Darlington School - Jabberwock Yearbook (Rome, GA)

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A Davidson College 'Q johns Hopkins University Mathematics Lfg .xdclminirifrafion N ERNEST Lmwoon WRIGHT B.A., M.A., Ped.D. HEADINIASTER NVilliam and Mary College University of Virginia E nglislz 14 PRESIDENT !X r 7 VV11.1,1AM jr:F1fE1xsoN junn R1Cl1AmJ MU1uu':1.1, YANKEE B.S.. M.S. B.A. Assoc:1A'1'14: Ill'IADISiAS'l'l-Ill, IN Assoc1A'r1f: HEAD1N1AS'l'ER, IN c:11AnGuo1-'DAY scuoox- CHARGE 011' DOIUNIITORIES Univvrsity of Virginia Whshington and L00 University Clzvmistry, Plzysics Matlwmatics fvg X- Ross MCCAIN LYNN. ju. B.A. :JEAN cw S'1'UDlCN'l'S Pl'6SbytCl'i2lll Coll:-gc University of North Cawolinzl Matlzcmutics J li0HlfR'l' HENRY COBB lIAnm' CHAPIXIAN M11,Llc:AN B.A., MAX. ILS, IllS'l'UNl0GllAl'lllili A'l'l1l.14:'l'1C DIlll'IC'l'0li S0llfllW1'Sf1'l'll UlliW'I'Sif5' llvorgiu School of 'l'vcln10l0gy 'I ulum- Ulliu-1'sity , AlIlflll'IlI!lflL'-S' Alutl1c'mr1t1c's, 1LngIi.s'l1 Q AIILLEH IDONSEY ARNOLD m llllllh. llf 'r Kim: HONEY lVlK1NAUl.l, jdfllgg RAYINIOND H. lXlILLEli A.B., M.A. Newberry College University of South Carolina Lower Forms, Mathematics GEORGE ANDREW IJOIXSEY Science, Lower Forms JANIES RALPH ARNOLD B.A., M.A. NVolforcl College Vanderbilt University French, English, Latin 16 PAUL j. Kim: Davidson College University of Ceorgiu XVushington and Lee Univer Latin, Mathenmties HENIKX' BAXTER HONEY B.S. Davidson College Duke University English, History DANIEL M. lXlCNAULI, BA., N1.A. Presbyterian College University of South Carolin Pealiocly College English, Mufliematics s lxlUSl-Ill llAwsoN ll ul gafllky NVo1rru S. Mosnu B.A., M.A. Wollorcl Collvgv Midcllcbury College V anclcrbilt University Spanish, English cll.AllliNClC NV. 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Tvsfsf- X H k , Qin N 'PV' ,Zi if ,haf L' - .,' uf-, .V :mm V 5:5 -A 1 'd x . 5. I Q 9'4.' 1- A 'f ' 'w 'Q . fu. . Mia- ,iv . ' t rf. X k , U-H4 lyk W W wg, ,krr A 1 -A + Y Q3 -.7 -an . g , r ' ' W , X - - 4 M , 5. - J :mal T ' , 'A - f f V' 1 1 H 121- M, Q A it ' sw' Q '7 Q 4, N, gif! 4 af' , ,I k , ' ,Q gg' , X . gg -fra s J' , 0 ek A v 39:5 - ' f df fm 1 I X 1 V xi, 9 A Q 1. xn ffm m 4 ff s . We I 1 ,Q 4 3 tv 2' XX N' , . J' . 'K X H4, .,1x..wfpu. H z ,Q 1: 7-Q15 . f-. . A . , A, M -'Ah' -A .- M OFFICERS N10NTCOMERY HIIIL. . . ...... Presiflcnf WILLIAM BHYSON ........... .....,........ X 7iCC-Pl'l'SfllC'Hf JULIAN Rmisla, DfXNIEL Momma. . . . .Honor Cozmcil Hep1'esw1f11fiue.v ' A 20 eniom RGBERT LEE BAKER Bak', Cedar Bluff, Alabama Varsity Football, '44, Grail, ,44-,45g Band, '44-'45, Glee Club, '44-'45. Bobls education was interrupted when he went to the service. He returned this year to continue it. He has a fine sense of humor and has added much to the spirit of the schoolday. FRANCIS JUHAN BLACKWOOD Blackjack, Greensboro, North Carolina Varsity Football, '45-,46-,473 Varsity Baseball, ,46-'47, 1. V. Bas- ketball, '45-,465 Radio Club, '45-,46-'47, Glee Club, '46-,475 Edi- torial Stafl, Iabberwokk, '46-'47. jack is one of those Tar Heels from Greensboro and is truly proud of it. Last year he was outstanding in the school orches- tra, and this year his work on the annual has been commendable. DANIEL M. BLAIR Dan Marietta, Georgia Dan is a veteran who has returned to Darlington from the Navy. Well-liked by all, he is recognized as a quiet, unassuming boy. However, we have all learned never to approach him on the subject of reenlistment. FRANK BOHANNON III ..B0,. Versailles, Kentucky Volleyball, '46, Varsity Basketball, '45-'46-,47g Track, ,46-'47, Swimming, ,45. Frank is one of those lanky Kentucky boys that you can recog- nize immediately. He is a very well rounded boy, and has made a name for himself at Darlington. Proficient at track and basket- ball, he is equally talented at playing the accordion. 21 I QILLOIU PERRY LAMAR BOROM Yap', Columbus, Georgia Vice-President, Rifle Club, ,45-'46, Golf Team, '45-'46-'47, Varsity Football Manager, '46-'47, Touch Football, '45-'46-'47g Track, '46-,475 Rifle Club, '45-'46, Editorial Staff, labbcrwokk, '46-'47. Perry has attended Darlington for three years. During this time his likable personality has gained for him many friends, He was manager of the varsity football team this year and did a fine job. ROBERT A. BOWMAN 'Cangstcrv Chicago, Illinois Tennis, '46-'47, Editorial Staff, Iabberwokk, '46-'47 VVhen we learned to understand his Chicago accent we were fascinated by his many stories of George Murmans, of Al Capone, Zllld of the underworld in general. Bob has made many friends since he came to Darlington and we are sure that whatever he does and wherever he goes he will be as big a success and as popular he has been here. X, ,df 04,41 M' A - . -J lv A I v7 'Z-K' fri' ' I k - T lX 'WIJAN ' 1 ff '-' 'V iff 9.1 Ton7n U fr ,a cf ,f Rza..-.fav I K 4,1 J ., ' Commerce, Georgia Du Club, '45-,46-'47, Cheerleader, ,44-'45-'46-'47, Camera Club, '45, Rifle Club, '45-'46-'47, Darlingtonian, '46-'47, bl. V. Football fManage1'j, T45-'46, Swimming, '45-'46, Varsity Baseball fMan- agerj, Varsity Basketball fManagerj. Tommy has been at Darlington as long as most of us can re- member. He started in the Lower Forms and has become a tradition with us. As cheerleader for the past two years he has added much to school morale, winning two varsity letters for his efforts. He also managed the 1. V. football team. A I ERT L. BOU1 , fa, f KL 0 459 g f PF C 'zsgfvu ' ff 'ff A J ' swick. Georgia ' ,FootlJaly6-,474 Varsitv Basketball, '46-'47, sa If V v 1 dBuddyl,: cz-Lineytgf s from Glynn Academy in Brunswick, Ga. Althoughitlyfis his rst year, his good humor and friendly man- ,SGT have made him a popular boy on the campus. 22. eniom TU LLEY D. BRYANT Tiny Decatur, Georgia Varsity Football, '46-'47, Varsity Basketball, '46-317. Tully, an ardent defender of the U. S. Navy, has found an important place in Darlington life. He was outstanding on the lootball team as left end, at which position all 230-odd pounds of him played a hard game. ,IAMES YVILLIAM BBYSON Ill Bill Bonie, Georgia Varsity Football, '45-'46, Vice-President Senior Class, 316-'47, D Club, '46-'47, Business Stall, jabberwokk, '45-'46-,47g Upper Ten. '44-'45-,46-317. Since he first came to Darlington, Bill has excelled in both athletics and the classroom. lie has always met a task with a victorious determination. Always a leader, he was elected vice- president of the Senior Class this year. BOY BUBNS, jlt. Barring Columbus, Georgia UI. V. Football, '46-'47g Softball, '45-'46-'47, Golf, '45-316-,473 Touch Football, '-L5-'46-'47, Swimming, '45-'46-'47, Soccer, '46-'-17. lioy, like most of the Columbus boys, is very much interested in the great outdoors. ln his two years here, he has made himself increasingly popular. .I OHN THOMAS CA LDVVE Ll.. lack Davidson, North Carolina D Club, '46-'-17g llille Club, '45, Varsity Football Manager, '45- '46-'-l7g V. Basketball, '46-'-171 V. Baseball, ,45-'46-117. -lack has helped manage the Varsity football team for the past two years and has done a swell job. He is one of those Tar Heels lrom Davidson and we feel he will be a credit to his state in the luture. lm i lm 9' . M . ii, K W . f 1512? Li eniorfi EDWARD ELZIE CARTER ..Ed,, Brookhaven, Georgia J. V. Football, '46, Touch Football. 216. Ed is an excellent representative of Brookhaven. He not only has contributed much to our J. V. football team, but his school spirit has been invaluable. A hard worker. Ed uses a lot of his free time for studying. ALBERT BENJAMIN CHANDLER Shanghai Versailles, Kentucky Varsity Basketball, '45-,46-'47, Varsity Baseball, '45-'46-'47g Volleyball '46, Ben is another of those Kentucky boys who came to us last year from Versailles. He did a fine job in basketball and base- ball in both ,46 and '47. Some day he hopes to become a sports announcer. He seems to dislike the University of Georgia foot- ball team, especially when it is playing Kentucky. He is a fine boy and has made many friends at Darlington. LADSON BOOTH CHANDLER Lassy Sumter, South Carolina Tennis, 715-'46-'47, Clee Club, 314-'45-'46-,47. Laddie's good nature and sense of humor have made him a friend to all and a jovial companion. His work in various school organizations and in music has been notable. He will be sorely missed by all, including certain parties at Shorter. JAMES E. COCHRAN Rome, Georgia Varsity Football, '46-'47. A guy with a friendly greeting for everybody, james' experi- ence in the Navy has provided him with many interesting stories. This year he played on the Varsity football team. 24 ' 1 . ,'iqJ r ,lf M Q 1 - nl I it enzord rv l ' I iff' ,ARNOLD BEN-IAMIN COCHRANE jJ Bennie Lincolnwood, North Carolina Tennis. ,46-'47, Varsity Basketball, ,46-,47g Varsity Baseball, ,46-'47, This was Bennie's first year with us. His friendly and likable rersonai rave rna e rim rnan r'en s. r ex- . ., ' ltl dl fr d Ar Gl hehas been very aggressive in his studies and does his best in every- thing. ARTHUR BURNHAM COOPER Coop Atlanta, Georgia j. V. Football Manager, ,46-,474 Rifle Club, '45-'46. VVhen Coop came to Darlington in ,44 with his drawing in- struments and tracing paper we all knew that he was well suited for his chosen profession, architecture. He has given us many a laugh with his dry wit and sarcasm. This year Coop was with ns for only the first semester and then entered Georgia Tech. ISAAC WILLIAM COUSINS, JR. Bill Rome, Georgia Varsity Football, '46-'47, Basketball, ,46-,475 Track, ,46-'47, Baseball, ,46-47. Though new at Darlington, Bill has won many friends. He is a good, all-round athlete, excelling in football and basketball. EARL COX, JR. Cave Springs, Georgia Dependable and consistent in his school work and in other activities, Earl will always be remembered by those who had the pleasure of knowing him. 25 '33 5 eI'll0l'5 ROBERT HOUSTON CHOCKETT, jlt. Sweeper,' Gastonia, North Carolina Varsity Football, ,46-'47, Basketball Manager, '46-'47. Bob came to us this year from Uncle Sam's Navy. A Gastonia QN. GQ boy, he has made a wide circle of friends at Darlington. I f . .1 I f ji I I : L I . , . if THOMAS ERSKINIQ CUNNINGHAM A A ' , uCUi'l1W,, 5 , ' Gharlotte,',No,rtli' Carolina Co-chairman, ljance Co1mnittee,'A 46-'47, D xClub, '45-'46-'47g Vtirsity TCHIHS, '45-'46g 'Varsity Baseball, ,'45-,46-,47g Varsity Bas- ' , 1mbai1,,,'46-'47,fvA'rsif,y Football, '45-'46-'47. M In his three l'gerf'Gunny has made himself many friends. His work on e v rsity teams and on various organizations, particularly' the D ce Committee, of which he was Co-chair- man, has been outstanding. ' . ' I-1 I., U, ,.X'l!U-4. YL' 4 Q! Q i 1-. ' ,, , WALTETK BAY GUNNINGHAM . . ! 5-1.fi ...,1-fd,- -' Mft l'.:?,'4' N coin if ' , 1 ' 'r Bumpkm Jg. . . f f 1 ' -'lf' gavidson, North Carolina Varsity Footballj145-'46, J. V. Basketball, '45-'46-'47, Softballg Varsity Baseball, 469117, Editorial Staff, Iabberwokk, '46-'47. It doesnit take you long! to become acquainted with Pumpkin His ever-present smile and easy-going manner draw you to him. His fine record on the Varsity football and basketball teams has proved his athletic ability. W e've got a hunch that Bays capacity to make friends will take him far. THOMAS ZELLABS DAVISON Tommy Atlanta, Georgia J. V. Football, '45-'46. This is Tommyis second year with us, and in that time he has shown himself to be a conscientious student, good athlete and an all-round good boy. A hard worker and a Go-getter , Tommy is the kind that can always be depended upon when the goings tough. 26 -I 'Mau oc.,-. 1 112,-.C '?,f,-1'1 finvzwi I ,. . ' , ' furkw- 'T '- ',s'-1H- ff- font-4 .V-Q.. ffgfv.-1. .2'nq,Qjf- ,Q ,,. ., D' If fl eruom , , Q ft or f KZ--1.-,-,L en -4 f?11- MARSHALL COLEMAN DENDY, jll. if ' Plc ,-' IlIur.s'halI V Orlando, Florida Tennis, '46-'47, Band, '46-,47. Marshall has been here only one year, but in that time he has made many friends. Besides doing well in his school work, Marshall is quite musical. His work with the flute in the band this year has been very commendable. Joi: BONVDOIN DODD, JP.. ' Rome, Georgia Football, ,45-,46-,47g Tennis, '46-,474 Track, '46-47, Basketball, ,45-'46-'47. loc first came to Darlington in the sixth grade, and has made many friends since then. This year, after .I.V. experience, he won a place ou the football squad. He has excelled as a tennis player also. IACK A. DONAHUE Rome, Georgia jack came to us late last year after serving in the Marines. spending some time overseas. Since then Jack, a Rome boy, has made himself well-liked through his sincere friendliness. XVILLIAM McCALL EASTMAN Biff, Home, Georgia j.V. Football, '45-'46-'47, j.V. Basketball, ,46-'47, Business and Editorial Staff, IllIJIJCl'lU0kk, ,46-,47g Upper Ten, '46-'47, Dance Committee, 716-'47, Bill is an old Darlington boy and this fact is reflected in his character and his attitude toward life. He takes things in his stride and does his best, which is usually very good. 27 eniorri THOMAS DAVID ELLIS, Ill Sillemot', Hollywood, Florida Volleyball, Tennisg Glee Club, '46-,47, Band, '45-'46-'47g Radio Club, '45-,46-'47, Rifle Club, ,45-'46, Editorial Staff, Iabbcrwokk, '46-'47, Darlingtonian, ,46-'47. Tom comes from Hollywood fFlorida, that isj. Ever since he came to Darlington, Tom has been a Casanova,' with the girls in town. His work on the annual and in the band has been commendable. RICHARD REEVES FELKER Dick Monroe, Georgia Varsity Football, ,45-'46-'47g Varsity Baseball, '45-'46-'47, Co-cap- tain, Football, '46-'47, Varsity Basketball, '45-'46-'47, President, junior Class, ,45-'46g President, Honor Council, '46-'47, Dance Committee, '45-'46-'47, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, '45-'46-'47g Grail, ,45-'46--'47, D Club, '45-,46-'47, Vice-President D Club, '46-'47, Upper Ten, '46-'47. Few boys have had as great success in both scholastic and athletic activities as has Richard. A real powerhouse on the football field, he proved himself equally successful at basket- ball and baseball. Richard has also done excellent work as president of this year's Honor Council. Many thanks from all of us, Richard, for helping make this year and the class of '47 what it has been. LESLIE ,IOHN GIELOW ujackn Adel, Georgia j.V. Football, ,46-,47g Track, '45-,46-'47, Tennis, '45-'46-'47g Camera Club, '46-'47, Rifle Club, ,46-'47g Touch Football, ,45-'46-'47. Since jack came to Darlington in the middle of last year he has won the lasting friendship of all of us. Incidentally he has made himself quite popular on Shorter Hill, where he has a great many admirers and where he may be found every time he has a leave. We know that wherever he goes, jack will meet with the same success with which he has met here. ROBERT FOUCHE HARDY, jR. Bob,' Cedartown, Georgia Midget Football, ,46-,47g Swimming, ,45-'46-'47, j.V. Basketball, '45-'46-'47. Bobby is the happy-go-lucky type of boy, but does fine work always. His tall tales are as familiar to us as the friendly greet- ings he has for everyone. 