Darlington School - Jabberwock Yearbook (Rome, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

GROVES, R. F. . GUTHRIE, C. E. . . HACKETT, J. R. HAGER, R. D. . . HAGOOD, H. C. . HALL, C. H. . . HALL, L. M. . . HAM, J. L .... HAMLER, E. B. . HANKS, D. H. . HANSEN, 0. M. . HARBIN, B. L. . HARDIN, R. E. . HARPER, T. H. . HARRIS, C. R. . . HARTLEY, R. D. . HARVEY, J. S. . HARVEY, H. . . HAYNES, J. R. . HEALEY, Q. O. . HEARD, R. W. . HENSLEE, M. L. . HENSON, S. R. . HERNDON, C. T. HIGGINS, C. H. . HILL, J. C .... HILL, J. S .... HITCH, W. S. . . HITCHCOCK, J. O HOLLAND, R. T. HOLT, F. S. . . HOPKINS, D. W. HORNE, J. F. . . HORTON, E. M. . HUDGENS, J. W. . . HUDSON, W. B. HUDSON, W. L. HUGHES, R. Y. . HUNTER, G. O. . HUNTER, J. G. . IMAMI, M .... JENKINS, O. W. . JENKINS, W. F. . JENNINGS, J. L. JOINER, G. J. . . JONES, D. C. . . JONES, N. B. . . JONES, S. O. . . JONES, T. H. . . KANE, R. . . KAPP, M. R. . KASE, P. W. . . KELLY, E. J. . . KENDALL, P. C. KENNEDY, R. F. KEOWN, M. G. . KILLEBREW, J. B. KING, F. M. . . KINGMAN, R. D. KIRK, R. W. . . KIRTON, H. S. . LAMB, J. B. . . LAMBERT, D. H. LANDI-IAM, W. M. . . LANIER, G. M. : LAWTON, D. E. ., RIISTEI-I . Lindale, Ga. . . . . Pineville, Ky. .....Rome, Ga. Winston-Salem, N. C. . . . . Easley, S. C. . Rome, Ga. . Rome, Ga. . . Rome, Ga. . Rome, Ga. . . . Rome, Gu. . . Savannah, Ga. . Rome, Ga. . Rome, Ga. . Rome, Ga. . . . Rome, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Durham, N. C. . Lindale, Ga. . Rome, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . . Rome, Ga. . Rome, Ga. . . . Rome, Ga. . . . . Rome, Ga. . . Smithfield, N. C. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Rome, Ga. . . . . Sumter, S. C. . . Burlington, N. C. . . Cordele, Ga. . . Americus, Ga. . . . . Rome,Ga. . . Spartanburg, S. C. . . . . Rome, Ga. . Columbus, Ga. . Jackson, Miss. . . Rome, Ga. . . Rome, Ga. . lsfahan, lran . . Lindale, Ga. . . Vidalia, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Camilla, Ga. . . Canton, Ga. . Cordele, Ga. . . Lindale, Ga. . . Rome, Ga. . . . . Rome, Ga. . . Hollywood, Fla. . . . Carrollton, Ga. . . Flemingsburg, Ky. . . . . Rome, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. .....Rome, Ga. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . . . Rome,Ga. . . . . Macon, Ga. . Chattanooga, Tenn. West Palm Beach, Fla. ... . . Rome,Ga. . . Greensboro, N. C. . . . . Rome, Ga. . . Rome, Ga. . . Rome, Ga. l954-1955 LEASE, A. J. . LEASE, R. C. . . LEASER, L. C. . LEMANN, W. B. LINCOLN, J. w. LISTON, J. M. , LITTLE, w. L. . LOCK, E. R. . . LoKEY, w. c. . LOMBARDI, P. F. LUMPKIN, E. w. LUTES, c. w. . LYMAN, s. F. . MADDOX, G. E. . MAoDox, I. w. MANN, I. E. . , MARTIN, c. w. . MARTIN, J. w. . MASTERS, J. Is. . MERCER, I. E. . MERRIMAN, R. M. MIDDLETON, F. E. . MILLS, C. G. . . MITCHELL, W. A. MONTGOMERY, H. W. . MONTGOMERY, P. B. . . MOORE, A. W. . MOORE, F. H. . MOORE, J. L. . . MOORE, R. L. . . . . MORGAN, F. H. . MORGAN, H. D. MORRIS, C. H. . MORRIS, G. B. . MORRIS, J. D. . MORRIS, J. W. . MOSS, J. P. . MOSS, J. S .... McCAMY, D. H. . McCAMY, R. J. . McCONKEY, K. P. McCONNELL, R. . McFATHER, E. O. MCGEE, W. A. . MCKENZIE, D. A. McKEW, H. A. . McLAUGHLIN, R. McLEOD, J. L. . NASH, F. M. . . NELSON, F. . . NEVILLE, W. G. . NEWMAN, W. R. NEWTON, D. C. NICHOLS, C. H. NOBLE, G. R. . . NOLAN, J. A. . PANKEY, W. F. . PARKER, M. W. . PARRINO, P. A. . PAYNE, G. R. . . PENCE, J. T. . . PERRY, C. F. . . PESTERFIELD, E. C. . PHILLIPS,, F. F. . PHILLIPS, J. J. . PHILLIPS, S. H. . . . . Rome, Ga. . . Clemson, S. C. . . . Houston, Tex. . . New Orleans, La. . . Shreveport, La. . . . . Bristol, Tenn. . . . . . . Austell, Ga. . Winston-Salem, N. C. . . . . . Thomson, Ga. . . Rome, Ga. . . Lindale, Ga. . . . Longview, Tex. . . . Rome, Ga. . . Rome, Ga. . Rome, Ga. . . Rome, Ga. . . Galesburg, Ill. . . . Kingston, Ga. . . . . . Arab, Ala. . . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Vero Beach, Fla. . . . Nashville, Tenn. . . Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . Rome, Ga. . . . Rome, Ga. . . . . . Tarboro, N. C. . . . . . . Rome, Ga. Looukout Mountain, Tenn. Lookout Mountain, Tenn. . . . . . Americus, Ga. . . . Rome, Ga. . . Augusta, Ga. . . Rome, Ga. . Rome, Ga. . Rome, Ga. . Rome, Ga. . . Rome, Ga. . . Lindale, Ga. . Lindale, Ga. . . Rome, Ga. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . . . Canton, Ga. . West Palm Beach, Fla. . . Burlington, N. C. . . . . Rome, Ga. . . . Rome, Ga. . . Shreveport, La. . . . . Rome, Ga. . . . Banner Elk, N. C. . . Pernambuco, Brazil . . . Jackson, Miss. . . Rome, Ga. . Rome, Ga. . . . Rome, Ga. . . Rutledge, Ga. . . Galesburg, Ill. . . Rome, Ga. . . Rome, Ga. . . Rome, Ga. . . Lindale, Ga. . . . Camilla, Ga. . . Summerville, Ga. . . . Siluria, Ala. . . . . . Lindale, Ga. . . Chattanooga, Tenn. PHILLIPS, T. L. . PITTS, D. Y. . . PITTS, L. L. . . PRINCE, R. K. . PROCTOR, J. A. . PROCTOR, J. T. . PUTNAM, J. D. . RAGAN, R. A. . RAINEY, W. D. . RAMEY, R. L. . . READ, J. M. . . REDMOND, H. S. RIDDLE, B. L. . . ROBERTS, W. J. ROBINSON, J. K. ROBINSON, J. W. ROBINSON, R. . ROCHE, P. W. . ROCHE, T. G. . ROGERS, G. B. . ROGERS, L. C. . ROSENTHAL, M. B. . . . ROSER, D. R. . . ROSS, C. A. . ROWAN, P. . . ROWEN, P. G. . ROWEN, W. P. . RUDERT, E. H. . RUSH, G. S. . . RUSSELL, A. B. . RUTLEDGE, J. H. SAPP, J. H .... SAWYER, J. R. . SCOTT, G. T. . SCRIBNER, C. E. B SELLARS, R. R. . SELMAN, W. B. . SHAHAN, M. W. SHEAR, R. H. . . SHEPARD, G. E. . PIII TEII1954-I955 . . Siluria, . . . Rome, . . . Rome, Summerville, . . DeLand, . . DeLand, . . . Midland, Ala Ga Ga Ga Fla Fla Tex . . Gastonia, N. C . . . . Rome, Ga . . . Inman, S. C . . . . Rome, Ga . Morganton, N. C ....Rome, . . Elberton, . . Macon, . . Winder, . Atlanta, Ga Ga Ga. Ga Ga . . Sumter, S. C . . Gaffney, S. C . . . Rome, Ga . . . Orlando, Fla . Fayetteville, Tenn . . . Rome,G . . Rome, . . Anniston, Ga Ala . . Rome, Ga . . . Rome, Ga . . . . Rome, Ga . . Columbia, S. C . . . Winder, Ga . Kannapolis, N. C . . . Orlando, Fla . . . Rome, Ga . . Ashburn, Ga Kingsport, Tenn . Greensboro, N. C . . . Rome, Ga . . . Rome, Ga . . . . Rome, Ga Chapel Hill, N. C SHIPE, P. E ...... . . Coral Gables, Fla SHMUKLER, C. M. . . .... Rome, Ga SIMKINS, G. B. . . Augusta, Ga SIMMONS, R. H. . . Lindale, Ga SIMMONS, W. C. . .... Lindale, Ga SIMONTON, F. H. . . . . Chickamauga, Ga SMITH, A. G. . . . . Atlanta, Ga SMITH, D. R. . . . . Asheville, N. C SMITH, H. L. . . ...... Rome, Ga SMITH, H. W. . . . . sMlTH,L. R. . . smrrn, P. R. . . sMl1'H,n. R. . . SMITH, w. N. . sokv,J. R. . . srukuu, c. 1. . sruaun, o. L. . STANTON, R. C. . . STARNES, W. D. STEARNS, W. S. . STERRETT, J. L. . STINSON, W. M. STONE, D.M. . . G. Saranac Lake, N. Y Chattanooga, Tenn Rome, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Clarksville, Tenn Palm Beach, . . . Rome, . . Rome, . . Rome, . . Rome, . . Atlanta, . . Atlanta, . . Siluria, . . Rome, Fla. Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga Ala. Ga. STORY, P. A. . . STRAIN, E. H. . STRAIN, G. S. . STRAIN, J. D. . . M.. . STRAIN, W. L. . SWANCY, W. R. . SWISHER, D. M. . TAYLOR, G. A. . . TEAT, W. H .... TERRY, D. W. . THOMPSON, W. THORNTON, J. F. THURMOND, D. W TILGHMAN, G. M. TOLBERT, J. W. TRIPPEER, R. A. TUCKER, R. S. . TURLEY, C. . . TURNER, J. R. . VANDIVER, L. M. VANPELT, C. A. VANPELT, R. L. . VEACH, E. G. . VERBYLA, R. E. . VERNON, G. E. . VICK, G. J .... WALKER, R. D. . WALTERS, W. L. WALTON, J. M. WAMMOCK, R. H. . . WATSON, J. D. . WATSON, J. E. . WATT, M. A. . . WEST, J. C. . WEST, S. C. . WEST, T. S. . . WETHERINGTON, WHELAN, J. S. . WHITE, D. H. . WHITE, E .... WHITFIELD, C. L. WILCOX, R. N. . WILLIAMS, G. C. WILLIAMS, J. P. WILLIAMS, J. R. WILLIAMS, W. E. B. C. . . WILLIAMSON, J. K. WILLIMON, H. P. . . Augusta, WILLINGHAM, W. T WILSON, C. H. . WILSON, J. D. . WILY, J. F .... WIMBISH, S. S. . WOOD, E. H. . . WOOD, F. W. . . WOOD, J. S. . . WYATT, A. K. . YARB ROUGH, S. H. YEARGAN, E. L. YEARGAN, J. L. . YOUMANS, C. R. YOUNG, R. M. . Walterboro, S. C. . . . Rome, Ga . Rome, Ga . . Rome, Ga . . Dalton, Ga. . Langley, S. C. . . Havana, Fla. . . Rome, Ga . . Lindale, Ga. . . ,Athens, Ga . Augusta, Ga. . . Siluria, Ala . . Athens, Ga. . . Dunn, N. C. . . . Rome, Ga. Memphis, Tenn. . . . Rome, Ga. . . Lindale,Ga Charlotte, N. Ci . . Rome,Ga . . Rome, Ga . . . Rome, Ga. Adairsville, Ga. . Lenoir, N. C. . . . Rome, Ga. . . . Rome, Ga Morganton, N. C . . . Rome, Ga Social Circle, Ga . . Athens, Ga . . . Rome, Ga . . Atlanta, Ga Mount Berry, Ga . Caldwell, N. .I . . . Rome, Ga . Valdosta, Ga . . . Rome, Ga . Jackson, Miss . Baldwin, Ga . . Atlanta, Ga . . Rome, Ga . . Lindale, Ga . Lindale, Ga . . Rome, Ga . . . Rome, Ga . . . Rome, Ga Greenville, S. C . . . Rome, Ga Birmingham, Ala . . Montreat, N. C . Durham, N. C . . Rome, Ga . . Rome, Ga . . Rome, Ga . . Rome, Ga . . Rome, Ga . Columbus, Ga . . Rome, Ga . . Rome, Ga . . Macon, Ga . Asheville, N. C Ga: Congrotulotions Closs of 1955 WYATT'S, ING. PI4 QUALITY MEATS of your F O R D M A R K E T S P14 J. H. FORD A. W. FORD R. E. FORD 5'l7 Broad 700 N. 5th Ave. 107 Broad .g..g..g..g..g. . . .gn . . g..g..g..g..g..g.. .g..g..g.....g.....q..g.. 