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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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SCHCOL COMMITTEEMEN For service rendered through kindness, sincere efforts extended, success through your loyal work with us, and your loyal work to the school, we, the class of l958, de- dicate this edition ofthe YELLOW JACKET to you, MRS. PERMILLA FLACK DUNSTON. Www 2 'T dai Q Q? sm as 91 ,591 51,24 .L fkfff 912, 5,5 : .:' :-1 P- ee 8 A ,, Q E eww N H S Q rw . . ,Wwe , M. ff' g2aM Q, - 'ffm ,ja ws 1: . W mm- .,,.. ti: 555: all L. , , gwfzgiwmwggwg ' f 'JC' 'R 'Qt , ff' i A ' 'L ,, f I f?fS3a9i5 Hin Q OUR PRINCIPAL C R . .MARTIN, JR. A.B. Winston-Salem Teachers College M.A. University ofMichigc1n .1 I -fig .l.. K, , H' k ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR MRS. C. E. DOUGLAS A.B. Winston-Salem, Teachers College M.A. Columbia University, New York, New York ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. E. E. BALSLEY CLYDE ELNESS GRAY, SR. B.A. A. and T. College, Greensboro, North Carolina B.S. Winston-Salem Teachers College M.S. Columbia University, New York City M.S. A. and T. College, Indiana University ALMA E. JOYCE B.S. Winston-Salem Teacher College Graduate School Teachers' College Columbia University EVELYN JOHNSON PHILLIPS B.S. Winston-Salem Teachers College M.S. A. and T. College MILDRED COLEMAN MACON B.S. Winston-Salem Teachers College M.A. Columbia University FRANK KING THOMAS B.S. Winston-Salem Teachers College M.A. New York University EVERETT L. MARTIN B.S. Winston-Salem Teachers College M A. A. and T. College EDYTHE WILLIAMS B.S. Winston-Salem, Teachers College EDMONIA TANNER HENDERSON B.S. Winston-Salem Teachers College M.A. New York University, New York LEVERNE JONES B.S. Hampton institute Graduate School Columbia University RWE B RUTH S. REICH B.S. Winston-Salem Teachers College M.A. New York University A. P. GREENE B.S. Winston-Salem Teachers College M. B.S B.S B.S M. B.S. .S. A. Teachers College, Columbia University H. B. SULLIVAN . Winston-Salem Teachers College M.A. New York University MIRIAM L. GWYN A.B. Clark College IRENE PACE HAIRSTON Winston-Salem Teachers College M.S. A. and T. College EULILIA HALL PETERSON . Winston-Salem Teachers College A. University of Connecticut JEFFERSON LOUIS HUMPHREY Winston-Salem Teachers College M.A. New York University ANNIE PERRY RIVERA Winston-Salem Teachers College St. Augustine M.A. A. and T. College VIRGIE M. WEAVER B.S. North Carolina College M.S. New York University OLIVETTE H. BYNUM B.S. St. Augustines College Graduate School A. and T. College A. M. SMITH B.S. Livingstone College M.A. Columbia University RUDOLPH V. BOONE B.S. A. and T. College .IACQUELINE B. CHANDLER B. S. Winston-Salem Teachers College EMILY WENTZ BERRIEN B.S. Winston-Salem Teachers College M.A. University of Connecticut HELEN HAIRSTON RICHARDSON B.S. Winston-Salem Teachers College M.A. New York University HERMAN E. SCALES B.S. Winston-Salem Teachers College M.A. New York University MARGARET K . DAVIS B.A. West Virginia State College C. S. GREENE B.M. West Virginia State College M.A. Columbia University V. J. MCNEAL B.S. A. and T. College .A. New York University, New York D. E. SMITH B.S. A. and T. College M.S. A. and T. College HELEN H. ALEXANDER B.S., B.L.S. A. and T. College Catholic University of American Ivl.L.S. N.C. College ALICE H. CARTER B.S. Winston-Salem Teachers College Graduate School N.C. College C. YVONNE IRELAND A.B. Bennett College MODESTA T. EARL A.B. Talladege College M.A. North Carolina College B CHRISTINE K. HEDGLEY P.H.B. University of Chicago M A. New York University HERMAN S. JENKINS B.S. Hampton Institute CLARA H. CAMP .S. Winston-Salem Teachers College M.S. A. ancl T. College LOUISE WILLIS KING B.S. Winston-Salem Teachers College B. B B M.S. A. and T. College R. L. WALKER S. Winston-Salem Teachers College Graduate School A. and T. College RUTH E. SMITH .S. Winston-Salem Teachers College M.S. A. and T. College University of Michigan MARIAN B. FAULKNER .S. Winston-Salem Teachers College M.S. A. and T. College BETTY JEAN THOMPSON B.A. Bennett College M.A. Columbia University Q ii ,f ,psf BETTY M. REDDING B.S. North Carolina College JOSEPH D. WILLIAMS, SR. B.S. A. ancl T. College M. A. University of Michigan V. A. WISEMAN A.B. Shaw University M.A. Columbia University New York, N.Y. DAVID L. LASH B.S. Shaw University M.S. A. and T. College JAMES V. GRAHAM B.S. A. and T. College M S. A. and T. College ROSA S.B. DUCKETT B.S. Winston-Salem Teachers College M.A. Teachers College Columbia University SENIORS CLARENCE BERNARD CHAMBERS. Gresley Pet Saying: O! Now Activities:Football, Basketball, Dra- matics Club, Thespian Club, Tri go- nometry Club, Le Cercle Francaise, Junior Engineer'sClub, Hi-Y, Glee Club, President of Senior Class. Ambition: Scientist VALERIA DEANNA HUNTER IlDee Il Pet Saying: You can make it if you tryll SIJQOJP :V +6022 3 ' ': ' U. 00-0 4 -. f'35'Q.: I cT3:'6' O C vu F! u-:pX'n 329.31 3? Qnofq QQ QQ-32 3-cm?- Q-. Qo'E L.3Q- 2.' 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Ambition: Doctor ROGER ROOSEVELT BAILEY IIROQII Pet Saying: You don't say? Activities: Band, F.T.A., Library Club, Junior Engineers, Spanish Club. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer JUANITA PEARL YOOVET MILLNER :iNircii Pet Saying: Don't get smart with me Activities: Y-Teens, Le Cercle Francais, F.T.A., Commercial Club, Brighteye Usher Club. Ambition: Commercial Education Teacher NATHANIEL MITCHELL Bunkey Pet Saying: I love you, kid Activities: D.O., Library Club. Ambition: Air Force IRA JEAN MACKEY Pet Saying: Oh! Please Activities:GIeeCIub, Band, Library Club, Le Cercle Francais, Dramatics Club, F.T.A., Ushers' Club, Y- Teens. DO NALD CARTER lIDOn ll Pet Saying. You ere Activities:N.C.l.S.O., Library Club. Ambition. Mortician MATTIE LEE GOODE DimpIes Pet Saying: Get up, there! Activities: Y-Teens, Library Club, Dramatics Club, F.T.A., Drill Team, Usher Dlub, La Tertullia De Espanol. Ambition: Secretary GENELL BROOKS Cokemo Pet Saying: You can make it it you tryll Activities:Football, Basketball, Li- brary Club, N.F.A. Ambition: Professional Football Player DELARION ERNESTINE CARR Dee Pet Saying: You said it Activities :Band Family Living Club, Le Cercle Francais, Usher Club, Li- brary Club. Ambition: Primary Teacher GENE ARTHUR SPRINKLE Chick Pet Saying: And you 'd better know it too Activities: N .C. l .S.O. , N .F.A., Library Club. Ambition: Professional Baseball Player BETTY JO MASSEY Punch Pet Saying: All is well, crazy man Activities: Student Council, Y' Teens, F.T.A., Bus Drivers' Club, Usher Club, Dramatics Club. Ambition: Social Worker MARY LEE LE DBETTER May Pet Saying: lt's in the shade honey Activities Y-Teens, Library Club. Ambition: Secretary NATHAN IEL EUGENE NORWOOD Nuke Pet Saying: Ol Yes Activities:N.F.A., Hl-Y, Bus Dri- vers' Club. Ambition: Armed Forces JACQUELINE MCCOY Jake Pet Saying, That s Tough Activities Y-Teens, Library Club. Ambition- Nurse CARL WALTER JARRETT Sonny Pet Saying: You better hurry-up and believe that Activities:N.C.l.S.O., Usher Club Library Club. Ambition: Mortician BETTY JEAN MILLER 6 Pet Saying: Too much, l II say A ctlv I ties:Bus Drivers' Club, Le Ce rc l e Francais, Senior Y-Teens, Commercial Club. Ambition: Typist JAMES EDWARD HART lIJimmyll Pet Saying: You can 't stop me Activities: N.E.A., Crown ancl Scepter Club, Library Club, Bus Dri- vers' Club. Ambition: Pilot THOMAS SMITH Smythe Pet Saying: Well All right Activities: Gym instructor, Hi-Y, Le Cercle Francais. Ambition: Baseball Player REBECCA ANN MCCULLOUGH Bec Pet Saying: Talk to Me Activities:Dramatics Club, Library Club, Usher Club, Band, Le Cercle Francais. Ambition: Laboratory Technician HOWARD BERNARD ALEXANDER Pete Pet Saying: Some'uns gotta give Activities: Football, Basketball, Tennis Dramatics Club, Thespians, Junior Engineers Club, Hi-Y, Le Cercle Francais, Trigonometry Club, Glee Club. Ambition: Architectural Engineer ARNELLA QUEEN ESTHER BYRD Nell Pet Saying: l have it so why don't you try and get it Activities:Y-Teens, Glee Club, F. T.A., Library Club, Dra matics Club, Le Cercle F rancais, Usher Club. Ambition: Nurse FLOYD NELSON GREENE Littleman Pet Saying: You can make it if you try Activities: Bus Drivers' Club, N.F. A., Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Basket- ball. Ambition: Professional Basketball Player JUANITA CARTER liNiTGii Pet Saying: Well, All right. Activities:GleeClub, F.T.A., Dra- matics Club, Library Club, Usher Club, Le Cercle Francais, Y-Teens, Trigonometry Club, Engineering Club. I just only heard it JAMES LESLIE WHISONANT Wheel Pet Saying: You will make it Activities: D.O., Bus Drivers' Club. Ambition: Armed Forces BARBARA JEAN EATON llBarbu Pet Saying: You said it, I didn Activities:Thespian Society, Crown and Scepter Club, Student Council, Le Cercle Francais, Junior Engineer- ingClub, Dramatics Club, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Trigonometry Club. Ambition: Chemical Engineer CALVIN HILLIAN June Pet Saying: Lam nose Activities: Football, Glee Club. Ambition: Athletic Coach ROSE JEANETTE PRESTON Rosa Pet Saying: Love me tender Activities: Le Cercle Francais, Thespian, Junior Engineering, Library Club, Crown and Scepter, Trigono- metry Club, Y-Teens. Ambition: Social Worker PHILLIP KISER MITCHELL Felipe Pet Saying: Don't you know Activities: TrigonometryClub, Span- ish Club, Junior Engineering Club, Library Club, Bus Drivers' Club. Ambition: Engineer FORE STI NE MILLER lITinG Il Pet Sayin9: l say yes, whatyou say? Activities: Library Club, Thespian Society, Le Cercle Francais, Dra- matics Club, F.T.A., Usher Club, Commercial Club. Ambition: Secretary RAINEY RANDOLPH CHANDLER Speedy Pet Saying: Do you here? Activities: Thespians Club, Drama- tics Club,Bus Drivers' Club, Library Club, Hi-Y, Le Cerc l e Francais, Usher Club. Ambition:X-Ray Technician BARBARA ANN WELCH Bobs Pet Saying: Knowledge is king, and the reward king size Activities:Thespian Society, Drama- tics Club, Student Council, Paper Staff, Le Cercle Francais, Glee Club, Presidents' Club. Ambition: Home Economist or Soci- ologist EDWARD EUGENE LASH Gobble Pet Saying: How about it? Activities:Bus Drivers' Club, Junior Engineering Club, Usher Club, Li- brary Club, Spanish Club, Band. Ambition: Auto Mechanic CAROLYN LASH Jo-Ann Pet Saying: l could put your brains on my pencil point. Activities: UsherClub, Library Club, F.T.A.,Commercial Club, Y-Teens, Le