Carver High School - Tigonian Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1965 volume:

i THE 1965 Jupnian TABLE OF CONTENTS GUIDEPOST N. E. A. LIFE GLAMOUR LOOK ELEGANT SCHOOL SOCIETY COACH ATHLETE CHANGING TIMES TEEN CONSUMER'S REPORT DIRECTORY Administrative Staff Faculty Seniors Superlatives Organizations Departments Royalty Social Clubs Athletics Moments To Remember Classes Patrons Advertisements Senior Directory 8 12 22 60 73 92 101 107 131 146 166 182 2 So w fnist i JACQUELINE SELLERS BERNARD McKAY JACQUELINE DEWBERRY THERMUS BUTLER CHARLOTTE ALEXANDER ■ WALTER FLUELLEN BARBARA JAMERSON RONNIE LEONARD AUFAIT WILLIAMS SALLIE FLORENCE CHARLES BARKER (Editor In-Chief) BENJAMIN SANDRA HALL HOLCOMB WILLIE BURTS C. V. HILL ETHEL GRADY LAMAR CLARKE LAURA SIMPSON GREGORY McGRUDER LELIA PITTS 5 DEDICATION To you n'ho have prodded us through new avenues of learning To you who have used the art of pedagogy to its fullest extent To you who have taught us the dignity of the common man To you who have listened and understood To you, our principal and teachers, we dedicate the 1965 TIGOMAN DR. WILLIAM HENRY SHAW Superintendent of Education Muscogee County School District Dr. Fred Kirby Assistant Superintendent In Charge of Instruction Mr. Brice Carson Assistant Superintendent In Charge of Personnel ADMINISTRATION Mr. Nathan Patterson Assistant Superintendent In Charge of Special Services Mr. Nathan Hunter Treasurer 7 Looki eone OUR PRINCIPAL It has been said that an educator lights up dark places. This is certainly true of our principal, Mr. S. P. Charleston, for he lights up the dark abyss of our minds and encourages us to find enlightenment in knowledge. Mr. Charleston possesses the qualities that are inherent in a great educator — love of mankind, sincerity in his work, a deep concern tor the welfare of his students, a thirst for knowledge, and the desire to help young people become efficient and contributing citizens. Our principal has dedicated himself to the unselfish task of fashioning great students. His success has been phenomenal, and his life will always be a challenge to those around him. With Mr. Charleston at its helm. Carver — in its few years as a high school — has become one of the most outstanding educational institutions in Georgia. Recognizing him as one of the greatest educators in the state. Governor Carl Sanders invited Mr. Charleston to participate in the second Governor's Conference on Education. Because he realizes the importance of community agencies on the lives of young people, Mr. Charleston is an ardent worker in the church and many civic organizations. He has served in the following capacities: Chairman of Muscogee March of Dimes, Chairman of United Givers Drive, member of the Carver Park Advisory Board, and member of the Board of Directors of the Red Cross. In 1960 in recognition of his outstanding contributions to Columbus, Mr. Charleston was proclaimed Man of the Year . Because of his service, he was recently presented a twenty-five year award for his work with the Young Men's Christian Association. Our principal was obviously the inspiration that prompted the following quotation: The school's principal is a mighty force — 1. To the child He is a friend and protector. 2. To the teacher He is a guide and advisor. 3. To the itarent He is a counselor and neighbor. 4. To the school superintendent He is a trusted officer. 5. To the community He is a leader and interpreter. 6. To the teaching profession He is a pioneer and a builder. 7. To democracy He is an active citizen. THIS IS OUR PRINCIPAL! MR. JOHN M. WASHINGTON Assistant Principal mrs. a. r. McDuffie Secretary OFFICE ADMINISTRATION WHICH COLLEGE SHALL I CHOOSE? Counselor—Miss Willie G. Hudson explains the important facts about college to student Charles Barker as Ronnie Leonard and Charlotte Alexander await information. 10 FACULTY MRS DOROTHY ALEXANDER Sect, to Librarian Albany Off Campus Center Muscogee Area Vocational Technical School MR. A. L. BIGGERS Business Education B.S. Fort Valley State College, M B A New York University, Advanced Study: Washington University MRS. L. W. CARTER English Reading B.S. Alabama State, Advanced Study: Alabama State Tuske- gee Institute MRS. SADIE ALEXANDER Social Studies B S. Fort Valley State College, M.A. New York University MISS LUE MINUETTE BRAME Business Education B.S. Barber Scotia College MISS BERNICE COAR Biology B.A. Miles College, Science Edu- cation Fisk University MRS. MARIAN ARMSTRONG Social Studies B.S. Tuskegee Institute, M.A. Columbia University MR. LUCIOUS BALDWIN English Journalism B.S. Savannah State College MRS. HELEN L. BURNETT Librarian A.B Johnson C. Smith Univers- ity, Advanced Study: Atlanta University MR. B. C. CARSWELL Mathematics B.S. Savannah State College MRS. I S. COGER French Social Studies A.B. Miles College MRS. FLORENCE COLEMAN Social Studies B.S. Hampton Institute FACULTY MR. FRED DANIELS Chemistry Physics B.S. Alabama State College MRS. ANNIE DEBRO Mathematics A.B. Alcorn A M. College, M. A. Atlanta University MR. CLEMON DeRAMUS Social Studies B.S. Alabama State College MRS. IOLA FLORENCE English A.B. Morris Brown College, Ad vanced Study: Tuskegee Inst. MISS BERNICE FREEMAN French A.B. Miles College, Advanced Study: Atlanta University MRS. LILLIAN GALBRAITH English B.S. Tuskegee Institute, M.Ed. Tuskegee Institute MR. J D. HABERSHAM Mathematics B.S. Savannah State College, Ad- vanced Study: Atlanta Univers- ity MISS MARY HARPER English A.B. Morris Brown College, Ad- vanced Study: University of Wisconsin MRS. ELIZABETH HEARD Home Economics B.S. Fort Valley State College, M.Ed. Tuskegee Institute, Ad- vanced Study: Iowa State Univ. MRS. B R. EDWARDS Physical Education B.S. N. C. College, B.S. in P. E. MRS. DELLA GRAY Home Economics B.S. Savannah State College, Advanced Study Tuskegee Inst. Inst. MISS ADDIE HENDERSON Science B.S. Alabama State N.S.F. In- stitute 13 FACULTY MRS. MAMIE HINTON Chemistry B.S. Allen University, Advanced Study: Tuskegee Institute MR. HENRY HOLLIS Art A.B. Alabama State College, Advanced Study: New York Uni- versity MRS. NANCY HOPE History English B.S. Alabama State College MISS MARY HOWARD Mathematics B.S. Fort Valley State College MISS SHIRLEY HUNTER Science B.S. Morns Brown College MR. RUDOLPH INGERSOLL Math Health B.S. Xavier University, Advanc- ed Study: Tuskegee Inst. MISS GENEDA JAMES General Science B.A. Paine College, M.A. Col- umbia University MRS. JANIE JOHNSON General Science B.S. Fort Valley State College, Advanced Study: Atlanta Uni- versity MRS. E. H. JONES English B.A. South Carolina State, Ad- vanced Study: American Uni- versity MR. J. M. KINDRICK D. C. T. B.S. Leland College, Advanced Study: University of Missouri MISS JUANITA LEE Foreign Language B.S. Bethune Cookman College MR. CHARLES LESTER Music B.A. Morehouse College, Ad- vanced Study: Atlanta Univers- ity FACULTY MRS. RUTH LEWIS Mathematics B.S. Alabama State College, Ad- vanced Study: Atlanta Univers- ity American University MRS. ANNE PHILLIPS Humanities English B.S. Education Alabama State, M.A. Tuskegee Institute MISS CATHERINE ROSEBUD Spanish Social Studies B.S. Savannah State College, Advanced Study: New York Uni- versity Purdue University MR. WILLIAM J. MONROE Band B.M.E. Vandercook Music Col- lege, Advanced Study: Roose- velt University, M.M.E. Vander- cook Music College MRS. MINNIE H. QUARTERMAN French A.B. Benedict College MISS S. Y. SAMUEL Biology Human Physiology B.S. Morris Brown College, Ad- vanced Study: Atlanta Univers- ity, Fisk University MRS. ANNE MOORE English A.B. Knoxville College MRS. THELMA ROBINSON English B.S. Savannah State College, M.Ed. Tuskegee Institute MR. ROBERT SANDERS Health P.E. B.S. Savannah State College, Advanced Study: Atlanta Uni- versity, Tuskegee University MR. FREDDIE PELLMAN History B.A. South Carolina State MR. JULIUS ROGERS Social Science B.S. Fort Valley State College MRS. C. H. SHORES Mathematics B.S. and M.Ed. Alabama State College, Advanced Study: At- lanta University, M.Ed. Seton Hill College MRS. M. J. SKILLERN English B.A. Clark College, Advanced Study: Atlanta University, Tus- kegee Institute MR. HARRY STEPHENS History B.A. Fisk University, Advanced Study: Columbia University MR. H. J. WALKER Business Education B.S. Allen University, Advanced Study: Seton Hall University MR. JAMES WRIGHT Industrial Art B.S. Alabama State, Advanced Study: Tuskegee Institute, Sa- 1 6 vannah State College MRS. ROSA STAN BACK Social Studies B.S. Tuskegee Institute, M.Ed. Tuskegee Institute MRS. R. A. TERRY Mathematics B.S. Alabama State College, Advanced Study: Talladega Col- lege MISS M. M WATT English B.S. Fort Valley State College, Advanced Study: Tuskegee In- stitute MRS. M. K. WRIGHT Science B.S. Fort Valley State College, Advanced Study: Atlanta Uni- versity MR. ROLHALA HARGRETT Art B.S. Florida A M Universit' Senior Advisors MRS. RUTH Y. LEWIS MRS. ROSA S. STANBACK MR. HENRY H. HOLLIS CLASS APPRECIATION TO OUR ADVISORS We, the members of the 1965 graduating class of Carve' High School, wish to extend to our beloved faculty of senior advisors many thanks and much appreciation. We sincerely believe that the goals we have set for ourselves will be maintained oecause you have given us firm guidance and taught us how ta strive patiently. Not only the academic knowledge that we have received from you but also the moral teachings will help us to progress steadily in life With personalities like yours to guide us, we