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Mathis R. H. Foss, Jr. L. B. Gammon O. F. Gilbreath H. F. Greer H. D. Mathis R. F. Groves R. L. Mull W. E. Groves, Jr. W. C. Mull F. D. Hand l. M. Shamblin, Jr. D. T. Hardy, Jr. R. O. Simmons R. D. Harvey Jo H. Stegall, Sr. C. E. Head R. L. Tucker, Jr. R. B. Van Tassel J. L. White, Jr. H. C. Wood A. J. Henderson Leon Henderson L. R. Holsomback 104 Compliments ot HOME FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association of Rome 205 Broad s ffee I Mortgage Loans Insured Savings A BETTER PLACE TO SAVE Always a Friend ot Darlington REESE-HUFFMAN COMPANY GENERAL INSURANCE As Old As The Century IEstabIished I900l Phone 5345 MILLER BROS. CO. FASHION SPECIALISTS ROME GEORGIA M I N G E CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CONCRETE PRODUCTS Phones 3348 - 2-0302 ROME GEORGIA if A ' V Kane Wins Most Veluelale J. V -mu. KAN W . The Queen In Fulll.-:right xx -L... 5 11- Mites Honor Mr. Cobb Midgets Receive -Football Letters ug.. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ...g..g..Q..g..g..g..q. 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Phone 2-7673 Route 5 Rome, Georgia ....,.... .........9..g..........4....4.........................4... ....... ....5..,..g.....,..g.....g..g..5..5..g..g........,..,..,..,........g..4.....g.. MI LN ER MOTOR CO. AUTHORIZED FORD PRODUCTS Telephone 6506 ROME GEORGIA GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS HARDY JEWELRY CO. LOVELL AUTOMOBILE COMPANY CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH SALES-SERVICE Athens Refrigeration 81 Appliance Co. 312 Broad Street ATHENS, GA. Telephone LI. 6-7367 Frigidaire Products R. T. Eberhardt, Jr. President Compliments of A F RI E N D WHO BELIEVES IN EDUCATION ..g..g..g..q..q..a..o..o..o..g............... g..p..g..5..Q..g..g..g..g..Q..g..g..g..q..g..q..g..gng..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g. COLONIAL CREDIT COMPANY 5 BROAD STREET ROME, GEORGIA MITCHELL 81 GAINES, INC. iNsunANcE Your Protection Is Our Business Atlanta Federal Savings Bldg 22 Marietta St., N.W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA CRUSHER AND sHovEi. SUPPLIES Fora MINES S. QuARRiEs FORREST E. SMITH Asheville, N. C. 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Monufocturers of , A Better Work Glove GOOD WORK CLOTHES E for Every Purpose FOR OVER 50 YEARS i 1700 Maple Street Rome GEORGIA ROME, GEORGM 125 X- il THE sTuosN'rs of WHITFIELD o Editorial Staff new x 45, x V- X Q. .Q , X 1. ,. X1 Q 4 X M 4 , A Wf5'1'4' s , I Q X . Eff' W 51., 4 43153:- wwf.- 5 Q- M -' S N -Mi x 9 P . 'if 5 L l 11 ..g..g.gug.4.-Q00--g..g..g.. amazing ZONOLITEQ Insulation Slaslles ful costs tool Compliments o a FRIEND -o-Q-.o..o-Q.-o-.0-m-Q-.0-.s-.g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g.....,..g..g..g..g 3 E Compliments of HALL Xl FDWLEH CLEANERS Where Cleaning Has A Meaning 2 24 East Main St. i Roms, GA. Phone 5289 9..g..g..Q.4-ana-0--a--0.-U.-s..g.4..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....p- Compliments of 0-U-4 HI-1000 lNl0l0l O'lNlHlWO0lWO4ll-Oiniuiuul ..Q..g..g..g..g..gun-Q-.Q-.Q..o-p.-Q-4.-1.-q..g..q..g.. KEITH-WALGREEN AGENCY You Save At Your Walgreen Drug Store 5th Ave. at Broad St ROME, GA. Phones 2-4436-37 5.....g..g..g..g.....pq..g..g..g..g........g-g..g..g..g..g. GRIFFIES 81 FINDLEY SUPER MARKET 304 S. Brood Street Rome, Georgia .g.-0.-!.m.-a..0--ang- ..5-mug..gn0-19--Q-upme-pug-.g..g..g..g..g..g-.g.....g .g.....g..g -g.q-.g.-g..g.qugnp.gngug..guq- 126 ..q..g..g..g..a..a..0.-ln! 0.-Q 0-I-0,-Q--0-In ll l0l l I0'l'llWl O0O -Quo- --o-o--o-o--o-o--o-o-own-o-o--o-o-o-a--o-o-4-,q..........,....... , LOOKING AHEAD . . . . . . has always been a basic philosophy of Burlington Mills' operations. As the world's largest producer of fabrics from man-made fibres, Burlington has need for hundreds of different skills to manufacture and sell many highly diver- sified products. Recognizing personnel as its greatest asset, Burlington is always looking for young people with competence and character to train for positions of responsibility. M4M4wCv+44-lw0w 444nu ,liiwl ' if ill The Brighton Division of . . 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X I A A4 K. 4' 4 444, r- 44 X' U N gr vi f x A -vv l x -is .4 sf ' -Q 'Sk S X if 'N x L X f6 me S 1 GNX qjlf' Q , W ' . 1' 4 X ' 'sf Q ' W, S. g JP .Q ,, N547 - 3 5 K xg - 5 gs' 'Q Xe ,S fywf f ,K , S I. Jin A K N Q 4. xg 9,4- X4, f 5 my . Q X is Xy.x.Q1.q X N 1 Q gg N h ' WEALLJOIN INASQNG Tomvovnm X ERNEST L. WRIGHT A.B., M.A., Ped.D. President The College of William and Mary 1 University of Virginia I Davidson College AIIIVII Ii THAT! WILLIAM J, JUDD RICHARD M. YANKEE B.S., M.S. B.A. Associate Headmaster Associate Headmaster University of Virginia Washington and Lee University CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS MATHEMATICS 22 C. ROTHWELL WILCOX B.S., M.A., Ph.D., LL.D. President Emeritus Davidson College Johns Hopkins University Presbyterian College MATHEMATICS illlill l 'l'llA'l'lll Historiographer CHARLES SCOTT Master of Junior School C. EVERETT SAMMONS B.S., M.A. Southwestern A.B. Business Manager Tulane University Director of Athletics Alabama Polytechnic Institute University of Chicago Mercer University Columbia University LATIN Thad Jones Coaching School 23 Mr Chamberlain Mr. Cunningham Mr. Dorminey Mr. Dorsey Mr. Emens PAUL T. CHAMBERLAIN B.S., M.A. Mississippi Southern College George Peabody College for Teachers ENGLISH JOHN R. CUNNINGHAM, JR. B.S., M.Ed. Hampton-Sydney College University ot N. C. SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS RALPH JD. DORMINEY B.S. Alabama Polytechnic Institute MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE Mr. Ham i955 FAC L'l'Y GEORGE A. DORSEY JUNIOR SCHOOL ARTHUR G. EMENS, JR. B.S., Sec.Ed. Florence State Tachers College HISTORY PHILIP M. HAM A.B., M.A. Princeton University Brown University Middlebury College The Sorbonne FRENCH Mr. Hightower JOHN D. HIGHTOWER B.A., M.A. University of Arkansas Duke University University of Arizona CHAIRMAN, DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH EDWARD L. JONES B.A., M.A. Randolph-Macon College Duke University ENGLISH S. ALLEN KING B.S., M.A. University of Florida North Georgia College University of Georgia ENGLISH Mr. Jones Mr. Km 24 I I . Mr. King Mr. Merson Mr. Moser Mr. McNouII i955 FAC LTI' PAUL J. KING Washington and Lee University University of Georgia LATIN, BIBLE M. HUGH MERSON A.B., M.A. University of Rochester Columbia University ENGLISH WORTH A. MOSER B.A., M.A. Assistant Master Day School Wofford College Vanderbilt University Middlebury College National University of Colombia SPANISH Mr. Poulson Mr. Stukes DANIEL M. MCNAULL B.A., M.A. Presbyterian College University of S. C. Peabody College MATHEMATICS JOHN W. POULSON B.S. Erskine College PHYSICAL EDUCATION JOSEPH T. STUKES B.S., M.A. Davidson College Emory University HISTORY Mr. Turner EARLE A. TURNER, JR. B.S. Davidson College Emory University ENGLISH EMILY B. WALKER B.S., M.A. Vanderbilt University George Peabody College for Teachers Western Kentucky State Teachers College SCIENCE WALLACE K. WILKINSON A.B. Presbyterian College ENGLISH Mrs. Walker Mr. Wilkinson 25 f . l m fifQ'f,2iffL ff ggi? Agfa iw- 'icon Q YV fold! J B ,H 'YN' ,J 1 , 4 Li? R- 'c 4,, ' XFN -' . ' gk by M 2151 Q Q 5 df'f4-014.0 V25 - , xi'-5.2 7 x E' if fn 'Qi fa xililix-:gr , , W1 ug? i f' ' iw F A 0 f 1? U tb Q kelgiy Bohqgkeqr L . fm, , O21 4 Y gg gv cum ' een is ' 5 ' R , . a ha lv 'Z MN, it ' 447 f 5 Q fa? -:lik We x, T53 'E 5 ' Q Xie i Ji 'fav 3 im Q - 9 c 313 ei -R, l!oM,4J'. whoa? WL Q15 fb 'J' MW4 ' f7 'j1,..7'r f7wj . Q sg fi? VPWWW . 