Darlington School - Jabberwock Yearbook (Rome, GA)

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SWAIN JOHN J. DoYLE assistant editors WILLIAM W. MONK WILLIAM F. CONWAY J. GEORGE WHITFIELD, JR. photographers 2 url M A :En 'Q duff f A A I Y? E . 1353+ , fl: ' - '51- -Wi J, , vs gsxgfwki - ' - f BW. X . 2 f----- N gt, 4. TAA' 1 in consultation and close personal contact with our teachers . . . QQ ILD STRO M .. 'f'WM'Ftbiis,J'Y planning for the tasks of tomorrow 1 233 Q . .-,,-1'F WE BUILD A FAITH TO LIVE BY in worship together . . . 6 I' tsqik :faux Q v n i av, WW K. 'I S. 79' 1 1' N cf' '- +1 ', 3 vp ' ' Q ,, . , 530,48 . - fw' ' , .,-ww, .W Qin jak -. X ,fl va-Mig 4 5 .Q Q K 2 ' Ve. '?H5f.Sa3 ?1:rEf','Q ' g V--my W -W.: JS v . W ' , -A M ,V , , fa f 'K X ws, wifi? A. . 5 ZW fi QW X X. 4- , A 1 T' 'gg-'E 5 N A , if Jlfwdl 33,1 . V , , Sf ,f . , X 'X S faiiq ru'-Q., :g,'Qk9 f N 3 ,ad L N , , . ixx ,1,, S lit, WX, v Q l 'N:1' 'mn' ' M f' 'ii i . 2. 'QQ 1 . Nr 1 fv L2 iffxf-'X ' 'E' - Q X was' 3 A x , , A lit X 74' 5 rj 'L 96-1: gf gf? Q , . X W yn. .yf '3 . gfffvwgfk S Ev X W. s '. 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C3 1 ,., , I Nf6 fm, gOQ3 , X 5 -SCHOOL- 1, . 1 Z- acsu X- DARLINGT ON OF TOMORROW. , 1 iff. , A-WWWMW W - 1,.,.,A-MM?-on-,again ly MRS. BOB DANIEL REESE Housemother Postmislress 14 DEDIC TIO The winning smile that greets us with our morning mail, the unseliish devotion with which she wields her trusty needle and thread, and the careful thought and gracious charm that have contributed inestimably to many Darlington social events have made Mrs. Reese a vital part of Darlington life. To her, we affectionately dedicate this book. 15 CO TENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS Page 17 Page 27 Page 70 If n 01 252535 If f ig I qs Zf A Xlm Q 16 FH USE WHO BUILD f wx A'-'P FACULTY ,W QW 1960 RICHARD M. YANKEE B.A. A8SOC1:lll6 Headmaster Washington and Lee University. Mathematics 19 C. ROTHWELL WILCOX BS., M.A., Ph. D., LL. D. President Emeritus Davidson College. fohn Hopkins University. Presbyterlkzn College. RALPH I. D. DORMINEY, B.S., M. Ed. M. HUGH MERSON, A.B., M.A. Assistant Master of Dorrnitories Head of Lower School Alabama Polytechnic Institute University of Rochester Chairman, Department of Mathematics Columbia University Mathematics ADMIN ISTR TIO WORTH S. MOSER, B.A., M.A., Assistant Master of Day School Director of Summer Session DANIEL M. McNAULL, W0ff0fd College CHARLES SCOTT, B.S., M.A B.A., M.A, Vanderbilt University Business Manager Director of Athletics UIliVCfSifY Of C0ll1mbia, SA- Alabama Polytechnic Institute Presbyterian College Chairman, Department of Foreign Columbia University Peabody College Languages Mathematics Spllfli-Sh 20 FACULTY HENRY S. BROWN. Jr.. B.S. Davidson College History WILLIAM B. BROWN. Jr.. B.A. Vanderbilt University English ROBERT H. COBB. A.B.. M.A. Southwestern University Tulane University University of Chicago H isto riographer Latin IAIN SPENCER B. COUCHMAN, B.A. Trinity College History ERMAN L. CREW. Jr., B.A., M.A. Baylor University Alabama Polytechnic Institute E nglish-B ible JOHN R. CUNNINGHAM, Jr., B.S., M. Ed Hampden-Sydney College University of North Carolina Chairman, Department of Science Physics JAMES J. DEERY, B.S.. M. Ed., M.A United States Military Academy University of Florida Florida State University Mathematics DEE DONALDSON. B.S., M.A. University of Georgia Science FACULTY GEORGE A. DORSEY, A.B. Emory University University of North Carolina Science JAMES W. DOSS, B.S., M.A. The Citadel University of Kentucky Mathematics Chairman, Department of History PHILIP M. HAM, A.B., M.A. Princeton University Brown University Sorbonne French GEOFFREY M. HORSFIELD, B.A., B.D Princeton University Virginia Theological Seminary Chairman, Department of History History JOHN W. HOWELL, B.A. Shorter College English BERTRAND R. HUDNALL, B.A. Washington and Lee University English LILLIAN D. JACKSON, A.B., M.A. University of Georgia University of Chicago Harvard University Latin WILLIAM H. MORGAN, B.S., M. Ed. Appalachian State Teachers College University of North Carolina Mathematics FACULTY EVERETT E. PORTER, B.A., M.S., Ph.D Baylor University Rice Institute Chemistry ELDRIDGE V. REGESTER, B.A. Randolph-Macon College University of Virginia Chairman, Department of English Alumni Secretary EARL F. RIGGS, B. Ch. E. University of Tennessee Science JACK D. SUMMERBELL, B.A., M.A. Simpson College Northwestern University History JOSHUA C. SUTTON, B.A. Rollins College History L. RAMON VEAL, A.B. Presbyterian College English ALEXANDER W. WHITAKER, III, B.A. University of Virginia English ARTHUR W. WILHELM, A.B. Catawba College Emory University English 'QL ig FACULTY n 1 Vi 1 f Q , QQ At Work At Play May Si 4..lg. AUXILI RY ST FF MRS. GRADY ABNEY EDITH M. AMBERSON JAMES L. BRANDON Dietitian Secretary Bflfbllmll-Stiff RENE C. BUDAY Treasurer MRS. ELIZABETH C W. M. GILBERT, M.D. BERNICE E. HALL COX Physician Secretary Librarian RUBY A. HALL Hostess JEAN KILGO ROBERT E NORTON, M.D BOB D. REESE Seprelnry Physician Housemather EULA M. TOLBERT MRS. NORMAN BETTY GRAY WILCOX Nurse WALLACE Secretary Dietitian 25 JUDY B. SHERRILL Records Clerk MARCIA E. WRIGHT Secretary DATIONS . . . CLASSES l E THOMAS ADAMSON CLAY M. BROCK JAMES P. CASSIDY For many years, Darlington has felt the need for a means of giving recognition to the outstanding members of its senior class. Seeking to fill this need, the 1960 .llllI11f'fll,'0li'k introduces 'iwhois Who at Darlingtonfi the purpose of which is to recognize those seniors who have made significant contributions to their school and who have most clearly exemplified in their school careers those ideals for which Darlington has come to stand. The Editorial Staff of the V160 ,labberwokk sincerely hopes that Darlington will come to cherish this new feature among its permanent and honored traditions. Selections to Who's Who at Darlington are made by a faculty committee. To he eligible for selection, a boy must excel in at least one of the following aspects of school life-scholarship: spiritual leadershipg ath- letics: forensic and publication activitiesg campus and community citizenship-and he should he outstanding in at least three other aspects. Eligibility is further restricted to those students who rank scholastically among the top 5025 of the graduating class. WEBSTER L. COWDEN RONALD D. DEMPSEY WILSON F. FULLBRIGHT 28 ii JOHN W. MADDOX. JR. JOEL F. PARKER MICHAEL H. PARRINO HO'S WHO at Darlington EDWARD H. RUDERT ROGER M. SHERMAN CHRIS E. ZAHND, JR. 29 ,-X THOMAS ADAMSON Ceclartown, Georgia Track 3, 4g Football 3, 4-g HYN Secre- tary 4g MDP Club President 4-g Class Oflicer 3, 43 Proctor 3. 41 Dance Committee 41: Whois Who at Dar- lington fl-. BRUCP R AlTCHIb0N FHOMAS W AKRIDGF MID M. ALLEN Myrtle Beach Qoutli Carolina Rome Ceorbia Summerville. Georgia im tor 1- 1 C um 3 4 Pep .l V Footha .l.V. Football 3, 4g ,l.V. Basketball 3. auf Qs:-sf, Shad' PAUL W. AUSTON. JR. W. DEHART AYALA CARRINGTON BARRS, lll We-st Point. Georgia Tampa, Florida Tampa. Florida J.V. Footlmll 3: Proctor 4: ,l.V. Christian Life Conference 4g fabber- ln11lner14'olrlr4g ,l.V. Footlmll 4. l'c-nnis 4. wokk 4: Darlingtonian 4. SE IDRS ,- RANDALL M. BLESSING Lakeland. Florida Foollmll fl-1 Wresllirlg 4. 32 s-. w at 1 Az- 'illf .19 9 ' Ma, Fr. '1 Fiismp. sf? si? 4 J fm, Q. 3 ,la W ll '-x 19,5 ji 'O -s .lv x. -N M JL , I ' x FF gk x +. 3 X Q :K . 4 ji A E Sw 3 5, K ' FQ mimiiwssxaww- mei' A,fs'2?Ex j 'M gwgzwff hwgiywyifa ww: sf- R wx Q5 133' A rn sv . y ,Af ' 4? H V A QA 1 V ' A ' -ef fflf' Y W f , A. Agway sw zz.. v .J F' M , Q J 5: . A A: 2 f K ing f 5, is. ' aa .aww Q 1 J. may .fm 2 ff , wiv iff? W X ZH, ,Q ww YQ 4 11' K4 rl 4 5 W. h. J9.. .. 'n. x X ixigggjfgr 'N -. 