Carroll High School - Anchor Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)
- Class of 1958
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Carroll High Band made itsfirst appearance at the dedication More than 800 guests at the dedi- cation ceremonies heard 'Miss Mary accept the honors bestowed upon her. Glancing about the new Sl,750,000 high school, Miss Carroll honored the teachers 'and all other members on the team' who taught and worked with her from l9Ol-l933. Then she gave her dedication of Carroll High School: 'That the teachers find their work here rewarding, the pu- pils find their studies soul-satisfying, and the building be a functioning unit ofthe school system 50 years from now.' Miss Carroll's advice to students of yesteryears as well as those of to- day is expressed in her favorite quo- tation: 'Ships sail east and ships sail west, By the selfsame winds that blow. lt's the set of the sail, And not the gale, That determines the way to go. 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' l- ' ' 0 T of . . rg g-.1 - - -3 , - ' 4 nu f .n . E f T' H ' ,.....v,- ..-J r n Q 0 2 51 2 ' 3 GE I3 ' x' rv 2 5 N 2 :za - A - ' - - :g P 95 ' -' ' 3 :E I' . . 7 d' Y 1 :Ev !o 'Z'FZvY6.L .'e:,,,' ,tr-: -,.... -i . Ja, - A sm ' ' ' . ,! - 3 1 m I J- f ' Q atv , ' -- ' x ll . Qi ' il C I I I fy ' - fm' . '-9. . -4, ' 3:-gl ill m H F H 3:2 q,n 1.3 P' a- 1 1, 1- 1 If 1 I t EPI f,,, ' I . I c- L i 1 ii ' In i 4 4' 4- ' I ll 4 I I I 1 I I ll in ll n ' 1 'i ...Q l '1 . f V---.W-........Q'. ,. .N The picture above shows the three wings of classrooms and offices. Having a capacity of 'l500 students, Carroll High School is designed to meetthe needs of a growing population. Outdoor corridors and acombined cafeteria-auditorium are two unique features. . ' f - . 2 f fm 1 ' 'lfff T .. ' . 'I N .0 'A K .. N X ig, lirki:-5??L,:,,., ., :film L ' ,KJ ,,--. -.,,. .,,g I 4 f 5357 1:5 1' I , ' :ff- n Q Z :-4152, X V L ' 1 I NC. S511 A iii - 2 QA Q I gS f 1 , ,- 'S Hifi' 11' as i i .- 7574? --P. .1 - .-.f J Y .i-f..-ww A ---W ---v I 'lf . J -an .Antik 1 ,. , . I , , a ' , ---' A ' 411 f . 7, ,pi .'g , .zif s . ' Q W .. -4s,f4f,,y ag- . ., M: !'1 . ... . , Mary Carroll was dedicated October l, 1957. Located at 5301 Weber Road, Carroll High School serves a portion of the newest residential sections of the city. Wide parking areas surround the buildings. 1 On September l7, a represen- tative ofthe School Pictures lnc. came to Carroll High to take stu- dentpictures for the annual. They were sold at 52.00 a package, containing Qliwalletsize and two 3X5 photos. Most of the students seemed pleased with the results. Blueprints editor, Loretta Jordan has her picture taken for the annual Carroll students line up to Pay school fees the first of the year. f ,,, 4. Our new building A K, Y, . , has a modern 'ighting system which automat- ically switches off the lights ending each period. At left, Ernest Mills, Paul R.Hoss, and Arturo X Vazquez practice using the switches that operate the fluorescent lights. The teacher must turn them back on at the be- ginning of each period. X 9 I 0 A Every year each high school sets c time limit for paying school activity fees. Students late with fees pay them in Mr. Hoffman's office. Three board members inspect our new building 8' Ax . g 1 These stuffed tigers have been heartily accepted by the student body and the football players. Students bring them to all the pep rallies and games. a