Carver High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1952 volume:

0ffify2qaf5al5f TAYLO I! wg YEARBOOK COMPANY 7:1460 ada f X A ' . A I ,4 UI-,UA4 X vin 1-ng mm ww -sneuvg J The Class of 1952 of the GEORGE W. CARVER HIGH SCHOOL Presents 49721112122 of ies ehbahbn CAPTAIN ELBERT R BISHOP The Semor Class of 52 wlshes to dedrcate SENIOR HI LITES to Captam Brshop Durxng hrs days as a member of our faculty hrs efforts were unurrng hrs humor never faxhng and to hrm one of our favoutes we pay rnbure MYRTICE K. BENNETT BOLLING SMITH Home Ecgnomicg Mathematics, Science 225:-:TljI7ER SPENCER u DORIS POLK Core 7, English Social Studies THOMAS WALLACE Industrial Arts JOSEPH DAY DOROTHY FIELDS Instrumental Music Library. COT'-1 3 GERALD GRIFFIN Mathematics, Science GLORIA MCDANIEL Core, Social Studies 4 rrr, gg JOHN STATEN Physical Education MILDRED JOHNSON Art EDITH JOHNSON, Manager ELIZABETH GREGG CARRIE SMITH WADE LEVERE, Foreman CAFETERIA . . 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PATSY AUGINS DONALD BEDFORD MABEL BROWN MARY BROWN MABEL CAUSION SHIRLEY COLLINS DELORES MADDEN BETTY MATTHEWS EVELYN MILLER ROGERS MYERS JUNE PARKER SHIRLEY PARKER JOAN PLOWDEN L EONARD SMITH SYLVIA SMITH THELMA SMITH MARY THORNTON DORIS WILLIAMS ELSIE WILLIAMS SHIRLEY WRIGHT RUBY YOUNGER 23' , A xg 34? ,'. 133 5 4 I 1 f a , R , ,, rg 00 .W A ' ' Q Y x fyfdffzefs 5 D 'dl 1 Daisy Madden Marion McDaniel Martha Morris Daniel Plowden Wilbur Powell Marion Smith Matthew Smith Vivian Smith Shirley Waters James Wells Mary Wells Campbell Williams Elaine Baker Wilton Belfon Doris Brown Sarah Cole Annette Cromwel' Vernon Daughton Connie Davis Doris Diggs Raymond Dorsey Sylvia D0rSey Bernice Gardner Lorraine Howard Iohn James Ethel Jenkins Pa vmond Johnson 19015 ?. A SECTION B SECTION gf? 'Rama If lla- im: Jai! ' Charles Brown Marion Daughton Gertrude Harris Paul Jackson Bernice Johnson Richard Johnson Elizabeth Kenton Paul McDaniel Claudette Mercer Charles Miller Madelon Myers George Nolan Howard Scott Sherman Smith Elsie Beard William Bishop Katherine Briscoe Marilyn Wales Virginia Wales Virginia White Arvell Williams Barbara Whye Lillian Whye '5 Phu me AVAILABLE Z- ' it , The Main Building The Hall Annex SENIOR HI- LITE The school year of 1951 - 52 is growing to a close, at least for the Seniors of the Carver High School. Six years of learning from the halls of opportunity are ours. The students are very busy this closing year. A year which we have looked forward to has come and soon will carry us out into the world of our unforeseen future. Before going, the class of 52 wished to say their farewells and have their last fragments of joy in the Carver High School. lt seems as if just yesterday was September the eighth, nineteen hundred and forty - six. The trees were green, the birds were singing, and the sun shone brightly. It was a beautiful day when 42 eager pupile registered in the old Carver High School, which then consisted of the present Elementary School building, The Elks Hall, the basement of the St. James A, U, M,P, Church, and an annex used for shop work. Our backgrounds were varied as we hailed from elementary schools all over the northern section of Baltimore county. Some of the schools have been since discontinued, victims of a new progressive era. The class of 52 are pioneers under the new 6 - 3 - 3 system of education. During the last six years we have watched all of the elementary