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'- f fl' Nt I ., 1 ' - 'fi W ,MN 0 W 51 1 1 ' - ' ' ' .o wo ,, , .6 W -1 1 f X CLASS 1963 BAGBY BETHEL HARBIN Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer President -. ,M iii U s Front row: B. Frank, Jordan, J. Roe, S. Moss, Campbell, Westbrook, Cheves, Willingham, J. Bethal, Servais. Second row: Biron, Elkins, Whitten burg, C. Elliott, Higgins, Cade, Dendy, Lamn, J. Brock, Dixon, Nicholson. Third row: Humphries, Pumplin, E. Wyatt. 65 F31 if . Q J- mir 5' 'Q L I sm... -. ME' will 1 x a i 5,2 - Qf ,, 4 A X - f AA , Q QA , AJ a - ,M 4 '- R ml . 19 , +' ' My, 1 -. Q. Q, . iff, 3 gl gg? 'W A 1 Av yr Q M' . 3 fy .gg ,. m ,X I W, . P X I af' fra , r ny N f 'W .V x . My- QM . , swf I 4 Q XL. jg, .M 'x ' 4 'Q s .4 Dv fm fy W WTI KN- , ?. fdff. Y It '21, 5,4 fa V Q34 , 3 f-. VA an r W U W W W R v Y. V W ' 1 if ' A 4:1 s , f , m M Q in ,pn ,gm vmMf g A YE? 7 sf wg.. 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Q ri .5 5A ?w2 'V:f + E 355 M W Q Y M A -- A ix 5,5 if K. .J ws Q uf u 3 I KA J- Q2 Q V X34 WE BUILD IN A VARIETY OF WAYS... 4 , CLUBS and ORGANIZATIONS sa gf , . H . f t , First row: Booker, B. Collins, Thompson, L. Cheves, Merchant, Parrish, Garrou, Editor-in-chief Sherman. Second row: Bynum, Ray, Kennedy Ford R. Harris, Pinkston, Evans, Cowden, Moore, Assistant Editor Swain. Third row: Cassidy, Assistant Editor Doyle, Rothman, Allen, Monk, Covington Conway, Harden, Pitts, Withers, Warren, Whitfield, Blick, Wesley. Roger M. Sherman Editor The preparation of a yearbook involves many hours of tedious work and unfaltering devotion-hours spent in determining lay-out. making assignments, scheduling and assembling pictures, writing and typing copy, checking and rechecking copy and proof, meeting dead- lines. and generally contending with the many decisions and problems that confront an editor and his staff. A large. eliicient staff skillfully guided by a conscientious editor capably dispatched these diverse activities to as- sure the successful completion of the 1960 fabberwokk. Special credit is due to Bill Monk and his trusty camera for a large number of exceptionally fine pictures and to Bill Covington and Jimmy Cassidy for their capable direction of the sports section. The editors and staff have strived to make the 1960 fnhberwnlrlr fresh and original without losing sight of the essential charm. traditions, and good taste that characterize previous Darlington yearbooks. It is the staf1's hope that students and faculty alike will cherish this wook as a fitting memento of the 1959-1960 school year at Darlington. THE JABBER UKK EDITORIAL STAFF ' lf i , i' if . 2 jr MRS. ROGER M. SHERMAN Sponsor THE J BBER OKK Each year the Business Staff is responsible for the gathering ol funds necessary for the compiling and publication of the fabberrmklr. These funds come from the contributions of the pri' MN students and the soliciting of advertisements from the friends f '93 and patrons of Darlington. This year through the co-operation of a very competent staff. we were able to outsell all previous years in our campaign for advertisements. gs We take this opportunity to thank those friends of Darlington for making this record year possible. 3 . New MRS. HENRY J. FULLBRIGHT Sponsor 'SlZ?.1Z ZfL'Z.'Li'2' BUSINESS STAFF ,gg sn, km.. First row: Kelly, Jordan, Rudert, Burrs, Hall. Second row: J. Jones, Wager, DeVere, Williams, Hadley, Fullbright, Edmundson, David, Ayala Woodroof. 73 THE DARLI GTO IA g MRS, C. LEONARD HORTON Sponsor The Darlingtonian is published six times during the year and is distributed to parents, students and alumni. Under the direction of Mr. Alexander Whita- ker, faculty advisor, The Darlingtonian Cl l HOW provided everyone with enjoyable reading. One of its most successful ventures this year was the issuing of dance list supplement before each formal dance. This years, staff included Charles Horton, Editor-in-chiefg Bill Covington, Sports Editor, Bob Bethel, Society Editorg Ed Rudert, Feature Editorg and Whit Whitten and David Haynes, Circulation and Exchange. Editor Iii .ot.t. . P Jr 'le First row: Haynes, Bethel, Editor-in-chlef Horton, Covington, Whitten. Second row: Swain, DeVere, Moore, Thompson, Kennedy, Woodruff, Shelley, Cowden, Walters, Allen. 74 WT? as We eg -V ., ,, if 4 1. w,, C '1f1wf.r1's,m W Q - ,q www vw - f Q .4 - 'F fx Q' .2A,1wwf'L - .4 x Q lui' -.Ml-W , ,. -- 'if fa .IL . w .EMA nv K V ' rw M 'ff-, Kes M, fs W, A. 4551 5 4 3' T2 5: 1 lx y. 5 H nw . - 1 x .f .. . .QV -. X .RIM I+ Km., . xv-rvxpqxzz J, s . 'B' , My YS -is .3 it ,911 JE W,- i l I r l i First row: Sherman, Hubbard, Zohnd, President Phifer, Secretary Adamson. Second row: Parker, T. Cheves, Allen, Vice-President Odom, Bear Humphries, Noel. Third row: C. Brock, West, J. Bridges, Stutts, Fletcher. Y. M. C. . Ed Phifer President The purpose of the Y.M.C.A. is to create and maintain throughout the school the highest standards of Christian man- hood. The Y.M.C.A. affords a means of expression and an opportunity for service to those who desire to lead a more Christian life. The Y.lVl.C.A. is strictly a student organization, and the meetings held every Sunday night are conducted by the boys. At some time during the school year a series of religious meetings, under the auspices of the Y.M.C.A.. is conducted by some ' minister renowned for his appeal to boys. A student-elected Y Cabinet directs the affairs of the organization. This group plans the vesper services, the stu- clc-nt prayer meetings. the devotional at the morning assemblies, and the prayers at the evening meals. MRS- EDWARD W- PHIFER. JR- Sponsor 76 1 wr - - , -1-am-qv -A Toby Adamson, John Burt, Chairman Bill Monk, Bruce Aitchison, Bill O'Herron, John Hall, Alex Wyatt, Bill Davis, Jim Yeargan, Ronnie Dempsey Bully Allen, Jimmy Cassidy. Bill Monk Chairman The function of the Dance Committee is to plan and llecoralc lor all the social activities during the school year. Uniler the capahle direction of Mr. Cunningham and chairman Bill Monk. the dances this year were brilliant and imaginative events. 'lihe highlight of the social season at Darlington was the colorful Christmas Dance for which Domiucck anfl the Amhassamlors proviclecl music. Miss Susan Shear. escorted by Chris Zahml. was selected Christmas Queen. Miss Kimball Dowlcs. Miss Pat Wlitt. Miss Diane Frafly. ancl Miss Sally Caglc we-rv Miss Shearls Maicls of Honor. Other hands which appcarerl at dances during the ycar were the forlicks. who provimlefl music for the spring formal anal Kiql Millcr anal Graham Jackson. who provided the music for the grzuluation we-claeml rlances. 77 DA CE COMMITTEE - , E it MISS NANSY WOLCOTT Sponsor ff 'i CLUB MISS PHYLLIS WILLIAMSON Sponsor The D' Club is an official campus organization, approved and sanctioned by the administra- tion, for the purpose of recognizing those bona fide students who, in accordance with school policy and regulations and the general re- quirements of the Mid-South Ath- letic Association, are winners of the Varsity D monogram in any sport. The primary purpose of the organization is to recognize ath- letic ability and leadership. The objectives of the D Club are threefold: namely, to instill and maintain proper school spirit among its members and the mem- bers of the Darlington student bodyg to promote good sportsmanshipg and by the daily example of its members to set a standard for others in manliness, physical and moral cleanliness and over-all gentlemanly and sportsmanlike conduct. Duties and responsibilities of membership in the D Club involve the supervision of all athletic contests in which Darlington school teams participate and the maintenance of good order and good sportsmanship at all times. The members also assume 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. Thomas Adamson President Frm row Stephenson, Plenge, Purdie, Huguenln, Adamson, R. Glenn, Llewellyn, L. Smith. Second row: Doyle, Cooley, Ransom, Horne, W. Davin, Maddox J. Parker. Third row: Odom, F. Jones, Conway, Cassidy, W. Allen, Cowden, Sherman. Fourth row: Monk, Withers, Rihenberry, Cole, Rogers Dedman, Collins. Fifth row: R. Graham, O'Herron, Sanders, Yeargan. 