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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1952 volume:

George WasWgbn Carver Regional High. S chool CLASS OF 1952 George WasWgfon Carver Alumni Association RO. Box 547 Lankam, MX) 20703-0547 Copy rig ht(C) 1995 by GWCAA Name Maiden Name AA- A4 -COORDINATOR-MADI SON AA-CLASS OF 1952 AA-CLASS OF 1952 SPONSORS AUSBERRY, SUSIE BARBOUR, JOHN BRAXTON , EVELYN BRENT , CAROLYN BROCK , BERTHA BROCK , LILLIAN BROWN, JEFFERSON BROWN, W. JEFFERSON CARPENTER, ETHEL CARY, LUCILLE COLBERT, MARY VIRGINIA COLEMAN , JANET DAVIS, CYNTHIA DENNIS, MCKINLEY SHIRLEY TURNER VERA GRASTY JONES AY LOR SMITH CARVER HAWK 1952 YEARBOOK DUDLEY, VIRGINIA FERGUSON, HUGH M. CHRISTIAN FERRIS, LUCILLE REID, MARIA LEWIS GALES, JOHN RUCKER , ESTELLE GLASKER, SAMUEL RUCKER, LOUISE GRASTY, VERA SCOTT, JAMES GREEN, HAROLD SHELTON, POLLY HILL, ANNA SHERMAN, WILLIAM HOLMES , LUCY WARNER SHIRLEY, DELORES JACKSON, ANNETTE LOVELL SIMPSON, ROBERT ' JACKSON , ARMENTRA DENNIS SLAUGHTER, RICHARD JACKSON , BEAURK TAYLOR , CATHERINE DENNIS JACKSON, TABETHA TIBBS TAYLOR, RANDOLPH JOHNSON , EVELYN STARKS TAYLOR, RUTH PHILLIPS JOHNSON, GENEVIEVE PENDLETON TURNER . SHIRLEY SPOTTSWOOD 52 JOHNSON, ROBERT L WANZER, JULIA JOHNSON, VELMA (CP-52) KILBY WHITAKER, EVELYN JENKINS JONES, BETTY BLAKEY WHITE, ANNE LAMBERT JONES, HELEN WHITE, ANTHONY w JONES, MARSHALL T WHITE, JAMES JORDAN, JESSIE SMITH WHITE , RUBY JONES KENNY, ARCHIE WILLIAMS, SHERMAN KEYS, LUCILLE FERRIS WOOLEN , ELI ZABETH LEWIS, FRANCES JACKSON YEAGER, JOHNNY LEWIS, MARIE L. YOUNG , HERBERT LEWIS, VIRGINIA LINDSAY, ELSIE MAPLES, ROGER MATHEWS, IRIS MICKEY, THELMA MINOR, DANIEL MITCHELL, MARLENE MORSE, HAVANNA MORTON, ALICE OWENS, DELORES PHILLIPS , RUTH POINDEXTER, FRED PORTER, JAMES PRICE, MARGARET QUARLES , FRANCES JOHNSON YEAGER JONES fv . ' .... ■■ GRADUATE •A ' SZW g lass o t 1952 - ‘J( � . ? V .±M ( iii 1 l ww : y T.i I ' AA- ‘ A X A Trf u; a y X v v ; mP W ' .V V r OUR SCHOOL VecUcatiM, As in the past we, the Senior Class of 1952, are dedicating THE HAWK to the persons of our choice. We have humbly selected our class sponsors--Mrs . Viola P. Blair and Mr. Frederick I. Hawkins, who have patiently worked with us during our eventful Senior year. Mrs. Blair is a graduate of Virginia State College, where she received her A.B. degree in English; and she has also taken graduate work at the University of Pennsylvania and Virginia State College. Mrs. Blair has taught in Culpeper for eight years. Mr. Hawkins is a graduate of Livingstone College and has taken graduate work at New York University. He is a major in social studies and has taught school at Carver four years. With profound gratitude to Mrs. Blair ana Mr. Hawkins, we aeaicate this Yearbook in remembrance of their guidance ana inspiration that have led us thus far. On October the first, in the year of nineteen forty-eight, one hundred and seventy- nine ambitious Freshmen entered the spacious new building of the George Washington Carver Regional High School. The step from elementary school to high school was frighten- ing enough-but our class, the first Freshmen group to enter the newly erected building, felt, perhaps subconsciously, that our debt to ourselves as well as to society was even greater. Along the way some of us failed; that is, all of us were not able to even complete our Freshmen year. But those of us remaining were well represented on the honor roll, In the choir, the dramatic club, and the band. In our present Senior class we have in our advanced band James Porter, Margaret Price, Maria Lewis, Marshall Jones, Roberta Young, Lucille Ferris, Bertha