Darlington School - Jabberwock Yearbook (Rome, GA)
- Class of 1953
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'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe: All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe. Beware the Jabberwokk, my son! The jaws that bite, the claws that catch! Beware the lubjub bird, and shun The frumious Bandersnatch! And, as in uffish thought he stood, The fabberwokk, with eyes of flame, Came whiffling through the tulgey wood, And burbled as it came! , MIM! IME! One two' One Two' And through and through The vorpal blade went smcker snack' He left rt dead and with its head He went galumphlng back And hast thou slain the labberwokkp Come to my arms my beamlsh boy' He chortled rn hrs ,oy Twas brrllig and the slrthy toves Did gyre and grmble rn tne wabe All mrrrsy were the borogoves And the mome raths outgrabe Lewis Carroll j , 'l O frabjous day' Callooh' Callay. ' I I '. 6 1 'f M 'qi 7 955 JABBEHWUHH .J--J . . 4-YMQA 1 A' xx y V' 2 Q Mr.Clbb 8doblll lan1ShphU OUR .KNOWLEDGE l NcnsAses A ., . 1 The Doctor leeds the wey through Exponent: in Senior Meth. vm? ff!! ' 1 'Flu' TheSixthGrodeStndies V Junior Bible. Dednnel Froetlone, Percentage end Interest. 1 J Connlianblobut L Lowa Fonu Tennis Gnu, 'g .- A . ,W I ,3 T a 4, Darla-.gm vs. cmufluaghn had lun Th laws 'duff' PnY'Dkkny,Ihooqcl,cldthod00l harmony IN quartet. L Sory ph with the books Chairmen Ncweomho looks on while Parker deeorotcs tha Quan of the Cha-lnhnn Formal. A-Q 5 if Abou: Sodll Committee had-Out. TqRight:Cclnudchnolh uvqobout? I A 5. OUR FREE HOU .GAIN IMPORTANCE I r f mf J, A? , if E L . 5 . 9- ' fl WL, L' Q' f4,x '. '. f I . A, 'J , 5' 1 -.,, ' f f ,Q 'ft .kt we ' Q- -ff ' 1 f e 1- ' :wi 575 vqf. -Hrs A . 7 ,, ,MQW VA Q, xfv. V .gg ff: f g'2-eff' gif, ai 1 w'f: g,4 dir: 131 ,,. .. V wld, A3.fjI.1,iii?'1:fr, L A v4 , c 1: fp-' ff'.a,4JJ 4' l , V,-' , wf ,J,,hQ,1. . 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Who, through her innate taste for cleanliness and order and her love of beauty, ministers to the spirit as well as the body . . . Who goes beyond the call of duty and never sleeps while an ill boy lies awake. .. Who mixes two parts kindness with one part medicine . . . Who brings healing in her hands and comfort in her presence . . . Who lives to serve and finds herself in losing herself in the needs of others . . . To one . . . Whose patience is never-ending and whose understanding is infinite . . . To one . . . Whom we admire for her calm efficiency, respect for her quiet dignity, and love for her thoughtful and unselfish spirit . . . To her . . . Who has dedicated herself to us and to our well-being . . . To our beloved nurse and friend . . . ELLA MARY WYATT This volume is affectionately dedicated. ?i flat, 'WK 'NR Q fm my N 'R 1 ' fr ' K . Q ' s 1 9 4 'l 5 , 1 O 711. . My ' JWMLTM... WITH THE FACULTY v,..fLi-gnig' .gn :I-,4 'r U - -'FF CLARENCE ROTHWELL WILCOX ERNEST LINWOOD WRIGHT B.S., M.A., Ph.D., LL.D. B.A., M.A., Ped.D. President Headmaster Dovidson College The College of Williom ond Mory Johns Hopkins University University of Virginio Presbyterian College Dovidson College Mathematics English ADMINISTHATIUN RICHARD MURRELL YANKEE Associate Headmaster Woshington ond Lee University Mathematics ,Nav- H 'LK' f M Q r wx? Y I . ? ff . r p ,- ' I '. S v If: 'X MR. BELL MR. CUNNINGHAM MR. DICKEY MR. DORSEY X fvfl. ji'F7ev'- ' CHARLES EDWARD BELL, JR. WILLIAM McCORD KEMP WARNER JACKSON McBRAYER, JR. s B.A. A.B. AAB- P' d C ll . IeTmOIgImgeTQe Un'Ve'5'7Y of G9O 9'0 Presbyterian College George Peabody College History Mathematics English PAUL JONES KING J. R. CUNNINGHAM, JR. DANWL M- MCNAULL B,S. Washington and Lee University B-A-1 MA- I-lampden-Sydney Col lege Science, Mathematics BENJAMIN WILLIS DICKEY B.S., M.A. Alabama Polytechnic Institute English GEORGE A. DORSEY LOWER FORMS PHILIP M. HAM A.B., M.A. Princeton Brown Middlebury College The Sorbonne French MR. HAM University of Georgia Latin, Bible SUMNER ALLEN KING, JR. B.S., M.A. University of Florida North Georgia College University of Georgia EngIISI1 WORTH S. MOSER B.A., M.A. Wofford College Vanderbilt University Middlebury College National University of Colombia Spanish Presbyterian College University of South Carolina Peabody College Mathematics JOHN W. POULSON B.A. Erskine College History FRANK SHELL B.A. University of Georgia University of Chicago Science, Mathematics KEMP MR. P. J. KING MR. S. A. KING YJ 5, G FQ 1 at J I MR. MOSER MR. MCBRAYER MR. MCNAULL MR. POULSON JOSEPH TAYLOR STUKES B.S., M.A. Dovidson College Emory University History HATCHER C. WILLIAMS A.B., M.A. Duke University English RICHARD MURRELL YANKEE, JR. Washington and Lee University Mathematics MR SHELL MR. STUKES MR. WILLIAMS Q' MR. YANKEE LOU ISE H KING Secretary LEONA BARN ES Housekeeper BERNICE HALL BETTY GRAY WILCOX LILLY STILWELL Secretary Secretary Treasurer R J L BRANDON Bandmaster F NORTON MD Physician ANN E CRONE Dietitian IDA W HALE Inhrmary Staff EMMETT O COUCH Marntenance ELLA WYATT Nurse COURTN EY STUKE5 Librarian W M GILBERT MD Physrcran I N L xi if Q . Q , L2 sf' I fa . I N1 ' 9 an 'F' T -N V . X WIS R S 1 MWA SM T9 ' H CLASSES 3' lv. SINGER ........... DoNALDsoN ..........A. cxomwzu. ............ suns THESE PAGES WILL RECALLOUR LIVES...EACH WILL OFF ERS WILLIAM COOK CROMWELL . LUTHER RANSOM BURTS, JR. WILLIAM BENTON SINGER . SAMUEL LANIER DONALDSON ..........Presidentand Honor Council Representative . . . . .Vice-President and Honor Council Representative . Honor Council Representative . Honor Council Representative THE SENIUHS CHARLES L. ALLEN, JR Atlanta, Georgia MRS. C. C. CROMWELL Sponsor REMEMBER DARLINGTON DIFFERENTLY . . MORNING ASSEMBLY . WILLIAM READY ANDERSON EDWARD L. BEARD TIMOTHY JOSEPH BENTLEY, JR. JOSEPH A. BOOKER, JR . . . . . . Y h G . College Park, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Rlchton, Mrsslsslppl Sa anna , eorgna CHARLES RICHARD COOKSON PAUL E. CORUM, JR. MARION AUBREY COWELL, JR. WILLIAM COOK CROMWELL Clemson, South Carolina Midway, Kentucky Jacksonville, North Carolina Atlanta Georgia MR. JUDD'S AND MR. YANKEE'S OFFICES OUR FIRST WILLIAM CLAY CUNNINGHAM Davidson, North Carolina The morning ossembly brings book o lot of memories -some serious, others more on the light side. With- out foil Let's every mon sit up, please, storted us off each morning, ln the foll, our school spirit wos stepped up through the pep rollies before eoch game. This spirit seemed to stoy with us through the rest of the yeor. Some mornings we would feel pretty let downg but the folks of Mr. King, the reoding of the Bible, ond o proyer lifted us up ogoin, ond gove us hope ond couroge to foce the new doy. We