Darlington School - Jabberwock Yearbook (Rome, GA)

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JABBERWOKK 1937 QAM, fm:ZW.Cf-'pay 54 Hi, jlwmaa For thrrty two years Shem has been a part of Darlrngton School As he swept floors cleaned wrndows and tended furnaces he kept a weather eye out for srgns of home srckness among the younger boys Many a homesrck youngster has been shown the ducks nests the opossums favorrte persrmmon tree and perhaps a young opossum hrdden away close to the bole of the tree or has heard the quarl on the hall answer Shem s Bob Whrte call and has forthwrth forgotten hrs nostalgrc pangs Shems people belonged to the founders of Darlrngton but now Darlrngton belongs to Shem Drudgery rs no longer part of hrs lot He can feed the ducks play wrth the faculty chrldren and follow the drctates of hrs own desrre as to the trdyrng up of the apartments of the bachelor rnstructors Shem can look at many a sparklrng eyed Darlrngton boy and recall the trme when the youngsters father played hookey and had rn the borler room or hung hrs knee length trousers and stockrngs by the furnace to dry after an apparently unrnten tronal lunge unto the lake Durrng such trmes Shem s admonrtrons were no doubt as valuabe as any lesson those boys ever heard expounded at Darlrngton Shem remembers wrth a chuckle the antrcs and escapades of vanous members pf the present Darlrngton faculty when they were callow youths of Darlrngton s lower orm We lrke to pay trrbute to Shem Thomas because we know hum to be a gentle man We know he has a gentle vorce and an understandrng heart We know that he has grown old gracefully and naturally We know that he rs a part of Darlrngton and always wrll be and we are glad that thus rs and can be true e. 'f' 4 . . - .rf .. .F. ., .Su JABBERWOKK 1937 puzzzzoz z1,,4,,f4 cs Cl DARLINGTON SCHOOL FOR BOYS 246 'X V' , S f lx. 1 M ,. .,. Q 6 , 5 N: ' , Axizvfi sw' is e umm e enfot an of R Ge g' 0Z6W0'C This 'Fellow students is your annual' This seniors is your book' ln this book we have attempted to capture the at mosphere and present the highlights ot our school year May this give to the outsider a minute glance ot Darling ton but that is not our chiet purpose We wish mainly to give to the Darlington student a tie that will bind him to this school and his friends here with pleasant and happy memories ln these pages we have attempted to pay tribute to the various 'Figures ot early Darlington and to present a brief history ot the school in addition to the usual portrayal ot school lite It the book pleases you our purpose is attained and we will be granted the personal satisfaction that could come only from accomplishing what we set out to do. M 256 Lcafwn To the founders and early developers of Darlrngton we cledrcate thus annual Par tucularly to Joseph James Darllngton John Paul Cooper Aluce Allgoocl Cooper Wal lnam Walker Brookes and James Ross Mc Cam Also our cledrcatnon extends to the orlgmal Board of Governors and those un mentioned hundreds of tnends and con tnbutors who have made possnble our beau txful campus and buuldungs Through therr untmng efforts hugh :deals and moral and maternal support an mstntutlon has been burlt not solely for the acqunsrtlon of knowl edge but also tor the development of youth unto Chrastuan manhood As Darlington stu dents we wush thus book to be our tnbute rn recogmtron of these great characters who have rndlrectly meant so much to us -P 0.46 611446.44 I Llfl7i0lfL OSEPH JAMES DARUNGTON was born rn Due West South Carolrna February IO l849 At the early age ot nrneteen he recerved from Erskrne College the degree ot Bachelor ot Arts l-lavrng prevrously taught rn Vrrgrnra and South Carolrna Mr Darlrngton rn IB69 accepted the rrrvrtatron ot Mr Walker Iverson Brookes ot Orange Grove South Carolrna to become a member ot hrs household as tutor to the younger chrldren lt was whrle actrng rn thrs capacrty that Mr Darlrngton through hrs quret drgnrty and sterlrng Chrrstran character produced a lastrng rmpressron upon the mrnd and heart of young Wrllram Walker Brookes who rn later years was to become a member of the trrst Board ot Governors ot the Darlrngton School ln l872 through the rnstrumentalrty ot Mr Walker lverson Brookes Mr Darlrngton accepted a posrtron as assrstant to Mr John M Proctor who was conductrng a prrvate school tor boys rn Rome Georgra Whrle teachrng rn the Proctor School Mr Dar lrngton made a profound rmpressron upon hrs students and touched therr lrves deeply for good They admrred hrm tor hrs scholarly attarnments respected hrm tor hrs Chrrs tran character and loved hrm tor hrs very manhood and humor Among these puprls was a young man John Paul Cooper who was later to establrsh a school hrmselt n whrch he hoped that the rdeals rnsprred by hrs former tea her mrght be perpetuated 'lhe Honorable F Regus Noel ot the Drstrrct ot Columbra Bar rn hrs notable brographrcal sketch ot Joseph James Darlrngton makes pertrnent reference to the wrde spread rntluence ot hrs former assocrate and rntrmate trrend even betore Mr Darlrngton attarned hrs malorrty hrs unusual character began to shower rts blessrngs on rndrvrduals and communrtres rn whrch he lrved and thrs benrgnrty contrnued rn rncreasrng quantrty and magnrtrcence untrl hrs death Contrnurng Mr Noel wrrtes quotrng from a letter wrrtten to hrm by l-looper Alexander Esq ot Atlanta Georgra who was also a puprl under Mr Darlrngton rn the Proctor School It would be hard to say rust wherern lay the qualrtres that so endeared hrm to the school and to the town Hrs demeanor was so modest and unobstrusrve and hrs rndrvrdualrty although detrnrte and pronounced was so lrttle manrtest that l have never qurte understood A f. 1 1 , . 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 , . , . 1 - 1 - ' . , ' , . , , r I . C . 1 1 1 I - . . . . . . ,, - 1 l 1 . . . . . . . ., . , , 1 1 , . , 1 '1 1 1 . . . H ' 1 1 1 :nr Id. Rb, CLA-Enbhfi unovllkn. 'T' L A!-G l.,'UL!R'l1 V'.!i RAIPZSNI ..2l'I?1Ff1W'S-3tln44lI5B'X-iGllKiH'.l'i3Ul?Q 'K 'MFT QY L pq ' kiwi, -' 9id4'F?iM l '5!i U'z. M-1'w..:r .- '-Ag.-w l42ivR v.. Qs' if 5 M 12 ' r , . 5? A Q 3 , li' . 33 V A ,. A rr S22 Q7 Y is P, rv '15 Jw W - ft? 5? f L25 if ii R3 si! i-. f.Q 5 li QE a. ul . G 2 lj 'J .-3 ' V' k ' -- - ' 1 va- V r-.'-. - - 1 - - . V ., .. ., ., - , N .- , .. . :--,,f.m.w,..w, .-.V , .-'f1,.',..-.,1..,.,v . . JOSEPH JAMES DARLINGTON the secret ot rt What I do lcnow rs this that upon the boys who attended the school he lett an rnettacable rmpressron and I thrnlc he largely influenced their tuture lrves I belreve l am warranted rn saying that he rntluenced them for good to themselves and to their country After two years ot trurttul experrence rn the Proctor School Mr Darlrngton left Rome tor Washington D C where he entered the senror class ot Columbia Law School Upon graduatron he was admitted to the bar and entered the law ottrces ot th Honor able Rrchard T Merrrclc Four years later rn I878 Mr Darlington began practrce tor hrmselt Hrs abrlrty as an attorney hrs reputation tor honesty and rntegrrty and the quret strength ot hrs lrte and character soon won tor hrm a pre emrnent place at the Drstrrct Bar On July 2l l885 Mr Darlington married Miss Elizabeth Rachel Meador the only child ot the Reverend Chastarn C Meador who founded the old Frtth Baptist Church This was Mr Meadors only pastorate and he served the church through forty seven years ot trurttul labor Mrs Darlrngton dred rn l89O survived by their two daughters Mrss Anne Charlotte also survive therr father Again quotrng from the Honorable F Regrs Noel The death ot hrs wrte thus early was a blow trom which Mr Darlington never recovered I-le made an etlort to drown hrs sorrow rn hrs work At the trme ot hrs death rn l92O Mr Darlington was the honored and beloved Dean ot the Bar of the Drstrrct ot Columbra There stands today rn Judrcrary Square Washrngton D C a monument erected to the memory ot Joseph James Darlrngton by a tew ot hrs close trrends and wrth the sanction ot Congress and the approval of the National Fine Arts Commrttee lt bears the tollowrng rnscrrptron IN MEMORY OF JOSEPH JAMES DARLINGTON I849 I92O COUNSELOR TEACHER LOVER OE MANKIND Throughout hrs lite Mr Darlington was an ardent churchman and tor many years was teacher ot the Berean Brble Class rn the Frtth Baptist Church Washrngton D C He was lcrnd and generous and gave largely ot hrs means and ot hrmselt to the bet terment of those around hrm Many ot the ablest and most drstrngurshed barrrsters practrcrng rn the Caprtal Crty today served their apprentrceshrp rn the ottrce ot Mr . . . 6 - Darlington and Mrs. Elizabeth D. Simpson, wite ot Dr. Charles Augustus Simpson, who JOSEPH JAM ES DARLI NGTON Darlrngton and among the leaders rn the realm ot busrness and trnance are to be tound those who were grven therr rnrtral opportunrtres through hrs generosrty and encourage ment He lrked and enjoyed people The summers at hrs Vrrgrnra country place were Irke an almost contrnuous house party From the varrety ot the guests someone once called rt a mrnrature world He called rt Lrberty Hall quotrng hrs old trrend Alexander Stephens Mr Darlrngton tound relaxatron from hard work rn trre ds books travel and the farm where he experrfnented rn crops and rarsed thoroughbred anrmals When rn town he enjoyed occasronal plays drnner partres wrth rnteres rng people and wrtty talk Hrs humor was one of the most attractrve thrngs about hrm and he had the rather rare faculty ot enjoyrng jokes on hrmselt as much as those on hrs trrends He was as tastrdrous about jokes as about books and plays he lrked them clever and clean Mr Darlrngton never lost rnterest rn the causes ot Educatron and kept rn close touch wrth the rnstrtutron named rn hrs honor and founded to perpetuate the rdeals repre sented rn hrs lrte Hrs attrtude toward the school was clearly shown rn the tollowrng excerpt from a letter wrrtten a few days betore hrs death to hrs trrend and former student Mr John Paul Cooper The arlment wrth whrch I am attlrcted my medrcal advrsers told me months ago wa rncurable I have enjoyed seventy one years ot lrte nearly or qurte seventy ot them years ot suttrcrently good health to admrt ot unrmparred actrvrty lrttle at that age remarns to be accomplrshed even rt a degree of health accompanres rt I have been fortunate rn realrzrng to a tarr degree the objects at whrch I have armed and wrll leave my grrls adequately provrded for rn vrew of whrch facts the present srtuatron wrth regard to myselt does not rn the least drsturb me on the contrary I am Iookrng wrth pleasant antrcrpatron of shortly renewrng asso cratron wrth the many ot my trrends and loved ones who have gone before shortly to be rejorned by those who tor a trme wrll remarn I recerved a letter ot sym pathy from a Commrttee ot the Young Men ot the School whrch l greatly apprecrated Havrng no sons the School wrll be my only rnterest left behrncl to perpetuate my name a memorral created for me by my boys of the Seventres rn whrch movement you were chref Please belreve that I deeply apprecrate rt and that the best wrshes ot whrch I am capable are tor you and each ot yours untrl we next meet 1 - rr - - rr - rr - rr - - - ' n . . r. , 1 1 I . , r. , . , . . ., . . . , . , , . . . r . . - . .r . . . . , r 1 I . , r . . , . 1 1 . 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Cooypez OHN PAUL COOPER was born rn Rome Georgra July 27 I858 l-lrs mother the former Mrss Harrret Smrth had marrred Captarn John Frederrclc Cooper who was lcrlled rn the trrst battle ot Manassas After the death ot hrs tather John Paul made hrs home durrng the summer months wrth hrs grandfather Major Mark Cooper at Glenholly near Cartersvrlle Georgra Durrng the wrnter he lrved wrth hrs mother rn by Mr John M Proctor he trrst came under the rntluence ot Joseph James Darlrngton who was at that trme assocrated wrth Mr Proctor rn the school Mr Darlrngton even tually entered the legal protessron however durrng the trme he was connected wrth the Proctor School as teacher and counselor the torce ot hrs personalrty rmpressed rtselt unalterably upon the lrves of the boys who came under hrs rntluence Not only hrs scholarly attrrbutes but hrs loyalty to the trnest rdeals and hrghest standards ot personal conduct left therr marlc tor good upon hrs students When rn late years John Paul Cooper founded a school for the boys ot Rome he named rt Darlrngton School as a trrbute to hrs former teacher and lrte long trrend On June 6 I889 Mr Cooper marrred Mrss Alrce Allgood a young lady of charm and drstrnctron Alrce Allgood was born September 25 l865 Her mother Mary Marsh Allgood was a natrve ot North Carolrna Her 'Father Andrew P Allgood had come from South Carolrna and rn 1843 founded the Trron Mrlls at Trron Georgra Three years prror to hrs marrrage Mr Cooper had gone to Boston Massachusetts where he entered busrness wrth Mr Charles Brush torm ng the trrm lcnown as Cooper and Brush He had for personal reasons determrned to lay the toundatrons of hrs busrness rnterest rn the East and for many years after therr marrrage Mr and Mrs . I I I I ' . I 4 4 - I ' . 4 - I . . . i . I ' I - I I . I . I u u . . . . . . . . I I ' Rome, and when fourteen years of age, having entered the private school conducted ' ' I I : I . . . I . . . I . r , I .. . . . . I I u . . . I . , . , 1 . I ' 1 - 1 , . ' I I . , r ' ' I I , . . LW ...J . 5, 5 ' 0 l i A Q f A 1 fi 3 3 N A 9 ' I ,. 1 . I . I 3 A W i ' u ' 3 P .3 I g . I 1 2 1 x s 4 ! 5 I i 3 A K JOHN PAUL and ALICE ALLGOOD CGOPER Cooper lrved rn Boston However rn I908 havrng accomplrshed hrs purpose M Cooper retrred trom busrness rn that crty and returned wrth Mrs Cooper and therr three sons Mark Andrew and Frederrck to Rome where he establrshed hrs permanent resrdence Havrng wrtnessed the rmpoverrshment ot hrs home land as a result ot the crvrl war Mr Cooper had earnestly determrned to make hrs contrrbutron toward the rehabrlrtatron and upburldrng ot hrs natrve communrty Upon returnrng to Rome and durrng the remarnrng years ot hrs lrte he gave generously ot hrs talents and resources tor the accomplrshment ot thrs purpose Always rnterestecl rn constructrve crvrc enterprrses he accepted many posrtrons of responsibility and leadershrp Hrs genrus as a busrness man was wrdely recognrzed and he became vrce presrdent ot the Howell Cotton Com pany ot hrs natrve crty and a member ot the trrm ot Cooper and Grrtlfrn ot Greenvrlle South Carolrna As an evrdence ot hrs rnterest rn educatronal matters he was tor the Board ot Trustees ot Darlrngton School Though remarkably successtul rn hrs career as a busrness man Mr Cooper tound trme to cultrvate the more rdealrstrc thrngs ot lrte and from hrs exactrng dutres sought release rn hrs lrbrary among hrs books rn the trelds and woods about hrs beautrtul home Woodhaven and rn the torests ot the North where he went trequently wrth hrs sons to hunt and to lrve rn the out ot doors He was a lover ot nature and beauty rn all rts torms and durrng hrs lrte wrote a number ot nature poems ot rare charm and rnsrght Hrs lrterary grtts were never made known to the general publrc and only a tew ot hrs rntrmate trrends were prrvrleged to see and admrre hrs slender volume ot verse He was a man ot rntallrble taste he possessed a delrcate sense ot propor tron and an unerrrng eye tor the beautrtul and symrnetrrcal rn landscape and archrtec ture In Mr Cooper was combrned common sense wrth brrllrant rntellect and modesty wrth generosrty He hated ostentatron and loved srmplrcrty rn all thrngs He was a drscernrng judge ot men and attarrs He belreved rmplrcrty rn those who had won . . . 