Darlington School - Jabberwock Yearbook (Rome, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1945 volume:

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',,,1,f.g f' . ? ?-:' Wh' 'J - f?? 2 QQ qv - . , nz .g3 :,' 4: JABBERWCDKK Published by the Students DARLINGTON SCHOOL FOR BOYS ROME, GEORGIA Cbechica tion To those who roamed these halls short years ago, Sat in these desks, looked on the lake, and thought That life was good, the future bright with hopeg Played boyish pranks and laughed as we do now, Who put their games aside when bugles blew, Who met the challenge of a vicious foeg Who ventured forth to save a stricken world With conscience free of stain, with eyes of faith, With hearts made stout with hope, made strong wit For things that must endure and cannot die, To those who from the farthest bounds of earth And sea and sky, from flaming fields of death, From jungles deep, looked back in memories fond On scenes they knew and loved, the ones we know- Of wooded hills about a tranquil lakeg To those who free of guilt laid down sweet lives To save a guilty world and bring to sions Of other men the peace they were denied, To those, our elder brothers, known hy name, Enshrined within our hearts, we dedicate This Alma lVlater's hook in proud regard. OVC The information contained in these dedicatory pages was received in reply to questionnaires sent out during the past several years. The Editors will deeply appre ciate any information which will correct inaccuracies or omissions in the following pages. .pbvf gn K JOHN DUMAS JOE CANNON Class Of 1938 Class Of 1934 WILLARD JAMES Class Of 193-lf 'Cf A'qiii'i'x q!!!!!.g.5!se1 J JOHN OSCAR MAULDIN BODDIE PERRY Class Of 1939 Class Of 1940 .5 'kia . qi AQ' is 5 2-'i ' 5 Rig RR ... ..q Q 1 -i n ogy Y FRED MCLEAN DOUGLAS MCKENZIE Class of 1933 Class of 1937 GEORGE A. WAGNER, JR. Class of 1931 EEQRQM CLEVE H. Cox, JR. WILLIAM WYATT Class of 1942 Class of 1937 3 ,X +R 1 3 'C I V , ,Mu GRAHAM ALLEN BILLY NIr:H0Ls0N Class of 1938 Class of 103-1- BEVERLY ROYSTER, JR. Class of 1937 THOMAS EARLE BENNETT Hom' Class of IQ34 Class of N110 xl JAMES WEBB DUBOSE PAUL PARKER Class of 1938 Class of 1939 BERNARD SPILLMAN Class of 1939 E. R. PARTRIDGE, JR. OSCAR E. PENDLETON Class of 1938 Class of 1935 Z. FRANK JACKSON Class of 1940 DOUGLAS SOULE Class Of 1938 LAWSON JAQUITH Class Of 1930 JULIUS WILSON DUNN Class of 1937 PAUL P. MCCAIN, JR. Class Of 1940 WILLIAM T. TURNER, JR. Class Of 1937 LINWOOD HICKS Class of 1922 90 JERE WELLS, JR Class Of 1935 JOHN MCFADYEN Class Of 1928 WILLIAM FREDERICK SNOOTS Class Of 1916 OLIVER WILLIAM PORTER Class Of 1942 OWEN E. KIRKLAND Class of 1936 CHARLES HARDEN WHITIAWELD Class Of 1940 RICHARD ALVIN MAY Class Of 1938 WESLEY NAPOLEON COLEMAN, JR. Class Of 1942 MISSING IN ACTION PAUL PRESSLY MCCAIN, JR. ROY HARDY MASSEY, JR. Class Of 1940 Class Of 1936 JOSEPH HARRISON MULL Class of 1940 EditOr,s Note.-We regret being unable to include pictures of all Our alumni who have given their lives for Our country. At the time Of going to press these were all that the Editors had received. Qarhngton mol! of Honor ALUMNI IN Tl-IE ARMED FORCES Name HARRIN, LESTER ......... --- MARSHALL. STEWART ..... --- ROGERS, HOWARD ...... ..... Sl-IAMBLIN, FRED ..... COTHRAN, WILL .... CLASSES OF 1920-21-22 Rank - ---Capt. -Lt. Col. Branch of Service --------Army fmedicalb --------Army---------- ----Capt.-..----- -Army fmedicall Navy .......... GXM 2!C ........ -----Lieut. CUMMING, FREEMAN---- ..... -Pvt. KADEL, HARRY ...... - ROGERS, JACK ....... SAUNDERS, CLAUDE ..... TATE, PHILLIP ,.... --- ANTHONY, HORACE --- -----Lieut. ----Capt. ----Pvt. BARRON, ALFRED LEE ..... ..... L ieut. CHATHAM, JOSH ...... Fox, CLAY ........... ROE, FORD ........ STRICKLAND, TOM .... SMITH, GEO. B., JR. .... ANDERSON, FRANK .... HAND, MADDOx-..-- HARVEY, COLEY ..... - LANIER, LAFAYETTE --- MADDOX, JOHN ....... --- - MOSS, LUKE- ........ POLHILL, RUTHERFORD ..... ROGERS, GEO. ............ TATE, CARTER ........ AUSTIN, JAMES ..... BOWIE, WURTS--- CARVER, ALLEN ..... ERWIN, AMBROSE ..... FLEMINC, TOM .... CLASS OF 1924 Navy ..... CLASS OF 1925 --------Army----- --------Army----- Army ......... --------Army---------- - ..... Army Air Corps CLASS ----Sgt.-------- I'-1555 ff-'.'-SQL - - - -Capt . .'f.'.'.-SQL CLASS OF 1926 Arm Air Corps Y Navy ............. Army ..... -- Army ..... Army ..... Army ..... Army ..... OF 1927 Navy ...... Army ..... Home Address -------ROme, Ga -----Rome, Ga -----Rome, Ga -----Rome, Ga -----Rome, Ga. -----Rome, Ga -----Rome, Ga -------RO1ne, Ga - ......... Rome, Ga --- ..... Fairmount, Ca -----Rome, Ga -----ROme, Ga -----DeLand, Fla -----Calhoun, Ga -----Calhoun, Ga -----Rome, Ga -----Rome, Ga --- --Decatur, Ga -------Rome, Ga - ..... Army ..... ......... R Ome, Ga --------- -----Army----- -----Langdale, Ala --------Army----- -------Rome. Ga - ..... Army ............. ......... R Ome, Ca --------Navy--------------- ----Hawkinsville, Ga --------Army Air CorpS----- ---------Rome, Ga - ..... Army ............. ..... F airmount, Ga CLASS OF 1928 -----C. W. O. -----Lt. Com. -----Lt. Col. ---S!Sgt. FRANKLIN, TAET ....... .... C haplain GIBBONS, WILLIAM ..... - SAMMONS, BURIE ..... SMITH, FRANK ..... FLINN, WILLIAM ...... ---S 1fC -----W!O ----Capt. Army .---- --------Navy---- --------Army----- - --... Navy ---- CLASS Army ----- Army .---- Navy --- N.avy ----- Army ----- OF 1929 --------Army ------------ FULFORD, WILLIAM A. ---- ..-.-. S gt. JOHNSON. GEORGE ----- - OWENS, JOHN -------- RAY, HOMER ----- RI-IEBERG, STEVE --- ROBINSON, ALEX ----- SNELLING, ROBERT ---- TAYLOR, BEN B. ----. WATSON, Joi-IN L. ---- WHITE, BRADFORD ---- ----Capt. ----Capt. Major Army Air Corps--- -- --------Army ---------- - Army ---------- Army .--.------ -----------RoIne, Ca -New Orleans, La ---------Rome, Ca -------Rome, Ga ------Atlanta, Ga ----Crossnore, N. C ---------ROme, Ca -----------Rome, Ga ----Greensboro, N. C -----Atlanta, Ga -----Danville, Va ----Langdale, Ala Army Air Corps ----- --- Covington . Army .----.---- Army ----- -- - Army .---- ----Capt.-------- WILSON, E. J. NED --- --..- Lieut. Navy --- Navy ---- Navy --- - ---.--.... Heflin, Ala. --- ---- Donalsonville, Ga. -- , Ga Goldsboro, N. C. - -----.---. Athens, Ga. -----Baton Rouge, La. -------------Rome, Ga. Chapel Hill, N. C. -----------Rome, Ga. Name BAILEY, EDWARD .... ERWIN, BYRON ..... HARRISON, PARKS ...,. HUTCHINS, ROBERT ..... JERvIS, CHARLES .... -- MONTGOMERY, HUGH .... MGWILLIAMS, WM. G.-- THARPE, ROBERT ....... ALLEN, CARL ......... BERRY, THOMAS ....... BOOGKHOLDT, MELvIN ..... DELLINGER, RAIDEN ..... Rank ----Lieut. ----S 2!C ----F10 ----Lieut. ----Lieut. ----Lieut. ----MajOr DUKE, HARRY .......... ...... S gt. ERWIN, CLARK ........ FEATI-IERSTONE, GEORGE ..... FISHER, JOHN ............ GILBERT, GROOVER ...... GREENLEAE, STEPHEN -- HOYT, WADE, JR. ..... JONES, J. P. ........ MASON, YOUNG ...... MILBY, CHAS. D. ...... ----Lieut. 1'-.Pfcf fffflligril MfM 2fC ----Lieut. MOORHEAD, WILLIAM .... ....... C apt. NIKON, ROBT. ......... ORMOND, JOHN KERN-- POPE, EDWARD ........ RAY, HUGH .......... SCRUGGS, PAUL ........ SOPER, ROBERT ........ WILLIAMS, ROBERT H.- WITHERS, JAMES ........ ----Lieut. CLASS OF 1930 Branch of Service --------Army ------- --------Navy---------- Army ........... .... --------Coast Guard---- --------Army Air Corps----- --------Navy ------------- --------Navy ----------- --------Navy--,--- CLASS OF 1931 --------Army------ --------Navy ----------- --- .... Army ......... ---- ------..-Army lmedical5----- -------.-Army------------- --------Navy----------- Marine Corps ...... --------Army Air COrpS------ -- --------Army ---------- -- .... Army ........ -- Home Address ------Eufaula, Ala. -------Lindale, Ga. -Mt. Ulla, N. C. -------Lindale, Ga. ------ROme, Ga. -----Rome, Ga. -----Rome, Ga. ----Moultrie, Ga. ----Rome, Ga. -----Rome, Ga. ----ROme, Ga. -----ROme, Ga. --------ROme, Ga. -----HickOry, N. C. --------ROme, Ga. ----Newport, Tenn. -------Lindale, Ga. - ---- -Jacksonville, Ala. --------Navy ---- ----------ROme, Ga. ------,,Navy----------- -------Atlanta, Ga. ,---,,--Army------------- ----------Rome, Ga. -,,,,,,-Coast Guard-------U ----Beaumont, Texas --------Army imedicall----- -----Goldville, S. C. --------Navy ------------- --------ROme, Ga. U,-,,,,Army----------- ---..--DurlIam, N. C. -- ------Chaplain ----Lieut. ' -.'.'.-BM Ifc ----Lieut. ----Lieut. CHANDLER, LIDELLE .... - - .... CHD!- COCHRAN, JOHN .... -- GwYN, WILLIAM F. ..... HALLIRURTON, .lULIAN-- KING, ROBERT .......... LANIER, BRUCE ....... LANIER, ROBERT .... MILLS, HENRY T. ..... MORGAN, GRAY D. .... MORRISON, THEO ...... MOIITON, JOHN G. .... ROGERS, DAVID ...... RUMBLE, CLEVE .... SMITH, GIBSON ..... TATE, LAWSON ....... TRUITT, FORREST ,,..... -- WILLIAMS, ROBERT S. ..... WILLIS, TIM ............. WINGFIELD, JIM KYLE ..... WISEMAN, BILL ....... BAGGETT, JACK ......... -- BRADLEY, CHILLEON .... BRANNON, CHARLES .... - BROWN, PHILIP ...... COVINGTON, DEAN .... TDARLING, HENRY .... DEAN, WILLIAM ..... DRIVER, WILLIAM ...... -----Capt. ----Lieut. ----Lieut. ----Lieut. Navy .......... ------..-Navy Navy ........... :::::Army Air Corps ---Wlashington, Ga. --------Ocala, Fla. --------Coast Guard----- -- - -- -ChattanoOga, Tenn. ----Delaware, Ohio --- ..... Milledgeville, Ga. Army ........... ..... D avidson, N. C. CLASS OF 1932 --------Army---- --------Army---- --------Army---- -- .... Army---- --------Navy---- -- .... Navy---- -- .... Army---- --------Army---- --------Army---- ----Sgt.--------Army-------- ----..-Sgt. -----Capt. ----Lieut. ----Lieut. ----T!3 ----Major ----Lieut. ----Lieut. ---MfSgt. ------Pvt. -----Capt. ----Lieut. -------Capt. --Lt. Col. ----Major ----Lieut. --------Army---------- --------AI'my------------ -- .... Coast Guard---- --------Navy---------- --------Army-------- --------Army---- ,. ....... Navy .... --------Army---- --------Army---- --------Navy------ CLASS OF 1933 --------Army ---------- - ---Rome, Ca. ----------Rome, Ga. ----------Zebulon, Ga. -------------MacOn, Ga. Johnson City, Tenn. ---West Point, Ca. ------Langdale, Ala. ----Greenville, S. C. ----------Rome, Ga. -----Asheville, N. C. ----BullOck, N. C. --------ROme, Ga. - ..--...-- Atlanta, Ga. ---Charlotte, N. C. -----Banner Elk, N. C. ------LaGrange, Ga. -Orangeburg, S. C. ----------ROme, Ga. --------Rome, Ga. ----Danville, Va. -Lawrenceville, Ga. Army .-..-------.-.. ----. G astonia, N. C. --------Army Air Corps----- --------Navy----------- --------Army --------Army Air COrpS----- --------Army------------- Navy .--..----...-- --------Rome, Ga. ----Dillon, S. C. ------Rome, Ca. ----Augusta, Ga. ------Rome, Ga. ----Thomaston, Ga. --------Army Air COrpS----- ----------ROme, Ga. --------Army Air Corps----- -----CharlOtte, N. C. --------Army------------- -------Fairfield, Ala. --------Army----------- -----Charlotte, N. C. FAHY, ALBERT -.------.....-.... Lt. Col. GAMMON, GRAHAM --.. L ---. ---.- C apt. GILBERT. WALTER ----- 1 -.---.--. GRIER, JOE ...------- I ----- ---. L ieut. HAYS, NED ..-------.. 1 -..- ..... C a pt. MOORE, CAREY ---.--.- MOORE, CLIFF ----- MORGAN, ROBERT ..-- 'Prisoner of war. ----Lieut. ----Lieut. ---Mfsgt. --------Army Air Corps--- --------Army ----------- --------Army --------- -.. ...... Army---- -----Clinton, S. C. -----Lindale, Ga. -----Lindale, Ga. -----ROme, Ca. Name MCSWEEN, ALLEN .... ORMOND, JOHN H. .... PERCY, FRANK ..... PLATT, JAMES- ........ - SOLOMON, BARNETT ....,,,,,,,, SULLIVAN, GORDON LEE- ..... -- CLASS OF 1933 fCOntinuedJ Rank Chaplain ........ ----F!O-------- Branch of Service Army .............. Army Air Corps .... Army .......... -- --Ensign ........ Navy .......... - CM 1!C ........ Navy ........... - Army Air Corps .... WRIGHT, GRAHAM, J R. .,... ,,,,, C apt, ,,,,,,,, Army --.--.----- , WYATT, ROBERT ........ BOSS, HARRY ....... CANFIELD, EARL .... COLLEY, STUART .... GIBBONS, CHARLES --- GIBBONS, HARRY .... HACKETT, ROGER ..... HANCOCK, JAMES .... HULL, BURNETT .... JONES, LEWIS ........ JORDAN, L. K., JR.--- KING, TOM ......... LONG, CHARLES ..... MILLER, HAROLD ........ MORGAN, DEAN ......... ----Lieur.--------Navy ----- ---- CLASS OF 1934 ----TfSgt.--------Army------ -----Capt.--------Army ---------- '-MVSQL Army ............ --------Army Air Corps---- Capt. .-...... Army ............ Pfc. ........ Army Air Corps .... ----Lieut.--------Army Air COrps----- -Lieut. ........ Navy .............. --Ensign ....... - Navy ...,........ --Ensign ...... --Navy ......... -- -----Capt.------..-Army ----------- -----Capt.--------Army Air Corps---- Sfsgt. Army ........... Pfc. ........ Army .....,..,..,,, NIGHTINGALE, BRAILSI-'ORD .......... Capt. ..... ---Army Air Corps---- NORRIS, WILLIAM ........ --- PENN, WILLIAM .......... - POTTS, RAMSAY ....... RODGERS, WILLIAM --- RODGERS, HERBERT .... SMITH, ROBERT ....... SMITH, WILLINGHAM .... -------.... ..----Army------------ ---L1eut. ........ Army ......... --- ----Col.-.------Army Air Corps---- Army ........... -----Army ---- --- --------- -----Army ---- ----Lieut.--------Army----- WORKMAN, CLARENCE .... .... L ieut.-- ...... Navy .... - YOUMANS, BENJAMIN- -... --- BARTON, MOUZON ---- BARNWELL, ROBT.--- BEATTIE, DAN .--... CARRIER, HENRY -..- HOGG, CLOVER -...- HUFFMAN, ROBERT .--. JONES, THOMAS ----. MAY, STRATI-'ORD ...-. MERRILL, ALLEN .--...-- MCSWEEN, WILLIAM ...- OXAR, EDDIE-- -..---.- --- PARKER, WILLIAM B.--- PENN, EDWARD ..--.---. PINCKNEY, JOHN L. ..--. QUILLIAN, HUGH ..... SHANNON, EDGAR ---. SKINNER, LISTER .... STIVERS, THEO ....-. SULZBACHER, JOEL .-.. TOWERS, ROBERT ---- TROTTER, MAC ..... WARD, ALBERT ....---. WILSON, HUNTER ---.. WOOD, GEORGE ---.. -Sk 1fC -..----- Navy ----- CLASS OF 1935 ------------..-Army------ ----------------Army----------- -----Capt.--------Mar1nes--------- -Capt. --..-..- Marine Air Corps ---Lleut. .---. --- Army -------------- -----Capt.--------Army Air Corps- -Capt. ----.--- -----Capt -------- Army -------------- Army Air Corps ---- Navy .--.---------- Lleut. --..---. Army Air Corps ---- Navy ----- ---.--- ----Pvt.--------Army-----------, Home Address ----Greenville, Tenn, ----Hookertou, N. C. Ga -------Dalton, -----Aragon, Ca ----Blakely, Ca. -----Rome, Ca. -----ROme, Ga -----Rome, Ga. ------Rome, Ga, Ga -------Atlanta, ----Grantville, Ga ------Rome, Ga -----Rome, Ga -----Rome, Ga ----Marietta, Ga --------Rome, Ca C -----Laurens, S. ----Monticello, Ca -----Anniston, Ala ----JacksOnville, Fla. -------Winder, Ga --------Rome, Ga. ----Brunswick, Ca ----Newton, Ga --------Rome Ca -----Memphis, Tenn ----Birmingham, Ala ----Birmingham, Ala -------Winder, Ga ------Rome, Ga ----EnOree, S. C -----Rome, Ca ----------Rome, Ca - ....- Burlington, N. C ----Greenville, S. C -----Brevard, N. C ------Rome, Ga -----Atlanta, Ga ----..--Dalton, Ga ----Haw River, N. C. ------Dothan. Ala ----Greenville, Tenn. ---------Chicago, Ill ----Farmville, N. C ..---PfC.--------Army Air COrps---- ---------,--Rome, Ca ----Cpl.--------Army------------ ----- Lieut. -... ----Navy---n Lreut. -..-.... Navy ------ -Capt. ---.-.-- Army ------.--- Lleut. --...... Navy ----------.- ----Lieut.------..-Army Air Corps---- -Capt. -------- Army --.--- ----- -------.- .-------Army------- -Capt. -.-----. Army ---- --Pfc. ---..-.- Army ---- - ----Sfsgt.--------Army---U Montgomery, Ala Ga - ---- - -LaGrange, - - - -Lexington, Va ------Rome, Ga -----Rome, Ga -----Rome, Ga ------Rome, Ca ----LaGrange, Ga --- -Adairsville, Ga. ------Rome, Ca -----Rome, Ca CLASS OF 1936 BARTON, WILLIAM -----.- ------ P fc., ------- Army ------------ --,,-- R omg, Ga, BERRY, HENRY R. ....-.-- ..-. L ieul. ....--.. Army Air Corps ,--, -,,,,--- R gme, Ga, BLACKWELDER, ANDREW-- --.- Sgt. .------- Army ------------ ---- H ickgryy N, C CAREY, JACK ........-.... -.-- L ieut. ------.. Army Air Corps ---- ---- K inston, N, C, CARLYLE, SPENCER BUD .----..--.. Pvt. ...-...- Army Air Corps ----- ----- A lbany, Ga, FEIGLEY, GEORGE ........