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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1962 volume:

Urver Consolidated ScrK o! LiDrar N‘mston-Salem, North Carolina .r ' ' !i ' ' ' ?r u .! ■: ■ i ' ;i •i.,-, , iir Career Consolidated School 1 ibratv Vilinston-Salem, North Carolina Published by the Senior Class Carver High School Winston-Salem, N. C. North Carolina Room Forsyth County Public Library : West Fifth Street ston-Sa ' em. HC 27101 UDd We wish to manifest our love, appreciation, and sincerity to one of the most compre- hensible and genuine teachers, ever known to us. He is one who is understanding and is always willing to help when we are in need. On behalf of the Senior Class of nineteen- hundred sixty-two, we would like to dedicate this twelfth edition of the YELLOW JACKET to our beloved football Coach, MR. DAVID LEE LASH. 2 Foreword The class of 1962 has reached the completion of its high school education. You, O Carver, have given us much prepara- tion for the future and we deeply thank all concerned. We still remember Carver always as an institution of higher learning. Just as a mirror reflects our image, so will this annual re- flectthe faded memories of school days. Vhen the hands of the clock have revolved over and over again, leaving their marks upon each and all of us, then will the superlatives, photographs, class history and pages of this annual picture a true reflection of all the joys and sorrow, pleasures and hardships which were in reality, stepping stones on which we, step by step, have risen to Senior distinction. What wonder then, when years of life have left our memories hazy that this book shall reflect the past charms of youth and fellow classmates? It has been said that parting is such sweet sorrow. With mournful countenance we make this our last contribution to you, O Carver, an annual as a reminder of our contributions and accomplishments. Table of Contents FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES FEATURES IpACytlTY Guiding our footsteps in the right direction. . . Molding oior lives. . . P r e p a r i ng us to be loyal citizens. . . Our Faculty. 6 J 2 Assistant Principal Elementary Supervisor MR. E. E. BALSLEY , , A. and T. College, Greensboro, North Carolina . S. , Columbia University, New York, New York MRS. C. E. DOUGLAS A. B. , Winston-Salem Teachers College M. A., Columbia University, New York, New York 7 Faculty MR. HANDY B. SULLIVAN B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College M. A. , New York University MISS GWENDOLYN POINDEXTER B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College M. A. , Teachers College, Columbia University New York, New York MRS. ROSA S. B. DUCKETT B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College M. A. , Teachers College, Columbia University New York, New York MRS. E. H. PETERSON B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College M. A. , University of Connecticut MR. FRANK KING THOMAS B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College M. A. , New York University, New York, New York MRS. M. S. RILEY B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College M. S. , A. and T. College Greensboro, North Carolina MRS. JETTIE H. PERRY B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College MISS RUTH ESTELLA SMITH B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College M. S. , A. and T. College Greensboro, North Carolina 8 Faculty MR. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HENDERSON B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College MISS BETTY JEAN THOMPSON B. A. , Bennett College, Greensboro, North Carolina M. A. , Columbia University, New York, New York MR. EVERETTE LEE MARTIN B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College M. S. , A. and T. College, Greensboro, North Carolina MRS. RUTH S. REICH B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College M. A. , New York University, New York, New York MISS S. D. JONES B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College MISS ALMA E. JOYCE B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College M. A. , Teachers College, Columbia University New York, New York MRS. GWENDOLYN H. BLACK B. Mus. , Howard University, Washington, D. C. MR. J. V. GRAHAM B. S. , M. S. , A. and T. College Greensboro, North Carolina Special Study, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio 9 Faculty MR. ETHAN CLAY SHERROD B. S, , A. and T. College, Greensboro, North Carolina MISS LORENE N. WILLIAMS B. S. , St. Augustine College Raleigh, North Carolina MRS. O.H. BYNUM A. B. , St. Augustine College Raleigh, North Carolina M. S. , A. and T. College, Greensboro, North Carolina MR. DAVID L. LASH A. B. , Shaw University, Raleigh, North Carolina M. S. , A. and T. College, Greensboro, North Carolina MRS. V. A. WISEMAN A. B. , Shaw University, Raleigh, North Carolina M. A. , Columbia University, New York, New York MR. I. MONROE FALLS B. S. , Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia MRS. HELEN H. ALEXANDER B. S. , B. L. S. , A. and T. College, Catholic University M. L. S. , North Carolina College Durham, North Carolina MR. CHARLES S. GREENE B. M. , West Virginia State College Institute, West Virginia M. A. , Columbia University, New York City 10 Faculty MRS. A. P. GREENE B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College M. A. , Columbia University, New York City MR. GEORGE R. LEDBETTER B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College M. S. , Indiana University MRS. M. L. GWYN A. B. , Clark University ALEXANDER ECCLES B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College MR. C. ELNESS GRAY, SR. B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College M. S, , A. and T. College - Indiana University MRS. EVELYN J. PHILLIPS A. B. , Winston-Salem Teachers College M. S. , A. and T. College, Greensboro, North Carolina MRS. EDYTHE WILLIAMS B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College MR. HERMAN E. SCALES B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College M. A. , New York University, New York City 11 s Faculty MR. JOSEPH D. WILUAMS, SR. B. S. , A. and T. College M. A. , . University of Michigan MRS. MARION FAULKNER B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College M. S. , A. and T. College, Greensboro, North Carolina MRS. V.J. Me NEAL B. S. , A. and T. College, Greensboro, North Carolina M. A. , New York University MRS. LOUISE WILLIS KING B. S. , Winston-Salem Teachers College M. S. , A. and T. College, Greensboro, North Carolina MRS. CHRISTINE K. HEDGLEY B. , University of Chicago A. , New York University MR. D. E. SMITH B. S. , M. S. , A. and T. College Greensboro, North Carolina 12 Faculty at Work 13 College Day 14 Senior Class Officers EUGENE CAMPBELL President MARY MANNS Vice President HYMERIA MATTHEWS Secretary ROOSEVELT LOWERY Treasurer 16 Seniors MARY CATHERINE WILLIS Wickie Motto: Do it now, before it is too late. Activities: Dramatics Club, Y- Teens, F. T. A. Girls ' Improvement Club, Yellow Jacket Staff. Ambition: Lawyer WILBERT ROBERT PATTON Ronnie Motto: Character is the victory, not a gift. Activities: Hi- Y, D. O. , Track, N. F. A. , Bus Drivers ' Club. Ambition: Policeman BEATRICE NEVOND FULTON Beatie Motto: Always strive for the Higher things in life. Activities: Bus Drivers ' Club, French Club, F. T. A. , Ushers ' Club, Y-Teens. Ambition: Commercial Teacher. CORNELL GWYNN, JR. June Motto: The best way out of difficulty is through it. Activities: D. O. , Baseball Team, N. C. S. I. O. Ambition: Floral Designer JEROME WATSON J. J. Hearttrouble Motto: Always strive for the higher things. Activities: Football Team, Track, Bus Moni- tors ' Club, Boys ' Improvement Club, Hi-Y. Ambition: Lawyer AMANDA JOAN DARK Joan Motto: To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end in life. Activities: National Honor Society, Student Council, Junior Engineers, Dance Group, Thespian, Drum Majorette, Dramatics ' Club, French Club. Ambition: Guidance Counselor 17 Seniors SHIRLEY ANN JONES Shirl Motto: Good things come to those who wait. Activities: Bus Drivers ' Club, F. T. A. Girls ' Improvement Club, French Club. Ambition: Secretary BENNY ALLEN GOLDEN ' Red Motto: Life is short, but there ' s always time for courtesy. Activities: Hi- Y, N. F. A. Ambition: Paratrooper I ROOSEVELT LUTHER LOWERY, JR. Rosey Motto: Don ' t be a carbon copy of someone else, make your own impression. Activities: Hi-Y, Jr. Engineers, French Club, N. F. A. ,Bus Drivers ' Club. Ambition: Chemist GERALDINE SHARPE Tutt Motto: Give credit where it is due. Activities: Ushers ' Club, Yellow Jacket Staff, Junior Engineering Club, Bus Monitors, Band, French Club. Ambition: Social Studies Teacher PENDER COWAN CATES Pop Cates Motto: To make the best better Activities: Football Team, Track, Block C, Band, Hi- Y, Bus Drivers ' Club, D. O. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher SARAH ANN DINGLE Ma Cates Jr. Motto: One should always look and help stimulate the good traits in man. Activities: French Club, Junior Engineers, Dance Group, Student Council, Yellow Jacket Staff, Bus Monitors, Dramatics Club. Ambition: Social Studies Teacher 18 1962 BETTY BROWN Sweets Motto: Alittle learning is a dangerous thing, so drink deep or taste not. Activities: F. T. A. , Girls ' Improvement Club, Ushers ' Club. Ambition: Secretary LEON RANDOLPH SCALES Leon Motto: Good things come to those who wait. Activities: Bus Drivers ' Club, Hi=Y, Baseball Team, Glee Club. Ambition: Engineer EMMA JEAN THOMPSON Jean Motto: Whatever you do, do it well, or not at an. Activities: Yellow Jacket Staff, Bus Drivers ' Club, Jr. Engineers, F. T. A. , French Club, Band, Y- Teens. CLAY VANCE FULTON Little Foots Motto: A thoughtless man speaks and a wise man thinks. Activities: N. F. A. , N. H. S., Student Council, Ushers ' Club, Bus Drivers ' Club. Ambition: Engineer MELVIN BERNARD PALMER Bernard Motto: The best of things always come to those who wait. Activities: Bus Drivers ' Club, N. F. A. Ambition: Policeman MARTH JANE SMITH Yogi Motto: My acts become my habits, my habits d e ve 1 op my c h a r a c t e r; my character determines my destiny. Activities: F. T. A. Las Bonitas, Bus Monitor. Ambition: Stenographer 19 Seniors ROSCOE HOWARD BIGBY, JR. Rocky Motto: Do unto others as you woiild have them so unto you. Activities: Band, French Club, Tennis Team. Ambition: Architect JOSEPHINE LORETTA PENN Jo Motto: Courtesy and honesty are the best policies. Activities: Bus Monitors ' Club, Y-Teens, Band, Dance Group, N. H. A. Ambition: Dance Instructor LEON BUSSEY BIGBY Leon Motto: Always strive for the higher things in life. Activities: Band, Tennis Team, French Club. Ambition: Architect DIANNE CONRAD Candy Motto: Always strive for the better things in life. Activities: Dance Group, Bus Drivers ' Club, F. T. A. , Y-Teens. Ambition: Secretary JAMES WILLIAM DURHAM Butch Motto: Fairness to all, special favors to none. Activities: Band, French Club, Bus E)ri vers ' Club, Boys ' Improvement Club, Hi-Y, Student Council. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer GWENDOLYN La VERNE COWAN Gwen Motto: No matter how big a problem maybe, get rid of confusion by taking one little step toward solution. Activities: Y-Teens, N. H. A. , Library Club, F. T. A. , Ushers ' Club. Ambition: Medical Social Worker 20 RUDOLPH SULLIVAN Ruddy Motto: Stay clear and strive for the best. Activities: Basketball Team, Band. Ambition: Doctor NANCY ANN TYNER Red Motto: If it can be done, I can do it. Activities: Bus Drivers ' Club, Y-Teen, Dance Group, Ushers ' Club, Las Bonitas. Ambition: Beautician EUGENE MONROE CAMPBELL Gene Motto: It is better to give rather than to receive. Activities: F o o tb a 1 1 Team, Tennis Team, Block C, French Club. Ambition: Electrical Engineer GWENDOLYN DONELL McQUEEN Gwen Motto: Keep an eye on your close friends, because your enemies will not harm you. Activities: Ushers ' Club, F. T. A. , Y-Teens. ROGER WILUAM GLEEN Daddy Motto: Engage brains before opening your mou th. Activities: Hi-Y, Bus Drivers ' Club, Baseball Team, Boys ' Improvement Club. HENRIETTA STURDIVANT Rietta Motto: Always keep an eye on your close friends, not your enemies, they are the ones whom you can ' t trust. Activities: N. H. A. , F. T. A. , Glee Club, Bus Monitors ' Club. Ambition: Nurse 21 Seniors CHARLES LESTER DIXON Mr. Dick Motto: Love the way you live. Activities: Hi- Y, N. F. A. , Baseball Team, Bus Drivers ' Club. Ambition: Baseball Player JESSIE MARIE BENNETT Dump Motto: Good things come to those who wait. Activities: Band, Dance Group, Junior Engineers, Y- Teens, Bus Monitor. Ambition: Nurse MARY RACHEL MANNS Little Manns Motto: Think before you speak, speak before it ' s too late. Activities: National Honor Society, French Club, Junior Engineers, Student Council. Ambition: Sociologist ODELL TILLERY Tippy Motto: Spend 50% tending to your business and 50% staying out of other people business and that will be 100% of your time and you will be a better person. Activities: Block C, Football Team, Track Team, Hi-Y. Ambition: Coach KERMIT ALVIN SPRINKLE Greasy Motto: Time is too long for those who wait. Activities: N. F. A. , Bus Drivers ' Club. Ambition: Mechanic ARWILDA LOUISE QUATTLEBAUM Will Motto: Silence is a true friend who never betrays. Activities: N. H. A. , Y. Teens, Student Council, Y- Teens. Ambition: Social Investigator 22 1962 JUREL DEAN HAWKINS Fluffy Motto: Do unto Others as you would have them do to you. Activities: Band, Bus Monitors. Ambition: Nurse ALFRED WALLENSTEIN DOBSON Smitey Motto: All or nothing at all. Activities: Baseball Team. Ambition: Barber ELLEN CAROL MITCHELL Earline Motto: Success is greater than temptation. Activities: Dance Group, F. T. A., Ushers’ Club, Y- Teens. Ambition: Nurse DAVID WITHROW HAIRSTON Hot Shot Motto: Always look ahead and never back. Activities: Bus Drivers ' Club, N. F. A. , Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Thespian, Baseball Team. Ambition: Athletic Coach WILUE LEE DILLARD Nose Motto: Do unto others as you would have them do to you. Activities: N. F. A. , Bus Drivers ' Club, Fli-Y, Boys ' Improvement Club. Ambition: Electrician LOUISE RAYSOR Lou Motto: Be kind Activities: Glee Club. Ambition: Nurse 23 Seniors THOMAS LEE OLIVER Tommie Motto: Alw ays be on the right side in what- ever you do. Activities: Football Team, Track, Block C, Hi-Y, Boys ' Improvement Club. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer MARY HELEN BOOZER Sweet Motto: Good, better, best, never let them rest, till good is better and better is best. Activities: French Club, N. H. A. Ambition: Secretary JAMES BROWN ALMA JEAN HAUSER Jean Motto: It is better to be seen than to be heard. Activities: F. T. A, Ambition: Secretary RONALD REGINALD MATTHEWS Ronnie Motto: Good things come to those who strive for them. Activities: Hi-Y, Student Council, National Ho n o r Society, Junior Engineers, Dramatics Club, Le Cercle Francasi, Yellow Jacket Staff. Ambition: Electrical Engineer GERALDINE COVINGTON Rastus Motto: Always strive for the Highest things in life and love will come your way. Activities: Glee Club, N. H. A. , F. T. A. , Bus Monitors ' Club. Ambition: Nurse 24 1962 WILLIE McCOY WILLIAMS Dicky Motto: Strive for the better things in life. Activities: D. O. , Football Team, Track, Hi-Y, Block C, Sports ' Writer. Ambition: Engineer GAIL DELORES MITCHELL Nightengale Motto: Don ' t put off tomorrow what you can do today. Activities: F. T. A. , Bus Monitors ' Club. Ambition: Nurse VELORIA HELEN ROAN Vicky Motto: Anything worthhaving is worth waiting for. Activities: Ushers ' Club, F. T. A. , Y-Teens. Ambition: Secretary JACK NELSON Jack Motto: Put God First, and you will succeed in what you go for. Activities: Band, Bus Drivers ' Club, Industrial Arts Club. Ambition: Mi ician DONALD GARFIELD PATTON Peaches Motto: All or nothing at all. Activities: D. O. Ambition: Electrical Engineer DELORES ANN LOWERY Freck Motto: Always strive for the Higher things in life. Activities: D. O. Ambition: Nurse 25 Seniors RUSSELL RICE Wheel Motto: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Activities: Bus Drivers ' Club, Basketball Team, Football Team, Tennis Team, Block C. Ambition: Coach ANNA MAE KIMBROUGH Bunchie Motto: Always remain unsatisfied because if you have everything you desire, there is not purpose in life. Activities: Bus Monitors ' Club, Junior Engineers Club, French Club. Ambition: Dietician WINNIE FAYE SPEAS Wab-bit Motto: Down the ones that are down today, but lift them up in sorrow, for this old world is a mean old world, and you may be down tomorrow. Activities: French Club, Junior Engineers, F. T. A. , Bus Monitors ' Club. Ambition: Home- Economist REGINALD JAMES WHITE Reg Motto: Whosoever loveth instructions, loveth knowledge. Activities: D. O. , Glee Club. Ambition: Lawyer CUFTON THEODORE ALLEN Booby Motto: Anything worth doing is worth doing well. Activities: N. F. A. , Bus Drivers ' Club, Junior Engineers. Ambition: Doctor SHIRLENE HAWKINS Shirley Motto: A true friend is better than all the gold in the world. Activities: Bus Drivers ' Club, Girls ' Improve- ment Club, N. H. A. , French Club, Junior Engineers. Ambition: Nurse 26 1962 ALVIN GLENN Raw Motto: Keep your fears to yourself, but share your courage with others. Activities: Baseball Tearn, Hi-Y, Glee Club Boys ' Improvement Club. Ambition: Professional Baseball Player RUBY MAE CORELL Sugar Meat Motto: Always strive for the higher things in life. Activities: Y- Teens, Glee Club, Bus Monitors ' Club, F. T. A. Ambition: Commercial Teacher DAVID LYLES Shakes Motto: The hardest work is thinking, that ' s why so few engage in it. Activities: D, O. Ambition: Laboratory Technician HYMERIA ANNETTE MATTHEWS Mick Motto: Something for nothing ruins your character. Activities: Y-Teens, F. T. A. , Ushers ' Club Student Council, Bus Monitors Club. Ambition: Stenographer WILLIAM WINFRED SEARCY Pug Motto: The situation of one ' s environment often causes one to submit himself not because he wants to, but because of the situation. Activities: Band, Block C, Hi-Y, Basketball, Tennis. Ambition: Minister SHELBY JEAN DOUGLAS Jeanie Beanie Motto: You can make it, if you try. Activities: Band. Ambition: Dietician 27 Seniors DOROTHY ELIZABETH