Darlington School - Jabberwock Yearbook (Rome, GA)

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To brush 'Hue sleeve of God. ! '5 r A . N, . ' .n 1 mx , I .. 45 DARLINGTON MEMORIAL CHAPEL C G N T E N T S ADMINISTRATION PAGEZI CLASSES PAGE 29 CLUBS AND CRGANIZATIONS PAGE 67 A4 SPORTS PAGE 79 WI LLIAIVI J. JUDD B.S., lVI.S. ,flssociate Heaflmaster University of Virginia Chemistry, Physics ERNEST l,.. WRIGHT AB.. lVl.A.. Ped.D. President The College of William and Mary University of Virginia Davidson College RICHARD M. YANKEE B.A. Associate Headmaster Washington and Lee University Mathematics C. ROTHWFLL WILCOX B.S., lVl.A., Ph.D., LL.D. President Emeritus Davidson College Johns Hopkins University Presbyterian College ROBERT H. COBB DANIEL M. MCNAULL A.B., lVI.A. B.A., lVI.A. Historiographer Director of Athletics Ma5l6f Of funior School Presbyterian College Southwestern Peabody College Tulane University Mathematics University of Chicago Latin 23 CHARLES SCOTT B.S., M.A. Business Manager Alabama Polytechnic Institute Columbia University JW-'x Q ,v svfylil, Y f lv D. DONALDSON B.S., M.A. University of Georgia Columbia University Science RALPH .l. D. DORMINEY B.S., M.Ed. Alabama Polytechnic Institute Chairman of Mathematics Department Mathematics GEORGE ANDREW DORSEY B.A. Georgia State College Emory University University of North Carolina Science JAMES W. DOSS B.S., M.A. The Citadel University of Kentucky Mathematics GEORGE H. BELL B.A., B.D. Randolph-Macon, Yale Divinity School Bible LAWRENCE H. BIXBY A.B. Vanderbilt, University of Georgia English HENRY BROWN BS. Davidson English, Physical Education JOHN R. CUNNINGHAM, JR. B.S., M'.Ed. Hampden-Sydney College University of North Carolina Chairman of Science Department Physics I EDWARD L. JONES B.A., M.A. Randolph-Macon Duke University History S. ALLEN KING B.A., M.A. North Georgia College University of Georgia English M. HUGH MERSON B.A., M.A. University of Rochester Columbia Universit Y Mathematics WILLIAM H. MORGAN B.S., M.Ed. Appalachian State Teachers College University of North Carolina Mathematics JACK E. FUQUA B.S. David Lipscomb Peabody Institute History, Civics PHILIP M. HAM B.A., M.A. Princeton University Brown University Sorbonne French GUSTAVUS 0. HAMNER B.A., M.A. Emory University University of Alabama University of Texas Chairman of Social Science Department . Government, History JOHN W. HOWELL B.A. Shorter College Lower Forms ALLAN E. STRAND A.B., B.D. Davidson College University of North Carolina Westminster Seminary English, Spanish EVERETT E. PORTER B.A., NLS., Ph.D. Baylor University Rice Institute Chemistry L. RAMON VEAL B.A. Presbyterian College English, History WORTH S. IVIOSER B.A., lVI.A. Wofford College, Middlebury College Vanderbilt University National University of Colombia Assistant Master of Day School Chairman of Foreign Language Dept. Spanish WILLIAM E. PAULK, IR. A.B., MLA. University of Georgia Tulane University University of Oxford English ELDRIDCE V. REGESTER B.A. Randolph-Macon College University of Virginia Chairman of English Department Alumni-Publicity JAKE C. RUDOLPH B.S. Georgia Institute of Technology Mathematics, Social Science , S if I MRS. GRADY ABNEY EDITH AMBERSON J, L, BRANDON RENE C, BUDAY I Dietitian Sewetllry Bandmaster Treasurer W. M.. GILBERT, M.D. DOROTHY P. CORWELL BERNICE E. HALL RUBY A. HALL Physician Dietitian Secretary Hostess JEAN KILGO ROBERT E. NORTON, M.D. BOB DANIEL REESE .IACQUELINIE M. SMITH Secretary Physician Housemother Librarian EULA M. TOLBERT, R,N. MRS. NORMAN WALLACE BETTY GRAY WILCOX MARCIA E. WRIGHT Nurse Housekeeper Secretary Secretary A1 27 ALMA MATER On lhe cil'y's soulhern border Reared againsl' l'he slcy Proudly s+ands our Alma Maier As lhe years roll by. Chorus Forward ever be our wafchword, Conquer and prevail Hail fo lhee our Alma Maier, Darlinglon, all hail! 2 lron shod and golden sandaled Shall lhe years go by. Sfill our hearfs will weave aboul' fhee Love lhal' cannol' die. 3 God, our Gracious Fafher, hear Our voices liffed high, Bless Old Darlinglon 'Forever- Lel' her never die. 28 C 6L5585 Bob McKee MJ! Wannere Ma! Zrwaevl mf M L Zin Jdbfkfe John Converse Mil cgrokng gd .sitrfmofar I 4 s Hllllm Jerry S+ubblefield David Addlesfone Lee Wal+erS 30 ,H wi Glenn Lesley Rlld Wad poloufar- Wad ur5afiL wwf 95496 -Z -STICCWJ SENIOR SUPERLATIVES .grienalged mffieaf Jae Barnes Pai' Driver 'vuvvpn -4 I -. .1f , -Kali ' ,fi 'fi' , if Kai.. fi N CE .59 A , if 54 A , I , CMN' POLHILL STRICKLAND DQWNEY ,QQ IU? QL'-I3 Mrs. Horace G. Sirickland Sponsor 422 fif- ':s S..-1 CARTER M. STHICKLAN IJ Presizierzl CARROLL DUWNEY Vice-Presiflenl RUTHERFOIKD B. POLHILI, Secretary 32 ,M 5 .. i DAVID F. ADDLESTONE Sumter, South Carolina Darlingtonian 3, 45 Proctor 45 Jab berwokk 4, Assist. Editor 4. W. HAROLD ARNOLD, JR. Greenville, South Carolina J. V. Football 35 Soccer 45 J. V Basketball 3. GARY H. BAILEY Clarksburg, West Virginia Honor Council 55 YN Cabinet 55 Basketball 55 Jabberwokk 5. JOE HENRY BARN ES Tallapoosa, Georgia Honor Council 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Darlingtonian 45 Jabberwokk 4. 33 WILLIAM ROBERT BARNETT Marietta, Georgia Soccer 4. BUFORD S. BIRDSEY, JR. Macon, Georgia i JAMES WILLIAM BLEVINS N ashville, Tennessee MY Cabinet 43 J. V. Football 4 Darlingtonian '49 Wrestling 4. 1 . .fl 1?-I THOMAS F. BRlDGES, JH. Wilson, North Carolina Debate Club 43 Jabberwokk 4. 34 ROLLIN D. BUTLER Coral Gables, Florida Soccer 3, 4g Track 3, Glee Club 3, 4 J. V. Football 3. EDWARD R. BUTTRAM Rome, Georgia Baseball 3, 43 ,labberwokk 43 D' Club 3, 4. DARGAN E. COLE, III Cartersville, Georgia Football Mgr. 3g .l. V. Basketball 3 4, J. V. Tennis 4g Wrestling 4, D, Club 3, 4, Proctor 4. JOHN C. CONVERSE Greenville, South Carolina Football 5. 35 DANIEL J. COOK Lyerly, Georgia Football 4, 59 Wrestling 4, 53 D Club 5, Ollicer 53 Track 5. WARREN N. COPPEDGE, JR. Rome, Georgia Debate Club 3, 4g Darlingtonian 3, 4, Editor 45 Jabberwokk Business Mgr. 4g J. V. Football 3g J. V. Track 3g Soccer 3, 45 Dv Club 4. 