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

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T j Mall of Jame V MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLARENCE H. BELLAMY Our Picasso. He is continually bursting with enthusiasm and mirth. MOST STUDIOUS ROBERT H. RICHMOND We wonder what goes on in that psychiatric mind, and every now and then Bob gives us a tantilizing glimpse.

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ctlaAt Will and Tjeitantent State of North Carolina County of Mecklenburg City of Charlotte of the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1952 of CARVER COLLEGE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 7 A ' ! members of the Class of ' SZ, being of unsound mind and ill health do £ | hereby bequeath our individual liabilities and collective assets as stated herein To our Director, faculty, and the entire Carver community we leave our eternal best wishes and gratitude to everyone who has played a part in filling the past two years of our lives never-to-be-forgotten experiences P t two To organizers and participants in a variety of extra-curricular activities, we bequeath the uncanny talent and organizational abilities of Clarence H Bellamy who has been instrumental m the success of many extra-curricula activities here at Car- „ ° ' ' ' d- Clarence H. Bellamy, James Brown leave to Lavone Black- well. William T. Reeder and Mary Brooks a great reputation and love of the theater both of which we trust will be nurtured and fostered with genuine devotion John Houston wills his accounting work book to Louis Rudisill John Hunter wills his ability to master the English language to Helen Hamilton. WilbertB. Liston wills his dilatory tactics to John Williams Shedr ' ick w lUam ' s°. ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ° interepret Robert ' s Rules of Order to Kirkiy ' ' ' ° h t l ty to preside in an authoritative manner to Pearly to RicSrt™t ' ' ' ' ' Carusoic (coined by an English authority) voice Cr r. X T l ' ij ' ' ° ° unknown to Claude Stephens. Grace Henderson wills her efficiency to Evelyn Stitz Robert L Harrison wills his freedom from care to Bruce Johnson Charles R. Praylor wills his artistic ability to Willie Gunter Richard A Stewart wills his accounting ability to Samuel Cunningham. Wilbur B. Stmson wills his aggressiveness to Delia Moore Willie Wilson wills his typing book to Margaret Thompson James W. Alexander wills his ability to organize to Cleon Nance Lewis E. Clawson wills his business ability to Harry Coins Thomas Cuthbertson wills his sincerity to Marcus Reeder and f:: i: ?::irv.T: ' ° l ll her abUUy to be more on thequiet James W. Gaither wills to James Grier his engineering ability C aude Boyd wills his dynamic personality to Forrest Davidson Foard ' ' ' romantic ability and cave-man technique to William Raymond E. Henderson wills his intellectual keenness to John Russell Jesse Wise wills his mathematical ability to Ruben Ware Odell Hoover wills his reticence to Zorada Chambers James E. Stephens wills his zoology seat to Edward Harrison Edward Sims wills his pessimistic outlook on life to Rudolph Neely FHr M -fr . salesmanship ability to Alexander Pettice. Edith M. Hill wills her sedateness to Amanda Gardner Wh™ ° ' ' l ' ' l ' °° ' ' happiness to all future freshmen at Carver and s t ure.Thi frrs ry rjre! iTsT P°-essions, we hereby affix our seal Witnesses — Grace G. Henderson , Testator- Robert Richmond, Jr. Clarence H. Bellamy OBH

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Mall of 7a me MOST EFFICIENT GRACE L. HENDERSON Gracious Grace balances her gaiety and zest for fun with efficiency. MOST DRAMATIC WILBUR O. STINSON The sophisticated exterior hiding the mischievous Wilbu mm immgam t gmamm ' ™-—