Carver High School - Eagle Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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CLASS SUNG When we speak lhe sad word farewell l-low oil our eyes are balhed wilh 'rearsz Bur l-lope whispers lo each saddened hearl Friendships' golden links will hold lhrough passing years. Farewell. class rnales, farewell, dear school, Our hearrs will oflren hear The soil refrain Farewell, farewell, farewell, farewell unlil we meel again. Though our palhs may lead us lar aparl Bul old Carver l-ligh will ever bide We will brealhe a prayer lo meer again And our Alma lV1a+er's linlc will slem each fide. Tunr-Al.o1i,x U15 Hy FR,xNKx'1z RVTII HVNT1-:R CLASS MOTTO CLASS COLORS Sl1'zrgg!v.r iiiukv .rz1rfr.r.r,' .vz1rrr'.r.s' limkfx 13'1,,p and 11111110 l1affvi1iv.s'.r,' f1lf'7'f f0I'l', IN us 1'0soIt'c fo malrc' nzrr.vvI7'0s SIlf'ff'.Y.S'.fIlI and Izafvpy. fiffeen

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lourleen PGEM ' Hy TXIAGGIIC H. SMITH Ouf of Carver in ninefeen fiffy We, a class brighf and fhriffy, Will do our besf fo make a name And wrife our sfory on fhe scroll. Trouble has never worried us As we fraveled Through life's dusf, By a road fhaf leads us ever on To fhe highesf places man has frod. While af sfudy wifh no feacher near, Our lessons we masfered wifh conscience clear: We never freffed, poufed or frowned Buf gof our lessons as by dufy bound. Through old Carver we onward passed, Shunning neifher books nor daily class: Buf mef fhem all wifhouf a dread And each day found us forging ahead. The rules of fhe school have we ever kepf, As we've climbed upward sfep by sfep: The word can'f we puf away And leff for ofhers fo say. We've laid aside can'f and picked up must And puf much emphasis on if, l frusf: Thaf is fhe reason why we are here Crowned wifh success wifh hearfs full of cheer. lvlarch on, old Carver, grand and fall, March on. old school mafes, one and all: To our dear feachers we say, March on! To your success when we are gone. Now fhe fime has come fo say farewell: l-low our courage fails us you cannof fell, For our pleasanf memories we have a sigh, And say fo dear old Carver, Goodbye And now fhaf 'rhe final word is spoken Lef us keep our ranks unbrokeng Wifh Carver as our beacon lighf, Lef us marc-h onward fo fhe heighf. Wifh relucfance we leave old C. H. S. Where we've fried fo do our very besf: We shall sfrive fo reach fhe highesf goal, And meef life's dufies wifh courage bold. -'TX is gd ' M ,Wm M ,,a-., ,. X S ,L as--,ii ll i

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QBur last Tllilliill anh Uliestament MARTHA VINEYARD wills Edward Whillock a package ol paper and a pencil so lhal he won'l have lo borrow any during lhe lirsl six weeks ol his Senior Year. ' EVELYN SIMMONS wills Mrs. Cooke a box ol Kleenex so lhal she will have lhem when she lakes a cold. ALICE MANNS wills Belly Freeman and Jean Chapman a bag ol polalo chips so lhal lhey won'l sland around lhe caleleria looking hungry. ROCKLEY BRATTON wills Edilh Wiley the abilily lo gel lo School on lime in lhe morning. MATTIE WILEY wills Mr. Price a key chain so lhal he won'l have lo use a salely pin. FRANCES WILLIAMS walls .lm Chapman me abilily lo own a W so ihsi she won'l have lo nam Bucky lo ride an his. FRANKYE HUNTER wills Dorolhy Holmes a car in case John Fairlax's breaks down. ELSIE TERRY wills James Hardy a crale ol Coca-Cola lo keep lhe coke machine running nexl year. CLARA ANDERSON wills Carnila Alexander a car so lhal she won'l have lo depend on Bobby Twine. ALBERTA HALE wills Melvina Manns lwo hair barelles so lhal she won'l have lo borrow any lor a couple of monlhs. MAGGIE SMITH wills Annie Bell Sheppard a piano so lhal she will be able lo conlinue her music lessons CHARLES THOMPSON wills lhe enlire Sludenl Body the abilily lo gel along wilh leachers. SONNY BAXTER wills Clarence Wrighl his abilily lo work locker combinalions. GEORGE GREENHOWE wills Mr. Price a can ol blue painl so lhal he can painl his car lo look like a hol-rod. WILLIAM JONES wills lo lhe lulure Algebra classes his abilily lo work Algebra. HOMZA HALE wills James Hale lhe abilily lo be on lhe baskelball leam. THEODORE HARRIS wills George Bruce a package ol cigarelles. RUFUS HOLLY wills his exlensive vocabulary lo his fellow schoolmales. BETTIE ANDERSON wills Mrs. Cooke a box ol powder lor her ilch. CLEASE THOMPSON wills Mallie Vineyard her abilily lo conlinue lo make good grades lhroughoul the years. REBA TERRY wills any girl in Carver her abilily lo play baskelball. LENA QUARLES wills Hazel Anlhony her abilily lo sludy more and keep her everlasling friendship. JANET THOMASON wills Shirley Quarles her abilily lo keep up her sludy and lind friendship in lhe lulure. HANNAH GROGAN wills Rowena Pellerson lhe abilily lo finish school. ' THERESA PENN wills all lhe sludenls of Carver her everlasling friendship. ETHEL HOLLEY wills lhe Junior Class lhe abilily lo succeed. RICHARD GRAVELY wills all his love lo any girl in Carver School. RALPH BROWN wills Mr. Price lhree sporl books so he can learn a lillle more aboul sporls. WILLIAM GRAVELY wills John Hopkins a pipe lo keep him from smoking cigarelles. JOHN HELM wills his abilily lo learn lo some lucky senior. JOSEPH CURTIS wills Charlie Bailey his hook shol. FRANCIS BANKS wills all ll-ie girls ol Carver School his everlasling friendship. ANDREW JONES wills John Wrighl his lennis shoes so John won'l have lo borrow any nexl year. LEWEY HALE wills Theodore Lewis a pair ol sweal socks. WILLIAM LEVICY wills Theodore Lewis lhe abilily lo slay in school and gel his lessons RUSSELL SMITH wills Weelher Smilh lhe abilily lo play baskelball. sixleen