78 Since its reorganization eleven years ago. the Glee Club has been one of the most active and popular organizations on campus. Mem- bership is limited to approximately thirty-five members from the upper forms. primarily juniors. seniors, and post graduates. The ability to read music is not a prerequisiteg any man who thinks he can sing is eligible for membership. and tryouts are held early in the fall. There are daily rehearsals each school day during the fourth period. In addition to conducting a spring concert tour, the Clee Club furnishes music at all vesper services and gives a special musical program during the Christmas season. Mr. Moser is the capable director of the group, and Mr. Howell is the accompanist. Czzzszuzd GLEE CL MISS ANN ZAHND Sponsor M-wa-..,.,, M 11 First row: Woodroof, O'Herron, Graham, Cassidy, Whitfield, Binns, Cowden, Monk, David. HUbbGl'd, PiYIlKSf0H, WGITGYS. DUfllGP, COOIKB AIYCIIISOI1 Second row: McFalIs, Brown, Morin, Thompson, Lackmond, Hunt, Jones, MCCIOFI1, Zdhnd, Michaels, D0Clm0m Moore, C0ViD9f0l'h YWVQUN 79 First row: R. Harris, Estes, Kennedy, Hadley, C. Brock, DeVere, Dutton. Second row: R. Smith, Farabee, Fisher, Doyle, Garrou, Edmondson, T. Marshall, D. Robinson, Mr. Couchman. DEB TE CLUB TIGER TALES First row: Sulzbacker, Bertrand, Poulsen, Hoyt, Martiniere, Hunter, Covington, Bing. Second row: Berry, King, Hight, Norton, Warner, Haynes, Harrison, Lowe. Third row: Bosworth, Floyd, Huft, Keister, Grahm, Keown, McWilliams. Lett to right: Mrs. Dean Covington, Vice-President, Mrs. Frank Aldridge, Secretary: Mrs. Clyde Selman, Treasurer, Mrs. Norman Burnes, Jr., President. Not pictured: Mrs. Bob Woodruff, Corre- sponding Secretary. 0THERS'CLUB The Mothers' Club was founded in 1923 for the purpose 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 contribute to the welfare and happiness of the boys in every possible way. Each year a dance is given for both the upper and lower forms. Orchestra, decorations and refreshments are fur- nished by the Mothers' Club. Dancing classes are made available for those boys desiring lemons. An infirmary committee is in touch with those students who are ill. Also, a lovely gift of a permanent nature is presented the school annually in the name of the Mothers' Club. S0 kk X 4 W L 1 Qi X li V Q Y 11, , S wif ,f wwf Y 1 2 B 2 40 Q'-'ff' - 151 WE BUILD STRONG BODIES... MQNXQQ , SPORTS D. M. MCNAULL Afhlefic Diredor Tennis COACHI G STAFF 3. .i I 11 Dorminey: Varsify Soccer Doss: Foofball, Wresfling. Morgan: Baslrefball, Baseball. MOSGYI Golf. Q.. H. Brown: Foofball, Track. Cobb: Mife and Midge! Sporfs. Ham: J.V. Soccer. Summerbell: Midge! Basketball. W. Brown: J.V. Football, Track. Cunningham: Varsify Soccer. 'Y .. 'Nw ' 'W sm ? . . Hudnall: J.V. Soccer. l Suhon: J.V. Baskefball. Leff fo righf: Lang Cheves, Billy Allen, Cuppy Roberts, Jack Wager, Dick Frierson, Bill Bedgood. wk CHEERLE DERS Top fo boffom: George Whitfield, Bill Monk, Head Cheerleader John Walden, Charles Woodroof, S. Gaines, Trevor Kay. F OOTB LL Managers Turley and Morgan THE 1959 SEASON The 1959 season was an impressive one for the Darlington Tigers ami saw the team place in the top rlivision of the Mid-South Conference for the first time in several years. Coach Doss and Coach Brown started the season with rugged workouts which quickly whipped the boys into shape. ami the fact that each position was lj . m X1 3,3 4 'T3.i:V 'Gif' . fly'- -. A ig-oi 4' A I t 'V f I i z i S X. t , 1 x . lk MQ L , ff.. s 1 Co-Captains Huguenin, Dempsey and Sanders. ahly lillecl by at least two persons contrilvuterl greatly to the strength of the team. A number of post graduates gave the team consirleralvle rlepth. and they clemonstratefi time and again throughout the season the importance of experience. First row: Odom, Adamson, Stephenson, McClain, Thorpe, Bradshaw, Sanders, Huguenin, Glenn, Parker, Cassidy. Second row: Wyatt, Mc- Clendon, Ransom, Michaels, Hubbard, Dempsey, McFalls, F. Fletcher, Binns, Young. Third row: W. Fletcher, Stutts, Ivester, Cahoon, Stewart, Ladd, Harris, Wells, Johnston, Bridges, Blessing. Fourth row: Manager Turley, Manager Morgan, Horne, Simmons, Morton, Jones, Woodruff, Norment, Burt, Manager Rodgers, Manager Morchant. SG RETURNlNG LETTERMEN First row: Parker, Ste- phenson, Cassidy, San- ders, Huguenin. Second row: Bradshaw, McClain, Thorpe, Glenn, Adamson. RETURNING LETTERMEN The 1959 football team. backed by the lettermen of the 1058 season. proved to be one of the strongest teams in the sehoolis history. The lettermen were a valuable asset during the entire year and added spirit and determination to the football machine. The letter- men formed a nucleus from which the coaches were able to build a powerful team. This group kept the team going in some of its weaker moments. DARLINGTON 0-CEDARTOWN 12 In the first game of the season the Tigers met the well-experienced Cedartown Bulldogs. In the first half Darlington moved the ball well, and it looked as though the Tigers were going to bring home the bacon. Quarter- back ,lones displayed excellent ball-handling in this period. When the Tigers rolled out onto the field for the second half, they seemed to have left their spirit in the lockers, and the Bulldogs scored 12 points in the third and fourth quarters to provide the winning margin. ENDS First row: Cahoon, Brad- show, Michaelx, Stuth. Second row: Wells, Ran- som, Ivoxter, Adamson, Glen-n. S7 f Q13 ,ff QUARTERBACKS: Bridges, Dempsey, Jones DARLINCTON 12-C.M.A. 14 After the first ten minutes of one of the roughest :zunes ofthe season. it looked as though the Tigers were going to run away with the scrap. ln the first five ninutes Huhhard set up a touchdown with a flashy romp if thirty yards. Dempsey. who made possihle l'luhhard,s :nllop hy his df-ft hall-handling on the option play. Jranced over the goal line for the first score. McClain xooted the extra point. hut it was called hack on a menzllty. lVlcClain's play was terrific throughout the game. He intercepted four passes and was instrumental in yardage-gaining. Minutes after the second kick-off. Co-Captain Huguenin grahhed a C.lVl.A. fumhle and hlasted the hall to the three-yard line. From there halfhack Tharpe carried the hall over for the second Tiger touchdown. Columhia's scores came in the first and second quarters. Darlington lost the game hy a margin of the extra points. McClain loses head in powerful gallop. Thorpe starts on touchdown romp. , S Tlx I E ? si? N . .Pj an 4 ' X whw ? X -'iw .., :J ww, ww. :mv-Y? Q ' L 4 5 35 l5 j.,.:,-if x ,H ip, ww ' 'K '- x ,rf A Q , A, 3 ' ,. ., . ,4 if 1 ,gk e W if Fai:-.,. X , New . - 1 .. v I ---:..g,,, ia-Z..-,a-fag. , ,,: . gh ' . 1 W if ,lf Q I 1 ww 23 ,,,, if we 3 ' 4 . 17 K v , W. ff ' A 9 555 . fn . M F ' W , 'ax 1 ' jg Q ' , 1 , if .v Q X ' , K Q:-A 'ms V , jg, E if f U-A Q A i f 1. M Q ' K1 U QH2, ' f. ,Sas 5945 my ,M -S5 4 Rig, ' fm 5 55 ,f951 f?ff 14, ,Y ? sn, it , ,QW 'ii ,W Www i t ,fsfisvg gli! Us X Y ..N. X Q ..,, E .Wg 1 W fa : '- K -,izilig M gk ,A ig? k 5 X . X R 4: 5 V My sw? f. 'Q'f5'j QX.,,i.g M , e-.5gy.1:- if ENE N. cgcmsf Cosile Helghis TACKLES-First row: Simmons, Horne, Ladd. Second row: Johnston, Harris, W0Odl'UH, MCCle'1d0 '- DARLINCTON 25-RIVERSIDE 12 Coaeh Doss was proud of his scrappers after their lirilliant offensive play against the Riversiders on Uvtolwr 30. Vlflien the Cadets were in possession of the liall. the Tiger defense did its share also. ln the first rpiartvr. halllvavk 'l'harpe. following his lwrilliant 32-yard run. lilastvd over the first sr-ore of the evening. The re- maining minutes of the quarter heeame a stymie as the Tiger defense held the Riverside offense. 