Darien High School - Highlander Yearbook (Darien, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1964 volume:

THE 1964 HIGHLANDER DARIEN HIGH SCHOOL Darien, Georgia James Bonds, of the Class of '64, holds the present day diploma. Mrs. Janie McIntosh At- wood, of the Class of '95, holds the first di- ploma presented by this school. It was presented to her. resent and .Past (i) IF ore word Still walk the ghosts from the romantic era of early colonial times in McIntosh county. Still walk they among the gigantic oaks, strewn with waving moss, casting glooms interlaced with spontaneous jewels of brilliant light. Still can be heard the faint vibrations of the victorious, resounding shots that repelled the Spaniards from the tangled woods dotted by palmetto - shots that re- pelled them from the waving sea grasses, pulsating in vibilant whispers with each living breath of salt-filled air. Still can be dimly seen, in full regalia, the feathered cap, the swinging kilt, and the buskmed foot of the Scottish Highlanders. From the mountains of Scotland came one hundred and sixty-three brave and loyal Scottish Highlanders, who preserved for a time their national garb and, in a measure, their speech. Into this new land poured young and vibrant blood from the clans of McIntosh, McDonald. Morrison, Clark, Curhbert, Spalding, Wright, and Baillie. On December 23, 1735, the post was created, land allotted, building com- menced, and the royal flag of Great Britain unfurled. All able-bodied men were enrolled and mustered into the King’s service as The Highland Rangers. The pages of history record the bravery and the necessary part which these early settlers played in “The Battle of the Bloody Marshes and the Revolution of 1775. Coupled with their bravery, too, was a keen insight to justice and equality. In a petition to General Oglethorpe their opinion of slavery is recorded: It is shock- ing to human nature that any race of mankind and their posterity should be sen- tenced to perpetual slavery. This was written in January of 1739. Today, McIntosh county, marsh-encircled gateway to the ocean, again is re- suming its position of leadership. It is rich in natural resources, abundant in wild life and game, and bounteous in sea and marine life. Nowhere is excelled the size or quality of her delicious prawn, flounder, oysters, and shad. Indelibly are inscribed in history the influence and importance of its people. Whatever role it will play in the future of this nation is not a question of conjecture or doubt, for it is assured that such a people so fathered, so steeped in tradition and equalities, can bring only honor and glory to them and their descendants. f 4 A ‘ ' fr-A-ddSsO i V ■ .+ , tf J - Ky .VT- ' • � .. (Ii T ' • ”a v ♦«, I, _ fc. -n,c A i f A k r' - , i . ■ 'AV r v-. X . ' J ' � - l t' , . £ A « - _ y 'z ff } df . 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(4) CONGRESS Ai mini stration Superintendent s lessage To The Highlander Staff, Faculty and Student Body: I should like to express my appreciation to the faculty, student body and the people of the community who have contributed in any way towards making this a successful year. To the Senior Class of 1964, I extend my sincere wish for a prof- itable future. I hope that each of you will continue your educa- tion so that you will be better equipped to take advantage of op- portunities as they arise. May you put first things first, and re- member there is satisfaction in a job well done. Sincerely, W. E. Ethington, C.S.S. P rinripal s icssage To the Senior Class of 1964: Allow me to congratulate you on reaching this milestone in your preparation for life. You have now reached the point where the decisions that you