have no desire to shame or mar the beautiful name of Carver High School. You, our senior advisors, have led us to know what is right and to act in only the best manner. We are now leaving you but we are not forgetting you. Ydu have given us the key — the key to success. But it is left to us to use this key in the right way and we promise you that we will go our separate ways in life to find the right lock which is best suited for our key. MRS. THELMA M. ROBINSON MR ROLHALA HARGRETT MISS MARY C. ROSEBUD MISS GENEDA M JAMES 17 President RONNIE LEONARD Vice President BERNARD McKAY Corresponding Secretary GERALDINE ALEXANDER Recording Secretary ETHEL GRADY T reasurer JOYCE STURKEY Business Manager 18 CHARLES E. BARKER Class Song TUNE —MOON RIVER Although we're going far away from you, Our hearts will always sing thy praise. Dear Carver, our alma mater, You've led us, and brought us, thus far on our way Through life's journey to us you will be A light for all the world to see. Dear Carver, we love you . . . But now, We must say good-bye, to dear ole Carver High. We'll miss you, Good-Bye. To our dear teachers and principal, too, You've given us our knowledge due; And our parents who've love us dearly Stood by us and helped us to follow through. These mem'ries gained here will linger in our hearts. We'll never, ever let them part. Dear Carver we love you . . . but now We must say good-bye; to dear ole Carver High We'll miss you, Good-Bye. Beverli Allen Class Poem NOW IS THE YEAR We've waited many and many a day To get our chance to pass this way. We have been fortunate, and we are glad, Dear Carver, for the privileges we've had. The year we began was sixty-one; The next four years came second to none. And now is the year — sixty-five. Most of us have been able to survive. We've met the challenges which confronted us And achieved the goals, for we knew we must. Each day the road stretched long and hard, But we tackled our problems and did our part. The class of sixty-five must soon face the test; The top is always reached by the best. Our time here has been well spent; Listening and learning, the twig is bent . As the time draws near for our walk down the aisle. We'll say adieu to our school for awhile, We've had to sweat, toil, and shed a tear, But, now we can say, this is the year. Soon you will say, Another class has gone, Yet our love for Carver shall always live on. Then we'll go our separate ways without fear, —For now is the year. Aufait Williams Charles Barker 20 o vC m ADAMS, CHARLOTTE “Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings. Chorus, Office Aid, French Club, Tri- Hi-Y ALEXANDER, JUANITA “Man's reach should exceed his grasp Science Club, Nurses of Tomorrow, Tri-Hi-Y, Business Club, Les Char- moiselles, Spanish Club ALEXANDER, CHARLOTTE ‘77 aim for the sky: but if I fall among the stars, I'll still be on high Cheerleaders, Dramatics Club, Mu Al- pha Theta, National Honor Society, Office Aids, Co-Eds, Annual Staff, Pepperettes ALLEN, BEVERLI To find, one must venture” Cheerleaders, Majestic Ladies, French Club, Pepperettes, Chorus, Dramatics Club ALEXANDER, GERALDINE “Conformity is the foe of inventiveness.” Majestic Ladies, New Homemakers of America, Future Teachers of America, Annual Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Carverlite Staff ARCHIBALD, JOSEPH Either I will find a way, or I will make one.” Hi-Y 22 ARRINGTON, LEON All success depends on you.' Art Club BARKER, CHARLES EDWARD We have crossed the river, but the ocean yet lies ahead' Annual Staff, Kingsmen, Cheerleaders, French Club, Hi-Y, Future Business Leaders of America, Student Council, Mathematics Club, Dramatics Club BASKIN, JAMES Luxury makes a man so soft� it is hard to please him, and easy to trouble him. Football Team, Kingsmen, Chorus, Reading-English Club, C Club, Bas- ketball Team, Track Team BARKSDALE, GWENDOLYN “To gain knowledge, you must seek. Girl Scouts, Majorettes, Future Teach- ers of America, Co-Eds, Student Coun- cil, Annual Staff, Pepperettes, Tri- Hi-Y 23 BENNING, ANNE MARIE The only way to success is to de- termine to succeed. Safety Club, Reading-English Club, Future Teachers of America BIDDLES, WILLIE He who teaches, fires; he who listens, receives D.C.T., Hi-Y BIGGERS, FELIX Men of few words are the best men. Jr. Red Cross, Hi-Y BIGGS, PRECIOUS “They can because they think they can. Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor So- ciety, Reading-English Club 24 BIVINS, RUTH To venture and obtain knowledge is the key to success Majestic Ladies, SLAGS, Nurses of To- morrow, New Homemakers of Amer- ica BODDIE, SHIRLEY “ am a pari of all that I have met. Reading-English Club BLOUNT, CLIFTON Live and let live. Football Team, Art Club, Safety Club BROWDER, JAMES “The mlianl never tastes of death but once. Hi-Y, Student Council, Red Cross, Science Club, Carverlite Staff BROWN, WILLIE A. “Life’s dreams can only be fulfilled by hard work. Hall Monitor, Hi-Y, Fire-Fighters BUCKNER, ELEANOR JEAN “Any man can make a mistake, but none but a fool will continue in it. Safety Club, Reading-English Club 25 BURNETT, KENNETH “Strive to reach a higher goal.” Basketball Team, Glee Club, Chorus BURNETTE, HENRY “Those who stay will be champions.” C Club, Football Team, Kingsmen, Chorus BURT, WILLIE JAMES “Education is the light and the key.” Hi-Y, Kingsmen, Spanish Club, Science Club BUTLER, THERMUS ”A man's best friends are his ten fingers.” Football Team, Basketball Team, Track Team, C Club, Carverlite Staff, An- nual Staff, Art Club BYERS, BERNARD Education makes the man.” Kingsmen, Hall Monitors, SLAGS, Art Club BYRD, BETTY A good book is the best of friends.” Tri-Hi-Y, Fire Fighters, Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross BYRD, LUCILLE “The fruit at the top of the tree, beyond one's reach, is always the sweetest. Art Club BYRD, WILBERT “A coward dies many times, but a hero dies only once. Hi-Y, D.C.T., Kingsmen BYRD, RUBY “A fool looks back in the past, and a wise man looks to the future. Majestic Ladies, SLAGS, Safety Club, Science Club, Nurses of Tomorrow CALLIER, RONALD DAVIE “The time to stop a revolution is at the beginning, not the end. Kingsmen, Reading-English Club, Fu- ture Business Leaders of America, Jr. Red Cross, Fire Fighters 27 CLARKE, LAMAR “Intellects avoid the fruit of ignorance” National Honor Society, Annual Staff, Kingsmen, Mathematics Club, Hi-Y, Science Club COPELAND, WILLIAM ‘7 will prepare myself and get ready, perhaps my chance will come. Football Team, Safety Club DANIELS, MARY “To err is human; to forgive divine.” Office Aid, Future Teachers of Amer- ica, Dramatics Club, New Homemak- ers of America DAVIS, JEANETTE “Since ue can't get what we like, let us like what we get.” SLAGS, Tri-Hi-Y, Red Cross DAVIS, MAJOR Presence of mind and courage in dis- tress—are more than armies to pro- D.C.T., Explorer's Club, Esquire 28 DAWSON, ISIAH He who dares to teach must never cease to learn. Future Business Leaders of America, Red Cross, Explorer Scouts, Hl-Y, Safe- ty Club DAWKINS, LAWRENCE RUDOLPH “Tis not what man does which exalts him. hut what man should do” Chorus, Red Cross, Hi-Y, Esquires DAVIS, NATHAN “Our past has gone into history.' Kingsmen, SLAG, Red Cross DEWBERRY, JACQUELINE NATALJA “Every one stamps his otvn twine on himself.—Man is made great or small by his own will.” Mu Alpha Theta, Co-Eds, Annual Staff, Majorettes, Pepperettes, Mathe- matics Club DOTSON, CAROLYN “Persons with any weight of character carry, like planets, their atmosphere along with them in their orbits.” Tri-Hi-Y, Reading-English Club, Fu- ture Business Leaders of America, Co- Eds, Majorettes 29 EPPS, JUANITA Good, better, best never let these three rest until the 'good is better, and the better is best.” Red Cross EVANS, ANTAINETTE We live in our desire rather than in our achievement.” Chorus, Co-Eds, Student Council, Tri Hi-Y FIELDS, CARRIE “Life is uhat you make of it. Tri-Hi-Y FLORENCE, SALLIE ELIZABETH “Your final success depends upon what you say.” Les Charmoiselles, Safety Club, An- nual Staff, Cheerleaders, Red Cross FLUELLEN, WALTER “It is easier not to speak a word at all than to speak more words than we should.” Kingsmen, Hi-Y, SLAGS, Football Trainer, Mathematics Club, C Club, Annual Staff FORTSON, SARAH EVELYN “Let early education be a sort of amusement, you will then be better able to find your natural best.” Girl Scouts, Chorus, Safety Club 30 FOSTER, CHRISTINE A good lender must also be a good follower Red Cross GASKINS, LEWIS We don't know one millioneth of one per cent about anything. Student Council, Future Business Leaders of America, Track Team GATES, MARY “Evil accomplishes no good. Nurses of Tomorrow, Tri-Hi-Y, Safety Club GLENN, TOMMY HUGH One thing is forever good. That one thing is success. Fire Fighters GOLDEN, EVA MAE He who does not plan lor the future is lost. Reading-Enghsh Club, Les Charmoi- selles. Red Cross, Fire Fighters 31 GOLSON, BETTY “ the elevator to success is crowded, take the stairs Future Business Leaders of America, GORDON, MARY KATHERINE The true art of memory is the art of attention GRADY, ETHEL Ambition is like a torrent—ne’er looks back. Student Council, National Honor So- ciety, Mu Alpha Theta, Future Busi- ness Leaders of America, Charmettes, Annual Staff GREEN, ROSETTA My greatest inspiration is a challenge: to attempt the iniftossible Majestic Ladies, National Honor So- ciety, Future Business Leaders of America, Tri-Hi-Y