Darlington School - Jabberwock Yearbook (Rome, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1951 volume:

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COBB 11 H 4 12 ' fl 'ff 'NL .-ogg C CLARENCE ROTHV5 ELL WILCOX B S M A Ph D LL D President Davldson College Johns Hopkms Umvenslty Mathematlcs RICHARD MURRELL YANKEE Associate Headmaster ln charge of Dormxtorles Washmgton and Lee Umvelslty Mathematlcs MINISTRATI xi ROBhR'l HENRY COBB B A M A 1 H ARI ES EN ERETT S AMMONS Hlstorlographer Director of Athletics Master of Lower Forms NIQICCI LI'llV6lSltX Thad Jones Coachmg Southn esteln LY1lN9lbltY Tulane Lmvelsltw School Latin I . B.A.. -W . L , 1 ' 154 , , . 1 Q L Z . D .. ,, ... A i A.B. a 14 'Wx WILLIVVI JEFFERSON JUDD ERNEST LINWOOD WRIGHT B S M S B A M A Ped D Associate Headmaster ln charge of Headmaster Day School Wllham and Mary College Umverslty of Umvelslty of Vlrglnla Vlrgmla Davldson College Chemistry Physlcs Engllsh MINISTRATI CHARLES SCOTT ROSS McCAIN LYNN, JR B S , M A B A , M A Buslness Manager Dean of Students Alabama Polytechmc Instltute, Columbla Plesbyterlan College, Umverslty of North Unlverslty Carolma Mathematlcs 15 ,C M pn. 1 , flilff fa . . I A A A 4 1 ! , C-, .., .N W John Rood Cunningham, Jr, George Andrew Dorsey Malcolm McMurtry Erwin, Jr B.S. B.S. Hampden-Sydney Science, Lower Forms University of South Carolina Physics, Senior Science, Davidson College General Science Mathematics Emory Gibbons Ev ans Randolph Macon College History Phillip 'W Ham PllTlLEtCll LIIIWQISIIQ Blown LIIIYCISIIN Nliddlebulx College The Soxbonne French Paul J lung Lmvei ltx of Georgia XX ashmgton and Lee UIllV6lSltX Iatln Bible 16 Daniel 'VI 'VlcN aull Plesbyterlan College LIllX6lSltX of South Calolma Peabody College Mathematics Lower Forms B.A. - L if ff' A 'D ' 1 . U B.A..v M-A: . Davidson. College ' V ,. e -,,:,,. - ., .vat v 1. Worth S. Moser Lemuel N. Norrell B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A. Wofford College Furman Univresity Middlebury College University of Virginia Vanderbilt University English National University of Colombia Spanish William Franklin Shell B.S. University of Georgia University of Chicago Laboratory Technician William Edward Walker B A M A University of South Carolina Columbia University English Hatcher Crenshaw Williams John Vlesley Woodall Richard Murrell Yankee Jr BA MA AB MA Duke Universlty Mercer University Washington and Lee University English Emor University Science and Mathematics ngllsh 17 AUXILIARY FACULTY Bernice Hall Betty Gray Wilcox Secretary Secretary Gladys Cunningham Ella Wyatt Lilly Stilwell Librarian Nurse Treasurer Louise H. Kin g Secretary Leona Barnes J. L. Brandon Emmett 0. Fouch Eunice Logan Anne I rone Iloiisekcepvi' Banclmastci' Maintenance Dietitian Dictitian R. F. Norton, NLD. V. L. Hale Ida W. Hale W. Nl. Gilbert, M. Physician Infii'mai'y Staff Infirmary Staff Physician 1 'Lf IZ.. W,,v,, M - Jkt' fx ,150 V' L' s 1'-QV. V 'ff jr. M54 .H Tl nrxtf Wx wink ,,, SE ICR LASS KIRKLAND CLARK JOICL OFFICERS PRESIDENT fF1rst Semesterj PAUL KIRKLAND HONOR COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVF DON JOYCE 20 PRESIDENT fSecond Semesterj ..................... NED CLARK l i HENRY GUTHRIE ALLEN, JR. Clem HARRISONBURG. VIRGINIA 1950-1951 CHARLES EDWARD BACHELDER, JR. Chuck KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE 1949-1951 Midget Football '49, J. V. Baseball '50g 'B' Team Basketball '50, Varsity Basketball '51, jlw PROP!-IECY Green's Gold Fillings, the most reli- able teeth fillings, proudly bring you Walter Windbag. Windbag is un- doubtedly one of the most daring newscasters of today. Although he is now serving ten consecutive four- year terms for slandering, he con- tinues to bring you his informative reports directly from Leavenworth. And now, we switch directly to Leav- enworth and Walter Windbag. Good Evening, Mr. and Mrs. Main Hall, Field House, Mrs. Darlington, South Hall, and the rowboat on the lake. Let's go to press! Basketball star Wam-Bam Hadge has just signed a contract with the professional Minne- apolis Lakers. Although the salary was not disclosed, it was reported in the five figures. An ex-great, Hook- X FQ:-N 2 232' . V, Z W I1 .5 rn , 0- W' J ' 04 ' WILLIAM JACKSON ATHA, JR. KZ' Sffffff 'J Jack 'faq' ll R0MI?48GglgFGIA 1 - Midget Football '48g Band '50-'51. H A N S E L G R 0 0 S Friendliest JoHN E. BANNER, JR. lKJOhnH MT. AIRY. NORTH CAROLINA 1950-1951 Varsity Soccer '51. DUAWE HARRIS BENNETT Banana Nose HARLAN KENTUCKY 1950 1951 J V Football 50 Glee Club 50 51 B Team Basketball 51 HENRY SHOLARS BROWN Baby CARROI LTON GEORGIA 1948 1951 J X Basketball 48 Va1s1ty Football 49 51 S9CI8talV D Club 50 51 Vue P1es1dent D Club 49 50 Glee Club 48 51 X Cablnet 48 49 I-Ion Ol Counc1l 00 51 X109 P1es1dent Hon Ol Counc1l 20 51 Soclal Commltteo 50 51 Chanman Soclal Comm1ttee 50 51 2nd Team Wild South Poot ball 50 ROBERT TRIVIBLE BOYLE DONALD ALFRED BROOME Mandrake Broome ATLANTA GEORGIA 1950 1951 V Football 50 Debatlng Club CHARLES LEE BURNTETT Country CAWE SPRING GEORGIA 1949 1991 Glee Club 49 51 Debatlng, Club 51 Jabbeuxokk Staff 50 51 22 ROME GEORGIA 1945 1951 Glee Club 49 51 Darlmgtoman Staff 46 51 Jabberwokk Staff 46 51 Bus 1ness Manager Jabberwokk 50 1 EDW ARD MILTON CLARK Ned BATON ROUGE LOUISIALA 19491951 J N Football 49 Varslty Basketball Clu 50 51 Glee Club 50 51 st Tean' 'Mld South Basketball 50 V106 P1es1dent Sen1o1 Class 50 Presldent Sen1o1 Class 51 ll - ,, if 9, ll ,Y 1 'J ' , , 3 1 , -, 5 J' . , 3 l ,51' 1 -1 . , -, 3 l y -'r . - ' ' f ' J? . , JR. T . . I fl ,Y ff ,, fl 7, .- ' '-: '49- ': ' '48-'509 Varsity Track '49-'51: 'D' Club 1512 Darlintztonian '49-'51: Band '49- '50-L51,S Y3l'SitY Baseball ,'50j'51: QD' .rx-:Q .Il . a 1 -v ,- l l . - ' I A '-- y Y- .,' - w 1 y , 1 vv - 1 v I . ' ' . Y . l ' V. -' v-' -1 . Y' - . '- l - ' - ' Y 9 -1 . . 'l - - E shot Mummert will have to be drop- ped to make room for the new star. This will be a sad blow to Mummert's few admirers . . . Boston: Crooner Frankie Joe White has become such a hit on television that he now has to broadcast four shows daily to satisfy his sandal fans . . . Rome: Player and Coach Bunny Petersen will lead the Darlington Mites into the Diaper Bowl on Jan. 1. His team is a heavy favorite due to Petersen's sterling play all year . . . Cowpens, S. C.: Cow-King Cow Cothran is thinking about a plan wherein he will cross his cows with Durango Dennie's bulls in an effort to get a new race of cattle . . . Mayo Clinic: After killing four peo- ple in experiments, Dr. Jo Stegall has hit upon a way to remove teeth pain- lessly. His successful work on David Garland has enabled Dave to sign a movie contract . . . Boise, Idaho: As a result of detailed study, geologists Drs. Lynn and Dunlap have discov- ered that rocks are natural rather than artificial. It took them ten years to find this out . . . Dayton, Ohio: On authoritative information, I FREDERICK GORDON COBB ROBERT EDMUNDS COTHRAN Hstudn KGCOWS! HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA AIKEN, SOUTH CAROLINA 1949-1951 1947-1951 J. V. Basketball '50g Team Basket- J. V. Football '49-'509 Varsity Soccer J 0 E W H I T E ball '50: Varsity Track '50g Darling- '50-'51g Varsity Track '50-'51. tonian Staff '50-'51. Best Mannered CLAUDE CARWILE CRAWFORD PETER STOKES CUNNINGHAM Chick Pete ROCKMART, GEORGIA SUMTER. SOUTH CAROLINA 1950-1951 Varsity Football '49-505 'D' Club '49-'51. EDWIN I' XLWIER DEARIING Palmer SA VAINNAH FEORGIA 1950 1951 V3lSltW Football 50 Valslty Basket bal 51 15 ESLEY LAMAR DICKENTS Mugglns SPA RTA GFORGIA 1950 1951 J N Football 50 RICHARD LEE DENNIE Durango DALLAS TEXAS 1950 1951 J V Football 50 J V Soccer MARK 01 ERTONI DICKERSONI Speedy Rl THERPORDTON NORTH CAROLIINA 1949 1951 J X Footbal 49 Valsltv Football 50 Xaxsltv Soccu 50 51 Yarslty Tlack 50 ol 4 VHLLI KM ANDRES DEVANE Bl FAYETTILVILLE NORTH CAROLINA 1950 1951 WILMER MOORE DICKEY JR MUSELLA CEORGIA 1949 1951 Valslty Baseball 50 51 Varsity Soc cel 50 51 J V Football 50 1 I r ' ' I A 4 I .5 ,, gg 99 as 'nn 'l' , 1 . I v I ' 1 . . - , ' - ' .V , - . . , . . 51. l' . Y Y A A Y 4 f A A 1 ' u ll 71 Cl ' 7, -'A Dlck , , V ' v . . ' . ' 1 1 . ' . 1 . ' ' 1 . ' - ' ' 1' . ' . - ,. v -v . 1 - . v -v . 