28 eniorri CHARLES RICHARD HARVIN The Great Harvey Manning, South Carolina Varsity Football, '45-'46-i47g Varsity Basketball, ,45-,46-,47g Var- sity Baseball, '44-'45-'46-'47g Track, '45-'46-'47, Grail, ,45-'46-'47, V ice-President D Club, '45-'46-,47g Dance Committee, '45-'46-'47, ln Dick's three years here, he has made a definite contribu- tion to the school life. He has been especially interested in athletics. Last year he was elected the best athlete in school, and as first-string end on the football team this year he won honorable mention on the All-Midsouth team. RICHARD HOYT HENSHAW Dick,' Rome, Georgia Varsity Football, '46-'47, Tennisg Soccer, Touch Football, Up- per Six and Ten. His ability for telling tall tales in the most persuasive manner, his friendly smile, and his good nature have won him many friends, He should be very successful in his life's work. NEWELL G. HICKS Midway, Kentucky Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, '45-'46-'47, j.V. Football, '43-'44-'45-'46-'47, Varsitv Basketball, ,45-'46-'47, J.V. Basketball, '44, Varsity Base- ball, ,44-'45-'46-,475 Volleyball, '46-'47. Newell is another one of those Kentucky boys. has beer with us for four years, three of which he has s t as pro of South Hall and Third Floor. ln athletics e h ed both Varsity Basketball and Baseball. He h do Ol s a dir work on the Y cabinet, advancing this 21 re lrer. . If ' MONTGOM R . Mor yi' Q Greensboro, No r na vumv Golf '45 '46 '47 x usity B14 ll P ent A z i ' . - - g z 2 ' a -,4 ,471 d 4 D Club, '45-'46-'47, President, Senior s, ,4 ' 75 V e-P 'i- dent, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, '46-'47, Secreta y, ' 6, anc o - As president of this year's Senior Class and of ' U 'lu Monty has contributed a great deal toward makin tl ' eat' at X h mittee, '46-'47g Grail, '45-,4 -'4 Q R Darlington what it has been. On the basketball an g lf teams he has been one of the best, and as a member of the Yi, he has added much to the spiritual life of the school. With Monty go many lasting friendships. 29 I-IISTCDRY CDF TI-IE CLASS CDF '47 We Seniors entered school this year full of hright expectations of a year of dancing, dating, and other amusemeuts, with a few light studies perhaps, but were rudely interrupted hy Mr. judd informing us that we had drawn Senior Math from Mr. Yankee! We settled down to our studies fit says herej, listening to Mr. Rawson fight the Revolutionary War over again, more or less, and Mr. Moser explaining the mysteries of the imperfect suhjunctive to a Spanish II class. Then football season started, and we watched and cheered while our team swept to a Mid-South championship. After the foothall season was over, we came to life with a jolt and realized that the Christmas holidays were hut a few short weeks off. These weeks seemed like years, hut finally THE day arrived, and we sped for home. The vacation went by like a flash, and we were back at school, preparing for Mid- Terms, which were navigated for the most part successfully, and we hreathed a sigh of relief. Not long after this, we perceived hy certain signs such as Mr. Briggs tenderly humming Kiss Me Again that Spring was in the air. As the year ends, we are preparing for Finals and the end of our prep-school days. We leave with the sincere hope that the friendships gained in our years here will endure into the years to come. S f-BILL EASTMAN 30 eniorri TERRELL WINGFIELD HILL Tabby Columbus, Georgia j.V. Football, '45-'46-'47, Honor Council, '46-'47, Y.M.C.A. Cabi- net, '46-'47, Grail, ,45-'46-'47, Ex-Officer, Rifle Club, '45-'46, Business Staff, Iabberwokk, '46-'47, Senior Scroll, '46. Tubby is a four-year man at Darlington and one of the most popular boys here-more than ever when he is helping with the mail. He has also served as head waiter in the dining room and has done a fine job there. In addition to his activities else- where, he played j.V. football in '45 and '46, and has been elected a member of the Yu Cabinet. FRANK B. HOLDING Frank Smithfield, North Carolina Swimming, Touch Football. Frank's ability to get along with everybody has made him a popular figure around the campus. In his two years here he has been a proctor in Main Building and South Hall. We know you're going to succeed, Frank. MILTON DAVID HOOPER Buddy Toccoa, Georgia Varsity Football, '46-'47. This is Buddy's first year, but he had an advantage over most first-year men because he came up early for football practice. On the football field and in the dormitory Buddy was liked by all. THOMAS BANSOM HORTON KlTOm!I Rome, Georgia Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, '45-'46-'47, D Club, '45-'46-i47, Varsity Foot- ball, '44-'45-'46-'47, Dance Committee, '45-'46-'47. During his years at Darlington Tom has excelled as a guard, both on offense and defense. He is due more praise than he has received. His alert mind, good sense of humor and engaging personality have added much to his popularity. 31 eniord CEOBCE W. HUDGINS Hudgc Bolton, Georgia Swimming, '46-,47. One of the smaller veterans, George has just recently re- turned from 30 months, service in the Air Transport Command. Often we hear a cry in the earliest hours of the morning of, Let,s have some lights around here! It is understood that this enthusiasm is due to his uconsuming' interest in physics. JAMES PARNICK JENNINCS Grantland Rome, Georgia Radio Club, '45-'46-'47, Sports Editor, Darlingtonian, '45-'46-'47, Sports Editor, Iabberwokk, '45-'46-'47, I.V. Football, '44-'45-'46, j.V. Basketball, '45-,46, Varsity Basketball, '46-'47, Varsity Base- ball, '46-,47. Parnick has made many friends each year since he started to Darlington. He has done especially fine work in sport statistics articles for the school records and publications. This year Editor of the Iciljyerwokk. . , . 4-A, E-UIPQSEP '7HfAIOHNSON, III .6 fi -1 59 , tj! A Atlanta, Georgia LJL ballfg315 4 ,47 IV Basketball '46'47 Tennis V 47 MLA Cabinet 45 46 Secretary 46 . , - g . . , - 3 .3 . al ,g..l.. ','-'g ','-'47, g Glee Club. '45-'46-'47, Secretary Rifle Club, '45-'46, Editorialgtaif, Iabberwokk, '45-'46, Editor-in-Chief, Iabberwokk, '46-,475 M.S. Lanier Scholarship Medal, '45-'46, Upper Six and Ten, Assistant Editor, Darlingtonian, '46. Joe, who has been with us for four years, is well known as a campus leader, making a constant excellent scholasticallyg he has also been valuable to the j.V. football and basketball teams. For three years joe has been a very active member of the Y cabinet, of which he is now Secretary. He has done a most com- mendable job as Editor-in-Chief of the Jabberwokk this year. WILLIAM RALPH JOHNSON Ralph', Ellijay, Georgia Varsity football. Ralph returned this fall to Darlington after serving in the Army. We were sorry that because of the age limit he was unable to finish out the season at guard on the football team. He can be depended on to tell some good stories. 32 enioro JAMES ROBERT IOHNSON Bobby Rome, Georgia Varsity Football, '45-'46-'47, Basketball, '46-'47, Track, '46-'47. Bobby entered Darlington as a freshman, and during his four years here he has been very popular. He made the football squad last year, and again this year. He has always contributed to the classroom humor and will be missed by all his many friends. CHARLES THOMAS JOHNSTON, IR. Charlie Rome, Georgia Business Staff, Iabberwokk, '45-'46, Editorial Staff, Iabberwokk, ,46-'47. Charlie, who has made many friends in his years as a student, is just the man to make a good conversation better. We are sure he will continue to make friends in the coming years. uf S X WILLIA O , . M n G rg Tennis, 45- 46 47 '. G t . 5 46 7- ditorial Sta V ., W ' ' ' -' u . u b 1' - ,, ' if, Knowin il es o e lg been a eat for all of us. VVhen he r u i l nticello rawl, you feel at home irnmed dw My . rig ened many a dark day with talks of his r ar discourses on Georgia politics. U DAVID ROBERTSON LAFAR, III Sho1fy ,' af-astonia, rth Cf-Hina 1.v. Football, ' '47, ranch oot'b 1, '46f47, Baseball, ,46-'47. Known -las ortyio all the ys, vidltnfade a glace for himself ilsihe eartf of, ev' on at Darlinglqfn with fr' d- liness qff Sou ern awl., Shor ' was a membe o?fhe I.V. ,hd a sw seatspn as M rst-strirlg.l'nfffbn. l l , 4. xJ I ' 1 I, . x, .- ' : ' ' J t .1 . ,Y ff l ff Q ' w'f I Li 'X ' I ' 33 .A 4 v F l lie! -.D ,J 44' ll. , i ' xr ,f :3., rf-. -- -v B,..,. G3 eniorri WILLIAM DAVID LANDRUM Rome, Georgia j.V. Football, '46. Bill is another first-year boy who has made many friends. He excelled this year on the Junior Varsity football team. DANIEL ISAAC LEE, JR. Dan Macon, Georgia Swimming, '46-'47. Dan's engaging personality has made him many close friends. He has always been cheerful and has a good word for everyone. His scholastic standing has been prominent and he has unsellish- ly aided many in their studies. FRANK WYATT MANNING, IR. Watt,' Decatur, Georgia Rifle Club, ,45-'46, Tennis, '45-'46-'47, Intramural Basketball, ,45-,46-,47g J.V. Football, '45-,46-,47. In his two years at Darlington, Frank has made many friends. He always has a smile and a cheerful greeting for everyone. Frank has graciously and willingly done all that was asked of him. We will always remember him as a member of our Darling- ton family. MOULTON BRAXTON MASSEY, JR. M0ult,' Greenville, North Carolina j.V. Football, '45-i46-'47, Varsity Golf, '46-'47, Varsity Baseball, '46-,475 D Club, ,46-'47. His prowess in athletics and participation in other school activi- ties have made Moult,' one of the school's most popular boys. His ability as a football player has earned him a halfback's role on the J.V. for two years. In addition he has been a member of the golf team. 84 . V enzora WILLIAM ROBERT MELLEN Billy-Bobs' j.V. Football, '45-'46, j.V. Basketball, '45-,46-'47, Track, '45-'46-'47, Editorial Staff, Iabberwokk, '46-,47. Billy Bob is one of the best liked boys in the Senior Class. Never without a smile or some word of greeting, he looks as though he hasn't got a worry in the world. He has done a grand job on the annual and has also been a mainstay of other activities. EDWARD WALTON MILES Gorilla Lexington, Kentucky Varsity Basketball, ,45-'46-,475 Co-captain, '45-'46, Varsity Golf, ,45-'46-'47, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, '45-'46-,479 Dv Club, '45-'46-'47, Ted, affectionately known as Co1'illaD, has been with us for three years and is well known around the campus as a good sport and a boy who is lots of fun to be with. He was first-string forward on the basketball team. He also maintained better-than- average scholastic standing. JOHN FRANKLIN MINGES, II njackn Greenville, North Carolina JQV. Football, '45-'46-'47, Varsity Baseball, '45-,46-'47, Varsity Basketball, '46-,475 D Club, '45-'46-'47. Jack's wit and friendly way have made him a very popular Hgure on the campus. He has been outstanding on the Varsity baseball team and on the j.V. football team, of which he was Captain. DANIEL D. MOORE Marie,' Rome, Georgia Honor Council, '45-'46-'47, Dance Committee, ,45-'46-,47, Varsity Football, '43-'44-'45-'46-'47, Captain, ,46-'47, J. R. McCain Award, '45-'46, President, Lower Forms, ,42-'43, Vice-President, junior Class, ,45-'46, Secretary-Treasurer Dv Club, '46-'47, Grail, '45- '46-'47, All-Midsouth Football, '45-'46-'47. Danny has been at Darlington for seven years now, and has been one of the most popular boys in school. He has served on the Varsity football team for four years, winning a place on the All-Midsouth football team this year and last. This year he won the award from Station WRGA as the most valuable player on the team. His popularity is proven by the fact that he was elected as the Senior Class Honor Council Representative for the past two years. 35 eniord LARRY P. MOORHEAD Captain Anderson, South Carolina Track, ,46-,47, Soccer, '46-'47. Larry, hailing from Anderson, S. C., has made a reputation as a great bull-shooter and a line fellow. He has made a host of friends for himself during his time here. DAN R. MORGAN Loan Farmville, North Carolina I.V. Football, '45-'46, Track, '46-'47, Tennis, '46-'47, Clee Club, '46-'47. Ever since Dan came to us last year, he has continually been adding to his roster of friends. His careful way and keen wit have added much to his popularity. ROY FRANKLIN MORGAN, JR. Beetle Atlanta, Georgia Varsity Football Manager, '45-,46g Head Manager, '46-'47, D Club, '45-'46-'47, Glee Club, '46-'47. Roy is one of those Buckhead CAtlantaJ boys and is indeed a true representative. Last year he made his letter managing the Varsity basketball team, and again this year as head football manager. Roy is one of our better artists, and he can really tear up a piano with the Boogie ELLIS F. MCCLELLAND Mac Atlanta, Georgia Tennis, ,45-'46-'47, -I.V. Basketball, '45-'46-,47g Rifle Club, '45-'46, Upper Ten. In Ellis' four years here he has made an enviable record. His keen sense of humor and his congenial attitude toward everyone have won him many friends. 