1 500 2 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/83/8909/Eagle1950.pdf 7d2c847ffcd5fe0be10710b980f34b90 PDF Text Text ��'1he EAGLE I 'I I A PICTORIAL AND WR ITTEN REVIEW OF THE 1949-50 SCHOOL YEAR .. . * CARVER HIGH SCHOOL * salem, virginia �* * * * * * ,~CAUSE THE EMBLEM of ouc basketball teams is the Eagle, we, the Staff, have chosen as the name of this edition of the Carve r Yearbook, "The Eagle." This volume represents our diligent effort to record in pictorial form the well-loved faces and scenes along with sketches of activities, all of which have contributed to make our school days happy. We are sincere in our wish that this annual will bring yo u pleasure as yo u turn the pages which portray the 1949- i 950 school year at Carver School. * * * - - * * * -------------------------------- �* * * * * * l\IRs. DA1 s Y J. ARMSTRO:KG 'fir THE ANN UAL STAFF AND THE C LASS OF 1950, +eke 000<idec able pride in dedicating thi s editio n of THE EAGLE to o ur su p er- visor, Mrs. Dai sy J . Arm strong . We take thi s mea ns of ext endi ng to her o ur sin ce re appreciation for her e nthu sia st ic e nd eavo rs and acc ompl ishments during the yea rs we ha ve kno w n her: and we co ngrat ul ate her as she compl etes he r twenty-fift h yea r in Roanok e C ou nty . She ha s been a guid ing influe nce in ou r sc hoo l life and we wi ll eve r remembe r the word s of advi ce w hic h she so ofte n ha s sai d throughout t he yea rs, "A nything wort h doing is wo rth doi ng well. " �Our Principal MR. R. RL· sr-r AN DER SON Dea r Seniors: Time has moved around the clock of life a nd has br ought yo u to t his eventf ul year-a yea r when aspirations and dreams oi a new day have come true. Ma y this new day be b e d ecke d with a grow in g love for greater service to a ll mankind and this wo rld a better wo rld b eca use yo u helped to make it so. Throug h the years I shall a lways remembe r you and hope for you the best of li fe' s treasure s. Senio rs , we have come to the parting of the ways, a nd I wo uld not d e ny yo u t he opportunity of ho isting your sails to the stronger winds of a greate r sea. For how co uld yo u t est your ski ll s and d e monst rate th e le ss o ns taught he re at C a rver, if life's wave s were always smooth? H oweve r, as you sa il o n life's sea, see k to me asure t he hei ght and depth of all mankind on the scales of unb iased and un e motional op ini o ns . Drink deep ly from the c ups o f knowledge. Re· membe r, Seniors, understanding is a blessing o f ed uc ation. Therefore, when you reach t he harb o r of success, bid vou go forth a nd remember, " Su cce ss is found in the soul of you an d not in the realm of luck; t he worl d wil l furnish th e work to d o, but you must provid e th e p luck." Members of the Cl ass of 1950, I cong ratulate yo u today b e cause yo urs is the oppo rtunity to go forth and us e the talents God has g iven you . I still shall knock upon life's door ,Jud pound its h eavy bolts and hars Although my fl rs h he 'l.l.:rak and sore And face a m ess of ugly scars; I v.;il/ not falter, nor give up I 'll rlimh a Calvary with a Cross, Endurr th e thorns, and drink t hr cup But nevrr cnunt my purposr lost . Si nc e re ly , R. RusH A N DERSON fo ur �Faculty To p r ow, !e;t to right - M rs . Ed na Prunty , 1st grade-Virgini a Stat e, Col umbia U niversity; M rs . El sie A nde rso n, 2n d grade-Hampton; M rs . J essie J o nes, 3rd grade-Virginia St ate: M rs. M atti e Sti eff, 4t h g r ad e- Virginia State : M rs . A lpha Smith, 5th grad e-Virgin ia Stat e . Second r ow, l eft to right- M rs Ha t t ie Bur le r , 7th grade- V 1rg1n1 a State, M rs J ani e W 1ll 1ams. En glish, Fre nch, G ove rn ment, M aihematics Ha mp ton Co1u m b1ci, M r L ~e C a llaw ay, I ndu str ia l Educat1on- H amplon; M r s. Flo ssie W est, H ome Eco nomics, W e st Virginia Stat e, H a m pt o n; Mr. W m . Gre e ne, Engl ish, M a th ematics, Science, Physical Education- Bluefield State . Th ird row , left to right - M rs. Flore nce Pru nt y, English , C ivics-S ha w , U nion · M i ss M uri el Tra ynham. Social Studies-A & T: M rs. Georgia C urtis , L ibrarian-V irg inia St ate; Mr s. M ad e l in e Parha m, Business, Bi o l ogy, Ca feteri a Man ager-Sha w ; M r. J ames Price, C hem i stry, Bio l ogy , Physical Educa ti on, C o ac h- Blu efield State . Fl.'.. urt h r ow, lef t to r ight- M rs . M artha Su e Cook e, Engl ish , Frenc h, Physica l Education , C oach-Vir q inia St ate, N ew York U ni,c rsity · M r. Ro b er t Baker , Pract i ce Te ac her in I ndu strial Arts Education-Tuskeqee; M iss Cat heri ne H ow ard , SecretaryVirg i nia State, Hunt er Col l ege ; M iss f< uby Tab orn, Li b rariun-V i rginia State ; M is~ Georgia Coleman , M uthematics- Tenness ee State. Not pictured- M rs . A. M arie C oq ley, 6th g ra de-Virg i nia Sta te, Cat ho li c Un iversity. f ive �Class Advisers i\1Rs. .:\IART l! A S u~ CooKE ,\fo. JA~IES \ \I. l'RI CE ../11/.,Rs. MARTHA SUE COOKE began teac hin J at Carve r upon graduatio~ from Virginia State Co llege in 1944. MR. JAM ES PR ICE. who returned to Blu e field State Colleg e a+te r three years in t he Ar my, g raduated in 1948 and obta in ed a t eac hing posit io n at Carve r that September. Th ese two pe rso ns beca me co-s po nso rs of the Junior Cla ss in 1948 a nd continued to spon sor t he c la ss during the 1949-50 sc hool yea r. My fon d est ho p e fo r each of yo u is t hat yo u will su ccee d in you r eve ry e nd e avo r. I ca n t rut hfu ll y sa y th at p a rt in g is sweet so rrow, fo r alt ho ug h I wil l miss yo u , I a m co nf ident that yo u will make me p ro ud to say t hat I have b ee n assoc iated wit h yo u. I wish yo u Bon Voyage a nd le a ve yo u wit h t he se few wo rd s of good a dv ice : "Tak e timr t o worh-it is thr price of rnc cess . Takr tim e to thi11!t-it is the fountain of '1.r:isdom. Tak1! timl' t o play- it is th r secret of pr rn111ial you t h. Take time to r ead-it is th r fou11tai11 of w isdom. Ta/tr tim e to worship-it is th!' highway to rrverl'11U. Tak e time to he happy- it is th r road t o hapj, in rss. Tak e t i m e to d ream - it is hitd1i11g your wagon t o a star." M ARTHA S U E C OOKE SI X All good t hin gs m ust come to an e nd. So e nds a b e autiful assoc ia t io n here a t Carver Sc hool. If I had a final me ssag e to g iv e you it wo uld be t his: Whatever yo u do, do it well. M any obstac les w ill con front you. Simpl y ke e p strugg li ng and success w ill be yo urs. Good luck a nd shoo t for t he sta rs even if yo u do fa ll in the c lo uds , for , as Rob e rt Browning so truthfu ll y said: "!Vl r111's r ('(nh should t'XCN'< I his grasp-or what's a h eavrn for .' 11 J AMES \.V . PRICE �Annual Sta~~ Seated , le ft to right- Reba Terry , Lewey H a le, Frankye Hunter, Martha Vin eyard, Clara A nderson, J oseph Curtis, C har les Thompson, Ed ito r-in-Chief; Evelyn Simmons , Russell Sm ith, Austin Tuning, J ohn Wright , Wil lia m Gra ve ly. Standing, lef t t o ri ght- Clease Tho mpso n , Theresa Penn, Georg ia Bratton, Patric ia G rav e ly , Sonny 6axte r, Richar d Gra ve ly, Bess ie C o les, El sie Ter ry, Ed ward W hi t lock, Fran c is Ba nk s, G eorg e Gree nhow e and An dre w Jo nes . se v en f.. �We Take Pleasure In Presenting OFFICERS OF THE SENIOR C LASS Left to r ight- Lewey H a le, Sergeant -at-Ar ms ; Fr ankye Hu nt e r, Bu si ness M a nager; H omza H a l e, Tr eas ur e r; G eo r g i a Br atton, Secre t ary; C lara An de rso n, Pre sident; Rufu s H o ll y, V i ce- Pr es ident: M artha Vin ey a rd, A ssistan t Sec r etary; Andrew J o nes, Chapla in; A li ce Man ns, A ss ista nt Bus in ess M a nager; M a ggi e Smith , A ssis t ant Chaplain. eight �Seniors C LARA FR ANC ES ANDERSON " Sla ra" Pres ident Senior Class; Ba ske tba l l, 1 year ; Gl ee Club; Annua l Staff . BETTIE AL EASE A NDERSON " Bet sy " Business Mana ger Camera Cl :.ib: Varsity "C "; Basketball , 3 years; Y-T eens . FRANCIS ROSCO E BANKS " Sk ee b o" Ca mera Club; Varsit y "C"; Basket ball, Hi- Y; Annual Staff. years; SONNY MILTON BAXTER C amera Cl,ub; Hi-Y; Dramat ic Club . GEORG IA GER TRUDE BRATTON " Dusty" Secretary Seni or Class; Glee C lub ; Se nior Y-T eens ; Band; Dramatics . ROCK LEY ELI ZA BETH BR A TTON " Bunch " Glee Club RALPH JU NI OUS