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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1965 volume:

n , L V ' V ' A.fa. ' . ' V Published By THE SENIOR CLASS OF GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DEDICATION To Mrs. Mary E. Harvey, Mrs. Doris L. Parker and Mr. Calvin Finlay--who have always been very helpful in many ways through- out our high school career; who have won the love and gratitude of each senior; who have held an interest in us beyond the classroom; who have been our guiding spirit, thus paving the way for a better future for all of us; and, finally for their beneficial influence on all our lives — the members of the graduating class of 1965 take plea- sure in dedicating The Hawk. TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration 5 Faculty “ 9 Seniors - - - 19 Classes 31 Activities 49 Sports - 61 Snapshots 69 A d vertisements 73 3 YEARBOOK STAFF STANDING, left to right: Betty Taylor, Joyce Brock, Delois Legg, Mr. C. H. Finlay, Advisor, Wallace Weaver, Robert Carpenter, Lois Benford, Ann Ford, Jane Carpenter, Mary Lewis, and Andrew Washington. SEATED, left to right: Julia Waters, Betty Jackson, Sylvia Beasley, Paula Blair, Leata Jameson, Shirley Jackson, and Dorothy Arrington. THE HAWK Editor-in-Chief Business Manager — Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Art Editors Sports Editor Literary Editors Photographic Editor- Typists — Advertising Assistants Sylvia Beasley Andrew Washington Betty Taylor Andrew Johnson Theresa Lewis Advisors Paula Blair Alan Scott Dorothy Arrington Betty Taylor Marcellus Bumbrey Robert Hunter Woodrow Scott Wallace Weaver Delois Legg Julia Waters Andrew Washington Leata Jameson Shirley Jackson Betty Jackson Carolyn Johnson Lois Benford Ann Ford Joyce Brock Betty Jackson Anna Lewis James Mundy Jane Carpenter Patricia Mayhew Robert Carpenter Mrs. M. E. Harvey Mr. C. H. Finlay Mrs. D. L. Parker 4 Administration Dear Friends, It is my sincere desire that you have benefited by the valuable experiences you have had while in high school. You will need all the skills you have developed here at Carver and many more to cope with the demands of our present day society. It is a must that you continue to study and learn. Sincerely, a. Harvey A. Principal Fleshmon 6 TO THE CLASS OF ’65 Dear Friends, Congratulations! This is 1965, and you are about to embark upon the ship of life. This is no ordinary voyage; it is one that requires courage, poise, rectitude, faith, probity, and intellectual adaptation. The completion of your work here marks the epitome of the beginning of your navigational course. However, in 1965 the world demands more than a beginning. Those who would succeed must become forti- fied with educational preparation, philosophical principles, and attitudinal congeniality, lest they become a wandering vagabon--lost at sea. Sincerely yours F. W. Nicholas Assistant Principal Secretary, Mrs. Maria Reid SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mrs . Mary Harvey Mr. Calvin Finlay Mrs. Doris Parker 8 Faculty Mrs. A lease Hubb Virginia State College B. S. Science Miss Shirley Perkins St. Paul’s College B. S. Science Mrs. Mary Harvey Hampton Institute B. S. Biology At present four courses are being offered in science. These are Chemistry, Biology, General Science 9 and Science 8. Students from the Science Department parti- cipate in local and state Science-Math conferences, science fairs, radio and assembly programs. The major objectives of the Science Department are: (1) to help pupils understand their environment and to appreciate it and to use it wisely; (2) to enable individ- uals to meet the problem of existence with scientific knowl- edge and skills; (3) to develop skillful manipulation of laboratory apparatus; and (4) to develop individual scien- tific initiative on the basis of projects and encourage employment of certain hobbies which contribute to the worthy use of leisure time. 10 Mrs. Viola Wallace Hampton Institute B.S. English Mr. Richard Barry St. Augustine ' s College B. A. English Mrs. Doris Parker Philander Smith College B. A. English Miss Emma Fleming North Carolina College B. A. English Mrs. Ruby Mason Talladega College, A T College New York University B. S. English English is a subject required of every student each year while he is in high school. Students ' work each year is centered upon (1) listening, (2) speaking, (3) reading, (4) writing, (5) grammar and usage. Our goals are to try to have each student become as competent as possible in mastering these communi- cation skills. Miss Sallie Graham Johnson C. Smith University B. S. Mathematics With a continous effort to elevate instruction and students ' growth in mathematics, the department realizes the following objectives: (1) to make mathematics a systematic study rather than a sequence of unrelated rules or facts: (2) to extend and refine the power gain in apply- ing mathematics so as to furnish a basis for an interest in furture mathematical work; (3) to meet the ordinary de- mands of daily life; (4) to furnish and increase the incen- tive of studying mathematics