice-President

janu-s O'Daniel

Secretary

I larry Sherman

Treasurer
Thomas Herndon

Student Council
Terry McLean
Richard Weathers

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J. W. AMERE.ON D.C.T. Club 4; Sabre Club 4; Pit. Sgt. 1. 3: Lt. 4; Baseball 3, 4; Honor
Student 1; Member of Best Drilled Co. and Pit. 3; Asst. Coach C Varsity 3.

B. C. ANDERSON B Varsity Football 3, 4; Corp. 3: Pit. Sgt. 4; Best Drilled Co.. Pit. and
Squad 1.

DAVID R. ARCHER.

FRANK B. BABBITT B Varsity Football 3, 4; B Varsity Basketball 4.

DON O. BAKER B Varsity Football 3: Track 1, 2; DeMolay 2: Band Club Vice. Pres.,
Sabre Club; Sgt. 1, 2. 3: Band 2; Lt. 4.

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SENIORS

THOMAS MORRIS BALK.

BOBBY LEE BANKS D.C.T. Club 3, 4; Cadet Hi-Y 4.

CLARENCE BARINOWSKI Swimming Team 1, 2; Squad Sgt. 1, 2, 3; Prize Squad 3; 2nd
Lt. 4; Varsity Club 1, 2.

DAVE BARNES Sgt. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; DeMolay 3, 4; Sec. of Band Club; Band Letter 2, 3, 4.

JOHN M. BARROW.

OTIS M. BENSON Best Drilled Co. 1, 2; Best Drilled Platoon 1; Honor 2, 3; Corp. 1, 3;
Academy Hi-Y 3, 4; Treasurer 4; DeMolay 4.

WILLIAM BERRY, Jr. Honor 2; Swimming Team 2; Rifle Team 4; Sgt. 3; Corp. 4; 2nd Lt
4; Prize Platoon 1, 2; Prize Co. 1, 2 Sabre Club 4; Musketeer Staff 4.

JAMES BOATWRIGHT High Honor 1, Honor 2, 3; Beta Club 2, 3. 4; Vice Pres. 3: Presi-
dent 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Sec. 3; DeMolay 2, 3, 4; Master Council 4; Sgt. 1, 3; First Sgt. 4.

PAUL BOLAND.

HERMAN BOLTON DeMolay 3, 4; Almoner 4; Beta Club 4; Merit Bars 3; Honors 1, 2,
3; Sgt. 3; Corp. 4; Best Co. 1, 2; Best Platoon 1.

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GARY BOSTICK Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Honors 1; ffigh Honore
2, 3; Winner D A R Medal; DeMolay 3. 4: Band Letter
3,4.

LOUIS A. BOWICK Best Drilled Co. 3; Musketeer Staff 4;
Rainbow 4; DeMolay 4.

EDWARD L. BOYD.

N. V. BRADFORD DeMolay 2, 3, 4; Musketeer Staff 4.

O. W. BRANTLEY Cadet Hi Y 2. 3, 4. 5: Vice Pres. 5;
D.C.T. 3, 5: Musketeer 5; Best Drilled Platoon 1, Best
Drilled Co. 3: Best Drilled Platoon 3; Squad 3, 4; Lt. 4;
DeMolay 4; Sabre Club 4.

W. H. BROADWATER.

HAROLD W. BURCH.

JAMES D. BURCH Beta Club 2, 3; DeMolay Club 2. 3, 4;
Best Drilled Plat. 1; Best Drilled Co. 1, 3: Corp. 2;
Honor 1. 2.

B. D. BURGAMY.

RUTLEDGE B. CARPENTER Prize Platoon 1; Tennis
Team 2; DeMolay Club 2, 3, 4: Military Staff 3; Squad
Sgt 4; Sgt. 3; Track 4.

SENIORS

WEBSTER J. CASON Honors 1; Class Official 1; Sgt. 2; Prize Platoon 2: Prize Co. 2; Lt.
3, 4; Sabre Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Vice Pres. 4; Musketeer Staff 4: D.C.T. Club 4.

H. B. CHAVOUS Sgt. 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 4; Prize Co. 2; Prize Platoon 2: Squad 2.

WALTER I. CLIATT Corp. 5; Prize Platoon 3: Co. winning most parades 3.

JOEL F. COHEN 1st. Sgt. 4; Corp. 1, 3; Musketeer Staff 4; B Varsity Football 3; A Varsity
Basketball 4; Track 4; Best Drilled Platoon 3; Best Drilled Co. 2; Honors 2, 3.

J. L. COOK.

LECONTE V. COOPER Cadet Hi-Y 2: Honor 1, 2, 3: Corp. 3; Best Drilled Co. 2.

C. M. DEAL.

EDWARD L. DOUGLAS Platoon Sgt. 4; D.C.T. Club 4.

A. BRYAN DuBOSE DeMolay 3, 4, 5; Musketeer Staff 5.

RALEIGH D. DYCHES Honor I; Musketeer Staff 4.

A. R. C.

CHAS. C. EBBETS Cadet Hi-Y 4; Key Club 3; Pres. 3; Lt. Gov. 3, 4; Prize Co. 3; Corp. 3;
Musketeer Staff 4: Rainbow Staff 4; Honor 1.

S. HERBERT ELLIOTT High Honor 1; Honor 2; Richmond HiY 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Vice
Pres. 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4; Sabre Club 4; Pres. 4; Class Vice Pres. 2; Rifle
Team 2, 3. 4; Team Medal 2; Swimming Team 2: Squad Sgt. 1. 3; Lt. 4; Rainbow
Staff 4: Gold R Society.

W. H. EVANS Sgt, 1; Corp. 2; 1st Lt, 3; Capt. 4; Sabre Club 3, 4; Beta Club 2. 3: Rich-
mond Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Pres. 3; Vice Pres. 3: Sec. 4; Rifle Team 2, 3; Rifle Team Letter
2, 3; Rifle Team Medal 2. 3; Sec. Rifle TeamS; Cheer Leader 4; Gold R Society 4;
High Honor 1; Honor 2; Musketeer Staff 4.

RICHARD H. FENDER DeMolay 3, 4- Richmond Hi-Y 4; Sabre Club 4; Honor 1; Football
Manager 4; Squad Sgt. 1, 2, 3; Platoon Leader 4.

R. E. FITZGERALD.

DENNIS P. FOSTER Academy HiY 2. 3; Cadet Sgt 2, 3; High Honor 1; Best Drilled Co.
3; Best Drilled Platoon 3.

H. S. GAULDIN.

A. GUSSON.

CALVIN T. GORE Bootball 2. 3; Rifle Team 4.

PAUL H. GREER Cadet Hi Y 3. 4. 5: A Varsity Basketball 4; B Varsity Football 3; Basket-
ball 2; Prize Co. 2; Honor 2.

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SENIORS

WILLIAM H. GRICE Junior Honor 3.

RICHARD E. GRIFFIN Best Drilled Co. 1; Best Drilled
Platoon 1; Best Drilled Squad 1; Honor 1; Academy Hi-Y
Sec. 3; Sgt. 3; Sgt. 2; 2nd Lt. 4; Sabre Club 4; Hi-Y Pres.
4; Hi-Y Treasurer 4.

EDWIN D. GROOVER Musketeer Staff 4.

JAMES D. HARD A WAY Received Highest Honor 1; First
Sgt. 3; Academy Hi-Y 1; Received B Varsity Letter;
First Lt.; Regimental Supply Officer; Sabre Club 4.

JIMMY C. HARRISON Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Sabre Club 4; Swim-
ming Team 1, 2; Sgt. 1, 2, 3; 1st Lt. 4; Musketeer Staff
4; Best Drilled Co. 1, 2, 3; Best Drilled Platoon 1, 2;
Best Drilled Squad.

JAMES B. HAVRON Richmond Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Swimming
Team 1, 2; Rifle Team Mgi-. 4; Sgt. 1; Honor 2; Best
Drilled Co. 1, 2, 3; Best Drilled Platoon 1, 2, 3; Best
Drilled Squad 2.

TERRI W. HEATH Sgt. R.O.T.C. 4; Musketeer Staff 4.

KENNETH E. HEDRICK Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Band Club 4;
Sgt. 3; Lt. 4; Football 3; Track 2; Baseball 3, 4; Sabre
Club 4.

O. C. HENSLEY.

TOMMY HERNDON Honors 1, 2; Sgt. 2; Prize Platoon 1;
Lt. 4; Sabre Club 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. 3; Sec. 4;
Student Council 4; Class Vice Pres. 3; Treasurer 4; B
Varsity Football 3; A Varsity Basketball 3; 4; Gold R
Society 4.

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E. B. HICKSON Baseball 3; First Sgt. 3; A Varsity Foot-
ball 4: 2nd Lt. 4; Sabre Club 4; D.C.T. 4.

W. iVI. HILL Prize Co. 1; Prize Platoon 3; Highest Honor 1;
High Honor 2; Honor 3; 4; Beta Club 2, 3. 4: Hi-Y 3, 4;
Treasurer 4; Tennis Team 3; Sgt. 4; Musketeer Staff 4.

R. A. HOLLAND.

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ROY. C. HUGHES.

HUNDLEY.

ROBERT HUNTLEY Highest Honor 1, 2. 3, 4; Beta Club 2,
3, 4: Prize Co. 1; Prize Platoon 1.

F. J. HURT Band Pres. 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3; Corp. 2; Sgt and
Squad Sgt. 3.

ALBERT W. HUYCK Beta Club 3, 4; High Honor 1; Honor
2, 4; B Varsity Football 3; Squad Sgt. 3.

CHICK" L. JAMES Academy Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Sec. 2; Pres. 3;
Sabre Club 3, 4; Vice Pres. 4; Pres. Junior Class 3; Stu-
dent Council 3; Captain 4; Rifle Team 2; Swimming
Team 2; B Varsity Football 3; A Varsity Football 4.

LYNWOOD D. JAMES.

SENIORS

CHARLES E. JAERETT Cadet Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Treasurer 3; Sabre Club 4; Swimming
Team 1, 2; Honor 1; Squad Sgt, 2, 3; Rifle Team 3; Rifle Team Medal 3; 2nd Lt. 4.

R. E. JESTER Highest Honor 1; Honors 2, 4; Cpl. 1, 3; Sgt. 2; 2nd Lt. 4: 1st Lt. 4; Best
Dressed Cadet 2; Best Drilled Co. 2, 3: Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Sabre Club 4: Christian
Workers Council 4; Rainbow Staff 4: Military Editor 4; Editor Musketeer 4; B Var.
sity Football 2, 3; A Varsity Football 4; Gold R Society 4; Rifle Team 4; Chaplain 4.

HERBERT P. JOE.

ROBERT O. JOHNS Squad Sgt. 3; 2nd Lt. 4; Prize Squad 2; Prize Platoon 2: Prize Co.
2; Sabre Club 4.

C. MACK JOHNSON.

GEORGE C. JOHNSON.

J. W. JONES DeMolay 4: Corp. 4.

J. J. JONES, Jr. Squad Sgt. 3, 4; Prize Co. 3.

GENE KELLY High Honor 1, 2; Honor 3, 4; Rifle Team'"'2, 3, 4: Beta Club 3. 4: Student
Council 3: Cadet Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Chaplain 3: Merit Bar 3; Sgt. 4.

GEORGE W. KELLY Academy Hi-Y 3, 4; Sgt. at Arms 4: Football A Virsity 3. 4; Letter
4; Squad Sgt. 4.

A. R. C.

WAYLAND W. LAMAE Beta Club 2, 3. 4; Academy Hi Y 2, 3, 4; Pros. 3; High Honors
1: Honors 2. 3: Sgt. 2,3.

JOHN LANGLEY Beta Club 2, 3, 4: Highest Honor 1; Honor 2: Highest Honor 3; High
Honor 4.

ROGER LEONARD.

BEN A. LONG.

HERBERT W. LORD.

C. A. LUTES Richmond HiY 3: Ritle Team 4; Sec. Rifle Team 4; B Varsity Basketball
3: Highest Honor 1; Honors 2. 3: Sgt. 3, 4: 2nd Lt. 4; Sabre Club 4.

C. B. MacMURPHY Band 1. 2,; B Varsity Football 3; A Varsity Football 4; Honors 2, 3;
Academy Hi Y 4: Sgt. 1, 2. 3.

TOM W. MARSH D.C.T. Club 3. 4; Sgt. 4.

WILUAM T. MAXWELL.

RICHARD L. MILLER.

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WILLIAM M. MITCHELI Honors 1, 2; Sgt. 1, 2; B Varsity

2; Key Club 3; Sgt. at Arms; Prize Co. 2; Prize Squad 3.

JAMES E. MITCHELL.

TONY MULHERIN Sgt. 1; Corp. 3; Honor 2; Academy Hi-Y
2, 3, 4; Chaplain 2; Treasurer 3; Pres. 4; Rifle Team 4;
Swimming Team 1; Prize Co. 1.

M. F. McDANIEL.

CARLTON E. McDONALD Basketball 2,

E. J. McDonald.

R. B. McDonald.

PERRY G. McLEAN, Jr. Sgt. 2; Lt. 3: Captain 3; Major 4;
Colonel 4; Sabre Club Treasurer 4; V.F.W. Sabre 3;
Student Council 4.

CHARLES NEELANDS.

CHARLES NELSON Sgt. 4; Order of DeMoIay.

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SAMUEL F. NELSON

JIMMY H. NEWMAN Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Sgt. 4: Honors 3.

J. E. O'DANIEI Honor 1; Sgt. 3; Captain 4; Cadet Hi-Y

2, 3. 4, 5; Pres. 4; Vice Pres. 5: Class Vice Pres. 5; B Var-
sity Football 3; A Varsity Football 4, 5; B Varsity Bas-
ketball 1, 2; A Varsity Basketball 3. 4, 5: Student Coun-
cil 5.

LYNN L. OGDEN Band 1, 2; Major 4; Sabre Club 4; Cadet
Hi-Y 4; Honor 1, 2.

VERDERY O. OTWELL.

JAMES C. OWENS Best Drilled Co. 3.

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ROBERT I. PADGETT.

RONALD E. PARRISH.

JIMMY E. PATRICK Honor Student 1; Student Council 2;
Sgt. 2: Staff Sgt. 3; Pres. Key Club 4; D.C.T. Club 4;
Sgt. 4; Treasurer of D.C.T. Club; Basketball 5.

B. R. PENNINGTON.

SENIORS

JACK L. PHILLIPS Sgt. 3; Lt. 3, 4; Prize Co. 3; Sabre Club 3, 4,- Captain 4; Msj^r 4:
Academy Hi-Y Chaplain 4; D.C.T. 4.

FRANK PILEGGI.

D. L. PLAYFORD lytusketeer Staff 4; Prize Co. 1; Prize Platcon 1.

JAMES F. POLLOCK.

JIMMY E. POTEET Musketeer Staff 4; Prize Co. 1; Prize Platoon 1; Priza Co. ?.

R. H. POWELL Glee Club 1; Band 1; 1st Lt. 3; 1st Lt. 4; Sabre Club 3, 4; Prize Co. 1.

RANDOLPH E. PRESCOTT.

J. E. PYLE Prize Platoon 1; F.F.A. 1; B Varsity Football: Commissioned Officer 3, 4;
Track 3, 4, 5; Cadet Hi-Y 4, 5; Pres. 5; Sabre Club 3, 4: Senior Class Pres. 5; Vice-
Pres. Student Council 5; Baseball 4, 5; A VaiEity Football 5: 2 Merit Bars 4.