1 y , , , - - . . . r 'r 0 hu M A LCOLM MCNEI L DICK SON s4Macks9 HARLAN. KENTUCKY 1950-1951 Debating Club '51. WILLIAM ANDERSON DUNLAI' nBiuyn ATLANTA. GEORGIA 1949-1951 J. V. Football '49g Varsity Basketball '50-'51g Varsity Track '50-'51, Var- sity Football '50g Honor Council '49- '51g Vice President Honor Council '50- '51g 'Y' Cabinet '49-'51g Glee Club '50- '51g 'D' Club '51. am exposing the new wrestling idol, Lovely Cuddles Privette, as a fake. Lovely Cuddles, prior to changing his name from Slimy, was defeated by unknowns Hercules Hornbuckle and Stinky Strand, who everyone admits, are two of the worst wrest- lers .... Atlanta: Talmadge Dickey, Gov. of Ga., has again made a monkey of himself. He appointed Honest Jack Atha and Frog Worley to lead investigations of alleged automobile thefts. It is commonly known that these two, along with Boss Bob Boyle, are leaders of the crime syndi- cate in Georgia . . . Philadelphia: The 1975 winner of the Sullivan Trophy fawarded to the most outstanding athletej goes to Lamar Dickens. Af- ter continually telling everyone how good he is, he couldn't help but win . . . Washington: Drs. Emery Flinn, and T. A. Kirkland have been an- nounced as the 1975 Nobel Prize win- ners in medicine. They work jointly on a process which provides eternal life for any human with a brain small- ROBERT FRANK DUNDERVILL, JR. ssnobbyvn ROME, GEORGIA 1947-1951 Mite Football '47g Midget Basketball '47g Midget Baseball '48g J. V. Base- ball '49g Varsity Football '49g Varsity Baseball '50-'51, 'D' Club '51, D O N J O Y C E Best Scholar WILLIAM ANDERSON DUPRE, JR. SGDOM ROME. GEORGIA 1945-1951 Varsity Tennis '49-'51g 'D' Club '49- '51g Social Committee '49-'51. TRAVIS GARY FITTS EMERY FLINN JR Gary 111 1-USCALQQSA ALABAMA WINSTON SALEM NORTH CAROLINA 1949 1951 1947 1951 Valslty Soccer 49 51 UPPCI' Ten 47 50 DAVID GORDON GARLAND OLIVER HAMMOND GREEN M0059 01119 JONESBORO TENNESSEE MYETTEVILLE xomu CAROLINA 1949 1951 1950 19-11 J y Basketball 50 XRISIIW Football 50 Darlmgtoman Staff 50 26 ALBERT FAIREY GANDY Mahat Gandhn HARTSVILLE SOUTH CAROLINA 1949 1951 Glee Club 49 51 B Team Basket ball 49 50 Darhngtoman Staff '49 50 Jabberwokk Staff 51 Varslty Tennis 51 Busmess Mgr Darling W ERNER WHITFIELD GROOS Hansel HARLAN KENTUCKY 1947 1951 Superlatlve Most Frlendly arslty Soccer Mgr 51 , . H 9, uE n as 'U , A ,' v 1 I . , , , y r -r . 4 1 - - ' 1 ! 7 ! , ' ' - , - r . s . ' Y 9 . , i . . . , 7 ' - tonlan 50. as 91 .4 - ,, 41 n v v ' ' V v 1 - - ' ' ' ' ' 7 . ' . ' - ' J ' 77 7 , . z V f . .V ' , 49-'50, 7 X7 ' 7 w I MICHAEL HADGE HMike!! WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA 1950-1951 Head Cheerleader '50-'51g Varsity Bas- Social Committee '50-'51. ketball '51g 'D' Club '51g Varsity Ten- nis '51. BROADUS LOWELL HEAD Lowell ALMA. GEORGIA 1949-1950 J. V. Football '49. er than a flea's. Palmer Dearing was the first successful patient . . . N.Y.C.: Ace photographers Weasel Howie and Flash Jones have been sent to Russia to obtain accurate prints of the war by N. Y. Times president, John Howell. Red tape in Washing- ton was overcome as a result of aid from Sens. Clark Jones and Larry Mc- Donald. Incidentally, these two sen- ators were voted jointly as the most expendable men in our entire govern- ment . . . N.Y.C.: TIME magazine ar- tist, Bill Rogers, was recently sued for insulting N. Y. Times President John Howell. It seems that the back- ground of Howell's picture was sup- posed to represent his great contri- butions to society. Rogers, now know- ing how to draw a face well enough, let Howell's face show his progress instead. Result-a blank face . . . Washington: More graft has been un- covered in our government. Four high officials are involved. Chief Jus- TUDOR GILBERT HALL ClBuddy9! I-IIGHLANDS, NORTH CAROLINA 1948-1951 HARRY PETERSEN BestAthlete CECIL GASTON HEFNER, JR. C6HefD LINCOLNTON. NORTH CAROLINA 1948-1951 Midget Baseball '49g J. V. Baseball '50g Glee Club '49-'51g Debating Club '49-'51g Darlingtonian Staff '50-'51. RICHARD LAWRENCE HENSDALE WILLIAM LARRY HILL JOHN RANSOM HINES JR Dlck HIII Bllly John FAYETTEVILLE NORTH CAROLINA MOUNT BERRY GEORGIA HOGANSVILLE GEORGIA 1949 1951 1946 1951 1959 1951 Glee Club 49 51 Mldget Basketball 46 47 Glee Club Debatmg Club 51 JIMMY MORGAN HORNBUCHLE JOHN WESLEY HOWELL JOHN SANDALL HOWIE Hornblower Johnme John OMEGA GEORGIA ROME GEORGIA FAYETTEVILLE NORTH CAROLINA 1950 1951 1950 1951 194s 1951 Glee Club 50 51 Glee Club 50 51 J V Basketball 49 50 Varslty Track 50 51 Jabberwokk Staff 49 51 Var sity Soccer 51 28 - ' '49-'51g Jabberwokk S5aff,'50-'51. ' I JON BARRY HUBBARD 6iAlbe!! ATLANTA, GEORGIA 1949-1951 CLARK WORTLEY JONES scBuckys1 DALTON, GEORGIA 1950-1951 J. V. Football '50g Glee Club '50-'51 JOHN SWANTON IVY, JR. Buck ATHENS. GEORGIA 1950-1951 CLIFFORD JONES, JR. Jonsey NORCROSS. GEORGIA 1948-1951 Varsity Soccer '49-'51g Varsity Track '50-'513 Glee Club '49-'51g 'D' Club '51g Jabberwokk Staff '50-'51. tice Larry Hill was trying to steal the gold from Fort Knox. Sec. of Treas- ury Peter Rascoe was making phony dollar bills with his picture rather than Washington's. Atty. Gen. Pat Parker was selling the plans of our new Oxygen Bomb to Russia. How- ever, to top them all is Draft Board Leader Don Broome, who was making the other three pay a cut to him. The United States might well be proud of its FBI Leader, J. Edgar Dickerson, who exposed the scandals . . . Her- shey, Pa.: Brown's Mule president Clem Allen has produced a new chew- ing tobacco which is supposed to be so sweet smelling that women will start chewing it instead of using per- fume . . . Rochester, N. Y.: The Breasy Greek - Gene Roberts - has once more received outstanding mention for doing nothing. Roberts continues in the fine tradition which he started at prep school of never doing anything right . . . Hollywood: JIMMY WIGGINS Most Likely To Succeed DONALD MORTON JOYCE Don WIINSTON SALEM NORTH CAROLINA 1947 1951 Mldget Basketball 48 49 Mxdget Ten ms 48 49 J V Basketball 50 Up per Ten 47 51 Debating Club 49 51 Vars1ty Tenms 50 51 Darlmg toman Staff 49 51 Jabberwokk Staff 51 Honor Councll 50 51 Radlo Club 47 48 French Studles Award 50 Asst Edltor Jabberwokk 50 51 Plesldent Debatmg Club 51 1xENT EDW ARD LEHNHERR Luclus CARTERSVILLE GEORGIA KENDAL FEAGANS KENEMER THOMAS A KIRKLAND Kay Tommy DALTON GEORGIA LONDON ENGLAND 1949 1951 1950 1951 Mldget Footbaxl 49 50 Band 50 51 Debatmg Club 51 Vlce Presldent De Cheerleader 49 51 batlng Club 51 RICH XRD BERTR-KM LOCKEB1 1 KRRY J LYNN Duck Bobo DAYTONA BEACH FLORIDA MIDIAND TEXAS 1947 1951 19481951 19501951 Varslty Track 50 51 Varslty Soccer J V Football 43 49 Vafslty 'lfaclx J X Football 50 50 51 Glee Club 50 51 49 51 30 . , JR. as 11 sa 91 as 11 ' - , . , A - 1 y . - ' 1 -1 , 1 -1 , ' 1 . ' - ' . , , U ' , . 1 -1 ' , ' 1 , - , . . , - - - 1 1 , ' 1 - , - . . . , , . . 1 ' 1 ' - 1 -1 . 1 '50-'51g Glee Club '50-'51g 'D' Club 1 , -1 Y t . , l . 1 1 , ' 1 , ' 1 1 - 1 1 , I . , - ' . . 1 , A x , 4: . 1 U . ,, an - 11 u 11 , .' , 1 .' , - V , y . - 1 -1 , ' 1 , 7 1 r 1 , 1 lv ' ,' , - ' - . . J V Football 50g Glee Club '50-'51, Glee Club 50 513 Varsity Basketball CURRY JULIAN MAY RODNEY LYNN MOAK Doc Rodne WASHINTON, GEORGIA LINDALE. GEORGIA 1950-1951 1944-1951 Mite Football '44-'46g Midget Foot- Movie lover Charles Booya's real name has at last been discovered. It is Charles Lee Burnett. No wonder he changed it! Milledgeville: Dr. Ce- cil Hefner, while trying for his fourth straight doctor's degree, cracked up. He is now in the sanitarium . . . Chi- cago: Don Smith and Jimmy Thacker were elected the most outstanding players in pro football this year. Noseless Hines, ex-boxer, who has now taken up football, was the biggest flop . . . Paris: Pianist Kendall Kene- mer was shot and killed today by mob- ster Honest Jim Wiggins. Wiggins, an apparent mental case, simply mum- bled something about hating pianos. His lieutenant, John Banner, will take over his fortune in gambling. Banner was a former trigger-man and is suit- able for the job . . . Detroit: Social- ites Bill DeVane and Bob McFather announce plans for marriage. Rev. Dick Welton will officiate . . . Los Angeles: Joe Palmer and Dick Lock- eby are the leading candidates for Most Stimulating Male of the Year . . White Sands, N. M.: Reports by NED CLARK ball '47-'48g J. V. Football '49g Var- sity Football '50g Varsity Track '50- '51g Varsity Soccer '48-'51g Glee Club '49-'-51. GORDON A. MUMMERT LAWRENCE PATTON McDONALD Gordon Larry ATLANTA, GEORGIA ATLANTA. GEORGIA 50-1951 1949-1951 President Stamp Club '49-'50g Upper Ten '49-'51g Darlingtonian Staff '49- '51g Associate Editor Darlingtonian Staff '50-'51g Debating Club '51. Most Popular ROBERT HUGHES McFATHER Bob CANTONT GEORGIA 1950 1951 Glee Club 50 51 Debatmg Club 51 08 THOMASVILLE GEORGIA 1948 1951 Cheel leader 48 51 STRICKLAND NEW SOM WILLIAM RICHARD NEWTON Struck Bl SAINDERSVILLE GEORGIA ATLANTA GEORGIA 1950 1951 1950 1951 Valslty Football 50 Glee Club 50 V Football 50 51 Varslty Soccer 51 Debating Club 51 Crl IC Debating Club 51 Pa ROME GEORGIA 1944 1951 Mute Football 46 Mlte Basketball 41' 47 Mldget Basketball 48 49 J Basketball 50 Baseball Mgr 50 Football Mgl 50 32 John MILWAL KEE WISCONSIN 1950 1951 Valslts Soccer 51 44 yy as ' ss as 'lln JOSEPH I. PALMER CHELSEY PATRICK PARKER JOHN DAVISSON PERRY HJ ,, as tn u n . 