Carver High School - Trojan Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1959 volume:

= = Sorts ro “ERE Sas ens sapmetnaiies = ee Oe Sada En ga Soap a: 1.00 ip rey ; . , TOOHDS HOSIH YAUVD “M IDAOIO sR ie Vas UP SET OE VARIES Ab fa POS EP OrER BRAD JER JES FOREWORD The world will little note nor longremember what we sayhere, butour memoriescanneverbe indelible. For the classof 1959, high school has become an im- age in the past, of physical and moral integrity; a recapitulation of memories alive to brighten our spir- its in times of dejection, Our experiences at Carver have been valuable, our days filled with exciting events, The significance of these past experiences will always enlighten our hearts, We hope that this book will give you anidea of how well we have enjoyed life and friends at Carver, MR, N, JONES MRS, L. J, BROWN MR, W. F, ROSEBORO For their countless acts of kindness... fortheir sincere in- terest inour school activities and for their magnificant years of service... We, The Senior Class of Carver High School, dedicate The 1959 Trojan to our beloved and respected Senior sponsors, Miss M. L, Holland, Mr. N. Jones, Mrs. L. J. Brown and Mr, W. F. Roseboro. ZOo-a7A rPo-omo These cherished memories of hard work and dil- igent study indicate that we have succeeded in reach- ing a long desired goal. We have come to the end of our twelve year educational journey. We are now ready to undertake a higher level of learning, which we hope will help us to venture out into the world on our own, May this annual prove to be an inspiration to the students of George Washington Carver High School. I realize that without the help and encouragement of our faculty advisors and the co-operation of the annual staff and loyal students, this annual could not have been. As Editor-in-Chief, I wish toexpress my apprecia- tion for your co-operation and I hope you will enjoy viewing this book as much as the staff and I have en- joyed producing it, Editor-in- Chief Gforce BMG seo James B. McQueen ANNUAL STAFF Under the leadership of James B. McQueen, Editor and Bobbie Bullock, Co-Editor, the members of the staff worked diligently to make this annual a success, We wish to express our gratitude and deepest appreciation to our senior sponsors, our principal, and the senior class for their interest and sincere co-operation, Editor-in-Chief - - - - - - - - JAMES B, McQUEEN Co-Editor-in- Chief - - - - - - - - BOBBIE BULLOCK Business Manager - - = - - - - - CHARLES FUTRELL Head Typist - - - - - - - - - = - - - -EUNICE BASS Art Manager - - - - - - = - = - - --CALVIN WILEY Sports Editors - - - - - - - - = - = - JANICE COREY ROBERT PETTAWAY Advertising Manager - - - - - - - SAMUEL COTTON Subscription Manager - - - - - - - - JANICE PARKER Secretary - - - - - - - --- -- MARY JO KNOWLIN Literary Secretary - - - - - - CATHERINE TALTON OUR PRINCIPAL To The Members Of THE GEORGE W, CARVER HIGH SCHOOL 1959 Graduating Class: Greetings! ! We know that you are rightfully elated over the thoughts of your high school graduation, As you reflect on your high school days there must be many very satisfying experiences and relationships uppermost in your mind. Your high school has served you insome of your most formative years, The knowledge, the attitudes, the habits, and the skills that have been associated with your high school training should now take on new importance. Your mastery in these areas has helped you to reach this important point in your career. Yes, we hope that you are now equipped with the intangibles that are necessary for success. But unless you use, and use wisely, the experiences that you have had, all of your efforts will be in vain. Using what you have gained inhigh schoolwisely is more important than merely possessing it. Therefore, we are asking you to let your high school experiences be _ step- ping stones to greater and more noble things as you continue your education or take your place inour community. You have shown that you have what is need- ed to reach the point of high school graduation. Now we implore you to show that you are able to use what you have been fortunate enough to get. Our entire staff congratulates each of you on your achievement and extends to you our best mee for true happiness and real success. HOMER L, HINES Principal MRS, F, R. EDNEY Guidance MRS, L., P. JONES Secretary MISS H, HUGHES Office Assistant MRS, V. B. BLEVINS MRS. M, P, BOWENS MR, A. H, BRAXTON Biology Social Studies English MRS, O. H. BRINKLEY MRS, F, D, BROWN MRS, J. H, BROWN Phy. Ed. Phy. Ed. Commercial MRS, L, J. BROWN MISS V. BROWN — MRS, D. H. BRYCE Music English Biology MR, C. E, CAMPBELL MR, W. B, COLEMAN MR, W. H. COLES, JR. English Phy. Ed, Social Studies MRS, F, D. CRITTENDEN MR, W, E, DAVENPORT MRS. M, P, DAVIS Phy. Ed. Ind, Arts Music MR, T. B, DeGROAT MRS, J. H. DENNIS MRS. M. DOUGLAS Commercial Mathematics Mathematics MR, L, L, GARRETT MRS, E, G, GOODE MRS, M. H. HARDY Chemistry Social Studies Mathematics MISS W. HARMON MISS M, L, HOLLAND MR, J. R. JACKSON English English Ind, Arts sth, MISS M, O, JENKINS MR, A, H. JOHNSON MISS M, E, JOHNSON English Mathematics Phy. Ed. MRS, M, S. JONES MR, N, JONES MR, R, H,. LEWIS Home Economics Social Studies Music oh MR, W, L. LOVETT MR, C. E, McKOY MISS F, B, MINKINS Phy. Ed. Social Studies Science MISS E, C, PARKER MRS, W,. F, PARKER MISS H, L. ROLLINS Commercial Science Science MR, W, F, ROSEBORO MISS C, RYLANDER MRS, C. G, SINCLAIR French English Science MR, P. M. THOMAS MR, E, A, TRAVIS MR, W, I, TRAVIS Social Studies Mathematics Phy. Ed. MRS, M. WADE MR, A, B. WHITEHEAD MRS, M. C, WIGFALL Home Economics Mathematics Art os : y ; MRS, B, R, WILLIAMS MRS, E, B, WORRELL MRS. J. J. YANCEY English English Librarian AUTOGRAPHS — TEACHERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW, standing from left to right: Andrew Hudson, President; Dorothy Evans, Vice President; and Erma Morgan, Corresponding Secretary. SECOND ROW: David Epps, Parliamentarian; Douglas Lambeth, Treasurer, Not shown - Ethel Batts, Secretary. CLASS MOTTO In all thy works acknowledge Him and He will direct thy path, CLASS POEM The year has passed swiftly Leaving little time to rest, For all loyal seniors must go Leaving behind at Carver Hi, Memories that will never die. As we leave Carver Hi this year, With strength and courage we have obtained, We face the world with little fear. The guidance we have obtained Will help us solve problems