JACK G. REESE Honor 1st; F.F.A. 1; Sgt. 3, 4.

JOE E. REYNOLDS.

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HAROLD E. RIVERS.

RIGHTON ROBERTSON Highest Honor 1; Highest Honor 2, 3; Traylor Medal 2; Vale-
dictorian 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Cadet Hi-Y 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Camera
Club 2; Vice Pres. 2; Pres. 2; Rainbow Staff 3; Gold R Society 4: Prize Co. 1; Prize
Platoon 1; Prize Squad 1; Sgt. 4; Merit Bars 2, 3; 2nd Lt. 4; Tennis Team 2, 3.

JACICIE A. RODGERS Corp. 1: Sgt. 2; Prize Co. 1. 3: Prize Platoon 1, 2; Prize Squad 1.

FRANK E. ROLLINS.

MARION R. ROWE Beta Club. 1; Sgt. 1.

GEORGE E. SANDERS.

T. L. SANDERS Best Drilled Co. 2; Sgt. 1, 2. 3; 2nd Lt. 4; Sabre Club 4; Richmond Hi Y
2. 3, 4; Rifle Team 3; Musketeer Staff 4.

W. R. SCOGGINS Class Officer 1; Sgt. 4.

MARVIN H. SEARS High Honor 1, 3: Honor 2. 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Prize Squad 1; Prize
Platoon 1; Prize Company 1.

WALTER C. SEATS F.F.A. 1. 2, 3: ChrisUan Workers Council 4: Prize Co. 2.

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GEORGE T. SHEFTALI^High Honor 1; Honors 2, 3; Beta
Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Rifle Team 3, 4; Sgt. 1, 4; Prize
Co. 1; Class Treasurer 1.

HARRY C. SHERMAN High Honor 1, 2, 3; Gold R Society
4; Richmond Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Vice Pres 3;
Pres. 4; Sabre Club 3, 4; Secretary 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4;
Class Vice Pres. 1; Treasurer 3; Secretary 4; Member
Prize Platoon 1; Member Prize Co. 1; Sgt. 1, 2; Lt. 3;
Major 4; Leader Prize Platoon 3; Rifle Team 2, 3, 4;
Treasurer 3; Pres. 4; Rifle Team Medal 2, 3, 4; Rifle Team
Letter 2, 3, 4.

ROY H. SIMKINS Honor 1, 2; Student Council 1; Rich-
mond Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Treas. 3: Vice Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Sabre
Club 4: Chaplain 4; Sgt. 2, 3, 4; Squad Leader Prize
1; Member Prize Platoon 1; Member Prize Squad 3;
1st Lt. 4; Track 4; Rifle Team 2, 3, 4; 1st 10 Rifle Team
Medals 2, 3, 4; Rifle Team Letter 2, 3, 4.

LEWIS S. SIMON Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Sabre Club 3, 4; De-
Molay 3, 4; Prize Co. 1, 2; Prize Platoon 1; Honor 1, 3;
Highest Honor 1, 3; High Honor 2; 2nd Lt. 3; 1st Lt.
4; Sgt. 1, 2.

THOMAS C. SIMON DeMolay 4; Prize Co. 1, 2; Prize
Platoon 2; Prize Squad 3.

JAMES W. SMITH.

MARION S. SMITH F.F.A. 1, 2, 3; Pres. F.F.A. 3; Christian
Workers Council 4; Sgt. 3, 4

WILLIAM L. SMITH.

CHAS. L. SPENCE Literary Society 1; Sabre Club 3, 4;
D.C.T. Club 3: Sgt. 4: Baseball 4; B Varsity Football 1;
Staff Sgt. 4.

S. P. STEINBERG Highest Honor 1: Sgt. 1; Sgt. 2; Highest
Honor 2; Beta Club; Merit Bar; Cpl. 3; High Honor 3;
Co. won Sabre for winning most Parades 1; 1st Sgt. 4;
Lt. 4.

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JOHN S. STEVENS.

PERRY SULUVAN.

LONNIE B. TEAGITE.

CHARLES N. THOMAS.

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OMPSON.

H. B. TIMMERMAN Corp. 1; Literary Society 1; B Varsity
Football 1: Sgt 2: Cadet Hi-Y 2; B Varsity Basketball 2;
Cadet Hi-Y 3; Mgr. Football Team 4; Sgt. 4; Cadet Hi-Y
4: Pres. Hi Y 4.

ROBERT LEE TUDOR Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Sabre Club 4; First
Lt. Band 4.

A. G. VERNON.

L. B. WALKER D.C.T. Club 5; Band 2; B Varsity Football 3.

R. C. WEATHERS B Varsity Football 3; A Varsity Football
4. 5; Captain 4; A Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. 5; All re-
gional 3. 4; All G.I.A.A. 3. 5; Richmond Hi Y 3; Cadet
Hi Y 5; Sabre Club 4.

SENIORS

DONALD J. WKLCH.

T. W. WHEATLEY Band 2, 3, 4, 5.

JOHNNY E. WHITTLE.

STEWART L. WIGGINS Sgt. 2, 3; Lt 4; Golf Team 4; Rainbow Staff 2; Sabre Club 4.

DAVID B. WILLIAMS Honor 1, 2.

JACK WONG Squad Sgt. 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain 5: Band 1, 2, 3. 4, 5: Drum Major 5; Sabre Club

5; DeMolay 3, 4, 5; Junior Deacon 3; Junior Council 5; Camera Club 5: Vice-Pres.

5; Class Officer 1; Vice-Pres. 1; Student Council 1; Mixed Chorus 3; Treasurer 3;

Rainbow Staff 2, 3, 4, 5; Business Manager 4: Editor 5: D.C.T. 5; Band Letter 2. 3,

4, 5; Band Medal 2, 3, 4, 5; DeMolay Medal 2, 5; Band Club 5; C. Y. C. A. 3, 4, 5.

ROBERT WOO.

ERNEST L. WOODWARD.

WILLIAM C. WREN Squad Sgt. 3; DeMolay 3; Prize Co. 3; Prize Platoon Leader 4; De-
Molay 4; Sabre Club 4.

EDWARD L. YOUNG.

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Last Will and Testament of Class

of 1950

We the class of 1950 hereby bequeath tt) nur fortunate underclassmen
our possessions, titles and reputations, and hope that someday they, too, will
be able to put them to as good advantage as we have done.

1. Richard Weathers again will attempt to leave his title of "Wee Wee" to
Jack Hall.

2. Righton Robertson leaves part of his brain to \ath Hayes.

3. Fred Chance leaves his speed on the gridiron to Richard Barrow.

4. Jimmy Penn leaves his mooching ability to Chick James.

5. Jimmy O' Daniel leaves his football ability to Everett Kugler.

6. Ed Douglas leaves his uniform to Leedham and hopes it will fit.

7. Jim "Ernie" I'yie leaves his track ability to Angus Wilson.

8. Jimmy Stewart leaves his hall-way love affair to Lansing "lover boy" Lee.

9. Howard Tinimerman and Jimmy Pyle leave their office of President and
Chaplain in the Cadet Hi-V to Jack Hall and W. C. Cook.

10. Perry McLean leaves his position of colonel to Walter Ford.

IL Tommy Herndon bequeaths his "way with the women" to Tom Good-
win.

12. Tommy Sanders bequeaths his uniform i)ants to Kay W'alle in hope that
someday he may be able to wear them.

13. To Ronald (all right, you guys) Hobson, Joel Cohen leaves his basket-
ball ability.

14. Ronald Jester leaves his football ability to Charles "fat-boy" Wall.

15. To Xathaniel Greenblatt, Preston Leonard leaves his ability to get along
with Mr. .\. L. Williams.

16. To George Rollins, Billy Evans leaves his "good hair".

17. Howard Timmcrman leaves to Richard Hi.xon his mathematics ability
in hopes that he may someday pass Math 22.

18. I-'rank Babbitt leaves his good looks to Earl Babbitt in hopes that some-
day he may look as good.

19. To Joe Reynolds, Wade Saxon leaves his style of saying, "Look out!"

20. Harry Sherman leaves to Ed Brandon his cute curly hair.

21. Dink Hensley leaves his pecular laugh to Bob Jump.

22. I'>uster Pelton leaves his height and back board ability to Prentice Pea-
body.

2i. Walter Scott leaves (?)

W'itnessed by

Walter Scott

Written by

Howard Timmcrman

Jimmy Pyle

(May their "soles" rest in peace)

Class Prophecy

TIME: 19621/2

PLACE: Bowery in New York

As the sun comes up over the buildings, we approach the island of Manhattan. In the
distance, we hear "The Call of the Dodo Bird", played by Willie Woo and his Wowell
Wobblers. As we look down the street, we see J. R. Robinson, you remember the prom-
ising young inventor, well, he was trying to invent a potatoless potato-masher, and was
overtaken by temptation, poor fellow. Well, look who's with him, "Red" Rowe, the boy
who came to the Bowery to forget his troubles after his lover, Doris, eloped with "P. H."
Sherman. Let's listen.

"What was that boy's name? Golf bags? Paper bags? Naw, that's right, "Money
Bags."

"A twenty mile per hour gale blew him away when he was mining for gold in Mex-
ico."

"What about William 'Rockfeller' Maxwell, Red?"

"I actually saw him riding around in a Ford, must not have been his. I saw where
Gary Bostick finally married Austin Gilliland. It's about time. They have been madly
in love since the first year of high school. What about Penn and Patrick?"

"They had to join the French Foreign Legion, poor fellows. Say, Joseph, you re-
member Dolie Sanders, the guy voted most likely to get hit by a flying saucer? He's
washing windows for the Empire State Building, the only man in the country who can
A'ash all of the windows without leaving the ground."

"Say, did you know that Gene Kelly is making a hand carved tomb stone for "Horse
Doctor' Billy Philpot because Billy killed his best mule? And, what about 'Voice' Pyle?"
"He's call boy at the Wad orf- Astoria and Cadet Coonel McLean has been reduced in
rank he's merely the captain of the bell hops I"

"The boy with all the girls at his feet, "Romeo" Boatwright, has married the Queen of
England, and guess who's trying to take her away from him? Yes, "Huncho" Havron."

'T know you've heard about the big fight tonight. Morris Scott and Valdee Cooper
are boxing for the world championship. Red, did you know that Bobby Huntley was try-
ing to take my sleeping place in the doorway of Henry's Oasis? He always was one step
behind me."

"You remember 'Choo Choo' Jester, the boy who kept his football shoes shined? Well,
he's the Chattanooga shoe shine boy now. I saw old "Web" Cason the other day, and he's
laughing on Inner Sanctum. Ain't that a scream?"

"You remember how 'B.O.' Jarrett used to bite his finger nails? Well, he ain't got
no fingers left. They must have tasted pretty good to him. Nobody has heard from Billy
Berry or Clarence Barinowski since they tried swimming the English Channel. They
must have been told that there was a mermaid out there."

"Well, well, Calvin Gore and Omer Hensley finally made it. They are mechanics on
Fonty Flock's model midget racers. Do you remember how Herbert Joe used to love to
bowl? Well, he finally made a profession out of it and is now setting up pins."

"Clayton Heath has been looking for a good race ever since high school. Well, he
finally found one. He's racing with the moon. Say, look over there across the street.
There's Kenneth Davis and Walter Cliatt holding hands. They always were right sweet
on each other."

"Guess wh;t, Joseph! I got a letter from my mother-in-law down in Augusta the other
day and she sa^d that Frank McDaniels is modeling clothes at F. J. Luke's. Guess he has
about the best job in the South now. Rogers Feese and Jimmy Harrison are selling com
dogs at the Paramount studios now. I always did think they wou'd go to Hollywood."
"How about 'Wee Wee" Weathers?"

"He's coaching the tiddley winks team at old A.R.C. now. He's even got girls on the
team. 'Nose' Hardaway tried to get a job on television, but he was turned down because
they would have had to build a new screen, for his nose. My, my. Red, that George
Sheftall really is successful. You know, he's drawing the holes that Fearless Fosdick
shoots in people's heads."

"The last I saw of Charles Adkins. he was asleep on the stage at graduation and some-
body said he hasn't woke up yet. Yes, 'Chick' James finally made something in football.
For the past six years, he has been the water boy for the Rockets. I'm mighty proud of
that boy."

"You know. I've been wondering about Jimmy Stewart. I don't believe he'll ever pass
M.S.&T. as long as G. B. V. is down there."

"They tell me that Joel Cohen took over Wilinsky's Bargain House not long ago. He
always did wsnt that business."

"Say, Red, you remember how Dan Hail used to like to travel? Well, he and Tom
Balk are travelling now. Their motto is, 'Be a bum and see the world.' "

"I heard that Johnny Jefferson Jones, Jr., is a big time gangster and he runs the Au-
gusta Hotel as a front. What 'cha think about that?"
"Well, Red, got to go now. A bys sin ia some time."

They went their ways down the chill Manhattan canyons, and we'll have to wait un-
til they get together again for more of the low-down on the A.R.C. Class of 1950.

Written by Billy Evans and Herbert Elliott

A. R. C. Juniors

Adams, Harold F.
Adams, Richard W.
Adkins. Charles E.
Allen. Eugene C.
Anderson, William A.
Anderson, Richard L.
Anderson. Howard T.
Anderson. Roy A.
Agerlon, James A.
Amdt, C. H.
Babbitt. Earl L.
Bagby. Carl F.
Baggott. Eugene A.
Bailie. William G.
Balkcum. Richard
Barrett, Richard F.
Barrow, Richard L.
Baxter. Chas. A,
Bean, F. G,
Bennett, D. E.
Bennett. J. B,
Bell, David B,
Berry. Donald A.
Belts. John B.
Bird. George L.
Black, Donald N.
Blackstone, James D.
Blanchard, O. C.
Bland, Wallis Cone
Boltin, H. G.

Bohler, Kenneth L.
Boose, Edward W,
Boyd, Marion E.
Brackman, Julian H.
Brandon. Edward W,
Braun, Kenneth R.
Broome, Jesse W.
B- owning, Robert B.
Broxton, George A.
Buck, Roderick W.
Buck, Thomas F.
Bugg, Joseph R.
Cadle, Bobby G.
Cameron. Alan W.
Cameron, James H.
Canady. Verroy G.
Cam, William C.
Carr, Herschel H.
Carson, Johnny B.
Carter. Lawrence M.
Cawley, Jack K.
Chance, Fred E.
Clark. Anson L.
Chavel, Raymond E.
Cheeks. Donald E.
Cheesborough. Frank W.
Clyde. Thomas E.
Coats. Theodore R,
Cobb. Clark H.
Cochran, Beverly O.

Cohen, Adrian
Cole, Robert F.
Cook. Charles D.
Cook, Wilbur C.
Davis, Claude E.
Davis, Kenneth M.
Davis, Leon N.
Deas. A. D.
Dom, Stanley E.
Douglass, Edwin L.
Douglass, Tommy G.
Drummond, Edward L.
Dunn, Stanley C,
Dye, William N.
Edenfield. Maurice E.
Eidson, E. T.
Elliott, Billy L.
Entwistle, Dan A.
Eubanks, Bobby G.
Eubanks, Warren B.
Fisher, Robert C.
Fleming, Francis
Flythe, Starkey S.
Ford. Donald R.
Ford. Robert K.
Forrester, Richard S.
Fulcher. Bill M.
Gay. Thurmond K.
Gibbs. Robert W.
Gillion. John P.