oll got o big kick out of Mr. Cobb's stroight-foced, conceited wit. After oll of the onnouncements were mode- Go to class, ond off to the Porter Building. r 5 WALTER EARL DUNDERVILL JERRY MOSE DUNWOODY EDDIE BERT DURHAM SAMUEL NESBITT Rome, Georgia Carrollton, Georgia Kannapolis, N. C. Atlanta Georgia PEP MEETINGS . . McCALLIE GAME . THE TIMES CUP EMORY CAPERS FORD Rome, Georgia In i952 Darlington entered the Times Cup Tour- nament for the first time, Mr. McNaull and the team went to Chattanooga after only ten days' practice. In spite of this, they played well enough to win the trophy, defeating all Challengers by a wide margin. Four out of our first five men made the first string All-Tournament team. Sonny Corum, outstanding guard, was chosen the most valuable player in the tournament, The team showed its strength by winning over T. M, I., Notre Dame, and then Baylor in the finals for an impressive start in the l952-53 season. or ,Q '4 RICHARD FREDERICK GIERSCH Charlotte, North Carolina Glenn Burns 'Em Over THE CHRISTMAS DANCE . . PRIDE IN OUR FOOTBALL TEAM . JONATHAN GILL, III JOSEPH ARCHER GLENN GEORGE G. BYERS GRIFFIN WENTWORTH A. HAMILTON Sarasota, Florida Chickamauga, Georgia Istanbul, Turkey Simsbury, Connecticut ,wa if, FRANCIS DICKSON HAND, JR. SAM K. HARWELL, III FRED LEE HAYES, JR. JAMES CHAPELLE HILL JR Lindale, Georgia Nashville, Tennessee Toccoa, Georgia Smithfield North Carolina BASKETBALL . . . SOCCER . . MID-SOUTH BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP JOHN POLLOCK HINE Rome, Georgia Last year's baseball team will long be remembered by Darlington students. This team brought the Mid- South championship to the school for the first time in many years by edging Columbia Military Academy in two out of the three games in the series, The team was sparked by the brilliant hitting and pitching of Glenn Johnson who was frequently scouted by major league teams. Glenn's battery mate, Bill Fulcher, was also an outstanding player, The clean playing and competitive spirit of the team made the whole season enjoyable to all. Davis Tees Off With The Shot HENRY MARVIN JOHNSON, JR Cataula, Georgia TRACK . . TENNIS . . GOLF . . ATHLETIC CONTESTS AT . WILLIAM EDWARD JOHNSON JAMES JEFFERY KIRKLAND THOMAS ALLEN LAMAR, JR. ROBERT HARBIN LEDBETTER Rome, Georgia Manchester, Georgia Rome, Georgia Rome, Georgia J' f ATLANTA . . LEWIS WILLIAM MIXON Rome, Georgia in sw NEUWAHL LUXENBERG DAVID WILSON MEADOW HENRY JOHNSON MILLER JERRY LEE MINGE Hollywood, Florida Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Rome Georgia . CHATTANOOGA . . . JACKSONVILLE . . . SEWANEE Darlington met G.M.A, on March 3I, I952 and was unfortunately defeated 65I5 to 56V2. The Tigers took first places in the one-twenty high hurdles, eight- eighty, shot, broad jump, discus, and high jump. The Tigers next met Baylor and were defeated, 77V2 to 44V2, In this meet the team took places in the eight-eighty, shot, javelin, discus, and high jump. On April 29, Darlington met T.M.l. and beat them 90 to 20, The Tigers went on to beat Cedartown 76l'2 to 44LQ. Bob Davis threw the discus I283 feet which set a new school record. Darlington went to the Mid-South meet on May 9, and took first places in the two-twenty, eight-eighty, high jump, discus, second in the javelin, fourth in the one-twenty, and the shot, Bob Davis set a new Mid- South record in the discus with o phenomenal throw of I36 ft. I I in, more than ten feet above the previous record. Darlington placed second in the Mid-South, with Bob Davis second in the individual scoring. E W PETER WATSON MOORE Atlanta, Georgia Cromming For Exams HJ LEBANON . . ASHEVILLE . . . HOW WE CRAMMED FOR SEMESTERS . . ROBERT WILTON MOORE, JR. L. CONNER MORSCHHEIMER, JR. DOUGLAS W. MclVER HENRY TENNENT NEVILLE Tarboro, North Carolina Parkdale, Arkansas Baton Rouge, La. Pernambuco, Brazil 'f 9 ELLIOTT HILL NEWCOMBE, JR. WILLIAM WATKINS NEWELL JUNE DUDLEY OTTLEY ALBERT EZZELL PARIS Charlotte, North Carolina Charlotte, North Carolina Atlanta, Georgia Rome Georgia SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHT LEAVES...MONDAY AFTERNOONS FREDERICK EVERETT PARKER Walterboro, South Carolina A typical scene in the library. The faces may changeg but all through the day, boys seek infor- mation on subjects all the way from Hamilton and his aardvarks to Wesley and his study of zymurgy. Some come here to cram for monthlies, mid-terms, and finalsg some come to work feverishly on term papers due in the next dayg some come to read the great classics, such as Pogo in the daily comic stripg and others just come. This is just about the quietest spot on the campus when some industrious genius is searching for a place to study-there is something about the smell of the books that seems to keep everyone quiet-or maybe it's Mrs, Stukes' threaten- ing to send you back to study hall where a guy can't even sleep in peace. V2 L ., First Period Study Hall STUDY HALLS . . THE PACKAGE JOHN A Rome PETROPOLE Georgia JERRY LEWIS PIETENPOL Davidson, North Carolina f I GEORGE OGDEN PERSONS Forsyth, Georgia LIST . . THE MAIL LINE . ARVIE VERLIN PILGRIM Rome, Georgia MOULTRIE D. PLOWDEN Florence, Alabama ga ROBERT EARL RHODES JOHN SHEPARD ROBINSON PAUL HUNT ROSE MAX LEO ROSENBERG Rome, Georgia Charleston, South Carolina Henderson, North Carolina Columbus Georgia THE DARLINGTONIAN . . THE D CLUB . . THE BAND DONALD EDWIN SHAW Cedartown, Georgia Inside of these hallowed walls, there are three classes of boys: those who luck up on their exams and get out of day school study hall, those who are lucky enough to get out of night study hall but are in day study hall, and those poor unfortunates who are stuck in both, Nearly all of us have been in at least one of these at one time or another. It was here that we learned the real meaning of studying. Great sport was achieved in trying to sneak in a comic book, but it was usually taken up and read by the teacher in charge. j - X., Coach Broyles of Ga. Tech with Coach Sommons and Football Trophy Winners ,....L.-.