Carver Vocational High School - Car Vo Hi Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1951 volume:

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ELK QM' IP iJh.4 Q 1 P YP' Vi 17 I' 1' FGREWORD Carxel hke a falrx godmother draws students Hltlllll lts halls of l8dl'I1lIlg hx some bcclconxng fmger of hope bs some bellef bx some XISIOII by some expectatron of a better kmd of llfc Yhthm Its walls we haw dreuned dreams dreams whlch the school has msplred us to believe we brought wlth us Here we have learned that the learner does not go out seekmg the thmg that IS not rn lum Nor does hc hope for the thxng he does not beheve m and nf some of us h we forgotten what Cars er behcxed ln we at ans rate have brought rn our ow u hear ts a renew al of the behef Each of us brought to Carver a dream worth morc than gold or sllver Cars er h1s tlught us wc grow great by dreams All blg men are dreamers They see thlngs lll the soft haze of a sprlngs diy or m the red frre of a long wmters evenmg Here wc have lcarned never to let these dreams die Here our dreams haw been IlOllI'lSl1GLl md protected Thex have been nursed through bad dass t1ll now we brmg them to the Slllblllllt md hght Wllllll comes ilwaxs to those who smcerelw hope that the1r dreams w 1ll come true Long w 1ll thc dreamer Clltl'lSh these recordcd IDLIDOIAIQS of C lrver Vocatlonal H1gh School of Carver the falrx godmothcr of hope X15l0l1 and dreams ', .. 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It has been with a great deal of satisfaction that I have watched the growth of your class, of you as a group, and of you as individuals. Your growth, I am happy to say, has been satisfactory from my point of view. Unfortunately, as you have studied here and have acquired social and occupational competence, the world has become more and more confused. It is, in fact, more complex than it has been in our history. This means that you are graduating from Carver and that you are going out into the work-a- day world with problems ahead that will challenge you more than other high school classes were challenged before you. Many of you will be in the armed forces before another year passes. Others of you will find your- selves engaged in special war industries. All of you will be forced to adjust yourselves to emergencies of various kinds. It is my feeling that you need have no fear hi in wllk fwrmgi relative to these matters. The leaders of the country and of the United Nations will organize the people of the world in a manner assuring our survival. Of course, there will be major sacrifices. You have been schooled under situations calling for discipline and adjustments of various kinds. You should be able, therefore, to apply yourselves to the problems growing out of -var in Asia and, per- haps, war in the world. Certainly, you will put forth every effort to make the necessary adjustments. Your school will expect it of you. Your country will demand itg but, as you adjust yourselves to the armed forces, or to war industries, or to everyday living in our new economy, you must ever main- tain your interest and loyalty to your school. Carver will need your support through these trying times as well as through the days of the distant future. I urge you, therefore, to never fail in supporting your Alma Mater. May all of your endeavors after leaving here be satisfactory! This is my wish and that of your other teachers and friends. Sincerely yours, 62,4 my Lia. Tr'-me F Y am,-rt hi,--I z .. 1 JI .,, c' -. 'i r ...la If T4 'ibi J. I - , v NH- 1 - IJ, .,' , . if a , f ' , ' v af. l Q ' , fn gl I i W lima - .glvszi ,uk ict .' 'hi ifNif,igwxR? X? 'j , . , ni! . ' v Q x X ,trim W . , .S , ii E' 45 g Ida L. Berry Counselor Mae T. Matthews Secretary 5' 31' I--.-J Carl I. White Counselor Carrie A. johnson Reports Xe. I I Q ' 1 V o ' 0 . I I c Q in--..... 5 J 1 1 1 Ida L. Berry Earl L. Bundara james C. Carter Harold A. Clark james E. Early Counseling Mathematics Matlzematics Electricity Science f - - ,gs J C P. 5 ,AV Qs tml' x f -gf ,S 1 -z , - David A. Echols Dorothy Ganges XVard B. Hollis Pearl XV. jackson Carrie A. Iohnson Automobile Physical Science Cosmetology Mathematics Mechanics Education 55, 'il 3 ' ,f .ff They Were Always Near To Us Henry C. Johnson Sara P. Johnson Cecil G. johnston C urpentry Art Drafting Q ff' H N l . 4 dk, .1 Ao U' X101 Charles Lawson C. Lawson C. H. Lynch, I . I History English Business -.H LL' - L, I f Q aw, X, pg! ,4-X NN!! V3 is Q james E. Moore Rhoda L. Nash Kathleen Parker Driver Education Business Sewing ' 31,2-a I H 94 f ff' 1 7' , ' , A S , 14,3 49- ' V1 w x- ' 3. 'vm J Mx., dF'f ' My Edward I. Peck Decorating Interior Joseph P. Raye Tailoring ! They Wil Always Be Dear To Us H. Strother Rosa XV. Raye Bm-ssic D. Reuvis Edna H. Smith XV. O. Stewart Mu,-jmle Shop Sinclair A. Swan Gladys C. Tumer Sewing Trade Cookery English Business Practice English English far .X ra-.., 'wwf' ,A ... . :ul r-14? 1 . I VS lshnngton II E XX ashmgton A D W .lteon Lloxd W hlte History Slim Repairing, Tr0rLflTr1ulcs Plxusual Education Lois I W right Carl I White Ida B XVroten Hum Pounselmg Business How firm thy riendshzps Harvey S. Brown Engineer Reginald XV. Lane Cus-tmlian K ggjskf' f fi !'?1l kann!! 5 5 3 N Gladys Dorsey Nurse' DEDICATIO Dedicated to our Principal Mr. Perdue and the faculty who have watched over us and guided us since we entered Carver in the year of 1948. They have ' ' h' h we should go. They have helped us to guided our footsteps in the paths in w ic understand our position in our community, and our responsibility to the welfare of society. Keeping this in mind we are proud to dedicate this year book from ' ' f lt the class of 195 1, to our principal and the acu y. sf ,P 'U'-3 'YV NA 19' 4,11 OUR PRESIDENT WARREN GRAY Graduates, the doors of opportunity are now opened for you to go through. You have earned the key to your new life which might open the doors to success. As you enter your new life you will face the problem of deciding what path you will take-will it be the pathway of success or the pathway of failure? The difference between failure is doing a thing nearly right. In begin- ning this new life you must learn to be the master of yourself, Keep your body in such perfect condition that your brain will do better work than it did in the past. You must learn how to overcome difficulties, develop character, and you must never take things as they are for there is always room for improvement. Half way to success you will come to a path of heartaches, hard- ships, and disappointments. This is life itself. This path can be blotted out with self confidence. Success results largely from the sum of little things well done. VVhen you work, work. Put the whole mind and heart in your job. Know nothing else. Do everything the very best way you can. Out distance everyone. This will not be hard, for many of the other fellows are not trying hard. Master details and difficulties. Be always ready for the next step up. If you are a bookkeeper, be an expert, if a machinist, know more than the boss, if an office man, surprise the employer by model work or if in school, go to the head and stay there. All this is easy when the habit of con- quering takes possession. In beginning your new life, you will have these things