Ginn, Robert E.
Gooiwin, Thomas W.
Greenblatt, Nathaniel
Greene, Fred C.
Grimsley. William A,
Hair, Paul G.
Hall, Dan B.
Hall. Jack E.
Hancock. James W.
Hardy. Henry F.
Harelik, Edward A.
Harmon, EIroy J.
Hatcher, James P.
Hayes, Nath T.
Heath, Herbert C.
Hemrick, William T.
Hensley, James E.
Hewitt, Charles K.
Higginbotham, Paul F,
Higginbotham, Raymond T,
Hill, Ezekiel T.
Hitt, Billy W.
Hitt, Edgar A.
Hixon. Richard L.
Hobson, Ronald H.
Hodges, Jack C.
Hodges, James C.

Holden, John W.
Hood, Oscar J.
Hooks, Edward
Home, Robert T.
Howard, Eugene F.
Huff, R. G.
Hughes, D. K.
Hughes, G. F.
Huson, G. G.
Ivey, D.
Jeffcoat, L. V.
Joe. W.
Johnson, J. M.
Johnson, J. S.
Jones, A. R.
Jones, J. G.
Jordan, B. G.
Jordan, J. B.
Jump, R. G.
Karesh, S. R.
Kent, L. S.
Kilpatrick, Z. M.
King, D. M.
Kirkland, V. P.
Kitchens, M. L.
Lamar, R. B.
Lanier, H. L.
Lee, F. L.
Leedham, R. K.
Lewis, H. W.

Lively, A. B.
Lord William E.
Mack, Beimie T.
Marcum, Percy E.
Maratos, William
Mathis, Ted H.
Matthews, W. Eugene
May, Jack M.
Mays, Ted C.
Miller, Winton F.
Mills, James Henry
Mixon, John W.
Moore, Tracy R.
Moorman, Jimmie H.
Morris, Walter Lee
Morris. William S.
Mowery, Alfred L.
Murphy, Charles A.
McCormack, Billy G.
McGahee. Ollie O.
Mclntyre, John L.
McKee, Clare A.
Neville, Richard G.
Nix, Harold R.
Overstreet, William L.
Pate, Silas Pierce
Pennington, Alvin J.
Pettit, Dan M.
Playford, Robert L.
Poss, Robert E.

Powell, Rudolph E.
Powledge. William F.
Prince, Louis K.
Rawls, William D.
Reeder, Lonnie F.
Reid, Theo M.
Rennison, Thomas H.
Reynolds, Joe E.
Rhodes, James H.
Rice, Irvin Fred
Rieser, Albert
Riley, Robert S.
Rinker, Edward W.
Rollins, Roy G.
Rosier. Thos. C.
Rowland. James E.
Russell. Raymond O.
Scoggins. James H.
Seiffert. Douglas P.
Sharpton, Jay William
Sheppard, William V.
Shirey, James H.
Silbert, Mendel N.
Simon, Paul S.
Sims, John C.
Singletary, James D.
Siskin, Morley M.
Sizemore. Patrick E.
Smith. Bobby E.
Sparks, John R.

Spivey, Bernard
Spivey, Richard R,
Stanford, Thomas P.
Stephen, James W.
Stewart, Joseph B.
Storey, Lamar C.
Stowell, Edward H.
Sturgis, Richard S.
Tankersley, Albert L.
Tarpley, Hubert M.
Terrall, Ravend W.
Thomas, Jimmy K.
Thompson, Jimmy R.
Towner, Msr\'in
Voss, David V.
Watkins, Roy E.
Watkins, WUliam L.
Wheatley, Chas. P.
Whittle, Michael H.
Williams. Lyman O.
Willis. Joseph T.
Willis. Russell C.
Wilson, Angus H.
Wodward, Bobby E.
Woodward. Heyward L.
Wooten, Larry A.
Young, James W.
Young. Joe Daniel

Class Officers

Pictured above are the Academy and Junior College Class Officers and Members of
the Student Council minus a few who were not present when hte picture was taken.

Reading from left to right. FIRST ROW Tommy Knotts. JCA Freshman Vice Presi-
dent: Jimmie O'Daniel. ARC Senior Vice-President: David Chamberlain. ARC Sophomore
Vice-President: Robert Gillion. ARC Freshman Vice President: Bill Maden, JCA Sopho-
more President: Bob Baggott, JCA Freshman President: Jimmie Pyle. ARC Senior Presi-
dent; F. E. Chance. ARC Junior President: Jack Poppell, ARC Sophomore President, and
Johimy Menger, ARC Freshman President.

SECOND ROW Billy Phinizy, JCA Sophomore Treasurer; Joan Chambers, JCA Fresh-
man Treasurer: Tommy Hemdon. ARC Senior Treasurer; H. B. Dean, ARC Sophomore
Treasurer: and Paul Rufo, ARC Freshman Treasurer; Ann Whatley, JCA Sophomore Sec-
retary; Barbara Edwards. JCA Freshman Secretary; Zach Kilpatrick. ARC Junior Secre
tary; Edward Drake. ARC Sophomore Secretary: Toby Broadwater, ARC Freshman Sec-
retary.

THIRD ROW Mary Ann Thomas. Morris Warr. JCA Sophomore Student Council
Representatives; Emory Farr. JCA Freshman Student Council Representative; Perr>' Mc
Lean. ARC Senior Student Council Representative: Nath Hayes. Jack Hall. ARC Junior
Student Council Representatives: Robert Barnes. Edward Eubanks, ARC Sophomore Stu
dent Council Representatives; Billy Fair, Jake Howard, ARC Freshman Student Council
Representatives.

NOT APPEARING IN PICTXJRE Richard Edwards. JCA Freshman Student Council
Representative; Richard Weathers, ARC Senior Student Council Representative; Bob
Puder, JCA Sophomore Vice-President; Bobby Eubanks, ARC Junior Vice President:
Harry Sherman, ARC Senior Secretary; R. H. Hobson, ARC Junior Treasurer.

A.R.C. SOPHOMORES

Anderson, Harry J.
Asbell, R. H.
Ashley, Bobby R.
Autrey, Norman M.
Barnes, W. R.
Bass, W. T.
Betts, Hugh
Borup, John K.
Bridges, Jack L.
Carpenter, K. B.
Carter, D. F.
Cauthen, Hugh T.
Cawley, Joe W.
Chamberlain, D. L.
Charles, Keith W.
Cholakis, P. C.
Clark, M. R.
Couch, K. G.
Covington, H. H.
Curry, Richard
Davis, L. P.
Davis, M. A.
Dean, H. B.
DeChant, J. M.
Dickenson, Glenn
Drake, E. L.

Duncan, J. N.
Duncan, T. O.
Durden, T. L.
Eberhart, Chas. Melton
Eubanks, W. Ezra
Eubanks, Edward Charles
Exum, F. R.
Danus, Lewis, Jr.
Geddings, J. G.
Gibson, Hoot F.
Hammerness, Jay Curtis
Hardin, Frank Marion
Harris, Wm. K.
Harrell, Vernon R.
Harrison, Shelton
Haughee, David A.
Helmly, Earl Clinton
Henderson, Marshall C.
Horn, King Min
Hoover, Harold Bernard
Howard, Clarence Godfrey
Howard, H. Grady
Hughes, Harold
Hurt, Amos E.
Hyman, Ralph Agee
Jarrell, Chrales Thomas

Johnson, Freddie H.
LaSure, Marvin D.
Lee, Herbert Carl
Lee, William Marvin
Lutes, Philip H.
Maloney, G. Rufus
Mason, Ralph W.
Matthews, Frank Robert
Mills, William H.
Mims, Lorenzo Talmadge
Mulherin, William B.
Murphy, Raymond R.
McCrary, Larry
McKellar, Joe
McKowen, Oscar
Patterson, James
Payne, Calvin Lee
Phillips, Frank R.
Poppell, Jack
Putman, Richard W.
Readdy, Edward E.
Reed, William E.
Repka, Morris P.
Rhodes, Grady C.
Richards, David B.
Richardson, James F.

Reese, Ernest W.
Rosier, Howard G.
Savage, Robert H.
Schneider, Henry B.
Scott, Timmon E.
Shepherd, AUen E.
Sims, Johnny J.
Smith David P.
Stewart, Ted C.
Stone, Crawford S.
Stone, Hick M.
Strother. Clarence B.
Tarver, Leroy J.
Tiller, Bobby E.
Tudor, Thomas E.
Wall, Charles E.
Walters, Henry P.
Welch, George E.
West, Franklin
Widener, James T.
Wiley, Jeffrey C.
Williams, Dan C.
Wright, Clarence C.

A. R. C. Freshmen

3^?s'v ^^....1^-%

Adams, Bobby Rufus
Adams. Eugene Jennings
Adams. James Darvin
Aenchbaeher. Charles Aubrey
Akins. James Paul
Allen. Forrest Adolph
Anderson. (Billy) William Albert
Anderson. Charles Davison
Anderson. Preston Turner
Arthur. Harrj' Bradley
Ashe. William Lehman
Atkins. Hanford Langdon
Bardin. James Joseph
Bell. Bill Eugene
Blackman. Terrel David
Blackstone. James Otto
Bogoslawsky, Jerry Melvin
Boles, Bernard Eugene
Boiler. William Harbig
Bonham. Carlton William
Bowen. Charles
Brand. William Elliott
Brinson. Gary Gene
Broadwater. Robert Benjamin
Broadwater. Tobias Francis, Jr.
Brown, Austin L.
Brown. George Arlen
Brown, George Max

Brown, Jackson Harvey
Brown, John Chester
Burgess, Robert B.
Burkhalter, Edward L.
Byce. Arnold
Camak. James D.
Carpenter, James L.
Cason, Basil E.
Cato, Lucius B.
Chambers, Richard C.
Chancey, Floyd J.
Chandler, Neal W.
Chavis, Len
Cheek, Fred A.
Clark, Aubrey F.
Cliett, Ronald R.
Connor, James I.
Crouch, Mickey M.
Crout, Clarence J. Jr.
Culpepper, Berry C.
Culpepper, David
Culpepper, Terry D.
Davis. Donald I.
Davis. Payton D.
Dillman. Raymond R.
Dozier, Robert D.
Dunn, William M.
Duncan, John T.

Dye, Wayne
Edgar, James Billy
Eitner, Herman E.
Eng, Bert Har\'ey
Epstein. Julian D.
Ergle. Joe D.
Fair, William E.
Farris, Jimmy W.
Faulk, Donnic D.
Fennell. James C.
Ficken, Carl F. W.
Fleming, S. S. Sam
Ford, Jimmy J.
Ford, Walter H.
Ford, Willie J.
Gaskill, Walter E.
Gay, Don H.
Gaylas, Raymond A.
Giles, William D.
Gillion. Robert E.
Gilmer. Fred C.
Gilstrap. Lee Roy
Godin. H. Jules. Jr.
Goldberg. Jay B.
Gore, Frazier W.
Grayson, William F.
Greene. Tommie L.
Gregory. James S.

Grice, Duane F.
Grubbs. Willis G.
Gunn. Lee E.
Guy. David L.
Guy. Raymond W.
Hall. William K.
Harmon. Clarence E.
Harmon. James A.
Harrison, Albert J.
Henderson. Claude C.
Hewitt, Jerry A.
Hitc, Donald B.
Hobbs, Jerome C.
Holland. William H.
HoUiday. Reuben A.
Howard, Jacob G.
Hudlow, Conray C.
Inglett, Wilfred Lee
Ingram, Louis Marvin
Inman, Tcddie Don
Jackson, Ronald Terry
Jaunsen, Warren Herbert
Johnson, James Eugene
Johnson, William M.
Keefe, Pete Dean
Kemp, Allen H.
Kent, John William

Kerr, William E.

Key, Hubert T.

Key, OUie Allen

Kight, Charles B.

Lamb, John Wyman

Lamb, Robert Demiie

Lass, Charles M.

LaSure, Danny W.

Lawton, James L.

Lee, Joseph David

Lee, Joseph M.

Lester, Dan Blakely

Lever, Frank Talmadge

Levy, Harvey Louis

Loo, May Jong

Loyal, George Edmund

Malpass, Charlie Tony

Martin, Russell R.

Meads, W. A.

Menger, James Murphy

Menger, Johnny Virgil

Miller, Donald Eugene

Mitchell, Ernest Earl

Mitchell, Richard Leroy

Mixon, Thomas E.

Moody, Edward Franklin, Jr.

Morrell, Melvin D.

Morris, James W.

Morris, Oliver Thomas

Moseley, Joe Rufus
Moyer, Dan
Mull, George Harold
McCasIan, William Edward
McDaniel, Robert Lewis
McDonald, William Thurmond
McMichael, William Lynne
McNeese, Carter V.
Nelson, Joe Bradford
Newman, Ray Delmere
Newton, Walter Sydnor
Norris, Samuel D.
Orr, Charles Thomas
Owens, John Richard
Parrish, Chesley R.
Peabody, Elbert Prentice
Phinizy, Stewart, III
Pirkle, James Joseph
Pitts, Julian Martin
Pond, James Alton
Portwood, Paul Edward
Pound, Ronald Emmett
Powell, Freddie Linton
Powell, Robert F.
Prather, William S.
Price, Don A.
Prickett, John S.
Rabun, C. Robert
Raines, James A.

Ramsbotham, William B.
Read, William R.
Ready, Billy Ray
Reese, James D.
Reese, Jerry A.
Riddle, Edward H.
RUey, Odell Lee
Roberson, Gary C.
Roe, Allen D.
Rosenthal, Stanley H.
Rowe, R. Allen
Rowell, Herman Lee
Rufo, Paul
Salley, M. Brice
Sanders, H. Veman
Sanders, Jamie E.
Scarborough, Roy
Sellears, M. M.
Shead, James E.
Short, George W.
Simons, Hugh J.
Smith, E. Doyle
Smith, Harold C.
Sojourner, Nathaniel Walker
Standridge, Robert L.
Stanford, Elliott E.
Stavro, George F.
Steinberg, Maurice L.
Still, Richard H.

Stillman, Herman G.
Stringer, Ben P.
Thompson, George R.
Thompson, W. C.
Trower, J. E.
Usry, Thomas C.
Walker, Carl L.
Wall, Edward J.
Walton, Robert E.
Ward, Darmy P.
Ware, Fred
Ware, Oscar
Watkins, Charles A.
Weatherford, John R.
Whatley. William L.
Whitehead, Hugh P.
Whittle, Walter C.
Whitaker, Grady A.
Williams, Clayton M.
Willingham, William N.
Wilson, Henry D.
Wilson, Robert D.
Woods, wmie F.
Woodward, Carl T.
Yarborough, Charles J.
Zucker, Michael D.

Class of 1954

^*W..^.; W*. lto>i<S*^

W

Adams, Thomas Daniel
Adams, William Ed
Agner. Harrj'
Akins, George
Alewine,Roy

Alexander, William Ernest
Allen, Carey Kenneth
Allen, Jonny Ray
Amerson, Allen T.
Amerson, Edward
Amerson, Ronald Rogers
Anderson, Harry King, Jr.
Anderson, James D.
Antopolsky, Norman Jules
Arrington, Charles
Atwood, Theodore Oertel
Bailey, Frank Irving
Bailey, John S., Ill
Bailie, Anderson Courtney
Baird, Nolan Dudley
Baker, Eddie Lee
Baker, Fay Bernard
Baker, Willard R.
Ballard, Durwood Lee
Baltzagler. Charles
Barrett, Hardin Davis
Barrs, John
Barton. William F.
Beasley, Charles Wm.