and accomplish our aims. By CATHERINE TALTON and ERMA MORGAN CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Pink and Royal Blue Pink Carnation Se ese ONG aoe Farewell Carver parting is such sorrow, Farewell Carver til we meet tomorrow, We will miss you but we must depart now Farewell, Carver farewell. To all the teachers that we thought weren't Our friends, who gave us homework that we thought had no end. We realize now it was for our own good Farewell, Carver farewell. To those who follow Always make a goal and strive to reach it with all your heart and soul. Just trust in Carver It will guide you onward Farewell, Carver farewell. For five joyful years, you have been our sub-home, The time has now come for us to venture on our way, Remember you, we shall, as years go by Farewell, Carver farewell. To those who helped us to stand Where we stand today, We'll make you proud of us as we go on life’s merry way. You've been our haven for all the years gone by. And we will miss you Farewell, Carver farewell. By JANICE COREY MYERS ADDISON Activities: Choir Ambition: Singer RUTH C, BARBER Activities: FNA Ambition: Nurse MELVIN BANDY Activities: Choir, Baseball Team, Dramatics Club Ambition; Lawyer EUNICE E. BASS Activities: Annual Staff, VOT Ambition: Clerk Stenographer WILLA D. BANKS Activities; FTA Ambition; Elementary Teacher ETHEL BATTS Activities: FNA, Math Club, Practical Nurse Ambition: Nurse CALVIN BETHEA Activities: Student Patrol Ambition: Mechanical Engineer GEORGE BROWN Activities: Football Team, Track Team, Baseball Team Ambition: Olympic Runner JOYCE A. BOWEN Activities: Hobby Club, FNA Ambition; Model IRIS BROWN Activities: FNA, NHA Ambition: Home Ec Teacher ZELMA BOYKIN Activities; Ambition; Nurse ROBERT BROWN Activities; Baseball Team Ambition: Armed Forces VERMONT J. BROWN Activities: Choir, FNA, Hobby Club, YWCA Ambition: Teacher EEEvG. CARR Activities: Football Team Ambition: Football Coach BOBBIE J. BULLOCK Activities: Student Council, Library Club, FNA, Safe- ty Patrol, Annual Staff, Trojanic Times Staff, Orchestra, Dramatics Club Ambition: Nurse ROBERT P, CARTER Activities: Football, Track Ambition: Social Worker DORIS E. BYRDSONG Activities: Choir, NHA, FNA Ambition: Nurse WILLIE E, COLE Activities: Math Club, Orchestra, Dramatics Club, FTA Ambition: Teacher ADELL W, COOPER Activities: NHA, FNA, Hobby Club, Choir, Pen Club, YWCA, Majorette Ambition: Teacher VELMA E, DANCE Activities: FNA, Choir Ambition: Nurse JANICE R. COREY Activities: Trojanic Times Staff, FNA, VOT, Dra- matics Club, Debutante Ambition: Secretary BERTHA E. DANCY Activities; FNA, NHA, Library Club, YWCA Ambition: Nurse SAMUEL COTTON Activities: Choir, Dramatics Club, Annual Staff, Stu- dent Council Ambition; Disc Jockey EVELYN M, DAVIS Activities; Dramatics Club, FNA Ambition: Secretary DELORES J. DIGGS Activities: Band Ambition: Army LAWRENCE C., DUNSTON Activities: Senior Band Ambition: Technician LEON F, DIGGS Activities: Golf, Football Ambition: Pro. Football Player ANNETTE EDLOW Activities: NHA Ambition: Typist MAGALINE DRAUGHN Activities: FNA, YWCA, Library Club, Nurses Education Ambition: Nurse DAVID L, EPPS Activities: Student Council, Math Club, Band, Science Club Ambition: Phys, Ed Instructor DOROTHY M, EVANS Activities: Choir, Annual Staff, Student Council Ambition: Interior Dec- orator CHARLES FUTRELL Activities: Football, Baseball, Basketball, Modern Orchestra, Band, Trojanic Times Ambition: Phys, Ed Teacher MELVIN L. FAISON Activities: Football, Base- ball, Track, NHA, Math Club Ambition: Mathematician RONKUS FUTRELL Activities: Football, Basketball, VOT, Dramatics Club, Annual Staff Ambition: Business- man JOHN E,. FORD Activities: Student Patrol Ambition: Businessman SARAH B, FUTRELL Activities: Hall Patrol, Bus Patrol, FNA Ambition; Nurse CLEMENTINE GEE Activities: None Ambition: Secretary JAMES E, GORHAM Activities: Basketball, Track, Baseball Ambition: Pro Baseball JAMES A, GERALD Activities; Hall Patrol, Science Club, Hobby Club Ambition: Dentist JEFFERSON C, GREEN Activities: Basketball, Football, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Math Club, FTA, Usher Staff, Safety Patrol, Dramatics Club, Science Club Ambition; Engineer CHARLIE L, GOODMAN Activities: Choir, Student Patrol, Student Coach Ambition; Brickmason GEORGE W, GWYNN Activities: Band, Foot- ball, Basketball, Usher Staff LORRAINE F, GWYNN Activities: FNA, Nurse Ed- ucation, Orchestra Ambition: Nurse CECILE A. HARRIS Activities: NHA, FTA, Dramatics Club, Library Club, Hobby Club, Annual Staff, Trojanic Times, Student Council Ambition: Teacher KATHLEEN C, HAMIEL Activities: FNA Ambition: Nurse MARILYN L, HICKS Activities: FNA, Choir, NHA, Hobby Club Ambition; Secretary MARTHA A, HARPER Activities: Senior Majorette, Orchestra, Basketball Ambition: Music Teacher EMANUEL HOLMES Activities: Football Team, Dramatics Club Ambition: Mechanical Engineer CELESTINE HUDGINS Activities: Choir, FNA Ambition; Beautician DIANNE A. HUGHES Activities: SPA, PSA, Orchestra, Student Council, FTA, Dramatics Club, Trojanic Times Staff Ambition: Music Supervisor ANDRE HUDSON Activities: Choir, Dramatics Club, Annual Staff, Science Club, Trojanic Times Ambition; Engineer LILLIAN H, HUGHES Activities: Math Club, FTA, Hospitality Committee, Trojanic Times, Dramatics Club, Orchestra Ambition: Mathe- matician NANCY HUDSON Activities: Trojanic Times Staff Ambition: Secretary NADENE HUGHES Activities: FTA, Or- chestra, Dramatics Club, Trojanic Times Ambition: Teacher AUDREY L, JACKSON Activities; Math Club, Dramatics Club, FNA, NHA, Choir, Hobby Club Ambition: Registered Nurse BERNARD JARMAN Activities: Science Club Ambition: Armed Forces CAROLYN E, JACKSON Activities: Annual Staff, NHA, Hobby Club Ambition: Secretary THEODORE J. JARMAN Activities; Bus Patrol, Choir, Hall Patrol Ambition: Auto Mechanic RALPH O, JACKSON Activities: Baseball Team, Annual Staff, Student Patrol Ambition; Businessman GLORIA JOHNSON Activities: Nurse Education Ambition; Nurse DANIEL JONES Activities: Student Patrol Ambition; Engineer MARY J, KNOWLIN Activities: FNA, Trojanic Times, Annual Staff, VOT, Choir, YWCA Ambition: Clerk- Typist THEODORE W, JONES Activities: Football, Choir Ambition: Air Force DOUGLAS B, LAMBETH Activities: Trojanic Times, Baseball Team Ambition; Air Force JEAN JOYNER Activities: Dramatics Club Ambition: Airline Hostess PHILLIP A, LATTIMORE Activities: Golf, Foot- ball, Math