must make concerning your life’s work are the most important that you will ever make. Let me urge you to weigh each decision carefully, set your sights high, and then go forward with the determination to gain the most that life has to offer. (6) MR. RUSSELL HUFFMAN - English Graduated from Lenoir-Rhyne College A. B. 3 Years at Darien Senior Sponsor MR. J. H. McQUAIG - Counselor Graduated from Georgia Southern A. B. 4 Years at Darien Senior Sponsor MISS ANN MACKEY - Business Graduated from The Woman's College of Ga. B. S. Junior Sponsor 2 Years at Darien MR. TOM DAVIS - Social Science Graduated from Georgia Southern B. S. Junior Sponsor 1 Year at Darien .High School Facuity MRS. B. BROWN - Math Graduated from Georgia Southern B. S. Sophomore Sponsor 6 Years at Darien MR. M. E. MANN - English Graduated from Georgia Southern B. S. Sophomore Sponsor 2 Years at Darien MRS. EMILY DAVIS - Home Ec. Graduated from Woman's College B. S. Freshman Sponsor 3 Years at Darien MR. KENNETH GALE - Coach Graduated from Ga. Southern M. A. George Peabody College Freshman Sponsor 7 Years at Darien MR. CONRAD DRURY - Girls’ Coach Graduated from Georgia Southern B. S. 8th Grade Homeroom 1 Year at Darien MR. DON GRINSTEAD - Ag. Graduated from University of Georgia B. S. A. 8th Grade Homeroom 13 Years at Darien MR. H. R. PULLEN - Science Assistant Principal Graduated from Mercer University A. B. 3 Years at Darien MISS CAROLYN ADAMS - Music B. S. Woman’s College of Georgia. One Year at Darien High Seiko©] faculty MRS. CARL SCHMIDT Visiting Teacher MRS. J. H. HAWTHORNE Secretary to Principal MRS. WALTER PITTS Secretary to Superintendent MRS. GEORGE JACKSON Lunch Room Supervisor emor ci ass OfJfi icers Milton Deal TREASURER James Bonds Cathy Watson Barbara Ann Rozier PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY (10) i trust a good deal to common fame, PAULINE ANDREWS Spanish Club 1; FTA 1, 2.4; FHA 1,4; 4-H 1.2; FBLA 3.4 CYNTHIA ANDERSON 4-H 1,2; FHA 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Span- ish Club 1; Latin Club 3; Class Reporter 3; Glee Club 4; Pep Club 3 RITA BACON Spanish Club 1; FTA 1; FHA 1,2,3; FBLA 3; 4-H 1.2; 4-H Officer 1.2; Basketball 1,2,3; VP 3 JAMES BONDS Spanish Club 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Track 3,4; Baseball 3,4; FFA 1; Class Officer 2,4; Double Quartet 4; Literary 4; Latin Club 1,3 BETTY SUE BROWNING FHA 1,2,3; 4-H 1,2; FBLA 3,4, Officer 3; Spanish Club 1 (ID .s we all must. a man las corn, WILLIAM BURNETT Bud” Class Officer 1; Latin Club 2,3; Basketball Latin Club Officer 4 HELEN COWART FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 2, 4; Glee Club 4; 4-H 1, 2,3, Officer 1,2; FTA 1; FBLA 3; Spanish Club 1; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 1, Captain 2 LOUISE DAVIS FHA 1.2; 4-H 1,2; Bas- ketball 1,2,4; FBLA 3 NEIL DAVIS FFA 1,2,3, 4. Officer 4; Baseball 3,4; Track 2,3, 4 (12) Or wood, or hoards, or pigs, to sell • • • WAYNE DEAL Spanish Club 2; FFA 1, 2,3,4; 4-H 1 s pmors MILTON DEAL Beta Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 1,2,4; Wittiest; FFA 1 NORMADINE DIXON Dine Beta Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Ensemble 3,4; Glee Club 4; FHA 1,2,3, 4, Officer 4; Class Officer 1 DAVID DRIGGERS FFA 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Double Quartet 4 3 LOTTIE ANN FISHER Superlative 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; 4-H 1,2,3, Officer 1,2,3; Glee Club 4; Ensemble 4; FBLA 3 (13) O r ran make better cliairs or km ives RODNEY GARDNER Basketball 1; 4-H 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3 s pmors SANDRA GALLAGHER FBLA 1,2; Pep Club 2,3; Girls Chorus 1.2; FT A 4 ANDY GRINDSTEAD Basketball 4; Tennis 1,2, 4; Track 