and many more to face before you become a success in life. I quote, Have a purpose in life and having it, throw into your work such strength of mind and muscle as God has given you. Be not ashamed of an humble home or an humble occupation, be not ashamed of poverty or even a small amount of natural endowments, but you may well be ashamed of mis-spent time and misdirected talents. As you begin your new life, the only way you will become a success is simply by carrying out the rules of success. Class Sponsor ff lv-V9 M s G C T and Friend s - X VW, ' fi 2 ' N JM R. LADYS . URNER I O O 4 LEST WE FORGET It seems that it was only yesterday when we first came to Carver so enthusiastic and thrilled about our first day at the new school. But it was three years ago. Now we are about to finish, to receive our diploma, and to face the world. YVe have always looked forward to and planned for this important event. Have you ever stopped to think what graduation really means? I would say that it not only means white gowns, tuxedoes, proms, and dances aloneg these are our pleasures, but on the other side seriously thinking, it means that we have completed the course we chose, to prepare ourselves for life experiences beyond high school, and are now ready to take our place in the world of work. Our problems in life will be much larger, more complex, more baffling, and perhaps entirely different from the ones we had in our school life. The greedy grab for power, the rush and tumult of money making, and the discouraging search for a job, all these and many more personal problems, may make us bitter and unhappy. Still we must strive to do our best. If at first we don't succeed, we must try again for success is no friend of the quitter. A baseball fielder would look silly throwing is his glove after he missed the ball, and a coach would scold him for doing so. just imagine Edison giving up because the first electric light wouldn't burn. The heights of great men reached and kept were not attained by sudden flight, for they, while their com- panions slept, were toiling upward in the nightf, Use each mistake a stepping stone to success and rate it as an experiment, as a failure. The pain of our present troubles will be dulled by passing years and will be a lesson to us in the future. We must always remember that obedience, honesty, reliability, and dependability are traits that will aid us in being prosperous in our life's work. Now as we reach the top of the ladder of success shall we forget who made it possible for us to start this climb? Shall we forget our teachers who prodded us on when we would waste time during our class periods? Shall we forget the times we grumbled when we had home assign- ments? No, we must not forget. We may not think about all these things now but later we will long for the good old school days, the sound of the bells, the rushing at lunch hour, the times when reports were given out and the suspense and eagerness which possessed us on promotion day. Then we will appreciate and praise our teachers for persuading and urging us to do our work the best we knew how. We can show this appreciation by making the most of our careers and by doing all we can to uphold the name of our school. As the years roll on in the march of time when our school days become dull memories, we will have our yearbooks to refresh the precious memories of our teachers, our principal and of Carver which we hold so dear to our hearts. Nexer absent from school Wedrmg the latest fdsh Niost hkely to succeed DLPTLMBILP. 1950 I9 ffef to U 13 I4 I5 X6 20 21 22 23 27l28x fs o JO if !7 18 Z4 25 GERTRUDE M ALSTON ROBERT LEE ANDERSON Cosmetology 06106 Practzce and Always playful Wxll she exer grow up? DOROTHY SEADLxs BERRY Ofrce Practice and Secretarial Work Serene dependable and neat She wll be success ,ai- 1-I ambltlous athletlc WILDRED COLLINS BERRY Automotwe Meclzumcs Combines a SCTIOUS attl tude wlth the knowledge of when and how to en loy hnmself Football player fi ig WILLIS JAM Es ALLEN Carpentry and Cabmet Makmg The boy wlth the lllus tnous name srong and xery cooperatne BERINICE BACON Dressmakmg and Design IOIIS IINEZ CHAIILOTTE BOOKER O :Ce Practzce and Secreturzal Work Sugar n splce and ex en thlng mae not .1 worrv wrmkles her brow ,,.- I? 1 bf: I iY'-1-J X THELNIA RAE ALLEx Dressmakzng and Desrgn A hlppx blt of gc od humor laughmg trlkmg with speull naturl Axuxoa INF7 BUHRIS Drcssmalzng Hll!IDLS1f,1l Pcrsonallv we hkc her has in lnfectlous SIl1ll8 Sl rxCER CATER Boxos 'I azlormg, and Dasrgn Cr lclx footb all pl xy er r u ills t L sou xl S1tll'lll0Il A fr S DA- lMef.nAv lrrlepf-Vglf,wNff:D-yy-r,.omsaAYl :Q cwv-lsnsnel G' V , -,, f Q H ' ' , S .. 4' 5 l 8 S X . -' -Q I If I it E E A R e 4' , .if E., IZ S S if ,J . L T 1 L W 9 M9 ' T A f 1 j ' 1 1 . . ' , 4. . y 1 7 7 I . Y O ' ' U ' .' 1-tr 4' 171 Secretarial Work Subtle, demure, enjoys . V . . ' 1 1 , A , ' ' Q . ' A I , ' . ' ' 1 ' ' - t u 7 ' v 1 :J . ' .' ' ' ' ' '- . 1 -' 1 1 ' . , ' ' r 1 ' ,'- Era an eusl in a . i 3 ' ' S ' ' . 5 'l 5 1 - ' I . ' ' ' '. .Q RJ 4 fQ. V ' 1 ' .4 l I 1 , ip yu' ' . i L ,Q ,Au R .M E ' ' N ., -nl pi ., fl -: - ' ' NN' 1' y x ' Q ' u xr .- N, W, Q 5 R E .1 T 1 1 A f . OTEL1A S1cvoR Bowuxc Foods Preparotum and Seruce Restramed hut respon sue qulet and thorough GRAFTON BROYVN Tazlormg and Design Serrous when the Slllld tlon demands CORNELIA E BUTLER Dressrnakzng and Des-:gn A real person mtellrgent gracrous eva CALW Us BOYD Pamtmg and Paperhangmg Tall heny ind frrendlv takes thmgs as thex come hlABLE VAREALA Bnoux Cosmetology 'Nex er too husv to smllc secret lmbrtron to mike women bexutrful DOROTHY CARRINCTOV F oodns Preparatron and Servzce One of the glass s capable workers frank and llke ab e DOROTHEA BRICKHOUSE Dressmakmg and Desrgn Better known IS Dottre well sersed m the art of homenmkmg Dxvm N BRYANT Tmlorzng and Des-:gn For smgrng nts Nat nexer too husw to sung CHARLES HENRY CARTER Pumtmg and Paperhangmg Artrst orxgmxl always there yust when sou need 1m '1f 'JZ' KENNETH BROOKS Shoe Repazrmg and C onstructzon Kenneth I9 fun lox mg ablllty to mn: wrth Others outst mclmg VERA VERNETTA BURDY Dressmakmg and Desrgn Smcere cOns1derate of others belrex es rn pur poseful ln mg SALIUEL V CHAPMAN Tazlonng and Deszgn One of the loudest boys rn the class follows the world of sports 99' ef mi 'QQ if Q ' 'Y 4 f at Y ff' K DOROTHY V COLEMAN Foods Preparatron and Seruce There s a hmt of mlschxef m her outwardly quxet and lxkeable LALHENLIL L oN1EL Puzntzng and Paperlzangm I A 1ack of all trades and master of them ill spec ldllZ6S 1n gnmg help M AURICE PAUL DEM Trousel Trades Nlonchalant and rnuxblc lx urlce h lb m ll f casual dnsdun to cox er a vude xarretx of trrcks AGN ES V COLLINS Ogice Practice and Secretarzal Work A llkeable Mlss always has a good word for exeryone DH ours -X111 r fH05BY Food Preparutxon and Scr zcc H ard xxorltmg and cheer ful thoroughlx lnterested lIl cnolxcrx XILLNIN C DUNCAN. Tmlonng and Design Bc lll Brummcl of tl e Sf:'lll0I' cl ass CllStlIlL tn e III ex ery thmg 1? Y..