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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1969 volume:

vt ‘V- -W ' 4 .x ' iv I I ( 14 -.•J I I t I i 1 North Carolina Room Forsyth County Public Library 660 West Fifth Street A ir3S?orE“S3 em, NC 27101 Theresa Sellars Co-Copy Editor Paula McCoy Typist Emily Sparks Editor Earry Fluitt Co-Editor Mrs. V.A. Wiseman Annual Advisor Dwight Smoot Sports Editor Sandra Clyburn Business Manager Janet Benejamin Typist Published by the Seniors of Carver High School Winston-Salem, N.C. 2 Foreword The development of the mind as well as the body plays an important part in building the characters of Carver High students. There are an unHmited number of opportunities that exist for each student. Students are encouraged to promote their interests through study, athletics, and club activities. It has been endeavored by the 1969 Yellowjacket Staff to present the many and varied aspects of student Ufe at Carver School. In this volume we have attempted to preserve memories that you may never forget. 3 Dedication We the seniors of Carver High School pay tribute and express deep appreciation to Mr. Ethan C. Sherrod. We extend our heartfelt gratitude for the kindness, patience and guidance he has given us and for his wise leadership which he has exemplified during his stay at Carver. Mr. E.C. Sherrod is one of the most respected and dedicated members of the Carver Higli Faculty. He is a person who is truly dedicated to the profession of teaching in the highest sense of the word. With appreciation for the wise words, and understanding you have given us, the Senior Class salute you. 4 Table of Contents Administration 15 Status 23 Activities 37 Sports 77 Features 91 The proud home of the Carver Yellow Jackets Shakespeare, Macbeth and many tragedies!! The daily listening and repeating in the French IV class. Enriching Memories A vast variety of information to increase knowledge is supplied by the librarian. 7 Paula receives tardy slips from Assistant Principal. 8 nnf Everyday Incidents The short chat during the lunch break Books, can’t graduate without them. 9 That Fighting Spirit Performances before each game by Drum Major and Majorettes inspire us to victory. Head cheer leader gets attention of loyal Yellow Jackets. Ronald Hayden, president of student body, stresses school spirit during assembly. Hauser shows his amazing basketball abihty when he Senior cheerleaders exhibit that fighting spirit. The day after a victory Captain Fulton gets a hug. instinctively goes up for a layup. The teaching process is not only one of dispensing knowledge, but demands understanding, guidance and leadership abilities. Only those men and women dedicated to their teaching profession possess a love for knowledge and a sincere hope of passing this knowledge on their students. Carver High School’s student body should be proud of their competent adminis- tration. It is with this thought that the Yellowjacket Staff introduces the ADMINISTRATION of Carver Junior and Senior High School. Administration Assistant Principal Mr. R.L. Hayes I I Guidance Counselor Mis. O.H. Bynum 14 Secretaries Mrs. Essie Sturdivant Mrs. Clara Roberts 15 F a c u 1 t y Mis. V.J. McNeal Commercial Arts Mr. Rodney J. Sumler Science Mrs. Kathryn Sell English Mrs. Sell emphasizes to David Parker, Charzetta Smith and Timothy Roberts the impor- tance of good composition. Mrs. Virginia A. Wiseman French Mr. J.V. Graham Industrial Cooperative Training Mrs. Juanita P. Golden Librarian Assistant Mrs. Bymun as she Counsels a student Mr. R. Greene as he writes score for the band. Mr. Rolland W. Greene Band Mrs. M.P. Bailey Home Economics Mr. Charles Greene Mathematics Mr. Charles Neil Science 18 Mrs. Ethel Walker Mathematics Mr. Robert G. J arvis Driver Education Mr. Herman Scales Social Science Mr. Jarvis as he prepares student for in-car training. 19 Mr. Benjamin Henderson Language Arts Mr. Meeks Briggs Science Mrs. Gladys Rocker Physical Education Faculty Mr. J.D. Williams,. Head of Physical Education Department stroUs leisurely to class. 20 Cafeteria Staff Left To Right; Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Barber, Mr. Young, Mrs. Tatum, Mrs. Tacker, Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Patterson, dietician. Teachers enjoy the nutritious meals served by the staff. 21 In every class, the students are introduced to the different facets of adult life. They are encountered with the opportunities and responsibilities of our present society. The primary necessity for becoming a capable citizen is to decide things for yourself rather than blind acceptance. Surrounded by peers of diversified attitudes and abilities, each pupil must decide for himself what course in life he will take. One’s mental development is measured by his status as a sophomore, junior or senior. Graduation from Carver Junior and Senior High School is the summit of the uppermost point of life. Status President Vickie Wright Assistant Secretary Deborah Tillman Vice President Edward Plowden Treasurer Tony Jackson Secretary Theresa Capers Financial Secretary Janet Benejamin I Senior Class of 1969 It is difficult for a senior to tell what it is and what it means to be a senior. It has been a magic and often a trying year. Prospect, reluctance, relief, each was a part of this special year which may never be recovered. The class rings, the prom, the senior assemblies, homecoming festivities and finally commence- ment exercises are only a few of the major events of the year. What senior can forget the rush to finish term papers, the dis- may of losing during football season, the victorious basketball games, and the dreaded semester exams? The Class of 1969 is one of the most outstanding ever to graduate from Carver. It has been a successful year and one which we will never forget. 