1,2,3.4; FTA 3,4; FFA 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Class Officer 1, 2,3; Most Popular 4; Jolliest Junior 3 SYBIL GOODRICH FHA 1,2,3; 4-H 1,2; Spanish Club 1; FBLA 3, 4, Officer 3; Pep Squad Officer 3; Wittiest 4 Picture Not Aveileble PHILLIP GAUGHF ••Phil” Transfer from Glynn Academy (14) t rucikles, or ckurck organs JOSEPH KENNEDY Joe FFA 1.2; FTA 1.2.3,4; Debate 1,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Literary 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Best Look- ing 4; Conservation Essay 1,3; Science Fair 3 JOHANNA KITTLES Class Officer 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Latin Club 2,3, 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Science Fair 3, Second Place; FHA 1; Homecom- ing Court 3; Cheerleader 1,2, Captain 2; Annual Staff 3, 4, Editor 4; Most Likely to Succeed ROGER LANE Beta Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Class Officer 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Tennis 4; Most Intellectual £ MIKE LEWIS FFA 3,4; Track 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Literary 4; Glee Club 4 f PATSY McINTOSH FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 1,2,4; 4-H 1,2, Officer 2; FBLA 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Spanish Club 1 (15) i lian anyone else, you will find a broad, RONNIE OWENS Spanish Club 1; Class Of- ficer 3; FFA 1.2, 3. 4. Of- ficer 3; Track 1,2; 4-H 1.2.3 OSSIE PACK Beta Club 3,4; FFA 1 ['(arc] beaten road to kis h ouse, ERNEST POPPELL FFA 1,2,3, 4. Officer 3, 4; 4-H 1,2 Seniors n WALTER PITTS Bubba” Tennis 2,3,4; FFA 1,3,4; Spanish Club 1; 4-H Club 1.2.3 SUSAN RICKER FHA 4; FBLA 3 BARBARA ANN ROZIER Latin Club 2,3,4; Span- ish Club Officer 1; Bas- ketball 1; Beta Club 4; FT A 4; FHA 1; Glee Club 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Lite- rary Meet 4; Homecoming Queen 4 GLYNN ROZIER FFA 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Most Athletic (17) I hough it he in the wood s. ELIZABETH SCHMIDT FTA 1,2,3, 4, Officer 2, 3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Officer 3; Latin Club 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1; 4-H Club 1; FHA 4, Officer 4; Class Officer 2 BRENDA STRANGE FHA 1,2,3, 4, Officer 4; Glee Club 4; FBLA 3; 4-H Club 1,2,3, Officer 2,3; Ensemble 4; Cheerleader 2,3, Co-Captain 3; Best A11 -Round Srmors MARCIA GAIL TODD FHA 1,2,3, 4, Officer 4; Latin Club 3,4, Officer 4; 4-H 1,2; Beta Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 3; Debate 4; Glee Club 4; Ensemble 4; Basketball 2, 3; Literary 2,3 SHARON TRUETT Spanish Club 1; FHA 1,2, 3 JERRY TURNER FFA 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1 (18) merson CHARLES WALLACE FFA 1,2,3,4 1C MARTHA WARD FHA 1,2,3; FT A 1; 4-H 1,2, Officer 2; FBLA 3; Basketball 4; Spanish Club 1 CATHY WATSON Spanish Club 1, Officer; Class Officer 2,3, 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Science Fair 4, First Place; Most Intellectual MAUDE WOODWARD Library 2, Officer; FBLA 3; Candy Stripers 3; FHA 4; Annual Staff 3; Best Looking 4 (19) Barbara Ann Rozier BEST CITIZEN The entire high school student body nominates the students from which the best citizen is selected by a faculty committee. The characteristics determining the winner include scholar- ship, participation in school activities, personality, cooperation with teachers and other students, and superior attitude toward all phases of school life. The recipient of this award has received an honor of great significance, which, within itself predicts a successful and outstanding citizen- ship in the democratic community in which she lives. (20) sjioinnjf� J minors Ronnie Bacon Laura Kirkland Pat Norris Donnie Bacon PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER (22) Ann Anderson Donnie Bacon Ronnie Bacon Jimmy Bazemore J umors Ann Dick Eddie Dianne Bolin Burnett Caldwell Davis Roben Dave Charles Dale Davis Gale Ginn Hulett Glenn Laura Judy Thomas Jackson Kirkland Kittles Lynn (23) J ii mors Janis Jean G. B. James McGahee McQuaig Mitchell Moody Pat Linda Diane Diane Norris Owens Pate Rozier Irma Rozier Margie Rozier (24) ■■V Addie Ryalls Sybil Saunders J unaors Alma Jerry Linda Danny Shell Thompson Todd Tootle Sharon Carol Phil Townsend Watson Wedincamp Patsy Tootle When's that bell going to ring? (25) Mary Young In M emori am CRAIG MIDGETTE - CLASS of '65 GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN (26) In CON( omores i ©mores Presidents - Patty Lyons and Lou Alford, Vice Presidents - Tom Glenn (not pictured) and Waydce Jenkins; Secretaries - Sandra Edwards and Buddy Middleton, Treas. - Sharon Clark and Dennis Goodrich. Lou Wesley Westa Carlton Alford Anderson Anderson Amerson Nol A waiiebJ Elton A merson Harvey Amerson (28) Thomas A ndrews Bill Bricker Sopliom ores Donna Johnny Sharon Sandra Caldwell Chambers Clark Edwards Jimmy Sammy Tom Dennis Flanagan Gale Glenn Goodrich James Charles Wadyce Sister Griffin Jackson Jenkins Johnson Timmy George Ronnie Carolyn Kicklighter Kittles Lamb Lane (29) Sophomores Patty Ann Bill Buddy Lyons Martin Maulden Middleton Pete Vickie Louise Robert Moore Patelidas Pickren Rowe S' 4 Nina Rozier Shirley Rozier Eddy Ryals Elbert Ryals Judy Sanders John Chris Nita Jean Joe Todd Vigna Wallace Young Young (30) res Humem 1' 3'es.li men Presidents - Carolyn Browning and Clara McQuaig, Vice Presidents - Danny Smith and Clay Hood (not pictured). Secretary - Linda Smith, Treas. - Lamar Beatty (not pictured) Proctor Carr, Reporter - Gwen Waters. Mack Boone Arthur Carolyn Branson Browning A nnette Beckham Proctor Leigh Carr Dalby Earl Beasley Don Beason Lamar Beaty Wayne Beaty (32) Ninth Grade Frances Frankie Sandra Ray Betty Jo David Gale Goodrich Gore Griffin Ferrell J. W. Lynn Clay Robin Griffin Griffin Hanover Hood Hood Kent Sharon Peter Freddy Marie Hutchinson Kicklighter Kittles Knight Lanasa Josephine Ike Shirley Brenda Clara LaRocke Maulden McGahee McIntosh McQuaig (33) ISI until Oracle Karen Maggie Margaret Walter Redding Rowe Rowe Rozier Danny Lynda Smith Smith Wayne Wayne Williams Wood Wallace Poppell Gwen Waters Junior t igHitlk turarie Freddy Bobby Mary Brenda Andrews Griffis McIntosh Ryals Pres. Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer TOP ROW Mr. Drury's Section BOTTOM Mr. Grinstead’s Section Linda Owens Steve Glenn Marilyn Drury President Vice Pres. Secretary Shirley Martha Sue Waters Mills Treasurer Reporter Richard Freddie Gay Brenda Nan Allen Andrews Auld Davis Davis Wanda Marilyn Drawdy Drury Betty Clinton Walter Edwards Faircloth Finney (36) .[iightli tirade Freda Steve Robert Bobby Jimmy Flannagan Glenn Grant Griffis Howard Wilson Claudine Thomas Buddy Mary Howard Jackson Jackson Martin McIntosh TOO MAT Melanie Martha Sue Brantley Linda Patsy McQuaig Mills O'Neil Owens Pack Alana Linda Carol Inez Kenneth Pickren Ricker Rozier Rozier Rozier (37) Eiglitik Oracle Jimmy Brenda Virginia Dorothy Robert Rozier Ryals Ryals Slaughter Teston Bill Mitchell Barbara Thagard Tootle Walker Ronald Young Ginny Billy W a tson W ilkinson Shirley Roy Walters Ward % r Q , dS - Favorites MOST INTELLECTUAL Roger Lane Cathy Watson We love our books as drinkers love their wine; the more we drink, the more they seem divine. FRIENDLIEST Bud Burnett Marcia Todd “The only way to have a friend is to be one. BEST LOOKING Joe Kennedy Maude Woodward Ah! Beauty, have you the heart to desert an unhappy beast like this? What more do