for the love of the subject; (5) to recognize and challenge students who possess strong mathematical abilities; (6) to extend meritorious recognition to students displaying outstanding achieve- ment in mathematics. Mr. Robert Singletary Allen University A T College B.S., M.S. Mathematics The courses offered in the department are suitable for students pursuing the academic, general or vocational curriculum . Some of the activities geared to stimulate interest in mathematics include: Mathematics Club, annual assembly program and the district and state Science- Mathematics Fair. 12 Mrs. Joan Porter Virginia State College B. S. Health and Physical Education Mr. Bobby Sims North Carolina College B. S. Health and Physical Education The girls in Mrs. Porter’s Physical Education 9 class receive systematic training in first aid so that they will have fewer accidents than untrained persons and be able to deal with accidents effectively, thus saving many lives. Physical Education 9 students receive training which is ap- plied to their daily living in health, safety, and recreation. They gain important experiences contributing to their fullest development and enjoyment. Mr. Calvin Finlay St. Paul’s College B. S. Social Studies Miss Charlotte Banks Virginia Union University B.A. Social Studies Mr. Simon Poole St. Augustine’s College B.A . Social Studies In Miss Stephen ' s third period Economics class Julia Yeager explains the several types of life insurance policies. 14 Mr. Freddie Nicholas Virginia State College B. S. Agricultural Education Mr. Howard Collins Virginia State College B.S. Agricultural Education These students in General Mechanics, instructed by Mr. Nicholas, learn the basics in general mechanics. Some of them plan to further their training in this area, whereas others will use the skills gained in the course for employment upon graduation from high school. These fourth year students in Mr. Collins ' Agriculture IV class have learned to realize that agriculture is one of the fundamental human activities, having shaped the growth of civilization and playing a vital role in im- proving the well-being and health of individuals. ' 1 Mrs. Denniese Mills St. Augustine ' s College B. S. Business Education Students in Typing I strive daily for improved skills and greater competence in typing. ! Miss Aldora Greene St. Paul ' s College B. S. Business Education Here students in Office Practice work diligently pre- paring themselves to take their places in the business world. Mrs. Stella Fleshmon Virginia State College B. S. and M. S. Home Economics Education Mrs. Bessie Ridgley Barber -Scotia College B. S. Home Economics Education One year homemaking is open to boys and girls of the eleventh and twelfth grades not having had home economics previously. Pupils of this class are engaged in meal prepara- tion as an experience on the unit, Having Nutritious and Enjoyable Meals. TT $ V— a. Mr. Thomas Price A T College B. S. Industrial Arts Mrs. Pearl Lynch Virginia State College B. S. Mathematics M. S. Guidance Mrs. Viola Blair Virginia State College B. A. English Librarian Ml Guidance is related to every aspect of the school ' s program. Therefore, the main objective of Carver ' s Guidance Center is to provide guidance services to each pupil in order to help him understand his abilities, interests and personality traits, to develop them as well as possible, to relate them to his life goals and finally find his place in life as a desirable citizen in a democratic society. The Center is staffed with six counselors who provide individual counseling services to students, collect and sys- tematize accurate information about the pupils so that administration, teachers, parents and other agencies might make intelligent use of the information that the Center is able to provide. NOT SHOWN Miss Peggy Miller Miss Mary Orr Miss Catherine Stephens Mr. Herman Newman Mr. Albert Wallace 18 Seniors HENRY ANGLIN Football 2-5; Basketball 4-5 Ambition: Recreational Director ANGUS ARRINGTON, Butch Football 2-5 Ambition: Draftsman DOROTHY FRANCES ARRINGTON, Dottie NHA 1-5; NHS 3-4; SPA 2,5; FBLA 4; Majorette 3- 5; Cheering Squad 2-3; French Circle 4-5; French Circle President 5; Pep Club 1 Ambition: Professional Nurse GEORGE E. BANKS, Eddie Patrols 2-5; NFA 1-4 Ambition: Musician SYLVIA JEAN BEASLEY, Jean” NHA 1-5; FBLA 4; Yearbook Staff 5 Ambition: Interior Decorator LOIS ANN BENFORD, Totsie Cheering Squad 2; NHA 3; GAA 5 Ambition: Secretary VERNIE J. BENFORD, Jo Cheering Squad 2; NHA 2-3; Speech and Drama Club 5 Ambition: Private Secretary PAULA PRICE BLAIR SPA 1-5; District SPA President 4; NHS 3-5; Major- ette 3-5; Cheering Squad 2-3; French Circle 3-5; Newspaper Staff 1,3; Pep Club 1; Yearbook Staff 5 Ambition: Speech Therapist PEYTON ALLEN BOWLER, Chico Football 3-5; Band 2-3; Basketball 2-4 Ambition: Career in the Armed Forces TOMMIE BOWLES, Butch Baseball 2-5; Basketball 2-5; Football 4-5 Ambition: Welder JOYCE ANN BROCK, Little Bit Library Club 2; Choir 1; FBLA 2; Newspaper Staff 1 Ambition: Secretary JAMES BROWN, Jimmie Band 2-4; Industrial Arts Club 5 Ambition: Musician MARCELLUS F. BUMBREY, Monk Football 3-5; Basketball 3-5; Baseball 3-5 Ambition: Physical Education Teacher JANE EVELYN CARPENTER, Sis” NHA 1; SPA 2-4; Pep Club 2; French Circle 3-4; NHS 3-4; Mathematics Club 5 Ambition: Mathematics Teacher ROBERT EUGENE CARPENTER, Lover NFA 1-4; Patrols 1,2,5; Library Club 2-4; Yearbook Staff 5 Ambition: Electronics Engineer MYRA ANITA CARTER SPA 2; NHA 1-5; Choir 5 Ambition: Nurse 21 BIRDIE DANIELS NHA 2; French Circle 2; FBLA 1 Ambition: Lawyer EARL DENNY EDWARDS Football 2-3; Industrial Arts Club 5 Ambition: Brick Mason CLARA ELLIS, Cleo GAA 5 Ambition: WAC ANN FORD, Pumpkin FBLA 4-5; NHS 4-5 Ambition: Seamstress HENRY H, FORTUNE, Scott” Ambition: Auto Mechanic McPherson frye, jr, , Plunk” Football 3-5; Band 4-5; Basketball 3-4 Ambition: Auto Mechanic JAMES EDWARD GASKINS, Jimmy” NFA 4; Patrols 2 Ambition: Social Worker WILLIAM GLASCOE, Pockets Football 3-5; Basketball 3-4 Ambition: Physical Education Teacher 22 BARBARA A. HAMILTON, Bob Basketball 3-4; FBLA 3-4; NHA 1 Ambition: Cosmetologist BOBBY J. HOPKINS, Bean NHA 1-4; Science Club 1 Ambition: Pediatrician JOSEPH HUNTER, Killer Football 3-5; Patrols 5; Industrial Arts Club 5 Ambition: Night Club Operator ROBERT L. HUNTER, Junior Basketball 2-5; Football 2-5; Baseball 4 Ambition: Barber BETTY JEAN JACKSON, Jeannie NHA 1-3; Library Club 2-5; FBLA 4-5; French Circle 4; Pep Club 3; Yearbook Staff 5 Ambition: Secretary SHIRLEY ANN JACKSON, Shirl” FBLA 4-5; SPA 5; NHS 4-5; French Circle 4-5; Yearbook Staff 5 Ambition: Secretary CHARLES CLIFTON JAMESON, Chuck French Circle 3-4; Basketball 2-3 Ambition: Physical Education Teacher LEATA CAREEN JAMESON, CC FBLA 4-5; SPA 1, 5 Ambition: Stenographer 23 DORIS MAE JONES, Pumpkin Library Club 3; NHA 1; GAA 5 Ambition: WAC LEROY JONES, Lebo” NFA 2-4 Ambition: Basketball Coach ALBERT RICHARD KILBY, Woody NFA 2-5; SPA 1 Ambition: Auto Mechanic JUSTIN WAYNE KILBY NFA 4 Ambition: Auto Mechanic DELORES ANN JASPER, Loisey NHA 5; Dramatics Club 5 Ambition: Nurse ANDREW JOHNSON, Andy Football 5; Basketball 4-5 Ambition: Architect CAROLYN MAE JOHNSON, Topsy FBLA 5; Library Club 1-2; NHA 1-4 Ambition: Secretary RICHARD L. JOHNSON, Rickie Industrial Arts Club 1; Band 1 Ambition: Jet Pilot OTIS M. KILBY, JR., Tenny NFA 5; Patrols 3 Ambition: Auto Mechanic ALBERT LACY, Al Football 4-5; Industrial Arts Club 5 Ambition: Undecided DELORIS D. LEGG, Deannie Yearbook Staff 5; Choir 5 Ambition: Song and Screen Writer ANNA MARGARET LEWIS, Ann French Circle 2; NHA 5; SPA 5; Mathematics Club 4-5; Yearbook Staff 5 Ambition: Teacher MARY LEWIS, Joy French Circle 3-4; Cheering Squad 2; Newspaper Staff 1,3; Mathematics Club 5; SPA 2-3; NHS 3-5 Ambition: Biologist THERESA EVELYN LEWIS, Resa” NHA 1-2; FBLA 4; SPA 1; Band 1-5; French Circle 3-4; Library Club 3-4 Ambition: Business Executive JOHN H. MALLORY, Bloop Basketball 3-5; Band 2-5; Football 4; Baseball 4-5 Ambition: Architect PATRICIA A. MAYHEW, Patrick SPA 2-5; French Circle 3-4; Newspaper Staff 1-3; NHS 3-5; Mathematics Club 5; Pep Club 2 Ambition: Interior Decorator 25 LOUISE VIRGINIA MORTON, Lou Ambition: Secretary JAMES R. MUNDY, Bobby NFA 2-5; Patrols 3, 5 Ambition: Accountant BARBARA EVELYN NELSON, Bob FBLA 4-5; Dramatics Club 5 Ambition: Cosmetologist RUSSELL W. PRICE, Price” Industrial Arts Club 5 Ambition: Electrician DIANE RAWLS, Ditsy NHA 5; French Circle 3; Pep Club 2; Patrols 2; Yearbook Staff 5 Ambition: Fashion Model or Private Secretary CHARLIE C. RUCKER NFA 2-5 Ambition: Brick Mason JOYCE ANN RUFFNER, Poopsie NHS 3-5; French Circle 4; SPA 4 Ambition: Private Secretary MARGARET ANN RUFFNER, Peggy NHA 2 Ambition: Nurse 26 ALAN LAFAYETTE SCOTT, La F Basketball 4; French Circle 3-4; Yearbook Staff 5 Ambition; Weather Technician WOODROW WILSON SCOTT, JR. Band 1-5; Football 2-5; Basketball 3-5; Baseball 2-5 Ambition: Aviator CHARLES EDWARD SLAUGHTER, Kid” NFA 1-3; Baseball 2-3 Ambition: Professional Baseball Player LILLIAN SLAUGHTER, Sis Library Club 1; Dramatics Club 1 Ambition: Secretary ROBERT HENRY STROTHER Basketball 4-5; French Circle 5 Ambition: Basketball Coach BETTY ANN TAYLOR, Bett NHA 1,3; NHS 3-4; French Circle 3-4; SPA 2,5; Library Club 1, 2, 5; Yearbook Staff 5 Ambition: English Teacher ROBERT ESAU TOMES, Robbie FBLA 4-5; French Circle 4-5 Ambition: Business Proprietor HAYWOOD L. TURNER, Buck Baseball 4-5; NFA 2-5 Ambition: Private Detective 27 THOMAS TYREE, Tyree Patrols 1-5; Library Club 2; Baseball 2-4 Ambition: Physical Education Teacher EMANUEL ELSWORTH WALKER, JR,, Bookie Patrols 2 Ambition: Proprietor of a Large Business IRVING ANDRE WALKER NFA 1-2; Football 4; Baseball 4; Band 1 Ambition: Paper Hanger ROGER LEE WALKER, Rob Patrols 2 Ambition: Barber 28 RAYMOND CARROLL WARE, JR,, Tank Basketball 2-3; Baseball 2-3; NFA 5 Ambition: Lawyer ANDREW DAVID WASHINGTON, Andy SPA 2,4, 5; NFA 1; NHS 3-4; Class President 4-5; Yearbook Staff 5 Ambition: Zoologist JULIA ANN WATERS. Dust WALLACE E. WEAVER, W.E.” NFA 1; French Circle 4-5; Football 4-5; Baseball 3-4 Ambition: Engineer YVONNE IONIA WHITE, Dutchess ' NHA 3; Dramatics Club 1; Band 5 Ambition: Popular