Walker, Hebert Young, Beaure Jackson and Evelyn Jenkins (majorette). In our choral group we have Ruth Phillips, Marshall Jones, Mary Colbert, Virginia Christian, Bertha Walker, Maria Lewis, Roberta Young, Evelyn Jenkins, Beaure Jackson, Catherine Dennis, and Annette Lovell. During that year several members of our class appeared in a pageant that was written and directed by Mrs. Carrie Michle, a faculty member. These class members were Hugh Ferguson, John Gales, Richard Slaughter, Cynthia Smith, Thelma Mickey, Deloris Shirley and Catherine Dennis. The Sophomore year is often considered the up-hill year, so we continued to strive. Sometimes the going was tough , but with the aid and guidance of our instructors we happily became Juniors. As Juniors we were represented in dramatics by Johnnie Yaeger, Iris Mathews, John Barbour, McKlnly Dennis, Robert Johnson, Polly Shelton, Richard Slaughter, Valma Kilby, Mable Miller, and Havanna Johnson, who appeared in the presentations of Little Miss Somebody and Society Rides Again. Valma Kilby protrayed the main character in Society Rides Again . We were not forgotten in the realm of athletics, fcr that year we won the intramural basketball award. Our own Bertha Walker and James Porter represented us in an interracial talent contest. They won first and second prizes respectively and are yet outstanding students in music. This, our triumphant Senior year is ’Before us, and the sixty-nine of us are con- tinuing to aspire. Humbly we take a backward glance, for we know our true History is yet to be written. Catherine Dennis ALMA MATER Carver High School! Carver High School Sing we now our songs of praise. Song of praise and adoration With our voice now we raise. Striving onward, striving upward; Striving with a heart so true. Carver High School! Carver High School As we go to fight life ' s battle, May we all thy teachings bear; So that we may all work to be like he Whose name thy front doth bear. May we move upon life ' s road To bear our hardships trials too. Carver High School! Carver High School We ' ll fore ' er be true to you. Carver High School! Alma Mater! May we ever, ever be; A great service to thee. Still now wearing thy dear colors Of maroon and golden hue. Carver High School! Alma Mater! We ' ll fore ' er be true to you. Coda Ever be true to you. Mr. Harvey Fleshmon . . . Principal Mrs. Carrie Michie . . . Asst. Principal Miss Virginia Carter . . Secretary i rs . Mari on J . Anglin, A. B. t. Augustine ' s Inglish Social Studies Ir. Frederick W. 31ack, Jr. , B. S. Tirginia Union 3iology Chemistry }eneral Science Mrs. Viola F. Blair, A. B. Virginia State English Mrs. Stella H. Fleshmon B ' . S. and M. S Virginia State Home Economics Mr. George L. Goodman, B. S. Hampton Institute Mathematics General Science Mr. Frederick I . Hawkins , A. B. Livingstone American Gov ' t. History Mr. Calvin H. Finlay, B. St . Paul ' s Institute History S. i I Mrs. Eva W. Jackson, B. S, Shaw University Physical Education r s . Ka t e H . Johnson, B. S. lrginia otate usiness Education r. Frizzell E. ones , Jr . , A . B . t. Augustine ' s ocial Studies Sr Business Mrs. Carrie Michie, B. S., M. A. Virginia State Mathematics Miss Jeannette C. Moore, A. B. Virginia Union Librarian I fir. Wilbert L. Lovett, B. S. Hampton xnsitute Physical Education Mr. Freddie W. Nicholas, B. S, Virginia State Agriculture Mrs. Sandra B. Mason, B. S. Agricultural Technical English M: ss Ruth 0. Peace, B. S. Virginia State Home Economics I Mr. Dalton R. Randolph, B.3. Hampton Institute Industrial Education Miss Alease F. Scott, B. S. Virginia State Science Miss Pearl E. Reed, B. S. Hampton