3 of z. E 92 Xi. WW - XX . 'Q . Q 3 Q R E: gba, AEE, ' K' x E . .. Q xiii , Q1 3 1 if ' Q ,J Si E? A qi? J BERNICE E. HALL BETTY G. WILCOX LILLY STILWELL LOUISE H. KING Secretary Secretary Treasurer Secretary RUBY A. HALL BERTHA A. GATLING COURTNEY R. STUKES LEONA BARNES Dietitian Dietitian Librarian Housekeeper IIXILIAIIY FACULTY J. L. BRANDON Bandmaster MARY K. HIGHTOWER Publicity WILLIAM M. COOPER Maintenance R. F. NORTON, M.D. Physician WARREN GILBERT, M.D Physician EULA M. TOLBERT, R.N Nurse 26 :Vg SQ , 1 X Q s 3 Q ug A KX X 4 1 xr 9:33 i Q 5 A Q ZW? .. :was -N .,.. 2 Q., K N f 1 Qgkvagf, 5- -' , , . . . .,w4:4 ,s t ,A 5: f - xs gw X 'H' ,,.QNzpg-1g::, f QQ? ,.,.,,.:,.:.1.., I Q.: Nu., R Q .f .,, Braddock and Terry Beat It Out. JAMES JACKSON AWBREY Dalton, Georgia CHARLES RUSHING BAMFORD Belle Glade, Florida DALE W. BENNETT Harlan, Kentucky JOHN NEYLE BENNETT GEORGE DONALD BEVERLY Pahokee, Florida HENRY LEE BRADDOCK Belle Glade, Florida This year many momentous events came to pass at Darlington. Starting off the year Darlington has come to its golden anniversary. The school has developed from a small one building day school into a day and dormitory school worth over a million dollars. Two of the more recent additions to the school have been the completion of South Hall and o new Gym. Dar- lington has grown from a small, local, preparatory school to a day and board- ing school of 380 students. lt is recl V ognized in this country and abroad as one of the leading preparatory schools tor boys. V Walterboro, South Carolina Victory hungry Tigers, paced by Sim Fulcher, romped all over a dazed G.M.A. eleven. Tired of defeats the Lakesiders started making up for lost time. Fulcher scored two touchdowns, intercepted two passes, and sparkled defensively. He scored from the I6 and I8 yard Iines and returned pass interceptions 40 and 20 yards. Both T.D.'s came on end-around plays. Yar- brough converted three of tive extra- points. IIIIIR CLA I WALTER BROWN Best Manners MEMBER? . . THE GATE . ,.'E1Af'MI'LIAR FACES L ,,-114 WILLIAM BERRY BROACH CUYLER WARNELL BROOKS, JR. TOMMY BROWN W. LEWIS BROWN .IR Rome, Georgia Forsyth, Georgia , Calhoun, Georgia Cartersville Georgia 'xxx ln ' WALTER MONROE BROWN Burlington, North Carolina ROBERT BLAND BULTMAN, JR. Sumter, South Carolina WILLARD FREDRIC BURKHALTER Rome, Georgia Moore ond McGee Socialize. NORMAN NORWOOD BURNES, Ill Rome, Georgia HENRY BUCK BURROUGHS Conway, South Carolina WATSON LEE BURTS Greenville, South Carolina You can always tell when Saturday night rolls around. Just go down to the school store, and you will find no- body there except those boys who were in penalty study hall Monday. Mrs. Yankee and Mrs. Merson with a few helpers sell sweets and drinks that always give our complexions that' extra little boost that helps the shafts along. But if it was not for the store we could not get those razor blades nobody ever uses. An alert Tiger team, scoring from recovered tumbles, defeated T.M.l. 32-O in a conference game played on the Lakeside field. This was one of the few games that the team could get working smoothly from the start. The Darlington movers were Ver- non, Scott, Griften, Shear, and Little, with Pesterfield and Yarbrough mak- ing the placements. Many of the play- ers in the last few minutes were mem- bers of the Junior Varsity who had been elevated to the Big Tigers. EIIIII CL GEORGE SCOTT Friendliest, Most Popular NEW FRIENDS. . REGISTRATION DAY MICHAEL COLLINS CLIFFORD RANKIN CRAWFORD ROBERT HODGES CRAWFORD MALCOLM EVERETTE DOTY Orlando, Florida Kinston, North Carolina Kinston, North Carolina Rome Georgia Dr. Wright and The Night Before Christmas. DOYLE DRIVER Atlanta, Georgia CHARLES T. DUDLEY Columbus, Georgia ROBERT TOOMBS EB ERHARDT Comer, Georgia WILLIAM FRANK EDWARDS Villa Rica, Georgia THOMAS LEWIS ELSBERRY Ruskin, Florida EDWARD HUMPHREY EVANS, JR. Florence, Alabama Each year, the students of Darling- ton elect their officers and represen- tatives by vote of the student body. A morning in assembly is designated and ballots are given out to each stu- dent present. Students vote only on the officers of their particular classes. A president, vice-president and honor council representatives are chosen in- dividually by the Senior, Junior, Sopho- more, Freshman classes and collective- ly by the Lower Forms. The ballots are collected, the votes counted and the results are then announced. Be- cause of the large number, it is im- possible to list the names of this year's officers, but the ,Annual Staff wishes to offer its congratulations to those who are doing such a good job at their various duties. The Darlington Glee Club, although somewhat smaller in number than in previous years, shows excellent prom- ise. This group has presented varied and enjoyable programs. After some hard work and training by Mr. Moser, the group is preparing to begin its concert tour in the Spring. They give performances in the churches of Rome, Atlanta, Chat- tanooga, and Columbus. There are many thanks due to these boys who have given their tree period to the di- rector, Mr. Worth S. Moser, and the accompanist, Mrs. Charlotte McMan- OI'YIOI'1. 'E Illli CLA JIMMY KELLY Best Scholar FOOTBALL . . STUDY HALL AND CLASSES HENRI LEONAFARMER, JR. WILLIAM HAROLD FINNE JAMES ANDREW FOUNTAIN SIM BELL FULCHER Athens, Georgia Orlando, Florida Macon, Georgia Augusta Georgia CHARLES MILTON GARN ETT Rome, Georgia GEORGE HARRISON GEE, III Blakely, Georgia CARL HENDERSON GRIFFIN, JR. Rome, Georgia The Glee Club Entertains at Patrons' Reception. ROBERT H ENDERSON GRIFFIN Rome, Georgia CHARLES HARPER HALL Rome, Georgia JAMES LIVINGSTON HAM Rome, Georgia This year's D Club is one of the largest we have ever had. More boys participated in varsity athletics and have been good enough to earn letters than any other group that has been here. All boys who are planning to join the D Club, should watch the initiation, and see our athletes do the Can-Can and have those much- envied egg battles before deciding to enter the festivities ot the next year. There is one consolation, if you are not a senior, you can have your fun the next go-around. You slow the car down as you near the turn-off at the gate. You look at your watch and see that it is a few minutes after eleven. Late - as usual. You are suddenly blinded by a beam of light. Reverse brings you back around to where you first slowed down. You say goodnight' '... and head back to the smiling face of the teacher-on-duty. He holds up three or five fingers, depending upon what his mood happeens to be. You trudge to bed. BOB GRIFFIN Best Athlete E Illll CLASS HOME GAMES AND AWAY . . EXAMS ANNESTER LESTER HARBIN, JR. ROBERT DOYLE HARTLEY JULIAN ROBERT HAYNES JOHN SESSIONS HILL Rome, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Rome, Georgia Smithfield North Carolina 0 U X Kb 5,7'x, J54 Ny' uv v f, king If jJX14Q A - ' If f MW I, 1, J- N' ' . , Gyf' ff f I S fs- ' AL-'vg ,bg V.. G '73 ,V ,gy fe. fe? I A ,lf , Q:-f Q' ,, , . WO af' v PE I Q? L, , fLLbf-ff-- . f-W . fu 'C , , .. ij J 1 -14 yj,4,,,,a Jaffa X JL 'ff fe -4f.g,-., I. J-QC U P ,H A M441 .Aj'u:Ql,,,:- A . QMf9N'w2,.,Q wi? wMMw . If 1 -v... -Ji, .ff ' Y, if F V JA' A ,, I ,W ,ff E 'X J . ' I 1 EL: . ' x ---. f fxf ,- XI x K ,uw , X J Nw Af .X M xx qguywu, Qpgjgs.. J WW B, Q, Misa 'F ' gi R ,- fgkvpi if -J X0 div jf N 1556 fy ,v ff Y f' N wigylx gggpgf Xr5PQ k'!'I egg!! j A4 UAB' . J ffm iff rx . X n 'x 4Qfff' ' ' 1 x A N flzjv JZUJJMD ' jLcf2f.g 123,400 1' 'Ai 'W Q A J i.Q3?i CS,-M07 . FRANK STONE HOLT, JR. Burlington, North Carolina DAN WALTON HOPKINS Cordele, Georgia WALTER LLOYD HUDSON Columbus, Ga. Messrs. Gaspar and Judd on Picture Day. JOHN GRAHAM HUNTER Rome, Georgia WARREN FRANK JENKINS, JR. Vidalia, Georgia DAVID C. JONES