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I r. many years President ot the Board ot Trustees ot Shorter College and President ot JOHN PAUL and ALICE ALLGOOD COOPER hrs conhdence and rnsprred rn men the desrre to ment hrs esteem Hrs home lrte was beautrtul and wrth hrs fund ot ready rntormatron hrs socral gracrousness and hrs lneen natrve wrt he made a genral host and charmrng companron Mr Cooper belreved rn boys and the necessrty for proper trarnrng durrng therr formatrve years Hrs tormer teacher Joseph James Darlrngton had exemplrtred tor hrm what he consrdered to be the rdeal relatronshrp between teacher and puprl wherern mutual rnterest and respect was ot such nature as to foster the fullest co operatrorr not only rn matters of rntellectual achrevement but also for the development of Chrrstran character and manhood And so rt was rn the year l905 that Mr Cooper determrned to burld a school rn whrch the boys of the crty mrght have the best edu catronal advantages at the least possrble cost In thrs undertalcrng Mr Cooper desrred the counsel and assocratron ot hrgh sprrrted men who would lend therr prestrge and rntluence rn malcrng the enterprrse a success From among hrs close trrends he care 'Fully chose a group ot gentlemen most ot whom were tormer students ot Mr Darlrng ton rn the old Proctor School Thrs trrst Board ot Governors was composed ot Wrllram Walker Brookes J N Krng A R Sullrvan Robert W Graves Junrus Hrllyer and J P Cooper all of Rome Together these gentlemen drew up the frrst constrtutron ot Darlrngton School and rt rs srgmtrcant to note that these two prrncrples are stressed as ot cardrnal rmportance frrst that no denomrnatronal polrtrcal or prrvate Interests should lrmrt or rntertere wrth the usefulness of the school second that no prrvate garn should ever be realrzed from the enterprrse The clear and expressed purpose ot the founders was to develop a school havrng regard to the boys character as well as to hrs rnstructron rn letters or scrence It seemed to them that rt one boy could be developed rnto such a man as Mr Darlrngton the ettort would be emrnently worth whrle In the words ot Mr Cooper The toundrng of Darlrngton School was prompted by a wrsh rn the mrnds ot some ot Mr Darlrng tons old puprls to perpetuate rn the town those lofty rdeals he repre ented and character for whrch he stood, and also to perpetuate rn the school the domrnant note ot hrs attrtude toward the puprl , . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 I - ' , . . , . . , . , , . . , . - 1 1 1 r 1 , . . . . . . . ,, . I , . . 1- .1 Gifs ,111 ,I CW He was not content wIth scholarshIp-that was demanded as a matter ot course but he held hlmselt bound to malce strong manly honorable men ot those puprls who should come under hrs care Dr James Ross MCCBID whom Mr Cooper selected as the trrst headmaster has sand wIth reference to Mr Cooper s Ideal tor the school He wanted personal contacts small classes thorough preparatron tor college but most ot all character trarnrng ln those trrst years ot the school Mr Coopers talks to the students were always wrth a detunrte pomt dealIng wIth honor or loyalty or rrght Ideas ot success or other noble qualItIes ot character ln the begunmng ot the enterprnse Mr Cooper assumed entnre responsIbIlIty ot the cost erectrng and equrpprng the orIgInal burldrng In l905 and enlargrng It In l906 For a perrod ot nuneteen years he gave thousands of dollars to make the school success l-le contrlbuted every penny that was gIven untrl In the campargns ot I92l and I926 the people ot Rome and other trrends came generously to hrs support In the burldrng ot the Greater Darlrngton The present sIte tormerly the DeSoto Parlc IS hrs gItt to the school Ot greater Importance than the large tmancral Investments made IU the enterprrse was the personal Interest trme and thought whIch both Mr and Mrs Cooper gave the project Accordrng to Dr McCann the flfSt headmaster Mr and Mrs Cooper ID addItIon to personally supervrsrng the erectIon and equIppIng ot the tnrst buuldrngs assumed entIre responsIbIlIty ot securmg the student enrollment tor the years l905 and l906 Qualrty was always encouraged even when It meant smaller student bodues and larger d6fIClfS ,, . . 1 1 1 . 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In , . - 1 - 1 1 1 1 - . . . , , . . , 1 - 1 1 I I . 4 1 ll ii Ii JOHN PAUL and ALICE ALLGOOD COOPER Mr and Mrs Cooper opened their home to trustees teachers and students and their loyalty to the staff and to the school even when mistakes were made was a constant source of inspiration and encouragement Through rt all Mr and Mrs Cooper kept themselves in the background and concealed their helpfulness as much as possible With the unconditional financial support ot Mr Cooper Darlrngton School de veloped into a recognized local Institution having the highest scholastic reputation However as the years passed Mr Cooper came to the realizatron that rt the school was to continue to operate in the future as a permanent enterprise it would be neces sary to establish rt on a selt sustaining financial basrs lt was hrs expressed opinion that no institution is sound that rs not financially sound Consequently l92I through the Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs Mr Cooper challenged the people of Rome to of the plant to include a boarding department ln presenting hrs proposition to the people of Rome Mr Cooper pledged S50 OOO contingent upon this sums being matched by an equal amount through public subscription In addition he agreed to purchase the beautiful DeSoto Park property tor the location of the new plant Com mrttees appointed from the Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs organized the drive and carried the proposition to the citizens ot the community In a remarkably short time the people of Rome responded with characteristic vrsron and generosity and S60 OOO was subscribed With this magnificent gesture the people ot Rome unequivocally endorsed the work which had been set rn motion by the founders ot the school Subsequently modern and beautiful buildings ot the English Renaissance type were erected on the new site and Greater Darlington became a realrty At this time the faculty was greatly enlarged and during the following years the school has continued to grow The administration has untailrngly observed Mr Cooper s stipulation with reference to linances In that since the begrnnrng of the boardrng department rn l923 the school has operated without one penny of deficit ' ' I I I I , , ' ll 4 I - I I ' , - . , in , become associated with the school by giving ot their means to enable the enlargement I ' I I ' I , ' I I . . . . . 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I JOHN PAUL and ALICE ALLGOOD COOPER Again IH l926 the people ot Rome contrrbuted llberally to the further enlargement ot the plant lnspnred by Mr Coopers own generosity the school has been loyally supported by nts many tnends and wnll contlnue to depend upon them to keep tauth wnth one ot the cardlnal pnncrples whuch governed Mr Coopers own relationships and which he expressed an these words Never dusappolnt a reasonable expectation John Paul Cooper Chnstuan gentleman dred December l7 I927 but has splnt lrves rn the school he tounded Has last message to the boys wntten at the Christmas tame precednng hrs death rs typncal ot has lute and :deals Wrshrng you all good fortune especrally good health and a clear conscnence now and hereafter No man ever had a more devoted wrte and companron than John Paul Cooper Dunng the truuttul years of hrs hte Alrce Allgood Cooper was hrs constant helpmeet and hrs greatest source ot rnsplratnon and encouragement Since the death ot her husband Mrs Cooper has carned on rn those spheres where hrs xnterest and attectron were most deeply centered The gracuous hosputaluty of therr home has been con stantly extended to students and taculty alike Mrs Cooper s loyalty to the statt and to the school and her untauhng rnterest IH all ot nts actrvutnes has contributed rnestl mably to the progress and development ot Darlrngton Her dlgnlty and posse as the most beloved member ot the Board ot Trustees and her quiet strength ot character has kept rn constant remembrance the hugh standards and pnncuples which her husband always coveted tor the school Few lnstrtutnons possess so noble a hentage as that bequeathed by John Paul Cooper and Aluce Allgood Cooper whose personal labors and lrberal benetactuons have made possrble the Darlnngton School The oblrgatlons ot so great a trust demand the hrghest rntegnty and the unswervnng drlngence of those who guide nts destrny lt wall be nn such measure as Darhngton keeps tarth wth nts founders that ut will achreve those purposes tor whnch It was unseltrshly dedlcated . , . . . , - 1 . . ,. . . . ., 1 1 1 1 - 1 . . . . . . , . ,, . . , . - 1 rr 1 1 - 1 , . - I 1 1 i ' 1 I . . Wzrmm wrret gmc La lLLlAM WALKER BROOKES youngest ot the three sons ot Walker Iverson Brookes and Harrret Estes Brookes was born March 28 l858 at Orange Grove the ancestral home ot hrs mother rn Barnwell Drstrrct South Carolrna Surroundrng the Southern Colonral house encrrcled by gardens vrneyards and orchards were broad acres ot tertrle lands through whrch the Savannah flowed to the sea lt was standrng upon the verandah as a lrttle boy srx years ot age that he looked out rnto the nrght and saw flames prercrng the black shadows as they leaped alott devourrng many homes upon nerghborrng plantatrons that vred wrth Orange Grove rn beauty Sherman and hrs men were on therr march to the sea Hrs tather Walker lverson Brookes gave hrs chrldren every educatronal advantage that the trme and the srtuatron permrtted In l869 the oldest son lverson Lewrs entered the Unrversrty at Athens Georgra and Joseph James Darlrngton a young younger chrldren ln advanced years Mr Darlrngton gave a vrvrd prcture ot the scene that met hrs eyes when he stepped trom the steamboat at Johnson s Landrng He saw a grove of grant magnolra trees under the spreadrng branches a young boy on horseback and over hrs arm the brrdle ot another horse that was rn readrness tor Mr Darlrngton From the trrst moment ot therr meetrng there began a relatronshrp between Wrllram Walker Brookes and Joseph James Darlrngton that was more than teacher and puprl rt was sprrrt wrth sprrrt Walkers devotron tor Mr Darlrngton strengthened wrth the years Mr Darlrngtons rdeas and rdeals hrs lotty standards ot conduct and character hrs rntellectual achrevements hrs srmple srncere relrgrous tarth lett therr rmpress tor lrte upon Walker Brookes Hrs beautrtul young mother had been called to her heavenly home rn I86O Several years later h s tather was unrtecl rn wedlock wrth Mrss Martha Cooley ot Rome and rn , , . 1 1 I 1 . I . . . I . I . I I . I . I f f I , . . . . I I . I . . I . , . , graduate ot Erskine College, was engaged to come to Orange Grove as tutor to the . . , I l I I . . . , . V , A wx. w W WILLIAM WALKER BROOKES l87O Mr Brookes removed wrth hrs famrly to that crty Mr Darlrngton was soon rnduced to rom them and contrnue the happy assocratron as tutor rn the famrly After an rnterrm Mr Brookes secured a posrtron for Mr Darlrngton rn the boys school founded by Mr John M Proctor Here young Walker contrnued under the rnfluence and trarnrng of Mr Darlrngton untrl he completed the course provrded by thrs school Influenced no doubt by the fact that hrs father was a lawyer early rn lrfe he chose the study of law as hrs vocatron So he now went to Atlanta to read law rn the ofhce of Judge George Hrllyer where Woodrow Wrlson was at one trme a student l-le was ready to stand hrs legal examrnatron at srxteen years of age when physrcrans told Mr Brookes hrs son could not lrve unless he had a radrcal change of lrfe and ceased such close study that rt was absolutely essentral that he lrve rn the open Thrs was a butter drsapporntment but relyrng upon hrs trust rn the love and wrsdom of rn South Carolrna he assumed the management ofthe large plantatron I-lrs father ownrng an extensrve lrbrary many books had been left rn the old home when the famrly removed to Georgra After the days work was over alone rn the house he would read books of travel of phrlosophy of relrgron The boy who at srx years of age had seen homes and fortunes swept away rn the flames of war as a lad of srxteen erghteen nrneteen felt a flood of sympathy for humanrty surgrng through hrs heart Nrght after nrght he would close hrs books leave the great empty house wrth rts lonely halls and go out rnto the open under the stars where God seemed so near and pray to the One whose ear rs ever ready to Irsten If l lrve make me of use to my generatron After four years at the plantatron hrs health was greatly benefrted, he therefore returned to Georgra resumed the study of law passed hrs examrnatron and was ad mrtted to the bar rn I878 Soon after thrs he opened an offrce rn Rome where he began hrs practrce Early rn hrs career he was chosen to represent Floyd county rn the Legrslature Hrs experrence rn the House of Representatrves served to show hrm that , . . . I I . I . . , . God, young Walker followed the course insisted upon and returning to Orange Grove, , . , ' f ll I . I . . ' I ' I I . . :-., . ' I f - WILLIAM WALKER BROOKES he dad not care to enter the polutncal arena and he ever afterwards confuned humself to legal practuce For a tnme he was nn the offlce of Judge Fouche Later he was closely connected wrth has brother In law Judge Waller Turnbull l-le had a remarkable analytical mnncl and was a brrllrant and lmpassxoned pleader at the bar Hrs ascendancy IH has pro fesslon was rapud and led to a drstlnguushed career From early youth he had evinced an exalted spnrutual nature and deep rellglous convlctron At thirteen years of age he had jorned the Frrst Baptlst Church and as he became establrshed In lnfe he concentrated has energles In efforts for the benefit of humanity and the mcomrng of God s Knngdom Ever interested IH education he as slsted many young men through higher rnstrtutlons of learning When John Paul Cooper determrned to found the Darlington School he requested Wnlllam Walker Brookes hns old schoolmate and fellow pupul under Mr Darlrngton to become a member of the courage and nobility of hrs life was an Inspiring example for the young men of thus rnstrtutlon Having absolute faith In the Chrlstran relrglon he lrved a llfe of personal sacrrflce that he might use hls means to carry the gospel of Chnst to the ends of the world He generously lent hrs and to hosprtals where the unfortunate might receive healing Mr Brookes also labored enthusrastncally for the development of Shorter College rn Rome Georgia glvrng unselfushly of hrs tame and means to thus worthy enterprise Soon after the completuon of thus great Woman s College he was united rn marriage wrth Miss Shatteen Mntchell removed to Atlanta and retrred from the practnce of law From that time to the close of hls abundant llfe hrs concentrated thought endeavor and prayer was for every phase of work for the betterment of humannty When IH the month of May l924 God called hem xnto a hlgher life the answer had come to the boy under the canopy of heaven Make me of use to my generatnon' first Board of Governors, in which capacity he served the school for many years. The uma JZMA z 14, HEN Mr John Paul Cooper decrded that a prrvate school ror boys ought to be established rn Rome Georgia he wrote to hrs old teacher and lrte long friend Joseph James Darlington for a suggestrorr as to someone who should head the new enterprise In replying Mr Darlington recommended Mr James Ross McCarn a grad uate of Erskine College After his graduatron from college Mr McCarn had talcerr hrs LL B degree at Mercer Unrversrty and havrng subsequently practiced law for two years rn Spartanburg South Carolina entered the teaching professron as prrncrpal of the hrgh school at Covington Tennessee He had been engaged rn this latter positron for two years when early rn June ot l905 Mr Cooper wrred hrm for an rntervrew and he came to Rome for that purpose later going on to the Unrversrty of Chrcago where he had enrolled for the summer session school he had been invited to head There were no burldrngs no trustees no faculty no students but a vrsrt rn the home ot Mr and Mrs J P Cooper convinced the pro spectrve teacher that they had a splendid ideal and that they would malce a success of rt whoever might head the school Accordrngly he agreed to become prrncrpal and going on to Chicago he left to Mr and Mrs Cooper the entire details of organ rzrng the school and even ot getting the students Mr Cooper havrng secured a group of hrs business friends to be the trustees pro ceeded wrth the purchase of a tract of land rn East Rome lthen a separate corporatron and wrth the erection of a new burlclrng However the new structure not havrng been completed rn trme tor the rnrtral opening the upper story of the East Rome Frre Hall was used