Carver High School - Tiger Yearbook (Mount Olive, NC)

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ROGER MALACHI WILSON lt is always possible to make the best better. NFA, Dramatics, Science, 4-H. BERTHA MAE WOOTEN I will not stop climbing until I have reached SUCCESS 4 H Business Dramatics Library Orat0riC-21 Basketball MARGARET DELOIS WYNN Climb though the road is rugged Science Dramatlcs NHA Band National Honor Society Student Cotmcrl Student Patrol HERCULES YELVERTON Give out but never give up NFA Business CLASS MOT TO Though the road be rugged climb ,elm W .lr v Qmng, .1 Q 'W 'hrqgspq ?af' mf 1-if' I CLASS FLOWER White Carnation CLASS COLORS Pea Green and White GA 9 Ns 'Q ,' .3 I 'I :gx5v,'3'E2 1 4 4 Q:-,fq72,'71f3 4' yllliw

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VINETTE YVONNE SMITH Yesterday has gone forget it today is here use ll tomorrow IS coming prepare for lt Dramatrcs Glee Club Business NHA BRUCE STEVENS Live and let live NFA Hi Y NAPOLEON STEPHENSON I know not what the future holds for me but grief nor sorrow shall conquer my life an I shall be like a tree I shall die at the top Science Dramatlcs Explorer Scout Student Patrol GEORGE THOMPSON JR, Learning 15 like rowmg upstream not to ad vance is to drop back NFA H1 Y Busmess MABLE LEE THOMPSON Sail today and anchor tomorrow Library Busmess ROBERT LEE THOMPSON JR Make sure you are rrght then go on NFA Glee Club NORWOOD TROUBLEFIELD All that I am and ever hope to be I owe rt to God my parents and country H1 Y Glee Club URAL LEE WHITFIELD Preparing for makmg progress m the future Science NFA Buslness

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GESJ jlcsfory On a sunny day tn September of the year 1951 A D a group of exerted gtrls and boys gathered tn the Carver Audttortum to ftnd out where to begtn Thts group conststed of students from Dudley and Carver Elementary schools They were babtes taktng then fxrst steps on a rugged road As a baby learns to walk by the tual and error method so d1d we Our expertences were vaned and our acuvttxes numerous We learned that we had to work hard rf we wanted to be successful Durtng our freshman year we were represented 1Il such school actxvrues as the Band the Glee Club Basketball the Lrbrary Club Dramattcs the Scrence Club N H A, H F A the 4 H Club the Student Council the Ht Y Club and the Publtc Speaktng Club The rugged road led us to the tenth grade and more dtffxcult work Some of us dectded that Algebra was a subject destgned for a gentus On a gayer stde of thtngs two of our gtrls became royalty when Emma Martrn was named MISS Communtty Center and Annette Fa1son was crowned Queen of the Harvest Ball Membershrp tn orgamzattons drd not satrsfy us we became very actxve and were honored w1th responsrble pos1t1ons wrth added presuge Our Jumor year ushered tn many excttable events Anece Fa1son was elected Vxce Presrdent of the North Carolma Press Assoctatton Frederlck Smrth and Robert Thompson won honors Wlth therr beauttful tenor votces Anece Fa1son Annette Fatson and Margaret Wynn were elected mto the Nattonal Honor Soctety Emma Martm and Geneva Greenfteld rergned Jotntly at the May Day Festrvmes The crowmtng event of the year was the JUHIOIWSCHIOI Prom our frrst formal affarr w1th the Seniors as our guests After workmg hard for three years wtth the road becomtng more rugged wxth the passing ttme we ftnally became SENIORS Thts year we were not only represented tn vartous orgamzauons of the school but we held hrgh POSIIIOHS tn most of them tncludmg the Student Council The Edttor m Chref of the Carver Ttps was also a member of our class Emma Marttn won the county essay contest on Electrtcrty spon ored by the 4 H Club Annette Fa1son and Donald Powell attended the Debutante Ball mn Ralergh Burme Lane and Robert Thompson entered the talented program at the county fatr w1th Robert Thompson takrng second place tn the solo drvtston . Q, . , . 1 n u 1 , , . . - u ., , v ' ' v . N . . ,, 1 ' u vu u ' r 1 , u r 1 ' - - . . F - . , .1 . . v