George Washington Carver Regional High School - Hawk Yearbook (Culpeper, VA)

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G 4 8 4 , 10 0 CLASS WILL ! —i — We, the members of the George Washington Carver Regional H igh School, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make publish, and declare this to be our last will and testiment, hereby revoking any will or wills made by us To the members of the faculty, we leave all the wish es for greater success and a greater desire to work with other senior classes With great pleasure we leave to the principal our sincere wishes that he will remain in his position through many years. To the Junior class, we leave our position in the South side of the auditorium. As a solution to their problems, we leave our former desires to be Seniors To the Sophomore class we will our position to them in the next two years. Due to our departure we leave the Freshman class hopes for a courageous high school life. Percelle Smith leaves Lindwood Carpenter his ability to adjourn class meetings. Marjorie Arrington leaves Treasure Arrington her old ninth grade English book. Esther Simms leaves Lewis Durrett to Beauford Davis.

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sf 8 f £ o o manners. Read Artena (h asty s article on Etiquette at the Table. Odessa Hill has furthered her study of French. She is now in Wakefield, Illinois, helping the French students to accomplish French more easily. Priscilla Fletcher practices law in Los Angeles, California. Lelia Snead is her ambitious secretary. Beatrice Me Guinn is in Span taking courses in Spanish, dancing, and singing. Lucille White lectures to the people of Bluestovn, South Carolina on How to Keep from Being Depressed When Everything Goes Dead Wrong. Reubin Atkins has finally gotten the words out. He is now married to Julia Wanzer. Enola Timbers sings with her husband at the Royal Cafe in Paris, France. Leon Morton has graduated from College. He is one of the leading Negro Song Writers in New York. Margaret Tibbs little finger has finally gotten the technique of touching the 2 on the typewriter. She has now applied for a job as a private secretary. 1

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G 4 84 o o Loretta Washington wishes to leave her front seat in Mr. Richardson s room to Doris Dennis. Barbara Fleshmon wishes to leave Maria Lewis her position in the cafeteria line and the ability to leave a straight part in her hair. Janet Andrews wills her hairdo s to Virginia Christian. Mary Beasley wishes to leave the Senior Class of 1951 her ability to master English. Ethel Aylor wills Maria S. Lewis her knowledge of pack- ing a lunch to prevent spending any money and waiting in line. Mildred and Loretta Washington wish to leave Mrs. Fleshmon some beef. Leila Snead wills Harry Jones her beautiful handwriting. Ethel Glascoe wills Martha Coleman her dignified person- ality. Eva Gray wills her quietness to Mary Strother. Margaret Tibbs and Beatrice McQuinn wish to leave Mrs. Fleshmon some bread and jelly. Barbara Brock wills her fancy way of writing shorthand to Martha Coleman. The class wills James Turner all the leftovers. Richard Moore wishes to leave all the undergraduates of Carver his mathematical brains ♦ Daniel Shanks wills his ability to sleep in class to Anthony White. Carl Milton wills his ability to keep calm in class to Helen Lawson. I