Canton, Georgia Everybody seems to like the new class schedule. Starting Assembly at 8:50 is a big change from the 8:30 of years before. Mr. Moser is leading the assemblies this year, and has given us many interesting programs. There is only one change that will never take place here, and that is those famous words: Let's every man sit up, please. This year Dr. C. R. Wilcox retired as active president of Darlington. He has served as president for 33 years and is still very active in the school, teaching his Math classes. Named president-emeritus, and member ot the Board of Trustees, Dr. Wilcox was succeeded by Dr, E, L. Wright, who has been our headmaster for 34 years. We offer thanks to Dr. Wilcox and congratulations to Dr. Wright. E Illll UL S CHARLES DUDLEY Most Likely to Succeed FORMALS . HOLIDAYS . . RE-EXAMS N. BUFORD JONES MARK ROGERS KAPP PAUL WILLIAM KASE EDWARD JAMES KELLY JR Cordele, Georgia Hollywood, Florida Carrollton, Georgia Flemingsburg Kentucky DIFFIE HACKNEY LAMBERT Greensboro, North Carolina JONATHAN MILLER LISTON Bristol, Tennesee JOSEPH WALTER MARTIN, JR. Kingston, Georgia CHARLES G. MILLS Chattanooga, Tennessee ALEXANDER WESLEY MOORE Tarboro, North Carolina JAMES L. MOORE Lookout Mountain, Tennessee For the second time in three years the Lakesiders and Castle Heights fought a no-decision count. Both came at homecoming games on the Ten- nessee field. The other was a 20-20 affair. Heights is the defending cham- pion of the Mid-South Conference. Bob Griffin kept the Cadets backed up well in the first half with four punts averaging over 50 yards. But one late in the second quarter was blocked, and set up a Cadet score. The half ended 7-all. With the score tied l4-all, the Tig- ers tried desperately to pull the game out ofthe fire in the final period. But the clock ran out and the game ended I4-l4. Darlington was host at a reception honoring parents of boarding students who attended the homecoming festivi- ties at Thanksgiving. The reception was held in the gymnasium the even- ing of November 24. The building was attractively decorated, and delicious refreshments were served. Dr. Wright spoke briefly to the gathering, welcoming them to the school. The student's PEP band and chorus provided entertainment during the evening. The chorus under Mr. Moser's direction, presented Now We All Thank Our God, By the Waters at Babylon, Men of Harleck, and closed with our Alma Mater. E IIIR CL SIM FULCHER Most Versatile, Best Looking RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK . . CLUBS GEORGE BERRIEN MORRIS WILLIAM AMBROSE McGEE JAMES LOUIS MCLEOD WILLIAM GORDON NEVILLE JR Rome, Georgia Palm Beach, Florida Shreveport, Louisiana Pernambuco Brazil Mr. King and Hagood at Candle Lighting. WILLIAM F. PANKEY Galesburg, Illinois CLAUDE FOKES PERRY Camilla, Georgia ENOS CHARLES PESTERFIELD, JR. Summerville, Georgia LUCIUS LORING PITTS, III Rome, Georgia JOHN DAVID PUTNAM Midland, Texas ROGER LEE RAMEY Macon, Georgia This year the Seniors on third floor Main Building have received new single beds and new desks. They have added greatly to the rooms. lt is the plan of the school so to equip every room in the coming years, starting with the Junior Hall next year and on down to South Hall. ' f fly Xl' Presenting a rugged defense that Heil K allowed Notre Dame only 21 yards on I-,ff it l ' 1 llv t, the ground, and then countering with ,Ulf lf U fi a well-oiled offense, the Darlington -l' lip X Tigers hit their peak on this game. The Irish put together one drive, in- cluding a 40 yard pass, and took ad- vantage of a Tiger fumble to score their two touchdowns. A defense led by guard Roy Swancy and center Skip Thornton collared the Irish for a minus two yards the last half. RAY SMITH Best Dressed Elllli CLAS WINTER ATHLETICS . .DEMERITS . . .NIGHT LEAVES . JOHN KENNEDY ROBINSON GEORGE T. SCOTT ROBERT HENRY SHEAR GEORGE BRYAN SIMKINS Macon, Georgia Ashburn, Georgia Rome, Georgia Augusta, Georgia 41 ROBERT HOWELL SIMMONS Lindale, Georgia DONAUD RICHARDSON SMITH Asheville, North Carolina LESTER RAY SMITH, II Chattanooga, Tennessee CHARLES JERRY SPURLIN Rome, Georgia WILLIAM DANNER STARNES Rome, Georgia PAUL STOREY Walterboro, South Carolina After many long years of careful observation of the highway, someone has broken down and put a traffic light just outside the main gate. Still we must be careful as we finish crossing t h e axle-breaking s peed bumps and nose the car out on the open road. The basketball team has much promise this year. Although there is only one returning cager from last year's squad, the new and B Team boys ought to have an impressive rec- ord at the end of the year. The shortest man on the team is Jim Kelly, and the tallest is David Jones C6 feet 5 inchesl. With the height and ability of the team, we will probably have a good contender for the Mid-South Championship. E IIIII CLASS FRED BURKHALTER Wittiest DARLINGTONIAN . . .SPRING SPORTS . . .WE GRADUATE WILLIAM ROY SWANCY, JR. DON WILSON TERRY DAVID WOOD THURMOND GRANVILLE MYERS TILGHMAN Augusta, Georgia Athens, Georgia Athens, Georgia Dunn, North Carolina JOHN ROBERT TURNER Charlotte, North Carolina LINTON MITCHELL VANDIVER, II Rome, Georgia EVERETT GAINES VEACH Adairsville, Georgia ROBERT YOUNG Hendersonville, North Carolina The days we have been awaiting are finally here. For the people who have a hard time believing that Senior-year has come and gone, don'T worry about it. ln a very few short months we will be back where we started from . . . Freshmen. GRANT E. VERNON Dalton, Georgia JOSEPH M. WALTON Social Circle, Georgia SIDNEY HALLECK YARBROUGH, lll Columbus, Georgia Brown and Story During Annual Pictures. IVIEIIALS Alllll AWARDS 1953-i954 COOPER AWARD-John Capell, Montgomery, Alabama. J. R. MCCAIN AWARD-Mark Blandford Eubanks, lll, Trion, Georgia. J. M. HARDEN AWARD-Elbert Prentice Peabody, Augusta, Georgia. MACON A. BROCK AWARD-Robert Johnson, Rome, Georgia. ROSS LYNN AWARD-Harry Heinitsh, Spartanburg, South Carolina. SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD-Harry Heinitsh, Spartanburg, South Carolina. JOURNALISTIC TROPHY-Martin T. Myers, Jr., Atlanta, Georgia, David D. Harvey, Rome Georgia, William Leroy McDade, Athens, Georgia, William Leander Clark, Ill, Pal- metto, Georgia. PATRIOTIC ESSAY MEDAL-Carl Henderson Griffin, Rome, Georgia. SENIOR IMPROVEMENT AWARD-James Harry Fleming, Spartanburg, South Carolina. M. S. LANIER AWARD-Alan Jerome Lease, Rome, Georgia. SYDENHAM HOWELL AWARD--Rudolph Gordon Johnstone, Jr., Spartanburg, South Car- olina. MATTFIEVV FONTAIN MAURY MEDAL-William Hugh Austin, Jr., Rome, Georgia. BAUSCH AND LOMB MEDAL-William Leander Clark, lll, Palmetto, Georgia. THE SENIOR SCROLL FOR UNSELFISH SERVICE - William Hugh Austin, Jr., Rome Georgia. FACULTY MEDAL-Harry Ernest Heinitsh, Spartanburg, South Carolina. JOE MULL MEMORIAL TROPHY-James A. Fleming, Spartanburg, South Carolina. HARRY BOSS AWARD-Thomas Edward Williams, Athens, Georgia. DARLINGTONIAN CREATIVE WRITING PRIZE-Charles Whitfield, Atlanta, Georgia. FRENCH STUDIES AWARD-Robert Barnwell, Burlington, North Carolina. ENLOE AWARD-Richard C. Yeary, Nicholasville, Kentucky. THE MYRON E. FREEMAN TROPHY-Louis Conner Morschheimer, Parkdale, Arkansas. JAMES F. CARRAWAY AWARD-Bailey Brown Sory, Ill, Palm Beach, Florida. THE LADY FRENCH AWARD-John Howard Candler, Jr., Atlanta, Georgia. THE WRGA AWARD--Frank Clyde White, Lindale, Georgia. 45 WE SING A SONG OF 1 ' w H ! ,J S IDR JAMES JACKSON AWBREY ,,Awb,, Dalton, Georgia AUBURN Engineering '53 Varsity Football '54-'55, Band '53- '54, Varsity Track '53-'55, D Club '54-'55, Proctor '54-'55, CHARLES RUSHING BAMFORD Charles Belle Glade, Florida GA. TECH Chemical Engineering '52 Glee Club '52-'55: Intramural Tennis '52-'555 Intramural Soccer. 