Darien High School - Highlander Yearbook (Darien, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1960 volume:

€ THE I960 HIGHLANDER DARIEN HIGH DARIEN, GEORGIA hUMjrflJl Cditon'z YYlea aqe We, the annual staff are proud to present another annual to the students of Darien High. We have done our very best to capture, through photography, the good spirit that exist in our school. On the division pages are photographs of scenes in and around Darien. Someday we can look back to the 1960 Highlander and see Darien as it was twenty years ago. The time marred memories of our school days can be clarified by just turning through these pages. The sentimental value of this book will inevitably increase with the passage of time. There are many people who have directly or indirectly made this annual possible. We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Mr. Ethington, who has served as our advisor, to Mr. Pinkerton, Mrs. Hawthorne and the faculty for their patience and fine co-operation, and to Mr. Frank Williams Jr. for his time and photographic equipment which he donated to the Senior Class, free of charge. We would also like to thank the many businessmen who have purchased advertising space in this annual, thus furnishing the necessary money. I firmly believe that this annual is well worth the time and money that we have spent on it. EDITOR Wynn Pelham WE, the annual staff, dedicate this annual to Mr. W. E. Ethington, in view of the invaluable aid and guidance that he has so often extended during our high school years. 3 MRS. ROBERT YOUNG Superintendent MR. CECIL Q. PINKERTON Principal MR. W. E. ETHINGTON Assistant Principal Boys' Coach 12th Homeroom Pnincipal'4 YYleaaaqe To the Highlander Staff, Faculty and Student Body: It is with pride that we take a look at Darien High School. The school is a reminder of the faith that the early settlers of McIntosh County had in education. It has helped prepare leaders in the progress of our county, state, and country. You are now entering the sixties with its scientific advancement, changing economy, and growing population. This is the space age which presents a magnitude of problems for you to aid in solving. We hope that you are prepared to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow. We are fortunate in having adequate standard classrooms with an auditorium, gymnasium, and lunchroom. Improvements have been made on our school grounds and new equipment has been added this year along with an expanded audio-visual program. Facilities in the science laboratory and business education have been improved. Our school attendance has been excel- lent. This has resulted in additions to our faculty. Let me congratulate the editor and staff on this publication. It is the evidence of teamwork, school spirit, and determination. I am sure that each student will treasure his copy through the years to come. Sincerely yours, (3sl F $ (fxZx. Mr. Cecil Q. Pinkerton ministra tion MR. R. P. MARSH Science MR. D. R. GRINSTEAD Agriculture. Driver's Education 11th Homeroom MR. H. L. OWENS Librarian. English MR. G. K. GALE Eighth Grade Girls' Coach MISS DAISY NEAL Eighth Grade MRS. J. R. HURST Latin, English 9th Boys' Homeroom MRS. W. M. COWART Homemaking 9th Girls' Homeroom MRS. C. A. SCHMIDT Mathematics, Visiting Teacher MRS. J. H. HAWTHORNE Secretary Uit vdm uaziji jvagj) Ogfoifunp Oak WYNN PELHAM President RONALD CHAMBERS Reporter DAVID BLUESTEIN Class Officer 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Literary Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Hi-Light Staff 2, 3,4. MARGIE BRITT Beta Club 4; F.T.A. Officer 4; F.H.A. Officer 1, 2,3,4; Hi-Light Staff 4; Basketball 2; Cheer- leader 4; Annual Staff 4; Sauciest Sophomore 2; 4-H Club 1, 2.3; Student Council 2; Class Of- ficer 1; Cutest 4; Most Intellectual. RONALD CHAMBERS Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Student Council 2; F.T.A. 4; First District Winner 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Most Athletic 3,4; Best Looking 4; 4-H Club 2,3; Latin Club 1, 2,3,4; Captain Basketball Team 3, 4. ELISE DAVIS Transferred from Ludowici. WILLIAM ETHINGTON Class Officer 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 2, 3.4; Annual Staff 4; Baseball 3.4; Tennis 3.4; Best All Around 4; Co-Captain Basketball Team 4. BILLY FREEMAN Student Council 2; F.F.A. 1,2.3, 4; Shop4;F.F.A. Officer 3. 