Carver High School - Hornet Yearbook (Midland, TX)

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V P- I---. -- 91 3... 'I Q :::'-lllll-q ita- Q 'M 'VCU K ilvtnug-.Q T IIIIL.. q',.--' , ,N T1 Dill xt' gl Dear Students During the school year of l9SO Sl we have faced another international crisis which has challenged our ingenuity, energy, and our ability to think clearly The following guide posts may help us to keep this country free as it was planned by our forefathers who met in Independence Hall Let us remember that without individuel initiative our country cannot remain free It is the motivating force within us that creates a desire for a better way of life and at the same time permits us to develop the habits, attitudes, and skills necessary to build such a society If we are to maintain a free society ve must as individuals be willing to pay the price of freedom Education reaches its zenith when it assists man in this pursuit The problem is hon to teach man to tant to be free, and at the same time be assured that he is willing to accept the disciplines that make this freedom possible we must revise the philosophy of life that free dom is a right rather than a privilege, a gift rather than a quest, that some one else can make us free, that freedom is a cheap thing that costs little or nothing of ourselves This has been a good school year Good luck to each of you Sincerely yours, -,,' lAAA:1 Aa'VVV Y Frank Monnhe Superintendent of Schools Y

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0111 1 l CARVER HIGH SCHCOL E L ordar, Principal Midland, Texas Dear Students your first year book We rejoice vith you in the attainment of Umis great re sponsibility This year book preserves all those happy memories of school experiences for the days to come triunphs and defeats, joys and sorrows they all are down in the book and will be looked at and treasured twenty, thirty, fifty years hence Nay this record ever remind you that your purpose here at your Alma Mater has been that of dereloping yourselves mentally, physically, spirituallv,arc emotionally, to the end that the total product of your development vill repre sent worthwhile citizens How well these purposes have been blended will be reflected in the type of citizens you become we are slre tnat in the days that are anead, as in the days gone by, you vill regard your education as a power to be used, not alone for your advancements, or for your own selfish ends, but for the betterment of all mankind Sincerely yours, A 7sfLL6l4.f E L Jordan, Principal Y llll t- ' S. 1 'I 'Y The Principal and Faculty of the Carver High School congratulate you on .. . V I v . - V -. x .f T' ' C cy' 1, X U O