ti 5 A we 2? , Since this game with Port LaVaca, which was the opening of the i957 football season, Carroll High has become famous for the school spirit displayed by students at every game. Fans back the Tigers enthusiastically even when most of the action is defensive. Student Council members Lucille Wilkins, Sally Stout, Sharon Watson, Barbara Moore, and Flo Neal sell programs at Carroll game. By the end ofthe season nearly everyone knew all the players by their numbers. li an 'W-. ,JK Cheerleaders Molly Seaton, Carolyn Young, Lin Elkins, Francis Bickley, Patsy Huey, and Gregg Bolton pose for the stall Photographer in their new blue and white uniforms. Miss Spivey, girls P. E. teacher, is the sponsor of this hard working group. Clapping hands to 'Hold that Tiger' is enioyed at our first pep rally by the high spirited students. Because the risers the first pep rally was held in the cafetorium. Mr. Gregg and Mr. Hoffman are the chief architects in the build- ing ofcitizenship in our school. Without the leadership and guid- ance of these men our school could never hope to reach the high standards and goals which we have set. had not arrived for the gym, ,A was 1 ap,-.4 W., Q i MW X .,., .nr .H---ef' .,,..,-, 'naw' Mr. Hall and David Jonas admire a drawing of the new band uniform s. They are blue and white, which are our school colors, and feature wide turned-back revers with a military look. ' .... -al: 3-nag.-. Mrs. Helen Holloran had o big iob sorting all school supplies and equipment which arrived in the library early in the year. Blue and white book covers decorated with the Carroll Tiger arrived early in the school year. They were favorably received by the students. Below: Sherry Kernodell ond Becky Phelps admire o school book cover. The covers odd to school spirit as well as giving protection to the school books. ,F 'N T5 fi X 1 4 55 4 ' J I XY fi j , iris lol . l Q A r J I ,M ii fi Margaret Lewis and Margaret Markins brought Tiger display cards to our first ulisten-in' party. Cards have varsity players' names on back. Below: Satisfied , trom the pen of Martha Prather, a symbol of Carroll spirit and confi- dence, is ioined by George Tenant and Sally Stout in wishing our team luck. Since appear- -st ing at our first danc 'Satisfied' has become a well known personality on our campus. i qx l X. 'S'- X r F- XX A K, ly flu , ..,,v- I V , - , f X .. g X ,A qu X , . ' ,I .- 'Nfl 41 f A , i 1 V ,A an . .,', -::, + g , ...N -' jf X rv 'N' asrw iff' 55554 1 . ., Q. Q A, H ,.l f: I Q A . f x ,'lxdA,, A K ' ' M , , X in fx 2 ,.t,..,5,,,. ,15 4 Q N7 A , M ' it , 2 Mft , ' 2 Qu? 5-fx 5 3 3 Et 3 1 -...fv nv, ' x I The foct that you do not know what you are eating if you do not see, smell, or taste it, is proved by this experiment that Mrs. Peorce's fourth period psychology class conducted. Here we see Claudette Guy feeding Molly Seaton baby food while she is blindfolded and with cotton stuffed in her nose, while Jane Ingram rec- ords Molly's reactions. 'H gs r A United States flag which flew over the nation's capitol for QA hours was presented to Carroll High School by Corpus Christi chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. The ceremony was held in the new school's cafetorium. Mrs. E. V. Massey, DAR chapter curator, presented the flag to Principal Gregg. Following his acceptance, the student body pledged alle- giance to the flag. Singing of the national anthem, accompanied by the Tiger Band, closed the program. jqunv-ww lr-up Mrs. Earl V. Massey, DAR chapter curator, presents the flag to Principal C. A. Gregg. Charles Alexander and Bobby Bess raise the United States flag and the 'Lone Star of Texas', for the first time on the school flag-pole. Scouts Bobby Bess and Charles Alexander hold the flag while the national anthem is sung ac- companied by the Tiger Band. 17 ., ,.,A ....A M- su .H ,I . -u57-H- YAC L I PANB I. 62. YG 1 ' L ,.,.