15 ANDY GREENE Track 2; Driver Education Rodeo 3; Wittiest 4. ALLISON JACOBS F.F.A. 1.2.3; 4-H Club 1. 2.3.4; Basketball 4; Jolliest Junior 3; F.F.A. Officer 3; Student Council 2. MARY LOU JACKSON Class Officer 1.3; F.H.A. 1.2.3. 4. F.H.A. Officer 1. 2.3.4; F.T.A. 4. F.T.A. President 4; Student Coun- cil 1; Beta Club 4; Hi-Light Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 1; Freshest Freshman 1; 4-H Club 1, 2.3; Cheerleader 3,4; Best Looking 4; Most Popular 4; D.A.R. Citizen- ship Award 4. DENNIS JENKINS Class Officer 1,2; F.F.A. 1.2,3; 4-H Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Student Council 2; Best Dressed 4. 17 JACK JOHNSTON Beta Club 2.3,4; Basketball 2.3,4; Tennis 2. 3, 4; Literary Club 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 3.4; Track 2,3; Hi- Light Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; First Place District Essay 3; Class President 3; Student Council 1; Debate 1,3; Sauciest Sophomore 2; Latin Club 1. 2, 3.4; Beta Club Officer 3; Editor of Hi-Light 3; Most Popular 4; Cutest 4. DONNY McQUAIG F.F.A. 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2,3,4; Latin Club 1, 2,3,4; Driver Education Rodeo 3; 4-H Club 2,3. RANDELL KICKL1GHTER Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3. 4; First Place State Mile 3; Friendliest 4. PAULINE PELHAM F.H.A. 3.4; 4-H Club 1, 2.3; Latin Club 1, 2,3, 4; Jolliest Junior 3; Class Officer 4; Basketball 3,4; Literary Meet 3. 19 WYNN PELHAM Basketball 2.3.4; Track 2.3,4; Cross Country 1; 2nd 3rd Place Region Mile Run; Debate 2,3; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Presi- dent 4; Class Officer 3, Class Pres- ident 4; Joke Editor of Hi-Light 3, 4, Reporter 2; Student Council 2; Literary Meet 3,4; Editor of Annual 4; Most Likely To Succeed 4; Most Intellectual 4; Best Citizen 4; 3rd Place District 3. DICK RATHBUN Transferred from Fitzgerld in 1958; F.F.A. 4, 21 MURRAY RYALS 4-H Club 1, 2; Latin Club 1. 2, 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4; Base- ball 3,4; Co-Captain Basketball Team 3. LOUISE THOMAS F.H.A. 1, 2.3.4, F.H.A. Officer 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; 4-H Club 3; Student Council 2; Tennis 3,4; School Patrol 2; Most Athletic 4. BARBARA SHELL F.H.A. 1. 2.3.4. F.H.A. Officer 3; Basketball Scorekeeper 4; 1st Place County Essay Winner 3; Most Likely To Succeed 4. PATSY THOMPSON F.H.A. 1. 2,3.4; 4-H Club 1.2,3. 4; Basketball 1,4; Cheerleader 3. 23 CHARLOTTE TILLMAN Transfer from Effingham County High School; 4-H Club 3,4, Officer 4; Basketball 2,3, 4. CONNIE TOWNSEND F.T.A. 4, Officer 4; F.H.A. 4, Officer 3; 4-H Club 1, 2. 3, Officer 4; Latin Club 3; Most Industrious 4. FREDDY TODD 4-H Club 1, 2,3; Basketball 3; Track 3.4; F.F. A. 1,2,4, Presi- dent 4. JOE TOWNESEND 4-H 1,2, 3; F.F. A. 1, 2, 3; Freshest Freshman 1, 2; Sauciest Sophomore 3; Class Officer 1, 2. 25 DELAINE TRUETT F.H.A. 1. 2.3,4, Officer 4; F.T.A. 4, Officer 4; Basketball 1.2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1. 2.3. BETTY NELL YOUNG F.H.A. 1,2; Librarian3. SHERRI WATERS Class Officer 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Officer 1, 2,3, President 4; F.T.A. 4, Officer 4; Student Council 1, 2; Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 4, Officer 4; Hi-Light Staff 4, Sports Editor Hi-Light 4; Tennis 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Literary Meet 2,3, 4; Most Athletic 3; 2nd Place County Essay Winner 3; Friendliest 4; Best All Around 4; 4-H Club 1. 