Singer MAUDE L. WILLIAMS, Pinky NHA 2; Patrols 4-5 Ambition: Nurse GERALDINE WHITE, Jeannie Band 2-5; Library Club 1; Patrols 5; Speech and Drama Club 5 Ambition: Modern Dance Instructor MARIAN E, WHITE, Bug NHA 1; Patrols 1; Basketball 2; Library Club 2 Ambition: Airline Stewardess MARGARET ANN WINSTON NHA 2 Ambition: Nurse EVELYN WOOD, Evie NHA 1-4; Library Club 2-5; FBLA 4 Ambition: Nurse MOLLY YATES, Polly Library Club 1 Ambition: Beautician JULIA YEAGERp Ann NHA 1-2; NHS 3-5; Basketball 3; Choir 5; French Circle 3-4 Ambition: Elementary Teacher 29 JOAN ELAINE YOUNG, Mutt Tina Library Club 1 Ambition: Registered Nurse NOT SHOWN JOSEPH GLENN, Joe Band 1-5; NFA 1-5; KVG 2-5; Baseball 3 Ambition: Electrical Engineer BARBARA LEWIS, Bootsie NHA 1; FBLA 1; French Circle 3-4; Library Club 1; Pep Club 1 Ambition: WAC JAMES WILLIAMS NFA 2-4; Baseball 3-4; Football 3-4 Ambition: Barber Classes JUNIORS Sharon Alexander Gloria Anthony Grace Arrington Peggy Arrington Thelma Arrington Thomas Arrington Charlotte Aylor James Banks Rosie Banks Josephine Barnes Sharon Beasley Ronald Beckwith Fred Brock Joan Brown Doris Campell William Carey Daniel Carter Joyce Collins Frances Cottoms George Dade Patricia Deberry Mary Douglas Thelma Ferguson Rebecca Ford Helen Fortune Treva Frye Barbara Gaither George Gibson Barbara Glascoe Peggy Gordon Dorothy Holmes Jane Humes Marian Humes Sandra Humes Lawrence Hutcherson 32 hCfk w mm is. I (5 Gloria Jackson Shirley Jackson George Johnson Paulette Johnson Walter Johnson Harry Jones Irvin Jones Margaret Jones Patricia Jones Thelma King Ella Lane Irma Lawson Barbara Lewis Boston Lewis Harvey Lewis William Mack Jerome Mallory Lois McIntosh Susie Noakes Martha Orange Raymond Orange Harrison Porter Richard Porter Gloria Price Carolyn Rawlings Alton Robinson Henry Robinson Ronald Robinson Ronald Rocca Patsy Scott Patricia Shirley Ada Smith Frederick Smith Joyce Snead Lillian Stewart Bertha Strother Elsie Tansimo re Brenda Terrell Joyce Thompson Gilbert Turner 33 Melvin Turner Sarah Tyree Hazel Walker Regina Walker Lawrence Washington Lois Washington Richard Weaver Carolyn White Freddie Williams Gladys Winkey Mary Wormley SOPHOMORES Marilyn Alexander Pamela Arrington Fred Batter Gracie Banks Lee Banks Lucy Banks John Barbour Willie Barbour Edward Beasley Hortense Beck Deloris Blakey Peggy Barnes Valeria Boyd Barbara Brown Walker Carpenter 34 Diana Clore Maxine Coles Cleve Dennis Helen Edwards Mary Ellis Robert Ellis Henry Fields Lucille Frye Patricia Grasty Mary Gentry Carolyn Gibson Dorothy Glascoe Linda Glascoe Georgene Gray Dorothy Handy Elizabeth Hackley Paulette Henderson Lottie Hutcherson Noami Hutcherson Estelle Jackson Martha Jackson Othelia Jackson Rosa Jackson Florence Johnson Laura Johnson Patricia Jones Alexis Kemper Jacqueline Kemper Forest Kilby Andrew Lee Ruth Lewis Donald Mallory Nana Mallory Margie Myles Isabel Nibblins Ronald Payne Evelyn Pollard Donald Porter Geraldine Porter Shirley Price 35 Katherine Robinson Sharon Robinson Lorraine Roy Margaret Rucker Jean Scott Ernestine Shanks Ivedene Shanks Barbara Smith Charles Smith Patsy Terrell Norman Terrell Lelia Thompson Sandra Thompson Walter Tibbs Pamela Tinsley Rexford Townes Carolyn Turner Jessie T wyman Joyce Weaver Esther Winston Isaac Winston Willie Wright Yvonne Yeager Jacqueline Young Mable Young Larry Alexander David Allen Robert Anthony Vivian Avery Cora Banks Virinda Banks William Banks Betty Bates Irvin Beasley Hazel Braxton FRESHMEN 36 Margaret Braxton Mary Brice Lula Briggs Patricia Bright Mary Brock Robert Brock Annette Brown Francis Brown Nathaniel Brown Sylvester Brown James Burrell Shirley Burrell Caroline Campbell Henry Carey Jacob Carey Charlotte Carpenter Edward Carpenter Sandra Carpenter Mary Carter Mireus Carter Van Carter Barbara Colbert Harry Coleman Herbert Dade Carolyn Davis Elizabeth Davis Louise Davis Alvira Day Leroy Ellis Patricia Ferguson Ernest Finks Shirley Fletcher Wilbert Ford Evelyn Frye Larry Frye Joyce Gaither Patricia Galbreath Walter Garnett Charles Gibbs Christine Glascoe 37 Joan Glascoe Robert Glenn Samuel Gourdine Shirley Gooch Elsie Gray Madilyn Gray Patsy Gray Rebecca Gray Mary Grayson Nancy Green Patricia Hall Rose Hart Gloria Henderson Pauline Herndon Roger Henderson Helen Hoffman Mary Holmes Nancy Holmes Alvin Humes Charles Jackson Janet Jackson Lillie Jackson Michael Jackson Paula Jackson Barbara Jasper Beulah Jasper Edna Jasper Nathaniel Jasper Rebecca Jasper Catherine Johnson Charles Johnson Clara Johnson Clyde Johnson Haywood Johnson James Johnson Joyce Johnson Lena Johnson Lucinda Johnson Lynwood Johnson William Johnson O 0 % I :% ft ' •� ' 0 % iufclVi Ay Elizabeth Jones Mary Jones Ronald Jones Daniel Jones Annie Kirkley James Kilby Earle Lawson Howard Lawson Angela Lee Margie Lee Patricia Legg Sarah Legg Diane Lewis Frank Lewis Otis Lewis John Lightfoot Priscilla Lindsey Alice Locker Harvey Mallory Jennifer Mallory Joe Mallory Ricky Mallory John Mayhew Barbara Menefee Gail Morgan Edith Morton Betty Newman Dorothy Nibblins Virginia Noakes Raymond Offer George P inkey Emma Porter Joseph Porter Thomas Porter