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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1961 volume:

CARVER HIGH SCHOOL FOREWORD It is with pride that the Senior Class presents this edition of The Carver Tiger for remembrance. We know of no other way to commemorate our pafet history than to produce with much effort the fifth volume of The Carver Tiger. We feel that we have obtained the basic foundation that will enable us to meet courageously with the challenges of the unpredicted future. Our many thanks go to those who have helped us make our journey a successful one. EDITOR -in -CHIEF -Shirley Bass ASST. EDITOR -Mary Kornegay 2 YEARBOOK STAFF fatk er DEDICATION To our beloved parents, for the fine guidance and courage you have given us thus far, we the Senior Class of 1960-61 ded- icate this volume of The Carver Tiger to you. We know that you have sacrificed so much for us to become the boys and girls we are today and the men and women we will become in the future. This is only a small symbol of the deep appreciation and gratitude we feel for so many of the essential assets you have given us . Senior Class 1960-61 4 Mr. M. A. Blount Mathematics Mrs. M. B. Chasten Social Studies -Music Mr. B. F. Clark Soc. Studies -Science Mrs. A. B. Connor English-Library Mr. J. A. Creech Business Education Miss G. V. Edwards Commercial Education 8 Miss L. G. Mouring English -History Mrs. E. J. Tolbert Home Economics Mrs. Washington Math -So c. Studies Mrs. G. Whitley Science -Math 10 MAINTENANCE AND CAFETERIA STAFF BEST, GERALDINE Aim: Receptionist BYRD, CHARLES Aim: Armed Force FLOWERS, DEROY Aim: Electronic Engineer KORNEGAY, WILLIAM H. Aim: Barber Mcknight, mary a. Aim: Teacher PEARSALL, ALLEN Aim: Electronic Engineer ROBERTSON, LILLIE Aim: Nurse ROBERTSON, LENNETT Aim: Secretary ROBINSON, MONTE Aim: Mechanic POWELL, POLLIE A. Aim: Chemistry Biology Teacher ROYALL, ANGELINE Aim: Airline Hostess ROBINSON, WILBERT E. Aim: Cabinet Maker SUTTON, BETTY J. Aim: Mathematician SUTTON, LEMONT Aim: Baseball Player TEACHEY, BERNICE Aim: Beautician SUTTON EDD C. Aim: Airplane Pilot 21 CAMERA SHY WARREN, VERLINE Aim: Nurse } WASHINGTON, EDNA Aim: Beautician THOMPSON, DONNIE Aim: Beautician WASHINGTON, HASKELL „ Aim: Engineer WHITFIELD, JOHN H. Aim: Armed Force WEST, GARLAND Aim: Attorney WASHINGTON, ISSAC JR. Aim: Welder 22 Senior Class Officers from left to right: President-Charles S. Hunter, Vice-President-Mary Ann McKnight, Secretary- Shirley A. Bass, Asst. Secretary- Mary B. Kornegay, Treas- urer-George Morris, Class Reporter-Mary F. Armwood, Representatives -Betty J. Sutton and John Whitfield. 23 GRADE 11-3 Mrs. M. B. Chasten GRADE 11-1 Mrs. G. G. Whitley GRADE 10-3 Mr. L. W. Hickerson GRADE 10-2 Mr. H. P. Gatling GRADE 10-1 Miss G. V. Edwards GRADE 9-3 Mrs. N. G. Washington GRADE 8-2 Mrs. A. S. Baggett GRADE 7-4 Mrs. E. T. Roebuck GRADE 7-2 Mr. Charles Waddell GRADE 7-1 Mrs. E. M. Gatling GRADE 5-3 Mrs. P. S. Williams GRADE 5-2 Mrs. M. B. Pitt man GRADE 5-1 Mrs. A. O. Kornegay GRADE 4-4 Miss L. B. Moore GRADE 4-2 Mrs. P. W. Connor GRADE 4-1 Miss P. L. Durham GRADE 3-5 Mrs. V. W. Wilson I GRADE 3-2 Miss K. M. Rich GRADE 3-1 Mrs. E. P. Roberts GRADE 2-4 Mrs. H. N. Durham GRADE 2-3 Mrs. H. C. Wooten GRADE 2-1 Miss J. M. Guess CLASS WILL Harvey Adams wills his heart to someone special. Haskell Washington wills his heart to Carolyn Cobbs. To Cedric Hunter, Charles Hunter leaves his position in the Senior Class. George Morris bequeaths his seat in the Senior Class to Billie Durham. Kenneth Manley leaves to his sister Carolyn Manley, his seat in the Senior Class. W ilbert Robertson wills his interest in school to his brother William Robertson. Mary Armwood wills her seat in the Senior Class to Aron Armwood. Ollie Wilson wills her talking ability to Rachel Walls. Garland West bequeaths his seat in the Senior Class to anyone who can occupy it. Maggie Allen wills her seat in the Senior Class to her brother Ralph Allen. Angeline Oliver wills her dramatics ability to Clara Grady. Lennett Robertson bequeaths her seat in the Senior Class to her brother Louis. Hillery Simmons wills his seat in the Senior Class to his brother Dallas Simmons. Arnetha Martin wills her t alking ability to Alice Adams. Betty Joyce Sutton wills her seat in the Senior Class to her brother Wendell Sutton. Walter Best leaves to Catherine Warren, his ability to finish High School. To Mary Cole, Rosie Cole bequeaths her ability to endure through High School. Angeline Royal wills her seat in the Senior Class to Linda McKinley. Julia Cobbs leaves to Carol Cobbs, her seat in the Senior Class. Ruth Croom wills her heart to Henry Bell. Pollie Powell wills her seat in the Senior Class to Glendora Powell. Donnie Thompson leaves