36 eniord JAMES A. McKAY ah... Asheville, North Carolina Golf, '46-,475 Clee Club, 716347, Touch Football, ,46-,47. Jimmy has been with us for only a year, but has won himself many friends. Weill surely hate to see him go. LARRY ALAN MCKEEVER Shakespearel' Dayton, Ohio j.V. Football, '45-'46, Cheerleader, ,46-'47, Basketball Manager, ,46-'47, Baseball Manager, '46-'47, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, '45-'46-,474 President, Radio Club, '45-'46-'47, Editorial Staff, Iabberwokk, '45-'46-'47, Editorial Staff, Darlingtonian, ,45-'46-'47, Dv Club. Larry has done a grand job as head of our Radio Club and has acted in plays at Shorter and elsewhere. He does quite a bit of refereeing in athletics as well as serving as a cheerleader. He wants to become a dramatist, and it looks as if he will make a good one. Nz ...D 0 an W , North Carolina 9 ty F , '46-'47,XaQsity Basketball, '46-'47, wi., '46-'47. spent only ne year at Darlington but in that t1me gai13d many close friends. He is a fine athlete, playing on the varsity team in basketball, football, and baseball. He has constantly kept up a fine scholastic rating. ROBERT DALE MCWHORTER Snake Rome, Georgia Varsity Football, '45-'46-,474 Touch Football, ,45-'46-'47, 'iD', Club, ,45-'46-'47, Grail, ,46-'47. Dale has been on the football squad every year he has been at Darlington. He has a fine football record, placing first-string, All-Midsouth this year. Dale is probably one of the best tackles Darlington has ever had. He is noted for his good nature and has many friends. 37 CLASS PRQPHECY 3lhi0fd 1947 You have all heard the old proverb that says: Fortune knocks but once. May we now introduce the great Swami Salami, who will gaze into his crystal ball and tell us where fortune will knock this year's Seniors many years from now: We see Jack Blackwood in room 2, Third Floor, still waiting for Hennan to return. Down in Athens we find Bill Bryson playing first-string center for Georgia. The most influential Senator in Congress, Ben Chandler CDem. Ky.l, is in the midst of a heated debate over the passing of the law for the protection of American League Umpires from pop-bottles thrown by indignant fans in Brooklyn. Seated by his Victrola we find Bennie Cochrane in rapture listening to his 7,662,387th record of the Old Lamplighter. We find Tom Ellis seated in his Greenwich-Village-attic- room composing his epic poem, Ode to a Camel , or Philip Morris Will Do In a Pinch. We see Tommy Bowlan at Darlington, still trying to figure out why 2 and 2 aren't equal to 5. Up in Midway, Newell Hoss Hicks is seen cussing out a particularly stubborn mule. Frank Holding is still trying to comb the hayseed from his head. We see Tom Horton and Carol happily watching the ten little Ilortons tear Tom's old Darlington football uni- form to pieces. Hay Cunningham is seen at night looking for relatives in all the pumpkin patches around Davidson. Ted Miles, with his book of Tarzan under his arm and his box of Sen Sen in his pocket, is still figuring out who scnt those anonymous letters to the Hey Nowl' program. Dan Moore si still chasing Marie in her little Packard up and down Broad Street. VVe find Moult Massey still trying to get his class ring back. jack Minges is still explaining to Janice that Maybelle is something out of H. G. Wells. Sammy Scarboro is bandaging his legs where he burned himself stepping into the ring of fire in Wagner's Die Valkuren at the Met. Wright Tilley and Frissie - 'nuff said. Bill Eastman is still trying to get his yellow Ford to run. Tenney Griffin is in bed with a broken back he got while trying to lower a basketball into the net. Dick Harvin is going through the streets of Rome wondering if Ginger is still snowed. On the links we find Monty Hill teaching Byron Nelson to putt. Parnick Jennings is vainly looking for something for his hair. Albert Einstein and Joe E. johnson fThe Third, no lessl are seen together discussing joe's theory of X-Y-Z. As president of the Monticello Chamber of Commerce, Bill jordan is writing a dictionary of the Monticellian language so that the boys at Darlington can understand the other boys from Monticello. Sullivan is still worried about jackie Larry Mc-Kcever has taken Bill Stern's place as the nation's number one sportscaster, in addition to his duties as announcer of the Laddie Chandler show. Rodeo Roy Morgan is setting the style in clothes for the cowboys. Edgar Tufts, from his experience at Darlington, is head chef at the Stork Club. As yet Shorty LaFar hasn't gotten in a hurry about anything. Robert Bowman is boss of Chicago with George Hudgins as his bodyguard. He has a special contract with Ienningsf Bubba Orr and BB Sowerby still have all the girls in Rome guessing. Pat Story is the new head of the Greek Immigration Society. Preston Stevens is running his garage at Bill Blue Ray's new resort - Gold Lakes. Buster Scott has finished his book of Ten Easy Ways to Break Training. Jackie Wannath is a tobacco auctioneer at Jack Oliver's tobacco warehouse. Dan Blair is still a member of the 52-20 Club. Louie Owen is Charles Atlas' successor as Number One Muscle Builder with Gene Shahan and Dan Lee waiting for the course to be reduced to five dollars. Don MacLeod is leading his professional basketball team to an undefeated season, ably assisted by Frank Bohannon. Still raving, about Charlotte are Cunny Cunningham and Vernon Smit . Tommy Davison is chief salesman for the Ed Preston Indian Snake Tonic Co., which has made millions since it bought the famous Stevens formula. General Jack Donahue and Admirals Bob Baker and Bob Crocket are special advisors to our new President, Truman Sharpe. Dick Henshaw, Bob Hardy, and Charlie Johnston are sporting new limousines as Rome's leading businessmen. Jimmie McKay and Curtis Rand are employees of Sam Nickerson's Escort Service. Jack Gielow and Earl Thornton are co-presidents of Cola Company. Bill Roecker and Frank Tigner are chief bottle-washers. ' Bob Wheeler, joe Dodd, and Clay Rhinehart are opening a new market in downtown Rome. ' Bob Bourne is center on the nation's'champion pro basketball team. Bobby johnson is professor of Correct Speech at the University of Slobovia. Bill Landrum is Checkers coach. Burnham Cooper is very happy at his new job as Chief Tester for the Reynolds Pen Company, writing under water twelve hours a ay. Dick Felker swinging from tree to tree as the star of a new Tarzan picture, ably directed by Charlton Torrence. Tubby Hill as president of Columbus Airways has Perry Borom and Roy Bums as chief mechanics. Jack Caldwell and Dan Morgan are cooperating on a comic strip entitled The Adventures of Beaky Buzzard. Bill Cousins and Nutall are still arguing about who made that safety. McWhorter and Selman are now in their tenth Rose Bowl game. Frank Manning is still teaching Ellis McClelland to type. Larry Moorhead is editing a new edition of Sam Jones' stories. Ralph Johnson, Sheriff of Ellijay, is escorting Buddy Hooper back to Toccoa. Ed Carter still is trying to convince Billy Bob Mellen that Brookhaven is better than Buckhead. Richard B. Claghorn Russell III is Winder's new can- didate for the Senate. Gardner Wright is trying to get julian Reese to trade him the De Soto for his Jeep. eniorri SAM H. NICKERSON Nick Athens, Georgia Volleyball, '46. Sam started a little late this year, but he immediately gained many friends. His genial humor has won him many of these friends. RICHARD WRIGHT NUTTALL Rome, Georgia Varsity Football, '46 Dick has been with us only one year, but he has made many friends. He did a fine job as guard on the football team this year. He will always be tops with us. . NORWOOD JACKSON OBIVER 4 Jack R -t . Y' 4 Smithfield, North Carolina - , ' f ' 1.v. Football, '46-'47, swimming, '46-'47, Tennis, 'lib-,47g N Band, '46-'47. I L jack, though here only one year, has become one of the most popular boys on the campus. His continual smile and the good word he has for everyone have won him a host of friends. l ALBERT S. ORR, IR. Bubba,' Monroe, North Carolina Varsity Baseball Manager, '45-'46, Tennis Manager, '46-'47, Varsity Football Manager, '45-'46, D Club, '45-'46-'47, Dance Committee, '45-'46-'47, Band, '45-'46, Orchestra, '45-'46, Editorial Staff, Iabbcrwokk, '46-'47. Bubba was a manager of the Varsity football squad last year and made his letter. His work on the Dance Committee and in the orchestra has been outstanding. One of the most popular boys in school, Bubba will be missed by all. 39 eniora LOUIS FLETCHER OWEN, II Louie,' WVinston-Salem, North Carolina Basketball, '46-'47, Track, '46-'47, Editorial Staff, Iabberwokk, '46-'47. This is Louie's Hrst year with us, but he has made himself a very popular figure. He starred on the Midget football team, and has done well scholastically. EDWIN SMITH PRESTON, IR. ..Ed,, Lebanon, Tennessee j.V. Baseball, '45-'46g Tennis, '45-'46-'47. The boys around the campus, when asked about Ed, say: Oh! you mean that tall, good-looking boy who plays the trum- pet?', Well, Ed's got more than that to his credit and we were proud to have him back with us this year. D. CURTISS RAND, JR. Klcurti, Atlanta, Georgia One of our most popular veterans, Curtis always has a good word for everyone and you'll never find him frowning. He has made many friends in his stay at Darlington. WILLIAM BLUE RAY Bill Ocala, Florida Varsity Track, ,46-'47, Varsity Basketball, '46-'47, J.v. Football, '45-'46-'47. Tall, dark and athletic are the words to fit Bill. A born comic, Bill cheered up his teammates while playing outstanding games of basketball and I.V. football. Bill is also a better than average scholar. 40 eniord BOB JULIAN REESE Julian Rome, Georgia Varsity Football, '45-'46, j.V. Basketball, '45-'46-'47, j.V. Baseball, '45-'46-'47, Honor Council, '45-'46-'47, j.R. McCain Award, '42-'43g Chairman Dance Committee, '46-'47, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, '46-'47, Grail, '45-'46-I47, Business Staff, Iabberwokk, '46-'47, Upper Six. julian has been chosen Honor Council representative of his class every year he has been at Darlington. This year he is doing a good job as co-chairman of the Dance Committee. He has played J.V. and Varsity football, and has taken part in almost every phase of school life. CLAYBOURN B. RHINEHART Buddy Rome, Georgia Business Staff, Jabberwokk, '46-'47. Buddy has been with us only one year, but in that time his unassuming ways and smiling countenance have won him many friends. WILLIAM BERNARD ROECKER Bill Columbus, Ohio Softball, '46-'47, Soccer, '46-'47, Touch Football, '46-,47. Although this is Bill's Hrst year, he soon became acquainted with everyone. On the football field everybody knows Bill as a good touch player. We are all hoping that Bill will be back next year because he is such a good fellow and a swell sport. RICHARD BREVARD RUSSELL, III Dick Winder, Georgia Varsity Football, ,45-'46-'47, Varsity Track, '44-'45-'46-'47, I.V. Basketball, '45-'46-'47, President, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, '46-'47, Honor Council, '45-'46, Vice-President, '46-'47, D Club, '45-'46-'47, Dance Committee, '45-'46-'47, Business Staff, Iabberwokk, ,46-'47, Radio Club, ,45-'46-'47. Since Dick entered Darlington four years ago, he has taken part in all phases of school life and has been one of the most popular boys here as shown by his election to the Honor Council last year and again this year as Vice-President. His services as a member of the Y Cabinet and now as President has been out- standing. He has been on the Varsity Football team for the past two years, making the All-Midsouth team this year. 41 4 59x . A eniord SAMUEL JACKSON SCARBORO Samba Decatur, Georgia Varsity Football, '46-'47, Glee Club, '46-'47, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet '46-,47. Sammy, an ex-Marine, has been well-liked by all. He made first-string on the football team, and was an excellent player. He is well known for his funny faces and his wonderful voice. 1 . Off ' EUGENE DOWELL scorr .t -1 . -' ,Dov Buster , 099 Columbia, South Carolina Varsity Football, '45-'46-'47, D Club, '45-'46-'47, Varsity Basket- ball, '45-,46-,47g Track, '45. This is Buster's fourth year at the Lakeside. He is quite a ladies' man and can always be found in the leave line. Buster does a swell job at tackle on the football team as well as holding down one of the guard positions in basketball. He is liked by everyone and is known for his tall tales. THOMAS HENRY SELMAN, IR. Tommy Rome, Georgia Varsity Football, ,44-'45-'46-'47, Touch Football, '44-'45-'46-'47, Track, '46-'47, Varsity Baseball, '46-'47, D Club, ,44-'45-'46-'47, Tommy is respected by opposing players as being a hard man to stop on the football field. For two years he has made the All-Midsouth team and has been commended by the G.I.A.A. Conference. The only thing we regret about your football career here, Tommy, is that you couldn't have made that McCallie touchdown. EUGENE E. SHAHAN Gene Rome, Georgia Tennis, '46-'47. Gene has been with us for only one year, but in that time he has collected many friends through his charming sense of humor and congenial manner. He will be missed by all. 42 eniorzi FRANK A. SHARPE, JR. Truman Greensboro, North Carolina Volley Ball, '46-'47. From Greensboro, N. C., comes Frank Sharpe, otherwise known as Truman. We don't know where Frank got his nick- name, but we do know that he is a swell person. Although quiet and unassuming, Frank can really let go when it's time. We've enjoyed having you at Darlington this year. ROBERT M. SLOAN lKB0bD Winston-Salem, North Carolina Tennis, '46-'47. When Bob started school this year, he immediately endeared himself to all with his ever-present smile and easy-going manner. Conscientious, dependable, he is well liked throughout the school. It's said that as a ladies' man he's a natural, but he's always been equally a natural with us. FREDERICK VERNON HARCOURT SMITH Charlotte, North Carolina Varsity Track, '44-'45-'46-'47, Tennis, '45-,46-'47, D Club, '45-'46-'47. Vernon has been with us for four years and has become a very popular lad. He was art-editor of the Darlingtonian last year and drew the faculty caricatures for this year's Iabberwokk. Out- standing in athletics, he won his letter in track last year. NELSON DOUGLAS SOWERBY Doug Greensboro, North Carolina Track, '45-'46-'47, J.V. Football, '45-'46-'47, Soccer, '45-'46-'47, Touch Football, '46-'47, Swimming, Upper Ten, Editorial Staff, Iabberwokk, Dance Committee. Doug f Beebs to most of usl is one of the boys with his head in the clouds, not mentally but physically. He has been around for three years now, and can usually find something fine to say about Greensboro. Doug is well liked by all of us. 43 Ha' VW ,X 4 ,R 4' W -f I r V- p'- f I 1' ' I f X., . 