'DALE W. BENNETT Benot Harlan, Kentucky UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY Medicine '52 Varsity Basketball '54-'55, Proctor '54-'55, Varsity Tennis '54-'55, J.V. Track '52-'53, D Club '54-'55, HENRY LEE BRADDOCK .,Lee,, Belle Glade, Florida HARVARD Philosophy '52 Editor-in-Chief Darlingtonian '54-'55. JOHN NEYLE BENNETT John Walterboro, South Carolina Medicine '53 Band '53-'55, Intramural Tennis '54. GEORGE DONALD BEVERLY Horse Pahokee, Florida VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Law '53 Vice-President Junior Class '53-'54, D Club '53-'55, Honor Council Rep- resentative '54-'55, Varsity Football '53-'55, Varsity Track '54-'55, Proc- tor '53-'55, Swimming Team '53-'54' Y Cabinet '54-'55, Varsity Soccei '54-'55. WILLIAM BERRY BROACH, JR. HGUSH GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Business Administration '48 Mite Basketball '48-'49, J.V. Tennis '50-'5l, J.V. Football '52-'53, Var- sity Tennis '53-'54, D Club '53- '555 Honor Council '53-'55. CUYLER WARNELL BROOKS, JR. Ned Forsyth, Georgia GA. TECH '53 THOMAS J. BROWN Lum Calhoun, Georgia Industrial Management '54 J.V. Football '54-'55, J.V. Baseball '54-'55, Swimming Team '54-'55, Rifle Team '54-'55. W. LEWIS BROWN, JR. Dum Dum Cartersville, Georgia '53 Varsity Football '53-'55, D Club '53-'55, Y Cabinet '54-'55, All Mid-South '54-'55. WALTER MONROE BROWN Buster Burlington, North Carolina UNIVERSITY OF N. C. Business Administration '53 Chairman Dance Committee '54-'55, Jabberwokk Staff '54-'55, Sports Ed- itor Darlingtonian '53-'55, Varsity Basketball '54-'55, Proctor '54-'55, Varsity Golf '54-'55, Swimming Team '54-'55: D Club '54-'55, ROBERT BLAND BULTMAN, JR. Robert Sumter, South Carolina '54 46 DIRECT IIRY WILLARD FREDRICK BURKHALTER Freddie Rome, Georgia AUBURN Dentistry '54 Varsity Football '54-'55, Varsity Base ball '54-'55. NORMAN NORWOOD BURNES, III Norman Rome, Georgia MERCER UNIVERSITY Ministry '5l Midget Football '5I-'52, Mite Base- ball '5I-'53: J.V. Baseball '53-'54, Midget Basketball '52-'53, Glee Club '54-'55, Treasurer Debating Club '53- '55, Darlingtonian Staff '54-'55, Jab- berwokk Staff '54-'55. HENRY BUCK BURROUGHS, JR. Buzz Conway, South Carolina '54 Darlingtonian Staff '54-'55, Jabber- wokk Staff '54-'55. WATSON LEE BURTS ucurlyn Greenville, South Carolina GA. TECH Electronic Engineering '48 Mite Basketball '48-'5Og Mite Base- ball '48-'5Og Midget Football '52-'53, J.V. Baseball '5l-'52, Band '48-'55' Proctor '54-'55, Darlingtonian Stott '53-'55, Jabberwokk Staff '53-'55. MICHAEL COLLINS Mike Orlando, Florida DAVIDSON COLLEGE Medicine '53 J.V. Basketball '53-'54, Intramural Tennis '53-'54, Varsity Tennis '54- '55 ROBERT HODGES CRAWFORD ,,Bob,. Kinston, North Carolina '54 Varsity Basketball '54-'55, EIIIII Illll CLIFFORD RANKIN CRAWFORD, JR. Judge Kinston, North Carolina DUKE UNIVERSITY Architecture '52 Varsity Basketball '54-'55, Editor Jab- berwokk '54-'55, Dance Committee '54-'55, Intramural Tennis '52-'54, Proctor '53-'55g D Club '54-'55. MALCOLM EVERETTE DOTY Malk Rome, Georgia DAVIDSON COLLEGE Political Science '53 Debating Club '54-'55. DOYLE DRIVER Doyle Atlanta, Georgia EMORY UNIVERSITY Medicine '54 CHARLES TRAWICK DUDLEY llbudll Columbus, Georgia PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Medicine '52 Varsity Golf '52-'55, Varsity Track '53-'55g D Club '53-'55, Soccer '54-'557 Y Cabinet '53-'54, Presi- dent Honor Council '54-'55, ROBERT TOOMBS EBERHARDT usobf. Comer, Georgia GA. TECH Engineering '54 Track '54-'55, WILLIAM FRANK EDWARDS Frank Villa Rica, Georgia VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Lawyer '54 THOMAS LEWIS ELSBERRY HEHSH Ruskin, Florida GA. TECH '52 Band '52-'53, Varsity Track '53-'55, Varsity Soccer '54-'55. EDWARD HUMPHREY EVANS, JR. ,,Ned,, Florence, Alabama UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA Mechanical Engineering '53 Basketball Manager '54-'55. HENRI LEON FARMER, JR. Wedge Athens, Georgia UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA '53 Varsity Football '53-'55, D Club '53-'55, Varsity Basketball Manager '54-'55. WILLIAM HAROLD FINNE ,,Fin,, Orlando, Florida UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA Medicine '52 Varsity Track Manager '53-'54, Glee Club '52-'55, Jabberwokk Staff '53- '54, Darlingtonian Staff '53-'54, Cheerleader '54-'55, J.V. Football '53-'54, Varsity Basketball '54-'55, Varsity Track '54-'55, D Club '54- '55 JAMES ANDREW FOUNTAIN ,wmv Macon, Georgia UNIVERSITY OF N. C. Business Administration '54 Varsity Football '54-'55, Varsity Bas- ketball '54-'55g Varsity Track '54-'55. SIM BELL FULCHER llsimll Augusta, Ga. GA. TECH '54 Varsity Football '54-'55, Senior Class President '54-'55, Glee Club '54-'55, D Club '54-'55, Dance Committee '54-'55. .fi 7 CTIIHY CHARLES MILTON GARNETT Charlie Rome, Georgia UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Business Administration '48 Varsity Tennis '53-'55, Dance Com- mittee '54-'55, Darlingtonian Staff '54-'55, Midget Basketball '49-'50, GEORGE HARRISON GEE, III George Blakely, Georgia UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA Engiri5efring .l.V, Football '52-'53, J.V. Basket- ball '52-'55g Varsity Baseball '54-'55, CARL HENDERSON GRIFFIN, JR. CarI Rome, Georgia DAVIDSON COLLEGE Teacher '49 Patriotic Essay Medal '53-'54, Debate Club '5l-'52, Darlington Forum '53- '55g Jabberwokk Staff '53-'55, Cam- era Club '52-'53, Cheerleader '54- '55 ROBERT HENDERSON GRIFFIN Bob Rome, Georgia '54 Varsity Football '54-'55, Varsity Base- ball '54-'55, CHARLES HARPER HALL nskip., Rome, Georgia EMORY UNIVERSITY Pharmacy '49 J.V. Baseball '5l-'52, J,V. Soccer '5I-'52, Midget Football '53-'54. JAMES LIVINGSTON HAM 1,-,imu Rome, Georgia DAVIDSON COLLEGE '48 D Club '53-'55, Varsity Tennis '53- '55, Varsity Soccer '54-'55, -S NIDR BANNESTER LESTER HARBIN, JR. Bunny Rome, Georgia PFIHCETOII UNIVERSITY Mtfclicnne '48 llwlujtc' Clult Tlitgmitli-nt '53-'55, JGID- It-rwiil I Stott 53 55, JV. Soccer '52- inl, Cvlii-4: Cluli 53- 55, Mite Football .15 .L-D, i-i,,,,,-I Mi- and Ten '48-'53, Milt Base-I-fill 5l '52, Darlingtonian glrilt '5-1- 55, liitiarnural Tennis '52- 'I-1, Nllff? lEla,l--Irliall '48-'5l. ROBERT DOYLE HARTLEY Hurts Atlanta, Georgia QA TECH Engineering '52 Miimur Fill-iliull Manager '52-'53, I V Fnotl-all Manager '53-'55, Track Manigiaci' '53-'54, J.V. Soccer '52-'53. JULIAN ROBERT HAYNES Herbie Rome, Georgia AUBURN '54 Varsity Football '54-'55, Varsity lmcl '54-'55, Varsity Baseball '54- '55, D Club '54-'55, JOHN SESSIONS HILL Buddy Smithfield, North Carolina UNIVERSITY OF N. C, Tobacco Business '54 Varsity Football '54-'55, FRANK STONE HOLT MoIecule Burlington, North Carolina DAVIDSON COLLEGE Business Administration '52 Varsity Soccer '53-'54, Rifle Team '52-'53, Dance Committee '54-'55, Jabberwokk Staff '54-'55, Darling- tonian Stott '54-'55, D Club '54- '55g Cheerleader '54-'55, Swimming Team '53-'54. DIRECT DAN WALTON HOPKINS ,,Dan,, Cordele, Georgia EMORY UNIVERSITY '53 Intramural Tennis '53-'55, Upper Ten '53-'54y Proctor '53-'54, WALTER LLOYD HUDSON Columbus, Georgia EMORY UNIVERSITY Medicine '52 Darlingtonian Staff '52-'555 Soccer Manager '52-'55, Golf '52-'55, Proc- tor '54-'55, Rifle Team '52-'55, D Club '54-'55, JOHN GRAHAM H UNTER Iljohnll Rome, Georgia M. I .T. Engineering '48 Honor Council '50-'55, Vice-President Honor Council '54-'55, President Freshman Class '5I-'52g Vice-Presi- dent Sophomore Class '52-'535 J, R. McCain Award '5lg Jabberwokk Staff '52-'55g D Club '53-'55p Upper Six '50-'51, Upper Ten '5l-'53, Var- sity Track '5I-'55, Varsity Football '54-'55, Varsity Soccer '52-'55, Jun- ior Tennis '5O-'5I3 Mite Basketball '48-'50, Mite Baseball '49-'5O. WARREN FRANK JENKINS, JR. links Vidalia, Georgia AUBURN Manufacturing '52 J.V. Soccer '52-'53, Glee Club '52- '53, Midget Football '53-'54, Varsity Track '52-'53. DAVID CASSELS JONES Canton Comet Canton, Georgia GA. TECH '54 Varsity Basketball '54-'55, Varsity Golf '54-'55. 48 0RY N. BUFORD JONES usonnyu Cordele, Georgia EMORY UNIVERSITY Dentistry '53 Intramural Tennis '53-'54, Varsity Soccer '53-'55, Proctor '54-'55g Vice- President Y Cabinet '54-'555 Var- sity Golf '54-'555 D Club '54-'55, MARK ROGERS KAPP Mike Hollywood, Florida UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA Construction '53 Jabberwokk Staff '53-'54, Darling- tonian '53-'54, Swimming Team '53- '545 Intramural Tennis '53-'54. PAUL WILLIAM KASE upaulu Carrollton, Georgia BUC KN ELL UNIVERSITY Chemical Engineering '54 EDWARD JAMES KELLY, JR. Bugger Flemingsburg, Kentucky NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY Lawyer '53 Honor Council '53-'555 Y Cabinet '53-'55, D Club '53-'55, Varsity Basketball '53-'55, Varsity Baseball '53-'55, Darlingtonian Staff '54-'55, Proctor '54-'55, Upper Ten '53-'55. 