Arthur Puller Willie Quarles Rose Rankin Alfred Reaves Doris Reaves Carl Richardson Helen Rose Jackie Rogers Tylitha Rogers Albert Scott Earl Scott John Scott Ronald Scott Virginia Sheppard Vaughan Shirley Vincent Shirley Edward Smith Harold Smith Mary Smith Barbara Strother Thomas Taylor Richard Taylor Joan Terrell Gregory Thomas Calvin Thompson Roger Thompson Emma Tinsley Peggy Togans Bonnie Turner Gregory Turner Karen Twyman Nancy Turner Ernest Waller Elzonia Walker Earl Warner Robert Ware Louis Washington Marquita Washington Mary Washington Shirley Washington Simuel Washington Thomas Washington Cheryl Wells Bernard White Edward White Peggy White 40 EIGHTH WJ, EfisflL iV t Stanley White David Williams Leroy Williams Mary Williams Ronnie Williams Lindsay Willis Harry Winkey Robert Winkey Leonard Williams Walter Winston Percy Wise Bruce Wood George Yates William Yeager Carolyn Young Coleman Young Nellie Young George Alexander Jerry Alexander Harry Alexander Julia Alexander Peggie Andes Paul Aylor Janet Anthony James Arrington Audrey Banks Christine Banks Frances Banks Jesse Banks Samuel Banks Peggie Barnes Pelton Barnes 41 Brenda Beckwith Jerome Benford Jeannie Boone Helen Bowles Willie Bowles Barbara Blankenbaker Barbara Braxton Myrtle Bright Robert Brock Lacy Brown Reginald Brown Teresa Brown William Brown Yvonne Brown Margaret Burrell Eunice Butler Margaret Butler Leroy Bundy William Campbell Margaret Carey Phyllis Carey William Carpenter Andenise Carter Marcus Carter Romain Carter Teresa Carter John Chapman Dorothy Christian Charlotte Colbert John Campbell Maria Coleman Howard Collins Gary Connelly Ann Cottoms Grace Cottoms William Cottoms Patsy Ferris Dana Ford Yvonne Ford Janice Franklin 42 John Franklin Brenda Frazici Jesse Garnett Diana Gaskins Arlene Gentry Beatrice Gibson Lucinda Gillison Shirley Gillison Henry Glascoe Linwood Glascoe Raymond Glascoe Zillah Glascoe Mary Good all Luther Gordon Mary Gordon Douglas Gourdine Irving Gourdine Edward Gray Elizabeth Gray Earline Green James Green Susie Hackley Charles Hall Esther Hall Madeline Hammond Barbara Handy Barbara Hearns Mary Hearns James Henderson Roger Herndon Edward Hill Roger Hill James Holmes Reuben Holmes Allen Hopkins William Hopkins Joyce Humes Margo Humes Julia Hunt John Hunter 43 Emma Jackson Jacqueline Jackson Jerry Jackson Julia Jackson Laverne Jackson William Jackson Stephen Jameson Armita Johnson Daniel Johnson Doris Johnson Gloria Johnson Herbert Johnson Mary Johnson James Johnson Peter Johnson Rixey Johnson Acey Jones Lloyd Jones Robert Lane Margaret Lee Edward Lewis Ethel Lewis Harry Lewis Henry Lewis Martha Lewis Thomas Lightfoot Estelle Lindsay Mary Lindsay Hurley Mallory Robert Mallory Alberta Mickey Lawrence Miles Charles Miller Gloria Moore Hattie Moore Jean Moore Fred Morgan Jerry Myles George Newman Curtis Nibblins ffto � ? n - I O O O I I Q 9 O B M T I Wl 3 ; O 1 ' irfc B 9 1 a fl V i i - W s � iv ft J wL i£ I m r fS %i ‘ 3 Betty Nixon Lee Nixon Rosa Nixon Peggie Offer Joyce Orange Lillie Orange Betty Page Betty Pendleton John Phillips Julia Pollard Marian Porter Leroy Porter George Puller Mary Puller Beverly Rawls Carolyn Rector Daniel Richards John Richards Reginald Richards Vincent Richardson Robert Roberts Frances Robinson William Robinson George Roy Patricia Rucker Henry Scott John Scott Robert Scott Betty Settle Calvin Shanks Geneva Shanks Caesar Sharpe James Sheppard Louise Sheppard Rosetta Shirley Theresa Shirley Charles Smith Margaret Smith Mattie Smith Patricia Smith 45 Lloyd Steward Ann Strother Felicia Strother Virginia Strother Harold Swales Herbert Swales Guy Taliaferro Alvin Terrell James Terrell Sylvia Terrell Alice Thompson Barbara Thompson Mildred Thompson William Thompson Alice Tibbs Jean Tibbs Reginald Timbers Cynthia Towles Darlene Towns James Tyler Estelle Tyree Jerry Tyree Constance Walker Delois Walker Elaine Walker Perce 11 Walker Richard Walker Carol Warren Sarah Warren Annabell Washington Betty Washington Carol Washington Hazel Washington John Washington Joyce Washington Roboid Washington Theresa Washington Willie Washington Benjamin White Lillian White 46 Robert White Annette Williams George Williams Michael Williams June Williams Sharon Wilson Thaddeus W inkey Gertrude Winston Bobbie Wright Raleigh Wright CAFETERIA PERSONNEL CENTER: Mrs. Beatrice Robinson, Manager. LEFT: Genevieve Glascoe, Assistant. RIGHT: Minnie Hackley, Assistant. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Jackson, Assistant Manager. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The primary objective of the National Honor Society is to encourage better scholarship. Members must be Sophomores, Juniors or Seniors who exhibit favorable character and maintain B (88) averages. Some of the activities of the organization a re a Student-of-the Month program, The Harvest Ball, Honesty campaigns, and Induction assemblies. Officers and members for 1964-1965 are: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Paula Blair Andrew Washington Ann Ford Patricia Mayhew Betty Taylor Rosie Banks Barbara J. Lewis Jane Carpenter Mrs. D. L. Parker, Sponsor Shirley Jackson Mary Lewis Joyce Ruffner Julia Yeager 50 STUDENT PARTICIPATION ASSOCIATION Here members of the Student Participation Association prepare pamphlets urging parents to register and vote in the 1964 election. Left to right: Rosie Banks; Corresponding Secretary, Hortense Beck; James Green; Shirley Jackson; Gloria Jackson; Patricia Mayhew; President, Betty Taylor; Vice President, Irma Lawson; Peggy Arrington; Treasurer, Patsy Scott; Joan Glascoe; Andrew Washington; Dorothy Arrington; Recording Secretary, Pamela Arring- ton; Reporter, Paula Blair; and Patricia DeBerry. 