you want to make you happy? MOST POPULAR Andy Grinstead Lottie Fisher We know what road leads to popularity. BEST ALL AROUND Mike Lewis Brenda Strange We awoke one morning and found ourselves famous. ” MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED James Bonds Johanna Kittles Success makes a fool seem wise. ” WITTIEST Milton Deal Sybil Goodrich I never have any-wit until I'm below water. MOST ATHLETIC Glenn Rozier Lottie Fisher We're shy, nervous, modest, but really great. JOLUEST JUNIORS Ronnie Bacon Dianne Davis SAUCIEST SOPHOMORES Tom Glenn Patty Lyons FRESHEST FRESHMEN Thomas Todd Karen Redding H omecommg Coiiirt QUEEN - Barbara Ann Rozier ATTENDANTS: Karen Redding. Judy Kittles, Shirley Nelson, Patty Lyons (45) THE DOWNEY HOME. We, the class of '64, are indebted to Mrs. Forsyth for allowing the pictures of all the Superlatives to be made inside this beautiful home. The full color end- sheets were made of Mrs. Forsyth’s yard in April 1963. The picture speaks for itself. Thank you, Mrs. Forsyth. The Staff MR. and MISS DARIEN HIGH Barbara Ann Rozier James Bonds Beautiful faces are those that wear whole- souled honesty printed there -Allerton Organisations Busily??? - At work. Cathy Milton Roger Barbara Ann Johanna (48) MARCIA TODD - President LINDA OWENS - Secretary LAURA KIRKLAND - Treasurer RONNIE BACON - Sergeant-at-Arms FRONT ROW, SEATED: Marcia Todd, Linda Owens, Jean McQuaig, Sharon Clarke, Louise Pickren, Shirley McGahee, Laura Kirkland, Johanna Kittles, Elizabeth Schmidt. Barbara Ann Rozier, Linda Smith, Karen Redding. BACK ROW, STANDING: Jerry Thompson, Maggie Rowe, Addie Ryals, Brenda Overstreet, Betty Jo Griffin, Gwen Waters, Donnie Bacon, Pat Norris, Ann Bolin, Sister Johns- ton, Sandra Edwards, Lou Alford, Ronnie Bacon, Mr. Huffman, Sponsor. (49) FFA DON NELSON - President ERNEST POPPELL - Vice President TOM GLENN - Secretary NEIL DAVIS - Sentinel JAMES MOODY - Treasurer EARL BEASLEY - Reporter (not pictured) Left to right, FIRST ROW - Wilson Howard, Roy Ward, Robert Teston, Buddy Martin, Bobby Griffis, Richard Allen, Larry Newton, Carol Rozier, Wayne Williams, Jimmy Howard. SECOND ROW - Robin Hood, Wayne Wood, Arthur Branson, Clinton Faixcloth, Glenn Rozier, Charles Wallace, Buddy Middleton, Freddy Andrews, Kenneth Rozier. THIRD ROW - Jimmy Bazemore, Pat Poppell, Chris Vigna, Mack Boone, Ray Gore, Wallace Poppell, Don Nelson, Ferrell Grif- fin, Johnny Chambers, Jerry Turner, Pete Moore, Thomas Todd, Sammy Gale. FOURTH ROW - STANDING - Tom Glenn, Ronnie Owens, Danny Tootle, George Kittles, Bubba Pitts, Wayne Deal, Chalton Amerson. (50) Beta Clxai) SEATED, left to right - Jean McQuaig, Barbara Ann Rozier, Diane Davis, Laura Kirkland, Janis McGahee, Louise Pickren, Elizabeth Schmidt, Dine Dixon, Johanna Kittles, Cathy Watson, Ann Bolin, Margie Rozier, Marcia Todd. STANDING - Dale Hulett, Carol Watson, Milton Deal, Jerry Thompson, Ronnie Bacon, Mrs. Brown - Sponsor, Roger Lane, Phil Wedincamp, Joe Kennedy, James Bonds, Donnie Bacon, Ossie Pack. F.T.A. SEATED, left to right - Louise Pickren, Sharon Clark, Dale Hulett, Sybil Saunders, Judy Kittles, Carol Watson, Maggie Rowe, Margie Rozier, Pat Norris, Elizabeth Schmidt, Barbara Ann Rozier, Karen Redding, and Linda Smith. STANDING - Donnie Bacon, Mary Young, Addie Ryals, Jerry Thompson, Ronnie Bacon, Robin Hood, Harvey Amerson, Joe Kennedy, Gwen Waters, Shirley McGahee, Josephine LaRoche, and Clara McQuaig. (51) C flee C Jut FRONT ROW, left to right: Miss Adams, Patsy McIntosh, Lee Dalby, Gwen Waters, Brenda Strange, Dine Dixon, Ronnie Bacon, Dennis Goodrich, Robin Hood. Pete Moore, James Bonds, Diane Davis, Sister Johnston, Alma Shell, Jean McQuaig, Sybil Saunders. SECOND ROW - Donna Caldwell, Janis