--- - M.. TOM' 'fr?'E' 5' no QI , , ll I--H l '-- ..--.., ..--I 'I ------1 I I I I 4 I I .I L I- 'I .1 -.- -Q.. wk -- F .. I -- i I I norm -rs I I -..ilgf II- 1 I L- L 4 , r----.-1.1. 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' M 5 + f+ l A Y I L 2- -A Iiisai xl' R ix, .fl fi-H1 'FSL gag-Q-my 5 i,5f2, lfffil , Q ' Carroll s first Student Councel officers are President Barbara Beachumg Vice president, Pat DuBose, Secretary, Pat Gunter, Treasurer, Lucille Wilkins ,M- Members ofthe Student Council are: Arletta Routt Darlene Bodeman Peggy Conner, Sally Stout, Sharon Rice, Gerry Mikullk Rosle Rodriguez, and Carolyn Young Q X., Student Council members are Patsy - Huey,VivlanMyers,FronieB1ckley, Martha Eck and Vicki Roebuck jf Student Council members Kathy Harris, Linda Hewitt, Barbara Moore, Janie Kirkpatrick, Lin El- kins, Pat Joyner, and Milton Smith. it 4' 3 by cARRoLL cREA1Es couNciL Carroll's Student Council sponsors are Mr. Goodman and Mr. Smith. Our Student Council has formed two committees. Pictured The School Pride Committee ore: Elaine Potter, Sherry Kernodell, Charles Tracy, and Pat Smith The StudentCouncil is the one student organ- ization which represents everyone in the school. The purpose ofthe council is to give students an o ortunit to artici ate in aworkin democrac PP Y P P 9 Y: to provide a forum for student expression, and to promote understanding between the students and faculty. The Council is made up ot one member from each homeroom. Each member must maintain a 'B' average to remain in fl1S COUr1Cil- 5h .151 ll Ill ll Ill I LNKAIII 1' Co editors and sponsor Barbara Moore, Loretta Jordan and Mrs Pearce look over the lay out sheets before the annual ns put to bea f-gxlqs ANNUAL STAFF STUDIES JOURNALISM The Blueprints of Carroll Hugh IS unxque In that It serves as a drrectory as well as an an nual Since the staff decided to Issue the book by the begmnlng of the second semester only the actlvltles of the first semester are covered There IS no senlor section since there IS no senscr class thus year This staff wall study the fun damentals of lournalnsm durnng the second semester They will have the responsnblllty of pub llshvng Carroll s flrst yearbook nn 1958 The Tlger s Eye has been adopted as the name because the eye can see all know all and record all of the Carroll actlvutues lx-X Assustant feature edntor Rosne Perez and faculty edstor Kay Brownung are checknng the plcture fnle whale feature editor Mary Rusales and buslness manager Peggy Conner check the annual sales JT 4-ff ji ul 'T if Brenda McDowell Lora Lee Friend Martha Prather Elrae Phillips and Adell Morgan check the schedule cards for the correct address telephone number and homeroom of the students for the yearbook . I its fr e f I I , . ' I t ' . ff T ' 9: Y , . I g X VA , - , 2. W .qi Jig 9 I, u . . n q . 1 . I . l . ,W t ' Y 1 ' Q . ' I f , Q. - 4 . ' Y . . p . 1 . u - I n I I I , . ' ' ' Y x 'ful - ' ar, - ' ' 'gf s , v 1 H .. . I , I X ,,- d 1 , C ! A ., A - 9 V T , K ' I I ff X I U 1 I 'ill' ' 4 I 1 ' v ,. f . f I i . J , f . ' xl 22 . ,X . - 4- ' Q n .,'.i H..