'DIFFIE HACKNEY LAMBERT Mute Greensboro, North Carolina UNIVERSITY OF N. C. Business Administration '52 J.V. Tennis '53-'55, J.V. Basketball '52-'53, JONATHON MILLER LISTON Hpagou Bristol, Tennessee KINGS COLLEGE Medicine '52 J.V. Football '52-'53, J.V. Basketball '53-'54, Varsity Basketball Manager '53 '54 SE llllli JOSEPH WALTER MARTIN, JR. Junior Rome, Georgia UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA Business Administration '48 Mite Basketball '48-'50, Midget Foot- ball '5l-'52, Varsity Baseball '54-'55. EDWIN DAVIS MILLS nc. Gln Chattanooga, Tennessee UNIVERSITY OF N. C. Portrait Photography '52 Varsity Football '54-'55p Varsity Track '54-'555 Glee Club '53-'54, Darlingtonian Staff '54-'55, Varsity Soccer '54-'55, Proctor '54-'55, J.V. Baseball '53-'54. ALEXANDER WESLEY MOORE llwesll Tarboro, North Carolina DAVIDSON COLLEGE Dentistry '53 JAMES F. MOORE Dead - Tooth Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Business Administration '52 Varsity Soccer '54-'55g Varsity Golf '54-'55, J.V. Track '53-'54, D Club '54-'555 Varsity Football '54- '55. GEORGE BERRIEN MORRIS UG' B-u Rome, Georgia UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA '49 Varsity Track '53-'55, Varsity Foot bail '54-'555 D Club '54-'55, B Team Basketball '52-'53g J.V. Tennis '5I-'52. WILLIAM AMBROSE McGEE BiIl Palm Beach, Florida DUKE UNIVERSITY Electrical Engineering '53 Varsitv Tennis '54-'55, Varsity Soc- cer '54-'55. DIRECT JAMES LOUIS McLEOD ,,Mack,, Shreveport, Louisiana '53 News Editor Darlingtonian '54-'55g Debate Club Vice-President '53e'55. WILLIAM GORDAN NEVILLE, JR. Chico Garanhuns, Pernambuco, Brazil DAVIDSON COLLEGE Melcgcine Intramural Tennis '5l-'52, J.V. Base- ball '52-'53g Midget Football '53 54g Cheerleader '53-'55, Y Cabinet '53-'555 President Y Cabinet '54- '55g .labberwokk Staff '53-'54, D Club '52-'55, Glee Club '53-'54, Var- sity Soccer '53-'55g Varsity Track '53- '55. WILLIAM F. PANKEY Bill Golesburg, Illinois UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN Business Administration '54 CLAUDE FOKES PERRY Claude Camilla, Georgia EMORY UNIVERSITY Lawyer '54 Intramural Tennis '54-'55. ENOS CHARLES PESTERFIELD, JR. ,fpestu Summerville, Georgia EMORY UNIVERSITY '50 Upper Six '50-'5Ig Upper Ten '5l- '52g J.V. Baseball '5I-'53g Varsity Football '53-'55, D Club '53-'55, Proctor '53-'55. LUCIUS LORING PITTS llorkyll Coosa, Georgia GA. TECH Engineering '52 Debate Club '53-'54, Jabberwokk Staff '53-'54. 49 IIRY JOHN DAVID PUTMAN Putter Midland, Texas SOUTHWESTERN Mechanical Engineering '53 ROGER LEE RAMEY Rock Inman, South Carolina WOFFORD COLLEGE Medicine '54 JOHN KENNEDY ROBINSON J. J. Macon, Georgia AUBURN Business Administration '54 Band '54-'55. GEORGE THURBER SCOTT Scottie Ashburn, Georgia UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA Business Administration '54 Varsity Football '54-'55, Vice-Presi- dent Senior Class '54-'55. ROBERT HENRY SHEAR Robert Rome, Georgia EMORY UNIVERSITY Medicine '49 Varsitv Football '54-'55, Varsity Base- b:i'l '53-'555 D Club '54-'55. GEORGE BRYAN SIMKINS Bodo Augusta, Georgia GA. TECH Engineering '54 Cheerleader '54-'55j J.V. Football '54-'55, Varsity Track '54-'55j D Club '54-'55. UE IIIH IIIII III-IY ROBERT HOWELL SIMMONS Buzzy Lindale, Georgia UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE Civil Engineering '49 Midget Football '5l-'52, J,V. Base ball '52-'53, J.V. Basketball '54-'55 DONALD RICHAR-DSON SMITH Short Asheville, North Carolina N. C. STATE Manufacturing '54 Varsity Soccer '54-'55, Varsity Track '54-'55. LESTER RAY SMITH, Il URW., Chattanooga, Tennessee N. C. STATE Certified Public Accountant '52 Midget Football '52-'53, Varsity Track '52-'54, Varsity Basketball '54- '55, Managing Editor Darlingtonian '54-'55, Darlingtonian Staff '53-'55, Proctor '53-'55: D Club '54-'55, Jabberwokk Statt '54-'55. CHARLES JERRY SPURLIN Jerry Rome, Georgia GA. TECH Aeronautical Engineering '5l Upper Ten '5l -'53, Varsity Track '52- '555 Varsity Football '54-'55. WILLIAM DANNER STARNES WiIIie Rome, Georgia UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA llll'll PAUL STORY Spider Walterboro, South Carolina DUKE UNIVERSITY Medicine '52 Intramural Tennis '54-'55, Manager Varsity Football '54-'55, Darlington- ian Stott '54-'55, Galt '54-'55, D Club '54-'55. WILLIAM ROY SWANCY, JR, HROYH Augusta, Georgia EMORY UNIVERSITY Dentistry '54 Varsity Football '54-'55. DON WILSON TERRY HD. -I-'H Athens, Georgia UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA Business Administration '52 J.V. Basketball '53-'54, Varsity Foot- ball '54-'55g Proctor '53-'55p Vice- President Junior Class '53-'54, Vice- President Y Cabinet '54-'55, Sec- retary Senior Class '54-'55, Honor Council '54-'55, DAVID WOOD THURMOND White Whale Athens, Georgia UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA Business Administration '53 Varsity Football '53-'55, Swimming Team '53-'55, D Club '53-'55, GRANVILLE MYRES TILGHMAN Panda Dunn, North Carolina UNIVERSITY OF N. C. Business Administration '53 JOHN ROBERT TURNER Bobby Charlotte, North Carolina DAVIDSON COLLEGE Veterinary Medicine Ministry '48 '53 . Proctor '53-'55, Cheerleader '53-'55, Mite Football '48-'50, Mite Basket- Varsity Basketball '54-'55, Glee Club bfllll '48-'50: Mite Baseball '48-'50, '53-'54, Golf '53-'55, Track '53-'54, Swlmmlng Team '54-'55. Dance Committee '54-'55. 50 LINTON MITCHELL VAN'DlVER, II MitcheIl Rome, Georgia VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Linguist '54 EVERETT GAINES VEACH Everett Adairsville, Georgia EMORY USNJIVERSITY Midget Football '5I-'52, .l.V. Base- ball '52-'53g J.V. Basketball '52-'53, Manager Varsity Basketball '54-'55 Proctor '53-'557 D Club '54-'55 Upper Six '50-'5l, Upper Ten '5I-'52 GRANT E. VERNON Grant Dalton, Georgia UNIVERSITY OFSACHATTANOOGA Varsity Football '54-'55, Varsity Bas- ketball '54-'55. JOSEPH MOORE WALTON uloeu Social Circle, Georgia GA. TECH Electrical Engineering '52 SIDNEY HALLECK YARBROUGH, III nsidu Columbus, Georgia EMORY UNIVERSITY Medicine '5l Freshman Class Vice-President '53- '54g Varsity Track Manager '5I-'53, D Club '52-'55, Glee Club '53-'54, Varsity Soccer '53-'54, Honor Council '52-'54, Vice-President Honor Council '54-'55, Varsity Football '53-'55, Swimming Team '53-'54, President D Club '54-'55. ROBERT MANLY YOUNG llowrl Hendersonville, North Carolina N. C. STATE '54 Varsity Basketball '54-'55, D Club '54-'555 J.V. Football '54-'55. 1 1 .l.V. Track Passed N.R.O.T.C. Exam P.E. Class Study Hall I I I I 5. 2 f I I I 2 I I s 5. First Row: Battle, Thornton, Yeargan E. Second Row: Drinkwater, Lyman. I 1 U II l 0 ll C L I ' ' OFFICERS SKIP THORNTON President ED YEARGAN Vice-President JOH N DRI NKWATER Secretary STEWART LYMAN Honor Council Representative WILLIAM BATTLE Honor Council Representative Row I: Lincoln, Jennings, McCamy, J. Capell, Sellars. Row 2: Ferrell, Holland, Wilson D., Rowan, Mackenzie, Alford. Row 3: Sory, Smith, H., Barnwell, Masters, Rowan R. G. Row 4: Lombardi, Newton, Wilcox, Tucker, Mann, Williams G. C. Row 5: Ragan, McConnell, Lyman, Harper, Fullbright. Row 6: Parrino, Riddle, Drinkwater, Rogers, Barner. Row 7: Wilson C. H Rowan, Walker, West, Hamler, Fling. ' 'ff iffy- ' ' 11 9 ,A 2.358 L :ff H K x,,.,, A do fo-fm, Km' 4 i K ' vw' ' L Q WfW.1: , ,ug .Q Ng a lk S A X. Q N 3 . Yi? yin WX Q, 5. 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FOR ACT WWI K 5 g Row l: Terry, Beverly, Hunter, Dudley, Yarborough, Trippeer, Drinkwoter. Row 2: Pat Moss, Kelly, Lyman, Little, Robt. Mc- Comy, Yeargan, Battle, Eubanks, Brooch. MISS SUSAN GILBERT Sponsor for Honor Council X ww O F F I C E R S CHARLES DUDLEY ......... . . President JOHN HUNTER . . . Vice-President SID YARBROUGH . . . Vice-President 101-I CIBU U L O F F I C E R S GORDON NEVILLE . . . . President DON TERRY . . . , Vice-President SONNY JONES . . . . Vice-President MISS VIRGINIA A. NEVILLE Sponsor for Y-Cabinet Y CABINET Row I: Beverly, Sonny Jones, Nevill, Terry, Fulcher. Row 2: Charles Morris, Trippeer, Brown L., Eubanks, Drinkwater, Ha good, Richard Smith. 