Beasley, Dan James
Bell, Donald
Bell, Marion Haye
Bennett, John Franklin
Bennett, Joseph Richard
Best, Eugene Delano
Bishop. James Thomas
Black, Carlton
Blaekwell, Verdy Delano
Blalock, Charles Allen
Bourne, Lester L.
Bowman. Jennings Bryan. Jr.
Bowman. Otis, Jr.
Boysworth. Bobby E.
Brack, Gordon Mial
Brigham. William
Brinson, John Farmer
Brown, Grover James
Brown, Gerald
Brown, Lesley Floyd
Blown, Richard Tracy
Brunkhurst, William Lee
Bryant, Robert Frank
Bunch, Bobby
Burton, Thomas Levi
Bush, Donald
Byrd, Charles Frederick
Cannady, William J.
Cavadel, Gene Christopher

Carroll, Richard A,
Cartledge. Pierce L.
Cary, Bruce R.
Cato. Dewey S.
Chambers, Winthrop O.
Chavous, Emory M.
Cheong. Benson
Cliett. Atticus B.
Cliett. William D.
Cole. Robert H.
Collins. Jimmie M.
Cook, James R.
Cooler, Joseph W.
Corley, Edward A.
Cosnahan, John T.
Cozart. Zenus Eddie
Crawford, Richard R.
Crawford Tommy N.
Crockett, Paul T,
Croft, Joseph Bryan
Crowe, Edward L,
Davidson, Bobby C.
Dicks, Joseph L.
Doolittle, Edward S.
Doolittle, Jackie R.
Dozier, Harold P.
Dukes. Joseph S.
Duncan, Robert B.
Durham, Derrick E.

English. Darland E.
English Lewis M.
Estroff, Malcolm C.
Eubanks, Noland
Faglier, Richard W.
Fallaw, Fred K.
Fanning, Hylam
Felton, Joe B.
Ferrell, Charles J.
Fields, William H.
Finley. James P.
Freeman, James H.
Fulcher, Bennie Roy
Fulcher, Sim Bell
Gauldin. Gary H.
Gay, Jack H.
Gentry, James E.
Gibbs, Donald K.
Gibson, Peter F.
Gibson, Walter E.
Gibson, William D.
Guillebeau, Gene
Gladin, Ras Erbie, Jr.
Glaze, James Andrew
Glisson, Gene Arnold
Gomillion, Ernest L.
Goodwin. William T.
Grice, Richard Charles
Griffin, Gene Ray

Griffin, Norman Walter
Grover. Hugh Fisher
Halcame. David
Hall, Raymond Eugene
Hambrick, Charles
Hand, Charles Robert
Harper, Walker Robert
Harris, Roy Vincent
Harrison, Dessey L.
Hart, Bobby Lester
Henderson, James Lewis
Henderson, George Sancken
Henderson, Glenn Robert
Henderson. William Price
Hewett, Creston Rodney
Hilliard, Rufus Eugene
Hillman, Preston Barlow
Holden, James R.
Holland, Oliver Pierce
Hort, John Henry
Howard, Frank O.
Howard, Glenn Hill
Howard, Walter, Jr.
Howell, Charles D.
Howell, Edward
Huffman, Jackie Wise
Hughes, Robert E.
Inman, Andrew J.
Jackson, George Allen

Jackson, Robert Lee
James, Lawton L.
James, Weldon W.
Jeffcoat, James C.
Jenkins, Charles M.
Jennings. John Carmen
Jennings, Richard W.
Johnson, Billups Phinizy
Johnson, Gene Fletcher
Johnson, Hiram Gary
Johnson. Thomas Dan
Jones, Arthur Wesley. Jr.
Jones, Lawrence E.
Joyner. Robert SUton
Judy Richard
Jue, Paul Richard
Kelly, Albert Sherwood
Kelley, Sherrill B.
Key, Claude Lee
Key, Neal Lackman
Kight, Jimmie Owen
Kiker, George
King, Aaron Langley
King, Charles Eugene
Kirkland, Gerald
Kirkland, Herbert Eugene
Kitchens, Robert L.
Kirkendole, Frank Thomas
Koss, Charles Hhenry
LamJtin, William, Fleming
Law. Robert Edwin
Law, William Fleming
Lanier, Frank Thurmond
Laughlin, Richard Gene
Leopard, William Harry

Logan, James Milton
Loggins, Elbert Carl
Loo, Sing Yet, Jr.
Love, Oscar Jethro
Lowe, Jerry Thomas
Maddox, Earl Sanford

Maddox, William EdwarcPamell, Stanley
Malcolm, Lloyd Harold Paolozzi, Thomas F.
Mallett, Jimmy Pickett

Malone, William T. Patterson, Frank E.

Martin, Harold Vincent Pearson, William L.
Matthews, Marion Bruce Pennington, Virgil E,
Meeks, Roy Lathrope Perdue, James
Melton, William Claude Palmer, Donald W.
Merry, Kenneth Holmes Peters, William
Meyer, Harry Milton
Miles, Billy Floyd

Roe, Donald Gordon
Rooks, Edgar James
Rose, Francis Lewis
Roxuitree. Jack Wade
Sanders, Richard
Satcher, Earnest B.
Schmidt, Berry Hyden
Seymour, Fred
Partridge, Wm. Kenneth Shapiro, Norman I.
Sharp, Thomas
Shelton, Lloyd Cranston

Nimmons, Morris W.
Odom, L. Harry
Ollerich, James E.
Grander, Donald D.
Overcash, Clinton S.
Oxner, William R.

Shields, Billy Hilton
Shutters, Robert Ronell
Silver, Herbert Berlin
Simkins, George B.

Miller, Dessie Ford
Mills, Glenn William
Mims, Henry Abert
Mims. Harold Clifton

Pittman, Larry DuReese Simmons, William H.
Playford, George Alan Sims, Bobby Frank
Plunkett, Eugene M.
Potter, John William
Powell, Doyle L.
Price, Kenneth Eugene

Minnick, James Herbert Price. Wiley Lester

Morgan, Guy Puckett, Frank C.

Mulherin, Robert M,

Murphy, Thomas A.

Murphy, James W.

Murphy, Ben Thos.

McCoy Everland Albert Reese, Charles

McDonald, Eugene T.
McElmurray. Ben S.
McKettrick, William L.
McMillan, James L.
Napier, Frank B.
Neal, Donsld C.
Newman, Arnold

Sizemore, Clarence Preston
Sleister, James deVaughan
Smith. Gerald E.
Smith, Jackie Harold
Smith, Robert Fulton
Smith, William Edgar, Jr.
Queen, Frank ThurmondSpearman, Charles Frank
Raines, Alvin Ellsworth Spears, Robert
Readdy, Charles Spivey, Carl Timmons

Readdy, Julian Thomas Stanford, R. G.

Stelling, Clay McPherson
Stewart. Roy Wright
Stone, Johnny
Stor>', Thomas Eifford

Reese, James B.
Reese, John Ralph
Regopolos, Arthur

Reynolds, William Frank Stringfield, David P.
Richards, Donald Swancy. George Walton

Richardson, William Swancy, William Roy

Risteen, Hardy Allen Swanson, Austin

Swords, Ralph Edward
Teasley, Bobby Oscar
Thompson, Charles Alexander
Thompson, DeVaughn Joseph
Thompson, Jim
Tice, Gerald W.
Tompkins, Ben Jones
Tompkins, Walter Lewis
Trapnell. Joseph Br\'son
Turner, Bobby James
Waddey, Marion
Walker, Oliott B.
Walker, James Owen

Walker, Jimmy Deas

Walle, Raymond

Weathers, Paul Lee

Wells, Butler Theodore

West, William Roscoe

Widener, Jack Kiah

Widgeon, Wallace H.

Wiihelm, William Albert

Wilson, Millard Joseph

Winningham, Robert

Witcher, Marion Eklgar

Wong, Edward

Woo, Edward

Woo. Howard

Woo, William McKinley

Wortham. Thomas W.

Wright, James Haston

Wright, Ronald P.

Wynn, Augustus Lee

Youngblood, Charles Wayne

Military Personnel

MAJOR VIVIAN

CAPTAIN PIERCE

GEORGE B. VIVIAN, MAJOR, CAVALRY, PMSSiT

Virginia Military Institute 1939, B.S.

Overseas Service, China-Burma-India Theater.

Bronze Star, Special Breast Order of Yun Hui (China).

Army Commendation Medal.

WILLIAM B. PIERCE, CAPTAIN, INFANTRY, ASST.

PMS&T

North Texas State Teachers College 1936.

Overseas Service, France and Central Europe.

Silver Star, Bronze Star, Army Commendation Medal.

FIRST SERGEANT JOHN P. HEUSER FIRST SERGEANT

MASTER SERGEANT PAUL W. DENNIS INSTRUCTOR

MASTER SERGEANT CURTISS E. MARTIN ADMINISTRATIVE NCO

MASTER SERGEANT FORREST L. MOONEY ASS'T. INSTRUCTOR

SERGEANT FIRST CLASS WALTER EDGE ASS'T. INSTRUCTOR

MARTIN

HEUSEFT

MOONEY

DENNIS

EDGE

Regimental

Statf

McLEAN

MISS HARDIN

PHILLIPS

MISSANSTED

SHERMAN

MISS WEIGLE

HARDAWAY

MISS USRY

OGDEN

MISS CARMICHAEL

Staff

COLONEL P. G. McLEAN
MISS DOT HARDIN, SPONSOR

MAJOR J. L. PHILLIPS

MISS MARCIA ANSTED. SPONSOR

MAJOR H. S. SHERMAN

MISS PATRICIA WEIGLE. SPONSOR

MAJOR L. L. OGDEN

MISS ANN CARMICHAEL. SPONSOR

1st LT. J. D. HARDAWAY
MISS WREN USRY, SPONSOR

Company

CAPTAIN G. W. THOMAS

MISS NELL TAYLOR
SPONSOR

1st LT. T. H. MATHIS

2nd LT. R. O. JOHNS

2nd LT. W. L. WREN

2nd LT. E. G. HICKSON

JOHNS

WREN

ry '^^ :i

1ST PLATOON

2ND PLATOON

HICKSON

3RD PLATOON

"A"

Company

CAPTAIN J. E. WHITTLE

MISS PATSY BLANCHARD,
SPONSOR

1st LT. E. J. McDonald

2nd LT. W. A. CASON
2nd LT. B. H. BURGAMY

BURGAMY

WHITTLE

MISS BLANCHARD

McDonald

i
1
1

i^.

<

1ST PL.-^TOOX

2ND PLATOON

3RD PLATOON

JAMES

MISS BASSFORD

RIESER

1ST PLATOON

L'N'D PLATOON

"B"

Company

FIRST LIEUTENANT C. L.
JAMES

MISS BEVERLY BASSFORD,
SPONSOR

1st LT. A. RIESER

2nd LT. C. E. JARRETT

2nd LT. R. C. WILLIS

2nd LT. R. H. FENDER

D

/-iiy

JARRETT

WILLIS

3RD PLATOON

FENDER

EVANS

JVnSS SIBLEY

ELLIOTT

1ST PLATOON

"C

55

Company

CAPTAIN W. H. EVANS

MISS KITTY SIBLEY,
SPONSOR

1st LT. S. H. ELUOTT

2nd LT. W. M. BERRY

2ncl LT. C. T. BARINOWSKI

2nd LT. W. T. BAILIE

BERRY

BARINOWSKI

3RD PLATOON

BAIUE

R.O.T.C. BATTAI-ION FORMATIONS

HEADQUAKTKKS CdMPAXY

)MPANY

C COMPANY

Ninth Grade Battalion

BATTALION STAFF

FIRST LIEUTENANT R. H. MISS FLORRIE FLEMING,

HOBSON SPONSOR

FIRST LIEUTENANT R. E.
JESTER

MISS DORIS ANN LEWIS.
SPONSOR

"E" Company

FIRST LIEUTENANT H. F. GIBSON
MISS ANNETTE BANKS, SPONSOR
2nd LT. J. E. JOHNSON
2nd LT. R. E. WATKINS

GIBSON

MISS BANKS

1ST PL.\TOON

2ND PLATOON

"F" Company

FIRST LIEUTENANT THOMAS H. HERNDON
MISS CAROLYN HADDEN. SPONSOR
2ND LT. THOMAS L. SANDERS

HEHKDO.X

MISS HADDEN

SANDERS

1ST PLATOON

2ND PLATOON

"G" Company

FIRST LIEUTENANT LEWIS S. SIMON
MISS MARY MARTIN, SPONSOR
2ND LT. STANLEY P. STEINBERG
2ND LT. THOMAS W. HEMRICK

SIMON

MISS MARTIN

1ST PLATOON

2ND PLATOON

NINTH GRADE BATTALION FORMATIONS

"E" COMPANY

"G" COMPANY

EIGHTH GRADE BATTALION

BATTAUON STAFF

CAPTAIN CHARLES L. SPENCE
MISS FRANCES AMICK, SPONSOR

FIRST LIEUTENANT RONALD E. JESTER
MISS DORIS ANN LEWIS. SPONSOR

H

SPENCE

MISS AMICK

JESTER

MISS LEWIS

"I" Company

FIRST LIEUTENANT LEROY H. SIMKINS
MISS JOANNE HARBIN, SPONSOR
2ND LT. CHARLES N. THOMAS
2ND LT. RICHARD E. GRIFFIN

SIMKINS

MISS HARBIN

1ST PLATOON

2ND PLATOON

"K" Company

SECOND LIEUTENANT JAMES C. HARRISON
MISS AUSTIN GILLILAND, SPONSOR
2ND LT. JAMES W. AMERSON
2ND LT. LARRY L. WOOTEN

HARRISON

MISS GILLILAND

1ST PLATOON

AMERSON

2ND PLATOON

"V Company

FIRST LIEUTENANT MARVIN E. TOWNER
MISS BETTY JEAN MATTHEWS, SPONSOR
2ND LT. R. TRAVIS HIGGINBOTHAM
2ND LT. WILLIAM S. MORRIS

TOWNER

MISS MATTHEWS

2ND PLATOON

"M" Company

FIRST UEUTENANT ARTHUR A. TUTEN
MISS MARY ARNETTE. SPONSOR
2ND LT. WOODROW W. GAY
2ND LT. CHRISTOPHER T. LUTES

GAY

^nSS ARNETTE

1ST PLATOON

2ND PLATOON

EIGHTH GRADE BATTALION FORMATIONS

COMPANY M

The Band

CAPTAIN JACK WONG

MISS FLORENCE WONG. SPONSOR

1ST LT. RICHARD TUDOR

1ST LT. KENNETH HEDRICK

2ND LT. DONALD BAKER

2ND LT. ROBERT WOO

WONG

MISS WONG

TUDOR

HEDRICK

BAKER

WOO

ROTC BAND

The Band Club

PRESIDENT JACK WONG
VICE-PRESIDENT DON BAKER
SECRETARY CARL CARN

FACULTY ADVISER T. L. BAMFORD
TREASURER KENNETH HEDRICK
CHAPL.\IN DAVID BARNES

FRESHMAN BAND

Sabre Club

McLEAN. P. G.
OGDEN. L. L.
PHILLIPS, J. L.
SHERMAN. H. S.
EVANS. W. H.
SPENCE. C. L.
THOMAS. G. W.
WHITTLE, J. E.
WONG J.
ELUOTT, S. H.
GIBSON, H. F.
HARDAWAY, J. D,
HEDRICK. K. E.
HERNDON, T. H.
HOBSON, R. H.
JAMES, C. L.
JESTER, R. E,
MATHIS. T. H.
RIESER, A.
SIMKINS, L. H,
SIMON, L. S.
TUDOR, R. E.
BAKER, D.
BAILIE, W. T,
FENDER, R. H.
GRIFFIN, R. E.
HARRISON. J. C.
HICKSON, E. G.
HIGGINBOTHAM,
JARRETT, C. E.
JOHNS, R. O.
MORRIS, W. S.
ROWLAND, J. E.
SANDERS, T. L.
THOMAS, C. N.
WOO, R.