24 Valedictorian Salutatorian Barbara Nichols Janet Benjamin 25 Jacqueline Austin Nickname; “Stormy” Activities: Student Council Ambition: Secretary Motto: “A true friend is the greatest of possessions” Melvin Atwater Nickname: “At H20” Activities: Hi Y Ambition: Engineer Motto: “Never turn down anything but your shirt collar Senior Class Dennis Bradley Nickname: “Lee Con” Activities: Basketball, Track, Block C, Chorus Ambition: Draftsman Motto; “Vanity, Vanity, aU is vanity” Janie Barr Nickname: “James Bond” Activities: Spanish Club, Chorus, Dance group, Usher’s Club, Health Careers Club Ambition; IBM Executive Motto: “Strive for the best and take nothing less” Rosa Ban Nickname; “Rosie” Activities: Health Careers Club Ambition: Nurse Motto: “Strive for the best of everything in life” Janet Benjamin Nickname: “Twiggy” Activities: Concert and Jazz Bands, Block C, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff Ambition: Social Science Instructor Motto: “Live for today, for tomorrow may never come” 26 Beatie Brown Nickname: “Bea” Activities: I.C.T. Ambition: Secretary Motto: “Success comes only to those who work for it.” Charles Burns Nickname: “Burns” Activities: Concert and Jazz Bands, Student Council, Hi Y Ambition: Music Composer and arranger Motto: “Let your reach exceed your grasp, but don’t grasp the wrong thing” Janet Clark Nickname: “Chicken” Activities: Tennis Ambition: Nurse Motto: “Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil.” Bernard Eldridge Nickname: “Elder” Ambition: Painter Motto: “Take life as it comes” Linda Conrad Nickname: “Con” Activities: I.C.T. Club Ambition: Teacher Motto: “Anything worth doing is worth doing right.” Mary Cockerham Nickname: “Mary Lou” Ambition: Nurse Motto: “Self love is the greatest of flatters” 27 Larry Fluitt Nickname: “Fluid-man” Activities: Student Council, Junior Achievers, Annual Staff, Chorus Ambition: Social Worker Motto: “Be quiet and notice, instead of loud and not heard.” Catherine Crowell Nickname: “Tina” Activities: I.C.T., N.H.A. Ambition: Seamstress and Model Motto: “Be young, be foolish, but be happy” Senior Class Julius Greene Nickname: “Ju-Ju” Activities: Baseball Ambition: Engineer Motto: “Do your own thing and leave others alone.” Pauline Furches Nickname: “Sherri” Activities: Chorus, Le Cercle Francais, Student Council, F.H.A. Ambition: Social Worker Motto: “It is always better to give than receive” Ronald Hayden Nickname: “Ron” Activities: Student Council, Track, Upward Bound, Hi Y Ambition: Mathematician and Architectural Engineer Motto: “Go as far as you can and still try to go farther.” Joetta Greene Nickname: “Sissy” Ambition: Social Worker Motto: “There is nothing finer that to say frankly, I am wrong” 28 Perry Height Niclmame: “P. Jay” Activities: Football, Baseball, Student Council, Traffic Squad, N.H.A. Ambition: Architectural Draftsman Motto: Eat, drink and be merry. Vyvyne Hardin Nickname: “Hunt” Activities: Newspaper Staff Ambition: Commercial Artist Motto: “Think twice before you speak” Burnu Hardy Nickname: “Nhu” Ambition: Nurse Motto: “Constant dripping wears away the stone” Earle Ijames Nickname: “Sleepy” Ambition: Painter and Dyer Motto: “Be cool” Sandra Hill Nickname: Tinkie” Ambition: Radiation Therapist Motto: “I will never get what I want if I have to take it” Barbara Harvey Nickname: “Barb” Activities: Chorus, Cafeteria Core Ambition: Teacher Motto: “You have to reap what you sow” 29 Brenda Gwynn Nickname: “Bren” Activities: Ambition: Nurse Motto: “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you” Melvin James Nickname: “Tex” Activities: Upward Bound Ambition: Armed Forces Motto: “Get all you can when you can, but don’t take chances.” Senior Classl i Rodney Johnson Nickname: “Rod” Ambition: Architecture Motto; “To make the best better” Rhonda Howard Nickname: “Ron” Activities: I.C.T. Ambition: Interior Decorator Motto: “To have a perfect life (100%), spend 50% of it taking care of your business and 50% leaving others alone.” . Diana Ingram Nickname: “Dino” Activities: Chorus Ambition: I.B.M. Executive Motto: “Seeing is believing” Ronald Little Nickname: “Little Nullium” Activities: Block C Ambition: Accountant Motto: “Be prepared for anything or anybody” 30 Theatis Jenkins Nickname: “Thea” Activities: Junior Achievement Ambition: Secretary Motto: “Do unto others as you would like to be done by.” Linda Jones Nickname: “Lynn” Activities: Chorus, Cafeteria Core Ambition: Nurse Motto: “Strive for the best in Hfe” Melvin McCoy Nickname: “Smokey” Activities: Chorus Ambition: Auto Mechanic Motto: “Never look ahead” Veronica Kirby Nickname: “Rona” Activities: Basketball Ambition: Secretary Motto: “If you are not satisfied with yourself, try seeking on the other side.” Phyllis I wis Nickname: “Ann” Activities: Hall Monitor, N.H.A. Ambition: Bookkeeper Motto: “Be kind” Janie Miller Nickname: “Jan” Activities: N.H.A. , Usher Club Motto: “To make the best better” 31 LaVader Orr Nickname: “Vada” Activities: Y Teen Ambition: Nurse Motto: “Be ye kind” Edward Plowden Nickname: “Fast Eddie” Activities: Traffic Squad, Basketball Ambition: Accountant Motto: “A man is known by the company he keeps.” Senior Class Gretta Linton Nickname: “Jelly” Activities: Elealth Careers Club, F.T.A. Ambition: Child Psychologist Motto: “A benefaction delayed is robbed of merit.” Randolph Purvis Nickname: “Randy” Activities: Tract Ambition: Policeman Motto: “Get it while you can.” Maeretha Malachi Nickname: “Mac” Ambition: Social Worker Motto: “I live to learn” Heren Richardson Nickname: “Stinky” Activities: I.C.T. Ambition: Electronic Engineer Motto: “It is not enough to get friends, you must keep them.” 32 Paula McCoy Nickname: “Tippy” Activities: Annual Staff, Junior Achiever, Usher Club, Health Careers Ambition: French Instructor Motto: “Understanding is as rare as wisdom but harder to acquire.” Don Robinson Nickname: “Nosil” Activities: Jazz Band Ambition: I.B.M. Operator Motto: “Love the life you Hve.” Paulette McCoy Nickname: “Joel” Activities: N.H.A., Ushers Club, Y-Teens Ambition: I.B.M. Computer Operator Motto: “Love, Live and Learn.” Wendell Robinson Nickname: “Dick Tracy” Activities: Jazz Band, IF Y, Upward Bound Ambition: Musician Motto: “Get all you can when you can” Valeria McFadden Nickname: “Val” Activities: I.C.T. j Ambition: Secretary ! Motto: “Never give up no matter how hard it may seem.” I , Jacquelyn McEarchern j Niclmame: “Jackie” Activities: Traffic Squad, Letter Girl , Cheerleader Ambition: Secretary Motto: “Wisdom is better than riches.” 