Darien High School - Highlander Yearbook (Darien, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1961 volume:

The Seniors of 1961 Present The Highlander We the graduates of 1961 dedicate this annual to Mr. Don R. Grinstead in gratitude for his helpful kindness which has brought us through the last two years of our High School Careers. 2 LETTER FROM THE PRINCIPAL To the Highlander Staff, Faculty, and Student Body: The events and personalities recorded in this publication shall always remind you of some of the happiest days of your life. It is with pride that we remember our association with each other, the success of earlier graduates of this school, and observe progress and achievement on our campus. You are entering into a new era of government and international affairs during these roar- ing sixties. You are living in a golden age, with rapid social, economic, and political changes taking place. It is my hope and desire that you have gained the necessary skills, attitudes and compentencies commensurate with your abilities to meet the challenges which may face you in the future. When you leave Darien High School--within a few months or one, two, or three years-- this edition of your yearbook will still exist. In future years you will re-live your school year 1960-61 as you look at this publication. Congratulations and best wishes in the years to come. Cecil Q. Pinkerton MRS. R. A. YOUNG Superintendent MR. C. 0. PINKERTON Principal MR. W. E. ETHINGTON Superintendent-- Elect, Assistant Principal, Boys’ Basketball Coach, P.E., Business Math, General Math. MRS. J. H. HAWTHORNE Secretary to Principal. MRS. C. C. LUNSFORD Librarian, F.T.A. Advisor. MRS. CARL SCHMIDT Visiting Teacher. MRS. GENE JOLLEY Piano 5 MRS. MICKEY OLSEN, Senior Advisor, Beta Club Advisor, English 8th, 10th, 12th. MR. DON GRIN- STEAD, Junior Advisor, Agri- culture, Driver's Ed., Industrial Arts. F.F.A. Advisor. MRS. EMANUAL BROWN, JR.. Typing I, II, Geometry. MR. DON DUN- SON, Guidance Counselor. MR. J. M. LAMB MR. FRANK MISS DAISY MR. KENNETH 9th Grade H.R., RHOTON, NEAL. 8th H.R., GALE, 8th H.R., Spanish, World General Science, English 8th, Girls' Basketball History, Spanish Club Advisor. Biology, Physics. Math 8th, Glo- bal Geography. Coach. 6 -r I«l || y and busmrB A elect iVt mure Carla knelt SENIORS X ULrKSlJti mw r a t master Larr. over U progr bert O Wlacoe. pr Boa reft of Educatic before tn ncal was be ueen Sits at Head Tub retiring queen kBi and her alter rd at the head t •signed b Mis plaque behind the featured scene from dalTy ers. drawn by Barba? n the banquet tabl« s luets of flowers along (to and silver tapers and L of the United States. H .if the Board of Educ I wives, school officiali ir guests were seated ter table Sophomores Serve i-rved by the sophoflMM the direction of Mi rick, the meal consl Med pineapple c« cktail| k. sage dressing. Sir. whipped potatoes, b Parkti T7 the crown K.,rrt inB ■ 1 | ll.i’Uiriy m Hi! K I iors. have bAi a I 1 ■ I I1 ’ 'M H 1 ■ 1 minster College H n receive a $165 r 1 tuition for his fre ranks in the upp of the senior clas A Curators Sell  • i SI70 toward tuitu ,!. .l d was award« d Bil plans to attend SiwScM ' SchiH.i of Mines J rSpajH « Judy received] t • Linden wood Q H iitiifittest i-. K 3 ; President Eugenia Bacon Treasurer Harriet Auld Chaplain Betty Proudfoot JIMMY ANDREWS--Annual Staff 4; Cutest 4; 4-H 1.2,3.4; FFA 1,2.3, Officer 3. HARRIET AULD--Class Officer 2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Cheerleader 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Officer 4; Latin Club 1,3; Sauciest Sophomore 2; Jolliest Junior 3; Wittiest 4; Biggest Flirt 4; Annual Staff 4; Tennis 2,3,4; Literary 1; 4-H 1,2,3; Student Coun- cil 3. 