CONRAD Bert Motto: Where there is will, there is a way. Activities: Bus Drivers ' Club, Dance Group, F. T. A. Ambition: Stenographer WILLIE WITHERS Bill Motto: Good things come to those who wait. Activities: D. O. Ambition: Tailor HOWARD THOMSON Big June Motto: Don ' t you just know it. Activities: D. O. Ambition: Mortician ROBERTA ANNE CONRAD Bert Motto: Where there is a will, there is a way. Activities: Bus Drivers ' Club, Dance Group, F. T.A. Ambition: Stenographer THOMAS GARY Mr. Clean Motto: Finish whatever I start. Activities: Hi-Y, D. O. , Boys ' Improvement, Track Team. Ambition: Florist 28 29 Class History We, the Senior Class of Carver High School, the year 1962 finds it almost impossible to express in words our achievements in all of our endeavors, to formulate a class history. What has distinguished us from seniors of other years? There is no formal, precise distinction that will communicate the richness of these years or of these experiences. We must review these years in all their complexity to arrive at an answer. As freshmen, we were shy and nervous, but we were eager to climb the first step of the long walk which lay ahead. Soon becoming adjusted to our new environment through the friendliness of the upper classmen and the help of the administration, we got an early start in the activities of our school. Shelby Douglas, Jurel Hawkins, Jessie Bennett, Geraldine Sharpe, Emma Thompson, Pender Cates, Winfred Searcy, and Roscoe Bigby became members of the band. In the choir were Ruby Correll, Faye Speas, Henrietta Sturdivant, Alvin Glenn, Leon Scales, Geraldine Covington and Adma Hauser. There was also wide participation in the championship games by Donnie Warren and Russell Rice. After passing the first milestone of our journey, we as sophomores, began our second year toward our goal of gradu- ation. The various clubs and organizations of the school were more interesting with many participants. Many of us put forth our best efforts scholastically and kept up the required grade points and quality points for the Honor Roll. On the gridiron, several of our boys made impressive showings. They were Russell Rice, Odell Tillery, and Tommie Oliver. The halfway mark of our goal had been reached. Each of us looked forward to our junior year, hoping that it would be as profitable and exciting as the first two years. Four of our boys were chosen to enroll in classes held at the Industrial Eiducation Center. They were Clay Fulton, Ronald Matthews, Roosevelt Lowery, and Eugene Campbell. Joann Dark was elected Editor- in- Chief of The Carver Hi-Lite. Tapped for the National Honor Society were Eugene Campbell, Clay Fulton, Joann Dark, Mary Manns and Ronald Matthews. Dianne Conrad was chosen as an attendant to Miss Twin City Classic. Mary Manns, James Druham, Jack Nelson, Emma Thompson, Rudolph Sullivan and Pender Cates were members of the Jazz Band. At last our positions as dignified Seniors became a reality. Many of us were elected to important positions of school organizations. Eugene Campbell was electedpresident of the National Honor Society, Senior Class and Captain of the Football Team. Clay Fulton was chosen president of the Student Council and New Farmers of America, Joann Dark was chosen Drum Majorette, and Gwendolyn Cowan, president of the Y- Teens. The Senior Class selected Geraldine Sharpe as Editor of the YELLOW JACKET, Willie Williams as Sports Editor, and Ronald Matthews, president of the Hi-Y. These are only a portion of our varied and many high school activities which have been indelibly imprinted upon our minds, and now as time runs out, we are overwhelmed with joy by our never ending pleasant memories that cannot be touched by time. We shall continue to seek greater knowledge and help to promote high scholarship; to encourage sincere and zealous endeavors in all fields of knowledge and service; to cultivate a high order of personal living; and to develope appreciation for scholarly work and scholarly endeavors in others. We, the class of 1962 leave with our successors, our best wishes for success as we wait reluctantly for time to fade away. Farewell L ! ! ! Joann Dark, Historian 30 Last Will and Testament LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1962 We, the graduating class of nineteenhundred and sixty-two of Carver High School in the city of Winston-Salem, North Carolina being of sound mind must pause here for the purpose of stating our last will and testament. Since we have tried to be honest, as well as just and generous in our distribution of the many gifts which we now possess, we have finally reached our decisions. Therefore, we hereby give these possessions to certain designated persons whose names shall be recorded herein. We sincerely hope that those who receive them will accept them as sacred tokens from those who have gone before. To Mr. Martin, our beloved principal, we leave the privilege of running the school where we left off, with sincere wishes that he will do a better job than we did. To Mrs. Halsey and Mr, Lash, our advisors, we leave a few gray hairs and our sincere appreciation, which they deserve for those sleepless nights spent worrying about us. To the Junior Class, the Senior Class will the front seats in auditorium. 1. ALLEN, CUFTON 2. BENNETT. JESSIE 3. BIGBY, LEON 4. BIGBY, ROSCOE 5. BOOZER, MARY 6. BROWN, BETTY CAMPBELL, EUGENE CATES, PENDER 7. 9. CLARK, BARBARA 10. CONRAD, DIANNE 11. CONRAD, DOROTHY 12. CONRAD, ROBERTA 13. CORRELL, RUBY 14. COVINGTON, GERALDINE 15. COWAN, GWENDOLYN 16. DARK, AMANDA 17. DILLARD, WILUE 18. DINGLE, SARA 19. DIXSON, CHARLES 20. DOBSON, ALFRED 21. DURHAM, JAMES 22. FULTON, BEATRICE 23. FULTON, CLAY 24. GLENN, ALVIN 25. GLENN, ROGER 26. GOLDEN, BENNY 27. GW YN, CORNELL 28. HAIRSTON DAVID 29. HAUSER, ALMA 30. HAWKINS, JUREL 31. HAWKINS, SHIRLENE 32. JONES, SHIRLEY 33. KIMBROUGH, ANNA 34. LOWERY, DELORIS 35. LOWERY, ROOSEVELT 36. LYLES, DAVID 37. MANNS, MARY 38. MATTHEWS, HYMERIA 39. MATTHEWS, RONALD 40. MITCHELL, EARLINE 41. MITCHELL, GAIL 42. McQUEEN, GWENDOLYN 43. NELSON, JACK 44. OLIVER, THOMAS 45. PALMER, MELVIN 46. PATTON, DONALD 47. PATTON, WILBERT 48. PENN, JOSEPHINE 49. QUATTLEBAUM, ARWIIDA 50. RICE, RUSSELL 51. ROAN, HELEN 52. SCALES, LEON 53. SEARCY, WINFRED 54. SHARPE, GERALDINE 55. SMITH, MARTHA 56. SPEAS, WINNIE 57. SPRINKLE, KERMIT 58. STURDIVANT, HENRIETTA 59. SULLIVAN, RUDOLPH 60. THOMAS, SAMUEL 61. THOMASON, HOWARD 62. THOMPSON, EMMA 63. TILLERY, ODELL 64. TYNER, NANCY 65. WAREEN, DONNIE 66. WATSON, JEROME 67. WHITE, REGINALD 68. WILLIAMS, WILLIE 69. WILLIS, MARY 70. WITHERS, WILUE 71. DOUGLAS, SHELBY 72. FARABEE, MILDRED wills his bus 164 to Raymond Littlejohn, his height to Edward Goode, and his love to Alice Speas. wills her alto horn to Judy Summers, her class ring to Terry Smith. wills his French Book to Raymond Littlejohn, his tennis racket to Gilbert Bigby, and his ability to speak French to Pauline Bowman, wills his ability to play tennis to Arthur Dark, and to Mrs. Wiseman his French Book, wills her seat in Home Economics to Sandra Ross and her English Book to Norma Hairston. wills her Science Book to Estella Brown, her ability to get along with boys to Sandra Ross, and her love for Larry Womble to Priscilla Barber, wills his football jersey no. 19 to Donald Melton, all his love to Shelia McCoy and his ability to get along %vith others to Brenda McCoy, wills his love for Sarah Dingle to William Tillman, his football jersey, no. 15 to George Brown and to Jimmy Hauser his ability to get along with other girls. wills her seat in Mr. Graham ' s Class to Betty Amos. wills her class ring to Dianne Sturdivant, her ability to study to Shirley Whisonant and her love for Eugene Long to Ester Hawkins, wills her eyes to Jacqueline Washington, to Dorothy Gallman her height, and her ability to be friendly to Beverly Poindexter, wills her class ring to Doris Conrad, her bus to Nancy Pace, her ability to type to Emma Mitchell. wills her class ring to Veronica Correll, Brenda Miller her position in the choir, and her love for Fredrick Couthen to Gloria Palmer. wills her class ring to Clara Covington, and her ability to type to Dorothy Graves, and her ability to be friendly to Justice Martin. wills her devastating eyes to Mattie Parker and Andrea Robinson, to lucky Dorothy Duckett her bookkeeping book void of all assignments and her typing ability to Betty Edwards wills to any qualified person her position as Drum Majorette; to any worthy junior her position as the most ambitious girl and her common sense to Arthur Dark. wills his ability to stay in class to Wilbert Rice, his bus no. 100 to John Rice, and his love to Mattie Parker. wills her love for Pender Cates to Cynthia Carruthers, her legs to Sylvia Sprinkle and her personality to Sandra Ramona Ross. wills his ability to draw to Lee Goode, his pitching ability to James Hauser and his bus No. 56 to Eddie Mitchell. wills his class ring to Jacquelyn Washington, his love to Beatie Scales, and his ability to get along with others to Bernard Dobson. wills his height to Lee Goode, his sousephone to Harvey Davidson, and his French Book to Thomas Shore. wills