'liharpe hegan the sec-ond quarter with a lieautifully exeeuted romp of -I0 yards to plave the score at i2-0. The downfield hlock- ing throughout the vontest gave the runner the kind of protection usually found in the pro leagues. in the second period the Cadets doggedly drove the hall oyer for their first score. For the majority of the third quarter the ball was in the Tigers' possession. Following a sustained drive. Tharpe again punched through six points. Only three points after the following kickoff. the Cadets fumhled. and Darlington grahlxed the hall. Tharpe then added 44- yards and another TD to his Credit. To cap the game. the Riverside quarterhaek flew 50 yards for our opponents' second seore. Darlington defense clicks. Tiger host downs hapless runner HALFBACKS-First row: Thorpe, Odom, Fletcher, F. Second row: Fletcher, W., McClain, Hubbard. DARLINGTON 0-ROSSVILLE 20 Darlington began the first quarter with the fight and determination that are needed to win ball games. but the excellent playing of the Rossville eleven was difficult for the Tigers to 1-ope with. Most of the first half was an either-way ball game because. following the Bulldog's first score. the Tigers almost pushed the pigskin over for six. Fullback Wy'att demonstrated some blasting drives through the line on most of his runs, while lVlcClain played his usual good game. In the second half the Tigers could gain no advantage whatsoever. Although Rossville scored twice in this half, Darlington never lost its fighting spirit. Four TD'S for Thorpe! DARLINGTON 0-McCALLIE 7 Homecoming day hit hard at the Lakeside. The Tigers, although well able to move the ball. could seem to move it for no more than a few plays at a time. Both teams put up a Hereulean struggle all during the game, but the determination of one was always there to offset the determination of the other. For the most part of the conflict, the Tigers were kept well out of Tornado terri- tory, and Darlington,s passing attack was of little assistance in the situation. The Tigers were badgered by bad breaks and lVlcCallie,s superb defensive play during the entire game. After a blocked punt, the worst had break of the game, McCallie halfback Paty plowed over for the only score. The Tornadoes' punting ability, which made up for their small ground yardage, consti- tuted a major threat to Darlington throughout the game. 1 . 2 Ronnie Dempsey Bobby Thorpe ALL-MID-SOUTH 93 Captain Dedmun The l960 basketball squad completed a better season than the record might indicate. Coach Bill lVlorgan's force finished strong by beating GM. A. and then losing by only one point to highly ranked McCallie in the Mid-South Tournament. Led in scoring by West and Capt. Ded- man. and backed by the capable play of Dempsey and lvester. the Tigxers displayed more ability than most followers anticipated. Firsf row: Ivester, Dempsey, Dedmun, Norment, Sfokely. Second row: McFulls, Michaels Withers Forf Sturfs Eskridge West K'ivr - it Yi if ARSITY BASKETBALL .vi ,F 54' L V 'W' . Nw Mg, , 1 8 . .. N .. w , :A x xjf: W' A :.:.E , n ew -K' IHS y-Qfgf ff' , Y M MW? .L SOCCER YARBROUGH O'HERRON COOLEY Co-Captain Captain Co-Captain PATTON Manager The l060 soccer team began its season before Christ- Sparked by Captain Bill O'Herron,s gifted foot, the mas with only eight returning lettermen. As the season l960 team was one of the strongest in Darl1ngton's progressed, however. many determined and top-notch history and finished second in the Mid-South competitors vied for the starting eleven positions. competition. 'irst row: Cassidy, Jordan, Bridges, Walters, Foss, Yarbrough, O'Herron, Cooley, Stephenson, Parrino, Lawton, Ransom, Phifer, Warren. Second row: ones, Purdie, Waldin, Woodruff, Read, Conway, Walter, L. Smith, R. Graham, Doyle, F. Graham, Scott, Lock, Dunn, Collins, Rudert, Mabie, Manager 'otton. No? pictured: Manager Rodgers. 97 FOSS WALTERS 0'HERRON STEPHENSON COOLEY Left Outside Left Inside Center Forward Right Inside Right Outside Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington CASSIDY YARBROUGH F. JONES Left Holfback Center Halfback Right Halfbuck COLLINS RANSOM Left Fullback Right Fullbuck GAMES 4- Indian Springs 5 Indian Springs 5 Westminster 0 McCallie 4 Baylor 3 Baylor 3 S.M.A. 8 Westminster 1 Castle Heights 5 McCallie 4' Christ School R. GRAHAM Goalie 98 SEASON SCORING O'Herron 22 7 Cooley Dunn 3 Foss 3 Walters 2 Cassidy 1 .l ones 1 Purdie 1 Stephenson 1 BRIDGES CONWAY DOYLE DUNN F. GRAHAM JORDAN LAWTON LOCK MABIE PARRINO PHIFER PURDIE READ RUDERT SCOTT Q , Q A N L. SMITH WALDIN WARREN WOODRUFF S 1 fr' AD 0 I A is -I Q. W. That's really using your head, Frankl . bi . X J f if 4 .Q 4' A r ,I 1' Nl. 1' A iq in 1 -ul ' f ' -J P 'wi' g., Jima Mi M mx a L J l N-J Firsl row: Turley, Rogers, Allen, Noel, Andrews, Swift. Second row: Manager Morgan, Hoge, Mendenlwll, Binns, Zohnd, l'lU9Uef1ln, Ble55'f'E Coach Doss. 'lllw url-slllng squml finislu-fl its l'Nrll SUQINIII wltll tllv lwsl l'f'm'urfl il lllli lmml slum- ils luumling lnur yvurs zlgu. Cmlvll llusfs grapple-rs slalrtu-el slrmly uilll llm-1' lossvs mul nur- liz-. tln-n surgze-el zulwznl lm' lin' slruiglxl wins mul ll strung Hflll plan in llu- Nllll-Sillllll lllUlll'll2l- mvnl. llllglltqlllll zmfl Zalmfl um-rv VU-l'ilIPllllllS ul ll lr-:un ullivll was slrwng in its ln-my xwlgllli :mel xsllivll llis- pluxf-rl 'l'l'ill pull-ntiall in il- low-1' xwivlllg -muh? f will , ' il , T ,Vw vnu .v.-, wg f 4 A 2 X 'TQ x5 O ,Q A .v - Q xx? us . ' Q. 3 1 5 ?: X, A 93 Q + K fi like-ww-y 2 xx 'Yew ,M Q? Q. m xv, A iw X if , s A453522 wwf. in M wx ai, V Q ,xi 'K ' X x U 5 k i ' - FEE: Q ' , ff' . W. fm X ,W 'W . vw f A I 'Mm - II + Lf Mile-H j A M by TEfTI'T'Q' ' K v 1 Q .L . I..1',1r .,,.. . - 0 ...-,,, aj I W' 1 wr FV-I 5 COWDEN DAVIS DEDMAN MILLS in Iii? W First row: Reeves, Purdie, Odom, Davis. Second row: Dedmon, Zahnd, Cowden, Mills. No! pictured: Manager Parker. PURDIE REEVES 102 ODOM ZAHND , , - L Q QQh5'Y ' 6.04 liunvf? .eau W ':': :7.,.L T!J si 4 Q v Q 4fO ' Q , ,, . . . . . 4 1. J . 5 ' Qf 'f'Q'1f -mwah f H2 .41 e f .. N v 4 -Isis' 42 1 . 'I . fui L if in 5, ,a A 3 7Q'?f:iSQwv r W QQ Nita' v5'3??-2.45 .v..l..Ey 'ix-iff' W 5 +412 JF'- 'v f 4 ii iff - is Q-., , ,. Q E ' k Q 1 1: 2 Y .f 35 R S S J .. Si xy .. , .,... N Q., - ., -V .. , - R ,: .Q - ,,,' . . ' ,A..,. ' gg 1 3 Q Qi! Q I gg vi' 3 , te ff' Ei. x NQ E --:-, K S qw X5 ,ix vig1vff.1.,4w, ,K J' K M12 x www R Lg . 2 W if fm 4 L QR x QW K X 73' S R .W U: s my F ,1 T x4 wax? d Q 1 A ' Q W f W V A X 2 , J, , , x Left fo rlghf Normeni Plyler, Roberts, Jones Rlftenberry Cole Coaches Harris, Brown, Monk. . . FOQTB LL The Junior Varsity football team. coached by Mr. Bill Brown and his assistants Bill Monk and Norman Harris. completed the 1959 season with a perfect record of eight wins. no ties. and no losses. For the second consecutive year. the team captured first-place position in the Mid-South Conference. Alternate Ca ptaln Smith The highlight of the season was the McCallie game in which Roger Sherman hroke a 7-7 tie with a spectacular broken-field run of sixty-five yards. Other outstanding players in addition to Captain Sherman were Lambeth. Bell. and Watkins. First row: Plenge, McCamy, Walters, Bear, Lesley, Noel, Manry, Graham, Llewellyn, Sherman, Scoggins. Second row: Manager Conway, Dempsey Willingham, Lindsay, Scott, Higgins, Bell, Mendenhall, Arrington, Lackmond, B. Brown, Manager Blick. Third row: Lambeth, Smith, Griffin, Watkins Calhoun, Patton, Allen, Jones, D. Brown, Shearer, Wells, Fromme, Hunter, Cowell. X sa Y. Y i., .. Q , wg 5 QQ V Q x WWE? 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D., Jr. . . Thomaston, Ga Adamson, T. . . . Cedartown, Ga Aitchison, B. R. . Myrtle Beach, S. C Akridge, T. W. .... Rome, Ga . a Cole, P. H. ...... Rome, Ga Coley, M. W., Jr. . . . Atlanta, Ga Collins, B. E., r. . . . Macon, Ga Collins. C. T., r. . Mount Berry, Ga . . 