8 EUGENIA BACON--Class Officer 4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Officer 3, President 4; FHA 1,2,3, Officer 3; Editor of Hilight 3, Art Editor 2; Student Coun- cil 3; Cheerleader 1,3,4, Captain 4; FTA 4; Annual Staff 4, Editor 4; Trio 3. GAIL BRANNEN--Beta Club 4; FTA 1,3,4, Officer 4; Latin Club 1; 4-H 1.2.3, Officer 3; Literary 3; Class Officer 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Cutest 4; Best Dressed 4; Cheerleader 1; F.H.A. 1.3.4, Officer 4; Student Council 3. LIBBY BROWNING--FHA 2,3,4, Of- ficer 4; 4-H 1.2,3,4; Basketball 2; Student Council 3; Class Officer 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Best Looking 4; Best all Around 4; FTA 4. FREDDY GEIGER--Transfer from Glynn Academy 2; FFA 2,3,4, Officer 3,4; Best Dressed 4; Wittiest 4; An- nual Staff 4; Friendlist 4. WANDA GEIGER--Transferred from Glynn Academy; FHA 2,3,4, Officer 3,4; FTA 4; 4-H 2,3,4; Most Popular 4; Friendliest 4; Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 4. FAYE HIRES--Transfer Ft. Lauderdale; Beta Club 4; FHA 4; Officer 4; 4-H 4; Officer 4; Most likely to Succeed 4; Most Intellectual 4; Annual Staff 4. ROLAND ROZIER--F.F.A. 1,2,3; Officer 3; 4-H 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Most In- tellectual 4. JUDY RYALS--Transferred from Hinesville; Basketball 2; F.H.A. 1,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Officer 4; Annual Staff 4. MARY ALICE MOODY--Cheerleader 1; F.H.A. Club 1,2,4; 4-H 1.2.3.4; F.T.A. 3; Basketball 2; Annual Staff 4. LAMAR OWENS--Latin Club 1.2; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Officer 4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3.4; Best Looking 4; Best All Around 4; Annual Staff 4; Most Popular 4. BETTY PROUDFOOT--F.H.A. 1,3,4; Officer 4; 4-H 1,2,3; Officer 3; Beta Club 4; Class Officer 1,2,4; Most Industrious 4; Annual Staff 4. HARMON ROWE--F.F.A. 2; F.T.A. 4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Most Industrious 4; Biggest Flirt 4; Annual Staff 4; Base- ball 3,4. Last Will and Testament We the Senior Class of Darien High School 1961, do hereby will our much worn-out books and desks to the juniors in hopes they will be muchly worn. I, Jimmy Andrews, will to Stevie Poppell my ability to flunk all tests and still pass. I, Harriet Auld, will my French Twist to Sherry Chambers as I am tired of it and she seems to like it so well. I, Eugenia Bacon, will my good grades and ability to cuss without saying a cuss word to Carolyn Williams in hopes that she graduates in 1962. I, Gail Brannen, will my ability to type to Orris Young, hoping that he will enjoy it enough to stay out of the hall during typing class. I, Libby Browning, will my quietness to Peggy Shell, in hopes she will acquire all A's in de- portment. I, Freddy Geiger will my ability of doing nothing and getting by with it to Benny Browning since he needs it so much. I, Wanda Geiger, will all my brains to Lynn Townsend in hopes that he has room for them in the years it will take