GREENWOOD, SHELIA K hat each of us needs is someone to make us do our best Majestic Ladies, Reading-English Club, Red Cross GRIFFIN, GLORIA JOYCE The primary pur wse of education is not to teach you to earn your bread, but to make every mouthful sweeter. Tri-Hi-Y, Red Cross, Future Teachers of America, Les Charmoiselles, Flag 32 Girl, Reading-English Club GRIGGS, LILLIE MAE “Opinion in good men is but knowledge in the making Reading-English Club HALL, SANDRA ELAINE “ Merit is worthier than fame ” National Honor Society, Annual Staff, Carverlite Staff, Dramatics Club, Co- Eds, Office Aid GUILLORY, CARRIE AMELIA “The principal tarl of faith is pa- tience Co-Eds, Tri-Hi-Y, Girl Scouts, SLAGS, Dramatics Club, Student Council, Chorus HAMMONDS. BLAIR “Life is not a 100 yd. dash; it is a long run.” Kingsmen, Red Cross, Hi-Y, Fire Fighters, Science Club HALL, KATIE CAROL “As true as steel” New Homemakers of America HAMMONDS. ROSE “Life has a value only when it has something valuable as its objects.” New Homemakers of America, SLAGS, Majestic Ladies 33 HARRIS, LILLIAN God offers to every mind its choice between truth and repose Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatics Club, Student Council, SLAGS, Chorus, Co-Eds HARRIS, WILLIE “The success of any great moral enter- prise does not depend upon numbers.” Hi-Y HARROW. JOHN “Time waits for no man . C Club, Esquire, Football Team, Basketball Team, Track HILL, C. V. “Some do, others must ” Kingsmen, Science Club, Hi-Y, SLAGS, Football Team, Annual Staff HILL, JACQUELINE “Among all other virtues, humanity is the safest because it is always at anchor. Co-Eds, National Honor Society, Sci- ence Club, Student Council HILL, JOANN “It’s better to be silent and thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubts.” Co-Eds, Tri-Hi-Y, New Homemakers of America HOBBS, WALTER “A hint to the wise is sufficient” Red Cross, Safety Club, Hall Monitor HOBBS, LILLIE KATE “Education is the road to success Les Charmoiselles, Reading-EnglisH Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Science Club, Nurses of To- morrow HINTON, CHARLES “The glory of victory, and the agonies of defeat” Football Team, Track Team, Safety Club, Hall Monitor HODGE, LORINE “Life is worth living, so why live it as a fool” Co-Eds, Science Club, Tri-Hi-Y, SLAGS HOLCOMB, BENJAMIN “Bravery maketh a responsible man. muscles maketh a strong man, training maketh a skilled man but intellectual- ability maketh a full man ” Hi-Y, Kingsen, SLAGS, Student Coun- cil, Science Club, Annual Staff, Read- ing-English Club HODO, JEWELL “There is only one success--to be able to spend your life in your own way ” 35 HOLLOWAY, JIMMY “Let your light so shine, that your future may be brighter. Hi-Y, French Club, Future Business Leaders of America HOOD, JOSEPH LEE “ Tis better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. Hi-Y, Red Cross, Kingsmen, Fire Fighters, Hall Monitor HUREY, CHARLOTTE “Our business in this world is to suc- ceed New Homemakers of America, Red Cross, Safety Club 36 HAUSER, JAMES “A man is judged by the company he keeps. Band, Red Cross, Fire Fighters, Hall Monitor JACKSON, EVELYN “Challenge today, reach your goal to- morrow. Science Club, Les Charmoiselles, Tri- Hi-Y, Reading-English Club, Nurses of Tomorrow, Future Business Leaders of America JACKSON, PATRICIA “One must crawl before he walks” Future Business Leaders of America, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, Dramatics Club, Carverlite Staff, Math Club JAMERSON, BARBARA ANN “Justice must be given even to the lowest” Annual Staff, Social Science Club, Ma- jestic Ladies, Chorus, Student Council, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor So- ciety, Dramatics Club JACKSON, MARJORIE Nothing succeeds like success.' Majorettes, Slags, Reading-English Club JENKINS, MELVIN Man is by nature an inquisitive being ” Football Team, Hi-Y, Track Team, Fu- ture Business Leaders of America, Bas- ketball Team, C Club JENKNS, MINNIE “Goodness comes to those who always wait.” Majestic Ladies, French Club, Nurses of Tomorrow, Band JOHNSON, BARBARA “ a little knowledge is a danger, where is the man who has so much as to be out of danger?” Tri-Hi-Y, Slags, Spanish Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Dra- matics Club, Majestic Ladies 37 JOHNSON, DONALD ‘7 Uve the life I love and love the life I live” Kingsmen, C Club, Red Cross, Fire Fighters, Football Team, Basketball Team JONES, ANGELA EURAYNOR “Wise, cultivated, genial conversation is the last flower of civilization ” Nurses of Tomorrow 38 JOHNSON, WAYNE “He that seeks, often has his goal before him Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor So- ciety, Band, Slags, Esquires, French Club, Science Club, Social Studies Club JONES, BETTY “In order to achieve success there must be progress French Club, New Homemakers of America, Science Club, Safety Club, Nurses of Tomorrow, Red Cross, Art Club JONES, MARY “ is just os easy to be great as it is to be small Office Aid, Safety Club, Reading-Eng- lish Club, Les Charmoiselles, Red Cross JONES, FREDDIE “Ambition has no risk. Science Club, Esquire Social Club, Red Cross JONES, EVELYN “Some books are to be tasted, others are to be swallowed, and some few are to be chewed and digested . Safety Club, Fire Fighters, New Home- makers of America JONES, THEODORE “Learning is one of the greatest thrills that anyone could experience. Kingsmen Social Club, Slags, Science Club, Fire Marshall, Hi-Y, Red Cross, French Club JONES, MATTHEW “Free at last. Chorus, Kingsmen Social Club, Hi-Y, Red Cross KELLEY, MONROE “Nothing succeeds like success. ’ Hi-Y, Hall Monitor, Future Business Leaders of America 39 KINDRICK, REBECCA “Education is the root of success.” Future Teachers of America, Future Business Leaders of America, Readlng- English Club, Safety Club KING, JOANN “By wisdom wealth is won Reading-English Club, Nurses of To- morrow KINGSLAND, CHARLES He who knows not that he knows not, he is asleep—awake him” Explorer, D.C.T., Red Cross, Science Club KNIGHT, SHELIA Lost time is never found” Miss Carver, Majorettes, Chorus, Co- Eds, Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica, Tri-Hi-Y LAMBSON, FOSTINE The best feeling is knowing that one has received a good education” Girl Scouts, Spanish Club, Reading- English Club, Future Teachers of America LANE, ELNORA “Experience keeps a dear school but fools will learn in no other ” Red Cross, Fire Fighters 40 LEWIS, GLENDA “7o have knowledge one must gain knowledge. Girl Scouts, Charmettes, Slags, Science Club, Tri-Hi-Y LEONARD, RONNIE KEY “One who uses action and ability hardly fails but succeeds tremendously. Student Council, Hi-Y, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, French Club, Annual Staff LEWIS, OZEAL “Success exemplifies knowledge. Student Council, Dramatics Club, Reading-English Club, Science Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Co-Eds LEWIS, LINDA “Aim for the stars, strive to gel there, and you'll reach them Science Club, Co-Eds, Girl Scouts, New Homemakers of America LEWIS, HERMAN “Creat hopes make great men. Football Team, Chorus, Esquire Social Club, C Club LIGGETT. SANDRA “ n order to reach your goal you must strive hard; for greatness comes to no one; you must go to it Science Club, Majestic Ladies, Major- ette Squad, New Homemakers of America 41 LONDON, LUCILLE “Think wrongly if you please, but in all cases think for yourself. Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross, Reading- English Club . LOVE, LILLIAN DELORIS “Procrastination is the thief of time. Nurses of Tomorrow LUTTRELL, JIMMY “A man is no greater than his thoughts. ' D.C.T. LYNCH, RAYMOND “ you would win success, go with the crowd, nor like a fool against the current strive. MALONE, HOMER “Learning comes before knowledge. Science Club, Junior Red Cross, Hi-Y, Fire Fighters, Annual Staff MARSHALL, JAMES “Failure is often that early morning hour of darkness which proceeds the dawning of the day of sucess. 42 MARTIN, EARLENE “Education makes a people easy to lead, but difficult to drive: easy to govern, but impossible to enslave” Student Council, Carverlite Staff, Mathematics Club MARSHALL, OZELLA ‘7 thought I was done with these things but I was wrong. I thought, because I had power, I had wisdom.” Girl Scouts, Red Cross MATHIS, CLAUDE “Knowledge comes, but wisdom ling- ers” Safety Club McCRAY. ANNIE PEARL “Lives of great men all remind us we ran make our lives sublime” Tri-Hi-Y, Reading-English Club, Art Club MAYS, RAYMOND “5 a goal and shoot for the highest point.” Kingsmen, Junior Red Cross, Fire Fighters, Hi-Y, Basketball Team MATHIS, GWENDOLYN He who has achieved success, lived well, laughed often, and loved much” Majestic Ladies 43 McGHEE, ANNIE ‘7 you aspire to the highest place, it is no disgrace to stop at the second or even the third. Dramatics Club, Future Teachers of America, iri-Hi-Y, Reading-English Club, Majestic Ladies McGRUDER, FORGE Be the best of whatever you are. McKAY, BERNARD Live with a meaning. Slags, Hi-Y, Student Council, Kings- men, Mu Alpha Theta, Basketball Team, National Honor Society, Annual Staff ■ MENEFIELD, ALMA He who conquers, conquers himself ” Tn-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Les Charmoi- selles, Nurses of Tomorrow McGRUDER, GREGORY The knowledge of words is the gate to scholarship Kingsmen, Hi-Y, Annual Staff, Social Studies Club, Student Library Assis- tants, Student Council