'M if T Mfr zfffff- S. lr, ' T f I' s A . -' 'ff . encora I f . , . , .. , ', 114+-ff 5 fafi- 1--v'.4f-1-4,141-ef' fw7f 'f -A' ' A' iiiiasrbii' sriinmsif STEVENS, Jn. U5 fd. Awww' ,+ -val-'1 , -. , , I 414, .pw Atlanta, Gecya llcaggulan ily! vq bll' 136' ' ff' ' 4 -' - 4 Foot a , 45 4 , Clee Cu , 46 4 , Camera Club, 46 47, Rifle Club, '45-'46, Editorial Staff, Iabberwokk, '46-'47. Slightly crazy, addicted to A Models, guitars and dollar watches, Steve, we are sure will go far. He may make and lose millions, but he won't lose his sense of humor. He'll always have several thousand friends at his side. Y TRAVIS LANE STORY, JR. Pat Atlanta, Georgia J.V. Football, ,46-,47g Clee Club, ,46-'47, Editorial Staff, Iabberwokk, '47-'47. After graduating from N.F. in Atlanta, Pat came to Darling- ton as a post-graduate. Pat is one of the wittiest boys in school and has a gift for writing that is nothing short of genius. In spite of the time consumed in reading, ignoring, and writing answers to the many delicately scented letters he receives, Pai has time for football, conscientious studying and a good word for all. CHARLES WALKER SULLIVAN John L. Atlanta, Ceorgia Varsity Football, '45-'46-'47, Varsity Track, '46-'47, Varsity Base- ball, ,45-'46-,474 Dance Committee, '45-,46-,474 Du Club, '45-'46-,47. If Walker spends the rest of his life doing nothing but smiling he will make a bigger success than most of us will using ou: alleged brains. Proficiency in athletics and good sportsmanship combined with his friendliness and sincerity, have won him many friends at Darlington. IAMES EARL THORNTON Elberton, Georgia I.V. Football, '45-'46-'47, Touch Football, '45-'46-'47, Tennis '46-,475 Rifle Club, '45-,465 Camera Club, '46-'47. Earl has been with us for two years and has made an excellen record during this time. As tackle on the j.V. football team, h4 made an enviable record. He has also consistently maintained 2 high scholastic standing. He has been very affable and congenia with everyone. 44 ,Za-sz, Ac. if f7,'4,'zAf, QQ7. 35:74 2,174 rn FRANK HILL TIGNER, IR. Popp lf. Greenville, Georgia Varsity Basketball, '46-'47, Glee Club, ,46-'47, Tennis, '46-'47, Frank has been with us only one year, but has gained many friends. His winning and ready smile has made him welcome in any activity. He is proficient in the classroom as well as on the athletic fields. AUGUSTUS WRIGHT TILLEY Rome, Georgia Varsity Football, '45-'46, Touch Football, '45-,465 Baseball, ,45- . ,46-'47, Grail, '45-'46-'47, D Club, '45-,46-'47. Wright, who has been at Darlington both as a day and dormi- tory student, played a fine game as center on the football team. For his work on the team during the last two years he was chosen for the All-Midsouth Team, this year he was first-string on that honor team. Tilley has contributed his full share of school spirit. CHARLTON KENNEDY TORRENCE, IR. Moose Gastonia, North Carolina Varsity Football, ,45-'46-'47, Varsity Basketball, '46-'47, Varsity Baseball, '45-'46-'47, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, '45-'46-'47, Dance Com- mittee, '45-'46-'47, Grail, '46-'47, D Club, '45-'46-'47, Editorial Staff, Iabberwokk, '45-'46, Upper Ten. Charlton, who graduated at mid-term, first came to Darlington last year. He has found a place on the football, basketball, and baseball teams, in addition to his fine work in classes and in religious activities. EDGAR TUFTS Banner Elk, North Carolina Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, '45-'46-'47, Rifle Club, '46-'47, I.V. Football, '46-,47g Varsity Basketball Manager, '46-'47, Varsity Tennis, '46-47, Varsity Track, '46-'47, Editorial Staff, Iabberwokk, '46-'-47. Darlington will not be the same without Edgar. Quiet and efficient, he makes everything that he is connected with run smoothly. Edgar is a splendid athlete and a hard worker with great ambition. All this, combined with his ability to make friends, leads us to believe he will go far in the world. 45 eniom EDWIN PARKER TWOMBLEY, IR. Buzzard Lexington, Virginia Swimming, '46-'47, Soccer, '46-'47, Tennis, '46-'47. When Cy came to Darlington this year he soon received a new nickname - Buzzard - which will probably stick. Cy just laughs when we call him that because it just isn't his nature to get mad. We'll always remember his good humor. JOHN THOMAS WARMATH, JR. Jackie Greensboro, North Carolina Varsity Football, ,46-,47g J. V. Football, '44-'45-'46, j.V. Basket- ball, i46-'47g Touch Football, '46-'47, Varsity Tennis, '45-'46-,47g Track, '46-'47, D Club, '44-'45-'46, Dance Committee, '46-'47, Editorial StaH, Iabberwokk, '46-'47. jackie, a Greensboro boy, is completing his third year here. He played B team football and was an important cog on the tennis team. He is Secretary of the Dance Committee, and has greatly aided in bringing several successful dances to us. PAUL WHEELER Rome, Georgia Paul is quiet and unassuming, going about his work in a silent but effective manner. Another G.I. who has joined the Darling- ton family, he has made many friends. ROBERT VERNE WHEELER Bob Rome, Georgia Varsity Football, 46-'47, Varsity Basketball, '46-'47, Tennis, ,46-,47g j.V. Football, '45-'46, j.V. Basketball, '46-'47g Editorial Staff, Iabberwokk, '46-'47. Bob has always shown that he can come through when the chips are downf' He is well liked by everyone for his congenial manner and sense of humor. 46 2I'll0I 5 NVI LLIAM GARDNER WRIGHT Rome, Georgia ' Varsity Football, '45-'46-347, Varsity Baseball, ,44-,45-,46-,475 Grail, '45-,46-,474 Dance Committee, '45-'46-'47, Vice-President, Honor Council, ,46-,47g DD Club, ,45-,46-,47g Business Manager, Jabberwokk, ,45-'46-'47, 1. R. McCain Award, 311342. Gardner has been coming to Darlington since lie started in the sixth grade. He has always been a campus leader, representing his class on the Honor Council and in various other school activi- ties. For the past two years lie has been Business Manager of the jabberwokk, contributing much to its success. He also won a place on the Varsity Football team. .Simian wfkouf ncfurea TENNEY SAUNDERS GRIFFIN Valdosta, Georgia Varsity Football, '46-,474 Varsity Basketball, '46-'4 ball, ,46-,475 Track, '46-I47. CHARLES PICKARD Cedartown, Georgia Varsity Football, '46. FRED HAROLD PRUITT Rome, Georgia Varsity Football, '46 ROBERT H. WILSON Rome, Georgia 47 7, Varsity Base Last Will and Testament for lack Blackwood, leave all athletics to Ben Wilcox. Frank Peryear Bohannon, leave my cigarette bumming to Johnny Morrison in hopes hell improve his technique. Perry Leroy Borom, leave Chloe. Tommy Bowlan, sigh -leave KI hopel. Bob Bowman, leave my tommy-gun to Dan Chandler. Tully Bryant, -leave Shorter Hill. Cunny Cunningham, leave all my dead-ducks to Bing Crosland. Ray Cunningham, leave my fourth-string tackle position to Walker Sullivan. Richard Felker, leave my ability with the ladies to Paul Warwick. Jack Gielow, leave my beautiful hair to Larry Gunsolus in hopes he'll do a better peroxide job on it. Tenney Griffin, leave Betty. Cperiodl Dick Harvin, leave f ----- D to Oby Brewer, in case Felker-- Newell Hicks, leave my head to Footsie Wallace to match his feet. Monty Hill, leave my eyes to Mr. Dorsey. Terrell Hill, again leave my post as general handy-mann to Tommy Bowlan. fHe'll be back.l Frgnk Holding, leave my hay seeds to the Darlington airy. joe johnson, leave my place on the Upper Ten to Cal Desportes. Ralph Johnson, leave my southern drawl to James Dow. Bill Jordan, leave my nights of ease in the ini-imiary to Watkins. Moulton Massey, leave my golf clubs to Cooper Taylor. Ted Miles, leave my book of Tarzan and the Gorillas to the library. Roy Morgan, leave my managerial ability to Bob Persons. jimmy McKay, leave my physique to Shwab. Larry McKeever, leave my enunciation to I. C. Whitfield. Albert Orr, leave my beautiful legs to Richard Wilson. Louis Owen, leave my rugged ways to Eddie Jackson. Ed Preston, leave my baseball glove to Rip Warren. Richard Russell, leave all my carrots to the rabbits. Bill Cousins, leave Bullet-man to the comic books. Danny Moore, leave my Love you, Marie picture to the Darlington gallery. julian Reese, leave Weasley to the school zoo. Bill Bryson, leave my football with Peggy- fMight as well, she's got it anyway., Robert Horton, leave my Purina shirts to next year's suckers. fHas anybody got two dollarsill Dale McWhorter, leave the left side of the line to carry on next year. Tommy Selman, leave the right side of the line to carry on next year. CEd. note: Mmm -- One-track minds.l Senior Class of I946-47 Wright Tilley, leave my pivot position to Forrest Fowler. Tom Horton, leave Mr. Moser my Remington Electric -- fEd. note: By special request, we are not leaving Mr. Moser any old razor blades this year.l Bob Wheeler, leave my smile to Minnich. Gardner Wright, leave-- and lim taking Danny with me. Sammy Scarboro, leave all my honey to the bees. Vernon Smith, leave Pete Loftis to Darlington. Doug Sowerby, leave Allan Strand to all the girls of Rome fand vicinityl. Tom Ellis, leave my trumpet to anyone who wants it. Charles Iohnston, leave my chewing gum to future Sr. Math students. Charlton Torrence, left after the first semester. Preston Stevens, leave my formula to Phil Osborne. Laddie Chandler, leave Shorter to next year's jells. Ed Carter, leave my nose to Bryce Thompson to match his ears. Dan Lee, leave my excess height to Neil VanStory. Bennie Cochrane, leave my record of The Old Lamp- lighter to Nunnally. Marshall Dendy, leave the band to Frank Barron. Bill Eastman, leave Fords to the future. Buddy Hooper, leave my skill at pool to Eddie Rowe. George Hudgins, leave the Air Corps to Uncle Sam. Parnick Jennings, leave sport statistics to whoever can keep up with them. David La Far, leave my nickname Shorty to Dick Denny. Frank Manning, leave my wavy hair to Rip Warren. Dan Morgan, leave Charlie Parker. Ellis McClelland, leave my lips to Huntly Spencer. Don McLeod, leave geometry to Mr. McNaull. Frank Sharpe, leave my drums to Julian Roche. Jack Oliver, leave 1ny girlish figure to Henry Prewitt. Charles Pickard, left a little early. Bill Ray, leave Florida to the Chamber of Commerce. Tommy Davison, leave my ability to stop smoking ffor one day, anywayl to Pete Loftis. Burnham Cooper, leave my full head of hair to Dr. Wilcox. Earl Thornton, leave Chemistry to Mr. Judd. Cy Twombly, leave my neatly combed hair to Doug Williamson. Bob Bourne, leave my excellent grades to Steve Potts. Jack Warmath, leave the tennis courts to Oby Brewer. Dan Blair, leave my graceful stride to Mr. Moser. Pat Storey, leave my wit to Dick Cook. Hereunto attested: JACK BLACKWOOD. Witnessed by: Tom BOWLAN, Pam. Wlmwxcx, Douo WILLIAMSON. Senior Snapshots Flucn xlAI,0'YI'I ............... Virf'-l'1'1'.s'izl1 uniord r Q. llurlc I'Ull'. lrfl In rigfll: l5l11c'kwm-lclc'1', llalttuwaly. B. Smith, NIRIIOIIU, Allill'l'NX'Y, XYiIlimns. l'. Ifuusins, Nlmclm-s . , . 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KARRH KINCSFORD-SMITH LACY LAUGHLIN LEDBETTER MCDONOUCH MCKAY, C. MCMULLAN PATTERSON, 1. PATTERSON, S. PAYNE PEARCE PERSONS 52 CLASS OFFICERS COOPER TAYLOR. . Przsulant ELDER PEARCE. . . . Vzce Preszdcnf FORREST FOWLER.H0n0T Counczl Representative RICHARDS ROCHE SHAMELIN SPENCER, 1. STONE STOREY, H. SULLIVAN, T TAYLOR, C. THOMPSON TURBIDY WEATHERS WELCH WELLS WHITFIELD W1LCOx CIIASS OFFICERS TOM Moss ....... ...... P rcsiclvnl CLARENCE BAKER ............ Virf'-I'r'0sicl1'n! WAIJUQR TAYLOR . Honor Cornlril Rl'I2l'l'Sl'lIfllfllJl' jl'86Al'l'l2l'l Frnnl rnuy lvl! tn riglul: Austin, Dullrc, Baker, T. Moss, Willis, lNI0sc-ln-y. YV. Taylor . . . S1'1'nnrl l'Hll'I Yan'- lmmllggll, fllIilHllJl'l'S. Akriclgv, Sllwulu . . . Third row: Strangv, E. Jones, xlllllli, lll'1llll'lI, Il. -Iom-s . . . l HIll'NI TOIUJ llllSl'Iltlllll. Hay. XV:-ln: Braulvn . . . lfiflla mzr: Nixon, Bl'0Ol1ll'. 54 BURTON BYRD CIIANDLIQR. D. COOPER, J. CULPEP1-ER IJAYIS DOW ENLOE EVANS FARINIER FORD GIKEEN IIAND I IILL, L. Olllel' 0l'lfl'L5 ROSTER HINE KNIGI IT LAMAR NTARTIN NIINNICII Ix IIXON N IOss, H. NICGEE PARIS PARKER, P. PETERSON PRlVIi'l 1'E HAINE IIAWSON 55 CLASS OFFICERS ROBERT Moss . . Piesulcnt IJAVID PRIVETTE ............ Vzc c Preszdcnt TOM LAINIAR .... Honor Counczl RC1Il!'SlHfllt1bl ROBINSON, G. Rvssuu .. XV. RUST SALBIUN SIXIITII, BARRY SP1-:ARMAN STEGALL TERRY TURNER VOOT, -I. VOCT, T. VVOODARD XVRIGHT, L. YARBIIOUGH, 1. OLUQI' g0l'I'l'l5 56 I V1 Q43 F. pf, N 1 6 Q Q-,ATED T0 o0O r 1 60 1+ pf I 'gSU ,Lg' Q- it a .. 'sob 6 N' I ,, -xt . G 'I I 0,1111 'i fweii' K. JS ny 'V v 5 -R, +-...- -A... - Q . av, ' 'ki' vm. V, v. P- Sz.-M 1 - ,' ,I , ,w..1 y .l, 's ig U.. 7 ,X V .,,, iw. .5 W .-5 .. .,., , -...A 3 . 1- , TW rk. 1 . ...l DANNY Moons ...... Captain RICHARD FELKER . ..... Co-Captain ' f VARSITY FOOTBALL Q 1 COACHES H. C. IWILLICAN ............... Head Coach R. M. LYNN ..., ...... L ine Coach C. W. RAWSON .... ...... L ine Coach S UH, G95-'S l lk .QE V . IW? 77? Ilfuivlx Rossi-31.1, Sc .xnnono Pnrrrz Ctmlsunsox Ntmzla an ardify joofgaf I9 6 IJ.tltl,I.X'tl'l'O.X' 6 CICNTHIC, ALA. U 'l'In- 'l'igt-rs opt-nc-tl tht-ir lfl-lti tootllall st-ason hy clo- lt-ating a strong Cm-ntrv High tm-ann 6-0 on Darlington I-'it-lil. Tha- 'I'igt-rs volnplc-tt-ly ontplayt-cl tht- Alalmaniians ancl tlH'l'iltttllt'tl to scorn- many time-s, hut thu-ir ofll-nsv hoggc-tl clown continuously. l.atm- in tht- fourth pt-riocl. Captain Danny Moon- farlvcl hat-lc and flippt-cl a pass to Cullum-rson, who we-nt ovcr standing np. Thi- 'I'ig4-rs amass:-cl I0 first clowns to tk-ntrt-'s 2. Thx- coat-lu-s anal tm-ann saw from this ganna- that no lttlltll was going to gc-t anywln-rv through tht- lint-1 ancl. it the-5' conltl lJt'l'l.L'L't tht- olll-nsm-, Darlington would bt- a tip-top tr-ani. IJ.-Utl,l.'X'tlTON 0 SICXVANICE U For the-ir sc-vontl L-nt-onntt-r of tht- svason. tht' Lalw- simlu-rs jonrnt-yt-cl to St-wana-4-, Tc-nn.. to Int-4-t Sc-want-v KIA. on Ut-tolwr 5. 