-u Q . u -' -.u- .. K Burma Hall wins ten dollars for . .4141 naming paper. ,. f 0 , ' I f V .uf 1 f f L .Mi 1 Q Q M Xxs V. S .A Xxx A , Standing: Dona Cockrill, Bobbie Harral, Mary Christian, Virginia Frazier, Martha Fears, Carol Stewart, Sharon Watson, and Bonnie Morris. Typing: Janie Boker and Linda Marion. i Back row: Steve Nolan, Martha Eck, Larry Howard, Tommy Teer, and Yvonne Matlock. Front row: Frances Bickley, Pat DuBose, Pat Gunter, Jimmy Newman, and Roland Graves. .f. J NEWS STAFF EDITS PAPER The Carroler is published monthly by the Press Club of Carroll High School. Cop- ies are given tree to all stu- dents. Credit in journalism is earned by staff members. Editor Linda Hewitt flew to Denton, Texas, to repre- sent the paper staff at the T. H. S. P. A. convention in December. Right: Editor Linda Hewitt, and Co-editor Larry Howard, discuss the paper with Sponsor Wayne Puckett, Alice Echols and Adell Hill. 'Q Y 1.1.1 Left to right: Doris Schonvogel, cor- responding secretary, Barbara Shirley, historian, Mrs. Dominy, sponsor, Pat Gunter, vice-president, Martha Satter- white, treasurer, Ann Mokring, secre- tary. Honoring Carroll's first principal, Charles Gregg, F. T. A. members named Carroll's tirst group The Charles Gregg Chapter. FUTURE TEACHERS NAME CLUB FOR GREGG ln October, l957 the first Future Teachers' Of America Club organ- ized consisting of nineteen mem- bers. The regular meetings ofthe club are held the third Tuesday of each month, during homeroom period. The purpose of the organization isto explore teaching as a career Mrs. Dominy is serving as the first sponsor. Assisting their teachers are: Flo Neal, parliamentariangJanie Kirkpat- rick, presidentg Adele Hill, reporter. F. T. A. members often grade papers or check roll to gain experience in their profession. I I-' Top row: Robert Wallick, Margaret Hammond, James Reddick, Jimmy Newman, Mary Rasbury, Tommy Teer. Bottom row: Carol Homeyer, Patsy Billie Graham, Jaci Reagan, Lora Friend, Elaine Gower. Huey, Phyllis Schraub, Bill Shinder, First row Kingsbury, Balli, Harris, Carpenter, Lancaster, Benavldes Second row Graham Tuley Harbert Dinkins Hover Chandler Mathews Stoney Coleman. Third row: Halberdier, Valenzuela Greer Arlington Homeyer Silva Morris Massey Dunkin Lara Donnell Fourth row: Kneten, Valenzuela, Hainline, Myers, Huffman Sharp, Garrett Black Jenkins Myers Whntson Walton Roache CARROLL CHOIR HAS FORTY VOICES Carroll High's first concert choir consists of forty voices. They haven't made any public performances but are planning a P. T. A. meeting and a Christmas assembly. There are to be new additions made to the choir at the beginning of the second semester. The choir may enter singing contests next Spring depending onthe size and ability to compete with other choirs. The choir is proud to have had two of the members, Linda Massey, and Mel- vin Meyers, who made regional. Melvin also made all-state. Mr. Smith, choir director, looks on as Barbara Beach um, choir accompanist, practices for a new number Beginning Latin students are: back row, Betsy Westbrook, Juan Mora, Carolyn Fears, Kathie Harris and Heather Walters. Front row: Martha Christian, Joan Crossley, Kay Hott, Michalene Kilgore, Barbara Hull and Edna Mae Howe. 