BROWN " Snook " Hi-Y JOSEPH AR TH UR CUR TI S "J oe" Captain Ba sketba ll Tea m: Hi -Y; Treasurer Varsity "C"; Business Mana ger Ca me ra Club: Ba sket ball , 4 ye ars . CHARLES RICHARD G RAV ELY " Slick " H i- Y ; Ban d ; Tra in er, Basketball Team; Saf ety Patr o l. W ILL IAM GRAVE LY, Jr. " Bil l" Hi -Y; Varsity "C " ; Basketba ll , 3 years . ,11ne �Seniors HANNAH LEE GROGAN " Lea" Glee Club; Dra mat ics. GEORGE JACKSON GRE ENH OW E "Bease l" H i.Y; Band; Gle e Club. THEODOR E GORDON H ARR IS "Th ea" Camera Club; Glee Club; Hi·Y; Drama tic Club. A LBE RTA GER TRUDE HALE " Bert" Gl ee C lub; Dra matics . HOMZA H A LE, J r. "Homa Jr." Treasurer Senior Cla ss ; Hi - Y; Varsity "C" ; Ba sketbal l, 3 years . LEWEY BOYD HA LE " Coot" Hi · Y; Glee Club; Varsi t y " C ' ; Basketba ll , 4 year s; Sergeant-at -Arms Senior Cl ass . ETHE L JUAN ITA H O LLEY " Et" Glee Cl ub ; Senior Y-Teens; Dra matic Club. RUFUS ERVIN HOL LEY " Rudy" Vice- President Senior Class; Hi -Y; Glee Club; Dramatic Club. FRANKYE RU TH HUNTER "Jacki e" Manager Girl s' Basketbal l Team: Bu siness M anage r Senio r Clas s; Basketball, 2112 years; Vice - Pr esident Dr a~a f ic Club; Glee Club; Annual Staff; _S ecretary Varsoty "C": Bu siness M anager Senior Y· Teens. JOHN ROBER T HELM " Bob by" Glee Club; Hi -Y. �Seniors ANDREW LEWIS J O NES " Draws" Ch apl ain Senio r C lass ; H i- Y; G l ee C lub; Bask etb all, 3 yea rs; Varsity "C." W ILLI AM THOMAS LEV ICY " Buck" Dramatic C lub; Glee C lub; Ba sketba ll, 2 years; Hi -Y . ALICE ROBER TA MANNS "Al" G lee Clu b ; Dramatic Cl ub ; Assistant Bu si ness Manager Seni or Class TH ERESA NATALIE PENN " Treet" G lee C lub ; Annua l Staff . LEN A PEARL QUAR LE S " Re d " Dramatic Cl ub . EVE LYN IR ENE SIMMONS " Eve " Bas ketba ll , 2 yea rs; Vice- Pres ident Dramat i c Clu b ; A ssociate Ed it o r Annual Staff . M ,A.GGIE BEA TRICE SM ITH " Bea" A ssista nt C hap la in Seni o r Class; Trainer Girls' Basketbal l Team; Glee Cl ub; Dram atic Club; Sen ior Y- Teens. RU SSELL SMITH " Smitty " Hi -Y; G lee Cl ub; Va rsity " C' ', Bas ketb a ll, 3 ye ars : C o- C aptain , Bas ketball Tea m. ELSIE MAE TERRY " El" Basketball , I ye ar; Glee C lub; Dram ati c Club; Se nior Y -Te c ns . REBA MAE TERRY " Re-Bop " Pres ident Va rsi ty "C , President Girls ' Physic al Ed uc atio n Associa tion: Recordi ng Secretary Camera Club ; Se nio r Y Tee ns; Basketba ll . 4 years ; Ca ptain Basketball , 3 ye ars ; Dramatic C lub. eleven �Seniors JANET GLORIA TH OMASON "Jeanie" Dra m atics: Annu a l Staff . EC C LESI ASTES BELLE TH OMPSON "Clease" Pr es id e nt Se ni o r Y-Te e ns; Fin a nc ia l Secre ta ry Cam e ra C l ub ; G lee Club ; M a na ge r Baske tb a ll Team ; Band. CHARLES NATHANIEL TH OMPSON "Nay" Ed it o r Annu c1I St a ff; Bu sin e ss M a nag e r Dr am atic s; Pr e sid e nt Hi - Y; Gle e Club: Manag e r Bask etba ll Team; Ba nd . MARTHA ELLA VINEYARD "Butch" Ba sketba ll , 4 ye ars; Presid e nt C a mera Club .. 3 years; Cam era C lub, 4 years; Annu a l Staff; Assi stant Secr e tar y Se nior C la ss ; Var sit y "C"; Secr e tar y Y- Teen s. CE LE ST INE ANN WH ITE " Tee n" G l ee Club; Annu a l Staff. MATTIE LEE WILEY "Jo" Bas ketbal l , 4 year s; Y-T ee ns; Pr eside nt Gl ee C l ub ; Dr a matic s; Var sity "C." ALEASE FRANCES W ILLI AMS "Shorty " G lee Club ; Y-Tee ns; Dra mat ics. STEARNES WR IGH T, Jr. " June " Hi . Y; A nnua l Sta ff; Band. N ot pict ured WILLIAM KEATON JONES ROBERT A. LAW +•ne fve �Class History On September 7, 1945, eighty-one eighth graders crowded in Room 203 in order to be divided into two sectio ns. Mrs. F. Prun ty and Mrs. Williams were our homeroom teachers-Mrs. Prunty keeping forty-two of us a nd Mrs. Williams thirtyn1ne. Of our numb e r at this time, twenty-three were from the Ne wtown- Pinkard Court-Starkey section; t wenty from Salem; ten from Vinto n; six from Ballyhack; six from Goodview; four from Hollins; +hree from Brackettow n ; four from Kingstown; two from Big Hill; two from Catawba; one from Bent Mt.; and one from Franklin County. We were a rip-snorting eighth grade-typical of the group whic h is classified neither as elementary nor as high school st udents. Generally, we we re not too much interested in sc hool work; rather, we wish e d to " belong " and e xpres sed this desire by being hol y terrors in every se nse of the wo rd . However, some of us spent the tim e profitably , for during that year severa l of us made the honor roll and most of us passed to the ninth grade. When we returned to sc hool in 1946 our form er teachers greeted us wit h hopes that we were going t o be quieter, more st udiou s boy s and girl s. Our homeroom teachers were Mrs. Frances Harrison and Mrs. Will iam s. As we formed our cliques , ou r discovery that man y members of our rank s ha d no t returned to sc hool dampened our spi rits so mewhat-for we had be e n so pro ud of being th e la rgest c la ss in the schoo l! This year we b ec ame ba sketball con sc iou s. Most of us were overs hadowed by the old e r members of th e teams, but ihose of us who mad e t he squads tri e d hard to be outsta nding whene ve r we were given a chance. In ad di t io n to our b ei ng fullfledged members of th e sc hool squad s, we were thrilled when both o ur boys ' and girls' teams won the intramural champ io nship that year. Now c la ss pride began to exhibit itse lf; we became a wa re of t he nec ess ity to stick to g et he r, work hard, and prepare for our junior a nd senio r years. During the sc hool yea r, 1947-48, our hom eroom teache rs we re Mrs. Flossie West and Mrs. Gladys Saunders. By this time our membersh ip ha d dw indl ed, but we were still the largest c lass in the school. We worked hard and p layed hard this year. Our ba sketball p laye rs were recog ni zed as good pl ayers, we participated in e ve ry activity of th e sc hoo l, and in general we had grown up a b it . When we re turned to sc hoo l in Sept e mbe r 1948, we met in Roo m 205 whe re our Co- sponsors, Mrs. Cooke a nd Mr. Pri ce, divided us in to two sect io ns. H owever, no lo ng er we re we to ~av e se p arate homero o m period s a nd c lass bu si ness was to be handled by one set o f officers. Thi s wa s our bu siest year. We were conscio us o f being respon sible for the prom and of the ne e d for fund s for our se ni o r yea r. We were important me mb ers of t he teams now and Re ba Te rry was e lected c a ptain of the girls ' squad . We spo nso red pro jects-th e Ch ristm as Tree: th e " Mr. Carver-Miss Addi so n" W e dding (a pro ject spo nso red jointl y wit h Add iso n H ig h). In Ma y we spon so red the prom fo r t he seniors, spar ing no troubl e and expense to make it o ne of the be st in th e hi story of th e sc hool . Our Seni o r year ha s b ee n one o f mu c h acti v ii y . We have di rected most of our talents and fun ds to wards oreoara ti o n o f {·he 1950 Annual. We have been acti ve in athletic s and ha ve b ee n m e ~be.1·s of seve ral organi za ti o ns, in many instances holding o ffi ces. t hirteen �POEM B)I flfAGGIE B. s~ rIHJ Out of Carver in ninetee n fifty We, a c!ass bright and thrifty, Will do our best to mak e a nam e And write our st o ry on th e scro ll. Trouble has never wor ri ed us As we t raveled throug h life's du st , By a road that leads us ever o n To the hi g hest places man ha s t rod . W hil e at st ud y with no teacher ne ar, Our lessons we mastered with conscience c lear ; Vie never fr etted, pouted or fro wne d But got ou r le ssons as by dut y bound . Throu g h old Carver we onward passed, Shunning neit he r books nor daily class; But met the m all without a dread And eac h day found us forging ahead . The rul es of the sc hoo l have we ever kept, As we've c limbe d up ward step by step; Th e wo rd "ca n't " we put away And left for ot hers to say. We 've laid as id e "can't" a nd picked up "must." A nd out mu c h e mpha sis o n it , I tru st; Th at is th e reaso n why we are he re Crowned with success wit h hea rts full of c heer. Marc h o n, o !d Carver, grand and tal l, March o n, o ld sc hoo l mates , one a nd a ll ; To ou r dear teach e rs we say, " Marc h o n! To yo ur succe ss when we are gone." Now the tim e ha s come to say far ewe ll ; H ow o ur courage fa il s us yo u ca nn ot t e ll, For ou r