UBRARV USE ONLY REESE LIBRARY Augusta College Augusta, Georgia # ^he 1956 BARBARA BOWEN, Co-Editor GRACE MANGUM, Co-Editor MARCIA SPARKS Business Manager inbo u> I'L'BI.ISIll':i) i\V T\[\-: S'lT'DRXTS Ol" JUNIOR COLLEGE OF AUGUSTA AX I) ACADEMY OF RICHMOND COUNTY AL'CiUSTA. i.l'lORCIA ,^ '.9. -.v^ ^C3(^, ;:0i ,^V] p r^ ^ .\,< -'^ 4?T" f V . % = / amiliarsife ''^i.'^ "^^^. . 'rif- *; "#'> ^ ?% X ,x -I^N*?' T . '^*-, ^ > . >' >" g Him reicfcficf /c/' Uu nia/i, G/uiyac/ei' f /i/j'ffj/f// ///f /f/j/- v/ /weiejm/ir/ offj' /leritaf/e (tjia j'fj/ccliju/ if rjt uu: Jaiiit'e ^ ^^^K/^l fM ./|^^B\^H ^^^^^^^1 > v^^^H 'j^^^Hfv^^H >1 ^^^H rl '/J 'J.^^B^^^H 1 ^H~ J In - ' ^^ IM m >y.J^' Faculty Mr. A. P. Markert President Mr. W. L. Maden Dean Capt. L. Hathaway Commandant Mrs. Varie S. Bolton Registrar Mrs. Maybelle Miller Secretai-y Miss Margaret Bailie Librarian Miss Jane Hearn Assistant Librarian Miss Virginia Smith Guidance Mrs. Harris Lunch Room Mr. D. B. Robinson Bookkeeper Mrs. Pauline Stevens Schocl Nurse Faculty Mr. H. C. Milligan Mathematics Mr. C. H. Mitchell English Mrs. Josephine Morris Commerce Mr. J. R. Moseley Mathematics Miss Ruth McAuliffe Latin, History Miss Milbra McGahee History Mr. J. L. McDaniels Commerce Mr. J. J. Nixon Economics, English Mr. W. G. Oellerieh Mathematics Miss Winnie Overstreet French Mr. A. G. Owens English Mr. H. O. Read English Mr. J. M. Robertscn Mathematics Mr. G. M. Scott English Mrs. Minnie Sackett ^ Commerce Miss Grace Strauss History Mr. C. M. Sutton English Mr. J. L. Talley Physics Mrs. Ruby Turner English Mr. S. L. Wallace Biology Mrs. Margaret White Homemaking Mr. A. L. Williams Economics Mr. G. B. Williams Mathem.atics Mr. Percy Wise : Spanish : r Sophomore Class CLASS OFFICERS PATRICIA SWAIN President MARY CLARK Vice-President ALAN PLAYFORD Secre'ary-Treasurer LEWIS M. BARNES MARY JOYCE CALDWELL NICK BACHES WYMAN POSTELLE BOYD ^^i NANCY RIEVES FORD MARGARET GRACE GATTIS HUGH FISHER GROVER N. YVONNE HUGHES MARVIN VERNON JENKINS CAREY TOLBERT JOHNSON CAROLYN SUE JONES CAROLE ELIZABETH LITTLE DOROTHY GENE MATTHEWS WILLIAM ROBERT MOODY MERLE ESTELLE MUTIMER NANCY ELIZABETH McGINTY CAROLINE BRAILSFORD NIXON LAURA KAY PARKER SILAS PITTMAX LOIS ELIZABETH POWERS RAYMOND AUGUST ROESEL ROBERT LYTCH SEAGO BARBARA ANN SIMPSON MARTHA CAROLYN STAFFORD FREIDA HAMILTON STRAUSS WAYNE H. THOMPSON. JR. MIRIAM USRY ROBERT REYNOLDS WINCHESTER 3n fRpmuriam Cullirr Alfrrii (griffin Drrrnilirr 14. ISaS -- IFrbniarii 2.1. IBIG TEACHER CE BIOLOGY /Xcndi iiii{ III I II liiiiiiriil (. iitiiilij Jiiniiii l^olleqe ol rAuqusto Academy of Richmond County Senior Class SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS GERALDINE MUNDY President NANCY GRICE Vice-President JANE CONNOR Secretary-Treasurer SHIRLEY ANN ABBOTT DONALD EDWIN AKINS WILLIAM EDWARD ADAMS ELIZABETH DADE ALEXANDER JIMMY MIXON ANDERSON . ROBERT EDWARD ANDERSON MARY SNOWDEN ANDERSON ROBERT HARDY ANDERSON ROY GERALD ANDES, JR. ADA MANNING ASTIN ELIZABETH ANN BAAB BILLY S. ARRINGTON ELIZABETH ANNE ATWOOD Seniors JAMES DAVID BARGERON MIRIAM ELVERNE BAILEY MARGIE ANN BABB FRANKLIN LEWIS BARTON VONCEIL BASS SUE ANN BEALL STANLEY CLARK BEARD SALLY ANN BECKUM NANCIE LEE BEDINGFIELD WILLIAM GENE BELL ETHEL MAE BISHOP CLAIRE BLANCHARD JUDSON TERRY BENTLEY JUDITH DAVID BLACKMON Class of 1956 MARION AUDREY BONEY BARBARA MAURY BOWEN ROBERT A. BOWMAN JACQUELYN ELWOOD BOYETTE ANN MARDREA BRASWELL GEORGIE TERRY BREWER PHILIP WREN BRINSON FLORENCE MAE BROOME JAMES LANIER BROWN ^^^^H^H' JOE LESTER BROXTON JOYCE AMELIA BUTLER PEGGY BYRD GERALD TRACY BUNN JAMES FORREST BYRD Seniors ^i ^ ^ CAROLYN FAYE CAGLE VICKI LA VERNE CALHOUN MARGARET ANN CARROLL CLEONICE CARTER BETTY ANN CASEY FRANCES LADELLE CAUTHEN PIERCE NOEL CAUVIN WILLIAM LEWIS CAVE. JR. MARLENE CAROL CHANCE FLOYD JACKSON CHANCEY, JR. JOSEPH GARNER CHANDLER JAMES CLIFFORD CHANNELL BENNIE BROOME CHAVOUS JOHN HOBSON CHAVOUS THELMA JOYCE CHAVOUS CHRISTINE CHEW CAROLE JOSEPHINE CHRISTIAN JIMMY PERRIN CLARK Class of 1956 JOHN EDWARD CLARK HILLARIE DE VARE CLEIN DONALD OSCAR COLE RACHEL JOAN CLARK SANDRA DALE CLINTON LYNNE COLE KITTY WALKER COLEMAN RONNIE COLEMAN WILLIAM R. COLEMAN. JR. MARY .10 COLLIER HELEN CLARICE COLLINS JERRY ROY CONNELL JANE GREENE CONNER JUDITH LA VERNE CONNER Seniors JAMES ALTON COOK MARY CAROLYN COOPER SARA MAE CORLEY FRANK GENE COOLER BARBARA GENE CORLEY JAMES CHARLES COURSON LAWRENCE CALDWELL CRAWFORD RUTH HAYES CROSS PRISCILLA CROW MARY LOUISE CRUMP ARNOLD LEE DAITCH CHARLES WOODALL DANIEL HERBERT LOUIS DANIEL ELIZABETH CLAIRE DAVIS Class of 1956 RICHARD EDGAR DAVIS MARTHA JEANNE DEER DEWITT RONALD DENT VERNON LESLY DEAS JANELLE DEBRA DEMPSEY C^ (-^ O ^ ffi PEGGY ANN DEVORE SHIRLEY LAVERNE DOOLITTLE DOLORES LUCILLE DROST JEANNE EVA DICKS WALLACE MANLY DORN Seniors BETTY JANE DU BOIS ANNE WILSON DUKES JOHN WILLIAM DUNN AIKEN FLETCHER DYCHES DOROTHY EBY PEGGY JEAN ELDRIDGE DAGMAR HELENE ENDORF KENNETH ENGLISH HOMER JIMMY EPPS JANICE FAY ERGLE HELEN DAVIES EVE THOMAS HUBERT FARROW JAMES DAVID EVANS CHAELES BALLARD EVERETT Class of 1956 THELMA ANN FIELDS PATSY FITZGERALD LEWIS WARE FLINT VERA DEAN FLORENCE ALIENE LA VELLE FOGLE JO ANN FORD RICHARD PETER FORLANO CAROLE FRANCES FORSMARK MARILYN SUE FORTNEY BARBARA ANN FREEMAN LOIS MARILYN FROLKIS JOSEPH DANIEL FULCHER NICK ANTHONY GAVALOS ELDRIDGE DAVID GIBBS HENRY NORTH GOODWIN DONALD ANTHONY GRANTHAM PATRICIA VAN GREENE LOUIS WARD GREGORY Seniors NANCY ROBERTA GRICE WALTER ALLEN HAGIN MARY LOIS GRIMSLEY EVA MAE HALL LARRY HALL PHYLLIS ANN HALL CHARLES HAMMOCK TONI HAMMACK ELIZABETH HANKINSON CORNELIUS ALFRED HARMON ARTHUR COLEMAN HATFIELD WALTER TEASLEY HARRIS JAMES WILLIAM HEATH, JR. Class of 1956 JANE KILPATRICK HENDERSON VIRGINIA DARE HENDRIX FORREST MALLORY HENSLEY IRIS MERLE HENSLEY MARGARET COSBY HENSLEY MARGARET ANN HEWITT DOUGLAS MELIVIN HIGGINBOTHAM MARY SUSAN HILL ELIZABETH SABRINA HOGAN Seniors DORIS ANN HOLBROOK BENNETT ALTON HOOKS WALTER ALLEN HOPKINS RONNIE CALDWELL HOWARD JIMMY WARREN HOWELL SARAH PATRICIA HUGHES PATRICIA ANN HUNT PAUL RALPH HURT JOYCE LORRAINE HYATT THOMAS CLAUDE HYDRICK HELEN MARIE JACKSON ROSEMARY HELEN JANSEN CUTHBERT FREDERICK INGLETT JOAN JAMIN RANDALL ALLAN JAY LANDY VINTON JEFFCOAT WILLIAM LAY JENNINGS BETTY JOAN JOHNSON BILLY G. JOHNSON HERBERT GENE JOHNSTON BARBARA LOUISE JONES CARLA JONES CLAUDIA LEE JONES Class of 1956 EMILY JONES SHANNON DELORES JONES KATHRYN LOUISE KENNEDY SARAH OLIVIA JONES AUDREY JEAN KEEL BERT KING THOMAS LAMAR KING BRANTLEY EUGENE KUGLAR GEORGE COLLIER KING MARY JO KLEIN Seniors r- "^ t WILLIAM BURNHARDT KUHKLE RONALD JOSEPH LA CHANCE JIMMY FRANKLIN LANDRUM FRANCES JANE LANEY TOMMY VVELDON LANIER VIOLET GLORIA LANIER f^ ^1 f^ ^Z ^ ^ w JERRY ANN LEE MARY FLETCHER LEE SYBIL FAUSTINA LEE n r> o JENNIE LEE LEHMANN HOMER WALTON LEVERETT HARRIET ADEL LE\^" WILLIAM DAVID LESSARD DANIEL LEVY Class of 1956 BECKY LITTLE JOHN GORDON LOGAN YOKE LUN LOO DANFORTH LEROY LUKE MARY FRANCES LYNN BARBARA LAVERNE MADDOX ROSEMARIE MAHLSTEDT CHARLOTTE JOAN MALLARD GRACE STRAUSS MANGUM JOHN THOMAS MANN, JR. HERMAN RUPERT MARKERT MARY VALINDA MARKS ROBERT FRANCIS MARION. JR. HENRY MORTIMER MARKS Seniors FRED MARSCHALK JOSEPH MARTIN MARGARET AMMONS MARTIN GLENDA MATTOX HENRIETTA ANITA MAY JACQUELINE MAY MARGARET JEANENE MAYSON MARTHA NELL MEACHAM GEORGIA ANN MERRITT SUE MERTINS ALICE VIOLA MILES DOROTHY MAE MILFOED BETTE ELAINE MILLER PATRICIA ANN MILLER SARA FRANCES MILLER RAY THOMAS MIMS JOYCE MAXINE MITCHELL MYRNA LOUISE MITCHELL ^'V Class of 1956 MARY FRANCES MIXON HENRY JACK MuuIJL;. JR. MARTHA HELEN MOSELEY WALLACE WILLIAM MOODY RAY CHARLES MOORE ANDREW BRAMLETTE MULCAY, III BARBARA HILL MULHERIN GERALDINE MUNDY MARGARET LOUISE MUNDY MARY ANN MURPHY DAVID LEE MYRICK EETTY JOANN McCORKLE DONALD PRICE MeCROAN BARBARA JEAN McDANIEI. Seniors WALTER RUSSELL McDOUGAL BARBARA ANN McGAHEE CHAKLKS RHIND NEWMAN JANE BRITTON McELMURRAY HENRY MARTIN McKIE. JR. WARREN O'BRIAN NORRIS MARIE PALMER JOHANNA LOUISE PARKMAN RAYMOND ELON PARNELL JOSEF COOPER PATCHEN ARTHUR BANCROFT PATCHIN, JR. ANNETTE DOYLE PEACOCK ROBERT PEACOCK THOMAS RONALD PEARRE Class of 1956 ANN JEANETTE PERRY OTIS DIXON PHILLIPS MARGUERITE PHILPOT FREDERICK PHILLIPS CAROL FRANKALENE PHILPOT THOMAS BENTON PITCHER DANIEL TRACY POOLE, JR. DOUGLAS HOLMES POLLAK MARY JANE POWELL Seniors LARRY JACKSON PUCKETT ALICE ISOBEL PURDY MALCOLM WAYNE QUEEN BETTY JANE RACHELS JO ANN REEDER EARL REESE FRANCES CAROL REESE GLADYS MARIA REESE NEVA ALICE REEVES THOMAS EDWARD RHODEN PATRICIA ANN ROBERSON MARY GIBSON ROGERS KENNETH EARL RICHARDSON VIRGINIA DE.AN ROBERTS Class of 1956 MARY CONNIE ROLAND JAMES LAMAR ROSS LEILA ANN ROYSTER OLIVER RUSSELL CATHERINE LOUISE SACK MARY LOU SANDERS CARROLL SUE SCHWIENING DORIS EVELYN SCOTT JAMES WESLEY SCOTT EDWARD GRESHAM SILLS FA YE SIMS SIMONE REGINA SIMOWITZ GEORGE WILSON SIMS, JR. FRED MARION SIMS Seniors W^T\ JEAN SIZEMORE HENRY AMON SMART BARBARA ANN SMITH DONALD SMITH LAURA JEAN SMITH SAMUEL LINDSEY SMITH WILLIAM HUNTER SMOAK LEROY FREDERICK SNIDER MARCIA JANE SPARKS MARY ALICE SPIVEY SANDRA RUTH STACKS SYLVIA STACKS