51 NEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The New Homemakers of America is a National Organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools. There are 5, 064 members of the Virginia Association and 78,969 members of the National organization. The purposes are: 1. To promote individual growth by developing physical, social and moral qualities. 2. To promote better home living. 3. To promote wholesome recreational activities. 4. To act as a unit for giving service to the school, state and nation. Officers (front row, seated): Vivian Avery, Parliamentarian: Cheryl Wells, Treasurer; Joan Glascoe, Reporter; Peggy Arrington, President; Dorothy Arrington, Vice President; Hortense Beck, Secretary. 52 LIBRARY CLUB ifc.-i ; a M. , f i 1 • J 1 • Gloria Anthony, Joyce Collins, Cheryl Wells, Beatrice Gibson, and Margaret Lee- -library assistants as well as Library Club members-- inspect a just-completed exhibit. Promoting a greater interest in books, here Gloria Jackson reviews a new book. Listening are (clockwise): Thelma King, Emma Tinsley, Haywood Johnson, Reginald Brown, Cheryl Wells, Marquita Washington, Peggie White, Margaret Braxton, Valerie Boyd, Mary Jackson, Mary Grayson, Joan Brown, Helen Edwards. Betty Jackson explains why she feels John F. Kennedy ' s Strategy of Peace is worthwhile reading. 53 MATHEMATICS CLUB The Mathematics Club was organized for the purpose of creating and maintaining interest in mathe- matics, building up interest on the part of students enrolled in the courses, stimulating interest on the part of students not currently taking mathematics, and cultivating skills and adding special information about mathematics. Many of these objectives are realized by allowing students to concentrate on related ex- periments for which class time is not sufficient to give the desired training or practice. Students may become members of the club if they show a great interest in mathematics and maintain an average of 80 or above. The Number Sense Club has as its officers: President Anna Lewis Vice President Virinda Banks Secretary Mary Lewis Assistant Secretary Patricia Mayhew Treasurer Rosie Banks Chairman of Program Committee Jennifer Mallory Sergeant-at-Arms Michael Jackson Reporter - Diane Lewis Sponsors: Miss S. M. Graham, Mr. R. Singletary 54 THE SCIENCE CLUB Science Clubs afford pupils an opportunity for specialization which they do not have in a science class. Members work on their own with topics of their interest and enjoyment. The science -interested student is probably characterized by the inquisitive mind seeking the answer which is not apparent. He does not accept the obvious as the best, but tends to explore beyond the obvious for the answer to what, why and how. The Science Club plays an important role in developing characteris- tics of pupils which may give rise to the true scientist. The Carver Crucible, the Science Club, has been registered as Chapter 2592 of The Future Scien- tists of America. Officers: President Vice President — Secretary Assistant Secretary Librarian Treasurer Vincent Shirley Sharon Wilson Paula Jackson Joan Terrell Virginia Sheppard Ronald Rocca Sponsor: Mrs. A. S. Hubb 55 NEW FARMERS OF AMERICA The New Farmers of America is the national organization of farm boys studying vocational agriculture in the public schools throughout the United States. Organized in Virginia in May, 1927, with a few chap- ters and members, it has expanded until now it numbers 1, 030 chapters and 58, 132 active members in 1963. The officers for 1964-1965 are: President Vice President — — Secretary Treasurer Reporter Watchman Historian Parliamentarian Chaplain Song Leader •James Green ■Frederick Smith ■Robert Carpenter ■Earl Scott ■Johnnie Tyree ■Harvey Johnson ■Charlie Rucker George Gibson ■Jesse T wyman ■Ronald Banks F. W. Nicholas and H. A. Collins, Advisors FRENCH CIRCLE FIRST ROW, left to right: Shirley Price; Isabel Nibblins; Pamela Arrington; Joyce Ruffner; Corresponding Secretary, Paula Blair; Secretary, Sharon Alexander; Rosie Banks; Gracie Banks; Chairman Constitution Committee, Dorothy Holmes; Hor- tense Beck; Assistant Secretary, Gloria Price. SECOND ROW, left to right: President, Dorothy Arrington; Barbara Lewis; Irma Lawson; Mary Lewis; Diane Rawls; Shirley Jackson; Doris Campbell; Patricia DeBerry. THIRD ROW, left to right: Harvey Lewis; Robert Tomes; Frederick Smith; Chairman Program Committee, Ronald Rocca; Vice President, Gilbert Turner; Wallace Weaver; Robert Strother; Treasurer, Andrew Washington; Sponsor, Miss Orr. The French Circle is an organization of the French I, the French II classes and of students who have formerly taken French. The main purpose of the Circle is to give the student a working knowledge of the language, and French culture and civilization. 