MITCHELL, ALVIN The only way to success is to be de- termined to succeed. Kingsmen, C Club, Basketball Team, Hi-Y, Red Cross, Science Club, Slags 44 PARKER, BENNIE “The common curse of mankind — folly and ignorance.” Kingsmen Social Club, Red Cross, Fire Fighter PARKMAN, DIANA “Heredity determines the color of the eyes, but environment lights them up.” Tri-Hi-Y, Future Teachers of America, Red Cross, Slags, New Homemakers of America OWENS, HAROLD “One must capture honor not await it.” Kingsmen, Hi-Y, Dramatics Club, Junior Red Cross. PITTS, LEILA MAE “Love is ever the beginning of knowl- edge; as, fire is of light.” Charmettes, Tri-Hi-Y, Future Business Leaders of America, Red Cross, An- nual Staff PICKENS, THOMAS “ I can't do large things. I can do small things in great ways.” Safety Club, Kingsmen, Hi-Y, Annual Staff, Slags, Student Council PHILLIPS, FELTON “ you try and do not succeed, try and try again” Hall Monitor, Annual Staff, Hi-Y 45 PORTER, O'NEAL Remember, what you are tomorrow depends on what you are today Reading-English Club RENDER, WILLIE “Men are never so likely to settle a question rightly as when they discuss it Jully. Fire Fighters, Red Cross PSALMONDS, JAMES EDWARD Be ever thankful Chorus, Safety Club RICHMOND, EDITH ALECIA There are some defeats more trium- phant than victories Tri-Hi-Y, Girl Scouts, Science Club, Slags PURNELL, WILLIE “Life’s a pleasant institution; let us take it as it comes. ' Football Team, Track, C Club ROBINSON, ANDERSON “Speak not at all, in any wise, till you have something to speak Football Team, Track, C Club, Red Cross, Fire Fighters, Hi-Y 46 SCOTT, ALONZO It is the seeing eye that looks deepest into nature's heart. Hi-Y, Track Team, Red Cross, Fire Fighters ROZIER, MILDRED “Difficulties are things that show what men are. Les Charmoiselles, Future Business Leaders of America, Nurses of To- morrow, Tri-Hi-Y, French Club SCOTT, JOHN WESLEY Thought once awakened does not again slumber. Basketball Team, Fire Fighters, Kings- men Social Club, Red Cross SCOVIE, BEATRICE One who loved not too wisely, but too well. Art Club SCOTT, ELIZABETH It is better to be uneducated than it is to be an educated fool. Girl Scouts, Tri-Hi-Y, Les Charmoi- selles, Future Teachers of America, Science Club SELDON, PATRICIA Success comes to those who strive for it Tri-Hi-Y, Reading - English Club, Nurses of Tomorrow, Future Business Leaders of America 47 SELLERS, JACQUELINE “Silence is the gateway to thought. Maiestic Ladies, Mu Alpha Theta, Na- tional Honor Society, Maiorette, Chorus, Annual Staff, Math. Club, Science Club, Student Council, Dra- matics Club SENIOR, LEWIS The days that make us happy make us wise. Hi-Y, Viscounts, National Honor So- ciety, French Club, Student Council, Track SIMMONS, JAMES “Live and let live D.C.T. SIMPSON, LAURA ANN “Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, Co- Eds, Carverlite Staff, Annual Staff, Band Commentator SMITH, ANNIE RUTH Nothing is at last sacred but the in- tegrity of one s own mind. Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor So- ciety, Spanish Club, Math. Club, Read- ing-English Club, Les Charmoiselles SMITH, BERNICE An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest. Majestic Ladies, Dramatics Club, Span- ish Club 48 SMITH, BERTHA “There are three arts which are con- cerned with all things: one which uses, another which makes: the third which imitates them'' Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatics Club, Future Teachers of America, Majestic Ladies SMITH, ULYSSES A pound of education is worth two pounds of success, if applied National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Science Club, Band, Esquires, French Club SMITH, MARY ANNE “Aim for the goal that will make you strive the most. National Honor Society, Future Teach- ers of America, Spanish Club, Slags, Readmg-English Club, Dramatics Club, Annual Staff, Pep Squad SMITH, LEROY ‘7 1 the end truth will conquer. Hi-Y SNELL, BETTY JEAN Reading is the key to progress and success. Red Cross, Future Teachers of Amer- ica 49 STREET, WILLIE EARNEST “ is easier said than done Football Team, Track, C Club STREETER, LARAINE Hear and understand: not that which fioelh into the mouth defileth a man, hut that which cometh out of the mouth defileth a man” Future Teachers of America, Majestic Ladies, French Club STROZIER. GLORIA ANN To get something out of life, you must first put something in it. French Club, Art Club, Red Cross, Nurses of Tomorrow, Reading-English Club STURKEY, JOYCE One thing is forever good: that one thing is success Maiestic Ladies, Majorette, Slags, An- nual Staff, Carverlite Staff TALLEY, WILLIE The policy of repression of ideas can- not work and never has worked Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross, Fire Fighters 50 THOMAS, HENRY “Set your goal for higher points D.C.T., Esquires, Safety Club THOMAS, EDWARD Let your light shine in whatever you do. Hi-Y, Hall Monitor, Safety Club, Fire Fighters, Reading-English Club TENNYSON, EDITH uNo legacy is so rich as honesty.” Chorus, Girl Scouts, Safety Club THOMAS, MATTHEW They who forgive most, shall be most forgiven. Band THOMAS, MARY ALICE Where there's a will there's a way.” Slags, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Carverlite Staff, An- nual Staff THOMAS, JAMES The only way to have a friend be one. is to 51 THRASHER, LORENE “Time waits for no one.” National Honor Society, French Club, Co-Eds, New Homemakers of America, Annual Staff THREATT, GWENDOLYN VERNELLE “Love is only one of many passions: it has no great influence on the sum of life.” Future Business Leaders of America, Future Teachers of America, Reading- English Club, Safety Club TURPIN, BEN ‘7 you want enemies, excel others; if friends, let others excel you.” D.C.T. UPSHAW, CATHERINE “Time and myself shall prove them wrong” Maiestic Ladies, Dramatics Club, Tri- Hi-Y, Slags, Future Business Leaders of America, Office Aid VANCE. JUANITA “Hope for the best, but be prepared for the worst.” Future Business Leaders of America, Reading-English Club, Les Charmoi- selles WALKER. GLENDA “Success is my aim.” Les Charmoiselles, French Club, Sci- ence Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Student Council 52 WALTON, SHIRLEY JOYCE “ you reach for the star and land on the moon, you are still on top” French Club, Red Cross, Art Club, Nurses of Tomorrow WALTON, CHARLES “Love thy self and others will follow.” Hall Monitor WATT, SHEHENIA Let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak ” Future Teachers of America, Social Studies Club, Chorus WHITFIELD. ANNA LEE “Suite not to equal but to excel.” Reading-English Club, Red Cross, Les Charmotselles, Fire Fighters WHEELER, EUGENE “All wish to possess knowledge but few are willing to pay for it.” Hi-Y, Hall Guards, Explorer Scout, Science Club WESLEY, MARCELLA The course of true love never did run smooth ” Girl Scouts, Tri-Hi-Y, Nurses of To- morrow 53 WHITEHEAD, ROY He says but little, but that little has weight Red Cross, Junior Fire Fighters WILSON, EMMA FERNANDA “Success is the key to life. Chorus, Science Club WIMBERLY, TERRY The key to success lies in one's heart. Forensic Society, Hall Monitor, Fire Fighters WILLIAMS. AUFAIT W hat you are tomorrow depends on what you do today. Majestic Ladies, Slags, Mu Alpha Theta, Student Council, Annual Staff, Carverlite Staff, Social Studies Club WILLIAMS, DOUGLAS “Experience is the fool's best teacher. Hall Monitor, Red Cross WILLIAMS, LULA ETHERIA “The strongest principle of growth lies in the human choice. Future Teachers of America, Dra- matics Club, Tri-Hi-Y 54 WILLIAMS, ROBERT “Personality is to the man, what per- fume is to a flower D.C.T., Junior Red Cross, Hi-Y, Fir “ Fighters WILLIAMS, SANDRA ELAINE “Every art must be preceeded by a certain mechanical expertness. Tri-Hi-Y, Nurses of Tomorrow JONES, PATRICIA “77s education forms the common mind.” Safety Club, French Club, Future Teachers of America WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY You can only make others better by being good yourself Red Cross, Safety Club. Maiestic Ladies, Science Club, Carverhte Staff, Spanish Club (CLASS HISTORY) In September, 1961, the crew of the S. S. CARVER began a voyage which had a lasting effect on all of the members of the crew and on all of the natives of the islands at which the ship docked. The crew which began the maiden voyage was led by the captain. President Gwendolyn Butler, first mate, Bernard McKay; second mate, Beverly Poindexter, petty officer, Carolyn Dotson and steward, Lamar Clarke. After each seaman had learned his duty and everything was shipshape , the ship soon was on its way. After a cry of Land ho from the boatswain, the ship made its first stop on the academic island Success . Here the young seamen laid claim to the larger portion of the land by participating in many academic contests. Many of their names ap- peared on the honor roll of the island. While there two members of the crew, Reita Johnson and Char- lotte Alexander, participated in the Knowledge Bowl and were declared victors after defeating sailors who manned another ship. Thus, the crew earned the name Academic Whizzes , and the voyage continued. The Voyage o Early in the 1960's the ship docked on the island Brawns . Immediately the crew was taken captive by the natives and carried to the ruler of the island. They requested from him permission to leave the island unharmed, and the ruler gave