him to finish high school. I, Faye Hires, will my solemnity to Gene Cowart, in hopes he won't laugh at his funeral. I. Mary Alice Moody, will my American History Book to Virginia Barwick in hopes that she will learn more history than I did. I, Lamar Owens, will my ability to play hookey without getting caught to Lewis Turner, in hopes he will use it on test days. I, Betty Proudfoot, will my worn-out English Book to any Junior that can read its ragged pages. I, Harmon Rowe, will my ability to pass American History to Rodney Sawyer in hopes that he will pass it in the future. I, Roland Rozier, will my excessive height to Allen Ryals as he seems to really need it. I, Judy Ryals, will my artistic ability to Harvey Richerson hoping he'll use it to pass geometry. 11 Class Prophecy The plane that is bringing me to the class reunion is landing now at the big plantation home of Freddy Geiger. This is my first visit back here in ten years, because I've been so busy working as a stenographer for Eugenia Bacon, world known psychiatrist in Colorado. My flight seemed so smooth; it could be because of well trained pilot. Roland Rozier, and because of the new plane designed by the great artist, Judy Ryals. Libby Browning met me at the Air Port. She is still the big mouth we remember from school days, but she is now a model in Hollywood. Libby and 1 went to the reunion to- gether. Faye Hires greeted us at the door. She could hardly wait to tell us about the new play on Broadway which she produced, starring Lamar Owens. Sitting in the living room were two girls we thought familar to us. We went to speak to them. They were Wanda Geiger and Harriet Auld who came together because they both worked at the Nuclear Bacteriology Hospital. Harriet is a Laboratory Technician and Wanda is the owner of the famous hospital. We weren't surprised to see Jimmy Andrews and Harmon Rowe together because Harmon was a Drag Racer and also had a private doctor along for emergencies. We were sorry to hear that Betty Proudfoot could not make it. The former Mary Alice Moody and her husband told us that Betty is now a missionary helping needy children in Africa. It was a real pleasure seeing all of our friends and class- mates and finding them all enjoying their work. I am so glad that they have found happiness in everything they have done. Gail Brannen 12 JUNIORS Bj ™u h f'-ii B hert today the B.,ii M, m Mr North GaUfli pvclj. It iff as ytr ar. as relent0 m %J,U thr British are trying t ItVough a mandate. To the w •!w,r lh area, native hatl )I9 fart of life as the brutal jjB howls of hyenas. ] ijW • fort, a few British offl Bis ns unreliabk t n1'' Italians still remaining J ritish successors, who ar t service in such a post is | ailure. s order in Belelc and thj a use Mafor de Goltz creal utality His command is   f blacks, whom he keepl agings In all the distriil thor («riflin. who was an British Colonial Army In 1 War II. seems to know atlve misfits and the cM 2 I m B| W M I John Sikes, President Stevie Poppell, V.