R. T.

COLONEL
MAJOR
MAJOR
MAJOR
CAPTAIN
CAPTAIN
CAPTAIN
CAPTAIN
CAPTAIN

FIRST LIEUTENANT
FIRST LIEUTENANT
FIRST LIEUTENANT
FIRST LIEUTENANT
riRST LIEUTENANT
FIRST LIEUTENANT
FIRST LIEUTENANT
FIRST LIEUTENANT
FIRST LIEUTENANT
FIRST LIEUTENANT
FIRST LIEUTENANT
FIRST LIEUTENANT
FIRST LIEUTENANT
SECOND LIEUTENANT
SECOND LIEUTENANT
SECOND LIEUTENANT
SECOND LIEUTENANT
SECOND LIEUTENANT
SECOND LIEUTENANT
SECOND LIEUTENANT
SECOND LIEUTENANT
SECOND LIEUTENANT
SECOND LIEUTENANT
SECOND LIEUTENANT
SECOND UEUTENANT
SECOND LIEUTENANT
SECOND LIEUTENANT

MAJOR VIVIAN
ADVISOR

CAPTAIN PIERCE
COADVISOR

CLUB OFFICERS

S, HERBERT ELLIOTT
CHARLES L. JAMES
HARRY S. SHERMAN
PERRY G. McLEAN
LEROY H. SIMKINS

PRESIDENT

VICE PRESIDENT

SECRETARY

TREASURER

CHAPLAIN

Rifle Team

HARRY SHERMAN PRESIDENT

BOBBY BETTS TEAM CAPTAIN

CHRIS LUTES SECRETARY

GENE KELLY TREASURER

RONALD JESTER _ CHAPLAIN

ROY SIMKINS
BILL CHEESBOROUGH
HERBERT ELLIOTT
KEITH PRINCE
LYMAN WILLIAMS
WILLIAM BERRY
GRADY HOWARD
ROBERT BROWNING
ROBERT PLAYFORD
GEORGE SHEFTALL
BILL MORRIS
DON IVEY
TONY MULHERIN
JIMMY HAVRON*

MANAGER

F

SGT. EDGE. COACH

The Sheridan Sabre

The Richard B. Sheridan Memorial Sabre is an award made annually by the Reserve
Officers Association to the Cadet Officer of the ROTC Unit who is judged to be the best
soldier. The sabre is awarded in memory of Richard Brinsley Sheridan, honor graduate
of the Academy who lost his life in the football uniform of West Point.

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

AWARD FOR 1949 MAJOR HERMAN J. OELLERICH.

THE VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS SABRE

This sabre is awarded to the member of the Junior Class who distinguishes himself as
a leader on the drill field as well as an able student in MS&T. The award is made an-
nually by the Post No. 3200 Veterans of Foreign W^rs.

AWARD FOR 1949 CAPTAIN PERRY G. McLEAN.

THE AMERICAN LEGION SABRE

The American Legion Sabre is awarded each year to the commander of the company
that has won the most parades during the school year. The Sabre is given by Post No. 63,
American Legion.

AWARD FOR 1949 CAPTAIN WALTER J. PENLAND. Commanding Company "G"

OUTiTANDING MEMBER OF THE BAND. CAPTAIN R. M. BENSON

Awards at Prize Drill 1949

BEST DRILLED ROTC COMPANY WON BY COMPANY "E' COMMANDED BY CAP
TAIN L. N. SUDDATH.

BEST DRILLED FRESHMAN COMPANY WON BY COMPANY "K" COMMANDED BY
FIRST LIEUTENANT E. H. CAWLEY.

BEST DRILLED ROTC PLATOON WON BY 1st PLATOON COMPANY "G" COMMAND-
ED BY 1st. LT. H. R. HAIR.

BEST DRILLED FRESHMAN PLATOON WON BY 2nd PLATOON COMPANY "L" COM-
MANDED BY 2nd. LT. H. C. SHERMAN.

BEST DRILLED ROTC SQUAD WON BY 1st SQD. 2nd PLAT. CO. "B " COMMANDED
BY SGT. C. T. BARINOWSKI.

BEST DRILLED FRESHMAN SQUAD WON BY 2nd SQD. 2nd PLAT. CO. "K" COM-
MANDED BY SGT. D. B. HITE.

BEST DRILLED INDIVIDUAL. R.O.T.C SGT. C. N. THOMAS.

BEST DRILLED INDIVIDUAL FRESHMAN CADET K. W. CHARLES.

NEATEST CADET
SGT. C. N. THOMAS

COHEN MEDAL

1st SGT. D. E. KEMP

LEVY MEDAL
SGT. C. N. THOMAS

OUTSTANDING MEMBER OF THE BAND
CAPT. R. M. BENSON

GEN. LEONARD WOOD MEDAL
CADET HERBERT E. BRYANT

C. W. TULLY TROPHY
1st. LT. R. W. MILLER

J. BLAND SCRUGGS MEMORIAL SABRE
MAJ. HERMAN J. OELLERICH

VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS SABRE
::APT. PERRY G. McLEAN

RICHARD B. SHERIDAN MEMORIAL SABRE AMERICAN LEGION SABRE
MAJ. HERMAN J. OELLERICH ^APT. WALTER J. PENLAND

ATHLETICS

FOOTBALL

I

/

/

A

ROY E. ROLLINS

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

HEAD FOOTBALL COACH

FRANK E. INMAN

BASKETBALL COACH

ASST. FOOTBALL COACH

I

UVNGSTON BOLTON

BVARSITY FOOTBALL COACH

TRACK COACH

A. L. WILLIAMS

BASKETBALL

BASEBALL

C. E. BEARDEN
FOOTBALL

CHANCE
CO-CAPTAIN

tbmfmintwKtTi'jt-^^ij^-^tL- ^ .

CAPTAIN JIMMY O'DANIEL

FEESE

A. R. C.
A. R. C.
A. R. C. 6
A. R. C. 12
A. R. C.
A. R. C. 7
A. R. C. 14
A. R. C. 7
A. R. C.
A. R. C. 28

P. C. FRESHMEN 26

GLYNN ACADEMY 40

BASS HIGH

JORDAN HIGH 13

BENEDICTINE 22

LANIER HIGH 26

SMITH HIGH 33

SAVANNAH HIGH 25

COMMERCIAL HI 12

BOYS' CATHOLIC

LANIER

V

^

GUSSON

JAMES C.

EIDSON

PYLE

FOUCHE

PENN

1949 FOO'I BALL

Richmond opened the '49 football season on Sept 16, against the strong P. C. Freshmen. Despite the fact that
all the cadets put in their best playing, P. C. walked away with an easy 26-0 victory.

The following week the cadets journeyed to Brunswick only to be turned back by a score of 40 0, by the G. I. A.
A. champs, Glynn Academy.

The next week, Richmond played host to Bass High of Atlanta. Early in the third period Bilbo Chance heav-
ed a long pass to Jimmy Penn, who hauled it in to set up a possible touchdown. Continuous passing and good running
brought the ball to the 3-yard stripe, where Chick James carried it over for the only score in the ball game. The final
score: Richmond 6, Bass 0.

For the next game the Cadets lost a heartbreaker to Jordan High of Columbus. Richmond scored first when
Linwood James carried the ball around his own left end for 12 yards, and a touchdown. The extra point was no good.
Then in the last minutes of the first half Jordan scored, but failed to connect for the extra point, and at the half the
score was knotted at 6^6. Richmond opened up for a sustained drive of 86 yeards, with Bilbo Chance carrying the
ball the last nine yards for the score. Chance's pass to Penn was incomplete and Jordan, scoring in the third quarter
and making the extra point, topped the Cadets 13-12.

The next week Richmond traveled to Savannah to meet the Benedictine Cadets, who took over in the first half
and racked up 22 points to down Richmond 22-0.

On Oct. 28. the Lanier Poets came to Augusta to show their superiority over the Cadets by scoring a 26-7 vic-
tory. The only Richmond score was in the third period when Chick James carried the ball over from the 2-yard line.

BRANDON

\

VfAhL MA(;MLI:PHY

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/

RAGSDALE, EVANS, HUGULEY, BAGGOTT, AMICK

'y.'^^>,rsJ<i^^A^^:i:i

The following week Richmond took to the road again to meet Smith High of Atlsnta. This game was dedicated
to "Wee Wee" Weathers, who received a broken leg after the Glynn game. Richmond fumbled three times during the
first half. Two of these fumbles cost them touchdowns and at the half. Smith led by a score of 19-0. Richmond scar-
ed twice in the third quarter, once when Preston Leonard went over from the eleven yard line, and again when Eddie
Eidson recovered a fumble and Rodgers Feese broke off tackie in the first play for a 50 yard tally. Chance kicked both
extra points, but the game ended with Smith out front 33-14.

The next week end, the Richmond squad was outscored 25-7 by the strong Savannah High team. The only score
for Richmond came in the third quarter when Hoover Lanier broke into the clear and carried the ball for 75 yards lo
pay dirt.

On the Friday before Thanksgiving, Richmond fell to defeat once more when they met Commercial High of Sav-
annah. Ludy Glisson returned to the line-up after breaking his arm before the season began, but. despite the good play
ing of the Richmond squad, they were downed by 12-0.

On Turkey Day. Richmond upheld the tradition of beating the Shamrocks of Catholic High by a score of 28-0.
Richmond's first score came in the second period on a long pass from Chance to Lanier. In the third quarter Richmond
took over the game with Ed Parrish going over from the three yard line. Lanier scored his second T.D. of the day.
and Rodgers Feese broke off for a 35 yard score. Bilbo Chance kicked four out of four extra points. Linwood James
and Bobby Eubanks were standouts on defense for the Academy.

JAMES. L.

NEELANDS

VERNON

PARRISH

SUMNER

SCOTT

A. R. C. ''B" Varsitv Football Scores

"Bee's"

SAXON

6
6
27
45
28
49
28
21
49

SWAINSBORO
STATESBORO
GREENWOOD
CARLISLE "B"

33

47

12

JEFFERSON ATHLETIC CLUB OF SAV.
BENEDICTINE "B"

SAVANNAH "B"

LANGLEY BATH CLEARWATER 14

GREENWOOD "B '

HAYES

LEONARD

/^"S

^ "^

1 -'V'' ^

BRACKM.^N

^

2^/..

A - VARSITY

First Row Leonard, Barrow, Menger, Eidson, Brackman, Kilpatrick, Fulcher, Rowland.
Second Row C. James, Hayes, Jester, Atkins, L. James, Pyle, Reynolds, Fouche, Lanier,

Saxon.
Third Row Penn, Weathers, Feese, O'Daniel, Scott, MacMurphy, Wall, Vernon. Chance.
Fourth Row Hickson, Bridges, Sumner, Eubanks, Kugler, Kelly, Hobson, Brandon.

B - VARSITY

First Row Short, Stowell, Johnson, Hall, Dozier. Cook, Hodges.

Second Row Seiffert, Miller. Howard, Babbitt, F.. Rufo, Scarborough, Dye, Brackman,

Bass.
Third Row Brown, Payne, Schneider, Hitt, Walker, Babbitt, E.. Lamb, Lee. Steinberg.
Fourth Ro%v Haughee. Kerr, Riley, Henderson. Cheek, Cochran, Rowland.

A. R. C. Basketball

A VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM
First Row Herndon. Douglas, Weathers. Moody, Cohen.
Second Row Eubanks, Hall, Stowell, Babbitt, Gilstrap, Watkins.
Third Row Hooks, Kerr, O'Daniel, Pelton, Peabody.

MOND

25

ALUMNI

23

"

30

SAVANNAH

37

"

45

LANIER

59

"

31

COLUMBIA

41

"

34

PARKER

49

II

39

LANIER

45

47

GLYNN

37

"

34

B. C. H. S.

33

i

48

GREENWOOD

40

n

20

BENEDICTINE

37

"

39

COMMERCIAL

44

w

29

PARKER

51

II

44

GREENWOOD

41

It

38

COLUMBIA

43

"

31

B. C. H. S.

33

If

50

COMMERCIAL

47

"

31

BENEDICTINE

48

35

SAVANNAH

67

II

50

GLYNN

54

REGION 2AA TOURNAMENT

RICHMOND 42 COMMERCIAL 44

Richmond won 6 and lost 14 games this year.

COACH INMAN

COHEN

pjiABODY

O'DAOTEL

STOWELL

GILSTRAP

PBX,TON

HALL

A. R. C, Basketball

The Richmond Academy cagers opened the 1950 basket-
ball season January 2 against the Alumni. The score was
25 to 23 for A. R. C.

Five games were dropped before Richmond came back
to win over Glynn 47 to 37, B. C. H. S. 34 to 33, and Green-
wood, 48 to 40. Greenwood was beaten again, and there
was a 50 to 47 victory over Commercial.

For the first time since Catholic High started against
Richmond, the Shamrocks downed an A-Varsity team. The
score in this game was 33 to 31.

But, all in all, it was a good time for everyone, and each
man on the A. R. C. squad showed good sportsmanship.
Richard (Pee Wee) Weathers made honors by receiving sec-
ond place on the All-Regional Team. Also, he received an
award from Commercial High of Savannah for good sports-
manship. Jimmy O'Daniel made the All-Tournament Team.
The season closed with six wins and fourteen losses, as the
scoreboard shows.

WATKINS

HOOKS

MOODY

J. C. A. Girls' Basketball

First Row Bartlett, Walton, Morris, McGahee, Gardner, Levine.

Second Row Bessinger, Whatley, Stephenson, Henderson, Walters, Amett, Ccach Bolton.

^S**'

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J. C. A.

acores

39

Y. M. C. A.

12

45

Y. M. C. A.

8

19

MOUNT SAINT JOSEPH

"B"

12

44

TUBMAN -B"

17

21

TUBMAN "A"

23

13

MOUNT SAINT JOSEPH

"B"

20

32

TUBMAN "C"

26

20

MOUNT SAINT JOSEPH

-A"

36

25

TUBMAN "B"

12

42

TUBMAN -C"

25

38

O. G. H. WACS

33

30

UNIVERSITY NURSES

34

10

ULYTULIP

25

32

O. G. H. WACS

39

The J. C. A. girls began the season with 14 members, but were slight-
ly handicapped by the end of the season with the loss of 4 players. Those
at present on the team are; Joan Stevenson. Ann Whatley. Marj- Amett.
Billie Gardner. Katherine Walters. Frankie Walton. Dorothy Henderson.
Bettyjane Bartlett. and Caroline McGahee. The girls played in both the
"Y" league and the City league. They were in third place in the "Y"
league.

COACH BOLTON

J. C. A. Basketball

1st. Row Baggott, Wright, Matthews, Phiniiy.