-1-4 2,1 All . CHARLES XV CORNICK Automohce Mechanics One of Mr Echols ace mechanlcs, wrllmgly shares hrs knowledge ANIES Al BERT C Rosxx rl L Trance! Irudes Alvsass an earnest help ful hard worker VV ALTLR ALBhllT DYSON Shoe Replllflllg and Construc tum Tall darls md so snlcnt vs r s ll rd whcn school nom you sec hum now you dont 1 fi QL.,-0-.sl ww LILLIE MAE CONNER Dressmakmg and Desagn Shy exen tempered, has eamed her place m the hearts of her classmates Kun ETH B Dfxvls Carpentry and Cabmet Makmg A smcere person w 1th sterhng quahtxes argu mentutn e well mformed SHIRLEY DYSON F oods Preparatzon and Qcrwce Slnrlev s fncndly attitude has gamed her many adnurers 'MARY xl.-KRGARET E ARLLS Offuce Practice and Secreturzal xV0rk Sparklrng smrles spark lung personality GEORGIA FISHER Foods Preparatum and Seruce Ready and steady Ioan axocatlon ORA LEE FLLTON Offzce Practzce and Secretarzal XVOrk Dependable nn ex erv tlsk loy .11 m ex ery respect dnhgent worker X DoRoTIn XIAE hnxx ARDS Dressmultmg and Design A helpful Qlassnmte has .1 rt al lppreclatmn for a good poke Auf E FITZCPRALD Dressmukmg and Deszgn A Southern belle petxte and attrattrxe xxell xersed VERLEA GARNETT Dressmulmg and Deszgn Carx er s football queen 1950 pretty clothes pretty manner pretty glrl alway s pleasant xx ell llked md appreuated 'Farm V u WW gl OCTOBER l95O if 9 IO 1.7 I2 ee.74 1617 I 7'f xfX'N X QTL 30 Hwwr SYLVESTER F FLOYD Pamtzng and Paperlzangmg Full of many surprlses WILHELXIINA GILL Offzae Prantzce and Secretarwl W ark A qulet wax that xxould appear to be shyness neat dresser neat worker I0sEPH FORREST Carpentry and Cabinet Making Lrkes to haxe crowds of people around hlm hfe IS fun when he IS around ARTHUR M CLox ER Tculormg and Deszgn Sewmg 15 hrs hobbx mrxes xxell possesses a senous wholesome out look on llfe aah '-+-gif S NDAV IMO'-.D.-.V velgruv mm-QDAVIYHUQQDAY 1 rq.D-V ,Aw A L-wif 6 l ' ?G'1'31i,5 5 ics ' wx?-A--'lil , fr' 'ff ' , 'Y Y- ' .5 Q I8 J: Ln? 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Jxlxuis IIOLXILS Automotzue Illeclxanzvs I llxt s to show others a goof tune hopes to e Lorne IH expert mechamc 1 Q 11' ,fm FF 54 'a-V wwf' Bu Lxu NI XE Huuub Drf xsmulxzng and DCXILJI hnxx mn RONALD Hsmus Almlt conscuntlous llld self Cllllflilllll comlnncs sexe rt xppln. mon md Q ige r tooptr ation Xin omeo HILL Fosmctulogu A fl ur for lu llltW culture s 1 nustlutxous r Motor Rcpazr Stnclcnt counul pre sldent essentl ll for student .LL tu ltles essenh ll for fun I UCILLE ELIZA!!!-.Tli HILL Cosmetology She IS cluntv Incl sxxut ala x s 1 xerxthmg xx th thoroughness N ovambzw. D T 150 Wo D lQ5O VTL4 In In D f Q s! 12713 If L15 L I7 TAN 19 20 21 ZZWAXE lw l fx Z6 Z f mt- THELINIA MAUD HOLhiES Cosmetology A Mlss who takes lxfe lrghtly a great dancer EARL BEEN ARD HUGHES Shoe Repairing and C onstructron Regularlv seen In his car Ilways able to look Inno Lent It the rlght tlme ualtmg for a call from mle Sam M in AILLEN MAL HUBBARD Office Practice and Secretarial Work A well ordered uostence Sll6I'lL6 18 golden nex er hurrled JUNE ELIZABETH HUNTER Cosmctologu llltt Hill SOI11PXKll It SEI' l0llS l 65 I K comes dlsllhs too much work Dzczmazl I95D Nt F 567 I2 I3 14 5 79 ZO Z7 fa HOL' X 7,5- 4'5 qui LLAHCARET Huosox F oods Preparatron and Qeruce The rlght mlxture f serrousness Lind llgllU'l69S she mll go pl ues xx l tlIIt llll Ida JVHES E HUTCHINS Taxlormg and Demgn Xian of fun words tIll and linln conserxahu VLRNELL jxtxsox Cl0SIllLf0I0f,1l l'lLl1lllX If lpful U1 SIIMQII cllsllltcs Ill lrolnr x I r Intr re sts cl III r tr :de gf? 1' PHILIP Huusors Painting and Paperlxangmg Knows Ill the Ins .Ind outs of lIfe tl rugged IndIxId1IIlIst AIILOLD XR jacxtsos El6Cff1CUIlVIf111g and Motor Repair Hrs llfc centers Iround elertrxclty pet peexc EIlgllSl1 rexdy and rell aue FLORENCE R Jamtsox DTGSYWIIIAIIIQ and Deszgn A quut ur of Lllllfliltllll Ind her nc It Ind plz hlllg Ippe Ir IDLE bespe Ilt llappx future for her ELNIERJ JENKINS Tarlonng and Desrgn Happy go luckv Elmer a clever answer for exery questlon a tallor shop IS m hrs future plans NATHANIEL LEE jonxsow Pamtmg and Paperhangmg An arhst at heart rdeahst, hrs cartoons and orl pa1ntm s have aroused consxderab e mterest EARL Woouform LEE Tarlormg and Demgn The tallor shop 1 h s flXOl'1t8 hang out works hard trymg to get out of work Fnncrs BERN mn JONES Shoe Repamng and Constructron Falthful to h1s own prm clples Bunk IS one of Carxers star basketball players ROBERT E Iomssow Shoe Repamng and Constructxon Always receptne to new xdeas hkes to gne help and encouragement CH xRLEs L LITTLE Foods Preparatzon and Sermce Call Ch lrles for 1 good mea mun Stax ln the kxtnhen a runner of note GEORGE JOHNSON Trouel Trade No dead pans when Nlaggre IS around makes fnends w1th any one at anv tlme Louis LAY In Offzce Pmctrce and Secretarial VVork A qulet consuentlous mdlxldual well hked by exeryone s e to be successful ABR-KH-XXI I Of KETT Trouel Trade A pronnsmg young hrlck lner L0l Ilbll'llIlg 1 host of xblhtxes mth humor ji' rr' -4 I aw GEORGIN E C JOHNSON Cosmetology Always ln a dlther has staunch lrkes and drshkes about thmgs seldom seen wlthout Gertrude ANNA V LEATHERBURY :ce Practice and Sec retanal Work Nlexer m a hurry hkes to Nlblt new places and gam new frxends Alms to be come a school maml Auf Usrus J Luc K Taxlormg and Deszgn Spends boundless energy nt the skating rlnk a source of nexer ending dehght to those who know hum ll-Q W' v 'fi HN JANUARY 1951 ARVER 414f-Lead, 111516 718192 ??Q4 36 ROBERT C XIARSHALL Automotnue Mechamcs Brownie an all around athlete ums for the majors IH baseball XVILLIAINI C MCCL -my Machme Shop Tool and Dae Makmg A flalr for mechamcs alwaxs tmkermg vnth comphcated gadgets A 1 Suwu. NlAllSHALL Foods Preparatum and Sermce Remarkable ablllty rn the reparatron of food A oxer wrestler and cross country runner Axmuzw 's1cN1-.ILL Mazlzme Shop Tool and Dze Making Tall xuth a proud strut enjoss hlmself when around machmery PALLINL Xl xl LUX Tazlorzng and Demgn Fnc fcct full of mde penclencc md determmx tion 1 lxlteable Mlss Sum xlARTlN Carpentry and Cabinet Perhaps nts the hght hearted xx lx ln whlch he takes lnfe an outstandmg athlete IN Aoxu T XIERRITT Cosmetology lxnovxn more often Tom nexer too busy to smlle popular vuth her classmates Tuoxus Nlulmuf Automotne Mechanics A teasmg dlSp05lllOH xhundmt good humor and a fmnkness that curses many 1 lalgm from Ins frlends Henusnr T MaTT1-russ Pamtmg and A lox er of panntmg coo but nex er quxte collected RUTH JUAINIT-K hlERRITT Cosmetology The other Merrntt tvun dnmrnutne and full of hfe Look for her where the crowd IS fl 5 DM L-yvfmfavImrsgmlwfrwssrviw.,-,,,.,Li,,,UMISMWLN- s-s..t.: I1l1'ys:,jgT1 , K Xi V 8 91 lol m az , Q 'D 1 1 O ff - V1 e 21? 2 27 1 I 8 -3o3l. .- .- -. ,K I zHA1l ,L A .T ' A ' ,I '. . t' ' , A N ' H - H Making Paperhanging , la, I .. . I A .vq . Y ', , Q K I V ,' T ' T. . .T . ' . 7 ' BS ' g . I .sis A Y. 