'V Eight boys and Mrs. Pearce toast the team with grapeiuice at a Latin club party in the teacher's lounge. Left to right they are: Juan Mora, Jimmy Boles, Jerry Rogers, Willie Hardeman, Jim Han- sard, Mrs. Pearce, David Horton, Jon Bartnick and Tam Sparkrnan. An ancient Roman custom was when eating to start with eggs and end with apples. The club went along with this by starting their meal with stuffed eggs and ending with apples. LATIN CLUB STUDIES RCMAN LIFE, CULTURE Club officers are: Sue James, secretary, Jon Bartnick, president, Tom Sparkman, vice-president, and Mrs. Pearce, the sponsor and Latin teacher. On the board are coniugations of the verb, love, showing that the students study as well as have fun at their club functions. ,j ff' ,I ff Second year students prepare a bulletin board for the Latin class. Left to right: Carolyn Fears, Peggy Conner, Carol Kingsbury, and Michalene Kilgore. The pictures they are preparing to put up show scenes from the movie, Julius Ceasar, which was about ancient Roman lite and the customs ofthe Romans. X Agp!-. X QSM 1 x v 4 Ji Gary Black, Linda Massey and Melvin Meyers are installing dark curtains to blackout windows in the auditorium. -,Q - ff' ln circle: Discussing the play 'Miss Moonlight' is Mr. .lim Summers, sponsor, Elaine Potter, star of the play, and Dodee Logan, secretary to Mr. Summers. Installing dark curtains to blackout the cud itori- um are: Clo Parker, Sharon Rice, Jimmy Bales, Judilin Harder, Sally Stout and Karen Skinner. Brenda McDowell is showing Ronnie Murray, Graham Bell, Mar- garet Markins, Darlene Bodeman and Vern Berry where to place the set for 'Why l Am a Bachelon' CARROLL MASQUES PRESENT Under the direction ot, Jim Summers a drama club was organ- ized at Carroll. Eighteen members have worked hard to make props, blackout curtains, programs, and sets. The name Carroll Mosques was chosen tor the club. Several plays are planned for the remain- der ofthe year. Their first play, 'Why I am a Bachelor', was pre- sented on December the nine- teenth tor the P. T. A. wif Wifi QW Linda Hewltt President The offncers of the Carroll F H A chapter are ly Seaton secretary Pat DuBose reporter Barbara Shnrley hlstornan Jac: Reagan, parllamentarnan Barbara Young vlce presndent Sharon Rnce treasurer and Barbara Moore, song leader Mrs Freddie Hayslup us the sponsor 1-1 FHACLUB The Future Homemakers of America emphasuze the F H A members nn top row are Sharon Ward Martha Satterwhlte Retta Jordan and Lynda Hendrux Bottom row are Sherlene Byrd, Pat Huey and Carol Lee Moore Importance of worthy home membershnp and encourage democracy an home and com mumty The homemaker course covers a large area Food, clothing chnld care, home nurs1ng,lnterlor deco ratmg, consumer buying and tamnly relations are studied OtherF H A members are Loss Wnl lls, Vick: Montalvo Rose Trevlno Marla Sylvia and Earlene Maywald 3 I si if . , Y 1 A f re, K I I ' . . . : Mol . , 5 I I . I . . I . . . I I U ' I 5 U 1 I 5 l . ., we 4 .J x -1, . ' A A - C 0 o o :ZZ if 4 , M f Q' O R G A N I Z E D . 4- s l . - f , 4 4 . . I - - v U : 4 I I 1 ' ' 5 I Q , I l . I I I Anita Ybanez and Kay Ensey stack papers, while Selia Reyna and Ruby Davis check books out to Sherlene Byrd and Charlene Ensey. l Ar '81, 1 V, if ydkf MTL 9 Q xl' X. I V, l f' I STU DENTS FORM LIBRARY CLUB ,TI V J . . Forty students ofCarroll High have organized a Library Club. Their main purpose is to learn the duties of a Librarian. The boys are learning to operate vis- ual aids equipment. One of the main proiects at the present, is to keep interesting displays in the