---.... HA 1!C -------- Navy -------------- ---- ----- A r hens, Ala GILMORE, WM. C. BUD --- ..-- Major .------- Army Air Corps ---- ---,-.-------- R omo, Ga, GLOYER, JULE -.......... .... S !Sgr. .-...... Army Air Corps .... ............... R ome, Ga. HEATON, RICHARD -----. ----Lieut.------..-Army Air Corps- Avo ndale Estates, Ga Army ,,-.,.......... ......... R ome, Ga. Name HIGHT, GORDON LEE-- HUI-'I-', BURNEY ..,.... JONES, ROBERT ........ JONES, EDDIE ........ - CLASS OF 1936 fCOntimuedJ Rank Branch of Service Army Air Corps ..... ----Capt.-------- -----Lieut.-------- -------Sgt. -----S!Sgt. JORDAN, CHAS. ERNEST ..... ..... S fSgI. ........ KIRKLAND, OWEN ....... LANDERS, HENRY ....... LANE, JULIAN ......... LEE, ROBERT ............ MASHBURN, CHARLES .... MICHAEL, ALFRED B. .... OSBORNE, ROBERT ..... 'Pl-IEPLES, HENRY .... PEGRAM, CHARLES .... SwARTz, MARTIN ...... VANDIVER, ERNEST ..... WARLICK, LOUIS----- WARREN, ALLISON .... WELLS, TOM - .... --- ALDRIDGE, FRANK .... ALSTON, ROBT. .... ARCHER, DERRICK --- BENZING, JAMES ..... BERRY, RANDOLPH ..... BEST, HUGH ......... BRITT, CLYDE ..... BUTT, WILLIAM .... CARTER, JOE ...... CAUDLE, THOS. ...... CI-IESNUT, JUDSON ....... CHESNUT, D. O., JR. ..... CODDINGTON, WM. ..... FLETCHER, WARNER .... HACKETT, RICHARD .... HAMMOND, THOMAS ..... HUNT, WARREN ..... KIDD, INMAN .... KING, JAMES ....... KING, MARION ..... MARSHALL, CHAS.--- MASON, JAMES ........ MEADOWS, BOYNTON ..... MERRILL, BYRD ........ MILLIS, HENRY ...... MONK, ROBERT .... MOORE, JOHN ...... MOzLEY, WILLIS ..... MCARTHUR, NEILL ..... MCMASTER, SPENCER ..... MGSWEEN, HARRY ...... SMITH, FRANK D. .... SNELLING, WILLIAM .... SPROULL, MILLER ........ Army ............. Army Air Corps ..... Army ............. Army ........... -----Lieut.-------- ----M!Sgt.------- -----Lieut. ----Ensign -----Lieut. -----Lieut. -----Lieut. -----Lieut. - ..... Sgt. -----Lieut -Army .... Navy ..-. Navy .-.. --------Army Navy --.. Navy .... Army ........... Army -............ Army Air Corps ...-. Army Air Corps -.-.- -----LIeut.-. ------ -----Sgt.-------- ----Capt. Army .....-..... Army .... ----Capt...------- CLASS OF 1937 -Army Air Corps ..... Army -............ --------Army Air Corps----- -----Sgt.------- Capt. ----EnsIgn-.------- ----Capt. -----Lieut. -----Sgt. Navy ............. - ....... Army Air Corps ..-. - --------Navy --------------- --------Army Air Corps----- -----AfC--------Army Air Corps----- ----Capt. ----Capt. Home Address -------Rome, Ca. -----Rome, Ga. ----Charlotle, N. C. ----Monticello, Ga. -------Rome, Ga. -----Rome, Ga. ----Wilson, N. C. --..--Rome, Ga. -------Atlanta, Ga. --------Wabasso, Fla. -----KnOxville, Tenn. -------Atlanta, Ga. ----Charlotte, N. C. -----Greenville, N. C - ..--.. Lavonia, Ga. ------Cartersville, Ga -----Vero Beach, Fla ------Sumter, S. C ----Gaylesville, Ala -----Atlanta, Ga -------Rome, Ga ----Asheville, N. C -------Rome, Ga -------ROme. Ga ------Bristol, Tenn ------Blue Ridge, Ga --------Army Air Corps----- --------And6rS0l1, S- C --------Army-,,---------- ----Winston Salem, N. C -----Cpl.-------- fffffLiSJC -----Lieut. ----Ensign -------Pfc. -----Lieut. Army -,,-,,,,, ,, ,,,---. Gaylesville, Ala Marine Corps ...-... Army Air Corps -.... -- .... Coast Guard ..... -- Army Air Corps-- - Navy ..--........ . ..--..- Navy -...... ------ --------Army Air Corps---- -----LIeut.--------Army Air Corps--- --------Army Air Corps--- -- .-.. Army ..-...... -- - ...- Army ....-.-. - Navy --.......... --------Atlanta, Ga ------Charlotte, N. C ----Springfield, Mass ---------ROme, Ga ------Atlanta, Ga -----Rome, Ga -------Atlanta, Ca -----------Rome, Ga -----Jacksonville, Fla ------Charlotte, N. C -----Thomasville, Ga ----CharlestoII, S. C -------Dothan, Ala -- -..- Army ....---.--. -- --------Merchant Marine---- ----High Point, N. C -------Sgt.-------- -----Lieut. -----Lieut. -----Sgt. -----Lieut.------- Army Air Corps ..... ..-- F armville, N. C Army Air Corps -..-. .... L exington, N. C Navy .--.......... Army ........... ---------Atlanta, Ga - -----.lacksonville, Fla ,Navy .-..---.--.. .-..-..- W innsboro, S. C -----MaJor--------ArmY------------------- -----Pvt. Army Air Corps- Navy ........... Navy ...-.-..... -----L1eut.-------- STEELE, JOHN NEWTON ....- .......-. TROTTER, WILLIAM ..... .... C apt. TURNER, HALL ...-.... ............ WALSTON, H. H. ................... Pvt. WHITE, WARREN, JR. .................. WILLIAMS, ROBT.--- ----- --- WILLIS, GEORGE ..... WILLIS, OSGOOD .... BAIRD, GEREN ,,,,,,. - BONDS, JAMES O. ..... BUNN, DONALD ....-. CI-IRISTMAN, MILON ..-. CLEVELAND, GILES ..--. Cox, CHARLES ......-.... CULDERSON, JAMES M. ...- CULDERSON, C. M. --.-. 'Prisoner of War. Lieut. fj.g.J Navy ........... Army Air Corps..-- Army .-.....-.-. Army -.-....-..... Army ............-.. fChaplainl Navy Navy Air Corps ..... Ensign ---,,-.- -------Lieut. -------Sgt. -----Lieut. -..---Lieut. ----Ensign -----S 2fC -----Pvt. -----Cpl. CLASS Army Air Corps ..--. OF 1938 ----..-..-Army--------- --------Marine Corps--- -- .... Navy .......- -- .. ....... Army ....-.- - --------Navy---- --- ..... Navy ---- --. .--.-. Army --- --------Army --- DeFuniak Springs, Fla ---- -------------Bartow, Fla -- ....-....-. Athens, Ga ----Anniston, Ala -------Rome, Ga -----LaGrange, Ga ---------Rome, Ga --------Wilson, N. C -----Greenville, S. C ----Greensboro. N. C ---------Griffin, Ga -------Rome, Ga -------Memphis, Tenn ---..-Kannapolis, N. C -..---..---RaleiglI, N. C -----Spartanburg, S. C -----Spartanburg, S. C -------Lindale, Ga -----Shannon, Ga -----Shannon, Ga Name DAVIS, ROBERT L. .......... CLASS Rank OF 1938 fCOntinuedJ Branch of Service --------Cpl.--------Army----- DAVIS, WILLIAM W. ........ Lieut. fj.g.J DIX, WILLIAM L. .... EDENTON, BRUCE ..... GoDwIN, MARNE ..... Goss, RALPH ...... --------Navy----- --------Sgl---------Army----- Phm 2fC --------Navy ----- ------SfSgt.--------Army----- ..-------EHSlgH--------Navy------ GRIFFIN, GEORGE ........... Lieur, fj.g.J ,,,,,,,, Navy ---.----.---- HACKETT, WILLIAM .... HARDEN, GEORGE ..... HARRIS, CARTER ..... HEAD, DOUGLAS ...... HUTGHINS, HARRY ..... J ONES, WILLIAM ..... .... KAY, FRANCIS ...... LESLIE, TOMMIE ..... LILY, GEORGE ......... MADDOX, JAMES D. ..... MASSIE, JOE .....,... MAY, HENRY ........ MERRILL, COWDERY .... MICHAEL, JOE ........ MILES, ROBERT .... MOORE, ROBERT ..... MOORE, BEN F. ..... MGLEAN, GUS ......... OLIPHANT, ALBERT ,... ROYSTER, LEE PAGE ..... SELF, JAMES A. ........ SI-IANKLIN. SHELBY .... SI-IENCK, JOHN ln--- ,,,, un-, --------Sgt. ---------Sgt. Home Address ---Farmville, N. C -----Lumberton, N. C. ---------Rome, Ga. -----Jackson, Tenn ---GatesvilIe, N. C. --------Athens, Ga. -------Rome, Ga. --------Army-------------- -----------Rome, Ga. --------Army Air Corps---- ..- --------Army------------- --------Pfc.--------Army----------- --------Pfc. Lieut. fj.g.l ..-------Army ----- --------Navy------ --------Army----- -----Sgt. --------Army----- ----------------,-Navy------- -----Lieut.--------Navy ----------- -----Lieut. - ..,. Lieut. ----EnSign --------Army------------- ,, --------Army Air CorpS---- -- --------Navy ------------ -----LIeut.--..-----Army Air CorpS---- -----Pfc. ----Ensign -----AfS ....------Army------------,, --------Navy------,,,,,,, Navy ....... ------Pfc.--------Army----------- ,, - .... Lieut. -----Lieut. ----Sf Sgt. -------Lieut. SIMS, BEN ........... ..... L ieut, fj.g,J STRIBLING, EARLE .... SMITH, STEPHEN ..... VICKERS, DONALD --- WALSTON, HUBERT ,..... WARD, WILLIAM I. ..... WARREN, ROBERT fBILLJ WELLER, CARLYLE- ........ - WILLIAMSON, DON ..... WILSON, HUGH ........ WOEEORD, WILLIAM .... BLACKBURN, DUKE ..... BROWNING, WILLIAM ..... --- BYNUM, FRED ......... CHAPPELL, BENTLEY ..... CLEVELAND, WILLIAM--- CLONTZ, RALPH ....... CLOVER, CHARLES .... DAVIS, E. G., JR. ..... DENSON, NIM ........ ELFRINK, WILLIAM .... FULGHUM, EDWIN .... GARGES, HERBERT .... GLASGOW, SAM ...... GUINN, MAX .......... HALLMAN, DOUGLAS .... HEARN, JOHN ....... HURDLE, JOE ......... JORDAN, TOM BROCK .... LOCKWOOD, BILL ..... MAURY, HILL ........ MERRILL, WILL ....... - MURPHY, JOE ......... - MCLAURIN, JOHN DAN .,... MGRELL, DONALD-------- NUNNALLY, WILLIAM ---- PEACOCK, CLIFFORD .... PENN, ALFRED ....... RAMAGE, JAMES ...... RANKIN, WILLIAM ..... RUSSELL, JAMES ....., SHEPPARD, W. L. ...... SLICKMAN, GEORGE .... STEWART, IVEY, JR. .... SPRINGFIELD, WILLIAM --- ---------Lieut. --------Pfc. ------AfS------- -----Lieut.-------- ----..-SfSgt. -..--..Pfc. -----PfG.-------- -------Pvt. -----Capt.-------- ------SfSgt. --O!C ....... - --------Army Army Air Corps .... --------Army------------- ..-------Army Air CorpS---- Navy ............., Army Air Corps .... --------Army-------------, --------Army Air CorpS---- Army ............ ,... Army ............., ---ClarkSdale, Miss. ------Shannon, Ga. -------Zebulon, Ga. ----------BufOrd, Ga. -----Cartersville, Ga. ---------Rome, Ga. -BennettSville, S. C. ----Mt. Hope, W. Va. ---..-----ROme, Ca. -----Lexington, Ky. --H.aw River, N. C. -------Dothan, Ala. ----WabaSso, Fla. -----Lexington, Ky. ------Atlanta, Ga. ------McColl, S. C ------Lenoir, N. C. ---Greenville, S. C. ------0xfOrd, N. C. ----Florence, S. C. ----Dunedin, Fla. ----Shelhy, N. C. ------Atlanta, Ga. ----Habersham, Ga. ---------Rome, Ga. -----Sebastian, Fla. -NHVY ------------- .-...... W ilson, N, C. Marine Corps ..... ...,,,,,, G raham, N, C, Prospect Hill, N. C. Army Air Corps --.- ......... S iluria, Ala. CLASS OF 1939 --------Army----- AM 2fC ........ Navy ...... --..-Ensign--------Navy----------- -----Cpl. ---..-Lieut. --------Army------------ -- ...-.. Army Air COrpS---- -- Army .............. ,, --------Army-------------- Army Air Corps .... -----Ll6ut.------..-A1'my,,,,,,,,-,,, -- -----Lieut. ----EnSign ----EfO -----LIeut.-------- --------Army----------- --------Navy ------- --High Point, N. C ----ASheville, N. C. ----Cartersville, Ga. -----..-Newn.an, Ga. ------GreeIIville, S. C. ----ROckingl1am, N. C -----Columbus, Ga ---Greenville, S. C. --Whiteville, N. C ---------ROme, Ga -----Owenboro, Ky -----Opelika, Ala -----L1eut.--------Army ---------- Marine Corps ..... ........ A Llama, Ga Army Air Corps .... -----Lieut.--------Army Air Corps- Army ............ ----..LIeut.--------Army Air Corps---- -- -------PfC.--------Army------------ ----Ensign--------N.avy----------- -----Lieut.--------Army Air Corps- -----LIeut.--------Army - ...-........... Coast Guard---- ----Capt.---..----Arm ---------- Y -----lffc.--------Army------- ----EnS1gn--------Navy----- Army ........... -------Cpl.--------Army -----Lieut. -----RiclTmond, Va. --------Atlanta, Ga -- .... Spartanburg, N. C ---DucktowII, Tenn -------MObile, Ala ----Wilson, N. C -.. ...... Mehane, N. C Air Corps ..... .......... C emre, Ala. -- ..... Charleston, S. C. ------Versailles, Ky. -----DOthan, Ala. -----Hickory, N. C. -----Bethune, S. C. ----PittSfielc.l, Mass. --------ArII1y-------------- ---------Rome, Ga. --------Army Air Corps---- -----Columhus, Ga. Maritime Service ...... ......... R ome, Ga, -----Lieut.-------- ----Ensign-------,Navy--,,,,--,,,,,,, -----Pvt.--------Army---------,-- -----Lieut.------,,Army Air COrps---- ----EI1Sign--------Navy --,-,,,,,,,,, -----Lieut. -----Sgt. --------Navy ----------- Army ............. -- ----..---Army Air Corps- ----Brundidge, Ala. -----Durham, N. C. ------Macon, Ga. -------Rome, Ga. ---------Rome, Ga. ----Charlotte, N. C. ---- ----Waynesville, N. C. Name TODD, J. C., JR. ..... TUTTLE, CLIFFORD ..... TYER, WM. B. ...... WALLACE, ELSA R. ..... WHARTON, HAROLD .... WOOD, WILLIAM .... WRIGHT, BARRY ..... AULL, GEORGE ...... BARNWELL, JAMES .... BEST, JAMES ...... BOND, P. A. ........... BOWDOIN, WARREN ..... COLLEY, ALLEN ..... COOPER, DAN ..... DARRY, ROBERT --- DYKES, GENE ...... FOLEY, FRANK .... FULLER, DONALD .... GODWIN, EDWARD .... GRIMSLEY, W. T. ...... HAINES, WILLARD ....... HAMMOND, DENMAN ....... ........ JOHNSTON, W. YOUNG .... MILNER, DOUGLAS ....... MIZE, CHARLES ....... MORRISON, WILLIAM ..... MULL, J OE ........... NICHOLSON, HENRY--- PATRICK, HENRY ---. PEASE, JACK .-.--. .-.. PEARSON, CHARLES -.-. PETERSON, JIM .----- PREwITT, NELSON ----. STRICKLAND, EDw.--- SUTTON, G. L. ..--- TAYLOR, ALFRED- .-.- TRIMPI, JACK .----..-- TUCKER, AUDLEY ----. TURNIPSEED, WILSON ---- WARDLAW, JOHN ---..- WILCOX, JOHN, JR. .--.-- WILCOX, W. S. HBILLYH WILSON, WILLIAM --.---- W INSTEAD, BARDEN ----- WYATT, JAMES ------ BARROUR, SWADE -.-.- BARTON, JOHN ------ CAMPBELL, J. E. -.-..- CARMICHAEL, JAMES ---.- CASHION, TED --..---- COLE, W. L. --.-----.- CULBERSON, CHARLES --.. CUNNINGHAM, NED ...- CAMPBELL, GLOVER --.- FINCH, SIGMA ------- FINCI-I, JOHN -.--. GAME, JOE ----.---. GRIMSLEY, ROBERT -----.---. HAMILTON, JAMES ------ -----. --.- - S gt. HANNAH, JOHN ..---- HARDY, DABNEY ----- CLASS Rank OF 1939 lContinuedJ Branch of Service -----Lieut.--------Army----------- Army -.-.----.-.. -----Lieut.--------Army Air Corps---- -----Sgt.-------- Marmes ---.-.--.-- -----Lieut.--------Army----- ---- -----Lieut.--------Army-..--- ----Ensign--------Navy ----- - -.-- Lieut. -.-.-.- - CLASS OF 1940 Army ----. - .--- Pfc. ....... -Army ---- ------..-..-------Navy -----S 2!C-------- ------------------Navy - .-.- Lielll- -------- Army Air Corps ----------------Army---- Navy .-----...-- -----Lieut.--------Army Navy.'.-.-.'.f.'.f.f.- ----AfC.-------..Army Air Corps---- -----Pfc.-------- -----Lieut.-------- --..---AfC-------- -----Lieut.-------- -----Pvt.-------- -------Pvt.-------- -----Lieut.--------Navy--------- ----------------Army ---- Army ---..-...-...- Army Air Corps .-.-- Army Air Corps .... Army Air Corps -.-.. --------Navy------------- Marine Corps -.-.- Army .-..-.---.- Home Address -----Laurens, S. C. -----Pittshurgh, Pa. -----Smithfield, N. C. -----------Rome, Ga. -----Cave Spring, Ga. ----David-son, N. C. -------Rome, Ga. -----Clemson, S. C. ------Atlanta, Ga. ---------Rome, Ga. -----Cedartown, Ga. ----Adairsville, Ga. -----Grantville, Ga. -----ColumbuS, Ga. --------Miami, Fla. -----Columbus, Ga. -----Columbus, Ga. ----Lumberton. N. C. ------Gatesville, N. C. ----Greensboro, N. C. --------Atlanta, Ga. ------Atlanta, Ga. -----Eufaula, Ala. ---------Rome, Ga. -----Cave Spring, Ga. -------Moultrie, Ga. -----Sgt.--------Army----------- ---------------Rome, Ga. -------Pfc.--------Navy------------- ----------Statesville, N. C. -----Lieut.--------Marine Corps------------Kings Mountain, N. C. ----AKC--------Army Air Corps---- -..---------Columbus, Ga. ---------------Navy ------------ ---------Richmond, Va. ------- -----Marine Corps--- --fffffLiQIIQffffffI -----T.M. 3fC-------- -------Pfc.-------- -1'.'.'.'I7fQfffIfI Army ---.--....-. Army Air Corps ..-- Navy -.------.----- Army ....--..-...-- Army Air Corps -.-. Marine Corps -.-.-.- -------Soperton, Ga. ----Winchester, Ky. ------Athens, Ca. -------Rome, Ga. ----NaShville, Tenn. -------Atlanta, Ga. ---------Lindale, Ca. ------------------Army Air Corps---- ------------Ocala, Fla. ----Ensign ..--- --- -----Sgt.--------Army Air Corps---- -----Lieut.--------Arm Air Corps Navy .------.--..- - Y ----Ensign--------Navy -------------- -------PvI.--------Army-------------- -----Lieut.--------Army Air Corps---- -----Pvt.-------- CLASS OF 1941 ----------------Army Air Corps---- -----Pvt.--------Army Air Corps Army ------------ -----Ff0--------Army Air Corps---- -----Lieut.-------- -----Sgt.--------Army----- -----S 1fC-------- ----------------Army----- Navy -.--.-.-. Army -.-.--.----..- ----Spartanhurg, S. C. ------Carthage, N. C. ------ElberIOn, Ca. -------Rome, Ca. -----Roxboro, N. C. -------Rome, Ga. -----Clayton, N. C. -------Rome, Ga. ----Norcross, Ga. ------Atlanta, Ga. -----Hickory, N. C. -----Durham, N. C. ---------Shannon, Ga. -------SmiIhReId, N. C. ----chape1 Hill, N. C. -------- -----Marine Corps--- - --------- -----Army--------- --------------------Navy ---------Lieut.--------Army Midshipman -.------ -----A R T 3!C-------- --------Army Air Corps----- Navy -.-..-..---.. --------Army----------- HARTLEY, JACK ..