57 STUDENT PATROLS President and Captain, Robert Carpenter; Vice President, Joseph Hunter; Secretary, Diane Rawls; Sergeant-at-Arms, George Banks; Chaplain, Steve Jameson. Robert Carpenter was elected Captain of the patrols for the year 1964-1965. The group patrols the halls and grounds to see that there are no bottles or other objects ly- ing around on which the students may injure themselves. The patrols also help the fac- ulty by seeing that students found in the halls during class periods re- turn to their rooms as soon as their missions are completed. Too, the members perform duties to and from school by serving as bus patrols. CHOIR President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Virginia Noakes Patricia Galbreath Lottie Hutcherson Virinda Banks ' DRAMATICS CLUB MEMBERS, left to right: Sharon Alexander, Lillian Slaughter, Florence Johnson, Sharon Beasley, Helen Edwards, Valerie Boyd, Paulette Johnson, Ivadean Shanks, Barbara Nelson, Vernie Benford, Michael Williams, Lloyd Jones. NOT PICTURED: Thomas Terrell, Emanuel Walker, Harrison Porter, Geraldine White, Yvonne White, Esther Hall, Ernestine Shanks. The Dramatics Club is an organization of students enrolled in the Speech and Drama class and other stu- dents who are interested in drama. In class students are required to compose and give speeches. It is felt that this will greatly increase a student ' s ability to speak before an audience. The following are the club ' s objectives: 1. To help students gain poise and confidence when speaking 2. To encourage better speech among the students 3. To give one three-act play 4. To interest other students in speech and drama through class projects 5. To sponsor an assembly program 6. To sponsor a play for the community The officers of the Dramatics Club are: President Vice President Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer -Sharon Alexander Jane Humes Yvonne White -Dorothy Holmes Ruth Lewis 59 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President Vice President — Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Sponsors Leata Jameson Joyce Brock Rebecca Ford Julia Waters Patsy Scott Mrs. D. P. Mills Miss A. L. Green CENTER: Shirley Price. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Porter, Sponsor; Patricia DeBerry; Jean Scott, Paulette Johnson; Gloria Roy, Elaine Walker, Linda Glascoe and Irving Gourdine. SECOND ROW, left to right: Helen Rose; Betty Nixon; Nancy I Greene; Nancy Turner; Beverly Rawls; Deloris Walker; Barbara Menefee and Andrew Lee. Head Cheerleader, Patricia DeBerry. 60 Sports BASEBALL TEAM KNEELING, left to right: Leroy Jones, Woodrow Scott, Lawrence Hutcherson, Marcellus Bumbrey, Tommie Bowles. SEATED: Mr. Sims, Coach: John Mallory, Haywood Turner, Johnny Tyree, Robert Adams, William Banks. THIRD ROW; Thomas Phillips, Charles Johnson, Wallace Weaver, Thomas Tyree. Baseball Schedule for 1965 Date Opponent Time and Place April 9 J. J. Wright 1:00 J. J. Wright April 13 J. J. Wright 1:00 Home April 16 Jennie Dean 3:30 Jennie Dean April 23 Jennie Dean 1:00 Home May 4 Parker Gray 4:00 Parker Gray May 11 Parker Gray 1:00 Home May 7 Luther Jackson 3:30 Luther Jackson May 14 Luther Jackson 1:00 Home May 19 C riser 8:00 Criser May 24 Criser 1:00 Home FOOTBALL TEAM C. ' if f a wm 4 it ifl IMA KNEELING, left to right: Marcellus Bumbrey; William Glascoe; Payton Bowler; Captain, Lawrence Hutcherson; Woodrow Scott; McPherson Frye; Thomas Terrell; George Dade. SECOND ROW, left to right: Coach, Mr. Simms; Van Cottoms; George Johnson; Albert Lacy; Cleve Dennis; Thomas Arrington; Albert Scott; Gerald Monroe; Robert L. Hunter; Coach, Mr. Poole; THIRD ROW, left to right: John Mayhew; Alfred Reaves; John Scott; James Chapman; Wallace Weaver, Robert Strother; Raymond Orange; TOP ROW, left to right: Thomas Washington; Charles Mallory; Mallory Monroe; Henry Robin- son; James Williams; Henry Anglin. Football Schedule for 1964 Opponent We Scores They Luther Jackson 7 27 W. C. Taylor 54 0 Douglas 20 13 Johnson Williams 33 7 Walker Grant 41 13 Parker Gray 20 0 1. P. Burley 21 56 Jennie Dean 21 6 63 BASKETBALL TEAM KNEELING, left to right: Andrew Johnson; Leroy Jones; Marcellus Bumbrey; Henry Anglin; Captain, Tommie Bowles; Wooi jy Scott; Mr. Sims, Coach; William Glascoe; John Mallory; Robert Strother; Lawrence Hutcherson; McPherson Frye; Henry Ro ni son • Basketball Schedule for 1964-65 Date December 3, 1964 December 8, 1964 December 10, 1964 December 15, 1964 December 18, 1964 January 5, 1965 January 8, 1965 January 12, 1965 January 15, 1965 January 22, 1965 January 29, 1965 February 2, 1965 February 5, 1965 February 9, 1965 February 12, 1965 February 13, 1965 February 19, 1965 February 26, 1965 Opponent Douglass J. J. Wright W. C. Taylor Criser Luther Jackson Parker Gray Luther Jackson J. J. Wright Douglass Parker Gray W. C. Taylor Douglas (Winchester) Jennie