plea sant memor ies we ha ve a sigh , And >ay to dea r o ld Carve r, "Goodbye. " And now that t he final wo rd is spoke n Le t us keep ou r ra nks unbroke n ; Wit h Carve r as o ur beacon light, Let us march o nwa rd to th e heig ht . With relucta nce we le ave o ld C. H. S. Where we 've tri ed to do o ur very b est ; We shi'J ll stri ve to reac h the hi ghest goal, And mee t life 's dut ies wi th cou rag e bold. fo urtee n �CLASS SONG When we speak the sad word farewell How oft our eyes are bathed with tears: But "Hope" whispers to each saddened heart Friendships' golden links will hold through passing years. Farewell, class mates, farewelL dear school, Our hearts wi ll often hear the soft refrain FarewelL farewell, fare we ll, farewell until we meet again. Though our paths may lead us far apart But old Carver High will ever bide We will breathe a prayer to meet again And our Alma Mater's link will stem each tide. T1111('-ALOHA OE Ry FRA N K Y E R l'T H Ht:"\TER CLASS MOTTO CLASS COLORS S tn1 ,r;gi1's 11rnlcc s11 rress: suc cess 11w/;:es R111 c a11d 1F h ite li appi ncss: ili <'reforc, {et 11 s resof1• e t a 111a!.' e 0 11rs1''11 es s11ffessf 11 l and happy. fifteen �MARTHA VINEYARD will s Edward Whitlock a pa ck ag e of pap ~ r and a pe ncil so t hat he won 't ha ve to b o rrow an y during the first si x wee ks of his Se nio r Yea r. EVELYN SIMMONS wills Mrs. Cooke a box of Klee nex so tha t she will have t hem whe n sh e ta ke s a col d . ALICE MANNS wills Betty Fre e man a nd Jean Chapman a ba g of pota to chip s so tha t th ey wo n't stand a ro und the cafete ria looki ng hun g ry. ROCK LEY BRATTON wills Edith Wiley t he a bility to g et to schoo l o n t im e 1n th e mo rning . MATTIE WILEY wil ls Mr. Price a ke y cha in so t ha t he wo n't have to us e a sa fe ty pin . FRANCES WILLIAMS wills Jean Chapman th e ab ility to ow n a ca r so t hat sh e wo n't have to fig ht Bucky to rid e in his. FRANKYE HUNTER wills Dorothy Ho'.mes a ca r in c ase J o hn Fai rfax's break s do wn. ELSIE TERRY wil ls James Hardy a c rate of C oca-Cola to kee p t he co ke mac hin e runnin g next yea r. CLARA ANDERSON wil ls Carnita Alexand e r a car so th a t she wo n' t have to d e pe nd on Bo bb y Twin e. ALBERTA HALE wil ls Melvina Manns two ha ir bare ttes so t ha t she wo n't have to bo rrow a ny fo r a co up le o f mo nt hs. MAGGIE SMITH wills Annie Bell Sheppard a pia no so that she will be a bl e to co ntinu e he r mu sic le ss o ns. CHARLES THOMPSON wills the enti re Stu d e nt Body th e a bili ty to get alo ng wit h te a c he rs. SONNY BAXTER wills C lare nce Wright his ab ility to wo rk locke r co mbin a t io ns. GEORGE GREENHOWE wills Mr. Price a can of bl ue pa in t so t hat he ca n pa int his ca r to loo k lik e a ho t-rod. WILLIAM JONES wills to t he futu re Algeb ra classe s hi s abil ity to work Al ge bra . HOMZA HALE will s James Hale th e a b ili ty to be o n th e baske tbal l tea m. THEODORE HARRIS wills G eorge Bruce a pa ckage of cigarettes . RU FUS HOLLY wil ls hi s exte nsive voca bul ary to hi s fel low scho olmate s. BETTIE ANDERSON wills Mrs. Cooke a box of powde r fo r he r itc h. CLEASE THOMPSON wills Matti e Vin eyard he r abi lity to co ntinu e to make g ood g rad es thro ug ho ut t he yea rs. REaA TERRY wi lls any g irl in C a rve r he r a bi lity to pla y bask e tb all. LENA QUARLES wi lls Hazel Anthony he r abi lity to st udy mo re an d keep he r eve rla st ing fri e nd shi p . JANET THOMASON wills Shirl ey Quar~es he r a b ility to kee p up he r st ud y a nd find fri e nd ship in t he futur e . HANNAH GROGAN wills Row ena Patte rson t he a b ility to fi nish sc hool. THERESA PENN wil ls all t he students of Ca rve r he r ev e rlasti ng fr ie nds hi p. ETHEL HOLLEY will s the J unio r C la ss t he abil ity to succeed. RICHARD GRAVELY wills al l his love to an y g irl in Carve r Sc hoo l. RALPH BROWN wi lls Mr. Price three sport boo ks so he ca n lea rn a li+ tle mo re abo ut sp o rts. W ILLI AM GRAVELY wills John Hopkins a pipe to kee p him fr o m smoking c iga rettes . JOHN HELM wills his ab ility to lea rn to some lu cky se nio r. JOSEPH CURTIS wil ls Char'.ie Bai :ey his hoo k shot. FRA NCIS BAN KS wills all the girls of Carve r Sc hoo l his eve rlast in g fri e nd ship. AN DREW JO NES wi lls John Wright his te nnis shoes so J ohn won ' t ha ve to bo rrow a ny next yea r. LEW EY H A LE wi lls Th eo dore Lewis a pai r of sweat socks. W ILLIAM LEVICY wills Th eodore Lewis the abili ty to stay in sc hool an d get his le ssons . RUSS ELL SM ITH wills Weat he r Smit h the abil ity to play basketba ll. six teen �Boy Most Likely To Succeed Rufus Holly Girl Most Likely To Succeed Ecclesiastes Thompson . . . . . . . Elsie Terry Prettiest Girl Joseph Curtis Most Hand so me Boy * * * * * Bossiest Girl Martha Vineyard Bossiest Boy ....... . .. William Levicy Smartest Girl Janet Thomason Smartest Boy ... .. .. ......... . ... . .. ... ... . ... Rufus Holly Best Athlete (Boy) Francis Banks Best Athlete (Girl) Reba Terry Shortest Girl Mattie Wiley Shortest Boy Sonny Ba xter Tall est Girl Alice Manns Tallest Boy Stearnes W rig ht Best Dressed Boy Russell Smith Best Dressed Girl Ecclesiastes Thompson Best Dancer (Boy) ...... Frances Williams Skinniest Boy Richard Grave ly Skinniest Girl Theresa Penn Heaviest Boy Ralph Brown Maggie Smith Cutest Couple in the Senior Class * * * * * Mattie Wiley and Chas. Thompson Best Tempered Boy Stearnes Wright Best Tempered Girl Hannah Grogan Worst Tempered Boy Homza Hale Worst Tempered Girl Martha Vineyard Girl with Best Figure . . ... . Mattie Wiley Boy with Best Ph ysique * Lewey Hale Best Dancer (Girl) Heaviest Girl * * * Russell Smith Loudest Girl Bettie Anderson Loudest Boy And rew Jone s Quietest Girl Ce lestine White Quietest Boy Homza Hale seventeen �* I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. eig ht een Jf O * Mrs. Armsrtong . ."A nytl1 ing <l•orlh doing is u•ortli doi ng well." Mr. Callaway . "S/ll( t your mouth! " Mrs. Prunty ." I'll talk <t•hel/. 31ou finish. " Mrs. Cooke . . . . . . . ."A ll bo3•s get out of t lie gyl/I ! '' Mi ss Traynha m .. ."f'll lrt J11r. A nderso n stra ight en yo1 1 out!" Miss Howard . ."M. r . .Anderson is bury; COi/iC /lac!» la'cr.'' Mrs. William s . .''SPe fl.,f r. A nd erson before you rol/l c hark tu rlass! '' Mrs. Parham . .. . ." No l// Ore rl1orolale l/liU' ." Mrs. Curti s ."T/1e 1ibrar31 is a place to sl1ulj•, nul lo rurry on !" Mr. Price ... ... ... .. ."Let's get q11ic t !" Mr. G ree ne "Let's clear the lrnll ." Mrs. West . " Yo n ·will have to //l cd·r tl1ree gar111 r 11ls before you ca l/. /Jass tl1 e cou rse." �Junior Class ~--J First row, l e ft to ri gh t - El sie Slash , Bar ba ra Bo yd en , Bett y Burn s, Doro t hy H o l mes , Bett y Freeman , Aus t in Tun i ng , J e an Be tt y Sh e ppard, Luc i lle Qua rl es . Second row, le f t to ri g ht-Mi ss Tra yn ham , A dv ise r : Eve lyn C lcJrk , Shir ley Q uarles, La ura A nd re ws, M ar ie H a rd y, Betty Frogg, Lau ra Bo a rd , C ar r.i ta Ai e>. an d cr, M rs. G. C urt is , Ad viser . Third r o w, l e ft to r i g ht- Al l red Lee , Mo se s Anderson, W i l l ia m Ta y lor, Ed w a rd C a l l e ndar, N ea l C o m p t on, J ames Hal e . Fo urth row , le f t to r i g ht - J a m es Kee l i ng, J ohn W r i ght , Su l l i van H o ll a nd . C har les Ba i ley . Last row , l eft t o r igh t- Edw ar d W hi t l o c k, Ro b e rt H o p so n. Chap m an , H o lmes , Elaine CLASS O FFICER S President .. .... . . . .... . . . . . . A L. ST I N TL"N l NG / "ice Preside nt ... . . ... . BETTY J E AK F 1n: E~ 1 A N Srrrrtary N rco rdi 11 .r; S rrr!' lor_\' T rcas11 rrr ::-i l "L L IVA N l-IO L L.'