schools slowly changed until now, none have more than six beginning grades. Ofour beginning schools, Luthervllle and Longreen have been closed, and Shepperd finally sent its last seventh grade to us at the beginning of the new year, 1952. The Basement Annex The Shop Annex QM W Christine Anderson Jacquelyn Augins Bernice Brown Edith Cromwell Helen Dorsey 36 - ffqil Xml, ' N Y i KIM N is 1: 411 2' 3, ' is Q Dorothy Quickly William Robinson Harvey Scott Phyllis Shorter Bertha Smith Dorothy Smith Thomas Smith Annetta Tucker Josephine Tucker Shirley Walker Iohn Williams Ida Williams QF Minnie Gross James Guy Shirley Harris Jean Jackson Bemard Johnson Henry Johnson Raymond Johnson Marie Jones Doris Knox Robert Lingham Norman Myers James Polston xy B SECTION X s K 'W x A SECTION . fl.. .xc Evelyn Brown Donald Campbell Imelda Cooper Robert Costen Verjesta Davis Amelia Dorsey Shealla Fisher Barbara Green Audrey Gregg Ruth Gregg James Howard Joan Jackson 22 A f, , , V Ui r' df 5 , ii 0 , I I Edward Beard Beulah Bess James Bess 'Pi 3 4 Hhs 1 'f XT, -A Robert Jackson Herbert Johnson Ruby Kenton Ernest Madden Gerald Madden Patricia Madden Joseph Parker Helen Reynolds Bessie Smith William Taylor Maxine Tucker Robert Washington Sylvia White Audrey Whye Marie Williams Grace Adams Louis Barger Raymond Berry Rosetta Bess Sherrie Brown Robert Cash Leo Cooper Joan Garrett Edna Gross John Guy Nancy Howard rx QW 3 Charles Johnson f has nd Auihkle at is Yi E! 5 L Harrison Allen Mamie Aye William Barnes Irene Beasley John Belford Estelle Brown France Bulter William Clark Nancy Collins George Dyer Yvonne Eley Cynthia Foote James Gregg William Harris Lorenzo Howard 'DOBUSY anis!-itll: 9 ig- aff xf 3 l V I U' f. ff V I 45 - 5.55, 7 1 Wt vs S, 'sxf 4. Gertrude Johnson Jean Johnson Genevieve Lee L eslie Lewis Beverly Lingham Clarence Miller Nellie Nolan Raymond Pitts Paul Plowden James Ringgold Robert Ryan Bessie Smith Harold Snowden Barbara Taylor Raymond Taylor Delores Thomas Eleanora Thomas 1. .,' -.1 4:1 . EG I GA HD TE Gladys Thoms A SECTION ,COT Q .A cu-sown L C: 3 , wing, Y J Q 1 sl H- T' 4 'EC 7-A f 'Yum a + ya. ,Mk v' 4 -- ' Q. - 9. 5 7 . , dis '55 :run Q L John Taylor Lewis Thomton Palmer White Shirley Ayers Edgar Beasley Thomas Briscoe Lawrence Brooks Georgia Brown Herbert Brown Leon Brown Walter Brown Ann Daughton Dorothy Gardner Charles Garrett Carvel Haynes Captolia King Stephen King Donald Madden Jn 3 of . - 1 af ,J . 'ITN Xi - I I Harvey Johnson Y. :J Mabel Johnson Henry Jones Helen Lee John Levere Thomas Moore John Nolan qi Betty Owens William Parker Delores Speed Arnold Sterling Margie Steward IWBIISY T John McClamb Elsie Polston Amanda Smith Caroline Smith Dora Smith Thelma Sterrett Robert Taylor Clarence Waters Edward Williams Joseph Williams x , E sw , J 7bf5dalm Q 1 1 4 Cf X4 lp... J 1 1 4 Fo X : V 'Qs bf 4 . K x QOOVVN Mildred Baker Annie Beasley Dorethea Briscoe Charlotte Brooks Grace Cook Amanda Gregg Alice Hall Melvin Jackson Evelyn Jarrett Clarence Johnson Clifton Johnson fi 45'-'E vlllll 'HW lk Henry Brooks Charles Brown David Brown Mary Campbell Albert Cooper Gladys Dorsey Arthur Epps William Gross Jean Howard Charles Johnson Florence Johnson Richard Johnson Edward Lee James Lowery Dutfl' 1314614 Edith Johnson Peggy Johnson Daniel Lingham Norman Mercer Roland Mercer Romaine Powell Norman Ringgold Glen Selby James Smith Paynter Ward Matilda Washington George Weems Beatrice Wiggins Agnes