Dean Douglas (Winchester) Walker-Grant Walker-Grant Jennie Dean Criser Place Rap id an Snell Rapidan Rap id an Merrifield Alexandria Rapidan Rapidan Leesburg Rapidan Warrenton Rapidan Manassas Winchester Rapidan Fredericksburg Rapidan Front Royal Sylvia Beasley MISS HOMECOMING HOMECOMING Red Terrell struggles 65 yards for victorious Hawks. I Miss Homecoming and 66 HIGHLIGHTS Cheerleaders commence thrilling event with victorious cheers. her court. BAND AND MAJORETTES Officers: President, Theresa Lewis; Vice President, Ronald Beckwith; Treasurer and Student Director, Ella Lane; Color Bearers, Ivadine and Ernestine Shanks. Left to Right; Barbara Smith, Sandra Humes, Doris Campbell, Geraldine White, Paula Blair, Josephine Barnes, Dorothy Arrington and Head Majorette, Yvonne White. SCENES AROUND CARVER- --IN AND OUT OF THE CLASSROOM Joyce Ruffner is crowned Miss Junior by Miss Orr ' s French II students combine work with fun in improving their skills Andrew Washington. in French. A section of the choir works hard preparing for a concert Chemistry students put theory into practice Students in Mr. Cheston ' s Advanced Math class learn to use the slide rule. Some members of the FBLA take their future roles rather seriously. wins the coveted title of Miss Harvest Queen Delores Legg explains a problem in Mathematics II WHO’S WHO PAULA BLAIR PATRICIA MAYHEW SYLVIA BEASLEY LEATA JAMESON BARBARA LEWIS JULIA YEAGER MARGARET RUFFNER GERALDINE WHITE BARBARA HAMILTON JULIA YEAGER BIRDIE DANIELS VERNIE BENFORD JULIA YEAGER THERESA LEWIS MARY LEWIS ANN FORD Most Likely To Succeed Most Dignified Best Looking Best Personality Class Babies Biggest Flirt Quietest Most Talkative Best Athletes Best All Around Sport Best Dressed Best Dancers Most Modest Most Musical Best Liked Most Cooperative ANDREW WASHINGTON ALAN SCOTT CHARLES JAMESON WALLACE WEAVER JAMES BROWN LEROY JONES JOHN MALLORY HAYWOOD TURNER PEYTON BOWLER MARCELLUS BUMBREY RAYMOND WARE PEYTON BOWLER TOMMIE BOWLES JAMES BROWN CHARLES JAMESON ANDREW WASHINGTON 71 CLASS HISTORY In 1960, we, the senior graduating class of 1964-65 of Carver, entered the corridors of Carver as frightened and bewildered eighth graders. There were 228 of us enrolled that first year. At that time Carver seemed like an enormous and complex building, but as the year progressed we relaxed and began to concentrate seriously on our schoolwork. To help us make this transition were our sympathetic and understanding sponsors- -Miss Reavis, Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Harvey, and Miss Taylor. Our ninth and tenth grade years passed very swiftly. We participated in the various extracurricular activities. By then Carver had taken on the appearance of a second home to us. During those two years we sponsored different activities, such as school dances, cake raffles, basketball games and selling Journal an d Guides to raise funds for the Junior- Senior Prom we were to give our Junior year. Our ninth grade sponsors were Miss Thomas, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Harvey, Miss Keith, and Mr. Finlay. Unfortunately, during our sophomore year we lost two of our best sponsors but we were lucky enough to retain Miss Keith, Mrs. Parker, and Mrs. Harvey. During our Junior year we worked long hours to make the Junior-Senior Prom an unfor- gettable experience for our departing seniors. We had for our theme With a Song in My Heart . The Rocking Riffs provided the music for us that night. We also crowned Joyce Ruffner Miss Junior. Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Parker, and Mr. Finlay were our kind and help- ful sponsors. Although we were quite happy as Juniors, we were overjoyed at the thought of becoming big shot seniors. In 1964 we entered Carver for our final year. Almost from the start plans were made for that great day of graduating. We also worked wholeheartedly to produce a good year- book worthy of our many years at Carver. We were proud and thrilled to have Sylvia Beasley crowned Miss Homecoming for 1964. Our advisors were Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Par- ker, and Mr. Finlay, to whom we owe our deepest appreciation and gratitude for their wise counseling . Throughout our many years at Carver we have left a large number of our former classmates behind in our struggle to reach the top. But those of us who will march down the aisle, hold our heads proud and straight and gaze into the future. Carver will al- ways have an inspiration, rrforal, social, and memorable effect upon our hearts and minds and the path we choose to take. 72 ML Advertising mm The Most Distinguished Name in School and College Jewelry EDWARD C. SMITH P. O. Box 146 Richmond, Virginia YOUR GUARANTEE OF: Perfect Satisfaction Unmatched Quality Dashing Style Complete Security 74 - 76 Compliments of NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY SHADY GROVE MOTEL Culpeper, Virginia Leon, Virginia Compliments of Compliments MADISON of DRUG STORE GIBBS ESTES’ STORE Madison, Virginia Madison, Virginia Compliments H P APPLIANCES, INC. 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