them an alternative. If they could prove that they were better at football, basketball, and track than anyone else, they would be set free. Members of the crew, including James Baskin, Bernard McKay, Enoch Britten, Henry Burnette, Thermus Butler, Herman Lewis, Willie Street, William Copeland, Robert Williams, John Harrow, Willie Purnell, John Scott, Alvin Mitchell, Donald Johnson, and Anderson Robinson, participated in the feats and were vic- torious. To show their gratitude, the other members awarded the athletes a medal on which was inscribed The World's Greatest Athletes . Thus, the crew earned another title. Throughout the 60's while cruising in the waters, the crew lost some of its passengers. Some fell overboard while others headed for the nearest shores to seek their destinies. Beverly Poindexter, who had reigned as their queen; Lois Steadman, an outstanding academic contributor; and Evelyn Mc- Connell, a great majorette; were among the depart- m - S a Great Class ing crewmen. Some, such as Reita Johnson, Con- stance Fedd, Ingrid Barrett, Ethelrose Smith, and Gwendolyn Butler, left the crew to enter college early. Still others, such as Oliver Radney and Albert Mitchell, answered the call of death. Though dis- mayed by the losses, the crew elected Lamar Clarke as its leader and continued on its journey. In September, 1964 the S. S. CARVER dropped anchor on the beautiful Isle of Achievement and decided to elect a queen to rule them while they were there. In grace, charm, and beauty Queen Sheila Knight, Antainette Evans, and Joann Hill towered over all other ladies of the island. Henry Burnette and Willie Street were chosen for the All State Football Team , and Thermus Butler was selected as the most valuable player in bi-city football. While on this island Ethel Grady was selected news reporter and Laura Simpson, band By 1963 the ship pulled ashore on an island not far from their destination. This island had the name of All-Around because in order to remain on it, one had to possess all-around abilities and skills. Before the crew knew it, challenges were thrust upon them. They became involved in numerous contests. Sandra Hall, Bernard McKay, Lorene Thrasher, Charles Barker, Jacquelyn Dewberry, Patricia Jackson, and Charlotte Alexander were awarded prizes in fine arts competitions while Wayne Johnson, Bernard McKay, Benjamin Hol- comb, Charlotte Alexander, and Aufait Williams gained first and second place awards in science and social studies fairs that were given. commentator. Soon the members of the crew began to eager- ly make plans for the final stop, the Port of Graduation . Although the crew knew that upon reaching the port they would separate, they felt that their lives were richer as a result of the friends they had made on the trip, the people who had taught them, and the experiences which they had shared. The members of the crew agreed that when they reminisced about the islands, they would al- ways remember their favorite quotation: Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime And departing leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. Charlotte Alexander W k EARLY COLLEGE ENTRANTS GWENDOLYN BUTLER Talladega College Talladega, Alabama CONSTANCE FEDD Morris Brown College Atlanta, Georgia INGRID BARRETT Bennett College South Carolina ETHELROSE SMITH Bennett College South Carolina REITA JOHNSON Morris Brown College Atlanta, Georgia 58 Most Co-operative CHARLES BARKER JOANN HILL J SHELIA KNIGHT JAMES BASKIN Most Athletic Best All-Around CHARLOTTE ALEXANDER JAMES BASKIN SALLIE FLORENCE THERMUS BUTLER Most Ambitious CHARLOTTE ALEXANDER HOMER MALONE MARY THOMAS Most Likely to Succeed CHARLOTTE ALEXANDER RONNIE LEONARD Most Business-Like Most Charming SANDRA HALL Most Captivating JAMES BASKIN Most Intellectual CHARLOTTE ALEXANDER RONNIE LEONARD jState department of l bucatinn CLAUOC ’LMICILL • TATI lUPtRINTINOINT or school Atlanta, (Srorgia 30303 STATE OFFICE BUILDING ALLIN C SMITH ASSISTANT ST ATI SUPIPINTINOINT or schools May 11, 1964 Miss Charlotte Alexander 938 Booker Avenue Columbus, Georgia Dear Charlotte: You have been selected as one of the 400 bright and talented Georgia students invited to participate in the first Governor's Honors Program this summer. It is a genuine pleasure to me to be able to tell you this. It is an honor for you to have been chosen and it is an honor for your school. I am sure your parents, your superintendent and his entire staff are very proud of your achievement. We are proud, too. This is undoubtedly one of the finest honors that could come to a high school student in Georgia. We hope that nothing will interfere with your being able to attend. If for any reason you cannot accept this invitation, please let us know as soon as possible so that we may notify an alternate who could have this fine experience. The dates are June 10 to July 31, and the location is Wesleyan campus at Macon. You will get detailed information soon from Dr. H. S. Shearouse, Director of our Division of Instruction, who is in general charge of the plans. He has done a fine Job in assembling a staff of outstanding teachers. They will provide for you a rich and rewarding experience in creative learning. I congratulate you on this exceptional honor, and I look forward to meeting you when I visit the Wesleyan campus this summer. Sincerely yours, Claude Purcell State Superintendent of Schools CP: lb 71 ORGANIZATIONS A N OEP2LRTHEWTS STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS OFFICERS L. to R.: President—Ronnie Leonard, Chaplain—Thomas Pickens, Sec- retary—Ethel Grady, Vice President—Joseph Sales, Parliamentarian — William Green. STUDENT COUNCIL Member James Threat questions President Ronnie Leonard on the subject of student participation at pep rallies as other student government members look on. 73 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS INDUCTEES Leadership, Scholarship, Character, Citizenship, and Service are guidelines of this organization. MEMBERS L. to R. — Ronnie Leonard, Ethel Grady, Rosetta Green, Barbara Jamerson, Jacqueline Sellers, Lorene Thrasher, Mary Thomas, Charlotte Alexander, Mary Smith, Annie Ruth Smith, Sandra Hall, Laura Simpson, Lewis Senior, Bernard McKay. Kneeling—Ulysees Smith, Wayne Johnson. 74 Treasurer Ulysees Smith Mu Alpha Theta L. to R. — Ulysses Smith, Jacqueline Dewberry, Annie Ruth Smith, Precious Biggs, Wayne Johnson, Ethel Grady, Bernard McKay, Barbara Jamerson, Aufait Williams, Ronnie Leonard Seated L. to R. — Mary Thomas, Laura Simpson, Charlotte Alexander, Jacqueline Sellers. 76 s T A F R L I T E F The Jr. Tri-Hi-Y — Under the direction of Miss G. M. James is one of the most outstanding organizations on our campus. THE NEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The N.H.A. is an organization with the aim of preparing young ladies for home and social life. The N.H.A. is a local, state, and national organization which all girls taking home economics are enrolled. A CLASS IN HOME ECONOMICS 78 GIRL SCOUTS L. to R. Top Row—Edith Tennyson, Elizabeth Scott, Mary Smith, Linda Lewis. Bottom Row L. to R.—Marcella Wesley, Maria Renfru, Edith Richmond. SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB President McGruder outlines the leadership conference held annually at Carver High School. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FBLA advances the training of students who plan to enter vocations in business. READING- ENGLISH CLUB Reading is the key. 80 TRI-HI-Y To create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character. MISS TRI-HI-Y 81 NURSES OF TOMORROW The Nurses of Tomorrow is organized for students who are interested in a career of nursing. Work- ing as nurses' aids under the direction of Mrs. M. K. Wright, they render first aid in the school clinic. Hl-Y THE CARVER CHORALIERS i % I v ■ . • w r .• ’ ■i _ � t? • . j v . V . v ' • ' v ; ■ v SOPRANOS Biddles, Betty A. Burt, £ AW Cook, Carolyn Downs, Emma Evans, Antoinette Evans, Jewel Hunter, Marlene Jamerson, Barbara King, Annie M ath is,G wend olyn Miller, Gloria Renfro, Marie Diane Sellers, Jacqueline Thomas, Jesse Mae Thomas, Patricia Watt, Shehenia e As. £ o (Seniors ) ALTOS Adams, Charlotte fpfes, Dianne Allen, Beverli Buckner, Agnes Chandler, Christine Edwards, Cynthia Buckner, Mary A. Esters, Jacqueline Farmer, Francesta Forison, Sarah Green, Vivian Hammonds, Beverly Harris, Dolores Houston, Barbara Johnson, Arlene Johnson, Deborah Johnson, Idnda Johnson, Patricia Kelly, Shirley Knight. Shelia Lane, Deborah Lewis. Ozeal Vontgom ery, Brenda Parkman, Teresa Porter, Patricia Smith, Annette Steuart. Jacqueline Tennyson. Edith Terry, Barbara Rozier, Mildred ralker, Barbara IVilson, Emma Evans, Theresa Brown, Mary Williams. Carolyn Dewberry, Jacqueline A a e, AJe y Jo Newsome, Elois Guillory, Carrie I Seniors ) TENORS Baskins, James Dawkins, Eric Dawkins, Lawrence Edmonds, William Farley, Willie Jones, Matthew Mabry, Ralph McGhee. Edward Young. Fred BASSES Burnette. Henry Burnett, Kenneth Davis, Gary Harris, Gus Jones. William Lewis, Herman Perry, Ronald Smothers, Haywood Weldon, Rickey (Seniors ) 83 HALL MONITORS JUNIOR RED CROSS OFFICERS: Pres. Gloria Griffin, Vice Pres.—Homer Malone, Sec.—Doris Jefferson, Treas- urer—Mariel Malone, Business Managers—Diana Parkman and Dianne Ages. 84 Left to right — Beverli Allen, Gwendolyn Barksdale, Charlotte Alexander, Jacqueline Dewberry. The senior Pepperetfs show their creativity at the state Fine Arts Festival. L.