for the first months of school When rn September of I905 Mr McCarn returned to Rome to take up hrs new dutres Mr Cooper and hrs family had already gone to Boston where they stayed for . L . I f . . I . I . . - . I f . , . . ' , . - . . . I . . . . . . I t . . . . I . I . . . . . I I Upon his arrival in Rome, Mr. McCain was surprised to find no evidences ot the I ' l I I f I I H . . . . . . , , - - , H . . . . I , f . I ' ' . . I I . . , i 4 JAMES ROSS MCCAIN half of each year and Mr J N Kung was the ummeduate pount of contact between the trustees and the school Thus the heavy responsubulutues of guudung the new enterpruse through rts Hrst year of exustence rested largely upon the shoulders of the young pruncupal The thorough and scholarly manner un whuch he laud the foundatuons of the new school hrs forthrught Chrustuan udeals and hugh standards of personal conduct and hus unturung energy and enterpruse un the performance of hrs dauly tasks all worked together to assure a favorable and effectuve begunnung for the new school And so long as Darlungton School shall contunue to luve and work un behalf of young manhood the abudung unfluence of James Ross McCaun shall contunue to be felt Dur ng uts furst year of exustence Mr McCaun was the only officer or teacher of the school However quotung Mr McCaun I was ably assusted by Shem Thomas the uanutor un keepung up the morale of the school Durung thus furst year there were some twenty students enrolled and takung courses un about seven dufferent grades THIS sutuatuon presented a real problem to the sungle teacher whuch he solved by conduct ung the dauly sessuons un two duvusuons the grammar grades un the mornung and the hugh school work un the afternoon Agaun quotung Mr McCaun It was umpossuble to hear all the classes every day but the pupuls seemed not to mund that In addutuon to hus teachung dutues durung the furst year Mr McCaun managed to fund tume to coach Darlungton's flrst football team The first year of the school convunced all concerned that there was a place for such work wuth boys and so for the second year the buuldung was consuderably enlarged and two addutuonal teachers were secured However even durung the summer of l906 Mr McCaun returned to the unuversuty for study leavung to Mr and Mrs Cooper the recruutung of students and the completuon ofthe buuldung It was not untul the summer of l907 that the pruncupal began to arrange for the enrollment of students and for the handlung of school detauls Ulf McCaun was pruncupal of Darlungton School for ten years beung absent on leave for the term l9Il I9l2 durung whuch tume Col W M Kemper was actung pruncupal Durung hus tenure he labored unceasungly to buuld the curruculum on sound but progres suve educatuonal pruncuples and to mauntaun throughout every phase of school lufe , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 I i , . . . .. . 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I I . , , . 1 - - . 1 - , . . . . 1 1 1 JAMES ROSS MCCAIN the hughest standards ot Chrrstuan character Known tamlllarly to has students as Fesser Mc he kept rn close touch nndrvndually wrth the boys and although he was regarded by them a a somewhat struct dlsclplrnanan admrnnsterrng penaltnes promptly for lntractnons ot' rules he gained their lastrng devotion and admlratuon through has unquestnoned srncerlty talrness and the engaging srmplnclty ot has demeanor Workrng In close contact with Mr Cooper James Ross McCann carefully lard the 'foundatlons of the schools curriculum and tradrtrons He was much rnterested In havmg Darlington graduates go to college and accordingly the standards of scholar ship and academic achrevement were devlsed to meet the most exacting requrrements of rnstntutrons ot hrgher educatron Consequently through the years Darlrngton has malntauned a notable record rn thus treld a large majornty ot her graduates gorng on to complete college and unrversuty courses wrth marked success However study was not over emphasrzed to the neglect ot more Important matters Dr McCann by example and nntelllgent dlrectaon labored to establish tradntrons ot honor rntegrrty lndustry and the attarnment ot Christian character Whale prrnclpal ot Darlrngton School Mr McCann completed the work tor the M A degree whnch he received from the Unrverslty otCh1cago un I9Il and also the work tor the Ph D degree which he received from Columbra Unlversrty In I9l4 In I9l5 he resrgned as prrncupal of Darlington School to accept the posrtnon as Regxstrar of Agnes Scott College At Agnes Scott College he was made vlce president In I92I and presrdent ln I923 whrch posntlon he now holds Under has able leadership thrs great southern college tor women has made notable progress ln sprte ot hrs characterustrc modesty Dr James Ross McCann has become an Important factor rn the realm ot Amerrcan education He rs actively engaged In the Southern Assocnatnon ot Colleges and Secondary Schools the Southern Unlversrty Conference and IS at the present time presrdent ot the Assocratlon ot Amerrcan Colleges One ot the relatnons whrch he prrzes most according to has own statement rs membershrp on the Board ot Trustees of Darlington School ,, ,, . . .. . I J 1 5 1 I I ' - 1 . , . .. . . 1 1 ' ' I I 1 - 1 ' . . , 1 1 1 , . , . ' ' 1 1 . . , . I . I ' I ' I I I I I , ,Q f x . Ei? ' ' u 1 T 'i 5 5' 3151! 1 L i ?v 2 2 1 Ef?f 'a gil il!!! , f . . ' , Q :u A ' ' f' 2 it V ' ,, I :I Z K A N ' .A QW 'f62?sfQii'fi.1 fig 'iff vw ' 4 .gli DARLINGTON'S FIRST HOME The Old Fire Hall v x 4 2 T 1 I efilfezvfczy, Quia D DARLINGT ,K If ni TF mf, is .LP ,- DARLINGTGN .W 4 Ah. L If, 'lg , 1 ana! Qamozzaw if I , ci. h iil3g14f,,V .' ,Umm J IW A . I Q f xg ia , - I I Us 5 y.A,A X' I I ,uolihgb ' I- I xx-L v i- -' ' -Ava. - Y - ON TODAY 1 I, A mann.. W I I, MN? I f ,T . x A, TT ,V I 'I' QI VI I I E 'I 5 I I ,J I' I I -.fi 'S ' D ' A M, , -M I I:Q H 3 V ' 1 'L I I . . yu V. I 1 Q . E , '. A 3-on 5 413 5.,g .I ' 'T M' I I , b - xQ,'.IilI,, .gSii,. Wm' I Q' I' 'I , Jr DARLINGTON'S FIRST BUILDING Now Cooper HaII I I I OF THE FUTURE I I I I I I s I Onlfenfgt INTRODUCTION MEMORIAL SECTION VIEWS FACULTY SENIOR CLASS CLASSES BELOW 6TI-I FORM SPONSORS ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS zeuufin? lie Qjazflngfon ob! 242147 2746 ,Lie c:QZ0l'Li 6l1l2ZdIfLC6 .up- E W 41,11 gulflbltltf 1'65LJ6l4t A OWLB N1 :Sun A411 QL? Circle lining Jia!! 0 LMLI1? j ODIIL if ,Z',?l,z,J Cmz, JABBERWOKK CLARENCE R WILCOX M A URESIDENT MATHEMATICS Davrdson College John I-Iopkrns Unrversrty ns ructor John Marshall g School Rrchrnond Vrrgrnra Assrst ant Drrector Educatron Gevres France Formerly Assocrate I-I ad master McCaIIre School Chatta nooga Tennessee Instructor rn Saumur Artrllery School Saumur France Phr Beta Kappa Darlrng ton srnce I92I i ann- ras WILLIAM JEFFERSON JUDD B S M S CHEMISTRY AND SPANISH Unrversrty ot Vrrgrn a Student Assrstant Department ot Spanrsh U yerslty ot Vrrgrnra Prrncrpal Saluda Hugh School Saluda Vrrgrnra Member LAssocratror1 Phone trque Internatronale Darlrrrgton srncc l924 ROLAND BRICE PARKER B A FRENCH AND HISTORY Dayrdson College I-Ionor Graduate Omrcron Delta Kappa Grad uate Student Urrryersrty of Wrsconsrn Student Assrstant rn Hrstorv Department Dayrdson Col lege Two years graduate worlc at University ot North Carolrna At Darlrngton srnce I926 RICHARD MURRELL YANKEE B A MATHEMATICS Washrngton and Lee Umycrsrty lntc medrate and 'Irnal scholastic and athl trc honors Darlrngton srncc I926 WARREN RANDOLPH LANGSTON PHYSI S AND COCIAL SCIENCE Mercer Unryersrty Honor Graduate Prrncrpal Roanolce School Prrncrpal Baxley Hrgh School Mercer Summer School Faculty Assrstant rn Athletrcs Sparks o ege Scrence Instructor Valdosta Hugh School CHARLES EVERETT SAMMONS B A HISTORY AND LOWER FORMS Mercer Unryerslty ns ructor Darlrrrgton I925 I926 A Q rc rector Eastman Hugh School Eastman Gcorgra Clraduate Student Mercer Unrversrty Graduate Drclc Hanley Howard Jones Coachrng School Northwestern Unrversrty WILLIAM S DIX JR BA MA ENGLISH Unrversrty ot Vrrgrnra fn a an rna hon Ph B ta Ka a Rav n Assrstarrt Instructor o nglrsh Unry rs ty o V 3 a Gra uate tudcnt at Unv rsrty o C rcago D rl ngton s nc 2 l....I ROBERT H COBB BA MA LATIN AND GERMAN Southwutern UnversIty Tulane UnIy rsIty Formerly Drrector ot Athlctlcs Cl'IarnberlaIn I-lunt Academy Graduat Student Umversrty ot Ch cago ROSS MCCAIN LYNN JR BA bEOMETRY AND HISTORY Pr sbytcnan Colleg ot South Carolma Honor Graduate Football Captam I93l All L S n 9 Schoas IC Blur: L Eorrnu Athl TIC Durcctor Dulalm Hgh School JOHN WILLIAM LAFFERTY B A MATHEMATICS Dawdson College Orrncron D Ita Kappa AssIstant AthletIc Dr Q r Kmgs Mountan I-hgh At CLIC Drector CrossnoIr School CrossnoIr North Carolma Dar lmgton sInce 935 RICHARD ORME FLINN JR BA FIELD REPRESENTATIVE Dawdson College Forrmr DIYZCLOY ot Athl tes Lees McRae Co' lege Ormcron Delta Kappa Darlmgton snc 9 WILLIAM TOWERS MADDOX A LL B BIBLE AND LOWER FORMS Urny rsoty ot Geo-rgIa Emory UHIVCISITY Va dICtorIan Darlmgton l93O Phn Kappa Ph I eta P Sph nx Student Traclc Coac UnIvLrs ty of GZOTQIC RILEY D POWELL BA PUBLIC SPEAKING AND FRENCH Day dson College I-Ioror Graduat Darnngton PresIdent o Aloha Epsnlon nc pal of Braselton Georg a I'-hgh C col lnstru or Traclr Coach Dwcctor N wapap r Rw rsd Mlltary Asa erny 7 ERNEST L WRIGI-IT B A M A HEADMASTER ENGLISH WIII am and Mary Unrv TSITY ot VIrgInIa Pr nr pal VIrgInIa I-hgh School Ph Beta Kappa FIrst Lwzutrznant U S arm C ps IQI7 Dar n ton smcc I92O JABBERWOKK A - l M c or-,H -I9l9. I lflgg sm' I ,QI E LI, I so. I If ' Kay. ' Q , I , Dublm, GEIOYQIG. to, ' I I ' , hlr :Q L I .I . I I U ' - ' ' ei , - v ' I 3I. ' I .B., . . yu . I , Il l . V. Ph Dal hI. I , h, I Q, . ' t I , RIWI . PrI I 1 I I , S In . . Ct , , ' of Q Q , Q I -3 I d , V i Y 1 It JABBERWOKK CR Shfl SUE WATTS GILMORE DlETlTlAN Shote Coll ge SADYE JOHNSON LANGSTON BA LTBRARTAN SOCIAL DIRECTOR BERNICE E HALL SECRETARY TO FACULTY lLcftj A. D. HULL TREASURER ELLA WYATT NURSE Georgia State Teachers College: Chautauqu School Ol Nursrngg Public Health, Columbia Un versity. Formerly Nurse at Georgia School for th Deaf. LOUISE WINGFIELD GLOVER HOUSE MOTHER l I f f 2 . Wesleyan College. -138,- QDIOV Class QHICZVS BlLL SNELLINC JOK QARTER D1VlKl l-lonor Counfnl Representatrves BYRD MERRML BlLLY TROTTER A Brell'l1story ol Darlrngton Selwool Ea 1937 JABBFRWOKK Wltn n in portals ol srnall Erslrrne College n tlne sorrng of H368 degree ol Baclwe or of Arts was awarded 'to a nineteen year old bov Tlus box! turned to lace the world never realrzrng that Inns destrny would loe tp prompt the ereenon of an rnstrtutron that would enlrven and perpetuate Une ldeals tlwat lfe ll ed for Tlnus rnan was Joseplw James Darlrngion one wlwose nlluenee set flue loundatron upon wluelm would oe burlt a slwrn lfn v n as llne Darlrngton Qelrool Q40 X ....,...., . . . Preslofr , ' K ...... ..,... V me-presrdcfnl PPT NS , , ..... Seerefary and lrefafu ' ..i1... N.. Conn' r - 1 ri, inf .rfor al inf: , A r e ' e l N A ,a x T K . . or X - . f V I ky 4 . W .V . . l . 1 1 . . . , . . l 4 - ' I C o r . A o . ROBERT COTTON ALSTON cto Wht ag o c V yFoo a RUSSELL ANDREWS d c 3 J o Vasty Foo all DERREK ARCHER d c g P octo BRITTON FEREBEE BEASLEY c C c om Mdget a Md tBsea Joseph Darlington was born in Due West South Carolina February IO l849 As he grew up he decided his first trial ot lite would be the pro tessron ot school teaching After graduating trom college Mr Darling ton went to the home ol Walker lverson Brookes at Orange Grove John son s Landing South Carolina as private tutor tor his children one ot which was William Walker Brookes later destined to play a part in the history ot this school ln l87O Mr Walker lverson Brookes moved to a small town in north Georgia called Rome Mr Darlington was induced to join them in Rome as tamrly tutor but he stayed with them only a short time l-'le returned to South Carolina to teach ln l872 Mr Darlington l4'l Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia Simplicity and naturalncss arc his cardinal virtues. Oro rg ic Fl C rnrnrtt ex arsit tb ll. Rome, Floy ounty, Georgia H' hapbv oflucky manner is thc Cnvy l ll. uni r r i tb . Rome, Floy ouniy, Georgia Arr arrow shot at thc target of knowledge. Swrmmin r r. Fountain, Pitt ounty, North Carolina This arniablc boy is the: friend of all and the crrcrny of none, Proctor: Dan e De ovation C rn itteeq i Baskctb ll: r ge a ln Il. H I I I . , . ' I - . . . . . . I I I JAMES ALFRED BENZING Ashevrlle Buncombe County North Carolina cnuty us rr n tha orlrs almost automatxcally Pro tor l-lonor Society Whrte Flag Comrnlttee Manag r M dgct Football M dget Basketball RANDOLPH BERRY Rome Floyd County Georgra a orpoto hs o ac 5 at HUGH ROBERT BEST Rome Floyd County Geolgra ra ra t rs has persona 1 y JABBERWOKK Lterary Statl Managlng Eclrtor DARLINGTONIAN Dance Committee THOMAS NEWELL BLAKE Ashevulle Buncombe County North Carolma Uhassumrrg a d unprctcnto s possessed of a c ram qu et a d vrolable dlgnu Proctor DARLINGTONIAN Lrterary Stalt JAB BERWOKK Lrterary Stalt Mudget Football Junior Varsrty Football Mudget Baseball was called to the J M Proctor School, a small pruvate school ot Rome, through the instrumentality ot Mr Broolces Although the Darlington School was not to be established until l905 It was whale Its founders were students IH the J M Proctor School under Mr Darlnngton that they learned to know, love, and honor ham Out ot thus Impression grew the desire of one ot the students John Paul Cooper to bulld a school that would rnnmortaluze the :deals ot so great a per sonalrty l42l . I I . Ing 1 pl a wi t w Q 7 . ' : : C , l I l T - I I - Srlcnt -nd well 0 rr ncdg l D ssibilitncs r re . I I ' Sonny is has name, sunny ls his disposition, and d n ' l't . i : ' , . I 1 . n i u q et ' I rv in ' ' 'ty. I CLYDE WILLIAM BRITT Bristol Sullivan County Tennessee a a ytcal rn nd caoabc of cop ng 4' cornplcx p oblcrns Proctor JABBERWOKK LI rary Staff JABBER WOKK Business Stag DARLINGTONIAN Liter if ay Sttt DARLINCSTONIAN Business Staff '7' Traclr WILLIAM PAIN BUTT Blue Ridge Fannin County Georgia o overcomes himself frst vcrcor I a JABBERWOKK Bus n ss Staff JOI-IN EDWARD CANN Greensboro Guilford County North Carolina a it es h lc observln his an Ics Proctor JABBERWOKK LIterary Stahl DARLINCS -2 Q TONIAN Literary Statt Honor Society Junior Varsity Football Junior Varsty Basketball 'CZ' JOE I-IOLLINCESWORTI-I CARTER Anderson Anderson County South Carolina I-I principles and slralghtfor ardncss Ina C rn a lea VIce President Senior Class Orchestra Y M C A Cabinet White Flag Committee Varsity Foot a The ambition of Mr Darlington grew l-le left Rome In I874 for Washington, D C to enter law school l-le climbed high on the road to success and became one ol the most prominent lawyers ot Washing ton l-le died In l92O as the Dean ol the Bar of the District ot Columbia l-le IS the only American born person who has never held otllce, to have a monument erected to his memory IH a Washington public parlc The erection ot this beautiful memorial was unanimously approved by the United States Senate l43l An n l I Il l i with lif,lS . L. . , I te I r a : ' ' : a . , . I . HQ wh i I I will o I I' II I: I ter, I I: . I . I y rL.V .5 A . Natural in action, lrccn in mind. Onc forgets his bil' i w I i 5 ' ti . Q . ' - vi s ' . '. Y 5' . - . , , I , ' 'NJ' . - . 1 I fi I I V igh ' ' ' . W I hi der. b ll. I THOMAS VICKERS CAUBLE Wmston Salem Forsyth County North Carolina One having rt and wisdom and a comely countenance JABBERWOKK Bus ness Statt Junror Varslty Foot ball Forum Committee DAVID OTIS CHESNUT Atlanta DeKalb County Georgia Hc does those things ll for whrch Nature has fitted m and pr scnts to al an cxampc o pleasant urbanrty DARIJNOTONIAN Luterary Statt Dance Com mrttcc Junror Varsuty Football Varsuty Track GEORGE JUDSON CHESNUT Gaylesvrlle Cherokee County Alabama gg, Dcpendablllty and moral strength matched by qulct hch gryes a balance that IS pleasrng WO Varsrty Football 5-if 'C' WILLIAM INSLEE CODDINGTON Charlotte Mecklenburg County North Carolrna Wthln hmm the trre of manhood blazes About hrn e o n er th spar humor brightly burns Chalrman White Flag Committee lntra murals Varslty Football John Paul Cooper completed hrs education and In l889 married Alice Allgood a woman ot charm and drstrnctron They journeyed to Boston, Massachusetts to enter the cotton business l-lere he acqurred a com tortable tortune and returned to Rome to remarn tor the rest ot hrs years Mr Cooper was a man ot modesty humrlrty and hugh :deals ln the year l905 Mr Cooper called about hum a group ot the old students ot the l-lonorable J J Darlington to present to them an Idea an ldea and a desure to burld a school In whrch boys might have educa l44 . W. 