63 IIAIILI LEE BRADDOCK RAY SMITH . . JIM McLEOD . . WALTER BROWN PAUL STORY . . JIM KELLY .... WATSON BURTS LLOYD HUDSON MR. ALLEN KING . . ,fi X WM' N7 . xy' . . , U , 'W , MRS. R. L. BRADDOCK Sponsor for the Darlingtonian Wie 1955 li ll' II IA . . Editor-in-Chief . . Managing Editor . . News Editor . . . . Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor . . . . Society Editor . Staff Photographer .Circulation Manager . . Faculty Adviser Row I: Lloyd Hudson, Jim McLeod, Ray Smith, Lee Braddock, W. M. Brown, Jimmy Kelly, Curley Burts, Mills. Row 2: Mark Kapp, J. J. Phillips, Clarke, Lombardi, Harbin, Barner, Crawford C., Lemann, Robert Rowen, Whitfield, Burnes. Au-an ...aw-may A-:pw . si 2? R fi , ii 2 1 fi Row li Holt, Brown, Crawford. Row 2: Fulcher, Turner, Garnett, Brooch. Elaborate decorations, good music, and beautiful girls. These are the things that go into making up our informal and formal dances. Walter Brown and his Social Com- mittee chose for the queen of the Christ- mas Formal Miss Julia McWhorter of Rome. The annual Spring Formal planned for March l2th has us in Tuxs and fill- ing out no-breaks again, but everybody agrees the dances are worth it. 'UUIAL eCllMi I'l l'EE MRS. WALTER M, BROWN, JR, Sponsor for the Social Committee 1 I X Soy, ares es, soma, . . . , 4,. af N A Closed Pipe Resonate , LABS...TEDIOUS Lecrunss and THOUGHT PROVOKING QUESTIONS ..HOURS OF CQNCENTRATEQ s'ruoY and Mon: HOURS OF IDLE 1' Yfigl fix, ,.,.,...,-a- 'K -.-f J' :L Q? DAYDREAMSH. 2? l?g , QWJ,SwW fMs. Seated: Crawford, Griffin, Harbin, Burnes. Standing: Raines, Battle, Hunter, Gilbert. CLIFF CRAWFORD . CHARLES WHITFIELD WALTER BROWN . HENRY BURROUGHS BUS BANNY HARBIN . . CARL GRIFFIN . MISS HELEN HARBIN Sponsor for Business Staff W EDITORIAL STAFF NESS .....EditoL . . Assistant Editor . . Assistant Editor . . Photographer STAFF . . Business Manager . . .Business Manager Seated: Mills, Lincoln, Crawford, Brown, W. M., Whitfield. St anding: Smith L. R., Braddock H, L Story This book is no one rnan's work, without co- operation from everyone, its completion would have been impossible. The editors ofthe l955 Jabberwokk wish to express their appreciation to Banny Harbin, Carl Griffin, and their busi- ness staff for their help in making this book possible. 7liel955 Qllllililllllllllllfll MRS. C, R. CRAWFORD Sponsor for Editorial Staff me 5 2 Q5 U ,w4w,,f d Q. , A ' Www? , 4, 6 Y 'S X 4 'S 1 fl ,v x vwwfm .. KQ?'G,k3.S'g-52 33f.QP25:i -, .? 0C?4'Y,-1:X'A' -ff35i 'fe'Q9':? fi' :pw :rye 'fx-mx-F xv nf Q 4- fy w A f Z' Q , .1 Y K gr, ' '4 'iQ-1:23, ,. X if X. KDI., LL?- jgg ., x K lg. , ew 5? S if Q S X X Q X RX K 8 RIFLE CLUB Row l: Baker, Robin son, Elsberry, Nolan, Broome, Robinson Row 2: Mr. Emens, Ross, Brooks, C. Brooks, D., Driver Brown, Russell. ,J ' lu-,.c T, K, as l The Darlington Rifle Club is chartered by the National Rifle Association which is rec- ognized by the Federal Government as one of the principal agencies for training American citizens in small arms marksmanship. The Rifle program is aimed at developing Yi CN K. those qualities of sportsmanship, self control, and cooperation so necessary in later life. The rules of the club call for adult supervision of all shooting activities, the enforcement of def- inite regulations, development of interest in individual and team contests, and, above all else, training in safe handling of firearms. UPPER .IX A D TEN 69 Credit all to them is due Grades as these are very few. Row l: Montgomery, Bethel, Findley, Ru- dert, Bivins, Strain, Moss, Willingham Lease, Fuller. Row 3: Conner, Kelly, Brin- son, Shepard, Year- gan, Eubanks. 1 DEBATllG ULUB The torum is a very recent organization at Darlington. It meets every Sunday night at 8:30 with its faculty advisor ot this year, Mr. Merson. Their programs vary from discus- sion groups to formal debates, iii ici 1 'ff VT Seated: Youmans Harris, Keown, Sel man, Wimbish, Hill Bivins, Gaines. Stand ing: Dorset, Read Clarke, Sapp, Broad hurst, Parker, Verbyla Landham, E. Maddox Coppedge, T. Harvey. Standing: Burnes Doty, Mr. Merson Rowen, Pitts. Seated Griffin, Harbin, Mc Leod. Tiger Tales is the new Lower Forms publi- cation. Since the Darlingtonian pertains more to the high school students, Mr. Merson es- tablished the paper primarily for the younger boys. Tiger Tales is a big success, and we hope this paper will be a permanent addition to the school's publications. TIGER TALE .. , .AA, . , .,,,V., .A . .I .H I ' - 3' ,R I9 ' -Maw 'T v. .Q 7, 1 Y me Sv 952532 , , ox if lx QW E555 sf . ' 1' 'fm- 5 9' . . gi ffm ,,.. sgawr sg W I M! Mg VJ is jg. 4 gg i Vg sg, .fe Hil o is E21 e Q 9 9 U L U H fl 1? . ffl S . 1I:- -Q ,gb ,. g x , QQQE I i1h 'i3i'l,r ' 26 .ei OFFICERS to 'x if we 1' SID YARBROUGH . . . . . President , BERRY BROACH . . . .,... vice-Pfesidenf K' DAVID THURMOND . . .Secretary 8- Treasurer K g - Q 'WV' ,-2 , SKIP THORNTON . . . .Sergeant-at-Arms ., ff - 4, . . Ii fx. MRS, SIDNEY H. YARBROUGH, JR. Sponsor for the D Club Row I: Jones S., Copell, Hunter, Yarbrough, Brooch, lmomi, Redmond. Row 2: Lyman, Dempsey, Spurlin, Hudson, Terry, Hartley. Row 3: Hom, West, Cooley, Finne, Simonton, Neville. Row 4: Simkins, Beverly, Story, Hill, Awbrey, Pestertield. Row 5: Henson, Moss, Dowling, Dudley, Homler. Row 6: Thornton, Former, Brown, Little, Thurmond, Newton. Row 7: Garnett, Fountain, Shear, Morris, Scott, Turner, Kelly, Wommock, Fulcher, Veoch, Holt. ' - 13.124 ,, '23 W' www' F xg 4 FZ. an Q in if FK x. upx X .1 S' I 1.7 ii 1, 9 Q 5 M . .,: X, X X QSM--5'5: M E 'I 0 f Xi 's Q vi' XA '4 .Q ,.. .,. W I! N if x X -Nw -'Et 3 . 1, Sk A A' .-v.'- -., ,.-. A XX J , ,T ,,,.x,.,a--' ...Qu- ww !5PiQ8b kx. .wqbx W W WWM f CWM W Y v : s Q. Q I Q Q- ,. . - ,, Ns .,-In Q, v x iw N Q . v K V. ' A.. A.E...,.:,u'p ,4 Q -gyx ' - - ' 4, I ,, ,hh . ,., N., ,Q H M , , M . ,,,'-,f ,.,. . ' 1 41.-2: ,Q 'af v 7, 1. - ' 4 ' I 7 . ,a.9'g31fR1 1.52 2, . f- . i V. - N kr Q f W ii2,s'2 5' FBLA' X' ' '-If 3 1 ',. ' 5 ' ' , 4 -5.9 f' 'ffw 3, 15 ' Q21 - Wiz ' - 'fn . ff ff - Q A',,,,gy,.,,1.,,w,g.QQ M, gg- . ',,.,....9,, gg,4- ,,,, H AAAY 'L .UL gg.: ' 1 1'-K' 'ff mw. 4-:11-f- WE RAISE OUR VO,ICES IN,A LU STY CHEERFOR ATHLETIC Row l: Coach Roger Hackett, Farmer, B. B. Braddock, Shear, Morris, Fountain, Cooley, Dowling, Hunter, Friese Pence, Spurling. Row 2: Coach John Poulson, Jennings, Swancy, Scott, Thurmond, Hill, Little, Mills, Griffin, Morris, J. D., Fulcher, Haynes, Yarbrough, Story, Thompson. Row 3: Coach Son Sammons, Burkhalter, Awbry, Vernon, Wammock, Terry, West, Brown, Thornton, Pesterfield, Beverly, Moore, McCamy, Teat. VAR ITY F00'l'llALL COACHES Right: C. E. SAMMONS Head ROGER HACKETT Backheld JOHN POULSON Lme CHEERLEADERS Lower Right: First Row: Jimmy Kelly Bob Turner Henry Willimon Second Row: Carl Griffin Gordan Neville Bryon Simkins Bill Finne CAPTAIN Below: BOB GRIFFIN Back All Mid-South .2 yr f ' 3. . t , 1 xl if 21 Q ,fa ...OF CHEERING SPECTATORS AMlD,VICTORIES Did Il' Swish Through? V Pence ls Trapped K - ..,. E. e v' if ,... I . . . B R I S K F A L I. u f ? 1 , M X S?xj.,is . N mx Q.: w O R K 0 U T S ffspg xx,, ,N A.. Q H a ' W mtg QW. ,W NAYXSV R X4 H-wan.: S9 XQXN , x X . f- -N. . , qw QQ SNK. x Q5 M if T Q Q X-yy,-, W, g.ixgxj,S33C 3,59 W-ML Qc ., X Q xX ' M - VN-xxm Nga xx. ., L ,xqv MM Q ,M A x N. W s 25 Wlxffxf 6 . 'A .xy ki X N Q- N by I QA, xg as Q - .,.5Aw5Q S X Q. x Nyiqj BROWN, L. BEVERLY SWANCY FARMER Tackle Tackle Guard Guard All Mid-Souil. 2nd Team All Mid-South DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON YARB ROUGH Guard SCOTT Back THE SEASON WESTMINSTER .... . .12 RICHMOND ACADEMY . . . .13 G.M.A. . . . . . 0 CASTLE HEIGHTS . . .14 McCALLIE . . . 6 NOTRE DAME . . 13 T.M.l. . . . . . 