- THE GLEE CLUB . . S AND E HOLIDAYS . BURDER SHUFORD, JR. WILLIAM BENTON SINGER Hickory, North Carolina Lumpkin, Georgia SKOTTOWE W. SMITH Clover, South Carolina 4 ,f at , -3 ix FRANK JONES SHUFORD Hickory, North Carolina THOSE VISITS TO Rosen WATSON STANFORD Cartersville, Georgia If '3 , ...Nt if HARLAN MCKINNEY TRAMMELL MARSHALL PETEET WALKER FRED ANDERSON WARE HENRY HALL WARE Rome, Georgia Hamilton, Georgia Augusta, Georgia Atlanta Georgia DR. WRIGHT'S OFFICE . . . MISS BESSIE'S . . . CHRISTMAS AND SPRING HOLIDAYS MILLER SPROULL WEATHERLY Anniston, Alabama The Tigers wound up a successful football season this year at the annual banquet at the Forrest Hotel. The purpose of this banquet was to celebrate the victories and to give the awards to the outstanding men on the team. This year the awards were given to the following players: Most Valuable Player, Arvie Pilgrim, Best Blocker, Dudley Ottley, Most Valuable Lineman, Gene Herrin, Sportsmanship Award, Raine Taylor. Darlington can be considered to have had a success- ful season this year, despite her one loss and three ties against four wins. The ties can not be weighed too heavily against the Tigers, since they were predicted to lose all of them, The biggest disappointment of the season was the tie with McCallie, even though we were supposed to lose by one touchdown. ' 54. ' maui, I f at-a'o The Dr. Explains Plans for Completing South Hall JABBERWOKK ARRIVES . . . SIGNING ANNUALS . . . PREPPING TERRELL C. WESLEY, III JOHN HENRY WESTON Atlanta, Georgia Bay St. Louis, Mississippi JOHN WILKINSON, JR. Hogansville, Georgia 331 JOHN DOUGLAS WEBB Clearwarer, Florida FOR GRADUATION WILLIAM SPENCER WILLIS Rome, Georgia SHAFFER BURKE WIMBISH, JR. JAMES ALFRED WINGO, JR. ROBERT LELON WOODARD Rome, Georgia Phenix City, Alabama Kenly, North Carolina W'?V '- Atlanta, Georgia . SCHOOL DAYS ALMOST OVER . . . WONDERING ABOUT COLLEGE . . . THAT FINAL THRILL . . . GRADUATION HENRY MacMlLLAN WRIGHT PAUL FRANCISCO YANKEE Charlotte, North Carolina Bluefield, West Virginia Each year Darlington improves and re- places its equipment as much as is possible. This year the school has launched and las we go to pressl almost completed a cam- paign to raise funds for the completion of South Hall. The new dormitory will remove the neces- sity of having any three-man rooming situ- ations. This, in turn, will present the possi- bility of doing away with, or at least im- proving, the present night study hall ar- rangement. There will be, in addition to the student rooms, two new apartments for teachers. The basement, with the exception of a post office with a box for each student and a laundry room, will be given over entirely to science classrooms and laboratories. It almost makes you wish that you didn't graduate so soon! lEDlTOR'S NOTE: The opinions expressed above are entirely those of the author, and do not necessarily represent those of this pubIication.l LOWELL ERWIN WOOTTON CHARLES LIVINGSTONE ALLEN JR 1951 53 Duke Unsverslty WILLIAM READY ANDERSON Andy 194953 Mtdget Basketball 49 Mudget Tennls J V Soccer 50 J V Foot al 50 53 B Team Basketball 51 52 Varslty Basketball 52 53 B Team Tennts 52 Glee Club 50 53 Job berwakk Stott 52 53 Southern College ot Pharmacy Pharmacy EDWARD L BEARD Bouncy 1948 53 B Team Basketball 50 51 Varslty Football 50 52 Varsity Track 5 D Club 51 52 Glee Club O Georgra Instutute ot Technology TIMOTHY JOSEPH BENTLEY 1m 1950 53 Darltngtonlan Staff 51 53 Jabber wokk Staff 51 52 Editor Jabber wokk 52 53 JOSEPH A BOOKER JR oe 1951 53 Soccer 51 52 Varsuty Soccer 52 53 Varstty Track 52 53 Glee lub 52 53 Jabberwokk Staff 52 Georgna Institute ot Technology Mechanical Engineer ALBERT BOYD BRASELTON Brassy 1948 53 Mute Football 48 J V Football 50 Varstty Football 51 52 Varstty Soc Cer 51 52 Glee Club 52 Georgua Instltute of Technology MOSES EBENEZER BRINSON VIII Ebbre 1948 53 Mute Football 48 49 Mute Basketball 49 50 Mute Baseball 49 50 Mud get Football 49 50 Mtdget Basket ball 50 51 Mndget Baseball 5 51 Umversuty ot Georgro Lawyer LUTHER RANSOM BURTS JR Runny 1949 53 Midget Football 49 J V Football 50 55 Varsuty Soccer 51 53 Var stty Track 49 53 YCobmet 50 53 Cass Oftucer 50 52 Cheerleader Gle Cu 51 53 Dance Commattee 51 D Club 52 53 Ccorgua Institute ot Techno ogy Engineering JAMES FRAZIER CARRAWAY Jrmmy 1949 53 Mtdget Football 50 51 J V Football V Soccer 51 Varstty Soccer 52 53 Varsity Track 53 Vanderbilt Umverslty Medlcme NEVY KING CLARK Geechee 194853 J N Soccer 50 53 Varsrty Soccer Umverstty ot the South Industrlol Engineer CHARLES RICHARD COOKSON Cookre 195053 Mudget Basketball 51 BTeam Tennls J V Basketbal 52 Varsuty Tennts 53 Upper Ten 50 53 Y Secretary 51 52 Ypresldent 52 53 Darltngtontan Staff 50 51 Asslstant Edutor Darlrngtonuan 51 52 Edntor Darlmgtonran 52 53 Glee Club 51 PAUL E CORUM JR Son Son 1951 53 Vars ty Football 52 Varssty Basket ball 52 53 Varstty Baseball 52 53 Van Enloe Award 52 All Mud South Basketball 52 DClub Presldent 52 53 Honor Counctl Representatwe 51 52 Honor CounculPres1dent 52 53 YCab1net 52 53 Unlverslty ot Kentucky Medlcme MARION AUBREY COWELL Aubrey 1952 53 J V Basketball 53 North Carolma State Unrversvty Textnles 46 WILLIAM COOK CROMWELL 1 1952 53 Upper Ten 52 53 Varslty Football 32 Varst y Track 53 Y Cablnet 52 53 D Club 52 53 Darlrngtonlon S a t 52 53 Honor Councll 53 kenlor Class Puesudent 52 53 WILLIAM CLAY CUNNINGHAM 1 1949 53 Mtdaet Football 49 Mtdget Basket ba 49 50 M1dgetTennls 50 B Team Basketball 50 52 J V Foot ball 51 Varsnty Basketball 52 53 Gler Club 51 53 Jabberwokk Staff 52 53 Cheerleader 52 53 Soctal Comrmttee 52 53 D Club 52 53 Davndson College EDMUND LANE CURLEE JR 1951 53 Midget Football 51 Varstty Golf 52 Unlverslty of North Carolina Medtclne JAMES HARDY DILLARD II Deacon 1952 53 Varsuty Football 52 The College of Wnllram and Mary WEAVER ALLEN DODGE Weve 1950 53 Georgna Instltute of Technology Electncal Engmeer SAMUEL LANIER DONALDSON Sammy 195253 arsut Football 52 D Club PAUL LAMAR DORN JR 1951 53 Soccer 5 53 Glee Cub 53 Darltngtoman Stott 52 53 Georgia Instltute of Techno ogy Busmess 1 1 1 - I 11 11 118-N11 . , I - I 1 1 -1 . 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V. 1- 5 I 51- 1 -1 I 1 0-1 I I I 1 I 1 I . 1 -1 I WALTER EARL DUNDERVILL Buddy 1948 53 Mute Football 48 Mute Ba ketball 48 Mute Baseball 49 Mndget Base a 50 Mldget Football 50 I V Baseball Sl Varslty Soccer 52 DJ Varsuty Baseball 52 53 D ub 52 53 Jabberwokk Busuness Staff 52 53 Vlce Presndent Honor Councll 52 53 Georgia Instltute of Technologv Textlle Engmeermg JERRY MOSE DUNWOODY Bodlddy 1947 53 Mldgct Football 48 Mndget Baseball Mldget Basketball 49 J Baseball 49 J V Football 5l Var stty Football 52 Jabberwokk Busuness Staff 50 Georgia Institute of Technology EDDIE BERT DURHAM Bert 1951 53 Rlfle Club 53 Tn State College Cml Engineer SAMUEL NESBITT EVINS Samba 1952 53 arslty Baseball 53 Lawyer EMORY CAPERS FORD Bo Honkle 1945 53 Mute Football 45 47 Mute Basketball 45 47 Mute Baseball 45 47 Mud get Football 48 50 J V Basketball 50 Varsity Football 5l 52 Var slty Track 5l 52 Upper Slx 47 Alabama Polytechmc Instltute Engmeerlng RICHARD FREDERICK GIERSCH Glerschmow 1949 53 J V Soccer 49 52 Glee Club 50 53 Jabberwokk Staff 52 53 Umverslty of North Carollna Archltect EUGENE WALLACE HERRIN Razor 1952 53 Varslty Football 52 JOSEPH JONATHAN GILL Ill on 1950 53 Starnp Club 5l 