'S 5 7 ' ' . ' wc A ' hu c l I f K' W i ' ' ' . i , . . ' .Y th wlck t si c ity, lit by e k of , . 1 - T LEONARD HOYLE CRAVER Lexungton Davrdson County North Carolrna ch o c asc h 5 att rbu es Assrstant Coach ot Junror Vars ty 'C?' D LEON CU LBERSON Shannon Floyd County Georgia ural cooro ton of rn nd a C1 oo Vars ty Football Varsrty Baslc tball C MAURICE CULBERSON Shannon Floyd County Georgra rr sports he nay sornct rrcs rr b never ou Varsrty Football Varsrty Baslc tball WILLIAM ANDREW DALE Columbra Murry County Tennessee l-lc has learned much but 3 eater than that h perspectrve has b oadencd as hs lr o ledge has deepened Proctor JABBERWOKK Lrterary Statt DAR LINGTONlAN Lrterary Start Dance Decoratron Commrtt e l-lonor Soc ety Mrdget Football Junror Varsrty Football tronal advantages at the least possrble cost These men jorned wrth hmm rn thus enterprrse and at that moment Darlrngton School was born Mr Cooper expresses the reason tor toundrng thus school rn these words the toundrng ot Darlrngton School was prompted by a wrsh rn the mrnds ot some ot Mr Darlrngton s old puprls to perpetuate rn thrs town those lotty Ideals he represented and character tor whrch he stood and also to perpetuate rn the school the domrnant note ot hrs attrtud l45l A r r I a tl h r G ' ccro nature an a gc rf ter are o', r two of r r t . 1 ' r '. I I I Nat ina r i n' dy. r 3 e . In lrlc, as i , r i r be , dow , ut t. f f A 'Q f - 5 , r is r r ,F l'l W . 2 ' , , l . Y ' e z R : ' 2 ll ' ' v - 1 - V r . . . L I . . . . C ROBERT LANG DAVIS Farmvllle Putt County North Carolma A varrablc personality counterbalanced wlth rnvaruable characternstrcs DARLINGTONIAN Busrness Statt PATRICK CANDLER DINKIINIS Atlanta Fulton County Georgra a ll chmb the ladder of success f hrs goal can be reached by ambltlon and concentrated effort Proctor DARLINGTONIAN Lrterary Statt Dance Committee l-lonor Society Secretary Sensor Class Assustant Manager Varsnty Football Track RGMEO DI PRIMA Bran o r plus the type of power that hrs name represents Honor Socaety WILLIAM LEE DIX A pleasant persoralrty and a good mund are here combmed to guve great possrbrlrtres Midget Football toward the puprl he was not content wuth scholarship that was de manded as a matter ot course he held hrmselt bound to make strong, manly honorable men ot those pupils who should come under hrs care Thus the purpose ot the tounclers was to develop a school of character as well as a school ot knowledge Mr Cooper has otten sand that It Darlington could develop only one boy into such a man as Joseph James Darlington, the ettort was more than worth whale l46l P t wl V I , I A Rome, Floyd County, Georgia i p we A I T .. . . rr , . GEORGE PENROD DOUGLASS Hollywood Broward County Florrda Lct thus ma follow hrs bent and has natrve abllrtucs wrll help hum achrcvc drstrnctron Jumor Varsnty Football Transferred trom Mlaml Hugh School JULIUS WILSON DUNN Baxley Applrng County Georgra Modcsty and Courtesy combmcd gve hum the frrst prcrcqurs tes of success Mudget Football DARLINGTONIAN Busrness Staff WARNER GARDNER FLETCHER Sprrngfreld Hampden County Massachusetts ood orator o ach cvcs hrs cnds nth typ ca yankcc shrr: dness and ngenulty Busrness Manager JABBERWOKK Vuce Press trons Debating Team Wrnner ot Proctor Medal Vulcung JOHN ERNEST FREEMAN Rome Floyd County Georgra A happy state of mnd the frrst toward optlmrsm lntra murals Mr Cooper then called rn the prrncrpal of the Covlngton Tennessee, l-lugh School, James Ross McCann Thus man lett hrs tormer protutabl positron to come to Rome expecting a substantlal posrtnon an a small private school Great was hls surprrse when he arrived to fund out he was go.ng to worlc tor gust an rdea When he was told ot thas rdea, so great was has enthusrasm that he agreed to stay on ln Rome as the first head master ot Darlrngton l47l . i . , .i A A 3 wh 1 ' W' 1 I w i ' . dent, Y. M. C. A.: Chairman, Board ot Publica- i Q js ' step ' I 4,.-ar FELIX FUDGE Colqurtt Muller County Georgia O e s judged by hs appea ance Immaculate and well groomed he rs the soul of krrrdly courtesy Dance Decoratron Commrttec Orchestra lntra murals LElTl-l HALLOWAY GARROU Valdese Burke County North Carolrna H s accomplrshme ts a e not wrrtten rn books b t rn the hearts of has fellow students Orchestra Whrte Flag Commrttee Mrdget Foot Dall Junror Varsrty Football Junror Varsrty Bas ketball Track LOUIS WILLIAM GARROLJ Valdese Burke County North Carolma Mechanrc mrle fancrer frrend choose w at you w ll Proctor JABBERWOKK Busrness Statt Orchestra .lunror Varsrty Football Varsrty Track ANDREW GENNETT Ashevrlle Buncombz County North Carolrna Independence humor and wllrngncss all rolled into one A personalrty that will cope wrth any srtuatron Proctor JABBERWOKK Lrterary Statt Co ordrnat :ng Editor JABBERWOKK DARUNGTONIAN Lrterary Statt Dance Commrttee Vrce Charrrnan Debatrng Team Forum Board ot Publrcatrons Mrdget Football Mrdget Basketball Mrdget Baseball Junror Varsrty Football The trrst Board ot Governors was selected Most ot these men were former students ot Mr Darlrngton The charrman ot the board was Wrllram Walker Brookes already mentroned as the puprl ot J J Darlrng ton The members that constrtuted the board were J N Kung A R Qullrvan R W Graves Junrus l-lrllyer andJ P Cooper, all ot Rome Thrs board drew up a charter So greatly drd they desrre to make thrs an roleal rnstrtutron that rn thrs charter they stated that thrs rnstrtutron should never be used tor seltrsh or trnancral garn They set down that no I4 1 r ni' i r . , . . 1 r r ,' n r ' ' u' , , . , . I r I .I .rim .1 . - h i. 1 I . ' ' .l . r r ' I , . . ' . . . , . . GEORGE l-IAZELHURST GILLON JR Atlanta Fulton County Gcorgra stro g s lent man Hose potcntraltcs arc g ca Proctor JABBERWOKK Lrterary Stat' DARLlNCu TONIAN Literary S art Whrte Flag Commrttee lunror Varsrty Basketball Track Team Varsrty Football RICHARD LEA HACKETT Rom: Floyd County Georgra H s easy go ng appca ance a d lackada s cal att tudc cad us dsgu c Danc Commrttee Seven Year Club Pr sd nt of Lower Forms Mrdget Football Mrdget Bas bal Junror Celtrc Basketball Junror Varsrty Football Junror Varsrty Basketball Varsrty Basketball Co Captarn Varsrty Football Captarn Varsrty Golf WILLIAM EDWARD l-IACKETT Rome Floyd County Georgra An a gumentatrve sp rt tcnacrty and athlelc abl y make hm an unusual pcrso Dance Commlttee Dance Decoratron Comm ttee Seven Year Club Honor Socrcty Pres dent ot Freshman Class Mdget Football Midget Base ball lnnror Varsity Football Jun or Varsrty Bas ketball Varsrty Football Varsrty Basketball Var srty Golf THOMAS TAYLOR HAMMOND Atlanta Fulton County Georgra vase hum hat ocs d ly a Proctor JABBERWOKK Literary Stahl DAR LINGTONIAN Lvterary Statt Edrtor DARLlNC5 TONIAN Honor Socrcty Vlkrng Y M Cabrnet Mrdgct Football Jun or Ccltrc Basket ball Tennrs Board ot Publrcatrons denominational polrtrcal or private Interest should lrmrt or rnterlere with the benetrcent rntluence ot the school that the sons ot the rrch and poor should be treated as equal and each boy be judged on hrs own ments and accomplrshments Darlrngton has not a single seltrsh purpose rn ts toundatron nor has there been any rn rts development lt was arranged rn the tall ot I905 to hold the school on the second tloor ot an old ture hall Mr and Mrs Cooper solrcrted the trrst student l49l , . I 1 ' A rw i r w ' ir r t. , t f- . ' 5 lr I I I 4 l ' l Y fl l l l mrsl g hc rs a Trtan rn 4 rs . e ' 3 n ' 7 -J l -3 . , L r r I I . r ' ll, V 1 riff l n. W ' 1 1 I . , I 5 : I 7 ' - T It Q I y . I I A P i ' t d well hrs ai tsk. I f ' t ' s : y s . r .1 . ,, . . . . . . l - - - - rr , , . . . CARTER EDWARD HARRIS Shannon Floyd County Geougua aura a ccanda ood soo a al ays stu Varsuty Football Varsuty Baslcctball JOHN WALTER HEDRICK JR Hugh Pount Guulford County North Caroluna Danc ng Fest topped by a capable baun rmaru Whutc Flag Comrnuttcc Varsuty Foot ball Junuor Varsuty Baslcctball ARNOLD BELTRAIN HUEE ugh Pount Guilford County North Caroluna vc complau g nd fucndy n the dccpcst VYWGVVHCY TONIAN Busuness Stott Orchestra STEVE GORDON HUGHES Rome Floyd County Georgua kcs th st of hu scf as furs a Y M C A Cabunct Vausuty Football body personally from the dutlerent tamulues ot Rome For the turst year James Ross McCaun was the only teacher The school was then lcnown as Rome Hugh School tor a hugh schoou un Rome had not yet been establushed lt was not untul the summer ot IQO6 that the people ot Rome, um pressed by Mr Cooper s udea, establushed a publuc hugh school Because ot thus, the school had to be renamed Mr Cooper wrote Mr Darlungton who was stull un llffashungton and asked tor hus permussuon to name ut the l50l A ru 1 I thl t g rt wuth smulc that w 'cks. , . i u ' . Chau , np ' - H. . ' . I . Nc u nin a u l l DARUNGTONIAN Litcrary Stattt DARLING- One who ma c mo 'rn l h won his ' t b ttlc, . . I . . , . . . . - . Q, JOE HUNEYCUTT Albemarle North Carolrna have b en c ra c s fac uc rs ods somctrm s u o Junror Varsrty Football WARREN C HUNT JR Rome Floyd County Georgra 5 ra c mar t holds rfoc than ord could c prcss DARUNGTONIAN Busrness Statt HUGH SHOCKLEY JACOBS Clmton Lawrence County South Carolrna O c equally capable at usrng hand or hcad JABBERWOKK Lrterary Statt JABBERWOKK Busrness Statt Orchestra Whrte Flag Cornmrttee Junlor Varsrty Football DARLINGTONIAN Bus: ness Statt JAMES SHUTTLEWORTH JOHNSTON Greenvrllc Grcenvrlle County South Carolma an s one would have least srxteen Proctor Managrng Edrtor DARLINGTONIAN Bo rd ot Publrcatlons Darlrngton School Hrs permrssron was treely granted Mr Darlrngton wrote hrm rn later years that he considered Darlrngton School the greatest and one endurrng monument to hrs memory Durrng the same summer a small and desrrable burldrng was erected rn a qureter part ot East Rome on Nrnth street Durrng the burldrng ot th larger Darlrngton, Mr McCann went to the Unrversrty ot Chicago to study aw l5ll Ere now many e nth II d by hl llc tong . H' wr ' C nd him. . , . A sn-ile is hi t d kj i r any w x . . I I . Vl I . His interests are deep. . I . I , If a bfi had cylinders thi at y - r a ' A . l . . . . , ANGUS CROMARTIE KELLY JR Ashevrllz Buncombe County North Carolrna as s rrothr 3 save h a rs c cr rcady to meet thc advances ot frrcndshrp DARLINGTONIAN Busrness Statt lntra murals THORNTON KENNEDY Atlanta Fulton County Georgra c s u a ou t al scck thc u rmatc good lntra murals JOHN INMAN KIDD Rome Floyd County Georgra olhc att rbutcs that make for success Proctor JABBERWOKK Busrness Stott DAR LINGTONIAN Busrness Statt JAMES KING Rome Floyd County Georgra lmprovcnrc t has come to hrm through srnccre effort Junror Varsrty Football When school started rn the tall ot l906 two new faculty members were added George Washrngton Etlrnger and l.ewrs Marvin Lester As the years rolled by the rmportance ot Darlrngton was realrzed by the people ot Rome and Darlrngton grew rn srze and tame James R McCann was the presrdrng headmaster untrl l9I5 when he was called to a broader treld at Agnes Scott College, Decatur Georgra l52l , . . , , . Hc lr 'rr what is is own nd. ' y lil'r bt CS -wc l lt' . I I I Nalcrc has endowed him with a good mlrrd and f f . I I - n ' ' . , . , . OWEN EARL KIRKLAND Rome Floyd County Georgia he other days he woul have jo ed a usadc o a nd of crm rn s Proctor JABBERWOKK Literary Statt DAR LINGTONIAN Literary Staff Mdget Football Track ERNEST KIRKHAM LEACI-I JR Memphis Shelby County Tennessee real cn hus ast ays yal o c :deals and to Darling on Poctor Dance Committee Dance Decoration cl nt Y M C A Varsity Track WILLIAM FAIN LeGRAND Shelby Cleveland County North Carolina A complex nature ith a pe sonallty at orks mr aclcs DARLINGTONIAN Business Stalt Orchestra Y M C A Cabinet Junior Varsity Football Junior Varsity Basketball THOMAS JAMES LESLIE Bennettsville Marlboro County South Carolina A yarn spinning South Carolln an gifted with a good nature and a cheery sprt JABBERWOKK Business Statt DARLINGTON IAN Business Statt Varsity Football The second headmaster was George Isaac Briggs who came trom Mc Callie School and had served the preceding year on the Darlington taculty It was during his tenure that Darlington ruled supreme rn athletics It won the title ot State Football Champions atter deteatrng McCallie, Boys I-lrgh Gordon Military Academy, Chattanooga I-Irglw Rome I-Irgh and Drsque During the same year I9l5, a group ot representative Darlington boy, met In the Rome Chamber ot Commerce They were to discuss a matter l53I Had Iivcd in , d I in er r ba wand ' 3 rr' trcls. 7 i : , . A t I . Alw Io 1 his fri nds, ' , ' t . Committee: Viking: President, Junior Class: Presi- e , . . . ,g ' . wi r I tl! w 'r . . . , i . , i I . l I I . . . F A ' I MARK McDONALD LINDSEY Rome Floyd County Georgua An excellent mrnd rn a sound body plus a good pcrsonalrty makes the all rour-d boy Dance Commrttee Honor Socrety Manager Varsrty Basketball Varsrty Football Junror ar srty Football Junror Varsrty Basketball CHARLES MacARTl-lUR Ashevrllz Buncombe County North Carolrna A hard worker and a real asset to the school Hrs dependabrlrty rs legendary Proctor JABBERWOKK Luterary Staff DAR LlNGTONlAN Lrterary Staft Dance Commrttee Charrman Dance Decoratron Commrttee Vrkrng Whrte Flag Commrttee Co Busrness Manager DARLINGTONIAN Crrculatron Manager DAR UNCSTONIAN Busrness Statt DARLINCSTON IAN Board of Publrcatrons CHARLES MOSLEY MARSHALL Charlotte Mecklenburg County North Carolrna Good nature rs an attrrbute many wrsh to possess rt rs an rnnate characterrstrc of some Proctor DARLINGTONIAN Lrterary Statt Junror Varsrty Football Golf JAMES SERVETUS MASON JR Thomasvrlle Grady County Georgra He has qualrfrcatrons that great men are rnadr: Strong quret of manner he wrns one by has smcerrty Proctor Dance Commrttee Dance Decoratron Commrttee Honor Socrety Presrdent Honor uncrl Y C A Cabinet Vrkrng W re Flag Commrttee Secretary Sophomore Class Junuor Varsrty Football Varsrty Baseball Junror Varsrty Basketball Varsity Baseball ot vrtal Importance a matter that would attect Darlrngton more than any one thrng rn Its hrstory the Honor System Atter thus drscussron the matter ot the rnstallatron ot the Honor System was placed betore the school and adopted unanrmously Much credrt rs due these boys who helped to rnrtrate successfully such an organrzatron rn our school The pnncrples and Ideals ot Darlrngton are embedded rn the Honor System lt was not untrl l92l that the student body drew up a constrtutron out l54 , 1' . I' . V 1 '4 I of. Co 'z I. M. . . 