1 -v I ' ' 5 ' 9 J- . ' K, . Y I r 3 ' Y s -r 5 ' V' HARRY F. PETERSEN III Pete COLUMBIA. SOUTH CAROLINA 1945-1951 Varsity Track '47-'51, Varsity Foot- ball '48-'50, Honorable Mention Mid- South Football '48g 2nd Team Mid- South Football '49g lst Team Mid- South Football '50g Billy Wyatt Block- ing Trophy '49g Varsity Basketball '50-'51g 'D' Club, Vice President 'D' Club '50-'51g Vice-President Junior Class '49-'50g 'Y' Cabinet '50-'51g Vice- President 'Y' Cabinet '50-'51g Glee Club '49-'51. JOHN PETER RASCOE Punk WINDSOR. NORTH CAROLINA 1950-1951 Glee Club '50-'51. scientist Rodney Moak that there had been an earthquake were erroneous. The disturbance was a result of Mul- titude Strange's slipping and falling in his home . . . Fort Benning, Ga.: As a result of Gen. J. May's demand for more soldiers to fight in Russia, four hale and hearty volunteers have been drafted. Private Swanton Ivy has enlisted in the infantry. Pvt. Chuck Bachelder was frozen for per- sonnell work overseas. Pvt. Gary Fitts was chosen to test jets - over Russia, and Pvt. Albert Gandy, due to his high I. Q., was given overall com- mand of garbage collection in the U. S .... Pittsburgh: CIO President, Duane Bennett, and A. F. of L. Pres- ident, Hansel Groos, have reached a new wage agreement with ice-cream tycoon Kent Lehnherr. The workers will work six hours a week with a minimum pay of 25500.00 per week. Due to these fine working conditions, John Tanner has at last applied for a job . . . Rome: Bill DuPre will prob- ably graduate this year from Darl- DA VID McNEIL PRIVETTE Large David DAYTON. OHIO 1944-1951 Mite Football '44-'45g Midget Foot- ball '46-'47g J. V. Football '48g Var- sity Football '49-'50g Mite Baseball '45-'46g Midget Baseball '47g Midget Basketball '45-'46g Rifle Club '45-'46g Midget Soccer '49g Varsity Soccer '49- '51g Varsity Track '49-'51g Vice-Pres- ident Freshman Class '47-'48g Glee Club '50-'51g 'D' Club '5l. HARRY EUGENE ROBERTS KSGe.ne!Y KINGS MOUNTAIN. NORTH CAROLINA 1948-1951 J. V. Baseball '493 Varsity Soccer '49- '513 Varsity Baseball '50-'51g 'Y' Cab- inet '50-'51g President, 'Y' Cabinet '50-'51: Glee Club '50-'51. ington Prep School . . . Front-Lines, H E N R Y B R 0 W N Best All-Round VIILLI KM FISKE ROGERS LEROY HAMPTON SIWIKINS B1 Roy JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA ALC LSTA GEORGIA 1950 l9al 1950 1951 Cheelleadel 50 51 Dallmgtonlan J I Football 50 Glee Club 50 51 Staff 50 51 Jabbelxxolxk Staff 50 51 Glee Club 50 51 DOW EXRL SMITH Beaver ATI ANTA CEORGIA 19.10 1951 XAISICX Football '10 Glee Club JO HFNTDERSON STEC XLL JR LINDALE CEORC IA 19441901 J X Basketball 49 50 X3ISltX Base ball 48 51 Plesxdtnt FICSIIIIIRTI Claw 4 48 X1ceP1f.s1dent SOPIIOHIOIC Class 48 49 Jabbuxxokk Staf 4' Glue Club 50 51 Pxtmucltnt b 5 u ' 34 BXRRY EV VVS SMITH Barn ROME GEORC IA 1946 1951 Nlldget Football 46 44 J V Foot ball 48 49 Honol Councll 41 50 Socxal COI'!1I'l11tte6 50 51 ALSTINT CL IRR STR UND Mouse CREENSBORO NORTH CAROLINA 1948 19.11 511112812 Football 49 Honox Council 48 50 Xue Pxtbldent Honor Council 49 50 1 Cablntt 48 51 hte Pxes ultnt X Cabinet 50 51 Daxlmgton lan Staff 48 51 1'dlto1 Dal mg toman 50 51 Jabbuuoltlx Staff 49 51 -Xabt Iwlltol Jabbuuokk 49 51 I SOCCQI 50 ' 1 . 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'48- '50g Jabberwokk Staff '48-'51g Glee Club '50-'51g 'D' Club '50-'51. JAMES DEWITT THACKER DONALD ROBERT TRUNDLE 66Jimmy9! 44B0bN ROME- GEORGIA ATLANTA, GEORGIA 1950-1951 19504951 Varsity Football '509 Glee Club '50- Varsity Football '50g Varsity Track '51g lst Team Mid-South Football '50. '51, Russia: Pvt. Chick Crawford is again in the news. For his complete disregard of commands and deser- tion of duty he has been shipped back to the front lines . . . Palestine, Pa.: Bob Dundervill has again called for world combination of the valuable minerals. He has, of course, nomin- ated himself as head of this group . . . Dallas, Texas: Dirty David Wal- thall was at last apprehended by the FBI. Long wanted for robbing blind people, he was arrested as he tripped a war veteran in downtown Dallas who has lost his legs in the war . . . Also arrested was his protege, Shave- less Trundle, who long has been the slickest opium dealer. Trundle calm- ly walked into headquarters stating his mouthpiece and brains, Roy Sim- kins, would soon have him out . . . N. Y. C.: Hands Clark's petition to play pro basketball has again been denied. Officials claim he is too much out of proportion. They recommend he join a carnival freak act instead . . . Moscow: Russian radio expert Tudor Hall has reported that he has MIKE HADGE BestLooking LOUIS JEROME VOGT JR DAVID BARCLAY WALTHALL III WILLIAM TINSLEY WARMATI-I Bones ROME GEORGIA 1944 1951 Mlte Football 44 Mldget Football 45 47 J V Football 48 49 Val slty Football 50 Mlte Basketball 44 Mldget Basketball 45 Mldget SOCC61 47 Varslty Soccer 50 51 Varslty Club 45 Glee Club 50 51 Dave Bump RICHMOND VIRGINIA GREENSBORO NORTH CAROLINA 1947 1951 1948 1951 Mldget basketball 48 49 Mldget Ten Glee Club 49 51 President Sopho n1s 48 49 Varslty Tenms 50 51 D more Class 48 49 Presldent Jun1or Club 51 Darlmgtoman Staff 47 50 Class 49 50 Varslty Tenms 49 51 Debatmg Club 51 Club 49 51 Debatmg Club 49 1 Y Cabmet '49 '51 Honor Coun 51 Jabberwokk Staff 51 JAMES MARVIN WIGGINS RICH ARD NELSON WELTON JOSEPH SENTER sw HITE JR 'y A LBAN Y GEORGIA Rlchard oe 1947 1951 TROY Noun CAROLINA WEST PAIM BEACH FLORIDA M1te Football 47 Mxdget Football 19491951 'W' '95' 48 J v Football 49 Mldgen Basket G1 Cl b 50 51 3 B lx tb ll ball 47 49 J V Basketball 49 50 hnglgzergelgggibjg 5J0 216208232 ee u alsltv as 6 a Mldget Baseball 48 49 Varsxty Base ball 50 51 Upper Ten 47 51 R8d10 Club 47 48 Debatmg Club 49 51 Darlmgtonlan Staff 49 51 Jabber wokk Staff 49 51 Asslst Ed1torJab berwokk 49 51 Edltor Jabberwokk 50 51 Secretary Debatlng' Club 51 '36 l l , . 54 11 as , 91 u 11 . , . . - 1 -1 , - - 1 -1 , - - , , . ' , , . V ' 1 -1 , - I 1 -1 , 1 1 1 -1 ,, - , - . - ' ' ', I . ' , l 1 , ' - - 1 :1 , 1 -1 , I' ' '1 1 , . ' 1 , - 1 ' , 1 , :Dv 1 '1 . ' -1 , 1 ' - 7 ' 1 , - 1 1 , - 95 . 4 Y ' - . - 1 ' ' . ' . ' . Track '49-'50g 'D' Club '50-'51g Rifle 5:11 350-'51g Presldent Honor Councxl 1 : 1 -1 D 50- Q I ,Y ' 7, . , 1 1 4 A A Y ' 41 1 11 HJ U ' ' , , A . ' . , . . 1 - ' 1 - - 1 , 1 , - I 1' 1 I 1 1 - - - ' Y v . 7 . ' . - ' , , - ' I ' 5, .Q . ', -', g V51 - , , A. ' , -, . . 1 1 ' - ' 1 -1 , , 1 -1 , - Y Y 1 1 . ' 1 1 . - - - ' 1 1 - ' - 3 - , , , 1 -1 , ' - - , . 1 1 , - ' 1 1 1 1 , - 1 - , . 1 ROY SIMKINS BOB TRUNDLE picked up messages from Mars. No- body but John Perry and the Russians believe him. Perry is the new spokes- man for the Communist Party. How- ever it has been learned that the brains in back of the party is Barry Smith. It is because of the stupidity of the Red leaders that the U. S. feels it will eventually win the war . . . N. Y. C.: Bump Warmath, the M. C. of the radio program We Shoot Bull has finally been called the king bullshooter because of his great phrase, but wait till you hear this one. . . . Chicago: The next Demo- cratic candidate for president is like- ly to be Henry S. Brown. He is thought by many to be exactly like the late ex-president, Harry S. Tru- man . . . Albany, N. Y.: Hamlet will reopen tonight in a trial run with that new rage of the stage, Barry Hub- bard, in the starring role. Dick Hens- dale will play the witch . . . Atlanta: Hot-rod racer Jerry Vogt has again failed to win a race. He now holds the record for most races without a win . . . Winston-Salem: The social register has dropped the Don M. Joyces, who will get a divorce soon. Mrs. Joyce claims Don married her for her money and not for love. . . . Los Angeles: Bill Newton has opened his new revolutionary nite- club which only allows women guests. The police are watching his estab- lishment cautiously . . . Harlan, Ky.: It's still a big question around here as to whether Mack Dickson has cut it yet or if he ever will. His father is still awaiting a reply . . . And now I leave you with this thought-that whatever is written may not compli- ment everybody, but usually it's true. Wittiest Staff '-19350. WESLEY ROBERT WORLEY nB0bs1 ROME, GEORGIA 1948-1951 Midget Football '47g Varsity Football '49-'50g Glee Club l-19-'51g Jabberwokk BestDressed GORDON NUMMERT SENICDRS WIT I-ICDLJT PICTURES SIRI I' XNIIRI' I I Ixl X Buddx lurk 'III' POR NI-XXI IIPSTPR IPOIU 19.10 919 SIRI Bohhx 'III' IPUR I9 0 N ro 1 N fm 1th I Jlm 'VIIIFNS IPURI IA BOBBX IJOX XL I-R XSIPR Hobbs RONH- IFORI I-X 19.10 I4 nm f mil Ji N IIXNI IHUNIXN NIKXNNI Bulls sm rm Wlole T-X POI 19 0 Sltx 0 1 J If IN NN XLI HIL X RONH- CFORI IA 19 0 IION IIULN I I X 0 lxylg N H ii n NI'NlI'R I-UI Ill X I-URI I ROI 'I I.Ii I . .' IWS. JR. SMX ,'I'IiI I'.Xl'l. ' RKI N J lm. 3. ui GIA , I.' I . JI :lx ' 194- .50 Varsity Ifmmtlmull '5Il. Varsity I Iill '-129-'5U: Plc liIlIII Sm' ' 'lass '54lg 'IJ'l'Iuh'41v :II ROI 'I H I'II'fIl'INI'f .XYI'UI'K YH V- . Im' Z' GM .