Williams Melvins Williams Roy Youniler A SECTION Bemice 'Lyfj n K.....46 S E VA ED 05, 11 Q., ., IH Pearl Madden Shirley McClamb Catherine Myers Emest Myers David Preston Carl Sands Charles Berry Howard Charity Thomas Chase James Cooper Alfretta Dorsey Lillian Figgs Louis Figgs Theresa Husen Edith Jackson Robert Jackson Eleanor Jenkins Charlie Johnson Doris Johnson Shirley Johnson Caroline Knox 36 Alfred Smith Nellie Squirrell Charles Walker John Williams Constance Wills IZUICS Wright B SECTION if Q, s K l 1 3? James Lingham Oscar Lingham Amos Madden Lloyd Maith James Myers Edward Payne Jacqueline Reynolds Frank Scott James Scott Denlock Smith Norman Smith Stanley Smith Wi11iatnTay1or James Williams Vivon Wills 45 Latherville fDiscontinuedJ Sparks Loreley SENIOR HI ' LITES The summer of nineteen - forty soon ended, and we were back in school. We had many additions to our class. The year before, Lutherville, Longgreen, and Carver elementary schools had sent us to Carver High to make up the class of 52 . Although seven people were forced to discontinue their studies in our first year, Chattolanee, Sparks, Loreley, and Shepperd Sent eighth graders to swell our ranks to 62. Due to this enlargement we were separated into two sec - tions. Mrs. Juanita Augustus and MissLouise Pyles, both lov - able and intellectual people, were our homeroom teachers . The memory of the second year shall always linger with us. The lovely days in Science doing experiments, the Music periods, when we had voice training, the Home Economics periods when the girls tried their skills in cooking and sewing and the boys practiced their skill inthe old shop building - - these memories shall always be with us. In Physical Education we used our excess energy by taking advantage of all the oppor - tunities offered. We participated in intramural games dur ing the entire year. During the year we lost three more of our class to the world of work. Longgreen fDiscontinuedJ Chattalanee Shepperd , -X X Y v YW' 'T . -f'b, fx Q: ff , A If v ., -ml fy, ti . ni .s if ,vi I Q nr :I J' yn' M 5' as ' A If . wr' .I 1 Q1 . gnc! -ww' 'MQW ' vi-??'5a f' ,,,,,jf'T1.,,g ,Q A ff-:m,.f1-M r 'f , 1g3?l5,,,1. I 'w 'ff MN .an wuh..,N . -if ' -W I, A 'A D 62 Q 5,3135 -'Q-ff A r M' I7 Ihln, I ' if .. 'la ,Av , fi W 'aw , 4 A 'N '1' I ' Eff: . F,-A Q ff . ,M-0,J,,., y , M, 1 N ,, ' ' 3' K ,ww ' gg,-4? aa? , fn, gd, H. ,,, KA 1 ., M31 J - ,. cw, 3. ff LIBRARY Lua I ' g I E i 5 A 'ri - in . J!7l!T1.s li iv -I 2 OFFICERS President: Doris Williams Vice President: Patricia Madden Secretary: Marie Jones Chaplain: Vejesta Davis Treasurer: William Bames Sponsor: MISS FIELDS Left to right: Charles Miller, Mary Brown, Mary Thomton, John McClamb, Donald Madden, Beverly Lingham, William Barnes, Caroline Smith, Doris Williams, Madel Meyers, Charles Johnson, Patricia Madden, Vejesta Davis, Gertrude Harris, Marie Jc Joan Jackson, Nancy Howard, Ernest Meyers. Seated, left to right: Charles Brown, Mary Campbell, Edward Williams, Walter Brown, Eugene Waters, James Wright, Lawerence Brooks, Lorenzo Howard. Standing: David Brown, Thomas Briscoe, Oscar Lingham, Richard Johnson, William Harris, Clarence Waters, James Waters, William Gross, Leon Brown, Roland Mercer. B f OFFICERS President: Edward Williams Vice President: Thomas Briscoe Secretary: Mary Campbell Sponsor: MR, MOORE -X i ACROBATIC LUB MR, STATEN . ,, s 2 ront: Beatrice Wiggins, Agnes Williams. Kneeling: Charles