\N D Co -H11 si11 ess .i!a1rng as E m \·/\1m \ \"1-11 T LO CK '\ \' 1 L LJ A~ l TA YLOR nin etee n �Sophomore First r ow, left to right- Class Barbara H olland, Shirley Brown . M attie Vineyard, Edith Wi l ey, Be ssie Coles, Ro setta Lee , Gracie Spurlock, Lucy McGeorge, Annie Bel l Sheppard. Second row, left to right- Be tty Br own, Hazel Anthon y, Patrica Gra ve ly , Katie Graves, Louise Dav is, Constantin e Guerrant, Nor a Pa rk e r, Lilli e Smith, Rowena Patterson . Third row, left to right- Mr. Greene, Ad vi ser ; Ric ha rd Gu errant, John Hop kins, Benjamin Pi nkard. J ames Hill , J uber Pre sto n, Mrs. Pru nty, Ad vise r, Fourth ro w, left to right- Edward C ooper, Art hur Preston , Jv sep o Kyle , Doug las LaGrand e, Wil lis Wi ley, Kentha Banks. Fifth ro w, left to right- Reed Harvey, Theodore Hackley , Robert An derson, Theodore Lew is. twenty �Freshman Class First row, lef t to right- M rs . West, A dviser ; M ar y Brown, Barbara Kyle , Ida O ' N ea 1, Vida Tho mason, Vivian Case y, Mattie Sm ith, C atheri ne Greene . Second row, left to right- Lea nna Russ, Phyllis Freeman, G racie Al exander, M argaret Ja ckso n, Ada Beckner . Dorothy Fr eeman, Ja ne J ackson, N ancy Engl ish , Sarah Smith, Third row, l eft to right- Bobb ie H ardy, Ric hard Bran son, J oh n J ackson, Pa ul Stuart, Be ulah Wil l is, Daisy Cox, C onstance J ackson , Randolph Wright , Samu el Hale, Charl es ~~ an ns . Fourth row, left t o r i gh t- C l ar e nc~ Wright, H erchel Thomas, Ervine Childre ss, H aro ld J ones, J a mes H ardy . twenty-o ne �Eighth Grade I First row , left to right- -==~·.· 4 G ertrude Archer, G ayne lle Cooper, Hel en Bratt on, Dorothy Wright, Ann M anns, Fr a nc es Vineya rd, Louise Ba xter , C al!ie Ferguson, Barb a ra Sm ith , Bertha M anns . Sec ond r ow, left to right- Delo res Tho maso n, Doris Otey, Thel ma Gil l , M acie Thomaso n, Bl o ndi ne Ho lmes , Betty St . Cl a ir . The l ma Wi l li ams. Elaine Lee . Thi r d row , left to right- Robert Lee, J ames Wright, M ary Lou Gree ne, Me lvin a M an ns . Rub y O ' N eal, Willie Cooper, Mrs . J . Wi l liams, Ad vise r. Berni ce Wi ll is . Magg ie Qu arl es , Fourth r ow, left to right- Weather Smith, H ubert Turner, Al bert Who re ly. Ga rfie ld Otey . Alton An thony , Tho mas W1ngf1eld, Ron a ld Wingfield. Fifth row, left to right- twenty-two Pa ul M itchell, Paul Casey , Ronal d Lee, Odel l Fi nn ey, Lew i s C an nada y and Percy M o nroe. McG eo rg e. C l are nce �Activities c=...JOR MAN Y YEARS the wo rk of sc hoo l co mmi ttees a nd clubs, team s, bands, a nd othe r organizations we re regarded a s somet hi ng outs id e t he sc hool program-as "extra cur ri c ular. " Even now, frequently se c ondary sc hool s regard suc h act iviti es as addenda to the main business of education, whic h, they say , is the mastery of the academic subj e cts of stud y. We, at Carver, are proud t o re ga rd th ese acti viti es as th e ve ry life of t he . sc hool itse lf. We ma inta in that in stead of b e ing " extra " to the curriculum t he se activit ies are the core-the most rea li stic part of it . o ur expres sed interests. Our activities are ba sed upo n Our organ iza tion s are li ve , dynamic groups of young peop le and o lder peo pl e wor ki ng toget her. H ere, among ot her thi ng s, we le arn to coo perate by coope ra t ing and lea rn socia l co ntro l by practi c ing social contro l. In our acti vities a ll th e st ude nts a nd adv ise rs join together in th e proc e sse s of ed ucation . twenty-t hre e �Camera Club J \ I Left to righ t - Mrs . P. L. Prunty , Ad viser: Sullivan H o lla r. d; J oseph Curtis , Bu siness M ana g er; Theodore H ar ri s ; Thomas McG eo rge ; Clarenc e Wingfield; Dor is Otey; Mari e H a rdy , 1t' ice· Pr e sident; Laura Andr ews ; Betty And erson, As sista nt Business Manager; Martha Vinevard , Pr es id ent; Re ba Te rry , Recording Secr e tary; Cl ease Th ompson; Fr ances Vin eyard ; Matt ie Vi neyard; Bobby Hard y; Sonn y Baxter; Luc y McG eorge; Dougles LaGrand e ; an d Robe rt Lee. ' j twenty-fo ur �Dramatic First row, l eft to right- Club Ber t ha M anns , M agg i e Quarl es, Reba Terr y, Frankye Hunter, Maggie Smith, Ethel Holl y, Elsi e Terry, Georgia Br a tton , Alberta Hal e, A lice Mann s, Betty Freeman, J ean C hapman, Elsi e Sla sh, Cl ara And e rson . Second row, left to r ight-Elain e Lee, M acie Th omason , Ma ry Lou Green, Dorothy Wright, Louise Baxt e r , Fran ce s Vin ey ard , Shirl ey Quarle s, J anet Th omason, Le na Q uarles , Beti" ie And e rson . Dorothy H olmes, Bett y Sh e ppar d, G ra ci e Spu rlock , Ro setta Lee, Shirl ey Brown, Matti e Vineyard, Mr s. J. Wil liams, Adviser . Th i rd row, lef t to r igh t - Del o res Thomp son, Ann M a nn s, Betly St. Cl air, Blondin e A lexander, Laura Board, Cvc lyn Clar k, Barbara Bo yd e n, Wil l iams, Katie Gra ves, Patr icia Gra vely, Elain e Frogg. Fourth row, H o l mes, Gertrud e Betty Burns, Eve lyn Ar cher, Si mmo ns, Bett y H o l mes, C arnita Matti e W i ley, Fr a nces left to right- Hub ert Turn e r, Rona ld Wingfield, J a me s H a le, Alfr e d Lee , Wil l ia m Tay lor , Austin Tuni ng , Theod ore Harris , George Gr ee nhow e . Fifth rcw, l •ft to righ t- Willie C oo p er, Clar ence Wingfield , Odell F'inney , St earn es W r ight , W i l l ia m J on es, Ru fus H ol l y, Son ny Baxte r . twenty-fiv" �Glee Club -., First row, left to right- Celestine Whire, Clease Thompso n, Reba Terry, Alberta Hale, Ciara A nderson, Georgia Br atton, Frankye Hunter, E:sie Te rry, Louise Ba xter, M a rgar~t J ackson, Betty i=r eema n, J ea n Chapman. Second row, left to r ight- Kat ie Graves, Franci s Bank s, Edward Whitlock, H omza Ha l e, Lewey H a l e, Rob ert H el m , Charle s Manns, Ric hard Bran so n, Theodore Harris. Th ird ro w, left to right- Et he l Holl ey, Th eresa Penn, Hanna h Grogan, A l ice Manns, Thelma Gi ll s, Sa rah Smith, Catherine G reene, Frances William s. Delor es Thomason, Th elma Wi lli ams, Fourth row, left to right- Mr. Wm. Gr ee n, Di re ctor; Wm. Lev icy, G eorge Greenhowe, J ohn Jackson, Edward C a ll endar , Austin Tunin g, Ru f us H o ll ey, Bl o ndine H o l mes, Camila Al exander, Maggie Smith . Fifth ro w, left to right- El sie Sla sh, Betty Burn s, Dor othy H olmes Betty Sheppa rd , Eve l yn Clark, Edith Wiley, Bess i e Coles, Mary Br ow n, Graci e Spurlock, Rosetta Lee and Mattie Wiley . twe nty-si x �Y-Teens Hi-Y JUNIOR Y-TEENS Left Section First row, l ef t to right- Second row, lef t t o rig htThird row, l eft to rightFourth row , l eft to righ t Fifth row, left to righ tSENIOR Y-TEENS Right Section First row, lef t to r i gh t - Seco nd row, ]ert to rightThird row, left t o r ig htFourth row, lelt to rightFifth row, l ef t to righ t - El aine Lee, Barbara Smi th , M aggie Quailes, Bernice \o\ii ll is, Bert ha M a nn s, J oanne Richardson . J ane J ackso n, Ell en Ca nnaday, M ary Wi l ey, Gl o ri a Bratton, Barbara Si mmons, Shir ley J ackson, M rs . Parha m, Ad viser . Blo ndi ne H o l mes, Ge rt rude Arch er, A nn Baily, Dorethn Quarles, Lillie Smith , Eugenia Keeling, Fra nces Vineyard, Beatri ce C l ark, Louise Baxter . M ary Su e Terry, Shirl ey M arti n, Doris Otey, Sarah Smith, Mary Brown. Carolyn Russ , C athe r ine G ree n , Lea nna Russ, Dorothy Freema n, Callie Fe r guson , Graci e Alexander, Phyll i s Freeman . M artha Vin eyard, Re ba Te rry, Cl ease Tho m ps o n, Clara Ander so n, Frankie Hu nter, Georgia Bratton , Ethel Holl y, El si e Ter ry. Mattie Wiley , Ma rie Hardy, Luci ll e Qua r le s, Laura Andrews , Ba rbara Boyden, Betty Burns, Betty Holmes , La ura Board, C arnita Al exander, Maggi e Smith . Fra nc es Will iams, Bet tie And erso il , Elsie Slash , Bett y Sheppard , Dorothy Holme s, Elaine Frogg . Mrs. F. Prunty, A dv iser; Gracie Spurl oc k, M altie Vineyard, Lillie Smith , Louise Davis, Lucy M cGeorge, Betty Free ma n. Pa tricia Grave l y, Rosetta Lee, BessiP Coles, Shir ley Grown, Nora Parker, Katie G raves, Jea n Chap ma n. Hl -Y First r ow, left t o eightSecond r ow, left t o rightThird row, left t o ri ght ~ Fourth row , lef t to r ig ht- Fifth row, l eft to eight-- Will iam Gravely , Geo rge Greeohowe , H omza H ale, ~·rancis Bank s, J oseph Curtis , Lewey Hale , Russell Smith, Ralph Brown , M r . Greene, Ad v i ser . A usti n Tunin g , Ed w ard W hit lock J ames Keeling, William Levicy, Ja mes Hard y, Sonny Ba xter . Stearnes Wri ght, J oh n Wright , J ames Hale , J ohn H elm, Willis Wil ey, Andrew Jon es . Richard G ravely, N ea l Compton . Joseph Kyle, Richard Bran son, Rufus H o ll y. Su l li van H olla nd , Theodore Ha rris . twenty-seven �Girls' Basketball Kneeling, left to right- Betty J ean Fre e rnan a nd Reba Ter ry, Co-Captains- Forward po sitions . Standing, left to right- Franki e Hunter , Ma nager : Ada Beckner, Guard : El sie Slash, Guard: Mattie Smith. Forward: Ma tti e Wiley, Guard: Ciera Anderson, Guard; Marg