9'-. if 'asf' PATRICK DEAN CORDER Little Rock, Arkansas FRED OSGOOD COUCH, JR. Anniston, Alabama Darlingtonian 45 Jabberwokk 4. 36 DEAN COVINGTON, JR. Rome, Georgia Baseball 3, 4, 5, Football 3, 4, 5, Track 53 Wrestling 43 'SDH Club 4, 53 All Mid South Football 5. GARY E. DAVIS Dalton, Georgia J. V. Basketball 35 J. V. Baseball 35 Basketball 4. Wh- TOWERS F. DODD Fort McPherson, Georgia J. V. Football 3, Football 4, Track 3, 45 Honor Council 3, 4, YR Cabi- net 3, Officer 4, Glee Club 4, Dar- lingtonian 4. ROGER C. DORSET Rome, Georgia Darlingtonian 4. 37 Ev af A was if 1 ,. 23- ,, gi W lair' ...ML Q35 fl I '- 9. N'-:lf 1 CARROLL W. DOWNEY Tallapoosa, Georgia Class President 33 Y Cabinet 35 Soccer 3, 43 Football 3, 45 Class Vice-President 43 Honor Council 4, Officer 4. C. PATTON DRIVER Atlanta, Georgia Wrestling 3, 45 Proctor 5g Darling- tonian 4, 5. 1 A I .ca mm JACK WALTON DUNLAP Orange Park, Florida Football 5g Basketball 53 Jabber- wokk 5g Dance Committee 53 D Club 5. W. BERRYMAN EDWARDS, JH. Cedartown, Georgia Soccer 3, 43 Track 43 Proctor 3, 4. 38 ,.,,r' if-Q D WQKQ'-:lf 5. Q JIM df lp llgll . A 1 wt if !lll S F. FITZPATRICK, 111 Pensacola, Florida Baseball 3, 4, Jabberwokk 4, Proctor 4g Debate Club 4, Clee Club 3, 4. OMNIA FRED FOWLER Winston-Salem, North Carolina Basketball 5. Q9 WINSTON F. GARTH, JR. Gainesville, Georgia Soccer 3. 4. JOHN MILTON GAVER, JR. Aiken, South Carolina DN Club 3, 4, Soccer 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Proctor 4, Darlingtonian 4, ,labberwokk 4. 39 ROBERTSON L. GILLILAND Jacksonville, Florida Clee Club 4g Basketball 43 Debate Club 43 Darlingtonian 43 Jabber- wokk 4. wl' li-if-j VU' WILLIAM L. GOOCH Valdosta, Georgia Glee Club 5. JOHN M. GRAHAM, Ill Rome, Ceorgla J. V. Tennis 3g Tennis 43 Jabber- wokk 43 Darlingtonian 4. CASTON B. HANNAH, JR. Glendale, Ohio Soccer 4, Track 4, Pep Commlttee 4. 40 O0 41 CARL R. HARRIS Rome, Georgia J. V. Football 4. F. BERRY HAYLEY Memphis, Tennessee Soccer 43 J. V. Tennis 4. JOHN W. HESTER Savannah, Georgia Track 3, Proctor 3, 4. JOHNNY W. HIERS Walterboro, South Carolina Football 3, 4g Baseball 45 J. V. Base ball 35 Clee Club 3, 4g Pep Commit- tee 3g Darlingtonian 3, 44. 41 .M T I A wr-Tw. , Mn . M vffiw .-Q.: 1.12.5 59515. .rf -M Em- .,wg.w,x,?.anrw '1'M-e1f f'i- , 4 'rff'-f-L 2' Yfwtf gg- 5. .1 ff a Q.. ff . 1 W' 'aka A 5 A! g?fQwg,.E3,f.. , 'nf ff . nr, 5 4.4.8- www ' f '- . W' ...W M. X , '.'..:x s'Zfaiwa SWT? ,'-4 'Kl'.,'ia. QF H ,.-.. X . , 1 JAMES C. HILL, III Rome, Georgia J. V. Football 3, 4. Au , r 'a I. V. Golf 35 Y had eer- leader 4. - THOM CHARLES R. HO-RRWORTH Miami, Florida J. V. Football 4. ERIC IVI. HOIRTON Rome, Georgia Di, Club 3, 43 Creative Writing Prize 3. 42 1 . ROBERT B. JACKSON Rome, Georgia Football 4, 5, All Mid-South Honora- ble Mention 4, All Mid-South 5, Track 4. WATKINS JOHNSTON, JR. Montgomery, Alabama Soccer 3, J. V. Football 3, 45 Base- ball 3, 4, HD Club 4, Debate Club 3, Darlingtonian 3, 4. iz w 7 - z i c gziai 5 ' A - I E ' .. -llllliw J N373 W - 6 WW ' -e:.:::a. 122:55 J., , w,.....,,.,..t Q. . .,,.,....,..1g 3 .14 3352 I fgfg at 3 Q .. 'f - at S lg! .1 ' a i- K - , , . sw EDWIN P. JONES, III Orlando, Florida J. V. Football 3, 45 Proctor 44, Soccer 3, 45 Basketball Mgr. 3. MARSHALL G. JONES Atlanta, Georgia Football Mgr. 33 Proctor 3, 45 Darlingtonian 4. 43 HI My A MARCUS G. KEOWN, JR. Rome, Georgia Debate Club 3, 45 J. M. Procter Debate Award 3g Soccer 3, 43 Jab- berwokk 43 Darlingtonian 4. GERALD V. LAGOMARSINO Miami, Florida J. V. Football 4g J. V. Basketball 4g Glee Club 4. .,,. 'Q' HEN RY A. LAMBETH Marion. North Carolina Track 3, 43 Cheerleader 43 '6D', Clilb 4. GARY B. LANE Pensacola, Florida J. V. Football 3g Soccer 4g Darling- tonian 4: Jabberwokk 4. 44 MOULTRIE S. LANIER Richmond, Virginia Glee Club 3, 43 Soccer 3, 4. J. RICHARD LESLEY Clayton, Georgia Baseball 3, 43 Basketball 3, 45 Foot- ball Mgr. 4g Dance Committee 4, Jabberwokk 4. 'f'---- . R. GLENN LESLEY Clayton, Georgia President Senior Class 43 MY Cabi- net 4, 5g DW Club 4, 5, Officer 5, Football 4, 5, Co-Captain 5, Basket- ball 4, 5g Baseball 4, Honor Council President 5. EVERETT W. LUMPKIN, JR. Lindale, Georgia 45 DON MADDOX Gastonia, North Carolina Wrestling 4. G. EDMONSON MADDOX Rome, Georgia Debate Club 43 Glee Club 43 Track 3, 4g Jabberwokk 4, Darlingtonian 4. .l. JUDSON MATTHEWS Summerville, Georgia Basketball Mgr. 4. JAMES W. MORRIS Rome, Georgia Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Dv Club 3, 4. 46 ROBERT GILMORE McKEE South Charleston, West Virginia Basketball 5. FRENCH R. MCKNIGHT, JR. Augusta, Georgia Golf 5. W CHARLES W. OWINGS, JR. Greensboro, North Carolina RUTHERFORD B. POLHILL, JR. Wilson, North Carolina Football 3, 45 Wrestling 3, Dance Committee 3, 4, Chairman 4g HY Cabinet 3, 43 Class Officer 3, 4, MDN Club 3, 4g Jabberwokk 3, 4, Editor 45 Honor Council Officer 4g Darling- tonian 4g Proctor 4. 47 PHILIP W. POWELL Lexington, Kentucky Proctor 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, J. V. Tennis 3g Darlingtonian 4, DN Club 3, 4, President 4. JOHN M. READ, JR. Rome, Georgia Darlingtonian 3, 4g lVlorrie Medal 35 Kodak Photo Award 3, Journalism Key 3g Jabberwokk 4. Q if' glfip' R. ALFRED RICHIE lVlarion, N ortll Carolina J. V. Football 3, 45 Soccer 3, 4g HY Cabinet 4g Dance Committee 3, 4, Proctor 45 Jabberwokk 43 J. V. Ten- nis 3. DON C. ROBERTSON, JR. Orlando, Florida J. V. Football 3, 43 Proctor 3. 48 W. DEKLE ROUNTREE1 Spartanburg, South Carolina J. V. Football 35 Football Mgr. 4 Soccer Mgr. 3, 4, Proctor 4. DAN M. SANDERS Tabor City, North Carolina Football 3, 4. JAMES lVl. SAWYER Rome, Georgia ,l. V. Soccer 4g Soccer 5, J. V. Ten- nis 4g Tennis 53 Pep Committee 53 D Club 4, 5. WALTER B. SELMAN Rome, Georgia Honor Council 4, Officer 43 Baseball 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Basketball 4: D Club 3, 4, Darlingtonian 4. 49 SCOTT O. SEYDEL Atlanta, Georgia Football 4, 5g J. V. Basketball 4, Dv Club 53 Soccer 53 ,Iabberwokk 4, 5, Darlingtonian 4, 5. ,Y x f O x OLIN B. SIKES, III Monroe, North Carolina Soccer 4. LEON B. SINGER Lumpkin, Georgia Basketball 4. BILLY WAYNE SMITH Rome, Georgia Wrestling 3, 43 Dv Club 3, 4. 