52 Assoclate Edltor Jabberwolfk 52 53 Unlverslty of Vlrgln I0 Medlcme JOSEPH ARCHER GLENN Samt 1947 53 Varsnty Soccer 52 53 Band 47 51 Glee Club 50 53 Hardware GEORGE GARRETT BYERS GRIFFIN Turk 1947 53 J V Soccer 48 Varsity Soccer 5I Varsity Track 53 D u Georgla lnstltute of Technology Englneer WENTWORTH ALSTON HAMILTON 1949 53 FRANCIS DICKSON HAND JR Dick 1946 53 Mute Football 46 48 Mute Basketball 48 Mute Baseball 46 48 Mud g Football 49 50 J V Footb ll 5l J V Baseball 5l Varslty oot ball 52 Varsnty Baseball 52 53 Mc Cam Award Lower Forms 49 Upper x 6 8 D Club 52 Ja er wokk Busuness Staff 52 53 Emory Unuverslty Medlclne SAM K HARWELL Ill Han 1951 53 J V Football 52 Varslty Basketball 5l 53 Vorslty Tennns 52 53 Aluce Allgood Cooper Award 52 D Club 5 3 Vanderbllt Umverssty Engmeerlng FRED LEE HAYES JR Louve 1951 J3 e Club 52 53 Glee Club 53 Jabberwokk Staff 52 53 Dar lnngtonlan Staff 5l 53 Georgna lnstltute of Technology Industrnal Engmeermg 47 JAMES CHAPELLE HILL JR Jimmy 1950 53 B Team Basketball 50 52 J V Foot 52 Varsl Go 50 Varslty Football 52 Varslty Basket 52 53 D Club 5l 53 Dance Commlttee 52 53 Unuverslty of North Carolma Tobacco Busmess JOHN POLLOCK HINE Snoot 1946 53 Mute Football 46 47 Midget Foot ball 49 Mudget Basketball J Football 50 5l Georgla lnstutute of Technology HENRY MARVIN JOHNSON Marvin 1952 53 Unnverslty of Georgia Lumber Busmess WILLIAM EDWARD JOHNSON Bl y 1946 53 Mute Football 46 47 Mndget Football 48 J V Football 49 Varsnty Soccer Manager 50 53 Varsuty Football anager 5l 53 D Cub JAMES JEFFERY KIRKLAND Jimmy 195053 Midget Basketball 50 J V Football 50 51 Varsity Baseball 5l Varssty Football 52 Varsnty Soccer 53 Var stty Track 53 Upper Ten 5l 52 Y a :net 50 53 D Cu 52 Unnversnty of Georgla Medlcme THOMAS ALLEN LAMAR JR Tom Au 194653 Mute Football 46 48 Mute Baseball 47 49 Mute Basketball 47 Mldget Football 49 50 Mudget Baseball 50 V Football 5l J V Baseball 52 Varslty Football 52 Varslty Baseball 5l 52 Honor Councul 48 Upper Six 46 48 Upper Ten 5 2 Alabama Polytechnlc lnstltute , . 11 11 111 11 I 11 1 11 1 , 1 , 1 1 b 1 1 1 , , S ' 1 ' 1 1 - ' ' 5 ' ' 5 ' - ' -' . ball '5l-' 5 ty lf' -'53g 1 , - I . . . . . . 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ROBERT HARBIN LEDBETTER o 1947 53 Mute Football 47 48 Mute Basket ball 47 48 Mute Baseball 48 Mud get Football 49 Mrdget Baseball 50 J V Football 50 Varsuty Soccer 51 Varsuty Football 51 53 Club 51 53 Soc1alComm1ttee 51 Georgna lnstrtute ol Technology Cml Engineer MALCOLM NEUWAHL LUXENBERG ux 194853 Mute Football 48 Mute Basketball 48 Mute Baseball 49 Mrdget Foot a 49 50 Mudget Basketball 49 M1dgetTenn1s 50 BTeam Basketball 50 52 BTeamTenn1s 51 52 J V Football 51 52 Varslty Tennls 53 Jabberwokk Staff 52 53 Darlmgton lan Staff 52 53 Unlverslty of Florlda DAVID WILSON MEADOW Hopalong 1952 53 Darlnngtoman Staff 52 53 Chemical Englneer HENRY JOHNSON MILLER 1949 53 Mudget Football 49 J V Football Football 52 Varsuty Soccer 50 52 Varsuty Track 50 52 Upper Ten 49 JERRY LEE MINGE 1951 53 J V Football 52 Varsuty Baseball 53 D Club 52 53 Georgia Institute of Technology Engineer LEWIS WILLIAM MIXON 1946 53 Mute Football 46 48 Mute Basketball 47 48 Mute Baseball 47 48 Midget Basketball 49 Mudget Baseball 49 J V Baseball 50 J V Football 51 52 Varsuty Baseball 52 53 Georgla Institute of Technology PETER WATSON MOORE Pete 194853 M1te Football 48 Mute Basketball 49 Mute Baseball 49 Mndget Foot boll 50 B Team Basketball 50 52 J V Soccer 50 Varsnty Track 49 Varsuty Soccer 52 D Club Presbytenan College Insurance ROBERT WILTON MOORE JR W1 1951 53 Varsrty Football 51 Rnfle Club 53 Glee Club 51 53 Umversnty of North Carolma Medlcme LOUIS CONNER MORSCHHEIMER JR Country 1952 53 Varsuty Football 52 Varslty Basket ball 52 53 Varsaty Baseball 53 Unwerslty of Arkansas Former DOUGLAS WITHERSPOON MclVER Mac 1952 53 Vars1ty Basketball 52 53 Varsuty Track 53 Massachusetts Instltute of Technology Engmeerlng HENRY TENNENT NEVILLE Ch1co 195053 J V Baseball 52 Varsuty Soccer 50 53 Llbrary Proctor 52 53 Glee Club 52 53 Cheerleader 52 53 Cub 51 Presbyternan College ELLIOTT HILL NEWCOMBE JR Newk 1951 53 B Team Basketball 53 Varsuty Foot ball 51 52 Varslty Track 52 Var Sl Baseball 53 Cub 5 Presbytenon College Textiles WILLIAM WATKINS N EWELL I 1952 53 Cheer Leader 52 Glee Club 52 JUNE DUDLEY OTTLEY 194753 M1te Football 47 Mute Basketball 48 Mute Baseball 48 Mldget Bas k all 49 J V Football 48 J V Baseball 49 Varsuty Football 49 52 Varsuty Soccer 51 52 Varsuty Base 5 Georgna lnstntute of Technology ALBERT EZZELL PARIS Albert 1945 53 Mute Football 46 47 Umted States Naval Academy Naval Career 48 FREDERICK EVERETT PARKER e 195253 Glee Club 52 53 The Cutadel Mortlclan GEORGE OGDEN PERSONS Judge 194849 195153 Alabama Polytechnnc Instltute Farmer JOHN A PETROPOLE 1952 53 Varsaty SOCCer 53 Georgla lnstltute of Technology Mechanical Englneer JERRY LEWIS PIETENPOL 1952 53 Jabberwokk Staff 52 53 Davndson College Mathematlcol Physlclst ARVIE VERLIN PILGRIM B H Beaver Head 195253 Varslty Football 52 Varsity Basket ball 53 Varsity Baseball 53 Alabama Palytechnlc Instltute Coachmg MOULTRIE D PLOWDEN Packer 1951 53 V Football 51 52 Alabama Polytechmc lnstutute ROBERT EARL RHODES o 194853 Mate Basketball 48 M1teTenms 48 Soccer 49 50 Jabberwokk Bus mess Staff 51 53 Busmess Manager Jabberwokk 52 53 Glee Club Davndson College JOHN SHEPARD ROBINSON Brg John 195253 Varsity Basketball 53 Varsity Tennls 3 Glee Club 52 53 Davudson College Busmess PAUL HUNT ROSE Pop Froze 1951 53 V Bas ball 5 52 e Club 52 53 Jabberwokk Busmess Staff 52 53 Presbytenan College Busmess HB bn 11 -H11 I I 111- dn 1 1 -1- I - - - I I 1 151- 1 -1 l 1 1 I , 1 . 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MAX LEO ROSENBERG Troll 195053 J V Football 50 52 J V Basketball J V Baseball 51 Varslty Soccer 52 53 Vorsrty Track 52 53 Glee Club 51 53 Jabberwokk Staff 52 Alabama Polytechnic Institute DONALD EDWIN SHAW 195053 Varslty Football 50 53 FRANK JONES SHUFORD Frank 1951 J3 B Team Basketball 51 J V Football 50 Varsity Baseball 52 53 Unlvers ty of North Carolina Textlles WILLIAM BURDER SHUFORD 1 1949 53 Varslty Baseball 50 53 Duke Umversnty WILLIAM BENTON SINGER 1 1952 53 Varslty Baseball 53 Georgla Instltute of Technnlo lndustrlal Engmeermg SKOTTOWE WANNAMAKER SMITH Skott 1951 53 Mldget Football 51 Darlmgtoman Stat 52 53 Duke UDIVEYSIIY Busmess ROBERT WATSON STANFORD o 1952 53 Varslty Football 52 Varsrty Basket b 53 Southern Technical Instutute Clvll Engineer HARLAN MCKINNEY TRAMMELL Tram 1948 53 Mute Football 48 Mlte Baseball 48 Mldget Football 50 Camera Club 52 53 Jabberwokk Staff 52 53 Georgia Institute of Technology MARSHALL PETEET WALKER 1952 53 Fo al J V Basket 5' Varsrty Track 53 