SHARON ANN STADLEN DAVID G. STAFFORD PATRICIA LANORA STEED LILLIAN CHARLOTTE STEHMEYER JOE KEMP STEINBERG CHARLES EDWIN STEVENS f^ ^jr ^ Class of 1956 JOHN ROBERT STEVENS RACHEL MARELL STONE GLENDA FAY STOWE MARY EVELYN STONE RUTH LAMAR STORY BARBARA NAN STREETMAN SUE NANETTE STURGIS KATHRYN PHILLIS SULLIVAN ED LOUIS SUMERAU MARTHA ANNE SUMERAU GLORIA MAE SWE/.RINGEN HELEN RACHEL TANENBAUM ALBERT ROBERT TANNER HOMER FRANK TAPLEY. JR. Seniors STONEY EDWARD TAYLOR HUGH WYLIE TERRELL ANGELA IRENE THURMOND OLLIE OVALENE TENCH JULIA FRANCES TERRY MAXINE THURMOND PATRICIA ANN TOOLE REBECCA HOBBS TOWILL JOY ADRIENNE TOWNES MARTHA JANET USRY CHARLES ALAN VALENTINE THOMAS HOWARD VAN HAGAN JOANN PATRICIA VIGNATI MARY VIRGINIA VIGNATI Class of 1956 ROBERT REYNOLDS WADDELL JAMES PANKNIN WALKER. JR. PATRICIA ANITA WALL NAN REBECCA WADE JULIAN CHARBONNIER WALKER m^v F\ ^ ^ ^ SARA RUTH WALL ROBERT EUGENE WARE MARTHA HULL WEEKS CAROL JEAN WARD CONSTANCE ANN WEATHERS Seniors MARY JANE WELBORN EDWIN J. WHEELER. JR. CLARENCE KENNETH WHITAKER ELIZABETH WHITTEN JOHN BENSON WIER. JR. WALLACE RAGSDALE WIGGINS BONNIE MILLER WILLIAMS. JR. CAROLYN LORETTA WILLIAMS KENNETH GREGORY WILLIAMS LARRY DONALD WILLIS LILI REBECCA WILSON JACQLTELINE WOMBLES IDA MARIE WILSON WILLIAM H. WILSON, JR. Class of 1956 STEPHEN WONG FRANCES WOO WILLIAM BYRNES WOOD FRANKIE JOAN WOODWARD KATHLEEN WELCH WOOTEN WILLIAM LAWRENCE WREN BOYKIN C. WRIGHT BETH WRIGHT JULIE WRIGHT ^* ^ ^ Junior Class JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JIMMY SMALLEY ._ President LINDA HUGHES _ Vice-President GLENDA POND Secretary-Treasurer Betty LcuJse Abernathy Dorothy Aldred Madeline Ruth Aldred Betty Jean Anderson Walter Edward Anderson Gene Ansley Tommy Harold Ashe C. Reid Askew. Jr. Tony Albert Atkins Robert Jerry Atkinson Joseph Carlisle Averetl Barbara Jane Bailey v'TJ^ Mary Louise Bailey Laure Evans Bailie Rosemary Baird Charles Williain Baldowski Henry William Bank Cliarlie Benson Beatse Edwin Palmer Beattie Ann Helen Bee Bill Benjamin Gail Marsha Bennett Juniors Jo Ann Bennett Rose Carol Bennett Anna Margaret Bentley Barbara Elaine Best Sheryl Kae Biedrzycki Edward Vernon Blatkwell . Patricia Angenette Blackwcll Nancy Ann Blanchard Anne Cuilis Blount Halley Full'ord Boatwright Jeanctle Lee Bodenhamer Carl Marshall Bogoslawsky Eddie Allen Botli Patricia Ann Boyd Cailton Scott Brack IF^^-^* Jerry Glenda Bradley Richard Carter Brinkley Ellen Carol Brooks Sandra Gail Brooks Audley Pcstelle Brown Barbara Jean Brown George Twiggs Brown Joseph Buster Brown Nancy Elizabeth Brown Martha Lee Bruno Yvonne Briisher IMary Huha Bumpus Hazel Laverne Burckh?ltei Joyce Ann Burris Thr.mas Levi Burton Juniors Joe Allen Bush Mary Florence Butler Robert Lee Byrd. Jr. Jean Marie Carroll Ramona Jo Carroll Grady CuUus Campbell Curtis Harold Carter Daniel William Case Herbert Calvin Caudill Patricia Lane Chandler Shirley Mae Cheeley Glenda Lucille Cheney Edward Chow Eugenia Kathryn Clark Schuyler Walton Clark Ronald Franklin Cleveland Chloris Viola Cliett Lee Ann Cliett Patsy La Rue Cliett Dorette Nell Collins Juniors Hugh Francis Conlon, III Myrna Sue Cook Jerry Lee Cox Ronald Clyde Coursey Eunice Rachels Crawford Mary Elizabeth Creech Roberta Venning Cribb Sandra Kaye Crockett Ann Grace Cromer Thomas Jefferson Culpepper Carol Cunningham Patricia Ritchey Davis Donald Preston Day Robert Luther DeWitt Bettv Margaret Doolittle Nancy Jean Dunaway Robert Dunaway Barbara Duncan Leola Helen Dunlap Mary Nelle Dunn Joan Durham Pat Fain Dye Barbara Carol English Lu-Ruth Erion Glenda Mae Eskew Betty Lou Evans William HenderEon Evans Sylvia Rebecca Faglier Nancy Jane Faulk Jacquelin Fielder Juniors Janice Virginia Fennel! Jack Howard Fisher Lamar Lafayette Fleming Barbara Flowers Bill Minor Force Esther Ann Ford Thomas Bligh Freeland Thomas Richard Gaines Alton Frank Garrison Jane Elizabeth Gibson Allen Byron Gilbert Larry Maxwell Giles Robert Walter Glenn Brenda Shirlene Godowns Gilbert Charles Goldman Robert Franklin Goldman Charles Johnston Goodwin Leila Rains Goodwin James Berry Gordon Jimmy Stephen Gossett Juniors Barbara Jean Graham Jewell Marie Greene Henrietta Elizabeth Griffin Cecilia Elizabeth Griffin Mary Louise Griffin Lois Grimstead Alice Danforth Hagler Sheila Ashley Hall Harry Taylor Harper Donnie Benjamin Harris Betsy Ann Harrison Patricia Hayes Helen Boone Henry Janice Carolyn Hensley Patricia Louise Hensley '^ Patsy Louise Hewitt Jimmy William Hickson Rebecca Dennis Hill Sarah McCandlish Hill Carol Jean Hogan Donnie Hogan Bonnie Sue Holcomb Inez Charlene Holcomb Jack D. Holley Carolyn Home Donald Julian Howard Edward Clinton Howard Laney Ann Howard Charlie Babe Hughes Linda Leontine Hughes Beulah Mae Hunter Claude Hillyer Hulcheson Gladys Marie Hyatt Paul Edward Hyatt Jean Ann Ivey Paula Gail Jackson Lila Catherine Jackson Mildred La Verne James Charles Franklin Janes, Jr. Kay Havird Jarrell Ann Elizabeth Jenks Fred Vaughn Jennings Carol Ann Jernigan Robert W, Johnson Gail Ardene Johnson Juniors Sheila Ann Johnson Virginia Ann K'Burg Helen Cain Kelley Barbara Joyce Kent Nancy Glenaire King Martha Elizabeth Kinsey Nancy Ruth Kirby Kendall Ellis Kitchens Myrna Loy Kitchens Jacqueline Anne Knight Clarence Alexander Lang Bill Stevens Lanier Mary Elizabeth Leckie Richard Jennings Lee Carolyn Dahlia Leonard Catherine Lewis Charles Milner Lively Jeanette Loflin Jerry Elizabeth Loner John Robert Long Robert Randolph Lucky Judith Ann Mack Elizabeth Ann Mackling Patricia Ann Maddox Richard Lamar Magruder Sam Fiske Maguire Georgia Elizabeth Markert Anna Eugenia Marks Jeanne Darlene Martin Sandra Evelina Martin Juniors Sammie Lillian Meacham Clifford Terrell Melton Donald Gene Melton Finley Henderson Merry Robert Allen Milhcus Montague Miller Emily Mitchell George Walker Mobley I\ey Clark Mock Helen Marie Montgomery Charles Pitts Moody Frankie Louise Moore Sylvia Morgan Catherine Harper Morris Corrille Stevenson Morris Juniors Mildred Genett Morris Jesse Thomas Mosley Billie Mundy Sandra Margaret Munn Fred Marion McBrayer Symm Hav.'es McCord Amon McCormack, Jr. Lucile McDonald John William McElderry, Jr. Mary Helen McGinty Betty Lynn McKenzie Anthony Elrod McNair Catlierine Yvonne McNeal Janie Sue McNorriU Mary Theresa McNulty Edward Boyce Nelson Sandy Gail Nelson Stanley Ernest Neuhaus Thomas Edward Newman Helen Marie Newsome Juniors FTTTTT!. Charles Ira Newton Susan Hunter Newton Elaine Nicholson Barbara Alice Norris Mildred Cornelia Norris Barbara Ann Ock Mary Helen Oetjen Mary Joyce Oglesby Nelle Hoit O'Rander Joseph Richard Ostafin Herman Thomas O'Tyson 01i\'er Walton Owens Velma Joan Palmer Robert Lee Parrish David Frank Patterson Charles Farrell Patton Virginia Dallas Palton Barbara Jo Paul Walter Irvin Pearre Carolyn Deloros Phillips Martha Ann Phillips Frances Jeanette Pittman Carolyn Glenda Pond Patsy Ann Pond William Edward Poteet Dorothy Louise Powell Janice Marion Powell Mary Leona Prather Carol Arlene Price Miriam Patricia Price Juniors Noel Lamar Price Louise Weltch Pund Ophelia Ray Barbara Louise Read Gail Mary Remley Jchn Dixon Reynolds Rita Lilyon Rhoden Carl Wayne Richards Martha Shadle Ringson George Ernest Rinker Ronnie Clayton Robertson Donna Elmine Rocheleau Avis Ann Rollins Clara Delores Rosier Peggy Joanne Rowe Leonard Roy Rubin Anna Tom Rufo Evelyn Rae Russell Mary Josephine Rutledge William Joseph Salley Juniors Joan Sanderson Jack Lewis Sandlin Geraldine Travis Saxon James Ronald Saxon Cleo Elizabeth Scctt James Randall Scott Judie Rose Scott Janice Marian Seals Evelyn Patricia Shackelford Leah Joyce Shapiro Judiih Margo Shaw Ginie Pai'kc Shields Ralpli Young Shiiping Mary Frances Sikes William John Small James Lee Smalley Jane Elise Smalley Sara Pauline Snider John Thomas Scsby Gary Jedonne Spence Floyd Stapleton Lillie Carolyn Stevens Clarence Wade Stevenson Mary Alice Stewart Patricia Ann Slilhvell Sara Lane Stinchcomb Wallis Lee Stone William Isadore Strauss Wilma Louise Strauss Barbara Annette Strickland Juniors Vesta Lee Strickland Randy Kea Strozier Richard Russell Stum Edward Lecn Styron Phillip Stanley Sumpter Marguart Suttton Elizabeth Louise Swanson Betty Huron Swint Lizzie Mae Tanner Mary Lehman Symms Betty Hilda Taylor Mary Elizabeth Taylor Emma Ruth Terry Jackie Sue Thomas Sandra Gail Timmerman Jack Columbus Tomlin Eva Joan Toole Barbara Elizabeth Trotter Mary Anne Turley Frances Carolyn Turner Juniors Carl Vinson Usry J. Maxwell Vallolton Maryann Volpitto Margaret Elma Wall Patricia Ann Waller Sarah Anne Walton Marion Warren Martha Ann Warren Rosalyn Welch Waters Miller Leslie Watkins Wanda Elizabeth Weathertord Faye Ann Weathers James Gardiner Weigle Patricia Abbott Wiebel Judy Weisinger PTTTTTTT? pr ^p^ ^^' ^pp. ^ I I .