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

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GLADYS MAE WINKEY Winkie” Practical Nurse Not Shown MARY ANN WORMLEY Little Feedie” F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Yearbook Staff Secretary HENRY FORTUNE CLEVE DENNIS ISAAC WINSTON Dorothy Holmes — Editor; YEARBOOK STAFF Miss C. J. Stephens — Advisor. Page 20

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GILBERT FRANCIS TURNER ■ ' Gil” French Circle, Basketball, Football Mathematician Mice” Football, Basketball, Baseball Lawyer JOHNNY HOWARD TYREE Termite” F.F.A., Library Club, Football, Base- ball, Basketball P.E. Teacher SARAH FRANCES TYREE Cookie” (j.A.A., Patrol P.E. Teacher REGINA LEAUDREY WALKER Gina” Dramatics Club Secretary ,9 RICHARD WARREN WEAVER F.F.A. Electrician HAZEL MARIE WALKER Beautician

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W£ and edtament To the Junior Class, we will our beloved Government teacher Miss C. J. Stephens and our seats in government class. To the Sophomore Class, we will continued health and much success in the future. To the ninth grade class, we will continuous success and happiness throughout the remaining years. To the eighth grade class, we will our sponsors and the ability to become seniors. Gloria Price wills to Shirley the grades she made in Home Economics. Hazel Walker wills to Shelia, the ability to become a senior. Gladys Winkey wills to Margaret Carey, the ability to become a senior. Joyce Snead wills to Patricia and Clearence Snead, the ability to become seniors. Ella Stewart wills to Harry Clark, the ability to become a senior. Sarah Tyree wills to Estelle and Jerry, the ability to graduate. Patsy Scott wills to Ronald Scott the ability to stop trying to charm girls and start charming his school work. Mary Wormley wills to Sharon Wilson, the ability to get along with others and to Ronald Banks, the ability to become a senior. Regina Walker wills to Maxine Clark and her sister Shelia, the ability to graduate. Joyce Thompson wills to her brother Roger Thompson and William Johnson much luck in the future. Carolyn Rawlings wills to Robert Scott, the knowledge to graduate. Harrison Porter wills to his sister Marion, the ability to become a senior. Richard Porter wills to Joseph and Emma Porter, the ability to be- come a senior and to Hortense Beck all his love. Gilbert Turner wills to Nancy Turner, the ability to graduate and to all the young ladies his love. Raymond Orange wills to Gloria Henderson and Lillian Orange, the knowledge to graduate. Ronald Robinson wills all his love to Terry Rawls and hopes that she and Sharon will graduate in the future. Page 21