Cercle Francais. Ambition: Secretary RIC HARD STALEY Rich Pet Saying: You send me Activities: Bus Drivers' Club, N.E. A., Library Club. Ambition: County Agent DOROTHY KING 4IDO1,ll Pet Saying: Who said I couldn't Activities: Y-Teens, Spanish Club, F.T.A., Commercial Club. Ambition: Typist HESTER MAE BROWN uHeSil Pet Saying You can make it If you tryin Activities Y-Teens, Library Club. Ambition: Secretary ROBERT ALEXANDER THOMAS Rob Pet Saying: Okay Activities: Bus Drivers' Club, N.F. A., Library Club. Ambition: Agriculture Teacher ANNA LUCILLE REID IILUCII Pet Saying: l hope so Activities Y-Teens, Library Club. Ambition: Nurse JACQUELINE DELORIS PATTON Jackie Pet Saying- You'll make it if you r Activities: N.C.S.l.O., Library Club Ambition . Pollcewoman JAMES CARNEL FURCHES Carl Pet Saying: You send me Activities Bri ck Mason Club, Bus Drivers' Club. Ambition' Brick Mason REBENA BRABHAM llRUeIl Pet Saying: l mean---Everything's straight! Activities: Le Cercle Francais, Sen- ior Y-Teens, F.T.A., Allied Youth, Commercial Club, Paper Staff. Ambition: Secretary PHYLLIS WARREN Phil Pet Saying: lfbrains were dynamite, you couIdn't blow your nose. Activities: Y-Teens, Dra ma t i cs Club, Junior Engineers Club Ushers' Club, Bus Drivers' Club. Ambition: Nurse String Bean LEROY LITTLE Mr. Lee Pet Saying: Oh Yeah Activities:Basketball, Library Club, Dramatics Club, Glee Club, Allied Youth, Hi-Y. Ambition:Coach BLONDIE UVAUGHN JONES Pet Saying: Lord, Child Activities:Crown and Scepter, Thes- pians, DramaticsClub, Library Club, F.T.A., Y-Teens, Usher Club, Le Cercle Francais, Glee Club, Band. Ambition: Primary Teacher CAROLYN ELIZABETH HAITH Susie Pet Saying: Oh Yeah!! l Activities:Crown and Scepter Club, Club, Dra matics Club, Y-Teens, Trigonometry C lub, Spanish Club, F.T.A. Ambition: Chemical Engineer MATTHEW E. LATTEN HIMHII Pet Saying: You're mighty right, Jack Activities:Trigonometry Club, N .C. S.I.O., Junior Engineers, Football. Ambition: Electrical Engineer BARBARA JEAN WE ST Barb Pet Saying: You send me Activities: G lee Club, Dramatics Club, Bancl, Le C ercle Francais, Y-Teens, Library Club, F.T.A. Ambition: Nurse CORNELIA FELICIA WYNECOFF Fee Pet Saying: And that's for sure Activities: Y-Teens, Student Council, F.T.A., Dramatics Club, Le Cercle Francais, Family Living Club, Usher Club, Allied Youth. nMGydeli Ambition: Nurse HUBERT LASH Hub Pet Saying. You lust a got that wrong Activities:Library Club, Hi-Y, Bus Drivers Club, Junior Engineering Club. Ambition: Civil Engineer MARY ELIZABETH CORRELL Pet Saying: You send me Acfivnyz N.C.l.s.O. Ambition: Secretary LORETTA LOUISE GLENN Wellie Pet Saying: So it is Activities: LibraryClub, Drill Team, Y-Teens, Spanish Club. Ambition: Secretary EUGENE WEEKS Elois Pet Saying: Time will pass Activities: Dramatics Club, Le Cercle Francais, Basketball, Foot- ball, Library Club, Junior Engineer- ing Club. Ambition: Doctor JOANN BROWN IIHFPSII Pet Saying: Don'ttalktl1e life Ol Boy Activities: Glee Club, Drill Team, Y-Teens, Library Club. Ambition: Social Worker HELEN HAIRSTON Plum Pet Saying: Well, All right! Activities: Library Club, Dramatics Club, F.T.A., Drill Team, La Tertu- lia De Espanol, Ushers' Club, Student Council, Bus Drivers' Club. Ambition:Secretary LAWRENCE CLARENCE REID Pet Saying Keep Cool Activities Library Club Football F A Block C u Ambition: Football Coach ANNIE RUTH CARTER Ruth Pet Saying: Oh Yeah! Activities: l.ibl'C1I'y Club, Drqmqticg Club. Ambition: Nurse SHIRLEY WARREN Dennie Mae Pet Saying: I hear you talking Activities: Y-Teens, Glee Club, F. T.A., Library Club, Dramatics Club, Le Cercle Francais, Ushers' Club. Ambition: Doctor JOHN WESLEY BLACKBURN, JR. ll-juyll Pet Saying: I'm trying Activities: Library Club, Bus Drivers' Club. Ambition: Primary Teacher LOUISE SPEAS Pet Saying. You said it Activities: Band, Glee Club, F.T. A Dramatics Club, Y-Teens, Li brary Club, Student Council, Le Cercle Francais. Ambition- Nurse DONNA MAE MILLER Dee Dee Pet Saying: ls that all Activities: Y-Teens, Library Club Usher Club, Le Cercle Francais, F T.A. Ambition: Stenographer JAMES EDWARD BOWMAN nBOe ll Pet Saying: Gotta make it, Jack Activities: Band, Tennis, O Ambition: Building Contractor ANNETTE YVONNE HAIRSTON Net Pet Saying: l just don't understand Activities:Dramatics Club, Spanish C l u b, Maiorette , Band, Y-Teens, Presidents' Club, Trigonometry Club, Usher Club, F.T.A., Library Club. Ambition: Home Economics Teacher The Ripper TREVA EUZABETH PHILLIPS llTebiII Pet Saying: Don'tcry on my should- er Activities: N.C.S.l.O., Library Club. Ambition: Selective Service Woman EDGAR VANCE LITTLE Pet Saying: Welll Then Activities:Glee Club, Library Club, Football, Basketball. Ambition: Engineer CAROLYN ANN JONES Pr: ncess Pet Saying: You better no it' Ac t i v i ties:Y-Teens, Commercial Club Ambition: Nurse VERA MAE JOYCE Frenchie Pet Saying. Well, All right Activities:Crown and Scepter, Thes- pian, Le Cercle Francais, Junior En- gineers, Dramatics Club, Allied Youth, Y-Teens. Ambition- Pediatrician THOEDORE ROOSEVELT TYNER Thed Pet Saying: Well All Right Activities: Library Club, Dramatics Club. Ambition: Social Worker BETTY LOU GARDNER Bet Lou Pet Saying: Come on boy Activities:Y-Teens, Le Cercle Fran- cais, Family Living