---.-- ..---.-----. HILL, HUGH -.-.-.---- HOLSOMBACK, WILTON HOYT, FRED ----..--. ---- HUFEMAN, WILLIAM ----- JAMES, A. W. .-..-.-.- JOHNSON, HAROLD -.-.- JONES, WHARTON ---. LAMB, R.M. ..-...-.- LANE, LAURENCE -.-.. LINDSEY, PETE .--. Army --.-- -----Pvt.--------Army----- -----Pfc.--------Army ---- ---------------Navy ----- -----Sgt.--------Army--------- ----Ensign--------Navy ---------- --------0xford, N. C. ------Oxford, N. C. ------TallahaSsee, Fla. Navy ............. ...... G reensboro, N. C. ------Georgetown Ky. -----Houston, Texas ---------Rome, Ga. --------SOphia, N. C. ----Greensboro, N. C. --------Lindale, Ga. -----Atlanta, Ga. ---------Rome, Ca. ---- - ---Blaokshear, Ga. -..--Weaverville, N. C. -----Pvt.--------Marine Corps----- -- -----------------Navy ----------- -----Pvt.--------Army -------- -----Pvt.--------Army----- ---------------Army----- ------Memphis, Tenn. ----------Atlanta, Ga. ----SL Petersburg, Fla. ----Lumberton, N. C. Name MATHIS, W. E. ........ MILHOLLIN, HENRY .... MOORE, EDWIN ...... MGLEAN, WM. S. .... PENGE, HARRY ............... .... CLASS OF 1941 fCOntinuedl Branch of Rank Service ----..S 1fC--------Navy---- -----Pvt.--------Army--------..- -----Pfc.--------Army---------- ----Lt.--------Army Air COrpS----- -AIC ........ Army Air Corps PERCY, WILLIAM ,-- ........................ ---Army .... ------ PIERCE, ALEXANDER HSANDYH --------Pfc.--------Army Air CorpS----- PRIEST, ERNEST ................. Ensign ........ QUINERLY, CHARLES ....... - ...... --- ---- RABUN, LUTHER ..... RHEA, JAMES ........ - ROSS-DUGGAN, JOHN --- SEWELL, WILLIAM --- SMITH, LUCIUS .... SMITH, J .'R. .... - SMITH, THOMAS .... SPRINGFIELD, SAM --- TAYLOR, JOHN ........... VAN HECKE, BAYARD .... WILKINS, WILLIAM ..... ARMSTRONG, GEORGE --- AYERS, HOWARD ....... BOURNE, WILLIAM ..... BROWN, JOSEPH ..... BYARS, HARDIN ..... CATO, GEORGE ..... CHEATHAM, J. H. .... DIGKEY, JIM ........ DOBBYN, WILLIAM ,..... DOMINGOS, RICHARD .,.. FASTMAN, HUME ..... ETHERIDGE, GENE ..... FINCH, PAUL ...... FAW, THOMAS ......... FLANAGAN, ERNEST .... FORT, DAVID ......... FREITAG, JOSEPH ..... FRIGKS, CLYDE ..... GARNER, LYNN ....... GASTON, ROBERT ...... GIGNILLIAT, WILLIAM ..... -----Sgt. -----Cpl. Navy .............. Navy .............. Navy ............ -----Pvt.--------Army Air COrpS----- -----AfS-----..--Navy ---------- -----A!S-------- -------fAfS--..-----Navy --------- Navy ........... 1 -- Lleut. ........ Navy ........... ----AfC--------Army Air Corps ---------- ----Army--------..- -------Pfc.--------Army---- - ----Ensign--------Navy---- -----S 2fC--------Navy---- CLASS OF 1942 -----AfS--------Navy------ --------..--..---Navy---- ----------------Navy---- AXS ------ .--------Navy---- ----EnSign--------Navy ---- ---------- ----Navy ---- --------Army ---- --AfC ........ Army ---- -----Pvt.--------Army---- -----Pvt.--------Army---- ------------ ----Navy ---- ----Ensign--------Navy ---- -----Pvt.--------Army---- --------Army-------- -----Pvt,--------Army---..------- --- Home Address -----AdairSville, Ca ---------DOuglas, Ga -----Greenville, N. C -..-----Lenoir, N. C - - -- Hawkinsville, Ga ------DaltOn, Ga. --------Atlanta, Ga. ---------Atlanta, Ga. -----Farmville, N. C. -------Atlanta, Ga. ----Rock Hill, S. C. -----Chicago, Ill. -------Atlanta, Ga. -----------Rome, Ga. ------------Rome, Ga. -----Bennettsville, S. C. -----Waynesville, N. C. ------Baton Rouge, La. -----Chapel Hill, N. C. ----Greensboro, N. C. ----ClemSon, S. C. ------Toccoa, Ga. ----BrunSwick, Ga. -,---ClemSon, S. C. -------Rome, Ga. -----Rome, Ga. -----GriHin, Ga. ----Atlanta, Ga. -- ---Tryon, N. C. --- ...... Macon, Ga. -------------Rome, Ca. -- ,,-, ---,-Atlanta, Ca. --Southern Pines, N. C. North Wilkesboro, N. C. --------DavidSoII, N. C. -----Pvt.--------Marine CorpS---- ---- ----Gaffney, S. C. -----,--- ---- Army --------- ---..Navy --------- -,,,,.,---- ----Marine COrpS--..- ----EnSign--------Navy---------- -----Pfc.--------Army---- GLOvER, W, A. ........ ....... P vt. ........ Army .... GRIFFIN, RICHARD .... ........ C pl. ........ Army -... HICKS, ROBERT ...... .......... S gt. ........ Army .... JACOBSON, STUART ..... ..... G .M. 3!C ........ Navy .... JOHNSON, L. B. ...... LANIER, BRYANT ....... MANGET, JOHN .......... MILHOLLIN, CHARLES ,... MURPHY, JOSEPH ...... NICOLSON, WILLIAM .... PAYLOR, ROLAND .... PIERCE, LAURENS ...... POWERS, NICHOLAS ..... PURINTON, ROBERT ..... RABON, CORBET ...... REYNOLDS, HENRY ..... RICHARDSON, RHEA .... RIDDICK, BILL ....... RUSSELL, ROBERT ...... RUSSELL, BEN ........... SCHARFSCHWERDT, ED .... SCOTT, KENNETH ...... SMITH, JOHN C. ..... FTUEBING, L. A. ...... TAYLOR, CHARLES .... TEDFORD, JAMES .... TODD, LON ....... TUTTLE, R. N.--- WARREN, CARL ..... WHITE, HENRY .... WILCOX, J. S. ......... WILSON, AUGUSTUS .... WOOTEN, CARL ....... RM 3!C ----S ----Pvt.--------Army---- -------- Army---- ----Ensign--------Navy-------- -- .... Navy ......... -- ----Pfc.-- ---- Army- ........... - -----Lieut.--------Army Air CorpS----- ---U,,,Navy---..--------- -- ..,, Army Air CorpS----- ----Pfc...------- Army ........... ,,-,-Pvt.,,,,--,-Marine COrpS---- -LQQKYSIIIIII 2fC Army ......... Navy .......... ,,,,-,,,Navy---------- Marine Corps .... ----Pvr.--------Army--------- Ifli- Eid --------Navy-------- Navy-.'-- ----Pfc.--------Army---- Marine Corps .... ----Atlanta, Ca. ----Rome, Ca ----R0me, Ga ----Atlanta, Ga ----Macon, Ga ---------Rome, Ga ----MemphiS, Tenn -----Midway, Ky ----LouiSville, Ky ----F.armville, N. C - --- -Langdale, Ala. --..---Albany, Ga ------..--Rome, Ga -----Hickory, N. C ------Atlanta, Ga ----KinSton, N. C ----Atlanta, Ga ---------ROme, Ga ----Bradenton, Fla. -------Whigham, Ga. ----GreenSbOrO, N. C --------Macon. Ga -----Azalea, N. C -------Winder, Ga ----------Macon, Ga -----Fort Pierce, Fla -----CharlOtte, N. C ---------ClOver, S. C -,--------,- ----Navy ---- --------..--Decatur, Ga. ----Pvt.--------Army----------- ----Southern Pines, N. C. TM 3!C ......,, Navy ............. ............. R ome, Ga. ,,,,,,A!C--,,,,,,Army Air Corps--- -----------Rome, Ga. --S 2! C ........ Navy .......... - ----Pfc.-- ---- Army ............. ----Pvt.------,-Army Air CorpS----- ,----,A!S--------Navy------------- ----Ensign------,.-Navy-..-- -- -- ..., Navy---- -..---PittSburgh, Pa ---- Shannon, Ga -------Raphine, Va. ----..Charlotte, N. C. ---------Rome, Ga -----KinSton, N. C. Name ABBETT, JULIAN ..... AYERS, THOMAS ..... BARNES, TOMMY ...... BAUMANN, WALLACE .... BLAND, WILLIAM ....... BOYKIN, STANLEY----- CLASS Rank OF 1943 Branch of Service ------ ------Army----- Navy ..... Navy ..... -----PVL--------Army,,,,, ----S 2fc--------Navy----- ------Lleut.--------Army---- BREWER, C. B. ........ ..... P vt, ,,,,,,,, Marines ,,,, BROWN, BEN .........., ,,.,,,, P fc, ,,,,,,,- A1-my ----- BROWNING, RODNEY ..... ,.,,,. E nsign ,,,,,,,, Navy .---- BURWELL, ERNEST ..... ..... H A 1!C ........ Navy ,,,.. CHESTNUT, LUTHER ..... COOPER, MARK ,,.,.,,,,, CRAWFORD, CLARENCE ..... CUNNINGHAM, GEORGE .... DARDEN, BUDDY ......... DOLLAR, LESTER ...... DUNAWAY, ALEX .... EBERSOLE, PETE ..... FRIED, E. J. ....... GAUsE, E. B. ..... GILMER, ROBERT .... HODGE, JOHN ...... HEMBY, TORREY ..... JOLLY, FRANK ...... JONES, FREEMAN .... LUKE, WILLIAM ..... MASON, HEYWOOD .... MORRISON. FRED .... PATRICK, TOM ....... PARRISH, ROBERT ..... PETTEWAY, NORMAN .... PORTER, EVERETT ...... PUND, DENDY ...... RAY, ROBT. F. ..... SCOTT, CHARLES ..... SIMMONS, RALPH SMITH, DAN ......,,,,., SMITH, BOBBY ........ TERRELL, JOHN .... TODD, TOMMY ..... TRIPLETT. RALPH --- VALDES, DIEGO .... WALTERS, G, C,,,,- WEAVER, FRANK ...... WHITFIELD, BRYAN .... WILCOX, C. R., JR. .... WILEY, ROBERT ..... WILLIAMS, GENE .... WRIGHT, C. B. .... ANDERSON, DAVID ...... ATKINSON, SAM ...... BLALOCK, WELLBORN .... BROWN, ALLEN ....... - CLARK, WALTER M. ..... DENNIS, LEE JORDAN .... EBERSOLE, BILL ....... GODFREY, RALPH .... IRvING, DABNEY ..... JACKSON, ROBERT ..... JOHNSON, RALPH ..... SHAW, WILLIAM ........ SHAW, WILLIAM .......... GSRED79 -------PfC.--------Army,,,,,, Navy ..... -----Pfc...-------Marines---- --------- ----Army---- -----Pvt.--------Army-------- -----Pfc.--------MarInes-------- -----Pvt.-------- Army ............ ---------..-------Army Air Corps---- -------Cpl.-------- Army ............ -----Ensign--------Navy----------- -----AfS--------N.avy----- -----Pvt.--------Army----- -----------------Navy----- -----Pvt.--------Army----- ---------------..---Navy----- -----S 2fc-------- Navy ..... -----Pfc.--------Army----- -------..- ----Nav y ..... -----AfS--------Navy----- -----Pfc.--------Army----- -----Pvt.--------Army----- -----------------Army------ -----Pvt.--------Army-..----- -----Pfc.--------Marines---- -----------------Navy----- -----Pvt.--------Army----- -----AfS--------Navy----- -----S 2!C-------- Army ..... Navy ............. ---------Pvt.--------Army----------- 2fC -----HA Navy ................ Merchant Marine ..... -----Sgt.--------Army----------- -----Pvt.--------Army-U-------- -----Pfc.-------- -----Pfc.-------- '.f.'.S E761 If f I I Navy ............. Marine Corps ..... Marine Corps ..... Home Address ------Clearwater, Fla. ----Greensboro, N. C. -------- Baxley, Ga. ---- Knoxville, Tenn. --- Richmond, Va. -----Wilson, N. C. ----------Atlanta. Ga. -----Kingsport, Tenn. ----------Atlanta, Ga. ----Spartanburg, S. C. -----Gaylesville, Ala. ------- Rome, Ga. -----Memphis, Tenn. ----Smithtield, N. C. ------Norfolk, Va. --------Rome, Ga. ----Lexington, Ga. ----Atlanta, Ga. -----Macnn, Ga. ------Atlanta, Ga. -----CharlOtte, N. C. ---- Taylorsville, Ga. ----Charlotte, N. C. ----------Rome, Ga. ----Charlotte, N. C. --------- Rome, Ga. ----- Thomasville, Ca. -----Palm Beach, Fla. -----Clemson, S. C. ----------Miami, Fla. -----Jacksonville, N. C. -----------ROme, Ga. -------- Augusta, Ga. -----GreenwOOCl, S. C. ----Columbia, S. C. ----------Rome, Ga. -----Jacksonville, Fla. -------- Toccoa, Ga. --------Rome, Ga. -----Lenoir, N. C. ------Toccoa, Ga. ----Laurens, S. C. -----Lenoir, N. C. ------Rome, Ga. --- Rome, Ga. ----Atlanta, Ga. --- Brookside, Ky. Navy --------..--.-. ......... R ome, Ga. -----Pvt.--------Army Air Corps- ----Charlotte, N. C. -------------------N8vy------------- -----Cedartown, Ga. -----5 UC--------Navy----------- ------- Rome, Ga. CLASS OF 1944 -----A!S-------- -----Pvt.----..--- -----S 2fC-------- -----Lieut.-------.. Navy ..... Army ..... Navy ..... Army ..... -----AfS--------Navy----- -------Pvt.-------- -----S 2!C------- 2fC-------- -----.'.'.'.'15GQIIIIfffI LITTLEJOHN, ALBERT ........,..... ,,,,, MONTGOMERY, GEORGE ...... MORRISON, GRAY ........... ROUSE, ISAAC ......... ROWAN, BAMA ...... SCOTT, MILES ......... THOMPSON, CIIARLES .... WATTERS, TOMMY ..... WYATT, TOM ...... S 1fC ARM ........ ---------Cf'M,,,,-- -Rfififfffffjf 1fC-------- QIIXZSIIIIIIII Army ....... -Navy ........... Navy ............. Army Air Corps .... Army ........... Army ........... Merchant Marine- - - Louisville, Kentucky ------Charlotte, N. C. --------Atlanta, Ga. ---------Rome, Ga. - - - -Greensboro, N. C. ------Eatonlon, Ga. ------Atlanta, Ga. ------Lindale, Ga. -------Augusta, Ga. ----Gastonia, N. C. -----Kingston, Ga. ------..ROme, Ga. NHVY ---------------- -.... ..-.. A t lanta, Ga. Merchant Marine ----- Army Air Corps ---- Coast Guard ----.. Navy ---------.-.- Navy .-.--------.-- Merchant Marine Navy -------.--.--. -----New Orleans, La. -------Midway, Ky. ------Jonesboro, Ga. ----Charlotte, N. C. -------ROme, Ga. -----Bauxite, Ark. ----Atlanta, Ga. FORMER FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE ARMED FORCES COVINGTON, DEAN . . . Captain . . . Camp Campbell, Kentucky. FLINN, R. O., JR ..,. Major . . . 0-260011, 376th Bomb Group lHl, APO 681 cfo Postmaster, New York, New York. GOODHART, MORGAN . . . Major . . . Hq. 90th Photo. Wing, Recon.. APO 520, cfo Postmaster, New York, New York. HOLLANDSWORTH, JAS. G .... Lieut .... 35773507, H 81 S Co. 178th Engr. QCJ Bn., APO 403, cfo Postmaster, New York, N. Y. LAFFERTY, JOHN W .... Pvt .... Tulane University fmedicall, 337 Audubon St.. New Orleans, La. LANGSTON, WARREN R .... Lt. Com .... Room 810, Columbus Hotel, B.O.Q., Miami, Florida. LYNN, Ross M .... Major . . . Hq. 4, A.S.A.C., APO 322, No. 1, cfo Postmaster, San Francisco, California. RIADDOX, WILLIAM T .... 606 River Ave., Rome, Ga. tLegal work with army-headquarters in Atlantal. NICCAIN, PAUL . . . Lt .,.. M.A.8zE. Dept., West Point Academy, West Point, N. Y. MCNAUL, D. M .... Capt .... Do not have address on file PEDERSON, T. E .... Capt .... 0-402805, Battery C, 540th F. A., Fort Jackson, S. C. PARKER, ROLAND B .... American Red Cross, Field Director's Ollice, APO 465, cfo Postmaster, New York, N. Y. POWELL, RILEY D .... Lieut .... MTB Base No. 4-, cfo FPO, San Francisco, Calif. ROGERS, FRANK B .... Lieut .... USNR, Palms, Calif. STAIR, FRED R., .lk .... Capt .... 0-375253, 263rd Reg. Hq. Co. APO 4-54 Camp Rucker, Ala. TISDALE, WILSON W .... MfSgt .... 34-689276, 80th Div. Hq. CA Section, APO-80 cfo Postmaster, New York, N. Y. TRQTTER, WM. P .... Capt .... 0-667602, 7th Combat Cargo Squadron, APO 920, No. 1, cfo Post- master, San Francisco, Calif. O M' ala .4 1 ls Some scenes have been introduced into the following section for the sake of the alumni and will recall faces and times that they will remember with pleasure. OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION C. R. Wucox Ph.D., LI..D. I'r4'xi11'c'11f R. M. YANM-l-, KA. Axmcialr' IIf'unI1!1ux!1'1' Ii. I.. WRICiIl'l' W. ul. junn B.A., M.A. ILS., M.S. Ifn'mlmu.xl1'r' Amlrialr Il4'mlm:ul1'r R. II. Colm II. C. Mll,1.ugAN ILA., IVLA. ILS. Ilixl0riogr'11lvln'1' Allrlrlir Dirwlor dy .WQQFHS xx. -3 H' R 'i X Q Qs YQ XM 'Ks , N , x six ., w ire X fs' kxfkla JN W X xggifw x X 5 +- K Q Xa X N V Nw? 'ZX s Av Tv N X 'va X wi Q saw ,Ka N NN' ,-'lp .ww X531 S 2 1 ' 1 Qs fig! 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Q M. www 5 5 Q X Q3 ,QM 1,5 ' .Q X 45 .Q ' 'Q we , 1 1' W x A Nw 9' W i fr' A 1 , 8 i 'A ,. - ,, 1 J ' ,,,, ig, Q? MW HHS!! guy f 1 I ,Q . 5' f W, 5 X. X , Q 5 1 'A fr W ' :1 ,vv f . hi 3 -' ' A' 5,132 zg gilrggg S v W f Q if ny M, TWA 4 Wm, f F F' 1, KR: z Y 'X 'S 1. .R IN j-ffjmq ,Nik 4, J 1. -1 5,4 ,, wx 3 M., lp, 3, ,KN Xa 5,1 ' 1 ?m'3+.W ,w,, mg-f!4i3'.9if'g f2N,NM fv:T'fSf'f ' r , ' 0 1 if ,vs M. f- .N . ,-.v , n L Ji-..,5.x,,. an X T71 an . , , A. sf Y' - 0 Ln. E K Ki W- + 1 W L ,f2. . 6' 35.12 nf 2: 1 O 0 --dbx- 'llmy 4 s n Mr: O ! - 'f oo 'wx' ff WP' Z W' Q -'+' -34122 if :Qi ,W N Q. 653: -...-4 .-,iii lil- ,ii- 3dClCU!fy 4- -11 .-1 il.