4 . Alexander, A. B. . Shelbyville, Tenn Ga Allen, Mid M. . . Summerville, Allen, W. E. ..... Athens, Alston, S. ...... Atlanta, Andrews, C. R., III . . Canton, Archibald, A. M., r. . . Rome, Arrington, A. W., r. . . Rome, Auston, P. W., Jr. . . West Point, Ayala, W. D. ..... Tampa, Bagby, W. W., r. . . . Rome, Barron, A. L., r. . . . Rome, Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga Fla Ga Ga Barrs, C., III .... Tampa, Fla Bear, C. W., Jr. . . Montgomery, Ala Bedgood, W. R., Jr. . . Athens, Ga Bell, J. C. . .... Florence, Ala Berson, R. C. . . Birmingham, Ala Bethel, E. ..... Rome, Ga Bethel, . A. ..... Rome, Ga Binns, Allen D. . . . Columbus, Biron, S. D. . . . . Rome, Ga Ga Bivins, J. B. . . . . Rome, Ga Blessing, R. M. . . . Lakeland, Fla Blick, S., III .... Atlanta, Ga Bosworth, E. L. . . . Booker, R. S. .... Savannah, . Rome, Ga Ga Bradshaw, T. D. . . . Atlanta, Ga Bridges, JAIW., III . Ninety Six, S. C Bridges, . E., Jr. . . . Rome, Ga Broc , Clay M. . . . Lexington, Ky Brock, G. M. . . . Gainesville, Ga Brock, J. G. ..... Rome, Ga Brooks, L., Ill . . . Atlanta, Ga Brown, . O. . . Birmin ham, Ala Brown,J M. .... Calhoun, Ga Brown, . S., Jr. . . Nashville, Tenn Brown, W. P. .... Atlanta Brown, W. Y., Jr. . . . Rome, Bryson, R. C. ..... Rome, Burke, T. E., Jr. . . . Decatur, Bumes, H. C. ..... Rome, Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga Q Conrad, A. Jan . Deerfield Beach, Fla. Conway, W. F. . . Cooke, J. A. . . . Cooley, H. S. . . . . Sumter, S. C. . Louisville, Ky. . . . Rome, Ga. Covington, W. L. . . . Rome, Ga Cowden, W. L., Jr. . Cowell, W. R. . . . Lexington, Ky . . Calhoun, Ga Crumpler, H. L., Jr. . Roseboro, N. C Crutc field, R. L. . Daniel, W. R. . . David, B. B. . . Davis, A. T. . . Davis, H. S. . . . Davis, J. E., Jr. . . . Sarasota, Fla . . . Rome, Ga . . Calhoun, Ga . . Atlanta, Ga . . Rome, Ga . . . Rome, Ga . 1 n Davis, W. C. .... Opelika, Ala Dawson, H. E., Jr. . . Adairsville, Ga Day, John H. .... Orlando, Fla Decker, E. L., Jr. . Miami Shores, Fla Dedman, W. M. . . Harrodsburg, Ky Dempsey, L. R. .... Rome, Ga Demcpsey, R. D. .... Rome, Ga Den y, Joe E. ..... Rome, Ga DeVere, P. Nields . Morganton, N. C Diprima, M. A. .... Rome, Ga Dixon, D. S. ..... Rome, Ga Dodd, P. Allen, Jr. . . . Rome, Ga. Doyle, J.VJ,., Jr. . . Charlotte, N. C. Dunlap, . M. . . . Versailles, Ky. Dunn, W. R. J., III . Birmingham, Ala Dupree, B. W. .... Harlan, Ky Dutton, J. C., Jr. .... Rome, Ga Eberhardt, j. W., Jr. . Lindale, Ga- Edmundson, J. J. . . . Wilson, N. C Elkins, R. N. .... Columbus, Ga Elliott, C. H., Jr. .... Rome, Ga Elsberry, T. L. .... Ruskin, Fla . 1 . . Eskridge, W. W. . Greensboro, N. C Ga Estes, J. L., Jr. . . Estes, S. S. . . . . . . Rome, . . Rome, Ga . . Rome, Ga. Fisher, R. S. . . . Greenville, S. C. Burnet, D. M. . . Greensboro, N. C Burnett, W., III . Greenville, S. C Burt, . ..... Canton, Ga Byars, G. H. . . Bowling Green, Ky Bynum, E. C., Jr. . Stantonsburg, N. C Cade, C. R. ...... Rome, Cahoon, C. M. .... Rome, Cale, B. F. ..... Atlanta, Calhoun, L. ..... Atlanta, Carrapbell, J. L., III . . Orlando, Car en, L. E. ..... Rome, Carlyle, S. .... Atlanta, Cassidy, . .. . .Jacksonville, Caylor, ohn F., Jr.. . .Rome, Chapmen, S. M., Jr. . LaFayette, Cha ell M. F. . Rome Ga Ga Ga Ga Fla Ga Ga Fla Ga Ga pp , . . , Ga Cheves, L., . . . Greenville, S. C Cheves, T. . . . . Greenville, S. C Evans, Robt. J. . Farabee, C. G., Jr. . . . Atlanta, Ga. Findley, D. O. ..... Rome, Ga Fletcher, Geo. R., Jr. . . Rome, Ga. Fletcher, M. F. .... Atlanta, Ga. Fletcher, W. W. . . . Atlanta, Ga. Ford, W. H. ..... Rome, Ga Fort, . P. .... Columbia, S. C. Foss, im M. .... Lindale, Ga Foss, R. L. ..... Lindale, Ga . . . . Foster,M.L.. . . . . Atlanta, Ga Foster, W. D. . Winston-Salem, N. C Fox, J. D. . . . Stone Mountain, Ga Fox, J. F., III . . Frank, Frank, French, B. G., Jr. . B.S.. . . John B.. . . Harlan, Ky Greensboro, N. C . . . Rome, Ga Lumberton, N. C STUDENT ROSTER 1959-1960 - Upper Forms Frierson, R. S. . . . Anniston, Ala Fromme, H. F., Jr. . Jacksonville, Fla Fullbright, W. F. .... Rome, Fultz, B. D. .... Melbourne, Fla Garner, . . . . . . . Rome, Garrard, W. F. . . . Columbus, ohnston, F. M. . . Montgomery, Ala. Ga. Gaines, S. ..... Rome, Ga W Ga. Lindsey, W. R. .... Lenox, Ga Ga Garrou, John L. W. . . Valdese, N. C. Gennett, N. C. W. . . Asheville, N. C Glenn, Bob W. . . Greensboro, N. C. Glenn, Robt. J. . . . Atlanta, Ga Graham, F. A., III . Columbia, S. C Graham, F. H. .... Rome, Ga Graham, R. S. .... DeLand, Fla Grasty, H. M. . . Charlotte, N. C. Grillin, L. H. ..... Rome, Ga Gross, D. I. ...... Rome, Ga Gulden, D. E. .... Atlanta, Ga Gulledge, C. B. . . . Hamlet, N. C Hadley, R. V., III . Winter Park, Fla. Hall, John T. . . . Highlands, N. C Ga Hammond, N., Jr. . . . Rome, . Hanks, J. D., Jr. .... Rome, Ga. Harbin, B. G. . . . . Rome, Ga. Harbin, T. S. ..... Rome, Ga. Harden, Si, Lr. . . . Griffin, Ga Hardin, ob . ., Jr. . . Rome, Ga. Harris, N. W. .... Decatur, Ala. Harris, R. E. ..... Atlanta, Ga. Harris, T. D. . . . Boca Raton, Fla. Harrison, J. M. .... Rome, Ga. ohnston, S., Jr. . Greenville, S. C ohnston, . B. . . . Lindale Ga. ones, F. H. . ones, . . . ordan, . H. . ordan, . E. . . . Canton: Ga. . Rome, Ga. . . Lindale, Ga. . . Rome Ga. Jones, L., Jr. .... Rome, Ga. H i i . ordan, . .. . . . Tampa: Fla. - . Ka , W. T. .... Anderson, S. C. Kelly, E. T. .... - . Atlanta, Ga. Kendall, M. .... Shelby, N. C. Kendrick, T. K., r. . Columbus, Ga. Kennedy, F. F., r. . . Augusta, Ga. Keown, C. D. ..... Rome, Ga. Kirkland, J. S., Jr. . . . Rome, Ga. Kyle, V. H., III . . Fayetteville, N. C. Lackmond, R. W., Jr. . . B'ham, Ala. Ladd, H. MacM. . . Jacksonville, Fla. Lambeth, R. C. . Thomasville, N. C. Lamm, R. M., Jr. . . Wilson, N. C Lanier, B. N., Jr. . . West Point, Ga Lanier, G. H., II . . West Point, Ga Lanier, LaF. . . . River View, Ala Lanier, Robt. F., Jr. . . Lanett, Ala Mabie, D. C. ..... Atlanta, Ga Harry, John M. Hart, D. A. . . Harvey, Tom . Fayetteville, N. C . . . . Rome, Ga . . . Lindale, Ga Haverstick, H. . . . Atlanta, Ga Haynes, D. . . Higgins, C. T. . Hig t, G. Lee, II Hi l. D. G. . . . . . Tryon, N. C . . . . Rome, Ga . . . . Rome, Ga . . . . Rome, Ga s s Hill, E. O. . . Winston-Salem, N. C Ho e, S. McL. ..... Rome, Ga LaRoque, R. W. . . Columbia, S. C Lawton, D. E. ..... Rome, Ga. Leake, W. W. .... Rome, Ga. Lesley, D. W. .... Clayton, Ga. Lichtman, C. S. . . Greensboro, Ala. Lindse , M. M., Jr. . . Hamlet, N. C Llewelilyn, Jack S. . . Gadsden, Ala Lock, D. M. . . Winston-Salem. N. C Lock, B. . . Winston-Salem, N. C Lump in, E. W., Jr. . . Lindale, Ga Lync , M. H .... Biloxi, Miss Maddox, W.,IJr. . . . Rome, Ga Maddux, obt. ., r. . . Rome, Ga Morin, L. O., III .Lookout Mtn, Tenn Hoiingsworth, C. H., III . Rome, Ga Home, G. E., III .... Rome, Ga Hooper, C. W. . Horne, F. H., Jr. Horton, C. L., Hubbard, C. S., Huguenin, T. B. . . . Selma, Ala . . . . Rome, Ga r. . . . Rome, Ga r. . Chapel Hill, N. C . Greenville, S. C Humphries, J. C... . . Atlanta, Ga Hunt, C. W. . Hunter, G. O. . Hutzler, Jphn L. Hutzler, aul J. Hyatt, W. S. . . Ison, R. L. . . Ivester, P. K. . ackson, . L. . ackson, . W. . ackson, . . . L enkins, J. S. . . . . Bainbridge, Ga . . . . Rome, Ga . . . . Rome, Ga . . Rome, Ga . . Canton, Ga . . Atlanta, Ga . . Rome, Ga . . . . Rome, Ga . . Anderson, S. C . . . Rome, Ga. . . Lindale, Ga Q . Manly, Theo R., Marchant, S. L. III . . Tampa, Fla. . . Greenville, S. C. Marshall, H. T. .... Rome, Ga. Mason, . S., Jr. Mathis, Don, Mendenhall, D. Michaels, E. R. Thomasville, Ga. JG. . Cave Springs, Ga . . . . Athens, Ga. . . Atlanta, Ga. n . Mills, J., Jr. ..... Athens, Ga. Monk, W. W., Jr. . . Batchelor, La. Moore, E. L., Jr. . . Lexington, Ky. Morgan, Hugh D., III . . Rome, Ga. Morton, M. G. . . . . Rome, Ga Moseley, R. D. . . Moseley, S. . . Moss, J. P. . . Moss, S., III . MacLeod, R. J. Charleston, S. C Ga . . . .Rome, . . Rome, Ga . . . .Rome, Ga Cave S ring, Ga McCamy, T. H., Jr. . . . Rome, Ga McClain, W. A. McClendon, F. . . . . Atlanta, Ga . Wamer Robins, Ga STUDENT ROSTER 'I 959-1960 - Upper Forms McComb. V. M. . Jacksonville, Fla. McFalls, D. L. ..... Rome, Ga Napoli, E. T. . . Coral Gables, Fla