Carver College - Carveran / Buck Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Clajj Predident d M.eAdag,e TO THE SENIOR CLASS Two years ago we started down an unpaved road, paving the way for others to follow The fork of the road is coming into sight. We must turn off and leave the task to those who come after us. As we begin to make that turn one thought is uppermost in our minds. We have reached a momentous milestone of the journey of Carver College, from a flickering ideal in the brains of a few, to a glittering reality in the hearts of many, and in future years may we truthfully say, -- Carver College serves this community and the community loyally supports Carver College. This thought expressed by the first BUCK STAFF, reflects the spirit of the pioneer students and portrays a shini ng standard to the students who will pass this way. I know that the road was rough and rocky; but our instructors have been great helpers and guides. They have kindled faith and confidence in all. Their untiring efforts have enabled us to face an uncertain future with the confidence that we have reached an important milepost in our quest for training for the abundant life. We are stepping into a world that is rapidly changing. The training received here should be of tremendous aid in meeting this great challenge. It is not difficult to foresee that many of my fellow classmates will attain positions of eminence in their chosen lines of endeavor. There is no short cut to success. Let us, then be up and doing. With a heart for any fate; Still achieving, still pursuing. Learn to labor and to wait. It is an honor and a privilege to have led this first graduating class of Carver College, and 1 am humbly grateful for all the co-operation which we were given. In closing, may I thank each and every one of you. My earnest hope is that you may have a full, happy and successful life. George R. White CLASS PRESIDENT

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SENIOR JAMES L. THOMPSON Ambition; T. ! .. R. Hobby: Singing Major: Liberal Arts LILLIAN R. WALKER Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Hobby: Reading, Writing for Publication Major: Liberal Arts JOHN WARD, JR. Ambition: Salesman Hobby: Sports Major ; Business Administration GEORG2 R. WHITE Ambition: To be a successful doctor Hobby: Bowling Major: Pre -Medicine 1951 MAE LENORA VAUGHN Ambition: Laboratory Technician Hobby: Singing and Reading Major : Pre -Medicine JEAN I. WALLACE Ambition: General Business Teacher Hobby: Reading Major: General Business JAMES R. WEDDINGTON Ambition : Busine ssman Hobby: Golf Major: Liberal Arts

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DECK ACTIVITIES Senior Cla33 OfflcerJ Mr. Edward High Advisor Miss Mary Cannon Secretary Mr. Warren McKissick Treasurer Mr. Robert Mac key Vice -President Mr. James Weddington Parlimentarian Miss Mae Lenora Vaughn Assistant Secretary Mr. George R. White President