50 W. ALEXANDER SNEAD, JR. Rockingham, North Carolina Proctor 3, 4g J. V. Basketball 35 Golf 3, 4. JOSEPH S. STALL Greenville, South Carolina WELTON HOLLIS STOTT, JR. Greensboro, North Carolina Track 3, 4, Glee Club 43 Proctor 4. CARTER M. STRICKLAND Greensboro, North Clarolina Wrestling 3, 4-g J. V. Baseball 3, Baseball 43 YU Cabinet 4, Officer 4, President Senior Class 4g MDW Club 43 Jabberwokk 4. 51 if 3 Jn! : 4 . ,V pai? . MW j PM as , 5 ,..t.,,, haf? -. fwif...1. .- .t,-pf. -5 ' 31,1556-I I ..' ' ,- JERRY D. STUBBLEFIELD Rome, Georgia Basketball 3, 4, All Mid-South 3g Baseball 3, 4-5 Dv Club 3, 4. JAMES R. TARR Orange Park, Florida J. V. Football 3, Football 4, Glee Club 3, 4. ROBERT HOLLIS THARPE, JR. Atlanta, Georgia Football 4.3 Track 44. DONALD G. THOMPSON Smyrna, Georgia J. V. Football 3g Band 35 Proctor 4 52 'wr JOHN H. TRIBBLE Aberdeen, North Carolina Wrestling 3, 49 J. V. Football 35 ,labberwokk 3, 43 Darlingtonian 3, 4. E. FRANK TULLOCH Wlinston-Salem, North Carolina! Football 3, 45 Soccer 3, 4g Baseball Mgr. 3, 45 MD Club 3, 43 Pep Com- mittee 3g Proctor 45 Ross Lynn Award 33 ,labberwokk Assist. Editor 4. WN 1? bb .'-. A ' - : gig, . --.- 4 H' 2 Q x 7 5 , , - as GERALD J. VICK Rome, Georgia Dance Committee 4, 55 Track 53 Darlingtonian 45 Pep Committee 4, Clee Club 5. TREZ V. VINING Miami, Florida Track 43 Proctor 4. 53 W. LEE WALTERS Rome, Georgia E. BRENT WELLS, ll Washington, D. C. Darlingtonian 3, 4-g Soccer 3, 4-g Jab- berwokk 3, 43 J. V. Football 3g J. V. Tennis 4. JOSEPH T. WESLEY Atlanta, Georgia J. V. Football 3g Wrestling 4g Foot ball 43 Glee Club 3, 4g Honor Coun cil 3. SEABORN J. WHATLEY Rome, Georgia 54 1 i 1 sf? , b CHARLES H. WHERRY Greenville, South Carolina Basketball 3, 43 Proctor 4-g Track 4-3 HIT' Club 3, 4. EDWARD' WHITE, V Cornelia, Georgia JOHN BINFORD WHITE Osceola, Arkansas JOHN HAYDEN WIGNGS, JR. Selma, North Carolina Proctor 4g Debate Club 4g Darling tonian 4, Jabberwokk 4. 55 C STANFORD WILBANKS, JR. Clarksville, Georgia ARCHIBALD H. A. WILLIAMS, III Chapel H1ll, North Carolma Football 4, Co-Captain, Track 4, Jabberwokk 4. KENNY C. WILLIAMS Douglas, Georgia Track 5, Glee Club 5. WADLEIGH C. WINSHIP Atlanta, Georgia Soccer 41, 5, Debate Club 5g Pep Committee 5. 56 GEORGE H. YERGER Mound, Louisiana C. BROOKS YOUMANS Macon, Georgia Golf 4. DAVID H. YOUNG, Ill Rockmart, Georgia CHRIS E. ZAHND, ,IR Chattanooga, Tennessee Wrestling 35 Glee Club 3, 4-5 Pep Committee 35 Honor Council 35 J. V Tennis 3g D Club 3, 4g Y Cabi- net 41, President 4. 57 Q' ' ' I' 'f ' 4 711 fvffitgf 927 E M. , .KM 4 ' -5.25 114 .:m,,, J milf. RFP' fa: Y ' 2 f wr, i ..., 8, S I , 2 .,, . -' ' If N- N, ze Q? '55 V v' 1:5 ' 'fa Af' N3 f' 7 1 ' R -Qs New 4-3? - f Q W a N 3 53,5 , 0, Q t Q SK . Q X 3 if ff 5 . if Wi. E ' er , ' A 'ax 'V M , K? R , , 'f' YIM' - 2 fi 1 - Av ff, ifsii xx r an . - .- , . f ' , M , -A , Q k -1 X -Q R ' x '5 . x , - V. ,. . . .. 5 . I. . .,, A , 0 5 - .A ,gd .S 1 fi: A.. Q -X '- 9, Q ,gs in . . vw-. , z vw . 5.' 'SYW5 lv: -z V ., 4 x EMR V1 N... Mtg, I 682 'UQ- K I C R Q M r an Yarbrou h Shermm Arnhibald Second row' Roth f l'1'xlr01f'.' Virlrllcy, lfvans. cnnery, 1. Ogcrx, '0 g , ' g, i , f . . , ,. - ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' 2' D 'ln 5 I : . Parker, Mc mam. llurwy, lhuls, JOIILS. Monk, IUITIIL. Hall. Tllllll 1014. Ruderl, Parrlno, 051, tClDlPllS0ll Claim. liunsmn. Carrou. J ll N I U H S fw7fL.L1 S '11 N ssh, U0 1 L OFFICERS Lef! .' BILLY ALLEN Secrelary Silling: JOHNNY CONTMAN DEH President Right: RAY IDEM PSEY Vice-President IHHI First row: West. Crumpler, Cooke, H. Flinn, Plenge, J. Lock, Andrews, Mabie, Lambeth. Second row: Vanljelt Scott, Higgins, A. Binns, Bradshaw, Commander, L. Smith, Douglass. Third row: Ramey, Harris, K. Wherry C WilliHll1S, Sundock, Reeves, Burnet. il Q1 lv Ili OO I up . ' 'Af . N .. R .' Q Mygvx-+15 :gp-gf ' .1 N S12 f M 4, 'ah ' 7 ,A K! 'Q , , 'w,,. , f., -W 'Iv 4.3 ,gg . Vi. . .x ,. - , . , Ayala. U A. L . . My V X0 Qt, 1' 4: K.. I4 -E.-wqvfgrnwm M! t -t Q . ,, . NMR Q ll! vw- .1, f A 1. . I 1 v.,, . , . ', .. .... X . , io- -V1 . , -,ilk 7 . , . , . , , ,. K .8 V ' I-5, W bl ,. os, K 1 , xi i' K . v, 2 f xi - 11.4 Qtpxiv ' F 'I fi 'R Q Q3 it '-2 V A t y 1- M an K x i I, 52 4 ? if 5 ,W S te ' Q ' Vi I , Y, .,,: N- IQ Q' vp . - . . U Q.: ix M N I t Q A , , s H ' Nt ' ' 3 ' 4, , 7 3' 'N A V .- '. -' K ,v , na 'ff' :FA 'L' 2 ff r 1 X I - 28. , N + s . 'f - as W ff N' 5 K ' A 5 X NN X h g r ix , .f Sw . ff.. ,I . K in M 1 Y :J K if-Q., 1 ik' X 'uf F gf S r 5 Q 1 'tix ff M 469 . f X ' fl 4- X' K ' Q AS Q K 'km 9 A L W5 ga g X . W E Q Q 'Ska I ,Xa S Q K X ,H ..LN S. ,K n x K WA L . Sa ,f 'K f 43: Q K ,j f 1. ' Wk X 55? f if 1-xfkf, - QI: A . 3 i d xr ' .-Rx ff' H .' A A fx, ,A fix , - Q ' f f - ' - .Q fi 3 Ar , i w x,SYS fn, Q k Y' Z N Q 1 3. Q- ? Y 1 I 1 'Q fi? S., g X, 'U Q ' 4 ' ,+ - i gn am ...W-. N Mi ... fl .1 I . 364 N , 2 , A . 41 1' ' +L, t7? g5 w 4 3 vi v-Qu, 0 ff? V, .'k ,or-MMV, , Y 'S AQ. SS in . N? ig V, -k.. 31 . 1 A 'WN 'QQ 1 new' GE er' f 3 1 fx fm. Q ,W L sf ,Q K wx it -.. , - 1 5 ,N 'N .,, X ws' 'X GW mm.- f hx 'x u vii? Q1 A Q M' M2 N 'Q as a ..X sz-. K S' ,ed N X MW X k Msg 1 J Q X X Ml First .ex 'Tk WALTERS LESLEY FOSS Secretary President Vice-President row: Lichtrnan, Moore, Scoggins, J. Parrino, Stivers, Nladdux, W. Whitfield, Johnston. Parker. Sffcoml row: Mason, Wilsorl, R. Rankin, R. Plcnge, Marshall, Jordan, Ross, Read, Roberts. Third row: Reynolds. Kirk- land, Walters, Reeves, Mclsarty, G. Rankin, Raine, Stegall, Leake. IEE F-' Niikrr' I.. lg 41 X N X! apo, , WM v r . . .Q- Firsl row: l'lI'CllCll, Hutzlcr. Burnettc, Frank, Hight, Jackson, Dutton, Hammond, J. Davis. Second' row: Hart, Burke, l,. Voss, H. Burnes, Garrurd, Carden, Dunlap, Avery, Allen. Third row: Calhoun, Garner, Gross, Byars, Ifox, tlillfllfilllff. Hear. liedgoml. Fourth r01l'.' Corwell, Denning, Brown. g, , ., A ,wtf My , r gi S' . 