'J 1 : ht , . HENRY EATMON MAY Haw Rrver Alamance County North Carolrna Hr: rs good ratured and never too trcd or too busy to help a frrend Junror Varsrty Football NEIL WADE MCARTHUR Jacksonville Duval County Florida rs personalxty and good humor a c cngagrng lntra murals ARCHIE ALEXANDER MCMILLAN Ralergh Wake County North Carolrna Unlathomable he pursues the norseless tenor of has way Gentlemanly courtesy and a sensrt veness o spurt mark hrs every acl n DARLINGTONIAN Lrterary Staff Orchestra JunrorVars1ty Football HARRY YOUNGER MCSWEEN Defunrak Springs Walton County Florrda Hs nature IS a gentle contradiction combining suavnty wrth character aggressrveness with modesty Charrman Whnte Flag Comrnrttee Varsrty Foot ball Varsuty Basketball lrnrng the powers of the System Thus advance was led by Robert W Graves, a senior ot that year ln l9l6 the Darlrngtonran was established Today rt has grown to be one of the most prominent preparatory school papers rn the South and nvals many college papers ln l9l7 John Maxwell Harden took the place ot Mr Brrggs as head master Mr Brrggs left Darlungton to rom the Baylor School of Chatta nooqa He as at the present headmaster ot Battle Ground Academy l55l ' , i H' r '. . ' 'r f N to. r EDWARD BOYNTON MEADOWS Orangeburg Orangeburg County South Carolrna Drurns a d taps sound a fanfare to gurde hrrn Proctor DARLINGTONIAN Lrterary Statt Assrst ant Drrector Orchestra Junror Varsrty Football BYRD FARMER MERRILL Dothan Houston County Alabama euvc on lart n Proctor Edrtor JABBERWOKK DARLINGTON IAN Lrterary Statt Dance Cornmrttee Dance Decoratron Cornmrttee Honor Councrl Vrce resrdent ot Junror Cass rrn Board o Publrcatrons HENRY ALBION MlLLlS Hugh Pornt Gurlford County North Carolrna 5 cn s ac nnurrrerablc A jolly fe w DARLINGTONIAN Lrterary Statt Dance Com rnrtte Charrman Vrlrrrrg Manager Varsrty Foot a ROBERT TURNAGE MONK Farmvrlle Prtt County North Carolrna uret worth and an rrdornrtable Vrlcrng Whrte Flag Commrttee Board ot Publrca trons Co Busrrress Manager DARLINGTONIAN Storeroorn Manager Traclr Mr Harden served as no other man could as headmaster durrng the tryrng years ot the Great War Much prarse rs due hrrn tor hrs rncessant ettorts to lceep Darlrngton on top durrng hrs years as headmaster A mrlrtary department was rnstrtuted rn I9I8 Thrs move was caused to some extent by the war The mrlrtary feature drd not trt rnto the educatronal rdeals ot the school and was soon drscontrnued l56l . fl I I n A l'o r connait ' isa . P ' 'r 1 vt QQ ' f Hi frr d r i . A llo with a golden heart. e 7 ' : , - LJ ll. QV i ' will are his. JOHN McDOWELL MOORE JR Laurens Laurens County South Carolrna a co o a car os oc hrm hc taxes thcm marrfully ntra murals Assrstant Crrculatron Manaufr DARLINGTONIIAN JAMES WILLIS MOZLEY Atlanta DeKalb County Georgaa n cal Ikablc Cra c docs tl WOKK Busrness Statt lntra murals ANDREW MUNGALL Rome Floyd County Georgra Frcrrclly ackcr I 3 may he bc c I as thc Boy from Boozcvullc Jumor Varsrty Football Varsrty Football HUGH MCKEE NUNNALLY Atlanta Fulton County Georgia umorous soc al a a to bcco rr' corrno sseur of Irv ng lntra murals At the end ot the term rn l92O John Maxwell Harden lett the Dar lrngton faculty to enter busrness In Atlanta Ernest Lrnwood Wright suc ceeded hrrn as the Darlrngton headmaster On February 20 l92l John Maxwell Harden passed on to the Great Beyond The student body at tended hrs tuneral at the Frrst Presbyterran Church rn a group and pard therr last respects to the man whom they had learned to love and honor 7 , . Just wb y h t. BO lr b r but l - 7 A ' , l f A whlr Sl V I U ck r'l who lrIr5S rn his own way. Proctor: JABBERWOKK Literary Staff: JABBERY I wrsccr , on t rcrrr rs bcrcd tl , i - m rr , 1 r ' l . ELBERT RANDOLPH PARTRIDGE JR Atlanta DeKalb County Georgra When has rntcrcsts and hrs efforts come dc wall 50 Proctor JABBERWOKK Lrterary Statt DAR LINGTONIAN Lrterary Statt DARLINGTONIAN Busrness Staff Baseball AN D R EW R El D Rome Floyd County Georgra Nothmg daunts a man who does not wrsh drscouraged WYLIE RODDY Roclrhrll York County South Carolina When a questron presents rtself he solves at by lnturtron but right or wrong we thunk much of hum Proctorshrp Mrdget Football Junror Celtrc Bas lretball lntra murals BEVERLY S ROYSTER Happrness of sprrrt and the keenest of humor make hrm a pleasure to hrs friends and the desparr of those whom he drsdams Proctor Whrte Flag Commrttee Varsrty Baseball Junror Varsrty Football Thus perrod ot Darlrngton s progress rs drstrngurshed by the splendrd rntluence and ettort ot Mr Wrrght who rs strll our honored and respected headmaster ln the tall ot l92O a new member was added to the faculty Samuel l-lorton Aslcew Thrs man stayed at Darlrngton untrl hrs death rn l93O Durang the ten years he spent here, he devoted hrs lute to thus school Men luke Samuel Horton Aslcew have made Darlington what It rs today l-lrs memory wrll lrnger on and hrs :deals wall lrve forever l58 , . . , . , E I he ' far. ' A ' to be Oxford, Granville County, North Carolina FRANK DAVID SMITH Bartow Polk County Florrda has a out c crythr a s dc mrned to exp css t orc ofte an o c ou th nk hc has some basrs for that op nr n Procto Junror Varsrty Football JABBERWOKK Lrterary Statt JAMES LEWIS SMITH Concord Fake County Georgra Hcc s much good metal for thc forge of arnbltron and thc anvil of accornplrshmcn Proctor Intra murals Junror Varsuty Basketball WILLIAM MORTON SNELLING Athens Clark County Georgra H cars hs honos modestly a d ocs best consrstcntly Proctor Vrce Presrdent Honor Councrl Vrkrng r srdent S mor Class Y M C A Ca rn Whrte Flag Commrttee Co Captaun Varsrty Foot ball Varsrty Baseball Varsity Basketball Varsity Track HORACE MILLER SPROULL Annrston Calhoun County Alabama easy gomg boy nth a keen mmd blessed he gift of Dance Decorahon Committee Honor Socrety Mrdget Football Junror Celtrc Basketball Var srty Tennrs Junior Varsity Basketball At the begnnnrng ot the tall sessron rn l92l Clarence Rothwell Wal cox came from the McCallre School to Darlrngton as nts trrst and only president To hum we owe more than words can express The develop ment ot thus rnstrtutron has been largely due to the ettorts ot thus great burlder and executrve As Darlrngton grew, the tact became evrdent that the quarters then occupred were too small and that a boardrng department needed to be l59l 1 HC hrs opinvon b v 'ng nd i tCr- ' r i. M rr th n w ld I , ' i 'O . rt . . : I I I - t r I '- I I A t. I I . e w i r I n d his P e ' e ' : .... bt et: I I I An I w' ' with I ' gabf' JOHN NEWTON STEELE Rome Floyd County Georgra cle s c o a Ives or o ay r onalrty t and srnccrrty mee rr rarc combrnatron Honor Counerl lntra murals THOMAS EARLE STRIBLING Habersham Habcrsham County Georgra the marks of a gcntlcman maxed wrth a note ongc a s ccr Proctor JABBERWOKK Busrness Statl DAR LINGTONIAN Lrterary Stall Whrte Flag Com mrttet Junror Varsrty Football RUTLEDGE ALFRED SU M M ERVILLE Shannon Floyd County Georgra Varsrty Football Varsrty Basketball WILLIAM PERRY TROTTER LaGrange Troup County Gcorgra HC C c have one who scclrs not the Prerran Sprung but who turns to Irlc wrth an opcn heart and ready hands Honor Counerl DARLINGTONIAN Literary Statl JABBERWOKK Lrttrary Statt Dance Cornrnrttce Dance Dccoratron Comrnrttee Mrdget Football Junror Varsrty Football Varsrty Football Junror Celtrc Ba lretball Junror Varsrty Basketball Var rty Basketball Varsrtv Baseball Proctor Charr man ol the Forum establrshed rn order to put the school on a selt sustarnrng basrs Plans tor a Greater Darlrngton were then tormulated The crtrzens ot Rome headed by Mr J P Cooper, contrrbuted I IO OOO to thus splendrd enterprrse Mr Cooper also donated the DeSoto Park property as a sate Upon thrs locatron were erected burldrngs ot the Englrsh Renarssance type l60I Sic i th b y th t I' l td . In h's pcrs -' wi 5' I ' t I . All ' of c ni I in Ity. A man ol fcw words is a man of purpose. I W - - . . . I s : ' , 1 : '- HALL TURNER Rome Floyd County Georgra sstct an a a uc asascolar en: y ac DARLINGTONIAN Lrterary Stall Honor Socrcty Junror Varsrty Basketball lntra 'nurals WILLIAM TURNER Chevy Chase Montgomery County Maryland bo stcrous ure a r 1 1 c Procto JABBERWOKK Lrterary Stat: Honor o r ty Varsrty Tennis lunror Vars ty Baslr t all Varsrty Basketball DONALD STEPHEN VICKERS Scbastran Indnan Rrver County Flonda 0 5 because h should d Irvcs happly the good tht lie offers cvcy man lntra murals HENRY HYMAN WALSTON Wrlson Wrlson County North Carolrna hrs ood thou beat o urns o y c n rt fa Varsrty Football lntra murals ln the tall ot l923 the trrst school sessron was held In the new burldrngs It rs rnterestrng to note that one ot the present members ot the tacult Rv-hard Qrme Flrnn Jr , was the trrst boardrng student to enroll rn Darling ton School ln January, l927, the Junror Dorrnrtory now South Hall, was burlt by trrends and patrons ot the school lbll I I . Pcri n work d rt ttlt Cl ol lncluiry Marlr him h . Hrs 5 tlit rs mn t . A r nat , ourck rnr.d, and a vtrrtbl drsposition give hum real potcntialrtrcs. s ff T I S fc I : ' r f' b 3 , , . , , . He w rk ' c an ' R lor 5 I ' r . . I . I . HC drd ' 3 wr t ldr , nl to awak and lr d ' mc. C, , . ' I JOHN BINFORD WHITE Osceola Mrssrssrppr County Arkansas When he speaks he says sornethrng but hrs actuons speak louder than words Proctorshrp Whrte Flag Cornmnttee Junror Var srty Football lntra murals KELSALL ROY WHITE Waresboro Ware County Georgua Hrs tranquil manner conceals a striking detcrm natron all that he lntra murals Transferred from Waresboro I-Irgh School JOSEPH WARREN WHITE JR Greenvllle Greenvrlle County South Carolma Hasty rn actlon and decrsuon but determmed rn purpose Duoctor Dance Commnttee Secretary ot Jumor ass Jumor Varsuty Football Jumor Varsrty Bas lcetball Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Varsrty Baseball ROBERT MURPHY WILLIAMS Greensboro Gullford County North Carolina Bo bys a small boy wrth a bug heart A func spnrlt prevauls rn all that he oes DARLINGTONIAN Lrterary Stat? Y M C A Cabinet Mudget Football Mrdget Basketball ln the tall ot l935 Darlington Flelcl, complete with excellent lrghtrng and stands, was made possrble by the ard ot the busnness men ot Rome Pnor to thus trme Mrs Cooper had had the I5 acre plot graded and made avarlable tor playnng trelds in does. I Cl 5 1 I . . ' 1 . . - ' ' cl . -l62l- GEORGE JOHN WILLIS Gnffln Spauldrng County Georgra Luvcy talkat vc a d srnccrc He: harbors a grudge agarnst no man Varsrty Football Transferred from Grffrn l-lrgh School FLETCHER MERRITT WINSTEAD Roxboro Person County North Carolrna Dngnulrcd rcscrvcd and rcsocctcd Wrthal man of many frren s lntra murals CLAIRE JACKSON WYATT JR Rome Floyd County Georgra A scholar ho seeks no royal road to lcarnrn JABBERWOKK Lnterary Staff Assistant Business Manager JABBERWOKK Honor Socnety De batlng Team WILLIAM WARFIELD WYATT Thomaston Upson County Georgua He seeks assuduously somethrng that when found will make hm content Proctor Junror Varsity Football Mrdget Foot ball Mdget Basketball Track ln that same year the Porter Place was purchased for the school This was remodeled unto faculty homes and a spacuous nnfurmary Darlington has had a magnlflcent past but more magnuflcent IS nts future We look upon the past with admlratuon We pause not at the present but look upon the future wrth antlcrpatuon Long wnll we remem ber and udealrze the men who envnsnoned, labored and built our school The good that men do truly luves after them l63l 'i ' .T, ' . .l, . . I . h I . ' l, i , n ' . . : i . . I I I Ia I ' d .f , . I I ' w ' 'g. To him the world is just one big elcctron. I I I ' i . : i z . , . Men Not ID Dlctu es SENICDQS FRANK ALDRNDCF EQ L FLAT?-EQQTO y A A yd EJENIJETI HJLTL BEN E WALKER JUNIQRQ LDWARD FRYLR CHARLL5 LAM Q A Qu KI V AL AL Cuff L MORTPM QVUIDL-WWAAFTQF WAWLEX QQLOCJQ H541 4 A F' QHARL Q NM 'LCLAQ 1 'L Ga lcsvdlc, Cherokee County, lab Mount ifo, Flo Courdy, Gcovgla 1 ,A wiv: 113.5 ' f ' : 1 - A '. ,Q f 5 r- , ,V 1 ' ' F ': 1 Vw' i. Pfwfwtba ' 'Umv' Vw 2. B1n.'l , X x V Y' M:5mu, Dade: Couniy, Honda Atlar1ia,DeKaVb Couniy, Gcorgud 1 . 'I .jc ffl tj' I , l 'V 5' Yi L' ' I ,. 1,1 , il.. It ,, wiht ,M :,., CR Q. . LAM QLCQLQE if-A TH 'AEETT fl, L 'E Cf Jjf' X17 LL.: VHRELRL ',, ,WAN -. rx A J ' ..w V Czm, gezow CM Jzm , A I S Ja. Q' s I' 1- ' PT . Vx ink I xx V 'N ' Q . vb' . , f nj ,. C JABBERWOKK Junior Ciess OFFICERS JOE MICHAEL .................... President SAM GLASGOW ............ Honor Council Representative STEVE SMITH ...,.......... Honor Council Representative MEMBERS GEREN BAIRD DOUGLAS BATCHELOR WILSON BRAMLETT MILON CHRISTMAN BILL CLEVELAND GILES CLEVELAND WINTON COGGIN BILL CONGLETON WEBB DuBOSE ROBERT CHARGES isa SAM GLASGOW MAX GUINN WILLIAM I-IEYXXXOOD PHILIP KELLEY MARION KING GEORGE LOCKWOOD THOMAS JOYNER JAMES MADDOX I67 COWDERY MERRILL JABBERWOKK GEORGE GRIFFIN - ,- JABBERWOKK JOSEPH MICHAEL ROBERT MILES JAMES MILWAIN BEN FRANK MOORE WILLIAM NUNNALLY ALFRED PENN KENNETH RADER HARRY NORMAN ALBERTO ROOUE JOHN SCI-IENCK lea TOM VEREEN STEVE SMITH DOUGLAS SOULE ROBERT WALKER HOWELL TUGGLE CARLYLE WELLER T69 BILL WOFFORD JABBERWOKK T BEN SIMMS - 3.. JABBERWOKK Sophomore Class OFFICERS ROY DORSEY .......... .......... P resldent JO!-IN REYNOLDS ............ Honor Council Representative BILL BROWNING CLARENCE KIRKLAND JOHN REYNOLDS LELAND MOWRY MELVIN WRIGHT W TUGGLE G L SUTTON BARRY WRIGHT BILL WILSON ROY DORSEY GEORGE SLICKMAN HARLAND STARR DAVID HANNAH AUDLEY TUCKER MEMBERS HARVEY NORTON THAD HORTON DAVID BLACKWELDER BRYANT LANIER DONNY DONALDSON BILL PERCY BOB PIERCE BEN BOWDRE BILL HAINES WILL MAC BEAN WALTON HAMILTON JAMES PHILLIPS DICK SCOTT GEORGE HARDIN FRONT ROW Ielt to rrght Bull Brownrng Clarence Knrlrland John Reynolds Leland Mowry Melvnn Wrrght W Tuggle G L Sutton Barry Wrrght Bull Wnlson Roy Dorsey and George Slnclcrnan SECOND ROW Harland Starr Davrd Hannah Audley Tucker Harvey Norion Thad Horton and Davrd Blaclcwelder THIRD ROW Bryant Lanler Donny Donaldson Bull Pe cy Bob Pnerce and Ben Bowdre BACK ROW BII Hannes Wal Mac Bean Walter Harnrlton James Phullupps Duck Scoti and George Hardm Deceased Q70 18 , , f, ,, . . 1 , I . JABBERWOKK FRONT ROW Icll to gh! Jos: Mull Dcnrnan Hammond BIII Sheppard Edward Strlckland Howell Cobb Henry Gaddy Joh L 1 Douglas Mlncr W J MCBV3yZl and Jmrny Best BACK ROW Gary Ham on n WnItc and BIII Har n Freshman Class OFFICERS BILL HARDEN Presudent LAURENCE LAYNE Honor CouncIl Representahve MEMBERS JOE MULL DENMAN HAMMOND BILL SHEPPARD EDWARD STRICKLAND HOWELL COBB HENRY GRADDY BILL HARDEN l7II JOHN LAM DOUGLAS MILNER I MQBRAYER JIMMY BEST GARY HAMILTON JOHN WHITE Qi . is ' W 4 Q Q35 I ' I I M' H f v fi 1 , , ' , ' , ', r , n aI , I , . . , I . : ilt , Job ' , ' de . V. J. JABBERWOKK Lower Forms OFFICERS LUCIUS SMITH ..,............... Presxdenf JIMMY O'NElLL ............ Honor Council Representateve LUCIUS SMITH BILLY SHAW TOM LAM GEORGE HARRISON STEWART EAST EDWARD HALE MEMBERS MILLS MINTER GEORGE CATO DICK JONES JAMES TEDFORD HARDIN BYARS JIMMV ONEILL TO RIGHT Luc S rn co gc I-Ia son c ar as a ac M IIs Mn z ogeCaioDkJos eord adn as rn O e I72I LEFT I Ius rrviih, Billy Shaw, Torn Ld , G V fri , Sl w Y E Q, Edw r Gcv , ic ne, James T df , H ri By 1, and Jim y 'N 01140 TA JABBERWOKK L.-H ITIHUC JABBERWOKK SPONSOR 1741 VN' 'Q' I JABBERWOKK SPONSOR -175 .. JABBERWOKK JABBERWOKK us .L :un l SENIOR CLASS SPONSOR -K76 .. zu 1 Y M C A SPON OR -17 .. JABBERWOKK JABBERWOKK 114 75 I If gltiltdfl DANCE COMMITTEE SPONSOR -q7gy... fyff, .Z 1 HONOR COUNCIL SPONSOR -mp- JABBERWOKK JABBERWOKK 4' , I , !!l.i.5 x71llllIL' KLVIIIA 1 DARLINGTONIAN SPONSOR -Qg0,... JABBERWOKK lf' L! DARLINGTONIAN SPONSOR -tg y- JABBERWOKK K Lllc Il DARLINGTONIAN SPONSOR Q82 JABBERWOKK The Jabbervvol4lc The year I937 commemorates a decade in the lite ot the JABBER- WOKK. Ten years ago the first annual under the name ot JAB- BERWOKK was printed. This bool: carried as its theme, The An- cient Romans. lt was edited by Lang Gammon, and under the business management of Robert Norton. Through ten years the JABBERWOKK has made a reputation-not as just another annual but as a bool: that treasures our immortal memories ot comrade- ship, friendliness, and love. An annual tries to do what is well nigh impossible-capture and preserve an atmosphere F r this, and all other ot' its accomplishments the Parade ot JABBERWOKK is a proud one Betore l927 the Darlington yearboolc was called the FORUM The advance ot the JABBERWOKK marks a milestone in the prog ress and achievements ot so great an institution as this MERRILL The JABBERWOKK was named by Bob Williams then a student at Darlington l-le uncovered the odd and distinctive name in Lewis Carrolls Through the Loolung Glass Beware the Jabberwolclc my son' e jaws that bite the claws that catch' Beware the Jublub bird and shun e truminous Bandcrsnatchl These tew lines express the editor s and statts feelings very strongly at times while producing the boolr JABBERWOKK LITERARY STAFF 23612 FRONT ROW left to right Owen Kirkland Jack Cann Winton Coggin Frank Srnith Charles MacArthur Andrew Dale and Ben Simms SECOND ROW Hugh Best Randy Partridge Tom Blake and Clyde Britt THIRD ROW Willis Mozley Carlyle Weller Bill Congleton and Byrd Merrill BACK ROW Gcren Baird Douglas Batchelor George Gillon Billy Turner Bi'ly Trotter' and Cowdery Merrill ot rn picture l84l . o 1 4 - i . , ll - .r , I Th ' A , . . . 