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

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RUTH WILLIAMS FRANCES YATES LAWRENCE WILHOITE Boogie N.F.A., Band, Yearbook Staff ESTELLE WILLIAMS Cricket EUGENE WILLIAMS Big G Patrols, Honor Society, School Council, French Club LILLIAN WILLIAMS Peaches Library Club, Choir ANNIE YOUNG Little Bits Library Club CARRIE YOUNG Gimmie Library Club

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ELNORA TANSIMORE Pudding French Club JERRY TAYLOR Terry Band JOE TURNER Gobber Football, Baseball SHELBY TYREE Jeanie N.H.A., Honor Society, Yearbook Staff THEDORE WALLACE Tea Dramatics LOUISE WHITE Lou Library Club, Honor Society, School Council, Yearbook Staff, Basket- ball

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Class History September fifth, nineteen hundred and fifty five, approximately one hundred and seven girls and ninety-six boys entered the doors of Carver from the four respective counties: Culpeper, Madison, Orange and Rappanhannock. We, the one hundred and seven girls and ninety six boys have looked forward to entering Carver for seven long years. This new school offered us a different environment with exciting events, customs, and numerous educational challenges. Among these were: the many extracurricular activities, a thirty minute lunch period, no recess and the opportunity to pursue subjects of our choice. Our patient sponsors were: Mr. Word, Mr. Compton, Mrs. Cunningham, Miss White and Mr. Williams. After a tiring but joyous year of pains and problems the majority of us were pro- moted to the ninth grade. In our freshman year our class was represented in the various activities: band, choir, New Homemakers of America, New Farmers of America, foot- ball, basketball, and baseball. Again our patient sponsors were: Mr. Word, Mr. Comp- ton, Mrs. Cunningham, Miss White and Mr. Williams. Nothing unusual happened in our sophomore year. Our class continued participating in the various activities, but it was during our sophomore year that we found it difficult and necessary to keep up our scholastic studies, because by then the majority of us had begun to think more seriously about the future. Our sponsors were: Mr. Word, Mr. Compton, Mrs. Cunningham and Mr. Williams. Our Junior year was a great one. Our boys were successful in winning the Intramural Basketball Tournament, and we, the Juniors, sponsored a Junior Class Night. It was a great success and Annette Howard was crowned Miss Junior. Then we were faced with another affair, the Junior-Senior Prom, which we had looked forward to ever since we were in the eighth grade. This affair was a great success also. We were under the gui- dance of Mr. Compton, Mr. Finlay, Miss Jenkins and Mrs. Parker. Our senior year will always be remembered because of the many interesting events along with the many unforgettable moments shared by each of us. Unfortunately we were deprived of one of our sponsors, Mr. Compton; however, we are grateful for having Miss Jenkins, Mrs. Parker and Mr. Finlay as our sponsors. Approaching the completion of our high-school education, the majority of us have many ideas of becoming leaders of tomorrow. We sincerely think that we have done our utter-most in accomplishing a portion of our destiny and we will strive to get ahead in the future. Shelby Tyree Shirley Arrington 20