1 W 2 Q ..... fs ..., ., ,,,.,. P 7 , Ls. , L 2 , I :ki 1- sr - N JORDAN BETHEL BAGBY V ice-President President Secretary EIGHTH GRADE First row: Seiving, Home, Brock, Neal, Roe, Simmons, Cayman, Dendy, Bethel, Flinn, Schmidt, Servais. Second row: Elliott, T. Harbin, A. Barron, Griffin, Daniel, Davis, Keown, Bryson, Bagby, Willingham. Third row: B. Harbin, Bosworth, Hollingsworth, Peery, Cleveland, Smith, Jordan. Fourth row: Higgins, Alston, Gennette, Jen- kins, lVIacLeod, Cade. l ,ey L ,., f x Q2 yu 5 3 .ali 'N , Q wi X . is i .ijgfi Q nf Na+ Y 2 M El! 5 9 Lx-, - 'i rig' Mfri K viz! . Q Qfgwiq wx W ,N . 5 A 'A .V .Q ' ' xx + Yvffg ' - A v ' A X' '93 F! P Q, 5 x Q xx 4 , K vu gf, 5-'N w .x , . 1 ' X, ii S- Q' x - 1' X Q Q EW' M 1 .Q ,yi ' - f . - - ' Ap- - 4433? , N , N ,, -N ,A mg a V A , , ia ., 2- cffagd emo! orgcufzizafiond is ez Rf L1 Gan Firxt row: Fitzpatrick, Lane, Seydel, Williams, Tulloch, Polhill, Addlestone, Richie, Wells, Wiggs. Bari: row: Reed, Barnes, W4-sh-y, Brown, Young. Thomson, Purdie-, Hailey, Commander, Gaver, Bridgvrs. Hannah. Dunlap, Cililand, Tribhle, Monk. Not pirtzzrrfrl: Couch. THE JABBERWQKK EDITORIAL STAFF ,Q Q.. A Rud Polhill Editor The preparation of the Jabberwokk involves hours of tedious work. These hours are taken up by the assigning, gathering, editing, and assembling of written material and pictures. Ca- pable photographers and a numerous staff expedited the job of completing the 1959 yearbook. The co-operation of students and faculty alike is a great factor in its success. MRS. R. B. POLHILL, SR. Sponsor G8 Brown, Fulbright, Harris, Buttram, Keown, Coppedge, Hannah, Maddox, Monk, Graham THE JABBERWOKK BUSINESS STAFF Warren Coppedge Business Manager The Business Staff of the Jabberwokk has as its main re- sponsibility the task of soliciting advertisements, a task which requires the cooperation of each of its members. Through an intensive campaign for advertisements from fathers of Darling- ton students, the staff was successful in outselling previous years by a substantial margin. Both the Editorial and Business Staff of the Jabberwokk take this opportunity to express their appreciation for the suc- cess made possible by the advertising of Darlington fathers, alumni, and friends. MRS. WARREN N. COPPEDGE, SR. Sponsor W 69 S S SW J ii ini Dlltli-l uiollli VOL. MCMLIX NO. I959 COPPEDGE EDITS PAPER Warren N. Coppedge, Jr. was chosen editor for The Darlingtonian for the school year 1958-1959. As- sisted by a large and capable staff, he has pulled the school paper through what may be termed a very successful year. On-the-spot reporters and a skilled staff provided Darling- ton students with campus news. A variety of news-articles, editorials, features, sports coverages, social eventsegave ad- , ded interest to ' each issue. MISS MARY SHELOR HARBIN ROME GIRL sPoNsoRs -A' DARLINGTONIAN -pf DARLINGTONIAN STAFF THE DARLINGTONIAN The Darlingtonian is published by Darlington School in the interest of the student body, alumni. and pa- trons. Editor . . . Sports Editors . . . Wat Johnston Mark Keown . . Ed Maddox . Charles Horton Rud Polhill David Addlestone . Warren Coppedge Society Editor . . Feature Writers . Jack Gaver Photographers . . Mac Read Fred Couch Scott Seydel Circulation . . . Marshall Jones Pat Hannah Joe Wesley Faculty Adviser . . S. Allen King Front row: Bethel, Reed, Seydel, Covington, Walters, Swain, Phifer. Second row: Wells, Lane, Barnes, Powell, Polhill, Gaver Maddox, Johnston, Coppedge, Addlestone, Wiggs, Keown, Horton, Garrou. Third row: Selman, Harris, Jones, Wesley, Daniel Hiers, Rudert, Graham, Blevins, Gililand, Hannah, DeVere, Dorset, Tribble, Monk. 1 1 70 i 1: 4 Pl N i s 31 S. R KY. Fil 5,2 5? fl 4 il X .553 5 ati V. ' s 3 ,fy R I 4 Elf Q, '.. xfsfnvzmwez-'.x-f'w-M '54 l' . 1., N ,A uf 'Arr- Seatrd: Dodd, Barnes, Vice-l'resident Selman, President Lesley, Vice-President Polhill, Vice-President Downey, Bailey. Stand ing: liaghy, Odom, Davis, Cassidy, Covington, Scott, Lesley. ' - H o N 0 R co U N C I L zvivi. , 5, f ..,, Glenn Lesley Presirlent 'l'he Honor System has been an integral part of campus life at Darlington since its inauguration in 1915. The Code of the Honor System states that it is nthe ex- pression of the desire and intent of the student body and faculty to play fairly the game of living together. 'Glts intent is to promote Hmutual respect and confidence among stu- dents and faculty. lt is a gentlemanis agreement which implies faith and trust, each in the other. The Honor Council itself is a group of elected representa- tives from each class. To make the system effective, the pledged cooperation of every member of the faculty and student body is required. A proper attitude toward violation of the agreement is the keystone of the success of the Honor Council at Darlington School. MISS PATSY CAGLE Sponsor 72 The interest of the Y.lVl.C.A. is in creating and maintain- ing throughout the school the highest standards of Christian manhood. lt affords a means of expression and an oppor- tunity for service to those who desire to live a more active Christian life. The HYU has many activities such as conducting the de- votionals at morning assembly, holding special services at Thanksgiving and Christmas, running a concession stand at the basketball and football games, and holding regular Wedricsday' and Sunday evening services. The Y.lVl.C.A. is a student organization under the direc- tion of a Y Cabinet which is elected by the student body. The opportunity afforded by the new chapel has added greatly to the success of the organizationfthe religious phase of our school life. . ' R ' , :gif IQ f MISS KATHY O'LEN'lC Sponsor Chris Zahnd Pfesfffw Y. M. C. A. Seated: Bailey, Richie, Vice-President Dodd, President Zahnd, Secretary Strickland, Polhill, Lesley. Standing: Blevins Odom Cas sidy, Commander, Phifer, Adamson, Scott, Allen, Lesley. f se l 73 Front row: Monk, Lesley, D., Downey, Lesley, C., Adamson. Back row: Polhill, Vick, Sf-lman, Johnston, Richie. Not Pictured: Dunlap. DANCE COMMITTEE I is MISS WALLIS DARLING Sponsor i t L.Qk . wt .I N, Rud Polhill Chairman The function of the Dance Committee at Darlington is to plan and decorate for all of the social activities during the school year. The Committee is composed of juniors and seniors who devote a great deal of time to the prepara- tion of the school dances. The Dance Committee is a stu- dent organization which receives no financial aid of any kind from the school. Its main objectives are the planning and decorating of the Christmas and Spring Formals, and the dance and Final Ball during Senior Weekend. 