2.3. Officer 1, 2, 3, President 3. JOAN STEPHENS Transfer from Baxley High School; F.H.A. 4; Best Dressed 4. 27 a add J idtory One September morning eleven years ago the present senior class of '60 marched into the st classroom. Some of us have completed our high school careers at this school. We were all thrilled our first year at school. We started out with thirty-seven pupils. Most us were in Mrs. Ethington's room but seven were in Mrs. McQuaig's room with the first and cond grades combined. The next year we had eight pupils to drop out and thirteen to come in. The ones that entered at year that are in the present class are; Connie Townsend and Sherri Waters. Our teacher this ar was Mrs. McQuaig. When we entered the third grade we found out that the Darien and Townsend school had msolidated. We had twenty-two new pupils this year. The ones that joined us that year are nald Chambers, Murray Ryals, and Betty Nell Young. Jack Johnston and Randall Kick- jhter also joined us this year. The class was so large that we had to have two teachers. They � re Mrs. Williamson and Miss Murphy. Our fourth grade teachers were Miss Anderson and Mrs. Middleton. We had twelve new ipils this year but all of them have dropped out since then. In the fifth grade we had eleven pupils to drop out and twelve new ones. All of the new pupils ive dropped out. Our teachers for4hat year were Mrs. Cone and Mrs. Lewis. Our sixth grade teachers were Mrs. Moreland and Mrs. Klenk. We had ten new pupils this iar but all of them have dropped out. We had eleven to drop out this year. When we reached the seventh grade we thought we were something! Just because we were junior high, we thought we were as big as anyone else. Our teachers for that year were Miss eal and Mrs. Whorton. We had eight new members but all of them have dropped out except ynn and Pauline Pelham. When we were in the eighth grade our class was really separated. This was the first year at the boys and girls were separated. Miss Smith was the girls homeroom teacher and Mr. allard was the boys. We had eleven pupils to join us that year but the only one that is in the aduating class is Joe Townsend. We had twelve to drop out too. By the time we were graduating from Junior High School we had become young ladies and intlemen. We were thrilled very much when we received our diplomas. We entered our freshman year with high hopes and a brilliant outlook for the future. Our imeroom teachers that year were Mrs. Stebbins and Miss Neal. Out of ten new pupils the only ie that is left is Andy Greene. We had twenty to drop out that year. Our sophomore year was much the same as the Freshman only we had become more accus- tomed to the way things were carried out. Our teachers for that year were Mrs. Cowart and Mr. Crowe. We had seventeen new pupils and the ones in the graduating class are: Charlotte Tillman, Dennis Jenkins, Larry Poppell, and Billy Freeman. We had seventeen to drop out that year but three of them joined us again our Senior year. We were very happy when we came to school as juniors. The highlights of this year were ordering our class rings and preparing a banquet which we gave in honor of the senior class. Mr. Grinstead was our sponsor for that year. We had two new pupils but the only one in the senior class is Allison Jacobs. We had three to drop out this year. We have twenty-nine members in the Senior Class under the guidance of Mr. W. E. Ething- ton as sponsor. The senior year is always a busy one. The most important activities occupying the Senior's time are planning the annual and making money for our Senior Trip. We have two new members this year and they are Mary Dell Pretorious and Joan Stevens. In 1948, the year that we entered school for the first time, there were thirty-seven, but