^_ Judith Wilscn Welborn Jane Simmons Weltch Ramona Elizabetli Westbi-ooI< Marjorie Elizabeth Westbury Claudia June Whitaker Annie Elizabeth White Raymond Dutton White Barbara Irene Whitehead Linda Ann Williams Emory Janell Williamson Larry Engler Willige Colden Rhind Willingham Jerry Byne Wilson Dorothy Louise Woo Thomas Hung Woo Juniors Anna Elizabeth Wood James A. Wood Alice Eleanor Wren Dorothy Lucille Wren Jeannie Dianne Wren Margaret Ann Wren Richard Daniel Wright George Rogers Young Jean Dare Young Hannah Raise Zipper Tenth Grade CLASS OFFICERS BARBARA BRENNECKE President ROBERT HAND Vice-President JERRY LOGAN __ Secretary-Treasurer Bottom Row Barbara Brennecke, Sue Helm. Mary Flowers. Betsy Baynham, Nancy Braswell. Middle Row James Fclds. Hyman Green- field. Gene Fulcher, Louis Gordon, Frank Clark. Top Row Wesley Alford. Doug Cox. Rob- ert Bolton. Mickey Hand. Marion Howard, Charles Chavous. Not in Picture Michel Barnes. Charles Clayton, Mc- Donald Foster, Don Kemp, Winston Pittman, Jack Rose. Bottom Row James Marshall. Hewette Still, Jerry Logan, Linda Petersen, Ted James. Middle Row Randy Jones. Tommy Reese. David Massey, Stuart Scott, Clark Slokle.v. Top Row Paul Inglett, John Spivey, Robert Stevens, Richard McDanioI, Eddie Scott, Buddy West, John Hun- nicutt. Fourth Period For a half lidur wi.' relax on tlic catiipus I-'-Z Curb, Hot ShupiK'. aiK \'arsit_v arc practically on tlic campus. Military Staff M/Sgt. W. G. Murphy. Jr. M Sgt. H. J. Johnson COLOR GUARD Thomas Burton, Donald Wall, Joe Patchen, Milton Burroughs CAPTAIN LEANDER R. HATHAWAY BATTALION STAFF Lt. Col. John W. Dunn Battalion Commander Miss Geraldine Mundy Honorary Cadet Colonel Major Charles W. Daniel, Battalion Executive Officer Miss Beclty Towill, Sponsor Major Albert Tanner, Battalion S-4 Miss Merle Hensley, Sponsoi Captain Dewitt R. Dent. Battalion Adjutant Miss Dagmar Endorf. Sponsor Lt. Joe G. Chandler, Battalion S-3 Miss Barbara Bowen. Sponsor Lt. Ronald J. La Chance. Battalion S-2 Miss Glenda Cheney, Sponsor Lt. David Myrick. Battalion Asst. S-4 Miss Laure Bailie, Sponsor Lt. Charles B. Stevens, Battalion S-1 Miss Patricia Wall, Sponsor HEADQUARTERS COMPANY Capt. James A. Cook. Co. Commander Lt. Aiken F. Dyches, Executive Officer Brantley Kuglar Miss Sally Hill, Sponsor Miss Patsy Weeks, Sponsor First Sergeant FIRST PLATOON Lt. Edward T. Broome. Platoon Leader Miss Henrietta May, Sponsor SECOND PLATOON Lt. Lewis Flint, Platoon Leader Miss Janelle Dempscy, Sponsor THIRD PLATOON Lt. Thomas B. Pitcher, Platoon Leader Miss Mary Sue Hill, Sponsor A COMPANi T ^ ^ ^ B ^ Capt. Charles McDiarmid, Co. Commander Lt. George T. Brewer, Executive Officer Oliver Russell Miss Jennie Lee Lehmann, Sponsor Miss Esther Ford, Sponsor First Sergeant FIRST PLATOON jL. Charles B. Everett, Platoon Leader Miss Sue Martins, Sponsor SECOND PLATOON Lt. Hobson J. Chavous, Platoon Leader Miss Becl^y Wilson. Sponsor THIRD PLATOON Lt. Richard E. Davis, Platoon Leader Miss Lynne Cole, Sponsor B COMPANY Capt. Bonnie M. Williams, Co, Connniander Lt, John R, Stevens, Executive Officer Vernon L. Deas Miss Kathryn Kennedy, Sponsor Miss Wallis Lee Stone, Sponsor First Sergeant I f FIRST PLATOON Li. Fred M. Sims, Platoon Leader Miss Julie Wright, Sponsor SECOND PLATOON LI. William G. Bell, Platoon Leader Miss Patricia Toole, Sponsor THIRD PLATOON Lt. Thomas M. Van Hagen, Platoon Leader Miss Jane Conner, Sponsor C COMPANY Capt. Terry C. Benlley, Co. CommanderLt. Forrest H. Hensley, Executive Otficer Gary W. Melton Miss Lillian Stehmeyer, Sponsor Miss Betty Cook. Sponsor First Sergeant Mitmrtt\ S. / I % I I f| I, IT FIRST PLATOON K^' :r" Lt. Walton Z. McNlmI. Pkiioon Leader Miss Martha NeU Meachain, Sponsor SECOND PLATOON Lt. Wallace Dorn, Platoon Leader Miss Marcia Sparks, Sponsor THIRD PLATOON Lt. Donald O. Cole, Platoon Leader Miss Becky Hill, Sponsor R. 0. T. C. Band Capt. Fred Phillips. Com. Officer Miss Nancy Grice. Sponsor Lt. Eddie Sills. Executive Officer Allen Hagin Miss Patsy Cliett, Sponsor First Sergeant CORNETS F. H. Phillips S. L. Smith J. D. Evans A. F. Garrison A. McCormack T. B. Freeland C. M. Bogo R. E. Ware D. W. Crav.ford CLARINETS W. A. Hagin H. F. Conlon PERSONNEL MR. LOUIS FRIEDMAN. Director R. F. Marion SAXAPHONES R. A. Bowman R. F. Goldman F. L. Barton J. T. Sosby J. S. Gcssett D. P. Day C. W. Stevenson E. G. Sills M. P. Johnson G. J. Spence DRUMS BASS HORNS T. M. Reese E. E. Claxton M. D. Rentz BARITONES FLUTE M. S. Barnes L. W. Gordon T. James BASS CLARINETS W. E. Von Kamp M. L. Watkins FRENCH HORNS S. H. McCord TROMBONES K. E. Kitchens C. H. Harmon D. H. Pollak D. K. Massey L. D. Willis M. C. Stokely D. J. Burbidee C. H. Hutcheson D. F. Patterson T. F. Wilkinson Rifle Team TERRY BENTLEY Captain DAVID STAFFORD ' Co-Captain iVIISS SIBBIE HOGAN Team Sponsor M/SGT, B. E. CARROW Team Coach GENE BELL TERRY BENTLEY BARTON CHAMBERS RICHARD DAVIS \VILLIAI\I DUNN JAMES EVANS BOBBY GLENN BILL HARPER TOMMY KING SYMM McCORD WARREN NORRIS DAVID STAFFORD Tlic team tmik sccmul place in the third army divisinn ot' tlu- William Ran- dol])li Jlcarst match which includes seven southern states, I'uertu Rico, and the C\anal '/.'me. The scores for this match were Richard Davis IS^), Terrv Hentley 184. Warren Xorris 182, Bill Harper 178. and William Dunn 175 making a total of 908 which was higher than any other high school score '.nrncd in for this match. Sabre Club LT. DONALD COLE President CAPT. RONALD DENT Vice-President CAPT. TERRY BENTLEY Secretary CAPT. JIMMY COOK Treasurer LT. CHARLES EVERETT Chaplain 1ST LT. GENE BELL CAPT. TERRY BENTLEY 1ST LT. TERRY BREWER 1ST. LT. EDWARD BROOME 1ST LT. JOE CHANDLER 1ST LT. HOBSON CHAVOUS CAPT. JIMMY COOK MAJOR CHARLES DANIELS 1ST LT. DICK DAVIS CAPT. RONALD DENT 1ST LT. WALLACE DORN LT. COL. WILLIAM DUNN 1ST LT. FLETCHER DYCHES 1ST LT. CHARLES EVERETT 1ST LT. LEWIS FLINT 1ST LT. FORREST HENSLEY 1ST LT. RONALD LA CHANCE CAPT. CHARLES McDIARMID 1ST LT. WALTON McNEAL 1ST LT. DAVID MYRICK CAPT. FRED PHILLIPS 1ST LT. TOM PITCHER 1ST LT. EDDIE SILLS 1ST LT. FRED SIMS 1ST LT. BOBBY STEVENS 1ST LT. CHARLES STEVENS MAJOR ROBERT TANNER 1ST LT. TOM VAN HAG AN CAPT. BONNIE WILLIAMS Military Ball Lt, Colonel George Marschalk escorts Honorary Cadet Colonel Gerry Mundy through the Arch of Sabres. The Top Ten Bottom row Becky Towill, Phyllis Hall, Ann Fields, Becky Wilson, Margaret Mundy. Middle row Sue Mertins, Kathryn Kennedy, Sally Beckum. Top row Mary Sue Hill, Gerry Mundy, Lillian Stehmeyer. ^1 Prize Drill 1955 THE SHERIDAN SABRE Major Lyman Robertson awards THE SHERIDAN SABRE to DENNIS LYTLE, The Richard B, Sheridan Memcrial Sabre is awarded annually by the Executive Committee of the Reserve Officers Asso- ciation to the Cadet selected as the best soldier of the Corps. The Sabre is awarded in memory of Rich- ard Brinsley Sheridan, Honor Graduate of the Academy, who lost his life in the foot- ball uniform cf United States Military Academy. I THE SCRUGGS SABRE General Hcward presents the BLAND SCRUGGS MEMORIAL SABRE to WILL- IAM D. HARDEN. JR. The Bland Scruggs Memorial Sabre is awarded an- nually by Professor C. A. Scruggs in memory of his son J. Bland Scruggs an outstanding senior of ARC. The Sabre is awarded to that senior of ARC who in the judgment of the Honors Committee most nearly ap- proaches the clean character and outstanding ability of J. Bland Scruggs. TERRY BENTLEY RECEIVES THE GENERAL LEONARD WOOD MEMORIAL TROPHY .nwarded lo the Cadet having the highest avernfie for the vear in Rifle Maritsmanship. JAMES ALTON COOK. JR receives the VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS SABRE awarded to the outstanding Cadet of the Junior Class,. Cadet Ronald Dent receives Medal of Merit and Lev.v Medal for Best Drilled Cadet. X. v3 ^.TiNjCik: im*^ iftKiirf -'(?!.,!) i i.Mv^ I ni-'iriiiy yard-gaining liacks Don Kemp. Ken English. Bill Kuhlke. David Milligan. Jim- my Cook, and Tony .\tkins. plus a hard-charging line ])aced hy .Ml-State Tackle Brantley Kuglar, Guard Pat Dye. Ends Gary Melton and Charles Everett, and lino hackers Bill Force and Lewis Flint. MUSKETEERS 7 GLYNN ACADEMY Playing ilieir first game in the Region J-A.\ sched- ule, the Musketeers handed (ilynn .\cadeniy a slippery 7-0 setback in a rain-soaked marathon. The decisive score was made hy the .\KC eleven on the si.xth play from scrimmage as Milligan connected with ICnd (iary Melton for a 50 yard tally which ended in a touchdown. Shortly thereafter the rain- (.nne. miring the efficiency of both clubs. MUSKETEERS 48 COMMERCIAL Utilizing their most e.\plo>ive offensive attack of the season, the Richmond gridsters belted a hapless Commercial High team of .Savannah 48-0. Led by the versatile ([Uirterbacking of David Milligan. the Cadets racked up 35 points in the second half to win going away, (iary Melton and Tony .\tkins tallied twice each fur the winners. MUSKETEERS 7 BENEDICTINE Waging a gruelling defensive battle with a stout Benedictine line, the Musketeers continued their grid- iron pace with a dog-eat-dog 7-0 victory in a rigorous game. The decisive score was set up on a brilliant 40 vard punl return by Don Kemp. Four plays later found David Milligan hitting Charles Everett for the crucial si.x in the End Zone Brantley Kuglar added the extra point. KUGLAR RT KUHLKE LH o n i it ^5)682G MELTON LE MtCLIGAN QB n 5229^40 r^ /^ n 5li30^-fti38,6427\33 ANDERSON LG ATKIMS LH BARGERON FB BURROUGHS LE CONNELL LT FISHER FB 4 .