-President Lila Faye Rowe, Secretary Harvey Hichardson, Treasurer Virginia Barwick Ronnie Dixon Sherry Chambers Hunter Forsyth Kelly Andrews Mary Crosby 14 Wayne Gore Helen Jackson Marie Kindred Martha O'Quinn Martin Owens Harvey Richardson Lila Faye Rowe Willard Rozier 15 sr jA John Sikes Ethel Woodward Neil Strickland Ada Young Rodney Sawyer Peggy Shell Lynn Townsend Orris Young 16 SOPHOMORES GIRLS: Vice President Virginia McQuaig Secretary Annette Williams BOYS: Vice President Louis Turner Treasurer Kit Parks Secretary Tony Pelham Arnold Anderson Benny Browning Nell Buchanan Neil Davis Emily Gardner Butch Ginn Gale Ginn Hazel Jackson Judy Jesweak Norman Kittles David Lane Gery McIntosh 18 Virginia McQuaig Mike Padgett Kit Parks Roy Parks Patsy Pate Tony Pelham Ernest Poppell Larry Redding Barbara Rozier Robert Rozier Allen Ryals Jane Ryals Linda Ryals Gerald Sawyer Donald Stevens LaVerne Stewart Herbert Surrency Jimmy Thompson 19 Charles Todd Linda Todd Stanley Townsend Lewis Turner Annette Williams Carolyn Williams 20 GIRLS: President--Lottie Fisher Vice-Pres.--Marsha Todd Secretary--Diane Ryals Treasure--Johanna Kittles BOYS: President--Billv Hammond Vice-Pres.--Claude Owens Secretary--Andy Grinstead Treasurer--Milton Deal Wayne Deal David Driggers Louise Davis Gail Falligan Cynthia Anderson Pauline Andrews Rita Gail Bacon James Bond Ernest Brown Betty Sue Browning Gene Caldwell Helen Cowart Milton Deal 22 Lottie Ann Fisher Robert Franks Rodney Gardner Sybil Goodrich Andy Grinstead Billy Hammond Johnny Harrison Joe Kennedy Howard Kicklighter Johanna Kittles Mack Lamb M. H. Lumley Shirley Nelson Dixie O'Berry Susan Oellrich Claude Owens 23 Ossie Pack Diane Pate Earl Pitts Barbara Ann Rozier Glenn Rozier Irma Rozier Louise Rozier Sammy Rozier Diane Ryals Elizabeth Schmidt Betty Jo Skipper Brenda Strange Marian Sumner Marcia Gail Todd Sharon Truett Jerry Turner Charles Wallace Martha Ward Kathay Watson m t 1 ■ i..r aiding M Hth ana Sixth h fl p« r Fnglish class P To help learn the r ■ of child cart NL Ad rJI. Jj iil and yrarfl a  in dtivAl trail LliadUmaUcf Engl coopt ratlvel ■ duration also will a n w subject. y written red T« nts and gain] [■mission I Ns (or the semJ f Wednesday nl I special mv ml It he stud. IV fofl I IT-'LlM I ll' Will Imi! Pfld.iy durMig ■ 1 !11| 111 y . i.a I I 1 I I I bi the highest! I Gibbons' sin le sophomore ] tg physical e ! kin ints fin utntion tiM high Carlton Amerson Elton Amerson Ann Anderson Neil Anderson Rena Andrews Thomas Andrews Francis Ansley Donnie Bacon Ronnie Bacon Jimmy Bazemore Ann Bolin Marion Brooks A, . Gerald Bulleton Eloise Butler Tommy Crosby Curtis Davis Diana Davis Fay Davis Hilda Davis JoAnn Davis Robert Davis John Forsythe Mary Gore Dave Gale Susan Howell Glenn Jackson Warren Jones Lois Keen 26 Judy Kittles Sammy LaRoache Theran Lesseur Janis McGahee Jean McQuaig G. B. Mitchell Kenneth Moody Pat Norris 27 Sharon Townsend Joe Venditauli Angeline Vigna Diana Vigna Wayne Walker Carol Watson Phil Wedincamp Wayne Williams Mary Young Shirley Young Snapshots Pretty Boy 28 SUPERLATIVES rit «r homr-msi appeared « 1 mi r.i. W I •• honor i Pudent teach sity of Mi: At the 1 r rr Helen lledrick. pm the Univ ar- |ome economic Tee unci tea to  Trn Burt !