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JABBERWOKK JABBERWOKK BUSINESS STAFF sf if Wyatt Bob Miles Inman Kidd Torn Leslie John Steele and Max Gulnn The Jabbervyolelt The worlr of the Literary Statf this year has been more difficult than usual because an etfort has been made to add some features designed to malce the JABBERWOKK a more treasured pos session for the student and to memornalrze Darlington s early personalities The Staff once awakened rallied manfully and did yeoman service Co ordnnatmg Editor Andy Gennett and Art Editor Winton Coggin were ready to serve at all times To Byrd Merrill Editor in Chief goes the highest praise from the Staff and faculty advisor Byrd has worlred untiringly ceasmgly and what is more important effectively Many moons will wax and wane ere the JABBERWOKK finds such another Enormous credit goes to Warner Fletcher and has excellent hard working statf At no time in the history of the JABBERWOKK has the actual number of advertisements surpassed the record set by this years capable financiers We wish to give special appreciation fo the work of the brl lrant Langston our faculty advisor His training and comradeshp have been most pleasant and will long be remembered Very hugh have been the ratings of our predecessors products Our main arm has been to uphold these standards and traditions and to produce a bool: worthy of the name JABBERWOKK FLETCHER I8 I I I I1 f ' ,5- se. 1' - LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Marshall, Bill Butt, Hugh Jacobs, Gercn Baird, Bill Congleton, Earl Stribling, C. 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V. . , r 6- - 51, JABBERWOKK Honor System The Honor System IS one ot the tlnest traditions ot Darlington It stresses the I points ot manhood The Honor System as one ot the many tactors that has made Darlrngton what It us today The Honor Councul us made up ot representatlves from each class who form a council ot mne men Therr chlet purpose and the purpose ot the Honor System as a whole rs to so set the stage rn the darly actuvxtnes and dauly lnvnng ot the students that the splrlt ot honor will be lnculcated and the spurut ot untalr play dlscouraged Each member ot the student body ns a member ot the Honor System and pledges humselt to lrve up to the Ideals and standards set torth which are the ldeals ot a gentleman The etlectlveness ot thus system us only as strong as nts wealcest lnnlc tor It depends upon the entire co operation ot the students Never has the system tailed In the past and as long as there ns Darlmgton School there wnll be the Honor System HONOR COUNCIL l36l ' ' A A ' . ' 'lner ,WRU FRONT ROWflclt to right: Laurewcc Layne, Byrd Merrill, James Mason, Jimmy O'Nclll, Bill Snclllrg, and Steve Smlth. BACK ROW: John Reynolds, Sam Gnasqcw and Bully Trotter'. ' Not ln picture. JABBERWOKK Vrlcrngs OFFICERS JAMES MASON Presrdent Honor CouncII WILLIAM SNELLING Presrdent Senror Class BYRD MERRILL Edltor JABBERWOKK WILLIAM LEACH Presrdent Y M C A THOMAS HAMMOND EdItor DARLINGTONIAIXI WARNER FLETCHER Busrness Manager JABBERWOKK CHARLES MacARTHUR Co Busnness Manager DARLINGTONIAN HENRY MILLIS Chanrman Dance Commrttee The Vnlcrngs IS an honorary socrety composed ot tne SCDIOY leaders ot the dIFFerent GCLIVITICS It IS Inactlve as an organrzatlon but through Its members It IS probably the most powerful arbltrary collectlon of boys IH school In the early hrstory of the JABBERWOKK such an orgamzatron was called the Who s Who Club ThIs soon grew to such proportnons that It Included entlrely too many men and the dIstInctIon ot the honor was greatly decreased In order to remedy thus undesIrable srtuatlon the Vulcrngs was Oflglflfited The Idea benng to have one from each student group or organIzatIon Hnstory repeated ItS2lT and the Vrlcrngs soon Included a large group and exhlbuted a tendency to expand further each year ln the autumn ot I936 a commrttee ot taculty members and the JABBERWOKK edltor decrded to lImIt membershnp In the Vrlongs to senlors holdmg certaln otfrces Thus ellmrnates any chance ot overcrowdrng and gnves greater slgnnflcance to mem bershup In the Vrlcrngs I87 ROBERT MoNK .... f f f f f f f f caausrness Manager DARLINGTONDIAN .. 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JABBERWOKK Honor Society The Honor Society is composed ot the boys who have, at some time during the school year, made the upper ten tor at least one month The upper ten is made up ot the ten men who have made the highest scholastic averages ot the student body tor the month To be a member ot the Honor Society is to have the highest scholastic honor available at Darlington prior to graduation The object ot the Honor Society is to give due recognition to those men who have attained this accomplishment ancl to encourage every man to exert etlort to reach this goal ln past years the Honor Society has been instrumental rn bringing about a feeling ot competition along academic lines C J Wyatt Jr led the honor roll for the trrst semester ot the current school year tollowed closely by Dale Gnttin and Dlnlcins The members ot the Honor Society are chosen solely on the basis ot their own scholastic averages A similar society lcnown as the Upper Six is provided tor the Lower Forms so as to promote a like attitude among the younger boys rn KROW PtD e o ae lr b lea . . , ., I 1 - I I QI '9 ry C i Q I FRONT ROW-left to right: George Slickman, Bill Congleton, C. J. Wyatt, James Phillips, Jimmy Benzing, Ben Si.ms, and Hall Turner. BAC : a inkins, Billy Cleveland, Mlllr Spr ull, Andrew D l, Mar Lindsey, Billy Turner, and George Nritlrn. - T... Y CABINET NT ROW I tt t SC y Mas d The Y The Y ns one ot the oldest organizations at Darlington lts sole duty is to direct and stimulate the religious functions ot the student body The Y Cabinet is made up ot a group ot boys selected trom the different classes These boys are in charge ot the Sunday night programs and are responsible for the presentation ot spealcers from out ot town from among the taculty and from among the student body The programs are all based on religious lines but many dutterent phases ot religion are brought out Under the able leadership ot Billy Leach with the assistance ot Warner Fletcher and the Cabinet they have presented the programs this year in a most interesting manner a great majority ot the programs being put on by members ot the student body who co operate to the tullest extent at all times Second only to the Honor Council the Y Cabinet is the most actively tunc tuonung organization in school The Y and its services do more toward pro motnng Christian manhood than any other single thing un the school lute Darlington may be justly proud to have an organization ot this sort to rely on Delightful student accompaniment is furnished by violinist Bobby Miles and Bill Congleton at the piano The helpful guidance and lreen interest ot the taculty advisor Mr John Latterty has meant a great deal to the success of the Y Cabinet this year Appreciated too has been the worlc ot Mrs Langston taculty accompanist l9l JABBERWOKK rt -fgqegsfmwycas ' . . V V2 PRO -c o right: George Hardin, Bill Congleton, Billy Leach, Bobby Williams, Roy Dor v, Denman Hammond, and Bobby Gargcs. BACK ROW: Tom Hammond, Sam Glasgow, Bull Shcllicg, Bill Lcfirahd, Stcvc Hugt-cs, Joe Carter, Jirnm on, an Xvarner Fletcher. ll ll l l I 1 1 I - . . . I l I - I 1 . , . ... 3 - JABBERWOKK MONK MacARTHUR HAMMOND The Darlrngtonran Begrnnrng the year wrth a statt ot many experrenced wrrters the DARLINQ-:TONlAN went through a busy year trynng earnestly to grye the students a record ot the most Important school happenrngs Veterans ot one and two years experience tormed the nucleus ot Edrtor Hammond s capable statl thus year DARLINGTONIAN LITERARY STAFF FRONT ROW left to rlght Webb DuBosc Boynton Meadows Thad Horton Cha les Marshall Bob Wrlllams Hall Turner and Ben Slrnrns SECOND ROW Randy Partridge Carlyle Weller Hugh Best Jarnes Johnston and BA K ROW Andrew D le E rl St rblrng Brly Tu ner G orge Grllor- and Brlly Trotter N rr' orc L, e l90l Brll Congleton. THIRD Row: Jomoo Phillips, Doogloi Batehelor, cryoo Blrltt, Bill Dix, and Ben Bowdre. C : a , a r' ' , ' r , e ,, '. T' ot ' br . JABBERWOKK DARLINGTONIAN BUSINCSS STAFF NT ROW Iftt W bb D B Kdd H t W Y K ROW Ch I M The Darlrngtonlan The good work ot the DARLINGTONJIAN Statt deserves commendatuon The Man agnng Editors Johnston and Best have worked ably and effectively The extremely humorous and somewhat sarcastrc work ot nts beloved Faculty Advrsor Mr Roland B Parker was also ot the greatest value to the publlcatron The DARLINGTONIAN rs the only record ot student actrvltnes besldes the JAB BERWOKK and ns publrshed bn monthly The tnnancnng rs done by the Business Statt a group ot students who solucut advertlsements from Rome and the nerghbornng towns The Busnness Statt thrs year has done the best rn the hlstory ot the DARLINGTONIAN under the excellent management ot Charles MacArthur and Robert Monk The Literary Statt deserves much credit tor rts accurate and delightful reckonung ot the dally school lute Keeping up the reputatuon set by past DARUNGTONIAN Statts they have done some hard and profitable work both tor the publrcatron and tor therr own journalrstuc education The two statls are superrntended un thenr work by the Faculty Advisor the one and only Parker Under hns leadershup both the publlcatnon and statt have protrted to a great extent I9 Y' FRO -c o right: e u osc, Steve Smith, Hugh Jacobs, Arnold Huff, John Steele, Inman i , .S arr, J. . Dunn, and Robert Monk. MIDDLE ROW: Willis Mozle , Warren Hunt, George Griffin, Angus Kelly, and Bob Davis. BAC I ares acArthur, and Bill LeGrancl. I l . - 1 1 - , . . , . - i . . . . I I I- . . - ll- JABBERWOKK Dance Committee Among the most important organizations of Darlington School is the Dance Com mittee The committee has complete charge ot Darlrngtons tour seasonal dances and consists ot boys selected as being capable of handling the dances and entorcnng the rules with general taculty advice The grind ot routine lute gives way to an interlude ot glamour when the Home coming Mrdwrnter Sprung and Final dances are held The best orchestras available in this section turnrsh music tor the boys and their attractive dates both local and visiting Dances at Darlington have almost become an institution because ot the strong Dance Committees ot the past and the excellent conduct ot the boys Darlington dances have proved that dances can be enjoyed to a tuller extent than the usual type ot dance which mrsnnterprets the real purpose ot dances Everyone loolcs torward to the dances and all tnd the realization no less pleasant than anticipated The I936 37 Dance Committee under the leadership ot Henry Mrllrs has been most successtul Q K K ROW Wlt so ae e t pct l92l , . . I . . I . I . I . T I ' i T I I I 1 X -, . . l . f FRONT ROW-lclt to right: Billy Leach, Pat Dinkins, Henry Millis, Charles MacArthur, Andrew Gennett, and Mar' Lindsey. BAC : a cr Hedrick, Sam Glag w, W rrn Whit, Hugh Bcs, Byrd Merrill, Billy Trottcr', and D. O. Chcsnut'. -'Not in i urc. JABBERWOKK LEFT TO RIGHT A d e Ge nett Thomas Wells H y St.1mp E est Va d e Wa Flet h and C J W a 1936 Debatrng Team The l936 Debatrng Team nobly followed the splendid precedent set by Darlington Debating Teams rn the years gone by The rnrtral debate was a no decrsron match held wrth Sewanee Mrlrtary Academy Darlrngtons athrmatrve srde composed ot Darlrngtons negative srde made up ot l-larry Stump Ernest Vandrver and Andrew Gennett as alternate met Sewanees athrmatrve team at Darlrngton Scheduled debates wrth Baylor and McCallre schools were canceled because ot flood condrtrons between Chattanooga and Rome On Aprrl 9 the Proctor Debate held annually rn honor of Mr J M Proctor was held rn the Darlrngton chapel The subject tor debate was Resolved That the several states should adopt a system ot state medrcrne available to all wrthout cost The debate was won by the negatrve srde and the coveted Proctor medal grven to the best debater was awarded to Ernest Vandrver Much creclrt should go to therr Coach Mr Cobb and to these debaters for therr endeavor to rarse the standards ot publrc spealcrng at Darlrngton l93l l C L -, : n r w n , , arr , rn n iv r, mer c er, . . y tt. C. J. Wyatt, Warner Fletcher, and Thomas Wells as alternate, went to Sewanee. , . . , 2 : , ' , . JABBERWOKK IVIedaIs and Awards 1935 1936 ulty a rr xft frm a 0 wa aa rrw rr srs sc oo I w 0 s 'host QI mah usted good h0I1rsII p rvarvy quatt a 4 we sup r ot es hte sts ot Darlrrwgton SchooI ROBERT O PITTS :Ja Owd G or I da 'fa ta C J WYATT ANDREW DALE I-IARR7' BRYSON rv L To tha r ht st ERNEST VANDIVER mu PIL h In Ha y Sturrvo Valdosta Ggorgua I I Y rv rs Ip F5 hat bo my w 0 I-IARRY BONNER JORDAN W C GILMORE JR t.o ar I I at man w 0 as P fn WORK and th DARLINGTONIAN UTD 165 455 wax vduaI sp tradrtrcm awnna G orgra assashas W a om G orqra an hcrty I935 I936 a vala hoo pIJbIcatorIs th JABBER JULIAN J LANE WIIson North Carolrma I r- vm TT va Is ound athIctf rr th sc o s rr wr rn 3 LIC prow HOWARD MQCAMY Lr aI G OQIG P smar ward mat y Macon 0 J w y ovwoam a IO W has most at,abI an a I an FRANK I-IUGUENIN S u Carohha srvrahsh ward war y Mr or 0 W 0 ag o bt th most constant and outstandrng sportsmansh p a IC cont s IS mt a O rw ng w b str-1 t I vastIy mom Important I-IATCI-IER WILLIAM9 Oxtoro North Carohna Nctc ssay M a AwaI o Na Ona ty Color' aI Dau rs Washmgtcrw D C ED M KAY G orga mprov I- Awa 0 to r- ANDREW BLACKWELDER HIQL Ca OI Iu SfhoIars I ED MCKAY G crgra S OO O r n rc rays Orr I'I tw nt, sc Oashrpg T mms Awards UU S G QU UG C YS 05 Y O OU S G77 I GVYI BILLY TURNER tvy Chas MaryIarI GHG' Y av r tarvta Irnfrrbffw WILEORD GRAGG 'rbr nrt r h LJ Qnd EIo0r WARREN WI-IITE and BOB ALSTON 3rd Eloor JAMES MERRILL aro ROBERT MONK South t-IaII an 3d or BUD GILMORE ard BEVERLY ROYSTER 2rd Floor ROY DORSEY and DAVID BLACKWELDER srfarwsh Io Awa st s 0 wt I1 s 5 tm R DICK BARRETT A ar'ta G orgra VAN DYKE POTTS 'fwotrs T rm s I ORS NOTE TI ards w r a 'I a graduat M I94 Eat Mao IvOt' I.'raI E .-II. X'-To th t s-'hr r ' I' blv In tht' a y pha 2 Ot h I Ittt, h ha I -'arty Ita sc , f 'I , I vs, nd Igtifct 3 pot tht: b t I VC . , ...,,. Cv 't, ., Q 3 a M. S. Lar Q' M-3 ' tr SchoIa h --Do twd by Mr. M. S. La'v' ic t y rr tht- . -'r torms wh: tn, rs tw- hrghcst scholastrc avwagf it thf ,van J. M, Proctor MIdaI t I Dvbat'7 't b h. 'us tht- b-'st Ihdr I Lwch In thf aI .o I ,aah yvar. V ' ...... L , K: Thg T-Ina1StS wut- Wa a ttc vr, Spr qtIrId, M tits' E. J. y tt, R L, I- 7 d Naffcs cr Sr' CiJ'ISC'OII to Itlnsaltrshl SCT' Ice. IS I .,., . . . . IB' If . ,,.. . , . J: 'IaI sta T ophy-To th h h btw' tm,st K: to th-. sc I i I , I: J. M. I-Ia dc Lo g Cupftlo ated by Mr. C. J. W, tt to tha bit aII-r 3 I Q ho Th term ca Irs th It the ch' urwts ot spwrtsmahshw as w-'II as athh' vss. . . . . . , d Q f L v A fDO fd b A. Br FI: I-' ci' C rr ff: th t sch r ho burn th v I' -' Im-sw In th t trst I-rm' Ut Ovtqhsvg d O5-'fts-1 . . , GrI:I:nvIII.,-, 0 th Snort D A -A dvd b , C. E. Sawvmofs, AthIvtIc Dwvct , t th.: boy In h Ifx hr Igd I' I I VT thIat est. Th 'd I d I: not VC-TSSGVIIY sIgrIIty outstandr athtwtrc DO ers, ut 1 Ig hng ' ' , Pau I E fd I- dc' by t I Shir-3 . gh:-5 , , , , L' ,......... Rrfvf, Q I I c 1-: t r S: rIO'. , . cw Ncrtt' J Iva EWQTY A 'WPI , hp. . . . . . . . . . . Raw.-, c 300. . W suv-'rr hu d d b Q rrpftr 3 tc' . I h.I r . Ta ,I R ft-ADO td by M ., J. R. C tpr t ' tt drwg --xct:III:rIcc In tim' 3 , . , . . . Ch- d I-Iabvrstadt Trmphyftl ttgd b Mu. H-'tn-'rt I-I, - :tact ft A' td tht' tvrwz r 1 'J . . . , . M-' -' s, Tv .vssvts Award tar h-at.st moms th aug C, t th- ,raw S.ghIOr DOW tmryi Ist d r EIO . , Ma'Ir,, , rd-Ba C 'Q IP htty shots .h op-J - ght, s'YIaII-cal-br IITIE d..