-R. — Kenneth Burnett, Gus Harris, Edward McGhee and Matthew Jones. L.-R. — Betty Biddles, Cassandra Stanback, Sharon Crittenden, Francesta Farmer. SLAGS News Carrier THEODORE JONES 86 D. C. T. Willie Biddles, Wyolene Boddie, Wilbert Byrd, George Cannon, Major Davis, Walter Harris, Charles Kingsland, Jimmy Luttrell, James Psalmonds, Rich- mond Purnell, Willie Talley, Henry Thomas, Ben Turpin, Robert Williams. Not Shown: Willie Benning, Laverne Brooks, Charlie Evans, Elehu Hall, Lewis Hood, William Jones, Gary Lakes, Tommy McGhee, James Simmons, Rudolph Thomas, Ruby Turpin, Ernest Walker, Robert Woody. 87 U. S. GOVERNMENT CLASS Bernard McKay leads the class in a discussion on how a bill becomes a law. INDUSTRIAL ARTS JOURNALISM CLASS The Industrial Arts class assemble projects for the The journalism students learn the techniques of annual art exhibit. organizing a school newspaper. LA CLASSE DE FRANCIAS LA CLASE DE ESPANOL 9) MISS SOPHOMORE Josephine Burts MISS JUNIOR Joyce Alexander MISS SENIOR Joyce Sturkey MISS FRESHMEN Martha Wells MISS PREFRESHMEN Chrysanthesmum Jackson Miss Carver MISS CARVER Shelia Knight 2ND TTENDANT Arftainette Evans 1ST ATTENDAN Arlene Johnson Miss Carver Miss Carver at Homecoming Scenes From Homecoming Parade Miss Senior Miss Junior 100 (fyanmoidMed L. to R. — Constance Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Eva Golden, Sallie Florence, Julia Pledge, Evelyn Jackson, Brenda Bradford, Cynthia Edward, Betty Jo Hale, Glenda Walker, Brenda Montgomery, Lillie K. Hobbs, Alma Menefield. f J Tttajettic .adiea L to R. — Bernice Smith, Beverli Allen, Annie McGhee, Jacqueline Sellers, Barbara Jones, Bertha Smith, Laraine Streeter, Minnie Jenkins, Ruby Byrd (Miss Majestic Lady), Gwendolyn Mathis, Geraldine Alexander, Catherine Upshaw, Barbara Jamerson, Rosetta Green, Sandra Liggette, Barbara Johnson OFFICERS OF THE MAJESTIC LADIES Beverli Allen Annie McGee Aufait Williams Catherine Upshaw Jacqueline Sellers Rosetta Green Secretary Business Manager President Treasurer Vice President Assistant Secretary Charles Barker Lamar Clarke Beniamin Holcomb Harold Owens Alvin Mitchell Ronnie Leonard Walter Fluellen Bernard McKay Gregory McGruder Thomas Pickens 'KittCfC, 'Tttcu Social @lec OFFICERS President Lamar Clarke Vice President Benjamin Holcomb Secretary Nathan Davis Treasurer Charles Barker Business Managers Bernard McKay Benny Parker James Baskin Willie Burts Bernard Byers Theodore Jones Ronald Callier C. V. Hill 103 OFFICERS L. to R. Olga Gilmore Christine Chandler Ethel Grady Christine Johnson Essie Baker Treasurer Dean of Pledges President Vice President Secretary L. to R. — Glenda Lewis, Leila Pitts, Earnestine Darling, bAar an Buckner, Brenda Chester, Jesse Thomas, Ethel Grady, Genevelyn Edmonds, Christine Chandler, Vivian Brooks, Christie Johnson, Vivian Mormon, Brenda Darden, Mary Henderson, Olga Gilmore, Barbara Alexander, Essie Baker, Agnes Buckner, Racheal Jackson, Jo Ann Ford, Vestchula Wright, Gloria Ramsure. 104 R. to L. — Sandra Hall, Antainette Evans, Laura Simpson, Carolyn Dotson, Shelia Knight, Jac- queline Hill, Gwendolyn Barksdale, Ozeal Lewis, Delores Harris, Lorine Hodge, Charlotte Alex- ander, Cynthia Nathaniel, Teresa Parkman, Brenda Blackman, Hariette Debro, Mary Buckner, Regena Benton, Jacquelyn Jordan, Maxine Eldridge, Jewel Evans, Betty Clarke, Linda Johnson, Georgette Pope, Rose Stewart. OFFICERS Left Antainette Evans Gwendolyn Barksdale Lorine Hodge Brenda Blackman Rose Stewart Charlotte Alexander Secretary Treasurer Reporter Asst. Secretary Parliamentarian President Right Florence Battle Betty Clarke Maxine Eldridge Cynth;a Nathaniel Teresa Parkman Vice President Chaplain Business Manager Se rgeant-at-Arms Business Manager 105 106 107 Kneeling, I. to R. — Thermus Butler, Willie Purnell, Henry Burnett, Willie Street, Herman Lewis, Anderson Robinson, Charles Hinton. Standing, L. to R. — Tommy Glenn, Donald John- son, John Harrow, James Baskins, Melvin Jenkins, C. V. Hill and William Copeland. Tigers, We Salute You Members of the athletic squad, we make this tribute to you for your ourstand- ing achievements in sports. We admire your good sportsmanship in every sports activity in which you engaged. Winning or losing you remained good and loyal athletes. You have not sullied the name, but added to the fame of Carver High. You were not selfish; we all shared the glory whenever you won. We commend your courage and initiative in striving against the compulsion of your opponents. Your portrayal of incentive under the stress of very competitive teams is to be lauded. Sometimes being victorious, and sometimes suffering defeat, you continued on, and now you have the rich rewards of honor and fame. Mary Alice Thomas 108 TIGONIAN COACHING STAFF We Got The Coaches L. to R. — Wright (Line Coach), Ingersoll (Back Field), Sanders (Head Coach), Hollis (End Coach), Biggers (Business Mgr.). Not shown: Assistant Coach—Carswell, Assistant Coach—Price. CARVER 25 RECORD 7-3 Conference (4-1) Tuskegee OPPONENT 0 6 Spencer 8 26 Central 13 15 Pinevale 0 13 Turner 14 0 Washington 7 40 Appling 0 27 Ballard Hudson 6 21 Monroe 20 21 South Girard 6 194 TOTAL 74 The Carver High Tigers, for the first time in history of the school, had a record of 7-3. With a conference record of 4-1, the Tigers were tied for 1st Place in the sub-region. By Walter Flwellen 1—4 2Z4 X xxgxx x O oo OOO ° o V i 109 VORRS 1 (2 - rfl£ ZUM We got the team Seated, L. to R. — Willie Harris, Robert Hapson, Cliffort Thompson, James Kelley, Wilbert Booth, James Williams, Lawrence Walker, Charlie Rodgers, Willie Moore, Cecil Hood, John Nichols Kneeling, L. to R. — Leroy Bryant, John Harrow, Willie Purnell, John McCray, Tommy Walker, Tommy Glenn, William Bell, Henry Thompson, Richmond Purnell, John Gaines. Stand- ing, L. to R. — Coach Wright Ingersoll, Trainer McKay, Henry Burnette, Thermus Butler, James Morris, Calvin Pope, Charles Hinton, Donald Johnson, Melvin Jenkins, Alvesta Lamb, Willie Street, William Averette, James Carter, Herman Lewis, Donald Hauser, Trainer Fluellen, Coach Hollis, Sanders Head Coach). Back Row, L. to R. — Jimmy Smith, Charlie Jackson, Charlie Cook, Carmon Pitts, Willie Maple, C. V. Hill, Phileman Threatt, Curtis Sparks, Jimmy Leonard, Jerry Bivins. Butler—'Touchdown, here I come What's wrong, Moore? Baskins goes across—Touchdown. Williams fakes another one. L. to R. — Kindrick, Alexander, Battle (Mascot) Marshall, Barnes. Standing — Smith, Ronald, Allen, Barker, Alexander. Not Shown — Captain — Charlotte Alexander, Sallie Florence. ' Go, Tiger, Go! Keep on pushing. Tigers. 114 Senior Cheerleaders L. to R. — Sallie Florence, Charlotte Alexander (captain), Beverli Allen (co- captain), not shown—Charles Barker. Oops! Down he goes Coach Wright tells Willie Street to Chop' Chop! 115 Tommy Glenn Sweetie Bee 16 Melvin Jenkins Duck Willie Street Country 117 Carver I Opens P ‘Slate .Vvf .X °V ,t S ” C , Vx V.'Cftv Sports Reporter I ova ic enirtr % vu% Vk vA %v Y Xx Jw. v£X • ’ b - . 5° VV rV v5 G o X s O ? ! wv - ut� '°S C • V' � ‘� V vo « V ► 0 ,t- % y WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM «—« W r MARSHALL MtMWI m m ihf j� a lm« on jwinw idmwi i LOCAL TIME • pent of oracia Tim« of mop r LOCAL TIME u po SYMBOLS V 621P EST FEB 25 65 AHH99 SSFJ? A CBA556 P0 COLUMBUS GA 25 518P EST coach Rudolph ingersoll, morris brown college CARVER HIGH SCHOOL BASKET BALL TEAM ATLA GO ALL THE WAY TIGERS BEST WISHES DR AMD MRS DEL MAR EDWARDS (08). A8-7 RECORD CO � ' PO'nepo� ejJS ,1.� Sout « Cc«'t,a' S� 5o««« Uorf � ' i� « %°Uo« tth i V� 9h 0'a ° £wU °°th or $9c ccr $« •' a| cnt 5T 50 A20 tur 'cr Both teams look on as Father Austin explains the qualities of good sportsmanship. Coach In- gersoll, Sanders and Grant look on. Jumping high, jumping low; come. Tigers, let's go. o L. to R. — Alvin Mitchell, James Smith, William Green, Donald Johnson, Curtis Lewis, Charlie Henderson, Enoch Britten, James Rouse, John Scott, Thermus Butler, James Threatt, Raymond Mays, Bernard McKay, Willie Holloway, and James Baskins. Background Coach Carswell, Coach Ingersol. Bud racks one up as Scott and Green look on. L. to R. — Clem Jordan, Kelsey Pritchett, Phillip Cunningham, Jerome Chaney, James Jackson, Edgar Scott, Bobby Anderson, Alexander Saints, Joseph Sales, Cecil Hood, John Wilson, James Bodrick, Lynwood Copenny, Tommie Johnson. Coach: Leon Judson Grant. Scott brings another down as Rabbit (Alvin) and the Demon (Butler) look on. Bernard McKay Beaulock Guard Not shown James Baskin Donald Johnson Enoch Britten Baymont 124 Raymond Mays Bro Boo Forward 125 126 I Shelia Johnson Betty Biddles Christine Barksdale @1191 Deloris Harris Majorie Jackson 128 FLAG GIRLS Jacqueline Dewberry L. to R. — Barbara Jackson, Valinita Morris, Barbara Houston, Carolyn Blackmon, Clementine Alexander. B-FLAT SHARPS Robert Wilder, Lawrence Lane, Frank Davis, Marcus Turner, Isham Alexander, Billy Crowell, Lewis Dawkins, Charlie Burns, Jackie Jackson, and Malvin Crittenden. 