Club. Ambition:Beautician BARBARA JEAN CONRAD Jean Pet Saying: You can make it ifyou Activities: Library Club, Le Cercle Francais, Y-Teens, Fam i ly Living Club. Ambition: Nurse FLETCHER EDWARD HARRlS Reb Pet Saying : Don't be like that honey Activities: Basketball, Dra matics Club, Junior Engineering Club, Spanish Club, Bus Drivers' Club, Trigonometry Club. Ambition: Electrical Engineer HENRY NOWELL WATSON Heart Trouble Pet Saying. Well All right then Activities: Library Club, Football Club, Basketball C lub, Boys'Or- YNXB sh? ganization. Ambition: Football Coach CHARLIE M. OLIVER Slim Pet Saying: l wants to thank you Activities:Crown and Scepter Club, Bus Drivers' Club, Trigonometry Club, Spanish Club, Junior Engineer- ing Club. Ambition: Electrical Engineer GWENDOLYN ELIZABETH JONES Gwenie Babe Pet Saying: Please! Don't let go' Activities:Glee Club, Student Coun- cil, Senior Y-Teens, Allied Youth, Spanish Club, E.T.A., Dramatics Club, Usher Club. Ambition: Stenographer WANDA UVENIA SHORE Legs Pet Saying: l don't want to be a millionaire: lmerely want to live like one Activities: F.T.A., Majorette, Li- brary Club. Ambition: C.D.A. WILLIAM VALENTINE Wil Pet Saying: You can make it if you try Activities: Library Club, Drama- tics Club Ambition . Agriculture Teacher GAYLIA JONES Little Mama Pet Saying: Maybe so Activities: Glee Club, Drill Team . Ambition: Social Worker WEBSTER CONNER IIWeSII Pet Saying. You re might right, Jack Activities: F ootba I I, Basketball, Tennis, Band. Ambition:Physical Education In- structor ODESSA HAUSER Deck Pet Saying: Well All Right Activities: Drill Team, AllieclYouth, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Library Club. Ambition: Barber ARTHUR RAPLEY llRebll Pet Saying. Let come what may Activities: Library Club, Dramatics Club. Ambition. Minister MAXINE BRAME Mac Pet Saying: Don't make me laugh Activities: Y-Teens, Library Club. Ambition: Social Worker JEAN MARIE LATTEN Heavy Pet Saying: Don't let go Activities:Y-Teens, Glee CIub,Li- braryClub, Dramatics Club, Typing C l u b, F.T.A. , Junior Engineers, Bus Drivers' Club. Ambition: Stenographer VERDE LL REID Bunch Pet Saying: You'll make it, ok Activities: Senior Y-Teens, Com- mercial Club. Ambition: Typist CHARLIE ALPHONSO DOUGLAS Raunchy Pet Saying: l love you baby Activities: Football, Bus Drive rs Club, Glee Club. Ambition: Electrician WILLIAM WILFORD PHILLIPS Willie Pet Saying: Come Now Activities: Thespion Society, Dro matic Club, N.C.S.l.O. Ambition: Electrical Engineer REFLECTIONS ,MN ,MM CLASS HISTGRY ln the fall of 1954, we the senior class of 1957-58, entered our freshman year at Carver Consolidated School. We were represented by Barbara Eaton as President, Junita Millner, Secretary, and Gloria Dark, Treasurer. Although we were excited and confused about our High School future, this did not hinder us in our athletic or social activities. Athletically, Leroy Little, Vance, Little, Clarence Chambers, and Genell Brooks proved their amazing abilities in football and basketball. Blondie Jones was the only representative from the Freshman class initiated into the Thespian Society. As each new year came in, new ideas were forming in our young minds. As Sophomores, Barbara Eaton, Deanna Hunter, Forestine Miller, John Damon, Rainey Chandler, Juanita Carter, Barbara Welch and William Phillips became interested in Dra- matics, so much, that they soon became Thespians. They presented a magnificent play entitled, Seventeenth Summer , a light hearted comedy definitely enjoyed by all. Vera Joyce proved her talent by excelling in music which helped her in winning the Omega Talent Huntin Reidsville, North Carolina . Among the sports activities in our Sophomore year, Genell Brooks and Clarence Chambers were members of our football ,team which won the District Championship Title. Upon entering our Junior year, little thought was given to anything but the Junior-Senior Prom. It was a big success, thanks to our advisors, Mrs. A. M. Smith, Mr. E. E. Balsley, Miss E. A. Lloyd and Mr. D. L. Lash. Scholastically, Barbara Eaton was often Champ on the honor roll. Deanna Hunter was elected Pres i den t of the Student Council and Gloria Dark, Editor of the Carver Hi-Lite. Eight members of our class were initiated into the Crown and Scepter Club, they were: Vera Joyce, Rose Preston, Carolyn Haith, Blondie Jones, Deanna Hunter, Barbara Eaton, James Hart and Charlie Oliver. Musically, Delarion Carr, James Bowman, Webster Connorand other able members proved their love for music by participating daily in the band. Barbara West, Vance Little, Jo Ann Brown, Arnella Byrd, and Ira Mackey joined the Glee Club. Vera Joyce also in the Glee Club, again won the Omega Talent Hunt. Annette Hairston and Wanda Shore were majorettes for Carver. Donna Miller was crowned Miss Carver High and Carolyn Haith was an attendant. Having seen how successful and exciting our Junior year had been, we were extremely anxious to return as Seniors the fol- lowing year. As Seniors, Graduation, Scholarships, College and the like seemed the main topic for discussion among us. Many of us were honored to be able to take standardized tests in preparation for college. Among the social and athletic highlights ofthe school year, the Senior