Club, Basketball, Safety Patrol Ambition; Football Coach DELORIS R, LEE Activities; Dramatics Club, NHA, FNA Ambition: Registered Nurse JAMES B, McQUEEN Activities: Band, Math Club, Trojanic Times, FTA, Base- ball, Basketball, Mod. Orchestra, Track Ambition: Business Administration BARBARA A, LEWIS Activities: Dramatics Club, Student Council Band, FNA Ambition: Nurse JAMES T. McQUEEN Activities: Golf, Tro- janic Times, Annual Staff, Choir, Math Club, Dramatics Club, Basketball Ambition; Pharmacist VIRGINIA D, MACK Activities; Choir, VOT, Dramatics Club, Annual Staff Ambition; Stenographer JEAN MARSHALL Activities: Hobby Club Ambition: Dress Designer BRUNILDA MELENDEZ Activities: Dramatics Club, FNA Ambition: Teach English in Puerto Rico PENELOPE MITCHELL Activities; FNA, Library Club Ambition: Secretary BLANCHE MEYERS Activities; YWCA, FNA Ambition: Elementary Teacher VELMA R, MOORE Activities: Choir, Hobby Club, NHA, YWCA Ambition; Secretary FRED D, MITCHELL Activities: Golf Ambition: Singer ERMA J. MORGAN Activities: Choir, FNA, Hobby Club, Student Council, Trojanic Times, Science Club, Debutante Ambition; Surgical Nurse JUANITA MORRIS Activities: Dramatics Club, FNA, VOT Ambition; Stenographer DORIS J. OWENS Activities: NHA, FNA Ambition: Nurse WILLIE F. MORRISON Activities: Track Ambition: Artist JANICE L, PARKER Activities: Choir, Hobby Club, Annual Staff, FNA Ambition; Nurse ROSA L, NEEDAM Activities; FNA, VOT Ambition: Clerk- Typist DIANNE L, PERRY Activities: VOT, Dramatics Club, Band Ambition; Secretary BRENDA Y. PERRY Activities: Senior Majorette, Choir, Dramatics Club, FTA, Debutante Ambition: Phys, Ed Teacher ELVIRA T, REEVES Activities; FNA, Tro- janic Times, Annual Staff, Dramatics Club, Debutante Ambition; Nurse Ed- ucation Teacher LOIS M, PERSON Activities; Hobby Club Ambition; Cosmetologist HELEN D, ROURK Activities; Basketball Team, FNA, Library Club, Math Club Ambition; Secretary ROBERT R, PETTAWAY Activities: Football, Base- ball, Track Team, Bas- ketball, Annual Staff, Usher Staff Ambition: Air Force JOE L. ROURK Activities: Football, Track, NHA Ambition: Football Coach WILLIAM SAVAGE Activities; Football, Base- ball, NHA Ambition: Engineer THELMA J, SNEAD Activities: FTA, FNA, VOT, Trojanic Times Ambition: Private Secretary CLINTON SINGLETON Activities; Science Club Ambition: X-Ray Tech- hician HARRY J, SPARKS Activities: None Ambition: Armed Forces QUINZELLE E, SINGLETON Activities: Basketball, Band, FNA, NHA Ambition: Govt. Inst. DELCENIA O, SUBER Activities: FTA, Or- chestra, Dramatics, Trojanic Times, Annual Staff, Stu- dent Council, De- butante Ambition: Speech Therapist ANN J. TALIFERRO Activities: Choir, FNA Ambition: Nurse BARBARA A, TAYLOR Activities: Choir, Dra- matics Club Ambition: Beautician MARY L, TALIFERRO Activities: None Ambition: Singer BENNIE THOMAS Activities: None Ambition: Bookkeeper CATHERINE E, TALTON Activities; Choir, FNA, Trojanic Times Staff, Orchestra Ambition: Music Teacher LEONARD TRAVIS Activities: Football Team, Track Team Ambition: Air Force DORETHA VAUGHN Activities: FNA, VOT, Hobby Club, YWCA, Basketball Ambition; Clerk- Stenog- rapher BARBARA Y. VERNON Activities: YWCA, Choir Ambition: Bookkeeper INEZ A. VAUGHN Activities: YWCA, Math Club, FNA, Band Ambition: Nurse ROSETTA WALLACE Activities: Dramatics Club, VOT Ambition: Stenographer TULIA VAUGHN Activities: None Ambition: Elementary Teacher WALTER WASHINGTON Activities: Golf Team, Football, Baseball, Dramatics Club, Annual Staff Ambition: Pro Golfer JOHN WATSON Activities: Football, Base- ball, Usher Staff, Safety Patrol Ambition: Pro Baseball LEVI WIGGINS Activities: Safety Patrol, Football Ambition: Mortician JAMES E, WHEELER Activities: Band, Football, Track Ambition: Electric Engineer CALVIN A, WILEY Activities: Safety Patrol, Annual Staff, Science Club Ambition: Architecture BERNICE L, WHITAKER Activities: FNA, Math Club, Hobby Club, Choir Ambition: Private Secretary GLADYS WILKINS Activities: NHA, FNA Ambition: Secretary CAROLYN E, WILLIAMS Activities: Library Club, FNA, FTA, Choir, Dramatics Club, Math Club, Debutante, Tro- janic Times Ambition; Medical Tech- nician KAY E, WILLIAMS Activities: Choir, Debutante, Dra- matics Club Ambition: Pediatrician DELORES W, WILLIAMS Activities; FNA, FTA Ambition: Practical Nurse MIRIAM WILSON Activities: Dramatics Club Ambition; Commercial Business Absent when pictures were made CLASS HISTORY The class of 1959 began its educational journey in 1947. The majority of us entered the Warwick School System at Newsome Park Elementary School. During our elementary training, persons from all over the United States came to join us in our struggle to achieve our goal. In 1954, we entered the doors of our dear Alma Mater, George W. Carver High School, as frightened eighth graders. The eighth grade presented us with many activities. Some of those activities were: Student Council, Student Patrol, Glee Club and some athletic events. By participating in these various activities, we began to feel as though we were a part of Carver and its lovely family. To us, the role of freshmen was something great, for we had reached a step higher in achieving our goal. We then journeyed on, and as we journeyed, many departed from us, some attending other schools and others facing life at an early age. Still there were others who consoled themselves to continue, until the task was completed. Even though we lost friends, we gained many. Our sophomore year was not too exciting, but we learned more about high school life and its obligations. The year swiftly approached and we were Juniors, the second ranking class in the school. Being a Junior was indeed an honor and a privilege for us all, This year was one of the most exciting ones. The most joyous event of our entire school life was The Junior-Senior Prom, the event that we had anx- iously anticipated. Even though we were only one level lower, we still looked forward to the time when we would be Dignified Seniors. CLASS HISTORY As we entered the doors of Carver in the year of 1958-59, the Juniors of yesteryear had become proud Seniors. Even though our hearts were overwhelm- ed with the title, we have tried to live up to our classification. As we look over the four years behind us, we can see some of the things that we have helped to create. Knowledge gained through books and school experiences will remain with us through the years. As we leave Carver this year, we shall