129 4___________ CAREER DAY FIRST PLACE AWARD FOR CAREER WEEK 1st Place . Christian Education 2nd Place Business Education SZ LW l 135 Ve I ode good -Mrfsyear le.Ve f-f 137 e iV f 138 Sea’ll we- HE Guess u ha? £ € School Oavs 1952 - S3 ■jw ►e. So sz | vf or •t , - ‘ Wa we resr y � n li Hti k tM 139 «ffli - v 143 Vice President Charlie Burns Treasurer Cynthia Nathaniel President Michael Ingersoll c L S s o JF ADAMS AGES ALEXANDER ALEXANDER ALEXANDER ALEXANDER ALMOND ASHMOND AVERY MARY ELLA DIANNA BARBARA ANN CHERYL ISHAM JOYCE ANNIE GWENDOLYN WILLIAM BAKER BANDY BANKS BANKS BARKSDALE BARNES ESSIE JAMES MARY WYLENE CHRISTINE LOIS BATTLE BENTON BIGGS FLORENCE REGENA FLOYD BIVINS BLACKMON BODDIE BRANFORD BROOKS BROOKS BROWN BROWN BUCKNER JERRY BRENDA JOYCE WYOLENE BRENDA LA VERN VIVIAN LOVIE MARY LINA BUCKNER BUCKNER BUCKNER BULLOCK BURKES BURSTON BURT BURTS BUSSEY MARIAN MARY ALICE SHIRLEY ANN BARBARA RUTH RITA ETHEL MARILYN EARNESTINE BUSSEY JAMES CANNON CARTER CASTILE CHANDLER CHESTER BEVERLY JAMES NELDA CHRISTINE BRENDA CLARKE CLIATT COOK BETTY OSCAR CAROLYN COOK CARNES HENRY ESTER COPELAND COPENNY ETHEL LENWOOD CRIMES HENRY CROWELL BILLY DARDEN DARLING DANIEL BRENDA ERNESTINE LA JOYCE DAVIS DAVIS CLIFFORD GWENDOLYN DAVIS MARY DAWKINS DEBRO DENSON ERIC HARRIETTS GEORGE DEWBERRY DEWBERRY DIXON DOROTHY LULA ELIZABETH EVANS EVANS EVANS CHARLIE JEWEL NORMA FARLEY FARMER FORD GAINES GARY GIST GLADNEY GREEN HALE WILLIE THELMA ARTHUR JOHN DOROTHY PATRICIA EDITH ANNIE BETTIE JO HAMMONDS HARRIS HARRIS HARRIS HENDERSON HENDERSON HICKS HILL HILL BEVERLEY GUS MARION PATRICIA WALTER CHARLIE MARY EARL MORRIS LAWRENCE WILLIAM HOLT ANNESTER HOOD JAMES HAUSER HOWARD DONALD HELEN HUDSON MELVIN HUNTER FRANK HUREY SANDRA JACKSON RACHEL JAMES NATHANIEL JEFFERSON DORIS JOHNSON ALONZO c JACKSON ARCHIE JACKSON JACKIE JACKSON LARRY JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JONES BURNETT CHRISTINE CONSTANCE GARY LINDA SHELIA BETTY JONES JONES HENRY LARRY JONES JONES JORDON KEGLER KELLY KELLEY KELLEY KIMBROUGH KING MARTHA SHARON JACQUELINE CHARLIE HAROLD JESSIE SHIRLEY ROBERTA ANNIE e LAYFIELD ANNIE LEE ETHEL LEONARD LELAND LEWIS CECIL LEWIS LLOYD MARION RUBY f! MARKS EXIE MABRY BEVERLY MABRY RALPH MAXWELL McCRAY McGHEE McGHEE McGHEE MILES MITCHELL MOORE MORMAN TALITHIA JEANETTE EDWARD TOMMY JAMES PATRICIA MATTIE RUBY VIVIAN PERRY DAVID NATHANIEL CYNTHIA NEWSOME EDWARD NICHOLAS VERA OWENS JOANN PACE LAWRENCE PARHAM JOHNNY PETERSON PICKETT PIED PLEAC POPE POPE PORTER PORTER MELVIN JAMES LESSIE JULIAN CALVIN GEORGETTE EVA PATRICIA PORTER THELMA PURNELL RICHMOND RAMSURE RENFRO RICHARDSON ROME ROME ROZIER ROUSE RUGGS GLORIA MARIA MAE BERNICE SYLVIA JUDY JOHNNY ROOSEVELT SAVAGE SCARBOUGH SELDON SESSIONS SHANKLIN SHAVERS SHAVERS SHORT EARNEST BLANCHE MARY ANNIE PATRICIA HENRY RALPH JANICE SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMOTHERS SNELL SPARKS BOBBIE GENEVA JAMES JOHN LEROY LILLIAN HAYWOOD IRENE ANNA SPARKS SPENCER STEPHENS STEWARD STEWARD TANNER THOMAS THOMAS THOMAS DOLORES WOODROW SHIRLEY ROSE JACQUELINE SUSIE GLORIA JESSIE SALLY TURPIN RUBY TYSON TERRY THOMAS THOMPSON THORNTON THREATT SAMMIE CLIFFORD MARIE JAMES VANCE WALKER WALKER GERALDINE BARBARA CHERYL WALKER ERNEST WALKER HENRY WALKR JIMMY WALTON BEATRICE WARREN MARION WATKINS ROBERT WEBB JEROME WELDON DERICK WELLS ETTA WHITE FREDIE WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS BERNARD CAROLYN ELIZABETH WILLIAMS WILLIAMS LaSHERN ROSETTA £ 9 0 WILLIAM WILLIAM WILSON ROMMEL THELMA ADDIE WILSON WRIGHT WALKER WILLIE JOHN VESTCHULA JIMMY BENNING CHARLIE EARLENE BURNS JACKSON ETHEL COPELAND ERNEST EDGAR HIGHTOWER JENNINGS WILSON JONES MURIEL KING MARGIE WILBERT JOHN LUCAS MARSHALL SMITH NANCY STAFFORD JUNIOR SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN WE ARE REACHING FOR OUR LAST STEP... 149 Vice President Ronald Perry Treasurer Secretary Josephine Burts Asst. Secretary Cynthia Biggers Ages Alexander Ashmon George Clementine Theresa Bell Bell Bellamy Bonnie Violet Frank Branford Branniga Brigham Glenda Ruth Edith Burkes Burkes Burt Gordon Josephine Mary Chester Coleman Cook Sandra Marion Charlie Davis Davis Davis Frank Jerry Norman Edwards Ellison Elston Cynthia Dianna Patricia Foster Foster Ford Joann Roosevelt Joann Gaskins Giles Gilmore Marsha Maxine Judy Atkinson Austin Bankston Sandra Arnestras Willie Benning Biggers Blackmon Willie Cynthia Carolyn Browder Brown Brown Larry Jacqueline Sweet Ella Byrd Byrd Byrd Earline John Walter Crittenden Davis Davis Sharon Anthony Angela Davis Dewberry Dewberry Raycille Kenneth Robert Esters Evans Evans Jacquelyn Lonnie Phyllis Ford Fluellen Freeman Tommie Earnest Mary Gilmore Gilmore Gist Olga Patricia Manor Bass Battle Bell Lonnie Sandra Bernice Boddie Bodrick Boyd Jessie Willie Larry Bryant Buckner Buckner Marcelyn Agnes Amos Carter Castile Chambers Betty Bessie Mary Davis Davis Davis Brenda Della Fayline Dixon Dodson Early Josephine Michael Gary Farmer Fedd Feggans Francesta Kathy Dan Gardner Gary Garza Ruby Coreen Kathleen Grace Grandson Green Micheal Eddie Barbara Green Greene Hall Hammonds Harding Harris Harris Harrow Hayes William Harold Eric Patricia Betty Jimmy Leola Leroy Rudolph Henderson Hill Hocker Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Holloway Holt Annie Bell Byron Bettye Cynthia Curtis Earnest Thomas Annie K. 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Johnny Katie Melvin Rebecca Jones Jones Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Kindrick King Wilson Yvonne Albert David Deborah Gary Linda Izora Betty King King Lakes Lakes Lane Lane Lawrence Layfield Leonard Eugene Johnny Earnen Raymond Lawrence Winifred Lucille Mary Haywood Leonard Lewis Lewis Lige Little Littlejohn Luttrell Luttrell Mannal Marsha Curtis Fred Jackie Jacob Verna Gloria James Samuel Mapson Marshall Mathis Mathis Mays McCoy McGruder Miles Miller Robert Helen Garrett Myra Jewel Harold Winston Theresa Gloria Mitchell Mitchell Montgomery Morris Morris Mullins Mullins Murray Nelson Jerome Zimmie Brenda Melvin Valnita Irma Ronella Eddie Carrie Nelson Newson Nelson Stanly Elois Henry Parker Parkman Patrick Regina Bruce Thomas Jerome Radney Radney Render Raxie Ida Jessie Scott Scott Senior Edga Jay Pauline Staford Spencer Smothers Annie Yvonne Leo Thrasher Topson Travis Bonita John Cassandra Walker Watson Watt Sue Bessie Elizabeth Wheeter White Whittaker Moses Alvin Barbara Williams Williams Williams M ar Newsome Oates Oates James Charles Emma Peaterson Perry Perry Willie Ronald Sereta Renfro Richardson Robinson William Nathaniel John Shepard Simes Simpson Delores James Joshua Smith Tarver Terrell Jacqueline Denise Luthor Turner Tyner Walker Marcus Brenda Barbara Watt Watt Weaver Margie Tonny Clinton Wilder Williamson Williams Robert Anderson Ben Williams Wiss Woodard Odom Owens Oxford Bernice Betty Linda Mae Pierce Pitts Powers Walter Willie Jackie Robinson Rogers Sampson Iris Douglas Minnie Sallis Sumbry Stephens Larry Malinda Freddie Terry Terry Thomas Barbara Ruby Almisha Walker Walker Walker Bonnie Evelyn Robert Weaver Weatherspoon Wheeler Otis Laurine Luther Williams Williams Williams Charlene Cynthia Louise Woody Wright Wright Larry Alexander Marian Alexander Bobby Anderson Shirley Anglin Beverly Arrington Patricia Ashe Burter Ashmore James Banks Novella Banks Peggy Banks Cleophus Barns Jenny Barron Mary Ann Baskins Jerome Battle Frank Beasley Nancy Bedell Connie Bell Leroy Bellamy Annie Belt Gate Blackmoor Ronald Blanchard Bernice Boswell Mattie Boswell Eugene Bowmen Jerrell Bradford Eric Brannigan Janice Brint Melvin Broadnax Auburn Buckner htessie Buckner Thelma Buckner Brenda Burkes Cleo Burks Lorella Burnett Patricia Burns Clifford Byrd Richard Byrd Marie Callier Marvin Cash Lorrain Castile Jerome Chaney Ernestine Chambers Clinton Clark Andrew Coleman Cereta Copeland Melvin Copeland Lenda Copenny Jessie Covington Cora Crowell Willie Dalton James Daniels Jackie Darden Willie Delliard Joe Denson Ernestine Dow mar David Davis Ethel Davis Gary Davis Irene Davis Johnny Davis Linda Davis Myra Davis Lewis J. Dawkins Dona I Edwards Sandara Ellens Cynthia Farley Flora Feggins Patricia Fenn Charles Fluellins Stalla Falley Edward Ford Mickel Ford Willie Ford Jackie Gray William Geddis Alton Ghant Ronald Gibson Bernette Gillis Charlie Grant Mary Green Ralph Green Shirley Green Belinda Greenleaf Freddie Harris Harold Harris Larry Harris Pearlie Harris Willie Harris Rebecca Harrow Sandara Hartfield George Henderson Lela Hennessey Mary Henry Slema Henry Betty Hill Delores Hinton Sandara Hobdy Ted Holcomb Betty Hollis Lamegro Hollis Isado Hood Theodore Hood Cornell Hubert Arthur Hudson Joe Huff Barbara Hugler Robert Huling Perry Hunter Alfornice Irving Annie Ivey Willie Jackson Dorothy James Lizzie Johnson Mae Lee Johnson Susie Johnson Rosetta Johnson Sandra Johnson Magnolia Johnson Vivian Johnson Alma Jones Amos Jones Brinson Jones Dorothy Jones Josephine Jones Linda Jones Barbara Jordan Lamel Jordan Michael Kelly Betty Key Leonard King Vernice King Willie King Deborah Lane Earnestine Layfield David Lee Marvin Leonard Nettie Leonard Michael Lewis Theresa Liggett Barbara Ligon James Lueas Daniel Lynch Thoma Mabry Marion Malone Willie Manuel William Marks Charles Marshall James Marshall Otis Marshall Sylvia Marshall Deloris Miles Glenda Millsop Henry Milton Herman Mitchell Frederick Morris Patricia Morris Betty Murphy Annie Myrick Arthur Myrick Anna McBride Laura McCart Bernice McCray Lott McTally Earlene McGhee Charles Nelsome Lynn Odom Thelma Owens Patricia Paige Melvin Parker Nathan Parkman Jerome Paschals Eddie Patton Betty Perry Ralph Phillips Julia Pied Eddie Pitts Hazel Pitts Patricia Pickett George Pope Eddie Pritchett Linda Produme Sorphonia Pyatt Mary Ramsey Lmda Ramsure Charlie Robinson Patricia Robinson Gene Rogers Arthur Rome Mary Rouse Peggy Ruggs Judy Sauchier Annie Scott Curtis Scott Dorothy Seldon Carolyn Senior Linda Short Annette Smith Larry Smith Rebecca Smith Kenny Snell Mattie Snellens Curtis Sparks Patricia Spencer Barbara Stephens Willie Stephnscn Viola Steward Sylvia Sturkey Barbara Sumbry Richard Summary Anna Taylor James Taylor Linda Taylor Barbara Thomas Charles Thomas Eddie Thomas Leon Thomas Linda Thomas Everett Thornton Oscar Thompson Mary Threatt Jerome Tyson Anthony Vinson Dorothy Walker Lowis Walker Matilda Walton William Walton Carolyn Ward Linda Warren Martha Wells Dorothy Westbrooks Robert White Shirley Whitfield Johnny Whittaker Carrie Williams Christine Williams Linda Williams Willene Williams Larry Willis Charlotte Woodard Evelyn Wright Francis Wright Oops! Did We Forget These? 