Carver High School - Hornet Yearbook (Midland, TX)

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p-45 MR C A THOMAS PRINCIPAL At Carver the Service Is Personal We accept the axuom that the school exusts for the educatuon of boys and gurls The school program of studles and nts total educatsonal actlvmes then become an :tem of fnrst tmportance Schools In a way are luke gasolme servlce statuons One gets your car ready for the road and the other gets you ready for your road of lrfe Some servrce statuons are llttle more than beat up old pumps by the side of the road A few schools are luke that too but we are happy to say that CARVER ns one of those schools that provide as wlde a range of rndnvndual servlces for the student as the super modern falling station provldes for the motorlst - ' u t 5 I . 'C - I - R ' as Q ' 71 ..... ,,,M,MMmQ. Q2 ,X . - A ' 'JR . . . , ' I I ' . I I

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Q MIDI AND Tl xAs February 3 1956 Dear Students The mamtenance m Amerxca of a democratxc soczety a productxve economy an effxcxent government and a hlgh level of cultural outlook and moral convxctlon IS the greatest functxon of free publxc educauon May your stay at Carver Hxgh School equlp you to become a worthy member of our socxety and help you contrlbute to these axms Harold H Hxtt Superxntendent of Schools HHH pm DIIDLANIJ INIJICPENIJENT SCHOOL DISTRICT Iluumn ll. lll11TluvnulN1lNuIuY . A 1

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Everyone knows what happens when o e druvss tnto a real top not h serxrce statuon at ktnd of gas wall ur an ou tre been checked recently? Clean the wundshueld Rest rooms snack bar And flnally the attendant calls a frmendly farewell as he thrusts unto your hands o marked map showing the way to your destnnatuon CARVER SCHOOLS luke wlse provude a remarkable range of personal services From the ttme one enters the check ups begun hearung eyesight teeth general health tntellu gence tests achnevement tests aptttude tests etc The students chassts are not standarduzed so the school funds plenty to do for each undnvudual No FBI agent knows more about the man he shadows than the good school knows about nts students For each student there ts a most detailed fule No one has descrlbed the school more aptly than dld Revo Deschalne a student In a hugh school at Fort Kent who sand Schools show Js a way of ltvlng and a way of moktng a llvnng If thas ObI9CfIVe IS to be matntamed at CARVER all of us must face up to our responstbullttes All of us as chtldren of the fathers of our country who gave to us thus wonderful system of educatlon and the opportunuty to make the most of ourselves In every way All of us as pupuls and students to accept the opportunuty offered to do our best wuth zeal and devotnon All of us as parents clttzens teachers adrnlnustrators and board members to gulde and support schools so that they may be truly open doors of opportunuty to all lf all of us assume these responslbllntles and carry out the programs destgned to fulfnll them we shall un time I am confndent be able to say tn good consclence that we have accepted thrs grand system of educatuon and are wullnng to defend at from all assaults and that we an turn wlll be able to glve to our children better tralnung and more opportunities than we ourselves are enloytng today We are grateful indeed to all of those who contrubuted nn any way to the publncatnon of this our 1956 school annual CH n ' e, ' - c ' : 'Wh ' A it be, Sir? Has the a' ' y 'r E ss , . , - , . t - ' 1 ' , ' , , , ' '- . . , . , . , . . . ,, ' , , f - , , - , , 1 ' ' ' I I I ' I I A l , , , , , . !' If K I