Class won the Miss Carver of 1957 contest. Phyllis Warren was crowned Miss Carver of 1957 and Gwendolyn Jones and Dorthy King both seniors, were her attendants. The fes- tivity was held during the half-time ceremony of the Homecoming Football Game. Due to a dispuantity of words, we cannot tell of the many happy and memorable experiences we have enjoyed here. As a Graduating Class, we are deeply indebted to our principal Mr. Martin, Instructors, and friends for their loyal efforts to help us reach and maintain this point in life. We now realize that ac cepting responsibilities, possessing perserverance to continue in life and the grasp for knowledge of the highest things known to man are qualities that must be used to theirfullest extend to have a life of happiness and success. To those responsible, who shared our tears and joys, we the Senior Class of 1958, wish to thank you for everything. To Our School we say Thanks , we shall never forget you. CARO LYN HAITH BETTY MILLER Historians CLASS PROPHECY Time: T968 Place: Around the World The Senior Class of I958 has proved to be one of the most successful to be graduated from Carver, and you will soon know what I mean. As I boarded a Pan-Arnerican Cruiser, on my way to fill another position as Elementary Supervisor of well known school in Washington, D.C., I decided to stop along the way to see and meet again some of my old classmates. My first stop was in New York, where ImetCLARENCE CHAMBERS, FLETCHER HARRIS and GARLAND WALLACE, now well known scientists working on the U.S. Sputnik . They told me that VERA JOYCE is now a therapist at a well known hospital and one of her co-workers is RAINEY CHANDLER, and X-Ray Technician. When I returned to the Airport, Ilearned that we were to change planes. As I boarded the plane, I s u rp rised to meet F RA NC I 5 DUNN standing at the door, acting her part as Airline hostess. She told me that the plane was piloted by JAMES HART and CHARLIE DOUGLAS. Our next stop was in Chicago. I had wired one of my best friends, BARBARA EATON, who is a Chemical Engineer at the Westerr Electric Company, that I was coming and she met me at the Airport. Barbara informed that JUANITA CARTER, CAROLYN HAITH, ROSE PRESTON and JACQUELINE McCOY are her new associates at the plant. While in Chicago, I attended a baseball game between Washington and Chicago. I was very pleased to see GENE SPRINKLE anc NATHANIEL NORWOOD as members of the Chicago Cubs. During this time I noticed the name on one of the ambulances on hanc at the game. It read Jarrett and Carter Funeral Services . I soon learned that this business belonged to CARL JARRETT and DONALE CARTER, who have a great business as morticians. The a tte n da n ts were Carl and DonaId's old friends in high school, GEORGI ROBINSON, JAMES WHISONANT and WILLIAM VALENTINE . After leaving the game, Barbara persuaded me to visit the hospital. I didn't know why, but I soon found out. When we arrived was greeted by none other than FELICIA WYNECOFF, now head nurse at the hospital. I also saw PHYLLIS WARREN, ANNIE CARTER ARNELISA BYRD, IRA MACKEY, BARBARA WEST, ODESTA HAUSER, LOUISE SPEAS, HELEN HAIRSTON and REBECCA McCULLOUGl whoare nurses there. we met the head doctors. I was surprised to learn that they were SHIRLEY WARREN, EUGENE WEEKS, THEODOR TYNER and FLOYD GREENE. Bidding Barbara goodbye, I set forth on my iourney. I was met on the plane by GLORIA DARK, a Home Economist at Yale Uni versity. Gloria told me that BARBARA WELCH, DELARION CARR, JEAN LATTEN, VERDELL REID, GAIL JONES, BARBARA CONRAI and ANNA REID are all instructors at the leading high school there. She also informed us that GWENDOLY JONES is now solois with the Metropo I i ta n Opera, and WANDA SHORE is an advisor with Cortez Peters Business School. With Wanda and DONNI MILLER, MAXINE BRAME, BETTY MASSEY, LORETTA GLENN and JOANNE BROWN . HOWARD ALEXANDER, CHARLIE OLIVER PHILLIP MITCHELL and HUBERT LASH are important Engineers in Washington also. Conversing further with Gloria, I IearnedthatWILLIAM PHILLIPSis now an Electrician at Duke Power Company in Winston-Salem Also in the Twin City are EDWIN LASH, ROGER BAILEYand MATTHEW LATTEN, who are profitable Electrical Engineers. JUANITA MILLNER is an advisor at Russell 's Commercial School, and working with her are: RUBE NA BRABHAM, CAROLYN LASH, DOROT HN KING, MARLENE MILLER, HELEN HAIRSTON, MATTIE GOODE, FORESTINE MILLER and BETTY MILLER. GENELL BROOKS is coaching the N .C. Blue Devils, assisted by LEROY LITTLE. JAMES BOWMAN is now an important figure i the Real Estate Business. His associates are some of our own classmates. They are: BERNARD PORTER, JOHN BLACKBURN, ROBER THOMAS and OTHELLO MATTHEWS. Arriving in Washington, D.C. I was met by DEANNA HUNTER, a very famous Electrical Engineer, and my roommate for the nex few years. HENRY WATSON, WEBSTER CONNOR, THOMAS SMITH and naturally VANCE LITTLE are members of the Washington Redskins football team. Oh, yes, I almost forgot to tell you, but do you know that back at Carver, TREVA PHILLIPS, JAC Q UE LIN E PATTON, MAR' CORRELL, BARBARA WELCH, NATHANIEL MITCHELL, and JOHNNY GARLINGTON are head of the D.O. Department. Also th new instructors there are BETTY GARDNER, CAROLYN JONES and MARY LEDBETTER. Now that