1. Margaret Lee 2. Milton Dodson 3. Martha Scott 4. Michael David 5. Marlene McCray 6. Harold Christian 7. Tommie Short 8. Oscar Williams 9. Janet Bussey 10. Donald Evans 11. Beverly Edmonds 12. Charles Benton 13. Rhonda Hollis 14. Sommes Williams 15. Barbara Hall 16. Michael Sales 17. Cassandra Stanback 18. Randy Johnson 19. Janet Hensley 20. Charles Barksdale 21. Rose Robinson 22. Donald Butler 23. Shirley Cook 24. Thaddeus Dawson 25. Sharon Peabody 26. Walter Crittenden 27. Rosalind Jackson 28. Virginia Kimbrough 29. Ronald Brown 30. Paula Lewis 31. Alfred White 32. Barbara Senior 33. Billy Harrington 34. Ventrine Parham 35. Dorothy Kelley 158 President George Johnson Vice President Secretary Price Walker Gwendolyn Lewis Asst. Secretary Treasurer Mary Glenn Ronald White GUicenA THE EDITOR'S MESSAGE “It was the best of times, It was the worst of times, It was the winter of despair. It was the spring of hope.” It is in this air of uncertainty that the staff of this annual has toiled. We had our moments of triumph and disaster. However, in spite of all of this, we ivere able to establish renewed confi- dence in ourselves and in our fellowmen. Our decade has brought forth a new generation dedicated to the emancipation of all men so that they may truly embrace the actual tenets of democracy—that the lowly are as the mighty, the sinners as the saint, and the legor as the lawyer. It is therefore a pleasure for me to write a message in the TICONIAN symbolizing the end product of democratic experience—working to- gether, and deciding together. As the years pass on, let us strive to make our lives living testimonies to the school spirit, the symbol, and the reality of democracy. Six. years ago, a group of dedicated young scholars decided that the class of 1965 would be the class to show our city, our state, our nation, and our world that, the men and women of Carver High will carry the lantern of enlightenment and blaze its symbol of achievement across the byways and highways of our land. Our task is never finished, so in the words of our President, Lyndon Baines Johnson, “Let Us Con- tinue.” s PAXn NS E M E N T 165 Compliments NECHTMAN STUDIO of Wedding Portrait Commercial TOM RIVERS 113 - 12th Street FA 2-6443 ▼ Compliments of Rucker’s Piano Shop TOASTED PEANUTS PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICHES 220 - 10th Street DELICIOUS CANDIES Columbus, Georgia JOINERS QUALITY FOODS PEOPLES FURNITURE CO. 3 LOCATIONS 100 - 6th St. — FA 2-5337 Telephone 324-3592 1012 First Avenue 2936 - Lumpkin Rd. — MU 9-0480 2601 - Buena Vista Rd — FA 2-0512 Columbus, Georgia Since 1920 Columbus' Most Complete Store for Men and Boys 1214 Broadway Downtown Columbus 166 Compliments of COLUMBUS BOTTLERS ASSOCIATION COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. RC-NEHI BOTTLING CO. BUCK BOTTLING CO. DR. 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Gaskins HUBERT’S SUPER MARKET See us first for Freezers and Food Plan WE CLOSE AT 12 3205 Buena Vista Rd. MU 9-9774 178 A Mr. and Mrs. Milton Abram Miss Charlotte Adams Mrs. Georgia Adams Mr. Iliauatha Adams Mrs. Idella Adams Mrs. Janie G. Adams Rev. J. P. Adams Mr. Julius Adams Mrs. Ozie Adams Mr. Wallace Adams Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adkins and Family Mrs. Blanche Aleander Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Alexander. Jr. and Family Mrs. Florance Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Flute Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Henry Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Alexander Miss Juanita Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Julius Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Alexander Mr. Thomas Alexander Mr. Timothy Alexander Mrs. Virginia Alexander Mr. Dan Allen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allen and Brenda Mrs. Everlena Anderson Mrs. Robena Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Z. R. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Judge Ashe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Judge Ashe. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Askew and Family Mr. Joseph Austin Mr. and Mrs. James Avery and Family B Mrs. Coraelia Bailey and Girls Mr. Frank Rakon Mrs. Tressie B. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ballard, Jr. Mr. A. Banks Mrs. Elrena Banks Mr. J. B. Banks and Family Mr. and Mrs. James Baptist and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barker and Family Mr. Charles Edward Barker Mr. Theodore Barker Mrs. Annie L. Barksdale and Family Mrs. Ruth Barnette Mrs. Annie Barron Mr. James Coleman Baskin Mr. and Mrs. James Dexter Batiste (Sands- point. N. Y.) Mr. Oscar Battle Mr. ami Mrs. Sidney Battle Mr. and Mrs. Willie C. Battle and Son Sgt. and Mrs. Maynor Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bell and Family Mrs. Vera Bell Sgt. and Mrs. Vincent Bell Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bellamy Mr. Jimmy Bellamy Mr. Regies Bellamy Mr. Lamar Benefield Mrs. Mattie E. Benning and Sister Mr. Leu is Bennings. Jr. and Family Sgt. and Mrs. John B. Bcnthall M Sgt. and Mrs. Nathaniel Bessilieu Mr. and Mrs. James Bettis Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Biggers Mr. Felix Biggers Mrs. lola Biggers Mrs. Marie Biggers Mrs. M. E. Biggers Mr. Otis Biggers Mr. William Biggers Mr. and Mrs. OUie Riggs Mr. and Mrs. Howard Billingley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bivins Brenda and Carolyn Blackmon Mrs. Lugenia Blackmon Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Blair and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Blair and Velda Mr. and Mrs. Blanton Mrs. E stella Boddie Mrs. Mary Bonds and Thea Mr. Homer Bowman Miss L. M. Brame Mr. and Mrs. James Brenson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Brewer and Family Mr. Hayle Bridges (Atlanta) Mrs. Mary B. Brooks Mr. Albert Brown Miss Catherine Brown Sgt. and Mrs. Charlie Brown Mrs. Emmaline Brown Sgt. and Mrs. Freddie Broun and Family Mr. and Mrs. James Brown Mrs. Leila Chester Brown Mr. and Mrs. l.onnie Brown Mrs. Maggie Brown Mrs. Martha Broun Miss Minnie Broun Mrs. M. L. Brown Mrs. Osie Brown Patrons Sgt. and Mrs. Samuel David Brown and Son Mr. Bishop Bryant Mrs. Sallie Bryant Mr. Curtis Buckner Miss Denis Marcheile Buckner Mr. Holsey Buckner Mr. Isiah Buckner Mr. Franklin Burdette Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burke Mr. Eugene Burkes Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Burkes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burnett Mr. and Mrs. Farley Burrus Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Burt Mrs. Eddie Snell Burtner Mr. and Mrs. George Bussey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bussey Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bush and Family Mrs. Lovonta Butler Pfc. Alfred Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Henry Byrd Mr. and Mrs. John W. Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Byrd Mrs. Odessie Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Richard Byrd Mr. Wilbert Byrd C Mrs. Elizabeth Collier and Family Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Calloway Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie R. Camp and Son Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Card Evelyn Carde and Children Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carney Mr. and Mrs. Hayward Carr Mr. B. C. Carswell, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. B. C. Carswell. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carter and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Karies Carter Mr. and Mrs. L. Carter and Family Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Carter Mr. ami Mrs. Louis Carter Mr. and Mrs. Willie Carter and Family Miss Carol Dolores Cash Mr. Curtis Chambers Mrs. Rochelle Chatman Sgt. and Mrs. Jack Chester Mrs. Pearlene Chilson M Sgt (Ret.) and Mrs. S. Christian and Family Mrs. Laura Clark Mr. Robert Clark Sgt. and Mrs. Benjamin Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cleghorn Capl. and Mrs. Clyde Cleveland and Family Mr. John R. Coar IMiss Margaret Cody Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Coffee Mr. and Mrs. William Coger Mr. C. C. Colbert Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Colbert Mr. Willie Coleman Sgt. Jack Collier Mr. J. B. Colquitt Mrs. Claudia H. Comack and Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Conner Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Conner Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Cook Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Cook Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper Mrs. Mary L. 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