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The George Washington Carver High School Class of 1974 Reunion

By Rita Anderson

The illustrious graduates of George Washington Carver High School’s Class of 1974 commemorated their vibrant 50th Reunion with a memorable weekend of Festivities in the last week of May, hosted at The Royal Sonesta Galleria Hotel in Houston, Texas. Kicking off the reunion on Friday evening, attendees were treated to a delightful array of activities including games, delectable cuisine, exciting giveaways, thrilling raffles, and a musical ambiance that resonated nostalgia and joy. Saturday’s highlight was the grand banquet, where guests indulged in a sumptuous three- course meal amidst an atmosphere brimming with camaraderie and jubilant spirits. The evening was further enlivened by a talented DJ spinning tunes that ignited the dance floor. Adding depth to the occasion, Warren Fitzgerald Muhammed, the recently appointed Chairman of the Acres Home Chamber, delivered an inspiring address, enriching the gathering with his i sights
and wisdom.

On the serene Sunday morning, the reunion took on a spiritual dimension with a heartfelt service led by esteemed classmate Pastor J.E Williams Sr. The gathering provided a sacred space for reflection, gratitude, and remembrance, as classmates came together to honor their shared journey and the cherished memories of their alma mater. The weekend-long celebration served as a testament to the enduring bonds forged at George Washington Carver High School, reafirming the timeless spirit of unity and resilience that defines the Class of 1974.

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