there are only eleven in our present senior class that started out together. They are: David Bluestein, William Ethington, Donnie McQuaig, Freddy Todd, Margie Britt, Mary Lou Jackson, Barbara Shell, Louise Thomas, Patsy Thompson, Walton Rowe and Delaine Truett. We are grateful to our parents and teachers who have made it possible for us to complete our high school training. JustWitt Delta merit oj? the Senior C iaAA ojV I960 To whom it may concern: We, the graduating class of 1960 of Darien High School, do hereby legally and lawfully, in the eyes of the assigned witnesses bequeath here-in-after mentioned: Article 1 . To our most beloved and appreciated faculty, we bequeath our gratitude for all the knowledge gained through your patience and planning. Article 2. We will to the hard-hearing juniors the front row seats in chapel. Article 3. As individuals, we bequeath our most characteristic possessions to the follow- ing: I, David Bluestein will my scientific ability to Keith Gale. I, Margie Britt will my flaming red hair and hot temper to Libby Browning since she has such a pleasant personality. I, Ronald Chambers will my ability to solve chemical equations to Harmon Rowe. I, William Ethington will my overbearing confidence to Jimmy Andrews. I, Billy Freeman will my place on the smoking bench to Lynn Townesend. I, Andy Greene will my driving luck to Hunter Forsyth. He nee'ds it more than I do. I, Mary Lou Jackson will my ability to cut classes to Sandra Williamson since she is such a HARD worker. I, Allison Jacobs will my theme writing ability to Roland Rozier. I, Dennis Jenkins will my never failing promptness to Tony Pelham. I, Jack Johnston will my tremendous height to John Dennison. I, Randell Kicklighter will my dancing skill to Sam Hagan. I, Donnie McQuaig will my excessive weight to David McQuaig. I, Pauline Pelham will my desk in the front of Mr. Ethington's class to Billy Collins in hopes that he can endure it. I, Wynn Pelham will my adeptness in Mechanical Drawing to David Hornsby if he is fool enough to take it. I, Larry Poppell will my tendency to make a career of high school to Louis Turner. I, Mary Dell Preetorious will my adherence to my studies to Jo Ann Butler. I, Walton Rowe will my hopped up car to Gale Ginn. I, Murray Ryals will my deep understanding of physics to Ronnie Dixon. I, Barbara Shell will my solemn attitude to Eugenia Bacon. I, Joan Stephen will my brains (whats left of them) to Gene Cowart since he has none of his own. I, Louise Thomas will my U. S. History book to Brenda Freeman since she will probably flunk it too. I, Patsy Thompson will my ability to yell at ball games to Wanda Geiger. I, Charlotte Tillman will my red socks to Lottie Ann Fisher. I, Freddy Todd will my honesty to Gerald Sawyer. I, Joe Townesend will the remainder of my Bottles to Rodney Sawyer since he is such a heavy drinker. I, Connie Townsend will my bookkeeping ability to Gail Brannen. I, Delaine Truett will my ability to make a good impression on the referees to Virginia McQuaig. I, Sherry Waters will my temper to Harriet Auld since I have already used my share of it. I, Betty Nell Young will my ability to get along with teachers to Sandy Dennison. 33 f- ropliecy Today is May 26, 1960. I sit before a crystal ball in which one is supposed to look ten years into the future. Silently I gaze into it. Everything is cloudy, but wait, that is only the dust from the car of the famous race driver Andy Greene which was designed by the great car designer Dick Rathbun. The dust clears and I see some shiny stars, but as I look closer I find this to be only the shoulder of the five star General Randall Kick- lighter. Now everything turns black, but lets look again; that is only the oil from the oil wells of the husband of Mary Lou Jackson who teaches for a hobby. Next I am looking upon the ocean. I see a fleet of shrimp