'A 1: ..g - .Y .ul A ,, B 6 H X A Qk M Wall, fl . .5l'1:19gfL , 'M ls. f s' Q J P ,ad SYLVESTER NlOLOCK Carpentry and Cabmet Making A loxer of sports espec rally football manager of basketball team has httle reserxe DORA LEE MUNCIN Offzce Practice and Secretanal Work Efliclent accurate and dependable nex er too busy to help another Dos A1 n A1 I FN PARKER Carpentry and Cabinet Vakzng An lI1dlXldl1clllSt a deter nnned box always domg the unexpected an ...J 44 t 'ol E- ASTOR DEs.Eu. hlOORE Carpentry and C abmet Makmg Llkeable chap xery pleas ant at all hmes outstand mg wrestler SIDNEY EUCENE Nut BY Shoe Repamng and Constructwn What would happen lf Tex would stop lllrtmg wnth all the gurls? Is makmg quxte a name for hxmself as a professnonal boxer JANIES PARK:-R Maflumst We know of no one who follows the good nelgh bor pollcy better than e fl pn ,, ' rv v- ' 1 fl' FRANLFS T IHORSE Ofrce Practzce and Qecretarml Work Known for her rushmg for the cafetena at lunch tlme Queeme IS fnend ly and scholarly EARLA XlELY IVA PARKER O ue Practace and Secretarwl Work In 1 day out a day Earla pleasant personalltw and a loxer of basketball I-XNIES FHANKIIN PARKER Pazntmg and I aperlzangzng An mtcrcstcd student of the Pamtmg md Paper lllllglllg Lliss fllnays Wllllllfj to lend a helping hand -15 if .ie ,gf 7' fl? fx, O VIYRWIAJ Niouumsx Drewmakmg and Deszgn Friendly enjoys sewmg up on the latest ln under standing Eucr NE ELIOHY PARKER Tazlormg and Design Hrs beautxful xonce ns prrceless possessron has rspnratmns to become a professional smger HOBFRT EUcExE PARKER lazlorzng and Deszgn NV1ll Bobby be a sclnster or a tdllflf? Is full of llfe nr 7' fv- L x o ' A - A l 1 ' 5 ' 1 1- ' 'W 1 I . L -' A ' . . r A . A .' .' ' , .' ' ' A ' r . I ' ' l ' I . V .. h . a h . 2 - nlhal s QW in A V ' I t ,. l l' 1 I . 4-Q , A Q . ' I , ' 4 N A F9 ff ' 15' H a 1 1 s may R ' y,. VV: A, 'Joni' VV T ' v t 4 ' 'iv sl ' M 'li av' I .- V' I A ' i ' A H to ' ' 1' T -an 1 L. I pf! K gl, A.. ' my A -, A' 5 ,f s aft l at f ef-:X 1'-s it 'if' 6 Sl-.Rl-N 1. Omssss Pr Rsox Offzce Prac me and in retarzal XVork Persuenng and llkelx to sutceed serene and mlm 1t all llll es DELORES Qumzx If oods Preparalzon and Sermze Niugh to say about her has .1 deeplx rooted des1re to make good EARL LEON Roms Pamtzng and Paperhangmg Crazy talkatne yet co operatne and earnest 4,9-w vii' Anx X mc mu PITT5 Offzce Praftue and Su rdanul XVor IDlI'HllllltlX L 1nd uncon urned nlw ws seen vuth rx F rlts L 1 1 g 1 ong xs1tl1 ra I' ulton C P Hhnxxoxu j 111 1 t 1 1 e s 1 l XVret ku Redds xx on der xx ln 9 LEROY ROBILRTS Shoe Repamng and Constructwn Alwus smllmg steadfast and good natured Hesm NK anus P1TTs O uc Pructzreund Sec retunul W orlt An mdunduxl vuth hlgh lSpll'lll0ll5 dnllgent worker Rox Iwosu RICHARDSON 1950 71 n11n1gtr of foot ball team tl1 1ts why he hkes tatkhng EARL BILRINETT Ronmsoxs Tculormg and Deng Tonv I5 an exponent of popular n1us1L lelsurely whether at recreatlon or m studs Fuss ARD Euclixn Poc,L1-. Allf0Ill0f1L6 Mechanzr s A ten otlock scholxr who sometxmes hldts h1s humor behmd .1 thought ful mask DOROTHY N1 ua Roni: Tzulormg and Deszgn Dot IS 5OfIl6llI'l'lE'S spoken of lb fusunatnng lb essen tml for fun ARTHUR Rosnaonoucl-I Pumtmg and Paperhangmg A slow mos er untxl pushed star basketball and football player if ri .ni , , Y ' 5' ' 1 ,. ,, , 3 1 p . r we if '. s. .t. .. v v . -A- , 'I lx. N. A ,A Lv. ,,. ' gi ' -' 'f ga l. 1' 'g ,' ' - a 1 ' 1 ,. hill I' an but 'llyt ' . x . et al O ' ' .1 ' A1lIfI11llJfll'? lllFl'lIf1fli!'.S' Automotive dfl'L'llH1liCS ' ' So - Il .' cz led .. J' a 1 1 - ' ' S S ' ' 7 1 .s 1 . .- ,I V 5 , 133 l e ii. ' . av. ,Y 4 W, 'Q fl' 83195 'f ' M my Vuxoxrr x RUFFIN Cosmetology Effiuent usually .absent on Niondas hkelw to be come a promrnent beau flLldl'l ROLAND EDWARD SCOTT Tazlormg and Deng, Neat and vsell groomed quiet but he enpovs htm Qelf dependable .xhxtns LANDON. B SNIITH Pamtmg and Paperhangmg A pamter ln the mrkmg loxer of the grelt out doors nl -Q-'X R -xcn FL E SCOTT Offzce Pm! tue and Su returxal Work Outstxndxng xhlhtx com nd with rmlxtn miture outlook eld through htr illlbltltltl toward A pronnslng future PM CY LEF Sn VA Cosmetology The grrl wlth the un for sleeplng IH tht guxdime class forms ts trmmurxte t h V e r n L 1 n Gertrude GILBEIIT STAFFORD Pumtzng and Paperlmngmg Cxlbert wrs often con fronted xuth dlffinultles drsplayed courlge when problems were met -we w--ft' rf FE BRUARY 1951 Mo o v ussofxv so rss r Timm o SA UQDAV 51 re UPF V M680 H 5 cu zfxvrzn Cfiilxu fl? X, Nc: 6 95 A5 Bmvbw 3 2 Aewhs Dr-roms SMART Fosmctology Lmelx personlhtv and wmsomc smllc heneath refreshrng glI'llShIl6SS Carxers queen of 1949 CARRIJLLJ ST'xl'0HD JR Pumtmg and Paperlzungmg Ulet 'md refuses to be exalted on my occasion rv-f 5 ff,-f' LOIXIKAINE SNIITH O ue Practice and Seuetarwl VVork XVondLrful drsposxtron lrdwhke md mdustnous NIAUHICE E STAPLES Trowcl Trade Oh' th it s so Lrooked straighten th at work lox es hrs trade V91 ,UWT SDNDAW I N A U' W N A ' S f1YIFQ'D ' I g N. el- ,FW 'I X 74' 1. , Q 1 Q f S H fri F' dr, i, Je? I 1 'D 'Y ' ' I2 f I4 M I5 K, B...,..,f.... W ,A 2 . It gr ' ' 1 , ' I - hir 1 za 'la ' 'eh' . a - ', I 1 - 1 i ' I , . . Jin fl' I 1 j . 9 ' 1 ' 4 . . x -. 1 b her poise peeps forth a 1 -I 1 ' wi -ll 1 d A' 'h H ' Av Av . A . , V I. ' , ' . , . i . ' ' 2 ' g ' a, - Q 1 ' ' 5 ' I' 1 Us , 3,35 If - pl 22 Y f 1 ' , 'Q VV , ., A XM 0 ' I , ' 'Y ' K' pe . , ' 'A J' Y , I , N 1 ' ,I X V ' 'U s 2, my ' U U X A L 5 Q ' , rm, 5' T ,KYKA S 1 if -nl 1 FECILIA A STU ENSON Offxce Practrce and Secretanal Work wlll stlclc to a yob untll st f her 1 Ill fnendls md 'amnble VK ILLIAINI Romans Twron Pamtmg and Puperlzangmg Smaere conslderate vet ants nonthalant ALEE Tnosivsow Office Prachce and Secretaruzl Work Always present at classes smooth business sophlstl Late up and Lomrng m the busmess world 'tif' 1-P' gl HATTIE L Nl Suwsuans Dressmakmg and Des-zgn Tllkatne and lllteable she relds HXldlY has a THOISIAS RECINALD TABB ALGARN A Tr-ronrors Tazlormg and Deszgn One of the youngest ln her class llltes galets and un DOIIKDTHX Ass Trsisloss Office Practice and Sec returral H orlt Pleasant when present Lonsuentnous worker K7 l ,aff 'N fi ,-If Shoe Repazrmg and C onstructzon Baseball happy has dlSf1YlLf loathmg for re ALP1-xoNso THORNTON Llectrzcal xvlflflg and Motor Repair Class glow n any tlnng can happen w hen Otto ns around Tunooonr. R Tun uxs Pamtmg and Paperhungmg A tx plcal bov easy to get Ilong with U1 lmessxnt l1ne of chatter W as NlILTON S TAYLOR Trowel Trades Qulet outstandmg foot a player conserxatne sc ns sun THOIXIAS Busmess Athlete xt heart to fur ther 6dl1LdtlOll Hooks STANLE! TUCKLR Tazlonng and Design Xtrx popular lmong the students athletm tspe standout on the football team J! pr' ll rl if H Y Tx ,Q , , . 1' '- s ..V, Q gd! 'W in .4 le if A , q I , ' M ' A J s I 1 l Q Ac 1 S' ' , . A , . . W l f Y 4 o if i A V ' g, 'fr T , In , Y .1 , . ' ' ' . A . . . ' ' 1 . . .l . . f Q. 9 ,I .4 a hli, ' .