33 Annie McMillan Nickname: “Legs” Activities: French Club, Student Council, N.H.A. Ambition: Secretary Motto: “It’s all in the mind.” Barbara Nichols Nickname: “Barb” Activities: Marching, Concert, Jazz Band, Student Council, Cheerleader, Dance Group Ambition: Mathematician Motto: “If at first you don’t Succeed, try, try again.” Senior Class Vickie Rynes Nickname: “Vic” Activities: Chorus, Tennis Ambition: Stenographer Motto: “Always strive for the higher things in life.” Charles Smith Nickname: “Smitty” Ambition: Draftsman Motto: “Always strive for the better things in life.” Roberta Scott Nickname: “Bert” Activities: Chorus Ambition: Nurse Motto: “A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.” Dwight Smoot Nickname: “Gwitt Lee” Activities: Football and Chorus Ambition: Technician Motto: “One must have knowledge before teaching others” 34 Theresa Sellars Nickname; “Tess” Activities: Traffic Squad, Cafeteria Corp Ambition: Business Administrator Motto: “Only the intelligent are free” Reginald Smoot Nickname; “Reggie” Activities: Football, Basketball Ambition: Draftsman Motto: “Good things come in small packages” of 1969 Emily Sparks Nickname; “Sue” Activities: Student Council, Annual Staff, French Club, Traffic Squad, Usher Club Ambition; French Translator Motto: “Believe in what you see and not what you hear.” Danny Terry Nickname: “Shake” Activities: Football Ambition; Traveling Salesman Motto: “Try everything once.” Percell West Nickname: “Percy” Ambition; Physician Motto: “Willingness pays off to anyone who tries to succeed.” A1 Lana Stivender Nickname: “Pet” Activities; Baseball Ambition: Physical Therapist Motto: “Nothing can beat a try except a failure.” 35 Lorraine Timberlake Nickname: “Chunkie” Activities: Chorus Ambition: Nurse Motto: “Studying conquers all” Deborah Tillman Nickname: “Deb” Activities: Basketball Ambition: Dental Aid Motto: “Better late than never.” Senior Class Belinda Torrence Nickname: “Lin” Activities: N.H.A. Ambition: Nurse Motto: “To each his own.” Jacqueline Williamson Nickname: “Blow Jr.” Ambition: Model Motto: “Self love is the greatest of flatterers.” Hattie Wilhams Ambition: IBM Secretary Motto: “Honesty is the best policy” Geraldine Wilson Nickname: “Gerry” Ambition: Nurse Activities: Volleyball Motto: “Strive to succeed” 36 Tony Jackson Nickname: “Monk” Activities: Football, Hi-Y, Traffic Squad, Chorus Ambition: Pro Basketball player Motto: “You ain’t cool unless you think it.” Deborah Worthy Nickname: “Deb” Ambition: Business Administrator Motto: “It’s better hearing than seeing.” Vickie Wright Nickname: “Poochie” Activities: Traffic Squad, Cafeteria worker Ambition: Social Worker Motto: “Reach for the highest and brightest star.” Lawrence Ferguson Nickname: “Ferg” Activities: Football Ambition: Lawyer Motto: “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” Michael Shepherd Nickname: “Mike” Activities: Football Ambition: Pro Football Player Motto: “All things are possible if you will only believe.” Robert Cole Nickname: “Pepe Lee” Activities: Football Ambition: Pro Football Player Motto: “Never Go Wrong.” 37 Henry Harper Nickname; “Hop” Activities: Baseball Ambition; Coach Motto: “Tis better to be happy than sad” Otha Lilly Nickname; “Slac” Activities: Chorus, Hi-Y, Upward Bound Ambition: Social Worker Motto: “Live and let live” Senior Class Sandra Clyburn Nickname: “Pat” Activities; Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, Junior Achieve merit Ambition: Laboratory Technician Motto: Speech is silver, silence is golden” Miriam McCutheon Nickname: “Peepy” Activities: N.H.A., Annual Staff Ambition: Dress Designer Motto: “One is as black as he is painted only when he acts thus.” Reginald Hairston Nickname; “Hiawatha” Ambition: Principal Motto; “You are somebody when you have traveled to the coast of Maine and to the rocky shores of Spain” Reuben Bratton Nickname; Ruby” Activities: Football, Basketball, Chorus, Block C Ambition: Professional Ball Player Motto: “Life is a game that must always be lost” John Miller Nickname: “Boo” Ambition: Technician Motto: “Never do anthing you think is right and know is wrong” Michael Fulton Nickname: “Coon” Activities: Football, Track, Block C, Chorus, Tennis Ambition: Professional Singer Motto: “Never run with your mouth open” Michael Rucker Nickname: “Stroll” Activities: Football, Hi-Y, Block C, Chorus Ambition: Professional Business Man Motto: “Everyone deserves a third chance” Donald Nelson Nickname: “D.J.” Ambition: Mechanic Motto: “One for all and all for one” Lorenzo Chandler Nickname: “Catfish” Activities: Marching, Concert and Jazz Bands, Hi-Y Ambition: Musician Motto: “He who thinks before doing shall always do the best” 39 Senior Best All Around Janet Benjamin and Don Robinson Most Ambitious Sandra Clyburn and Ronald Hayden i Best Dressed Gretta Linton and Dennis Bradley 1 Neatest Beverly Thompson and Larry Fluitt 40 Superlatives Tallest Dina Ingram and Phil Williford Shortest Janet Clark and Tyronne Fair Most Athletic Jacquelyn McEarchem and Reuben Bratton Most Likely To Succeed Emily Sparks and Charles Burns 41 Senior Superlatives Most Studious Vickie Wright and Lawrence Ferguson Most Talented Lorraine Timberlake and Michael Fulton 42 Class Poem Class Song We hate to leave you dear old Carver High, You’ve guided us down through the years gone by Although we must go, we’ll leave with thee The best of all the things that are to be. All sorrows, fears, and woes, we’ll leave behind And wish for truths and joys of all mankind This is our farewell you see. Though we hate for this to be We’ll always keep the memory of Carver High. By: Barbara Nichols Charles Burns Freddie Wilson As we leave these hallowed walls And journey to go our ways. We’ll always stop and think about Our dear ole Carver days. We leave behind the memories That have carved their faces here. Never to return again To such a place so dear. The faculty and parents we salute Who’ve motivated us thus far. They each lent a helping hand. They were each a guiding star. By making us the youth of today Tomorrow’s leaders we’ll be; So many thanks to Dear Ole Carver Farewell, farewell to thee. CLASS POEM BY Sandra Clyburn Janet Benjamin Paula McCoy Class Motto “With the end, A new beginning” Class Colors Navy Blue and Rust Class Flower Blue Carnation 43 Last Will We, the Graduating Class of 1969, think it wise to leave something to those who in the future will undertake the tasknrf ffflaig.our places. In the course of our liigh school careers, naturally, we have acquire yario.us and valuable possessions, among them being a vast stoh of knowledge that will help us through our lives. Realizing that thenindeM smen,. especially the ' juniors would be handicapped if We took all our valuable assets, we have decided to leave to the school some of our most prized possessions. In distributing our gifts, we have to be fair as well as generous. We sincerely hope that those who receive them will accept tlieki v sacred tokens througliout the coming years. •-..sv.