endeavor to use the knowledge that we have obtained in the making of a happier and more peaceful place in which to live. SUPERLATIVES Most Congenial- -------------- DOROTHY EVANS, WILLA BANKS Most Ambitious - - ------------ DOROTHY EVANS, ERMA MORGAN Quietest- ---------------- BRUNNY MELENDEZ, ROSA NEEDAM Most Likely to Succeed - - ---------- ERMA MORGAN, EUNICE BASS Best Singers - --------------- NADENE HUGHES, VELMA MOORE Class Filibuster - ------------- DELORES DIGGS, VIRGINIA MACK Class Grumblers - - - ----------- DORIS OWENS, KATHLEEN HAMIEL Shortest - ----------------- AUDREY JACKSON, WILLA BANKS Tallest---------------- CAROLYN WILLIAMS, BERTHA DANCY Smallest---------------- AUDREY JACKSON, LILLIAN HUGHES Largest -----------+---+------- LOIS PERSON, GLORIA JOHNSON Cutest Smile - ---------------- BRENDA PERRY, VELMA DANCE Biggest Eaters - ------------- ETHEL BATTS, BERNICE WHITTAKER Neatest----------------- CAROLYN JACKSON, ROSA NEEDAM Most Stylish - --------------- EVELYN DAVIS, VIRGINIA MACK Typical High School Student - - ------ - ERMA MORGAN, WILLA BANKS Best Athletes - ---- .---------- JANICE COREY, PENNY MITCHELL Most Popular - - - - - DIANNE HUGHES, BERNICE WHITAKER, JOYCE BOWEN Most Comical - -------------- ANNIE VAUGHN, DIANNE HUGHES Youngest - ----------------+-+-------+---- EUNICE BASS Most Dramatic - -------------- BOBBIE BULLOCK, JANICE COREY Most Businesslike - - - ------- - MARY KNOWLIN, ROSETTA WALLACE Class Giggler- ------------ - VERMONT BROWN, VIRGINIA MACK Most Dignified - ------------- ERMA MORGAN, NADENE HUGHES Friendliest - --------------- MARILYN HICKS, PENNY MITCHELL Best Shaped - -------------- ADELL COOPER, BERNICE WHITAKER Most Pleasing Personality - - - - - - - - - VELMA DANCE, NANCY HUDSON Slowest ------+-----+--------- KAY WILLIAMS, ANN TALIFERRO Prettiest Eyes - -------------+------------- LOIS PERSON Most Musical - ------------ CATHERINE TALTON, DIANNE HUGHES Bossiest - - - - - ELIZABETH SINGLETON, BOBBIE BULLOCK, ELVIRA REEVES Most Sentimental - ------------- SARAH FUTRELL, JANICE PARKER Most Attractive - -----------+---- JOYCE BOWEN, CECILE HARRIS Shyest-------------- BRUNNY MELENDEZ, CATHERINE TALTON Smartest ------------------ DOROTHY EVANS, WILLA BANKS Greatest Pretender - ------------- KAY WILLIAMS, EVELYN DAVIS Best Dancers - - - --------+--+--- THELMA SNEAD, BLANCHE MYERS Happiest - -------- NANCY HUDSON, DELORES DIGGS, VELMA DANCE Most Nonchalant - - ------------ HELEN ROURK, DELCENIA SUBER Most Talkative------------- CLEMENTINE GEE, BARBARA TAYLOR Most Temperamental- ------------ JOYCE BOWEN, DORIS OWENS Best Dressed - - - -ELVIRA REEVES, CAROLYN WILLIAMS, AUDREY JACKSON SUPERLATIVES MosteCong lia le-6- —- enn eo eee DAVID EPPS, ANDREW HUDSON Most Ambitious - - -------+-+--¢° crt rt rc JAMES B. McQUEEN Quietest = = 1-) = = =) = 9=J=' = = = - = = HARRY SPARKS, JAMES GERALD Most Likely to Succeed - - ----- JEFFERSON GREEN, JAMES T. McQUEEN Peden ay Go SS Okt Cit Sa tte MELVIN BANDY, MYERS ADDISON Class Filibuster - - -----° -- eco rer rr ttt tr rr GEORGE GWYNN Class Grumbler - - - - -------+-+- -+7--5- --2 -- LEVI WIGGINS Shortest - - ------+-- 2-2-7 ese e277 272-7 RONKUS FUTRELL Tallest ----------- 2-22-22 ee ee cere eee ROBERT BROWN Smallest - ---------7-7-7-- FRED MITCHELL, WALTER WASHINGTON Larg@Stioi = 26 =8= -G-bn eS e ne a e e ee ROBERT CARTER Cutest Smile - - ----------+-+ +e rr rrr rece SAMUEL COTTON Biggest Eaters - - - - JEFFERSON GREEN, LEONARD TRAVIS, MELVIN FAISON Neatest --------- 2-22 ee cece etter rrr tree JOE ROURK NOSUROLY LiSlig=s Wma so nee WILLIAM SAVAGE, JAMES T, McQUEEN Typical High School Student - - - ANDREW HUDSON, CLINTON SINGLETON Best Athletes - - ----------+--+-+-°-7 LEON DIGGS, JAMES GORHAM ROBERT PETTAWAY, GEORGE BROWN MostPopular = - - - -e——-5- 06-8 bona DAVID EPPS, ANDREW HUDSON Most Comical - - ------------+----°7 LEE CARR, MELVIN FAISON YOUNG CS trate nko ke domes Fe on eho een DAVID EPPS Most Dramatic - --------+-+---7- 7 ec eter ree MELVIN BANDY Most Businesslike- - - -------- JAMES B,. McQUEEN, SAMUEL COTTON Class Gite] Chicga a5 aot 8a ee ee FRED MITCHELL Most Dignified ==) 2i-S=s-j- =) Gene (= o-kan ea CLINTON SINGLETON Friendliest - - ------------ THEODORE JARMAN, BERNARD JARMAN Most Statuesque = = = 6 = == =)=) = -9= == LEONARD TRAVIS, LEVI WIGGINS Most: Pleasing Personality -2- -(-5=) =t 1- = asia oe ima CHARLES FUTRELL Slowest ---------- 7c ere tert rr rrr ere WILLIE MORRISON PLettlest! by €Siq§ = e— oe ita ok ee nagar RONKUS FUTRELL Most Musical - - ----+--+-+--++---+--+-+-+--e2----- DAVID EPPS Bossiest - - ------+---+-+-+--+---- JOHN WATSON, JAMES GORHAM Most Handsome - - ------- DOUGLAS LAMBETH, LAWRENCE DUNSTAN Shyest - - - - = s s 2 2 ww ww ww ew win nw THEODORE JONES Smartest - -------+-+---+---- 2-2-2 eee ee eee JEFFERSON GREEN Greatest Pretender ------+--+-+--+--+-+--+------- MELVIN BANDY Best Dancers - - ---------- WALTER WASHINGTON, CALVIN BETHEA PHILLIP LATTIMORE, CHARLIE GOODMAN, JOHN WATSON Happiest -------+--+-+-+-+-+-2-+-+2e+--2----- EMANUEL HOLMES Most Nonchalant - -----+--+--------+-+------- HARRY SPARKS Most Talkative - -------+----+-+---+-+----- PHILLIP LAT TIMORE Most Temperamental - ----------+-+--+--+-+--+-+---+-- JOHN FORD Best Dressed - - - ------------ RALPH JACKSON, RONKUS FUTRELL AUTOGRAPHS — STUDENTS CLASS WILL Thelma Snead wills her small figure to Carolyn Singleton and Shirley Maxwell. Jean Joyner wills to Julia Hebron and Alice Bates, her ladylike ways and the ability to get a steady boy friend. Inez Vaughn wills to Marie Tobe and Barbara Smith the ability to tell good jokes on the school bus. Tulia Vaughn wills to Roberta Spencer the ability to stop thinking about Lawrence Dunston and graduate. Mary Lee Taliferro wills her brother the courage to graduate, Evelyn Davis wills her eyes to Lillie Mae Davis so that she may use them for a variety of things. Lillie, stop looking at boys and think about becoming a senior. Ruth Barber wills to Brenda Hudson her pleasing personality and her ability to graduate. You can make it if you try, Brenda. Marilyn Hicks wills her ladylike ways to her lowerclassmen, Sarah Futrell wills George Davis the ability to become a senior and take her seat in Miss Holland's class. Cecile Harris wills her charming personality to the lowerclassmen, Nadene Hughes wills her ability to sing to Ethel Brunson. “You have it, so make good use of it. Delcenia Suber wills her position in the Advance English