-r ruIes Ot N. .A. . . . . . . . . tI , Q . . , , , , M4 I , rg Q see ED T 3 -'sr aw I- .' VI-f7UV'f1fU tits 'Cr' Ixwrj 5.35, gy, l936l 1 I, if ylfA!eflf, JABBERWOKK Varsrty Football The I936 football season opened at Darlungton wth only tour men ot last years varsrty returnrng Undaunted by thus handucap Coaches Sammons and Lynn developed therr materral unto another roarrng Trger eleven The Purple and Whrte team met Gaylesvrlle to a decrsrve score ot 330 rn therr opening game The Invaders were halted constantly by spectacular runs by Tucker Wrllrs and the Culberson brothers Leon Culberson made hrs way through a mass of green gerseys three trmes to score for Darlnngton The second game ot the season was played at Garnesvllle agarnst Rrverslde The Trgers played by tar the best detensrve game ot the season but were unable to hold the grant eleven Outwelghed trtteen pounds to the man the Purple team was swamped to a 260 score They gauned a great deal ot ground but were constantly shoved back deep In thelr own territory by the excellent kick Q rng ot Thompson Hackett Snellrng and Alston was exceptronally strong on the otrensrve wrth Ald rdge backrng up the lrne COACH SAMMONS COACH LYNN CAPT SNELLING The Trgers next toe was Notre Dame Dur ng the trrst halt defeat seemed certarn but the purple clad batterrng rams came back on the held tor the second half wrth blood In therr eyes Led by the excellent all round play ot Drck Hackett they fought therr way down the field The las. VARSITY TEAM FRONT ROW left to rrght Bull Cleveland Harry McSween Ben Frank Moore L on Culberson B Ily Trott r Mark Lindsey Audley Tucker George Wrllrs and Maur: e Culberson MIDDLE ROW Henry Mullls H H Walston Tom Leslie George Grllon Cowdcry Merrrll Warren White Andrew Mungall Edward Harris Bully Coddrngton and Pat Drnklns BACK ROW Coach Lynn Brlly Hackett Walter Hedrrck Bob Alston Rutledge Summervrlle Steve Hughes Duck Hackett Bull Snellrng Judson Chesnut .loe Carter Frank Aldrrdge and Coach Sammons l96l . l l L I - , T T L ,R ' I 4. , . V ji? U ,Ay A 1 f ' as . g . '-1' f ' L' ' W Y 4 were outstandlng in the llne and Maurrce Culberson i ' 5 . . . l ' A , ' I T I' . s x l , - ' 1 ' , , , Q , i 2, , ' , ' 1 C . ' I . f. ' ' , ' -. 7. - I I I ' 1 r , , , , , , - Varsrty Foottnall mc en cd n a I3 I3 t The most outs an mg play of the game came when Duck Hackett reccrved a pass from Brlly Hackett and carrrecl the ball torty yards tor a touchdown The Purple warrrors met Blue Rudge next n a hard fought game rn whrch the Trger Irne proved nts merrt They sutlered constantly from the op ponents aerral attacks What the Tar Heels got away wrth rn the arr the Tugers more than made up on the ground Snellrng Hughes and Coddrng ton shared honors on the Ine Snellrng attorded the major thrrll of the game when he rntercepted a Blue Rrdge pass an the last two mrnutes ot play and galloped twenty trve yards tor a touchdown The home comrng game wrth McCalIre caught te Trgers on one of therr ott days They just couldnt seem to clrck throughout the entrre game The Tornado got the lump at the trrst ot the game and just could not be stopped The Blue and Whrte rrvals owe therr vrctory to Andrrdge who can be compared wrth nothrng Iess than a whole backtreld The trnal scorrng was I9 O Undrscouraged by thus defeat the Trgers de crded that rt was time to roar agarn and roar t Srl ,U MILLIS DINKINS CLEVELAND JABBERWOKK dad St Andrews chanced to be the unlucky vrctrm to venture unto nts larr The Saunts were crushed by the Purple dynamo to a score of 33 O Leon and Maurrce Culberson Tucker and McSween share cutstandrng honors McSween played hrs trrst game under purple colors because of an early season rnlury ENTIRE SCHOOL FOOTBALL GROUP I97I ga d i - ie. t d- . . I A W I '- - I 25 I fl . . II ' A f . . . I . ,A 3' I . 4 I This brought the score to its final standing of I8-O. h . . - i . . . . , i E .I I ' ' L il. I JABBERWOKK Varsrty Football 6 T Ssxxs I L., T ka' 'af' Ea A Hackett D Hedrick Walston Coddlngton Carter Lxndsey The Trgers next game was played an Atlanta with G M A Agaln the team as a whole was not clclung although they fought every minute ot the game The home eleven made several noble ad vances down the held but tarled to have the needed scoring punch The Crimson Cadets tool: them a I9 0 Darlington s last game as wrth T M l whrch was probably the hardest fought game ot the season They scratched and clawed therr way down the grudrron only to be shoved back by a team grvrng wall Tuclcer and Trotter were outsta dang rn their runs whale Coddrngton stood out sn the lrne Walston who was unable to play all season because of a bad shoulder, furnrshed the mayor thnll of U16 game He lcuclred the tnnal extra pornt to rnalce the final score 7 7 QP YSLNYB Q L ,Z .JN 3' I ,-. 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'S- tg! 3 0 .an email Tucker McSween Moore Gllon Surnmervrlle Leslre M rrrll lt rs hard to puck out mdrvrdual players when everyone on the team co operated and held down h posrtron to the best ot hrs abrlty Coddrngton and Carter were everythrng that good guards should be Hackett and Hughes were two trne ends both ottensrvely and detensrvely Hackett made Darlrngton hrs own wuth hrs excellent puntung Leon Culberson even though he was seruously Injured arly rn the season on many occasions proved has value to the team as a ballcarryrng haltback Aldrrdge fullback was ot exceptronal value rn backrng up the lrne Walston at haltback made a school record averagrng erghty sux out of a hundred placement krcks at practrce Snellrng was superb as a captarn He made all Mld South s second team Dck Hackett was chosen on the all Mud South team as an end Durrng the season the Trgers won three games lost three an tred two scorrng lO3 pornts to the opponents 84 85 SSL 86 x. is L1- -ax lx J Trotter Alorudgc Culbcrso M Chestnut Hams Hughes l99l JABBERWOKK , 4- I ' li- , 9 -.Q f .J K H.. 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I . . ll 9 r W ss.w I U ' Q95 . .1 l J AJ .V,, I A K' 4 W ' ,,'- 1 xr h A 1, X 'l g r if A , rf Q ' .- N , JABBERWOKK Junuor Varsuty Football The Junror Varsuty season ot 36 was the most successful un many years The team trnushed the season undefeated establrshung a record to be proud ot both from the vuewpount ot the school and the personal satusfactuon deruved by the players Fvc ot theur sux scheduled games were won and the other ended un a tue Atter two weeks practuce the Tugers unvaded the Mcfallue stronghold but the Tornado held them to a scoreless tue most ot the game beung played an MeCalIue terrutory Next Cave Sprung was played on the Darlungton tueld the J V Tugers comung through wuth an unspurung 60 vuetory Later un the season the Lakesrders showed Improvement by deteatrng Cave Sprung un a return game by a score ot 2l 6 OKeete Junuor Hugh ot Atlanta came to Darlungton determuned to wun A fast game was played and when the tunal whustle sounded the score was 7 6 un lavor of Darlungtons J V Fruday the thurteenth of Novemb r brought dusaster to McCaIlue On that day the Tuger year lungs held a tueld day deteatung the McCaIIueutes 33 I3 All ot Darlungtons pounts were made thc trrst halt the reserves playung most ot the thurd and fourth periods The Junuor Varsrty tunrshed theur schedule under the tloodl ghts ot Darlrngton s beautrtul tueld on the evenrng ot November 2I The powertul Lundale Dreadnaughts were taken unto camp to the tune ot 7 0 The J V banquet was held un February a sumptuous spread planned and executed by Mrs Gulmore and her cohorts Trophues were presented to all members ot the squad and unterestrng talks were made by seven members ot the team These talks dealt wuth varrous phases ot athletucs and were rnterspersed wuth short speeches by Messrs Lynn Latterty Maddox and Student Assistant Coach Leonard Craver The outstandung accomplrshment ot the team was the result ot the hard work consustent tughtung spurut and the responsuve co operatuon ot the team guuded by theur voluble and perupatetue mentor W R Stoney Langston bolstered up by the ettucuent lne traunrng ot the redoubtable Craver Black J V letters were awarded to thurty members ot the squad on the basls ot value and con sustency ot servuce JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SOUAD FRONT ROW let! to rught Bryant Lanuer Andrew Dale Max Guunn D O Chesnut Jack Cann Bully Wofford Andrew Gcnnctt Archue McMullen and Mulon Chrustman SECOND ROW Duck Scott Tom Cauble Louus Garrou Henry May Wulluam Nunnally S m Glasgow Beverly Royst Douglas Soule Leonard Craver and Bull Heyward THIRD ROW Coach Langston Laurence Layne Thomas Joyner Charles Marshall Frank Smuth Jrrn Kung Hugh Jacobs Bull Haynes and Bobby Wallac BACK ROW Robert Walker John Schenck Boynton Meadows Earl Strubllng Joe Huneycutt Carlyle Weller Bull LeGrand Russell Andrews and Leland Mowry UOOI . . . , , . . . , 1 ' I . u I , . , , . . . , . , , 1 C 1 . 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MIDGET FOOTBALL SOUAD FR NT ROW lctt t a a e b ato Ha a H a W II by Gag ec s ld W d a ah W o A taas a ac c lVlldget Football The intrepid Midgets opened a successtul season with the Cartersville Midgets as their toe rn the first game With a fiery attack at the tlrst quarter ot the game the Cubs surpassed their opponents to a 28 to O score The second victim of the Tigers was the traditional rival McCallie The Midgets came from behind at the halt to deteat McCallie by a score ot I3 to 6 This was one ot the Cubs toughest battles ot the season In a return game with Cartersville at rs noteworthy that the Midgets held larger rivals to a scoreless tie The phenomenal growth ot the Cartersville Midgets was very noticeable Marietta s Wildcats snarled and scratched rn vain to defend their perfect record The Cubs were nn tune form and drove over the only touchdown ot the game score 7 to 0 In their last game ot the season the Midgets met defeat at the hands ot the much older and experienced Y team trom Atlanta Although the Midgets scored first three long passes enabled the visitors to cross the goal lane twice The score was I2 to 6 in favor ot the Atlantans Every man on the squad played remarkable tootball and worked hard to hold his positron Throughout the season the Midgets fought hard and cleanly upholding the traditional good sportsmanship of Darlrngtons teams T Mr Dix and Billy Leach coaches we pay tribute for the tune teamwork displayed by one ot Darling ton s greatest Midget teams no JABBERWOKK '- r Tc' l U . '43 - g , r f - ' A V, T . X 4' I - 1 ' . 1 , K . ,X ' tv K p iv' ' 'H gs X 'rf 1. O - o right: Edw rd Strickl nd, Joe Mull, How ll Co b, Denman Hammond, Bill Browning, W l n milton, nd enry Gr ddy, MIDDLE RO : Bi Lockwood, Roy Dorsey, Ramon Poblct, Hardin Byars, Miller Sproull, Jimmy Dick Maddox, Bob Pierce, Bill Dix, and Tom Hammond. BACK ROW: Coach DIX, Bob r cs, Bill P r y, John Rcynold , Bobby Wili ms, Marion King, J, . Dunn, Davi H nn , cb' DuBosc, lbcr V r , and D vid Bl kweld r. , . 1 . . . . . . 1 , . . . I . I . . . . . , . , . O . I I T - H- JABBERWOKK Varsrty Basketball arrngton sketball t am eafne t rough t s season wth geat ue an t g wrth lrttle success In wrnnrng games Th s was the tlrst tlme that thus team had ever played together and lt took them some tlme to get much teamwork The team drd not wnn any Mud South Conterence games but toward the end ot the season they showed remarkable Improvement e season opened wth a loss to Gayl svrll Ala ama Hrgh chool the rnal score ern 2 4 There was lrttle teamwork and a gr at nearly asy shots wer mlssed Sn lllng was outstandrng playing a good tloor game at guard The next deteat was met at the hands ot the powertul Georgra Tech Freshmen qulntet The trghtrng Trgers were outelassed by a score ot 36 to 6 Evcryon on the squad got to play rn the game The next team on the schedule was Rockmart l-lr wno attempted to nvade th campus ot the Lakesrders but were repulsed to the score ot 54 22 by a new Darlington team The hrgh scorers were ng and Summerville wt l-larrrs runnrng them a close secofd The teamwork was grea rmproved and they were hlttrng the basket wlth unbellevable accuracy the trrst team that tour blls Tro er Notre Dame team members were ex H gh all ot Chattanooga and rn 'nbers ot the M d South Conference Baylor was wa engaged but the scrappy Darlsngton team went down rn defeat wrth the Sn Ilrng Hackett and Turner plus Summervrlle playrng their usual games he was engaged twrce but both trnes the Trgers were outclassed by a team whose cellent basketball players MeCallre was also engaged twuce and deteat seemed agarn rnevrtable l-lowever In the tlrst garne the Cadets w re given a great scare by a trghtlng Darlington tlve who O the lead and held rt untl h en o e a n tre second game o s s res th Darlrn on team went down n deteat to th score ot 5322 Unusually good games w re play d by MeSween Hackett Turner and Surnmeryrlle The season was unsuccesstul takrng scores as a erlte ron but the Darlungton basketball team ot I937 typutred a tughtrng spurut wh ch no one can take away They were a plucky bunch who never gave up until the last whrstle was blown and we are justly proud ot thern VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD NT ROW left to rrght Wa rer Whrte x ur n I er rl ar Bully Hack MrD ROW B lly T C B Il Snell g Leon Culberson Rutledge Sumrnervrlle ard Mauree Culbe sor BACK R W Jarnes Mason Mak Lrndsey Coach Sammons and Harry MeSween ll02l The D l ba - e . W h hr r r: pl k d hgh rn splrrt, but s - I w A . w w V Thi , , i eW e, b , . S 1 t' W bW' g 2-I . C I 5 A I s C C small I W T, .rl ' T . . ' try During the season the Tlgers contended wrth the tearns ot McCallue, Baylor, and Notre Dame l , C l ' ' . S r , A ' ' f i - tt , E . I I - . I . . . T ' I ' , . tO lc I rl t e d tth h lt. l 'r L thr el e V gt W r e - . W e e 5' , , , v , , . Ii l ll PRO 4 ' 3 r , Ma G n , B'lly Trott , Ed Ha rs, d ett. DLE 2 r urn r, 1 rr , , , r r 1 ,, O L CULBERSON BILLY M CULBERSON MAX GUINN BILLY TROTTEP ED Basketball I-IACKETT BILLY RUTLEDGE SUMMERV ILE TURNER MARK LINDSEY HARRIS JIMMY MASON BIIL SNELLING WARREN WHITE BILL MCSWEEN may JABBERWOKK ' : I 0 1- . -- -3 5' 4 T. ' I Q ' . ,- 12 X . I I . I 1' 1 1 . 1 ' 4 B . JABBERWOKK Junuor Varsuty Basketball 'Ihe Junuor Varsuty under the very capabl coachung ot Mr Latterty entered the season wuth an unexperuenced small statured group ot' boys Durung the season experuence was gauned and wuth ut unusually good teamwork Outclassed by the tallness ot theur opponents the short team tought gallantly and the record ot' games won and lost does not show the true calubre and spurut ot the team The squad was com posed largely ot undergraduates who through theur experuence should be ot real assustance to the Varsuty Basketball team ot 38 The turst game ot the season wuth Lundale was won by the Iuttle Tugers 22 26 The team looked good and seemed to show promuse The second game was played wth G M A Darlungton led throughout the game and the tunal score was 26 I6 I-Iedruck played an exceptuonally good game and was hugh scorer wuth 7 pounts Menlo Hugh brought the largest and most experuenced team to Darlungton that was combatted durung the enture season Theur two forwards Ballard and Johnston scored I9 and I6 pounts respec tuvcly to add to the score ot 39 23 un theur tavor Sutterung the loss of I-Iedruck from unuurues receuved un the Menlo game the Junuor Varsuty next met McCaIIe un Chattanooga and were defeated 22 I8 The next game was undoubtedly the hardest tought game the Junuor Varsuty played It was played un Atlanta agaunst G M A and was lost by a score ot IO4 Lundale came back tor theur second game and swutched the 22 I6 score to theur favor Smuth scored IO pounts tor Darlungton whule Tucker scored I2 pounts tor Lundale Captaun Mungalls Independents came unto the lar ot' the Tugers next to meet defeat 28 2l Both Junuor Varsuty centers beung among the convalescent Soule Iett guard posutuon and played an xct ent game at center Smut score II pounts tor the Junuor Varsuty whule Dellunger score pounts tor the Independents Agaun Lundale threatened Darlungton but the purple team came back wuth a 25 2I score Sproull at guard tor the furst tume scored I0 pounts The Junuor Varsuty played Macl-Ienry next and defeated them 28 6 Sproull was hugh scorer wuth I2 pounts Lundale came back tor the fourth tume only to lose to the Tugers 28 22 Sproull scored IO pounts tor the hugh man The Junuor Varsuty Basketeers spurut more thar' compensated tor theur losses JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW Ieltt ught Bull I-Iardun R Poblet Lewus Srnuth Laurence Laync and Coach Latterty MIDDLE ROW Bull Haunes Hugh Jacobs Tom Blake Walter I-Iedruck and Bob Puerce BACK ROW Douglas Soule Hall Turner Bully Wyatt and Marlon Kung uuo-13 I . . . I I I ' - . I McCallie won their return game by a score ot I7-I I. I I- fuuf s . ' us a ' ' - - ' 1 a uo N o :' 2 ' ' , . , ' I , 1 , . JABBERWOKK MIDGET BASKETBALL SOUAD ER NT ROW Ift t a OND ROW Ed St kl y e THIRD Midget Basketball On January 3Oth the Darlington Mldgets met the G M A Mrdgets at Darlington The Trger Cubs were deteated by a much heavrer and more experienced team by the substantnal score ot 3I 9 Contrary to what the score Indicates the game was no pushover tor Ci M A as the Cubs drdnt stop trghtung untnl the trnal whrstle blew For therr second game ot the season the Mrdgets rnvaded the terrltory ot that tradrtuonal toe McCallne The Mndgets redeemed themselves by trouncrng McCaIIre 4 February 8th Darlrngton played a return game wnth G M A at College Park The Cadets seemed to have grown better srnce thenr last game wath Darlrngton and agann the Lalcesnders were defeated 28 I2 atter a hard tought battle February l3th the Midget Tornado played a return game wnth Darlrngton McCa Ile was out tor blood and tortune tavored them They defeated Darlnngton by the close score of 20 to I6 Throughout the game the Purples showed the trghtrng sprrnt that characterrzes all Darlington teams no matter what the score might be The Mndgets drrected by the able and amrable Prof Lynn had a reasonably successtul season rn whnch they were pitted agannst much larger and more experrenced teams Every man worked hard lor has place and had to tught to keep rt as there was a number ot able asprrants tor each posrtron I 05l ' O fe o rlghti David H nnah, Ben Simms, Coach Lynn, Torn Hammond, and Bobby Williams. SEC : rrc and, Denman Hammond, BIII Congleton, Jirnm B nzing, and Ben Bowdrc. ROW: Bill Percy, Fcrebee Beasley, Gales Cleveland, Bill Lockwood, Ed Hale, and Henry Graddy. BACK ROW: Bob Mules, Webb DuBose, Roy Dorsey, Bobby Garges, and John Reynolds. l8- . 