Institute English ’ Speech Mr. Oliver W. Thomas, Jr., A. B. Virginia State French English Mr. James S. Roye, B. S. Virginia State Agriculture Mr. Elmer F. Sampson, M. James Miliikin Music l Mr. Ananias C. Washington, B.S. Virginia State Agriculture Miss Frances A. Young, B. S. Virginia Union Mathematics Chief Editor . . Annette Lovell Athletic Director .. hichara Slaughter Asst. Editor .. Valma Kilty Sales Manager Accountant .. Thelma Mickey Class Editor .. Marshall Jones Faculty Editor .. Dora Jameson Social Editor .. Bertha ' walker Production Secretary .. Catherine Dennis art Director .. Evelyn Jenkins John Barbour and Johnnie Yaeger ■ ' Catherine Dennis Katy Jhoir, Yearbook Staff McKinley Dennis Kildee Dramatic Club, Boys ' Varsity John Gales Shark N. F. A., Boys ' Varsity S_muel Glasker Sammy ’ ys ' Varsity Hugh Ferguson Bus • Patrol System, Boys ' Varsity Vera Grasty Vennie Girls ' Varsity atrol System , tioir D o E e fTSan sani PdiieiwiRabbi t Yeartittokf Staff Boys’ Varsity Athletic Club AftfenH?49.boar Ife sfriyoisi t f f � Iten® . A . H KEylri qJ ©als‘|n s Choir, Yearbook Staff, Fep Club, French Club, Majorette 3 jftatifeje s3 Irakis on BffM nkie Girls ' Varsity Ruth Brent B e a ' lfrfet son N. library craft Club Virginia RobeiCtn c tti fi M ClCfi iKLEd ' BaS ® t i]V ? arsity Fartrol, Student Council el en Jones Bines Choir I Archie Kenny Sonnie ranees Jones Chicken Student Council Harshall Jones Tony 3hoir, Band, Patrol System,. Yearbook Staffs Valma Kilby Sugar Class Fresidept , V7 Dramatic Club, Yearbook Staf N. H. A. Creati 1 Writing A, lit ' , Annie Lambert Ann ,1 ---Ki _ Maria Lewis Baby Choir, Band Virginia Lewis Ginnie f % mnette Lovel Net tend, Choir, D - Yearbook Staff, h ' Itudent Council i fl Mable Miller Goose N. H. -A. , Creative Writing ik Daniel Minor Dan N. F. A. Lris Mathews Reney N . H . A . , French Club, Dracatic Club Thel ma Mickey Tater Class Secretary Yearbook Staff Student Council Dramatic Club lene Mitche] Tennie Choir William Noakes Poppy Boys Varsity .Vt « I CeneviVve Fendleton ' Ger.ni e :l Choir, Fep Club Cheerleader Margaret Frice Fig Creative Writing Band luth Phillips Hooks Choir, Yearbook Typist, Fred Poindexter Freddie N. F. A. T . (Vk, m Aramir.ta Robinson Skin Girls’ Varsity James Porter Tim Band, Science Club Hy MasL UsM y yjh arr.es Scott Stick Boys ' Varsity French Club William Sherman Zeker Choir, Band Patrol Syst. Polly Shelton Jezebel Girls ' Varsity Dramatic Club Richard Slaughter Chuckle Boys ' Varsity Dramatic Club Yearbook Staff Cynthia Smith Ceder Handicraft Club ' v; y . t Club Tabetha Tibbs Tabbie Handicraft Club V ary Snead Sneady Choir Shirley Spotswood Sis Choir Bertha Walker Skippie Choir, Band Pep Club, Girls ' Varsity Yearbook Staff Julia Wanzer Ju Handicraft Club Yearbook Typist Evelyn Starks Maud Lucy Warner Dickie Girls ' Varsity o ;Eli zabeth ‘ Woolen -Bert N . H . A . Mary Wright Lulu Choir Roberta Young Bert Choir, Band French Club L i Herbert Young Herb Boys ' Varsity Choir, Band French Club v Deloris Yeager Fuddin Girls ' Varsity French Club Anthony White Tony Band Johnnie Yeager Julip Boys ' Varsity Yearbook Staff Fatrol System Dramatic Club James White Little Boy Boys ' Varsity French Club I V ' ; . - Student (Council Seated : (L to R) Thelma Mickey, President; Gladys Jones, ] Vice-President; and Virginia Christian, Secretary. First Row: (L to R) Mrs. Blair, past advisor; Annette Lovell, Senior representative; Lucille Richards, Treasurer; Frances Jones, Senior renresentative ; Eleanor Jameson, Assistant Secretary; Emma Strothe Freshman representative. Second Row: (L to R) Miss Young , present advisor; Mary Campbell, Freshman representative; Audrey Acty , Sophomore representative; and Barbara Wise, Junior representative. Third Row: (L to R) Mr. Jones and Mr. Hawkins. cd c cd — I XJ © c -C d) E - 1 4- ' cd 4- C co TJ u cd � • CJ CO ? _} © ' O c oJ cd co - - 1 C Cd i-t -a c CD Q) 4- cd -C - tco w • h tH Eh O d) 1 4 -M dJ Eh h © ,-1 a § O X) u H CO CO 0 S o G o • “• C£J T3 G d) - H S O © tc x: Eh co co •rH a lr FRENCH CLUB Class Officers President . . . V. President . « Secretary Asst. Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Evelyn Jenkins . Marshall Jones . Annette Lovell . Lois Fleshraon . Beaure Jackson . Mr. Thomas cutd The members are First Row: (L to R) Majorettes — Agnes Winky, Evelyn Jenkins and Lois Fleshmon. Second Row: (Lto R) Margaret Frice, Herbert Young, Earl Scott, Edward Wormley, Roberta Young, Lucille Ferris, Maria Lewis. Third Row: Mr. ampson-Director, Laynie Beck, William Humes, Robert Beckwith, Marshall Jones, Aaron Fletcher, John Barbour. Fourth Row: (L to R) William Sherman, Bertha Walker, Beaure Jackson, Temple Flicklin and John Carpenter. n MISS CARVER” CONTESTANTS Seated: (L to R) Fannie Johnson, Gladys Jones, Doris Clore Bessie Robinson, Second Row: (L to R) Annie Flecher, Delores Bridgett, Virginia Christian, Bertha Walker, Ruby Lightfoot, Catherine Jones. z £et zlC 7e ztH Carver can proudly boast the fact that during the year of 1951 footoall was begun here for the first time, under the leadership and coaching of Mr. Lovett. Since this year was the team r s first season, it did not have a winning year because of the lack of experience. However, the team as a whole made very good showing. i j i ' poat att Sqcuid Captain -- James Terrell Girls ' Varsity Captain Eleanor Jameson Co-Captain Peggy Washington Sponsor Miss Young i i 1 . ( TVitl We, the Senior Class of 1952, beginning to pass the stage of high school education, with our minds full of knowledge and bursting with pleasant memories of the good old days, make this publishment of our last will. To the 8th Graders we leave you the ability to become seniors in the next four years. To you Freshmen we wish to will you the understanding of the faculty, the respect we gave to our fellow classmate and the ability to reach the goal of being Seniors. To you hard working Sophomores we will you our leadership, our earnestness, and our ability to overcome the temptation to cut class during warm days. To you Juniors we bequeath our success in your senior year, our respect for the re- spect for others, our ability to charm teachers, and our aisle in the auditorium. To our Principal and the faculty we wish to express our appreciation for the patience that you had with us during the past four years at Carver. To Mr. Fleshmon, our Principal, we leave the memories of the Senior Class of 1952. fo Miss Carter, a private messenger. To Mrs. Michie, our love. To Mrs. Anglin, a plastic ruler. To Mrs. Jackson, a room on the first floor instead of the cafeteria. To Mr. Lovett, a football team that will win all the games played during the season. t To Mr. Thomas, an enthusiastic French Class. To Mr. Goodman, a science laboratory with modern equipment. To Miss Reed, a perfect cast of actresses and actors. To Mrs. Fleshmon, a class that will learn to operate sewing machines perfectly. To Miss Moore, an assistant librarian. To Miss Scott, the ability to give easy Senior Science tests. To Mr. Finlay, we leave our appreciation for his coming to Carver this year. To Mr. Black, a wide awake Biology Class. To Mr. Sampson, the appreciation of being our music instructor. To Mrs. Johnson, a super-duper typing class averaging 54 words the