^ #% 322fi439lRfi.4631 GOODWIN RG GOODWIN RH GRANTHAM C GRUBBS RH LIVELY RG MAGRDDER RG MUSKETEERS 19 SAVANNAH HIGH 14 Following a week of rest from the gridiron, the Academy eleven edged Savannah's unbeaten Blue Jack- ets 19-14, virtually assuring themselves of the Region 2-AA title. Sparked by the passing of David Milligan, the Cadets drew first blood. Gary Melton took the last of David Milligan's three aerials for the first score of the fracas ; however Savannah rebounded with two tal- lies to go ahead 14-7. Spurred on by the pressure of the pred cted outcome (Savannah by 13) the Musketeers pushed over two more scores during the remainder of the game, Gary Melton and Jimmy Cook scaring. MUSKETEERS 25 BOYS' CATHOLIC Following the Thanksgiving Day battle with Boys' Catholic High, there were many thankful hearts among the .\KC routers. The ]\Iusketeer followers were re- joicing over having beaten their cross-town rival, there- by becoming Region 2-AA champs for the fourth time in the last six years. Gary Melton was awarded a Bul- ova watch for becoming "Most Valuable Player" as voted bv his teammates. MUSKETEERS 13 LaGRANGE 20 Two bad breaks resulting from a pair of punts, en- abled a well-drilled LaGrange High eleven to edge the Musketeers 20-13. Watching the last remnants of their hopes for state title slowly disintegrating before a de- luge of misfortunes, the Cadets fell behind early to a commanding 14-0. In the last period English and Mel- ton capped two belated drives with markers. The Nem- esis in the Richmond setback was Granger Bobby Harris who scored all three of the LaGrange touchdowns. -Wayne Thompson, Jr. MOODY LG MOSLEY LE n MYRICK RE McCUTCHEON LE PITCHER LE RUSSELL LT P f^ (^ 1247.53r45^d5aR4 P STEPHENS LT WALLACE LT rt WHEELER LT WILLIAMS RT WILLIAJIS RE n I WILLIGE QB ^ ^058i5ij63i62|65'23 ^?r^\ ^fi^H^ V '\ DID IT RAINV '/ ^'^^. Left to right James Rogers, Frank Clark, Johnny Dowdy, Ray Grubbs. Rob McCutcheon, Luther Shead, Oliver Russell. Wayne Rich- ards, Mickey Hand, Jack Fi^l^er, Butch Myrick. Tom Pitcher, Gary Melton, Herbert Alewine, Cliff Channell. Kenneth English, Manager. Varsity Basketball The Cadets, with 6-toot-6 center Wayne Richards averaging 19.8 points per game, finished their 25 game slate with a 16-9 record as they ranked second in Region 2-AA and fourth in the State Tournament. ^'i' ^' >^. 1 Frank Clark Johnny Dowdy Butch Mvrick Gary Melton James Rogers Wayne Richards Oliver RusfcII "B" Varsity Basketball MR. A. L. WILLIAMS, Coach First row. 1. lo r. Buzzy McMilUin, Buck Sawyer, Phillip Bell, Larry WiUige, Ranriy Jones, Johnny Hunnicult. Hugh Terrell, Manager, Second row J. T. Mosley, James Folds, Terry Legan, Eddie Scott, Bob Luckey, Doug Cox, Third row Johnnie Creech, Richard McDaniel, Scott Ferguson, Jack Tomlin, Walker Wright, Mr, Williams. Left to light Glenda Eskew. Jcann Rowe. Janelle Dempsey, Je an Sizemore, Be;sy Harrison. Ida Marie Wilson. Ann Fields. Judy Welborn. Helen Kelley, Louise Bailey. Linda Williams. Jeanette Bodenhamer, Joyce Bunis. Bobbie Price. Jerrie Saxcn. Georgia Markert. Carol Ann Jernigan. Girls Basketball WON 16 LOST 7 GIRLS ARC 62; Harlem 36 ARC 51: Dearins 14 ARC 42: Evans 18 ARC "9: North Augusta 49 ARC 53: Aiken 12 ARC 36: Graniteville 16 ARC 65: North Augusta 57 ARC 40: Commercial 61 ARC 43: Savannah 31 ARC 55; St. Angela 17 ARC 52: Mt. St. Josephs 17 ARC 47: Elberton 71 ARC 48; Commercial 36 ARC 46; Savannah 25 ARC 39: Sandersville 49 ARC 60; Elbertcn 64 .ARC 52: Mt. St. Joseph 37 ARC 64; St. Angela 37 ARC 26; Sar.dersville 54 ARC 50: Aiken 26 ARC 63: Washington 37 ARC 34; Evans 37 AA TOURNAMENT ARC 41; Decatur 49 Jeanette Bodenhamer Glenda Eskev.- .'\nn Fields Cny'i Ann .TfrniGnn Helen Kelley ^K^^ ^^1 i ^^'# ^""^^^ 1 ^ ft R ^^'H-. Georgia Markert Bobby Price Jean Sizemore Augusta-North Augusta Linda Williams Ida Marie Wilson Baseball MR. A. L. WILLIAMS. Coach First row Luther Shead, Randy Jones, Gene Fulcher, Frank Clark, Ray Grubbs, Cliff Channel, James Rogers, Art Patchin. Biizzy Mc- Millan. Second row Larry Willige, Mickey Hand, Ray Mims. Lawrence Wren, Jack Rose, Johnny Dowdy, James Folds, Phillip Bell, Buck Sailers. Third row J. T. Mosley, Sam Howard, Tom Pitcher, Forrest Hensley, Wayne Richards, Charles Clayton, Gary Melton, Jack Fisher, Herb- ert Ale wine. Fcurth row Coach A. L. Williams, Otis Phillips, Lewis Flint. John Hunnicut, Doug Ccx, Eddie Scott, Tommy King, Dudley Evans, Rob McCutcheon. Since Coach A. L. Williams took over the head diamond duties in 1950. the Cadets have won five State Championships, and they seem to be well on their way to the sixth crown at press time. Art Patchin Herbert Alewine J. T. Mosley Gary Melton James Rogers Luther Shead Track MR. G. L. BOLTON, Coach First row. 1. to r. Kenneth English, Jimmy Coolt, Tcmmy Aslie, Don Gianiham. Bill Force, Don Kemp, Tony Atkins. Mont Miller. Buddy West. Second row Mr. Bolton, Gerald Holsonbock. Fred McBrayer. Carl Bogcslawsky. Paul Inglett, Pat Dye, Joe Martin, J;-.ck Tom- lin, George Rinker, Jim Weigle, Fred Sims, Ronnie Evans, Schuyler Clark, Jerry Logan, Dion Roberts, Hugh Terrell. Golf 2-AA CHAMPIONS MR. M. J. FLOWERS Coach Jimmy Walker. Kiinciy Strozier, Bi-'Duy i\i;u uui. tiud i' r.iiiiiJ.s. Harry Hiiiper. Kninr.v \\'ilii;ims(:n. .Inc Sli-'inucr- Bcykin Wright. . Tennis ^'ka. Walter Anderson, David Stafford, Walter McDcugal, Douglas Ham- mett, Jimmy Smalley. Lamar Fleming, David Milligan. MR. HARRY C. MILLIGAN, Coach 2-AA CHAMPIONS The Rainbow CO-EDITORS Barbara Bowen Grace Mangum ASSOCIATE EDITORS Becky Towill, Military Becky Wilson, Athletic Betty Davis. Snaps FACULTY ADVISER Miss Ann Braddy BUSINESS MANAGER Marcia Sparks ASSOCIATE BUSINESS STAFF Betty Alexander Emily Jones Linda Ma-ks BettE Miller FACULTY ADVISER Miss Grace Strauss Left to right, seated on floor Halley Boatwright, Corrille Morris, Boots Whitten, Jimmy Walker. Alice Miles. Gerald Bunn. Marguerite Philpot, Nor h Goodwin. Barbara Jean Graham, Harriett Levy. Barbara Ock. Seated at table Jennie Lee Lehmanr. Helen Eve. Beth Hankinson, Kitty Coleman, Dorothy Matthews, Connie Currie. Brails- ford Nixon. Standing Art Patchin. Ronald Dent. Patsy Weeks, Boykin Wright, Thomas Sosby, Mary Sue Hill, Schuyler Clark. Jane Henderson. Dagmar Endorf. Not in Picture Nancie Bedinglield. Pat Greene, Lee Ann Royster, Laure Bailie. Bryant English. Fletcher Dyches. The Staff of the Rainbow proudly presents the the yearbook for 1956. In this book we have recorded the events of the school year, and we have pictured familiar scenes from our historic city with the hope that in the years to come you will glance through thess pages and recall as pleasant memories the friendships and activities of your school days. student Council TERRY BENTLEY _ President CHARLES EVERETT Vice-President CAROLE LITTLE Secretary-Treasurer SUE MERTINS Corresponding Secretary TERRY BENTLEY BARBARA BEST KENNETH BOYETTE RICHARD BRINKLEY NELLIE CALLAHAN CLIFF CHANNELL FRANK CLARK RONNIE EVANS CHARLES EVERETT BILL FORCE CAROLE LITTLE BECKY LITTLE SUE MERTINS ddt EDITORIAL STAFF CAROLYN CAGLE Editcr-In-Chief FRANCES LANEY ..Associals Editor JOYCE MITCHELL _.r:anaging Editor WAYNE THOMPSON. JR. _ Sports Editor MR. G.M.SCOTT ___ Faculty Adviser REPORTERS AND CONTRIBUTORS Jimmy Anderson, Dolores Drost. Janice Ergle, Margaret Hensley, Sibbie Hogan. Carl King. Tommy Lanier, Jeannette Loflin, Jane Powell, .'iiice Purdy, George Rmker. Don Smith. Barbara Streetman, Lamar Tabb. Donald Wall, Bcbby Ware. Robert Watkins, Kenneth WiUiams. Honors Committee MR. CORDLE, Chairman MR. SUTTON MR. READ MISS GILLILAND MR. A. L. WILLIAMS Phi Theta Kappa The Phi Theta Kappa Society is composed of students who have made an average of 90"^ or above for the first ihree semesters of \vorl<. The purpose of this or- ganization is to promote scholar- ship, to develop character, and ts cultivate fellowship among the Junior Colleges of the United States. Seated, left to right JO ANN SIZEMORE. LINDA WHITTLE, NELLIE CALLAHAN. ANN SATCHER. Standing ALAN PLAYFORD. PAT SWAIN, MARY CLARK, GILMER SALE. Not in pic, ure JACK CREED. Gold ''R" Society The Gold R" Society, founded in 1931, was organized to recog- nize student leadership in vari- ous phases of Academy life. To win membership in Gold "R", a student must earn a lotal of 12 points in three of the following fields: leadership, athletics, mili- tary, scholarship. TERRY BENTLEY JIMMY COOK TOM PITCHER FRED SIMS Girls Activities Society The Girls Activities Society was founded in 1950 when Richmond Academy became co-educational. The purpose ol this organization is to recognize the girls who are leaders in the various phases of Academy life. GRACE MANGUM LINDA MARKS MARCIA SPARKS Beta Club GRACE MANGUM President CLIFF CHANNELL Vice-President BECKY WILSON Secretary BOYKIN WRIGHT Treasurer BETTE MILLER Parliamentarian MARCIA SPARKS Ciiaplain BECKY TOWILL Program Chairman MISS RUTH McAULIFFE Sponsor SENIORS First row, left to right Linda Marks. Ruth Story. Jeanie Mason. Be te Miller. Becky Towill. Dagmar Endorf. Miriam Bailey, Beth Wright, Julie