Napoli, W. J. . . Coral Gables, Fla Neal, W. W. ..... Atlanta, Ga Nicholson, H. M. . Greenville, S. C Noel, John H., III . Nashville, Tenn Norment, R. H. . Montgomery, Ala - n Seals, C. H. ..... Macon, Ga Servais, D. C. ..... Rome, Ga Sharkey, M. J., Jr. . . . Rome, Ga Shearer, J. A. . . Chapel Hill, N. C Shelly, J. N. . . Chattanooga, Tenn. o . - . Sherman, R. M. . . . Pensacola, Fla. Sieving, I. C., III .... Rome, Ga. Simmons, D. E. .... Rome, Ga. Simmons, R. H. .... Rome, Ga. Smith, C. E. . . . . Decatur, Ga. Odom, L. G. . . O'Herron, J. K. . . Columbia, S. C . Charlotte, N. C Orr, J. K. ...... Atlanta, Ga Panaplin, E. B. . . Par ue, Lum A. . Parker, C., r. . . . Greenville, S. C . Commerce, Ga . . . Rome, Ga Parker, J. . . Pine Mountain, Ga Parrino, J. M. . . Parrino, M. H. . Parrish, C., Jr. . Patton, . A. N., Perry, . L. . . . Phifer,JE. W. . . Pinkston, Roy . . Pitts, P. H., Jr. . Plaster, H. E., Jr. . Plenge, C. H. . . Plenge, R. E. . . Plummer, R. A. . Plyler, J. P. . . . Pud', .W... Pyl'e,lJ. . . Raine, J. E. . . . Rankin, R. G., III III . . Rome, . . . Rome, Ga. . . . Rome, Ga . . Valdosta, Ga . . . Rome, Ga Morganton, N. C . . Parrott, Ga. . Morganton, N . C . . Shelby, N. C. Spartanburg, S. C. S artanburg, S. C .P . . Selma, Ala . . Tampa, Fla. . . Dunn, N. C . . Rome, Ga. . . Lindale, Ga. . . Gastonia, N . C Ransom, J. W., Jr. . . . Rome, Ga a 1 Ga. u . Smith, E. W., III .... Rome, Ga Smith, H. L., Jr. .... Rome, Ga Smith, L. W. . . Birmin ham, Ala Smith, R. L. ..... llome, Ga Spanjer, R. F. . . . Cedartown, Ga Stegall, F. D. .... Lindale, Ga Stephenson, R. . . . Rome, Ga Stewart, H. ., Jr. . . . Rome, Ga Stivers, F. S. ..... Rome, Ga Stokely, A. Jr. . Indianapolis, Ind Stokely, R. . . . Indiana olis, Ind. Stutts, W. D. . . Birminggam, Ala Sundock, R. A. . . Birmingham, Ala Swain, B. M. . . . Clarkesville, Ga. Swift, F. M., III .... Atlanta, Ga Tarpley, M. ..... Rome, Ga Tharpe, . H., Jr. . . . Atlanta, Ga Thompson, M. . . . . Sarasota, Fla Thoren, J. R. .... Orlando, Fla Todd, J. H. . . . Fayetteville, N . C Turley, C., Jr. .... Lindale, Ga Van Pelt, R. L. .... Rome, Ga Velkolf, M. A. .... Atlanta, Ga Ray, Robt, III . . . Oxford, N. C. Read, W. H. ..... Rome, Ga. Reeves, A. S. . . . Greenville, S. C Reeves, T. B., Jr. . . Greenville, S. C. Reid, J. T., Jr. .... Rome, Ga. Reves, J. G. . . . Charleston, S. C Rittenbe B. B r. . lma Ala rryl -1 - Se 1 - Roberts, H. C., Jn? . Anniston, Ala. Roberts, J. D., Jr. .... Rome, Ga Roberts, 0. M., III . . . Athens, Ga Robinson, A. C. . . . Atlanta, Ga Robinson, D. A. . . Jacksonville, Fla Rodgers,rJ. T. . . Birmingmam, Ala Roe, J. . ...... ome, Ga Rogers, G. B., Jr. .... Rome, Ga Ross, J. D. . . . . . Rome, Ga Rothman, R. L. .... Rome, Ga Rudert, E. H. ..... Rome, Ga Rudulph, R. L., Jr. . Columbus, Ga Sadler, T. T. . . .1Jacksonville, Fla Sanders, D. M. . . abor City, N. C Savage, J. S., Jr. .... Rome, Ga Schenck, D. R. . . Greensboro, N. C. Schmidt, N . C. ..... Rome, Ga. Scoggins, W. G. . . . Commerce, Ga. Scott, C. M. . . . Fair Blulf, N. C Vest, J. G. . . . . . Rome, Ga Wafer, J. P. .... Marietta, Ga Wa den, . W., Jr. . . Columbus, Ga Waldin, . B., Jr. . Charlotte, N. C Walker, . K. . . . Atlanta, Ga Walters, E. M. ..... Rome, Ga Warren, J. W. . . . Tampa, Fla Watkins, E. M. . . Tallahassee, Fla s n . n . s s Wells, W. S., Jr. .... Macon, Ga Wesley, J. C. .... Atlanta, Ga West, J. L. .... Hickory, N. C Westbrook,lJ. C., III . . B'ham, Ala Wherry,cJ. .kJr. . . Greenville, S. C Wgtfiel , J. ., Jr. . . . Kitts, Ky W 'tten, . C. .... Fairfax, Ala Whittenbdrg, W. M. . . Rome, Ga Wifgs, R. A. ..... Selma, N. C Wi hams, J., III . Winston-Salem, N. C Williamson, J. K., Jr. . . Rome, Ga WiJlingll:am, G. . Lookout Mtn., Tenn Wi ling am, O. P., II . . Rome, Ga Willi ham, W. E. . . . Rome, Ga Wilsolls J. C., III . . Hartford, Conn Withers, R. E. . . Knoxville, Tenn Wolford, W. E., III . Cartersville, Ga Wood, W. G., Jr. .... Rome, Ga Woodroof, C. ., Jr. . . Newnan, Ga Woodruff, R. F. .... Rome, Ga STUDENT ROSTER 1959-1960 - Upper Forms Worthy, K. ..... Cordele, Wright, S.,KIr. .... Atlanta, Wyatt, A. . . . . . Rome, Wyatt, J. E. ..... Rome, Yarbrough, H. W. . . . Rome, Yeargan, J. L. ..... Rome, Ga. Young, B. N. . . . Cedartown, Ga. Zachily, J. B. . . . West Point, Ga. Zahn , C. E., Jr. . Lookout Mtn., Tenn STUDENT ROSTER 1959-1960 - Lowor Form: Aldridge, F. S., III . Rome, Ames, R. J. ...... Rome, Arrington, D. M. . . Rome, Barron M. S Rome Bell, w. T. 1' . ' . 'civespringi Berry, E. ..... Rome, Berry, hom, III . Rome, Bertrand, J. T. . . . Mt. Berry, Bing, T. B. . . . . Rome, Blumberg, Marc H. . . . Rome, Borkgren, R. S. . . Rome, Bosworth, G. A. . . Rome, Bradford, M. McK. . Rome, Brannon, R. D. . . Rome, Brown, F. A., r. . . Rome, Brown, J. M., Jr. . . Rome, Burnes,lJ. W. . . . Rome, Butler, . J., Jr. . . Rome, Chafin, Lee K. . . . . Rome, Covington, R. C. .... Rome, Davis, SJ . . . Rome, Davis, S. . . . . . Rome, Deal, D. R. . . . . Rome, Doster, R. C. . . . Rome, Elliott, Ben K. . . . . Rome, Floyd, H. T. ..... Rome, Foss, H. M., Jr. . . Lindale, Fryer, E. L., IV . . Rome, Gaines, E. M. . . Rome, Gaines, N. T. . . Rome, Graham, B. W. . . . Rome, Hanks, H. D. . . Rome, Harbin, H. T. . . . . Rome, Harper, G. E. . . Rome, Harris, W. G. . . . Rome, Harrison, B. C. .... Rome, Haynes, J. B., Jr. .... Rome, He molt, W. R., Jr. . . . Rome, Hight, C. A., Jr. . . Rome, Hill, C. P .... Rome, Hill, A .... Rome, Howe I, A. J. . . . Rome, Hoyt, Wade C., III . Rome, Huff, W. T., II .... Rome, Hunter, D. G. . . . Rome, ackson, K. D. . . . . Rome, enkins, R. . . Rome, ones, . . . . Rome, ones, . S. . Rome, Keister, R. E. . . . Mt. Berry, Keown, J. T. ..... Rome, Kilpatrick, J. S., Jr. . . Rome, King, C. S., III .... Rome, King, W. N. ..... Rome, Kirkland, C. M. .... Rome, Kizziah, M. K. .... Rome. Lam, Robt, Jr. .... Rome, Lanier, D. C. . . . Rome, Lowe, R. C. ..... Rome, Mann M. H. . . . Rome 1 Rome, Martiniere, P., Jr. .Q . Matthews, C iff H., I II . Rome, Moore, C., Jr. . . . . Rome, Morgan, . . . . . Rome, Mul , T. . ..... Rome, McCamy, John W. . . Rome, McWilliams, J. S. . . . Rome, Nichols, L. J. . . . . Rome, Noble, F. D., III .... Rome, Norton, Robt F., Jr. . . Rome, Orr, C. M. .... . Rome. Paris, H. G. . . . Rome, Patton, H. O. . . . . Rome, Pendley, Lee H. . -. . Rome, Poulsen, S. P. . . . Rome, Prater, E. D. . . . Rome, Prater, Ken R. . . . Rome, Primm, E. V. . . . . 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ATLANTA 24, GEORGIA 'SWCE 1:55 I ,f F i 'li L if -Www U Compliments of Wesley Construction Company 174 Alexander Street ATLANTA, GEORGIA Builders of Q JE! Schools Gymnasiums Wanhouses Oiiice Buildings Parking Garages Shopping Centers Compliments of POPLIN'S Shoes for Campus Wear DENNIS HODGE'S OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 114-116 E. lst Ave. ROME, GEORGIA IT'S FUN TO SHOP AT ESSERMAN'S In the Heart of Rome SINCE 1896 117 HAMILTON P H A RMACY YOURS FOR SERVICE PHONE 2-2461 706 Ave. C Rom Compliments of Rome News-Tribune FAMBRO 5 8110: STORES Mount Alto Shopping Center e, Ga. ROME, GEORGIA the store where you get your money's worth Vx Ill! 44' ' INSURHW - We ' ' AND LOAN ASSOCIATION I OF ROME 307 EAST SECOND AVENUE ROME, GEORGIA Current Dividend Rate 4727 A Year 118 BE SMARTLY DRESSED ON AND OFF CAMPUS IN McGregor Sports Wear and Campus Togs Clothes Exclusive in Rome af OWENS-KING COMPANY The Men's Wear Sfore . . . Since 1899 245 Broad St. Rome, Georgia ROME FRUIT AND PRODUCE COMPANY ROME GEORGIA WEST-LEDBETTER COMPANY PAVE WITH ASPHALT Phone 2-4990 Rome, Ga. in i is Ron Nui? The Spof Thai Sparkles on Your Radio Compliments Of The Town- House 104 East Second Ave. PHONE 95 69 Rome Georgia Best Wishes to the Class olf 1960 ROME MACHINE and FOUNDRY COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1907 Garner 81 Glover Company INSURANCE Graystone Hotel Building P. O. BOX 31 Phone 4-2608 ROME, GEORGIA HOTEL GREYSTONE and THE TAVERN RESTAURANT ROME, GEORGIA Compliments of Hopkins-Gillam 84 Lee, Inc. Quality Footwear for MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN 218 BROAD STREET ROME GEORGIA Compliments of R H O D E S , l N C . Serving the South Since 1875 Compliments of Rome Paint 8. Wallpaper Co GILMAN PAINTS and VARNISHES Phone 3601 12-14 Third Avenue ROME, GEORGIA , pw igviilxfp Q if me K ' 5 Q v f 5, sl 1 5 ' S r , w E i is 36 ,kg ' 53613. . .A .. W ix rv' ii SRF? tfi Qsfwiw I9 gf X ' I A , fi- W 5 ' YY Q S H 5 X if Q i sv N N ff Y x . S 5 f iv ff W k qs A if 2: - ' L N wi, an sp awww? .M ,X 55 ----: ...4 1 -,Q ww. y Q Mwwwyx .Q .