Class to Vera Henry. Barbara Vernon wills to Martha, Christine and Ester her ability to graduate. Elizabeth Singleton wills her majorette suit to Percy Lee Reed. Gloria Johnson wills Paula Edwards the ability to have Lawrence Dunston's leftovers after she leaves in June, Clementine Gee wills her ladylike ability to her lowerclassmen, Elvira Reeves wills her position in the orchestra to Russel Swan. “Play on Russel, ” CLASS WILL Bobbie Bullock wills Frenchie Price and Shirley Williams the ability to give others advice. Doris Owens wills Clarice Heath her position in the Homemaking class. Deloris Lee wills her sister the ability to get to the senior class. Willa Dean Banks wills her height to Pauline Bowen. Dianne Perry wills her ability to reduce to Helen Smith. Celestine Hudgins wills her friendliness to all. Erma Morgan wills her comprehensive ability to Susie Morgan and Shirley Moore. Doris Byrdsong wills her choir robe to Veria Banks. Evon Cole wills her ability not to gossip to Clarice Heath and Carolyn Drewely. Martha Harper wills the remembrance of Harold Banks to all of his admirers that are behind her because she is looking forward to the future. Lillian Hughes wills her grades and the ability to take first year College English in the 12th grade to Peggy Banks, Ann Pearl, Julia Hebron and John Tunstall. Barbara Taylor wills her ability to get along with her teachers to Irene Smith, Deloris Diggs wills her ability to play the trombone to any girl brave enough to try. Deloris Williams wills to her sister Cynthia, the ability to finish high school. Loris Person Wills her fabulous hair cut to Clarice Heath and Eula Gorham. Jean Marshall wills her walk to Alma Tyler. Joyce Bowen wills all her belongings to both of her sisters. CLASS WILL Janice Parker wills James Tucker the ability to get to choir on time. Eunice Bass wills to all her lowerclassmen, her ability to stay on the good side of the principal, teachers, and s tudent body. Brenda Perry wills to her brother Ronnie, much success and happiness in his school career. Blanche Myers wills to Clavetta and Ann Debnum, the ability to catch onto the latest dance steps. Ann Taliferro wills her patience to her sisters Marle and Ophelia. Doretha Vaughn wills her ability to go to classes and get along with the teachers to her brother Larry. Juanita Morris wills to Deloris Venable the memories of Thomas Cooke and the ability to lie with a straight face. Lorraine Gwynn wills her quietness to her sister, Mary Lou. Magaline Draughn wills sweet memories of Samuel Cotton to his young admirers because she is taking him with her. Iris Brown Wills to the lowerclassmen her ability to stay in school and graduate, no matter what. Barbara Lewis wills her brother Curtis Lewis to Susie Morgan, Remember Susie, opportunity knocks but once. Velma Dance leaves a pleasant smile to everyone because when you smile the world smiles, and when you frown the whole world frowns. Vermont Brown wills her size, 5 feet, to Sandra Tillery. Penny Mitchell wills to her sister Mary Ann and Helen Easter her ability to eat lunch in her C D period classes. Mary Knowlin wills her ability to get along with teachers and her position in the choir to Ruth Dibble. Bernice Whitaker wills her title Miss Homecoming to anyone who is capable of it and to Jeane Tobe the ability to conquer shorthand, Kathleen Hamiel wills her height to Ruth Fuller. CLASS WILL Gladys Wilkins wills Johnny Futrell the ability to be quiet in the Library. Annette Edlow wills her pleasing personality to Joan McMillian. Janice Corey wills the ability to walk down the aisle and face the teacher, before walking down the aisle to face the preacher, to all lowerclassmen, Virginia Mack wills her pleasing personality to the lowerclassmen. Bertha Dancy wills Shirley Tillery her position in the homemaking class, Carolyn Jackson wills her ladylike ways to Verlene Cotton, Nancy Hudson wills her pleasing personality to the lowerclassmen, Audrey Jackson wills to her sister her ability to stay as nice as she is and graduate. To Lura Williams her smallness. Carolyn Williams wills to her sister Lura, the ability to adapt to high school life and to Gwendolyn Jackson her position as a debutante. Dorothy Evans wills her success in high school to her sister Marie. Dianne Hughes wills her ability to play the violin to any person who is interested in playing this instrument and hopes he will be successful at it. Rosa Needam wills her sister Ann the ability to graduate. Melvin Bandy wills to his cousin, Thomas Whitaker, his good looks, pretty eyes and ability to talk to the girls. Calvin Bethea wills his dancing ability to McKenly Burnett. George Brown wills Ronald Jones and Raiford Blow his ability to play football and to Arthur Manley, his Sugar Toe” to kick. Robert Brown wills his height to George Winston. Lee Carr wills James Spencer his ability to stay in school and graduate. David Epps wills his calmness to Carolyn Watkins. CLASS WILL Robert Carter wills his ability to play football to Solomon Branch; Jersey No. 73 is waiting, whenever you make it, Samuel Cotton wills the young admirers of Magaline Draughn, sweet memories of her, because he is taking her with him. Lawrence Dunston wills his ability to play the trombone to Abbert McKery, Henderson Kea and Willie Webb. Melvin Faison wills to Dennis Roberts, the ability to stay in school. John E, Ford wills his dap ways and cool talk to Alfred Green. Charles Futrell wills to John Baker his ability to get his work in class. Ronkus Futrell wills his position as Best Dressed Boy of the Senior Class to David Walker. James Gerald wills his ability to come to school and stay out of trouble to Earl Mitchell and Leonard Mitchell. Jefferson Green wills 500 pennies to James Tucker so that he may stop bumming in the cafeteria. To John Scott goes his intellect. Charlie Goodman wills to Ronald Jones his ability to play and coach football. George Gwynn wills to John Futrell his gentleman like ways. Emanuel Holmes wills Phyllis Harris to Joyner Teel and John Futrell. Andrew Hudson wills his touch of self-control to Alfred Green. Agustus Hughes and Alexander Grant can fight for his seat in the choir. May the best singer win. Ralph Jackson wills James Cooper some of his suits so that he may give his blue cord a break. Theodore Jarman wills his hot rod to Columbus Scott. CLASS WILL Douglas Lambeth wills to Edith Nicholas his pencil. Stop bringing those