- E is Completed fffylfhe, Carefree Spirit- I , lated work. - and conscientious. e. o . yg . . A l A . ' H ' ' R 2 2 I b x 1 ' Y - f I v . U l s Y u - Q Wm 1 at T 1 ' 'K ., I 1 . I v 3 0 o 4 v 4 'r I LEROY S VAUGI-IN Electncal Wtrmg and Motor Repazr Humorous atllletlc Hxshy forward of the basketball team captam of the 50 Varslty football team ANDREW LEE XVI-IITE Trowel Trades Very frlendly a comme Ing debater other Inter ests are the out of doors aCtlXltlES 6 ff 14-4 LORRAINE N XINES Tatlormg and De.s1gn All of the wlnnmg charm of 1 freckled nose a bug bnght smlle add up t make Lorrame TIAIoxIAs I WIGCIINS Shoe Repmrmg and Constructron A lox er of all sports jack of all trades and master of some 9' V0 ruff' RICHARD H WALTERS Shoe Repamng and Construction Smgs xery well athletlc Intelledual well rounded adds zlp to any con xersltlon CENI-:vA MAE WILSON Offtce Practice and Secretarzal Work One of the most lllcely to sucneed eff1cIent typlSf full of dry XVlt Y? PTESTON WASHINGTON Trowel Trade Nilsses llttle that IS gomg on reserved but wlth a twmlcle FLOIIA MAE XfVILLIAhiS Dressmakmg and Des-:gn Flo IS wry hkeable takes llfe lnghtly fa tbful to own prlnuples HAROLD VVILLIALIS Carpentry and Cabznet M akmg Because he 15 always ready for fun always Obllglng md fxrst to tease he 15 one of our best hked carpenters 5' ' CILORCE A YORKIWAN Tuzlormg and Deszgn Nvll5Ll1l6NOllS makes fnends vuth ease has a alex tr answer for ex ery questlon 19' If DELORES ESTELLA YOUNG Office Practzce and Secretarzal Work Pleasant and cooperatne always vullmg to run In errand ,4 A. We 4 CLASS OF I952 First Row Herbert Baker Plnllnp Barnes Xltttluevx Barnwell Barnet Banrnore john Bell Thomas Bell Semnd Rou, Hasmond II Bums Rurnond I Bexnns Harold Blankwtll Shirley Boldmg Brame Lareml Bnm Louxs Britt Edlth Brooks Fourth Rau, Charlei Brown Naomi M Brown Robert Brown xvllllllll Brown Fzfth Hou Slnrles Brunson Noxella Bums Alnce M Curr Riymond Carter Sxxtlz Row Bomona Cnse Dorothy Cloud Donald Coates Shlrley E Coleman Seuenth Ron Dons Conley Leroy Contee Wlllllm I CUTtl5 Edward C Darley Ezghth Hou, Ianthxa Dani Maxle Dans Sylua Dans Sylxm Dean Nmth Row Catherme Draper John Drumgo Nhldred R Emory lsalah Erxm T fx 'Z '19 19 3 4 .14 1' 7 31 .. f. C ' 1 I i , V gin f ' 5 ' e' 9 x Y B xr ' L 3' 3 ' , f- , I e Q 'Y ' l 1, fo W? Q My A my y , , Q U X X t ' , - , , :V x 5, 1 1 -. t V ' v. 'Z' ' , X W 4 e V B, for B 4 Spencer Boger, Helen Bogier. Third Row: Elden . Q . . ' -- ' f 'J' V In -J' ' ' . A ,J ,- , . . . : ta ' -4 , W , , - . V. 1 Q-W 'Z ' , , , ' fx i ' - F r V -- fm 4 te' lfi MARCH lq5'1 u OCATIO .A 0 cram lgJl 1.fr'Qg14Y QW EN O? '-11 5+ 06' t v tr ev-Li ff r. J F1rs1 Rau Ilmes Ex ms Cordon Fun Xian Fel ton xvd9hlHgt0D Frazler Lerow Frecman Audrew Grbson Qewnd Row XX alter Clmwc Batty Cor ham Rosalee Graham Ruth Crmuuld Xvnllxam Cross Theodore Gxunn Third Hou, Nlarlon Himpton Nlartlm Hodgz Bettv Hfmkrne xxrlllldfll Hlghtowcr Delorm Hull Thomfas Hoey Fourth Rom M ary Hurt .unms .ukson h1ll'ldlllJdLkS0l1 Sxlm jmkson jr Mqrglret enmnge Dclores E johnson Pzftlz Row Jamei johnson Robert John son Jr Donald jones Iacquelme Jones Paul lones NVxl1c Ionee I 15 ,Z ,-- F55 Z K ff! Av M o v V ' Y W ' ': 1 'Q J, 1 I I , . ' 1' - 1 K 1 . 1 A ., l . . . 1 ML , ,122:,,f l urn 1-Lfro - - - --- - , ,, - . , - L ,. 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' h A my ,Lg i x,.i I 6 , A Q A V4 N, hr K- 'Elgin A ., 1 I J MAY i951 L-JT Z ,ju 56189 2233 495265 SO A. .5 i 'Q- my Y ll fig -lar Q0 fan' Q...- Farst Row Harold Pirker Joseph Parsons Dorothx Pmrson Ptru Prudcn Plulme Peterson Audrew Pettlgrew Second Rou, Ehzabeth Plnnlck james Porter Douglfnss Press Thomas Pressley Nlarjone Purdue Dons Rmdlll Tlzzrd Rou, Anme Redd LCVVIS Rxchirdson Delores Rogers Donald Rusk Brendl Simple Bcatnce Senunders Fourth Rou, Exelyn Saxage Edythe Scott Exelyn Sewell Io seph Sewell Glenda Sharp Lllllan Slmpklns Fifth Ron, Alfred Smxth Harxey Smlth Mattle Smith Robert F Snnth Calxm Spcllman Fehx Stanford v5 fp P1 1' fx bf K .gt 'ill -1 11 f A jawn., lmmtrft u5pAv Infphf,-rMITnunsonlFn ph js-uf-:M I .I l 1 , 45 ,. P - P S I ' v . a ' s . 1 10111 P ' i i f , t,. .,, ', A ' ' -.ifl ', 1 1. ' ': ' , '12 SI4 1 1 71 l 20212, ,t, , ,.,,- M K , zzzeer 31 . to or S S S 6 ' ,. 1 x fi S so :Q . v , , ,e t by be H. 1 -, dst ,Scif . vf t .' T. 'Tr C fi' 6' S s I , ' ' xx. 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Si 7: Q-9. fin- i a z 'tm 3 8 Wrlllam Hurd Calxm Jacobs Bernlce C jackson Bernrce O jackson Clarence jackson joseph jemfer Nlelx ln jenluns 'Nlanme enlclns Betty Johns Cathenne Iohnson Herman johnson Mary Iohnson Charles Jones james Iones Bew erly Keys Nathamel LaCru7 Bertha Lemmon George LeSane Sarah Lrnthlcum Mary Lrpscomb Walzetta McCallrster Roosevelt McCask1ll Dorrs McRae Robert Meekms Madellne Mercer Inez L Mungrn Frances Nelson Algene Oln er Betty Parlcer John Person Clarence Powell Iuanrta Presco Iame V Reaves john Redding Beatrrce Scott Imogene Shackett Catherrne R Shackett Addie Mae Shell Freda Shropshrre Cracre Smlth Helen Smrth Nlozell Smrth Susre Smrth Guy Stafford Robert Stansburv . M Q ' ft I ,S Ie 5 ' -P 4 A' -- . -- 7 yoo I ' S ri U P1 P V V:,5,V V 1 - VV x 2 4 5 v lg V g il fl a l 'ff 1 P 1' ' W ' H . i 5 I , , . ' mil f - gt C S V6 ly Y . ini V.. I ' ' Nlaurlce E Stew enson Constance Nl Street Vmetta Street 1' Stanton Taylor Edward Txlghman Jerome Tlsdale Nllldred Trax ers Paul Turpm Bessle Usher Shlrley Nl VValker 2 Jean D Wallace George VVash1ngton james NVh1te ,,. jennls Whlte Barton Wlll1dmS Dorothy WllllamS Jessie xVllSOI'l Dons XVood THE RULES OF TODAY Carver s doors are open wlde For those who W1Sh to step lY1SlCl6 Brmg your papers and your penclls Come prepared to glV6 the answers If you ablde by every rule You are the smartest one IH school Always get to class on tlme Before you hear that last bell chime If you are late please brlng a pass Or vou cannot get 1nto class Don t wmd up by bemg tardy Because you could not leave that party Dont stay out most every day How can you pass that way? XVhen the lunch bell starts to Chlme Don't be halfway ln the llne Serena Person 3 9 hi 4' It ,A f A get . . f l I ,ox ' I' ', Qs gr ew . ' , 'uf - 5, 0' . U -4 , sf - ,I , E -- ,j ff 'if ' ,- 74 6 l 2- A no . 1 K' , ' 1' . . 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H A MM -ink kg, M I R 'f K, 4 7 3 R sv ' 43 lv N EHIISHISFX Left turn F' suv Drivers Edu ca tign Is Mum anrrut A xn Ba dns aku ns Physical Education Fall GI' ' - A ':1,3 all L f gli l l 3 U Automotive Mechan1'cs Automotive Mechanics is one trade that has become highly specialized, in fact, there are twenty divisions within the trade according to the latest appraisal, hence the new title. Time nor space does not permit a listing of the divisions at this time, but it is with this endeavor that we at Carver attempt to prepare the youth of today for the jobs of tomorrow. We try to give the pupil the necessary preparation to sustain him during the apprenticeship period, and with additional experience and hard work that student can become a full fledged mechanic in one or more of the many divisions. W. Let the chips fall where they may 7 K QW' 1 Plaung m studs Carpentry and Cabmetmakmg Look out for your thumb George mlll be ready soon 'S nos ing his trade i X 99 3 if , ,A T f M , kt s ! ,X B t f'-Q Q .fi if A Commercial Art and Xign Palhtlhg fl 'Q ' lx Air brush ut work Signs of the times 8 RW: Wi Pfi Cosmetology .,......-- Cettmg ready for the dance june? It IS our turn to relax now Z ,, yi' A f, 1 , Wx , ' '7 2 f J . I: , lf if f' , fi ' ' X K ' ff-Af. .t 'AFM K ' 7 , . Dressmakin and Design Fitting side seams and marking hemline in dresses under Construction Hand sewing on dresses, coats, and blouses Operation of Nlerrrm in er-sr-arming rinivliiiim- Operation ut Lewis blind lu-mining iiiuuhine 52 ,- X . r X mr Z' sa- J W. i Y, Q. ,ij . km, . . 