-4' ,- CLARENCE ROTHWELL W1Lcox B.S., M.A., PH.D., LL.D. President Davidson College, Johns Hopkins Universit Mathematics gdmz'nz's tra tion ERNEST LINWOOD WRIGHT, B.A., M.A. Headmaster William and Mary College, University of Virginia English WILLIAM JEFFERSON JUIJD, B.S., M.S. Associate Headmaster, in Charge of Day School University of Virginia Chemistry, Physics RICHARD MURRELL YANKEE, B.A. Associate Headmaster, in Charge of Dormitories Washington SI Lee University Mathematics ROBERT HENRY COBB, B.A., M.A. Historiographer Southwestern University, Tulane University Mathematics, English HARRY CHAPMAN MILLIGAN, B.S. Athletic Director Georgia School of Technology Mathematics CUTT KING RONEY SHEPPARD DORSEY ARNOLD acuity THOMAS M. CUTT, B.A., M.A., PH.D. University of Toronto, University of Chicago Latin, English GEORGE ANDREW DORSEY Science, Lower Forms JAMES RALPH ARNOLD, B.A., M.A. Wofford College, Vanderbilt University French, English PAUL J. KING Davidson College, University of Georgia, Washington Sz Lee University Latin, Mathematics HENRY BAXTER RONEY, B.S. Davidson College, Duke University Social Science LYDIA DIXON SHEPPARD, B.A., M.A. Shorter College, Emory University English MOSER RAWSON acuity WORTH S. MOSER, B.A., M.A. Wofford College, Middlebury College, Vanderbilt University Spanish CLARENCE W. RAWSON, B.A. University of Georgia Social Science JOHN MARION MOORE, Major U. S. Army, Retired, B.S. United States Military Academy, Field Artillery School, Quartermaster Corps School Social Science LAWRENCE S. REDDICK, B.S. Presbyterian College Lower Forms HATCHER CRENSHAW WILLIAMS, B.A. Duke University Lower Forms ANNE WILSON RAWSON, B.A. Winthrop College Lower Forms, Mathematics Moom REDDICK WILLIAMS RAWSON -... Sl 1 xVA'l l'S Glulmzl-1 l.ol'1sn-: WIMQFI1-11.11 Gl,m'141n ELLA WX'A1'T um' larry 0 acufty Dff'fifil1VI Hou, '!'lIIOfl1l'I' :'VlH'.Yl' S4'r'r1'tz1r-V jAm1Qm1l.lxl-L Wim .l. l.. Bmxnux 1,n.Lx' S1'lI.w1cl.1. Lol ma FAI.1.s Alcmmlm BlllllfII1!I.Yff'f ,lrtillg Tft'I1SlU'1'l' ,l'1IlSi!' ,ffsxisrzzrzl Sf'rA1'1'trUx A. D. HULL R. F. NUHTUN. M.lJ. R. C. XIADIIOY. Wil. Tl'l'IISIll'f'l' l,l1VSil'iIIII ljhj'SI'l'flllI lkmcrwxcn li. HAI! r3,,wM W W X 40 ee. f-f Q , '4?.gQ: 1 r Q . .5 . I ..., ., xwpyny, :XX , I M 2 . , 1, 4, g, W A - h ' ew i A x...f cf 1 60 A W7 -.. L6 J kgjjk 'ZH 5 lf ClS.S'Q.S' enior ass o 4945 JOHN LEWIS MOULTON Lindale, Ga. President of Senior Class Intramural White. Dear Fellow Classmates: As President of the Senior Class of '4-5 it is my privilege to express the sentiments of our class in this letter for the JABBERWOKK. For the past three years, Darlington has been my school-home, in these years the benefits that I have received in my classwork and the pleasures I have experienced in my associations cannot be meas- ured. The consciousness of these benefits fills the minds of all the Seniors, and in leaving Darlington we shall carry with us, wherever we go, this sense of gratitude and devotion to our Alma Mater. We believe that those who come after us will carry on the ideals that are a big part of life here at Darlington-those ideals of honor, industry, and friendship. We believe, also, that as they come to the hour of departure, they, too, will feel grateful for the experience of living in a school based on unselfish dedication and reluctant to leave the campus filled with so many happy memories. Sincerely, ELDER GLENN, President of Senior Class, Second Semester. HONOR COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES DICK YANKEE EVERT BANCKER JOHN TURBIDY DICK GLASGOW ELDER GLENN Co-Captain of Varsity Football, All-Mid South for two years, Varsity Basketballg Baseball Y Cabinetg Grailg Social Committeeg ND, Club JOHN HURT AKERS GLENN KARRER ARMSTRONG Atlanta, Ga. Clemson, S. C. Varsity Footballg Touch Footballg Trackg Social Touch Footballg Tennisg Trackg Associate Editor Committeeg Rifle Clubg DW Clubg Intramural of JABBERWOKKQ Secretary-Treasurer Rifle Clubg Purple. Vice-President Camera Clubg Intramural White. GEORGE THOMAS ALEXANDER, JR. Thomasville, N. C. Tennisg Baseballg Bandg Intramural White. enlors ROBERT LEE BAKER EVERT ABRAM BANCRER Bob Atlanta, Ca. Cedar Blum Ala' Varsity Footballg Trackg Tennisg Vice-President of , , Honor Councilg Secretary of YN Cabinetg Cruilg Varslty Footballf 'I' V' Baskeflbaug Gralh Band? Associate Editor of ,IABBERWOKKQ Chairman of mfamufal W ite' Social Committeeg Executive Officer of Rifie Clubg Intramural Purple. WILLIAM DORSEY BIRDSONC JOHN MCTEER BRIGGS Bill Maryville, Tenn. Lindale' Ga' Varsity Footballg Trackg J. V. Basketballg Honor JABBERWOKK Businesiugltiifg Bandg Intramural COUHCSEJKKY ugallngfgijglilillilgziligllrglgaEUZLIQABBER- GEORGE WILSON BRIGE, JR. Charlotte, N. C. Varsity Footballg J. V. Basketballg Tennis: Intra- mural Purple. HARRY M. CARPENTER Winston-Salem, N. C. J. V. Footballg Touch Footballg Trackg Editorial Stall' of JABBERWOKKQ Intramural White. QI'll.Ol'S LUTHER JORDAN CARTER Eagle Charlotte, N. C. Varsity Footballg Trackg MDE Clubg Intramural Purple. J. B. CHEATHAM, Jn. ROBERT HENRY COBB, JR. Chuck Coober Toccoa, Ca. Rome, Ga. Captain of Varsity Footballg Trackg Honor Coun- Touch Footballg Swimmingg Editorial Staff of cilg YN Cabinetg President of Grailg Social Com- JABBERWOKKQ Rifle Clubg Intramural White. mitteeg Dv Clubg Intramural Purple. JAMES BERRIEN CHIDSEY, JR. lim Rome, Ga. Tennisg Touch Footballg YM Cabinetg Grailg Social Committeeg President of Rifle Clulig lntra- mural White. 4945 THOMAS WIIIPPLE CONNXLLY EDWIN CHARLES FARKAS Concrete AHPHHY, Gil- Atlama' Ga' J. V. Footballg J. V. Basketballg Truckg lntrnmural Intramural Swimmingg Touch Footballg Trackg Purple' Photographic Editor of ,IABBERWOKKQ Social Com- mitteeg RiHe Clubg Upper Teng Intramural Purple. RICHARD GWATHMEY GLASGOW ALEXANDER SUMMERS GLOVER Dick Onion Charlotte, N. C. Rome, Ca. Varsity Footballg Basketball Managerg Honor Band? Rifle Clubg Intramural Purple, Councilg President of Yi, Cabinetg Secretary of Crailg Social Committeeg HD Clubg Intramural White. ELDER G. GLENN Chickamauga, Ga. Varsity Footballg Touch Footballg Track: Honor Councilg YU Cabinetg Treasurer of Grailg Social Committeeg D Clubg Intramural Purple. QI'l'L,OI'.S' l L JOHN KIRKLAND GRAY, JR. ALFRED JACK HENDERSON Jack A Hindu Charlotte, N. C. Lindale, Ga. J. V. Foothallg Trackg Social Colnmitteeg lntra- Varsity Basketballg Baseballg Grailg D Club mural White. Intramural White. 1 I EMERY CLINE HERMAN HENRY HOLLIS HORTON, Jn. Sad Pan Rome, Ga. LaGrange, Ca. . 1 . Varsity I'OOtballg Varslty Basketballg Baseballg Varsity Football Managerg Varsity Basketballg Gralli Soclal Commlgfii 16D Uubi Intramural Trackg Tennisg D Clubg Intramural White. P ' LEWIS ROYALL HOLDING Snow Smithfield, N. C. J. V. Basketballg Swimmingg Tennisg Intramural 'Q-45 Purple. I WALTER NEWTON HOWELL EDWIN RUSSELL ,IETER Skull Rock Hill, S. C. Rome. Ga. Varsity Footballg Touch Footballg HY Cabinetg Vice-President of Grail' MD Club' Intramural Intramural Baseballg Grailg Business Manager of White. , JABBERWOKKQ Social Committeeg Bandg Rifle Club. I I I JOHN A. JOHNSON CHARLES ARTHUR LESLIE Coon Zipper Rock Hill, S. C. Charlotte, N. C. J. V. Footballg Varsity Basketballg Intramural Varsity Football Nlanagerg Varsity Basketball Purple. Tennisg D Clubg Intramural Purple. RAY SIMPSON JONES Jasper Kinston, N. C. Varsity Footballg Touch Footballg HY,' Cabinetg Grailg Social Committeeg Intramural White. I I ' Q4'll.OI'.S' EDWARD HARMON LINDSEY WILLIAM RODGERS MAHAN Spider Hercules Atlanta, Ga. Rome, Ga. J. V. Footballg Touch Footballg Intramural Purple. Intramural Purple. JOHN WALTER MANN, JR. JACKSON D. MORGAN Gopher Rome, Ca. Red Springs, N. C- Intramural White. J. V. Basketballg Tennisg Associate Editor of JAB- BERWOKK5 Bandg Intramural Purple. '945 R. SAM MONROE Sam Waycross, Ca. Tennisg Baseballg Intramural White. WINFRED EARLE MYERS WILLIAM MCSWAIN NABERS Kings Mountain, N. C. Billy J. v. Footballg J. V. Basketballg Band, Intramural Greenville' S' C' White. Touch Footballg Swimmingg Intramural Purple WILLIAM WELLS NEAL WILLIAM BENNETT O7NEAL Bill Doc Charlotte, N. C. Douglasville, Ga. J. V. Footballg Touch Footballg Swimmingg Base- Touch Footballg Tennisg Intramural White. ballg Intramural Vlfhite. MIMS GAGE OCHSNER Minnie New Orleans, La. Varsity Footballg Touch Footballg Tennisg Grailg Social Committeeg Dv Clubg Intramural White. I 8I7,l.OI'S HAROLD KENDRICK PARKER JOHN GORDON PRITCHARD Rome, Ga. Intramural White. Long John Charlotte, N. C. Varsity Footballg Touch Footballg Trackg Grail Social Committeeg DH Clubg Intramural White. CHARLES WADDELL HEDFEARN THOMAS PAUL RHYNE, JR. Lee Lee Hi-Boy Hartsville, S. C. Greensboro, N. C. Touch Footballg Swimmingg Trackg Y,' Cabinetg Touch Footballg Trackg Intramural White. Treasurer of Social'Committee:, Intramural Purple. ROBERT DIcKs REILY Turtle New Orleans, La. Varsity Footballg Captain of Varsity Basketballg Trackg Tennisg Grailg Social Committeeg DH Clubg Intramural White. 4945 JAMES MONROE RILEY HARRIS PAGE SMITH Palm Beach, Fla. Sandy HYM Cabinetg Editor of JABBERWOKKQ Upper Teng Intramural Purple. Easley, S. C. Touch Footballg Baseballg Editorial Staff of JAB BERWOKKQ Bandg Intramural White. l ALBERT W. STANFORD JOHN BERRY TURBIDY Little A Tubbs Hamilton, Ca. ROIUC, G3- Varsity Footballg Varsity Basketballg Baseballg Varsity Footballg Touch Footballg Tennisg Vice- Intramural White, President of Honor Councilg Grailg Editorial Staff ' Of JABBERWOKKQ Rifle Cluhg D Clubg lntramural White. EUGENE STODDARD TAYLOR Gene Summerville, Ga. Crailg Social Committee W I enlors MERWIN VAN HECKE J JOHN HERBERT WALDROP, JR. Van Herb 1 Atlanta, Ga. Greenville, N. C. J. V. Basketballg Tennisg Baseballg Editorial Staff Varsity Footballg Touch Footballg Tennisg Base- of JABBERWOKKg lntramural Purple. ballg Y Cabinetg Social Committeeg D Clubg Intramural Purple. THOMAS M. Woon WILLIAM GILMORE SIMMS BUCK Tom Billy Atlanta, Ga. Greenville, S. C. Varsity Footballg Tennisg Intramural Purple. Varsity Footballg Varsity Basketballg Trackg MY' Cabinetg Crailg Social Committeeg D Clubg In tramural Purple. RICHARD MURRELL YANKEE Dick Rome, Ga. Varsity Footballg Varsity Basketballg Track: Base- ballg President of Honor Councilg SYN Cabinetg Grailg Social Committeeg DU Clubg Intramural Purple. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES JAMES BLACK JACK BARNES LINDLEY C445 Bim Bo Nashville, Tenn. Varsity Footballg Vice-President of YN Cabinetg Vice-President of Grailg Social Committeeg D Clubg Intramural White. THOMAS M. FLOURNOY Buddy ' Columbus, Ga. Varsity Footballg Grailg Social Committee Clubg Intramural White. 9 FRED Ross JOHNSON, JR. Rome, Ga. Varsity Footballg Varsity Basketballg Baseball Crailg D Clubg Intramural White. JAMES STEWART LAFFERTY lim Concord, N. C. J. V. Footballg J. V. Basketballg Tennisg Baseball D Clubg Intramural White. I 44Das 7 7 Frog Powder Springs, Ga. Soccerg Intramural Purple. JAMES BRADFORD MILNER C443 lim Rome, Ga. Intramural Whiteg Golf. HENRY TULL Kinston, N. C. Varsity Footballg Varsity Basketballg Baseball' Y Cabinetg President of Grailg Social Commiti teeg Dv Clubg Intramural Purple. WILLIAM CARTER WOOLFOLK Legs Columbus, Ga. Varsity Footballg Grailg Social Committeeg Intra- mural White. '-.I w' . fi, ,fri 5.1 Ag' av A W. .1 ' 'Q ' .. Varsity Footballg Track Managerg Touch Footballg I- I I I . 2 - IW1-aw, ,-,- s'-www, - . . . .-J. f . M, ea ,. . Q . 'Q -'gf A Aff' fmt'-I is ,- A 5 'I - 'V , ,f F-,M if 1- zmvf 5 . fQ.af'Tff4f1R'f,-1Q,3 3r ,z-1 ,1i1:i,,a'f7'i... . F fi be Q' We kay ,-if v V514 'sw-f 1 I if , L . . i ,Q 0 Wk First ruzv, left to right: Stone, Dunson, Heath, Alexander, Rogers, Harvin, Brooks, Wade, Wilcox. Ln-wis .... Serond row: Wade Browne, Mason, Non, Hutaff .... Third row: Patterson, Salman, Chason, Wadsworth, Tilley, Wilds, BachnIaII, Buddy Hicks. UHIZOTS OFFICERS JAKE WADE . . . President DAN NIOORE . . Vice-President Honor Council Representatives BUDDY HIcKs JOHN BRIGGS NOT IN PICTURES COOPER PATILLO PETTET BOWMAN GILBERT MILLER PROPST RIGCSBEE WARD ASHWORTH ' .. - . + f.+'nf l- -'n'u.:.-.4?5Aw-.'1zmr......,V .M 1 mr 'f,,g,w-gmwm, , rsl rung lvfl to right: lluwson, Mcflallll-y, 'lll'I'I'Q'll Hill. xVt'lllSlt'lll. xll'NillI', xlillIll'4', vlI'xvlllDl'll'l4, 1 I1-glnmn. lluulup ,... 501117111 rnuf: Bill Huy. llulminsun .... Tlzinl row: liill W4-ulln-rs, Ilnug Ir. Smith, 'Ibm llnrlml. .luy, Bailey, Nlmxlggulm-ry. Xlkinsun. l nrl1u-y. Fnwle-r. X- .xp .i f HW 3' l f L , fl A Q l L lim! mir, lvji In riglzi: liryun Slurvy, Wnllstein, Flxillllx Wilsun. Xlclmmlun, liurkln-u4l. Xll'l':1lt'lll'l'll, lllzlir. llun Nlmm-. llryun, llowlun, , , , SI'l'0llll fUIl'f C1-urffv l.z1xsl'n-111'--, Nlilnvr ..., Tllirvl l'Ull'f XVl'lgLllI. llalrl. 4:llilIHll4'l'. Hilglilll. Slum. ,lm-rm' Ilmlal. 'cflllllll Smith. llnugg. W. Slllllll. OFFICERS RICHARD RUSSELL President BILL BRYSON Vice-President JULIAN REESE Honor Council Representative First row, left to right: Thomp- son, Bradshaw, McClelland, East- man, Bob Wheeler .... Second' row: Tufts, Schutte, Scott, Wil- lingham .... Third row: Vernon Smith, Russell, Montet, Bill John- son .... Fourth row: Jennings, Stevens, Walker Sullivan, Orr. . . . Last row: Bohannon, Tucker. Hendriek. Charles Johnston. op OITLOTQS First row, left to right: Fulton Hay, Hardy, Robert Horton, Monty Hill, Borom ..., Second low: Joe Dodd, Holmes, Reese, Warmatll .... Third rozr: Mer- rill, Herman Wood, Roherson, Caldwell .... Fourth row: Crowe, Bryson, Joe E. Johnson, Newell Hicks .... Lust row: Sowerby, Henshuw, Fred Moore. Wyman, Bobby Johnson. Nor in Pictures Corin: Cn x NINGHAM lXllI.ES RICHARDSON STOCK Bur-'FI Ncrow BooMLRsH1Ni: Mc Hmm: Firsl mu: lvfl tu right: Winslxip, Stn-iulmur, Prelz, llllllx'li Law- re-m'1-. Clnurlcfa Parker, Pa-lvr limwn, liuwv .... Svforzd row: ,lc-nkins. Wullwr. lllllltlvs, Cous- ins. Nlurrisnn. Clay .... Thin! ruux' XVRIITUII. lim-llmu. liluulwr. H11-llzml Wilson. SlIlll'll'll. , . , l,uxl rnlr: .'Xl'l'lIlQLlUIl, lluf' llruwn. 4'Vul in l'ir'Iur1's ,IUSI-1l'lI Vnmm r. ,uv- 0l l lCliIliS l'lRl-ID lVlA1,0Nl: l'rvsirlcr1A Dom: W11.1.lAMsoN Vice-l'resi11enl Dom: vlf'lI.l.lAMSON llmmr fjUlllIl'il lff'lIfPSl'Ilfllfl'U1' First row, left In riglll: Wolll. llmmvun, llurrus, lluir, liarrnn. Allllt'l'S1lll, Slllun ..... 9 f'l'0llIl row: 'l'uwvrs, lfvrst, NlL'Klllllt'f. Hall, Hunter, lllulom' .... Thirrl mul: Loon llefmln-l'sm1, Conn, Heymun, Williamson .... Fourth mul: Grunt, .lumes liirnlsong, llawkins, l,aliusu .... Fifth nur: PllI'll'I', Iiuym-. Wal'w'l1'lx. Wlllil- fin-lal .... Last row: H1-nning, I limlm-y llill. Wvlls. WJ K ,A .... 4'8S 471841 ggi ?Z '!siQ-wmimuqu----f N-W -.... M ' ' ' K my t l . -'-'L+-f-fl--ww R .- ........,,.. . X . xi 4' H, A x yj gfn ,- ... ' V W W 7 . l 'f'4 ' T . -V My , - 1 f 1 . 121 . K4 - L M - f, ,f .., ' , X , - . .. - mir - . N. J '. - -fxhf' HG M iufhwf-, wa OWQI' OI'I'l'lS OFFICERS 'l'oM Moss . . . . President BILLY lVlCllflULLAN . . Vice-President Honor Council Representative BILLY MQMULLAN First row, left to right: Akridge, Terry Sullivan, Snoots, Atkins, Harbin Storey, Privctte, Arden Slllllll .... Second row: Ledlmettcr, Clarence Baker. Wellhorn, Moss, lke Weathers. Dick Wilson. . . . Third row: Moak. Su-gall, Nixon, lVlcMullan, Pat Parker, Braden .... Fourth row: Bishop, 'l'. .l. Johnson, Ferrell, Karrll, McEwan .... Fifth row: Don Wilson, Harvey, Vogt, Sllamblin. Loltis, .lack Wheeler .... Last row: Marlin Turbidy, lxICD4ll11lllg!,ll, Hull, Blevins. ar ington Student Qody Boy AKERS, JOHN ....... AKRIDGE, BILLY ....... ALEXANDER, HEATH ..., , ---- ALEXANDER, TOM----- ANDERSON, DON ...... ARMSTRONG, GLENN ..... ..... ARRINGTON, ALBERT ..... ..... ATKINS, WILLIAM ..... ATKINSON, DEAN .... ..... .... . ASHWORTH, MAYNARD ..... ..... 'KDr. Harry WJ ..... BAKER, CLARENCE .... -- .... 4 BAKER, ROBERT LEE ..... ..... BACHMAN, HARRY .... BANCKER, EVERT ..... BARRON, FRANK .... BATTEY, HORACE ..... BELTON, ROBERT ..... BIRDSONG, WILLIAM ..... ..... BIRDSONG, JAMES ..... BISHOP, GENE .... BLACK, JAMES .... BLAIR, DAN ...... BLEVINS, L. D. ...... BLOCKER, JIMMY ...... BOHANNON, FRANK ....... .... . BOOMERSHINE, WALTER ......,.. . BOROM, PERRY ...... - .... .... . BOWLAN, TOMMY ....... .... . BOWMAN, WILLIAM ..... .... . BOYCE, WILLIAM ..... BRADEN, BIDDY ....... BRADSHAW, MARTIN--,U ,,,-- BRICE, GEORGE ....... BRIGGS, JOHN .... --- BROOKS, WITHERS .... BROWN, HOIT, JR. ..... BROWN, MONROE ..... BROWNE, WADE ..... BRYAN, HUGH ...... BRYSON, WILLIAM .... BUCK, WILLIAM ....... BUI-'FINGTON WILLI.Sh1- BURKHEAD, DEWITT--- BURRUS, Ross ...... CALDWELL, JACK ...... CARPENTER, HARRY ..... .... . CARTER, LUTHER ...... CHANDLER, LADDIE .... CHASON, LEONARD ...... .... CHEATHAM, J. B., JR. .... ..... CHIDSEY, JAMES ...... CLAY, LOUIS ....... CLEGHORN, REESE .... Cons, ROBERT ...... COEER, GENE ......... CONNALLY, THOMAS .... .... . CONN, BILLIE .......... --.,-. COOPER, BURNI-IAM .... COUSINS, PAUL ....... CROWE, ANDREW ...... -- .... - CUMMINCS, CHARLES ...... .... CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS .......... CUTCLII-TEE, WILLIAM ...... ----- DODD, J ERE ..... DODD, JOE ....... DONOVAN, JACK .... DUNLAP, EDGAR ..... DUNSON. JOHN ..... 1944-4-5 Parent KA. FJ- .... -- KChas. W.? ..... KMrs. B. H.? .... KDr. G. T.? ..... KF. D.? ......... KDr. Geo. M.? ..... KMrs. Eva S.? ..... KA. H.? ......... KD. D.? ....... KM. R.? ........ KF. L., Jr.? .,,,,.. KMrs. O. C.? .... KDr. E A.? ....... KW. PJ ............ KMrs. Josephine? .... KRev. R. HJ ...... KW. D.? ............ Address ---------285 Old Ivy Road, Atlanta, Ga. -----------------Route No. 5, Rome, Ga. -----420 Cherokee Road, Charlotte. N. C. ------l19 Highland, Thomasville, N. C. ------------311 E. 9th St., Rome, Ga. ----122 S. Palmetto. Clemson, S. C. ---------1101 2nd Ave., Rome, Ga. --------21 Westmore Rd., Rome, Ga. ----------Algonquin Park, Norfolk, Va. --,805 Peachtree Drive, Columbus, Ga. -----1200 Holston Ave., Bristol, Tenn. -------..--Kinston Road, Rome, Ga. ------------------Cedar Bluff, Ala. --------3810 Club Drive, Atlanta, Ga. -----Horseleg Creek Road, Rome, Ga. -----------Cooper Drive, Rome, Ga. -----Berry College, Mt. Berry, Ga. -----------7 Terrace Ave., Lindale, Ga. KW. DJ ............... - ........... 7 Terrace Ave., Lindale, Ga. KDr. Raymond Orr? ...... 8810 4th Ave. South, Birmingham, Ala. KH. Grady? ................... Tyne Boulevard, Nashville, Tenn. KL. MJ ............ KJ. EJ ........ KFrank, Jr.? ..... KW. MJ ........ KMrs. Mildred? .... KMrs. T. GJ .... KMrS. B. LJ .... KM. RJ ....... KB. HJ ..... KM. H ? .... KGeo. WJ ...... KDavid HJ ....... -------1020 Cherokee St., Marietta, Ga. ------------1 Reece St., Rome, Ga. ----1010 E. Franklin. Ocala, Fla. ------123 Broadway, Versailles, Ky. -----3703 Peachtree Rd., Atlanta, Ga. ----1653 Wildwood Ave., Columbus, Ga. ------------------Commerce, Georgia ------120 S. Candler St., Decatur, Ga. ----306 Lincoln Ave., Clearwater, Fla. -----------Route 1, Silver Creek, Ga. ---------------------Silver Creek, Ga. --..--2131 Sherwood Ave., Charlotte, N. C. -----323 Indiana Ave., Maryville, Tenn. KMrs. Adelaide? ..... ........ 9 16 Bromley Rd., Charlotte, N. C. KMrS. Hoit SJ .... KE. F.? ......... KWade AJ ...... KMrS. H. BJ .... KJ. WJ ........... K Mrs. Anne LJ ..... KJ. CJ ........... KDr. J. D.? ...... KMrs. E. P.? .... ----Shorter Ave. and Cherry St., Rome Ga. --------------32 Marsh St., Concord, N. C. -----316 Peachtree Ave., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. -----------------------Battleboro, N. C. ----------------East lst St., Rome, Ga. ----107 James St., Greenville. S. C. -----1005 N. 5th Ave., Rome, Ga. -----900 Floral St., Opelika, Ala. ---- ----1337 4th Ave., Columbus, Ga. KMrS. Gordon? ....................... Davidson, North Carolina KDr. C. CJ ....... 2408 Country Club Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. KMIS. Alston Morrison? .......... 831 Henley Pl.. Charlotte, N. C. KFrank? ................ ......... 2 15 Hasell St., Sumter, S. C. KA. L.?--- ---- KJ. B.? -...------. ------54-79 Glenridge Dr., Atlanta, Ga. ------------214 E. 11th St., Rome, Ga. KJ. B.? -----.-.---.- -.-...------ 1 005 Second Ave., Rome, Ga. KCom. Louis H.? .-.. --.-- 1 707 Palmer Ave., New Orleans, La. KJohn S.? -------.- -...------.---.--- S ummerville, Georgia KR. H.? ----.--.- - -..--.---- Darlington School, Rome, Ga. KReid H.? ---...-----.----...--...-...--...-.- Tucker, Georgia KMrS. Virlyn Moore? -..--. 2507 Peachtree Rd., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. KRev. H. FJ -.....--.--.-....-....-- Magnolia Drive, Rome, Ga. KA. B.? .------ ---.. 3 377 Mathieson-Rd., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. KDr. Paul? .-...- KW. A., JrJ .--- KChaS.? ------- KT. E.? ---- - KW. H.? ---- KJere? ...------- KJ. B.? ----.....-. KG. A. Taylor? .... KMrS. Edgar?--- KMrS. Jarrell? --.-- ----------------Shorter College, Rome, Ga. ----------Creatwood House, Smyrna, Ga. ----1754-4 Cooley, Detroit 19, Mich. ----1240 E. 7th St., Charlotte, N. C. -----980 Eulalia Road, Atlanta, Ga. -------209 E. 10th St., Rome, Ca. ------201 Oakwood Rd., Rome, Ga. -----901 E. Second Ave., Rome, Ga. -----26 Palisades Rd., Atlanta, Ga. -----200 College St., LaGrange, Ga. Boy EASTMAN, BILL .... ECHOLS. BOBBY ..... FARKAS, EDWIN---- FERRELL, TOMMY .... FERST, HAROLD ...... F LOURNOY, BUDDY ..... .... . FORTNEY, JAMES ..... FOWLER, HAROLD .... FOWLER, GENE .... GILBERT, JACK ...... GLASGOW, RICHARD .... GLENN, ELDER ....... GLOVER, ALEX ..... GRANT, PORTER ...... GRAY, JACK ....... HAIR, WILL ..... - HALL, EARL ......... HARDY, ROBERT ..... HART, HOWARD .... HARVEY, DONALD .... HARVIN, RICHARD---.- HAWKINS, JOHN ..... HENDERSON, JACK ..... HENDERSON, LEON ..... ---. HENDRICK, CLAUDE .... HENNING, WILLIAM ...... ---. HENSHAW, RICHARD ...... -- ,- ' MAN, EMERY ....... -- -- AN, CHARLES ..... .... HI KS, JULIUS ....... HICKS. NEWELL .... HILL, MONTY ...... HILL, RODNEY- .... HILL, TERRELL ...... HOLDING, LEWIS ....... ---. HOLMES, RICHARD ..... Parent KMrS. Virginia? ........ KMrs. W. G. Counts? --- ----KEdw1n? ----------- KDr. .ThOs.? .... K Mrs. Robt.? ..... KM. E.?-------- KJeff? ----. ...... KMrs. P. E.? ..... KGeo. V.? .... KThomas? ...... K Elder? -----.... - KMTS. William? .... KWallace? ....... KJohn K.? ..... K Dr. W. B.? .-.. -- KMrS. Margaret?--- KRObt. F.?------- KHoward? ...... KR. D.? -----.. - KStewart l.? .... K Mrs. Lewis? .... KlVlrS. A. N.? ..,. KMrs. A. N.? .... KRev. Claude? .... KMIS. W. F.? ..... KE. H.? ........ KMrS. E. C.?--- KChaS. S.? ..... Address ---------Hillside Farm, Rome, Ga. ----924 Darlington Way, Rome, Ga. ------------525 Oglethorpe, Albany, Ga. ---------------Sherwood Road, Rome, Ga. 1363 Springdale Rd., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. .KAlv1n? ........ ..... ------1711 Buena Vista Rd., Columbus, Ga. ---1000 Stovall Blvd., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. ----------1709 Chulio Rd., Rome, Ga. ---------------25 Pine St., Rome, Ga. -----214-5 Radcliffe Ave., Charlotte, N. C. ---2301 Sherwood Ave., Charlotte, N. C. ------------..---Chickamauga, Georgia ------Summerville Road, Rome, Ga. --------------East 9th St., Rome, Ga. ----2125 Dartmouth Pl., Charlotte, N. C. -----------------Stunmerville, Georgia -----1111 McLynn Ave., Atlanta, Ga. --------------Cedartown, Georgia ----112 Westmore Rd., Rome, Ga. ---------------------Lindale, Georgia -----------.------------Manning, S. C. -494 Brentwood Dr., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. ----------------------Lmdale, Georgia ----- --------------Lmdale, Georgia ----202 Third Ave., Rome, Ga. -------311 E. 9th St., Rome, Ga. ------Old Lindale Rd.. Rome, Ga. ------205 Gordon St., LaGrange, Ga. -----Horseleg Creek Rd., Rome, Ga. KJ. W.? ................................... Enterprise, Alabama KMIS. Amanda? ............................. Midway, Kentucky KM, S.? ........... 402 Meadowbrook Terrace, Greensboro, N. C. KCl1Ff0rd W.? ..................... Berry Schools, Mt. Berry, Ga. KMrs. Terrell? ................. 1636 Forest Ave., Columbus, Ga. KR. P.? .... .... KRichard? .... HOLSOMBACK, WILBURN .... ---.KM. B.? ---- HORTO N, HOLLIS ...... HORTON, ROBERT ...... ---. HORTON, THOMAS ..... HOWELL, WALTER ...... ---- HULL, DENISON ..... HUNTER, HAROLD .... HUTAFF, JAMES .... JAY, THOMAS ....... JENKINS, STEPHEN ..... ----. JENNINGS, PARNICK .... ---. JETER, EDWIN ....... JOHNSON, FRED ...... JOHNSON, ROBERT ..... JOHNSON, THOMAS .... JOHNSON, JOE E. .... JOHNSON, JOHN ..... JOHNSON, WILLIAM .... ---. KH. H.? .... KH. H.?---- KH. H.? ...... KW. M.? --.. --- KA. D., Jr.? .... KHarold F.? .... KW. R.? ..... ---------------------Smithfie1d, N. O. -----994 Stovall Bl., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. ----------111 Park St., Lindale, Ga. --------207 E. 11th St., Rome, Ga. -----207 E. 11th St., Rome, Ga. -----207 E. 11th St., Rome, Ga. -----1200 Dean St., Rome, Ca. ---------------Shannon, Georgia --------706 River Ave., Rome, Ga. ---202 Stedman, Fayetteville, N. C. KL. P.? ........ ........................ S hellman, Ga, KMrS. J. A.?--- .... 2029 Octavia St., New Orleans, La. KJ. W.? ...... ....... 1 301 N. Broad St., Rome, Ga. KEdwin R.? ---- ---- - 505 Oakland, Rock Hill, S. C. KF. R.? .............. ........ E aSt 10th St., Rome, Ga. KF. R.? ................. .......... E ast 10th St., Rome, Ga. KMrS. W. R. Tucker? KMrS. Marie? ....... ------------------------Kingston, Georgia --, .,... 2855 Peachtree Rd., Atlanta, Ga. KC. A.? .............. ...... 1 27 S. Confederate, Rock Hill, S. C. KC. Walton? ..... JOHNSTON, CHARLES- .--- ---.KMrS. C. T.?----- JONES, WALTER ........ .... I Mrs. Walter? .... JONES, RAY ......... KRay S.? ....... J OSEPH, IRA ......... K David ? .... KARRH, RANDOLPH .... KW. M.? ..... LAFFERTY, JAMES ...... ---. LAROSA, ALAN .......... ---. LAWRENCE, CHARLES--- LAWRENCE, GEORGE -.-. ---. LEDBETTER, ALLISON--- LESLIE, CHARLES ------ LEWIS, HARRISON ---- LINDLEY, JACK ------ LINDSEY, EDWARD ---- LOFTIS, PETER- -.-- MAHAN, WILLIAM ----- MALONE, FRED ------ MANICE, FRASER ----- MANN, WALTER --.-- MASON, PAUL ---.- KP. M.? .-.- ----- KLt. Wm. V.? ---- -- ---.KH. L.? -------- KG. M.? .---- KA. W.?--- KS. A.? ---- KW. F.? ------------- ---- -----Camp Sequoyah, Weaverville, N. C. -------1108 E. Second Ave., Rome, Ga. --------606 Rountree, Kinston, N. C. -----Kinston Hotel, Kinston, N. C. -----Notasulga Drive, Rome, Ga. - ------------- Swainsboro, Georgia -----122 N. Union St., Concord, N. C. ----------204 Redmond St., Rome, Ga. -----2813 Dublin St., New Orleans, La. ------24-40 Peachtree Rd., Atlanta, Ga. -----------3 Notasulga Dr., Rome, Ga. ----1000 Lexington Ave., Charlotte, N. C. -Hillcrest Lodge, Babson Park, Fla. KDr. P. F.? -----.------ ---.----.----- P Owder Springs, Georgia KMrs. E. M. Stewart? --------26 Alden Ave., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. KV. P.? ---..--------------- 1111 Linganore Pl., Charlotte, N. C. ----KTom?------- ---.KJ. F.?-------- KMrS. D. J.? ..--- KDr. J. W.? ...-- - KMrs. Paul B.? .---- ----------801 Shorter Ave., Rome, Ga. ----------24 Westmore Road, Rome, Ga. -----2833 Lombardy Court, Augusta, Ga. ---------Red Springs, N. C., Rt. No. 1 ------239 Peachtree Circle, Atlanta, Ga. Boy MERRILL, HOADLEY .... .... MILES, EDWARD ....... MILLER, RUTHERFORD .... ---. MILNER, JAMES ....... MILNER, 0TIs ....... MOAK, RODNEI? ..... MONROE, SAM ........ MONTET, FORREST ....... - ---. MONTGOMERY, ROBERT ..... ---. MOORE, DANIEL ......... ---. MOORE, FRED ......... ---. MORGAN, JACKSON .... MORGAN, ROY ....... MORRISON, JOHN ...... ---. MOSS, THOMAS ....... Parent A ddress KMrS. Terese HJ ..,............,.. 535 Randolph, Eufaula, Ala. tDr. R, WJ ..................... 465 W. 3rd St., Lexington, Ky. tMrs. M. BJ ......... 7800 Spring Mill Rd, Indianapolis, Ind. IC. GJ ........ .............. P inewood Terrace, Rome, Ca. QC. GJ ...... ............. P inewood Terrace, Rome, Ga. IB. WJ---- KR. SJ ...... I Numa FJ ............ ----16 Central Ave., Lindale, Ga. ----610 Euclid Ave., Waycross, Ga. -------------------Thlbodcaux, La. fDr. Jas, NJ ................. 1721 Broadway, New Orleans, La. fMrs. J. C. Kinnebrewl fFred CJ ............... lJohn SJ ............. fROy FJ .... 1Gray DJ .... lDr. T. HJ ---- ---------------730 Avenue A, Rome, Ga. --------KingSton Road, Rome, Ga. -----------Rome, Georgia, Rt. No. 3 -----3807 Vermont Rd., Atlanta, Ca. -----337 Audubon, New Orleans, La. ---------MorningSide Dr., Rome, Ga. MOULTON, JOHN LEWIS .... ..,. I E, RJ ..,..... ..................... L indale, Georgia MYERS, EARLE .......... .... I O, WJ .... ......... .... 1 1 2 Piedmont, Kings Mountain, N. C. MCBRIDE,WILLIAM-- ---- ----fBrig. Gen. R. BJ .......... 37 E. Maple Rd., Indianapolis, Ind. MCCAULEY, GENTRY ..... .... MCCLELLAND, ELLIS ..... .... MCDONOUCH, JACK .... .... MACEWAN, NIGEL ....... .... MCKINNEY, THOMAS-- MCLENDON, CLIFFORD- MCMULLAN, WILLIAM- MCN AIR, SION ----..---- ---- MCWHORTER, DALE--- N ABERS. WILLIAM ----- ---. NEAL, WILLIAM ----- NIXON, PAUL -.-... NOTT, EDWIN ---- OCI-ISNER, MIMS ----- fGentry EJ --------- fElliSJ .....--..--- fJ. JJ .....-.-... --------350 Morgan St., Versailles, Ky. ----3530 Ivy Road, N. E., Atlanta, Ga. ---------------200 Bass Ave., Rome, Ga. iMrs. Nigel! ..------------..--.-..- 22 Vineland Dr., Rome, Ga. MCEACHERN, STERLING --.- .--- . IJ. SJ ------------------- 27' Roanoke Ave., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. fMrs, B. J. Williams! ---...---.----... 512 S. Broad, Rome, Ga. IC. RJ ---------.--------- IC. BJ --.-.--. - IMrs. J. LJ --.- tPaul KJ ----- fLt. Wm. MJ--- f Mrs. T. CJ ..-.- lPaull --...--- -- fMrs. T. EJ ..--- 1909 Buena Vista Rd., Columbus, Ga. ------------5 Vineland Dr., Rome, Ga. -------1706 College, Hartsville, S. C. -----------------Gaylesville, Alabama ----1679 Speedway, Wichita Falls, Texas -----137 Providence Rd., Charlotte, N. C. ---------21 Notasulga Drive, Rome, Ga. ----2116 Sherwood Ave., Charlotte, N. C. ---.1Dr, Altonh .--... ----- 1 34-7 Exposition Bl., New Orleans, La. O,NEAL, WILLIAM --..- .-.. 1 Mrs. W. SJ---- ORR, ALBERT ------.- PARKER, CHARLES --.-- ---- PARKER. HAROLD ---- PARKER, PAT ---..-.-. PATTERSON, CHARLES ---- ---- PATILLO, FREDERICK ..--- ---- PETTET, RICHARD ------ ---- . PORTER, WILLIAM -.--- ---- PRETL, RICHARD ----- PRIVETTE, DAVID ----- fAlbert SJ ..-- lR. AJ .... fSamJ ---... ..... lSamJ .-.--.-.----- QMTS. J. Douglas! ....--- -------------------Douglasville, Georgia --------------Monroe, North Carolina --------------Farmville, N. C. -----601 W. 10th St., Rome, Ga. -------601 W. 10th St., Rome, Ga. ----1737 S. W. 12th St., Miami, Fla. fCharleSJ -----------.-.......-..--.--- East 10th St., Rome, Ga. iDr. L. E. McAllister! -.-----.---- Berry College, Mt. Berry, Ga. fDr. E. EJ -----.-.------..---..--.- Shorter College, Rome, Ga. iRichardJ -----------.-- 863 Glenbrook Dr., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. IH. MJ--- -------. 225 N. Jefferson St., Dayton 2, Ohio PRITCHARD, JOHN ----- KT. WJ ....- .... R t. No. 2, Providence Rd., Charlotte, N. C. PROPST, WILLIAM ...- lJ. W., JrJ ...- .--..----.--.- I 9 Franklin, Concord, N. C. RAGAN,.RALPH ---- fRalphT ..-.. -,--- 1 1 W. Andrews Dr., Atlanta, Ga. RAWSON, BUDDY -----.- ---- I C. WJ ---.--. ----- D arlington School, Rome, Ga. RAY, FULTON --..------- ---.1Dr. F. WJ ---- ----- S equoyah Acres, Rome, Ga. RAY, WILLIAM BLUE --..- --.. 1 W. CJ --.-. .-------. 9 40 E. 5th St., Ocala, Fla. REDFEARN, CHARLES ---.- ---JJ. BJ ----- ----------.----.-.-- H artsville, S. C. REESE,JULIAN -------- ---- Q J. AJ --.- ----.------ S equoyah Acres, Rome, Ga. REILY, ROBERT --.- -- RHODES, CECIL ----.- RHYNE, THOMAS ----- - ---. RICHARDSON, HUGH--- RIGGSBEE, VICTOR .---- RILEY, JAMES ----.------ ---. ROBERSON, HOSMER--- ROBINSON, CHARLES- .--. ---. ROGERS, LOUIS -------- ---. ROwE, EDWARD ------ RUSSELL, RICHARD .-.- SCHUTTE, WILLIAM --.- ---- SCOTT, GENE ----.---- SELMAN, THOMAS ---.- ---- SHAMBLIN, IRA --...- SHAW, MAC -..--.- SITTON, THOMAS ---- SMITH, ARNOLD .---- SMITH, DOUGLAS B. --.- ---. SMITH, DOUGLAS W.----- ---- SMITH, HARRIS PAGE ----- ---. SMITH, VERNON ------- ---. SMITH, ARDEN ------ ---.iC. DJ---- IJ. WJ ---- IT. PJ -.---. -.--- ----1725 Joseph St., New Orleans, La. ------------804 Highland Ave., Rome, Ga. 1300 W. Market St., Greensboro, N. C. lHugh IJ ------- ----- 6 75 W. Paces Ferry Rd., Atlanta, Ga. ----fMrs. V. LJ----- lJas. F., JrJ ..----- lMIS. Hosmerl ---- fWm. WJ ------- I Louis GJ ...-- fMalcOlmi ...- - IR. LJ ....---- - fMfS. B. C. Lydyl--- 1CharleSJ ---------- CT. HJ ...------ QI. MJ ........--- tDr. W. MCLJ---- lMrs. R. LJ ----- IH. EJ --...----.-. ICOI. Douglas BJ --.- IK. RJ ----.. ....- fLlOyd HJ ...- L--- ---------2115 Greenway, Charlotte, N. C. ----242 Plaza Circle, Palm Beach, Fla. ------------------TruSsville, Alabama -- ---. 36 S. Crest Rd., Chattanooga, Tenn. -----1716 Beverly Dr., Charlotte, N. C. --------------------COmer, Georgia -----------------Winder, Georgia ----------------Tavares, Fla., Box 281 -----121 S. Gregg St., Columbia, S. C. ----------1107 Park Blvd.. 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TURBIDY, JOHN BERRY ----- ---- TURBIDY, MARTIN ------.- ---- TREADAWAY, BOBBY ---- ---- VAN HECKE, MERWIN -.-. ---. VIOLYN, ROMAN, JR.