boats owned by Donny McQuaig and in the distance I see a huge battleship with Admiral Jack Johnston at the wheel. Overhead flies a Golden Wings Airline plane owned by Sherri Waters with Delaine Truett as one of the stewardess aboard. In the distance I hear music. Could it be Vice President Billy Freeman campaigning for a second term? No, its the famous rock roll singer Joe Townsend. Suddenly there is a loud explosion. It could be that the famous test pilot, Murray Ryals has crashed or that an explosion has occurred in the factory belonging to Allison Jacobs; but its not; its another one of the experiments of Prof. David Bluestein. A doctor is being rushed on the scene. Well bless my soul if it isn't Dr. Wynn Pelham. David will be looked after in the hospital by a nurse named Pauline Pelham. From the distance comes the click of typewriters. Look, its the office of Margie Britt, the owner of an exclusive millinery shop in Paris. She has two fine secretaries, Patsy Thompson and Charlotte Tillman. Suddenly I hear voices that might be the cowboys on Larry Poppell's ranch but as they grow louder, I find that its a faculty meeting. Among the teachers is Connie Townsend. Betty Nell Young, the teenage guidance counsellor from Washington is making a speech. Next there is a loud commotion that could be the jet mechanic Freddy Todd but instead its General William Ethington giving orders to his men. Now the picture is improving. I see Miss America of 1960, Louise Thomas and the well known model Barbara Shell. Next I catch a glimpse of the famous movie star Joan Stephens as she goes off stage. Everything is peaceful as I see Mary Dell Preetorious, a successful house- wife, preparing dinner for her husband. Now I hear loud cheering. Could it be for the professional baseball player Walton Rowe? No, the cheers are for the University of Georgia basketball team, coached by Ronald Chambers. They are playing a charity game for the cancer drive headed by the wealthy Dennis Jenkins. Suddenly there is a loud ringing. The startling fact dawns upon me that I have been daydreaming in class. But who knows what the future may hold or what great man or woman may someday look back to the good ole days in the Darien Senior Class of 1960. 35 Mrs. Pelham, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Todd, Mrs. Kicklighter, Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. Ethington. NOT PRESENT Mrs. Bluestein Mrs. Britt Mrs. Chambers Mrs. McQuaig Mrs. Greene 1 Dear Grademothers: We, the Senior Class, wish to extend our sincere thanks for the generous help that you have given us throughout our school years. You have played a great role in creating the precious memories of our school days which no amount of time or experience could blot from our minds. Yours truly. 37 The Senior Class 'O THE SOLDIERS 6 I OR I' KING GEORGE r' S“U 1IMS ()l f .ni� Gvu Thiir Lives l?fOutNJt Oi Thu SyinHfRN i N USH nftpMUR iH AMEHljf De r � c Th| OCCUPATION Ol • This Littu Oltpost Fpov 17 | To 1727 And W « H! RftD V a • s Hi . Fort King O bce. Bult On The buw Cround 20Q “Vapos East Or H� at. Was rnt First Encusj StrruvfNT In Thi Land Which Is No� ' Geopcia More Than 140 British JuLDfERs Lost The-p Live: In This FIRST Msst EffQX£ To Hcu? The Ou Soir? Rwt fCiag G vtge, Uo tjW JomXo S unior A Collins, Billy Geiger, Wanda Proudfoot, Betty Freeman, Brenda Johnson, Melba Rowe, Harmon Davis, Elise Hagan, Sam Rathbun, Dick Fudd Idiots Ride 'um Cowboy Scouting for boys R I______________ Ugliest Melba Good Looking Weezie K On the Prowl Patsy Lottie Davy Crockett Johnny Reb Cutie Mopsy Qluhnp Boats o t A tcuuoAo oph omoreA Andrews, Kelly Bar wick, Virginia Browning, Fred Butler, Inez Chambers, Sherry Cowart, Gene Davis, Bill Davis, Jimmy Dennison, John Dixon, Ronnie Geiger, Freddy Hornsby, David Kindred, Marie CL ass Forsyth, Hunter Gale, Keith Gardner, Emily icers Sod omored