74 This year is the tenth anniversary of the re-organization of the Darlington Glee Club. Under the leadership of lVlr. Worth Moser it has projected itself among the high rank- ing student organizations in hoth popularity and service to the school. Especially this year, with its part in vesper services held in the new chapel, has it made itself known. The vibrant tones of young voices blended with the resonant chords of the chapel organ have provided inspiration and set a proper mood for every religious service held during the past year. The Glee Club began its Spring Concert Tour with a program in Darlington Memorial Chapel. ' in .--. MRS. J. L. BARNES 75' Sponsor 2 ' ' ' Joe Barnes Presiden! Front row: Wesley, Dodd, David, Barnes, Hiers, Walden, Gooch, Roberts. Second row: Fitzpatrick, Tarr, Scott, Monk, Butler, Aitcheson. Third row: Williams, Lagomarsino, Wesley, Lanier, Seydel. Fourth row: Gilliland, Phifer, Williams, Stall. Fifth row: Brown, Dedman, Maddox, Smith, Zahnd, Yeargen, Garth, Lambeth. 75 XX ll CLUB CONSTITUTION OF THE D CLUB' DARLINGTON SCHOOL The GDI' Club having been in existence at Darling- ton School for a number of years without any definite organization or program, a Constitution and By-Laws were adopted by the membership on January 19, 1959. PURPOSE: The Dv Club of Darlington school shall be an official campus organization, approved and sanc- tioned by the administration of the institution, for the purpose of recognizing and doing honor to those bona hde students who, in accordance with school policy and regulations and the general requirements of the lVlid-South Athletic Association, are winners of the varsity D monogram in any sport. The primary purpose of the organization shall be to recognize athletic ability and leadership. OBJECTIVES: The objections of the D Club shall be threefold: namely, to instill and maintain proper school spirit among its members and the members of the Darlington student body, to promote good sportsmanship, and by the daily example of its mem- bers to set standards for others in manliness, physical and moral cleanliness, and over-all gentlemanly and sportsmanlike conduct. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: The duties and responsibilities of membership in the D Club shall involve, in addition to those intangibles mentioned under Objectives, the following specific items: IJ The supervision of all athletic contests in which Darlington School teams participate, whether on a varsity level or lower. and the maintenance of good order and good sports- manship at all times. 2.,l The maintenance of cleanliness and general good order in the School Store, the Recreation Room, Miss Bessie's store, and on the campus in general. ,A . I r svp , ' Phil Powell Preszdent Front row: Powell, Downey, Sawyer. Buttram, Cole, Smith, Sherman, Binns, J., Horton, Stephenson, Coppedge. Second row: Cook, Sr-ydel, Johnston, Yeargan, Wesley, Strickland, Lesley, Jones, Caver, Morris, Covington, Maddox, Binns, A., Zahnd, Wherry, Adamson, Polhill, OIHFTFOH, Richie, Tulloch, Stubbelfield. f sv es .mas i 1 ., 2 f E :,, 1 , 1 ,gg Q gigs! is Q- 4 2.2 E R Front row: Bosworth, Roe, Bethel, Davis, Daniel. Second row: Lowe, Vick, Selman, Hoyt, Rudert, Butler, Ware, J. Davis, Bing, Whitenburg. Third raw: Covington, Martiniere, Sulzbacher, Lloyd, Hunter, Keown, Cade, Poulson. Fourth row: MacLeod, Jenkins. A U Seated: Coppedge, Maddox. Standing: Bridgers, Keown, Gilliland, Jones, Wiggs, Winship, Fitzpatrick. MOTHERS' CLUB The Mothers' Club was founded in 1923 for the pur- pose of extending to Darlington School full cooperation in the endeavor to make it an outstanding school, to take special interest in all of its activities and to con- tribute to the welfare and happiness of the boys in every way possible. Each year a dance is given for both the upper and lower forms. Orchestra, decorations and refreshments furnished by the Mothers' Club. Dancing classes are made available for those boys desiring lessons. An in- firmary committee is in touch with those students who are ill. Also, a lovely gift of a permanent nature is pre- sented the school annually in the name of the Mothers, Club. 77 Front row: Mrs. H. J. Fullbright, Jr., Presidentg Mrs. Dean Covington, Vice-President. Back row: Mrs. W. T. Maddox, Secretaryg Mrs. W. A. Bethel, Treasurer, Mrs. C. F. Servais, Corresponding Secretary. in A fu w 8 dwg' Q-x4 X :5lO0I f6 I M fi 9' Q MAX 4 il f , 4 5 ,ky .. J , . U. M. McNaull---Atlzletir' Dirertor Brown, Doss, FuquasVarsity Football Morgan Varsity Basketball Doss -Varsity Wrestling Dorminf-y, Cunningham---Varsity Soccer Strand Varsity Tennis x COACHING STAFF Jw fain Brown, Bixby--'Varsity Trarlf Fuqua, Veal- Varsity Baseball Moser larsity Gglj Rudolph .l. V. Footballrllaslretball Ham-I. V. Soccer Cobb Wit? and Widget Sports l Pat Hannah, Johnny Brown, Joe Binns, Warlleigh Winship, Stuart Austin. PEP COMMITTEE CHEERLEADERS Henry Lambeth, Moultrie Lanier, Tommy Homer, John Walden, George Whitfield, Bruce Swain, Trevor Kay, John Howell 2.2, 81 Front row: End Coach Brown, Adamson, Polhill, Seydel, Tharpe, Covington, Jackson Lesley, Cook, Sanders, Dunlap, Cassidy Ser-und row: llead Coach Doss, Manager Morgan, Manager Rountree, Glen, Maddox, Stephenson, Huguvnin, McClain, Odom Tarr, Converse, Manager Lesley, R., Line Coach Fuqua. Back row: Ransom, Wesley, Bradshaw, Downey. Monk, Allen, Jones Williamson. Parker, Lagomarsino, Selman. IJARl.lNG'l'0N IJARLINCTON IJARLI NGTON IJARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DARLINGTON FOOTBALL SCORES . . . Cedartown L3 . ..... G. M. A. Castle Heights M. A. . . Columbia M. A. 7 . . . . T. M. l. 28 . . Riverside M. A. . . . . Baylor . McCallie THE SEASON The nineteen fifty-eight football season was a story of success and victoryg though the Tigers did not compile an impressive win-lose record, they demon- strated spirit and good sportsmanship. The high spirit of the student body lcd by the cheerleaders was large- ly responsible for the spirit that accompanied the Tigers on the held. In the first game of the season Cedartown took advantage of Darlingtonls inexperience and downed the Tigers 13-0. Considering the fact that Coach Doss, boys had had only two weeks of practice before the Cedartown contest, it was not a bad showing. In the next skirmish the Tigers emerged victorious with a 13-6 advantage over Georgia Military Academy. Early in the first quarter a Cadet sustained drive resulted in a touchdown for the visitors, leaving the Tigers behind in the ball game 6-0. A second quarter fumble recovery by guard Bro McClain set up a sweep around left end by Williams which ended after 76 yards and the score. Bro McClain, 'fthe bare-footed kickerf' put the pigskin through the uprights to make the score 7-6 in favor of Darlington. With six minutes remaining in the game a drive supported by the fine running of backs Downey, Tharpe, and Wfilliams ended in a touchdown from the ten by Jackson. Cook, Covington, and Dunlap led the line play in the l3-6 Tiger victory. In an afternoon game with Castle Heights Military Academy in Lebanon, Tennessee. the Tiger travelling squad was handed its first Mid-South loss of the sca- son. The Cadets jumped to an early lead with a score and extra point in the closing minutes of the first period. Toby Adamson captured a Castle Heights pass and sprinted to the Heights thirty. A pass from quarterback Tharpe to Jackson, and a nine-yard gain by Williams put Tharpe in position for the score. McClain booted the extra point to tie the game at the half 7-7. During the second half the Tiger machine threatened to score again. However, a fumble at the Cadet 25 in the third quarter and a blocked punt on the Darlington ten clinched the victory for the Cadets. The Cadets of Columbia Military Academy stretched their record to live wins in five starts with a 2-1-0 defeat over Darlington in the Tiger stadium. ln the first half the Tigers surprised the Cadets with an excellent defense, and C.M.A. was able to score only once. Another Cadet back added six points with a score in the third period, and C.M.A. fullback, Zollie Sircy, who was one of the best runners the Tigers had to contend with during the season, brought the final score to a total with two more touchdowns in the final period. C.M.A. had scored at least 30 points on all four opponents previous to the game with Darlington. 'if J, Z. Q., 5 t 1 s B T.lVl.l. scored its hfth straight victory of the season when the Cadets scored against Darlington in the last ten seconds of the game. There was no score in the first two periods. A Darlington field goal attempt in the last seconds of the half failed. In the third period Tiger Bobby Jackson was tackled in the end zone to give the Cadets a 2-0 lead. Darlington drove to the T.lVl.l. thirty, from where Bobby Tharpe passed thirty yards to Jackson for the TD. McClain kicked the conversion which made the score 7-2. Two Cadets passes in the last ten seconds of the game gave T.lVI.l. a touchdown and the extra point for a 9-7 win over the Tigers. In their best offensive attack of the season, the Tigers romped over Riverside Military Academy with a smothering 28-0 victory. A deep Sanders boot helped the Tigers to pin the Cadets at the twenty, and after three plays from scrimmage a Riverside fumble was covered by Darlington. From there Glenn Lesley streaked over left tackle on a 33-yard sprint to pay- dirt. McClain added the first of four conversion points. Another Cadet fumble on the Riverside 26 unleashed Williams on 12-yard jaunt which required only the one yard added by Tharpe on the next play for the score. The Tiger second string breezed fifty-three yards in six plays only to be halted by a pass inter- ception. The Tigers scored again in the third period when Baldy Williams ran 89 yards on an end run with perfect blocking. After stopping the deepest Riverside penetration on the 32, the Tigers set sail for the final TD with Williams running 64- yards before stepping out of bounds on the Riverside 15. Jackson got four, and Tharpe, nineg and Jackson bounded into the end zone for the score. Dan Cook and Dean Covington showed up best on defense. Williams was strong around the ends and Jackson gained up the middle. In the final home appearance of the Darlington Tigers, the Cadets of Baylor handed them a 21-0 defeat. The longest drive by the Tigers came in the fourth quarter when they opened a sustained drive of 53 yards to the Baylor 20 where they lost the ball on downs. Outstanding ball-carriers were Lesley, Tharpe, and Jackson. Defensive standouts were Jack- son, Lesley, and Dan Sanders. On a rain-soaked field in Chattanooga, lVlcCallie handed Darlington a 13-2 lVlid-South loss. Both Tornado scores came in the second quarter. Darling- ton picked up a safety and two points before the half, when Sanders tackled a lVlcCallie back handling a Tiger punt in the end zone. BOBBY JACKSON HALDY WILLIAMS GLENN LESLEY Halfbaclf Fullbaclf Halfbafk Pwxfvawwn LINDSEY ODOM BOBBY THARJPE BILL MONK Halfbarlr Quarterback Halfbaclf Slippery Cadei Tharpe biies dusi. iw 'Y 10' CAKHUI. IJOWNHY JOHN MADDOX TOWERS DODD llalfbarlf Quarterback Fullbzzclf JACK DUNLAP WALTER SELMAN DICK STEPHENSON Fullback Center Ceflfff The Big One Lesley, Covingfon, Jackson lead Hue pack. 1 4, S, r f if , , f , 1 ,.. R WAHM' 'E FRANK TULLOCH Guard BRO McC'LAIN Guard RUD POLHILL Guard JOEL PARKER DAN SANDERS TOBY ADAMSOIN Guard End End Ballei? Jackson is rolled. Q. f .IOHN CUNVERSE BOB GLENN TERRY BHADSHAW End End End ,.,. J m' 0 Q-N. NT Www- ZW-.M num W , 74, vig W ny, f4'f9G41 M 'HWYQQ W, f . Q Xp .M-mfi ,. , figwlisw-Q X' ..-wr, wgggfgy, gym. ! 