McGahee, Sandra Edwards, Marcia Todd, Patty Lyons, Arthur Branson, Danny Smith, Harvey A merson, Pat Poppell, Ronnie Lamb, Sharon Townsend, Shirley Rozier, Lynda Smith, Karyn Redding, Sharon Kicklighter, Helen Cowart. THIRD ROW - Lou Alford, Dale Hulett, Cynthia Anderson, Barbara Ann Rozier, Judy Kittles, Peter Kittles, Thomas Todd, Jimmy Flanaghan, Sammy Gale, Thomas Andrews, Elton Amerson, Tom Glenn, Earl Beasley, Josephine LaRoach, Marie Lanasa, Clara McQuaig, Sandra Goodrich, Carolyn Browning, and Louise Pickren. (52) FHA MARICA GAIL TODD - President ANN BOLIN - Vice President DINE DIXON - Secretary BRENDA STRANGE - Treasurer ELIZABETH SCHMIDT - Historian SITTING: Betty Edwards, Margie Rozier, Betty Griffin, Sharon Kicklighter, Gwen Waters, Pat Norris, Brenda Strange. Marcia Todd. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Slaughter, Brenda Overstreet, Annette Beckam, Shirley McGahee, Karen Redding, Patty McIntosh, Leigh Dalby, Carolyn Browning, Brenda McIntosh, Maude Woodward, Elizabeth Schmidt, Melanie McQuaig. THIRD ROW: Wanda Summers, Susan Ricker, Rodney Gardner, Diane Pate, Linda Todd, Sharon Clarke, Louise Pickren, Pauline Andrews, Ann Bolin, Dine Dixon. (53) leeri ea i ers Laura Kirkland Linda Karen Diane CAPTAIN Owens Redding Davis Janis Lou Helen Pat McGahee Alford Cowart Norris (54) Basketball FRONT ROW: Bobo Thaghard, Manager, Johnny Chambers, Don Nelson, Glenn Rozier, Jerry Turner, Buddy Davis, Bud Burnett, Manager. BACK ROW: Andy Grinstead, Tom Glenn, Waydce Jenkins, Coach Gale, Joe Kennedy, Chris Vigna, Buddy Middleton. Scoreboard Darien 32 Nahunta 32 Darien 45 Odum 56 Darien 58 Richmond Hill 70 Darien 53 Screven 25 Darien 56 Ludowici 52 Darien 53 Benedictine 62 Darien 59 Hilliard 72 Darien 35 Glynn Academy 49 Darien 78 Hoboken 51 Darien 52 Jesup 50 Darien 69 Nahunta 51 Darien 44 Sav. CD 50 Darien 45 Benedictine 70 Darien 47 Hinesville 56 Darien 46 Odum 40 Darien 74 Jesup 53 Darien 69 Screven 66 Darien 58 Hinesville 70 Darien 55 Ludowici 80 Darien 62 Hoboken 34 Darien 70 Richmond Hill 62 Darien 65 Hilliard 66 Darien 62 Glynn Academy 73 (55) FRONT ROW: Dale Hulett, Sister Johnston, Carol Watson, Patty Lyons, Sharon Townsend. BACK ROW: Clara McQuaig, Lynda Smith, Ann Anderson, Martha Ward, Cynthia Anderson, Shirley Nelson, Josephine LaRoach, Sandra Edwards, Donna Caldwell, Louise Davis. Alma Shell, and Coach Drury. Score lx arrl Darien 36 Nahunta 68 Darien 44 Odum 63 Darien 37 Richmond Hill 26 Darien 43 Screven 41 Darien 35 Ludowici 39 Darien 69 St. Vincents 31 Darien 40 Glynn Academy 29 Darien 65 Hoboken 78 Darien 41 Jesup 53 Darien 39 Nahunta 68 Darien 41 Sav. CD 40 Darien 38 St. Vincents 19 Darien 41 Hinesville 47 Darien 44 Odum 36 Darien 35 Jesup 56 Darien 40 Screven 46 Darien 49 Hinesville 45 Darien 39 Ludowici 54 Darien 39 Hoboken 60 Darien 33 Richmond Hill 30 Darien 46 Glynn Academy 34 (56) FS DARIEN DRY CLEANERS Compliments of Dry Cleaning and Laundry Phone 437-4283 A. S. POPPELL Darien Georgia See Us Before You Buy O’QUINN’S Brunswick, Georgia INVESTIGATE Our thanks to the descendants of many in this picture for buying our ads. The Staff CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES L AND W TRUCKING COMPANY Compliments of McIntosh DARIEN TELEPHONE CO. Darien, Georgia GAS APPLIANCE COMPANY Darien, Georgia HOLIDAY’S BARBER SHOP Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1964 LEOTIS AND COMPANY; Brunswick Wholesale Groceries Ph. 265-4270 DARIEN TAX SERVICE JEANETTE H. HUGHES, Manager Darien, Georgia Specialized Bookkeeping Service Income and Sales Tax Returns Phone 437-4755 W. W. PARKER J. C. KAUFMAN PARKER-KAUFMAN INSURANCE CO. General Insurance 513 Gloucester Street P.O. Box 1797 Brunswick, Georgia Telephone: AMherst 5-7710 Cong ratulations TWIN OAKS GEORGIA HARDWARE COMPANY Your Evinrude Dealer DRIVE-IN Sales and Service Good Food Brunswick Georgia for every 205 Monk St. purpose Brunswick, Ga. Compliments of Compliments of THE GUARANTEE SHOP FIVE TRANSPORTATION CO. Brunswick, Georgia Brunswick, Georgia After Graduation, What? Sincere Wishes CLOVER FARMS Townsend, Georgia Producer for Business training offers the fastest return on your edu- cation dollar. 