Wright, Kath- ryn Sullivan. Second row Alice Purdy, Jimmy Walker. Jane Henderson, Kitty Coleman. Boykin Wright. Marcia Sparks. Walter McDougal. Jen Lehman. Becky Wilson, Martha Moseley. Third row Grace Mangum. Jean Smith. Bob- by Marion. Betty Alexander. Bob- by Anderson, Wallace Dorn. Char- les Newman. Betty Baab. Pat Greene. JUNIORS '-^ r n First row Jean Young. Hannah Zipper. Jud- ith Shaw. Patsy Dunn. Anne Wal- ton. Louise Swanson. Mary Mc- Nulty. Dorothy Woe. Glenda Pond. Betty Lynn McKenzie. Sylvia Morgan, Doris George. Second row Ronnie Evans. Susan Newton. Kay Jarrell. Mary Nell Dunn. Jeanette Bodenhamer. Louise Pund. Halley Bcatwright. Corrille Morris. Gin- ger Marks, Helen Henry. Jewell Greene, Thomas Woo. Third row Thomas Sosby, Richard Magruder. Bill Maner. Jim Wallace. Raymond White. Walter Wright. David Pat- terson, Leonard Rubin, Schuyler Clark. Edward Chow. Not in Picture Patricia Aldred. Ruth Aldred. Walter Anderso.i. Reid Askew. Ada Asiin, Patricia Blackwell. Claire Blanchard, Vicki Calhoun, Carolyn Cagle, Cliff Channell, Christine Che v. Lynne Cole, Jimmy Cook, Eunice Crawford, Richard Davis, Jeanne Dicks, Betty Doolittle, Wallace Dorn, Leola Helen Dun lap, Tommy Farrow, Lewis Flint, Lamar Fleming, Lois Frolkis. Barbara Jean Graham, Mary Griffin. Mary Grimsley, Alice Hagler. Mary Sue Hill. Pat Hughes, Carol Ann Jernigan, Milo Johnson, Sheila Johnson, Virginia K'Burg. Helen Kelley, Kathryn Kennedy. Mary Jo Klein. Becky Li. tie. Jeanette Loflin. Walter McDougal. Jane McElmurray. Barbara McGahee. Judy Mack. Ann Maddox. Charlctte Mallard. Joe Martin. Alice Miles, Barbara Ock, Carol Schwiening, Patricia Shackleford. Fred Sims. Jane Smalley. Sharon Stadlen. Martha Sumerau, Mary Turley, Tom Van Hagen, Maryann Volpitto, Ann Warren, Jane Weltch, Ramona Westbrook, Golden Willingham. Latin Club CORRILLE MORRIS President DAVID PATTERSON Vice-President THOMAS SOSBY Secretary-Treasurer MISS RUTH McAULIFFE Faculty Adviser PATSY ALDRED ANGENETTE BLACKWELL NANCY BROWN CORRILLE MORRIS MARY McNULTY SUSAN NEWTON ELAINE NICHOLSON BARBARA OCK DAVID PATTERSON THOMAS SOSBY DOROTHY WOO The I,;itin Cluli is composed of third year Lai in students. Kvcrv other Friday during the Latin period, the club meets. The chief ])urpose of this oraMii' RICHARD ( ARK01.I Al.AX PLAYFORD ATlfK lA SWAIN II nit J* ARC MOST ATHLETIC .ianki.m: dempsey m GARY MELTON SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY BETTY ALEXANDER Beta Club 4; Christian Worl^ers Council 4; Masque- teers 4; Rainbow Staff 4. High Honor 3. BOBBY ANDERSON Beta Club 3, 4; Christian Workers Council 4; Track 4. MARY ANDERSON Christian Workers Council 3, 4; Future Homemakers 3, 4; Masqueteers 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Treasurer 4; Y-Teens4. ROBERT ANDERSON Football, Man- ager 3, 4; Track 4, ADA ASTIN Beta Club 3, 4; La Bo- heme 3; Latin Club 3; Future Teachers of America, President 4. High Hcnor 3. ANNE ATWOOD Christian Workers Council 3, 4; Musketeer Staff 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 3, 4. Honor 3. BETTY BAAB Beta Club 3, 4: Chor- aliers 4; Christian Workers Council 3; Future Homemakers of America 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Masqueteers 3, 4; Treas- urer 4. Honor 3. MIRIAM BAILEY Beta Club 3, 4; Christian Workers Council 4; Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Treasurer4; Latin Club 3; Treble Clef Club 3. Honor JAMES BARGERON Football 4. FRANK BARTON Band 4. VONCEIL BASS Future Nurses 3, 4; Majorettes 3, 4. SUE BEALL Christian Workers Coun- cil 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4; Y-Teens 4. STANLEY BEARD Christian Workers Council 4. High Honors 3, 4; National Merit Exam 4. SALLY BECKUM Christian Workers Council 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Too Ten 3. NANCY LEE BEDINGFIELD Chris- tian Workers Council 3, 4; Future Home- makers 3; Future Nurses 3. 4: Rsinbow Staff 4. GENE BELL Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4: Rifle Team 4; Sabre Club 4. TERRY BENTLEY Hi-Y 3. 4, Chap- lain 3; Musketeer Staff 3; Rifle Team. 3, 4; Captain 4;Sabre Club, Secretary 4; Student Council 3, 4, President 4; Major General Leonard Wood Medal and Tro- phy 3: Wm. R. Hearst Trophy 4; Gold R. MARY CLAIRE BLANCHARD Beta Club, 3, 4: Christian Workers Council 3, 4; Future Nurses 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Y- Teens 4. Honor 3. BARBARA BOVVEN Athletic Assccia- lion 4; C'hristi.TU Workers Council 3, 4: Latin Club 3; Masqueteers 3: Rainbow Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 4. High Honor 3. ROBERT BOWMAN Band 3, 4. TERRY BREWER Hi-Y 3, 4; Sabre Club 4. PHILIP BRINSON Christian Workers Council 4. FLORENCE BROOME Christian Workers Council 3, 4; Future Nurses 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4: Y-Teens 4. Honor 3. LESTER BROXTON Choraliers 4; Singing Musketeers 4. GERALD BUNN Christian Workers Council 4; Rainbow Staff 4. JOYCE BUTLER Hcnor 3. PEGGY BYRD Band 3, 4. CAROLYN CAGLE Beta Club 3. 4 Choraliers 4; Christian Workers Council 4: Future Teachers 4; Musketeer Staff, Editor-in-Chief 4; Treble Clef Club, Secretary 4. VICKI CALHOUN Beta Club 3, Christian Workers Council 3; Future Teachers 3, 4. Honor 3. CLEONICE CARTER Choraliers 3. LADELLE CAUTHEN Christian Workers Council 3. 4: Future Nurses 3; Masqueteers 3. Court of Homecoming Queen 4. PIERCE CAUVIN Masqueteers 3, 4, President 4. JOE CHANDLER Hi-Y 3. 4: Sabre Club 4. CLIFF CHANNELL Beta Club 3, 4. Vice-President 4; Student Council 4; Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4. HOBSON CHAVOUS Sabre Club 4; Football, Manager 4. CHRISTINE CHEW Beta Club 3. 4; High Hcnor 3. JIMMY CLARK "B" Varsity Football 4. RACHEL CLARK Honor 3. HILLARIE CLEIN Highest Honor 3. DONALD COLE Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4: Sabre Club, President 4. LYNNE COLE Beta Club 3, 4: Choral- iers 4; Christian Workers Council 4; Future Nurses 4; Y-Teen 4. High Honor 3. BILL COLEMAN Band 3: Christian Workers Council 4; Hi-Y. Chaplain 4. KITTY COLEMAN Athletic Associa- tion 4: Beta Club 3. 4: Christian Work- ers Council 3. 4; Masqueteers 3; Rain- bow Staff 3, 4: Tennis 3. 4. Honor 3. 4. RONNIE COLEMAN Christian Work- ers Council 4; Football, Manager 3, 4: Track. Manager 3: Tennis 4. JERRY CONNELL Varsity football 4. JUDY CONNER Christian Workers Council 3, 4: Future Teachers 4: Treble Clef Club 4. JANE CONNER Christian Workers Council 3. 4; Treble Clef Club 4; Secre- tary-Treasurer Senior Class. Honor 3. BETTY COOK Christian Workers Council 3; Masqueteers 3: Rainbow Staff 3. JIMMY COOK Beta Club 3. 4: Sabre Club. Treasurer 4; Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Tra.!: 3, 4; 'B" Varsity Bas- ketball 3; Veterans of Foreign Wars Sabre 3; Gold R. High Honor 3. BARBARA GENE CORLEY Christian Workers Council 3, 4. SARA CORLEY Future Nurses 4. PRISCILLA CROW Band 3, 4, Treas- urer 4, Superior Rating 3, 4: Christian Workers Council 4; Future Nurses 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Y-Teens, Service Project Chairman 4. LOUISE CRUMP Christian Workers Council 3. CHARLES DANIEI^Sabre Club 4: "B" Varsity Fooball 3. BETTY DAVIS Rainbow Staff 4. RICHARD DAVIS Latin Club 3, Treas- u.er 3: Rifle T;am 3, 4, Wm. R. Hearst Trophy 4; Sabre Club 4. VERNON DEAS Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-Pres- ident 3. Sergeant at Arms 4. JANELLE DEMPSEY Athletic Asso- ciation, President 4: Christian Workers Council 3; Treble Clef Club 4; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Tennis 4. RONALD DENT Choraliers 4; Rain- bow Staff 4; Sabre Club. Vice-President 4; Singing Musketeers, President 4: Track 4; Best Drilled Cadet 3. High Honors 3; Hcnor 4. JEANNE DICKS Athletic Association 4: Beta Club 4: Christian Workers Council 3. 4: Future Nurses 3. WALLACE DORN Beta Club 3. 4: Latin Club 3; Masqueteers 4; Richmond Choraliers 4; Sabre Club 4: Singing Musketeers 4. High Honor 3. ANNE DUKES Band 4. JOHN DUNN Rifle Team 4: Sabre Club 4. FLETCHER DYCHES Hi-Y. President 3. 4; Rainbow S.aff 4; Sabre Club 4. PEGGY ELDRIDGE Christian Work- ers Council 4; Choraliers 4; Masqueteers 3. Honor 3. DAGMAR ENDORF Beta Club 3. 4: Christian Workers Council 3; Latin Club 3: Masqueteers 3; Rainbow Staff 3. 4. Honor 4. KENNETH ENGLISH Varsity Football 3. 4; Varsity Basketball 4; Track 3. 4. JAMES EVANS Band 3. 4; High-Y 4: Rifle Team 4. HELEN EVE Christian Workers Coun- cil 3: Rainbow Staff 3, 4. SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY CHARLES EVERETT Sabre Club 4; Student Council, Vice-President 4; Var- sity Football 3. 4. Captain 4: Baseball 3. TOMMY FARROW Beta Club 3. 4: Hi-Y 4; Masqueteers 3. High Honor 3. ANN FIELDS Athletic Association, Secretary 4: Christian Workers Council 3: Masqueteers 4: Top Ten 3; Basket- ball 3. 4: Tennis 3. 4. LEWIS FLINT Beta Club 3. 4: Sabre Club 4: Varsity Foobtall 3. 4. VERA FLORENCE Christian Workers Council 3, 4: Future Homemakers 4; Treble Clef Club 3, 4. LA VELLE FOGLE Band 3. 