-xl'Gl'.' .113 ual.-'I 1950 YZIITIIX If: Hall '503 lrt ' -am BVI- Sm Iffmtlull '50. .IA MES SC'0'l l' I 0R'I' ANTUN fQAxL'l' yI.:RN 'I 119IEIA1454xI:195rnIA Mums ff: mv' Var. j Fo tbzll '5Ug Glu- CIUI ' Y ' -' ' 3 UAL' 1 .. 'Ich .n -'yy ua'xliu VZXVFIU' FU'-IIIIHII 50- Varsity 'ootlmll 50. Gl'?UlU9l'I wi I I l'0N WII. .lui slfkl' N WILL --L ..I l .. SYI. ' I -, 1:2 ual,-I A1-LA, 1-AI G3 Q A limo ,950 Yzwsity IPIHIIIIZIII 8502 film- VI I frll. 218 State of fJ90lgld Qounty of Floyd City of Rome Austin C Strand Attorney at Law We the members of the class of 1901 iealizing that we are about to depart into the gieat beyond fiom whence no man ietulns leaving behind all oui worldly possessions do hereby pioyide md dlrect the destinations of said possessions We the seniois of 1951 of said city county and st ite do hereby make publish and piesent this oui Last Will and Testament Item I Juniol classes have come thlough precedent to expect from senior classes 1 be quest of mentality Having none to spare we can only bequeath to them our extraordln ary luck with instiuctions not to ovei work it ITEM II To our belov ed teachers we give all our old exam papers that they may gaze were lemarkably brilliant pupils and not expect too much of the ones who come after Item III The following may seem but trifling bequests but we hope they may be ac cepted not as worthless things lavlshlv thrown away because we no longer can keep them but as valuable assets to those who may recelye them and a continued remlndei of oul generosity of heart Bobby Andrews leave my ability to talk long and say nothing to Dan Chandler Chuck Bachelder leave John Brown and his many questions to Burt Collins David Walthall leaye by peroxide to Scott Dean Bill Rogers leave my creations in cheesecake to Jerry Felker to do whatev er he wishes Julian May will leue for the almv and carry Bob Green ilong with me Jo Btegall leave my famous left arm to Pistol Knight. Dick Dennie leave my vers xtile athletic ability to Teddy Hairis. Don Joyce leave Mr. Mac s tennis coa-hing to Howard New ton. Cecil Hefner leave Eduardo to Mr. Moser. Joe White leave my mellow' voice to Edmund Ford. Lamar Dickens leave my ability to tell others how good I am to Dirty R Ltcliffe. Bill Dunlap leave my ability to run like a cow' to Ceorge Meals. Bill DuPre leave my wit in Mr. Moser s class to whoever wants his wrath. Hansel Groos leave my good luck to all the new boys in the years to come. Guthrie Allen leave my non-coordination to Harry Oldham. Dave Privette leave my bathroom and smoking parlor to Bill McDonald. , Pete Rascoe, leave my profile to James Becker. , Ben Williamson, don't leave nobody nothing, I'll need it all. 39 K , ' . 'I , .,'.' f 'u ' 1 ' . . . .L ' . . ' K L K ' ' ,, . D . V, . ,. .VZ y U ' Y ,l T. ' . . . L. . v . . , ' K. ' . I. 2 - K, , Uv' . v K. 1 , v 1 4 I ' - .T. ' K' T- 7 A' ' T' on them in after years and sigh for the days that are gone. 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Y 1 . , , , H 2 rv I, , - 1 ' I, , ' ' f. f .' . - I, . , ' f ' ' ' 1, , J I, - , . v 1 I I T W L AND TESTAME Clrnton Strange leaxe mx pennx pmchmg ab1l1ty to Mr Scott Jlmmx Thacker leaxe Trundle s room to some other llxrng day student Jerrx Vogt leaxe mx ab1l1t1es as an All Mid South end to Erlch broos I Mrke Hadge leaxe mx frrst DOSltlOll on the All Mld South horseshoe team to that xer satrle athlete Edgar PTICQ I Bob Trundle leaxe mx sloppx clothes to Doug Connah I Henry Broxxn leaxe D S B xxrth the understandlng, that Petersen rs to take care of my gul durrng my absence I Bob Dunderxrll leaxe mx baseball gloxe to mx lrttle brother and the mte llfe ln East Rome to the gang Bob Cothran leaxe my loxe of comrc books bop records and coxxs to Bobbx Wel ons Ned Clark leaxe my flrst base posrtron to that future all round flop Robert Veal Larry Lxnn leaxe mx curlx han to Banana Nose Bennett John Banner leaxe my rnabrlrty at soccer to Grlffm Martm Gordon Mummert leaxe mx baeketball legs to Brooks Blltch Rodney Moak leaxe mv spare trme to C H Math IS John Hoxxre leaxe mx abrhtx to mess up on key plctures for the annual to Van Enloe Duane Bennett leaxe mx banana nose to Allen Spearman Mark Drckerson leaxe my trght shuts and name Speedv to Tom Blalock Pete Cunnlngham leaxe mx fme broxxn frame to Blllx Ravxson James Fort leaxe my Bull SESSIONS to Ralph McCask1ll Jlmmy Hornbuckle leaxe my looke to J1mmV Jones Barry Smlth leaxe my reserx ed seat at Trlly s to Bob Maulsbx Rlchard Welton leaxe senlor lrghts on for Earlx to bed Edxxrn Gene Roberts leaxe mx Sue to some other hapless trger Daxe Garland leaxe mx good looks and romantlc xxaxs to AlCh19 Hyde We the Semor Flass of 1951 haxrng to the best of our knoxxledge and abxlrtx placed these grfts xxhere thex xxrll be most applecratcd md xxhere thex rrghtfullx belong do ln xxltness thereof set our hand and se rl rn the presence of the underslgned xxrtnesses Semor Class of DdlllIlg'1Oll School 1951 Srgned sealed publlshed and declared to bc thc Last Wlll md Test rment of sald SLIIIOI Class rn our presence md ln the prescnct of c ich other do herebx sat our hand as xx1t NESS lvlllldlh Russell 'lItDonald Ill Donald 'llorton Jox cc 40 I . 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Wright L., Boyd, McNair, Liles: SECOND ROXV: Dean, Nlcllonald W., Little R., Morris W., Chandler: THIRD ROVV: Mears, Rogers G. WVood- bury, Puryear, Follins, Spearman: FOURTH ROVV: Narmore, Price, Binder. Willis, Buskillg FIFTH ROW: Parker F.. McCraw, Blalock, Blitch. Groos E.: SIXTH ROVV: Robinson, Carr, Gordy. Oldham, Wellonsg SEVENTH ROVV: Rawson, Cooper Jim. Wicker. Veal, Maulsby R., Becker. LASS MOSS R QLILLIAL BURTS R SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT RKNDI BURTS HONOR COUINCIL REPRESENTATIVE BOB MOSS 44 1, T v, 1 VICE PRESIDENT ........................ RONNIE QUILLIAN 1 3 FIRST ROW: Loeb, VVare, Trammell, Kirkland J., Brame, Ledbetter: SECOND ROW: Mixon, Dundervill W., Brinson, Hill J., Wright H.: THIRD ROW: Ford E., Moss R., Clark N., Smith L.: FOURTH ROW: Hand, Luxenberg, Ottley, Burts R., Miller: FIFTH ROW: Woodard, Wilkinson, Claxton, Neville: SIXTH ROW: Rosenburg, Paris, Ebert R., Braselton. FIRST ROW Johnson Glersch, Gilham, Cookson, Rudisill E., Kelly: SECOND ROW: Dodge Lamar Shuford Wimbish, Michael: THIRD ROW: Hine, Carraway, Cunning- ham W Qullllan Beard FOURTH ROW: Bentley, Gill, Rhodes, Glenn, Thompson, FIFTH ROW Wesley Hamilton W., Schenck, Anderson. Freshman Class Officers PRESIDENT . . usonms wIxTEmux VICE-PRESIDENT . . ROBERT REOWN HONOR COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE. . HARRY HEINITSH W ATFRMAN, KEOWN, HEI NITSH FIPST POVK Harxex freer Starnes D Iuthrle lxeoun Storm Horslew Grant Sl'C'O'NDROVl landelll Smith YN Sorw Xustln Illsmultes THIRD ROW Bregger ROKR Barulclt Wlaulsbx Il Pord.l Nhtthell l-lensonl SIXTH POVS Helder land ler laxl0rJ Hwde Sl'Xl-NTH ROW Waterman l-ICJHTH ROW SmlthE Jonesl Hall Nl Hemltsh lord 1 46 1:1214-lghuck, gcofhf-f shell: f6L'1zTH Iicijvf Harie, Si,-I-Qs, Blolfros, wnljanlg dg FIFTH STARNES W HUNTER MOSS J LOWER FORMS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT BILL STARNES VICE PRESIDENT JACK MOSS HONOR COUNCIL REPRESFNTATIVE JACK HUNTER 47 ' . 1 FIRST ROW: Bain, Hamil, Griffin C., Taylor B., Harbin, Starnes B., Martin W.: SEC- OND ROW: Burts W., Rankin, Veach, Hall L., Matthews: THIRD ROW: Hagood, Broach, Shear, Williams G., Simmons: FOURTH ROW: Mann, Hunter J., Simons, Ham, Morris: FIFTH ROW: Forsythe. Jenkins, Guest, Davis T.: SIXTH ROW: Little G., Broome R., Garnett, Petersen E., Pesterfield. GR DES IX and SEVE FIRST ROW: McCamy D., Brown J.. Allen J., Strain Cooper J., Roser, Moss J., Noble: SECOND ROW: Landsell R., Wood J., Henson S., Dempsey. Newton D.: THIRD ROW: Williams J., Akridge, Harper, Strain E., Black: FOURTH ROW: Yeargan, Foy, Battle, Dobbins, Lyman: FIFTH ROW: Minish, Wilcox, Ebert VY.. Kane: SIXTH ROVV: Hackett, Rudisell M., Nicholson, McCamy R.: SEVENTH ROVV: Marr. Cahana. ,, , 0 ef A , ATHLETICS VARSITY FGGTBALL COACH LYNN HEAD COACH SAMMONS COACH ERWIN CAPTAINS JIMMY THACKER HARRY PETERSEN A C C pt in 50 Darhngton Darllngton Darlmgton Darllngton Darllngton Darlington Darllngton Darlington SEASON S RECORD St Andrews S M A Castle Helghts 12 G M A Baylor T M I Notre Dame 19 McCall1e , 9 ' 65 . 0 ' 38 . . . 7 . 32 . ' 6 . . . 7 1 ' 6 39 Darlington 12 U. of S. 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Z 759. 1. :55 Q ...BQ I 'vp-.,'E:,- PAUL KIRKLAND BOBBY FRASIER BOB TRUNIJLE End Ha fback Tackle RONNY QUILLIAN CHICK CR KW FORD LEON HOUSTON Center Guard Quarterback DON SMITH I uard The football season concluded vxlth a good record that showed good coaching on the part of Head Coach Son Sammons Mr Ross Lvnn and Mr Mack Erwin It ended in a good spirit vxhlch had been held all vear by both the team and the student body The Tigers opened their 1950 season against St Andrevxs on September 22 and thus came to their first ln a serles of vlc Tiger backs crossed the double stripes led bx Jimmx Thacker Bobbx Ax cock a n d Henrx Broxxn xxlth a pair each Fras 1er Bob Moss Vernon and B111 Palmer helped to hustle up the highest Darlington score in re cent x ears Coach Sammons used 02 thirty five players agalnst the luckless inexperienced St An drexxs eleven Darlington scored tvxo touchdovxns ln the first quarter three more in the sec ond three ln the thlrd and two 1n the fourth but St Andrevxs never got over the mid field stripe Houston converted five times for the Tigers Darling ton 65 St Andrews 0 The follovxmg Frldax the T1 tarx Academx at Sexxanee Ten nessee xx here thex trounced the Cadets 38 7 Frasier scored four times for the Lakesiders xx hereas Woodburx and Thacker xxent across the strlpes a time apiece The first half xxas a closelx contested ball game xx h V I . L, . ' 7 0 I .. N , A . ' . , - . . . 7 . . . . ! 7 V Y D 'A 7 - , ' A , s J . . S . A . . - v. . 7, .- tories. Seven of the thirteen gers traveled to Sewanee Mili- I x S: - t, . Lv , , - S 3 nv .Y 7 S Y l ,Y ' v ' ' . ' T , ' Y ' v , v , Ak, A A 1 n I . A . S . s I . l . 1 Y , . , , .qt A ., . . g . , , LOUIE VN OODBL RY DL DLEY OTTLEY BL DDY XWDREW S Halfback Fuard Guard ALVIN VICK PALMER DEARING ED SHAW Guard Center Halfback Darlmgton scormg twlce and the Cadets once The Sewanee l1ne llght but full of power held the Tlger forward wall for two quarters but m the thlrd quarter the stram became too much for them The Darlmgton SIX lnjurxes to lmportant men but they recovered 1n tlme to play IH the followlng game The next week saw the Dar llngton team up agalnst a small but powerful Castle Helghts team The game was play ed at Lebanon Tennessee and the T1 gers played exceptlonallx vsell scorlng two touchdowns 1n the flrst quarter and another ln the second whlle the Tlger forward l1ne kept the Cadets from Castle Helghts from scorlng In the second half True and W1ll1amS for Castle Helghts scored qulck successlon but Aycock caught a pass from Houston to brmg QIX polnts for the Tlgers Klrkland and Aycock caught passes for touchdowns and score Darllngton 33 Castle Helghts 12 Darllngton played at home the followlng Saturday nlght the fa vored G M A team from At lanta The flrst quarter went scoreless Both teams had good scorlng opportunltles but failed to make use of them In the second quarter Houston passed seven vards to Aycock who ran to brmg ln the Tlgers only score Dearlng tried for the ex tra pomt but mlssed The thlrd 53 BILL NlcDON Xl D Tackle V v V Y V z A vm I if ' . ' in - T 1 , . . . D . n L K , . team came out of the game w1th Thacker ran one over. Flnal ! : 9 , z .- . . . . ny V Y ' . l ' 1 ! - K. , . . ' A A I A X C WERNONI IJXVID IRIVETTE TOM BI NLOCK I' ullback Tackle Tackle BILL DUNLAP BOB MOSS BOB DAVIS Quarterback Halfback End quarter was also scoreless but late ln the fourth quarter Kllros for G M A ran slxteen vards to score and Scott booted the ball through the uprlghts for the t1e breaking game w1nn1ng extra polnt Flnal score G M A 7 Darllngton 6 the Tlgers met a powerful Bav lor team Darllngton was favor ed but the mud and beautlful blocklng of the Baylor team proved too much for the team On the opening kxck off James received the ball and went all the wax for the flrst Ralder touchdown Bavlor scored thlr teen polnts ln the flrst quarter twelve ln the second none 1n the thlrd and fourteen ln the flnal perlod Darllngtons onlx score came IH the flnal mlnutes of the game when B111 McDonald recovered a Baylor fumble and on the next play Vernon ran 79 vards to pavdlrt Flnal score Bavlor 39 Darllngton 6 The next game of the season was wlth the Dnlversltw of the wanee Tennessee Darllngton was the first to draw blood as Thacker scored from the one after a run bs Houston on an lntendecl pass play The Sew anee team marched two txmes ln the second quarter to deep IH Darl lngton terrltorv but they could not score through the blg Tiger l1ne In the thlrd quarter Babx Brown took the ball on the Darl lngton 38 and he dld not stop Continued on Page 89 54 ERICH FROOS End ,1 'aa' Z .I J A, .2 A-Q AL .H ,J if A ' 4 . I. V I x , 41 l 9 9 . . . , , ' l ' r ' . l . v . ' ' . . . . vi 1 v. V . ' V ' 9 ' I, L On Friday night, October 20, South's freshman team from Se- - s ' v , I L . 9 . ' . ' . ' . . .- . L . H J, . . ' , . I , K , . , , v ' l ' BOBBY SYC Of K H XRRY l ETFRSEN JIMMY TH H lxER HFNRY BROWN N End Tackle Halfback Fullback To three men on thlS year s football team goes the hlghest honor posslble for a Darlmgton player All Mld South selectlon To a fourth goes the dublous dlSt1IlCt10I1 of fT'llSSlIlg the select group by the narrowest posslble back Jlmmy Thacker were Darllngton s 1950 flrst strlng All Mld South cholces Fullback Hemy Brown due to mlsslng three games because of 1nJur1es was named only to the second team All Mld South but ex en thls 15 an honor anyone would be ploud to attam To these four grldlron stars who w1ll rank w 1th the best 1n the school s hlstory we say well done E Cl-IEERLEAD PALMER ROGERS W. HEAD CHEERLEADER HADGE. PURYEAR KENEMER 55 l margirifohe vote. End Hobby A-yclock, Tackle Harry Peterseniand Half- three players re- I95I MID-SGUTI-I Cl-IAMPICDNS DARLINGTON 69 T. M. I. 39 DARLINGTON 53 S. M. A 25 DARLINGTON 59 MQCALLIE 25 DARLINGTON 53 BAYLOR 32 DARLINGTON 52 CASTLE HEIGHTS 39 DARLINGTON 61 T. M. I 30 DARLINGTON 67 NOTRE DAME 48 DARLINGTON 55 CASTLE HEIGHTS 42 DARLINGTON 50 S. M. A 28 DARLINGTON 35 BAYLOR 34 DARLINGTON 60 G. M. A. 34 DARLINGTON 78 DAVIDSON FRESHMEN 56 DARLINGTON 53 NOTRE DAME 52 DARLINGTON 55 GA. TECH FRESHMEN 48 DARLINGTON 40 MQCALLIE 42 DARLINGTON 89 G. M. A. 29 D. M.fMcMAULI. TOURNAMENT RECORD NET! CLARK DARLINGTON 56 S. M. A 43 'l f 'l DARLINGTON 69 CASTLE HEIGHTS 38 All M111-SOUUI DARLINGTON 55 B. G. A 38 Puff Team GORDON MUMMERT All Mid-South First Team Despite full team play, Darlington's 1951 basketball season was, without a doubt, the most successful in the history of the school. Proud but humble, the team returned from Franklin, Tennessee, wearing the crown of the Mid-South Cham- pions. Scoring three easy wins, the team never left the issue in doubt, and the tourna- ment proved more of a formality than a necessity, as the Tigers had proved their supremacy during the season. Nevertheless, the team Showed no cockiness, but Setlled down to accomplish the job they knew they had to do. Playing as a team rather than' individuals, they Succeeded in winning the championship which has so long eluded Dar- lington. M, mg, , I I. 'ns MIKE HADGE All Mid-South Second Team other who received mention and praise was ceived mention as being outstanding. Captain Ned Clark, who was chosen on last year's Mid-South team, was again chosen on the first team Mid-South squad. Clark tied in the balloting for the Most Valuable Player in the tournament and also won recognition from his own teammates by being selected the Most Valuable Player on the team. An- forward Gordon Mummert. Mummert. too, was named on the first team All Mid-South Squad. The third Tiger to be honored was guard Mike Hadge, who, playing the best ball of his career, was named to the Mid-South second team. To these three, we say, Well done. To the entire team, we say, Con- gratulationsf' l'Al,Ml'IR HEARING HARRY PETERSEN JOE WYHITE DAN f'HANDl,ER Gun rd f'f'lIfl'?' I o1'u'a1'r1 Guard Q14 A w -1 A - .