2nd Row Coach Williams, Purccll, McGowan, Burke. Rodeers.

3rd Row Cooper, Graybill, Woodward, DeVaney.

PraNIZY

BAGGOTT

RODGERS

McGOWAN

BURKE

MATTHEWS

GRAYBILL

COOPER

PURCELL

BASEBALL

Isl Row Reynolds, McGowan, Dicks. Baggotl, Benton. Rhodes, and Hall.

2nd Row DeViney. Baker, Penn. Burke, and Warr.

3rd Row D. Reynolds, Lsckman, Hensley, Swain, Rodgers, Saxon, Poppell, and Patrick.

mCKSON

BALKCUM

BERRY

WOODWARD

A. R. C. 1949 Baseball Scores

RICHMOND

25

WASHINGTON

5

j>

7

AIKEN

12

"

4

BENEDICTINE

24

)j

14

LANGLEY-BATH

4

"

6

LANGLEY-BATH

4

"

5

GLYNN

1

BENEDICTINE

4

>

4

GLYNN

3

"

8

SAVANNAH

9

j

15

AIKEN

2

jj

15

WASHINGTON

5

"

1

COMMERCIAL

2

POPPET .T.

AMERSON

PYLE

CHANCE

GOLF

AT THE TIME THE ANNUAL

GOES TO PRESS,

GOLF, TENNIS, AND TRACK

SCHEDULES ARE STILL

UNDETERMINED

ACTIVITIES

WALTON

WAEREN

RABUN

The Rainbow Staff

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Frankie Walton, Editor-in-Chief

Adelle Warren, Associate Editor-in-Chief

Jack Wong, Editor

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Wray Brinkley, Editor (Athletics)

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A. G. VERNON
L. W. WHEATLY
GEORGE WRIGHT

Psi Phalanx

President _
\'icc-President

Secretary

Treasurer .__

Cha[)lain _

Sweetheart of the Phalanx
Advisor

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BUDDY De\AXF.V

ED WRIGHT

._COXRAD McGAHEE

WHELDON HAIR

ANNE McCLENDON
T. I. HUFFMAN"

BOB BAGGOTT
\VESLEY BAILEY
BOBBY BAKER
BILL BRANDON
PETE CALAMAS
JAMES COOK

JACK COOPER
BILL DREW
RICHARD EDWARDS
MAURICE GHINGOLD
JOE GRAMMER
RONNIE JENKINS

EDGAR McDANIEL
JOE McGOWAN
JERRY SAUL
PALTL SMITH
HUGH WALKER

DEVANEY

DeMoky

Master Councillor .
Senior Councillor _
Junior Councillor _

ROBERT ADAMS
DAVID BARNES
WARREN BLANCHARD
GARY BOSTICK
JAMES BURCH
NATH BRADFORD
ADRIAN COHEN
RICHARD FENDER
PAUL HAIR
BOB JUMP
OLLIE McGAHEE
LOUIS SIMON
HEYWARD WOODWARD
BILLY WREN
JACK WONG
W. C. COOK

JIMMY BOATWRIGHT

ARTHUR JOXES

JACK WOXG

GEORGE THOMAS

JIMMY THOMAS

LYNN DRUMMOND

CHARLES AENCHBACHER

JACK HODGES

SONNY MILLS

DANNY VOSS

DAVID VOSS

LYMAN WILLIAMS

BUDDY McKEE

MIKE ZUCHER

DON BAKER

JULES GODIN

FRED BEAN

LOUIS BOWICK

WILLIAM BRAND

NEAL CHANDLER
MICKEY CROUCH
JOHN JONES
F. L. LEE

REGINALD LEWIS
PHIL LUTES
IRVINRICE
EDWARD RIDDLE
CLARENCE SIMON
TOM ROSIER
JIMMY CONNOR
HERMAN BOLTON
ROBERT WOO
OZIE BRANTLY
GEORGE PURCELL

BOATWRIGHT

Zeta Rho Sigma

THOMAS

President
Vice-President

Secretary _ ,

Treasurer

BETTY TIMMONS
ANN McCLENDON
PHYLUS RABUN
PAT MANGXJM

LOIS HALE
JANE ELLEN CLONTZ
PEGGY ALMAND
PEGGY MARTIN

-MARY ANN THOMAS

ANN BURGAMY

ELOISE NIXON
AW WHATT.r.Y

ELLEN MARTIN
JOYCE MARTIN
FRANKIE WALTON

NIXON

Student Council

President BOBBY BAGGOTT

Vice-President JIMMY PYLE

Secretary _, MARY ANN THOMAS

Treasurer RICHARD WEATHERS

Adviser MR. GUY HURLBUTT

BAGGOTT

HUELBUTT

EMORY FARR
JOAN CHAMBERS
BARBARA EDWARDS
MORRIS WARR
BILL MADEN
BILLY PHINIZY
ANN WHATLEY
JIMMY O'DANIEL

TOMMY HERNDON
PERRY McLEAN
HARRY SHERMAN
BILBO CHANCE
BOBBY BAGGOTT
BOB PUDER
TOMMY KNOTTS
JIMMY PYLE

NATH HAYES
JACK HALL
BOBBY EUBANKS
ZACK KILPATRICK
R. H. HOBSON
JACK POPPELL
ROBERT BARNES
EDWARD EUBANKS

D. CHAMBERLAIN
EDWARD DRAKE
H. B. DEAN
JOHNNY MENGER
BILLY FAIR
JAKE HOWARD
ROBERT GILLION
T. BROADWATER
PAUL RUFO

Academy Hi-Y

OFFICERS 1st SEMESTER

President Dickie Griffin

\'. President Webster Cason

Secretary . . Billy Philpot

Treasurer Otis Benton

Cliaplain Tom Herndoii

OFFICERS 2nd SEMESTER

President Tony Mullicrin

V. President Billy Philpot

Secretary -Tommy Herndon

Treasurer ..- Dickie Griffin

Cliaplain Jackie Phillips

HERNDON

CHARLES McMURPHEY
JACK HODGES
EARL CHAVEL
ROBERT RILEY

ED BRANDON
BILL DYE
GEORGE KELLY
CLAYTON HEATH

CHICK JAMES
DOUGLAS SEIFFERT
WOODBURY RINKER
STUMPY WRIGHT

WAYLAND LAMAR
BEV COCHRAN
TOMMY HEMRICK
5TARKEY FLYTHE

Cadet Hi-Y

OFFICERS 1st SEMESTER

President -Jimmy Pyle

V. President .._ Jimmy O'Daniel

Secretary Frank McDaniel

Treasurer . Brad Bennett

Chaplain Howard Timmerman

CLUB ADVISER

OFFICERS 2nd SEMESTER

President Howard Timmerman

\'. President _ Ozie Brantley

Secretary Zack Kilpatrick

Treasurer _ ....Righton Robertson

Chaplain Jimmy Pyle

- BOB JONES

CHARLES EBBETS
JIMMY PYLE
HOWARD TIMMERMAN
RODGERS FEESE
JIMMY O'DANIEL
BRUCE JORDAN
DAN HALL
RICHARD WEATHERS
LYNN OGDEN

GENE KELLY
JOE REYNOLDS

FRANK McDonald

ZACK KILPATRICK
BRAD BENNETT
W. C. COOK
BOBBY BANKS
LANSING LEE
OZIE BRANTLEY

RIGHTON ROBERTSON
HUGH NEELANDS
TRAVIS HIGGINBOTHAM
CARL CARN
DAVID VOSS
KEITH CHARLES
BOBBY EUBANKS
HOOVER LANIER

O'DANIEL

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Future Farmers of America

WILSON

President

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ROXALD NIX

Secretary

J.WIF.S PATTERSON

Treasurer

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Reporter

T. .\r. REID

Adviser

C ll.\Kl.i:S WILSON'

DONALD CHEEKS

HIRAM JOHNSON

R. W. TERRELL

STANLEY DORN

F.T.LANIER

JAMES THOMPSON

ROBERT GIBBS

L. H. MALCOM

JAMES MORRIS

VERNON HARRELL

BILLY MILES

ROBERT SAVAGE

FRANK MATTHEWS

B. T. MURPHY

ALLEN CAMERON

HAROLD RHODES

FRANK PATTERSON

FLOYD CHANCEY

J. C. SIMS

VIRGIL PENNINGTON

AUBREY CLARK

T. C. STEWART

CHARLES READDY

FRANK HOWARD

LAMAR STOREY

CHARLES REESE

RONALD JACKSON

THOMAS STANFORD

JERRY REESE

LARRY KING

GEORGE WELCH

JIMMY WALKER

SAM NORRIS

FRANK BAUCY

BUTLER WEI T.S

CHESLEY PARRISH

TRACY BROWN

ROGER BUGG

ALVIN PENNINGTON

WILUAM CLIETl'

E. J. ADAMS

PAUL PORTWOOD

WILLIAM GOODWIN

BOBBY CADLE

ELLIS H. STANFORD

P. D. HOLLAND

H. G. CHAVOUS

TOM USRY

W. S. HOWARD

ANSON CLARK

DANNY WARD

GENE JOHNSON

W. B. EUBANKS

JOHN WEATHERFORD
CLAUDE KEY

Diversified Co-Operative Training

President _

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Reporter

Adviser

J. W. AMERSON
HOWARD ANDERSON
WILLIAM A. ANDERSON
RICHARD BALKCUM
BOBBY BANKS
DONALD BERRY
CLUESE BLANCHARD
OZIE BRANTLEY
WILLIAM BROADWATER
W. A. CASON
DONALD CHEEKS
TED COATS

CLAUD COOPER
EDWARD DOUGLAS
BILLY ELLIOTT
JAMES E. HENSLEY
ED HICKSON
PAUL HIGGINBOTHAM
BILL HUNDLEY
TOM W. MARSH
TED MATHIS

ELVYN McDonald

JAMES PATRICK
JACK PHILLIPS

BILL HUNDLEY

-RICHARD BALKCUM

JAMES W. SMITH

JAMES PATRICK

.ELVYN McDonald

LOUIS REESE

THOMAS ROSIER
PAUL SIMON
LAWRENCE WALKER
J. WILLIS

RUSSELL C. WILUS
JACK WONG
ERNEST WOODWARD
CHARLIE DEAL
CALVIN JOHNSON
JAMES POLLOCK
RANDOLPH PRESCOTT
JAMES W. SMITH

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Officers

President

IIMMY BOATWRIGHT

Vice-President

.:_.__ ...BILL HOLDEX

Secretary

RIGHTON ROBERTSOX

Treasurer

DA\-11) V^OSS

Chaplain

ZACK KILPATRICK

Adviser

H. O. READ

HERMAN BOLTON

ROBERT HUNTLEY

GEORGE ROLLINS

ADRIAN COHEN

GENE KELLY

MARVIN SEARS

ROBERT COLE

ZACK KILPATRICK

GEORGE SHEFTALL

TOMMY DOUGLASS

WAYLAND LAMAR

HARRY SHERMAN

BILL DYE

JOHN LANGLEY

LEWIS SIMON

EDWIN HARELIK

OLUE McGAHEE

LYMAN WILLIAMS

BILLY HILL

WARREN MIXON

HEYWARD WOODWARD

BILLY HITT

JIMMIE MOORMAN

Richmond Hi-Y

OFFICERS

1st Semester

President Harry Sherman

Vice President Herbert Elliott

Secretary Billy Evans

Treasurer Billy Hill

Chaplain Roy Simkins

Adviser Captain William B. Pierce

2nd Semester

President __Herbert Elliott

Vice-President Ed Douglass

Secretary Irvin Rice

Treasurer Tommy Douglas

Chaplain Billy Berry

Adviser _- .Captain William B. Pierce

ADVISER CAPTAIN WILLIAM B. PIERCE

BILLY EVANS
HERBERT ELLIOTT
HARRY SHERMAN
JIMMY HARRISON
JIMMY THATCHER
JIMMY HARMON
JIMMY BOATWRIGHT
O. B. WHATLEY
ED DOUGLASS
TOMMY DOUGLAS
BILLY MORRIS
BILLY HILL
BILLY MAXWELL
TOMMY SANDERS
W. E. MATTHEWS
THOMAS GOODWIN
BILLY BERRY
LYNN DRUMMOND
ANGUS WILSON
IRVIN RICE
ROY SIMKINS
GRADY HOWARD
GEORGE SHEET ALL
LARRY McCRARY

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Christian Workers Council

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BAGGOTT

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President James Cook

\"ice-President _ _,_ Ellen Martin

Secretary _ -Laura Gautliier

Treasurer Bobby Baggott

Chaplain Tommy Knotts

Adviser - _.. J. T. Hains

Members

BOBBY BAGGOTT

JAMES JOHNSON

BERNARD BLACKSTONE W. C. SEATS

JAMES COOK
SHELTON EUBANKS
ROBERT FITZGERALD
TOM HILL

MARION SMITH
FRED SPEERING
CARL SUHR
NORMAN WILLIAMS

TOMMY KNOTTS
LAURA GAUTHIER
ELLEN MARTIN
F. H. SIZEMORE
RONALD JESTER

Camera Club

PRESIDENT

VICE-PRESIDEXT

SECRETARY ._

TRE.^SURER

CliAPLAIX

ADVISER

_DANNY VOSS
...JACK WOXG

ADRIAX COHEX

NORM A X TH ( )M AS

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MEMBERS

Charles .Vcnclihachcr
Adrian Cohen
Tcinimy Hill
Ciinrov Hudlow
Charles Ivey
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Alfred Mnwerv
Rishton Robertson
Stanley Rosenthal
Xornian Thomas
Danny \'oss
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Lloyd Havird

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Bill Dye

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f'.ill Maden
1 1 hirvey Stireualt

Ronald Galloway
Raymond Rufo
Wilson Bryan

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President

Vice-President

Secretar}'

Treasurer

Adviser

Phi Theta Ksppa is a National Honorary Scholastic Fraternity, limited in membership to
Junior College students who have maintained an average grade of 90^r or better in
Academic Subjects for three consecutive semesters.

HONORARY FACULTY MEMBERS INCLUDE:

PRESIDEiMT HARDY, DEAN MARKERT. MESSRS. CORDLE. GALLOWAY,
HAINS, MITCHELL, READ, AND TALLEY.

Ronald Galloway
Mary Ann Thomas

Dot Henderson

Ann ^^'hatlev

.L. R. Richardson

MEMBERS

Joe Bailey

Sonnv McCartv

Ronald Gallowav

Edgar McDaniei

Dot Henderson

Jerry Saul

Isaac Jolles

Marv Ann Thomas

Bill Maden

Ann Whatlev

Katherine Marriott

BAILEY

GALLOWAY

HENDERSON

JOLLES

MADEN

MARRIOTT

McCARTY

McDANIEL

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THOMAS

WHATLEY

Gold ''R" Society

To win membership in the Gold "R" Society.
Academy students must show ability not only
in Scholarship, but also in Student Activities.
The Military, or Athletics. The Gt Id "R"
stands for .\ll-Round Abilitv and .Activity.

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Ronald Jester

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Billy Evans

Jimmy Pyle
Righton Robertson

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Harrv Sherman

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ANN McCLENDON

KATHERIXE WALTERS

VIVIAN MACUCH

JACKIE PAUKS

BETH WILCOX

LUCY CLAYTOR

ANN WHATLEY
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MURPHEY

WEATHERFORD

PLUMBING

& HEATING

CO.

712 Twelfth Street

Phone

2-8556

A

jgusta, Ga.