4 ,Q 5 xx' i . '-.LM wx 1?'iI'v'E . , lv Lght 0 Electrical Wiring and Motor Repair IIEYOISHHB X ff X Foods Preparation and Service The aim of the Cookery course is to prepare students for jobs in food preparation and serving in various fields where food is prepared and served. A student spends every other week in the course for two, three, or four years. The work of'the week includes theory, home and quantity cookery, tea room and cafeteria practice. Personal habits of cleanliness, thrift, prompt- ness, and honesty are stressed. Many are the jobs available to the alert indus- trious student because of the varied job experi' ences in the course. A well bala nced lunch is bei 'rw Baking is an art with the Carver students J 9 ., uf tx., L-.',r vo Hg prepared ,...f 'v Q64 Q ,if , 'sv .,f,p,,-G, XVes does a milling job At work on the Shaper and tool grinder Andrew operates the surface grinder Mach1'ne Shop Tool and Die Moklh mg and .ter white tmHSC'lb' , '- wvewn. um axecrfomiuln me Emphone Operating 'hee Cyyindei from P' at Secretarial Office Practice is based upon the available course of study outlined in this field and embodies recent changes in business practices in general and office procedures in particular. The business student who plans to do secretarial or general oflice work receives in his beginning work typewriting, shorthand, and bookkeeping courses, training that helps him to understand business routines and to develop certain skills. During the period of this final pre-employment training, he needs not only to continue to develop the basic business skills but also to complete a finishing course that will aid him in mastering certain oiiice duties, such as handling the mail, filing, and reception work which guide him in the proper development of his personal qualities so that he will be more likely to succeed on the job and to secure promotion. Entering ch irges and credits to customers accounts on the Monroe D'f'e'0p'ng Speed and accuracy in Operation of Ten km Cdkuldt Bookkeeping machine ' ing Machines by the touch system Z IIII1 ii ,405 I ! x Ufflce Practice Secretarial Work at Q Almost completed Preparing for a iob Painting and decorating, as some of Carver's tradesmen choose to call it, is rather known as painting and paperhanging. YVith the improvement of the paint shop over the shop of previous years, with all of the new and modern equipment and materials, the young apprentice obtains a much wider range of knowledge about the types of ma- terials and their application, as well as information why some are suitable for specific purposes and other types are not. XVe learn the characteristics of wood and the art of the building trades. Painting and decorating is considered by many as one ofthe best trades because of the skills acquired in learning the usage of the spray gun, sanding machine, the techniques of hanging wall paper, refinishing furniture, mottling, stenciling and decorating walls. NVith the help received, master painter's texts, for example, F. H. Vanderwalker and Ralph C. Waring's writings, plus the information we receive from skilled masters of Carver, the apprentice becomes journeyman and soon obtains enough knowledge to become a master painter. Paintin and xf Decoratin ,if u Getting the right touch if 1 R Gfflg eration Ser vice and R epalr One really has to know X hoe R epalhng and Construction Our future shoe repairers Tailoring and Deszg n Coat and Vest Making Pressing by hind Sewing by Machine 41......A,..... B 25 5 nn ans Operating Singing Filling .ind Tadung Machines i , Pressing by Machine X --..,,.r Pattem Makin!! IN In in l'vrl1-ct cliailing Television and Radio Xervice .. 4 i L, gi nmil Filling thi- cracks any 45 gags? fx R E s X ,. xii Jf X i fliilllu- up C-i-tting rv.iclyluriii't1rmii Tro wel Tm dns Stepping up ! w i I 5 ' M, .' ' PK-il! -f y 'x li-3' f. - 4 A3 - l A 4 A i i M ii W . I 1 I F F L -fi, ,fi ' 51 ' . ,,,, 1:1 SIS ' '-'mx x ' 1 .-f. - C rp-.-... 4 .I FOOTBALL SQUAD 1950 First Row: Anderson, Travers, Love, jenkins, Bivens, Crawford, jones Jenifer, Frazier, Curtis, Torrence, Brown. Second Row: Vaughn, jones Molock, Hightower, Kellum, McKinney, Lewis, Cornish, VVilliams, Merritt, Moulden, Thornton. Third Row: Vaughn fCapt.l, Hinton, Walters, Maynor, Parrish, Taylor, Robinson, Roseborough, Bond, VVyatt, Barnes, Cunthers. a y K h x i Queen and attendants Un fi ' . I . 1 ..V Ifgi, Stopping a Poet threat 62 i L Chgckn 'Hi 36553 hand The DATE Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Gridiron SCHEDULE Dunbar f DC J Cardoza Armstrong Douglass Parker-Cray Dunbar Q B J Phelps O49 CARVER OPPONENT 13 6 0 6 6 18 0 0 0 0 7 6 13 19 4 - 0 Canis gglng A., 'fy sr s 1 ave was ne A ab0ut to Snag 0 if ...E . W' fb l.SJ'aLff.iit-aw N' yi akes tackle , . Hutchixwm Carvers Queen, her attendants, and the cheering squad Un '3 Coach Lloyd White piloted the I' gridiron Tradesmen through a suc- cessful season that ended with the city championship. A Un 12 A 'M 'ls '1 H CONFERENCE AND CITY CHAMPIONS 1950-1951 Left to right: C. Jones, R. Anderson, E. Harris, L. Vaughn, C. Robinson, A. Roseborough CCapt.J, S. Y Martin, I. VVhite, C. McCoy, R. johnson, R. Crawford. ,, U .V lf' f wig-xml 'Fm 1-V. md 'ti' S 11. - 1 Jones going in for a lay up Chl1Ck takes febmlnd Faking Rhodes o The Douglass Hardwood . . . DATE Ian. jan. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 8 10 17 19 24 26 7 12 14 16 19 23 Feb. 26 Mar. 2 SCHEDULE Dunbar QBJ Phelps Armstrong Sollers Point Douglass Lincoln Phelps Parker-Cray Lincoln Parker-Cray Sollers Point Douglass Dunbar QBQ Armstrong CARVER OPPONENT 51 47 50 51 40 32 65 26 48 34 75 28 55 34 73 29 36 17 64 46 59 26 6 1 42 59 41 67 66 Chuck about to score YVinning Coach and fans Keep if UP Anxious for action Vaughn in the pivot 5.- JUNIOR VARSITY 1950 - 1951 First Row: Jones, Brooks, Simms, Brown, Gar- rett, Boone. Second Row: Bamwell, Hinton, Tilghman, Carwile, XVhite, Staples, Travers and Taylor. WRESTLING SQUAD 1950 - 1951 First Row: jackson, Glen, LeSane, Booker, Holmes, Smith. Second Row: Anderson, Per- sons, Frazier, Williams, Moulden, Kellum. Third Row: Williams CCapt.D, Thomas, Freeman, Jacobs, Thornton, Little, Gibson, Jenkins, Parker. Fourth Row: Whitaker, Collie, Thorn- ton, Bames, Boyd, Hutchinson, Curtis, Contee, Coach Bimdara. BASEBALL SQUAD 1950 - 1951 First Row: Tucker, Peters, Spellman, Mitchell, Weaver, Pogue, Miles. Second Row: Quarles, Levi, Tabb, Palmer, Thomas, Vaughn, Mar- shall QCapt.J, Taylor. GIRLS BASKETBALL SQUAD First Row: Fulton, Merritt, Draper, Shell, Johnson, Smith, Cris- wauld. Second Row: Brandon, Hawkins, Gill, Johnson, Timmons Hall, Pettigrew, Woods. Third Row: Leatherbury, Berry, Briscoe Shopshire, johns, Smith, jackson, Smith, Alston, McAllister. O 4 6 O O 9 Q Ali in-Ez, I -wtf' Social at the Y 1951 PROGRAM Dances and Socials Youth Conference- December 1, 2, and 3 Christmas Party Contribution to Community Fund Contribution to Boys Department-YMCA Campership for YMCA Talent Show Youth Legislature at Annapolis XVilliam Cross National Hi-Y Conference in Cleveland, Ohio in Iune M E M BE RS Robert Anderson Charles Carter President William Hightower Calvin xiccoy' James -lones Eddie Gibson Reginald Thomas Robert Crawford Donald Marshall Secretary George LeSane jennis XVhite Joseph Clayton Chester Booker Moses Canada Gsafge Scott Treasurer Stanton Taylor Robert Marshall Carverk Hi-Y Club The Hi-Y Club is composed of High School boys and is affiliated with the Young SIen's Christian Association of Baltimore. The purpose of Hi-Y is To create, maintain, and extend throu hout the school and community g . high standards of Christian character. The Young Men's Christian Association is a world-wide fellowship of men and boys united in common loyalty for the purpose of building a Christian personality and a Christian societyf, Every Hi-Y determines its own voting regu- lations. Every Hi-Y member automatically becomes an Associate member of the A Hi-Y club member may become an Active Voting Member of the Y.M.C.A. if he is 16 years of age or over by requesting and filling out a special Active Member's Application. -v: ' - The Curtain Callers Durmg the Sprrng of 1941 .1 small group of dramatln 1111 nnnded students expressed .1 deslre for ue rtrng 1 dramatrn club Th1s OI'gdIllZdt1Ol'1 was to be rtsponsrble for the presentatlon of good dr 11111 to the school 1nd COlTlITlll!lltX The plnpost of tht UIQIIIILIUOII lb to create an lllttIlSt 111 d1 un xtlns through tht duclop ment ot student talt nt rn tht productron of plass Bs Clillllg thxs the Ol'glIll11t1OI'l offers wrv 1m port 111t Lontrlbutrons to the hfe of the school The 1111 mbtrs of the club have an opportunxty to reuru well rounded tflllllllg rn lspects of produtlng pl us COIltfllJlltlCJIlS llong the llne of costume lltSlgIllI1g Ll11ractcr1nak1ng and dlrect mg are but 1 few of student experlences reahzed by club members Practlcally all students h ne an opportunrtx to act IH plays Some of the plays presented by the Curtaln Callers are Its Nlurder an Oflgllldl play wrrtten by one of the founders Nlrss Irma Curry Thomas Kennedy The Absent Nlmded Professor Nlght of Ianuary 16th The Chrlstmasmg f jasper Dust of the Road Square Crooks The Boor After wards 1nd Nlght Falls on Spam The Curtam Callers have won the second prlze IH the Caravan of Talents sponsored bs the Alumm Assocratlon of the Dunbar Hlgh School I , . . . - 1- . E 1 ' 7 1-11 ' . 1 1 '. . '1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 . . s ' . ' 1 , X. . , I '- 1 1 1. 1 1 ' 1 7 , 1 1 ' . 1. . . L . 1 - L-1 1 - L Q 1 . 1 L ' 1-11 ' -l l ' .1 1 1 11 , f ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1' 1 1 . . .1 4 . ' rx . - ,, x 1 .L . 1 l I . . 1 I 1 i c . 1 1 1 . ' . z 11'11 11 , L' ' ' 11 1 1 1 ' 1 .. 1. . 1 1 1-' ' . 1 1 . 1 ' 1 ' - - 1 4 Va ' , , , . , . ' , . ' . . ' .1 1. . 1 5. i 1 , I f . 41 1 as A 1 . . . . 11 as , ,- 9 7 11 . 11 41 1 1: 11 . . ., 1 . 1 . . , , . -1 11 as 14 11 11 an 1. U - 1 7 v 9 ' 11 11 1. . n , 1 1 . 1 . . THE STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of the Student- Council of the Carver Vocational High School is to act as an intermediary between the student body and the administration, to develop intelli- gent leadership among the members of the student body, and to render assistance in carrying out student activities. The policy of the Council has been a compromising one. It has handled its problems with equity and logic, feeling that having derived its power from, and being a delegation of the student body, it is its duty to justify the confidence of the group which it represents. It does this by handling the problems as completely as possible and in such a way as to establish the most desirable relationship between the student body and the faculty. The Student Council is the supreme student governing body. TRAVELINC VACABONDS The Traveling Vagabonds, the oldest club at Carver, endeavors to make tours of interesting and important places in Baltimore, and to learn through traveling something of importance concerning nearby places. The program this year, 1950'-1951, includes trips to Friendship Airport, VVash- ington, Annapolis, and Mount Vernon. The theme for this year is Politeness Versus Rudeness. The newly elected officers as of March 1951 are: Hattie Highsmith ..... .. . President Adlyn Murchison .. .. L ..... Vice President Mattie Smith . . . ...... Secretary Joan Taylor was re-elected as Treasurer. Mayola Man- ning is in charge of the Sinking Fund. SAFETY CLUB The Carver Safety Club is a group of students organized to effect smoothness of operations in the school among the student body. It is composed of students elected by the faculty because of their dependability, trustworthiness, initiative, and regards to organization and safety. THE CARVER CHORUS A group of students with a yearning to sing formed the Carver Chorus in the earlier months of 1950. This chorus is under the able guidance of Mrs. Lois Wright, our music instructor. Not only has the chorus rendered programs in our assemblies, but has given programs in other schools. The most notable appearance of the choir this year was at the Music Festival held at the Douglass High School. George XE Adams r XY llham Adams r and Nirs ThPodore Alford r and Kirs VK ehster Allen r Niac Alston 'Hrs Ohrz-daell Alston Mr Stulmg Alston Nils: Alaurqur. Ann 5 Nh' and Xlrs C Anderson Nirs D419 Anauson Nirs Kaur Anderson R1 xx-rc-nd KK m H Arthur Nh and Xin Hffnn Ash Nh Raxmond -Kurs 'Hrs Rom Mus Khss Duroihx Baum 'sire Chdxs Band Nh flrftnn Bama N rs Cnn Bama N rs Slug.-xrml Bama r md Sire C' NK Bamum K rs X14 Barrett K rs Shxru B.-xrntt Is rs Xl xrgdnt B Bans lx rs Xlanan B4 .ard X rs Eleanor Bill Nh Sustm Bennett Nh' and Nirs Be-mard Berry Nirs Be-S511 Bury Hrs ld..1L Ben'y Nh john Berry Nh jnscph B Bury lr Hr .and Xirs Xklun Berry Klrs Esthc r Blllups Mr Vhllmm N1 Bxrdu H R Blamkwmll Mrs Pnsull.-1 Bldnkwall Mrs Eulyn Blackvull Mus Shlrlny Boardley Mr Inhn Boawnght 'Vlrs Ieswm Bolder Mr Fm:-nl Bordxn 'Hr joseph Boslev Mrs Cora Bostln M155 Dorothy Boyd Hrs Niarv jane Boyd Mr Matthews Boyd Mrs Frances Bud Mr jesse Braswell Mr Wlllmm Brlchc Mr Charlma Bnscm Mr Cornelius Bnsux E Edward Brltmn Mr johnnle Brooks MISS Mauna Brooks Mr Oplel Brooks Mlss Carrie Brown Mr Ellschcr Brown Mr Harold Brnwn Mr Harvey Brown Mrs Lottie Brown Mrs Lou1seP Brown Mrs M S Brown M1 Ralph Brown Mrs Elrzalxth Bryant Mr E :rl Bundara Mr Thomas Burnll Mrs Dalsy Burton Vlr Samud Butler Mrs Thunsa By rd Mlss Beatnu Caldwell Mr Lorenzo Campbell Mrs Certmde Campher Mr Samuel Cannaan Mr Moses Canada Dorothy Carter Vlrs Elvira Carter Mrs Luvenu Carter Mr james Cartu' Mrs julia Carr Mr john Carrmgton Mrs Bessre Carroll Mr and Mn Haney Carroll 'Vlrs Dorothy Cannll Mr Charles A Carv Mrs Eungmllne Caswell Mr Iohn L Cawthome Nh Nh-ndlth Chappell Nlrs Ceorgla Chamhllss Klrs Edna A Chase Vr W1lllamChase N11 Iames Chern Mr Horam VV Clark Nlrs Vlary R Clark Nlr and Nirs john Coates Mrs Nhry Cnbbs Mr Thomas Colher! Mlss C1-nu nw Cole Nirs Launm Cullman r and Kin jr hn Connor r Be-n1.1nun Coopu Osnar Corhm r I F Corprevn r john N Cotton r Fredendc Countess r Ro Lee Comer Khss E sye Cox Mrs Ethel Frans Mlss Cath: nm Crock:-M Mrs Mary L Crudup Mn Bmtnu CUH Nh' Lmonard Cunni D Mlss Dorn Dannela PATRONS Xhss Ann Dax age Xlr Clifton Daxenport Mrs Martha Davenport 'slr Alfred Dans Nlrs Audrevl Dans Mrs Ela1neC Dans Xhss Rose Xiane Dans Sir Xhllum Dans Nlr H Dennxs L M Dennrs r Solomon Drckerson r and Mrs Dorsey r and Mrs Xlelxm Duncan rs Amanda Dunn r Shannon Durrell X rss Myrtle Dyson r james E Early r Ddud Echols I Benpamm Edmonds r be-un Edmonds Hex ercnd Elliott Nhss Rnutta Elliot! 