- ' . We hereby give these possessions to certain designated persons whose names shall be recorded herein: Atwater, Melvin: Austin, Jacqueline: Barr, Janie: Barr, Rosa: Benjamin. Janet; Bradley, Dennis: Bratton, Reuben: Brown, Bcatie: Burns, Charles: Capers, Theresa: Carethers, Alplionza: Chandler, Lorenzo: Clark, Janet: Clyburn, Sandra: Cockerham, Mary: Cole, Robert: Conrad, Linda: Crockett, Mary: Crowell, Catherine: Davis, ' Lutlier: Edmond, Cynthia: Eldridge, Bernard: Fair, Tyrone: Fennell, Sudie: Ferguson, Lawrence: Fluitt, Larry: Fultoii, Micliael: Furches. Pauline: Greene, Joetta: Greene, JuRus: Hairston, Reginald: Hamilton, RonSld: Hardin, Vyvne: Hardy, Burnu: Harper, Henry: Harvey, Barbara: Hayden, Ronald: Height, Perry ; Hill, Saundra; Howard, Rlio ' nda; Ijames, Earle: Ingram, Diha: Jackson, Toney: James, Melvin: Jenkins, Theatis: Johnson, Rodney: Jones, Linda: wills his ability to be slick and get away with it to Vincent Westmoreland and Kenneth Woods, his ability to talk to girls to James Hamm and his locker in the shower room to Kenneth Jarrett. wills her appreciation to the teachers, and her uninterrupted love to Reginald Smoot and her typewriter to Linda Jones and her wittiness to John Jowers. wills her position in the dance group to Lolita Coley, wills her seat in the Chorus to any junior who likes to sing. wills her love to Julius Epps, her class ring to Edward Benjamin and her abilities to any deserving junior, wills his seat in English to Kenneth Jarrett, his number 21 basketball suit to any deserving player and his personality and coolness to Eli Bradley, wills his ability to play football to Julius Pearson, wills her position in l.C.T. to any deserving junior, wills his ability to drive a four speed to William Moore and Tom Fulton, wills her quietness to Evelyn Richardson. wills his parking space to “Mount Jr.” and his knowledge to all the girls, wills his ability to play the saxophone to Lawton Grier, wills her shortness to Cynthia Boston and her seat in English to any tall junior . wills her love to Vanwood Banner, her class ring to Carolyn Galloway, and her many thanks to her teachers, parents and friends who have guided her along the way. wills all her love to Steve Cockerham and Robert Ingram her ring to Wanda Williamson and ability to work to Alfred Williamson. wills his coolness and position at center to James Hamm. wills her class ring and her ability to do some work to Brenda Miller and all her love to John and Crickett. wills her position in the senior class to her sisters. wills her brains to Rlronda Howard, her legs to all the junior girls and her wittiness to Linda Conrad, wills his quietness to Vincent Westmoreland. wills her seat in Home Economics to Sharon Benton and her locker number 401 to Deloris McCalister, wills his promptness in coming to school to Sharon, wills his seat in Mrs. Smith’s English class to any deserving junior, wills her soul to God and her life to the upbuilding of his kingdom, wills his determination to play football to Lester Myers and Jackie Samuel, wills John Jowers his ability to dress neat. wills his speed to Waldo Hauser, his bass voice to anyone who needs it to join the “Incredible Edibles”, wills her class ring to Valerie, her locker to any junior that gets it, her love to James, and her thanks to all the senior advisors. wills her ability to get along with others to her sister Dione. wills his green hushpuppies and his ability to talk to others to Kenneth Woods and his love to Mrs. Walked wills everything he leaves behind of value to all the juniors. , ' ;j wills his ability to be quiet to Elaine. ? wills her love to Tonya and Claude and her sense of humor to Michael Wilkerson. wills her seat in English to Nathaniel Greene. •’?; wills his ability to drive fast to Gary Duncan. ' 1 wills her seat in English to Valjean, her ability to pass English to Evelyn Richardson and her class!: Constance Harvey, wills hTs intelligence to his brothers, his position as president of the student council to Judy Sellars i special thanks to Mrs. Wiseman and Mr. Henderson. . wills his glasses to any junior in need of them. ' ' � ■ . ' wills her tallness and dimples to Shirley Duncan. wills her ability to be a good senior to any deserving junior and her love to all the boyil wills his ability to play basketball to Ronald Franklin and Aaron Wellman, wills her abihty to walk correctly to Miriam James and her seat in English to any deserving junior, wills his pie company to Patricia and Shirley Duncan. . .. will s his fantastic learning ability to Randolph wills her position in the library to Walter McCory.her ability to get aloiiglvith others to ' SyiVia oin e,ji|d:-;- ' 3 .- her way with teachers to all juniors, wills his love Paulette McCoy. wills her friendliness to Joann Jones, her locker to Kenneth Jarrett, her position in the choir to David Par- ker. m 44 J and Testament J ones, IheophiJus ; Kirby, Veroaia; Lewis, Phylli Lilly, Othaf ' ■ Gretta: ■?- ' Little, Ronald: ,- ' ; Malachi, Maeretha: ' • McCoy, Paula: McCoy, Paulette: McCoy, Melvin: McCutheon, Miriam: McEarchern, Jacqueline: McFadden, Valeria: McMillan, Annie: Miller, John: Nelson, Donald: Nichols, Barbara: Plowden, Edward: Purvis, Randolph: Richardson, Heren: « Robinson, Don: f Robinson, Wendell: Rucker, Michael: Rynes, Vickie: Scott, Roberta: : J Sellars, Theresa: V Shepard, Michael: f., -Simmons, Charles: , Singleton, Bertha: Smith, Charles: , Smoot, Dwight: l Smoot, Reginald: l?Sparks, Emily : Stivender, AJ Lana: Terry, Danny: Thompson, Beverly: Tillman, Deborah: Tinjberlake, Lorraine: Torrence, Belinda: WesLPercell: Wherry, Ira: WiUiams, Hattie: Williamson, Jacqueline: WilUford, Phil: Wilsoriji e iflj« --.. Wilson Wor y,Xleb0r, ' | ' ■ WrJght VsckiS: ' wills his position in the senior class to Jannette King. Is her le gs to any junior. 