3-'wi srg,m,??ffar H, ,v 111559 :f'ff:. ,Qkhm ,, fi V . ry W, T mv Q4 ' -QM 2 2? .E.: , ?w mgxs ' - I -:Wqg h SCOTT SEYWICI. JOHN Wl'I.l,lAMSON JOHN RANSOM Tackle Tackle Tackle Escorfed by cheerleaders. All-out effort. DAN COOK DEAN COVINCTON JOE WESLEY Tackle Tackle Tackle X '-in-JW 3 Not Pictured: JIM CASSIDY, Center JAMES TARR, Tackle TOMMY HUGUENIN Tackle Pursuif A lifile hh muddyl X ww: k , 'zi' ' O ' ' f I A ,YAY f ' 2 A - f fi ' ,1 1 5 259, 1 Q13 KW? a 14' Front row: Cary Hailey, Phil Powell. ,lim Cassidy, Dick Lesley, Bob McKee, Glenn Lesley. Bark row: Bill Dedman, Buck Singer, Charles Whf-rry, Fred Fowler, liob Withers, ,lerry Stuhblefxeld, Jim Morris. Darlington Riverside 48 Darlington G.lVl.A. 54 Darlington Pepperell 58 Darlington McCallie 49 Darlington Pepperell 39 Darlington T.M.I. 42 Darlington Baylor 42 Darlington S.lVl.A. 33 Darlington C.H.lVl.A. 31 Darlington C.lVl.A. 54 Darlington Sidney Lanier Darlington Baylor 52 Darlington Riverside 35 Darlington C.H.M.A. 78 Darlington G.lVI..A. 48 Darlington 53 lVlk:Callie 56 Darlington 60 St. Andrews 61 Coach Morgan and Captain Siubblefield Matthews, Hill, mgrs. S10 X35 F. 5 Gwlfd QM .,-f Center PH NXOYXVAS IL P0 WE DM FRED FOWLER LL C Hard Fwward Forward Forward JERRY STU BBLEFIELD HUC EY K QML SINGER GNU Guard Guard Guard Center Forward Guard GLENN LESLEY DICK LESLEY BOB McKEE CHARLES WHERRY BOB WITHERS BILL DEDMAN it V v ..,. 1 I H fi fig! A ,4 x.41 Rv. ,v-. N, 1 ', X Y , W M all 'zmymml L fs Qin! fa 25355 MMR! fm... Ja. Fla 1-is Front row: Stephenson, Arnold, Johnston, Downey, Cooley, 0'Herron, Tulloch, Edwards, Wells, Collins, Lane. Back row: Ransom Yarbrough, Smith, Winship, Richie, Graham, D., Conway, Keown, Coppedge, Graham, W., Lanier. SCDCCER 0'HERRON Captain RICHIE Co-Captain ROUNTREE Manager The soccer team began its season this year with nine returning lettermen, but after the first game of the season which came before the Christmas holidays a large group produced top-notch con- tenders for the eleven starting positions. Gaining experience as the season progressed the high- spirited squad made competition for the Mid-South championship hot. WINSH'l.P JOHNSTON O'HERRON DOWNEY COOVLEY Left Outside Left Inside Center Right Inside Right Outside 1 U WELLS COPPEDGE TULLOCH Left Halfback Center Halfback Right Halfback COLLINS RANSOM Left Halfback Right Fullback RICI-IIE Goalie W' . ofU5! m'h'P rqc sc 0: ,Huron Pegf O O PPOnen, 94 Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Westminster Indian Springs Westminster . . . . Baylor . . . McCallie Castle Heights Indian Springs . . . . Baylor . . . McCallie . . Christ School SEASON SCORING O,Herron 3 Richie 4 Stephenson 6 Downey 4 Winship 1 Cooley 6 Johnston 1 Coppedge 1 BARNETT EDWARDS YARBROUGH SMITH BUTLER l f rx 2 L STEPHENSOXN GRAHAM JONES LANE LANIER KEOWN CONWAY GRAHAM, D. ARNOLD HAYLEY 4 5551 O, w i l l Front row.' Wes Purdie, Webb Cowden, Bill Davis, Lindsey Odom. Back row: Jimmy Sawyer, John Graham, Chris Zahnd, Bill Dedman. TE N N RETURNING LETTERMEN ,Wg TOWERS DODD TREZ VINING 'Y :il , Q2 Q ti. 3 1 E x 'r N O is ygggi ,. ,.,,.,..l TRACK JOHN MADDOX JOHN HESTER' BILL STOTT HENRY LAMBsE'I'H ya.. xii fin 96 'WF Front row: Hugh Morgan, mgr., Jim Morris, Jerry Stubhlefield, John Ransom, Walter Selman. Back row: Stretch Huttram, ,lack Caver, Glenn Lesley, Dick Stephenson, Assistant Coach Rayman Veal. S RETURNING LETTERMEN First row: Youmans, Horner, Withers, Walden, Wilson. Second row: Harvey, Jones, Tulloch, Lagomarsino, Fromme, Cole, Simmons, Rittenberry. Not pictured: Returning Letterman Snead. qs. Coach ,lark Fuqua. Mason. Third row wmv 97 23. Q 4-.11 nmffw- Y- M . V N A KL,,i S A avg x. 5, ' , , Mm i x 5 I If , l VL.. fl Pl ww A l X A X' A 1' K - 1 lm W 7XflXZ5Vl'XflV i 5 - ig I X ' L I :A -is ,l , ,M nl m ,. l.. ff -A R L Z g v s Z KT A54 xflX! ' 3 ,VA Knveling: Alle-n, Plvnge. Sherman, Smith, Rogvrs, Llewellyn. Standing: Morgan, Mgr., Hugue-nin. Zahnd. Corclvr. Cook, Coach Doss. , bf? 5 ., 4 not , 1, S l , f' 1' 3 X - of-5 on Mil- l 1 VARSITY WRESTLING JS 5 6 1 Front row: Flinn, Dempsey, Conway, Binns, Richie, Sherman, Blevins, Jones, Hill. Second row: Coach Rudolph, Rothman, Phifer Commander, McCamie, Turley, Ream, Collins, Patton, Robertson, Lagomarsino, Manager Harvey, Manager Jones. Third row: Coach Bixby, Willingham, Auston, Douglas, Covington, Brock, Woodruff, Horworth, Higgins, Johnston, Manager Blick. J. V. FOOTBALL Junior Varsity games aroused as much attention as the Varsity games did this year. Coach Rudolph and Coach Bixby helped their boys to pull through with an A Happy Man Male undefeated season. Tension mounted in a few close ones, but the little Tigers managed to maintain their perfect record in spite of tough competition. Thai Kick! Hill Carries 99 IK 'Z-1Ql.' it .:'fI3.fii . 'fg AM., b A, in 7' 'Sm UM , It may RLINL: N. Q t ,M K J 0 X , -A li . -f . ... Kneeling: Cassidy, Cheves, Monk, B. Brown, Mills. 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CANFIELD COMPANY Complete Graduation Service: DIPLOMAS - MEDALS - TROPHIES CAPS 8z GOWNS - INVITATIONS H. S. Canfield ' 468 Blackland Rd. ATLANTA GEORGIA CANTON COTTON MILLS CANTON, GEORGIA Manufacturers of Fine Denims for Over 58 Years 122 Compliments Of Compliments Of BOBBIE ROBERTS SCHOOL OF DANCE ROME GEORGIA Wisdom Motor Company Chevrolet Sales 53' Ser-vice Compliments Of A PINE MOUNTAIN GEORGIA FRIEND Compliments of Compliments A gf FRIEND ORR STUDIO' Compliments of Erwin - Lambeth, Inc. ROME GEORGIA THOMASVILLE NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of Compliments of TROY'S BARBECUE 4 Calhoun Ave. l.OWE'S ROME GEORGIA SUPER MARKET Compliments 1419 North Broad of KNlGHT'S DEPT. STORE ROME, GEORGIA LINDALE GEORGIA DRINK . . . HORTON'S LAUNDRY DR, The Friendly PEPPER Upper 523 Tribune St. AND ROME GEORGIA 7 You Life It It Likes You DARI-DELITE 0 Z Z I E S Good Food, Quin., swim RESTAURANT 900 Avenue C Avenue C ROME GEORGIA ROME GEORGIA 124 Compliments of C 81 M MOTOR COMPANY , , E. P. 8: R. M. McGhee 0ldsrnob1le 53' Cadillac INSURANCE 300 West Third Ave. ROME, GA. 5 E. 2nd Ave. ROME, GA. THE ALOHA Compliments of . . . For A Touch of Hawaii A FRIEND