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Hackel Our Seafood Slept in the Ocean Last Night I SUMNER’S SEAFOOD ROBERTSON ELECTRIC COMPANY Commercial - Residential Industrial Wiring Phone 437-4383 Darien, Ga. OWEN’S STANDARD STATION Darien, Georgia Phone 437-4635 437-4173 Darien, Ga. WILLIAMS COMPANY Darien Pool Room 437-4247 General Merchandise Groceries Homelite Chain Saws Sales and Service Dealers in Pulpwood and Timber Meridian Ga. WILSON STRANGE, Owner Your Money's Worth More at WOOLWORTH’S Lanier Plaza Brunswick, Ga. CUNNINGHAM JEWELERS Brunswick, Georgia Silver by Towle, Reed Barton, Gorham, Wallace China by Castleton, Haviland, Royal Doulton Watches and Diamonds Compliments of HOWARD’S SERVICE STATION Ph. 437-4776 Compliments of CYPRESS LOUNGE Darien, Georgia R. L MOORE Y our Phone 437-4514 Darien, Ga. Compliments of J. S. Tabor Clothing For The Family 1329 Newcastle St. If we work upon marble, it will perish; if on brass, time will efface it; if we rear temples, they will crumble into dust; but if we work upon immortal minds and imbue them with principles, with the just fear of God and love of our fellow-men, we engrave on those tablets something that will brighten all eternity. Congratulations to the Class of 1964 Who Will Have Opportunity To Brighten All Eternity. BRUNSWICK PULP AND PAPER COMPANY Manufacturers Of Fine Quality Pulp For THE MEAD CORPORATION and SCOTT PAPER COMPANY Read The Darien News Ph. 437-4251 Job Printing Office Supplies Congratulations F rom D. E. LANE INSURANCE CO. Darien, Georgia Phone 437-4164 ROGERS DRUG COMPANY Rexall Drugs and Sundries - Kodak Films lerr Developing Service ,, Ph. 437-4101 Darien, Georgia GEO. C. PATEUDA’S SONS Darien, Georgia General Merchandise Hardware Building Supplies Paints Phone 437-4583 PLOEGER PACKING COMPANY Compliments of DR. WILLIAM TAILER M.D. Phone 437-4157 Darien, Georgia Shrimp - Crabs - Oysters Ph. 437-4118 Darien, Georgia A A WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT DARIEN BANK Drive-In Teller Phone 437-4141 Member of F. D. I. C. Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of '64 From FRANK GLENN DARIEN MERCANTILE BLUESTEIN’S SERVICE STATION Texaco and Goodrich Products Phone 437-4615 Darien, Georgia Congratulations, Seniors SEABOARD CONSTRUCTION CO. Engineers Contractors Paving, Grading, Drainage, Clearing Driveways Brunswick, Ga. dial AM 5-6410 TASTY ’ASTRIfS AO BAKERY Phone AM 5-9540 1704 1 2 Norwich Street Brunswick, Georgia City M arket Compliments of Shrimp-Fish-Oysters-Poultry-Eggs Whole sale-Retail HOLODY-MINIX Prescriptions Our Specialty Brunswick, Georgia Best Wishes BARFIELDS’ SHOE STORE Brunswick, Georgia Cranda11 Hardware Co. Hardware, Prints Appliances Sporting Goods 2123 Norwich St. Brunswick, Ga. SPORTING See You at ARCHIE’S Finest Food on Earth Phone 437-4363 Darien, Georgia CONGRATULATIONS WILLIAM rJ 1 CLIFTON V ' Insurance Ph. 437-4274 Darien, Georgia r J ' Butler’s Grocery Compliments of J. E. FOLKER Meat Market Groceries i Phone 437-4646 U.S. 17 North Phone 437-4411 Darien, Ga. Darien, Ga. Compliments of FORT KING GEORGE MOTEL MR. AND MRS. J. P. HARROD Darien, Georgia Delta Motel and Restaurant U. S. 17 North Darien, Georgia Mrs. Marie Hammock SESS DRIGGERS Choice Meats Groceries Produce