Georgia Institute of Technology FRED ANDERSON WARE Freddy 1952 53 Varslty Basketball 53 Glee Club 52 Georgla Institute of Technology HENRY HALL WARE Ha 1948 53 Mldget Football 50 J V Soccer 51 52 Varsrty Soccer 53 Darlmgtoman S t 52 53 Band 48 3 Duke Umverslty Engmeer MILLER SPROULL WEATHERLY Mrller 1952 53 Varslty Basketball 52 53 Glee Club 92 53 Unuverslty of Alabama JOHN DOUGLAS WEBB Splder 1951 53 Varslty Track 52 53 Georgia Instltute ot Technology Industrial Deslgn TERRELL C WESLEY Ill Gllbey 1950 53 Mudaet Football 50 51 Muclget as all 50 51 J V Basketball 53 Varslty Track 52 53 Band 52 l-Iall Proctor 52 53 Georgla Institute of Technology Executlve Enguneer JOHN HENRY WESTON Shorts 195053 Mldget Football 50 J V Basketball V Bas 51 Varslt Football 51 52 Varsity Basketball 53 Varsity Baseball 52 ynn Award 51 52 Tulane Umverslty Buslness JOHN WILKINSON JR John 195053 Llbrary Proctor 51 53 Pulpwood Farmmg 49 WILLIAM SPENCER WILLIS Greasy 1946 53 F eball J V Basket 52 Varsity Baseball 52 53 Varslty Football 52 Unlverslty of Georgm SHAFFER BURKE WIMBISH Shack 1947 53 Mute Basketball 47 48 Mute Football 47 48 Mute Tenms 47 48 Mrdget Tennis 49 50 J V Soccer 50 52 Varslty enms 51 52 Glee u 49 53 Jabberwokk Staff 51 53 Emory Unlverslty Medncme JAMES ALFRED WINGO JR Jlmmle 1952 53 aloe Club 52 53 Georgla Institute of Technology Engmeermg ROBERT LELON WOODARD Curly 1949 53 Midget Football 49 J V Football ocrer 52 Varsnty Track 53 Glee Club 51 52 Jabberwokk Staff 52 Unrverslty of North Carolina Medlcme LOWELL IRWIN WOOTTON Woo Woo 1951 53 Glee Club 51 52 Assocuate Edltor Jabbcrwokk 52 53 Unlversuty of North Carollna Insurance HENRY MacMILLAN WRIGHT Aztec 1948 53 J V Football 48 49 BTeam Basket a 48 49 Varsity Basketball 49 Club 51 53 5Oclal om mlttee 52 53 Naval Career PAUL FRANCISCO YANKEE Boot 1951 53 Varsuty Basketball Manager 52 53 Varslty Football Manager 52 Glee Club 52 53 Jabberwokk Staff 52 Electrical Engineer ' J. V, otb I '52g . . ball ' , 1 ' -' 5 , , 'og ' . J, v, ost '51g . . bon '51g . . ' 5 ' ' ' ' I I ' -' I I '53, ' . ,- r ' '53, ' - ,,Ed,, . . , -, I . 'I T as ll ,'ll I ,A I ,I . I- to1 ' -' 5 ' J -'5 . , JR. ' HB-Hu , il I H - H '50-'52j J. V. Basketball '5-1g Varsity Q f . - I . B'll . , ,S I I 'I 5 I ' . . , ' ' 53. ' f ' V QY ,, I ,, ' ,JR. rr rr K 1 -I I B - , 4, Z- . . - ketb ' -' g . . '52- 4 ' J I , ,- A . . 1 I - 1 3 I '51, I A A HB bn - I -I 7 I l I 3 A ' g , , , la ll ' -' g ' ' - H, 5 ' '51-'52g J. . eball ' g ' y '5Og D ' -' g ' C - a . , ' Q - ' .' l ' ' '52-' , ' 3535 r -r I I r -r l I rr D I 41 Ev LJ J! OFFICERS NEAL WILLIAMS President HARRY HEINITSH Vice-President KEN CLARKE HARRY HEINITSH RUDY JOHNSTONE PAUL HENSON Honor Council Representatives First Row: Adler Upshaw F. Moore McKinnon Ht Bryant Laws J. B. Hunter Second Row.- W. F. Scott Moses J. Ford Peele Ellis T Ford Johnstone Third Row, R. B. Rogers Thomason Thorpe Findley Fielder Sewell First Row: Se Th Fir Fleming K. Clarke J. S. Williams T. E. Williams Candler Barron N. L. Williams cond Row: Robertson Cates M. Hall D. Mitchell Healey Heinitsh Myers T. Mitchell ird Row: Breggcr Gaines Maulsby Robins Dismukes Owen Parrish st Row: Grant B. B. Sory D Harvey Mokros P. Henson Storey Blackstock Second Row. Heath R. D. Rogers Walton Means W. Jenkins W. L. Clark Giles Elsbelry Third Rowf Fou Bromley Roche C. Bryant Manis Greer Keown Whisnant G. Ogden Jarrell rth Row: Snell Fox W. Smith Costley Austin Hubard R. Taylor OFFICER' SKIPPER THORNTON President JOH N H U NTER Vice4President SID YARBROUGH JOHN HUNTER Honor Council Representative First Row: J. G. Hunter Marsh Hagood Brewer Cannon Simons Second Row: R. Simmons McDade W. C. Scott Braddock L. Lazoro Thornton Third Row: Bronaugh Mallory J, Moore Pestertield O. Jenkins Garnett B4 U1 ,ww wr' an fo An 7 in 1 17 Ya, 3 N' V 'f . . L N' ,131 f ., i M A1 I 'V Q A ..,, ' 1 5, . JF- : v hw, 2 'fuzzy . QM my f Q vin. 'LW Q1 .Q I A Eff us! , fanny. . T 'N f V X ,Q . hu. v, f e 'N l x c Q' , fl -4 6 f P-,:' rf ' - z l' X - ' W- . ' Q-'L 1 2 ,, ig V ? .:WlQ,' V ,dk .4 . vw Y 'sw Q OFFICERS EDYEARGAN President STEWART LYMAN Vice-President ED STRAIN Honor Council Representative First Row: Harper Tucker E, Yeargan S. Henson Dempsey D Johnson J. Wood Lease Second Rowi Whitfield R. B. Fuller Marbury E Strain G. A. Taylor Shahan R. Sory Stanton Pierce X Third Row .l P, W.lIuams Lyman DeGreiH Gee R Smith R Black Kingman ,340 f,,' Y! ah, . t ' an A xf N f M A , : V Q N fl, 77 f 5 3 M4 Vi. W I fl? A, ' ., .a 5 3' H. ' V ii - 1' ff - I 1 ? :fs , -f 'Z . V11 ., - H36 ,- f-fi 'w ' AQF5 -W ' 1 5 v , . + , VV ,Q-1. f' V h 1' V. .., A-N, ' if-if 7 . A it I , x gsm. . ',b.WsgiLA , fa 1-M - ,-' - ' -4 ,A -I. f-,'- I. . .4 W x. - ' M.-ta: 5 V Q . I f, U- La 1 in 4 ,.- q .' . M. ? ':1. . ff- . . ' ,-. 1' ' 'Q - I 1-X ' f - -5 X. ,viii-3 1 'X .' 'Str 1, ,MLQEY 'kh Q, . N A ., . -' f' L' n 2 n ' . ' W' ' my mr! , 'ii' if .,14T 7f.,zg .' Q A ' , A 1wf'f',1 3, fgq, ,. .... 'I :mi I O F DAVID HA N KS President .IAC K MOSS Vice-President PETER GILBERT Honor Council Representatwe EIGHTH GRADE Seated: S, Strain Gilbert P. R. Smith Redmond Freedmun Duke D L Spurlln Standing Klr Dunn D McCamy Kendall Noble FICERS HE LUWEH PUB EIGHTH GRADE Seated: Tarpley Moss Roser R. Ogden Goodson Cooper Brown Standing.- Franklin Imami W. Little W. Stephens Harbison Prince Kraft SEVENTH GRADE Seated: Hanks Montgomery Mull E, Wood Clotfelter Byars F. King Tolbert Standing: Sullivan Cargill Higgins Nichols Finley M 7 - 1? .. -x 'V ani.. . Ak THE LU EH PUHM5 SEVENTH GRADE Seated: Stone Cousins DeFoor W. Simmons J. Cumming Covington Phillips Fuller Standing: Willingham Heard Lutes S. Jones Gordon SIXTH GRADE Seated: J. Yeargan C. Yarbrough T. Harvey Baker S. Lazro Maddox J. Hill Graham Standing: Oliver Davis W. H. Clarke Painter Selman Landham Coppedge Buttram Read imffi IN u HGAN1zAT 1uN5 f 5 1 ,af ' u 'Z x M , , iw sa. x vm x f ' 4 A f 4 ff jr K wg fi ' tgp. 1 ' ' 451.7 1 ' ' X s V S Y I QT ik 1 4 'xv mx ' ra .Y Y Q, gig. iii' 8' x Xl! A .---1 , H..-.. , .. ...