Carver High School - Eagle Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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l . V I ur Principal 'lk' fu is MR. R. RUSH AND1-:RsoN Dear Seniors: Time has moved around fhe clock of life and has broughf you fo fhis evenfful year-a year when aspirafions and dreams of a new day have come frue. May fhis new day be bedecked wifh a growing love for greafer service fo all mankind and fhis world a beffer world because you helped fo make if so. Through fhe years I shall always remember you and hope for you fhe besf of life's freasures. Seniors, we have come To fhe parfing of fhe ways. and l would nof deny you fhe opporfunify of hoisfing your sails fo The sfronger winds of a greafer sea. For how could you fesf your skills and demonsfrafe fhe lessons faughf here af Carver, if life's waves were always smoofh? However, as you sail on life's sea, seek 'fo measure The heiqhf and depfh of all mankind on fhe scales of unbiased and unemofional opinions. Drink deeply from The cups of knowledge. Re- member. Seniors, undersfanding is a blessing of educafion. Therefore, when you reach fhe harbor of success, I bid you go forfh and remember, Success is found in fhe soul of you and nof in fhe realm of luck: fhe world will furnish fhe work fo do, buf you musf provide fhe pluck. Members of fhe Class of l95O, l congrafulafe you foday because yours is fhe opporfunify fo go forfh and use fhe falenfs God has given you. I .rtill :hall knofk upon lifelr door And pound its heavy bolt.: and bar: Although my flmh he rweak and .fore And face a mess of ugly .vrarsp I fwill not falter, nor give up I'lI rlimb a Calvary 'with a Cross, Endurr the thorns, and drink the cup But nefucr count my purpose lost. Sincerely, R. RUSH ANDERSON four

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Senior Cla-ss Advisers ef it ef NIRS. MARTHA SUE COOKE MR. JAMES W. PRICE Jf74RS. MARTHA SUE COOKE began teaching at Carver upon graduation from Virginia State College in I944. MR. JAMES PRlCE, who returned to Bluefield State Col- lege atter three years in the Army, graduated in l948 and obtained a teaching position at Carver that September. These two persons became co-sponsors ot the Junior Class in l948 and continued to sponsor the class during the I949-50 school year. My fondest hope tor each ot' you is that you will succeed in your every endeavor. l can truthtully say that parting is sweet sorrow, tor although l will miss you, I am confident that you will make me proud to say that l have been associated with you. l wish you Bon Voyage and leave you with these tew words ot good advice: Take time to fwork-it is the priee of suetesx. Take time to think-it ix the fountain of fwisdom. Take time to play+it i.r the .ferret of perennial youth. Take time to read-it is the fountain of wisdom. Take time to worship-it is the highfway to refverenre. Take time to he happy-it is the road to lzappinesx. Take time to dream--it i,r hitrhing your 'wagon to a star. MARTHA SUE COOKE six All good things must come to an end. So ends a beautiful association here at Carver School. lt l had a tinal message to give you it would be this: Whatever you do, do it well. Many obstacles will confront you. Simply lceep struggling and success will be yours. Good lucl: and shoot tor the stars even it you do tall in the clouds, tor, as Robert Browning so truthtully said: 1lIan',r reach should exceed his grasp--or fwhaf: a heaven forfn jAMEs W. Pxxcs