to Clifton Fulton Jr. , her bus no. 81, to Edith Fulton her Problems Book and to Charles Davis her quietness. wills his position as president of the Student Council to Johnny Crutchfield, his knowledge to Cleo Hy man and his bus to Clifton Fulton, Jr. wills his love for Geraldine Sharpe to any worthy person, his bus to Rodney Glenn, and his ability to talk to girls to James King. wills his bus to Harvey Davidson, class ring to Carolyn Glerm, and his love to Beatie Scales. wills his class ring to Edna Keaton, his English Book to Hildred Hill and his ability to tliink to Rodney Glenn. wills his ability to work with flowers to Edward Goode, his English Book to Connie Pace, and his baseball suit to Rodney Glenn wills his Physic Book to Mr. Falls, his love to the Jones girls, and his ability to get along with others to Arthur Sprinkle. wills her class ring to Ira Palmer, her position in the choir to Gloria Palmer, and her love to Andrew. wills to Esther Lee Hawkins her class ring, to Clara Transou her position in the band. wills her bus no. 53 to Benjamin Keaton, her class ring to Esther Hawkins, and her heart to Cleo Hyman, wills her love to Kenneth Dodd her class ring to Raymond Littlejohn, and her English Book to Carolyn Dodd, wills her ability to cook and sew to Carolyn Glenn, her walk to Norma Hairston, and her class ring to Sandra Ross, wills her class ring to Jackie Washington, her dimple to Barbara Williams, and her Physics Book to Dorothy Gallman. wills his bus to Norma Hairston, his position as Vice-president of Agriculture to Paul Fulton, and his position as President of the Bus Drivers ' Club to Franklin Taylor. wills his muscles to Larry Miller, and ball point pen to Jesse Smith. wills her French Book to Fredrick Warren, her position as most likely to succeed to Zenobia Watson; her comprehensible ability to Dianne Sturdivant; and her personality to Gwendolyn Washington. wills her class ring to Melvernia Matthews and her shorthand book to Dorothy Gallman. wills his position as Hi-Y President to Calvin Matthews, to Jerry Matthews his ability to get things done and his class ring to Carolyn Flowers, wills her love for Charles Norwood to Gloria Palmer, her class ring to Mary Mitchell and her ability to type to Carolyn Speas. wills her class ring to James Mitchell and her English Book to Kenneth Oakes and James Hairston, wills class ring to Betty Gibson, and her shorthand book to Sandra Ross. wills his graduation robe to Freddie Warren, his love to Rose Evans and his bus no. 77 to Raymond Littlejohn. wills his position as guard on the football team to Ralph Sanders, his ability to think to Sandra Ross, and his English Book to Hildred Hill. wills his love Marvis Archie, his bus no. 129 to Lindy Palmer, and his ability to get along with girls Kenneth Cowan. wills his mustache to Larry Miller, his hair cuts to David Pinkney, and his ways with the girls to Bernard Dobson. wills his love to Teressa. Miller, the moon to Micheal Warren, and his ability to talk to girls to Thomas Shore. wills her class ring and love to Charles Tinsley, and her height to Mary Stevens. wills to Norma Hairston her slim, trim figure, to Janice Perry all my Mr. Goodbar Wrappers, and my locker without a number, and to Charles Nevels my last year ' s Prom corsage. wills his football jersey to Ben Blackwell, his ability to talk to girls to Wilbert Rice, and his ability to play basketball to Charles Nevels. wills her class ring to Francis Manns, her English Book to Sandra Ross, and her love to Allen Coleman, wills his ability to use the tampoline to Donald Melton, and his ability to lift weight to James Hauser. wills his ability to play basketball to Issac Howard, to Miss Marbury a new flock of pets, and his love and devotion to Pauline Bowman. wills her French Book to Hildred Hill, to Harold Jones her English book, and her position as best-all- round girl to Marva Matthews. wills to Peggy Henry her legs, love to Issac Howard, and her position as the neatest girl to Beverly Poindexter. wills her pleasing personality to Norma Hairston, her class ring to Carolyn Speas, and to Sylvia Sprinkle her ability to keep a boy. wills his weight to Leroy Staley, his ability become a mechanic to Edward Goode and class ring to Sylvia Sprinkle. wills her ability to grow to Melvernia Matthews, to Jackie Washington her hair style, and her English book to Cydle Sturdivant. wills his position as the neatest boy to any worthy junior boy, his Brass Horn to Ernie Banks and all his girls to Reginald Warren. wills his ability to play Basketball to Tyrone Stephens, his ability to play with the girls to Harold Jones, and to Vivian Jones his Problems Book. wills his ability to get along with people to everyone his English book to Edward Goode, and his D, O. sport to the next carpenter. wills her trombone to Edward Goode, her love to Harold Jones and her French book to Charles Nevels. wills his ability to be the most versatile football player to Milton Pinkney, his love to Elizabeth Greene and his ability in Diversified Occupations class to wills her class ring to James King, her bus no. 20, to Howard and Wade Tyner and her love for Herbert Lyles to Mary Gilliam. wills to James Hauser his position as guard on the football team, to Harold Jones his ability to play defensive end and his love to all the coming Senior girls. wills his position on the football team to Cleo Hyman, his ability to play defensive tackle to Issac Howard and his love to Carolyn Ingram, wills to Raymond Porter his positionin the Glee Club, to Edward Goode, his mechanical drawing table and to Jackie Washington his compass, ruler and Geometry Book. wills his love for Emma Thompson to Harold Jones and his position on the football team to Richard Jackson. wills her lover for Henry Stepp to Norma Hairston, to Charles Nevels Pikes Peak, and her English Book to Cleo Hyman. wills Phillip Melton his quietness and low tone of voice, and John Stevens his locker. wills Olivia Douglas her class ring, to Barbara Williams her size and her love for Joe Foster to Melvernia Matthews. wills her ability to get along with others to Marva Matthews and her yearbook to Shelia McCoy and he r class ring to Helen Hyman. In Witness hereof we have signed, sealed and published this our Last Will and Testament. The Senior Class of 1962 31 Class Prophecy Let us focus our eyes into the future and see how the 1962 Senior Class has progressed in ten years. It is now 1972 and I decided to take my vacation and visit the members of the 1962 Senior Class. My home is in Pasadena, California, where I teach sociology. I am taking this trip alone, because my husband, TOMMIE OLIVER must remain in California to attend a conference concerning our large Oil Corporation. Working along with him is PENDER CATES. I am invited to be guest of FAYE SPEAS who is a pediatrician in Hollywood, where there are many class members living. For lunch she invites ANNA KIMBROUGH, who is a model and designs for such movie stars as SARAH DINGLE, JOANN DARK, and NANCY TYNER. After lunch, we tour the remainder of the great city and find that RUBY CORRELL manages many different singing groups and is assisted by GERALDINE COVINGTON. On Siffler Avenue RUDOLPH SULLIVAN and WINFRED SEARCY own one of the leading clothing stores and across the street is ALVIN GLENN ' S BARBER COLLEGE. After leaving California, I fly to Philadelphia, Pa. where I am the guest of MARY BOOZER, a commercial teacher. Here I meet CLAY FULTON who is a very successful college professor, and EUGENE CAMPBELL who is a prominent engineer. Here, for entertainment we go to a baseball game and I see quite a few of my old classmates. ALFRED DOBSON, WILBERT PATTON, CHARLES DIXSON, and DONNIE WARREN are players of the Los Angeles Dodgers Baseball team. Before leaving I am invited to eat in JEROME WATSON ' S RESTAURANT, one of the largest. While arriving at the airport in Baltimore, Maryland, I meet GWENDOLYN COWAN and EARLINE MITCHELL who are Stewardesses here. I then tour John Hopkins ' Hospital, and to my surprise find that EMMA THOMPSON, GWENDOLYN McQUEEN, HYMERLA MATTHEWS are head nurses and seem to enjoy it to the utmost. JOSEPHINE PENN and RUSSELL RICE are joint owners of a large athletic firm. RONALD MATTHEWS who is an electrical engineer invites me to have lunch with him, along with ROOSEVELT LOWERY and CLIFTON ALLEN, who are here on business concerning their great Agricultiual Corporation. SHIRLENE HAWKINS, DOROTHY CONRAD, and DIANNE CONRAD are leading Dance Instructors here. lam now on my way to Florida, and meet MARY WILLIS who is flying to Paris on a divorce case. She is a lawyer. After arriving here I meet ODELL TILLERY who is a coach at Florida A. M. College. While touring the city, I see MELVIN PALMER who is chief of the Police Force. I also visit SAMUEL THOMAS who is the World ' s fastest tract star. The Bigby Brothers, ROSCOE AND LEON BIGBY are international tennis palyers and have won great fame. At an intergrated school SHELBY DOUGLAS is head dietition. JAMES DURHAM and JESSIE BENNETT own a comedy theater in Knoxville, Tennessee, which is the greatest. I also find that DAVID