Berry, John James, James Williams, Denlock Smith, Zell Williams, Raymond Taylor, Leo Cooper, Norman Ringgold. Standing: Paynter Ward, Campbell Williams, Raymond Johnson, Wilbur Powell, James Scott, Charles Johnson, George Williams, Norman Mercer. BASKETBALL SQUAD Dec. 14 Ian. 9 Jan, 16 - Ian. 25 Feb, 1 Feb. 8 Feb. 11 Fen. 18 Feb. 20 Feb. 22 Feb. 27 Mar. 7 H - Home - Faculty - H - School 137 H School 137 - H Douglass - H - Banneker - H - Sollers Point - H Douglass - A - Harriet Tub man-A - Havre De Grace - H - Sollers Point - A - Harriet Tubman - H - Banneker - A A - ,Away Seated, left to right: William Bishop, Matthew Smith, Leonard Smith, Clarence Robinson, Howard Scott, Standing, left to right: Leroy Kenton. Wilton Belfofd. A1160 Ringgold, James Bess, Herbert Johnson, Not shown: Paul Jackson, Harvey Scott, Joseph Parker. June Parker, Bessie Smith, Ruth Gregg, Leonard Smith, James Jackson, Amy Davis Francis Butler, Rae Gwynn Secretary, Joseph Miller president, Elaine Colbert treasurer Jehue Smith, Johnsey Williams, Gerald Madden, Clifton Johnson, Howard Scott, Sallie Davis, Elizabeth Kenton, Matthews Smith, Anne Daughton, Lorraine Howard, Clarence Johnson. MISS POLK 2-6. E MR SIMS First row: Connie Davis, Secretary, Herbert Johnson, James Bess, Joseph Parker, Editor, Ethel X Gregg, Second row: Janet Lowery. John Belford, Leroy Kenton, James Gregg, Allen Ringgold, C ,S ' Henry Johnson, Charles Brown, William Robinson, Richard Johnson, Standing: Claudette Mercer, ' Marilyn Wales, Virginia Wales, Raymond Dorsey, William Bishop, Ruth Williams, Paul Jackson, gl -A Bemard Johnson. 1 rf . , y.i 2 , S T U D E N T C O U N C I L MRS. QUILLE left to right: Florence Johnson, Alfaretta Dorsey, Christine Anderson, Jacquelyn Augins, N E W S P A P 1 P -1 E R C L U B ' -1 I U N I O R R E D C R O S iS GRIFFIN G I R L S G L E E C L U B PYLES sal Z Sitting, left to right: Melvin Jackson, William Owens, Edward Lee, Thomas Chase, Daniel Lingham, Thomas Harris and Emory Brown, Standing, left to right: David Preston, Elsie Polston, Lilly Williams, Georgia Brown, Gertrude Chase, Thelma Sterrett, John Williams, Ralph Brooks, Mr. Smith and John Taylor, Sitting, left to right: Dorothy Quickly, Edna Fowlkes, Edith Cromwell, Shirley Collins, Marion Smith, Doris Brown, Mildred Brown, Audrey Gregg, Helen Dorsey, Standing, left to right: Bernice Gardner, Betty Lowery, Josephine Tucker, Bernice Brown, Joan Plowden, Rachel Frazier, Sylvia Smith, Sarah Cole, Patsy Augins, Ethel Jenkins, Shirley Parker, Dorothy Howie. was ' I M ti. ,J Y epuxlkf 4 H , A 6 O y iff a H ,s1 ,uri H-OOF -s ,' 19 ix si-WP' 'i ,.. , Ma few 1 44 ,,,. Z y i EW HCMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Seated: Rosetta Bess, Estelle Brown, Gladys Thoms, Nellie Nolan, Dora Smith, Gertrude Johnson, 116116 36351655 ShiI16Y Ayers, Mary Wells, Juanita Woodland, Eleanora Thomas, Delores Thomas, Standing: Bessie Briscoe, Virginia White, Delores Madden, Marie Johnson, Annette Tucker, Katherine Briscoe, Betty Owens, Mrs, Bennett, MRS CREATIVE DANCERS Front row: Bemice Gardner, Amanda Gregg, Gladys Dorsey, Nellie Squinell, Second row: Evelyn Jarrett, Josena Shaw, Jean Ebward, Pearl Madden, Melvina Williams, Caroline Knox, Eleanor Jenkins, Grace Cook, Peggy Johnson, Third row: Annie Beasley, Lillian Figgs, Theresa Husen, Shirley Norris, Matilda Washington. Back row: Dorothea Briscoe Doris Johnson Alice Hall Romalne Powell Mildred Baker MRS MOORE Sponsor in fr iff?