WHITE PRODUCTS CO.

MAYONNAISE SALAD DRESSING SANDWICH SPREAD
RELISH BARBECUE SAUCE

646 Reynolds Street

Phone 2-4448

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

Compliments of

TOWN TAVERN

Compltments of

HERBERT McMICHAEL

GROCERIES MEATS
Phone 3-7837 1905 Walton Way

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W. E. RAINES COMPANY, INC.

Building Specialflei and Supplies
Metal Products

Phone 2-2176 14 Seventh Street

Augusta, Ga.

Compl/fncnfs of

HILL AND EUBANKS

Vour Automotive Specialists
in Augusta

565 Broad Street

Phones 2-57512-5752

Compliments of

MULHERIN LUMBER CO.

TOLEDO SCALES

NO SPRINGS HONEST WEIGHT

SCALES and FOOD MACHINES
SALES and SERVICE

A. C. McKINNON . . . Manager

Phone 2-1580 1559 Walton Way

AUGUSTA, GA.

A4 MEATS & GROCERIES

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CONSTRUCTION

Compliments of

COOK'S CLEANERS

Phone 2-4204

Sporting Goods
Photographic Supplies

BOWEN BROS.

905 Broad Street Augusta, Ga.

Riverside Mill^

MARGARET LOTZ

Dial 2-5937
827 Greene Street Augusta, Ga.

Compliments of

SOUTHEASTERN FUR COMPANY

Compliments of

WILLIS IRVIN

ARCHITECT

HELEN STUART IRVIN

ASSOCIATE ARCHITECT

722 Greene Street
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

Compliments of

CARR'S

9G0 BROAD STREET

Phone 4-S531

GEORGIA TRUCK AND

EQUIPMENT CO.. INC.

DISTRIBUTORS

CADILLAC AUTOMOBILES and

G. M. C. TRUCKS

Telfair at Tenth Phone 2-6876

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

SKINNER AUTO SUPPLY CO.

564 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

Phone 2-2601

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 Refrigerators

MOTOR SERVICE & PARTS
COMPANY

551 ELLIS STREET

AUGUSTA. GEORGIA

Dial 4-4345 4-4346

STANDARD PAPER COMPANY

1002 FENWICK STREET
Phone 2-4415

EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS

For

COMMODORE ROLL TISSUE COMMODORE

FACIAL TISSUE COMMODORE ROLL TOWELS

GARDEN BOX NAPKINS

Compliments of

SOUTHERN FINANCE
CORPORATION

LOANS

"REALTORS"

REAL ESTATE
and INSURANCE

RENTS

And

To The

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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 & Trust Company

MAIN OFFICE IPTOWX URANTH

The Citizens and Southern National Bank

The National Exchange Bank of Augusta

M.VIN: OFFICE MAGXOLIA OFFICE

MEMBERS FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

Where Quality, Accuracy, and Fair
Policy Prevail

TWIGGS

Prescription Opticians
To Eye Physicians

Augusta, Georgia

JOHN LUCAS PAINTS

Telephone 2-552 I 2-5522

Augusta, Ga.

HILL'S DRIVE-IN

630 Broad Street

'In The Heart of the City"
The Oldest in the City

Sandwiches

Soda

Curb Service

Compliments of

THE BUCKEYE COnON OIL

Company
Manufacturers of

COTTONSEED PRODUCTS

AUGUSTA. GEORGIA

Specialized Training

in

STENOGRAPHY, SECRETARIAL, EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL,

ACCOUNTING and BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

SUBJECTS.

Free Employment Service

DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE

30 Eighth Street Phone 2-2806

BASSFORD MOTOR COMPANY,
LTD.

I 126 Ellis Street
Phone 2-7018

Be Smart Ride a Cushman
Motor Scooter to School

DISTRIBUTORS : ALL KINDS
MERCURY CANOES

OUTBOARD MOTORS and CRUISERS

BOATS

S. ALLEN COHEN

INSURANCE REAL ESTATE
LIFE FIRE CASUALTY

751 Reynolds Street

Phone 2-2731

Augusta, Ga.

BEST WISHES
OF

STANDARD BAG
COMPANY

Augusta, Georgia

Compliments of

BEARINGS, PARTS &
SUPPLY CO.

"Established 1921"

DISTRIBUTORS OF AUTOMOTIVE
PARTS, SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT

Phones 2-5361 & 2-5362
630 Ellis Street Augusta, Georgia

WALKER-DURANT
MOTOR COMPANY

"Your Ford Dealer"

FORD CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS
SALES AND SERVICE

Broad at 14th Street

Phone 2-5371

Compliments of

HOUSTON

ICE AND COAL CO.

I3TH AND DANTIGNAC STREETS

Best Grades Coal and Coke

Blocked and Crushed Ice

Prompt Delivery

MARKS HEATIKG i AIR CONDITIONING CO.

WE SPECIALIZE in the Following :

Heating and Air Conditioning
BOTH DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL

Hotpoint Electrical Appliances

YOUR DEPENDABLE SERVICE MAN

Phone 2-3645

702 Twiggs Street Augusta, Ga.

MURRAY BROS., INC.

107 Hale Street Phone 2-9806

Augusta, Ga.

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732 Broad Street

Phone 2-7575

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ACADEMY OF UlCHMONI) COUNTY

AND

JUNIOR COLLEGE OE AUGUSTA

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MOHNISC-SUNDAT

THE AUGUSTA HERAT, P

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Compliments of

OXNER'S RADIO SERVICE

1857 Oglethorpe Ave. Dial 3-7182

Augusta, Georgia

Compliments of

H. B. "POP" SCHNEIDER'S

SERVICE STATION

47 - 13th St. at Reynolds Phone 2-7910
Augusta, Georgia

FREE PRIZES DAILY

952 Broad St.

Augusta, Ga.

DANSBY BROTHERS CO.

PLUMBING AND HEATING
CONTRACTORS

Specializing in Repairs and Alterations

1202 D'Antignac St. Dial 2-5723

Augusta, Georgia

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Portraits -- Home Portraits --Weddings - Commercial

Breaults Studio

9 I 6 GREENE STREET
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

Records - Radios - Pianos

TOMPKINS MUSIC CO., INC.

ELECTRIC APPLIANCES

Refrigerators - Home Freezers - Ranges -

Water

Heaters - Fans - Irons - Washers - Musical |

Instruments and Accessories

Tubes - Parts - Service

Phone 2-7339 318 8th

Street

AUGUSTA TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE

306

8th St. -

- Augusta, Ga. - Phone 2-6927

Distributors for:

Royal

Standard Typewriters

Royal Portable Typewriters

Victor

Adding Machines

Friden

Calculators

COMPLIMENTS OF

GEORGIA-CAROLINA WAREHOUSE AND COMPRESS
COMPANY

W. T. GRANT CO,

Known For Values

930 Broad Street

AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY

AUTO PARTS

214 - 18 Sixth Sireel

MACHINE SHOP

Phone 4-5417

B.

& B.

LUMBER

& SUPPLY CO.

Phone 2-2359

Augusta, Georgia

BUILDING

MATERIALS LUMBER

MILLWOHK

DOORS SASH

Yard

and Office

1245 d'Antignac Street

Corner

13th Street

Compliments

of

WARE BUICK COMPANY

627 BROAD STREET

AUGUSTA. GEORGIA

Phone 2-5395

Compliments of

RICHMOND SUPPLY CO.

MILL SUPPLIES and INDUSTRIAL SPECIALTIES
652 Seventh Street Phones : 2-7797 - 2-7798

CONGRATULATIONS
and

BEST WISHES

BUSH'S FLORIST

111 Pine Grove Avenue

II06 Broad Street

S. DONALD FORTSON CO.

MUX MINE TEXTILE and
CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES

901 Reynolds Street

Augusta, Georgia

HEAL ESTATE SALES LOANS

INSURANCE

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Over 33 Years* Experience

BLANCHARD & CALHOUN
REALTY COMPANY

Broad at Eighth Dial 2-6621

DEVELOPING PRINTING ENLARGING

N & W CAMERA EXCHANGE

"Everything Photographic"

CAMERAS PHOTO SUPPLIES ACCESSORIES
MOVIE EQUIPMENT

Dial 2-4057

220 Eighth Street

CEDRCIH I RO n UIDRKS CD.

SATCHER COMPANY

Complete Line
629 10th Street Phones 2-5636 - 2-7119

Augusta, Georgia

Kaiser

Frazer

McDonald & weathersbee
motors, inc.

lll-5th Street

Augusta, Ga.

Compliments
of

730 Broad Street

MILLER-ADAMS, INC.
A & M BLUE PRINT CO.

Office Supplies and Equipment

805 Reynolds Street
Augusta, Ga.

MARKS FABRICS

"Fabric Center of Augusta"

Slipcovers and Draperies
Made to Order

1015 Broad St.

Dial 4-1850

TRULOCK CANDY COMPANY

DISTRI BUTOR

Lay's - Chips, Sandwiches, Peanuts

2110 CENTRAL AVENUE

MILLER'S SEA FOOD MARKET

Specializing In

Crabmeat - Lobsters - Fresh Fish

Fresh Shrimp - Frog Legs - Clams

and Oysters in Season

Daily Deliveries

2 1 24 Central Avenue

CAREY F. WEATHERS

TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.

Local and Long Distance Moving
Operating in 28 States

A Complete Moving Service

1268 Druid Park Avenue Phone 3-221 I

STARK EMPIRE LAUNDRY

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De

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3-3611

DIAL 2-5588

DIXIE CAB SERVICE

Two-Way Radio Equipped

"Positively White Only"

553 Ellis St. Augusta, Ga.

AUGUSTA SPORTING GOODS COMPANY

Exclusive Distributors
Academy and Junior College Athletic Wear
Golf, Tennis, Basketball and Football Supplies

210-212 Eighth Street

Phone 2-6007

BOYS'

CATHOLIC

HIGH SCHOOL

FRENCH DRY CLEANING CO.

FANCY DYERS
HAT CLEANING

1299 Emmett St,

Phone 3-4446

WOODWARD LUMBER COMPANY

Building Materials -- Curtis
Woodwork - Lunnber - Paints

1010 Roberts St. Augusta, Ga.

Phones 2-461 I - 12 - 13

Always Remember

FRUITLAND NURSERIES

When you want the
BEST in Plants

Phone 3-7927

Compliments
of

HOWARD LUMBER COMPANY

1900 Mllledgevllle Road Augusta, Ga.

Dial 2-7870 2-4078

SCCTT'S MEAT MACrET

LYNWOOD SCOTT, Prop.

NATIVE AND WESTERN MEATS FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

POULTRY AND SEA FOOD GROCERIES

H\\\ Delivery and Town Delivery Daily

313 - 8th Street

Phones 2-6496 2-6497

Complete Office Outfitters

224 - 8th St. Phone 4-3243

Augusta, Georgia

Art Metal Steel Office Equipment

Drink
Royal Crown

Roc;. U. S. Par 0.

Cola

Besf by Taste Test

FAIR-JOPLING-ANDREWS
APPLIANCE CO.

Electrical Appliances
Domestic and Commercial

Sales Service

303-9th St.
Phone 2-9854

519-13th St.
Phone 2-6997

LOMBARD BRINSON

Exclusive Men's Wear

Augusta, Georgia

Compliments
of

HARDY'S CLEANERS

"The Bright Spot in Cleaning"
1803 Walton Way

F. E.

FERRIS & COMPANY

"Clothes

of

the Better Kind for Men,

A

nd

Fashions For Youth"

Varsity Town
Dobbs
Arrow

752 Broad

St.

Augusta, Ga.

Compliments
of

WARREN WALKER, JEWELER

"The House of Fine Sterling"

THE JONES FURNITURE
COMPANY

Established 1396
1010 Broad Street
Augusta, Georgia

HAGLER TIRE & SUPPLY

LIMITED

740

Reynolds St. Phone 2-8405

H

eadquartcrs for the General Squeegee

The

Tires For Sale By the Richmond lli-V

SIDNEY SMITH PAPER COMPANY

562 Reynolds .St. Dial 2-6360

Pajnt Cuj>s Xajtkins- -Toilii Tissue

Augusta, Georgia
Distributoi-s For E-Z Opener Bag Co.

Maxwell Brothers
Furniture

FRIGIDAIRES PHILCO RADIOS
DRAPERIES

Experienced Interior Decorating Service

Phone 2-5526

933 Broad Street

Augusta, Ga.

3. jS. itc's

Coi^ratiila/es

A.R.C. & J.C.A. GRADUATES OF '50

J. B. White's, whose Small Profit Margin
Policy has made it Augusta's leading depart-
ment store, salutes the 1950 graduates of
Richmond Academy and Junior College of
Augusta, leading citizens of the Augusta of
tomorrow.

LAKE VIEW PHARMACY
SUMERAU'S

Open 2-f Hours A Day

1800 Broad St. Phone 3-4495 Augusta, Ga.

AUGUSTA

BOOK STORE

833 Broad Street

Books - Cards

- Toys - Parker Pens

Greeting Car

ds - Rental Library

DeSoto Plymouth

AUTHORIZED
SALES SERVICE

GARRISON-ROBERTS MOTORS,
INCORPORATED

III - 115 EIGHTH STREET
Augusta, Ga. Phone 4-1424

Compliments
of

RICHMOND APPLIANCE CO.

Heating Cooling Refrigeration
1278 Broad Street Phone 2-3910

Compliments
of

GREENES GARAGE

COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS

125 Fifth Street Phone 2-6455

Compliments
of

HARRISON
ADVERTISING AGENCY

Herald BIdg.

Augusta, Ga.

BOWERS AUTO ELECTRIC
COMPANY

DISTRIBUTORS

PARTS AND SERVICE
FOR ALL CARS

Phone 2-7352

553 Broad St.
Augusta, Ga.

DELUXE CLEANERS

DRY CLEANING - PRESSING
ALTERATIONS

315 Eighth Street Dial 2-4325

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

Short Orders Fountain

Drinks

Treat Your Date at

THE VARSITY

DRIVE-IN

GWINNETT AT DRLTD PARK

Bar-B-Q

Curb

Service

DREW'S FOOD STORE

"Extra Quality Food Frozen Food"

MEATS POULTRY SEA FOOD
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE

PHONES: 2-7766 2-7767
1533 Walton Way Augusta, Ga.

WE DELIVER ANYWHERE

SHERMAN AND
HEM STREET, INC.

REALTORS
AUGUSTA. GEORGIA

Here's wishing you luck

And we are looking forward fo
Many more happy years together

danSSenS

Bread

"The South's Finest Since 1841"

WARR BROTHERS
CONSTRUCTrON COMPANY

COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL
BUILDERS

2 East Boundary Dial 2-4346

BATES

FURNITURE CO.

"You

Furnish the House,

We Furnish the Home"

1 1043

Broad Streel

Phone
Augusta, Ga.

2-4853

AUGUSTA HIDE COMPANY
E. A. LAMAR, Proprietor

HIDES FURS WOOL BEESWAX
AND TALLOW

SCRAP IRON METALS RUBBER
AND RAGS

OfRce and Warehouse: 1433 Reynolds St.

COMPLIMENTS
OF

GENERAL TIRE & SUPPLY CO.

Broad at Twelfth Street
Phone 2-6641 Augusta, Ga.

San eke nV

. MILK .

VOTED

MOST POPULAR

IN THERE

CLASS!

Sa nckenV
ICECREAM .