HAIRSTON is educated in the field of Science and is working toward his Doctor ' s Degree. My next stop is in Washington, D. C. First, I visit GERALDINE SHARPE, a history teacher who has married the one she always said she would. Here also is REGINALD WHITE, who is known as one of the best politicians in the United States. After arriving in New York I meet DONALD PATTON, an electronic engineer. LEON SCALES is head of a large gymnastics program. ALMA HAUSER is also here and is in the Business of Beauty Culture. Here also is DAVID LYLES, a laboratory tech- nician. THOMAS GARY is stationed here in the Navy. In New York City ARWILDA QUATTLEBAUM is an interior decorator. MARTHA SMITH, with whom I am having lunch is a teacher. BEATRICE FULTON teaches also. From here I fly to Hawaii and find that many of my classmates have made their homes there. DELORIS LOWERY is a brain Surgeon. BETTY BROWN along with HELEN ROAN are operators of a Business School there. To me this trip has been one of the most auspicious events in my life, after seeing the tremendous amount of progress that has taken place among us. I hope that in the years to come, this prophecy will come true. Mary Rachel Manns 32 Class Song Class Colors BLUE and WHITE Class Motto To make good use of life, one should have in youth the experience of advanced years, and in old age the vigor of youth. Class Poem As we travel far and near We ' ll never forget our school that ' s dear, O ' Carver, who is so divine How we hate to leave you behind. For we have reached the crossroads And these things for us must end. Some go one way, some another, Perhaps never to meet again. But if we never meet again And the memories bring us sadness. It ' s only because we regret the loss Of all the moments of your gladness. O ' Carver, our greatest loss Must tomorrow be our gain, The best of every thing we choose That we may not have cried in vain. Faye Speas Anna Kimbrough Carver, thy name we praise; Standards and honor raise; We ' ll ever faithful be Throughout eternity. May peace abide with thee And God forever guide Thy heights supreme and true. Blessings to you. Through years of toil and pain May thy dear walls remain Beacons of heavenly light. Undaunted by the fight; And when life ' s race is won. And thy noble work is done. Oh, God, forever bind Our hearts to Thine. Sarah Dingle Reginald White Dianne Conrad Rudolph Sullivan Class Flower CARNATION 33 Senior MOST STUDIOUS Leon Bigby Faye Speas MOST HUMOROUS James Durham Jessie Bennett MOST POPULAR Winfred Searcy Arvilda Quattlebaum 34 Superlatives NEATEST Rudolph Sullivan Martha Smith CUTEST AND MOST HANDSOME Sarah Dingle Leon Scales MOST ATHLETIC Josephine Penn Russell Rice MOST TALENTED Reginald White Ruby Correll BEST ALL-ROUND Geraldine Sharpe Eugene Campbell 3 ? Seniors in action Junior Class Officers President Secretary HARVEY DAVIDSON, MILTON WRIGHT. . . Vice President Treasurer CAROLYN INGRAM, GLORIA PALMER. . . ij SYLVIA SPRINKLE RODNEY GLENN JUANITA ANTHONY 38 Juniors CAROLYN DODD RAYMOND LITTLEJOHN SHIRLEY PATTERSON JOHN CRUTHFIELD DOROTHY DUCKETT FRANKUN TAYLOR CAROLYN SPEAS EDWARD GOODE SHELIA McCOY VIVIAN JONES BETTY AMOS BENJAMIN DOBSON 39 Juniors FREDRICK WARREN JANICE PERRY ALPHONSO INGRAM MARY WASHINGTON RAYMOND PORTER PAULINE BOWMAN HARVEY DAVIDSON NANCY PACE WORTH HAUSER LOUELLA LILLY GILBERT BIGBY SANDA ROSS i 40 Juniors BARBARA PARKER GWENDOLYN WASHINGTON JOHN LIPSCOMB ARGIE BROWN CLIFFTON FULTON DIANNE STURDIVANT THOMAS SHORE CHARLES TINSLEY ANNIE HILLIAN JAMES BLACKBURN LEROY STALEY 41 Juniors CYNTHIA CARRUTHERS DONALD MELTON SHIRLEY FURCHES BERNARD DOBSON MARTHA HAIRSTON MILTON WRIGHT BETTY GIBSON CLEO HYMAN DELOISE WITHERS MICHEL WARREN NORMA HAIRSTON RALPH SAUNDERS 42 Juniors RICHARD WILSON NELLIE THOMAS FRANKUN CATHCART JACQUELINE McILWAIN ROBERT FULP MARVA MATTHEWS ROBERT GWYN GLORIA PALMER HAROLD JONES DOROTHY GALLMAN WYANE WATKINS DELORSE HAIRSTON 43 Juniors HELEN HYMAN CLAUDETTE HAIRSTON MARY STEVENSON BARBARA WILLIAMS MATTIE PARKER BARBARA HILL JUANITA CHANDLER OSCAR SPEAS CAROLYN INGRAM ESTHER JONES MELVERNIA MATTHEWS DOROTHY KIMBROUGH 44 Juniors 45 Jubilant Juniors 46 The steady grind of the pencil sharpener . . . an expected test... finally understanding that hard algebra problem. . . another step to help us realize our goals. Wits. • V Sophomore Class Officers LILLY COVINGTON President FRANCIS MANNS Sergeant- At- Arms THELMA BYERS Secretary ARTHUR DARK Treasurer JAMES KING Parlimentarian WALTER BAULDRICK Reporter COURTNEY CALDWELL Vice-President 48 Sophomores Left to right: Betty Lou Edwards, Clyde Studivant, Verlie ' Eccles, Connie Pace, Ethel Adams, Edna Keaton, Maxine Dobson, Mary Razor, Ruby Pearson, Linda Novels, Sharon Mitchell, Bennie Jessup, Maxine Evans, Courtney Cardwell, Marlyn Campbell, Lonnie Sheff, James Brock, Robert Johnson, Jr., Miss. Davis, Robert Galloway, Marva Pearson, Leon Glenn. Left to right: Mary Ann Gilliam, Shirley Brown, Emma Sullivan, Gloria Sullivan, Hattie Thompson, Leathia Morrison, Venessa Benson, Pauline Hauser, Carolyn Glenn, Ernestine Taylor, Elizabeth Greene, Ellen Smith, Beverly Williams, Shirley Holman, Themla Byers, John Pearson, Freddie Adams, James Mitchell, Arthur Dark, Mr. C. Green, Paul Fulton, George Brown, Walter Bauldrick, Larry Miller. North Carolina Room Forsyth County Public Library 660 West Fifth Street 49 Sophomores Left to right: Frances Manns, Betty Clark, James King, Doris Noel, Sarah Lipscomb, Billie Anderson, Christine Galloway, Cynthia Warren, Mrs. Smith, Charles Davis, Betty Garner, Charlie Brown, Reginald Warren, Nannie Hardin, John Rice, James Miles. Left to right: Tyrone Scales, Julia Grace, William Conrad, Delois Edwards, Eidward McFadden, Lillie Covington, Maxine Moore, Justie Martin, Gerldine Porter, Patricia Goldsmith, Clyde Price, Beverly Westley, Norris Martin, Olivia Douglas, Eula Parker, Sandra Wilson, Ruby Watkins, Johnny Hawkins, Thomas Newton, Wilbert Mills. 50 Walking in the footsteps of our upperclassmen. . . selecting our course of study. . . Taking advantage of the many opportunities offer us. Freshman Class Officers ISSAC HOWARD, President WALTER TOTTEN Secretary EVELYN SHOUSE Treasurer 52 Freshmen Left to right: Carol Farrell, Ruth Sherrod, Josephine Hairston, Dorothy Cockerham, Antonia Johnson, Zell a Brooks, Miss Williams, Annie Mackey, Velma Moore, Jacqueline Bigby, Yolanda Glenn, Bertha Hyman, Wilhemenia Bitting, Patricia Johnson, Rose Joyce, Beverly Poindexter, Shirley Gardner, Mary Mitchell, Edith Fulton, Sherline Hicks, Dorothy Pearson, Drucilla Anthony, Ruthie Crowell. Left to right: Brenda Kimbrough, Nettie Miley, Yvonne Coble, Phyllis Clement, Gwendolyn Coble, Rose Evans, Mrs. Earle, Annie Mackey, Dorothy Scales, Veronica Gywn, Veronica Correll, Dianne Hauser, Mary Blackburn, Nancy Works, Jacqueline Brandson, Ellen Rivers, Jeniffer Jones, Evelyn Shouse, John Stevenson, Linwood Power, Phillip Smith, Howard Moore, James Harris, Raymond Phelps, Frank Nelson, Linda Palmer, Willie Pearson, Andrew Jarrett, Hobart Jones, Robert Anderson. 53 Freshmen Peggy Henry, Delois Raysor, Jacquiline Ingram, Sandra Lash, Brenda Miller, Patricia Nesmith, Valma Chandler, Doris Conrad, G race Marbury, Linnie Potter, Zenolia Watson, Chlories Pinkney, Emma Mitchell, Catherine Gaither, Annie Mackey, Stephen Dobson, Alphonso Thompson, Lonnie Tate, Patericia Calton, Jerry Howell, Fannie Covington, Brenda McFadden, Donald Moore, Willie Black. Left to right: Shirley Gladden, Velva Waiters, Alice Speas, C a r o 1 y n Jones, Janie Transou, Marion Jenkins, Vivian Lurches, Eula Parker, Faye Grier, Carolyn Smith, Annatoria Smith, Linda Miley, William Lowery, Robert Barnes, Joseph Nelson, David Thomas, Benjamin Blackwell, Lawrence Grier, Harvey Scales, Carl McLaurin, Melvin Peay, James Gwyn, James Crutchfield, Charles Gallman, Walter Bowman, Mr. M. Falls, Advisor. 54 a ssMuiKi Eager to learn the 3 R ' s. . . Learn- ing to adjust. . . knowing that in a few years we will be the leaders in this wide world 8 - 2 Left to right: Steven Miller, Jane Jennings, Phyllis Kimbrough, Zelma Campbell, Jacquelyn Jones, Katie Collins, Marilyn Glenn, Miss B. J. Thompson, Benny Crowell, Verdell Watson, Carlotta Mitchell, Lenora Workman, Verta Acker, Nicole Shelton, Adell Watson, Barbara Brown, Shirley Williams, Sheila Brooks, Florence Brown, Lillie Evans, Carol Blackburn, Steve Moses, Patricia Huntley, Frances Bell, Ralph Lowery, Thelma Robinson, Phyllis Caldwell, Shirley Johnson, Cynthia Benjamin, Brenda Jones, Harry Mitchell, Ernest Ingram, lamissky Banks, Albert Tatum, Preston Fulp, George Jones, John Douthit. 