Moody, Mary Alice Owens, Lamar O'Quinn, Martha Parks, Kit Peel, Sue Poppell, I Stevie Richardson, Harvey Rowe, Lila Faye Rozier, Williard Sawyer, Gerald Sawyer, Rodney Shell, Peggy Sikes. John Townsend, j Lynn V N Strickland, Neil Young, Ada Young, Orris f 1 -y HP. Allison Wynn Tarzan Kenny Which side up? Sn apshotd Gearld S. Pauline Steadies Peggy and Marie piesfwvtew Dowwtouwt Dcvufij men Anderson, Arnold Andrews, Mary Lee Auld, Billy Bazemore, Larry Brown, Ernest Browning. Benny Buchannan, Nell Butler, JoAnn Davis, Neil Dennison, Sandy Falligan, Joyce Ginn, Robert CLss cers Lane, David Earl Luper, Mike McIntosh, Gery McQuaiq, David McQuaiq, Virginia Moore, Luther Owens, Claude Padgett. Mike CL Offi Parks, Roy Pelham, Tony Poppell, Ernest Poppell, Mary Jo Redding, Larry Rozier, Barbara Rozier, Louise Rozier, Robert cerd Ryals, Allen ft reShmen Ryals, Jane Ryals, Linda Ryals, Marcella Sawyer, John Stewart, LaVerne Summer, David Teston, Mack Thompson, Jimmy Todd, Charles Townsend, Stanley Tucker, Ernest Turner, Lewis Wilkinson, Judy Williams, Annette Williams, Carolyn Williamson, Sandra Young, Beatrice Young, Jerry Young, Velma ddiyhth (jrude Amerson, Carlton Anderson, Cynthia Andrews, Pauline Bonds, James Browning, Betty Sue Claxton. Henrietta Cowart, Helen Davis, Cheryl Davis, Louise Deal, Milton Deal, Wayne Disroom, Henry CLiS Offi cers Driggers, David Falligan, Gail Fisher, Lottie Ann Eighth (jrade George, Joy Greene, Carolyn Grinstead, Andy Hammond, Billy Hope, Robert Johnson, Tonya Jones, Warren Kennedy, Joe Kinnett, Ronnie Kittles, Johanna Lumley, M. H. McIntosh, Patsy Mills, Marsha Nelson, Don Nelson, Shirley O'Berry, Dixie Ollerich, Susan £iahtli Cjrade Pitts, Walter Rabb, Robert Rozier, Barbara Rozier, Erma Rozier, Glenn Rozier, Sammy Ryals, Dianne Schmidt, Elizabeth Skipper, Betty Jo Strange, Brenda Sullivan, Buddy Sumner, Marion Todd, Marsha Townsend, Maude Truett, Sharon Turner, Jerry Vendituoli, Joe Wallace, Charles Ward, Martha Watson, Cathy Qup dctiive cam? to Georgia County Darien. George N-Raga£cc. 2 Jx794, wcrC; of McIntosh County March 25, 179 c,crk officers, comnu Sheriff 5” ®ohn Richey. William ldd ®!,d Inferior Courts: Jon k of superiorand 1 surveyor, dosepn CorT mfsffi'Tax Receiver. Dec. 21. 17 was commissione ...... .. w, ------------— 81 83 MARGIE BRITT LOUISE THOMAS PEGGY SHELL 91 Qvtfo’ BoskfiJthcM Tmjms SHERRY CHAMBERS PAULINE PELHAM DeLAINE TRUETT - CHARLOTTE TILLMAN CUmhoJm Boys’ Bct k tbcMTq im 97 BateboM Tmjov TtO k T CUnv Lifeltt uj Totum Te uuS Tftcuw FuftW Ik ch lS ok yM uXXb Both CM) FvJtwvb 14 off PJiJbbOu Fuiu lfi FOJVM tA ofr KlnWbMu 109 ‘'Ain’t Love Great Jail Birds utographs TRACY’S AUTO PARTS, INC Brunswick, Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF Blackerby s Dairy Brunswick, Georgia Where 5,300 Employees Convert Georgia Pine into Paper Products for the Nation.. .. UNION BAG - CAMP PAPER CORPORATION Savannah Georgia CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES L AND W TRUCKING COMPANY The Darien Bank Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation $10,000.00 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositer PHONE 56 DARIEN, GEORGIA Best Wishes Jenkins Grocery Meots-Groceries-Feed-Hardware Building Supplies-Bus Stop Phone VE 2-4465 ' I WITH A C (7£uku{ !l! Eulonia, Georgia If you have timber to sell see- Cunningham Jewelers James A. Williamson Brunswick, Georgia Highest Prices Paid Silver by Towle, Reed Barton, Gorham, Wallace China by Castleton, Haviland, Royal Doulton Darien, Georgia Edo Miller and Sons Morticians -- Funeral Directors Phone 1531 and 1961 Watches and Diamonds Bluestein’s Service Station Texaco and Goodrich Products. Brunswick, Georg i a Darien, Phone 28-B Georgia DARIEN MERCANTILE TASTY BAKERY Phone AM 5-9540 1704 1 2 Norwich Brunswick, Georgia Hardware Sporting Goods Plumbing Supplies Phone 138 Darien, Georgia PLOEGER PACKING