and the Finest of Foods Compliments Compliments of Of ROME NEWS-TRIBUNE CHASTAIN FINANCE CO. BRADSHAW TIRE CO. Conn's Shorter Avenue If Your Tires Are Bad See Brad U. S. Royal Westinghouse and RoME GEORGIA RoME GEORGIA 125 Compliments of H. D. MORGAN, JR. GIBSON neJouRNE1'rE MARKETER Wholesale Grocers P Sinclair Refining Co. ROME' GEORGIA Compliments of MAPLE STREET PHARMACY Roms GEORGIA Phone 4-1696 1807 Maple St. ROME, GA BATTEY MACHINERY CO. INC. Serving Industry Since 1901 PLUMBING FIXTURES HAND AND POWER TOOLS PIPES-VALUES-FITTINGS Agent General Electric Company Phone 2-2421 ROME, GA. 126 . . Serving Rome and Darlington . . Our Pleasure ROME LAUNDRY Rome's Finest Air Conditioned Room Phones T. V. Inside Rome City Limits ROME MOTEL Ph U.S. 27 4-3322 North RESTAURANT ADJOINING Your Friends Stop Here TEX-TUF PRODUCTS INCORPORATED Tufted Rugs and Carpeting 205 North Ave. ROME, GA Phone 7752 TILLY DRUG COMPANY Prescriptions Phone 3661 309 Turner McCall Blvd IT'S FUN TO SHOP AT ESSERMAN'S ln the Ileart of Rome SINCE 1896 Adrian Howell 8g Covington Real Estate - Insurance Developers of North Hills Horseleg Estates - Fieldwood 15 East 2nd Ave. Phone 2-1592 ROME, GEORGIA MAXWELL BROTHERS FURNITURE ROME, GEORGIA Compliments of HARDY TRUST CO. ROME GEORGIA Compliments of RAY JEWELERS 226 Broad St. ROME, GA. Reliable Jewelers Air Conditioned . . . TV Phone 4-1638 AAA MEMBER OAK HURST MOTEL MR. AND MRS. ELSTON SCOTT ROME, GEORGIA U. S. 27 North 1 mile from IVIartha Berry Hwy. Business District ,W Compliments of A FRIEND Z 4 HOTEL GENERAL FORREST Q Compliments of G. C. MURPHY CO. Your Complete Variety Store DANlEL'S OFFICE SUPPLY 17 E. 3rd Ave. Phone 4-3392 ROME, GEORGIA MEREDITH GRAHAM REAL ESTATE SARA WRIGHT JOE TURBIDY 7508 7384 Phone 2-1334 E7 Compliment5 of The DARLINGTONIAN AND Tiger Tales Z Compliments of Bagby Transfer O Low! and Long Distance Moving I 217 E. lsr Sr. ROME, GEORGIA ED. I.. FRYER, JR. 81 SON Life Insurance and Annuities Greystone Apartment Bldg. Phone 2-4126 ROME, GA Compliments of RHODES, INC. Serving the South Since 1875 Manufacturers TURBINE WATER WHEELS Davis Foundry 8. Machine Works ROME GEORGIA Compliments Of A FRIEND ALI.EN'S 5 8g I0 208 Broad St. ROME, GEORGIA Quality Merclzazzdise at Lower Prices Phone 9685 1 Compliments Of ARRINGTON-INGRAM Pharmacists SOUTHEASTERN MILLS. INC. ROME. GEORGIA I ..,l l,1aillllll1o ..,UTT.'L'i.52 I.'I'.1E.1'.1'f..Z'?f .Y.Z3..Z'LT.A.,. lllanufaeturers of STIVERS BEST-GOOD LOAF FLOUR And Other Companion Brands STIVERS BEST CORN MEAL STIVERS BEST CORN MEAL MIX Enriched, Plain and Self-Rising Fon ALL FINE HOME BAKING HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ROME 307 E. Second Ave. MORTGAGE LOANS INSURED SAVINGS A Better Place To Serve Compliments of OWENS HARDWARE COMPANY We Have lt DANCE FOUNDRY Alanufucturers ORNAMENTAL IRON Foundry and Blacksmith Phone 5103 Old Furnace Rd. ROM E, GEORGIA Complimentx of MCKNIGHT VENEER 8: PLYWOODS I N C . MANUFACTURERS OF PLYWOOD from Soufhern Hardwoods HELENA ARKANSAS Compliments of Compliments of Tabor City Lumber Company CRUMPLER BRICK 81 TILE Iwanufacturers Wholesalers COW DISTRIBUTORS CLAY PRODUCTS MANUFACTURERS SGUTHERN AND WESTERN LUMBER Post OHICC Box 68 PLYWOOD AND MILLWORK ROSEBORO, TABOR CITY, NORTH CAROLINA NORTI-I CAROLINA 132 ENLOE DRUG STORES Through Study and Experience We Set the Stage For a New Beginning- At Any Age. ROME GEORGIA Compliments of WIGGS Laundry and Dry Cleaning SELMA - SMITHFIELD NORTH CAROLINA Complimenis of CLARA ELLISON SCHOOL OF DANCE MEMBER OF D.E. OF A. Phones - 4-3529 - 9572 Address -- 42 S. Broad Compliments of BIG APPLE SUPER MARKETS 933 Lee St., S. W. ATLANTA GEORGIA 133 sf? fl? ik Sir il? 0 MPLIME sir if wif 57267115722 525556 Q if si? :ff as Compliment Expecting a Visitor? of ' You Can Get Hotel Information CHESS LAGQMARSINQI JR. For Your Parents and Friends Ar Either the GENERAL FOREST ROME OIL MILL or Manufacfurem of HOTEL GREYSTONE Cottonseed Products just Ajk to See the and Seo-Co Fertilizers HOTEL RED BOOK TELEPHONE: 4-1685 C OM PLI M EN TS Of HESTER MOTOR SERVICE, INC. GMC Trucks 237 MONTGOMERY STREET SAVANNAH GEORGIA 135 Compliments Compliments of of ADDLESTONE STEEI. ALEX RAMEY CORPORATION SUMTER, CANAL POINT, SOUTH CAROLINA FLORIDA COMPLIMENTS GEORGIA TEXTILE CORPORATION CALHOUN, GEORGIA THOMAS BROWN President GJ Owner 130 COMPLIMENTS , of W. H. STOTT cmd ASSOCIATES 1856 PEMBROKE ROAD GREENSB ORO, NORTH CAROLINA Ship'n Shore Blouses Compliments Compliments of of A DANIEL CONSTRUCTION CO JOHN WHITE OF ALABAMA CLASS OF '37 Compliments f BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 0 TELEPHONE: A FRIEND in ' FA. 2-35361 LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY 137 E Wig Flggglljflfiiigl F- 2' 'L - .E ,Q if-f'ff!1rf15' lu: ff H W F ' . A 'iv 'LT' ' I 0 712091. yr-1:21 ff. I mf, 'TI' 'Ia . I I C atz. lj I 2 r mzimll 'r-IL 17 , 13 -L. 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ROME GEORGIA I .4 nn 3 1 xi-1 .'1 WORLD,S LARGEST PEST CONTROL COMPANY Compliments Of I Rem. lsmrs lqsurgnncf Compliments of SHORTER COLLEGE ESTABLISHED 1873 A Nationally Accredited College BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF MUSIC DEGREES ROME GEORGIA AERIAL PHOTO SERVICE i' Sf QI Qffw U.S. Air Force Trained Experienced Aerial Photographers ACCURATE PHOTOGAPHS OF Scenic Views, Shopping Areas, Farms, Land Lots, and Lakes CSee inside coverj CA LL AERIAL PHOTO SERVICE I4 ELLIOTT CIRCLE Phone Rome Z-2312 Or 4-3087 ,JOHN L. GARRARD, JR. and EARL KENNEDY Compliments vt FRED FOWLER CLEANERS Compliments of SEALTEST SOUTHERN DAIRIES You Know It's The Best When You Get SEALTEST I Illille and Ice Cream Compliment Of DANIEL 84 SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS ROME GEORGIA ROME FRUIT AND PRODUCE COMPANY Foo'rE an DAVIES, 1Nc. fn .fa,,,,m.' , n , ,-,-.. .1.., ROME GEORGIA ZAHND'S ESTABLISHED 1894 SPORTS WEAR - - SHOES - - FURNISHINGS 3904 St. Elmo Avenue Phone AM. 6-9868 CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE 5000 WATTS 1470 K. C. 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