- ,ai fi Y-CABINET Seated: Kirkland, Cromwell, Cookson, Burts, Sory, Marsh. Standing: Corum, Wilson, Barron, Myers, Thornton, Heinitsh The Y.M.C.A. is the student religious organ- ization. Its activities are directed by a cabinet elected from and by the student body, The Y coordinates the religious services of the school and sponsors all student chari- table activities. Among these are Sunday even- ing vespers, mid-week prayer services, and Sunday morning worship in the winter quarter, During the first week after Christmas vaca- tion the Y sponsored Religious Emphasis Week with Dr. C l.. Allen, eminent minister of Atlanta, Georgia, as the speaker at the five meetings. Each year the contributes to several worthy charities in addition to making a sub- stantial gift to provide for the increased happi- ness and spiritual welfare of future students While the Y has no official connection with the national organization, the aims and purposes of both are identical, MRS. F. E. COOKSON Sponsor fi V 5'- tf QQ' THE STAFF AT WORK. TIM BENTLEY Editor-in-Chief BO B RHODES Business Manager LOWELL WOOTTON Associate Editor JOHN GILL Associate Editor PAUL YAN K EE Photographer THE JABBEHWUHH EDITORIAL STAFF First Row: Trammell, Cosfley, Hayes, Bentley, Myers, Pietenpol, Anderson. Second Row: Rosenberg, Gill, Cunningham, Yankee, Gicrsch Wootton, Woodard. 5 First Row Grunt, Rose, Rhodes, Horvev, Dundervnll, Hunter Second Row Luxenberg, Hand, Minge, Robins, Wnmbrsh Maulsbv Newcombc The ednffyrs af the 53 Jahberwakk wah VP express thenr apprecuahah To Bah Qhadea ami hrs business staff fm therr fume eaaperatwh ta Mr Stakes for has help wth phafegraphx Ta Mr. Judd for the mam' haars af hw Qv.h fume amen ap fa gave as all The assmahce ri er svhIe,ar1dTa oar own staff Thus hook 15 HO one mans wirk wrfhwxr Cooperation from evervame, urs ccmpmrrfh v-'amd have been rrhpassvhle H was the Vit: 44 the edvfari ri :Cheer the rhaferraf and far r ragefher wh fhe fC'V'TW Cf war 1953 Jahzzem 'kk We hope yaa Mke wt' P Henson MRS CECIL RHODES Sponsor A-is 'T' 'I Wil M ' 1 fi. MQ z f - 'f . V-I.:f7f,j' if k 4 A 1 ,. .Q X '9r.ff -1. ,W 10, , I. ., .3 '3 WM-.33 vry.'f' Q if 'iw 7 -I 's jx 1' W 'if -4-bl! 'Jag in 1 ,W X Qin? 4. 'Q .Q -1'- 4 M Maw 'V 9 4 in mn N 'Z H. F x. , I We .. ' :ff A A ,Q , 2' Z . I 4 , - ' -. - , 4 . A. V ' M 33 - ' ' ' .11 4 N f ,A f MIP: -' A Q X Y ' , 4 , I F- A ft n , M V --x'-:'i7'I' 2 f ' ,,,.,,, - '- ' xv A A - , .5 'iw 'ff 1, ' ' 4 V L 4 -, ,ng ,ff f' , M ws - ff k 4, ' ' , W Aiwa A I , Z , . We-. ' , R' -5, . A :5?'.1. X ww J 1 V , , f-'fi M h 73. , ' A, ,,i1' - 2? x .W 1 -D., 'tai i A tiny x- ' 4. E' 5 ' gm' ' :vw A ' 2' I WW - ,, J ' ag, .. '- ' ' . ' '. ' 2' ' .V 7 ' 'sm ' if ' . V! - 1- A E 4 a' 4.2:.-,j f A ' . 1 ,.f ' e4 - , V . 14 ,gg ., .f' f , ' i. . p 4-, Tw Seated: Burts, Newcombe, Rhodes. Standing: Cunningham, Williams, Wright, Hill, Donaldson. OFFICERS ELLIOTT NEWCOMBE Chairman .l. R. CUNNINGHAM D. M. MCNAULL . . . . Faculty Advisers MRS. R. H. COBB . . . . . Hostess The success with which the Social Commit- tee has met this year is the result of the hard work the Committee has been able to perform more effectively because of the greater co- hesion and efficiency resulting from its re- duced membership. The Christmas Formal was the outstanding social event of recent years. The effective decoration of the large playing floor of the Gym, hitherto thought too large for successful decoration, added much to its success. Plans now in the making for the Spring Formal in March and for Finals indicate they will live up to the standard the committee has set. MISS MARY LOUISE LINEBERGER Sponsor The D Club is composed of all students who have earned letters in varsity sports, The purpose of the organization is to promote good sportsmanship and fellowship among the students. This year the D Club has taken charge of ordering varsity letters as one of its duties. The Club also will sponsor several dances and parties during the year. OFFICERS SONNY CORUM . . . . . President RANNY BURTS . . . Vice-President BILL JOHNSON . . . . Secretary D. M. McNAULL W. J. MCBRAYER . . . Faculty Advisers MISS NANCY HALE Sponsor 'AHELUH First Row: Dundervill, Hand, Sory, Burts, Corum, Griffin, Taylor, Newcombe, Barron, Second Row: Carraway, Neville, Beard, Johnson. Third Row: Hill, Ottley, Minge. Fourth Row: Shuford, Hall, Williams, Heinitsh. Fifth Raw: Glenn, Shaw, Harwell. Sixth Row: Willis, Ledbetter, W. Shuford. Seventh Row: Yarbrough, P. Moore, Wright, Rogers. First Row: E. Yeargan Montgomery Griffin Buttram Sullivan Shear Selman Hanks Strain Clarke Gilbert Second Row: Means Petropole Giles Pietenpol Spurlin Lease Moss Dunn Stanton Third Row: Heinitsh Higgins Hunter Cromwell Hagood Lyman Myers Austin .wi PER STAMP CLUB SIX TE Seated: Strain Clark Graham Selman Landham Gordon Sullivan Hill Read Standing: Goodson Kirk Kraft Stephens Churchill Capel! Noble Lease Kendall Maddox Fuller Freedman fm 33 im' . 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I FIRST BASSES Beard Gordy Harvey Hayes Moore, W. Robinson Rose Rhodes Sewell Thomason Wootton Yankee f And so to Town on Moroays '! Bobby Woodard Leads Y Vespers Program. Y Ofhcers Cookson and Burfs express appre crahon to Dr C L Allen for hrs most successful Relrglous Emphasls Week Program 'Q Lower Left Mr Scott Pays Off Webb takes a look at us from above figs. Jmffwgal INJXTHLETIE5 P U U T B A L L Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington SEASON'S RECORD Jacksonville Teachers Univ. of South B Ga. Military Academy Bolles Castle Heights T. M. I. Notre Dame McCallie ,Luv Q M7 '53, G 'Q id. A fo.. T fur. f 4 , NC -c A , 4119- 'N ff- - .Af 9 ' ,Jak ' . i . 'f' 9'-fi -3361 1 if Q' - ' 45' .9 nf 1 D '. Gif,--1 ,Zi -. -1-if , 4 . J. McBRAYER SAMMONS HACKETT SCOTT PILGRIM V fr ' DONALDSON The Coaches The CUPNW15 All Mid-South Backs VARSITY SQUAD First Row: Pilgrim, Thorn- ton, Hand, Rogers, Ledbet- ter, Heinitsh, Stanford Braselton, Miller, Ottley Kirkland. Second Row: Her- rin, Newcombe, Hill, Moses, Corum, Barron, Cromwell Taylor, Ford, Dunwoody Dillard, Weston. Third Row Yankee, Johnson, Beard Fleming, Donaldson, Willis Lamar, Thomason, Morsch- heimer, Hall, Minge, Shaw Henson, Brothers, Grant. 1 1 1 1 1 fe ' .f - - 0 tl tt-A if K Cl R -Q ,ss- 57' 'is ,Q x :,. .s . E V w 2 j4sr TI!! - -Q... - ef 4' ,',W . y. ,. l x, f .rr 4 ,, gg f A Q 1. '21-ff .1 ' . ,I f - 1 ' ' ..w - . 1 . . Q -..-, w Q , p , I-lngk. I 1 J, . . 5 I , , . .ph Br' 1 ,lv '.4s-Vs, '4 3' A. U L, Q7, YQ .D I 'A -1 25 , ,: - P14 1 8.1 - Q Y ' , f 'N , ,Y -K . X A . , 4 -I ,N 5 Q 'Fi - -fa . f '55 ,, h at u. . Q E ne-5. M v -. , t- . . 4' X .xl , fb-'1,'-Spies-f.?--f7 'o 1,-4. A Q. at . . V , h.. ' w. V ' 'f Av W.. , , . wal! - '5' -ss 'A .sfsfwr 2' . . . V . , 1 x. . S R, . A, -,.. ,ay h - aw --o 'Q , ' . 