(■ Johnson If Mi In pap7 | Jo researen i in thi udent law requir - M Biolofty classes under i ction of Mr. William re beginning the study life m ' MBi L — Best Looking Libby Browning Lamar Owens 30 Best Dressed Gail Brannen Freddy Geiger 31 Most Popular Wanda Geiger Lamar Owens 32 Wittiest Harriet Auld Freddy Geiger 33 Best All Around Libby Browning Lamar Owens 34 Friendliest Wanda Geiger Freddy Geiger 35 Cutest Gail Brannen Jimmy Andrews 36 Biggest Flirt Harriet Auld Harmon Rowe 37 Most Intellectual Faye Hires Roland Rozier 38 Most Industrious Betty Proudfoot Harmon Rowe 39 Most Likely to Succeed Roland Rozier Faye Hires 40 Jolliest Juniors Annette Williams Gery McIntosh Sauciest Sophomores 41 Freshest Freshmen Most Athletic 42 ORGANIZATIONS Boys’ Basketball Team BACK ROW: Gerald Sawyer. Mr. Ethington. John Sikes. SECOND ROW: Harvey Rich- ardson. Glenn Rozier, M. H. Lumley. Jerry Turner Allen Ryals. Donald Nelson. Tony Pelham. FIRST ROW: Larry Redding. Roy Parks. Rodney Sawyer. Lamar Owens, David Lane. Lewis Turner. Jimmy Thompson. 44 1 Girls’ Basketball Team BACK ROW: Lottie Ann Fisher. Rodney Gardner. Diane Pate, Harriet Auld, Nr. Gale, Shirley Nelson, Cynthia Anderson, Sherry Chambers, Rita Gail Bacon. FRONT ROW: Linda Ryals, Diane Ryals, Diane Ryals, Louise Davis. Lila Faye Rowe, Barbara Rozier, Peggy Shell. Johanna Kittles Eugenia Bacon Ethel Woodward Cathy Watson Marie Kindred Eugenia Bacon Captain Helen Cowart Co-Captain 46 Beta Club Highlander Staff 47 F. H. A. Club F. F. A. Club 48 F. T. A. Club Spanish Club 49 Debate Tennis Baseball 51 Am Us Going for a Ride? Catch me Is the water cold? Smarty Pants! Which You'll never Which is Gene? Monkeys Peg O' My Heart' 52 YOUR PIZZA HEAI Be a Srr ft ft ft ADVERTISING ' HE COi 4 BROCAILLB Drtve-ln Mari QUAMTY MERCHAW MODERATE PH1CW ‘1 FRUITS, VEGET MEATS. GROCE Aha roR COMPLIMENTS OF Blackerby s Dairy Brunswick, Georgia The Darien Bank Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation $10,000.00 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositer PHONE 56 DARIEN, GEORGIA Best Wishes Jenkins Grocery Meats-Groceries-Feed-Hardware Building Supplies-Bus Stop OU Phone VE 2-4465 Eulonia, Georgia likf ERVICE I WITH A Um le.. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES L AND W TRUCKING COMPANY SHRIMP KEY WEST, FLORIDA Phone LD-3 SEA FOOD DARIEN, GEORGIA Phone 100 Bluesteins If you have timber to sell see- Super Market James A. Williamson Select Groceries Phone 59 Darien, Georgia HINESVILLE GAS COMPANY L P GAS Darien, Georgia DARIEN AUTO PART5 Heats - Cooks - Makes Ice Automobile, Truck and Tractor Parts Phone TR 6-3805 Hinesville, Georgia Phone 82-R Darien Georgia Bluestein’s Service Station Texaco and Goodrich Products MORE PEOPLE DRIVE CHEVROLET THAN ANY OTHER CAR Pack Chevrolet Company Phone 18 - Darien, Georgia Phone 28-B Darien, Georgia Compliments of B S B VARI ETY Darien, Georgia 5HADR0N FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 1015 2029 Norwich St. Brunswick Georgia Edo Miller and Sons i d ay Morticians -- Funeral Directors Phone 1531 and 1961 CAROLYN'5 B swick, Georgia Darien Phone 132-R DARIEN MERCANTILE PLOEGER PACKING COMPANY Hardware Sporting Goods Plumbing Supplies Phone 138 Darien, Georgia Shrimp - Crabs - Oysters Darien, Georgia Compliments of Mr. E. Hackel Darien Grill TotvERvonrs GOOD TRSTFJj Finest Food on Earth Phone 51 Darien, Ga. Darien, Ga. Rogers Drug Company Rexall Drugs and Sundries - Lwr Kodak Films jfrredcrriutmS i i • c ' Zy I Developing Service =7Phone 9 Darien, Georgia Butler’s Grocery Meat Market pBBIIIII||||I||| Groceries ,4 Phone 6 Darien Ga. Mossy Oaks Motel and Restaurant Sert tMy 7 e 'pitte t '? %oeC Eulonia, Georgia Compliments oi HOWARD'S AT YOUR P SERVICE SERVICE STATION 7?7$K Best Wishes Leotis and Company Wholesale Groceries Phone 114 or 115 Brunswick, Georgia