Gen. Mdse. Phone 832-522 1 Crescent Georgia Mossy Oaks Motel and Restaurant Serving 76e pitted 'Pood Eulonia, Georgia VARI ET Y MORE PEOPLE DRIVE THAN ANY OTHER CAR Darien, Georgia Ph. 437-4735 PACK CHEVROLET COMPANY Phone 437-4313 - Darien, Georgia Ask for JOHN PACK or JIMMIE GEORGE Congratulations GRADUATES SHAW HARDWARE CO. - V The Friendly Store Darien. Ga. Dial 437-4680 JENKINS GROCERY Meats - Groceries - Feeds - Hardware Building Supplies - Bus Stop Hunting and Fishing Licenses For Service That Counts pins SERVICE STATION r.o-H-i Ph. 437-4149 Darien, Ga. Compliments of ■ BRUNSWICK FARM AND GARDEN SUPPLY GLYNN ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Equipment Purina Chows - Fertilizers Garden Supplies - Insecticides Ph. 265-7861 Brunswick, Georgia 3705 Norwich St. Ph. 265-8860 Brunswick Georgia GLYNN STATIONERS St. Simons Lanier Plaza Gifts - Books Art and Office Supplies Ph. AM 5-2261 - AM 5-1886 Brunswick, Ga. LEWIS CRAB FACTORY Brunswick. Georgia Packers of Shrimp and Crab Meat PINEWOOD COURT MOTEL RESTAURANT Clean, Comfortable Cottages Fine Food Cooked to Order Highway 17 North Darien, Georgia Proprietor - W. M. FINNEY Phone 437-4347 For the Best and Most Modern Styles in Town RUTH’S BEAUTY SHOP Everything for Everybody Ph. 437-4500 Darien, Ga. Darien, Georgia Phone 437-4393 DARIEN AUTO PARTS Automobile, T ruck and Tractor Parts Poulan Chain Saws Sales and Service You're money Ahead! When You Shop With Us STEBBIN’S GROCERY Ph. 437-4182 - Darien, Ga. • • For Those Who Care How They Wear Their Hair Ph. 437-4242 CAROLYN’S HAIR STYLING Darien Georgia Ph. 437-4361 EDO MILLER AND SONS AMBULANCE Morticians -- Funeral Directors Phone AM 5-3636 Brunswick, Georgia Compliments of BOYS SHOP Brand Names at Popular Prices Brunswick, Georgia JULIUS FRIEDMAN THE FAMOUS STORE Sporting Goods Army-Navy Surplus Brunswick, Ga. Phone: AM 5-3820 Compliments of THE BRUNSWICK NEWS Brunswick, Georgia Compliments of Compliments of TEXACO, INC. Fine Quality Rogers Jewelers Brumits Luggage V' Brunswick Georgia w % V' Compliments of GEORGE W. OWENS POPPA JOHN’S RECORD SHOP Men's Shoes Men's Clothes 1327 Newcastle Street Opposite Ritz Theater Brunswick, Georgia Brunswick, Georgia Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back SEARS 1919 Glynn Ave. Phone 265-3740 Compliments of H H SERVICE STORE ASHLEY’S JEWELERS Ph. AM 5-4980 1521 Newcastle St. Brunswick, Georgia Brunswick, Georgia Compliments of CAPLES STUDIO Brunswick, Georgia Compliments of W. T. BERRY Your Curtis Representative THE FENCE CO. •RESIDENTIAL� COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL LIFE-TIME CHAIN LINK FENCE FREE ESTIMATES 24 MONTHS TO PAY WRITTEN GUARANTEE PROMPT SERVICE TOP QUALITY FENCES HARRY S. PROUOFOOT, JR.. Omt 4 Mgr. BRUNSWICK, GA. 265-4922 WEEKDAYS - NIGHTS or HOLIDAYS 2113 NORWICH BRUNSWICK, GA. Compliments of WHITTLE FURNITURE CO. Brunswick, Georgia Altman's Feminine Apparel Brunswick and St. Simons, Georgia GLYNN RADIATOR SERVICE AM 5-7568 3827 Norwich St. Brunswick, Georgia C °C Waf r -v Compliments of SHADRON FURNITURE COMPANY GLYNN DISTRIBUTERS Wholesale Groceries Brunswick, Georgia Phone AM 5-4710 Royal Typewriters Victor Adding Machines Commercial Printing KNIGHT PRINTING HOUSE 1416 Richmond St. Brunswick, Ga. Phone AM 5-7320 2029 Norwich St. Brunswick Georgia better 'l atue at SCHREIBER’S SON Men's and Boys' Clothing 1403 Newcastle St. i—ick,Go. GIBSON-HART-DURDEN 265-5210 FUNERAL HOME ---------------------------- Est 1935 K S NEWEST AND MOST MODERN Rclioble—Dignified—Efficient Service 3015 ALTAMA AVENUE — COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED — COMPLETE SHIPPING SERVICE BRUNSWICK. GA TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY