Darlington School - Jabberwock Yearbook (Rome, GA)

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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

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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.

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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