1 ■ wiUsliierT?trie teess4 uhL.. wills ' ms position as a senior t iany deserving person, This English boplc a fentMs and_ his thank? to all teachers. ' t— ' - ' wills her English book to John Jowers, her class to Linda Williamson, and her I feetto ' Lillie Nii bS-; wills his ability to get along with girls to his brothers, his driving ability to his?ister Rosalyn and ld? ring to Linda Smith. wills her ability to get along with others to Kay Jarrett. wills her love to Franklin, her class ring to Bernard McCoy and her English book to Lee Shore, wills her love to Rodney, her locker and books to any deserving junior and her thanks to the teat wills his books to Michael Wilkerson. wills her class ring to Russell McCutcheon, her heart to Fate Martin and her position in the senior class to Gloria Porter and many thanks to her parents. wills her heart to Toney Jackson and her position as Most Athletic to Cynthia Boston. wills her dimples to any good-looking junior girl and her seat in l.C.T. to anyone who can take it. wills her class ring to Carlotta McMillan, her love to William Peay and her special thanks to Mrs. Bailey, wills his ability to chew gum in class to anyone who gets caught, wills his fat, his spirit, and his good hand to anyone who needs it. wills her ability to be nice to Olin Carter, her glasses to Robert Brim and her position in the s,enior class to Buford West. ' i wills his height to Michael Wilkerson, his position as senior to Barry Robinson and his basketball shit to Julius Pearson. wills his ability to witty to Betty Oakes. wills his ability to be neat to Charles Hayes. M wills his love to Carver School. wills his ability to play in bands to Lee Shore. wills his ability to keep his mouth closed to Diane Sloan, his knowledge to make passing grades to Larry Rucker. wills her legs to Patricia Duncan. wills her sense of humor to Larry Culter. fX wills her clothes to Judy Sellars and her class ring to Sharon Smith. y., wills his abOity to play football to Jackie Samuels. U wills his position in the senior class to Emanuel George, his class ring to Eve lyn Richardson and his English teacher to Walter McCorey. wills her abOity to get along with others to Lethia Singleton. wills his ability to be neat to Leanza Bartlette and his class ring to Norvell. wills his eyes to the girls and his ability to lift weights to James Hamm. wills Basil Brown his ability to play football and Jackie Austin and Deborah Worthy his coolness. ■ ' wills her love to Purcell Banner, her class ring to Marcene Hairston, her thanks to the teachers and her par- ents and her position in the senior class to John Jowers. wills her seat in the ICT class to Miriam James. wills his ability to stay out of the office to James Hamm and Ronald Moore. ‘i wills her position in the senior class to James Young, wills her position in ICT Class to Shirley Duncan. wills her class ring to John, her love to George Jones, her English book to Carolyn Galloway, and her posi- tion in chorus to Cassandra Douglas. wills her class ring to Patricia Shore and her ability to get along with others to Debra Hayes, wills his ability to achieve to Buford West. wills his ability to write great excuses and make the honor roll to his sister, wills her position in the senior class to Winfred Coker. _ wills all her love to Julius Greene, her position in the senior class to Lynda Williarrisog and Lilh Mvens, ability to stay in school to John Jowers and her.ilassjq to Aafoir.Wellrna wills his ability to get to school qnTinre ' to David Hardy. ' wills his teeth to gnyone who needs them. -Wifl?jier glassesYo Stella Moore and Beverly Crockett, wills her ability to get to school on time to Patricia Duncan and her English wills her ability to pass English to David Parker and her class ring to Judy V ' jy-. ' have signed I, sealed, and published this our Last Will and Testament. ki .;,‘ r Testators Emily Sparks Miriam McCutheon Earle Ijames 45 Junior Officers President . . . Cassandra Douglas Vice President .... Judy Sellars Secretary Sharon Smith Treasurer Harold Martin Reporter Derry Bigby Sergeant-at-arms Ronald Moore James Young 46 Juniors Catherine Benton Leanzer Bartelette Sharon Benton Derry Bigby Cynthia Boston Basil Brown Shirley Cockerham Winfred Coker Larry Cutler Cassandra Douglas Cassandra Douglas, President, brings the Junior Class to order. Lolita Coley Ernest Ferrell 47 James Chandler Gender Giles Ronald Franklin Carolyn Galloway Barbara Gladden Hubert Hill John Jowers Charles Hayden Valjean Harvey Waldo Hauser Vandoren McQueen Alice Horton Fate Martin 48 Russell McDaniel Jacqueline Huntley Harold Martin Yolanda Mabry William Moore Brenda MUler Timothy Roberts Marie Moore Linda Williamson gets assistance from librarian, Mrs. Baron. North Carolina Room Forsyth County Public Library 660 West Fifth Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101 Lee Shore Veronica Moore Barry Robinson Ishmael Stowe Lillie Nivens Mary Payne 49 Juniors Wanda Robinson Joseph Walker Gloria Porter Phyllis Stowe Lolita Coley and Lillie Nivens prepare for the future. Sharon Smith Phyllis Powell Carolyn Pearson James Young 50 Gwendolyn Wade Vincent Westmoreland Judy Sellers Timothy Beal Barbara Williams Ralph Fulton Evelyn Richardson Judy Sellars and Russell McDaniel exchange class rings. David Hardy Diane Sloan 51 Sophomores President Michael Rice Vice President Sharon Samuels Secretary l lavella Jones Assistant Secretary . . . Felicia Brake Treasurer Adell Powell Reporter Deloris McCalister Left to Right : Charles Hauser, Carlotta McMillan, Sandra Watson, Teresa Theodore CaldweU, Calvin Fluitt, Raymond Wilkins, Charlie HUl, Michael Stinson, Mattie Boston, Felecia Brake, Russell McCutcheon, Miss McNeal, Brown. Charles McFadden. Kay Jarrett, Antoinette Wherry, Betty Oakes, 52 Left to Right: Michael Rice, Regina Watts, JacqueUne Hanes, Carl Dunlap, Audrey Witherspoon, Ishmael Stowe, Judy Epps, Bethsheba Settle, Horatius Bowen, Debra Hayes, Don Ferrell, Sidney Carpenter, AdelJ Powell, Calvin Morrison, Edward Benjamin, Michael Amos, Mario McCoy. Left to Right: Pamela Horton, Evon Benton, Carol Miller, Eli Bradley, Carolyn Fluitt, Barbara Norman, Carol Bailey, Julius Pearson, Mr. Sumler, Lorraine Thomas, Paul Matthews, Howard Tyner, Beverly Crockett, Auturo Caesar, Robbie Hargroves, Michael Mitchell, Cornell Fulton, Johnnie Mae Crockett, Emmanuel George, Tyrone McCorey. 