8 - 1 Left to right; Gwendolyn Glenn, Rosetta Williams, Shelton Glenn, Elnora Harris, Yetter Jones, Ronald Williams, James Totten, Barbara Triplet, Brenda Cunningham, Irma Bivens, Madeline Adams, Argentina Rice, Leona Jones, Deborah Hairston, Barbara Duckett, Margaret Hauser, Betty Grace, Arneta Perry, Paul Spease, William Watkins, Sam Puryear, Priscilla Scales, Anita Jones, Veronica Roberts, Connie Smith, Gloria Boyce, Oscar Haywood, John Choate, James Conrad, Robert Duckett, Edward Anthony, Calvin Ingram, Clarence Mitchell, Francis Harris, Nelson Williams, Mr. C. E. Gray. 8 - 3 Left to right: Tliomas Sullivan, William Sturdivant, Jamona Cason, Wanda Summers, Lorraine Watkins, Esther Hawkins, Felicidoll Thomas, Earnest Transou, Alfred Williamson, Shirley Hauser, Robie Thomas, Sara Hunter, Carolyn Bell, Clara Transou, Carolyn James, Shirley Brooks, Margie Crawley, Donald Williams, Brenda Cloud, Br e nd a Fulton, Kathleen McQueen, Shirley Blackmon, Samuel Sheff, Delane Jessup, Ira Palmer, John Williams, Larry Kimbrough, Robert Oakes, Mr. Ledbetter, James White, Paul Gwynn, Walter Ziglar, William Smith. 7 1 Left to right: Diane Evans, Lillie Gould, Carolyn Moore, Anita Golden, Brenda Fulp, Gloria Mills, Alberta Oakes, Emma Preston, Carolyn Summers, Karen Bohannon, Mary Hauser, Rosa Johnson, Essie Fulton, Alene Pinkeny, Fannie Miller, Cassie Cauthen, Mr. Humphrey, Pauline Hill, Russell Covington, Henry Smith, William Gwyn, Daniel Feaster, Ronald Hauser, James Waiters, Frankie Lyons, Eldridge Mitchell, Spencer Hill, Wade Tyner, Ronald Cook, Harry Transou, Richard Westley. 7 - 2 Left to right: Milford Goldsmith, Joan Stover, Arwilda Cannady, Doretha Fields, Shelia LeGrand, Gary Ferrell, Charles Dunn, John Williamson, Elvenor Hairston, Gloria Blackwell, Susan Jones, Gwendolyn Hauser, Brenda Mills, Allen Gary, Bobby Correll, Roger Stewart, Sandy Payne, Roslyn Malone, Mary Goodwin, Donna Howell, Elizabeth McIUwain, William Hairston, James Oliver, Jr. , Bobby Conrad, Herman Martin, John Banner, James Cooper, Christopher Boston, H. E. Scales. 7 - 3 Left to right: Clara Webster, Janie Hairston, Brenda Hairston, Ruth Gallman, Mary Carlton, Faela Stinson, Carol Westley, Julia Fowler, Lillie McKnight, Mary Choate, Ann Totten, Arlene Carroll, Ruth Conrad, William Puryear, Jerry Matthews, Baron McIUwain, Clarey McMillian, James Morgan, Willie Spease, Harold Jackson, Lorenzo Pearson, Hoyt Allen, Benjamin Hawkins, Donald Jenkins, Eugene Gray, B. Henderson, James Tatum, John Conrad, Cary Williams. 7 - 4 Alfonson Robinson, Patricia Shoiose, Carolyn Carter, Emma Johnson, George Young, Avone Laughlin, Agustus Dark, Mrs. R. Duckett, Curtis Palmer, Jennifer Harden, Barbara Galloway, Inez Lurches, Janis Shelton, Ruby Cockerham, Ronald Haith, Barbara Bailey, Bobbie Lilly, Jerry Anderson, Mazel McCoy, Shirley Quick, Patricia Swizer, Josephine Clark, Patricia Grier, Jo Ann Anthony, Elizabeth Werts, Ada Smith, Ekiith Brown, Jesses Stitt, Charles Hairston, Gerald Mobley, Clifton Hi Ilian, Claude Sales, Franklin Wilson, James Jarrett. Left to right: Oscar Twitty, Odessa Abernathy, Carolyn Allen, Sherron Hauser, Shirley Hairston, Steve Valentine, William Amos, Carol Miller, Roba Scott, Hershal Summers, Henry Chandler, Mylon Hughes, Joe Thomas Penn, Zalinor Banks, Carlinard Graham, Ronald Roberts, Harvey Barber, Carl Scales, Robert Garner, Frankie Grattison. Left to right: Forest Haxiser, Bernard Chambers, Dixie Flowers, Katherine Ridgill, Annie Amos, Lela Chandler, Mr. Burke, Shirley Crowell, Vemice Jones, Clarence Grier, Nomi Fulton, Peggy Jones, Donald Shore, Arnita Porter, Carolyn Holman, Wanda Welch, June Poindexter, Willie Hill, Thurman Twitty, Albert Palmer, Loretta Chandler, Roland Douthit, Sandra Gardner, Reginald Jones, Lee Cloud, Milton Hughes, Sharon Clownery, Lessie Martin, Diane McDuffie. Left to right: Michael Miller, Harold Hairston, Kenneth Miller, Mary Cockerham, Minnie Gilliam, Phyllis Randleman, Tony Scales, Glenn Fennell, Donald Glenn, William Galloway, William Scales, James Spease, Timonthy Matthews, Carolyn Hilli an, Natilie Kimbrought, David Hawkins, Randophe Pace, Miss Joyce, William Carson, Carolyn McDonald, Mary Cathcart, Peggy Peay, Carl Allen, Johnny Robinson, Sally Covington, Linda Carter. Left to right: Sharon Jones, Jacqueline Powell, Patricia Nelson, Gwendolyn Brock, Erma Douthit, Theatis Jenkins, Earl Martin, Carolyn Bigby, Michelle Mitchell, Martha Watkins, Glenda Mitchell, Brenda Watkins, Lester Horne, Haywood Reynolds, Beatrice Carroll, Iwillis Abernathy, Mary Scott, Rosezelle Fulton, Janie Miller, Betty Byers, Paula Thomas, Joseph McFadden, William Oakes, Dwight Stephens, Eugene Baits, Resnick Moose, Richard Jones, Felton Ab e rn at hy, Harold Lennon, Clyde Haywood. 6 - 5 Left to right: Waddell Jones, Vaughnita Pane, Christine Hairston, Edward Love, Samuel Thomas, Odell Lipscomb, Gwendolyn Moore, Brenda Banner, Blondella Long, Juanita Benjamin, Judy Summers, Geraldine Fultz, Mrs. Thomas, Melvin Oliver, James McMillian, Charles Gwyn, Linda Jarrett, Audrey Twitty, Linda Johnson, Sarah Hart, Leslie Oakes, Thurmond Waiters, Clyde Jefferson, Curtis Brooks, Edward Glenn, Robert Anthony, William Glenn, Marion Edwards, Melvin McCoy. 5 - 1 Left to right: Alecia Chambers, Bertha Singleton, Ramona Mitchell, Doris Oaks, Bernard McCoy, Andrea Jones, Valencia Carpenter, Edith Mitchell, Donna Summers, Renda Ervin, La vader Chandler, Valeria McFadden, Vicki Gray, Wilhemina Fulp, Claudette Waiters, Barbara Joyce, Brenda Sprinkle, Sharon Brooks, Betty Benjamin, Carolyn Attucks, Raymond Wilkons, Michael Conrad, Samuel Conrad, Wilbert Clowney, Rondey Johnson. 5 - 2 Left to right: Karen Harden, Carrie Thomas, Catherine Crowell, Deborah Stewart, Jacqueline Williamson, Ernest Robinson, Sudie Fenell, Mary Spease, Linda Gentry, Ethel Toten, Karen Summers, Mrs. I. P.. Hairston, Barbara Nichols, Cathy Spease, Pauline Furches, Lorraine Timberlake, Evenly Miley, Freddie Wilson, Charles Smith, Jerry Valentine, Ray Rice, Michael Wilkerson, Moses Belton, Roy Cook, Othar Lilly, Gerald Douglas, Willie Mackey, Christopher Peay, John Smith. Left to right: Lavern Switzer, Bertha Anthony, Dianne Mills, Hattie Gladden, Clara Singleton, Everette L. Martin, Richard Ridgill, William Peay, Brenda Gwynn, Christine Singleton, Phillis Roberts, Rose Evans, Wesley Miller, Tyrone Rice, Bill Fulp, Donald Gwynn, Author Belton, Earl Imes, Bemad Walkins, Alex Green, Charlie Mithcell, Macon Jones, Alfred Adams, Micheal Fulton, Kenneth Jarrett, Larry Watkins, Earl Johnson. Left to right: Valma Hairston, Melvenia Hughes, Myrna Brake, Brenda Neving, Linda Kaye Smith, Linda Katherine Smith, Karatha Speas, Annie Belle McMillian, Patricia Bohannon, Emily Sparks, Sandra Clyburn, Barbara Green, Gloria Shepard, Luther Jones, Larry Webster, James Cason, Ronald Little, Willie Coltraine, Janice Simington, Howard Welch, Mr. Eccles, Russell Hauser, Raymond Scott, Franklin Myers, George Walker, Hector Mitchell, Curtis Nelson, Lorenzo Chandler. Left to right: Shirley Cockerham, Wanda Gwyn, Edna Brooks, Belinda Williamson, Mary Payne, Earnest Ferrell, Emmeth Henry, Wilbert Miley, John Clement, Charles Grace, Barbara Gladden, Kathleen Benton, Carolyn Gardner, Daisy Henry, James Rice, Pauline Sturdivant, Jacquelyn Huntley, Brenda Bailey, Carleen Gwyn, Meta Smith, Wanda Brooks, Veronica Moore, Lonnie Conrad, Melvin Burl, Fredrick Clark, Cornelius, Young, Harold Martin, Larry Gaither, Waldo Hauser, Thomas Welborn, Timothy Beal. 4 - 4 Left to right: Linda Hairston, Yvonne Dobson, Phyllis Powell, Phyllis Grimsley, Rebecca Simmons, Veronica Mitchell, Marion Mitchell, Mrs. T. F. Miller, Rosalyn Little, Yolander Mabry, Jacquelyn Scales, Patricia Marsh, Georgria Byers, Barbara Gamer, Gloria Porter, Ethelene Patterson, Richard Miller, Paul Moore, Ralph Fulton, Ronnie Jones, Mary Miller, Cynthia Reich, Donald Scales, Raeford Sparks, Charles Wadelington, Luther Scales, Willie Douthit, Dennis Mitchell, Bobby Bowman, Arnold Lennon, Dwight Correll, William Fulp, Jasper Fulp, Dale Thompson. Left to right: Larry Glenn, Ivy Joe Gilliam, Carlton Gwyn, Letha Singleton, Charlzetta Smith, Roslyn Matthews, Bishop Mumford, Larry Hairston, Patsy Byers, Gilda Carter, Jo Ann Hauser, Mary Puryear, Alice Horton, Donald Fulp, Wallace Irby, Samuel Brown, Sharon Benton, Clara Brooks, Brenda Brown, linda Fulp, James Chandler, Christopher Amos, Donald Edwards, Fate Martin, Derry Big by, Carolyn Galloway, Carolyn Armstrong, Carolyn Singleton, Cassandra Douglas, Larry Gattison, George Wade, Kenneth Wilborn, Mrs. Perry. Left to right: Sarah Chandler, Celeste Wright, Pamila Hauser, Annie M. Jones, Odarius Flowers, Deborah Jones, Constance Henry, Andrea Jones, Florence Spease, Gwyneth Benjamin, Tida Imes, Queen Me La urin, Portia Fulp, Zidine Gattison, Alethia Acott, Ernest Moore, Philip Clement, James Fields, Raymond Watkins, Colene Littlejohn, Timothy Roberts, Vernon Gwyn, Richard Chandler, Mrs. Riley, Ronnie Smith, George March, Charles McFadden, Tom Fulton, Ray James, Robert Smith, Bobby Hauser, Luther Brock, Hubert Hill, Tyrone Bailey. Left to right: Wilbert Hughes, Geraldine Fulton, Carl Gwyn, Pamela Nivens, Paul Matthews, Wayne Gwyn, Doretha Pearson, Jerry Gray, Slyvia Davis, Charles Hauser, Bruce Mills, Mrs. A. P. Rivers, Reginald Douthit, Terry Gray, Bethsheba Settle, Helen Fulp, John Cass, Alvin Oliver, Lester Flowers, Floyd Scales, Ronet Hill, Deborah Orr, Samuel Smith, Carolyn Hairston, Kay Jarrett, Albert Bowman, Margaret Blackburn. Left to right: Caretha Barber, Pamela Harton, Nellie Hairston, Myra Latten, Deborah Smalls, Sharron Holland, Michael Oliver, Georgia Oakes, Vanessa Sprinkle, Carlotta McMillan, Marcene Hairston, Deborah Jones, Cathy Jones, Thomas Baker, Lea Bell, Jimmy Moore, Jasmine Beal, Dianne Bailey, Carl Chambers, Edmund Porter, Stancil Haywood, Gilbert Banks, Mrs. E. Peterson, Linda Smith, James Home, Charlie Hill, Kinnard Correll, Benny Smith, Ervin Payne, Jerry Martin. Left to right: Jerry Ridgill, Dianne Fulp, Belinda Speas, Deborah Perry, Edna Patterson, A. M. Flynn, Patricia Moore, Evone, Benton, Rose Mary Bell, Kathy Couser, Yvonne Washington, Mary Carter, Harriet Pickard, Cornell Fulton, Auturo Caesar, John Mitchell, Clyde Howell, Clarence Fulton, Robert Ferrell, Clintonia Long, Sharon Latten, Raymond Carroll, Dennis Shields, Michael Amos, Aaron Warren, Larry Oliver, Sylvester Simmons. 