you've read our prophecy, can't you see why our class is the most successful ever to graduate from Carver? That's US: The Class of '58 BLONDIE JONES LAST WILL cmd TESTAMENT We, the Graduating Class of l958, realizing that the close of our school days is near at hand, think it wise to leave something to those who in the future will undertake to fill our places. In the course of our high school days, naturally, we have acquired various and valuable possessions, among them bring a vast store of knowledge that will help us through our lives. Realizing that the underclassmen, especially the iuniors, would be handicapped if we took all our valuable assets, we have de- cided to leave the school some of our most prized possessions. To our faithful principal, Mr. Carl R. Martin, we leave deep and heartfelt gratitude for his patience and co-operation in leading us to our goal. To our Senior sponsors, Mrs. A. M. Smith, Mr. E. E. Balsleym and to Mr. D. L. Lash, to whom we are indebted for their guidance and leadership, we leave our wishes that each class will come up to their expectations. To our teachers, our friends and helpers, we leave wishes that the future students will make each year a much better one by following and abiding by the rules and regulations of the school. To individuals we bequeath the following: BLONDIE JONES wills her French Book to LaVerne Campbell and her position in the Glee Club to Earlene Sharpe. ROGER BAILEY wills his saxophone to Dianne Caldwell and his love to Barbara Ann Speas. To Gloria Cloud, DEANNA HUNTER wills her height and to Dianne Caldwell her presidency ofthe Student Council. MARY LE DBETTER wills her class ring to LaVerne Campbell and her neatness to Mildred Farabee. CARO LYN ANN JONES wills her eyes to Betty Sides. DELARION CARR wills her alto horn to LaVerne Campbell and her knowledge of Physics to Jo Ann Glenn. RUBENA BRABHAM willslher height to Margaret Gwyn and her French book to LaVerne Campbell. HOWARD ALEXANDER wills his position on the football team to Weldon Stroud and his French book to Jo Ann Glenn. GARLAND WALLACE wills his Bookkeeping book to Henry Harding and his position on the Glee Club to Robert Leak. WEBSTER CO NNER wills his height to Wilbert Thompson and his trombone to Fredrick Caldwell. ANNETTE HAIRSTON wills to Arlene West her position on the maiorette squad and her personality to Jean Brown. GWENDOLYN JONES wills her love for Clarence Chambers to the girls who are worthy of it and to Margaret Gwyn her ability to iive. CHARLIE DOUGLAS wills his Trigonometry book to Nathaniel Jones and his ability to iive girls to Robert Leak. CARL JARRETT wills his class ring to Louise Payne and his position as Vice President in Diversified Occupations Organization to Henry Jarrett. To Betty Anderson, VERA JOYCE wills her position as president of the Crown and Scepter Club and her voice to Shirley Kiser. GLORIA DARK wills her position as Vice President of the Thespian Society to Eleanor Boyd and her French book to Cody Mitchell. CARO LYN HAITH wills her ability to earn A's and B's in Spanish and Trigonometry and her best all around girl title to any interested Junior. LEROY LITTLE wills to Landis Kimbrough his popularity and his ability to play basketball to Bill Bailey. BARBARA EATON wills her superlative position to Gail Ceasar and her position as President of the Thespians to Patricia Tillman. JUANITA CARTER wills her class ring to Cody Mitchell and her Physics and Trigonometry book to Betty Anderson. -FRANCES DUNN wills her ability to work in the library to Willie Pearson. DOROTHY KING wills her class ring to Hymeria Matthews and her typing ability to Cody Mitchell. MAXINE BRAME wills to Jean Brown her ability to get along with others and her problems in Democracy Book to Gloria Cloud. BETTY JEAN MILLER wills her class ring to Marie Blackbum and her typing ability to Jo Anne Glenn. CHAR LIE OLIVER wills his height to Roger Abbott and his Spanish book and ability to take mathematics to Joe Bennett. JAMES HART wills his brains to Clarence Hauser. PHILLIP MITCHELL wills his ability to talk to pretty girls to Willie Lash. To Shirley Brayboy, THOMAS SMITH wills his love and to Lemuel Campbell, his Gym instructions. MARLENE MILLER wills her class ring to Princess Miller and her Spanish Book to Evelyn Mae Dillar. BETTY MASSEY wills her class ring to David Gregg and her ability to type to Eva Brown . HENRY WATSON wills to Willie Pearson his height and his ability to play tackle on the football team to Franklin Holman. FLOYD GREENE wills to William Hauser his bus No. 77 and his ability to get his lessons to Thomas Laughlin. JACQUELINE McCOY wills her hair style to Mary Bennett and her class ring to Yvonne McCoy. CAROLYN LASH wills her ability to type to Jo Anne Glenn and her personality to Margaret Gwyn. BARBARA WELCH wills her Presidency of the Dramatic Club to Particia Tillman and her position in the Thespian Society to Audrey Gray. EDWARD LASH wills his bus No. 105 to Willie Lash and his ability to talk to girls to John Lash and Robert Leake respectively. BARBARA WEST wills her class ring to her sister Arlene West and her position in the Letter Girls to Camille Martin. WAN DA SHORE wills her legs to Margaret Gwyn and her position on the