--- ---. VOGT, JERRY ----- - WADE, JULIUS ------- WADSWORTH, KING ---- -. WALDROP, HERBERT--- WALKER, JAMES ----. WARD, WALTER ------ WARMATH, JACK ---- WARWICK, PAUL ----. WARREN, JOHN ----.- WATSON, JOHN L.- -... ---- WEATHERS, WILLIAM ---- ---- WEATHERS, IKE ----- --- ---- WEINSTEIN, STANLEY ------ ---- WELLBORN, MARSHALL WELLS, MAX ------------ ---- WHEELER, JACK -..--- WHEELER, ROBERT ----- ---- W-HITFIELD, JOHN ----- ---- WILCOX, ROBERT ------ ---. WILDS, JAMES ------------ ---- WILLIAMSON. DOUGLAS- -.-- ---- , wlILLINGHAM, WARREN WILSON, FRANK ------ WILSON, RICHARD B.-- WILSON, RICHARD ----- ---. WJILSON, DONALD ---- WINSHIP, EMORY ---- WOHL, HAROLD ----- WOOD, HERMAN ------- ----. WOOD, THOMA-S -----. WOLLSTEIN, HAROLD-- WOOLFOLK, CARTER ----- ---- WRIGHT, GARDNER ----- ---- WYMAN, HUGH ------ YANKEE, RICHARD ---- Parent lCapt. Wynne? ---- 1N. 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C. ------------------Hamilton, Georgia -----------------Lindale, Georgia --------13 Shorter Circle, Rome, Ga. -----1599 W. Paces Ferry, Atlanta, Ga. ----709 Sunset Dr., Greensboro, N. C. -------411 E. Third St., Rome, Ga. -----------Summerville Road, Rome, Ga. ------------Summerville Road, Rome, Ga. ------------------508 E. 9th St., Rome, Ga. 2969 Hardman Court, N. E., Atlanta, Ga. ---------727 N. Fourth Ave., Rome, Ga. -----------------Summerville, Georgia -----540 Colville Rd., Charlotte, N. C. ---- ------------207 3rd Ave., Rome, Ga. -----1004 Second Avez, Rome, Ga. --------------..Burlmgton, N. C. --------------Banner Elk, N. C. ----1085 Caswell, Kinston, N. C. -----------East 9th St., Rome, Ga. ------------East 9th St., Rome, Ga. ---------------727 North Fourth Ave. ----1279 McLendon Ave., Atlanta, Ga. --------1001 Terrace Dr., Rome, Ga. ----565 Spring St., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. ----251 Huntley Pl., Charlotte, N. 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R FD, Marshall, Virginia iMrs. S. Sands? -------------------------------- Roanoke, Ala. iMrs. N. L.? ....--.- --------.--------------.--- L indale, Ga. fFEank D.? ------ fDewey H.? --- fCarter? ....-- - lGardner? ..----- lDr. Hugh EJ ---.- QR. M.? .--- ----108 Maddox Dr., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. ----------311 Fourth Ave., Rome, Ga. ------3003 18th Ave., Atlanta 1, Ga. ----------------Avenue C, Rome, Ga. -----303 Southwood Dr., Columbia, S. C. ----Darlington School, Rome, Ga. f -, if ':.73iiiS: . I W -nz'-1'5 I T' x N fzfjiiitlf' I-Q-'.-gg.-4 - ww' fs, wt .,,:,Y,,-If ,,H,,y : , . -. QF' Q , QMS -f 1, ,hs l - ff . W T f -4 N ' - -2. , . A - 5 -- ' 1, ....T- ..,-..- .3s':X -f-- C9 tfzfetlcs 4 ,-.rv ,f A. l .4-sf ak :gf me 'J 'ME 1- 'X ' ' L 'ff 1 ' 3:1 .Vi ., Q 1 -Wfggax.. j ,Rf ' ' ' f sec' i i, .saiw . , .UNA 2,15 an - ,.Ni, A -r . uv 1 134+-:Z- Q ' :nf--iZZ:'L+'.c , ,,,, 1:15 A L S f L3 - ffl? X 'f' 'L . First row, left to right: Manager Herman, Stanford, Tom Horton, Carter, Glasgow. Wade. Heath Alexander, Rogers, Jones, Dan Moore, Cheatam, Ochsner. Coach Cobb .... Second row: Manager Dunlap, McWhorter, Fred Johnson, Waldrop, Bancker, Black, Flournoy, Buddy Hicks. Jeter, Akers, Seltnan, Woolfolk. Coach Milligan .... Third row: Baker, Manager Leslie. Briggs, Glenn, Yankee, Hollis Horton. Brice, Wocid, Buck, Reily, Moulton, Pritchard, Tull, John Turbidy, Coach Rawson. arslty DARLINGTON 45fGEORGlA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF 0 The 1944 Football season at Darlington was formally opened on Saturday. October 8, when the Tigers entertained the Georgia School for the Deaf at the home field. The Tigers proved much too strong for the boys from Cave Spring. but because of the exceptional play of Captain Odom the Tiger's defense was well tested. As preliminary practice sessions had indicated, the defense was well up to par with that of previous Purple teams. Despite the efforts of the brilliant Odom, the Cave Spring boys could not score. The line positions were well-handled and appar- ently well-fortified with talent. Moore, Cheatham, and Flournoy were the big ground gainers, with Black and Yankee handling the heavy' work with marked ability. As- sisted by sharp down-field blocking, Moore scored three touchdowns on long runs. For the opening game the team play of the Tigers was exceptionally good. ootoaff -ti' - DARLINGTON 32 -Cl'IAT'l'ANO0GA CITY 6 The Chattanooga City team rolled into Rome Friday. Ov- tober 13, confidently expecting to repeat last year's triumph over the Darlington Tigers. lt took only the first quarter to convince the boys from Tennessee that the 1944 edition of the Tigers was much more powerful than last year's squad. The Purple starting line-up hacked out two touch- downs in the first quarter with Capt. Cheatham skirting end for 34- yards for the first marker and Dick Yankee dashing over the center for the other. Alexander connected once to make the score 130. The second string Purples took up the burden in the second quarter. A well-balanced running attack with Dan Moore doing some nice end-running put the ball on City's 34 yard line. Capt. Cheatham out-foxed the Chattanoogans at this point by throwing a long pass to Buddy Hicks who stepped over the line untouched. The try for the point was wide and the half ended 19-0 in favor of the Lakesiders. Thi' svcontl half. marretl hy sr-veral pt'naltit's, was not so standing tavkle. anrl llachl. in tht' lvat'kfit'ltl, wt'rt' tht' shin, t'xt'iting as tht' first. 'lihtr 'l'igt'rs lllI'f'illCIll'tl often hut ing lights, hut t'vt'n those gritl Stars lountl tht- going tough st-orofl only once in thc thirtl on at rt'vt'rst' hy lflournoy. against tht' inspirvtl play of tht' llarlington linr'. Unvt' again During tht' fourth qllartt'r tht' sf't'ontl antl thirtl stringt-rs tht' 'l'ig:t'r from Ucorgia hatl upset thc' 'I'igt'r from 'l't'n- opvrating for llarlington st'ort'tl once antl pvrmittetl one nt'sst't'. stfort' hy City High. lJAlll,INU'l'UN 6 IMYLUIK 26 lHIlI.lNiL'l'0N I9 SICW,-XNICIC 0 I I I Ihr- 'lilg Gantt of the svason was playotl at tht' llarlmg- Un Uvtolwr Zl, tht- l.akt'sttlt'rs journtryvtl to bt'want't- to ,, I ,, I , I I I lon l'l0ltl on UCI, 27. Iht- powt'rlul lraylor lt'Lllll front Lhal- t-ngagt' tht- t'atlt'ts. lrt'sh from a victory ovt'r Nlt'f.ztlllc antl . , . . I I I tanooga, oflt'n lllttl-Soutlt c,llilIllllI0l1S antl always a top von- gunntng for rt'vt'ngt' for last yt'ars tlt'ft'at. AL'i'ltl'lllllg to . . . I I I I , I tt'ntlt'r. came hert' to shoot tht' works against IIS l1'iltllllg tht' prt'-gatnt' prctlivtions. 5t'want't' was the slight lavortte . . I I I cliallengvr. With tht- t'xt'eptton of tht- sm-ontl tguartvr tht' lllll tht- Purplt' Sllllllll got tht- jump in tht' first quartt'r and . . . . I game' was a fit'rct'ly-follgllt lmattlt' ln mttlhvltl, with two was nt'vt-r 5l'l'lUllSly thrt'att'nt'tl. . . strong hnt's battling tot' to tot: 'l'ht- first svort' vanit' in tht' first quat'lt'r on a wt'll-t'x- . . . I I Having vhalketl up 111- points varly in tht' st't'ontl quarter, t't'utt'tl pass from f.llt'llIllLllIl to xltbllllllll. ljllll llourt' slurltwl . I I Baylor klt'kt'tl off short but rt't'ovt'rt'tl tht' hall lrom tht- t'ntl for six yartls and a scort' in tht- setvontl quarter. ln . . . I I I I surprtsvtl ligvrs to atlvanvt- tl to tht' ligvr tt'n. Alter tht- tht- lhlrtl tluartvr. lJlt'lx Yanlxcc t'rat'kt'tl tht- lint' for tht' . I I I ltgvrs hatl Iwltl Mallory to two yartls on thrvt' lint' plungvs last tonvlitlown, .Xlt-xantlt't'. on tht' thlrtl tollvlitlown, kufkvti . . I I lx I 190 ' antl hatl stoppetl Pt'ttus for no gain on a rt'vt'rst'. Darling:- I it- t-xtr'i It Int t nrt 't' tt' s' r' -. . .. . K l I 0 1 Q lo 1 tons hall was plat't'tl on tht' thrt't'. lht- lit-tl liattlvrs wt'rt' For St'want't'. Nlullonaltl, tht' rangy vntl, llt't'st', an out- not to lit- tlenivtl antl tltt' half cntlvtl 20-0. Jtztg, fMfmf5,,,,. . ,. ,tg - A ' if Q' 77 X yy .47 2 B y fs Im' 4' igagtgs Alt' r 'il' ffl I I ftII.4,N-gas II,NH,h 1-,...II4 t f ir 1. my -t I First Tvtun., lvft tu right: Lint---Ht'ily, Glt-nn. I'ritt'l1artl. l rt'tl jolntstm, 'l'ull, Jeter. Moulton. . llacldioltl-Flournoy, Black, Yankee, Cheatam. Second Team., left to right: Line-Buck, John Turbidy, Glasgow, Hollis Horton, Rogers, Mc- Whorter, Buddy Hicks .... Backfieldfjohn Akers, Mims Ochsner, ,lake Wade, Dan Moore. Although prospects looked had for the home team, it was soon evident that the ball game wasn't over. Moore, Cheatham and Flournoy swept down the field to the Baylor 34. Cheatham then shot a long pass to Reily in the end- zone, thus accounting for the Tiger's only score. However, Father Time stepped in to deny the Purples another score as the timer's gun fired with the ball on the Red Raiders' one-foot line. DARLINGTON 26iNOTRE DAME 6 The hard-fighting Irish eleven from Notre Dame Prep at Chattanooga invaded the local arena determined to spring an upset on the Lakesiders, who were still bemoaning the loss to Baylor. Notre Dame started powerfully, but the Purple forewall soon called a halt. The first half frequently found both teams in scoring position, which advantage the Tigers seized twice to cross the line with a 13-0 lead. ln the third quarter after the Purple Varsity had taken to the air for an additional 13 points. The Purple second- string took over for a remaining uneventful period. ln the fourth quarter the Tiger third-stringers came in to check the battling Greenies who, determined to salvage some glory by scoring, finally plunged over from the two-yard line for six points. DARLINGTON 12-T. M. 1. 25 The Darlington Lakesiders suffered their second defeat of the season when the strong Tennessee Military Institute invaded Rome. The Cadets started briskly, with McCrary, snagging a pass from Galbos for the first score. Darlington took the next kick off and fought its way along the ground to the Tennesseeans, 37. On a well-ex- ecuted reverse Flournoy sped to the five but when tackled lateralled to Yankee, who ran it over unmolested. The con- version was short. Later again the Purples were to show their power when, after an intercepted pass and good territory gained by flat passes, Yankee went over from the two to take the lead I2-7. However. the last half was to see the Cadets unleash their lrig guns and slash the Purple line apart for 18 additional points. The boys from Tennessee had played their best game of the season to upset the favored Tigers. l1AliLlNG'l'UN 6--RIVERSIIJIC 38 November 17 found the Tigers at Gainesville to meet the niighty Riverside eleven. The first half was fairly even, with Bell and Iiolenner putting on an exhibition of pass-catching and broken-field running for Riverside. The half ended 13-6 in favor of Riverside but Darlington was giving the big boys all they could handle. The dam broke in the third quarter when Cheatham found the going lou tough on the ground and used the skyways in an attempt to score. lnter- eeptions by liell and liolcnger were eonverted into quiek touchdowns for Riverside to make the seore 26-6. The Gainesville club, inspired by their good fortune, played the hard-pressed Tigers off their feet and scored another toueh- down on a long fourth down pass from Iiell to Scanlan. Clicking on long passes. the Cadets were able to push over another touchdown just hefore the final whistle. A fumble close to the Riverside goal robbed the Tigers of an extra score. lMliLlNC'l'0N 7- DAVIDSON 13 The Davidson College freshman team arrived in Home to tangle with the 'Tigers on November 25. Although several bruising games had cast the odds against the Darlington squad, the Purple line managed to keep the college in- vaders from crossing the goal line in the first hall. Shortly after the second half opened, Lashley bulled his way over tackle for the first seore of the game to give the visitors a lead of 6-0. Beginning to 4-liek, Nloore, Wade and Flournoy advanced the ball to the Davidson fifteen. Moulton outran Lashley and made a brilliant catch of Moores third-down pass to tie the seore. Black converted from placement and the Tigers led 7-6. Most of the play in the fourth quarter was at midfield with the Tigers having a slight edge. With only two min- utes to go, Nlcllee heavcd a desperation pass to Lashley. the big fullback, who traveled from the 40 for a touehdown. When the conversion split the uprights, the score read Davidson 13, Darlington 7. Time ran out before the Lake- siders could muster a sustained offensive drive. DAHLINCTON 0 NleCAl.l.lE 7 In the last game of the season the Tigers squared-off against the visiting Blue Tornado of McCallie on the bitterly cold night of December 12. The weather was the only thing that was cold for both teams opened up the big guns in very rugged playing. The defensive play of both lilies was so hard that neither team penetrated liar beyond the opponcnts' 30-yard line. The big break for McCallie came in the latter part of the first quarter when lilaydes broke through thc Purple line, blocked Yankee-'s attempt to punt, scooped up the loose ball, and dashed thirty-four yards for a touchdown. Mouse-trapping the Purple line, the Tornado sent Brown ,bucking over for the point instead of attempting to kick. The Tigers fought valiantly to tie the score. but .1 fumble on the fourth down, with a yard to go, halted the Purple march and lirown punted out of danger. Although the Tigers had a decided edge in the second half, fate denied a seore for all eflorts failed to produce the needed toueh- down. if ootoall The Junior Varsity football season opened with almost fifty boys coming out for the first practice. It was first decided to have two teams, the Purples and Whites. with the Purples using the single wing formation and the Whites using the T formationg however the two teams were later combined. At first, the team ran through hard calisthenics for a week before starting scrimmage. Then Coach Reddick de- cided that the team would use the TU formation, and plays were learned for the opening game with Tuhize. This first game was played at Tubize and, from the he- ginning, the Tigers outplayed the opposing eleven. They scored in every period and ran wild with end-around and off-tackle plays. The final score was 36-0 in favor of Dar- lington. The next game was played with McHenry on the Junior Varsity home field. The Tigers received the opening kick- off and, by a series of quick plays, drove for the first touch- down. From then on, the ball exchanged hands several times with the McHenry team scoring once. After the half, the Tigers came back and almost scored again but, during the last quarter, McHenry ran for another touchdown, win- ning the game 12-6. McCallie, the next team the Junior Varsity played, came down from Chattanooga, undefeated and unscored on. The Tigers kicked off and the McCallie team drove for two touchdowns before the game was very old. Then the Lake- siders Mstarted clicking and drove hard for two quick touchdowns. The half ended in a tie. Both teams came back after the half fighting hard and exchanged the ball all during the third quarter and most of the fourth. With almost a minute left, McCallie completed a long pass for a touchdown and won the game 18-12. The last game was with Cave Spring on the Darlington field. Coach Reddick started the second team in order to give the first a rest after their encounter with McCallie the day before. After the Tigers kicked off, they battled for every inch and held Cave Spring to a scoreless half. Then, the first team went in and fought hard with every- thing they had left, but Cave Spring scored once and won the game 6-O. This ended a very enjoyable, if not com- pletely triumphant, season for the Junior Varsity. First row, left to right: Terrell Hill, Wade Browne, Stone, Bryan, Hutaff, Nott, Brooks, Fowler, Neal, Reese, Fulton Ray . . . Second row: Jennings, Thompson, D. B. Smith, Carpenter, Wilcox. Lindsey, Bryson, Joe Dodd, Shaw, Newell Hicks, Wright, Vernon Smith .... Third row: Coach Reddick, Henshaw, Hendricks, Sowerby, Chidsey, Bill Johnson. Russell, Montet, Tilley, Farkas, Wilds, Cleghorn, Gray, Joe E. Johnson, Scott, Tufts .... Not in picture: Rawson, Cunningham, Wadsworth. 