- ..- ,- .- an n--4 511 .-. lr- A -1 A - .- .- .: 111 1: Al Z A f Lf 111 CII ... .: .55 L1 5 Z. .E ES. ii os: bfi ,SPY- an :E fl- kia 29 5 . ,- . cl fs: 52 '23 as gi Q . dui as ::n. 23 Lf QJ Ql- -so -SE E: E in :N to 5.5 53 OV 'J . 'Es' as -vZ E RS D XRI INC 'ION D XRI INC TON D XRI INC TON D KRI INIC TON D IRI INC TON SEASON S RESUI TS CCFR BKT LOR 'NlcC KI LII1 'VlcC ll I II' BXYIOR CHRIST SCHOOI of Xsheulle N C Ctlel NIR CLNNINCHAM BILL 'VIcDONlALD C oath Alf: 1 nah C apfrzm Thls yeal s annual would llke to extend the congrratulatlons of the entlre student body to 1ts first Va1s1t3 Soccer team F01 manv xears soccel has been play ed at Darlmgton but nex 61 has It gamed xa1s1ty recogmtlon But at last due to the vsolk of Mr Cunnlng ham the Varsltv coach and Mr Ham the J Y coach It has galned 1ts goal GENE ROBLRTS C apfam Although the seasons mon lost recold of the squad xx as not too lmpresslxe they made up fo1 the lack 1n that department vuth an ox er abundance of Splrlt and team play If the xarslty teams ln years to come can match the determlnatlon and the nex er sax d1e Gly of th1s years team they vull always be a c1ed1t to D31I1Hgt0H s athletlc HCDIGX ements FIRST ROW: C'roos H.. Burts R.. Moak May Neville Dickey Lehnherr Jones C'lark Privette. McDonald W. Howie, C'ar:on. Newsom Miller. Johnson. SECOND ROIY: C'oach C'unningham C'reen R. lerry C'riffin C'. C'oth mn. Narmore, Roberts CQ., Banner Vogt .l.. I-'itts McC'raw, Dickerson, Jones, Clifford. 58 RS TRA FRONT ROVS 'Vlears 'VIcDonald W Prnette 'Vles re Crouch Hennen Louorn 'Vllller Nloore Vlahl Coe Groos E Howie Lehnherr Butts R Banner BACK Coach 'VlcGehee Cranford 'VI VlallaceR Beard Secor Dwer Qullllan Petersen Vogt J Sowerby Robinson Oxner Dlckerson 'lledearls Reese Coach Lwnn Harrlson RS FRONT ROVS Nlcllonald H , VN althall, Joy ce, Hansell, Nott, BACK Nldlullan, DuI're, Rogers, Xl armath 59 Liles, Cothranlg AMID-BLR: Little, .Iohes C., Dl1rilap,Bi'own H.,,Hemby, Griffith, llullin, wood Moak RSITY FRONT ROW Hammack Long Evans 'Atkins Satterfleld Shuford MIDDLE Booker Southwell Dun derull R Vlcllonough J Hoge wlgglIIS Stegall Chestnut Parker P BACK Baker Carroll Roberts R Il:,FT T0 RIK HT Snow Xshe Hllhard bledge Nance Parkerl larsons Blrdses 60 Elliott, Cilarn N., Beardsley, Kihg, Dickesy Coach, Slammons. I, Q y 4 , l I ,' - - 5 :.' ',4.' , , ' . ' '.,' 5 ' . . GTB FIRST ROW Denme Klrkland J Barwlck Smlth L Lynn Wflght L 'Vlorrls Burts Ratcllffe SEC OND ROW Newton W Boyle Dean May Shuford Ledbetter Ravsson Dlckew Slmluns Walllng Lothran THIRD ROW Coach Cunningham Vogt T Vlrlght H Schenck R Braeelton Hme Kelly TEAM BASKETBALL FIRST ROVS Coach Ewans Beard Liles V5 rlght H Schenck Purwear Woodbury Vl elloni SECOND ROV! Luxenberg Neal Cunningham W Oldham Bennett Plonden Hlll J THIRD ROVl Walllng Cooper Jlm Vlaulsbw R Ranson Hart Flelder Louorn 61 l .L .- ui A Jones Rogers G., Williams, lwoodard, Bennett. wellons. Coahll Yankee. il A l y , I I T T T 'Y 7,7 I . 1 A .Q -1 I- s 9 l I 1 l I l ' Q l ', . I BASE BALL W L l,, , A FRONT ROVS Dunuoods Xarbrough L Blltch Neal Willis Ottlex banders B-XCK Baller Hefner iodw Broun R Claxton Temple CC llRNT ROW Him Hamll Bramm larrawn llxxton Ware Durden Rmhe B-Uh ROV Nlxer Xlokrox llennle Strand Welton llenn ller nh lxenemer lxlrkland 'I Peterson I- 6 . . ,, . .... . ,. -, . . . 4 lr l 5. 'X- Ui 1' .' : 2. ', 1. . . . ': . ': S 2 AAHDCET FQCDTBALL FIRST ROW Roche Hand 'Vloore Mitchell Kennemer Narmore SECOND ROW Hemltsh Snell Nlokros Xustm Taylor R Weston Wesley Petersen E Trammell Creen R Dunderull W THIRD MJDCET BASKETBALL FIRST ROVS Williams liarnlck lxlrlxland J MIXOD Wlltchell Cookson SFCOXD ROW Coach Yankee Nlalthal Helnltsh Hall 'VI lleslew Rosenberg Wh-Nair Ilttlef lxurtz 63 ' 1 ' 1 f A In Q W l '. ' ' . ' '. ' ' . Z 7 9 1 V Y V I ' ! 5 ' I V 1 1 A v -Ev: U 4 '. -- -' v . ' I -y . I -. ' 'i -5 ROW: lannerson, Hlll. Henson P., Smith E., Carraway, Luxenberg, Lamar, Brlnson, l-ord E., Coach 1 , , .' , . ., .' -', .' , . . , 1 I., . MTE CDCDTBAL FIRST ROW Xkrldge Hall 1 Roser Starnes W Hamll lxeown Seach Lansdell R Ixane Nhlcox Vlartln .I Baln SECOND ROV! Xllen Broun J Dempsew Rankm Ebert H l'bert Nl Pow Henson 5, Cuest Hagood Broach Iford T Tawlor Blackstock Cabana Wloss J I-orssth Harper THIRD Black Burtfi V5 'Harr Slmmons Hackett Shear Bregger Ianxdell I Harres tuthrle Iiudlslll NI Rxddle Xe-argan Iwman TE TBA FIRST ROKR Ilobhms Henson S Wllhamx J l'os Xkrldge N uton ll Ilemp ex Strain I' SIC OND ROW Bam Harrow Black Stram S Hackett Rankin Harper THIPID I UH xIdl'Ill1 NN Watt hens Broach Bregger Simons Hagood freer Yeach 64 I A . - -- ith.- R'OVV: S6wr0n'1m..'M0.-risk Grantrsmihth Simlmons, Minish,'SAtrain Isaritm-,'williamd, Hunter, T 4 f. 'I ' . ?. ,, . 2, 4 + 1-L, 'Lim ! V, awww ll 4, gn E w -.....-.......... . 'a A A S, Y K Q 3.- 3 1 . S' . X x . ','LX 3' N..22 5 '- n'-. T ., ,El S k U rv anim ' 'L X 3 1-:Mrs QC '65 5, fain!- N ' -1 .. -Ki, xx ' 'Ty' ' U f Q M sh 1' '- 1 A rug s M- . 3.3-H W 1 . 4 1 l 'N ,. f. .aw ,QQ 5 ,pa m- : gf, 1 , . ,,' ' A . 'T if .w-,,, r '.--4, .5 f V6 gi . , .4 ,cf ,M Q W K. , 1 1 .X .4 n 1 73 f-fi :Ma WARMATH DLWLAP H 1sR0wN At the forefront of Darllngtons Qtudent government IS the Honor Councll Chosen by the student body ltself the Honor Councll IB made up of men 1n whom the entlre Qchool has confidence These men muet be men of Judgment and of character haxlng the truatworthlnese neceaeary to the responslbllltv of thelr poeltlon and hawlng as well as popularlty neceesary to be elected to xt Characterletlc of the Councll IS lte qulet and efflclent work known to but XQIV few of the students Faculty ald may be called IU when necessary but ae a general rule the work done IS done entlrely by the Councll Under the competent leaderehlp of Blll Warmath pleqldent and B111 Dunlap and Henry Brown X109 preeldente the Honor Councll hae thle wear eff1c1ently performed the dutlee entrusted to lt by the Qtudent bodv FIRST ROW: Felker, Joyce, Warmath, Dunlap. SECOND ROW: Hunter. Blalock. Moss R. 68 L Ev, O , , 5655+ ' Q? 1 ,, ' U, if . Y V I,I'F8ifIf'2lf Vim'-l'f'f's1'rIz'11! l'lC'l'-l,I'l'SllIl'7lf . , u . , B .l , . . V . . U , lb Y Y l . K L K . L , o K , . . . Y Q, ' . Y y v . i . . t , . ' 9 D Y V V. - . . . v , . . , X , , N H E ROBERTS STRAND H I ETFRSEN l resident Y Ice I resident N lee I resldent The Y Lablnet IS the prmcxpal rellglous orgamzatlon of Darllngton It sponsors worthy charxtable causes and 1ts members arrange for Chapel dearest to the heart of ex ery Darllngton boy 1S the Y Sunday mght serx ICQ Th1s servlce IS mterestlng br1ef and helpful It g1ves all boys the oppor tumty to Worshlp together as they see flt Students are encouraged to take an actlve part 1n the program as the splrltual value they w1l1 derlve there from Wlll be xncreased The Cabmet ltself IS composed of boys who are selected because they are good examples for other students and because they have the Wlll and ab1l1ty to carry out thexr utal work Thxs year s student body IS greatly mdebted to Presldent Gene Roberts Vice Presldents Aust1n Strand and Harry Petersen who have been a strong factor ln the continued success of the Y Cablnet thls year and to each member of the cabmet FIRST ROW Klrkland J , VS armath, Roberts G , Petersen H , Strand, Helnltsh, SEC OND ROW Burts R , Felker, Groos E , Dunlap, Jones, Clark, McDonald W5 69 V ,IJ I , 1 s L A A . , 4 Y 4' r .' - 1 1' - r .' K1 L1 L . . . A1 K, 1 . .l xx L1 1 Y l talks of a rellglous and character-bulldmg nature. However, the phase L , , . . ' , K - . ., . . , . . u. 1 I ' K. 5 x . L' y x r . . .. . , THE I95I JABBERWCDKK W IFC INS BROOWIF JOY CF STR VND Fdltor ln C hlef Business Assoclate Xssocxate 'Vlanager Editor Fdltlil' The purpose of the Jabberwokk 15 to present a record of the boy s ln es here at Darlmgton and to leaxe a flttlllg' memor1al from each succeedmg Senlor class to those who are to follow xn thelr footsteps The Staff sm orles of 1nc1dents and act1v1t1es of both the students and the facultx The Llterary Staff was ablv led by Jlmmy Vvlgglflq who put forth much tune and effort to put out th1s book He was asslsted bs Don Joy ce and Austln Strand m h1s l1terarv work and Don Broome who headed the Busl ness Staff whlch brought ln the monew that made the prlntlng of th1s book posslble Mr Judd as faculty adusor has kept a f1rm hand on the Jabherwokk The results speak fo1 themselx es FIRST ROW Farmer N armath Strand Broome Wiggins Ioute Nlcllonald W ,t rant SFIFONU ROV Lamar, Rogers W , Home, Wicker, Nlaulsbw R, Hull, Jones lllf. Burnett Gandx, btrange 70 1 Y . w v 1, . v w cerely hopes that this year's annual will in the future bring back old mem- . . V . V Y V V v V K .' L A , V, L I 7 K Y V'k , I K1 4 ' I , . ' .' 'z ' . ' ' . -' . . H ' .'.- ,' .. ' '. Q : ,' 'g TI-IE DARLIINICTONIAN STR VND I NICDON Xl Il Pdltor ln I hlef Xssoclate Pdltor The Darllngtoman the b1 monthly school papel proudes news and en tertalnment for the student body and helps to lead them along the rlght paths through thought proxoklng edltorlals and artlcles Thls year the paper was competently headed by Austm Strand Edltor 1n Chlef and hls supportmg staff of Larry McDonald Ralph McCask1ll Jerrv Felker B111 MOFFIS and many others who were reporters from the student body The paper could nex er haxe been the success lt w as had lt not been fo1 Mr Lemuel Norrell the facultx adusor w ho spent mam late hours work mg and adxlslng for the paper Wlthout h1s extla push the paper nexel would haxe ln ed up to lts standards of vears past FIRST ROV! Wlendenhall Vlcllonaldl Pelker Strand Vlorrls W 'Nlcf raw Newton H SPCOND ROVS beer Wlciasklll Burnett Viellons Jowce Cobb Rogers W 71 ,-J' I , . l 4 . 4. . . , A 4 ' ' . nl.. , ' ' '- v V 1 1 v' . v. 4 - s . - 1 ' - ' 1 v 1 1 I . . 7 Y . . -. - ' ' 1 V . . . v Y . 7 K A ' v Y ' 7 p . v v . , ., . . . v v 1 . v l u . .. . 1 V 1 'D' ' v V 4 Q v - . , N . , . L . ' v.v 1 ' ', 1: 1 4 v 1 . . . . , y v ' v ' 1 . V 4 - . . . U . . . N - M 1 . ,X , N11 ' w , g . '24M,, 1 V. 1 - -l - s , - V , . . . . , A .., , L , . . .. . , . ., 4 . ', v ' , ' ' . V ' . ' ' I ' Y V 9 , 7 1 ' ' CLUB STEGALL H. PETERSEN H. BROWN President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer The D Club is composed of boys who have shown their prowess on the athletic fields and have earned a Varsity letter Its prime purpose is to promote good sportsmanshlp among the students One of the most actlve organlzatlons of the school It strlx es to preserxe those hlgh ldeals of sportsmanshlp A commlttee IS appomted to welcome xlsltlng teams and to act as host to them whlle at Darllngton The club plans throughout the year to proxlde fun for all bv 1n1t1at1ons ln chapel, dances soclals, and other forms of entertalnment Under the watchful g'Ll1Kldl'IC6 of Plesldent Joe btegall the D Club IS to be commended for another successful wefu of serxlce to Darllngton mson Blalock Prnette Smith D THIRD ROVK Wloss R 'VIL-Donald V5 Ottlew Spear man FOLRTH ROVS larkerl .Ioxce Shuford Chandler FIFTH ROVS Strange Stegall DuPre QIXTH RON Rogersf Groos F Wears Dunlap SILX FNTH ROVS Wogt .I Petersen H ilark 'N Jones Clifford 7 Y. N . . .I . K . 1 S, S . K v, ' 1 1 1' I' , U 77 ' , L . I . I FIRST ROVV: Dundervill Rz, Moak, Warmath, lValthal, Quillian: SECQND ROVV: Rob- .9 V 1 7:1 Ll sly.. I , A' . 4 vi ny s : n, V: 'Ay 5 2 SCDCIAL CCDMMITTEE H BRONX N C halrman The Soclal Commlttee IS composed of a number of boys from the student body The purpose of th1S orgamzatlon IQ to plan the soclal l1fe of the school AQSlStEd by lts faculty adxlsor Mr Lynn the commlttee plans the school dances both formal and lnformal Under the able leadershlp of ltS chalrman Henry Brown It has done a splendld Job 1n 1ts efforts to mamtam the hlgh SOCIHI standards of Darllngton ApDF6C1at10H should also go to Mrs Cobb who d1d much to make our 9001313 successes The 1951 SOC1al Comm1ttee headed by Henrv Brown has tolled for long hours to glye us some of the best dances that Dalllngton can remember FIRST ROVS Burts l'elker Collms ledbetter Dui re SECOND ROVS Blalock Stegall Banner Duck erson McDonald W Hall T 73 v . . . . . vw ' I vv Y v . . .l . . t . , . , . - 1 1 . v . ., . . a v - . L . . . .. . .. . 1 - . 1 - lv 1 4. . .. . . . , , , . , , .. . .I . , y -, 1 Q 1 - - sl v v ' 7 'Q ' UPPER SIX AND TEN FIRST ROW Bregger Harbin fflfflllf lvman Hagood 'Vloss J Strain S Hackett Snell SFCOND ROVS Myers Helnitsh I-linn Robinson Wlcllonald L Neal Maulsbw R Harris Boyd Joyce Wiggins Xustm Thi mu Crlee Club hm been the biggest Thiougrh hh x ilu able time and effoit 'NI1 'llosel the dnectoi has been ldlfI9lX iesponsible foi it ucu N thioughout the xefn Pelhapx the moxt x iluible ittiibute of the flee Club thix xefu has been ite im alufible did to the l9l1fZ1OLlN Nei Due to the gieat numbei of membeu in thi xefu s club it ix 1H1DON91bl9 to llxt ex eixone but then xeisicu ue llQX9lti1QlC-BN dppieciated 'Z , ' , Q ' ' ,j , , . ., ' .'., , L1 5 J Y: V S ' ' A- I' ' ' v ' K- ' h -V ' , . -. 'S -112 JS ' A ' . H- , ' K. . K. ' L- ' Q. . . ' - ' ' H. L. .- and most active in the history of Darlington. vices of the school. ' 'z z ' ' i J 1 ' u Q' 4 Av 1 1 v 1 kv hw. 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B.WIG' NS ' ,Kay K, MI TE S S S M I SPONSOR FOR SOCIAL C'O.1l.UITTEE HENRY BROWN M R S C L A R K SPONSOI FOI THL SENIOP CLASS INED CI ARK S. S. C. BROO SPONSOR FOR JABBERWOKK BUSINESS STAFF DONALD BROOWIE MISS BARBARA FINDLEY JO STEGALL SPONSOR FOR THE D CLUB 81 THE FACULTY 'VIEDAI FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE To that senior yaluable in many phases of school life to him who has most clear ly manifested manly qualities acceptable scholarship and effectixe support of the best mteiests of Darllngton School Joseph 'Vlartln Turbldy THE SYDENHAM HOWELI Established by Dr Albert Sidney Johnson Charlotte North Carolina a Bible avsarded to the student who has contributed most to the spiritual life of the school during the vear Allan Carlthers Banner THE SENIOR SCROLL FOR UNSELFISH SERVICE For the senior who has shown the most unselfish sery 1ce to the school Austin Clark Strand THE J R McCAINl AWARD Donated by the Hardy Jewelry Company to that boy' in the Lower Forms who has demonstrated lead- ership in all departments. William H. Austin IMPROVEMENT AWARD Given by' Mr. Ed L. Fryer, of e Northwestern Mutual Life Insur- ance Company, a 351,000 life insur- ance policy with the first premium paid. Charles Flint McKay THE 'II S LANIER MEDAI FOR SCHOLARSHIP Donated by N11 M S Lanier to that boy in the Lppei Forms who has maintained the highest scholas tic ax eiage for the year Stanlev Abercrombie THE BAUSCH AND I OMB SCIENCE MEDAI AND SCIENCE SLHOI ARSHIP To that student yn ho has shown the greatest progress in science during his school careel IS awarded the Bausch and Lomb Science Medal upon graduation Thls student be comes eligible to apply for one of the fue annual scholaishlps to the Un1ye1s1ty of Rochestel Harold P McDonald THE MATHEW FONTAINE MAURY MEDAI Establlshed bv Messrs Langston and Judd of the Science faculty and D1 esented to that student who has ex1h1b1ted the highest achleye ment in the sc1ences Edward Martin Austin SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Donated by Mr. C. E. Sammons to the boy w ho has exhibited the con- stant and outstanding sportsman- ship in athletic contests. This award does not necessarily signify outstanding, athletic prowess but something vastly more important. Vlilliam f us Elliott THE ROSS LYNN AWARD Donated by Mr. Jimmy Rhea, Rock Hill, South Carolina, to that boy who meant most to the team in spirit and conduct and did not win a letter. Wade Hampton Pullin 1 1 4 . . A 1 J , ' ' 7 A .1 1 . . V Y .lf ' L l . ' v ' - v , , V ' V K. x n n- K L A . v u 1 v Q A, . . , ' 1 'v s W ' ' ' n D A . . y if? ' . , , Sir ' 1 fi A LJ . . , , . ,. K. . U K, AWARD ' - - '-- -- L' L u A . ' . ' Q c A L ' ' 9 Y . . T' I L ' K .Y U iv N I . Y L A A A ra 1 J .v 1' Q L ' . . J ' n A L. .L , . y u u s Q u 7- A 1 L ' U 0 Y . . . Y , . , , , . , . 