her love to Leroy Artis. Saundra Peacock bequeaths her laughative ways to Christine Hender- son. Mary McKnight wills her ability to type to Andra Bass. Kenneth Wise wills his ability to play basketball to Wayne Pigford. Bernice Teachy wills her seat in the Senior Class to her sister. Frances Manley wills her seat in the Senior Class to Ralph Flanagan. Tryone Blackman wills his seat in the Senior Class to Sylvia Kornegay. Charles King wills his love to Juanita Jones. Doris Bass wills her seat to Dor ice Graham. Shirley Bass wills her seat in the Senior Class to Annie Bass. Elnora Bowden wills her ability to do hair to Linda Best. Class Lawyers Lenora Lee Harvey Adams 41 CLASS HISTORY On September 1, 1957, 132 students walked through Carver's door, beginning what has been the most exciting years of their life. Our first step up the ladder of success began with Mr. Tolbert, Mrs. Durante, Mrs. Washington, Mr. Hickerson and Mr. McClain. We were successful enough to have a number of honor students. We over came many hardships and trials as the year passed away, leaving us to face the fun of summer; thus completing the first step up the ladder of success. The climb for the second step began in the fall of 1958, with a smaller crew than the year before. Nevertheless, some of the members of our crew achieved fame that is worth noticing. Ollie Wilson and Mary McKnight attended the typing contest in Warsaw, North Carolina, with Mary McKnight winning second place. Climbing the third step was one filled with enthusiasm, endurance and anticipation. The year started off with a bang under the direction of Mrs. Washington, Mr. Gatling and Mr. Mann. Many of our members made the honor roll. Lois Boseman was chosen to attend the Cinderella Ball of 1960. Geraldine Best attended the Debutante Ball. Christine Cox was chosen as President of the Student Council. In May of this year we were fortunate to have chosen May Queen, Shirley Bass a member of the Junior Class. Approching was the event we had looked forward to since 1957 - our Junior and Senior Prom. The theme of our prom was, Stairway to the Stars. It was well en- joyed and was considered a smash-hit of the year. Having achieved dignity and pride, we began the fourth and final step up the ladder of success, and was most privleged and proud to call our- selves dignified Seniors. We were faced with many complex problems but we had the help of two competent advisors, Miss Hardy and Mr. Creech to guide us. The fourth step was completed but our future is still up to fate. To our parents, Carver High, and its wonderful faculty, we owe the shaping of our future. Class Historian Mary Frances Armwood 42 CLASS POEM Oh ! Dear Carver High, old gold and blue, We've reached the fourth step up the ladder to success And we owe it all to you. You've helped to make our future a bright and happy one, And because we've striving for the better things in life We haven't finished but we've just begun. Now the time has finally come when we must part, We hate to leave you Carver Dear But we leave with love in our hearts. Lennett Robertson CLASS SONG We give our thanks to C. H. S. For all her grateful deeds, The knowledge gained here will someday Help fill our nations' needs. So to our teachers who have helped To make our dreams come true. We'll never forget, though years may pass, The praise belongs to you. Though we must leave and go our way. And think of what we left. We'll never forget the chance we got, From the good ole C. H. S. Ann S. Hobbs Ollie J. Wilson 43 MOST ATHLETIC 47 BEST DRESSED IND. ART CLASS CARVER TIP STAFF ■ I I ■ ■ BUS DRIVERS MAJORETTES BOY SCOUTS PATRONS ivir. vjreurge vixen IVllbb O. 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Tolbert Mrs. J. C. Underwood Mrs. Maggie Wall Mrs. Edna Washington Miss Elnora Washington Mrs Annie Mae Washington Mr. Isaac Washington Mrs. Vivian Washington Mrs. James H. Warren Mr. Nathaniel E. Weldon Mrs. Catherine Wheller Mrs. Beatrice Whitfield Mrs. Helen Whitfield Mr. Raymond Whitfield Mr. Ural Whitfield Attorney Earl Whitted Jr. Mr. Mrs. Emanuel Williams Mrs. Margaret Williams Miss Rebecca Williams Mr. Mrs. Rosenwar Williams Mr. Ronnie Wilson Mrs. Ronnie Wilson Mr. James Worrell Mrs. Margie H. Wright Rev. Lewis Wright Mrs. B. Wise Rev. W. H. Yelventon PORTRAITS by PAYNE C.E. JACK PAYNE P. 0. Box 139 Hillsboro, N. C. Compliments of L.G. BALFOUR COMPANY 25 County Street Attleboro, Mass. E. L. Smith, Representative BILL PATTERSON FURNITURE CO. Furniture for Better Living 114 East Main Street Mt. Olive, North Carolina Dial OL 8-2322 L.E. GARRIS FUNERAL HOME Home of Sympathic Service Licensed Funeral Directors Embalmers W. R. Wallace, Mgr. R. W. Brimmage, Asst. 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