53 Freshmen Left to right: Sharon Holland, Deborah Greene, Verisia Davis, David Richardson, Wandette Walker, Loretta Shields, Belinda Jefferson, Rachel Anthony, Richard Hairston, Reginald Brown, Dexter Wright, Bobby Wilaon, Otis Hawkins, Avery Clowney, Michael Caldwell, Tyrone Braddnax, Constance Ross, Lysander CroweU, Ernest Moore, Ronald Fluitt, Freddue Sturdivant, Donald Roussau. Left to right: Barbara Carter, Almeta Thomas, Valencia Martin, Charmaine Twitty, Vanessa Douglas, Vanessa Cloud, Wanda McEarchern, Deborah Howard, Francis Fumpkin, James Henry, Fester Myers, Sylvester Stewart, Michael Hancock, Feonard Shore, Wayne Rousseau, Fawton Grier, Glenn Odell, Don FerreU, Bernard McCoy , Charles Hayes, Steve Wilson, Ricky Little, Kenard Correll, Ervin Payne. 8th Grade Left-to-right: Deloris Carter, Belva Strother, Sylvia Correll, Patricia Witherspoon, Finda Witherspoon, Marilyn Matthews, Fisa Rice, Sharon Hanes, Sandra Hanver, Patricia Bigby, Mabel George, Mary Pearson, Bernis- tine Stivenver, Gloria Smith, Forraiiic Martin, Sandra Staples, Alplionzo, Jowers, William Bullock, Willie Mashack, Irma Simmons, Nadine Carpenter, Deborah Harris, Edward Cald- well, Ronnie Blackwell, Robert Jackson, Clrristophcr Hammons, Feva Simmington. 8th Grade Left-to-Right: Ola Mae Sanders, Debra Sparks, Valeria Young, Cora Fulton,, Beverly Johnson, Casanthia McCutheon, Celestine Hairston, Valeria Clark, Rosalind Graham, Willie Coker, William Griffin, Gerald Hayden, Cornelia Thomas, Joycelyn Sharp, Sharon Welch, Robin Garner, Kathleen Edwards, Crystal Johnson, NorveUe Smith, Turner Miller, Dale Amos, William Penn, Martinez Smith, Freddie HiU, Herbert Jackson, Mr. Scales, Freddy Chavis, Ronald Shields, John Anderson, Michael Cockerham, Nathaniel Goodwin, Lelard Fluitt. 7th Grade Left-to-Right: WiUie Eccles, Terry Langford, Matilda Moore, Verdell Murphy, Beverly Black- well, Cheryl Brandon, Michele Odell, Nicy Tatum, Sylvia Martin, Debra Thomas, Michelle Myers, MUlicent Johnson, Shirley Samuels, Wnada James, Thelma Wilhams, Valeria Wright, Denise Gray, Ray Wilkins, Sylvester Samuels, Gerald Reynolds, Gary Jowers, Calvin Boston, Gary Haizlip, Donald Hairston, James Martin, Olin Watson, Mr. Henderson, Timothy Porter, Napoleon Reid, Ray Robinson, Tyrone Willoughby, Alvin Stowe, Vernon Brown, James Segers. i’. ' I ' m .; r - 1 “ 1 % : Left-to-Right: Annie Smith, Joann Charles, Andreze Bailey, Robyn Martin, ALfreda Moore, Charles Wade, Ernest Anthony, Linda Bowman, Eleanor Brown, Mary Benjamin, Darlene Jack- son, Carmen Williams, Corvette Boyce, Cynthis McLaughhn, Bejamin Carpenter, Elson Floyd, Anthony Hines, Ronny Felton, Ricky Simington, Dwayne Murray, Raefield Wright, Cecil Jefferson, Steve Hairston, Lawrence Spencer, Kenneth Allen, Jerome Chand- ler, Allen Caldwell, Henry Moss. The activities enable the student to enrich his personality and knowledge. In the atmosphere of extracurricular organization, many relationships develop which are not possible in the classroom. Members get to know each other better. Students work and learn together. Sponsors and students become friends. Every student needs the experience of cooperative creativity which clubs provide. Classes are the chief element of the atmosphere of Carver High School. Because of varying capabilities and personalities, each class offers new opportunities. During each learning experience, students gather facts and methods which help them to assume positions of adult responsibility. Activities National Honor Society National Honor Society: Derry Bigby, Harold Martin. 1 VMW ■ 4 1 The National Honor Society recognizes those students who excel in leadership, scholarship, character, and service. Membership, which is recognized as one of the highest honors a high school student may achieve is awarde d to sophomores, juniors and seniors. 58 Student Council Officer: Ronald Hayden-President, Charles Hayden-Sergeant-at-arms, William doore-Reporter, Judy SeUars-traffic manager, Shirley Cockerham-Vice President, Wanda Iwynn-Secretary, Emily Sparks-Treasurer, Sharon Smith-Assistant Secretary. Student Council Officers Acting as the governing body of Carver High School the Student Council promotes the general welfare of the school and gives the students training for citizenship. It is composed of students from each homeroom and is under the guidance of Mr. E. Sherrod. eft-to-Right: Emily Sparks, Ronald Hayden, Charles Hayden, Shirley Pauline Furches, Judy Sellars, PhyUis Powell, Wendell Robinson, Felicia Tockerham, William Moore, Theresa Sellars, Toney Jackson, Vickie Brake, Deloris McAlister, Cassandra Douglas, Sharon Smith, Othar Lilly, Wright, Wanda Gwynn, Charles Burns, Cathy Benton, Annie McMillan, Larry Fluitt, Perry Height. Sudie directs hall traffic Traffic Squad The purpose of the Traffic Squad is tc maintain control of traffic in the corridor; during the changing of classes. Traffic Squad Left-toright: Mr. Sherrod, Theresa Sellars, Toney Jackson, Linda Ligons, Phyllis Powell, Shirley Cockerham, Judy SeUars, Barry Robinson, Vickie Wright, Charles Hayden, Wendell Robinson, Sharon Smith, Emily Sparks, Deloris McCalister, Cassandra Douglas. 60 ,eft-to-right : Wendell Robinson, Theresa Sellars, Toney Jackson, Vickie Cassandra Douglas, Sharon Samuels, Sharon Smith, Judy Sellars, Perry right, Barbara Harvey, Charles Hayden, Emily Sparks, Phyllis Powell, Height, Barry Robinson. Uliam Moore, Shirley Cockerham, Deloris McCalister, James Young, HOTICE TO All VISITORS 1 — — i 1 V . M Cafeteria Core The purpose of the Cafeteria Core is to maintain order in the cafeteria, to see that the lunch line is kept moving, to see that no trays are left on the table and the floor is kept clean. Cafeteria Core keeps Line moving smoothly Science Club Robinson, Gretta Linton, Paula McCoy, Harold Martin, Pauline Fuiches Derry Bigby, Ed Plowden, Charles Burns. From left-to-right; Miriam McCutheon, Cender Giles, Emily Sparks, Barbara Nichols, Shirley Cockerham, LiUie Nivens, Ronald Hayden, Annie McMiUan, Winifred Coker, Viclde Wright, Janet Benjamin, Barry Ushers Club From left-to-right: Emily Sparks, Paula McCoy, Paulette McCoy, Janie Barr, Alice Horton, Lolita Coley, Cender Giles, Teresa Sellars, Janie MQler, Winifred Coker, Lillie Nivens. 