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

Page 28 text:

MR. JAMES GILLIAM B.M. , W. Virginia State College Band I, II; Choir Assembly and Program Committee One Year at Carver MRS. BARBARA G. WALLACE A. B. , North Carolina College Librarian Five Years at Carver This class, added to the curriculum in 1952, represents the beginning of a long and tedious journey to becoming a Carver Bandsman. They know that in-order to become a top notch bandsman, discipline, coordina- tion, acceptance of responsibility, punctuality, long practice hours, good posture, good conduct and deportment, good sportsmanship, fine musicianship, and, above all, the proper attitude are required. The Beginners ' Band has as its slogan, Let your reach exceed your grasp.

Page 27 text:

MR. JAMES A. MAILEY JR. B. S. , Tennessee State University; Northwestern University Health and Physical Education Athletic Director Six Years at Carver The Physical Education Program at Carver, introduced to the curriculum in 1949, emphasizes physical education as an important part of the modern program of general education. It includes physical activities and courses of study connected with the stu- dents ' health, safety, and recreation. Physical activities include life movements, plays and games, dancing, sports, conditioning and corrective exercise. The study courses include the study of principles of healthful living, rules of safety in everyday life, methods of first aid and lifesaving, and the practices of skill in sport. Study courses also teach the accepted rules of courtesy and sportsmanship, an appreciation of outdoor life, and the cultivation of lifelong recreational interests. Mr. Mailey, Physical Education instructor, shows a ninth grade class how the leaps and bal- ancing required by gymnastics on the trampoline teach muscle coordination.

Page 29 text:

PEOPLE WE APPRECIATE For more than one reason everyone eagerly awaits the arrival of lunch time. Besides a respite from class routine, there is always Mrs. Greene, the dieti- tian, waiting graciously behind the lunch counter to serve tasty, appetizing meals. MRS. VIOLA GREENE (1959 -) DIETITIAN MR. WILLIAM LEWIS (1954-) CUSTODIAN Keeping the buildings and grounds immaculate, seeing that the staff and students are always comfortable, con- tinually making necessary repairs in the wake of sometimes thoughtless stu- dents, and always being within reach to carry out the staff’s and students ' numerous requests, Mr. Lewis is a true custodian.