aret Jack son , Gua rd; La ura Andrews, Forwa rd ; Sarah Smith, For ward; Dorothy Freeman, Forward: Betti e An derso n, Guard: Marie Hardy, Gua rd: M a rtha E'll a Vin eya rd, Fo rw ard: Eve ly n Si mm on s , Forwa rd: Grac ie ~pu r l ock, Gua rd: El sie Ter ry, Guard: J ea nn e Chap ma n , Guard: Luci ll e Quarles, Forward : Mrs . Mar tha Sue Cooke, Coach . t wenty -eighr �Boys, Basketball First row, lef t to r ight- M r . J ames W. Price, Coach; Wi ll iam Gravel y ; Edward Whitlock; J oseph Curtis , Captain; Ru ss ell Sm ith , Co-Capta in; J uber Preston; Robert Law , Assis ta nt C oach. Second row, left to right- Francis Banks, Theodore Lewis, Joseph Ky l e, Lewey Ha le, Joh n H op-kins . Third row, lef t to r ig ht - Homza Hal e , Wi l li s W il ey , Rob ert H opson, Andrew Jones, Char l es Bai ley. Fourth row, left lo right- Richard Gra vely, Trainer; H aro ld J one s; Willi am Lev i cy ; G eo rg e Gree nhow e; Arthu r Preston, Train er. twenty -nin e �VARS TY tt Fro nt r ow, left to r i gh t- Fra nc i s Ba nk s, J oseph C urtis, Willi am Grav ely, Lewe y Hale. '' Edw ard Whit l ock, Russ ell Smith, Wil li am Levicy, J ohn Standing, le ft to right- Coach J ames Price , Betty Fr eeman, J oa n C ha p ma n, Ma rtha Vineyard , F'rankie H unter, Bettie An derson, Ma r ie H ardy, Sara h Smi th, M attie Wi ley, Coach M ar th a Su e Cook e . Not pictured- Reba Te rry, Ho mza Hal e, Jr. lHE PUR POS E O F THE VARSITY "C" CLUB is to e nco urag e intere st / in ath let ics , improve sc hoo l spirit, and act as host t o vis iting t ea m s. Th e group was orga ni zed dur in g the 1949-50 sc hool ye ar and it is hoped that th e o rganiza t ion will grow and become o ne of t he most p rom in ent sc hoo l groups. ihi rty Hopkins, President; �Athletic History ~THLETICS play a large part in the life of Carver School. We believe that participation is not o nl y hea lt hful and invigorating but a lso develop s cooperatio n a nd a se nse of fair play. True sportsmans hip-a combi nation ot fair play and co urtesy-is st ressed in all activities at Carver. The Senior Class of 1950 hopes that t he same sk il! and sports manship that have been characteristic of our teams in the past will be carried on by our teams of tomorrow. Th e Senior Cla ss is proud that t he basketba ll teams of 1949-50 included a num be r of se niors . Seniors on the girl s' team are Reba Terry, Martha Vin eyard, Bettie Anderson, Elsi e Te rry, Evely n Simmons, Mattie Wi ley and Clara Anderson. Senior boys are Joseph Curtis, Russe ll Smith, Lewey Hale, Homza Ha le, Franc is Ban ks and William G rave ly. In addition , the capta in of the girls' team, Reba Terry, is a se nior and both captains of +he boys' team are se niors. The Senior Class feels that this is an excelle nt record. SCORES Boys *Sa le m At hl et ic C lub Addison Albert Harris Langsto n Do wning J efferson Dunbar Addison Ronsewald Booker T ..... ... .. . .. . . Langsto n Rose nwald Simms Albert Harris Dunbar Downing Je fferson Boo ke r T We Th ey 36 37 49 42 51 43 34 34 37 37 48 33 40 62 51 39 42 38 37 38 18 52 40 40 42 59 30 38 30 37 37 19 35 56 64 Girl s We Th ey *Addison 42 *Addison 17 Addison 17 Martinsvi lle . . . . . . . . . 14 Lexi ngton 30 Dunb ar . . . . . . . . .' 21 J efferson . .. . . .. . . . .. 47 Addison .. . .... ... . .. 22 Rosen wa ld 31 Rose nwa ld . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Alb e rt Harris 27 Dunbar . . . . . . . . . . ' . 28 Lex ingto n . ........ 36 Jeffe rso n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 48 24 13 13 16 16 28 39 22 35 18 15 23 50 \ "I ndicat es non -c onfe re nce ga mes played during the season. 34 thirty-o ne �0 ·1/lcwwries 9hnr {]J fess ~nd Wurn / i hi rry -t wo �C}!Jflenriories GJJial [13/ess {A,nJ Wurn / t hirty-t hree �The Heart o~ Carver C)/l I /IL/ E ARE PRONE to take for granted Mr. Lee, Mrs. Waldron and Mrs. And e rson, but, if we stop to think for a second thi s wo uld no longer be true . Of what importan ce is th e quiet gentleman whom we frequentl y see during the day and who is a lways prese nt at night a ffairs? What wo uld happe n if he should de c ide to take a day o r two off wit hout warn ing? Mr. Lee is never t oo busy io atte nd to our wants-it is he who sees t hat we have a wa rm building , who wi ll open do o rs when keys are lost, who will furnish supplies when we wish to clea n up . Ta ke a loo k at the building at 3 :30 p.m . when we leave school; the n note the difference at 9 the next morning. It is Mr. Lee who checks the temperat ure of the gym d uring game s and atte mpts to reg ul ate the heat for the be st interests of th e players. H e is t he o ne who c hecks th e lig hts a nd sees that the building is sec ure ly locked. To M r. Wa ll ace Lee we wish to ex press o ur appre c iation for his se rv ices and we hope that next year his wo rk will somehow be made less burden some. A nd what be ll do we liste n for more anx iou sly than that which signal s " Lun c htim e"? How wo uld we feel if, upon da shi ng to the cafete ria, we we re inform e d that Mrs. Waldron a nd Mrs. Anderson had not prepared lu nch? H ow co uld we face th e a ft ernoo n classes without lun c h? Ws a horrible t hought! 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"Th e S to re of S ervice" Established 1847 - More than I00 Years of Service to the Public SMEAD & WEBBER PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS The Oldest Drug S tore in Southwest V irginia 220 Main Street Dial 3331 SALEM , VIRGINIA MARETA'S PRESCRIPTIONS Everything for th e L ady COATS, SUITS, DRESSES W EBBER'S PHARMACY Purity and Accuracy • • Broad and Main Streets SALEM, VA. LINGERIE, ACCESSORIES Phone 2461 206 E. Main St. SALEM, VIRGINIA ARCHIE 0. JONES ROBERT W. MARTIN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Ho111e and Co111111ercial Appliances 921 Loudon Av e., N. W . ROANOKE , VA. Dial 3-6093 or 2-5093 forty -six �forty-seven �As slow our ship her foamy track Against the wind was cleaving, Her trembling pennant still look'd back To that dear isle 'twas leaving. So loath we part from all we love From all the links that bind us; So turn our hearts, as on we rove, To those we've left behind us . When round the bowl of vanish'd years We talk with joyous seemingWith smiles that might as well be tears, So faint, so sad their beaming; While memory brings us back again Each early tie that twined us, Oh, sweet' s the cup that ci re/es then To those we've left behind us. As travellers oft look back at eve When eastward darkly going, To gaze upon that light they lea ve Still faint behind them glowingSo, when the close of pleasure's day To gloom hath near consign'd us, We'll turn to catch one fading ray Of joy that's left behind us. Co ntrib ut ed hy EccLES I ASTES Tllo 1'vf P SON fo rty-e igh t ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Eagle (Carver High School) Subject The topic of the resource Carver High School Description An account of the resource The Eagle was the annual for Carver High School Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Carver High School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Eagle 1950 Subject The topic of the resource Carver High School Description An account of the resource The Eagle was the annual for Carver High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Carver High School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No known restrictions. Virginia Room copy fees apply. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Eagle1950 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/83/8910/Eagle1952.pdf 89effb4aed1afc253328bc807eb209b7 PDF Text Text ����\ H l, 52 �ANNUAL STAFF ,., FOREWORD As the 1951-52 school year draws to a close, the Second Edition of the Carver Eagle appears as a land mark. No staff could hope to give in these pages more than a brief summary of the activities and achievements of years as fruitful as those we have spent at Carver. But, aided by our faculty, who taught us preparedness, loyalty, discipline, cooperation, unselfishness, and devotion, the Staff hopes that what is portrayed here will serve to keep fresh in your minds memories of those wonderful days that are no more and that this volume will help to link Carver High School's glorious present with a splendid past and a bright future. �DEDICATION MRS. FLORENCE L. PRUNTY VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY MR. IRVIN CANNADA Y JR. WEST VIRGINIA S T ATE COLLEGE THE ANNUAL STAFF AND SENIOR CLASS AFFECTIONALLY DEDICATE THIS , THE 1952 CARVER EAGLE, TO OUR ADVISORS, lv1RS. FLORENCE L. PRUNTY AN D MR. IRVIN CANNADAY JR., WITH THANKS FOR THEIR COOPERATION AND U N DERSTANDING THROUGH THE YEARS. MANY THANKS TO YOU. �PRINCIPAL MY WORDS TO YOU CLASS OF 1 52 As the golden moments of the stream of_ life rush past us, we find ourselves at the dividing point. You walk through the doors of Carver into a world of many doors. Today, more doors of opportunity are opening for you. My friendly advice is for you to be ready for your opportunity when it comes. I give my humble thanks that destiny played its part in my life through the passing years in the shaping of your educational experiences. But, the shaping of your li ve s will be your work. It can be a thing of beauty, or, a thing of shame; for you lay the corner, and add joint to joint, you give the porportion, you set the finish. Allow not a single day to pass without increasing the treasure of knowledge. Remember, Seniors, that knowledge with understanding and common sense, is wisdom; with method, it is power; with charity, it is beneficence; with religion, it is virtue and life and p ea c e. Therefore, Class of 1952, it is my sincere wish that your lives be as beautiful as the world our God created. The highest attainment is to be able at all times and in all things to say, "Thy will be done." Farewell Seniors -go forth and keep ever l asting faith . R. Rush Anderson �FACULTY · i)t"l~V~u Miss Mattie Stieff 4 th Grade ' Traynham MM. 9~h Grade Miss Georgia Coleman 11th Grade Mr - Irvin c 12th G annotday racte Miss Ruby Taborn Librarian Miss Bett B · y Harris Usiness Miss Frankye Dowe Not Pictured: Mrs. M.J. Cooke, Mr. L . J . Calloway, Mrs . J.H . L e wis , Mrs. Alpha Smith and Mrs. C . A. West �SEN IOP -~~'.'.~-A on-.-~f FI CERS First Row (Left to Right): Barbara Holland, Chaplain; Joseph Kyle, President; Mattie Vineyard, Treasurer. Back Rov (Left to Right): Rowena Patterson, Recording Secretary; Bessie Coles, Business Manager; Arthur Preston, Vice President; Shirely Brown, Financial Secretary; Rosetta Lee, Business Manager. SENIOR CLASS EVENTS May 23 .•.•••••••••••..•••••••.••••••• Junior-Senior Prom May 29 • • • . • .•••..•• •.•• ••••.•••••.•••• Senior Class Night June ••••• •. ••• •. ••••• • Baccalaureate Sermon, 4:00 P. M. June 2 •••••••••••. •• Commencement Exercises, 8:00 P. M. �SENIORS / I r Kentha Banks "Crow" Betty Brown ''Hon' ' M a ke th e most of life while you may , Life is short and wears. NOT PICTURED Leonard Butler "Fatso" Earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal. Speed on , the worlds a bubble and the life for man, l e ss than a span. Shirley Brown "Tiny" Bess ie Coles "Squi rt " M ea sur e n e ithe r m y ambition .nor my achi e veme nt by m y h e i g ht . It ' s b etter to b e small and shine t han t o b e l arge and c a s t a shad ow. �SENIORS Katie Graves "Chic k en" Joseph Kyle "Sketter" From the mouths of babe s off tim e s comes gems. He shall be like that tree He shall die at the top. t .I !~ Patr icia Grave ly 11 P a t 11 Douglas LaGrande ''Shorty'' Live and l et li ve. The sight of you is good for sore eyes . �SENIORS Juber Preston "Jub" Arthur Preston "Pres" A life without sports is no life. Live for today for tomorrow may never come. Constanstine Guerrant "Connie" Richard Guerrant ''Box'' Eyes of the heavenly blue. The r e 's a foolish co r n er i n every brain. �SENIORS Barbara Holland "Babs" Rosetta Lee "Zell" She wears her clothes as if they were thrown on with a pitchfork. Be happy, because today is the best day the world has ever seen. Nora Parker "Shorty" Rowena Patterson "Gypsy" Better late than never Does well, acts nobly, angels could do no more. �SENIORS Berta Helm Annie Sheperd "Tewy" ''Slim'' A penny for your thoughts, Let us drink and be merry, dance and joke, rejoice. Grace Spurlock "Dusty" May your heart be filled with joy, may your life be filled with boys. Mattie Vineyard ''Biddie'' Edith Wiley "Butch" To have friends is to be friendly. I st :r ove with n one for none is worth my strife . �CLASS DI RECTORY 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 1 o. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. Banks, Kentha ••••••••.•• Basketball Team, 2 yrs.; Assistant Secretary, HiY; Band; Hi-Y. Butler, Leonard ••••••••• Band; Hi-Y. Lagrande, Douglas ••••••• Annual Staff; Hi-Y; Camera Club. Kyle, Joseph •••••••••••• President, Senior Class; Co-Captain, Basketball Team; Basketball, 3 yrs.; Business Manager, Glee Clup; Editor-in-Chief of Annual Staff; Band; Parliamentarian, Student Council; Secretary, Hi-Y; N. A. A.C.P. Vice President, Senior Class; President, Hi-Y; Preston, Arthur ••• Manager, Basketball Team; Annual Staff; N. A. A. C.P. Preston, Juber •••••••.•• Captain, Basketball Team; Hi-Y. Brown, Bettye ••••••••••• Glee Club; Y-Teens; N.H.A.: N.A.A.C.P. Brown, Shirley •••••••••• Y-Teens; Financial Secretary, Senior Class; N.H. A.: N. A. A. C. P.; Hobby Club; Glee Club. Coles, Bessie ••••••..••• Associate Editor, Annual Staff; President, Y-Teens; President, Glee Club; Chaplin, N. H. A.: President, N.A. A.C.P.; Band; Business Manager, Senior Class. Guerrant, Constantine ••.• Glee Club. Graves, Katie •••••••.•• Glee Club; Band. Gravely, Patricia •••••••• Annual Staff; President, Student Participation Assoc.; Assistant Secretary, Glee Club; Y-Teens; N. A. A. C. P.: :r-LH. A.; Camera Club. Helm, Berta Mae •••••••• Glee Club; Y-Teens; N.A.A.C.P. Holland, Barbara •.•••••• Glee Club; N.A.A.C . P.; Chaplin, Senior Class. Lee, Rosetta •.•••••••••• Social Chairman, Y-Teens; Business Manager, Senior Class; N.A.A.C.P.; Business Manager, Annual Staff; N. H. A.; Vice President, Student Participation Assoc iation; Glee Club; Hobby Club, Band 1 year; Camera Club. Parker, Nora Jean .•••••• Band; Y-Teens; N.A.A.C.P.; Annual Staff; N.H. A. Hobby Club. Patterson, Rowena ••••••• Secretary, Senior Class; Business Manager, Annual Staff; Treasurer, Glee Club; Basketball Team (2) Years; Service Chairman; Y-Teens; Secretary, N.A. A.C.P. Shepherd , Annie Belle •••• Secretary, Band; Y-Teens; Annual Staff; N. A. A. C. P. Dramatic Club; Glee Club; N. H. A. Spurlock, Gracie ..•••••• Y-Teens; N.A.A.C.P.; N.H.A.; Basketball Team (2) years; Glee Club ; Hobby Club; Camera Club. Vineyard, Mattie .••.•.•• Annual Staff; Secretary, Glee Club; Treasurer, Senior Class; Secretary, N. H. A.; Manager Basketball Team; Secretary, Student Council; Camera Club; Y-Teens; N.A.A.C.P. Wiley, Edith ••.••••••••. Glee Club Band. ACTIVITIES ~A~ I I ! CAMERA CLUB GIRLS' BOYS' BASKETBALL �CLASS POEM Leaving Carver in Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Two We the Senior Class leave joy for you. We did our best to make a name; In your memory we hope to remain. In our struggles and troubles we never worried, Our trials and tribulations we always buried. May the road of righteousness lead us ever on In this world where opportiuiity and freedom was born. Our willing teachers were always near To lend us a hand with kindness and cheer; Our kind principal could always understand And often came up with a helpful plan. The rules of the school we always obey Aware that they help us day by day. Bad language and slang our class put away Because we think it's not for a student to say. We never say, "Can't"; there's no such word, We just try and try until our prayers are heard. That's why we have such great success ; We know ourselves, but others know us best. Keep up old Carver with opportunity for all, Give our praises to the large and small . To our dear teachers we say "Good-bye", Fond memories of you will never die. Although it's now time to say farewell In our hearts Carver will a lways -dwell . In memories we're sure to sigh When we think of the day we said, "Good bye . " Our final words have now been spoken , Our aching hearts are broken. With tears in our eyes we leave old C . H . S . We're proud to say we've done our best ! Wr itten B y Bar ba ra A . H o lland �CLASS SONG Oh, Carver High School, we love you so, We hate