-W gy. 5 W N fs Q E gf 5 i S - mm x ., I M iwwwm , N, 1 FIBERS COMPANY A DIVISION OF CELANESE CORPORATION OF AMERICA ROME, GEORGIA FIBERS 0 CHEMICALS 0 PLASTICS 122 DRINK '. . . DR. PEPPER OZZ I ES The Friendly PEPPER Uppef' RESTAURANT AND AVENUE C 0 U P 7 UP ' 2 NYW like It ROME GEORGIA It Likes You DARI-DELITE Good Food, Quick Service 900 Avenue C ROME GEORGIA Comfpliments of G A S K I L I. DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY 513 Broad St. 1000 N. Sth Ave. aQufilAg Ag IBIISNWPISIIIIBIEIIPWIDII t h e c I a s s IIIIIBIJIIBIIIIDMEISSIIIIIDBIA I grad uatlng I BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY ROME COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY CJ u l 123 Compliments of LOWE'S SUPER MARKET 1419 North Brload ROME, GEORGIA Compliments of F O X Manufacturing Co. World 's Largest Manufacturer of o AMERICAN PROVINCIAL o and CONTEMPO-MODERN LIVING ROOM FURNITURE ADVANCE GLOVE MANUFACTURING CO. A Better Work Glove for Every Purpose 1700 Maple St. Rome, Ga. Compliments of A Friend Compliments of The Music Room, Inc. a 1 i in fs. ls if V . ,Q 4 , vi it iggivamna smug For the Finest in Records, Record Players, and Musical Instruments 430 Broad St. Rome, Georgia Phone 4-6246 TILLY DRUG COMPANY PREscRiPnoNs Phone 3661 309 Turner McColl Blvd. TEX-TUF PRODUCTS INCORPORATED TUFTED RUGS AND CARPETING 205 North Ave. Rome, Ga. Phone 7752 Hanks-Saunclers Supply Company Wholesale Grocers Distributors of WHITE LILY FLOUR Rome, Georgia ED. I.. FRYER, JR. 81 SON Life Insurance and Annuities Greystone Apartment Bldg. Phone 2-4126 Ronan, GA. For SEWELL clothing, ESQUIRE socks, and LEVFS casuals, ir's ROME MEN'S SHOP C omfplimenn of College Park Builders, Inc. More and Better Homes for More People Compliment: of EVANS REAl'I'Y COMPANY 195 1 Riverdale Road COLLEGE PARK, GEORGIA Complete Real Esmre Service JOHN WILLIAMSON 5 A V A G E GROCERIES AND MEATS RADIO and APPLIANCE COMPANY Fresli Produce 81 Frozen Foods Phone 2-4037 Phone 2-4428 1019 N. Sth Ave. ZENI-UH - RCA ROME, GEORGIA TV - Radio - - SECYCO C ' t ompbmen S of Comjdliments of E. l. KIZZIAH Dixie Size and Chemical Co Dempsey-Covington Bldg. Tel. 2-2246 CoLuMnus, Gnoacm Roms, GEORGIA 126 First row: Parker, B. Glenn, Ausfon, Adamson. Second row: Mosley, Farobee, Cooke, Robinson, Cheves, Hubbard, McClain, Plyler, B. Fletcher, Bell. Third row: Bridges, Marchani, Hardin, R. Harris, Bynum, Lindsey, Zachry, Velkoff, Haverstick, Lynch. Fourih row: Woodroof, lackmond, Watkins, Parrish, Fultz, G. Brock, Williams, Grasfy, Edmondson. Fiffh row: Allen, Day, Burl, Zahnd, Plaster, Garrou, Brown, J. G., Graham, Crumpler. Compliments Third Floor old Main PROCTO RS Leff fo Righf: Adamson, Glenn, Parker, Ausfon. 127 N.. if Thank you Darlington for making our Award possible CON!-'I DENCE BRAND NAMES SATISFACTION ' Q 'Wil ...IIv1.1c'r1fAN-W-QYI. une-- Compliments of OWDEN Cowden Manufacturing -Q,g,m5,,,,,,, I I I I U I III ROME, GEORGIA UNION MADE WORK CLOTHING Compliments of .IULIAN HARRISON INCORPORATED Your Authorized F 0 R D Service . . . Thafs For Sure 10 WEST 7th AVENUE ROME, GEORGIA PHONE 6 5 04 128 FOR ALL ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Football - Basketball - Baseball Track - Soccer also DARLINGTON JACKETS shop crxg , . ' 5 BIB' 1 5 210-212 Broad St. 7 I ,mcg .wa MANUFACTURING COMPANY, EE. LA. JMX, JAMA!! A 7500040006 ROME-GEORGIN Tflfpn 0 WORLD TRAVEL AGENCY 9.0166 9550291 5 Kam A For resf Hotel HGME OF Building Nationally Known Quality Gifts PHONE 6461 EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR COMPLETE TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS 312 Broad Street Phone 4-8811 129 ..HEADQUARTERS FOR nAvls-Plcxzn CHEVROLET THE HUNGRY DARLINGTON INCORPORATED STUDENT SALES AND SERVICE THE DOCK Satisfaction is the most important thing we sell At the Sth Ave. Bridge ROME, GEORGIA Phone 2-0801 Rome, Ga nfs snvnvcs cflvrfn uv dons Z gs ' '.Tl-as-..ie.,,,1 - -' - :.:i gi-s . ' 7555.7-L: E-1 1r Where Sawing Makes a Big Diferenceu CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 705 Broad Street Rome, Georgia Ro'me's First Choice for Savings 130 KENDRICK CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY COLUMBUS, GEORGIA JACKSON, TENNESSEE MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA 131 H. D. Morgon, .Ir MARKETE11 Sinclair and Goodyear Products RoME, GEORGIA Compliments of OWENS HARDWARE COMPANY We Have It Compliments of THE I-IARBIN CLINIC ROME, GEORGIA Always A Friend of SHORTER-HEIGHTS , FLORISTA DARLINGTON 1 Charles Tarpley Herman Holcombe 402 Shorter Ave. Phone S325 ROME, GEORGIA GENERAL INSURANCE As Old As The Century q.Est. 19001 PHONE S345 Orfwine Tailoring Co. Fine Tailoring! Sinoe 1884 Phone 8449 3rd Avenue RoME, GEORGIA CHASTAIN RADIO AND TV 117 Broad Street PHONE 2-1786 Compliments of MORRISON'S RESTAURANT 1803 Summerville Road Compliment: of Adjacent to MAPIJE STREET PHARMACY Rome Motel Phone 4-1696 1807 Maple St. ROME, GA. Compliments S H O 'R T E R Of ' C O I. I. E G E SEALTEST' SCUTHERN DAIRIES You Know' IFS' The Best When Youl Gel' SEALTEST Milk and Ice Cream GREYSTONE BARBER SHOP 6 2nd Ave. ESTABLISHED 187 3 A Nationally Accredited College I BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF MUSIC DEGREES ROME, GEORGIA ROME GEORGIA When a young man thinks of his appearance . . he thinks of Manhattan Furnishings exclusive at Miller's in Rome! Compliments BELK-RHODES CO. of PARISH BAKERIES 242 BROAD ST. Rome, Ga. Salisbury, N. C DAN'IEl.'S OFFICE SUPPLY 17 E. 3rd Ave. Phone 4-3392 Roma, Gxaoncui McGhee-Hall 81 Hogg INSURANCE 5 E. SECOND Avia. Phone 3404 ROME, GA. THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. Compliments PAINTS - WALLPAPER - ART SUPPLIES of 204 Broad Street K U S T E R ROME, GEORGIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY PIGGLY - WIGGLY ,.. Q ybNCcf'anial Charm and Dixie-Dell Chenille: H N --Quality Tufted Floor Coverings 608 Shorter Ave. ' Qyic' G d 'I-IHI Q M ' Y I :12.,,1Q NR 1- - 11 ' 2001 Maple St. - N-M lx 1.1. 2-4447 Rome, amp. ROME, GEORGIA 0 I , f' ' A ' YWM I J E Pkg' 1 E:'!5'i'f'55' , 1 I k F' 1152. Qgfivb -' gfd.::?4 r Tggnuusxu -D 010,524 BAINBRIDGE, GA. TALLAHASSEE, FLA. 135 'gn A 5,42 U Whenever we may be of service to Students, -Faculty, or Staf . . . 1 r x Darlington Folks are welcome here f LMUHIIIIIM 1 tif' IWIIWI f - PU, 33111 ' ' I .1 MX- I' A xl-1'4- l'!U'4f'FL f5lEl ' d f-wwf-+,iw E q A:'? . ia I A 9 THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF ROME Since 1913, Rome's only Locally-Owned Bank Member F.D.I.C. Member Federal Reserve System 136 . AL' BROWN-WRIGHT HOTEL CORP. 2 f . 512' West Peachtnee Street., N. W. - is ATLANTA, GEORGIA TR. 6-1041 Compliment: of J. M. GRAHAM AND SON Innersprings - Felts - Cottons Whdlenlf Grocers COLUMBIA, SOUTH' CAROLINA ' eff wg ROME, GEORGIA Compliments H E N S O N D R U G FORREST BARBER SHOP 600 Shorter Ave. Forrest Hotel Building ROME, GEORGIA ROME GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF NORTH CAROLINA NATURAL GAS CORPORATION 137 Compliments of 0' CHASTAIN PARKER THE ALOHA . . For A Touch of Hawaii and the Fineyt of Food.r 't.v'1?1 -'4- :Q Carroll Lynn School som uma sc 'A Rome. Ga. 