maiorette squad to Jo Ann Dark. HESTER MAE BROWN wills her class ring to Evelyn Dillard and her Shorthand Book to Shirley Braboy. BARBARA JEAN CONRAD wills to Elimbeth Thomas her eyes and to Mary Bennett she wills her eyes. JUANITA MILLINER wills to Beniamin Blackwell her class ring and her ability to type to Eva Brown. GENELL BROOKS wills his ability to play football to Alfred Leak and his physique to Carlton Eldridge. ROSE PRESTON wills her position as Secretary of the Thespian Society to Eleanor Boyd. JO-ANN BROWN wills her friendship with Vance Little to Earlene Sharp. FORESTINE MILLER wills her class ring to Ossie Cunningham and her ability to type to Betty Anderson. THEODORE TYNER wills his class ring to Corbitt Mitchell and his quietness to Valmetta Jones. WILLIAM PHILLIPS wills his position as President of the Diversified Occupations Organization to Henry Jarrett and his pos it ion as a senior to DeWitt Gray. JACQUELINE PATTON wills herposition as student of the l2A Smith Class of Patricia Patton and her ability to get along with others to Marian Correll. TREVA PHILLIPS wills her friendship to Cody Mitchell and her ability to get along with others to Jo-Ann Glenn. BETTY GARDNER wills her class ring to Dorothey Gardner and her quietness to Willie Lowery. REBECCA McCOLLOUGH wills her bell lyre to Doris Taylor and her class ring to Shirley McCoIIough. JOHN BLACKBURN wills his class ring to.Geraldine Hawkins. HELEN HAIRSTON wills her ability to drive a bus to Clara Hairston and her ability to speak Spanish to Gilbert Partlow. JEAN LATTEN wills to the Senior Class of i959 her personality. MATTIE GOO DE wills to Deloris Lowery her ability to speak Spanish and her legs to Betty Anderson. RAINEY CHANDLER wills his pretty girls to Robert leak and to Cody Mitchell goes his Class Ring. FELIC IA WYNECOFF wills her class ring to Pyilistine Nesmith and her clarinet to Barbara Speas. IRA J. MACKEY wills her ability to get along with others to Jean Brown and her ability in Problems and Problems Book to Gloria Cloud. LAWRENCE REID wills his ability to play football and his iersey No. 44 to Anthony Love. ' VERDELL REID wills her quietness to and ability to type to Bachael and her class ring to Ann Speas. ANNA REID wills her quietness to'Frances Washington. NATHANIEL LOWER wills his ability to talk to girls to John Lash. LORETTA GLENN wills her typing ability to Myra Glenn and her ability to speak Spanish to John Shore and Gilbert Partlow. HUBERT LASH wills his bus to John Lash, position as Senior Superlative to Willie Gaskins and his ability to get along with girls to Sterling Braddy. PHYLLIS WARREN wills her smile to Louise Orr, her typing ability to Agnes Webster and her pleasing personality to Alfred Leak. ROBERT THOMAS wills his ability to get along with others to Franklin Holman. JAMES BOWMAN wills his shortness to John Lash and his English book to Dewitt Gray. EUGENE WEEKS wills his ability to write sports articles to Bill Bailey and his French Book to Arthur Gray. MARY CORRELL wills her shorthand book to Cody Mitchell and her typing ability to Nlarian Correll. FLETCHER HARRIS wills his ability to talk to girls to Roland Harris andhis ability to drive the bus to Bobby Fulp. In witness whereof, we, the Senior Class of i958, the testators have set ourlustsealfthis day, the 30th of Nlay one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight. THE SENIOR CLASS OF '58 M.-1- 'f , L TA LLEST MOST POPULAR 1? SHORTEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jr- MOST PLEASING PERSONAL! SENIO MOST DEPENDABLE UPERLATIVES MOST VERSATILE CUTEST MO ST TALENTED CLASS POEM We played, we love, we laughed Together we did stand Dear Carver School, our esteem You have right in your hand. Through you we have reached for higher things We have learned our lessons true By honest effort and without strife We have honored the gold and blue. We shall remember as we onward go The things we have been taught By the Faculty and Administration Who, by us, and for us fought. So we leave our Carver School Which has helped us on the way We shall always remember and laugh and rejoice When we return for Alumni Day. BARBARA EATON CLASS SONG Class Song Qln Tune of Silhouettes j T958 Carver High How we'll miss you Carver Hi, Oh so much, For our years have been so dear Oh so dear, Oh what fun we 've had here with laughter and tears, Oh what a time, a lovely time. Carver, Carver, Carver, Carver, Carver, Carver Hi. Now the time has come for us, For us to leave, But you know we 've done our deed, And we must, But our love will stay within, Within these walls. Oh what c school, a school you are. Carver, Carver, Carver, Carver, Carver, Carver Hi. Carver you will always be, In our dreams, Seems as tho we can't forget, For we always will claim, Oh what a name dear Carver Hi. Carver, Carver, Carver, Carver, Carver, Carver Hi. 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She Mr. Arthur Vines, Jr., whose Mm-e troublgg game algngvuntix I-ll-LITE 1956 Carver Students Elect Leaders Repfesenfafives l candidates were introduced by their campaign managers, Essiel Raysor, a senior, served as Mis- tress of Ceremonies and Alice CARVER CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL, NOVEMBER, Introduce Organizaiionsp Powell provided music for the occasion Each repre vEiaWi platform and om se a i el- Qected he would diligenlly carry iout these policies. The offices for which they were vying were: Dresident of Student Council, iz: 152' A ' ' .xi 1,35 -' I S The first assembly of this sch- ool year was held in the Carver auditorium with many sludents ,gf -,'.