62 New Business Leaders of America Left-to-right: Jacqueline McEarchern, Annie McMillan, Jackie Austin, Vickie Wright, Phyllis Lewis, Antoinette Wherry, Miriam McCutheon, LoUta Coley, Mary Crockett, Alice Horton, Winifred Coker, Cender Giles. The duties of the Future Business Leaders are: To discuss the opportunities opened in the business world for prepared young women and men. Second, to encourage students to look at the business world with an attitude of belonging to the great circle. Third, encourage students interested in the business field to take a firm stand of offering the best leadership to the business cycle, in order to accompHsh a better and bigger role m business occupations and leadership. President Jacqueline McEarchern Vice President Jackie Austin Secretary Vickie Wright Treasurer Antoinette Wherry Advisor Mrs. V.J. McNei 63 Future Teachers of America President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . .... Paulette McCoy Jacquelyn WiUiamson . Loraine Timberlake Left-to-right: Emily Sparks, Janet Clark, Vyvyne Hardin, Paulette McCoy, Janie Barr, Theresa Sellars, Vickie Wright, Barbara Harvey, Janet Benjamin: Paula McCoy, Sandra Clyburn. 64 Hall Monitors Left-to-right: Wendell Robinson, Don Ferrell, Raymond Watkins, Larry Saunders, Veronica Moore, Phyllis Lewis, Cathleen Benton, Regina Watts, Teresa Stinson, Felecia Brake, Mattie Boston, Janet Clark, Jacqueline Hanes, Wanda Gwynn, Gloria Archie, Arnita Lowery, Marcene Hairston, Evon Benton, Audrey Witherspoon, Paul Matthews, Toney Jackson, Horatius Bowen, James Young, Beverly Crockett, Charles McFadden, FlaveUa Jones, Auturo Ceasar, Carolyn Fluitt, Theodore Caldwell, Kay Jarrett, Johnnie Mae Crockett, William Moore, Betty Oakes, E line Gentry, Timothy Beal, Emmanuel George, Hubert HiU, Ernest Moore. !Left-to-right: Charles McFadden, Michael Fulton, Ronald Hayden, Melvin Atwater, Buford ■ West, Cynthia Boston, Charles Hayden, Michael Rucker, Edward Plowden, Fate Martin, Harold Martin, Capers Carlton, Reuben Bratton, Reginald Smoot, Dwight Smoot, Larry ! Hucker, Robert Cole, Derry Bigby, Marvin Robinson, Gary Duncan, Ronald Little. 65 French Club Le Cercle Francais Le Cercle Francais or better known as the French Club is an organization for students who have an interest in the language and culture of France. The club, through various activities gives its members an opportunity to use the language and to broaden their under- standing of the French heritage. French Club Officers; : Left-to-right: Secretary -Shirley Cockerham, Vice-President-EmUy Sparks, Sergeant-at-arms-Barry Robinson, President-Sharon Smith, Treasurer-Harold Martin, Reporter-Derry Bigby. French Club: Left-to-right: Cathleen Benton, Wanda Gwynn, Emily Sparks, Annie McMiUan, Shirley Cockerham, Phyllis PoweU, Judy Sellars, Felecia Brake, Harriett Pickard, Pauline Furches, Sharon Smith, Harold Martin, Derry Bigby, Barry Robinson. 66 .REA UlSri ' HAPPINESS HROUGH GOOD HOUSIN develop nderstanding of ways 1 stials of good housing met by famines of Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America, advised by Mrs. Bailey place emphasis on Family friendship, marriage preparation and the improvement of the home through orderliness, attractiveness, safety, sanitation and manage- ment. Miriam McCutcheon chooses material for project in Home Economics. ' tew Homemakers of America: 1st Row: Regina Watts, Teresa Stinson, Yolanda Mabry, Janie Miller. 2nd Row: Pauline Furches, Annie McMillan, . acqueline McEarchern. I 67 Boys Improvement Club Left-to-right ; Robert Cole, Ronald Moore, Freddie Wilson, Alphonzo Carethers, Buford West, Wendell Robinson, William Moore, Melvin Atwater, Tyrone Fair, Toney Jackson, Michael Rucker, Joseph Walker, Ronald Hayden, Larry Brown, Reuben Bratton, Marvin Robinson, Hubert HUl, James Young, Reginald Smoot, Charles Hayden, Michael Fulton, Charles Simmons, Michael Conrad, Charles McFadden, Ronald Franklin, Ernest Ferrell Lorenzo Chandler, Perry Height, Donald Hentz, Othar Lilly, Larry Saunders. Left-to-right: WendeU Robinson, Julius Pearson, Edward Plowden, Charles Hayden, James Young, Hubert HUl, Mr. Charles Greene, Othar LUly. Upward Bound 68 Hi - Lite Newspaper Staff Left-to-right: Sandra Clyburn-Business Manager, Lorraine Timberlake-Typist, Janet Benjamin-Typist, Charles Burns-Co-Editor, Freddie Wilson-Sports Editor. Sudie Fennell- Editor. Yellow Jacket Staff : Left-to-right: Typist-Janet Benjamin, Editor-in-Chief-Emily Sparks, Proofreader-Vyvyne Hardin, ! Co-Editor-Larry Fluitt, Proofreader-Gretta Linton, Typist-Paula McCoy, Business Manager-Sandra I Clybum. I i 69 1 Senior Y” Teens Left-To-Right; Mattie Boston, Felecia Brake, Carolyn Fluitt, Paulette McCoy, Cathelinc Benton, Barbara Norman, Sandra Watkins, Jacqueline Hanes, Audrey Wither- spoon, Regina Watts, Betty Oakes, Carol Miller, Debra Hayes, Wanda Gwyn, Theresa Spencer, Fill I ’ !!! Left-to-right: Verdell Murphy, Robin Martin, Wanda Williamson, Debra Sparks, Alfreda Moore, Bernistine Stivender, Deborah Carter, Denise Gray, Valencia Martin, Mary Ben- jamin, Wandetta Walker, Valeria Young, Sharon Hanes, Sylvia Carroll, Andreas Bailey, Elaine McCutcheon, Deborah Greene, Deborah Garris, Cornelia Thomas, Carolyn Shape, Almeta Thomas, Joycelyn Shape, Lorraine Martin, Salcstine Hairston. Junior Y -Teens 70 Junior Achievers Left-to-right: Theatis Jenkins, Gender Giles, Paulette McCoy, Sandra Clybum, Shirley Cockerham, Judy Sellars, Gwendolyn Wade, Lillie Nivens, Lolita Coley, Larry Fluitt, Sharon Smith, AUce Horton, Phyllis Powell, Lorenzo Chandler. •• ' « «•« • ' %!• � � « • •«• 4� §• •� • « •• « ' «� t� � «• « 4 «« a (« • ««•� • « t a � “a« «V . • •� � « � 4� � % a � � d, � � a ; ta an f ,,� ♦ � • « l ‘ � � � � � .. -., 4 - � a 4 � .J «t2 a a a� : � i ‘ «« l � « a 4aa4 aaa a •viH ' ' aa a •• � � � ' • Left-to-right: Emily Sparks, Paula McCoy, Miriam McCutheon. Junior Engineers 71 It’s “Fallout” with Shirley Cockerham and Flavella Jones. Dance Group LefFto-right: Shirley Cockerham, Judy SeUars, Beverly Crockett, LoUta Coley, Winifred Coker, Gloria Archie, FlaveUa Jones, Phyllis PoweU, Cender j. 72 Concert Band Band Director, Mr. RoUand Greene .eft-to-right: Veronica Moore, Wendy Coker, Lisa Rice, Carolyn Fluitt, Cathleen Benton, Linda Rover, Sharon Holland, Marcene Hairston, Tammy Brake, Marie Moore, Barbara Nichols, Linda Jowman, Millicent Johnson, Janet Benjamin, Linda Ligons, Sudie Fennell, Cheryl Brandon, lobyn Martin, Mary Benjamin, Carmen WUliams, Lawton Grier, James Segers, Lorenzo Chandler, ili Bradley, Charles Hairston, Charles Haley, Gwendolyn Wade, Mary Payne, Vanessa Cloud, usan Epperson, Gleim Odell, Larry Saunders, Charles