Carver High School - Memories Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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PROPHECY (Continued) My next stop was in Chicago and I was accompanied by two of my schoolmates, Earl Witherspoon and Edward Patton, who said that they would get their M. D. degree in January, I960. It seems as though they’ll never part. When we arrived in Chicago we decided to visit Bowan’s University. While strolling around on the campus I saw William Brown and Billy Friday leaving the dormitory with French books in their hands. I thought about Miss Alexander. My time was limited so I couldn’t stay too long on the campus. When we left there we started directly to the train station. On our way there we met James Jones and what do you think he is doing, giving driving lessons in a dual control automobile. He stopped and we had a short chat. He said he had trained many children, but they were not as hard to learn as he was, when in High School. I stayed in Indiana two weeks I was able to see most of my school- mates. Shortly after arriving in Indiana I attended a musical recital in which Beatrice Joyner was making her debut. On my way from the recital I saw two Red Cross nurses, whom I recognized as Margretha Evans and Dollie Shell. Suddenly I had a blowout, so I went and called the Bollings Service Garage. Henry Mitchell was driving the wrecker. As I reached my apart- ment there was a large fire across the street; the fire alarm trucks were raging the city. I recognized two of the firemen as Elerman Martin and Ulysses Wilson. My next stop was in Little Rock, Arkansas. I heard that Alma Joyce was the dean at Santhra University, so I went over to see her. While I was on my way over I met Annie Clement, who said she was the coach of the girls basketball team at Santhra University. She and I went over to the campus, where I saw Alma. We talked for a long time; she told me about Isabelle Bellinger. She said Isabelle was in California working as a dress designer, and Lee Audre Lewis working as a hair designer. I really did enjoy myself with all my friends, and now I’m off to start my carer as a stenographer in Los Angeles, California. LILLIAN MILLS.

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JUNIORS BH President Carnell Landingham Vice President Barbara Caudle Secretary Sandary Hazel Treasurer Arthur Payne Norman Allen Veronica Douglas James Little Richard Lowe Mildred Coles Donald Matthews Willie Little Mildred Kimbrough Robert Steele