first year. To Mr. Hawkins, another Senior Class like ours. Tc Mrs. Blair, our appreciation for being one of our advisers of the Senior Class and the Yearbook Staff. To Mr. Jones, much success in his Business Frincioles classes. To Mrs. M8S.QH, much success in the following years at Carver. To Mr. Randolph, a class of expert machine operators. To Mr. Nicholas, much success in the years to follow with the Agriculture Department. en HialUie Ruth Phillips Best Dressed Marshall Jones Louise Rucker Quietest Herbert Young Evelyn Starks Loudest John Gales Annette Lovell Cutest Jefferson Brown Evelyn Jenkins Most Studious James Porter Arminta Robinson Best Dancer William Sherman Margaret Price Most Humorous Daniel Minor Marlene Mitchell Most Nonchalant Fred Poindexter Lucille Ferris Most Dependable Johnnie Yeager Mary V. Colbert Tallest Anthony White Havanna Johnson Most Likely to Succeed Hugh Ferguson Bertha Walker Most Musical Marshall Jones Mary Snead Most Talkative Robert Simpson Polly Shelton Touchiest John Gales Lucy Warner Shortest Archie Kinney Maria Lewis Thinnest James Scott Frances Jones Biggest Cheater James White Lucille Carey Largest Harold Greene Virginia Christian Biggest Flirt Beaure Jackson Bertha Walker Most Popular Samuel Glasker Evelyn Jenkins Biggest Baby James Scott Dora Jameson Most in Love Johnnie Yeager Deloris Yager Best Athlete Johnnie Yeager Valma Kilby Friendliest William Noakes Anna Hill Shyest Herbert Young Cynthia Smith Kindest McKinley Dennis Annie Lambert Proudest Anthony White Arminta Robinson Biggest Eater Richard Slaughter ■w To Miss Peace, we hope that you will be your same sweet self. So ends the will for the Class of 1952. Having fulfilled our duties to the best of our ability and Integrity, � e d o hereby subscribe our names and affix our seals to this document, witnessed: Catherine Dennis Valma Kilby. Dora Jameson @L !« m ‘Ptofi ecy Gazing into my crystal ball, I see the following events taking place: Margaret Pig Price is now the owner of a large pig farm in the Midwest. Her foreman is Duke Jackson. On your next trip to Culpeper don’t forget to stop at the Lord Taylor Hotel, which is managed by Andrew Taylow and his charming wife, the former Catherine Dennis. The latest recording by James Porter and his combo, with Evelyn Jenkins as vocalist, will be heard in the Blue Room at the Marshall Jones Hotel. Roscoe Ford is still driving the Number 15, while his lovely wife, the former Valina Kilby, is home raising chickens and children. The pastor of the Mount Zion Baptist Church of New York is Hugh Ferguson. Herbert Young, an old classmate of his, is head deacon. Now appearing at the Club Ebony in Philadelphis, doing a song and dance act, which she calls The Chicken Hop , is none other than our own Genevieve Pendleton. Two old pals of mine, Jessie Smith and Vera Grasty, are still following the Army around. They have been to almost all of the important places in the world. Dora Jameson and Roger Sonnie Ford are running a nursery school in Culpeper; most of the children are theirs. The Lewis Family Singers have added a new member to their group. He is Buster Reed, the husband of Maria Lewis. On television you will see Iris Mathews and Carroll Bolds playing the title roles of Maggie and Jiggs. Bertha Walker will give her second annual concert in Carnegie Hall this spring. Guess who is p__fessor of French in Scottsville College, Tennessee? He is Mr. French Himself, James Scott. A large modeling and charm school has just opened in New York, operated by Mary Colbert and Helen Jones. Two of their best models are Julia Wanzer and Ethel Carpenter. You all remember