Compliments
of

SIMKINS SEED COMPANY

987 BROAD STREET
DIAL 2-8157

Cotnpliments

of

Shapiro Packing Co., Inc.

KOTTINLAND BRAND

All Meats Are U. S. Inspected

Take a Tip

From the Chef
Use

FAMOUS BARBECUE HASH

and

BRUNSWICK STEW

FOR DELICIOUS MEALS

AND SO EASY TO PREPARE

Castleberry's Food Co.

Augusta, Georgia

John F. Brickie & Conipany

BICYCLES - LAWNMOWERS
REPAIRS

STORE AND MARKET
EQUIPMENT

846-848 Ellis St.

Dial 2-0437

Colonial

COMPLIMENTS OF

AUGUSTA AMUSEMENTS COMPANY

MILLER THEATER

THE SOUTH'S MOST BEAUTIFUL AND MODERN THEATER

IMPERIAL MODJESKA RIALTO
THEATERS

FOR BEST RESULTS CALL HULSE

HULSE LAUNDRY, INC.

'JUST A GOOD ONE"

3-4451

PHONES

LAUNDERERS

2-2460

CLEANERS

COMPLIMENTS
OF

INTERSTATE
COFFEE CO.

"KITCHEN QUEEN COFFEE"

THE SOUTH'S LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF

FACE BRICK

COMMON BRICK

STRUCTURAL TILE

MERRY BROS. BRICK & TILE CO.

Established 1899

Masonic Bldg.

Augusta, Georgia

CLOTHES f

Collegiate /

At

Your

NEW

SJ c...,.

CLOTHES f
Classy !

FILMY FORMALS

TO

SPALDmG LOAFERS

Compliments of

R. E. Blanchard and R. H. Madebach

Ki\(is niY iMiiiniK'v. m\

2113 Kings Way

kiU)iFrs\ii;im NTiiKEs

"The Little Stores with the Big Values"

Walton Way Kings Way

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CompUments
of

IimS (illOrKKY ii\l) MIKKFT

1835 Walton Way
Phone 3-8208

"Ju.sr A Little Different"
Phone 6' 1 70 1 2130 Central Ave.

JOHNSON, LANE, SPACE AND COMPANY

GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIAL

STOCKS BONDS

INVESTMENT TRUSTS

721 Herald Bldg.
Phone 2-7741

AUGUSTA SAVANNAH ATLANTA

GEORGIA SPORTING GOODS, INC.

319 SEVENTH STREET

(EqiiiptJient for all Sports)
AUGUSTA'S ONLY DEALER IN RAWLINGS ATHLETIC EQLTIPMENT
DIAL 2-1961 ART PATCHIN, Mgr.

HOME OF THE "THING"

SnilTH'S FINEST
DMIVEIN RESTAURANT

GREENE AT EAST BOUNDARY

RED urn GRILL

AUGUSTA'S FINEST
DINNER RESTAURANT

1934 WALTON WAY

HUGH AND ARTHUR GREENE

COMPLIMENTS
OF

W. INMAN CURRY

ALL YOUR CLOTHES SHOULD GO TO

SNOW'S

1384 GREENE STREET

"Dispensing Exclusively for the Eye Physician"

MURPHY & ROBINSON

PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS

Member Opticians Guild

LOBBY S.F.C. BLDG. DIAL 2-5641

GARDELLE'S DRUG STORE, INC.

"The REXALL Store"

"Where Friends Meet"

702 BROAD ST. PHONE 2-6611

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
We Have Filled Over 5 Million Prescriptions

WYKE C. IVEY, JR.

W . C. IVEY COAL COMPANY

42 Years of Serving Augusta

COAL AND FUEL OIL

DIAL 2-8218 1009 ROBERTS ST.

Augusta, Georgia

COMPLIMENTS
OF

CONSUMERS' FEED &
SEED CO.

SMOKE

HAV-A-TAMPA

CIGARS

JOHN J. MILLER CO.
DISTRIBUTOR

JERNIGAN HARDWARE
CO.

RETAIL WHOLESALE

1033 Broad St.

922 Walker St.

Congratulations to the Class of '50

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

T)pW|

STORES IN
AUGUSTA
ATLANTA
MACON
COLUMBUS
C0LU:MBL4, S.

C.

Relax . . . Refresh with Coke

.5'

0MI ot ixl COC* (Oi* (0-'".

THE AUGUSTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.
Augusta, Georgia

COMPLIMENTS OF

HULL, WILLINGHAM, TOWILL AND NORMAN

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

CompI

ments of

RICHMOND

MOTOR CO.

CHRYSLER

- PLYMOUTH

Greene at Tenth

Phone 4-5551

GOOD HEALTH TO ALL
FROM REXALL

LANE-LIGGETT DRUG SRORE

EIGHTH & BROAD

FOR SMARTER STYLES THRIFT-PRICED
ALWAYS SHOP AT

Penney's

HARBIN'S FLORIST

FLOWERS AND GIFTS

Metcalf at Walton Way
PHONES 3-4406 3-4407

COMPLIMENTS OF

H. SHMERLING, JEWELER

910 BROAD STREET

FEEDRIGHT MILLING COMPANY

LOCK DRAWER 740
FOR THE DISCRIMINATrNG BUYER

HIGHEST QUALITY

I lOOiUKEr

FEEDERS & GROWERS EXCHANGE, INC.

FEEDS SEEDS BABY CHICKS

BULBS

209-219 ELEVENTH STREET
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

SHRUBBERY

^ei ^o-itn. 'iai*te "^e^Cect (^reici<nc<i.M.e<i-i. a.ftd (^Ann^n

SOUTH'S

LEADING

HOME

FURNISHERS

719 BROAD STREET

WE

INVITE

YOUR

ACCOUNT

DIAL 2-4678

WGAC

58 ON YOUR DIAL

THE FAVORITE

STATION OF

A. R. C. and JUNIOR COLLEGE

STUDENTS

Now and All Thru the Years
To Come

Compliments of

EMPIRE FURNITURE CO.

"Complete Household Furnishings"

1201-03 BROAD STREET DIAL 2-5435

Compliments of

GEORGIA-CAROLINA

BRICK & TILE COMPANY

Cnitral (Sartiru Jlnrifit

"SAY IT WITH FLOWERS"

THE CAMPUS FLORIST

2050 WALTON WAY

DIAL 3-4464

I. H. COHEN AGENCY

124 Eighth Street

Phone

2-5377
2-5378

IF IT IS GOOD INSURANCE . . .
WE SELL IT

PERKINS LUMBER CO.

LUMBER

BUILDING MATERIAL MILLWORK

DOORS SASH

619 Thirteenth St. Phone 4-3551

AUGUSTA, GA.

THERE IS A

*

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DUPLEX

Egg Mash

soimEtuHnmcDi

flUGU'TA.GJL

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L.f t1

DUPLEX DOUBLE
DUTY FEED

FOR ALL
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

ASK YOUR FEED DEALER OR GROCERYMAN
Manufactured By

SOUTHERN MILLING CO.

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

A

DUPLEX

AOUBLCDUTT
CECOS

rrrrm

COMPLIMENTS OF

THE ROOFING AND SHEET-METAL
CONTRAQORS' ASSOCIATION

OF

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

MEMBERS:

AUGUSTA ROOFING AND METAL WORKS

RALPH H. DOZIER ROOFERS AND SHEET METAL WORKS

KELLY ROOFING AND METAL WORKS

MODERN ROOFING AND METAL WORKS

SOUTHERN ROOFING AND INSULATING COMPANY

ELLIOTT SONS

CompKments of

DIXIE COAL AND OIL CO., INC.
QUALITY

COAL FUEL OIL

1370 Greene Street Dial 2-6677

FRESH MEATS AT PRICES YOU CAN MEET

PEOPLE'S FOOD STORE

9th and Gwinnett St.
Owned and Operated by William Hildebrandt

SIKES COAL & COKE CO.

Established 1884
Wrightsboro at 15th Street

Compliments of

GILBERT FURNITURE CO.
1007 Broad St. Phone 2-2021

Compliments ol

A. J. FOGEL

B. P. MAYS

THE FURNITURE MARKET
1019 Broad Street

KAM LEE LAUNDRY

214 - 7th Street

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

Phone 2-8414

CASH AND CARRY

Compliments of

OSBON AUTO SUPPLY CO.

FISK TIRES nSK BATTERIES

AUTO PARTS RECAPPING

EASY TERMS

1253-55 Broad St.

Augusta. Ga.

Compliments o!

S.

H. KRESS & COMPANY

5c - 10c - 25c STORE

834 Broad Street Augusta

Georgia

AUGUSTA'S FIRST STATION - SINCE 1930

5000 WAHS
DAY AND NIGHT

CBS
AFFILIATE

DEPARTMENT

&^^

STORE

EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS!

.... BELK'S IS HEADQU-ARTERS

IN AUGUSTA FOR THE WELL DRESSED
COLLEGE BOY OR GIRL!

Boftling Company of Augusta

PHONE 2-4252

LILY-TULIP CUP

CORPORATION

MANUFACTURERS OF

PAPER DRINKING CUPS

AND

FOOD CONTAINERS

Compliments of

UNITY SUPER MARKET

1119 Ellis St. 1128 Broad St.

ENJOY THE NEW

HOTEL RICHMOND

DINING ROOM

ROSENTHAL'S

STAR BRAND SHOES

SHOES BOOTS

KEDS

TENNIS BASKETBALL

FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY

1036 Broad St. Dial 2-4212

A. ROY KROUSE

JEWELER
EXPERT W ATCH REPAIRING

Located

AUGUSTA SPORTING GOODS CO.
210 -8th street

Phone 2-3444

Augusta, Ga.

Murphy Stationery Co.

SOCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
STATIONERY

718 BROAD STREET

DIAL 2-2122

Dresses - Wraps - Millinery - Accessories
Lingerie - Cosmetics - jewelry

The Hollywood Dress Shoppe

CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED
PHONE 2-7841

814 Broad St. Augusta, Ga.

HARPER BROTHERS

PICTURE FRAMES
ART MATERIAL AND PICTURES

426 Eighth St. Dial 2-6907

YOUR FRIENDLY-

B. F.

GOODRICH STORE

BROAD AT lOTH

PHONES 2-5434 2-8506

AUGUSTA'S DEPT. STORE

FOR YOUR

CAR-

-ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

SPORTS

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PATRONIZE

AUGUSTA ICE & COAL COMPANY

100% HOME INDUSTRY

Compliments
of

JOHN D. CURTIS

Compliments

Silver's Music Department

906 Broad Street
Augusta, Georgia

LATEST RECORDINGS BY TOP ARTISTS

Sheet Music Accessories

2 PERCENT INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS

DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO S5.000

INTEREST COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY

REALTY SAV!NGS BANK

(Augusta's Only Bank Exclusively for
Savings Depositors)

Member F.D.I.C.

827 Broad Street

Augusta, Ga.

BICYCLES - MOTORBIKES
MOTORCYCLES

R. L SUMERAU & SON

1248 Broad Street

Dial 2-5301

COMPLIMENTS OF

SKY VIEW

DRIVE-IN THEATRE

"The Soufh's Finest Outdoor Cinema"

OLIVE ROAD (Heard Ave. Extension)

DIAL 6-1932

DRINK

CANADA DRY

BEVERAGES

BOARDMAN MOTORS, INC.

STUDEBAKER
7th and Reynolds Phone 4-5533

BENTLEY

BROTHERS

FURNITURE

Complete Home Furnishings

The Store of

Friendly Service

Broad at 1 Ith Street

Phone 2-5309

Augusta Mill Supply Co.
INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES

BELTING PIPE STEEL TOOLS VALVES

630 Eleventh St.

Phones 2-4657 - 2-4658 Augusta, Ga.

Augusta

Iron & Steel Works, Inc.

Foundry -

Machine Shop

- Structural Shop

Lombard Bui

ding

636 ELEVENTH

STREET

Augusta, Georgia |

FABRICATORS

Manufacturer of

MACHINERY

Augusta Flyer Sawmill

CASTINGS

"SINCE 1889"

AUGUSTA LUMBER
COMPANY

BUILDING MATERIAL
LUMBER MILLWORK

DIAL 2-1813

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

League, Duvall & Powell, Inc.

REALTORS

WILLIAM J. KELLY, President

F.H.A. LOANS
REAL ESTATE
GENERAL INSURANCE

Herald Building Augusta, Georgia

Compliments of

L/ L U IM H E K C

IM > A M T

SALES ANTD SERVICE

HENRY DARLING, INC.

PARTS SERVICE

flCHARDS'

FURNITURE CO.

564 GREENE ST.

FINE FURNITURE

Interior Decorating - Carpet - Draperies

Brigham's Super Markets

2108 Broad St.
1732 Broad St.
846 Libert^' St.

SMOAK'S

BAKERY

HOMEMADE BREAD, CAKES

AND PIES

DIAL

3-59.^1 ....

2108 CENTRAL AVE. '

DIAL

3-2391 ....

1907 WALTON W AY

DIAL

2-1925 ....

. . 310 EIGHTH ST.

COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES
OF

Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
RICHIMOND COUNTY

JAMES P. WALKER, Chairman

Scott Nixon

Paul L. Bowers
David F. Franklin

L. B. Furtick

Frank H. Pierce

County Attorney

Chas. S. Bohler, Jr.. Clerk
& Purchasing Agent

FUEL OIL
LUBRICATING OILS

LUBRICATING GREASES
SANITARY SUPPLIES
CHEMICALS

PHOENIX OIL CO.

62.5 - .5th Street Phone 2-5321

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

COLLEGE PHARMACY
DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS

Telephone :?-.3687 1801 Walton Way

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

WM.

SCHWEIGERT CO.

JEWELERS

GIFTS

NOVELTIES CHINA

GLASSWARE

846 Broad Street

COMPLIMENTS OF

RUBEN'S

Augusta's Only
Home-Owned Department Store

POTEET FUNERAL HOME

AMBULANCE SERVICE

Compliments of

CENTRAL STORAGE GARAGE
736 Ellis Street

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CO.

Motors - Generators - Transformers
Wholesale Electrical Supplies

624 Ellis Street

Phone 2-6686

BLANCHE COTTON MILLS, INC.

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

MACUCH STEEL PRODUCTS CO.

Fabricators of Ornamental, Miscellaneous,
and Structural Steel

Telephone 2-0305
1530 Augusta Ave. Augusta, Ga.

GEORGIA HATTERS & CLEANERS
SHIRT LAUNDRY

B. A. GAVALAS, Proprietor

Dial 2-4094

316 Eighth St.

AUGUSTA RADIO CO.

RADIOS HOME APPLIANCES
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS

'Augusta's Largest Record Department"

855 BROAD STREET

DIAL 2-2218

COMPLIMENTS OF

DIXIE VIM SERVICE STATION

1 3th and Fenwick Streets

"Standard"

CLASS RINGS

For

RICHMOND ACADEMY

(Any Graduating Year)
Write:

H. S. CANFIELD

1560 N. Decatur Road, Atlanta, Ga.
Manufactured By

HERFF-JONES COMPANY

Also Complete Line

of

DIPLOMAS CAPS AND GOWNS

MEDALS

TROPHIES INVITATIONS CARDS

Compliments of

A FRIEND

FRIENDS INDEED ARE OUR

ADVERTISERS, WHOSE HELP

WAS NECESSARY IN THE

MAKING OF THIS BOOK.

LETS REMEMBER THEM.

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