Before he became known as “doctor,” Augusta’s Hervey Cleckley was a standout athlete and student at Richmond Academy. After starting his collegiate career at Princeton, Cleckley transferred to Georgia in 1922, and became a star football halfback and captain of the track team. His academic excellence led to a Rhodes Scholarship at England’s University of Oxford, where he earned a second bachelor’s degree and helped pioneer the study of multiple personality disorders. The psychiatrist is perhaps best-known for co-authoring the book "The Three Faces of Eve" which was made into a popular movie.