7 . . Y . . . , , . , . , . Y 1 ' I 5 th ' THE AI ICE ALI GOOD COOPER AWARD Established by Mrs J P Cooper and presented by her for seyeral years a tennis racquet for out standing excellence in the game This award is now contmued and presented each y ear by Mrs George Griffin in honor of her grand mother Robert Harris Nott THE J M HARDEN AWARD Donated by C J W yatt to the best all around athlete in school as chosen by the combined yote of the student body and faculty William Stuart Evans THE JOE MULL MEMORIAL TROPHY Awarded by Station WROM Dean Covington Manager to the most yeisatlle athlete in school Robert Harris Nott THE MACON A. BROCK AWARD Donated by the Macon A. Brock Jewelry Company to that senior on the varsity who has been the most valuable linesman both on defense and offense. Claude Carwile Crawford .IOURNALISM TROPHY To that man who has been of most value to the school publications. Richard F. Gordon il? DARLINGTONIAN CREATIVE WRITING PRIZE Donated this year by the National City Bank of Rome. Henry Sholars Brown PATRIOTIC ESSAY MEDAL Awarded by the National Society of Colonial Daughters Washing ton D C Malcolm Walter Cheatham FRENCH STUDIES AWARD Glyen to that student of French who has done exceptionally well during the year Donald Morton Joyce ENLOE AWARD To the most valuable basketball player of the team during the sea son and tournament Ned Clark J M PROCTOR MEDAL To that student selected as the best debater in the school debating club Malcolm Walter Cheatham THE HARRY BOSS AWARD To the most y aluable baseball play- er of the season. Robert Owen Southwell THE NAVAL RESERVE OFFI- CERS TRAINING CORP SCHOLARSHIPS The N.R.O.T.C. Scholarships are awarded to those seniors who fill the requirements of mental and physical tests given by the U. S. Navy. The scholarships provide for payment of the full tuition in any of fifty-two colleges which may be chosen by the winners. Travis Gary Fitts Strickland Newsom Donald Robert Trundle MEDALS AND AWARDS rlle f A .t . aff - W S y - Sf? 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DARLINGTCDN STUDENT BCDDY AKRIDGE J I: ALLEN H I AI LEN R A ALI EN R ANDERSON W ANDREWS R I ATHA W J ALSTIN W H AII 0I,K R E BAIJIEI DER L BAN E E BANINER J E BARROW A I, III BARWICK R L BATTLE W E BEARD E L BECKER J F BENNETT D H BEINTLEY T J BINDER J S BLACK R G BLACKSTOCK J G .IR BLALOCK T J JR BLITCH B BOYD E T BOXLE R E BRAME R M III BRASELT0lN BREGGER J BRINSON M BROACH W BROOME D BROOME R BROWN H S BROWN J BURINETT BURNS S BURTS L R R BURTS W BLSKILL IN G I,ABANA H W IANDLER J H JR IARR J D LARRAW'Ai J CARSON J H CARTER W IHANDI ER ID J ILARK L M IIARK N K I,LAXTON I, T IOBB I' IOIIINS IIINNAH D IOOKSON I IOOPI-R IOOPILR JNO S IOTHRAN R I' IRAW I-ORD L I JR ILNNINGHAM P LLNNINI HAM W DWISRI IISTS 950 Rome Harrlwonhurg Atlanta Rome Iollege Park Rome Rome Rome Rome Kingsport Tenn Greensboro lx C M Alry N I Sweet Brlar Dublln Rome Atlanta Fayetteville lN Grays Knob Rnchton Musa Thomasvnle Rome Rome Waycross Homervllle Barbourvtlle Atlanta North Wllkesboro Is Rome Ilemson S Summerville Rome Rome Rome Larrollton Fayettev llle IN C I ave Springs Atlanta Atlanta Rome Rome Macon Atlanta Rome 18 l- Gadaden Ala Iharlotte It Rome Yersallles Spartanburg S Baton Rouge Savannah Augusta Hu-kory ls Port Valley Atlanta L a Llemson S I Rome I a Rome Ga Aiken S I. 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'N ve, O vw? n NA, 2 1 'I 1979 ,M 41: LADY PEPPERELL LAUNDRY PHONE 3603 Your Clothes Returned Satusfacforuly In Every Transactuon CLOTHES CLEANED AND PRESSED ASK ANY DARLINGTON BUY A I I I Complnnents BELK RHUDE CUMPANY Contmued from Page 54 untll he had gone all the way to score The converslon was mlss ed Seldule passed to Crlddle who ran 24 vards for the lone frosh score In the fourth quar ter the frosh threatened agaln but their drlve was stopped agaln by the Tlger forward wall In the Shrine game Darlmg dy Barron Stadlum fleld Klrk land scampered 62 yards after recelvlng a pass from Houston for Darlmgton s flrst score and mlnutes later ln the second quarter Brown scooted 67 yards for another score Houston con verted and made It good T M I reached deep lnto Darlington terrltory onlv once and then they dld not stav Avcock and Moss scored for the Tlgers along wlth Brown 1n the second quar ter and Frazler w ent over ln the fourth to complete the scormg for the evenlng Houston con xerted two txmes and Brown once On Saturday mght November 11 1950 the Tlgers met a pow Compllments of lllliSllALL IACK IW ll0'l'0ll C0llPAll lOl R HI ICA 121' -HPR erful Notre Dame team The flrst quarter went scoreless for Notre Dame but Darlmgtons Thacker racked up six poxnts and the pass attempted for the converslon was no good Stack for Notre Dame scooted 65 x ards earlv 1n the second quarter for the flrst Notre Dame score and Bohannon scored later IH the same quarter for the Cadets Both teams held durlng the thlrd perlod but Hart took a pass from Brxgman to end the scorlng of the game Final score Notre Dame 19 Darllngton 6 The Darllngton Tlgers upset the Blue Tornado of McCall1e 146 Thursdav afternoon No vember 30 at Patton Fleld ln Chattanooga Thls defeat end ed thelr Cl6SlI'9 for a Mlfl South champlonshlp and once agaln the flghtlng Lakeslders came from the lowly posltlon of un der dog to be the hlghlx splrlted team that stopped everxthmg thrown lnto the battle by Mc Callle Thls rlvalrx datlng back mam xears has become more than a football contest between two schools as xt decldes a 5-4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1--I H-c 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q Q K. 0 ! 1 f ro 0 if 'A A l 0 - I7 l fl 1 ' I L gr 1 ' ' ' f, .f on I- no 1 1 H-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 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S CLOTHES In the Heart of Rome Smce 1896 H Q-1 1-1 COHQQI 1111111110118 to '111L Cllss 01 1951 L 0108111101 111 0-i C Nl lmznls PATTON BROTHERS I'111T111SS11I1ST011I' COMPANY OF ROME GEORGIA 116 Fnst Ax enuc Cotton L-1 T11 L011 THE 11 1l11IST '-1 110TOR 101T1111T 101111111 11,1 1 .1 0 0 0 ,, Y l I. f . 1 9 an 1 ' w 0 0 11 1 1 0 0 1 S ' 0 9 0 .1 . l Y 9 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 l . 0 m 0 0 0 Y 0 0 . Q 1 -1 1 1 ' A 1 . 0 0 H II ' ll 0 Q so ,, 0 Q n ,,, T 1 Y -4 1 1--1 xf 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1-L I 1 3 I I 1 1 1 I I O- C 1 1 5-OT I 1 1 1 514 ' . f1UXll'1.lNll-NIN ur ., , . V c . I ' ' 1 1 IE ' 1 1 ' ' ., ' ro x Jinx If -C I 1 2 1 I 1 I I I I 1 I 1 I I an 1 Q Q-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- I 1 1' In pi ' . uf A ' W 91 111 I 1 0 J . 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L A H H 1410-E l0TO-OLQ--C 3 I I 1 A -4- x z -r : t t x Q-I N 0 W ro . 0 O I Y v ' I . , , . ,. 4 7 L A . ., ' - Y 1 ' An , SSS' ' . 1 , ga 1 o ' ' V I A fl' 1 1' A 1 ' ' - at I O A A 9 H H 0 W 0 Y r 1 1 x f-4-o-4 0-4--Q-Q-o -o--A-c x x 3 9-5 I-C 9-04-ct: 2-I To Darlington School . . . ROME S MOST WORTI-IWI-IILE ENTERPRISE G L HIGHT INSURANCE G L HIGHT MOTOR COMPANY SIMPSON GROCERY COMPANY What Rome Thinks of Darlington is a matter of common knowledge for the school ranks 1 IIIIIII high among those which prepare boys not only for Q college but also for life to serve the school and those connected with it in a banking way Long familiarity with the institution makes This Bank s pride in it match that of the community The National City Bank of Rome 106 O 0 o I o o l i :xo-as-4:1rrrrxrrzxxxxxxrrrrxxxr 5-4 o-Q 1 Q-- i I :Hr 7 ' , '5 , I I I -R-SQL' - . gn . iw-..-. The National City Bank of Rome counts it a privilege . . I . QI Q ' U 2 L .14-r A l V ' s u 1 i P-4-O- -c x z x 9-L Q-Qttxf--att: v--azz -4:14-cz: wr Compliments 0 904 U04 IEDBETTER a Vnac10 feaMel2'etR forrwaazy MALONE MANUFALTURINC Lstablwhed 1917 NIEIN S CLOTHING Home Georgia 101 TILLEY DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS PHONE 3661 BROAD AT SECOND AVENUE ROME GEORGIA 0 u 0 4' 5 J-cz: 9-ev-css: zzzzo--cz 1 Q-L Q-ct 1 Q-41: t r Q--Il r T 0 0 0 0 n on N rv an no 0 on CQNIPANY COMPANY O 0 , T, v 1 N eo so - I . 0 u 1 av 0 0 0 0 1 Tl T xt :itz-Q -ctr:-cz t 5-L I I 1 t 1 5-411 P+ 1-Q1 1 E H 0 CONGRATULATIONS IIASQ OF 1951 W1 ATT S INC H H W '-i Q-4 To the bar-lmgton Student Kvdy Congratulations ANDREW A COOPER INSL R ANCE RONII' I' Old 0-1 108 N N 1 I J K f 7 9 9 0 H H 0 0 1 v I I I 9-C 1 1 C t 8 8 I f I I 1 -C 1 t I I I l 1 T h 0 9 0 O '1 0 . Q4 U A A A V i 0 0 H W A 1 ' . 1 4- 'HA A T 0 if v I Q14 1 I t Q-5 t 2 1 1 I 1 1 1 Q-1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 O'O-1 3-1 1 1 1 1 1 4 T H 0 H H H . ii? . COMPLIMEINTS OF THE PORTSMAN S STORE lwmmsl IIOIPI BLILDING Hour CJFOHCIA 9- 14-4 1-L 1-1 -1 NOT FOR MILLIONAIRES ONLY NX hether xou re .atcustomed to deallng Ill mllllons or hundreds, The Fxrst Nat1onal Bank IS equlpped to proxlde exeu bankmg serum Young TJUSIIIQSS men .md plOf6NNl0Ilcll men who plan to go plates need a bank thats xoung m1nded and flefuble 4 bank that help them groxx The completenesx of oul taulluex and the lIldlX1dlldl17E3d attention we glue to exerx tustomel large or Nmdll are IQASODH xxhx so mam xoung people do bLlSlIlLNN hue The ?1rAt Natrona! Kank o Rome ,- Establlshed 1877 109 0 u so n Q ' ov u 0 0 0 0 7 on 0 0 0 a nv vo 1+ T r v-Q v vu 4 V .. .. . A ., . 1 N 1+ n vo 4+ 0 on ++ 1+ 0 if? 0 a n u av lb 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 :T 0 an ro I O W av ' 0 v 7 V I An v 1 1 1 . . . ' on v ' f 1 '- f' 1 v -v . ' 1 V., . . . . . . 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