-y' r-'Qi ' rf nfs: .- Softball teams Homeroom teacher Spectators SENICDR We returned to Carver in September, nineteen hundred and forty - eight. Our class was now fifty nine strong, Our homeroom teacher was Mr, Willie Williams, Overcrowded conditions forced us into the basement of the St, James Church . Since our homeroom was filled to its capacity, the class took many responsibilities upon themselves that they knew would be overlooked by the teacher. Our class was known as the most Outstanding one ever to enter Carver, because we tried to take advantage of our homeroom teacher, Now that we had reached the ninth grade, we were per - mitted to participate in extra - curricular activities, Some of HI - LITE these were baseball and touch - football, We did not part - icipate in basketball because we did not have the necessary facilities. Because we had a desire to engage in activities other than baseball and football, we longed for a new school which would provide the things necessary. When we received the news that a modern high school was being erected for us , we immediately wanted to see lt. During the early spring we came down to see the school in its early stages. lt was the subjectfor many snapshots, We were glad when vacation time came because we knew we would be entering the school of our dreams in the fall, As we bid our classmates goodbye, we were sure all would return nextfall, if only to attend classes in a modern building, Janet on the bases At the County Track Meet A new era 'sv' P-v,x,. K Loyal Supporters E1 me ., A DREAM COMES TRUE SENICR HI LITE The summer soon faded into the distance and another school term began with forty one in the class. We were advancing in years and we were made to realize the hard work we had facing us, At last our dreams had come true, We were welcomed to our new school, new teachers, an auditorium, agymnasium, a cafeteria, new courses and more space, The new cafeteria meant we would have hot meals and a nice place in which to eat. The new school, with its improve - ments, was really appreciated by the students and faculty, Our homeroom teacherwas Mrs. Myrtice Bennet, During the year, the Student Councilintroduced The May Queen con - test. The candidate from our class was Ruth Thomas, Our class was the most successful in selling votes, Ruth was crowned Miss Carver of 1950. Seated high upon her dazzling throne, she was a picture of loveliness as members of her court gazed admiringly at her . Every member of her class was almost bursting with pride, Gee , we were proud. 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Q 1 A- rno- ' Phone: 19 2 5 Madi s on Druid Hill 0008 Avenue PAUL HENDERSON P H CDTOG' RA P H 5 Len and J1m Dehcatessen HIGH GLOSS PRINTS FOR CUTS 401 Jefferson Avenue Towson 4 Md BALTIMORE 17 MD ezdeffg The John Trockenbrot Co Baltunore 1 Md 310 N Paca St Mulberry 1052 Qfyfggzcuzafefz if SCDIXI Lad1e s and Gentlemen' s Apparel 527 North York Rd Towson Md Class Ofhcers Yearbook Staff We the off1cers and members of the class of 1952 take thxs opportumty to express our apprec1at1on to our faculty patrons and advert1sers for makmg th1s annual poss1b1e As we leave Carver we hope that 1ts h1gh 1dea1s w1ll 1nfluence us 1n attamlng h1gher standards greater w1sdom and the enthus1asm to keep h1gh the sp1r1t wluch 13 Carver The Staff - , , , , . M .M ' O . - , . ' . . ' 1 l QV ,J ,V is I ,Ax l - I 1 . I 7 I I . I I I 1 0 .