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Hackett rs Alloes Hall Mrs Carne Hamlm K rs Hana Hammond Mr NV1ll1a.mj Hammond Klr Klamdth Hardln Klr Robert Harper Nlrss Margaret Harrell Alrce Harns Mrs Beatnce Hams Nlr Carlton Hams Mrs Cenev1eveC Harns Mrs Beatnce Hamson Mrs Bessie Har! Nh William Hayes E C Hays Nir james Haywood Nhss Beit Hawkins Mrs Exe yn Hawthome Nh Luther He-ard Klr Charlesj Henry Urs Emma Henson Mrs Shuley Henry 'th Moses Hrcks Nh Raymond Hunks Mrs Dons Hlll Mrs Nlan Hlll Nir Samuel Hxll Nh' johnnle Hlllen Hr Paul Hlnton Nhss Martha Hodge Nh' John Hoifnagel Mrs Clara Holland Mrs Grace Holle Kits NVa.rd B Ho Nlr Emest Holmes Mrs Glona Hop Nhss N lola Horsey Nhss Ruby Horto Mrs Flonne Houston Nlrs Dora Hoyles Nirs Mary Hudnell Ni! Franklln Hudson Mrs Emma Hugh'-s Mrs Delores Hun! Mrs Helen Hunt r Nlelxm Hunt Xir Lerov Ingram X rs Nlattxe lsaal. 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BIADISON 4141 Complzments of ROBINSON S DRUG STORE CUT RATE 2139 41 PENNSYLVANIA AVE BALTIMORE 17 MD 50 Years Faithful Service FIT FOR A KING Style Kang MANNY KING says My Clothlng Is Indlviduallv Styled F1nest Hand Talloring F eaturing 10073 All Wool Wors ted And Shark Sklns 1341 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE MADISON 0709 Mrs George H Holloncl FUNERAL HOME 1631 DRUID HILL AVENUF BALTIMORE 17 MD MADISON 0692 THE ROSE STILL GROVVS BEYOND THE WALL Near shady wall a rose once grew Budded and blossomed IH God s free light NV Itered and fed by mormng dew Sheddlng its sweetness day and night As lt grew and blossomed fair and tall Slowly rising to loftier helght It came to a crevice In the wall Through which there shone a beam of light , . I . 7 , . . O I I , . , . , . . 7 cc . . . 2 ' 1 as . . . ' I ' ' 1 a - ' , l ' , ' i r 5 ' ' D MARYLAND SCHOOL PRINTING OFFERING BEST INSTRUCTION Classes SA M 1 P M M 6 6 M P 609 SNIITHSONT STREET BALTIMORE 17 MD Phone LAFAYETTF 6186 Complzments f Dr Barnett M Rhetta Jr 1V00len Materzals by the Yard F01 Men S and Iadzes Gcuments Spcczal attentzon 511,871 GIS attendmg uarzous Tazlorn g Trammg Schools on 11 oolens for thezr 0u,n needs FISHEL COHEN COMPANY 418 XV BALTINIORE STREET CLOSED ox SATURDAY OF .T .- .. .:-:1P. .- P.M. :-: P. .-11.M. .. . .1 .. O Men s Women s Clnldren s Wearzng Apparel 'NIAd1son 8567 ROBINSON S We Dress The Famzly 627 W LANVALE STREET BALTIMORE 17 MD CHARLES HIGH STORE Dany Products and Ice Cream Confectzonanes Grocerzes CHAS XIILLIANIS Prop 9 N SCHRGEDER STREET EDmonc1son 4840 R BALTIXIORE 73 XID The Bug Lmle Hazette Barber Shop 1518 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE The place of service for the entzre family MRS LUCILE M ALLEN lllgr 'Vo One lxnous Pamt Lzkc A Pamter Gllmor 3967 II L Delneer EDMONDSON HDWE CO Pamts and Ilarcluarc EDNIONDSON1 and CARY BALTINIORI XID Phone MAdlS0n 2954 M Free Plck Up and Dehvery 408 WILSON STREET MITCHELL S TAILORS Expert Cleanmg Repamng Alteratzons Hats Cleaned and Blocked Satzsfactzon Guaranteed R N MITCHELL Prop DRUID Launders Dry Cleaners Smce 1898 MAd1son 1664 YARD GOODS CENTER Szllc Rayon and Cotton lPla1n and Prmtsj Woolens Lmens and Drapery F abrms Bedspreads Blankets and Comforts 321 N EUTAW STREET MUlberry 8802 BALTIMORE 1 MD MARYLAND LEATHER COMPANY Ieatlzer Shoe Fmdmg,s Bootblaclr Supplzes Shoe Ilaclunery 1179 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE WErnon 0014 BALTIMORE 1 MD Bonded Member Florist Telegraph Dellvery Assouatxon SUMMERS F L O R I S T Phone MAd1son 1701 1542 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BALTIMORE 17 MD 'I axlors Cleaners Furrzers NI lla Us Your Ile ldqn lrters for L1nm,f.,s TFIIIIITIHIQS bewmg Supplzes Complete hm ol qu lllty 1lI'llITgS Incl trnnnnngs lor vour 4 xr ry med 'lt prlu s won L m lfford to ply MORTON SCHENK 417 XV BALTINIORE STREET BALTINIORE 1 MD Complzments of The Strand Bowlmg Alley Complzments of THE SPORTLAND 7476 PENNSYLN AINIA AX ENUE 3 ! 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I MACE LUMBER CO L U V B E R 1107 N FRENIOINT AVENLE Phone NIAd15on 0130 BAKER S MEN S SHOP The 1 oung Ven s Store Shrrts Tzes Socks The Latest Styles wxth Deslred Appeal 1503 PENNSYLX ANIA AVENUE HENRY BAKER Mgr WATKINS AND WELLS P R I N T E R S 819 N FREMONT AVENUE Phone LAf1yettc 3113 I BRENNER AND BROTHER F me Woolens Sold by the Yard W BALTIMORE STREET Sermce Wzth A Smrle DORSEY S SERVICE STATION PENNSYLVANIA AVE md MOSHER ST IAS T DORSEY Prop IAS E JONES Mgr Phone MAd1son 9485 A Fme Place to Get the Fmest Foods VISIT THE MCCULLOH DELICATESSEN 1700 MCCULLOH STREET BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Paperhangmg Pamtmg and General Contractmg Free Estlmates 434 E 20th STREET Phone HOpk1ns 4239 MAd1son 9468 6 Hour Servlce PROVIDENCE CLEANERS 564 McMECHEN STREET Roland 'md Percy Nlcholson Props BALTIMORE 17 MD GREENE S PHARMACY Prescrrptron Speczahsts BENIAMINA GREENE Pharmacrst 416 LAURENS ST Comer McCulloh MAd1son 7633 BALTIMORE 17 MD DR CHALMERS HAIRSTON D E N T I S T 720 N CARROLLTON AVENUE BALTIMORE 17 MD Teelphone MAd1son 6843 Immedzate Dentures WILLIAMS PHOTO STUDIO Copying and Enlargmi and Photostats Open Sun ays 698 W MOSHER STREET Phone MAd1son 3137 FREMONT ESSO SERVICE FREMONT and MOSHER Phone LAfayette 6865 Complaments of ROBERT H WASKEY Complzments of GILLIAMS CONFECTIONERY 617 CUNIBFRLAND STREET I I . , , . 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TELEVISION Sales Serucc Reparrs 5455 WILSON STREET lhone NIACIISOII 9749 HILLS TONSORIAL PARLOR Afro Agent 9590 IIURON ST Phone ED 5783 GEORGES SHOE REPAIR SERVICE Whzle You Wart CEO TIBBS Prop 937 RIDGELY STREET Complzments of JONES CAFE 1707 VV LORMAN STREET BALTIMORE 17 MD General Insurance WILLIAM B DIXON Automobzle Insurance 1533 PENSYLVANIA AVENUE Phone LAf.1yettc 4100 C ongratulatzons to AGNES V COLLINS From DALE F THOMAS Congratulatrons SCOTTYS BARBER SHOP 1973 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Congratulatrons Popes Confechonery 8- Grocery Store 1679 E JEFFERSON STREET BALTINIORE 5 MD Complzments of JOHNSON BROS Cleaners and Dyers office md Plant 573 N NIONROE ST Phone GI 9734 B-XLTINIORE '73 XID I mt the PARK SANDWICH SHOP Sundries Mzlkslulkes Ice Cream Sodas and Amusements 1113 N BROADVVAY BALTINIORE KID LAURASTINIE BESS Prop v fy y 7,1 7, I I I I A y , 1 . . I I 2 I 1 o I I I , , -I D -... x xi I 1 3 xx I I . 4 w W , H ' . 4 I I . , . A , . . Q 2 . I I 1 , . 1 , . 1 . . I I .' -.' - '. 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Lorenzo Cfxmpbell Presulent Henrlettfa Lyons Secretary Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS from Tm POIIOXXIINC STUDEN15 IN CLASQ HB3 Theodore C Wy nn Dorothy Cloud Vesturq Terry Audrey Cxbson Mary Turnc r XI lrv Turner Altoon 1 Young Emmet Transou Xllldred Tr in ers Clar 1 Perklns Doris XILB IL Annu Bc dd Ll lr 1 Owtns XV lltc r Cl iscoe Halen Pc rlcms to the GRADUATING CLASS TOTTL THE BUSINESS LADS AND LASSIES Rlchard W1ll1 uns Vice Preszzlc nt fkddle Shell Fznanczal Stcretary Clorm Brnscoe Buszness Manager XIEXIBERS Ins Barney Bermce Conaw ly XValter Cl lscoc Nanme jenlcms Sarah Lmthlcum Edlth Scott X metta Street 'Xl rut D mls C lorn Crea nt Betty Johns I dw 1rd XILSW un Thom lb Scrlbner Bm ssle L sher Audrt y Clhson Thtodore Cu x nn Bu erlv lu vs Algenc f,llXtl' Imogene Sh rcltlc tt JCSSIC XX llson Xl 1gg.,1c Colun an XX1ll1m B C xlrnorc Rohr rt ll ull Bc rth 1 L4 mon Btttw P ark: r Fra eda Shropslurt ' -1 7 7 w W w W 5 A A 4 I 5 ' 1 f . z 1 1 ' 1 I ' 2 . ' - - ' . . 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