Delta Motel and Restaurant U. S. 17 North Darien, Georgia Mrs. Marie Hammock Compliments of F. M. BOWEN General Contractor Patelidas Sons Darien, Georgia General Merchandise Hardware Building Supplies Paints Compliments of TOM POPPELL Congratulations DIXIE TIRE and FURNITURE MART, INC. Brunswick Georgia Congratulation s S. H. KRESS and CO. Fine Bargains Brunswick Georgia Read The Darien News Job Printing Office Supplies Darien Pool Room s - ar DARIEN DRY CLEANERS Dry Cleaning and Laundry Phone 75 Darien Georgia Darien, Georgia O'QUINN'S P. O. Box 1456 Brunswick Georgia Congratulations TWIN OAKS DRIVE-IN Good Food Brunswick Georgia The Brunswick News CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Compliments of Rogers Jewelers (Next to Ritz Theater) BRUNSWICK GEORGIA Compliments of Hunters Cafe Gibson Hart ShelLman Bluff Funeral Home Mortician Brunswick, Georgia TASTY BAKERY BOLEN-DRAUGHON COLLEGE Career Training in Business Education Phone AM 5-9540 Since 1899 1704 1 2 Norwich Savannah Georgia  Brunswick, Georgia CONGRATULATIONS William Clifton Insurance Phone 20-R Darien, Georgia SAUNDERS SESS DRIGGERS Choice Meats Groceries P roduce Gen. Mdse. Phone VE 2-4264 resent Georgia DARIEN MOTOR COMPANY Hinesville's Most Complete Department Store 101 North Main Dial TRinity 6-3533 Darien Georgia Sales and Service REYNOLDS PIANO CO. Brunswick, Ga. SCHREIBER'S SON B runs wick Georgia SINGER SEWING CENTER 1523 Newcastle Street Brunswick Georgia Headquarters for Sewing Machines Vacuum Cleaners Floor Waxers Rug Shampooers Compliments of ANDERSON PIANO COMPANY Sheet Music Supplies 1323 Newcastle Street Brunswick Georgia Kinsman Organs Story, Clark, Wurlitzer Pianos C0MPLIMENT5 0F OUR REPRESENTATIVE L.G. Balfour Company C. S. DIVISION ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS May the Darien High Graduates of 1961 Find True Happiness Through Abundant Usefulness BRUNSWICK PULP AND PAPER COMPANY B runswick Georgia Compliments of Compliments of TEXACO INC. PERRY BUSINESS POOL Fine Quality 826 Union St. Phone AM 5-9180 Brunswick Georgia Brunswick Georgia Compliments of THE ELEANOR SHOP Brunswick, Georgia Congratulations Graduates ! TABOR'S CLOTHING STORE Brunswick, Georgia BRUNSWICK AUTO PARTS, INC. Compliments of ROBERTSON ELECTRIC CO., INC. Electri cal--Contractors Commercial - -Residential Industrial Brunswick, Georgia Phone 93-3R Darien, Ga. DARIEN TAX SERVICE Jeanette H. Hughes, Manager Darien, Georgia Specialized Bookkeeping Service Income Sales Tax Returns Compliments of E. I. DEE'S SONS Brunswick Georgia Congratulations from D. E. LANE Darien, Georgia SHAW HARDWARE COMPANY Appliances Darien, Georgia Where 5,300 Employees Convert Georgia Pine into Paper Products for the Nation . . . UNION BAG- CAMP PAPER CORPORATION Savannah, Georgia F. W. WOODWORTH'S CO. Brunswick Georgia Darien, Georgia BYRAN ELECTRIC COMPANY Brunswick Georgia Compliments of J. E. FALKER STANDARD SERVICE 01 Jl STATION Phone - 64-B Darien, Georgia At Your N l Service For The Best and Most Modern Styles In Town RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOP Darien, Ga. Phone 60-2B Compliments of DR, PEPPER BOTTLING CO. Compliments and Best Wishes to Darien Senior Class BENNETT'S BARBER SHOP Leon Holiday, Manager Darien, Ga. Compliments of COHEN'S CLOTHING STORE Brunswick, Ga. 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