to leave you, but we must go. So cheer up and wear a smile, For our old shadow should last a while. And our advisors we love so dear, They tried to guide us when they were near, So help us to reach our goal That we may travel a higher road. Oh, Carver High School, we love you truly Though in our early years we were unruly So now, we leave our hearts Much pain besets us, for we must part. MARY EDITH WILEY MOTTO LOYALTY, AMBITION, AND DETERMINATION . FLOWER , �CLASS HISTORY The great day of September 7, 1947 arrived and forty-three eighth graders from different sections of the county found their way to Room 203 to be divided into two sections. Mrs. Florence Prunty and Mrs. Janie Williams were our homeroom advisors with Mrs. Williams taking twenty-one of us in her 8th B section, while Mrs. Prunty kept twentytwo in her 8th.A section. The fact that we were a very loud and active class caused some people to think that we would stay that way for the rest of our four high · school years. But we were mostly interested in seeing just how high school life was. In June all of us passed with just three dropping out of school. When school opened in September 1948, we were divided again into two sections, the 9th A and the 9th B with Mr. William Greene and Mrs. Prunty as our ad vis ors. During this year we became more reserved because we were then officially in high school. To show our progress we gave a grand Freshman Banquet that our girls prepared themselves. This year brought us other fame, for Juber Preston won the Mister Carver contest and our freshman boys were the champions of the school Intra-Mural Tournament. Our sophcanore year began with the same advisors but a much smaller enrollment. In spite of this, we worked hard because we knew we had to sponsor many social activities the next year. Edith Wiley brought us praise by winning the "Miss Bobby Sox Contest" and many of our boys became basketball conscious. Our Junior year began with a new president, Arthur Preston, a veteran, who headed our class with much determination. We also had a new advisor, Mr. J. T. Mason, who assisted Mrs. Prunty and our class with plans for the Junior-Senior Prom, May King-Queen Contest, Teachers' Popularity Contest, and other social affairs which proved to be quite successful. Along with these we presented our Junior Play, "The House of A Thousand Thrills" which we enjoyed producing. We were really proud this year because members of our class were star athletes, trainers, and managers of both girls' and boys' basketball teams, and Juber Preston was captain of the boys' team. Again our boys were champions of the school Intra Mural Tournament. Although our class has dwindled to twenty-one, we have had a very successful senior year with a new class advisor, Mr . Irvin Cannaday , who has ably assisted Mrs. Prunty and the class in devoting time and efforts to the 1952 Carver "Eagle" which we hope will bring Carver pride. We have been active in all the extra-curricular activities and have held offices in a number of them . �OUR CLUB PRF.SIDENT BEST LOOKING SITTIN' . BULL TWO-GUN PETE DANGEROUS LIL' MOST POPULAR GIRL MO.ST POPULAR BOY MY FAVORITE TEACHER BASEBALL THE CLASS QUEEN �LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT 1. SHIRLEY BROWN wills BERTHA MANNS the ability to finish school. 2. ROSETTA LEE wills to GRACE SPURLOCK and TRACY JACKSON her everlas.ting friendship. 3. BARBARA HOLLAND wills THELMA WILLIAMS her ability to maintain friendship. 4. NORA PARKER wills BERNICE and BEULAH WILLIS a car together so they won't have to stand and wait on the Greyhound Bus at night. 5. ANNIE BELLE SHEPPARD wills MISS TRAYNHAM a car to drive when John's Buick isn't available. 6. CONSTANTINE GUERRANT wills BARBARA KYLE a bag of potato chips to start off next year. 7. JOSEPH KYLE wills to ROY BRATTON the ability to play the trumpet . 8. ROSETTA LEE wills to RUSSELL MANN a police badge so that he may become a full-fledged member of the Salem police force. 9. KATIE GRAVES wills JOAN RICHARDSON the ability to sing. 10. BESSIE COLES wills MISS COLEMAN a key chain so that she can keep up with her keys. 11. GRACIE SPURLOCK wills to ELAINE LEE the ability to finish school . 12. ROWENA PATTERSON wills her ability to be n e at to KATHERINE GREENE. 13. MATTIE VINEYARD wills PHYLLIS FREEMAN the ability t o keep up with the team when she leaves. 14. BETTY BROWN wills VIDA THOMPSON the ability to fini sh school . 15. ANNIE BELLE SHEPPARD wills BESSIE COLES a heart to replac e the one she has given to JOHNNY JACKSON . 16. JUBER PRESTON wills BESSIE COLES a package of che wing g u m to take to college. 17. KENTHA BANKS wills RONALD BANKS a .note book to start o ff hi s Junior year. 18 . EDITH WILEY wills ETHEL WILEY the ability to stop be i n g noi s y throughout her schoul y e a r s . 19. PATRICIA GRAVLEY wills BARBARA HOLLA ND some ribbon s o th a t she won't tie h e r hair with strings . 20. DOUGLAS LAGRANDE wills LARRY L A GRANDE the a bility to stay out of trouble . 21. BER TA MAE HELM wills NOVELLA HEL M th e a b i l ity to finish school . 22. P A TRICI A G RAVEL Y wills M RS . COOKE a s afety de p osit box tok e ep h er differ e nt g r oups of m oney in . 23. BARBARA HOLLAND wills WILLIE C OO P ER a ll h er love. �SONG DEDICATIONS Left to right: Boys--Juber Preston, "Sixty Minute Man"; Douglas LaGrande, "Smoke, Smoke, Smoke That Cigarette"; Kentha Banks, "Woody, Woody Woodp e c ke r"; A rthur Preston, "One More Drink"; Richard Guerrant, "Long Gone"; Joseph Kyle, "Long John". Left to Right: Circle--Barbara Holland, "Fool That I Am"; Constantine Guerrant, "Sweet Slumber"; Edith Wiley, "Tipping In"; Patricia Gravely, "Lazy Bone s " ; B e ssie Coles, "Sophisticated Lady"; Rowena Patterson, "Jezebel"; Gracie Spurlock, " So In Love"; Shirley Brown, "Sweet and Low"; Rosetta Lee, "I Can't Escape From You"; Annie Belle Sheppard, "Can't Help Loving That Man of Mine"; Mattie Vineyard, "Love Walked In"; Nora Jean Parker, "Slow Boa t to China"; Berta Mae Helm, "Slender, Tender and Tall"; Bettye Brown, " Ain 't N obody's Business If I Do"; Katie Graves, "So Tired". N ot Pictur e d: Leonard Butler, "I Like Them Fat Like That"; Mrs. Florence Prunty, " Just M y Bill"; Mr. Irvin Cannaday, Jr., "Smilin' Through" . �JUNIOR CLASS - Front Row (Left to Right): Vida Thomason, Ada Beckner, Mattie Smith, Bobby H a rdy, Charles Mann , Paul Stewa rt, Barbara Kyle , Le anna Russ, Constance Jackson. Back Row (Le ft to Ri gh t): Cathe rine Gre e n, Patricia Terry, Hunter Blaney , Sar ah Smith, James Hardy, Nadine P a i ge , Gr ac i e A l exander, Beulah Willis, J a ne Jackson, Dorothy Freeman, Randolph Wright, Richa rd Branson, Hershe l Thomas . OFFICERS President .........•..•••.••.....••.••••.•.•.•• Charl es Manns Vice Pr e sid e nt . . . • . . . . • • . . . . . • . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . • . • Paul Stewart Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barba r a Kyle Assistant Secretary . . • . . . . . . • . . • .•••••...•.. Phyllis Freeman Treasurer • . . . . • . . . • . • . • . . . • . . . . . . • . • . . . • • . . . . . . Bobby Hardy Assistant Tr easu rer .•••••......•..•.••.•........ Nadin e Paige Sponsors .. ...•••.