1' get F ootba!! First row, left to right: Bishop, Borom, Stegall, Privette, Snoots. lke Wcathers, Karrh, McMullan, Nixon, Atkins, Moss, Arden Smith, james Birdsong .... Second row: Blcvins, Eastman, T. .l. johnson, Hall, Leon Henderson, McKinney, Frank Wilson, Roberson, Hull. Whitfield, Macliwan. . . . Tlzirrl row: Coach Williams, Hardy, Jenkins, ,lack Wheeler, Clay, Rhodes, Warren, Loftis, Pretz, Chuck Lawrcnce, Morrison, Wells. Bob Wheeler, Steinhour. If one judges by scores, the midget football team cannot boast of a very brilliant recordg however, from the standpoint of spirit and fight, the season was highly suc- cessful. The first game, with a heavy team from Lindale, was hard fought from start to finish but ended with a victory for Lindale of 12-0. An intercepted pass and line buck both made by Smith, Lindale's fullback, accounted for the victor's two touch- downs. Next, with an evenly matched Druid Hills team, came a game which was exciting from beginning to end. Druid Hills scored after being held two downs on the Midgets' six-inch line. However, the Midgets' tally came when Monty Hill, Captain and tailback, skirted around right tackle in the first half. With a 6-0 tie throughout the game ended. With revenge in their hearts, the Midgets then bore down on Lindale again. In spite of a hard-fought second half, the Tigers went down again, defeated this time by a score of 7-0. Next the Midgets took the winning column with a 24-6 victory over Anchor Duck. However, in a return game, Anchor Duck avenged their defeat by a score of 20-6. Credit must go to Coach Williams and Captain Hill for their outstanding work. arsity . x uw l First row, left to right: Monty Hill, Hutaff, Wade, Alexander, Cunningham, Newell Hicks .Second row: Coach Milligan, Miles, Brooks, Stanford, Jack Henderson, Stone, Her- man . Third row: Buddy Hicks, Hollis Horton, Moulton, Yankee, Reily, Montet, .lohn Johnson, Harvin, Leslie, Manager Glasgow. The Darlington team started off the season by defeating Shannon Mills Athletic Club 39-31. From the opening whistle to the last issue was never in doubt. The home team handled the ball well and hit the basket with regu- larity. The feature of the game, however, was the sharp- shooting of SDHIHIOIIQS J. M. Culberson, one time Darling- ton All-Midsouth selection, who topped the individual scoring with 14- points. Sewanee Military Academy was next to meet the Tigers. The game was played in the home gym with Sewanee winning by a narrow margin, 19-18. Not in their customary form, the Darlington quintet was unable to cope with S. M. Afs line defensive play. A field goal in the final seconds of the tilt spelled the difference. It was Darling- ton's first Mid-south game. In their third game of the season the Tigers were top- pled by McHenry 39-36. The game was neck-and-neck until the visiting team pulled ahead in the last quarter. Darlington fought back with a rally in the closing minutes of the contest, but was never able to overcome McHenry's lead. Alexander accounted for half of the Tiger's score. The Cartersville quintet was the next to fall to the Dar- lington team. Although scrappy, the opposition was com- pletely outclassed. Darlington won, 53-9. ln the fifth game in the Darlington schedule, Berry Col- lege took the 'Tigers into camp. Berry quickly gained a lead in the opening minutes of the game and retained it throughout. The final score was Berry 32,'Darlington 22. In the second mid-south game of the season Darlington defeated Notre Dame in a 38-34 thriller. Although both teams played well, the deciding factor was Darlington's superior backboard work. Brislow, of Notre Dame, lead the scoring for a total of fourteen points. For Darlington 6'Goon Johnson and Alexander were the big guns of the attack. The game exhibited some of the best basketball of the season. The Collinsville, Alabama five was next to tangle with the Tigers on the hardwood. The boys from our neighbor- ing state put up a struggle, but the odds were against them. Darlington won 26-11. asketbalf Darlington's third mid-south game was a nip-and-tuck affair with Tennessee Military Institute. The game entered the last period tied 22-22. But that score remained only for a short while, for the T. M. I. basketeers had gotten the range and were ringing the basket from all angles. The game ended T. M. I. 33, Darlington 24. The next game was the one for which the Darlingtonians had been waiting. The 7-0 defeat the Tigers had suffered at the hands of McCallie in football was not forgotten and the basketball team was gunning for revenge. This game, like all Darlington-McCallie contests, was a thrill- ing encounter with every moment packed with suspense. From the first gun until the last whistle there was seldom more than a two-point difference in the score. Thus two points would mean victory or defeat. lt was Darlington's night for the Tigers won by two points, 31-29. Eleven points made by the Tigers from thirteen free throws helped contribute to the game's outcome. Earlier in the season McHenry had handed Darlington a 39-36 shellacking, but this time the Tigers were to do the shellacking. During the first quarter McHenry rode on the crest of a scoring waveg it seemed as if practically every shot attempted meant extra addition for the score- keeper. However, this luck was not to last, Darlington's clever ball handling and the fine shooting of Captain Reily put the Purples definitely in the running. The game con- tinued with neither team ahead of the other, and thus it ended, Darlington 27, McHenry 25. This game was to see the Tigers come back to polish off Tennessee Military Institute who had beaten them in a previous scrap. lt was no push-over. T. M. l.'s McMillan, no bigger than a minute, was a constant source of trouhle. Darlington, too, had boys who could score. Alexander con- tributed twenty of the Tiger's forty-one points, with Helly racking up eleven. The Purple's game was characterized by fast, accurate passing .and unerring shooting. The Tigers with a deserved score carried off a victory of 41 to 32. In the last Mid-South game of the season the Tigers journeyed to Chattanooga to lose to McCallie. Although this contest was not so close as the previous one, the game offered many thrills. The last quarter rally of the Tigers failed to overtake the Blue Tornado's early lead, thus hfring- ing the game to a close with a 37-31 victory for our opponents. The last game of the season was to see the Tigers avenge an early defeat by their intra-city foe, Berry College. After a closely fought game throughout, Captain Reily with a skillful one-hand shot in the last few seconds of play clinched the Darlingtonian victory 35-33. ln the first round of the Mid-South tournament nt Chat- tanooga, Darlington was pitted against McCallie. Because of illness preventing Captain lieily's participation, the Tiger Quintet was put at a disadvantage, and consequently went down to a 410-23 defeat. Having lost to McCallie, Darlington faced Nlorgan School in the consolation play-off. Still unable to regain their former finesse, the Tigers were defeated hy a score of 32-30. A SQUAD First row, left to right: Miles, Wade, Heath Alexander, Cunningham. .lack He-nd:-rson . . . Second row: Yankee, Moulton, Reily, ,lohn ,lohnson, Buddy flicks. I . . asketbaff The Junior Varsity Basketball Group, under the able supervision of Coach Heddiek, enjoyed a most successful season. Twenty-one boys, chosen from the original fifty. comprised the A and B squads of this year's J. V. Having had instruction in individual and zone defense. the A squad won its first game over a hard-fighting Tubize team. The B squad, in the next and perhaps the hardest game of the season. turned in a close 22-2'l win over the Community House of Rome. The A and B squads combined forces in the next en- eonnter to defeat a team composed of members of the Intramural Touch-Football group. Sweeping on in this series of straight wins the A squad added another victory. 28-22. over a Harmony, Alabama. team. The B division, by a score of 19-7 over nearby lN'lcHr-nry, accounted for a fifth consecutive victory. However, this fine record was broken when the A squad suffered defeat from the Nlolienry group. This game was very close, having ended in a 24-24 tie, but the overtime period gave the opponents three points to take the game. The J. V. team has had a fine season and next year's varsity should be greatly supplemented by members of this organization. First row, left to right: Warmath, Bill Ray, Roberson, Charles Parker, Fowler, Schutte . . . Sevona' rom: Hohannon, Clay, Caldwell, Scott, Myers, Mann, Bachman, McCauley, Briggs . . . Tlzirrl row: Crowe. Tilley, Brice. Patterson, Rawson, Russell, Farkas, Tufts, Coach Reddieli . . . Not in pit'- ture: Cofer. 772z'd4gc2t asLc2t6c1U First rnlr. lvfl In right: xvill rvu. Wvlls, xlt'1lll'llilIlli, Nli lxinnvy, Lultls. llurily .,.. S fu and faux' .lurk Win-1-Iii. 'l'. .l Juliiistm, llull, Iiiirruf. l 4-rsl Frank Wilson, lfustitiatli. lful lun Huy . . . Thin! mir: Nlvl rill. liill W1'ulllvt's. llatrl, ,le-li kms, NilillI'l'. Holi Nlln-vlvr Wvllillivltl . . . Nor in pirlura' llulmvs. Jxlllltbllgll the Nlimlgvts in-rv liampc'r:-cl by at sllurt st-usuu llllll lllm- luck nl' gmail playing wmrta ilt'L'1lllSt' nf tlu' rainy m-utln-r. tlivy hull an liigllly satisfactory svusml. The two outstanding play:-rf on tln' Nlitlgt-is wen- Hip widI'I'l'Il. uvtlti-i'. and ,luck Wlivvlw. l'ut'warsl. In u clust-ly rmltvml:-tl Qlillllt' witll ai large-r Limlale- squutl, tlw Nlidgf-ts swvpt tlnwn the court for ai victory nl' 24-lfm. ln nnmltt-r lli1l'll-iillllglll game tlii- Nlitlgf-is t'ul't'ir'4l tiff an vivlory of 22-18 ov:-r at liultling l'vppvi'n-ll It-um. Nlr. N. H. tluhlm was ilu- 1 i-1i iii' S vt-ry rapulmlt- muvli. yfllzite QClSLC9fLClll The Nlitvs. 1'uzti'l1ml hy Nlr. Cobb, vwrv llillllpi'ft'tl by ilu- vuntinuzil rainy w1'utlivr during tlivir lmskr-llmll se-uwn und hy the tliflivulty in obtaining outside gl1lIlt'5. Alllltbllglll tltcir twn 1'IN'0llIlli'l'S otltli-cl in slefrul, tlu- Hitvs viljoyml tlivmselvf-s tlmruuglily uml gain:-il muvli use-lul cxpvi'ic'iu'v. S4-verul gunws wx-rv playful ilCIWQ'l'll llir- intramural Purplv uml Whitt- Il'l1lllS. Tlmtigli the Ylll small in size-, wx- must re-iiivnllmf-r that from the Nllt:-s of tmluy will umm- tllc Varsity uf ' vs airm- IuIllul'l'uw. First l'1Ill', lvfl In riglil: Wolil, Sittun. Shoots, Ktkitw. Priv- t'Ilt'. ,'xl'4lt'll Smith, limilt-ii. . Semritl row: Kurrli, Moss. Nixun, lile-Vins, T4-rry Sulli- van, Yugi, iviilltblltk Xlt-lfvvun. gntramura! jfztlzfetics For the benefit of those boys not participating in the regular seasonal athletics, there are various intramural groups. This program consists of touch football for the winter months, and swimming and tennis in both spring and fall. Also added in the spring is the intramural softball group. INTRAMLJRAI. TENNIS First row, left to right: Hunter, Bryan Storey, Ledbetter, Wellborn, Terry Sullivan, Willingham, Barron, Towers . . . Second row: Weinstein, Warwick, McClelland, Williamson, Henning, Ander- son, Malone, Donovan, McDonough . . . Third row: Lewis, Van Hecke, Hart, Milner, Armstrong, Richard Wilson, Belton, Cousins, Mclsendon, Stevens, Chandler, Burkhead . . . Not in picture: Bill Ray, Caldwell. TOUCH FQGTBALL ' ' , .t -1 wg, we .. . ,W . . K. M W A , .. , . , .. M N My K, My V yi, , 4 A , First row, left to right: Hall, McDonough, lke Weathers, Hair, Anderson, Leon Henderson, Malone, Barron, Mchlullan, Wellborn, Ledbetter, Willingham, Harvey, Hawkins .... Second row: Cohh, liurkhead, Connally, McNair, Winsllip, Mclsendnn, Williamson, Hunter, Grant, Rhodes, Henning, Cousins, Peter Brown. Warwick .... Third row: Bryan, Belton, Stevens. O'Neal, Walker, Toni Alexander, Atkinson, Fortney, Carpenter, Waldrop, Akers, Selman, Blair .... Fourth row: Coach Williams, Bishop, Dunlap, Wilds, Nahers, McWhorter. Redft-arn, Walker Sullivan, Shaw, ,lone-s, jvtvr, Wilcox . . . Last row: Glenn, H. P. Smith, Manice, Neal. John Turhidy, Uchsner, Pritchard. Phyne .... Nur in picture: Cooper, Rowe, Wadsworth. Borom. The purpose of this intramural program is to supplement the physical education training of all the students and at the same time to provide whole- some recreation ancl fun. All the various intramural groups are divided into teams, the Purples and the Whites, for the purpose of competition. prlng ryztlzfetzics As the spring athletic program got underway the various Varsity and Junior Varsity groups were showing definite promise. The track team, under the direction of Coach Milligan, was scheduled for several Mid-South meets. Potential javelin throwers were Reily and Akers, while out for discus were Yankee, Russell and Beily. Akers and Wade were out for the pole-vault. Broad jumpers were Ochsner, Heath, Alexander, and Russell, high jumpers: Lindsey, Akers, and Bhyneg Harvin, Akers, and Briggs planned to put the shot. Milers were: Cray, Carter, and Briggs, half-milers: Doug Smith and Russell, quarter-milers: Beily, Harvin and Bill Johnson, 220 dash: McNair, Dan Moore, and Heath Alex- ander, 100 yard dash: Farkas, Heath Alexander, and Dan Moore. Hurdlers were Rhyne, Dan Moore, Vernon Smith, and Jones. The Varsity and Junior Varsity baseball teams were under the direction of Coach Bawson, a former semi-professional player, and Coach Beddeck. As the team showed potentialities a successful season was anticipated. Heath Alexander, ,lack Henderson, and Brooks were out for varsity pitchers. First basemen were Harvin, John Johnson, and Roe Brown. Monroe was out for second base, Wade was trying for short stop, and Yankee, Glasgow, and Wilcox were out for third base. Catchers were Newell Hicks, and Jeter. Stanford and Moore were outfielders. An unusually active season was predicted for the golf team. ln the group of boys who were out, the team was fortunate in having Monty Hill, junior golf champion of North and South Carolina. Other promising members of the team were Miles and Holding. Returning to the varsity tennis group were Heath Alexander, Mid-South Singles Champion, and Buddy Hicks. Both of these boys again promised to be key men of the team. Mr. Williams was coach of the group. fri. Sblzyszicaf gcfucatzion This year u new program of physieul educ-ation has heen uclclecl to llu- Darlington sehedule. This course is based on the physieztl fitness programs ol' the Nzlvnl Pre- flight Schools over the eountry. It uses the parts of these routines most suited for the needs of hoys of the ages that attend Darlington School. The purpose ol' th.- plun is lo perpure the older boys for serviee in the zlrrned forces ol' our eountry znul to huilcl up the physical eonclition ol' the younger stuclents. The requirem:-nts are urrungecl in keeping with the size znul age of the hoys. Cannes are inelucletl to nmke il more enjoyable. The routine eonsists of live phases: the truck progrznn, the steepleellalse. the olxslzl- ele course, the gymnasium routine mul the swinnning routine. The truek phase has mluslu-s, the mile run und the lll't'IlltlIliS earry. The steepleehuse is at erosg eountry run stressing speed :incl endurance. The ohstuele course is also a speerl mul erulurunee run with walls. tunnels, logs, urul other similar obstructions. The gymnasium routine stresses pushups, and rope climlming. lnelutlecl also is an indoor ohstaele eourse, The lilith phase is the swimming, This consists of swimming for hoth speetl mul ilistzuu-e. At regular intervals the weight tnul measurements of eaeh student are taken uncl are entered upon iiulivitluail records. As il hoy passes the tests of each ol' the live pluises. his standing is reeordecl and ereclited. lloaeh Milligan, Direetor of Athletics, is in general charge of the progrinn with Nlr. llethliek, Nlr. Williams. mul Mr. llzlwson us assistant supervisors. First row, left to right: Heath Alexander, McWhorter, Leslie, Rogers, Buddy Hicks, Waldrop, Yankee, Carter, Selman . . . Second row: Wilcox, Brooks, Jeter, Akers, Herman, Wade, Ocllsner, Dau Moore, Glasgow . . . Third row: Briggs, Hollis Horton, ,lack Henderson, Pritchard. Moulton. lieily, Cl:-nn, ,lolm Turbidy, Coach Milligan . . . N01 in picture: Buck, Black, Flournoy. Fred Johnson, Lafferty, Tull, Cheatham. H JUL The WDM Club is an organization comprised of all the boys who have received var- sity letters while at Darlington. The purpose of the club is not only to give recog- nition to those boys earning varsity letters but also to foster wholesome athletic inter- ests. To earn a letter in any sport, a boy must meet certain specified requirements and if in the opinion of the coaching staii he deserves recognition, he is awarded the cov- eted HD . Although the club has no monthly meetings and collects no dues, its mem- bers are bound together hy the mutual honor they share. .