'I'hm- 1-ntirv ganu-. 1-xc-c-pt for ont- or two minute-s, was playa-tl in Sc-wam-v tt-rritory, with Darlington on tlu- ollit-nsv mostly. llit-harcl lfc-lk:-1' st-orm-cl 1-arly in tha- first pt-riocl hut flnnhls-Ll anal St-warn-v 1'c-covm-rs-cl. As tht- first halt 1-ntl:-tl. Darlington was in posst-ssion of tla- lmll on St'XYilIll'l S 2-yarcl stript-. Thi- sm-ontl hall was a rt-pt-tition ol' tht- first half with Darlington on tht- ollvnst- most of tht- tinn-. During tht- ganna- tht- Tig:-rs rollm-cl up l-1 first clowns to St-Want-1-'s 4 anal a total yarclagt- of 354 to Sm-want-t-ls 33. DARLINGTON 27 CAS'I'l,I'I llI'IlGll'l'S U 'l'Iu- Lake-siclt-rs rollt-tl ow-r Castle- llc-ights, 27-0, on Oc-tolu-r 12, in L4-lmanon, 'l'4-nn. Ia-tl hy Danny Moor:-, who at-conntt-cl for two scorvs, tht- Tigt-rs lu-pt the-ir goal line- nncrosst-tl. After a sc-on-lt-ss first halt, the Darlington Slllliltl cann- roaring hack with two score-s in tlu- thirrl stanza. Thx- Hrst scort- Canis- when Moors- hrolu- oil' right tal.-lclv ancl rat-1-cl 30 yarcls for a tout-hclown. A fvw plays lat:-r Moore rippm-cl oft 235 inorc- yarcls. taking tht- hall to tht- Castlt- Heights 6, wht-rc Ilnssa-ll Sltlllllllt'tl ovvr. Moon- startm-tl tht- final pm-riocl off in good fashion wht-n ht- slippa-tl through thc- lint- and ract-cl for 30 yarcls and pay flirt. Tlu- final tally canw in the closing ininntt-s ol' thc gtlllll' wht-n St-arlioro craclcccl tlu- lint- from tha- -1 for a touchdown. Iixtra points worm- inaclc- hy llnsss-ll, Pit-karcl and Pruitt. Ontstancling on oflivnst- for Darlington wt-rv: Moon-, linsst-ll. Scarhoro and Pit-karcl. whilm- Till:-y and Ntt-NVlior- tt-r stoocl ont on dt-ft-nst-. In the- statistic cle-partnn-nt. Darlington had ll first clowns to Castlt- lla-ight's 2. and a total yarclagt- ol' 349 to Castle- llc-ight's Sl. DAIil.INClTON 32 G.AI.A. I2 The Tigers won their first ill..-XA. game and their second Mid-South game when they defeated C.M.A., 32-12, on the home field. Captain Danny Moore and liichard llnssell scored three and two touchdowns. respectively. While Pruitt booted two extra points. The first Tiger touchdown came in the middle of the first quarter as the result of a 32-yarrl drive with liussell going oyer from the 4. A few plays later, Moore inter- cepted a pass on the G.M.A. 35 and returned to the 25. l our cracks at the line took the ball to the three where Iiussell went over. Pruitt converted. 13-0. ln the middle of the second stanza, the Tigers re- covered a fumble on the C.M.A. 34 and a beautiful 15-yard rnn by Pickard and two line bucks carried the hall to the C.M.A. 3. From this point Moore went over standing up. Both teams scored in the third period, as G.M.A. completed a 35-yard pass for a touchdown and later on Moore ripped ofl' tackle for 14 yards and a score. Both extra points were missed and the score stood 25-6 at the end of the third quarter. ln the fading minutes of the game, C.M.A. recovered a fumble on the Darlington 8, and marched over for the score. Then came the prettiest run of the game, as Moore took the kickoff on his own 15 and raced 85 yards for a touchdown. Pruitt added the extra point and the garlic ended 32-12. Outstanding in the line for the Tigers were McYVhor- BNYANT Cuxsistsii.-ni, E. Toinngsczrz ter, Tilley, Bryson, llorton and Crillin, while the entire backfield played well. DAHLINGTON I9 G.M.C, 6 The Darlington Tigers gained southwide recognition when they defeated one of the strongest junior colleges in the South on Friday night, October 25, on Barron Feld. The first quarter was played on even terms with both teams fumbling several times since the field was quite wet. ln the final two minutes ol' the second stanza, G.M.C. marched to the Darlington 35, where Davis rilied a pass to Mitchell on the Tiger 20 who went over standing np. The extra point was no good. After taking the kickoff, to the Darlington 42, Moore threw a pass to Felker on the C.M.C. 40 for a first down. Then with 10 seconds left to play in the half, Moore threw a pass to llarvin on the 5, who in turn stepped across for a score. linssell booted the extra point and Darlington led 7-6 at half time. A new, inspired Darlington team came on the field after the half, and after pushing G.M.C. over the field, marched to the C.M.C. 29 in the middle of the third quarter. On the next play Moore skirted end for 29 yards and pay dirt. During this drive, Culberson put on a show of his speed and ran 29 yards also. Early in the fourth stanza Russell made a spectacular 76-yard run for a touchdown. Russell seemed trapped on the midfield stripe but burst through a pile of players and kept on running. Darlington had 8 first downs to G.M.C.'s 6 and a total yardage of 239 to C.M.C.'s 176. Cinrrin Coususzs, NV. Bnicwhn -,an n l Bnvsox TILLEY Scori- IJ.-tltl,1.X'tlTUX -'39 .VOlt'I'l1 I U1,TUN U Tlft- Tigers had a field day on Uetoher 530, when they trampled North Fulton in Atlanta under the lights. The first seore eame in the first period. when Moore went over from the ll after Searhoro had made two niee runs to plaee the hall at this point. ' ln the seeond period, Moore passed 40 yards to llarvin on the North l ulton 10. One play took the hall to the 2. where Felker slammed over. Seeonds later, ltussell whined for 45 yards and another talley. The final seore in the first half eame when llarold Pruitt, suh haek. seampered 68 yards for a touchdown. No seoring was done in the third stanza as North Ful- ton put on a passing attack which earried them to the Tiger 20 two times. hut the fine pass defense of Culher- son and NleLeod stopped the host team. In the linal stanza, Felker went over from the 10 on a drive that started at the North Fulton 35. Danny Moore put on an exhihition of snake-hipping and weaving as he raeetl T9 yards for the final seore. Moore, Piekard and l'ruitt eonverted the extra points. Unee again every mail stood out in his own department as the Tigers rolled up lil first downs to North Fulton's 3 and 448 yards total to North l ulton's 127. lJAltI,INCTON 13 T..ll.l. 0 On Friday night, Noveniher 8, the Tigers niet and defeated one of their oldest foes, Tennessee Military ln- stitnte. on the home field. The T.M.I. squad had de- feated the Tigers lor two straight years and hoasted a tine haek in tfluunley. With hoth their hloeking and taekling under par. KTCXVHORTER SUr.l.iv,xx Sifil.xlAx Darlington looked poor in the first hall. Three drixes were halted within the T.Nl.l. 25 hy a stuhhorn hand ol' Cadets. Chumley, for the visitors, ran eireles around the Tigers until he was iniured just hefore hall'-time. The Tigers eame haek into the hall game running. taekling and hloeking hard. Early in the third stanza. Darlington took over on their own 47. and after three runs hy Moore, Culherson and lfelker. ltussell raeed around right end from the ll and seored standing np. ltussell also kieked the extra point. T.M.l. put on a drive late in the fourth period and drove to the Tiger 18. hut alert pass defense hy Culher- son and ltussell stopped the attaek. The final seore hy Darlington came in the fading minutes of the hall game when Felker hneked over from the seven on a drive that originated from the T.NI.l. 46. Statisties show Darlington ltl first downs to T.Xl.l,'s T and a total yardage gained ot. l?l:'1 to T.Nl.l.'s ISS. UARLINCTON I3 lt1V1'fltSllJl'f U The Lakesiders next inet ltiverside. The Tigers marched toward the ltiverside goal the first time they got their hands on the hall. only to lose possession on the seven after a fnnihle. llowever. this did not stop the Lakesiders. and alter Searhoro had returned Curtis' punt to the Tiger -16. Darlington marehed toward the Riverside goal again. Two I7-yard runs. one hy Moore and the other hy ltnssell. plaeecl the hall on the ltiverside T. Felker made three at guard. moving the hall to the -1. then Moore slipped oil taekle for a seore. ltnssell hooted the extra point. The seeond period was plaeed on even terms. as Tully Bryant. Tiger end. showed a fine hit of end-rnnning- m-7-ft W niarlxing np ST yarcls to liis t-rt-clit clnring tliis pt-riotl. A scoring tlira-at lw ltix'c-rsitlv in tlu- ss-t-oiul pt-riotl was lialtt-tl as ltnsst-ll llllt'l'L'4'plt'tl a pass on liis own S anul rat-1-tl to tlu- llivt-i'sitlv -15. In tlu- tlnrtl tpiartt-r, tlu- Lalqt-sulm-rs tru-cl to rt-st on tlll'll' nu-rits anal ltn't-rsulv took atlvantagt- ol tlils niaruli- ing to tlu- 'l'igt-r lint tlu-rc tlu- Darlington sqnaul wolu- np and lu-lrl lor clowns. liarly in tlu- final stanza, Cfnllu-rson inte-i't-t-pta-ml a pass on liis own 228. ltnsst-ll rauw-tl 20 yarcls to tlu- -IS. IH-lkt-1' Iiit tlu- lint- lor 22 yartls to tlu- 530 liollowt-tl lmy a I2-yartl spurt lw l'icl4arcl. On tlu- following play Danny Moore- rat-vcl to tlu- l-toot lint- anal two plays latt-r Pit-liartl wt-nt ovt-r. Outstanding on oilvnst- we-rt-: Xloort-. Iinssi-ll, l t-llu-r, l'it-lcarcl, Mt-la-otl and Bryant. On mlm-it-iisc wt-rt-: S1-linan. 'l'ill1-y. llorton antl Scott. Statistics sliowt-tl tliat Darlington nuult- lkl first clowns to ltiw-i'sicls-'s 7 tuul aniassm-tl a total yarclagt- of 250 to ltixx-rsitlt s 160. lJ.'t1i1,lNfl'I'ON 21 ,Xlt'CA1.1,1li T llu- Darlington ln.-it-i's clt-it-att-tl prt-vionsly llIllll'll'itlt'll Mt-Callit-, QI-7, to win tlu- Mill-Sontli lfootlmall Cliani- pionsliip, on Now-inlu-r 29, lu-l'orv 4,000 lionu-coniing lnilm- llll' lllfi-l1'Sl l'l'UWcl to attt-ntl a ganu- tliis yt-ar at Ilarlington l u-lcl. Nlclfallit- liacl lu-4-n ratt-tl a sliglit liavoritt-. Captain Danny Nloort- won tlu- toss, st-tting a rt-t-ortl ol' iu-vt-r losing a toss tliis ye-ar, and c-liosc to rc-ct-iw-. llninplirt-ys ku-kt-tt to Nloort- on tlu- 5 anal Danny rac-4-cl U5 Yllrtls to tlu- Mt-lfallic 530. 'l'wo liiu- plays L-arrit-cl tlu- lmall to tlu- 21. Pit-luirtl passe-cl to l t-lkt-r on tlu- IIS, ancl as lu- was liit, lit-lkt-r lata-ralli-tl to 'l'oni St-lnian. St-lnian tionglit liis way to tlu- 5 aiul. st-4-ing llarvin lu-siclv liiin, gain- tlu- lmall to llarvin wlio l'tlL'L'il ow-r standing np. linssvll inisst-tl tlu- t-xtra point. Early in tlu- st-cond pt-riocl, Joyce tlircw a pass to Mitt-lu-ll on tlu- Tigt-r 27. and Mitt-lu-ll rat-t-cl ow-r for a scorn-. llninplirt-ys lnu-lu-cl at-ross lor tlu- t-xtra point. Pm-oplv liatl liarclly st-ttlt-cl in tlu-ir st-ats wlu-n Picliarcl lmrolw loost- for an 80-yard tonclulown. B4-antifnl clown- lit-lcl lilot-king liigliliglitm-cl tliis rnn as Pit-lcarcl 1-nt oil' riglit taclilv, pit-lu-cl np liis iiitc'rl'c-l't-lic-v anal rat-1-cl clown tlu- siclc-lint-s for tlu- st-ort-. ltnsst-ll lmoott-cl tlu- extra point anti tlu- lialu-siclt-rs lt-cl at lialftinu- 13-T. 'l'lu- Tigt-rs liacl a sliglit lt-t-clown in tlu- tliircl stanza as Mt-Calliv inarclu-cl to tlu- Darlington 4-yarcl lint-, lint tlu- fanu-tl Tigm-r wall stiift-tu-cl ancl lu-lcl for clowns. ln tlu- iniclcllm- ol' tlu- fonrtli pt-riocl tlnniplnw-ys lioott-cl from liis own 4-ntl zona- to Moon- on tlu- Mt-Calliv 40. Moon- ran to tlu- 28. ltnns lay ltnssvll, Pit-karcl, and Moore took tlu- lnall to tlu- 1-foot lint- wlu-rv Pic-liarcl wc-nt ow-r lor tlu- last tonclulown. ltnsst-ll inisst-cl tlu- vxtra point. NIL-Calliv was worn down ancl. aftvr taking ow-r on tlu-ir own 38. lost 20 yarcls in two lint- plays as Nuttall and Bill Cousins lirolu- tlirongli tlu- Mc-Calliv lint-. XVitl1 tlu- lmall on tlu-ir own 8, a Mvflallit- liacli was 1-anglit lu-liincl tlu- goal for a saft-ty liy Cousins. 'I'lu- ganu- c-nclt-cl a fc-w plays lata-r and tlu- 'l'igm-rs 1-lint-lu-cl tlu-ir first Niicl-Sontli cliainpionsliip since- l940. Tlu- Lalwsiclt-rs plat-1-cl st-uoncl in tlu- C.l.A.A. witli tlirvm- Ctilill-i'1-iic-0 wins anti no lossvs. '.-u.i.Ac:i-: ullllUll'l' llon'roN ll00l'l-Ilt NU'I l'ALl. I 6:3 xg? M 01104 N 5 .-- - V 7.77 . .ih . , ..,.-.....Y ,, J X , 4 A 1 . f:a,' X , 'l'lI.I.l-TY I:l'II.KlCll Hl'SSl41l.l. Cmzlvr Huck Brick .-XII-Niiml-South lfirsl 'I'n-gun All-Mid-Solltlm Svc-mul 'l'v11m All-Nlicl-Smltlm .' -' All-Sulxthm-ustc-rll First 'l'c-ann Bilhly YYyntt Blovking Trophy of RUIIK' cJlI2ll'U'I'IPllL'k Club Sm L mul IURIIII ,,..-hi SI'1l.N1AN Bloom: NfCxVllUN'l'l'1N 'I'm'H1' Burk Trlrklc' .-XII-Nlicl-Smltll S4-coml 'll-gun All-Nlicl-Scmtll First 'l'x-mn All-Nlid-Smltlx Ifirwl 'l'vzun XVHCA 'Iil'lP17'lf'. Most Outstamrling I'laxyc1' 43? DARLINGTONII. . -YD- W -4- Ilowmx Thr' Gunlv. 'llmnfu-ixrzrz f:1lIlI'!, IUPUI All-Mid-Sullih S1-cond 'I'm-:un Mvntiun All-Nlicl-Smltln 'I'c-um. I I mlcmllmlm Q39 JUNICDR-VARSITY FOOTBALL A light and inexperienced junior Varsity. playing a regular high school schedule, struggled through the 1946 season with one win, one tie, and five defeats. XVith only a weeks practice. the .I,V. tangled with Model High and lost, -14-0. Two more weeks of practice, however, brought great improvements in the ranks, and the Baby Tigers tied a strong Summerville eleven 0-0 in Suininerville. The only win of the season was a 33-0 landslide over Cave Springs. Nlodel inet and defeated the lI.V. again 25-0. This was followed hy an 18-13 loss to the Riverside .I.V. The .l.V. fell lmcfore Tallapoosa. 20-7, in Tallapoosa. For their last encounter of the season the j.V. journeyed to Trion and lost 38-0. This game was played without the services of practically the whole first squad. Outstanding this year were: Andrews and Massey in the hackfielcl, while Fowler. Nlinges. and Hill stood out in the line. 05 sl M 1 MIDGET AND MITE FQQTBALL t' '37 Q1 . gh Q Slumlirzg, lvfl In ri,ul1l: Blackwood, Fvlkcr, D. ML'Lvocl, Griffin, lla11'vin, Bryullt, 'I'l1i'ts. czllilfll NlK'Nllllll . . . Krlcwlirag: M. llill. Suolt, Milvs, llicks. Bryson, Squad VARSITY BASKETBALL Shlmling. Irft lu righf: Ulivvr. NYilcox, B. fjllL'lll'illll'. ll. lilly. Nliugvs. B. Smith. cIl'llL'kL'H, QZUHUII NlvXaulll . . , Knrvlingf: li, ffllllllillgllillll, l,:lw1'm-lu-4-, Cf. 