4: Choral- iers 4. JO ANN FORD Future Nurses Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. SUE FORTNEY Christian Workers Council 3: Class President 3: Y-Teens, Treasurer 3; Homecoming Queen 4. BARBARA ANN FREEMAN Band 3, 4: Christian Workers Council 3, 4. LOIS FROLKIS Band 3. 4. Secretary Concert Band 3. 4. Honorary Band Council 3, 4: Beta Club 3. 4: Masque- teers 3: Highest Honor 3, 4: National Merit Exam 4. DANNY FILCHER Choraliers 4: Singing Musketeers 4. PAT FITZGERALD Athlelic Associa- tion 4: Choraliers 3: Christian Workers Council 3: Treble Clef Club 3, 4, Pres- ient 4. NICK GAVALAS Choraliers 3. 4; Singing Musketeers 4. NORTH GOODWIN Christian Work- ers Council 4; Rainbow Staff 4; Varsiiy Football 3. 4. High Honor 3. DON GRANTHAM Choraliers 4: Sink- ing Musketeers 4: Varsity Football 3. 4: Track 4. PAT GREENE Beta Club 3. 4: Chris- tian Workers Council 3. 4; Future Home- makers 3. 4; Masqueteers 3; Rainbow Staff 4. Honor 3. NANCY GRICE Christian Workers Council 3, 4: Class Vice-President 4. Highest Honor 3. MARY GRLMSLEY Beta Club 4: Y- Teens 4. ALLEN HAGIN Band 3. 4; Vice-Pres- ident Concert Band 4. BETH HANKINSON Rainbow Staff 3, 4. CORNELIUS HARMON Band 3, 4. JANE HENDERSON Beta Club 3, 4: Christian Workers Council 3, 4; Future Homemakers 3; Masqueteers 3, 4; Rain- bow Staff 4. Honor 3. VIRGINIA HENDRIX Christian Work- ers Council 3; Treble Clef Club 4. FORREST HENSLEY Hi-Y 3. 4: Sabre Club 4; Baseball 3, 4. MARGARET HENSLEY Christian Workers Council 3; Future Homemakers 4; Musketeer Staff 4. MARY SUE HILL Beta Club 3, 4: Christian Workers Council 3, 4: Masque- teers, Secretary 3; Rainbow Staff 4; Student Council, Vice-President 3: Top Ten 3: Cheerleader 3. 4: Court Home- coming Queen 4. SIBBIE HOGAN Choraliers 4: Chris- tian Workers Council 4: Musketeer Staff 3. 4. PAT HUGHES Beta Club 3, 4: Chris- tian Workers Council 3, 4; Future Home- makers 3: Future Teachers 4: Tri-Hi-Y, President 4 High Honor 3. PAT HUNT Choraliers 4: Treble Clef Club 4. ROSEMARY JANSEN Christian Workers Council 3; Latin Club 3; Tri- Hi-Y 4. RANDY JAY Christian Workers Coun- cil 4. BETTY JEFFCOAT Treble Clef Club 4. BETTY JOHNSON Christian Workers Council 3. BARB.ARA JONES Choraliers 4; Christian Workers Council 3, 4: Student Council 3: Tri-Hi-Y. Vice-President 4. CARLA SUE JONES Choraliers, Sec- retary 4: Christian Workers Council 3, 4: Treble Clef Club 3. CLAUDIA JONES Future Nurses 4; Treble Clef Club 4. EMILY JONES Christian Workers Council 3, 4; Rainbow Staff 4. Honor 3. AUDREY JEAN KEEL Choraliers 3; Christian Workers Council 3: Treble Clef Club 4; Y-Teens 3. BERT KING Christian Workers Coun- cil 4. THOMAS KING- Rifle Team 4: Base- ball 4. MARY JO KLEIN Beta Club 3. 4: Christian Workers Council 3, 4; Tri-Hi- V 4: Y-Teens 4. Honor 3. BRANTLEY KUGLAR Christian Workers Council 4; Singing Musketeers 4: Varsity Football 3. 4: All-State Foot- ball Team 4. AU-American 4. BILL KUHLKE Christian Workers Council 4; Student Council 3: Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3; Track 4. RONALD LA CHANCE Sabre Club 4. Honor 3. FRANCES LANEY Christian Workers Council 3: Future Homemakers 3; Fu- ture Nurses 4: La Boheme 3: Musketeer Staff, Assistant Editor 4: Masqueteers 4. TOMMY LANIER DCT 3; Musketeer Staff, Assistant Photographer 4. VIOLET LANIER Christian Workers Council 3, 4. JERRY ANN LEE High Honor 3, 4. MARY LEE Athletic Association 4; Future Homemakers 3. 4. SYBIL LEE Christian Workers Coun- cil 3. 4; Future Nurses 4; Masqueteers 3; Y-Teens 4. JENNIE LEE LEHMANN Athletic As- sociation 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Christian Workers Council 3, 4; Masqueteers 3; Rainbow Staff 3, 4. Honor 3; High Honor 4. BILL LESSARD Baseball 4. High Hon- or 4. DANIEL LEVY High Honor 3. 4. HARRIET LEVY Masqueteers 3: Rain- bow Staff 4. Honor 3; High Honor 4. BECKY LITTLE Beta Club 3, 4; Christain Workers Council 3, 4; Masque- teers 3; Student Council 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 4. Honor 3: High Honor 4. GORDON LOGAN Hi-Y 4. High Hon. or 4. ROSEMARIE MAHLSTEDT Homemakers 3; Y-Teens 3. Future CHARLOTTE MALLARD Beta Club 3, 4; Christian Workers Council 4; Future Homemakers 3, 4; Treble Clef Club 3. Honor 3, 4. GRACE MANGUM Athletic Associa- tion 4; Beta Club 3, 4, President 4; Christian Workers Council 3; Latin Club. Secretary 3; Masqueteers 3; Rain- bow Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 4; Girls Ac- tivities Medal. Highest Honor 3; High Honor 4. BOBBY MARION Band 3. 4; Beta Club 3. 4; Golf 4. HENRY MARKS Christian Workers Council 4; Football 3. LINDA MARKS Athletic Council 4; Beta Club 3. 4; Christian Workers Coun- cil 3, 4; Masqueteers 3; Rainbow Staff 3, 4; Tennis 3. 4; Cheerleader 4; Girls Activities Medal. Honor 3. JOE MARTIN Beta Club 3, 4: Chris- tian Workers Council 3, 4: Football 3: "B" Varsity Basketball 3; Track 3. 4. Honor 3, 4. HENRIETTA MAY Future Nurses 3. Honor 3. JACQUELINE MAY Choraliers 4; Treble Clef Club 4. JEANIE MAYSON Athletic Council 4; Beta Club 4; Choraliers 4: Treble Clef Club 4. Honor 3. MARTHA NELL MEACHAM Future Homemakers 3. 4, Historian 3. Project Chairman 4. Honor 3. SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY GARY MELTON Varsity Football 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4: All-State 3; Basketball 3. 4, Captain 4. SUE MERTINS Cliristian Workers Council 3; Student Council 3, 4, Secre- tary-treasurer 3, Corresponding Sec- retary 4; Top Ten 3. ALICE MILES Beta Club 4: Christian Workers Council 4; Rainbow Staff 4. BETTE MILLER Beta Club 3, 4, Par- liamentarian 4; Masqueteers 3, 4, Sec- retary 4; Rainbow Staff 4. High Honor 3. 4. SARA MILLER ChrisUan Workers Council 3; Future Nurses, President 4. RAY MIMS Baseball 3, 4. JOYCE MITCHELL Christian Workers Council 3, 4; Masqueteers 3; Musketeer 3, 4, Managing Editor 4. MARY MIXON Christian Workers Council 4. WALLACE MOODY Christian Work- ers Council 4. MARTHA MOSELEY Beta Club 3, 4; Christian Workers Council 4; Latin Club 3: Treble Clef Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Highest Honor 3, 4; Valedictorian; Chcraliers 4. DAVID MYRICK Sabre Club 4; Var- sity Football 3, 4; "B" Varsity Basket- ball 3; Varsi y Basketball 4; Manager Baseball 3. MARY ANN MURPHY Hcnor 3. GERRY MUNDY Christian Workers Council 3, 4: Tri Hi-Y, Vice-President, 4; Class President 4; Honorary Cadet Colonel, High Honor 3. BETTY McCORKLE Christian Work- ers Council 3, 4; Future Homemakers 4; Treble Clef Club 4. Honor 3. DONALD McCROAN Hi-Y 3, 4. BARBARA McDANIEL Christian Workers Council 4; Future Homemak- ers, Vice-President 3; Treble Clef Club 3; Y-Teens 4. WALTER McDOUGAL Christian Workers Ccuncil 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Ten- nis 3, 4. Honor 3. JANE McELMURRAY Beta Club 3, 4; Christian Workers Council 3; Class Sec- retary-Treasurer 3; Cheerleader 4. High Honor 3. BARBARA McGAHEE Beta Club 3, 4; Christian Workers Council 3, 4: Tri- Hi-Y 4. MACK McKIE Christian Workers Council 4. CHARLES NEWMAN Beta Club 3. 4; Bausch & Lomb Science Award 4; Na- tional Merit Exam 4. Highest Honor 3. WARREN NORRIS Rifle Team 4; Wm. R. Hearst Trophy 4. MARIE PALMER Future Nurses 4. JOE PATCHEN Beta Club 3; Color Guard 4. Hcnor 3. ART PATCHIN, JR. Rainbow Staff 4; Varsity Football 3, 4, Alternate Captain 4: Baseball 3, 4. ANNETTE PEACOCK Choraliers 3; Future Nurses 3, 4; Treble Cl3f Club 3, 4, ANN PERRY Christian Workers Coun- cil 3, 4; Future Homemakers 4. FRED PHILLIPS Band 3, 4, Band Council 4; Sabre Club 4; Golf 4; High Honor 3; Honor. OTIS PHILLIPS Christian Workers Council 4: Fcotball 3, 4: Manager 4; Baseball 4. FRANKIE PHILPOT Beta Club 3. 4; Future Homemakers 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4. Honor 3. Treble Clef Club 3. MARGUERITE PHILPOT Athletic Association 4; Christian Workers Coun- cil 3, 4; Latin Club 3: Masqueteers 3; Rainoow Staff 3, 4, TOM PITCHER ChoraUers 4; Sabre Club 4; Singing Musketeers, Treasurer 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; BasketbaU 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Gold R. 4. Honor 3, 4. DOUGLAS H. POLLAK Band 3. 4, Section Leader 4. ALICE PURDY Beta Club 3, 4: Chris- tian Workers Council 3; Fuiure Home- makers 3, 4, Secretary 4; Latin Club 3; Masqueteers 3, 4. High Honor 3, 4. Musketeer 4. BETTY RACHELS Christian Workers Council 3. FRANCES REESE Christian Workers Council 3, 4; Future Hcmemakers 4. Honor 3. MARIA REESE Christian Workers Council 3; Treble Clef Club 3, 4: Vice- Pres'dent 4. ALICE REEVES High Honor 3. THOMAS RHODEN Distributive Edu- cation 3. KEN RICHARDSON Choraliers 4; Christian Workers Council 3: Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 3; Singing Musketeers, Sec- retary 4. VIR<"-INIA ROBERTS Christian Work- ers Council 3. 4; Future Homemakers, Historian 3, Y-Teens 4. High Honor 3. LEE ANN ROYSTER Choraliers 4; Ch'i'itian Workers Council 4; Masque- teers 4: Rainbow Staff 4. Honor 4. LOUISE SACK Hcnor 4. CARROLL SUE SCHWIENING Beta Club 3, 4, High Honor 3. EVELYN SCOTT Treble Clef Club 4. EDDIE SILLS Band 3, 4, President 4, Band Council 3, 4: Sabre Club 4. SIMONE SIMOWTTZ Choraliers 3, 4; Treble Clef Club 3, 4. FAYE SIMS Christian Workers Coun- cil 3, 4. Honor 3. FRED SIMS Beta Club 3, 4: Sabre Club 3; Varsity Football 3, 4; Track 4; Gold R. Honor 3. HENRY SMART Hi-Y 4. DON SMITH Hi-Y 3, 4; Musketeer Staff 3, 4; Singing Musketeers 4. JEAN SRHTH Athletic Association 4: Beta Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. SAMUEL SMITH Band 3, 4. HUNTER SMOAK Christian Workers Council 4. MARCIA SPARKS Beta Club 3, 4; Chaplain 4; Choraliers 4: Christian Workers Council 3. Vice-President 3, 4. Future Hcmemakers 3. 