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

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Mrs. Doretha H. Black handles her trying job as Assistant Principal with reason and fairness. She has the thankless task of insuring that students respect the rules of the school and the rights of their fellow students. Mrs. Black plays an important role in striving to maintain and improve the academic and extra-curricular program of the high school. Mrs. Black was graduated from Bennett College and received a masters degree from the University of North Carolina. I Vital to the function of our school is of our secretaries. The many reports, daily bulletins, telephone calls keep that CHS is a place . . . the service transcripts, them aware ( Standing: seated. Mrs. Essie Sturdivant, Mrs. K. Garrison, 16

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OUR PRINCIPAL Solving the countless problems that arise in keeping a high school running properly is a complicated task, but Principal Frank Thomas handles it smoothly and efficiently. Mr. Thomas’ experience in education has been both as a teacher and as administrator. Before becoming principal of the high school he was principal of Carver Elementary School. He earned a B.S. Degree from Winston-Salem State College and an M.A. Degree from New York University. Indeed, any student can always be assured that Mr. Thomas will find a moment to discuss any touching area. 15

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Mrs. V. A. Wiseman A.B. , Shaw University M.A., Columbia University Mrs. Rosa S. B. Duckett B.S. , Winston-Salem State College M.A. , Columbia University Mr. Benjamin F. Mrs. Edythe G. Henderson Harris B.S., B.A., Winston Salem State Morgan State College College Languages Shakespeare — Milton — Camus — punctuation - term papers — tests — journalism — exercises de structure — All these are our language department. Mrs. G. M. Harris accepts composition from Edward Plowden. Vlrs. A.M. Smith talks with students about word lsage. 17