'l':xylm', li. Ilmlml, Ds-mly. II ll GT fs. -' -A-w ntl...,f 'P!n Smnrling. lwfl In riglzl: Com-lx Huwsou, ML-Kvcvvr, Hull, Fc-lk:-1', VV. Sullivam, llurvin. Hicks. Pre-stmn, NVilc-ox, .nssvyg lilzu-kwclclm-1' . . . Knf'r'lin,q: CIITISSILIIIKI, Andrcvvs, IAlVVI'K'IlL'l', 'Villa-y, XVQIHM-4-, Mingvs. llluvkwoucl. Nlmmra ixvr VARSITY BASEBALL M umling, lrfl In riglzl: Cufcr, D. Mc'Lc-ml, ll. liolminsrm, Stn-vvns, B. Huy, Suwm-rlr5'. Ilurvin. Hull, Tigm-r Own-ll, l.m-y. l.ul ur, lla-nsmm, Bmmn, ,lilCkS0ll . . . Km'c'lin,f.5: Cualcll Lynn, Ellis, nl. Doclcl, Svott. ll. XYilsrm, XV. Sul llxcm, lhymwxl, Billlilllllllll, li. liussr-ll, l'1'vtf, ll. Ilurhm, B. Smith, c:llllSlJlllS. VARSITY TRACK ,fling .L rmrling. lvfl In right: ll. Smith, C. l'a11'kt-r, D. MQL1-od, J. Dodd, Vthrnmth. Knmfling: Strand, Potts Lvft In right: XVQ-Ich, H. SD1'l1L'0l', Niussuy, C. 'l'uylm', M. Hill, Pthoclcs, lluntvr. VARSITY GOLF Smmling: l'rm'witt, NVilliQ1ms, Sloan, Cfmwln Ruwsmm. llnrrlv, B. xxvIlK'l'll'l'. Stfilllll, XVnrx'm-1 Crnsluml, llzltlalwzly. Palrrisll. Mc-llml. C. Pill'kCl'. lla-1-sv. 'lf Ray, XVulkc'r. li. Baker. ll. Rub inson, llanggurml. Bonrm-, XVl1itfi0ld. Ckuwiord, C, Nh-Kay, N11-Kc-vx'm-1'. C1'm'kc-tt . . . Km'r'lin,L Nummlly, Ilalcy, llunsml, Iinstllmn, Hmmm, Uwvn. Nlkfrllqlllllll. Kzlrrlm, C. Bukvlg Huy, Uttlvy 7 INTRAMLJRALS Sl'llfl'l1f l'. l,1lI'kl'l'. Stvgzxll, Cmlvlx Millvr. hl. Yogi, l'1'iw'ilv, D. c:ll1llKH4'I', 'If Nluss, Atkins . . Wrfrlrlilng: 'l'urm-r, YVillis. T0 lfirxf rmr, lrfl In riglzf: Ruim-, Parris. I u1'cl, Nlurtin, Nliwu. lluml, ll. Moss . . . SVVUIIII nm l3ul'n-, Snlmmm, Dow, Austin . . . Tlrirfl rout xibxlllllllll. SDl'ill'lll1lll, li. Y1ll'bl4UllHll, NY. llussm-ll llim' . . . l nurll1 l'tIllAZ Qwll1llIll!l'l'S, l,, XYl'iglll. CIl'1'4'l1, AI. liummpvr . . . lfiflll rrzrr: C. Balkvl' liusvlltllul, lillulvll, Nixon, 'I'. sllHiY1lll. BASKETBALL , , n liuwk rnuy lull tu riulzl' ICYLIIIS, liusl. Cl. liulminsmm, liuwsmr, liivlvallxls . . . Frrml fmt Llllllllll l'!1ll'lll1'I', lflllmz l,. YAll'l1l'Ullf.f'l, .I. l'a1ll1'rsm1. 71 Burk row, loft In right: Bookvr, li. XVilson, Tlmornton, Fowlvr, Carte-r, SKIVVFIIIY. Holding, CI. Johnston, Pl'tl'l'SUIl, Manning, Stvvvns, B. Coopvr, YVMIS, NV. Sullivan, Conch Lynn . . . Frrml l'UlL'I xvllflllllfh, ROt'L'kt'l', Cicluw, liurrv Smith, l', Story, B. Bryan, Corn-ll, AI. Spvm-vr. Buntin. D. johnstml, Stmngc. SOCCER A-14... . ALBA n. TOUCH FOOTBALL Stunrling, Ivfl In riglzf: Tllonlpson, Laughlin, Ilvnning, Mulonc, Town-rs, Sitton, Lc'cllwltvlA. S. lliltU'I'S0ll, P. Cousins, lihoclcs, Andvrsnn, Sllllllilll, Monk, VI. Elliott, Byrd. B. Conpvr, Unn- solns, Rm-luv . . . Km'r'lin,Q: L. Clmncllvr, l'nym-, Brunch. Sluwulm, Nlcllmwngh. Hair. XXX-Inn Nlvyvrs, Millvr, lillis. Kingsfurcl-Slnitll, Allwrt. lCzltun. T2 TENNIS Sfllllflfllgl, lvfl to right: liuttnwny, Eaton, Sloan, Slmlinn, MCCI1-llnncl, Sliwnlm, Tlmrnton. lliclmrcls. li. VVils0n, lioclw, Cin-low, Manning, Boutin, I'0n1'cv, Ellis, P. Cousins, llvnning . . . Km'c'Iin,Q: L. Clmncllvr, NlL'CQ't', Pnynv. SDl'2ll'lII1lll, llnwson, Austin, H, Ynrlmrnngli, Enloc, I. Coup:-r. cll'0Sl1lIlll. SWIMMING Sftllltlillgl, lvff fu right: llurrly, Croslancl, llnwv, li. XViIs0n, Prvtz. llalllalwaly, l'a-tvrsnn, NVa1Ilu-r, Il. llolrinson . . . Km'4'ling: XV. llnssvll. IIn1'x's-y. llyrnl. Lalnglmlin, -I. SDl'llL'lxl'. Niukcrson, Gnnsolns, Lcc. 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H ff!,,-.gV,..,aV?,q1 N agy. , .i,...,LQ V - 3... . - VA ,Qs V V . V. K A 1.,g3,,-:M V. . :rr , fg 3 r .A bf- l X 'Z 3 :F - .Q 6: Q. iflyvgmig V. 1 A 64, Z. 1.1. p . ,,.,-,fl , V. .V V 4,-wg-.. 5. fin.:-..g 3, I 1 hy . ll J -h W,-1... Z U . .Axxnr 'I-Q., ' qv , Q Y. '.j,. .' V ,lrgfg--VV ' '. ' 1 . - 'X ' A -. - P 1 ' u X 1, 1 ,1l:, O. I 1' T N ' 9 neo ' O V X OJ, O ISHL Q?- Q- 5 R. ,4 SQQ x7 4 o', irnl E0 XVI x0 N X K ,v O Q' - if Q So u x T xxx 1' Q , V Og X so A VH ' ' x S- V vb N S Wi, in 5 X Y U f 9 xx 0 I , 0 , xx Q . Q A' 9 ' 1 Sl'llfl'f1, lvfl In riglil: lit-csv, Cl. XVright, li. llusscll, lfm-llu-1', XV. Taylor, unar . . . Sluncliug: Strauul, llrcwcr, lfowlc-r, Moon-. onor ounci Tlw llonor Council., the nuclcus of tlw Honor Systcm, is compost-d of rcp- rvscntativcs clcctcd hy tht- studcnt hody. A great honor is give-n tht-sc hoys sincc thc Honor System is an integral part of Darlington and onc of thc most efficient and valuable groups at school. It is the duty of thc Council to makc rc-commcildatioiis to thc Faculty in matters conccrning infractions of thc Honor Codc. Although the Council docs not have- final authority, its rccommcndations arc gcncrally carricd out. lt has hccn thc history of thc Honor System, that, while youngcr hoys and thosc unfamiliar with Darlington traditions havc hccn dc-alt with lcnicntly, no hoy who hahitually holds his honor lightly has hccn allowed to rcmain at Darlington. ll. liussrzu, Fr31.Kr:n C. XViur:u'r X7i!'C-Pl'CSlllI.'llf I'rz'.s'i11cn! Vir'r'-I'l'0.siflr'lil T6 Stamling, left fo right: Strand, T. Horton, Torrenee, Reese. Searlioro, T. Hill Williamson, Brewer, Tufts, Potts . . . Seated: ML-Keever. YVileox, J. Iolrnson R. Russell, M. Hill, Hicks, Miles, Felker. uyv Caginef The Y.Nl.C.A. is the ll10St important factor in tlie spiritual and religious life at Darlington. In planning and providing various religious meetings and programs this group has done mueli to enlarge and improve our religious knowledge. The Vesper Services on Sunday evenings and the prayer meetings on Wednesday evenings are entirely in the hands of the Cabinet, Faculty advisors are Messrs. Honey and King. lllCKS ll. Russxu. M. HILL J. jonNsoN 'l'r'c'uxul'1'r' Prcsizlwzt Vive-P1'e.s-iclerzt Secretary --1 ll I. JOHNSON Editor-in-Chief C. WIUGHT T. HILL Business Manager Circulation Manager EDITORIAL STAFF .IABI JOE E. JOHNSON III. . . ...........,..... . . .Editor-in-Chief PAUL WARWICK .... . . .Assistant Editor DOUG WILLIAMSON. . . . . .Associate Editor STEVE PoTrs ....... . . .Associate Editor PARNICK JENNINGS. . . ....... Sports Editor ALEX MEYERS ..... . . .Photographic Editor PRESTON STEVENS. . . ...... Seniors Editor TOM ELLIS ...... . . .Features Editor BILL EASTMAN ..... ....... H zlstorian LARRY MCKEEVER .... . . .Prophet BILLY BOB MELLEN. . . . . .Prophet JACK BLACKWOOD . . . . .Prophet LARRY IVICKEEVER .... . . .Typist FRANK IX4ANNINC. . . . . .Typist VERNON SMITH. . . . . .Artist 78 EDITORIAL STAFF Originating in 19:21 us Tlzf' Forum and lutcr cullvcl T1115 -lAmsE1rWoKK, tbu Darlington aumuul has ca1'1u-cl an cnviuble reputation as 11 yearbook. Publication was intcrruptccl by tlu- war but was resumed with thc 1945 book. Iligll costs und scarcity of umtcriuls orlcrcd obstuclcs to tlllx '47 book, but tlmnks to the 1-xccllvnt work clonv by the busincss stall in scouring zulvvrtisc-monts, the ammml wus prcsvntcd to thc stuclcnt body at an only slightly nclyuncvd price. A gn-at clcul of credit for thc succcss of thc 1947 jmxnrzlxwokx should go to tlw Faculty Aclyisor, VV. juclfl, who unsclfisbly gzlyc of his timo uncl cllforts. XVO, thc stuff, lluyc- sincvrvly cmlczworcd to present il yvurbook that in futurv yours may prow ll tl'CLlSlIl'0ll mm-me-nto of days at Durlillgtou. ERWQKK l l lwsmlcss s'm1f1f D CLU B ng Ol l lCIl'IliS Xluxlw' llll.l, . . ...... l'rr'.x'i1l1'n! Dux l'll I.KI'Ill . . ..-. Y'in'-I'n'.s'i1fr'1:l DAN lxlfllllllf - - - . Sa'r'l'1'l11ry-'l'1'c'r1.v11r'4'f' llu- D Cflulw is L-m11pusc-cl ul' llmsv I wlm Imu- ln-4-n :mm-all-ml ax ls-th-r in 11 xnrsitv NIXS spurt. 'I'l1is group clm-s mm-lm in ilu- 1111-54-11- lllllllll uf xxllulc-sulllv zltlllc-tits zlncl spnrts- mamslllp .lt llzlrlingtml. ln ililfllllilll tlu- Clllll amls tlw l'Ukll'llt'S Ill sc-If-4-ting XVIIIIIUYS ul ilu- x':u'1mls alllllmllm am'zl1'cls. 'flu-3' lu-lp uplmlfl llu- lfillllllljl lations l'K'l'll- f. wt up luv ilu- 4-unc-llc-s uml zu-t uw lll1'LlIlllHl' l1l'lXYi'l'll tlu- L-ualclws :xml nm lwm tlmt t'UIlllllll5 un Hlll'2lQ'lHJll ul ilu-sv ru lm-s. 80 f r UPPER SIX AND TEN J rms' rf C liurk row. lvff Io rigllzf: Nlclllcllzmiicl, Bryson, Soworby, ll. Robinson, NViHianns . . . Tllirrl mir: bl. jolnuson, Tliornton, V, Cousins, Potts . . . Svroncl row: Ezlstinaul, Turlmicly, l'v:x1'uc. Xiillizunson, G, liohinson. llinc . . . l ir.s'f row: Spl'ill'lllilll, 'l'. Moss. linlov, Byrd, Austin, linwson, l,. Y1lI'iJl'Ull11iI. LEADERSHIP GRCDLJP Stumling, Icft In rights Torrvncc. C. Cunningham, Ilurvin. Till:-y. I. johnson, C. Wright, li. linssoll . . . Srufrrl: lfvlkvr, ixIL'xVil0l'il'l', 'l'. llill, NI. Hill, Rvvsv, Moorv. 81 lfirwi muy Ivft in right: NI. Hill, vVill'IIliltll. IC. flllllllllljlllillll, lim-sv. Orr, lfglxlllldll . . . Swwnirl row: Dvsl'ortcs. B, Smtili. Moon-, Owvn, T. Ilm' . . . 'llllirrl rmr: VI. jolmsml, 'llUlTl'llL'1', Swift, ll. clllllllllljlllillll . . , 1'lUlIl'fll rim? CI. Nliiglil. ll1ll'YlIl, 'I'ill1-3' . . . lfifflz 1'o1z': XV. SlllllYklll. lin-wvig li. Ilussvll. l'1-llwr, DANCE COMMITTEE l. mx 'Flu' purpose of tha- Danica- flUIlllI1iftl'K' is to plain. , H l3l'l'S0llt. mul sllpwvisc tlic' lhrlingtmm mluilcvs, U HW . ln aulclition to tlim- Ttxgllllll' llomccmning. Xlicl-'l'4-rm 47 ' 3 i flllfl Final Balls, tlu- comniittc-v prvsvnts lIll:0l'l1lill clzulcvs l ' ' , tlll'UllQllOIIf tlw yvur. -A X ll l'liis ycufs lloincconiing lluncc was llvlcl on Novvililwl' 4,4-gg. , 4 A .32:c g'a,Q,.., -30. uftcr tlic- Nlcflulliv glllllllh Tllv gym was z1pprop1'i11tcly Mdxlllfi mln-cumtq-nl and music was furnisliccl by .luck Kraulik uml Q: 'V ik. laiif, his m'cl1a'stm. Nm-alla-ss to say. il good film' was liaul by Xlns, D. XVlI,l,IS l'm-:Nun IC. CIUxxiv.ll.xxl lil-ilfsl-2 C11-Cflirlirmcvz 8:2 I 'W I ir.x't rorr, luft to riglll: Dircctor Nloscr, NllIlllilllf'. 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N hss ATHA IIASKIN Sponsor for The Iobbcrwokk Business- Sfllg CA1mN14:n VVRICHT Miss NIARTIIA BUm's Sponsor for The Izlblnwzcokk Editorial Staff jor: jonxsox Xllss bl.-xf:QUl':l4lx1-1 lm gunxnr fm' llrlnvz' Cmnnzi WAI xl-in Sm.lAlx',xx XVI HH' V' Nllss Yllxczmm Ycwxf SIJOIISUI' for Svnim' Class XVu,1,1AM Bnvsox l 6 aI'lJ .Xdwafii ALICE ALLGOOD COOPER AWARD The Alice Allgood Cooper Award was established by Mrs. J. P. Cooper, and presented by her for several years -a tennis raquet for outstanding excellence in the game. This award is now continued by Mrs. Alice Cooper Griflin in honour of her grandmother. BRETNEY SMITH, ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA J. R. MCCAIN AWARD The J. R. McCain Award is donated by the Hardy Jewelry Company to that boy in the Lower Forms who has demonstrated leadership in all departments. TOM Moss, ROME, GEORGIA MATTHEW FONTAINE MAURY MEDAL Established by Messrs. Langston and Judd of the science faculty for the student who by competitive examination has exhibited the highest achievement in the sciences. WILLIAM WEATHERS, ROME, GEORGIA THE SENIOR SCROLL For the senior who has shown the most unsellish service to the school. TERRELL HILL, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA THE FACULTY MEDAL FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE Awarded to the senior valuable in many phases of school life, for excellence in scholarship and support of the best interests of the school. JAKE WADE, CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA IMPROVEMENT AWARD Given by Mr. Ed L. Fryer of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com- pany, a 31,000 life insurance policy with the Hrst premium paid. WRIGHT TILLEY, ROME, GEORGIA M. S. LANIER MEDAL FOR SCHOLARSHIP Donated by Mr. M. S. Lanier, for the boy for boysJ who maintained the highest scholastic standing in the Upper Forms throughout the year. DOUGLAS WILLIAMSON, LAVONIA, GEORGIA SYDENHAM HOWELL AWARD Established by Dr. Albert Sidney Johnson, of Charlotte, North Carolina, for the boy who has made the largest spiritual contribution to the school. JOE WARNER, GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Donated by Mr. C. E. Sammons to the boy who has exhibited the most con- stant and outstanding sportsmanship in athletic contests. This does not signify physical prowess, but something vastly more important. JAKE WADE, CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA JOURNALISTIC TROPHY Awarded to that boy who has been most valuable to school publications. TOM JAY, SHELLMAN, GEORGIA THE M. HARDEN AWARD Donated by Mr. C. J. Wyatt to the best all-round athlete in school, chosen by the combined vote of the student body and the faculty. RICHARD HARVIN, IWANNING, SOUTH CAROLINA THE ROSS LYNN AWARD Donated by Mr. J. C. Rhea, Rock Hill, South Carolina, to the player who has meant more to the team in spirit and conduct even though he did not win a letter. JOE WARNER, CREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA THE BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENCE MEDAL AND SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to that student who, in the faculty's opinion, has shown the greatest progress in science during his high school career. HOWARD HART, ROME, GEORGIA 92 BOARDHWC Albert, Edward .... Alexander, Frank, jr Blackwelder, George, Blackwood, jack. . . Blair, Dan ...... Blocker, jimmie. . . Bohannon, Frank .... Borom, Perry .... Bourne, Robert .... Boutin, Richard .... Bowen, Boone, jr.. . Bowlan, Tommy. . . Bowman, Robert. . . Bradshaw, Charles. . Branch, Harlee, III. . . Brewer, Oby ...... Bryan, Blair ..... Bryan, William .... Bryant, Tulley ..... Burgess, Leonard. . . Burns, Roy, jr.. . . Byrd, William. . . Caldwell, jack ..... Carter, Edward .... Chandler, Benjamin. Chandler, Daniel .... Chandler, Laddie. . . Clayton, William, jr. Cochrane, Benjamin. Cofer, Gene ...... Cook, Richard ..... Cooper, Burnham .... Crawford, Milo .... Crockett, Robert, jr.. Crosland, Robert, jr.. . Cunningham, Erskine. Cunningham, Ray .... Davison, Thomas. . . Q . . . . .Orlando, Fla. . . . .... Atlanta, Ga. jr . ...... Hickory, N. C. . . .Greensboro, N. C. . . . . .Marietta, Ga. . . . . .Ocala, Fla. . . . .Versailles, Ky. . . . .Columbus, Ga. . . . . .Brunswick, Ga. . . . . . . .Columbus, Ga. Emory University, Ga. . . . . .Commerce, Ga. . . .Evanston, Ill. . . .Orlando, Fla. . . . .Atlanta, Ga. . . . . .Atlanta, Ga. . . .Battleboro, N. C. . . . .Atlanta, Ga. . . . . .Decatur, Ga. ... .New York, N. Y. . . . .Columbus, Ga. . . . . .Atlanta, Ca. . . . .Davidson, N. C. . . . .Brookhaven, Ga. . . . .Versailles, Ky. . . . .Versailles, Ky. . . .Sumter, S. C. . . . . . .Lima, Peru . . .Lincolnton, N. C. . . . .Tucker, Ga. . . . . . .Miami, Fla. . . . . . . .Atlanta, Ga. . . .Chapel Hill, N. C. . . .Gastonia, N. C. . . . .Charlotte, N. C. . . . . . . .Charlotte, N. C. . . . .Davidson, N. C. . . . . . .Atlanta, Ga. STUDENTS Dendy, Marshall, jr.. . . . Denny, Richard, jr.. . . . DesPortes, Calvin. L. . Dow, james, jr.. . . Durham, joe. . . Eaton, john .... Elarbee, William. . Elliott, Gus .... Elliott, james .... Ellis, Tom ..... Ervin, Tate ...... F elker, Richard. . . Fowler, Forest, jr.. Gielow, jack ..... Correll, Robert ..... . . . Griffin, Tenney. . . Gunsolus, Larry. . . Green, john ...... Haggard, Albert. . . Hair, Will ..... Hall, Earl ....... Harrison, David. . . Harvin, Richard. . . Hattaway, Robert .... . . Hay, Sam ....... Henson, jack .... Hicks, Newell .... Hill, Monty .... Hill, Terrell ..... Holding, Frank. . . Howell, Billy .... Hooper, Milton. . . Hudgins, George. . jackson, Edwin. . . johnson, joe ..... johnson, Ralph. . . jones, Merritt .... jordan, Bill .... . . . .Orlando, Fla . . .Atlanta, Ga . . .Columbus, Gag . . .Clemson, S. C Kannapolis, N. C . . . .Hollywood, Fla .jacksonville, Fla . . .Cuthbert, Ga . . . . .Atlanta, Ga . . .Hollywood, Fla Morganton, N. C . . . .Monroe, Ga . . . . .Atlanta, Ga . . . . . .Adel, Ga Greensboro, N. C . . . .Valdosta, Ga . . .Atlanta, Ga . . . .Decatur, Ga .Cuntersville, Ala .Summerville, Ca . . . .Atlanta, Ga . . . .Calhoun, Ga . .... Manning, S. C .Greensboro, N. C . . . .Auburn, Ala . . .Atlanta, Ga . . . .Midway, Ky Greensboro, N. C . . .Columbus, Ga .SmithHeld, N. C . . .Charlotte, N. C . . . .Toccoa, Ga . . . . .Bolton, Ga . .Gastonia, N. C . . . .Atlanta, Ga . . . .Ellijay, Ga . . . .Sarasota, Fla . .Monticello, Ga BOARDHNG Karrh, Randolph ........... Swainsboro, Ga. Kingsford-Smith, Charles ........ Atlanta, Ga LaF ar, David ..... Larkins, Charles .... Laughlin, Robert. . . Lawrence, Charles. . . . . Lee, Daniel, Ir.. . . Lacy, David ..... Lockeby, Edmund ...... Loftis, Peter ...... Manning, Frank, Ir.. . . Massey, Moulton. . Mellen, William. . . Meyers, Alex ..... Miles, Ted ..... Miller, Alfred .... Minges, Iack. . . Minnich, James. . . Moore, Herman. . Moorhead, Larry .... Morgan, Dan .... Morgan, Roy .... Morrison, Iohn . . . Murray, Jimmy ...... McClelland, Ellis, Ir McKay, Charles .... McKay, james .... McKeever, Larry. . . . . McLeod, Donald. . . . . . McLeod, john .... McLeod, William .... Nickerson, Sam, Ir.. . . Northington, Walter . . . Nunnally, Charles. . Oliver, jack ...... Orr, Albert, Ir.. . . . Osborne, Philip .... Ottley, John ..... ....Gastonia, N. C . . .Kinston, N. C . . . .Sea Island, Ga . .New Orleans, La ......Macon, Ga . . . . . .Atlanta, Ga .Daytona Beach, Fla . . .Charlotte, N. C. . . . . .Decatur, Ga. . . .Greenville N. C . . . . .Atlanta, Ga. . . .Greenville, S. C . . .Lexington, Ky. . . .Richmond, Va . . .Greenville, N. C . . . . .Atlanta, Ga . . .Charlotte, N. C . . .Anderson, S. C . . .Farmville, N. C . . . . . .Atlanta, Ga . .New Orleans, La . . .Rome, Ga . . . .Atlanta, Ga ... . . .Rome, Ga . . . .Asheville, N. C . . . . .Dayton, Ohio .Red Springs, N. C. . .Chesterfield, S. C. ... . . . .Ocala, Fla . . . .Athens, Ga . . .Chamblee, Ga . . . . .Atlanta, Ga . . .Smithfield, N. C ....Monroe, N. C . . .Atlanta, Ga . . . .Atlanta, Ga. . STUDENTS Owen, Louis .... Parker, Charles . . . Parrish, Craig. . . Patterson, john. . Patterson, Scott. . Pearce, Elder, Ir.. Persons, Robert. . Peterson. Harry. . Peterson, James. . Potts, Stephen. . . Preston, Edwin, Ir. . . . Pretz, Richard. . . Prewitt, Henry. . . Privette, David. . Rand, Curtiss, Ir.. Ray, Thomas. . . Ray, Bill Blue. . . Reeves, jack .... Robinson, Henry . Roche, julian .... Roecker, William. Rowe, Eddie .... Russell, William. . Russell, Richard. . Rust, James .... Scarboro, Sam. . . Shahan, Gene .... . . .Winston-Salem, N. C. . . . . .Farmville, N. C. . . . .Nashville, Tenn. . . .Lumpkin, Ga. . . . . . .Atlanta, Ga. . . . .Phenix City, Ala. . . . .Forsyth, Ga. . . .Columbia, S. C. . . . .Charlotte, N. C. . . . Memphis, Tenn. . . .Lebanon, Tenn. . ......... Atlanta, Ga. . .North Middleton, Ky. . ........ Dayton, Ohio . . . . . . . .Atlanta, Ga. . . . .Waynesville, N. C. .......Ocala, Fla. . . . .Clarksville, Ga. . . . .Decatur, Ga. . . . .Sumter, S. C. . . .Columbus, Ohio ........Comer,Ca. . . .... St. Petersburg, Fla. . . . . . .Winder, Ga. . . .Oak Ridge, Tenn. . . . . .Decatur, Ca. ..............Rome,Ca. Scharfschwerdt, Frederick .... Fort Pierce, Fla. Scott, Eugene .... Sharpe, Frank, jr. .... . Shwab, jack ..... Sitton, Tommy. . . Sloan, Robert .... Smith, Bretney, jr. . . . Smith, Vernon ..... ..........Columbia,S.C. Guilford College, N. C. . . . . . .Nashville, Tenn. .........Decatur, Ga. . .Winston-Salem, N. C. . . . . .Asheville, N. C. . . .Charlotte, N. C. Sowerby, Douglas ......... Greensboro, N. C. Spencer, Huntley ....... Winston-Salem, N. C. Spencer, james . . . ...Winston-Salem, N. C. Stevens, Preston. . Story, Travis. . . Strand, Allan .... Sullivan, Walker. . . . Taylor, Cooper, jr.. . . . . Taylor, Walter. . . Thompson, Bryce. Thornton, Earl. . . Tigner, Frank .... Torrence, Charlton .... . . Tufts, Edgar ...... . . . Twombley, Cy . . . Vogt, jerry .... Vogt, Tommy .... Walker, Fred .... BCARDHQC . . . .Atlanta, Ca. . . . . . . .Atlanta, Ga. Greensboro, N. C. . . . .Atlanta, Ca. . .Charlotte, N. C. . . Nashville, Tenn. . .Princeton, N. j. . . .Elberton, Ca. . .Greenville, Ca. . .Gastonia, N. C. . Washington, D. C. . . .Lexington, Va. . . . .Atlanta, Ca. . . . .Atlanta, Ga. . . . .Patterson, Ca. STUDENTS Wallace, William Warmath, jack. . Warren, john. . . Warwick, Paul, jr Watkins, Robert. Wehr, Sarnmie. . Welch, Bo ..... Wells, Laurence. Whitfield, john. . Wilcox, Ben .... Williams, David. Williamson, Douglas ....... . . . .Kinston, N. C . Greensboro, N. C . . . .... Prospect Hill, N. C . . . . .Atlanta, Ga Sandy Springs, Ga Bryson City, N. C . Smithfield, N. C .Orangeburg, S. C . . .Brookside, Ky . .Charlotte, N. C . . .Richmond, Ky . . . .Lavonia, Ca Willingham, Mickey .... Lookout Mount, Tenn Wilson, Richard ............... Atlanta, Ca Woodard, james .... .... A sheville, N. C Akridge, William. Anderson, Don. . . Andrews, Lewis, Jr. . Arrington, Albert . Atkins, William .... Austin, Edward. . Baker, Charles. . . Baker, Robert .... Baker, Clarence. . Barron, Frank. . . Birdsong, James .... Booker, Claude. . . Braden, Biddy .... Bradshaw, Martin, Broome, Donald. . Brown, Hoit, Jr.. . Bryson, William. . Burton, Kenneth. . Chambers, James. DAY STUDENTS . . . Rorne, . . . .Rome, . . . .Lindale, . . .Rome, . .... Rome, . . . . .Rome, Cedar Bluff, . . .Cedar Bluff, . . . . .Rome, . . .Rome, . . . . Lindale .......Rome 7 7 . . . . . .Silver Creek, Jr.. . . . . .Silver Creek, Cheatham, Walter. . Chesnut, Emory. . Cochran, James. . Cooper, James, Jr. Cousins, Paul, Jr.. Cousins, Thomas. . Cousins, William. . . Cox, Earl, Jr.. . . . Craton, Tom ..... Culberson, Dennis Culpepper, Kay. . Davis, Johnny. . . Day, Robert T.. . . Dodd, Joe ..... Dodd, Wesley .... Donahue, Jack. . . DuPre, William. . Eastman, Bill .... Enloe, Van, Jr.. . . .....Rome, ...Rome, . . .Rome, .. . .Rome, . . .Rome, . . . . .Rome, . Caylesville, . . . . .Rome, . . .Rome, . . .Rome, . . . .Rome . . . . . Rome, Cave Spring, . . . . . .Lindale, . . .Shannon, . . .Rome, . . .Rome, . . .Lindale, .....Rome, Mount Berry, ........Rome, . . . Rome, . . .Rome, . . .Rome, Ca Ga Ga Ca Ga Ca Ala Ala Ga Ca Ga Ca Ga Ca Ga Ca Ca Ca Ga Ca Ala Ca Ca Ca Ca Ga Ca Ca Ca Ga Ca Ga Ga Ca Ca Ca Ca Ga Evans, William. . . Farmer, James. . . Ford, Emory .... Grant, Porter .... Hand, Dickson. . . Hardy, Robert. . . Harvey, David. . . Harvey, Donald. . Henderson, Leon .... Henning, William. Henshaw, Richard Heyman, Charles. Hill, Rodney .... Hill, Larry .... Hine, John ...... Horton, Robert. . . Horton, Tom .... Hull, Denison .... Hunter, Harold, Jr. Jennings, Parnick. Johnson, Robert. . Johnston, Charles. Johnston, Dan .... Jones, Eugene. . . Knight, Leldon. . . Lamar, Thomas, Jr. Landrum, William Ledbetter, Allison. Lifsey, Clinton. . . Malone, Fred .... Martin, Danny. . . Mixon, Lewis .... Moak, Rodney .... Moore, Daniel. . . Moseley, Edwin. . Moss, Robert .... Moss, Thomas .... McDonough, Jack . . . . .Rome . . . .Rome, . . .Rome . . . .Rome, . . . . Lindale, . . . .Rome, ....Rome, . . . . Lindale, . . . .Lindale, . . . .Rome, ....Rome, . . . ....... Rome, Mount Berry, . . .Mount Berry ......Rome, . . . .Rome, . . . .Rome, . . . . Shannon . . . .Rome, ....Rome, . . . .Rome, . . . .Rome, . . .... Home . . . Mount Berry, . . . .Lindale, . . . .Rome . . . .Rome, . . . .Rome, . . . .Rome, . . . .Rome, . . . .Rome, . . . .Rome, . . . .Lindale, ....Rome, . . . .Rome, ....Rome, ... .Rome, ....Rome, 5 7 I 7 McGee, Farris ..... McKinney, Thomas. . McMullan, Billy .... McWhorter, Dale. . . Nixon, Paul, jr.. . . Nuttall, Arthur. . . Paris, Albert. . . Parker, Sam ..... Payne, Halstead ..... Pennington, William. . Porter, Billy ........ Pruitt, Harold .... Pickard, Charles ..... Raine, Theodore fTedQ .... Rawson, Billy ....... Reese, julian ....... Rhinehart, Claybourne. . . Rhodes, Cecil ....... Richards, james. . Robinson, Clover. Rosenthal, Stuart .... Salmon, Enoch, Ir.. . . Schroeder, Charles. . . Selman, Thomas .... DAY STUDENTS . . . Rome, . . . .Rome, . . .Rome, . . .Rome, . . .Rome, . . .Rome, . . .Rome, . . .Rome, , . .Rome, . . .Rome, . . .Rome, ......Rome Cedartown, . . . Lindale, . . .Rome . . .Rome, . . .Rome, . . .Rome, . . . Rome, . . .Lindale, .. . . .Rome, . . . Armuchee, . Mount Berry ......Rome, 7 1 Shamblin, Harold. . . . . .Lindale Smith, Barry ..... .... R ome, Spearman, Allan. . .... Rome, Stegall, jo .... .... L indale, Storey, Harbin. . .... Rome, Strange, Clinton. . ..., Rome, Stone, Joe ..... .... R ome, Sullivan, Terry. . . .... Rome, Tilley, Wright .... .... R ome, Towers, William. . .... Rome, Turner, james .... .... R ome, Terry, Howard. . . .... Rome, Turbidy, Martin. . .... Rome, Weathers, Ike .... .... R ome, Wheeler, Paul J.. . . .... Rome, Wheeler, Robert. . .... Rome, Willingham, Warren .... .... R ome, Willis, Spencer ..... .... R ome, Wilson, Harold. . . .... Rome, Wood, Herman. . . .... Lindale, Wright, Gardner . . Wright, Louis, jr.. . . . . . . .......Rome, Cave Spring, Yarbrough, Bert .... ...... R ome, Yarbrough, Leroy. . . . . . .Rome, :Q -,. v- . . .au 5 U . .C +4-J if H , .nz . 1 Ir :,, ,G-N A V. QA- f X-gh . ,, Q .K .N M- ' . . Qfvzf 9 . 1 pf , ' L-',,.x, h 'sf ,J - A.. . 1 Y ww ' .,. '- V 4- M 'B L' Q ' , h s f'- in ,A Q.,f1'hIAh2N 'f -5' ,-A.if2,fi -' f1l.4.f, 1' -. + 1 5 4 , X' -,-qw , wr f-3 I ' ' ' 'N-V'.,f, vm-D ' t., -'L' 0 ' rv .,.,, '5 lf f, ,' Q' A . - rx ,M ' h A. v y K A I V fb? s- -l.1 C ar- - H ' mf' 4-'f fsrfg., 4 . mga.,-4, 1 L 1 I ,J .gk V. ,-'JL , I A 5 Q , , . I . -'F'-. V K M -1 ,Q 4, s, . . 1, B -2 , , AN. 1 , A AL .4 lm, ,.4,A1:3,14f? - ,J .4.'.A.1,-'rig X. W , 4 1, ing , l .X 1 X. milqpg ---2 -vw, ,J ' ' ., 3:- m.q.:'f.' 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Fourth Ave. Phone 7284 Radiator Repairing Electric and Aeetylene Welding Bronze, Brass, and Aluminum Castings : Patterns Chesley Parker, Manager 6 Q n -sg. sg. .gtk-,Q-'wot ,gr , . , 4 -,Of .01 .04 ' Q p :mf -o U B We rest our case on what most boys want- Winthrope Bostonian and Jarman Shoes HIGGINS SHOE STORE 1 5 if Harryis Auto Parts Harry and Bill Salmon, Owners 6 Reconditioned Motor Exchange 5 l Prompt Attention to Out-of-Town Orders if Highest Prices Paid for Burned and Wrecked Cars Auto Class Installed While You Wait Phone 6553-4- 715 MARTHA BERRY ROAD Distributors and iobbers for LEMPCO GEAES AND AXLE SHAFTS, VULCAN REPLACEMENTS, TVIAIN LEAVES, MCCORD GASKETS Complete Line of Mufllers and Tail Pipes Delco and Auto-Light Rebuilt and Guaranteed Starters Generators, Fuel Pumps, Carburetors Batteries Morons Fon ALL BIODEL CARS AND TRUCKS Largest Stock of Parts in North Georgia Call Us-We Have It Quick City Deliveries Qs 5930 o- -o v ,gr ,Qi 1 ,Or sq: 104 sg- ,Qt ,gr ,Of 1 ,Q 1 L..JO' 20g-20' 'Of Y 1 1 Cl0l 10 'Of ELLIOTT SALES COMPANY MILL AGENTS - FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES Distributors of HOSIERY - NOTIONS - SPECIALTIES TRY ELLIOTT BLADES - THEY ARE BETTER Demand the Brand That,s in Demandv PHONE 3146 507 East 2nd Avenue O Rome, Georgia 0 1 so . ,Q 5 F sg. ,Qi ,QQ . Jo. wb 630. IQ. 04 D U Compliments GEORGIA-ALABAMA SUPPLY CO. Dealers HAPPY FEEDS IN RED BALL BAGS 100 Broad St. Rome, Ga. Q '04 - DO' 'OC lOl 'OK 'Of HO' 'Of 'OC IOJ K .o. , c-10. -of sg. rub ROME'S EXCLUSIVE HOSIERY SHOPPE BATTEY MACHINERY CO., INC. Serving Industry Since 1901 iff Plumbing Fixtures Fluorescent Lights Hand and Power Tools Pipes - Valves - Fittings 'iff The Full-Fashioned Hosiery Shoppe PHONE 5343 ROME, CA. 306 Broad Street Q ,O . , ,,,,,. , , ,DJ QQ. ,.,. , ,,. GD not 1 4 1 1 QQ: :QD G01 IO Ol DO .. Of Traditionally and Actively lgomeli Own .Slam The FAHY Established 1873 it DANIEL'S OFFICE SUPPLIES 17 E. Third Avenue Q, ,,. ,. J fc. .0 . ,oL.,0,,Q,.,B STORE 6 C , omphments of Lanham, Parker, and Clary Attorneys at Law fl Q -Qrig-759. s . s 1-1 1 s . sg. .QCJ Q04 J ,gr r-'s0t,, ,Q , -Q. 0 0 O I I Q.--101 I C1301 10 Q ik THE SPORTSMANS STORE F OHREST HOTEL BUILDING ROME, GEORGIA il? Q O 0' 01301 'Of O 0 0 O 0 '01 ,O p o o o 2 U Q. you s . f l0C Of YOg..7 -'w 'B an 1 lg' N 4 7 4, 33 I -A 5 .lalii I l? What Rome Tlcinla of ba:-lington is a matter of common knowledge, for the school ranks high among those which prepare boys not only for college but also for life. . The National City Bank of Rome counts it a privilege to serve the school and those connected with it, in a banking way. Long familiarity with the institution makes this hankls pride in it match that of the community. The National City Bank of Rome Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation fl Q 0 o -o-'ro4:3cw -o: wo- -0- ,o1 fo o U 103 Q04 O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O 'J O O lOCiOL-.JOK.1JDki2O4E The splendid record of Darlington Alumni at PEPPEHELL prompts O us again to express appreciation of your unselfish dedication to young O munhoocl 0 Q F-AB Ill C5 I E neg. us. pn off 9 2 L! U Darlington Alumni now employed at PEPPERELL Manufacturimq 9 Company, Lindale, Georgia: W. E. BETTS L. R. Ho1.soMBAc:K C. D. DAv1s II. P. LLOYD 0 R. H. Foss, ju. J. W. MA'rH1s 0 L. B. CAMMON T. H. NICCALIY 0 H. F. GREEK R. 1. LICCAMY O R. F. Cnovris C. B. MCDoNAi,n 0 W. E. Cuovas, IR. R. O. SIMMONS 0 F. D. HAND I. M. SHAINIBLIN, ju. O R. D. HARVEY Io H. STECALL, Su. O A. J. HENDERSON R. M. VAN TAssEl. 