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Latin Club 3: Masqueteers 3, 4; Rainbow Staff 3. 4, Business Manager 4; ARC Winner Voice of Democracy 3, 4; Girls Activities Medal. High Honor 3. SANDRA STACKS Christian Workers Council 3, 4; Musketeer Staff 4. DAVE STAFFORD Christian Workers Council 3: Singing Musketeers 4: Rifle Team 4; Tennis 4. LILLIAN STEHMEYER Christian Workers Council 3, 4; Fu ure Nurses 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Tcp Ten 3. JOE STEINBERG Golf 4. BARBARA STEVENS Band 3. 4. EVELYN STONE Y-Teens 3. RACHEL STONE Future Nurses 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. Honor 3. RUTH STORY Beta Club 3, 4: C'-ris- tian Workers Council 4; Treble Clef Club 3. Highest Honors 3. NANETTE STURGIS Christian Work- ers Council 4; Treble Clef Club 3. KATHRYN SULLIVAN Beta Club 3, 4: Christian Workers Council 4: Mas- queteers 3. Honor 3. MARTHA SUMERAU Beta Club 3. 4: Christian Workers Council 3: Future Homemakers 3. GLORIA SWEARINGEN Christian Workers Council 4. HELEN TANENBAUM Future Teach- ers 4; Masqueteers 3: Treble Clef Club 3. HOMER TAPLEY Sabre Club 4. MAXINE THURMOND Majorette 3, 4: Honor 3, 4. SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY BECKY TOWILI^Beta Club 3, 4: Pro- gram Chairman Christian Workers Council 3: Distributive Education, Vice- President 3; Latin Club. Vice-President 3; Masqueteers 3; Rainbow Staff 3, 4, Associate Editor 4; Top Ten 3. Highest Honor 3: High Honor 4. JOY TOWNES Christian Workers Council 3, 4: Fu'.ure Nurses 3, 4, Vice- President 4: Tri-Hi-Y. High Honor. MARTHA USRY Choraliers 4; Treble Clef Club 4. THOMAS VAN HAGAN Beta Club 3, 4; Rainbow Staff 3: Sabre Club 4: Track 4. High Honor 3: Honor 4. ROBERT AV.ADDELL Honor 3. NAN WADE Choraliers 4; Treble Clef Club 3. 4. Honor 3. CHARBY WALKER Chris ian Work- ers Council 3. Honor 3. JIMMY WALKER Beta Club 3. 4: Rainbow Staff 4: Golf 3. 4. Honor 3, 4. PAT WALI Distributive Education 3; Treble Clef Club 4. SAR.A WALL Distributive Education Club 3; Choraliers 4; Treble Clef Club BOBBY WARE Band 3. 4: Musketeer Staff 4. CONNIE WEATHERS Choraliers 3; Christian Workers Council 4. PATSY' WEEKS Athletic Association 4; Christian Workers Council 3. 4; Rain- bow Staff 3, 4. MARY JANE WELBORN Christian Workers Council 3: Future Nurses 3; Treble Clef Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Y- Teens 3, 4. EDWIN WHEELER Choraliers, Vice- President 4: Christian Workers Council 3. 4: Singing Musketeers 4: Varsity Foot- ball 3. 4. Honor 3, 4. KENNETH WHITAKER Musketeer 3. BOOTS WHITTEN Athletic Associa- tion 4; Christian Workers Council 4; Latin Club 3; Masqueteers 3; Rainbow Staff 4. Honor 4. JACK WIER Rifle Team 4; Rifle Fir- ing Squad 4. BONNIE WILLIAMS Sabre Club 4; Varsity Football 3, 4: Track 3. KENNETH \VILLIAMS Musketeer Stalf 4: Varsity Football 4. BECKY WILSON Athletic Association 4: Beta Club 3. 4. Secretary 4; Christian Workers Council 3. 4: Masqueteers 3; Rainbow Staff 3. 4. Associate Editor 4; Top Ten 3: Cheerleader 4. Honor 3, 4. IDA MARIE WILSON Choraliers 4: Treble Clef Club 3. 4, Vice-President 4; Basketball 4. Football, Manager WILLIE WILSON 3; Tennis 4. JOAN WOODWARD Christian Work- ers Council 3. 4; Future Homemakers 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4: Class Vice-President 3. Honor 3. KIT WOOTEN Christian Workers Council 3. 4; Future Nurses 3; La Bo- heme 3: Masqueteers 3. BETH WRIGHT Beta Club 3. 4; Chris- tian Workers Council 3. 4; Future Home- makers 3. 4; Latin Club. President 3; Masqueteers 3. High Honor 3. BOYKIN WRIGHT Beta Club 3. 4. Treasurer 4; Christian Workers Council 4: Rainbow Staff 4; Golf 3, 4. High Honor 3. JULIE WRIGHT Beta Club 3. 4; Chris- tian Workers Council 3. 4; Latin Club, Chaplain 3: Future Homemakers 3, 4; President 3; High Honor 3; Masque- teers 3, 4. Three O'clock The Staff of the Rainbow wishes to express its gratitude to our Ad- vertisers whose support has made this Yearbook possible and to Mr. George M. Scott who took many of the pictures that are used through- out this vohime. CREDITS Class portraits and groups Davison's Pliotograph Studio Features Morgan Fitz Engravings Southern Plioto Process Printing- Commercial Printing Co. Compliments of TOWN TAVERN Compliments of MORGAN TRUCK & TRACTOR COMPANY SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE Consistent Savings Coui'teous Service Complete Satisfaction AUGUSTA. GEORGIA DDRIS JEWELERS WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVER Gifts for Every Occasion Compliments of Harisoii-Giilley Chevrolet, Inc. 'AUGUSTAS ONLY AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER" Stark-Empire Laundrv IJCEXSKl) SAXITDXE CI.EAXEK Cash and Carry Service Delivery Service j'h.Mic .v.v.n W. E. Raines Co. Inc. BuiUlinsf Speciali;^ation and Supplie s Ml-.TA . PRC)DL"CTS Phone 2-5553 14 - 7th St. \ni^i sta, Georsjia Compliments of T. J. Carstarpheu Co. Wholesale TOBACCO DRUG SUNDRIES PAPER CANDIES Phone 4-8211 1021 Telfair St. Compliments of RUBEN'S Xugusta's ( )nly Mome-Owned Department Store Largest Boys' and Students' Department in Augusta PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL COMPANY FRESH CANNED DRIED FROZEN H.H. BELL &(;(). :i: AL EST.XTK and IWESTMEXTS Phone 2-0442 515 Marion Building .\ugusta, Ga. 'iii:ri-: is a double duty feed for all livestock and poultry Manufactured hy Southern Milling Company Augusta. Georg a Records Radios Pianos Television Electrical Appliances Refrigerators Home Freezers Ranges Water Heater.s Fans Irons Washers -Musical Instruments and Accessuries Tubes Service Part< Tompkins Music Co., Inc. Ph.. IK- 2-1 ^y^ 318 - 8th St. Compliments of RICHARDS BUICK, INC. 1350 Broad Street Congratulations And Best Wishes FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Of Augusta Main Office Waltun W'av Branch THE CITIZENS & SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK THE GEORGIA RAILROAD BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Main (Office Gwiiinetl St. Office Uptown Brancli Camp I iiiriion l''acilit_v I )anicl \'illage CHECK-R-BOARD FEEDS BABY CHICKS SAXITATIOX PRODUCTS Phone 4-SS26 Bowl For Fun and Health Special Rates for Birthday Parties All Teen-agers Receive Reduced Rates During- Daytiine Hours (1-6 p. m.) 25c Per Game Free Instruction For Beginners RICHMOND BOWLING ACADEMY (Over Busy Bee Restaurant) fi.V, p.rorul Street Plione 2-0933 Compliments of Ricluiioiul Hotel Barber Shoj) Richmond Hotel "For Twenty-one Years Your Oldsviobile Dealer" EASTERN MOTOR CO. 1333 Bmad Street Aujjusta. Georgia CANNED MEATS RELISHES and SAUCES KICAI. ESTATE SALES LOANS IXSURANCE PR( )PEKTV MANAGEMENT Blaiiclianl & ('alliomi Realty Cloiupany Augusta, Georgia Dial 2-r/)21 Two and One-Hall Per Cent Interest Paid on all Savings and Time Certificates Deposits Insured Up to SIO.OOO Interest Compounded Semi-Annually Realty Savings Bank "Augusta's Only Strictly Savings Bank" Member F. D. I. C. 827 Broad St Augusta. Ga. Lake View Pharmacy "( )])en 24 1 lours a Day" 1800 Broad St. Phone 3-449.T .\ugusta. Georgia tOTniO IWDfl AUTHOIITT Of THI COOk-COlA COm^amT IT AUGUSTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Compliments of H. Slimerling Jewelers "The Store for Brides" 910 Bruad St. Augusta. Ga. Phone : 2-5551 Compliments of Bailie's Parking Lot 739 Reynolds Street Augusta. Georgia Richmond Supply Co. Industrial Specialities MIT.L SCFPLIES TOOLS MACHIXERV Phone 4-7792 652 Seventh St. Augusta, Ga. Compliments of Avera Provision Com])anv Manufacturers of Farm Brand Hams Farm Brand Bacon Farm Brand Sausage Bln Kililmn Wieners Blue Ribbon Bologna Fifth Avenue Shoppe "THE SHOPPE ALL WOMEN KNOW" Where "The Most Beautiful Clothes Are Sold" 829 Br. ad St. Ausrusta. Ga. ConipliiiuMUs ot SHARPTON JEWELERS YOUR HOUSE OF DIAMONDS 702 Broad Street COMPLIMENTS OF Hagler Truck Co, You're always right ^ lien \ ou Give NDIES f *-^ M^' IIOI'.I'.V BOX $2.00 11). rius a Complete Line For Those Who I.ove Fine Thintrs MURPHY 1 & ROBINSON Pre. ^cri] ition < )i)ticians Mem )cr Opticians Guild Lobby S.F.C Bklg. 14.=;i Harper St. 1 )l.