• Miss Georgia Coleman and Miss Ruby Tabor n �SOPHOMORE CLASS - First Row-Left to Right: Mr. L, J. Calloway, Advisor; Vivian Wiley, 'Frances Vineyard, Louise Baxter, Bettye St. Clair, Loretta Lewis, Blondine Holmes, Doris Otey, Barbara Smith, Elanine Lee, Mrs. M. J. Cooke, Advfsor; Second Row-Dorothy Wright, Bernice Willis, Clara Stewart, Macie Thomason, Mary Lou Green e, Letrulia Manns, Ophelia Preston, Pauline Reynolds, Thelma Williams, Gertrude Archer, Bertha Manns, Third Row-Clarence Wingfield, Percy Monroe, Paul Mitchell, Leo Brown, Willie Cooper, Odell Finney, Fourth Row - Paul Casey, Lewis Cannaday. �FRESHMEN CLASS Front Row, l e ft to ri ght : Mildred Banks, Nancy Sweede nbur g, Carol yn Russ, Ann Bailey , Mary -L ou Banks, Eugenia Keel in g, Gwendolyn Beane, Shirley Jackson , Gladys Smith. Second Row, l e ft to ri g ht: Mr. Camper (Adviso r), Barb ara Simmons, Caro l yn Thompson, Yvonia Wr i ght, Jua nita H ende rson , Lillie Smith, Janice Kasey, Novella Helm, Lola Childr e ss, Joan Richardson, Gloria Bratton, Mary Sue Terr y , Miss Traynhan ( Adviso r). Thir d Row, l eft to right: J ames J a ckson, James Whorley, Charles Sweedenburg, Joseph Thomp son, Aaron Carter , Russe ll Patterson, Clifford Jon e s, A lfred Matth ews . Fourth Row , l e ft to right: C e cil G a rri son , Donald Brown, Charles Crai ghead, Roy Bratton, J ames Cha pman, John J ackson, Wi lliam Wingo. �EIGHTH GRADE First Row, left to right: Edith Keeling, Mary Hairston, Rob erta Finney, Eulah Wes t, Phyllis Quarles, Anne Hancock, Georgia Anna Williams, Rowena Jackson, Emily Welch, Vernell Bonds. Second Row, left to right: Laura Ross, Patricia Hylton, Bertha Martin, Louise Hubbard, Grace Craighe ad, Ora Thomason, Elizabeth Brown, Mary Scott, Ethel Wiley, Nancy Price, Margaret Bolden, Shirley Ferguson, Agatha Jackson, Mary Johnson, Harvey Overby. Third Row, l e ft to right: Paul Jernigan, Howard O'Neal, Fred Taylor, Wi lliam Dooley, Richard Jackson, Richard Beane, Harold Helm, Leonard Dowe, Samuel Melrum, Alfred Price, James Chapman, Lynwood Twine, Arthur Brown. Fourth Row, left to right: Joseph Smith, Reginald Bellinger, Louis Andrews, James Casey, Irvin Coop er , Fred Anderson, Clyde Irvin, William Brown, Maurice Compton, L eroy L awson, John Payne, Rudolph Wright. �SEVENTH GRADE Inside Circle: Larr y LaGrand e with g uitar callin g figur es; Clar a Terr y and Robert Shephe rd, dancing. Circle, Left to Ri ght: Rena lds Beckner, Cha rles Patterson, Shirley Rollins, Background: Phyllis Terry, Irma Peters, Norborn Bowles, Clar e nce Wiley, Jam es Pric e , Calvin Paige, Rich ard Jones, Is abe lle Hancock, Blanche W e lch, Mary Hobson, C e cil Taylor, L eroy Hale , Mary Loui se Jackson, Shirley Smith. Not Pictured : Esther Finne y, Barbara Mc Dani e l, Comelita Compton, Ellis Holmes, G e or ge Clemens, and Emory Alex ander. �GIRLS' BASKETBALL Seated in Front-left to right: Sarah Smith, Captain; Carolyn Russ, Co-Captain; 2nd row kneeling-left to right: Janice Kasey, Mattie Smith, Joan Richardson, Dorothy Freeman, Ann Baily, Jane Jackson, Rowena Patterson; Leanna Russ, Elaine Lee, Blondine Holmes; 3rd row; left to right standing; Trainer Mattie Vineyard, Ada Beckner, Gladys Smith, Frances Vineyard, Catherine Greene , Clara Stewart, Doris Otey, Barbara Smith, Louise Baxter, Vivian Wiley, Bernice Willis, Bertha Manns, (Coach) Mrs. M. J. Cooke. �BOYS' BASKETBALL Front Row-Left-Right : Charles Mann, Bookkeeper; Harold Jones, Joseph Kyle, Co. Captain; Juber Pr eston, Captain ; Theodore L ewi s, Co-C aptain Percy Monroe, Jam es Chapman: 2nd Row-Left to right: Arthur Pr es ton Manage r ; Kentha Banks, James Hardy, Paul Stewart, Richard Bra nsOii., Clare nce Win g field, Mr. Irvin Cannaday Coach; 3 rd. Row-Left to ri ght: L ewis Cannaday, Bchby Hardy, Clifford Jones, Re ginald Bellinge r, Richard Gu e rr ant , Russ e ll P a tt e rson; 4 th Row-L e ft to right - Mr . Camper Asst . - Coach, Richard J a ckson, Roy Bratton, Douglas La Grande, Stanford Harvey, Alfr e d Matthews. 1951 • '52 SCHEDULE SCORES We I They December December J anuary J anuary J a nuary January January J a nu a ry January February February February February February February 7 18 4 8 15 18 22 25 29 1 7 15 18 19 20 Roanoke Hellcats Clift on Forge Addison Clifton Forge Waynesboro L ynchburg Lynchburg Danville Staunton Charlottesvill e Danville Addison Staunton Charlott esville Waynesboro (Her e ) •..••.• ••. (Here) ••..•.•..• (Here) ..••.••.•. (There) •. •••.•.• (H e r e ) .•...••.•. (There) •.••••••. (Here) ... •...••• (Home) ..•.•..•• (Hom e ) ..••••... (H e r e ) .. •••••.. . (There) .•.•••.•• (There) . . . . • . . • . (There) •.••• ..•• (There ) ..••••... ( T h e r e ) •••••.••• �J CHEER LEADERS �STUDENT COUNCIL Left Table (Clockwise): John Jackson, Loretta Lewis, Odell Finney, Elaine L ee , Agatha Jackson, Richard Beane, Roberta Finney. Right Table (Clockwise): N ad ine Paige, Ros et ta Lee, James Hardy, Alfred Matthews, Arthur Preston, Mattie Vineyard, Joseph Kyle. Standing: Mis. Florenc e Prunty , Consultant and Patricia Gravely, President. OFFICERS President . . . . . • . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • . Patricia Grave ly Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . • • . . • . . . Rosetta Lee Secretary . . . . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . Mattie Vineyard Assistant Secretary . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . • . . . Loretta Lewis Parli•mentarian . . . . . • . • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • Joseph Kyle Treasurer . . . . . , . . • • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . Arthur Preston Librarian • . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • Phyllis Freeman �JUNIOR Y-TEENS First Row: Shirley Rollins, Mary Hairston, Georgia Anna Williams, Agatha Jackson, Carolyn Russ, Janic e Kasey, Roberta Finney, Mary Jackson, Vernell Bonds, Eulah West, Ora Thomason, Gwendolyn Beane. Second Row: Clara T er ry, Phyllis Terry, Mary Scott, Margaret Bolden, Comelita Compton, Shirley Jackson, Renelda Beckner, Nancy Price, Emily Welsh, Laura Ross, Shirley Ferguson, Anne Hancock. Third Row: Miss Georgia Coleman (Ad vis or), Mary Hopson, Anne Wingo, Phyllis Quarles , Lillie Smith, Esther Finney, Rowena Jackson, Mildred Banks, Edith Keeling and Patricia Hilton. SENIORS Y-TEENS First Row: Sarah Smith, Elaine Lee, Patricia Gravely, Annie B e lle Shepherd, Rowena Patterson, Bessie Coles, Mattie Vineyard, Betty Brown, Nora Parker, Vivian W il ey. Second Row: Grace Spurlock, Rosetta Lee, Nadine Paige, Gracie Alexander, Phyllis Freeman, Leanna Russ, Barbara Kyle, Shirley Brown, Berta Helm, Katie Graves. Third Row: Miss Ruby Taborn (Advisor), Katherine Greene, B ern ic e Willis, Clara Stewart, Bertha Manns, Barbara Smith, Jane Jackson, Doris Kasey, Dorothy Freeman, Blondine Holmes. �HI Y CLUB 1st Row: Kentha Banks, Asst. Sec. Richard Branson, Treasure; Joseph Kyle Sec 't; Charles Manns, Vice President; Arthur Preston, President; Ronald Wingfield, Chaplain; Juber Preston, (Adviser) Mr. Irvin Cannaday. 2nd Row: Howard O 'Neal, Reginald Bellinger, Bobby Hardy, Hunter Blaney, Paul Stewart, James Chapman. 3rd Row: Richard Beane, Roy Bratton, Cecil Garrison, Charles Craighead, Douglas La Grande, John Jackson, Leonard Dowe. 4th Row : Neal Paige, Ronald Banks, Clarence Wingfield, Lenwood Twine, Percy Monroe. 5th Row: James Hardy. SAFETY PATROLS Left to right: John Jackson, Joseph Kyle, Richard Branson, Lynwood Twine, Roy Bratton, Charles Craighead, Ronald Wingfield, Russell Manns, F::: e d Brown, James Dowe, Stanford Harvey. Standing: Jam e s Hardy, Captain . �BAND GLEE CLUB �L --- NEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Row, left to right: Nadine. Paige, Grace Alexander, Bessie Cole s, M a ry Hairston, Georgia Anna Williams, Agatha Jackson, Vivian Wiley, Mattie Vine yard, Roberta Finney, Vernell Bond,,, Eulah West, Ora Thompson, Gwendolyn Beane. Second Row, left to right: Phyllis Freeman, Patricia Gravely, Nancy Sweedenburg, Mary L. Banks, Grace Craighead, Mary Scott, Margaret Bolden, Laura Ross, Constance Jackson, Nancy Price, Emily Welsh, Anne Hancock. Third Row, left to right: Mrs. F. B. West (Advisor), Rosetta Lee, Gracie Spurlock, Vida Thompson, Leanna Russ, Barbara Kyle, Rowena Jackson, Beulah Willis, Carolyn Russ, Janice Kasey. Fourth Row, left to ri g ht: Mary Jackson, Dorothy Freeman, Betty Browne, Shirley Browne, Mildred Banks, Edith Ke e ling, Patricia Hylton, Katherine Gr e en. �N.A.A.C.P. - CAMERA CLUB �COMMERCIAL CLASS LIBRARY CLUB ��.. �"A Complete Service Within Your Means" VISIT OUR SPORTS WEAR and JUNIOR SHOP 24 Hour Ambulance Service HOFFLER FUNERAL HOME "Pretty Things for the Pretty Miss'' JOSEPH SPIGEL, INC. R. W. HOFFLER, PROPRIETOR 110 Water Street Dial 2740 Salem Virginia Cor. Campbell Ave. at Henry St. Roanoke Virginia MAJESTIC RANGES-FRIGIDAIRES EASY WASHERS BROOKS PHARMACY MORGAN-EUBANK FURNITURE CORP. 14 East Campbell Avenue Through-the -Block t•Q;IJ1MJi@ll1Gili•l;liidQLj•] 221 North Henry Street Dial 7357 Roanoke Dial 3-4741 Virginia Roanoke CRAIGHEAD DRY CLEANERS Virginia Compliments of E . L. Craighead, Jr., Owner ALL MODERN and NEW EQUIPMENT 1 City and County Wide Delivery Dial Roanoke 3-8135 R .F.D. 5 Roanoke Virginia TARPLEY S JEWELERS 1 7 E. 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