0 Q YOVTCK YO POQDOY O O O O O 0 ,OK 'OK O O O O O O O O O 0 ,Oj 104 ,0. , 1 . r--sq. .0. Q. ,gg gpg- -0- I s..20f 5 SEALTEST 6 Q STORY REALTY COMPANY ICE CREAM AND MILK P-EAL ESTATE SOUTHERN DAIRIES ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE RENTS and LOANS Phone 4103 53 5 Phone 7360 Masonic Building Q -oCDo- ' - -cj ao- ,of wo- fo- v o- -0- -ol vo- -0- drl 6,9 .o. . .YY . . . Q. ,QB go. .0. -0- B THE ATLANTIC CO. 9 ' BERRY FLOWER SHOP Ice, Cold Storage and 705 SOUTH BROAD Refrigerators Specializes in Corsagesv Phone 4401 Rome 0 Georgia 5 , PHONE 4903 'Of DDQ 01 V1 001 'O' 'Dj ax!! 'D' 1 4'-'NO' 'Ol O' 3 ,0. ,o. ,.,. ,f,. .o. .,. .OE go. ,Q . . ,A Compliments . A 9 5 ROME TIRE RECAPPING Of COMPANY W. A. DuPRE Agent Forsyth aIId Anderson Streets STANDARD OIL CO. Phone 3229 If it is petroleum - 6 8 can STANDARD Q 9 0 6 A. D. Littlejohn, Prop. Q n Q - - - J ,gf .gf sg. ,of ,0. sq 0 Q. .049 J' 'O' 0 0 fp ,ot 0, ,og 6301 .01 .gf so- , 1 r-'Sgt B U U 9 o 5 6 Compliments HANK'S STOVE 8C RANGE , 9 f COMPANY v 0 V 9 RHODES-PERDUE-COLLINS HAVE BEEN MANUFACTURING STOVES FURNITURE CO' SINCE 1901 52 is Broad at Third Avenue Q 101 . , L--,oe - 1 DOE ao' 'Of'-50' 301 Ol O9 105 KO tot 4 1 L-,or :Qc :QB GO: D iff BEST WISHES from HOWELL GROCERY Company 'AY -0. ,0. no- .0- HORTON'S LAUNDRY, INC. SANITONE DRY CLEANING Phone 6575 Rome 0 Georgia ,ol . . ,0. .o. .0 of ,QI -Q. ,g. .0. . L-,9. Compliments Of LLOYD'S CROCERY .og-,0. .0. .01 -9. ,QI .o. ,Q. .g. no . . .94 ,Qc-vo. ,0. .0 .0. Compliments of Anniston Scrap Material Co. .QI vo. 10443. .gg yq. ,0. yo. ,o. -0. ,gf if Compliments Of U. S. 5 81 10 CENT STORES iff 0. ,g. ,0. ,0. ,gl .01 .01 . 201 Compliments of HOPKINS SHOE CO. Q. .gf ,QI ,g. .g. .gh-,o. ,gy fo. ,Q. ,9. ,ol .QQ ,Q. ,QQ ,Qc ,QQ ,Qc- Compliments of WALKER SEED CO. 3. ,QI ,0- .Q. ,QQ nga yo. ,gf ,QI ,Q. ,0. ,ol ,Q MERRIAM COAL CO. QUALITY COALS IRON FIREMAN sToKERs STOKER SERVICE Telephone 4-210 0. wo. ,0. Q v 6 ,Ol 1 1 4-30: :OK :CQ gm ,Ox .1 201 D Q Q A Si? Compliments A f OWENS-KING CO. ff 0 9 o THE MEN'S WEAR STORE j 0 Nelll Q Manufacturing Home Georgia v 9 Company it? 9 Rome Georgia To tice barlington Student Kvdq Congratulations ANDREW A. COOPER INSURANCE 793 1 . . . . 130- up -o- ,o 10 if o. .o. o o o o 0 Q C , -,ci Jo. 0 0 9 0 108 O, cP0i1OL.20sLJ? gfiiwx.-:Og-12 ?0CT0cTQlT0t-1Qz?0tls0:+gCE rpg, ,O 0 o ,ok ,mi 9 9 4 Q Q 5 E O o 5 9 6 'C 5 . :U 9 f F 9 . w 9 0 O F O ' . 9 S Q 5 '5 5 Q a 3 Q a fi Cb , Q 5 -4 3 ' M Q - U D-I 9 '21 ' 6 'B . 5 , 9 vi ... 9 - U5 m 9 - -B 9 :- . :- 5 , L11 3 , 22? 2 sa, m .5 Cb 9 Q 3 5 9 57 Q 6 9 rl 5 a H' :-11 S, n Q 5+ ' Q ' FP 9 ru ' 6 M v o 3- . Q Q O 9 P Q 9 S '41 o . O ' '11 W -1 ' S 9 'JU a 1? P1 a . g ' I-4 w i 4 S O J Q O Q 9 Q Q Q 5' fm 6 - a . ' . 0 CD Q Qiaoioiaodo Qioiofiwocg abociaoioci 1504150101063 5 Q sg QDO- no :Of lg 630. ,QK xo. wg QQ. 19. 0, ,O ,o' DK ,ol ,O u E B A - 9 9 9 lf Q Q G S . . su S 9 9 Q Q 0 Q N Q I ., Q E ' 2 Q 5 Q F 5' '5 Q S - 0 N VJ 9 0 :S+ 2 C5 . 5 n-4 . V3 G O , 0 : . 2 Q 9 - Q 9 Uh E I 3 9 G qw ' E , a 3 . 5 5' Q 3 , 0 1-P M Q E. F ' 'U 9 O 3 H 2' ? 3-' - 'V' :' L v Sb. R' U P F 3 Y Q 9 U g 9 9 3 5, Q- E Z Q 5 o . 0 , 0 6 Q 5 , 5 ' 5 n Q Q 9 C9 - O 9 9 4 U, a 0 Q . Q X FU Q ' 0 9 ' 5 Q '-' 0 5 Q Iv 5 1 2 Q 5 ' 53 3 S5 5 S3 U 6 . , a F 6 6 5 .. 5 L6 5 Qiaoioeiod Qciaciaoiocg QD g.,oL..Jos1,-o4:oL.1og1,oc..-oc9 Em ,O Q O ,O ,O N G 1 , 104 S LADY PEPPERELL LAUNDRY PHONE 3603 your CAMIA pcfurncJ .gafidfacfory in 6,4101-9 jrandacfion CLOTHES CLEANED AND PRESSED Ask Any Darlington Boy IDC' -0- 109 C9 Qc no 0 0 '.0. -Q4 10- :QL 201:50-' 106-705 O 5 Compliments U of H i SLIGH'S SERVICE STATION E ao- 0- -0- -0- 0- xo- vo- -0- -0- vo- -0- od P04 'O O O 'O' 'OC DO' 301 'OL-JOK !Of K? 6 Compliments I ., of 1 6 Mr. and Mrs. John Accomasso j Qs- 0- -0- -0- -o-Y -0- vo- -0- -0- -0- -0- od fm 'O 0 0 O' O V0g.JO4 201 '01 O ICE a TILLY DRUG COMPANY 'j 0 Prescriptions 'E 0 Phone 3661 D Broad at Second Avenue .3 9 Rome, Georgia 'j KO' D 304'-501 'O O O O 0 0 Of OJ Q01 'O O 'O 'O' 'O' 'Ox IO' 0 0 0 'Pg 5 Compliments of J 9 GRAPETTE BOTTLING CO. cg ax. o -0- 0- -0 '0f'7Ol -0- -0- 0- -0- -od O' C 0 0 O 10' 'Of Ol I0 O if? fi Compliments of cl j P Q S CLEANERS Q ab- O O 'O' -Of -0- 'OI -0- 'Ol 0 O- ol VO' 'O O 0 O O O O 0 0 IO 10? g Compliments of 5 Q CITY CAB COMPANY O H All Passengers Insured O E Dial 3100 9 ROC 'O O 0 0 O O 0 0 0 0' 'OJ 0 4 QDOK 'O O 0 0 0 O 0 O 0f 70f'7K? Q Compliments of 5 '5 Rome Machine 81 Foundry Co. Q if 0 ? Manufacturers of O 9 TEXTILE MACHINERY 9 KD' 'OK Ol 07704 'O 0 0 O O '01 '05 TO' 'O 01 0f 501 20' 'Ol 10' 'O O 01 KJ? tj Compliments of 0 cj ROME ELECTRIC CO. 9 ai' 'OC O O O O O 0 0 fC' 'Ol 'Od fpo- -0 0 0 -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -oL10- -02 rg Compliments of 6 'j HUFF PHARMACY .5 ag.--yo. Q .Q. wo. ,o. xo- -0- -0- -o -0- -od EQ- 10 O 0 O 0 01 i0L.2Ql 'O' O' 'CQ Compliments e of O Q . INC. C, O Q A 0 F 5. 0 1 Q1 'O' O 'WO' 'O O 0 O U 0 '01 'OJ fo. ,Q, 101 'Gb GD 9 5 Compliments Of J. N. FRANKLIN 8x CO. Wholesale Grocers go- -0- - 'ob g For your musical needs . . . E JACK KRANYIK U Music Center E Broad Street Rome, Georgia U RECORDS, Music E MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS QD. po. ,.,. . 2 'G Compliments U, of 'Q s 1 L v E R E s U 5 Cent to S1 Store EO. .om . . Go. '04 ,g. ,gl ,of ,Q 1 2 L Compliments L of L CURRY-ARRINGTON E SEED co. I Rome's Oldest Seed House E 104 Broad Street E Rome Georgia 30' 'O' 0 0 'O' 'OJ 9 Q ROBLEES for YOUNG MEN CENTRAL SHOE STORE Phone 8265 4:2 Rome Georgia fo. .o. ,o. B 9 5 Compliments Of 5 McGEE ELECTRIC CO. 6 517-519 E. Second Ave. 6 Rome 0 Georgia KO' 'O' 0' J pol 101 sQs 2 Q Compliments E Southeastern Mills, Inc. H Manufacturers of E High Grade Family Flour and E Corn Meal ao' 'O O4 699. .91 .01 sg. ,oz -gf ,gf B 9 5 Compliments 9 Of a '1 3 ROME HARDWARE co. 4? Q Rome 0 Georgia 6 Q91 , Q. 9. , . .Q. .g. tg- sg- Q IU- 'C QOQ ro- . .01 ,Qt 1 3 J E3 'j Compliments of Q OWEN LIVELY E3 QQ. ,Q 0. .0. ,o. ,o. .o. .0 HOTEL 9 To. Rome's Most Modern Hotel 'j C '7'li 'e 'S of 73? 'j JENK'S GRILL 9 E, ,.,. Q. ,,,. ,Q. ,.,. ,,. ,o. ., Centrally Located ir Second Avenue 9 QD One block from Broad Sir R. W. SMITH 9 'fir 6 RANSQM FLORAL Managing Director 5 C 0 M P A N Y CQ Phone 3606 I. B. PATTON ' Manager Q .5 71? of ,oe -of v ,0. ,aj ag. ,Q . .0. ,0. ,0. .0 .0- Q. , , c--s . 30. lot MYRON E. FREEMAN 81 BROS. y,.u,l,, af wang WATCHES Sf? STERICLINC SILVER Haroel Kir Hamilton Gorham Elgin DIAMONDS International Bulova Reed at Barton Rensie 7? Towle Every diamond personally selected by MR. WALTER R. THOMAS Registered Jeweler, American Gem Society Q OxiJOxi2OID0g..zO1 'O D01 I 0 J 112 ,gf ,of ,gf -0. ,og ,of -0. ,0. ,QQ yo- ,gf ,g. 10- ,g- ,gf yogw-,of 'wol--30C-Q01-wo:-1011 f E 1? 9 'E 5 ongrafufafiond f? 5 9 6 Cl SS 0F 1947 6 52 Q 9 6 yatt nc. v 0 - if 6 6 5 . 6 iz 'E Q . 9 if O . 6 if 6 C? 5 ,QQ ,04 ,gipof 131 ,g- ,Q- ,0. ,Q. ,gf ,gl .01 ,Q. ,of ,gf ,9. ,0. ,gy ,0. ,o. ,o, ,o, ,OJ 113 10- ,of ,QB O Q Compliments Q Of Q Q Q ROME CLEANERS 5 Q Q ,.,. ,,. ,OJ 6 -o- .0. ,QB 9 5 1490 KC Mutual f WRGA NATIONAL CITY BANK BUILDING O A . 0 'Of 'Of 003 .o. .Q. .Q. .gg o Q ff Q Q KESSLEIVS Q Q? Q ..,. ,Q. ,.,. ,.,. ,.,. ..,. ,o. ,.,. Compliments of Q THE BOSTON STORE E .o. .c,. ,o. .o. .o. ..,. .c,. ,o. .o. ,o. ,My ng. ,0. ,o. .01 10. IQ. ,QQ ,gy ,QQ Compliments of U THE LAD 'n' LASSIE SHOP 3 ,Q. .0. .o. .Q. .Q. ,0. ,Q. .0. .,,. ,o. ,cg -04 -Q. ,Q. ,0. ,Q ,o, IC O 0 P 9 C5 Q 4 Q Q 5 O 955, Q '? 5 -5 'P 'P S' 9 2 9 L11 'I 22: cn a S Cn S 'U Q 3- Q9 m ' Q ir E' 6 0 - E 8 Omg .5 55 3' - C! B 9 - E. 4? v-C ga: . to E, 1 m 6 3, . Q 5 Z. m an gl m :U u W 5 L P . g Q 5 9 iq 5 . . I -IQ? ,ia 0 I-I Q gn 9 F1 Q I-1 cT 0 ' no O 1 Q 35' 1' ' rg E' ' :U P' Q 9 ,g 5 Q : S Q Q g F gig Eg .5 5' 5 1. N 4 . 5 .gag iam. Q gigs 'Hg 54905 geo 552.3584 Q-50:29 ,ca 5 , 3 I fn S' 3 9 2 E? 5 9 E+ 5 :P FQ WS! Er! 5 2 Q 2 2 3 5 ' O 99 - N U Q Nlrq ' 3 I, . 0 . 0 2. U, 30 99 F, n K 9 B 9 E 9 ngc M Q , m . - mv . E1 5, F ww 'D F5 9 m fe g 9 5 E1 503 F1 .5 H 9 . . '4 . . 9 9: 5 9 5 9 Q Z S51 a 9 5 Q O ' 7 'I'-: ' ' 6 - a A - a . 5 Qcioiociodn olioiaoiod Q: ioiaocizoiocioiaocioj Q:of+of?'of'wof-'vofixofiwof-xodj Qpogyogiogimgl ioioiod FO' 'O O O O O O' 'Of-'WO' 'O O O 0 O O O O O' 'Ox..,.2OCi0L.50 2041iO4b 0 0 A 0 o fi Style Headquarters for Young Men Q 5 The Third Floor Q 9 O at 0 o O o 0 o O o 0 o 0 O The Style Center of the South O Ci 0 Peachtree 0 Walton 0 Broad Atlanta, Georgia fl E 9 . 5 o Q: ,o, 0 0 ,oc:Do- fo o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Q U. ,OCD 630, ,O 0 0 ,ot o o o o 0 0 0 0 o o o 0 o o- foczo- to 0 ,0. Q 9 9 5 9 f' L D 9 O o O o O . o Complzments 0 o O c 0 Of 0 0 o O o A F R I E N D' 0 0 440 nfl-1 O o 0 o 0 ii? O l 9 9 6 a Q: :Qu 0 ,Oc 1012301 'O tO' '04 O O O D01 O O O O O 0 O 0 O 0 0' 'OJ 115 1 10- 20- Sf? 'fn 9 6 v 6 fpo. ,Q. .0- -0. ,gf ,0 . ,gl Ch U 9 6 9 9 .4 6 , 6 Compliments GENERAL FORREST HOTEL Recommended by Duncan Hines - Best Food in the South Q E ,.,. . ,o. ..,. HEADQUARTERS Fon YOUNG MEN,S O ' CLOTHING R Meet Me 9 at A Dependable Store Since 1896 9 ' 9 K R E S S ,O fu .0 e ,o. . -0. 2 go. Vw. , -0- B 6 Compliments ELECTRIC of COMPANY 6 Everything Electrical Q I AI' I' iI1gtOIl-Illgl' alll l Xi? 6 Q Drug Company APPLIANCES CONTRACTINC REPAIRS ,fy il? 538 Broad St. Rome, Ga. '2 9 Q Q. .05 Qi 0. , 116 0- 10. ,og ,04 ,ol ,of -0. .04 ,of ,of ,QQ ,QQ .ry ,QQ -0. 10. yo. ,QQ ,gf ,QCIQQ ,04 ,QQJO C9 O O 0 0 o o o o o 9 o Offlld linen td 0 0 0 0 O 0 O 2 F 0 2 0 Manufacturing C . j O O O O O O O O 0 O 0 O O O 0 O 0 O O O ROME GEORGIA 0 O O O O O 104 ,OK ,gf ,0qZ30. ,3 Q ,531 0. ,gy ,gf -Q. ,gf ,gg ,Q. ,of ,ol ,gf ,gf x91 191 10. ,Qi ,OJ 117 6 O- O ,fb O if fpoc fo- o ,. U 0 5 C Z, Compliments omp iments of Q of ROME ROYAL CROWN SUPPLY BOTTLINC COMPANY COMPANY il? Si? 9 Rome Georgia 5 U, . ,.,. ,og 0. ,f,. ,Q Compliments V Y fy Of ROME Sears, Roebuck Q LAUNDRY, INC' and Company ik' Quality Service Since 1902', il? Sf? Phone 4426 Q0 ., . ,QCD QD. Q 0 ,CU 118 fp ,o. ,o, ,o. ,o. ,o. Q Go. ,0. ,o. ,0. .0. .o. ,Q. ,Q. ,Q. ,Q. .0. 3 U Compliments Of THE ROME FRUIT 8: PRODUCE CO. ,Q 0. .0. ,g. .04 ,gl .Qi Compliments Of GEO. P. BYRD C onsignee THE TEXAS COMPANY .Q , 4 . c-101 .01 10. 9 . , . xo., KNIGHT'S DEPARTMENT STORE at LINDALE if? Complete line of SPORTING GooDs RAWLING and SPALDING PRODUCTS 'tif Q ...D 01 'O 9 1? GRAVES-HARPER CO. 1 N s U P. A N C E C O A L S T O K E R S 5 Phone 304-0 .9 S.. ., . 3 QS fc- no no- 5 9 if 1? ED. L. FRYER, JR., 8: SON LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITIES 9 Creystone Apartments Building Q Rome 0 Georgia J , .. ,. .3 5 gm.. ..,. 0 ,.,. 5 Compliments Of 4? 6 QQ. 119 ROME TRACTOR COMPANY if? Dealers in Farm Equipment ,Q. of ,O .4-3. YO .Qt U9 ,0. ,gb Compliments Of ROME HOSIERY MILLS INO. M. BERRY President J. L. TURBIDY Secretary-Treasurer Mus. J. N. CHENEY Vice-President on .0 1 ,Q sg. ng. of Compliments of DE LUXE CLEANERS and LAUNDRY O1 Om 10 'Ol . . c-'wQ. . 0. MAXWELL BROTHERS 8: GARNETT, INC. 519-21-23 Broad Street 9 6 9 4? 9 n Q, .0. Q. ,O , 9 o .. . Q. -0. . ,gf ,Qt G3 ,Q 1 so. -0- ,0. .Qt B BEST WISHES from MACK'S six' Q. so. KIRKLAND MOTOR CO. 200-204 W. Fifth Avenue DODGE AND PLYMOUTH PASSENGER CARS DODGE TRUCKS O1 'O Always a Friend of Darlington CARY J. KING and REESE GENERAL INSURANCE 0 As Old As the Century C Established in 1900 D 0 FURNITURE Phone 5345 RADIOS FRIGIDAIRE 5' 1? Rome Georgia Q 0. . ,.,. ,.,. ,.,. ,,,. ,.,. ,OCD Q ,.,. .,. 12 .o. 10. ng. .qt , Q. ,ot t ,Qu vo T 2 Q SHORTER AVENUE Q Q SUPERMARKET 9 Q The Largest Independent Food Store in Q Rome 5 - a . ao- -oo -0- -o- mcg 9 45 0' WO' DO' '04 'Ol DD' 'O' 'O' 'Og ip U Q 0 Compliments of 0 1? Q Q . U Citizens Federal Savings 81 . U 9 Q 9 U Loan Association gpg. ,oc .01 B Compliments of LAM AMUSEMENT COMPANY Operators of the RIVOLI GORDON and DE SOTO THEATERS Rome Georgia D E 9 The Finest in Sound and O 505 Broad Street E 5 Colm. Films E Rome yy me rgia Q 9 ' ao:-wocvoffof-soc-so o o o get- og-ao o o og....vog..poQ.,os1: J foiociaoioygo i O O 0 0 O OCi0liXQl'10l S0 I g we W WWW' W fii'5lPm3lm'flf . MLW! U 9 My 0 . 1 ' ,gf up MM ff' CADILLAC 1,5 Q? -I V' G M C 9 WW VJ Dealer E W Mi Q to- .o- -0- .o4::,o- .oe . .Gam Q. Q. ,o. -0- .o. 121 F . . 10- 10. B jo fibargngfon Saba! . . . ROME,S MOST WORTHWHILE ENTERPRISE . . . G. L. HIGHT, INSURANCE G. L. HIGHT MOTOR COMPANY SIMPSON GROCERY COMPANY .gf 139. ,Q , ,g. ,gf ,gf . , 1 , . . . , - . 1-sg. ,q. THE ROME BANK 81 TRUST CO. OFFICERS T. H. Selman, Chairman of Board I. B. Dodd, President I. B. Dodd, Jr., Vice-President and Cashier Van P. Enloe, Vice-President DIRECTORS W. H. Austin D. N. Blanton Harold Clotfelter W. E. Dellinger Van P. Enloe Fred C. Higgins Fred R. Johnson C. B. McMullan J. B. Dodd Scott Rogers J. B. Dodd, Jr. T. H. Selman jere Dodd Victor Yeargan 122 5 ,O Ol DCE G01 101 'o' B 9 9 MALONE MANUFACTURING Compliments COMPANY Established 1917 MEN'S CLOTHING of Rome 0 Georgia 5 R 4 Q so- -o- -og..,o- -o -o- ,o- -od! v 5 9 . if 5 Manufacturlng GUNN COAL co. Company Our work is dirty - but we treat you clean ii? 900 Walnut Street Phone 3901 5 in Q ,QK .01 :Oil al' 'O 0' L 6 .Q Q. ,QE Gao- :of -0- K5 Congratulations to I the gradu- 5' Compliments ating class of 1947. May you be successful in all that you undertake in the years to come. 9 if Earle 8 erson Jennings Funeral 5 Cleaners Home 1148 N. Broad St. 72? Rome, Ga. Ambulance Service 513 Broad St. 1000 N. 5th Ave. '9 Da Q -0' fo- -oy Qs- -0- - J 123 1 ,0. , ' .201 'Ol If 'O Since I8 77 Seventy years of service to Rome and its trade territory. Here you will find the ideal of SERVICE an important element and COOPERATION a mutual affair. 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