THE PANTHERS
CARVER-HILL HIGH SCHOOL CLASSROOMS
When Carver-Hill High school opened it
had 12 classrooms, 18 teachers, a gym and auditorium. "It was hands-on.
The teachers were hands-on. They'd push and push you. I don't think I'd be
where I am or what I am today if it wasn't for those teachers", are a common
statements made by many Carver-Hill School students.
Many of the classrooms and
teachers were connected doing the life of the school. The science
classroom, Mr. Samuel A. Allen; the business classroom, Mrs. Caroline
Allen; library, Miss Lucille Hawkins Butler; gym, Mr. Elliott Freeman;
home economics, Mrs. Lillian Davis and industrial acts, Mr. Harold Powell.
The Carver-Hill cafeteria
served as a multi-purpose room and is currently the room where staff, alumni
and friends of Carver-Hill High School come together for
Carver-Hill School Annual Alumni Fellowship Night
as part of
May
Day Week activities. The gym also served as the auditorium.
All class graduations where held in the gym/auditorium.
Carver-Hill High School Business Classroom Carver-Hill High School Business Classroom Carver-Hill High School Business Classroom 1960 Carver-Hill High School Science Classroom Carver-Hill High School Library Carver-Hill High School Industrial Arts Classroom Carver-Hill High School Cafeteria Carver-Hill High School Cafeteria Setup for A Special Event
Mrs. Caroline Allen, Teacher Mrs. Caroline Allen, Teacher Mrs. Caroline Allen, Teacher Mr. Samuel A. Allen, Teacher Miss Lucille Hawkins, Librarian Mr. Harold Powell, Teacher Carver-Hill High School Cafeteria being use for testing. Mrs. Velma Conyer was the only Carver-Hill High Schoool Cafeteria Manager.
Carver-Hill High School Business Classroom
Mrs. Caroline Allen, Teacher
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