nubs to school, Phillip Lattimore wills to Raiford Blow his ability to catch Rufus Sweetenburg’s passes, James B. McQueen wills to George Wallace his business-like ways. To Joyner Teel goes his good manners. James T. McQueen wills his common sense and sanity to John Baker. Robert Pettaway wills to John Baker the ability to get a letter in basketball, Joe Rourk wills Thomas Whitaker the ability to get to the Senior Class and graduate. Harry Sparks wills his ability to stay in school to Wallace Fuller. Bennie Thomas wills his ability to think, to the members of the Junior Class. Leonard Travis wills his Jersey No, 82 to Tyrone Reynolds, and his speed to Columbus Scott. Walter Washington wills his position on the Golf Team to John Baker. I wish you much luck and success in the future. To Thomas Whitaker goes his ability to play in the sun. John Watson wills Namon Whittle a shovel so that he may scoop up baseballs. To the hungry juniors goes his seat in the cafeteria. James Wheeler wills Dennis Singleton a handkerchief to blow his nose. Rudolph Whitaker wills to Frank Coles his ability to drive a car and stop riding bicycles. Levi Wiggins wills his physique to Alvin Wison. Fred Mitchell wills his diploma to Arthur Manley. CLASS PROPHECY Gazing into the future, I can see---Ah! There it is, the year 1975. Isee the 1959 graduating class of Carver High School. Myers Addison, one of the world's renown artists, is still drawing pictures of Nancy Hudson. i NE, , Eunice Bass, Mary Knowlin and Janice “ Corey have been selected as the world’s greatest typists. Magaline Draughn and Samuel Cotton have built their mansion on Long Island. Fred Mitchell has finally reached his goal as a comedian on CBS, Ronkus Futrell and Walter Washington are doing fine in their business, Small Clothes for Small Men. Carolyn Williams has become famous for the publication of her autobiography titled The High and Mighty, The Metropolitan Opera House had a sell-out last night for it’s star, Nadene Hughes. Melvin Bandy, and Lee Carr have released their latest recording, Graduation Time, Gloria Johnson, Ethel Batts, Janice Parker and Lorraine Gwynn are working at Harlem Hospital. Joe Rourk is playing fullback for the Cleveland Browns. Daniel Jones, Bernard Jarman and Theodore Jarman have opened the Be Quiet Night Club and are doing well. Theodore Jones finally advanced from the Warwick Five and is play- ing with the Harlem Globetrotters. Robert Pettaway, Jefferson Green, and James Gorham are playing with the Boston Celtics. Dianne Hughes has become one of the world's greatest violinists, Miriam Wilson has become famous for her latest beauty products pro- duced by her company. Velma Dance has returned to Connecticut to work in one of the local hospitals. CLASS PROPHECY Dorothy Evans is redecorating the White House. Bobbie Bullock is the producer of the movie Some Didn‘t Make It with Emanuel Holmes as the leading actor. Bernice Whitaker has won the title of Miss Universe with George Gwynn as one of the judges. Carolyn Jackson is still trying to fight off James B. McQueen. Delcenia Suber is working at the world’s most modern speech therapeutic centers in Texas. Melvin Faison has finally replaced Mr. Hines as principal of George W. Carver High School. Delores Diggs is the only trombone player in the Army Band. Rosa Needam has just published The Quiet One, Virginia Mack, Juanita Morris and Doretha Vaughn are working for the government as secretaries. James T. McQueen is director of the Boys Club. “ Barbara Vernon, Delores Lee, Barbara Lewis and Sarah Futrell are working at St. Phillip’s Hospital in Richmond. Elvira Reeves is teaching Nursing Education at Washington Square College in New York. Audrey Jackson has become a Social Worker in Detroit. Lawrence Dunston is a cool business man with a secretary in each corner, Lillian Hughes is a missionary worker in the Far East. Jean Marshall is a dress designer for Jonathan Logan. Calvin Bethea has become a professional dancer at the Arthur Murray Studio in New York. Joyce Bowens has become a Cover Girl model for Seventeen. Delcenia Suber is giving James T. McQueen lessons in speech therapy. CLASS PROPHECY Willa Banks has become an Elementary School teacher in Florida. Levi Wiggins, Emanuel Holmes and John Watson are studying to be morticians under The Cooke Brothers. Phillip Lattimore is playing Pro-Football with the Chicago Bears. Douglas Lambeth has employed Penelope Mitchell as his private secretary. Kay Williams has become a member of the June Taylor Dancers. Andrew Hudson is chief engineer at the Lockheed Aircraft Company in California. Mary and Ann Taliferro have opened the exclusive T and T Dress Shop. Jean Joyner is modeling for Macy's Department Store. Clinton Singleton is working as an X-Ray technician at Duke's Hospital. Dianne Perry is in charge of the V.O, T. class at Carver, John Ford is still a bachelor, entertaining the women. James Wheeler and Evon Coles have tied the knot and are living in Richmond. Robert Carter has taken Mr. Lovett's place as coach of the football team. James Gerald has become Scout Master for a local troop. William Savage is now teaching Industrial Arts at Carver High School. Vermont Brown won first prize for giggling the longest in a local contest. Delores Lee has won International fame as the World's Greatest Liar, We quote her as saying I’m Not Going to Change,” Inez Vaughn is guest comedienne on the Steve Allen Show. Ralph Jackson has opened the Jackson Dancing Parlor. He teaches the latest dance steps. CLASS PROPHECY Bertha Dancy has her own sewing shop and is designing the latest fashions. Robert Brown is star player on the Boston Celtics Pro-Basketball Team. He averages 40 points per game. Adell Cooper owns a beauty salon called Cooper's Cool Styles. Blanche Myers is teaching Elementary Education at a new school in Alaska. Martha Harper is head of Majorettes at the University of Texas. Ruth Barber is a nurse at Whittaker Hospital. Marilyn Hicks has finally gone out on her own. Gladys Wilkins is a secretary at Jackson Realty Company. Delores Williams is working toward her B.S, degree in Nursing. Bennie Thomas has established a veterinarian shop in Washington, D.C. Celestine Hudgins is private secretary for Danny Thomas, the comedian. Doris Byrdsong is the personal nurse for William Holden, movie actor. Annette Edlow is teaching French in France. Iris Brown is majoring in Home Economics at