- ,L alleril Vernon ZA: ing. ia Shelf, class, was the Studei 57 school Member School St iff mm dent lean V Won' Eh' 1956-57 ai ' Cflmmf carnpaignf eral week gg, th, Prior to my Prog' and he: -'- --' in swee T nite. Mis iss Annil Facu W f--W--.lim l-A The Ca ool has a ,, S-art wa ulty mend mam K Y.: er of th Cm Y A V Y R I is four teaching d her at ool. while . . 1 . i malesti fl'lf?lf'f' me what various v , urmg th Mr. residence of our ropresen in 1953 Sion wa ion S H er that time 1 gzirily He has melf. Boi ha wo: mar , ivown ac Miss K wore th our pnd. gold ence with gol ' mm mmm ucccsaurncm, in 1956 from North Carolina Col- lege in Durham where she ma- jored in chemistry and minored in Genergl Science. Miss Margaret K. Davis, whose, residence is 3589 Carver Road: attended West Virginia State College. There she majored in English and minored in Spanish and Sociology. She graduated ln 1956. Her residence is Akron, Ohio. Mr. Joseph Williams, whose residence is l602 East. 1l'fz Street attended Agricultural and Tech- nical College. From there he graduated in 19445 he then en- residence is 4417 Carver Road, attended AAT in Greensboro, and graduated in 1956. He has major- ed in Industrial Arts and minored in Mathematics. He also served two years in the Army. Miss Dimple Delois Chambers, who is one of the Elementary Education instructors lives at 148 Church Street, She attended Tea- chers College and she graduated in 1950. She has majored in El- ementary Education, and has had four years of teaching experi- ence. Mr. James V. Graham, whose residence is 427 West 25121 Street tered the University of Michi-,attended AMT in Greensboro. He gan and graduated in 1953. He: has majored in Physical Educa-E tion and Health, and minored in Social Science and Education. He has had three years of teaching experience g 1956 he graduated with his Mas- ters of Science degree. He has 3 graduated in 1943 with his Bach-iCrown and Scepter club, elor of Science degree. And ini On October 18, 1956 the Crown and Scepter club of Carver Sch- ool met in Room 329 to elect of- ficers for the school year, 195657. The officers elected' were: President ,W .... . Lois Hairston Vice President . Martha Wilkins ,Secretary , ., Dorothy Brown Asst, Secretary ,- Barbara Spear. Treasurer .., Constance Lowery Reporter ,.. ...M . Ethel Dalton This year the Crown and Scep- ter club plans to organize an auxiliary club, called the Guid- ing Arm. Members will consist of students who have maintained a high average for their fresh- man year. For thc first time Sen- iors will bc able to join the Mrs. Earl, club advisor, made a few brief remarks and the meeting was adjourned. majored in Science and Social Reporter, Studies. l ' Ethel Dalton . finally he checked his finances and found he was down to his last quarter, So he decided to use it to drown his sorrow-though with the price they charge at most tavems today, twenty-five cents won't even get your feet wet, but the fellow walked into a bar went to the railhordered a. beer and tossed out his last two bits, Just than the barten- der's pet monkey layed down picked up the quarter, and swal- lowed if.. The fellow raised a fuss, but the bartender disclairned all responsibilities for the monkeys action, and refused to make good the money. There was nothing left for the poor guy to do but As he got to the door he came to the monkey, The guy hauled off, hit the critter in the stomach, and the monkey coughed up four dollars and seventy-five cents. 1 Donna is a petite young lad 'weighing approximately 105 lb and is 5' 315' tall. She is a merr ber ui the 11A-Lash class, sim teen years old and very actii. in her school, church and con muniiy. I Donna is a wonderful girl wil talents galore-among them sparkling a shining represent: tive of the true Carver Spirit. Miss Carver was featured the annual homecaming parm which was lcd by the Carvi School Band, The parade begs fat the corner of 'ltlrand Patte: 5 son and went from -there throug the downtown area to the Boy to leave the joint, still thirstypman Gray Stadium, During the half 'linie exercis Miss Carver was crowned aft ?the Carver Drill Team perform: on the field. ' A CROWN cmd SEPTER T LIBRARY CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL E THESPIAN TROOP 535 DRAMATIC CLUB ALLIED YOUTH JUNIOR Y-TEENS THE GUIDING ARM JR. ENGINEERING CLUB fi E- u S do in PC JC .QI .0 if Of fkjmfwzff ,A fmgiyw V W LE CERCLE FRANCAIS iw LE TERTULLIA DE ESPANGL NEW FARMERS OF AMERICA GLEE CLUB ORCHESTRA VETERANS' CLUB x 2 A I I , r n I I IPSS -r I , 5? 'my Mail ., 2, I. ff I ,if-amp 's I lQ Q NCSIO NORTH CAROLINA STUDENT INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION PRESIDENT - WILLIAM PHILLIPS BUS DRIVERS' CLUB COMMERCIAL CLUB 'W w '-q..4I -..,.'-Q i gig 'X Jr ...f f-nl? 'MQ -eu BAND one MAJORETTES ig: F lm 2' 3' gm T, LM s.. 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