'Appealing to the Best Diamonds - jewelry - Watches China - Crystal HARDY JEWELRY CO. Rnmms - ENGRAVING Giftx for All occaaiom ROME SEED 81 FEED STORES, INC. 228-30 N. Second Ave. Roms, GEORGIA Compliments of BIG APPLE SUPER MARKET Shorter Avenue ROME Glsoncu D. M. A. D. E. of A. Member Member C0mPlimf f-' CLARA ELLISON of SCHOOL or DANCE 2 South Broad Studio 4-35 29 Rome, Georgia Res. 95 72 MR. 81 MRS. R. M. THOREN Firsr row: Michaels, Phifer, Booker, Barrs, Sfokely, Warren, Dedman, Ayala, Sundock. Second row: Odom, O'Herron, Wesley, Whitfield, Brooks Bear, Pinksion, Hall, Dupree, F. Fletcher, F. Johnsion. Third row: Dunn, Doyle, Kelly, C. Brock, Normenf, Wells, Seals, Todd, Yeargan, Cassidy No! Pidured: Blessing, Binns. Compliments of The Field House PROCTORS Sfanding: Hall, Booker, Doyle, Ded- man, Brock. Sealed: Kelly, Odom, O'Herron, Sun- dock. 139 FRENCH-MOORE IN ROME SINCE 1886 MOTORS Rome Hardware Kix Company, Inc. DEAN ST. PHONE 2-4464 LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA HARVEY-GIVEN C '1 f 'S COMPANY vf Complete Real Estate Service MORTGAGE LOANS ARRINGTON-INGRAM SALES - INSURANCE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Established 1886 Sixth Avenue Bldg. Phone 3695 Pbmmciiti 140 Compliments 0 f WEHADKEE YARN MILLS fix Lei' Us Pave Your Driveway G NER44 CONTRACTORS EDBETTER JOHNSON ROME ORG FREE ESTIMATES 401 First Avenue Telephone 2-4461 ROME, GEORGIA 141 Compliments of Bagby Transfer 0 Local and Long Distance Moving 0 405 Forsyth St. ROME, GEORGIA MAXWELL BROTHERS FURNITURE Rome, GEORGIA Roms Compliments of CANULER DRUG 13 03 Shorter GEORGIA J A B B E R W O K K Best Wishes Business no Class of 1960 Staff O Compliments of FRANKIJN LIFE INSURANCE Tudor N Hall COMPANY 618 N. 2nd Ave. Rome, Ga, Highlands, N. C. rg - , Vw. 0 cmplfmmfs of The DARLINGTONIAN and Tiger Tales 0 TELEVISION IS OUR BUSINESS A L L E N ' S 5 81 IU 208 Broad St. Roma, Gnoncux Quality Merchandise at Lower Prices Compliments af ROME TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE NOT OUR SIDELINEU Compliments of Gnoovsn SHOE SHOP 326 BROAD ST. Complinimts of THE OAK I-IURST MOTEL Mr. and Mrs. jack Laudermilk Martha Berry Highway U.S. 27 NORTH ROME Gxzoxcm Compliments of RANSOM FLORAL COMPANY Flowers by Wire Telephone 3606 I BATTEY MACHINERY CO. INC. Serving lndustry Since 1901 Industrial Supplies Electrical Supplies Plumbing Supplies AGENT GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY PHONE 2-2421 ROME, GA. flflfifwfyfll 'I I' 8' c 'i 9 Adrian Howell Real Estate - Insurance .,f , Developers of North Hills p f H 1 Est f - F- ld .1 E' ,A nh :gn :I orse 88 a es ae woo A fLiLgE,egae F ' IF fi sfjiiy l f 2 R .f.,,Vf ff1? iM 'ff' 7 'WT 'f ' ' --L , The Professional Center -V gif i - I 15 East 2nd Ave. Phone 2-1592 e ROME, GEORGIA 1 144 R aifigiflij -r I I 1 I s?.',Q..'-i',-f... ' -1 t--'L '- .-f iFii1iiStNa,fiinMil Bank of Home MEMIER FDIC OFFERING COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESS FIRMS 'A' 'k 'Ir IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN ROME SINCE 1877 As Darlington is to Education, First National is to banking- a name that stands for Quality 145 C ompliment: of Compliments of SIMPSON GROCERY Hall Plumbing 8. Hardware COMPANY We Have I I In Plumbing WHOLESALE GROCERS and Electrical Supplies 116 E. Second Ave. ROME, GEORGI COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY C0 1I'li1'IImfS 0f PRINTING AND Llruocmvuy CHASTAIN FINANCE CO. 119 S. Broad St. Phone 7153 EASY I . TO A Q SERVE' I gg- ' . VL , wggligljyf ALWAYS nsuclousf A f V- ......................................... A 5 HEAT-EAT-ENJOY! VIC-f1iP'S SIUKEIY-VAN UANIP, INC. GENERAL OFFICES 'INDIANAPOLIS A 146 Compliments of J. P. ROBERTS 8. SONS, INC. GENERAL CONTRACT ORS 203 East First Street Roms, Gzoxcm IT'S SMART TO GIVE JEWELRY from B R O C K ' S 319 Broad Street Compliments of BETTY HALL ICE CREAM CO. ROME Gxaoncu Compliments of A FRIEND 0 SOUTHEASTERN Mn.Ls. Inc. ROME. GEORGIA ..1efWI.l1iilNll!l 'nal EUTI11 9-1 rmull IIIL -IITIIHRH IADI Nl! HTTIIEIN Tmml Manufacturers of STIVERS BEST - GOOD LOAF FLOUR And Other Companion Brands STIVERS EEST CORN MEAL ST IVERS BEST CORN MEAL MIX Enriched, Plain and Self-Rising Fon ALL FINE I-Iorvna BAKING MLANIA 5f-S-ff5u!1l2fyH ist Romfe's Most Modern Bank A cordial welcome and a genuine zlefire of cooperation await you at R ome'.r mon modern bank. THE ROME BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Your Friendly Home Owned Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. 148 COMPLIMENTS OF LINDALE LAUNDRY LINDALE GEORGIA 149 Compliments of J. L. Todd Sproull Dempsey Owner Owner HARDY TRUST co- J. L. Toon Aucnou co. 3 02 West 3rd Street ' E E 7 Telephone 4-1656 or 4-1657 ROME, GEORGIA ROME , D L1st Your Property Wmth Us - GEORGIA We Sell The World Compliments of O R R S T U D I O S 412 BROAD ST. ROME, GEORGIA 150 COOPER, BROWN AND CURRIE INSURANCE S172 Broad St. Phone 4-2617 ROME, GEORGIA Compliments of TODD'S TIRE SERVICE INC. B. F. GOODRICH TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. 151 Latham Plumbing 81 Heating Co. 208 W. 6th St. ROME, GEORGIA DAN NAPOLI MORTGAGE COMPANY 141 Aragon Ave. CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA Air Conditioned Room Phones C omplimentf T. V. of Inside City Limits ROME Mom. WISEMAN Ph U.s. 27 BAKING CO 4-3312 AAA North ' MCRRIS0N,S Like Mother Makes RESTAURANT ADJOINING nyour Friend: Stop Hefexf Sl'l0l'fCl' Ave. ROME, G TRIANGLE CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Tallahassee, Florida Greenville, South Carolina The splendid record of Darlington alumni at Pepperell prompts us again to express Pepperell Manufacturing Company W. lE. Betts Ralph Champion, G. D. Davis R. H. Foss, Jr. L. B. Gammon O. F. Gilbreath H. F. Greer R. F. Groves W. E. Groves, Jr. F. D. Hand R. D. 'Harvey C. E. Head A. J. Henderson Leon Henderson J. W. Holsomback L. R. Holsomback R. J. McCamy C. B. McDonald J. W. Mathis W. C. Mull T. M. Raine, Jr. I. M. Shamblin, Jr. R. O. Simmons Barry Smith H. L. Teat R. L. Tucker, Jr. R. B. Van Tassel J. L. White, Jr. . . Serving Rome and Darlington . . Our Pleasure ROME LAUNDRY R0me'sFinest Good Luck To The 1 9 6 0 Graduating Class MERBDITH GRAHAM Real Estate Sara Wright Joe Turbidy Graham Bldg. Rome, Ga. 154 Compliments of Georgia Textile Corp Georgia Tufters Inc. Brown Launclry's Inc Calhoun, Georgia 155 Compliments of A. J. Davis Atlanta Georgia 156 Compliments GIFFORD M. MABIE of Division Manager 1401 Peachtree St. Waddell 8. Reed, Inc. Atlanta, Ga. C. Hooper Agency New York-Kansas City TRinity 3-2071 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Selma, Alabama Compliments of ESCUM LIONEL MOORE, M.D. In Lexington, Kentucky KLCJPMAN MILLS, INC. BRIGHTON DIVISION Shannon, Georgia Compliments of HARRYIS AUTO PARTS 0 Prescriptions 0 Cosmetics 801 Avenue C 0 Drug Needs 0 Sundries Rome Georgia Enloe Drug Stores CONN'S SHORTER AVENUE SUPER MARKET Dependable, Economical, Quality Service BAKERY and HARDWARE Rome Georgia 158 Stung lllumhzr 8c Snpplg Gln. 440 ,Shorts ,Avenue gimme, Georgia and S. I. Storey Lumber Co. Crystal Springs, Ga. X-EY 9 Y :nf L Iv Q Ask TEL. Midway 4-2209 HADLEY AGENCY, INC. I N S U R A N C E IIO East Morse Boulevard P. O. Box 706 Winter Park, Florida 5000 WATTS 1470 K. C f--W R GA-ff ROME, GEORGIA Firsf Always, and in All Ways First 159 ' N EE! Ill Ill Ill in ll ll ll First row: Proctors Sanders Ailchison, Moore, Cowden, Thompson, Sherman. Second row: Swain, Coley, Gulledge, Riftenberry, lson, Jordan Hill Frierson. Third row: Mabie, Reeves, Bedgood, Wager, L. Lanier, Conrad, Elsberry. Fourth row: T. Davis, B. Smith, Alexander, B. Lanier, Worlhy Walker, Monk. Fifrh row: Byars, Mills, Harry, Burnett, D. Brown, Fromme, Berson, Huguenin. Sixfh row: Thoren, Shelly, Wilson, Blick, Foster Schneclm. Sevenih row: Fort, Ray, Burnet, T. Reeves, Kennedy, H. Roberis, Genneh, Glenn. Eighfh row: Hunl, McClendon, G. Willingham Compliments of First and Second Floor Main 160 PROCTORS Left to Righf: Thompson, Moore Cowden, Aifchison, Sherman. A 'T ,Z ,fu VL? 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