3 - 4 Left to right: Dennis Jones, Michael Thomas, Nancy Sturdivant, Alecia Hauser, Shirley Summers, Jos etta Lowe, Ro via Cook, Patricia Powell, Veronica Summers, Phy lander Clement, Phillip Glenn, Julius Pearson, Sandra Robinston, Theodore Lurches, Georgia Crosby, Don Ferrell, Charles Hayes, William Singleton, Vickie Imes, Howard Tynes, Mae Imes, Mario McCoy, Chalmers, Bohannon, Larry Fulp m, Ronald Glenn, James Miller, Ronald Bejamin, Betty Oakes, Mrs. Marian Faulkner. jmmrj 3 - 5 Left to right: Danny Fulp, Rosalind Roberts, Annie Rachel Irby, Sandra Kay Watson, Felecia Brake, Steven Wilson, Van Levern Oakes, Benjamin Gaither, Dorothy Hunt, Sandra Phelps, Cassandra Reich, Iris Maxcine Wilbom, Lysander Crowell, Kenneth Watkins, Willie P. McCoy, Gail Brandon, Shirley Lennon, Teresa Stinson, Cassandra Yountz, Johnnie Barnes, G. M. Poindexter, R. L. Smith, Howard Price, Gary Walker, Billy Ray Evans, Darral Thomas, Esther Wilkins, Peggy Jones, Nancy Carter. 2 - 1 Left to right: Robert Boozer, Raeford Wilkins, David Holly, Sylvia Monroe, Anthony Crews, Ricky Scales, Sirvinnie Clement, Mary Pearson, Stevie Kelly, Sharon Small, Jeanetta Benjamin, Sylvia Corre 11, Dennis Wright, Katie Lilly, Michael Fulp, Johnny Covington, Reginald Goldsmith, Martine Smith, Timothy Porter, Pamela Bohannon, James Hayes, Miss S. D. Jones. 2 - 2 Left to right: Timothy Bailey, Gloria Crutchfield, Sherwood Dalton, Joan Charles, Nathaniel Goodwin, Carl R. Martin, Darlene Jackson, Gloria Smith, Hillard Summers, Larretta Williams, Loretta Shields, Alfred Fulp, Kathy Chandler, Cunthia Wilkins, Pamela Jones, Virginia Chandler, Vanessa Geathers, Albert Walker, Sarah Sales, Sharon Brooks, Vanessa Chortes, Vernell Miles, Stanley Carroll, James Patterson, Ervin Kirkpatrick, William Johnson, Freddie Hill, Wayne Douthit. 2 - 3 Left to right: Sharon Clement, Fredrick Sparke, Rachel Anthony, Rodney Smith, Bobby Wilson, Harvey Bailey, Thurmond Chandler, Melissa Yountz, Janice Bryant, Charmaine Twitty, Rosettate Hughes, Carolyn Brock, Terry Young, Lester Gray, Vanda Hairston, Vanessa Crews, Colbert Douthit, Reuben Hammonds, Donald Lash, Mary Douthit, William Conrad, Johnny Gaither, Beltina Goldsmith, Belinda Jefferson, Lavonne Matthews, Vanessa Davis, Donald Miller. 2 - 4 Left to right: Mary Fulp, Cherye Douthit, Mary Byers, Robin Cook, Jacqueline Lennon, Matilda Moore, Beverly McFadden, Carolyn Scales, Marilyn Pinkney, Sandra McCoy, Sharon Mitchell, Walter Waiter, Wayne Hairston, Sammy Jackson, Allen Hauser, William Davis, Tonny Millers, Aaron Bowman, Oliver Abbott, Warren Roberts, James Henry, Clevis Fulton, Perry Mitchell, George Mason, James Hairston, Geoge Stinson, Cecil Summers. 2 - 5 Left to right: Vanissa Douglas, Mary Simmons, Pearline Cloud, Donna Graham, Rita Pledger, Fredrick Brooks, Sandra McDuffie, Gwendolyn Chandler, Cynthia Jones, Terry Davis, Willie Highes, Ernest Wilkins, Henry Mitchell, Exceptral Harding, Charles Allen, Michael Kelly, Rickey Little, Floyd Cockerham, Samuel Spease, Robert Smith, Jacob Chandler, Wayne Couser, Deborah Sadler, Nancy Fulp, Leona Gattison, Peggy Garner, Melanie Smith, Wilbert Banks, James Whorton. 2 - 6 Left to right: Be tty Watkins, Marsha J. Hairston, Ruth Hunt, Hilda Summers, Marlon Grier, Tyrone Horne, Patricia Mabry, Alice Blackburn, Shirley Hairston, Sherry Glenn, Bertha Mitchell, Albert Conrad, Donald Scott, Roger Blackburn, Betty Scales, Harolyn Dubose, Cledestra Kirby, Claude Smalls, Norvell Gattison, Thomas Scales, Roosevelt Haizlip, Harry Gaston, James Payne, Johnny Abernathy. 1 E 1 - 1 Left to right: Doris Fields, Deloris Carter, Wanda Williamson, Michael Cockerham, John Anderson, lind Witherspoon, Marilyn Matthews, Cora Lee Fulton, Valeria Clark, Wanda Martin, Pamela Watkins, Donald Oakes, Donald Ray Oakes, Kenneth Oakes, Michael Hairston, Jacolyn Wilson, Alvan Spease, Norwell Smith, Major Leon Crosby, Donna Oldham, Constance H unter, Wayne Baker, Delane Wilson, Deborah Anthony, Miss Smith. Left to right: Christopher Hammonds, Michael Taylor, Mary Hairston, Dorothy Thomas, Sandra Havner, Laverne Crews, Deborah Thomas, Wanda Hairston, Dale Amos, Larry Wilson, Johnnie Sturdivant, Raleigh Scales, Wayne Conrad, Buford Nivens, Richard Walker, Ronnie Blackwell, Tony Mitchell, Joseph Adams, Daron Nelson, Valencia Conrad, Ronald Hawkins, Clyde Gray, Harlandis Caldwell, William Griffin. 1 - 4 Left to right: Druscilla Fogle, Ephriam Chandler, Hope Mumford, Jerry Lynch, Deborah Sparks, Donald Bailey, William Matthews, Valeria L. Young, Gregory Gilliam, Syteria Hauser, Donald Fulton, Ruby Blackburn, Cythenia Henry, Deborah Garris, Miles Lowe, Alice Hill, David Summers, Jr., Charlita Gladden, Mrs. R. S. Reich, Jacquelyn Hairston, Reuben Pledger, Timothy Shelton, Daniel McLaurin, Charles Eldridge, Pamela Ervin, John Jones, Lloyd France, Michael Moore, Terry Jones, Dalphne Boyce, Ronnie Covington. 1 - 5 Left to right: Patricia Mitchell, Valeria Morrison, Vera Blackburn, Patricia Bigby, Alfreda Moore, Timothy Fulton, Jacqueline Balckwell, Janice Clement, Pamela Conrad, Janice Conner, Pauline Mitchell, Vanessa Gwyn, John Thomas, Gregory Oglesby, Michael Hauser, Ronald Bailey, Ronald Shields, Sylvester Westley, Aaron Miller, Marshall Hughes, Mrs. Henderson, Sammie France, Tonnie McMillian, Eric Fulp, Thedore Porter, Donald Brooks, Ricky Watkins, Kenneth Jones, Edward Summers. aro ' s;oir� Time for relaxation. • . developing charac- ter and interests... being of service to the school and the community. . . these and many more out of class experiences enrich our world. Yellow Jacket Staff Left to right: Mary Willis, Emma Thompson, Geraldine Sharpe, Editor- in- Chief j Sarah Dingle, Ronald Matthews. 66 Student Council CLAY FULTON President JOHN CRUTCHFIELD Vice President SANDRA ROSS Secretary CAROLYN GLENN Treasurer FREDRICK WARREN Traffic Manager wiT ' mm t t mu fA Left to right: Carolyn Jones, Antoria Smith, Jacquelyn Mclllwain, Janice Perry, Mary Manns, Sandra Ross, Arwilda Quattlebaum, Sarah Dingle, Carolyn Glenn, Christine Galloway, Claudius Pinkney, Joan Dark, Velma Chandler, Pauline Bowman, Patricia Goldsmith, Geraldine Sharpe, Beattie Scales, Edith Fulton, Bennie Jessup, Lillie Covington, Ro n a 1 d Matthews, Fredrick Warren, James Durham, Clay Fulton, John Crutchfield, Mrs. O. H. Bymum, Advisor. 67 National Honor Society Left to right: Eugene Campbell, Joan Dark, Clay Fulton, Mary Manns, Ronald Matthews. OFFICERS EUGENE CAMPBELL. President JOAN DARK. . . MARY MANNS Vice President CLAY FULTON. RONALD MATTHEWS Program Chairman Secretary Treasurer 68 Dramatic Club Left to right: Thelma Byers, Joan Dark, Mary Willis, Ronald Matthews, Eugene Campbell, Juanita Anthony, James Blackburn, Sarah Dingle. OFFICERS SARAH DINGLE President SYLVIA SPRINKLE. MARVA MATTHEWS Vice President MARY MANNS MARY WILLIS Reporter Secretary Treasurer 69 Le Cercle Francais 3 OFFICERS JANICE PERRY President SHIRLENE HAWKINS Vice President MARY BOOZER Secretary JOAN DARK Assistant Secretary CLIFFTON ALLEN, JAMES DURHAM Reporters ROOSEVELT LOWERY Treasurer Left to right: Ronald Matthews, Geraldine Sharpe, Emma Thompson, Sarah Dingle, Joan Dark, Janice Perry, Leon Bigby, Faye Spease, Mary Manns, Shirlene Hawkins, David Hairston, Cliffton Allen, Anna Kimbrough, Mary Boozer, Roosevelt Lowery, Beatrice Fulton, Clay Fulton, Shirley Jones, Milton Wright, Mrs. V. A. Wiseman, James Durham. 70 Left to right; Issac Howard, Beverly Poindexter, Rose Joyce, Mary Mitchell, Bertha Hyman, Edith Fulton, Veronica Gwynn, Carroll Farrell, Antonia Johnson, Youlander Glenn, Ruth Sherrod, Josephine Hairston, Dorothy Pearson, Ruthie Crowell, Dorothy Cockerham, Annie Mackie, Shirley Gardner, Roger Haith, Robert Wilkins, William Miller, Michael Mitchell, John Withers, Donnell Oliver. OFFICERS DONNELL OLIVER President MARY MITCHELL. BERTHA HYMAN Vice President ISAAC HOWARD. . EDITH FULTON Serge ant- At- Arms Secretary Treasurer 71 Science Club ARTHUR DARK. President LARRY MILLER Vice President SARAH Dingle. Secretary JOANN DARK Assistant Secretary JOHN CRUTCHFIELD Treasurer Left to right: Carolyn Spease, Emma Thompson, Geraldine Sharpe, Jessie Bennett, Joann Dark, Sylvia Sprinkle, Dorothy Duckett, Mattie Parker, Louella Lilly, Mary Manns, Faye Spease, Anna Kimbrough, Sarah Dingle, Roosevelt Lowery, Lonnie Sheff, Gwendolyn Washington, Ronald Matthews, Eugene Campbell, Cliffton Fulton, John Crutchfield, Larry Miller, Clay Fulton, David Hairston, Mr. Falls, Arthur Dark, Franklin Taylor, Cliffton Allen, Fredrick Warren, Gilbert Bigby. 