Mable Goose Miller. Well, she is majoring in nursing at the University of California, and Deloris Shirley Is her roommate. Bulletinl William Phillips and Virginia Christian have finally decided to tie the knot. They will reside in Hawks Nest, North Carolina. I Just received a marraige invitation from Anthony White and Frances Jones. The hottest dance partner s to hit the Savoy Dance Hall in New York are-you guessed it- Frances Jackson and Robert S. Lewis. Louise and Estelle Rucker are now teaching quietness at Carver. Have you seen the latest dance number? It is called the Shelton-Robinson R umba, named after its originators Polly Shelton and Arminta Robinson. The next time you are in need of a beauty facial, stop In at the Orange Beauty Salon, which is managed by Havanna Johnson and Mary Marie Snead. The latest gospel singers to hit the big time are the Madison Stars. The members of this famous group are Louise Wright, Betty Blakey, Marlene Mitchell and Tabetha Tibbs. A new station wagon has Just been purchased by Solomon Meney and his delightful wife, the former Ruth Brent, to transport their children. In Hawks Foot, Alabama, a public library was recently opened for business by Lucille Ferris and Annie Lambert. The Hill Sisters, Anna and Beatrice, are on tour in the East. Their most sensational number is Two Old Crows on the Fence . Evelyn Starks will render a musical program at the G. W. Carver auditorium this Friday. A most outstanding typing student at Carver is Roberta Young. Of course, she would be nothing else because of her teachers, Evelyn Jones and Shirley Spottswood. Have you eaten at the famous Red Heck Restaurant yet? The proprietors, Ruth Phillips and Lucy Warner, and the head waiters, Daniel Minor and Robert Johnson, are waiting for your order. Starring in the new B roadway Musical, Come Where There ' s Music , Eire Deloris Yager, Elsie Lindsay and Cynthia Smith. The lma Mickey is now preparing to swim the English Channel in the early spring. The first medal given to William Shermon and Jefferson Brown by the Salvation Army was the Distinguished Medal of Chicken Stealing. Richard Slaughter and Johnnie Yager are football coaches at Virginia State College. While going through Death ' s Creek, I stopped at a grocery store, where James White and Beaure Jackson were clerks. Teaching Home Economics at Carver are Elizabeth Woolen and Lucille Carey. It seems that the floors at Carver get swept once a month and the windows washed at Christmas. The janitors are Fred Poindexter and Robert Simpson. If you live in the vicinity of Washington, Virginia, stay on the sidewalk at all times because here come John Barbour and William Noakes in a flashy yellow convertible Cadillac. The Brooklyn Dodgers, bless them, are still losing. Can it be because of their two new players, Samuel Glasker and McKinley Dennis? Who. other than Annette Lovell, is playing opposite Clifford Jackson in the new MGM picture The Pursuit of Happiness ? Attention! All sports lovers! Harold Greene is the heavy weight champion of the world, as announced by his manager, Archie Kenny. On your way home stop and eat at John Gales ' Snack Bar. His speciality for today is fried rat taxxs on toast. Annette Lovell SEIGNEUR STUDIO ; STALLINGS COMPANY General Photography : House of Flowers 201 North Main Street : Main Cameron Streets Culpeper, Virginia : Culpeper, Virginia Telephone 8312 Telephone 8929 Compliments of : We Have ’Em • The Lastest Styles in Footwear THE STYLE CENTER • Especially for the Teen-agers 122 East Davis Street • Expert Shoe Repairing Culpeper, Virginia . 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