4 N-mf., f'1.fw1'w' ' .F ' Q :NS ,iff 'IJN , ' --., -, , C .t:.,,:-f. . x- V- . V. -4 '- ,- ,.,, . . CORUM NEWCOMBE Back Tackle DARLINGTON 6 - ALA. TEACHERS FROSH 6 The Ala. State Teachers Frosh from Jack- sonville Ala battled the Tngers to a 6 6 tae IH a hard fought game to open the season The Trger s only score came when Donaldson went over standing up from two yards out on a Iune play Alabama came rlght back to score an the early part of the second peruod but after that the great Tiger defense held them scoreless DARLINGTON 28 SEWANEE O The Darlnngton Tugers allowed the Sewanee freshmen only twenty nlne yards rushlng and suxteen yards passung for Darllngtons furst HERRIN All Mld South End SHAW CROMWELL BGCIC Tackle win of the year, when the two met at Darling- ton on October third. Spencer Wlllus Arvne Pnlgrlm Sammy Don aldson and Sonny Coram made the touch downs for Darlington and the mnraculous toe of John Weston made all ofthe conversions DARLINGTON 0 G M A 27 A hnghly rated GMA team proved their mettle un defeatlng a better than average Dar :ngton team 27 O on Friday night October lO to hand the Tngers theur only defeat of the year The stars of the Darlungton defense were Cromwell and Peele at tackle and Barron and MORSCHHEIMER ROGERS Back Back - ' -l-Annual Q 0 1245. fb. -Jw-t.m K .. '15 'Q I C' I .I - . . . I . . . 1 - , , - . , . . I I . . I . . . I- - I 1 r . . . , Q . I I A D S . v V. . i,. ' g i . aw -.s ' A -A W a Q Q' L ' f' X: J A .ll I -.a l y -...ATE 11 .. - F :A 'YW - f 'A ar Q ' 1- . .t l . A it .T - . Q, 'Q . . f. --1 -1 , ' . V ' ' Q' , ' ,- ' , - -as '. x7 ! - ' ' - . qv' - l- M 'Q ' 'gf ' g., '.-5 'W Q.-ff:,,cM rgvxty n Q is . I n' te- , 7 , , 5 f ' ' - tv X - 1 . . ' , .. 1' ' - . VJ 'x' A .t , N 1 , ' N A ,' . V' X AJ. 1' 'I- 'Q FLEMING BARRON Tackle Guard Moses at guard. The Tiger's offensive main- stay was Sammy Donaldson, Darlington's top ground gainer. DARLINGTON 12 - BOLLES SCHOOL 6 A pass interception for a touchdown and a fourth period drive for another gave the Tigers a hard-earned I2-6 upset decision over Bolles School at Jacksonville, Florida, for their second win of the season. An intercepted pass by Spencer Willis, and a drive from two yards out by Sonny Corum gave Darlington her two scores against twice defeated Bolles. 'Y . S Q f ' 1 Mx i 'XA ifiilpfv. 9?-4 11 T Rr. -Qin.-V V' OTTLEY All Mid-South Guard DARLINGTON 20 - CASTLE HEIGHTS 20 Castle Heights and Darlington battled to a 20-20 tie in Castle Heights' homecoming game for the Tiger's second of three ties. Arvie Pilgrim's pinpoint passing accounted for all of the Tiger's touchdowns, two of which went to Gene Herrin and one to Ed Beard. The Tigers owed the tie to a series of three fifteen yard penalties which set up Heights' final tying touchdown, DARLINGTON 39 - T. M. I. 0 Although T.M.l. got more first downs and almost as many yards rushing as Darlington, they were outclassed from the start. Sammy KIRKLAND FORD BRASELTON THORNTON End Back Guard Center l 1 of C' T N T if PM f T . , . . i-.V ,:-'ww-2' W ' 2.41, V Al'VAlwi:,T'cA xv. , I vs . ' - ,S 'MN Wim. T if '.-I ' 'Z' A V f 56 'f i-4 . f,n?L-'f' W v 51-'zfi4fE': ff ' ' f . -fn.. A - :':rgt?if' J' fJ'f?ns ., ,QA 5' 3, 'YYQA-vM1..' , ,. . ., A. ,P 3,553 im, ms, 4-. 'V' 1 rw 6 ns K Q s WILLIS THOMASON Back Tackle Donaldson plunged over right guard for the first touchdown early in the first quarter. Arvie Pilgrim, Ed Beard, and Spencer Willis also scored touchdowns during the first half. ln the second half Donaldson and Pilgrim scored again for the Tigers. DARLINGTON 35 - NOTRE DAME I2 On November 9, l952 Darlington ended its home schedule by defeating Notre Dame 35- l2. Arvie Pilgrim swept around right end for the first score. Notre Dame received the kickoff and marched down the field to tie the score 6-6. Morschheimer put the Tigers ahead again, S MOSES BEARD Guard End and Ed Beard, Sonny Corum, Ed Shaw, and Morschheimer, scoring again, wrapped the game up for the Tigers. DARLINGTON 13 - McCALLlE 13 The Tigers fought McCallie to a l3-l 3 dead- lock, although McCallie was the favorite in the game which both teams consider their most important of the year, With Pilgrim's pass to Herrin and Weston's almost infallible toe work, Darlington led 7-6 at the half. Sammy Don- aldson plunged through the middle for the Tigers in the final quarter to tie the score at l3-l3. 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V . ,3 ,AX E QI? r '4 ' R I A ' ff 1 ol- 'ee nn 'Q' -....,,-.N I . ff X 43? 6 :W W A nf .qv f il ' Q v h R 'gf u ' I -' , N.....' 4, ,smwcm , , f QAVQ W' Q 5 BQ V www V vW G'0, QMNUYQ -1 Q 53 Wag Q55 ser A-1 111- 86 A f ui' -H S W ln the first two games of the seoson the Tigers broke even: winning one from Baylor, 2-l, and losing the other to McCallie by the some score. Four other contests will complete the season for the 'foot and head' artists. They will travel to Lebanon, Tenn, to take on Castle Heights, last year's Mid-South Titlists, and to Chatta- nooga on two occasions for return matches with Baylor and McCallie. Christ School, from North Carolina, will close out the schedule at home. First Raw: Ledbetter, Dundervill, Petropole, Bromley Griffin Mokros Sory Yarbrough lmami Hunter Second Row Ottley Heinltsh Rosenberg, Owen, Burts, Little, Neville, Hall, Ware, Thornton Third Row Coach Cunningham Barron Carravay Sewell Robins Booker Thorpe, Glenn, Moses, Woodard, Hudson, Johnson fl. Following o mediocre seoson distin guished only by the steody improve ment of the performances of its indi viduol members, the track teom of l952 ostonished everyone by losing out to Boylor by o norrow margin in the Mid-South chompionship meet t Emory. Bob Dovis wos high-point mon in the meet with two firsts: the high jump ond o new conference record of T36 ll in the discus, o fourth in the shot put gove him the honors Bennett olso won two in 5l.2 ond the 880 in for the pole-voult gove O'Reor, Meors, Groos, scored to moke Dorlingtons finol totol 35 31, pts. Frrst Row Ro enberg Morris Hemitsh Davidson Yarbrough Breggcr Woodbury Wright Moore. Second Row: Robins, Liddon, Little Miller Wahl Mears Hunter Carmichael Cameron Third Row Coach Price Newcombe Bennett Beard, Davis, Wesley, Holshouser Johnstone Q 'qv 5 , ' What promised to be a very dis- mal s e ason of three wins and eight losses was in large measure re- deemed when the Tiger netmen cap- tured third place in the Mid-South Tournament held in Nashville, Har- well turned in a fine performance in beating Tester- man of McCallie to place third be- hind Siler and Royal of Baylor, Hines, Hill, McMillan, Trawick. 'Sl Newton, Rawson, Binder, Chandler, Rogers. B TCW ii By placing third a m o n g the Mid-South prep teams en- tered in the Southern Prep Tournament in Chattan o o g 0, the Tiger links- men showed im- provement Over a season t h a t was marked by a 3 won 5 lost record. A115 3 l , , ,li .. .....A...4-.4 if Glenn Johnson whose sterling pitching was most responsible for the Championship. Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington MID Darlington Darlington Darlington SEB Ll, SEASON'S 4 ll 9 5 4 I2 5 7 RECORD McCallie McCallie Baylor Baylor G. M A G, M A Lindale Cedartown -SOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF 5 Columbia M, A. l Columbia M. A. 6 Columbia M, A First Row Ottley Hand, Shepard, W. Dundervill, Walton, Mixon, Weston. Second Row: Johnson, Reeves, Minge, Fulcher, Dcarm H g, a F. Shuford, R. Dundervill, Taylor. Third Row: Corum, Lawrence, W. Shutord, Willis, Williams. lnwzx xii f ,107 l l 3 6 3 2 6 3 3 11 2 rdi C N fl QM i l D5lHxbk'L Fulcher Poles a Hugh One '-N--1'1ng Corum Scores ll 1-44-12155 1' By wlnnmg fuve out of sux games In e regular season of Mud South competutlon e Tigers easuly copped the champlonshlp of e Southern Dnvnsuon of the Conference ln e play off wuth C M A wnnner nn the Northern Dlvnsuon the Tigers won the first game played at home The second game went to C M A and the thnrd game played thirty mnnutes after the second was won easnly by the Tugers Though the entire team played excellent ball for the enture season the most outstand :ng feature of the season was the pntchung of Glenn Johnson He pntched all three games of the champuonshnp play off his performance nn the double header whnch closed the play off was phenomenal Newt Hurdle Dnves one Deep Corum Dodges o Close One WW QWWWW -gil-41 , 'i w...bo.4 97 49 Ba- Qefwn 930539 Eels 5135855 Q 7 , S9'L,'2 7,14 U33 ' First Row: Myers, D, Mit- chell, Hunter, Yarbrough Luxenberg, Burts, Mor- ris, N. Williams, Mixon Scott, Second Row. Coach Yankee, Rosen- berg, Harwell, Woodard, J. Spurlin, G. Little, Johnstone, P a g e, J. Moore, Plowden, Austin, Brooch, Cates, Coach Cunningham. Third Row: Liston, Pestertield, J. S. Williams, A n d e r s o n, Fielder, Evins, Marsh, M. Hall, Robins, West, Wal- ker, Ellis, T. Williams. JU IUH VARSITY FUUTBALL ll Y! Standing: Mr. Yankee, Crawford, Lambert, Up- Y shaw, Thomason, Flem ing, Johnstone. Kneel ing: Bennett, Luxenberg TEAM BASKETBALL First Row: Roberts, C Hall, D. Harvey, Shear, Greer, Martrn, Keown, R Simmons. Second Row T. Nevrlle, Pestertreld, N, Wilhums, Fleming, Hogood, West, Barron, Dismukes, Mokros Third Row: Thorpe, E. Smith, Rose, Bronaugh, Costley, Mr, Yankee, Jr. A-1 JU IUH VARSITY B SEB rx, gk? WW eww! , 15333 154, First Row: H a r t I e y, Finne, Martin, Veach, E. Hudson, R. McCamy, J. M. Williams. Second Row: D. Harvey, S. Hen- son, Dempsey, Tucker, Moss, B. Little, Lyman, J. R. Williams, Hackett, Rowan. Third Row: R. Simmons, Battle, W. Burts, E. Strain, Terry, Shear, Foy, Newton, R. Black. MIDGET EUUTBALL MIDGET BASKETBALL Standing: Mr. King, Ter- ry, Foy, Battle, Lyman J. R. Williams. Kneel- ing: Prince, Whisnant, Redmond, J. Williams, E. Wood, Hackett, Seat ed: Stanton, Greer, S. Henson, E. Strain, Whit- field. First Row: DeFoor, W. Jenkins,, D. McCamy Cousins, P. R. Smith Tarpley, Roser, Gilbert Cooper, Cargill, Buttram Second Row: Montgom- ery, Goodson, Stanton R. Ogden, R. B. Fuller Marbury, D. Spurlin, No- ble, Gordon, G. A. Tay- lor, Whitfield, W. Sim- mons. Third Row: Frank lin, Higgins, Freedman Maddox, Selman, E. H Fuller, Cumming, Byars, C. Yarbrough. 'C' Br 4D 455 3022 fn- Q 4 -29 , 4 4 ,4429 '--K s-ffbyel, 7,35 IT FUUTBALL MITE BASHETB v-1 J I Foor. LL Standing: Roser E Ful ler, R. Ogden Marbury P. R. Smith. Kneerng Cooper, Gilbert Moss Phillips, Franklin De JU IUHTENNI5 First Row: Stanton, Lons- dell, Whitfield, King, Fuller, Dodenhoff. Se- cond Row: Matthews, Dempsey, Harper, Nich- ols, Strain, Foy. Third Row: Harbin, Lym u n, Burnes, Minish, J, Wood. JU IDR First Row: J. Wood Finley, Sullivan, R Black, Roser, Moss. Se- cond Row: S. Henson Newton, Ham, Pitts Kirk, Wilcox, D. Mc- Camy. BASEBALL 'x 2 i S-f mmfflw WITH FEATU H .- if e , jk? .SIIEOP5 CHUI IILI. C. BILL CROMWELL friendliest JERRY PIETENPOL lest Scllalar AIVIE PILGRIM la!! lllllclc BILL CROMWELL Most Likely to Succeed SONNY CORUM Mast Versatile BILL NEWELL Best Looking - JIMMY HILL Best Dressed ED SHAW Wittiest HENRY WRIGHT Most Popular RANNY BURTS ' Best Mannered ONNY .IERKYA ' S v MEUALS an MACON A. BROCK AWARD und JOE MULL MEMORIAL TROPHY William Fulcher SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD L. W, Wright J. R. MCCAIN AWARD lack Moss COOPER AWARD Sam Harwell J. M. HARDEN AWARD ond HARRY BOSS AWARD Julius Glenn Johnson AWARDS . . . ROSS LYNN AWARD John Weston JOURNALISTIC TROPHY Eddie Boyd Edward Crane Harris John Ransom Hines, Jr. Robert Lyle Maulsby SENIOR IMPROVEMENT AWARD James Sylvester Binder M. S. LANIER MEDAL Sim Clark Liddon PATRIOTIC ESSAY MEDAL John Pagura MEDALS an MATTHEW FONTAINE MAU RY MEDAL Philip Grattan Hart M PROCTOR MEDAL Uh FACULTY MEDAL Jerry Leake Felker BAUSCH AND LOMB MEDAL Larry Delano McNair SYDENHAM HOWELL AWARD William Russell McDonald, lll AWARDS .. 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It 1111111 111-ri-41 vo compliments of ' - MARSHALL JACKSON MOTOR COMPANY H H YOUR BUICK DEALER 1-7. 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 ROME HARDWARE COMPANY '-I' 1 Compliments of Rome News Tribune and W L A Q 1-'L RFDFORD S 5 8 like STORE ox nu ' mc lim nc jx-1 Compllments of Rosenberg Jewelers Get The Best, Get Sealtest Mrlk and Ice Cream 1221 BROADWAY Columbus Georgac Tavlol The Florist 1 S llfll fill? lllllglflll nm C IHONE ' 'lllln 124 ' on 0 H 0 H 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I LC 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t I 1 H . on . , n f,IlIllflllIlIl'!lfA of . 9 , ' J L T H v , . Evil, .. L ' -' -ml A-Xvc. 1 l ' 1 l 51. H 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 I-1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 W H vo ll H II . ,,, H RUNllf GlfURfilpX 0 ' ro ' 1.-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 M1-111111 111111111 H H M U O . 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GLASSES g HPLA Y PLUS DEPUSIT TASTE TEST WINN FROM COAST T0 COAST RONII C LORC IX DODGE AND PLYMOUTH CARS M I N G E DODGE TRUCKS Rome Georgia Q-s Comphments of S. H KRESS 81 CO ROME, GEORGIA M H H H H H v-I 128 Construction Company CONCRETE PRODUCTS Phones 3348 2 0302 Rome Georguca I-.., NJ. Q-txt xx H-cax t xx 1 11 A 'T no A , . ,f . on on - ', f-'IQ fl. ' - llfl N ' A X1 0 f rK '-.X Xi '. H ' 11 11 :D ' WM-n,,P if - ER 0 0 0 0 .C E: T' T xx zz :xx xrzza-1 xxzxzzzxrrzxrtxo-fri-4st :T . on ro g 0 H M . no ' 0 0 tx zzz U 0 H x xzxxxxz :za-r H vo - no on 0 O O Compllments of Walker Seed Company SHOR TER 0 PLANTS 0 FLOWERS 0 BULBS 0 SEEDS Phone 6831 509 Broad Street Rome Ga Established ,873 l-4 A Natronally Accredited College Compliments of fOr WOITIBI1 Bachelor of Arts Company 'ul E0SLi'ZC'2'5'L7A'enue Bachelor of Musrc Degrees I9 Years DeSoto and Plymouth Dealer NORTH GEORGIAS LARGEST R G Great Cars Frne Service-A Square Deal ome eorgm Rome Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF ei-NERO! 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