-ff'- 1 qi Qi: 0:2 oo' :MVN f?WGl ?W -f my3w' , . ,i Q QV? 7 5., : Q:3 aa. E -- fx - - 0. , . - -,x ..,, ,vs fibvv., .ig -X 1 vu ,L -egg -5 3 ,. ,U Y - A., - ,T gifs.. -iv- 4'gCl4fLl.Z6lfl.O4fLS fb g o OHO4' OUI'lCl i OFFICERS DICK YANKEE President JoHN TURBIDY EVERT BANCKER Vice-Presidents First row, left to right: Glasgow, Bancker, Yankee, John Turbidy, Glenn . . . Second row: McMullan, Reese, Buddy Hicks, Briggs, Williamson. ln the fall of 1915, thirty years ago, a group of students approached the school authorities with the proposal for the institution of a system that has become a very important part of life at Darlington. This proposal advocated the establishment of an honor system, the administration of which was to be delegated to an Honor Coun- cil. The members of the Council were to be chosen by the students from the student body with representatives from each class. Realizing the value of this plan, the authorities gave their consent. Members of the first Council were: Hollie Vandiver, Roy Echols, John Wooten, Barrington King, Thompson Hiles, and Earl Shamblin. It was not until several years later, however, in 1921, that a Constitution for the Honor System was adopted. The purpose of the Honor System is to instill in the students a spirit of honor and of fair play. Although the Honor Council itself has no final authoritv as to punishments for infractions of the Honor Code, the faculty follows i11 large measure the recommendations made by the Council in such matters. The Honor System and Council have done much to earn for the school the reputa- tion it now has for the encouragement of honor and of Christian ideals and ways of living. The Council this year has been under the able leadership of President Dick Yankee. TheiVice-Presidents have been Evert Bancker and John Turbidy. H Cabinet Olfl ltIEliS Dlizk Gi,-xscgow . . l,l'f'5I.1IlflIf .Hiliiisi-Jiri' W.-xrinmif . VI.l'!'-ljI'!'Sl.!fl'IIf l'lVl-IRT B.ui:iQi:R . . . Sw-rvrury l'Ii.ni:i: GLIQNN . 7'rf-fmzirvr 'llhv Czihinct, whim-h has vhzirge of till stuflvnt rf-ligioiis uvtivitivs, is vmnpusi-cl nf nic-nilwrs Q-lc-r'tc'cl frmn the sturlvnt hotly. lmcl hy the-ir liurcl-woikiiig prvsiilc-nt. Dirk Glasgow, thcsi- boys haw sum-ccerlc-cl in giving: us an intcri-sting si-rim-s of prn- grzuns for our Sunday night vespvr servii-vs. ln uclclitinn to thvsi- prngrznns, tlw Y has t'll2lI'gf' nf zi wvvkly prayvr S4-rvivv zinfl the clvvotioiizll 0xvrr'is4-s wllivh uri- livlrl van-h morning in tho vhaipel. 'l'hv highlight of thc- year is the annual Christmas Svrvic-0. which is nnlzihlc for its airtistiv rlm'm'utimis, he-uutiful music. and inspirzltionul :iii-ssagv. Wm- shnnlil Iikf- tn express nur gratitude' to Nlr. H. B. limit-y, ilu- l.lll'lllly zulvisvr. lm' his untiring14'llm'ts in lwhull' ol' this NYM. and tn ilu- viiliiiwl whivh has I'0llll'llllllt'tl lIlllt'll tn llustvriiig ii spirit of vo-opvratinii and Christian llvllmiship annnng thi' slu- mle-nts. l pun thvni iw voiifvr our highest praise for ti juli wvll ilonv. l'1r.wI mir. lvfl In riglili Xlr, lluiivy. Glasgow, Wilcox, liuflfly llivks. Wadi-. Nlmity llill. Briggs, lliiivlwr. Nluntvl. Hill-5 .... 5 vvuriil ruin: .lm-tw, ,lime-s, N1-wvll llivks . . . Tliirfl mir: llnssi-ll, vnn, Nivliunlvy . . , Lust l'llIt'f ltvrlfm-urn. Y21lllit'l', Xlmiltnii, W2llfll'llI1, tlliimlsi-y .... Wo! in pirliirv: 'l'nll. liuvk. Nliles. lllii-aitliaiii, Nlilvs. First mug lvfr fu right Im F 11111151111 O1 1 dN cv lll x 111 ll S Olt 1LlIH'lxt'l4 .... V r'r'nr111 14011 1111 IIH Iron Y fu 6 P S111 1111 run S we Il XIZISUII, lllblllllilly, Nvwx ll 0111111 ron Nurs e 1Or11 P111 l'1!Il1 ru11'.' liriggs. '1'111'l1idy lst 1011 N 111 ln 1 O11 Y 111111 X O 4 1 N 1 111111115 R11.m' . GLENN ARMSTRONL, JOE E. JOHNSON WA1,T11:1: MANN PA111. W4Rw1ci14 livrzm B1-xNr:14131: TOM CUNNALLY W111,1'1:1: HOWELL The first Darlington annual was published in l92l and was known as The FOHIIIII however, since 1927 it has been called THE JABBERWOKK. The line work of thc cditors and business managers over the years has earned an enviable reputation for the publication. For two years, however, it has been impossible to publish the usual bound book because of war-time conditions. The Hnal edition of The Darlinglolzian has carried pictures of the seniors and various campus scenes as a mcmento for the members of the graduating class. The publication of this 1945 JABBERWOKK can be attributed to an overwhelming desire upon the part ofthe entire student body again to publish an annual lila- those of past years. As a result of this desire to help in the publication of the book both the Business and Literary staffs have been larger than any others in recent years. Special recognition should be given to the business staff, under the direction of Wzlltei' Howell, who have raised the necessary funds for the publication. In overcoming war-time difficulties in photography and printing to publish this annual the student body may justly be proud of their memorial to the alumni of the school who are scattered to different parts of the world, bghting for the princi- ples that make possible such institutions as Darlington and such enterprises as the JABBERWOKK. BUSINESS STAFF First row, left to right: Frank Wilson, Chidsey, Howell, Wollstein, Eastman . . . Sec- ond row: Reese, ,Iere Dodd, Cleghorn, B i l l Birdsong, Charles Johnston, Battey, Bill Weathers, Hart, Wright. nt' fats of the ral Wllell the Knights of the Grall Was first formed its founders set forth the following objectives for the organization First to encourage the relationship between faculty and student bodyg sec- ond to maintain the bond between the school and its alumni third, to recognize student leader- ship and last to promote closer fellowship among all groups and organizations in the school. Through the years these are the principles by which all of the activities of the Grail have been governed As a result the best interests of Darlington have been promoted individually and col- lectively through the medium of the club This year the Grail has been unfortunate in that it has lost two presidents in succession. Chuck Lheatem president elect for the year graduated at Christmas. Henry Tull, his successor, was called by the Navy at mld term Even in the face of these difficulties the Grail has carried out some important and worthwhile projects Under the sponsorship of a committee composed of Bancker Fred Johnson, Flournoy, Turbidy, buck and Glasgow Darlington well exceeded IIS quota of 352 500 in the 6th War Loan Campaign. Also sponsored by the Grail was the sale of Christmas Tuberculosis Seals. By such projects as these the Grail not only has instilled a sense of responsibility in all our students but has contributed its part in the betterment of present world conditions. ' v 7 7 . . 0' . ' , ' ' ' 7 7 7 V , ' . ' ' 4 , , , 7 , L. OFFICERS CHUCK CHEATHAM HENRY TULL Presidents JIMMY BLACK En J ETER Vice-Presidents DICK GLASGOW Secretary ELDER GLENN Treasurer First row, left to right: Jones, Bancker, Glasgow, Jeter, Glenn, Bob Baker, Ochsner . . . Second row: Yankee, Chidsey, Jack Henderson, Moulton, Pritchard, Reily, Hollis, Horton, John Turbidy, Howell . . . Not in picture: Cheatham, Tull, Buck, Taylor, Flournoy, Black. D. K PPQI' IDC Clfli GH First rrnr. lvjl lo right: JxI'd1 ll Smith, Moss. Claim-lice Hula:-r. Ilw xXll'illIli'l'S. 'l'e-rry Sullivan. Wvll horn, Nlvllnllan . . . Sffroml rout Hs-nning. Nlarlin Tnrlriily. Nlu'om-, Williznnson, Wohl. Nli'Kinne-y llryun Storm-y . . . Thin! rout Hile-y, .lov IC. johnson. Hurt. linilily lliclxs, Cousins. Nlilnvr. llonnully The Uppvr Six and the Lipper Tc-n consist, of thc lmoys who have iwliic-wel higln-fl svholaslic avvragcs. The Uppm' Six represvrlts thosv boys of the l,owc'r lforins wh have the six highest averages for any one month. Siinilurly, the- llppvr Ten is coin prised of thunk hoys of the high school lc-vel having thc- ten highc-sl ziwnigc-s. . 3 . ocza Commzttee OFFICERS l'lVl-1R'I'BANCK1iR . .... . . Chairman joan lJuNsoN . . Vice-Chairman l'lERBER'l' VVALDROP . Secretary C11Ai:Li1s Rrintfmau Treasurer The Social Committee has been as active this year as existing conditions would pcrmit. ln addition to the dances, it has promoted other types of extra-curricular tccrcations and amusements. The Committee successfully sponsored the Darlington Homecoming Dance, which M215 held on Saturday, December 2, the night after the homecoming game with Mc- Callie. The dance took place in the gymnasium, which was appropriately decorated with the school colors, purple and white. George Van Arsdale and his orchestra from Chattanooga, Tennessee. furnished excellent music for the occasion. Because of the scarcity of decorative materials and orchestras, the Committee has lound dilliculty in promoting as many formal dances as in pre-war times. However, plans are being completed for another formal dance which will be given before the cnd of the school year. These forinals have been supplemented throughout the year by intermittent in- litiflllill dances, better known as Hljate Nights. The Committee has been ably assisted in all of its activities by its faculty advisers, lllrs. lwdia Sheppard and Mr. H. ll. Honey. First row, left In right: Wade, Rogers, Jones. Heath Alexander, Dan Moore. Scott, Russell llct-sc. lfastman, Nlr. Honey .... 9 crvond row: Chidsey. Howell. Wright. Cray, Hedfearn. Waldrop llanckcr. Glenn. llunson, Uchsner . . . Third row: John Turbidy, Jeter. George Lawrence. Con nally, Mkinson, Akers, Glasgow, Buddy Hicks . . . Last row: Hollis Horton, Pritchard. Moulton Ht-ily. Yankee . . . Not in picture: Black. Buck, McBride, Taylor, Tull, Wommlfolk. Cheatham Fred Johnson. 1,218 cnt ,ww-, - .,.t 'k M..-., We ff S N VV-1 First row, left to right: Cobb,,lke Weathers, Barron, Porter, Hawkins, Whitfield . . . Second row: Maclfwan, Grant, Hunter, McDonough, Hall . . . Third row: Howell, Bryson, Rodney Hill, Rowe. Holmes, Bryan, Bancker . . . Fourth row: Warwick, Armstrong, Terrell Hill, Bowlun . . . Fifth row: Borom, Connally, Boyce, Joe E. Johnston, Belton, Chidsey . . . Sixth row: Akers, Atkinson, Crowe, Jenkins, Dunlap, Roe Brown . . . Seventh row: Glover, Richard Wilson, Hendricks, Lewis , , . Last row: Bill Johnson, Mason . . . Not in, picture: Atkins, Bill Ray, Cofvr. OFFICERS JIM CHIDSEY . .... . . President TERRELL HILL . . Vice-President GLENN ARMSTRONG . . . Secretary WALTER HOWELL . . . . Treasurer EVERT BANCKER . . Executive Ojicer During the past year the Rifle Club has grown into one of the more active organi- zations in the school. In spite of the scarcity of ammunition the fact that the club is a chartered member of the National Rifle Association has enabled it to obtain shells through the War Department. The members have been divided into two groupsg those under fifteen, with lVlr. Dorsey in charge, and those over fifteen, under the direction of Major Moore, Activi- ties began in classroom instruction, safety, and range procedure. Because of the late start the club had this year, it was impossible to develop enough skill for com- petition with other schools. V is ffff, ,..----- . .....l.-n Q!QQ CML First rozr. left to right: Jeter, Hob Baker. Chandler. Mrs. Arnold, Xlr. Moser, Weinstein, Walker. Glasgow .... 9 econd ruuf: Stevens. Tilley, joe Fi. Johnson, Glenn. Waldrop, Bancker, Gray. Reily. Hend- rick. The Glee Club is one of the new activities that have added to our extra-curricular life this year. The sixteen members under the direction of Mr. Moser, have showed interest and delinite ability in their rehearsals and performances. The club has made appearances on the Darlington Radio Hour of radio station WRCA. Well received also was its appearance on the annual Christmas Vcsper Service. sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. cabinet. Mr. Moser. baritone soloist, has contributed much to the enjoyment of these group performances. The accompanist for these occasions has been Louise Falls Arnold. CIITLQTCI. CML TOM CoNN.-xLI.x Presidelzl GLENN ARMsTRoNe Vice-Presidelzl Ross Bunifnts Secretary The Camera Club in past years has been one of the most active ol' the school or- ganizations. Now, however, because of wartime shortages the work ol' the club has been curtailed. In spite of this diliiculty the members have really produced some Fine work. Through the aid of Mr. Dorsey, the faculty adviser, and with the use of the school darkroom, it has been possible to secure some interesting snapshots for this year's annual. The club has also sponsored a picture contest which is designed to promote competition among the students and aid and encourage those who wish to become active in this Held. First I'0ll'. left to right: Wirigllt. Jay. Connally. Armstrong, Newell Hicks. .lere Dodd. llolmvs . . . Second mic: llarron, Ferst. lieyman, llnll. Hendrick, Stevens, Hllflillvild. Grant, liurrus. L ff -'M .W ' 'I' T f3'f?5:kafffw.Qff w,'f M- ff - 4. v - . , V '11vf: Q if ' X ' ' ' -ff gg? M --fb ' . ' w 4 My :Za W f A ggi' , 4 9 vii-fgi fzgfff 1 in 3 L - 1 A 41 5 K Ski A ' ' ' 'x f 31' K ' , r E ? L Ax A , , -' f guy , ,gs .., q I fu A1 - x I W I -3 -Fifi. ,,Xxg '9'ff3 LLB 1 Q , 1 ., 5-ly L A AI! M . j f . - -V V . Cx A 'W 2 if 11 3 f 'f' .N is Q 2 X f XJ' A - 'J' -qi' 4, 19 4 1 2 WWE- - 'x W I s g w . 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Early in the fall the three companies comprising the battalion were divided into platoons so that the rnilitary training program could be voordinated with the physical education set-up. Full battalion drill is scheduled for one day each week. During the early part of the year the military program operated under temporary cadet officers in order to provide opportunity for each student with military experience to demonstrate his qualifications for leadership. As we go to press permanent ap- pointments are expected daily. Neeently the battalion has obtained training rifles from the U. S. Army. Practice to obtain eHieient-y in the manual of arms has become part of the regular program. Plans are now being made for the annual battalion review which is usually held in late April or early May. Under the capable leadership of Mr. J. l.. Brandon the ba11d has done some excel- lent work this year. ln addition to playing for regular battalion drill it has given st-ve-ral very enjoyable concerts at assembly. Also the work of the group in supplying mnsit' at many of the football games cannot go unnoticed. THE HATTALION ,WX YT w Q 5 K , - . I 'vw-fm ggwft f L. V1 1 VY FT ., N V686 K TI 1 MM 1 9 f 3, Q r x 3' if ' 4 L rw . ,x ef Xils A+ 1 Q lf' l, , J, fl x - me .5 I ww., i . X ' Q 0' -I 'v ef xx 4 .H- fr ' E oc... . .L 1 '- xml ,fm I . 1 . .v 'v : 'fl D Y yi- 0 V A I a eo O ki 1, 0 v -n ' Q 4 ef' X 7 0 w7f 'f '1 'f -.2'.. '..--- ........- 'A--f- ... --A' 3- 5.-f---gf VER1' 556' 1'1 l:-1- -,Lt-S -Q. 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