72 Usher’s Club Left to right: Geraldine Sharpe, Hymeria Matthews, Betty Gibson, Ruby Cor re 11, Betty Brown, Helen Roan, Gwendolyn McQueen, Nancy Tyner, Beatrice Fulton, Eugene Campbell, Clay Fulton, Roosevelt Lowery. OFFICERS HYMERIA MATTHEWS President EUGENE CAMPBELL. Secretary CLAY FULTON Treasurer MRS. M. T. EARLE Advisor OFFICERS New Homemakers of America LILLIE COVINGTON President SANDRA ROSS Vice President NANCY PACE Secretary ARWILDA QUATTLEBAUM Reporter Left to right: Rose Evans, Betty Gibson, Shirlene Hawkins, Sandra Ross, Pauline Bowman, Nancy Pace, Gloria Palmer, Ethel Adams, Ruby Watkins, Maxine Evans, Edna Keaton, Carolyn Speas, Shelia McCoy, Helen Hyman, Louella Lilly, Josephine Penn, Ruth Sherrod, Evelyn Shouse, Sandra Lash, Thelma Byers, Christine Galloway, Delores Hairston, Bertha Hyman, Beverly Poindexter, Lucille Lurches, Bennie Jessup, Gwendolyn Washington, Patricia Nesmith, Josephine Hairston, Claudette Hairston, Emma Mitchell, Shirley Gardner, Dorothy Conrad, Shirley Patterson, Edith Fulton, Lillie Covington, Esther Jones, Eula Parker, Veronia Gwyn, Zenobia Watson. OFFICERS CLAY FULTON President ROOSEVELT LOWERY Secretary MICHEAL MITCHELL. Reporter New Farmers of America Left to right: Benjamin Black well, Herman McCoy, Melvin Hughes, Clyde Price, Raymond Phelps, Calvin Matthews, Charles Dixson, Milton Wright, Lawrence Grier, Charles Gallman, Walter Ziglar, John Withers, James Isom, Leroy Staley, David Lyles, Oscar Speas, Rodney Glenn, Roger Glenn, Charles Tennsley, Willie Dillard, Thurmond Hauser, Jessie Smith, Levester Cowan, Benjamin Keaton, Harvey Scales, Joseph Keaton, Alvin Glenn, James Miles, Melvin Palmer, Allan Speas, Phillip Littlejohn, David Hairston, Justice Martin, Henry Hawkins, Alfred Puyear, Alphonso Thomas, Joseph Nelson, Frank Nelson, Pender Cates, Marilyn Campbell, Clifton Allen, Walter Totten, Lonnie Sheff, Raymond Gardner, Kermit Sprinkle, Norris Martin, Mi c heal Mitchell, Clifton Fulton, Roosevelt Lowery, Clay Fulton, Paul Fulton, Mr. D. E. Smith, Leon Scales. 75 North Carolina Student Industrial Organization Left to right: Wilbert Patton, Robert Foster, Betty Amos, Kenneth Cowan, Nellie Thomas, Cklell Tillery, Pender Cates, Cornell Gwyn, Melvin Palmer, Martha Hairston, Willie Williams, Delois Lowery, Rudolph Sullivan, Donald Patton, Thomas Gary, Mr. J. V. Graham, Howard Thomason. OFFICERS WILBERT PATTON President NELLIE THOMAS THOMAS GARY Vice President HOWARD THOMASON, Secretary . Reporter English Improvement Club Left to right: Donald Oliver, Carrol Ferrel, Wilhemenia Hyman, Youlanda Glenn, Antonia Johnson, Edith Fulton, Bitting, Josephine Hairston, Roger Haith, Mrs. A. M. Veronica Gwyn, John Withers, Micheal Mitchell, Dorothy Smith, Sponsor, Marquis Pitts, Dorothy Cockerham, Bertha Pearson, Ruthie Crowell, Patricia Johnson, Robert Wilkins. OFFICERS WALTER TOTTEN President ISAAC HOWARD Secretary DONALD THOMAS Vice President SHIRLEY GARDNER Treasurer 76 Elementary Library Clubs Mrs. J. H. Perry, Donald Scales, James Fields, Phyllis Powell, Jacquelyn Williamson, Mary Cockerham, Mrs. T. F. Miller, Brenda Brown, Florence Speas, Renda Ervin, Carloyn Attucks, Samuel Brown, Loretta Chandler, Caratha Speas, Larry Watkins, Mary Martin, Phyllis Roberts. Seated, left to right: Susan Jones, Elvina Hairston, Brenda Fulp, Florence Browai, Phyllis Caldwell, Daniel Feaster, Lillie Evans, Miss Betty J. Thompson, Advisor. Standing, left to right: Ronald Cook, Ann Westbury, Barbara Brown, Alberta Oakes, Emma Thompson, Majorie Crowley, Gloria Boyce, Robert Oakes, Ernest Ingram, Donna Howell, Brenda Cunningham. 77 Girls’ Improvement - Y - Teen Club GWENDOLYN COWAN President CAROLYN GLENN Treasurer EIYMERIA MATTHEWS Vice President EVELYN SHOUSE Secretary Left to right: Dorothy Duckett, Ellen Smith, Brenda Miller, Jamie Transou, Ethel Adams, Janice Perry, Nancy Tanner, Emma Thompson, Mattie Parker, Evelyn, Shouse, Sylvia Sprinkle, Gwendolyn Cowan, Arwilda Quattlebaum, Mrs. M. T. Earl, Carolyn Glenn, Mary Mitchell, Veronica Correll, Eula Parker, Delois Edwards, Fannie Covington, Faye Grier, Josephine Penn, Betty Edwards, Carolyn Spease, Ruthie Crowell, Bennie Jessup, Lillie Covington, Annie Mackey, Gwendolyn Washington, Elizabeth Greene, Shirlene Hicks, Betty Clark, Patricia Goldsmith, Cynthia Warren. 78 Hi-Y Gray Y 79 Junior Y-Teens Left to right: Lorraine Watkins, Janis Shelton, Joan Stover, Arwilda Cundiff, Patricia Shouse, Brenda Watkins, Carolyn Carter, Barbara Galloway, Cassie Cauthen, Carolyn Allen, Essie Fulton, Martha Watkins, Brenda Hairston, Phyllis Kimbrough, Catherine Mitchell, Inez Furches, Clara Transou, Ester Hawkins, Nicole Shelton, Robie Thomas, Phyllis Covington, Mary Goodwin, Patricia Switzer, Mary Hauser, Gwendolyn Hauser, Elvenor Hairston, Shirley Brooks, Mrs. R. Duckett, Josephine Clark, Janie Miller, Florence Brown, Donna Howell, Bernice Martin, Mary Carter, Margie Crawle, Lillie Mazel McCoy, Karen Bohannon, Gloria Mitchell, Sarah Hunter, Diane Evans, Carol Miller, Roslyn Malone, Gloria Blackwell, Carolyn Moore, Janie Hairston, Clara Webster, Cynthia Jenjamin, Patricia Grier, Brenda Mills, Barbara Brown, Brenda Fulp, linda Jarrett, Carolyn Bell, and Ada Smith. 80 Block ”C” Club Leftto right: Donnie Warren, Russel Rice, Odell Tillery, Oliver, Cleo Hyman, Ronald Caldwell, Jerome Watson, Eugene Campbell, Pender Cates, Wilbert Rice, Tommie Milton Wright, Charles Nevels, James Hauser, 81 ' ' I ' ll Bus Drivers Club Bus Monitors Club 82 Marching Band Elementary Band 83 High School Dance Group Left to right: Cynthia Curmthers, Janie Transou, Christine Galloway, Connie Pace, Brenda Miller, Dianna Conrad, Earline Mitchell, Dorothy Conrad, Jessie Bennett, Roberta Conrad, Vivian Jones, Julia Grace, Sarah Dingle, Bennie Jessup, Nancy Tyner, Betty Edwards, Mary Mitchell, Josephine Penn, Norma Hairston. Rockette Dance Group Left to right: Lorraine Watkins, Deborah Hairston, Yetta Jones, Jacquelyne Jones, Clodfetter Mitchell, Linda Williamson. : I c 3 QJ (U U o rt a 00 0) PQ s oS Q P! rt O QJ O PI o u rt 4:j 00 03 O p ( (-( q; oo :3 pj o PC rt O s o -t rPj 1 ' High School Choir I L ■ •« 86 i TTfaiLiTlC Making a touchdown. .. sinking that basket. .. being a champi on. . . always the faithful school spirit and good sportsmanship which keeps us on top. I-M - Helping to score that basket. .. make that run. ..hold that line. .. our Cheerleaders, Vivian Jones, Anita Jones, Delaine Jessup, Margaret Hauser, Vettie Ackes, Alease Manns, Priscilla Scales. Football Coach David L. Lash, Eugene Campbell, Charles Nevels. CARVER 22 12 16 0 68 32 10 24 6 28 18 8 0 36 74 22 Western District Playoff 6 0 State Playoff 18 RONALD CAIDWELL Left Tackle Capt. Eugene Campbell, Co-Capts. Odell Tillery, Ro n a Id Caldwell, Tommy Oliver, Wilbert Rice. RUSSEL RICE Right Halfback DONNIE WARREN Guard JUSTICE MARTIN T ackle Western District Champions Left to right: Wilbert Rice, Milton Wright, Donnie Warren, Tommie Oliver, Eugene Campbell, Pender Cates, Jerome Watson, Odell Tillery, Robert Caldwell, Hilld red Hill, Issac Howard, Justice Martin, James Hauser, Cleo Hyman, Charles Nevels, Richard Jackson, Donald Melton, Phillip Melton, Thomas Newton, Bejamin Blackwell, Donald Thomas, Henry Hawkins, Fred Grier, Milton Pinkney, Samuel Thomas, Russel Rice, Robert Jones, George Brown, Jackie Jones, Jessie Smith, Marquis Pitts. JEROME WATSON End TOMMIE OLIVER End HILLDRED HILL Halfback 90 MILTON WRIGHT MILTON PINKNEY PENDER CATES Tackle Halfback Fullback 91 Varsity Basketball SAMUEL THOMAS Forward WINFRED SEARCY Action! Forward Left to right: Wilbert Rice, Rudolph Sullivan, Issac Howard, Winfred Searcy, Charles Nevels, Eugene Campbell, Hilldred Hill, Samuel Thomas, James Hauser, Russell Rice, Coach J. D. Williams. CHARLES NEVELS Captain MWMa- mm, ■ ---lamiCTW WILBERT RICE Guard RUSSELL RICE Guard CARVER 55 . . .41 46 . . . 52 43 . . . 68 57 . . .40 77 . Columbia Heights. . . . . . . 57 54 60 . . . 70 57 . . . 31 61 . . . 69 62 . . . 63 52 . . . 63 85 . . .47 50 40 57 49 84 District Tournament , . . .81 75 . . . 73 75 State Tournament Hillside 59 . . . 71 Junior Varsity Left to right: Larry Miller, Phillip Melton, Henry Hawkins, Reginald Warren, Fredrick Warren, Tryone Scales, Marvein Pearson, Gilbert Bigby, Donald Moore, Donald Thomas, James Wright, Benjamin Blackwell, Coach Bejamin Henderson. 93 Tennis Team Baseball Team 94 Gymnastics 95 Go, Yellow Jackets, Go! 96 IFimub The crowning of the Homecoming Queen and Miss Twin City Classic. .. Sharing in College Day. . . All were colorful notes adding to the routine of our wonderful world. ! 97 A Miss Carvel MARY MANNS CAROLYN INGRAM LILLIE COVINGTON Attendants Vliss Twin Zity Classic DELORES EDWARDS Attendant JUANITA ANTHONY Carver Sweethearts JANET SHELTON, SHELIA BROOKS Baby Carver SYTERIA VIVIAN RAMONA HAUSER Baby Classic DRUISILLA DELORES FOGLE Miss Classic Sweetheart and Attendants SHELIA BROOKS, PAMELA HAUSER, MAZEL McCOY JJ Autogra phs cA product oj 333 INDIANA AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. 104 !| I Consolidated School Library H ' rnston-Salem. North Oarnlinfl