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

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SHIP ' S LOG orewon In offering this, 1951 BUCK, to the students, faculty, and friends of Carver College, we, the members of the Editorial Staff, have sincerely tried to maintain the high standards of the BUCK of the preWous year and definitely hope that it will warrant the approbation of its readers. The Editorial Staff realizes that it is you who have made this 1951 BUCK- you and the time you have spent here at Carver College, You are an integral part of this book. It was students like you in search of know- ledge that instituted this college. It is your spirit that will keep it alive and active. And now, after two years of serious and diligent preparation toward assuming a position in life, you are leaving. It is the desire of the BUCK Staff that your 1951 BUCK will be a constant reminder of the per- sonalities, the class-rooms, the activities-the spirit of college life you will never want to forget. We are fully cognizant of the endeavors made by our director, Vernon A. Buck, Jr., our altruistic faculty, and the Adnninistrative Secretary, who were instrumental in helping us survive the many vicissitudes and ramifications which adorn the road to progress. We feel that these activities publicized here indicate one indelible fact: that another step toward cultural and intellectual achievement has been gained. THE STAFF

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ContentJ Thou, too sail on, O Ship of State ' With all the hopes of future years, hanging breathless on thy fate ! I Ship ' s Log Foreword Dedication II The Ship S. S. Carver III Ship ' s Officers The Captain First Mate Officers Crew Members IV Deck Activities Classes Organizations Activities V Journey ' s End Alma Mater

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dedication DR. ELMER H. GARINGER, Superintendent Because of his infinite devotion to education, his continued striving for an integrated American culture, and his herculean strides in education, w e, the editors, dedicate this year book to Dr. Elmer H. Garinger, in grateful acknowledgement. The unanimous bestowal of this honor upon Dr. Garinger is a reflection of the high esteem in w hich he is held by the members of this graduating class. We sincerely believe that personal interest w hich he evinces in the welfare of Carver College surpasses what is required of him in this respect. We treasure the influence that he has exerted upon our careers, both as educator and friend, and we take this singular opportunity to thank him for these efforts and make this dedi- cation to him as a small token of our appreciation.