-d 2-. ^641 Dial 4-2729 Sturkie Furniture (Company 2117 .Millcdfreville Road Phone 2-2162 OPFX TIL 9 AT XIGIIT Bassford Motor Co. LTD. 1447 Broad St. Phone 2-7018 \'e Smart Ride a Cushman Motor Scooter to School Distributors : All Kinds MERCURY CANOES BOATS OUTBOARD MOTORS & CRUISERS All Your Clothes Should Go To SSIM>y*8 Dial 2-55.SS DIXIE CAB SERVICE 553 Ellis Street AtiiJjnsta, Georgia COMPLIMEXTS OF Hull, Williiighani, Towill & Norma 11 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '56 Guy C. Smith Construction Co. Compliments ot L. J. HENRY COMPANY Complete Office (Outfitters X'isit Our New Store at 1252 Reynolds Street Plenty of Parking Space Sherman & Hemstreet REALTORS Augusta, Georgia First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Augusta Start a Savings Account Liberal Dividends Safety Insure< ClASS Tl m PBCJCWPTIONS 1 I I/I WCUBftTELV 1 ""/( FILLCD II ^P| WFTIUIGGS '^^mtmi ^^^ Broad at Tenth Phone 4-3512 COMPLIMENTS Diamonds Watches Sih erware OF BECKUM & JONES E. R. Davis Coal & Oil JliWELlvRS Co., Inc. Augusta, ('leorgia rhone 2-5787 S57 lir.Kul Si. Dial 2-6707 Compliments of TOOLE SUPPLY CO. Augusta. Georgia IXDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES ilACHIXER'i l^L'MPS Coinplinieuts of AUDIO-VISUAL CENTER 216- 12tli St. .\ugu.-;ta. (ia. R. G. .Smith. Jr.. .Manager Everything tor .Audio-X'isual F'rograni IRVIN REALTY CO. 722 Greene Street Augusta, Georg'a ''The Best Is the Cheapest in the Long Run" SALES M.VNAGEMEXT RF.XTAI.S Compliments of Clausseii-Lawreiice Construction Co. ELLIOTT SONS Coniplinu-nt - 01 URRRErfjSLkER JeuieIer "The House of Fine Sterling" .S31 P.road Street Augusta, Georgia LAUNDER-HOUSE. In South's Finest and I'astcst Laundry and Dry Cleaning Plants Colonial , i* Pooi BreacL '^g= Augusta Sporting Goods, Inc. Exclusive Distributors MacGregor Goldsmith Athletic Equipment GOLF, TENNIS. BASKETBALL and FOOTBALL SUPPLIES 210-212 Eighth St. Phone 2-6007 JOHNSON, LANE, SPACE &C0. GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIAL STOCKS BONDS Investment Trust 721 Broad Street Phone 2-7741 Augusta Savannah Atlanta Murphy Stationery Co. SOCI.VL and COMMRRCI.M. ST \T1()XI.K^ 7KS P.riiad St. I )ial 2-2] 22 730 Broad Street John F. Brickie & Co. COLUMBIA BICYCLES LAWN MOWERS- -AIOSLER SAFES 942 Ellis Street Dial 2 -0437 Jernigan Hardware Co. Wholesale Hardware Housewares Fishing Tackle KEEP HAPPY, see a good movie at The IMPERIAL Walker ]\lotor Company SALES AND SERVICE Broad at 14th St. Augusta, Georgia Compliments of Keel's Service Station Baker & Walton Way FUR CHARTER SERVICE Dial 4-3543 VALLEY COACHES, Inc. Xo. 8 Ninth Street Augusta, Georgia Georgia Hatters & Cleaners SlilRT I.AL'XnRV I'l. A. (iavalas. Pro])ricti>r Dal _M094 316 Eighth Street 77 Copyright The Borden Co. Elsie Says . . . .... eat plenty (if Sancken's Ice Cream and drink lots of Borden's Sancken Milk BORDEN'S SANCKEN DAIRY A DIVISION OF THE BORDEN COMPANM Barren Bros, SINCE 1849 "Augusta's Great Hardware Department Store" Compliments of Augusta Federal Savings and Loan Association Ground Floor Southern Finance Building- Compliments of TRI-STATE AUGUSTA, Inc. International Industrial Power Olive Road Auefusjta, Georgia Best Wishes Li JUL Compliments of S. H. KRESS & CO. Known for SCHOLASTIC School Supplies ( AREY F. WEATHERS Transfer & Storage Co. Local anil Lonj; Distance Movinuf Operating in 28 States A coMiM.i-rri': monixc si^rxmci: 1_'(,S Drn'.l i'ark Avenue Phone 3-2211 Bentley Brothers Furniture Broad at 11th Street "The .Store of Friendly Service" Phone 2-5309 Meet Your Friends Here! VARSITY DRIVE IN Gwinnett anain REAL E.STATE 1 {ENTLXG L\SL'R.\NCE SURETY B( )NDS .^07 Broad St. ,' Phone 2-6086 Augusta, Genr gia In the days when King Tut and his harem were learning the shag, and laying the pattern for the Casanovas to come, some serious minded in- tellectual of the ancients decided to place on record the v rtues of building with clay. Even then, during the dawn of history, the durability of brick as manufactured by the industrious Israelites was well known. In proof of this, we offer the inscription found on a tablet at Das- hur, which is located a l.ttle south of Cairo, Egypt. This tablet is on one of the great pyramids of that region. It bears the following inscription: "Disparage me not b}- comparing me with pyramids built of stone. I am as much superior to them as Ammon 's superior to the rest of the deities. I am constructed of brick made from mud, which adhered to the ends of poles, and was drawn up from the bottom of the lake." We admit that all of the above produces a fond glint in our eyes. Merrj Brothers Brick &Tile Co. The South's Largest Manufacturer of Structural Clay Products Established in 1899 Augusta, Georgia Hutcheson-Bentley Furniture 914 Telfair Street Phone 2-9995 Augusta, Georgia LEROY'S MARKET Tender Meats Groceries Fresh Produce 1859 Central Avenue -Augusta. Georgia Phone 3-6404 Compliments of T. M. MAHONEY Wrestling Promoter Te Icphune 4-3551 WllliX \()l- F.CILD OR REMODEL Th.'nk of Perkins Luniljer Co. \' EK XI )X MADDOX (.19 - 13th .St. .\ugusta, Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF RADIO 1480 TELEVISIOX Channel 12 CARR'S OF AUGUSTA 960 Broad Street AUGUSTA-S LARGEST AND LEADINX. SPECIALTY SHOP Dial 4-5417 Silbeit Auto Supply Co. 214-218 Sixth Street Augusta, Georgia Augusta Mill Supply Company INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES BELTING PIPE STEEL TOOLS VALVES Phones 2-4657 or 2-4658 636 - 11th St. .XuRUsta. Ga. Compliments of THE PIT 'Barbecue at its Best" LASETER'S Medical Arts PHARMACY I 'hone 4-7784 Mcdiral Arts Bltlg. Augusta. Ga. The red and yellow wrapper is vour guarantee of bread of the hii;hc>t i|uaiily Ifl^flS^'^. ~^,' Tile South's finest liread since 1841 OF AUGUSTA, Inc. UXDERWOOD PRODUCTS A. B. DICK. PRODUCTS Joe Bruker 527 - 13th Street Phone 2-3513 C(^npaiulaihns Seni&fis We are proud that we were selected to furnish your commencement invitations, cards, diplomas and caps and gowns. STAR ENGRAVING COMPANY HOUSTON, TEXAS John J. Brazzeal, Representative Box 3568, Station B Savannah, Georgia HoUoway Tire & Recapjjing Company 1260 Reynolds Street Distributors Goodrich Se'berling Pennslvvania Tires SIG COX REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING AUTOMATIC HEATING 1565 Broad St. Phone 2-3556 Augusta. Georgia N'ORK PRODUCTS Marlnit Milling Co., Ltd. FAIR\VA^- l)|-.P|-.XDABLE FEEDS Augusta, Ga. Visit STAR LUGGAGE SHOP'S Xcw Location - 726 P.road Street Across from the Mimumcnt For jcch\, llandl>a.t,'s. l,ui;a!,'c. Gifts Compliments of GENERAL TIRE & SUPPLY CO. Broad at 12th Street Phone 2-6641 724 Broad Street "The home of Smart Junior Drc- for the smart junior Miss." Dollar for Dollar you cAn't beat a jPoniiae Pontiac blaster Auto Service 1027 Telfair St. Motor Oil; Fuel Oils ( ircascs Chemicals Sanitary Supplies Your trade solicited and appreciated PHOENIX OIL COiAIPANY 625 Fifth Street Aufjusta. V,:\. SINCE 1889 "Buy Best Build Better" Auijiista Liimhcr Co. Building Materials l.uml>cr Mill Work 903 Eightth Street Augusta. Georgia VLGUSTA BOTTLERS ASSOCIATION \IT,rsT.\ COCA-COLA P.oTTi.l.Xr. CO. \X.\DA DRV P.OTTI.IXG Cn., Inc 'EPSI-COL.\ I'.OTTLIXG CO. ROYAL CROWX BOTTLIXG CO. Si:VEX-CP BOTTLIXG CO.. Inc. Slip Covers and Draperies Made to (Jrder MARKS FABRICS "Your Home Decorating Center" 976 Broad Street Dial 4-1850 Augusta, Georgia Compliments of BOYS' CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL W\xke C. Ivey, Jr. w. C. Ivey Coal Company 48 Years of Serving Augusta Coal Fuel f )il Charcoal Dial 2-8218 1009 Roberts St Augusta, (jeorgia FOR THK BEST TR^ SIMKINS SEEDS 1129 Broad St. Call 2-: il7 \%ilhps 66 Boardman Petroleum Co. Gordon Highway at Milledgeville Road Phone 6-6466 Compliments of GREENES' INC. HOME OF CREAM-TEX MILK PRODUCTS If we work upon marble, it will perish: it we work upon brass, time will ef- face it. If we rear temples, they will crumble to dust. But if we work on men's immortal minds, if we imbue them with high principles, with the just fear of God and love of their fellow-men. we engrave on those tablets some- thing which no time can efface, and which will brighten and brighten to all eternity. Daniel Webster Speech at Faneuil Hall, May 1852 Compliment.'; of Ednuinds Drug Co. 510 Broad Street Phone 2-685.=; "i'niir Drugfijist to Down Town Edimiiifls & Jones Druggists 201 Milled.sje Road Your Drugg^ist to West End Phone 6-2545 "In Bu.siness For Your Health" Augusta. Georgia Uinl _'-.0S8 E. B. Satcher, Jr. l'.l-..\K \\lll-:iCL .\LIG\MK.\T I'K.XMI-: STRAIGHTENING WHEKL BALANCING cHXi'.K.M, ri:p.\ir work TIRE SKIMMING l_'l 5-1 7-19 Reynolds St. Augusta. Ga. MANER BUILDERS SUPPLY c:o. 1494 \Vrightsl)0TO Road .\ugusta, Ga. Phone 4-5466 Cuniplinients .of Empire Furniture (^o. "COMPLETE HOUSEIH )l,l) ECkXISHINGS" Ijni - 3 I'.road Street Dial 2-54,35 SERVICE STORE McDonald's 1407 Monte Sano Dial 3-4481 Roberts Motor Company 15th at Broad Dial 4-1424 At jgusta, Georgia De Soto Plymouth Fat tor)- Authorized SALES SERVICE COLLEGE PHARMACY 1801 Walton Way Dial 3-3687 Augusta, Georgia Compliments of SOUTHERN ROAD BUn^DERS, INC. General Contractors P. o. Box 1129 Telphones 6-8433 and 6 -8434 Kedimix Plant Telephone 2-8534 Conijilimcnts of A Friend Belmont Restaurant 24- i lour Sorxice Stndi-nts' Rendezvous Place Phones 2-9398 and 2-6796 716 Broad Street Augusta, (ieorgia CO.MPLIMEXTS OF SOUTHERN LUBRICATING Distributors of COMPANY CITIES SERVICE PRODCCTS \ \1. \ OLIXE OIL CONGRATULATIONS Axn BEST WISHES TO Till-: &cu^ 0^ /956 FROM FRIENDS OF THE STAFF jU -- ft J - J- -^ n p n r J L 'IIOXES; 1-(A\(>- 2-6417 747 ELLIS STRICET ACGUSTA, GA. I