Carver High School - Eagle Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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-l-ll? T-leart Carver , if is if - l 1E ARE PRONE To Talce Tor granTed Mr. Lee, Mrs. Waldron and Mrs. Anderson, buT, if we sTop To Thinlc Tor a second This would no longer be True. OT whaT imporTance is The quieT genTleman whom we TrequenTly see during The day and who is always presenT aT nighT alilairs? WhaT would happen iT he should decide To Talce a day or Two oTT wiThouT warning? Mr. Lee is never Too busy To aTTend To our wanTs-iT is he who sees ThaT we have a warm building, who will open doors when lceys are losT, who will Turnish supplies when we wish To clean up. Talce a look aT The building aT 3:30 p.m. when we leave school: Then noTe The diTTerence aT 9 The nexT morning. lT is Mr. Lee who checks The Tempera- Ture OT The gym during games and aTTempTs To reguIaTe The heaT Tor The besT inTeresTs oT The players. l-le is The one who checks The lighTs and sees ThaT The building is securely locked. To Mr. Wallace Lee we wish To express our appreciaTion Tor his services and we hope ThaT nexT year his work will somehow be made less burdensome. And whaT bell do we lisTen Tor more anxiously Than ThaT which signals LunchTime ? How would we Teel il, upon dashing To The caTeTeria, we were informed ThaT Mrs. Waldron and Mrs. Anderson had noT prepared lunch? How could we Tace The aTTernoon classes wiThouT lunch? lT's a -horrible ThoughT! We haven'T been ThoughTTul enough To Thanlc These ladies for Their ser- vices beiore now, buT we wish To say To Them ThaT They, along wiTh Mr. Lee, are really The l-learT of Carver and we are glad ThaT we have been associaTed wiTh Them. To These Three persons The Seniors say So long and Thanks Tor everyThing! Th rTy-Tour