Simmons, Michael Mitchell, Hubert HiU, Iruce Greene, Charles Bums, John Robinson, Gary Farrell, Barry Robinson, Ervin Payne, lavella Jones, Mattie Boston, Regina Watts, Jacqueline McEarchem, Alice Horton, Gloria ! rchie, Lolita Coley, Winifred Coker,. Walter McCory, Beverly Crockett, Jacqueline Huntley, mita Lowery, Aaron Wellman, Cynthia Boston, Evelyne Richardson, Lorraine Thomas, Robbie jlargroves, Adell Powell, Felicia Brake, Teresa Stinson, Evon Benton, Kay Jarrett, Jacqueline jjanes. Left-to-right: Marie Moore, Jacqueline Hanes, Flavella Jones, Jacquehne McEarchern, Gloria Archie, Regina Watts, Alice Horton, Winifred Coker, Lolita Coley, Mattie Boston, Kay Jarrett, Wendy Coker, Tammy Brake, Veronica Moore, Felicia Brake, Walter McCory, Evon Benton, Marcene Heston, Sharon Holland, Hubert HUl. Charles Hairston, Sudie Fennell, ; Michael Mitchell, Charles Burns, Linda Stover, Ervin Payne, Gary Ferrell, John Robinson, Barry Robinson, Barbara Nichols, Lorenzo Chandler, Susan Epperson, Mary Benjamin, Carmen Wilhams, Janet Benjamin, James Segers, Linda Ligons, Millicent Johnson, Cheryl Brandon, Vanessa Cloud, Linda Bowman, Charles Simmons, Mary Payne, Robyn Martin, Gwendolyn Wade, Glenn OdeU, Charles Haley, Larry Saunders, Aaron Wellman, Cynthia Boston, Arnita Lowery, Beverly Crockett, Jacquelyn Huntley, Evelyne Richardson, Robbie Hargroves, Adell Powell, Lorraine Thomas. Marching Band 73 Senior High Cheerleaders Left-to-right: Mattie Boston, Con- stance Ross, Flavella Jones, Cender Giles, Gloria Archia, Regina Watts, Alice Horton, Winifred Coker, Lolita Coley, Jacqueline McEarchean. Left-to-right: Veronica Moore-Head Majorette, Barry Robinson-Drum Major, Marie Moore-Head Drum Majorette, Cathy Benton, Linda Stover, Tammy Brake, Sharon Holland, Wendy Coker, Carolyn Fluitt, Marcene Hairston. Majorettes 74 1st Row: WendeU Robinson, Charles Burns, Lorenzo Chandler, Gwendolyn Wade, Sudie Fennell, Janet Benjamin. 2nd Row: Hubert HUl, Charles Simmons, Glenn Odell, Charles Haley, Ervin Payne, Barry Robinson, Barbara Nichols. Jazz Band Glee Club Left-to-right: Roberta Scott, Carolyn Galloway, James Chandler, Robert Cole, Donald Nelson, Othar Lilly, Julius Greene, Valjean Harvey, Barbara Harvey, Carolyn Bailey, Myrtle Carson, Ishmael Stowe, Gloria Archia, Janie Barr, Gloria Porter, Buford West, Melvin McCoy, Dennis Bradley, John Jowers, Winifred Coker, Linda Smith, JacqueUne Huntley, Debra Carr, John Miller, Larry Cain, Burnu Hardy, Wanda Robinson, WiUie Maschack, Freddie Wilson, Hubert HUl, Reginald Smoot, Lorraine Tim- berlake, Linda Jones, Dina Ingram, Charles McFadden, Tony Jackson, Timothy Roberts, Barbara Williams, , Barbara Gladden, Danny Terry, Reuben Bratton, Wayne Rousseau, Earle Ijames, Theresa Sellars, Pauline Furches, Arneita Lowery, Beverly Crockett, Dwight Smoot. Milton Horton, Larry Fluitt, Mrs. Taylor, Bethsheba Settle, Kenneth Woods, Phil Williford, Marvin Robinson, Charles Simmons, Marie Moore, Cynthia Boston, JohnnyMay Crockett, Vincent Westmoreland, Sidney Carpenter, Perry Henry. 75 Nothing at Carver High has ever stimulated such school spirit as did 68-69 SPORTS. Only a big game provides the motivation for the entire school, student and faculty alike, to experience true unity. A salute to our team; basketball, football, tennis, track, volleyball; to our cheerleaders; to the biggest team of aU — our student body. Left-to-right: Julius Pearson, Auturo Caesai, Michael Rucker, Tony Jackson, Reginald Smoot, Michael Conrad, Michael Fulton, Larry Rucker, Reuben Bratton, Perry Height, Dwight Smoot, Sidney Carpenter, Lawrence Ferguson, Raymond Wilkins, James Hamm, Calvin Fluitt, Robert Cole, Ronald Moore, Michael Shepard, Bobby Wilson Eli Bradley, Marvin Robinson, Gary Duncan, Waldo Hauser, Floyd Coker- ham, Coach-Mr. J.D. Williams. Reginald Smoot prepares to throw a pass to Waldo Hauser. 78 Left-to-right: Gary Duncan, Marvin Robinson, Michael Conrad, Ronald Moore, Larry Rucker, Waldo Hauser. Reuben Bratton holds while Julius Pearson punts 80 Coach Williams stresses support for the team. Boys prepare to block as Sidney Carpenter punts the ball. Captain-Kenncth Jarrett; Co-Captain-Edward Plowden Scoreboard Carver Opponent 72 Bishop McGuinnes . . 53 77 Palmer Institute .... 58 49 Langston 73 Unity 55 67 Atkins 86 68 Washington 46 68 Anderson 59 69 Caswell 57 78 Price 80 62 Jordan Sellars 60 28 Langston 72 79 Unity 57 87 Palmer Institute .... 59 68 Anderson 61 66 Atkins 92 64 Bishop McGuinnes . . 55 67 Jordan Sellars 60 111 ' - % 4 • Varsity Basketball Team; Left-to-Right: Floyd Cockerham, Sidney Car- Jarrett, Michael Wilkerson, Waldo Hauser, Reuben Bratton, Bobby pcnter, David Hardy, Edward Plowden, Dennis Bradley, Ronald Franklin, Wilson. Eli Bradley, Reginald Smoot, Buford West, Harold Martin, Kenneth 82 “Did it go!” Junior Varsity Basketball Junior Varsity: Left-to-Right: Charles Hayden, Arturo Ceasar, Steve Wilson, Raymond Wilkins, Julius Pearson, Larry Rucker. Raymond Wilkins, Sidney Carpenter, Waldo Hauser, and Harold Martin toss the ball around in practice session. 83 “Count em” Left-to-Right: Loretta Shields, Adell Powell, Evelyn Richardson, Valencia Young, Jacquelyn Huntley, Wendette Walker, Bethsheba Settle, Ronald Franklin, Trainer; Mrs. Rocker, Coach. Girls Varsity Basketball 84 Waldo Hauser leaps to catch the basketball. Raymond Wilkins shoots for a layup as Larry Rucker, Auturo Caesar, and Charles Hayden prepare for the rebound. Attempts are made to block a layup. 85 Tennis Swat it hard, Derry! Tennis Team Left-to-Right: Derry Bigby, Harold Martin. 86 Track Track team prepares to run the 440 relay, as Mr. Henderson stands by. 87 Head Cheerleader, Cynthia Boston Cheerleaders N 1 1 Cheerleaders from Icft-to-right: Lorraine Thomas, Cynthia Boston, Adell Powell, Jacqueline McEarchern, Barbara Nichols, Beverly Crockett, Jacqueline Huntley, Arnita Lowery, Linda Ligons, Robbie Hargroves. 88 Gymnastics Keep Students Physically Fit Rarely does a high school student’s life begin and end in the classroom. High school memories will include many experiences. Perhaps the tense moments before exams and report cards will fade from the memory. Surely the excitement of Home- coming and other special occasions will not be forgotten. Attendants Emily Sparks Wanda Robinson 93 k. IK ' d r .1 sKSSSi ::s:|5s g«SS£s BSnSSSS P ' «ej55 Barbara Nichols i I V| the end, a new ' r