1 ' 1 ' - . . . I . , . 1 1 - I - JABBERWOKK 1936 Tennus The I936 Tennus team toolc uts luon s share ot honors Playung ten matches the team won sux tued two and lost two Bully Turner played number one Wultord Gragg number two Morrus McDonald number three whule Juluan Lane and Martun Swartz battled all season tor the coveted tourth posutuon The Raclceteers started well wunnung theur turst match wuth Georgua Mulutary Academy by 5 I Annuston was the next vuctum the Tugers agaun wunnung by a score ot 5 I Durung the Sprung holudays the netmen wuth Hatcher Wulluams Manager and Mr Latferty Coach made a thousand mule trup unto North Caroluna Playung theur turst match ot the trup agaunst the strong Unuversuty ot North Caroluna Freshmen the Lalcesuders lost by a score ot 60 Atter thus loss the boys turned the tables on Raleugh Hugh conquerung them 60 On the return trup Boys Hugh ot Atlanta who uncudentally were Southern champuons won by a score ot 6 O The next match was wuth McCallue who were taken unto camp 5 I ln one ot the hardest matches ot the season Baylor tued Darlungton 3 3 but un a return match the Tugers roared and won 32 Tech Hugh ot Atlanta was tued un the next to last match ot the season ln the tunal match wuth Mcfallue the Darlungton boys covered themselves wuth glory and won 5 I Durrng the Sprung Bully Turner and Wultord Gragg represented Darlungton at the Southern lnterscholastuc Tournament whuch was held on the Ruversude courts Gragg was a semu tunalust un the sungles and the doubles team ot Turner Gragg also got to the semu tunals ln the Sprung Tournament among the student body held at Darlungton Wultord Gragg annexed turst place and the Halverstadt cup whule Bully Turner won second place and the Cooper racquet QIQ TENNIS TEAM TO RIGHT C a tfe ty W od agg y s at a e che W I 06l . . . . - . 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I - 1 f r , ' . ,J I AW 'f ' ' ---4 f I ' v , p , If v nl ' I ' r I rt, ly u LEFT z o ch La r , ilfu Gr , Bill Turner, Morri McDonald, M rin Sw rtz, Julian Lan , and Hat r illiams. - u - JABBERWOKK GOLF TEAM TO RIGHT D k H y h The Golt Team at Darlrngton tor I936 was by no means the best rn the history ot the school Thus was due to several reasons the mann one berng bad weather Desprte thus handrcap they won the malorlty ot therr matches The team got oft to a good start by defeating Annrston l-lngh School ot Annrston Alabama by a score ot I0 to 8 The Tnger Tee ers next won from Georgna Mllntary Academy ot College ar Georgra The score was l53 Followrng that McCallre defeated the Trgers 9l 2 to 8' 2 This IS the trrst trme rn the hrstory ot the school that McCallre has beaten Darlington nn that sport however rn a return match Darlington beat them lO to 8 The positron ot the men on the team varied on dntlerent matches At most ot the games Duck Haclcett ot Rome played number one Charles Pegram ot Charlotte played number two Bully l-laclcett ot Rome number three and Charles Marshall of Charlotte number tour Mr Langston the splendrd Coach ot the Jumor Varsrty Football Team was tne Golf Advisor U07 x . ' A I-A Q ' 'w , n.. 5 I Q I LEFT : ic ackett, Charles Pegram, Bill Hackett, and C arles Marshall. 1 , . ' . ' P k, I I I ' , , , . . . . . ' I I - ,- JABBERWOKK T936 Baseball As a whole the I936 baseball season was very successful. The team upheld the spirit which has always been true of the Darlington teams in the past. The first victory registered by the Tigers was against McCallie, their foremost rivals, by a score of I3 to 2. Pitts pitched a fine game while Mashburn and McCamy were the outstanding batsmen. In the next game their opponents were the boys from Morrison Camp ground. Mason pitched a fine game while I-Iuguenin, Snelling, and Stowers went far toward helping to win the game by getting three base hits. The final score was I3 to 2 in favor of Darlington. The following game, which was won by a score of 6 to I, was played in Atlanta against Georgia Military Academy. Pitts pitched an excellent game, allowing only four scattered hits, while Warren did his part by punching the longest home run that was hit during the season The Tigers next started out to give the McCallie Cadets a good shellackrng but they were put down by a score of 5 to 4 Stowers was the stellar performer of the Tiger batsmen The next two games were probably the most exciting games of the whole season They were played against Baylor School of Chattanooga In the first of these two games the visiting Baylor team won by a score of I4 to I2 The Tigers led all through the game until the last inning and were helped very much in doing so by the three base hits of McCamy I-Iuguenrn and Warren Mason occupied the mound for Darlington The second of these two games was also won by Baylor by a score of 6 to 3 The Baylorites hit three home runs while Trotter hit one for the Lalcesiders The team showed excellent choice in electing Mashburn and McCamy as their co captains for the season .nba BASEBALL SQUAD FR NT ROW Wyl M A so W D es 'f t d MCC s Iioa 1 O flcft to right: ie Roddcy, Jarncs ason, IIi n arrcn, Ro'crt Pitts, Max Ming , Claude Stowers, Frank Hugucnin, Douglas Hackney, Charles Mashburn, and Jack Horton. BACK ROW: Graham McFadyen, Malorc Vandcrgrr', Warrcri Whi c, I-lowar arnic, Bill Snelling, Coach Samrnorrs, Jack Darden, Max Guinn, Elbert Partridge, Joe RuS ell, and Bill Trotter'. ' Nat if picture. JABBERWOKK 'D' sr 1 TRACK SOUAD FR NT ROW lftt Ty a 'ua DLE ROW ch W T936 Track The track team ot nuneteen thurty sux dud not quute reach the standards whuch have been set by the Darlungton teams un the past Thus was not because the team lacked un theur suncere ettorts and un spurut ot co operatuon but ut was because they lacked un experuence and un materual There were only three letter men back trom the prevuous year and those three men had to bear a great deal ot the burden ln the turst meet ot the season the Tugers bowed to the Cadets trom McCallue Andrudge starred tor the McCallue team runnung the hundred yard dash un ten seconds tlat Thus was the turst tume un tour years that McCallue has beaten Darlungton The next meet was a truangular meet wutn the teams trom Darlungton G M A and Boys Hugh School competung Here the team agaun tought to no avaul The two opposung teams had the advantage un almost every event The Darlungton track was under water tor about three weeks because ot a tlood whuch had the Cnty ot Rome un uts grup tor almost a month Because ot these adverse weather condutuons and the shortness ot the traunung peruod the remaunung meets were canceled Durung the season Louus Cuarrou broke the school record un the mule run and Frank Huguenun broke the record un the duscus throw The tollowung men receuved letters Herbert Garges Leuth and Louus Ciarrou George Gullon Duck Heaton Bully Leach and Charles Jordan manager Mr Lynn and Mr Flunn both deserve a vote ot thanks tor theur tune coachung ot the team quov 1. 7 u 'A '4 fi f l T 0 . T A 'Tl 1 .11 ' Y x uw I 'D' 1 4 u I - 'J 'D' 'D' Q . V... u u u , I 1 1 J xl A A u O -c o right: Alkcn a lor, Roy Dorsey, John Reynolds, Ch rlcs l-larrus, and C' rlcs Jordah. MID : Billy Leach, Billy Wotford, Frank Aldrudgc, George Gillon, l-lat er ulliams, Van Fleming, Leuth C-Sarrou, James Mcrrull, and Duck Heaton. BACK ROW: Coach Lynn, Robert Monk, Louus Garrou, Herbert Gargcs, D. O. Chcsfuut, Coach Flunru, Pat Dunklns, Joe Atkunsoa, Owen Kirkland, and Alfred Penn. I - . ' . . , . . . , . . I I I I I I 1 I I I 4 I , . 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JABBERWOKK World Champronshrp Joe Mrchael Presrdent ot the I937 Junror Class ot Darlrngton won the Worlds Cham pronshrp rn the Moth Boat classrc at Atlantrc Cnty rn August I936 Joe breezed rn nne mrnutes ahead ot the detendrng champron and nearly three mrnutes rn tront of the nearest challenger havrng taken the lead rn the tourth lap and never havrng been headed At the trme ot the race the champronshrp was held by Mr Joel Van Sant of the Eve nrng Star Yacht Club ot Atlantrc Cnty M Van Sant won the champronshrp from Alfred Mrchael Jr who was at that tame a Sensor at Darlrngton Alfred had held the charnpron shrp for two years Moth boat racrng rs a very excrtrng sport whrch calls for superror sarlrng abrlrty and qurclc decrsrve actron as the boats are very lrght and carry a drsproportronately large sarl It rs an unusual trrbute to the Michael brothers that each has won the Worlds Champronshrp whrch carries wt rt he twenty five hundred dollar Antonia trophy prctured below JOE MICHAEL Alfred Mrchael rs now rn hrs Freshman year at the Unrversrty ot Florrda and Joe has one more year at Darlrngton Therr home rs rn Wabasso Florida It rs probable that Joe will have to defend hrs champronshnp this Sprung or Summer pw-1. I .4 V' 'N Mg? Alfred and Joe M chael wth a few ot ther sa l ng toph es The center trophy rs the famous Anton a Tophy h ch s held by the World s Champ on n Moth Boat salng I I I I - ' ' , . ' i I ' A ' . r. f -1 I ' ' ' , ' ' ih ' t . , . 5 1 , ,, 1, -' A ,v-qw . . .., .. S lf t I S Kuff ., ' A .W 3 .utr A Ne JI.. l if, ig 3 I tl f 322 .' 'ff' , ,Q , 5 v K R Y Y H av ' 5 , X- - , 1 7, . i A ' V x jf. r . g ' M any 'Ate ' in ',.I .nh rx - i 4 I . ., lv ' X . r ' E 1 i , ii r E . ' i r w i. i ' I l ii . - 19,- JABBERWOKK 'R 'Q Ig, Wi dns ..,..., -..,......., ? 2 3 an 4 Quart t 5 A horrzontal study c Laurence of the house ot Layne 7 Steps tower arnr ars a an arm or rarn or run o res IO u I Entra I2 Through these portats ands and rado ooth The Lrtt Athletic L mor arsr o rs U o rn tht lung tor Chvsnuts plun c mor b X L1 . , f - ., .. 'Q X. 1- ' ' fN ly' A . I ' . - I I ' yr -,I 1 - 1. 'Ss kts ':. '3 .F : , , . A., M ,Q V 4 ,Fava W, 1 fe -.H L I XL- 5. i. . 4 7 I 2 E.- y . 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I2 I' ssle' to . - lj- L Envoi e have COFTW6 o the tortcs ot the road rin on as se' stage tor a tuller ard brighter ite We leave behino us tnose ma teriat things which we have accomplished and we take with us those abstract things which we have gained AH good friends rnust part 1 d sc as we discerse may tnis book serve o bring bacic nnefnories our ie e ac one a ir ive o hose ideals which we have been taught We ctose our books an start anew towar a i erent phase o ii e ur snnalt ri an tribuiations nere have given us an idea ot now to meet the er tr als t lite tace to ta e We came to Darlington wi magnified and substantiateo by our experiences and training e eave having tearned the rig t nnanner in which o 1 e We ieave rinqton wih a i ia t o nan J we have een aote to come here M y the ri ndshits tnat we a e nna e and the :ersonai aovancennent that we have gaineo b 1 teroetuat inspiration to each r ennbei o e ass o , . W ' t A Dat gt h L the i t . ' fn i it 1 it t ir ' . ot It here, May it leav with e h i des e to i up t t H V i . I i ' d d dtt t t A O i t ais d A A , A larg i o i c . ii 'th ambition and anticipation. We teave Darhngton with these qualities X A H AI A A t W I , Dat V t sehtrnentai but a t FIDY th ught-t koi that i b i . 6 it I Q 5' I h vp d 3, i ti A ' Q f we i i , rm t the Ct 5 7937. 1 DARLTINGTON SCHOOL R ROME GEORGIA An Accredited Preparatory School tor Boys A Phrlanthroplc Non Protrt Malcrng lnstrtutuon Unseltrshly Dedicated to Young Manhood All Teachers Graduates A Class Colleges l-lorne Atmosphere Thorough College Preparation H O N O R S Y S T E M physical Trarnmg Every Day or Every Boy WILCOX Ph D E L WRIGHT President l-leadmaster '-I U23 H I I I I I I I I O--C I I I I I I I I'-T ' ly ' .Q 1 ' N . .- . - I .xx .i X I I I V, K 'l All ' T X: , N s g .fl-C I 0 Xx , X H ,, ' V' X c Tx V on -- 1 Q4 vw vw H T H H 0 0 0 .Q T my 0 , R W ..,', , f 3 frlfifi 'W-. .W 2, 5: .txncg-..mm',aw.us-cg.. . sf C. .aw-V, .-4.'.'. .:- ..p.......,,a'f'-- xl., .. 1 O ' H 5 H O ,, 1 . 0 on 9 I I 7 I I I I 9 -C I I I I 1-Q W H t 9-4 t CITIZENS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION T 0 0 in If 0 tv W lv I . I TWENTY FIVE YEARS OF CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO ROME INVESTIGATE OUR PLAN 505 Broad Street NATIONAL CITY BANK BUILDING M E G E O R G I XI QHAHAN IR C W SHAHAY 0 U24 '-L 0 H H A O W 0 H O T R 0 , I A O .. I . , ' ,l . ,. . I , Sz'f'n'f111'5'-Trnlxlr rm' fIxxixfr1l1l Sr'c'r1'fz11'3'-Trwlxlr rf r 0 0 H H ll' g 1 I I 1 I 2 3 'f-1 0 0 an 0 0 0 1+ 0 rv 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 1 9-C t Rome Boasts of DARLINGTCJN SCHOOL and so do we tor tlwus bank as truly a part ot Rome and It shares the commumtys teelmg toward an mstltutron wtructr lras played so large a part :rw the lute ot tlwe South The Natnonal Cnty Barak welcomes ttre ae counts ot Darlrngtorr students and taculty members Wal? atlonal rr Gf 'Pf9if5'12'1ffff17Q55'fWfCC me A . . . . . Q uint ,.,,,, , ' QQN . ,rg-9 Q , l - lv-L' 2: GA. fferrberofflfg' r LY .1 , , I is 'sfwlr 0 0 1.4 3 t 9-Q 3 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 - J- 5-0 0- 1 HQQTEIQ CDQQLLEGE RQIVIE GEQRGIA A C!NlSfltIlI C nfl: gl 0 111711 II ZIIIIK rn Wfillllll I 1 II 4 1 cl 1 fi H11 ll l II N N 1 IN e Iees are For TUITION S200 OO a year or RCQM AND BOARD S400 OO a year IOIGI S600 OO Reservations may now be made for the session of I937 38 Ilfll '11 ll! I rm U L C O U S E S I D E -c 9--c 0-L Q-Q 0--c 9- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I937 mf FR M we www JUCDOK STQRE H 0 H H H H Jazz:--cxxzxzzxzzzxxsrzzzzxzxzxr-cz:-L may I I I I I I I I I 8 3 1 3 3 I I I I I I 3 2 2 3 I I 1 1 I I I ' ov H on ov ,fs ,, ,, 0 Y 44 I ro N 'N -' - ' N I y 1 ' 1 - - - I N 0 ,. . , 1 f . I . f N 0 rv 0 XYIII1 lx-ml' yczlrs' xxfvrlx in-:uI111: I+- lI1v 1Irg1'm-cs ut Il:u'Iu'Im' -II' .Xrts :mal Iizwlu-Ifll' ffl XII sw. 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' W H ,Jr. 0 on 1-1 1 1 1--1 1 1 1 1 t T A 1 1 1 1 1 2 rr ' 1 1 1 1 1 ,D 0 I rv , , ,. 1 1 1 1 K . . . I . ' X I' f Y ! L a 3 ,--s 'aggs 1+-1 1 , W 1 1 1 1 1 ,. w . If , . . 1 . ,arg - 43:5 . ll . 0 ' H rv I I nv 0 1 if 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -t t t 3 BEST WISHES fa the 1937 Graduating Class of DARUNGTQN SCHQQL The Staff McCall Hosp1ta1 I J + a 1 ?-C 3 2 T H-Q I I-IIE ILINIDALE DIVISION T PIEIDPERIEIJI, MANUFACTURING COMPANY 11111 It 1111 1x DENIMS CI-IEVIGIS CI-IAMBRAY AND CANTON FLANNELS Sulwol Tluu IXPPILLIIIIOII of NX Int Thus Qglmool I-Ils my lol Tlns SLLIIOII d fm Illikllli. c P MEIKLEI-IAM AGENT I INDAI I GhORC IA I2I A 8 0--C 3 2 Y'-'C 3 1 9'--C 3 E4 3 3 3--C O-Q I I 0 0 I Q I I I I I X I 0 I CDF 0 0 I I I 'I , I , I I X 1 ' YI Q 0 0 'I In , . M11 1 ' '1' of ,, . , 0 0 -I XY'isl1 to Express to tluc liaculty and Pupils of Darlington 0 Dc H 1 ' , an ' f 1'I3ays 0 Q H. . , , . 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