COMPANY GULF OIL PRODUCTS © Robert Young Distributor Darien, Georgia Shrimp - Crabs - Oysters Darien, Georgia Bluesteins Super Market Select Groceries Choice Meats Frozen Goods Fresh Produce Phone 59 Darien, Georgia COMPLIMENT OF OUR REPRESENTATIVE NATHAN MORGAN L.G. Balfour Company C. S. DIVISION ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Altman's Feminine Apparel Darien Motor Company Brunswick and St. Simons, Georgia Sales and Service Darien, Georgia FORD TRACTORS Gibson Hart Funeral Home 0 U f Mortician Brunswick, Georgia Williams Company -Whatever you need you'll likely find it in one of our stores- General Merchandise Jones, Ga. Meridian, Ga. CONGRATULATIONS from the BUCCANEER Specializing in Steaks - Chops - Chicken - Seafood Minnie Lee McClelland Bellville, Georgia Brunswick, Georgia Compliments of E. M. Champion Wholesale Meats and Provisions T Street and Cochran Avenue Brunswick, Georgia HINESVILLE GAS COMPANY L P GAS Heats - Cooks - Makes Ice Phone TR 6-3805 Hinesville, Georgia Compliments and Best Wishes To the Class of 1958 O’Quinn’s Men's Clothing Brunswick, Ga. St. Simons, Ga. Ladies' Clothing St. Simons, Ga. Compliments of Perry Business School If a good office job .... at good pay interests you...... and you realize that it takes business training at the professional level to give you confidence and ability to hold the better iob...... register without delay for interesting and successful training at PBS. Business and professional men prefer the expertly trained Perry Business School graduates. Perry Business School 826 Union St. Phone AM 5-9180 ACCREDITED Sess Driggers Compliments Choice Meats of Groceries Produce Music Machine Shop Gen. Mdse. 106 Mansfield Street Phone AM 5-3355 Phone VE 2-4264 Brunswick Georgia Cresent Georgia MORE PEOPLE DRIVE Lewis Crab Factory ?TTT WTff «jt p THAN ANY OTHER CAR Packers of Shrimp and Crab Meat Pack Chevrolet Brands Flavor of the Sea Company Phone 18 - Darien, Georgia 911 Bay Street - Brunswick, Georgia Glynn Distributors Brunswick, Ga. Compliments of Texaco Inc. Fine Quality Brunswick Georgia Best Wishes Leotis and Company Wholesale Groceries Phone 114 or 115 Brunswick, Georgia Compliments of Darien Telephone Co. Darien, Georgia Take Home... H. Traub's Sons, Inc Wholesale Groceries Low Prices Good Service It's Splendid. .. Because it's Blendid Savannah Georgia Compliments of Dr. Valente Brunswick, Georgia Compliments o f Tait Floral Co. Brunswick, Georgia Compliments of Mr. E. Hackel Delta Motel and Restaurant U. S. 17 North Darien, Georgia Mrs. Marie Hammock Central Hardware Best In The Business Brunswick, Georgia Compliments of Hunters Cafe Butler’s Grocery Shellman Read Bluff Meat Market and Groceries Phone 6 Darien Ga. The Darien News Job Printing Office Supplies Rogers Drug Company Compliments of Rogers Jewelers Rexall Drugs and Sundries - (Next to Ritz Theater ) McDonald’s Radio T. V. Service TV Appliances ] IP M RADIO- phonograph [if rjiir-i -«-i 3411 Norwick St. Brunswick, Ga. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES ! Grantham Insurance Agency Brunswick, Georgia Gibbs Sheet Metal Works, Inc. Chrysler Heating AND Air Conditioning N. and Newcastle Sts. Brunswick, Georgia Royal Typewriters Victor Adding Machines Commercial Printing Knight Printing House O fafcce Sufi e!! 1416 Richmond St. Brunswick, Georgia Dar ien Grill TO EVERVOOE'S GOOD TRSTEl] Finest Food on Earth Phone 51 Darien. Ga. Patelidas Sons Darien, Georgia General Merchandise y Hardwa S Building Supplies r 0 Paints Darien Pool Room kfc. HFAITMHIL (B ■H . INtXPtMSIVt Darien, Georgia Compliments of J. E. Folker Service Station Phone 64-B Darien, Ga. Best Wishes To the Seniors of 1959 DR. JOHN DUNCAN, M. D. Darien, Georgia ANDERSON MUSIC COMPANY Newcastle Street Brunswick, Georgia GLYNN CONCRETE All Concrete Products J. L. 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