St. Augustine. Tulia Vaughn is teaching the third grade in Little Rock, Arkansas. Charles Futrell has taken a job in California as Physical Education teacher at Oakland High School. Leon Diggs has just been promoted to General of the Army. Rosetta Wallace is stenographer at a large business firm in Chicago. Velma Moore was just crowned as Secretary of the Year for her good work. CLASS PROPHECY Brunilda Melendez is teaching English in her native country, Puerto Rico. Leonard Travis has won first prize for eating a 25 lb. turkey in the Biggest Eater Contest. Willie Morrison and Calvin Wiley have just painted their master- pieces, Lona Misa. Kathleen Hamiel and Doris Owens have received the honor of being the World's Greatest Grumblers. Evelyn Davis is doing fine in modeling Burlap Sacks. Lois Person has a booth in Rose Morgan's Beauty Salon. Elvira Reeves has finally captured Ronkus Futrell with the help of the Pabale Elizabeth Singleton has won a position with the Dixie Bells. Catherine Talton and Carolyn Williams won first and second place trophies respectively for driving race cars on the Annapolis Speedway. Thelma Snead and George Brown are residing in Florence, North Carolina. Brenda and David Epps have reached a mutual understanding and are living in a bungalow on Shoe Lane. Barbara Taylor has finally replaced Miss Johnson as a physical ed- ucation instructor. Little Earl Gorham, Jr., son of James and Erma Gorham, is a basket- ball star at Carver High School. Clementine Gee has won first prize in the National Gum Chewing Contest, Mary Knowlin and Harry Sparks have finally tied the knot. James B. McQueen has become editor of the Daily News. Charlie Goodman is a tenor soloist at the Metropolitan Opera House. Cecile Harris has replaced Mrs. Jones as Home Economics teacher at Carver High. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS STANDING, from left to right are: Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, and Treasurer, ‘a ag! ef SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, and Mrs, Bowen, President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Student Council Alternate and Miss V. V. Brown. President, Vice President, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Seargeant-at-Arms and Miss W. M. Harmon, % . a je idea SEATED, from left to right are; President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms and Miss M, E. Johnson, SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms and Mr. P, M. Thomas, sophomores SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE BOARD FRONT ROW, left to right: A. Rylander, E, McQueen, D, Singletary, J. Lewis, N, Green, TOP ROW: D, Grimes, Mrs, J. Brown, and M, McCall, SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Sec- retary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Student Council Altemate, and Mrs, J. H. Brown, SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms and Mrs, Bryce. SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative and Mr. Campbell. | SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Se cretary, Assistant Sec- retary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms and Mr. T. B. DeGroat. SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms and Mrs, Dennis. SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Miss Parker, SEATED, from left to right are; President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mrs, Wigfall. ¢ ® = _ ee ® pa = FRESH MAN EXECUTIVE STAFF Mrs. V. Blevins, Edith Scott, Deloris Parks, Deloris Cordell, Clementine Burgess and Golden McDaniels. SEATED, from left to right are; President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Sec- retary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Student Council Alternate, Mrs, V. Blevins, SEATED, from left to right are; President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Sec- retary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr, A. Braxton. SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Sec- retary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms and Mrs. Goode, SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Sec- retary, Treasurer, SEATED, from left to right are; President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Student Council Representative, Student Council Alternate and Mrs. W. Parker, SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Sec- retary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Student Council Alternate and Miss Rollins. President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms and Mr. E, A. Travis. President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms and Mr, A, B, Whitehead, SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Sec - retary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms and Mrs, B. R. Williams, SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Sec- retary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms and Mrs, E, B, Worrell. + Lae, wy Dea Cig Lee ay ty, ee UE So) 7am My, Vi, WY WY) y Ly GML, ey Yn Le : YY : “Win : YY UMMM i LLL) Se) Wy Wey, EIGHTH GRADE EXECUTIVE STAFF President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer and Chaplain. SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Sec- retary, Treasurer, ‘Student Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms and Miss Rylander. SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Sec- retary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms, Miss Minkins, SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Mr. Johnson. SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Sec- retary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms, and Mrs, M. Hardy. SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Sec- retary, Treasurer, and Mrs, C, G, Sinclair, SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Sec- retary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms and Mrs. Wade, 8G SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Sec- retary, Treasurer and Mr. Coles, SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Sec - retary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms and Mr. McKoy. 8J SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Sec - retary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative and Mr. J. R. Jackson. SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms and Miss M. O, Jenkins. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Sec- retary, Treasurer and Mrs, Crittenden, SAFETY PATROL Captain - - - - - -CHARLIE GOODMAN Lieutenants - - - - - - - ARTHUR HILL PHILLIP LATTIMORE JEFFERSON GREEN Editor-in-Chief - - - ANDREW HUDSON Associate Editor - JAMES B, McQUEEN Assistant Editor - - - SAMUEL COTTON Business Manager - - -DELCENIA SUBER ES TROJANIC TIMES Lieutenant - - - - - - - - - LILLIE KEY Executive Secretary - BOBBIE BULLOCK x. . Feature Editor - - - - - JANICE COREY Sports Editor - - - - CHARLES FUTRELL Head Typist - - - - - MARY KNOWLIN Secretary - - - - - - - -ELVIRA REEVES VOCATIONAL OFFICE TRAINING CLASS Instructor - Miss Edna Parker, members of the class are; Mary Knowlin, Doretha Vaughn, Janice Corey, Juanita Morris, Thelma Snead, Dianne Perry, Rosetta Wallace, Eunice Bass, Walter Washington, Rosa Needam and Ronkus Futrell. President = = ------ JOHN LEWIS Assistant Secretary - - BETTY JENKINS Vice President - - - - CAROL SEABORN Librarian - - - - - - - JEFFERSON GREEN Secretary - - - - DARLENE SINGLETARY Treasurer - - - - ----- ANN WYNNE Sponsor - - -MRS, D, H, BRYCE MATH CLUB SEATED, from left to right are: President, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Chaplain, Business Manager, and Sponsor, Mr, A. Johnson, F.T.A. SEATED, from left to right are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Assistant Sec- retary, Treasurer, Chaplain, Parliamentarian, Historian, and Sponsors, Mrs. Sinclair and Mrs. Goode, President - - - - - - - MARY KNOWLIN Assistant Secretary - - THELMA SNEAD Vice President - - - - - JANICE COREY Treasurer - - - - PENELOPE MITCHELL Secretary - - - - - BERNICE WHITAKER Chaplain-------- ADELL COOPER Sponsor - - - - - --- - MISS ROLLINS MEW H MA Rg 24 : OF AMERICA N.H.A. President - ------ - CECILE HARRIS Assistant Sec. - - GOLDEN McDANIELS Vice President - - - - - - FAYE EDLOW Treasurer - - - - - - PATRICIA BANKS Secretary - -------- ALICE BATES Parliamentarian - - DOROTHY OUTLAW DRAMATICS CLUB SENIORS IN DRAMATICS CLUB Y.W.C.A. 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II So fight, fight, fight, mighty Trojans Win or lose you're the team we'll choose So fight, fight, fight, fight and Forward to victory. Composed by: MRS. O. BRINKLEY MRS. F, BROWN MR, R. H. LEWIS, JR. These words were compiled from suggestions made by Annie Randolph and Persie Reed. CHEERING SQUAD CARVER TROJANS CARVER OPPONENT 14 Phenix 14 28 Hayden 0 45 Crestwood 0 32 East Suffolk 7 7 Huntington 2 6 Peabody 28 7 B. T. Washington (Suffolk) 6 6 B, T. Washington ( Norfolk) 42 12 Norcom 7 39 Bruton Heights i 196 Total 113 The Trojans finished their season in fine style with a 7-2-1 record. They whipped the powerful Norcom team and arch-rival Huntington, for the first time in Carver's history. Fullback, Arthur Hill scored the winning touchdown and George Brown kicked the conversion for the 7-2 triumph over Huntington. Arthur Hill, Phil Lattimore, and our leading ground-gainer, Jesse Patterson, provided the punch to defeat Norcom. This defeat broke an 18 game winning streak held by the Greyhounds. The Carver Trojans placed nine men on the All-Peninsula Team, They were: J. Green, R. Pettaway, D. Grimes, R. Faison, R. Hunt, A. Hill, J. Patterson, P. Lattimore, and R. Sweetenburg. We congratulate Coach Walter Lovett and his staff for doing such a fine job. ROBERT PETTAWAY Sports Editor Undefeated Carver Hoping To Keep ‘:.: rd drive. In State VIA Champinekss Chase a ylor tallied TROJANS END Lattimore Paces Carver Places ne he a_ short 45-0 Carver Win alee OF NORCOM’S, Over Crestwood D Players On , feats ee | in tallying touchdown. |; i tinued Down:. All- Peninsu a score came aha Er: ens night arver Twenty-two Peninsula VIA foot- Peed Raise Nabe of Portsmo all standouts will be honored � . broken Reese tests 14 , 13-0, hursday night at a banquet jimore. emer e si i Spl choos , ven by the Tidewater Srcris ip the final This marked the sixth win 4 i lub. Coach Ben Whaley, Hw. � ,-.jtanza with the season for the Trojans. | i eee? cc” ' to George stitute foothall ARG 4 ; sr TEA Warwick U pset Of Vikings enn Carver. Huntiagtont nl is sched- |: aS Ael Grimes; Op sP Curtis ae Lee ar | iT ) VIA. _fesion Taylor, Pimtine om hts of Wil 2 ce 'S Play ' kar oc Shae er | c on a A pair of timely pass interce ptions « cnined Carver ine ie of Wace: = Aa | Trojans | aa ‘saan Carver Tops : ' Carver Rips one olan | Huntington With Win |'20.7 Vietarw!s 2 VIAGame ass Theol ts park r Ca rver Por er. ver Vikings: Oe To 7-2 Shocker Ore | tRings + ; . ak point @ ‘vin Council, at End Year Spiders Fo or neceeed Tu wo Pass sant Ban 252.0 y triumph over Hunting- vattenby ; int run. ton Saturday at +he the school’s |, Bruton It was uni 25 _n in the tishre rd first over the ree ya season 5 Trojans . cham- track Carver. Bruton Heigh % Carver: TDs—fS interception), Dan fnterception), Phil Lat from Rufus ‘Sweetenberg® way (12, pass from Sweetenb an : Hill (14, run), George Brown (8 SIH PATs—Jesse Patterson (pass from Sweé beta 2 Sweetenberg (run), Norman Hill ip Lattimore 3 65 HSs from Rufus Sweeten- atterson 2 (25 run, 10 ull (20 run), Sweetenburg . PATs—Lattimore (pass from etenburg). Joe Rourk (run), George Brown (kick). ; ta —— T. JONES =7E, Hi, = J-UGREEN =) E. L. TRAVIS - B. LET TER CODE C-C - Co-Captain E - End B - Back G - Guard DEEL o 1B. % ‘adhe ne we , eS as E. HOLMES - G. L. WIGGINS - G. % R, PETTAWAY - E,, C-C. The Carver Trojans had a magnificient season. Carver came in second place with a 12-4 record for the V.I. A. district games. The Trojans continued their winning season by beating Phenix (64-56) and Booker T. Washington of Suffolk (50-48) in a CARVER TROJANS thrilling semi-finals struggle. With these wins, Carver proceeded to the final game where it defeated Norcum (48-46) to obtain the V.I. A. Eastern District Championship. Co-Captains, James E. Gorham and Robert Pettaway were “inspirations” in all of the Trojan victories. We congratulate coach W. I. Travis for producing a wonderful team in their co- ordination, team spirit, and good sportsmanship. CARVER 36 B. T. W. (Suffolk) Armstrong (Richmond) Phenix B. T. W. (Suffolk) B. T. W. (Norfolk) East Suffolk Crestwood Norcom Phenix Huntington Norcom Crestwood Bruton Heights Huntington East Suffolk B. T. W. (Norfolk) OPPONENT 45 o7 25 30 56 43 62 58 31 43 40 R. BROWN P. PETTAWAY TRACK TEAM J. GREEN R. PETTAWAY W. MORRISON J. WHEELER J. GORHAM G. BROWN M. FAISON L. 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