Darlington School - Jabberwock Yearbook (Rome, GA)

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429' ...ur 'mf , ' K' L Q ROBERT DENSON DOUGLAS ALLAN WILLIAM MARION FRANK HAROLD MARTIN, JR. MOORE MOORE MORGAN Maron, Georgia Nvu' Orleans, Louisiana Charlotte, North Carolina Amerirus, Georgia JACK SEIGLER .IOHN LEONDIAS DONALD HOWARD RICHARD MCCARTHY MOSS MURRAY, JR. MCCAMEY Mcfairie, Louisiana Roma, Gvorgia Augusta, Georgia Lindale, Georgia 28 XX

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portunity to relax as much as possible. Neverthe- less, there are always a few who fail to conform and give the quiet hour proctor, Tom Hudgens, a bad time. Almost any afternoon poor ole Tom can be heard stomping up and down the hall flushing boys from the bathroom and other boys' rooms. Tom's perseverence, however, never fails him and in the end those who have broken the rule are penalized. FRANK MORGAN Wiliiest o el'll0l fl . . . THOMAS SPENCER WILLIAM DeLAY WILLIAM LINTON FRANK RAY LADD, III LAMM LITTLE, III LOCK, JR Iucksonville, Florida Mount Airy, North Carolina Austell, Georgiu Winston Salem N

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Another bell rings to announce the close of quiet hour factually bells are constantly ringing to an- nounce the close or beginning of somethingj. Quiet hour does end and with a bang. A mad stampede rushes wildly to the bathroom to struggle for the showers. Shrieks and shouts are heard mingled with some very loud tune sung without exception by Otto. Finally everybody completes his shower com- pletely exhausted. After another hurried inspection followed by Mr. Doak's shouting Chow Down,', you are off to supper. Struggling in the line to the cafe- teria usually works up your appetite to the extent 3' 1 , ,. 55350 rw! E. LZKWW' 'Z' ' IQIQESJJ w -no-QW E ,ii that you are famished. fi' ,w C M X K . f p 5 I . af ff ji f f 1 3' ' aw 9 ' RALPH BROOM Best-Dressed 0 efllofif . . . JOHN WILSON JOHN WILLIAM PAUL WREN JOHN HENRY MacCONNELL, II MCELDERRY, JR. MCGAUGHY, JR. MCKINLEY, JR. Charlotte, North Carolina Augusta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Brookside, Kentucky -is