0 C.M.A. . . . .19 WAMMOCK MORRIS, J. D. End Back -4 ,......... ,. , . . ,. HUNTER FULCHER Back Back Alternate Captain The Tigers lost a real heartbreaker to McCallie. Darlington threw up a defense that stopped McCallie right in their tracks. But using the outlawed sleeper pIay McCallie managed to score six points and win the game, 6-O. THORNTON VERNON Center Back Did he get out of this? Griffin is on the loose again. FENCE TEAT Back Guard Hill leads interference for Griffin. Wide open, and over. Over, but not wide open. ,Q MOORE, J. FRIESE Tackle End The Tigers went under I3-O to Richmond Academy in Augusta, Georgia. A pair of recovered Darlington fumbles paved the way for both Cadet scores, one coming in the first period and the other in the second. BRADDOCK, B. B. MILLS Back Back .l.lli1. S MORRIS DOWLING Guard Back Presenting a rugged defense that allowed Notre Dame only 2l net yards on the ground, and countering with a well-oiled of- fense, the Darlington Tigers hit their peak as they hung a second decision of 2l-l3 on the home field. Thanksgiving Day wound up the football season in a real thriller on Barron Field in TH URMOND HILL Guard Guard Rome. Caught napping so early in the game that the spectators were hardly settled in their seats. the Tigers trailed by I2 points until nearly the end. ln the closing two minutes Griffen, Pence, Fulcher, and Scott combined a drive both in the air and on the ground to get to the Cadet 7 yard line, only to have the final gun sound. So it was C.M.A., l9-l3.k fl l ' ef' X 'I FT , ,,jll,Uf 119 J Qwg IB! Tj QL , ,R-,ig N, MH! GJ 1 5 A Y . H lt lv! . sf fix l'f'l ll-4 'fl if FJ 'v x Q if tw i M 1 PESTERFIELD TERRY lf l f TLE , V, Rf' 'N 'l HAYN ES Tackle Tackle Z if Ba k' A Q. End WEST AWBRY Center End Darlington fought grimly to tie Castle Heights, the Mid-South Conference defend- ing champions, I4-14, at Lebanon, Ten- nessee. This was the second time in three years the Lakesiders and the Cadets have ended up with a tie. SPURLIN COOLEY End Center A vastly improved and powerful Darling- ton eleven rolled over Georgia Military Academy 33-O. Paced by Sim Fulcher and George Scott, the Tigers scored in every period, over the dazed G.M.A. eleven. Griffin runs the kick back. 1 i .-'Fha-f',', M, el is- rg FOUNTAIN BURKHALTER End End The high-flying Tigers chalked up their third straight victory by smashing the T.M.l. Cadets 32-O on the Lakeside field. An alert Tiger team made great use of recovered fumbles. SH EAR McCAMY Back Tackle The Darlington Tigers ended their l954 season with a chalk up of three wins, tour lost, and one tie. Congratulations to the team and Coach Sammons for the fine record they have made. How many does it take to drag him down? A Coach Mac explains . . . lilR'l'l' BA The Darlington Tigers journeyed to Chat- tanooga for the third time in three years to play in the annual Times Cup Tournament. Darlington was the only out-of-town team to compete in this year's tournament. Since we had won it the two years we have been, they asked us back to defend our title. Going into the tournament, the.Tigers were rated No. l, but drawing McCallie, another powerful contender, we were upset by the score of 48-59. KETBALL Row l: Mr. McNauIl, Crawford, Fulcher, Kelly, Bennett, Lambert, Redmond. Row 2: Smith, Brown, Young, Capell, Fountain Watson. Row 3: Rutledge, Sellors, Walker, Farmer. DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON KELLY YOUNG TURNER WALKER Guard Center Forward Center T H E S E A S O N . . G.M.A. 45 DARLINGTON . . BAYLOR 67 . . .... MCCALLIE 51 DARLINGTON . . G.M.A. 51 . . . . . . . . BAYLOR 56 DARLINGTON . . MCCALLIE 47 CASTLE HEIGHTS 47 DARLINGTON ..... S.M.A. 36 . . ...... T.M.l. 45 DARLINGTON CASTLE HEIGHTS 64 REDMOND Guard WATSO N Guard FULCHER Forward B EN N ETT Forward JONES Forward LAMBERT Guard SCOTT Guard CRAWFORD Forward UCCER TH DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON E 2 0 2 2 SEASON MCCALLIE 0 BAYLOR l McCALLlE l BAYLOR 5 . . CASTLE HEIGHTS . . . CHRIST SCHOOL Mr. Dorminey, Dudley, Hunter, Mr. Cunningham Row l: McKew, Hom, Gould, lmomi, Rowan, Bomford, Brown, Smith, Whitfield, Hunter, Braddock, Sory. Row 2 Hudson Dudley, Thompson, Jenkins, Lincoln, Beverly, Little, Holt, Neville, Comer. lx HSL 1 85 In The Tape SCORCHING SPRING WORKOUTS... ours IN THE LAKE ancf PEP TALKS FROM COACH . f 'Y ' , 1uvhh...,Qs V ul 4 like Ls VARSITY BA EB THE SEASON DARLINGTON DARLlNGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON ALL I 7 6 17 7 2 5 1 I7 . BAYLOR . . G.M.A. . . McCALLIE NOTRE DAME WESTMINSTER . . . . T.M.I. . McCALLIE BAYLOR NOTRE DAME Row 1: Gee, Fleming, Jordan, Morschheimer, Sewell, Shepard, Wiley, Lyman, Williams, T. Row 2: Rudd, Shear, Dempsey Williams, Mr. Wilkinson, Holt, Kelly, Simonton, Grant. Mm: , , .-X 4 The Tiger Baseballers roared to a Mid- South Championship last year, in winning eight and losing one conference contest. Their only defeat was the first game of the season, when they fell before Baylor's Graham, 3-l. With righthander Tommy Williams, the most effective hurler in the league, doing a masterful job and four Tigers posting batting averages over .300, the club swept through the next eight opponents in order, Williams posted a five-one record while striking out sixty-six Mid-South batters and establishing an E.R.A, of l.58. His best ef- fort was against T.M.l.-sixteen Cadets heard strike three that day. He pitched shut-outs against T.M.l., McCallie, and Baylor and was selected on the all Mid-South Team. Rightfielder Bobby Johnson hit .37l and was the clutch man of the club: his bat and glove signed the fate of Baylor, McCallie, and T.M.l. in close contests. Bobby also was an All-Star selection. Shortstop Capt. Cliff Shepherd led the league in hitting with .448. Shepherd was a dependable player and gave the club down the middle strength. He struck out only once during the season. Hound Dog Williams, first base, and catcher Tom West completed the over .300 club, hitting .358 and .350 respectively. Jim Fleming, third base, and Jim Kelly, second base, completed the starting unit that gathered in the Mid-South Trophy. Williams warms up. K , Kelly l1eaves to first .C i I West warms up. Was he safe? :I Row l: Hartley, Mgr.g Finne, Mgr.: Yarbrough, Rowan, Crutchfield, Hubord, Hunter, Dudley, Yeargan. Row 2 Heinitsh, Hall, Hamler, Barron, Green, Fleming, Weeks, Awbry, Mr. Lincks, Assistant Coach. Row 3: Thorpe, Pea body, Moore, Scott, Mr. McBrayer, Coach. VAR ITY TRACK llL Cooch Moser's tolerat- ed golters finished their seoson of ploy unbeoten for the first time in their history. ln the Mid-South Tourno- ment, the Tigers tin- ished o close second to Boylor, whom the Loke- siders hod beoten twice previously. Chorles D ud l ey brightened things up by winning the Mid-South Individ- uol chompionship. Dudley, Cofer, Marsh, Parrish, McMillan llllll' Newton, Moss, Ham, Garnett, Redmond, Capell, Braach, Henson JK ' 89 la Xyxrxjjfx A J.V. Row l: Hanson, West, Dempsey, Hamler, Ly- man. Row 2: Mr. Wil- kinson, Drummond Stanton, Covington Bentley. Row 3: Wood, Fleming, Gaston. FO0TB ALL Row l: Williams, Hen son, Dempsey, Eu- banks, Glenn, David Foy, Kane. Row 2 Taylor, Simkins, King- man, Lutes, Phillips Horne, Covington Mitchell, Roser, Strain Akridge. Row 3: Hack- ett, Lyman, Tucker Moss, Young, Bult- ma n, Higgins, Battle Mann, B rown , Trip- peer, McCamy, H BASKETBALL I Row 1: Drinkwate: Phillips, McNeeIy Goodson, Hagood Rainey, Whitfield Kennedy. Row 2: Lam bardi, Rowan, Chalk ley, Roser, Gilbert Martin, Stanton, By- ars, Stephens. J.V. UCUER .l.V. SEBALL ret, Herndon. Row 2 Nelson, Sawyer, Shipe McGee. Row 3: Horne Carney, Collins, Bar ner. 91 w gh ,ffm 55' . im . V' .lr 5 ' YF, ' - S'-Jflyf a-9 if ilDG Row l: Kapp, Farrar, Broome, Shepard, Rob erts. Row 2: Mr Emens, Brooks, Good son, Russell, Smith, Bennett. ET FO0TB ALL Row l: Mr, Jones, Shepard, Birdsong, Smith, VanPelt, Di- Prima, Austin, Little Arthur, Steve Emens, Mr. Emens. Row 2: Prince, Proctor, Fuller, Brinson, Russell, Spur- Iin, Watson, Cargill. Row 3: Kirk, Holland, Payne, Kennedy, Proc- tor, Roberts, Rutledge. MIDGET KETBALL 92 ' Row i: Dempsey Burns, Turley, Gro ham, Hunter, Cole Blockwelder. Row 2: Youmans, Harris Strain, Merriman Hanks, Wyatt, Phil lips, Moore. Row 3 Strain, Sapp, Selman, Fain, Broodhurst Londhom, Goins, Stin son. ITE FO0TB MITE BA'KETBALL Row i: Merriman, Harris, Akridge, Dempsey, Hunter, Burns, Turley, Pitts, Rosenthal, Rogers, Cole. Row 2: Lump- kin, Finley, Morgan, Henson, Strain, Honks, King, Moore, Wim- bish, Williams. Row 3: Wyatt, Maddox, Strain, Williamson, Sapp, Ca rter, Gaines, Moss, Mr. Cobb. Row 4: Landham, Selman, Broodhurst, Nash. SUMMER' 54 ME SUMMER SCHOOL