display window. They are discussing plans for a money making proiect. X' TJNLXU ' Front row: Rosie Perez, Caro- lyn Staniger, Vivian Myers I Dorothy Donnell, Helen Figg, Johnnie Boyd, Jose Mellugen, and Jerry Berry. Back row: Peggy Lancaster, Gary Berry, and Yvonne Matlock. Typing is Vicky Montalva. Frontrow: Esther Kelly, Rachel Hall. Back row: Sylvia Perez Helen Hollran, Charles Boland, and Larry Smith. Allen and Burma , Beverly Winner, Mike Richardson 123' v Y y Stk! iv 'yi . .M t 'Yu Left to rightare Mike Richardson, Ralph Simmons, David Biggar, Henry Kob- lizek, James Cockrill, Charles Boland, Tommy Boland and George Jenkins 2 gfiffz-Pi nf' fffz i ,1 ,: Q. s flu, 1 .Q The Terruflc Tnger Band TIGER BAND STEPS HIGH Marlon Rhodes Drum Mayor Loren Hall Band Director Band us led by Yhe followung council members David Perez BullGarreH Dav:dJonas Hea ther Walters Nardle Dodson GeneOllver Bob yBess Ron ald Murray Margaret Holmes Jan Connolly Edward Gonza lez Raul Ornelas Brenda Mc Dowall Marlon Rhodes Vlr gunna Waldo and Vlrgmla Fox Vfv' if ' Y 'Q 'E 0060 I bw Stepping hugh to rhythm ofthe band are twrrlers Dodee Logon Vnrgnma Fox, Judulln Harder and Brenda McDowell Interested band members and Dlrector Loren Hall, watch with approval the lndran theme used In the half tlme show by Jefferson of San Antonio. The band forms a sombrero In u Latun American show ofthe Brownsvrlle game p 'Z 'Rf ' .3 K'-,Ljw , A W' , f by i - ff hw. ..V, H If ,l A' 0 1 ..H1 Q'L , M A , or 3 . of , f ., ,f , , f U AH ,E 7 . , 5- x 1 vi 1 as , 3 ,4 l :- 1' Y .. -e K , I Q 'A4 A 'Ki' ,W ' F , . a Q- x Orchestra Officers are: ArlettaRoutt-Secretary James Ward Vice President Barbara Beachum Pres: dent Larry Shaw-Treasurer, Penny Vider-Social Chairman and Melvin Montgomery Press Agent EIGHT PLAYERS IN CARROLL ORCHESTRA Director Hall had only eight students to sign up for orchestra this year. But many great organizations have had small beginnings so they hope to build the orchestra into a large one within a few years. Elghtstudents who formed Carroll'sfirst orchestra are Melvin Montgomery, Joe Kasper, ArlettaRoutt, James Ward Johanna Martin Penny Vider, Larry Shaw and Barbara Beachum S? Serving as the first officers of F.N.A. club are: Edna Mae Howe, secretary, Corintha Holmes, president, Mar- tha Christian, reporter, Miss Crump, sponsor, Rachel Allen, vice-president, Burma Hall, historian, Mary Lou- T If l QQ ,Q iw I 1 Q s ise Canter, parliamentarian, Kathy Harris, treasurer. FUTURE NURSES CREATE CLUB Dorothy Wisdom, Gloria Alvarez, Mae Carpen- ter and Pauline Carrales pay close attention as Rose Trevino takes Nell Vogel's temperature. 'JJ 5 L-,J Rachel Rincon, Delpha Marina and Sylvia Halberdier store medical materials while Rose Perez is being weighed byJonie Cruz. F..-'il TILE Ft.. ' 'na r.n.'5 .. Y' 15' st. tx! I 3, Gavin. ' rue 1- tw fotzq. orbit Zawornszo SQXQ ras: or an. I , F0 rzxct orvlyl -P, I 0?- , N I R F-- nb -gfg cl ES . If R' 'I px, S ..,- R I1 - no-4 9' wi 22: ei ,.'T SR R X -,' ...1 -, ,, ,. -... .. - ---- ------ 'afgw ,gn Ong.. 9 R Q rouonuq l'bl..KACl-ill -lg .,- 341, ro, IS U Ib-r ovurn. rn .A ll:l lu-.. R-I IP 'D of T UI .YI I 1 I 1 I 'ff lv .l :Zi I, SR ,I IR I i I I LAINg I ' 'Q ' -f 0 i v , r W5 r Ili Q-w ,z v 341' 1 MAKESi CARROLL HlGH'S FIRST TOUCHb0WN. 2:2 ! Sr 5 Z' 5 TS SR 'fx s FF' 4 1 n POT A I 'Q S 'S I 5 'N 'ln I 'Q I 'o 2 9 3: af S E2 ff 3 N Q 2 N S '2 I S 2 5 I. :E F Ill I uni' I 1 1:11 141 3.11 In iillli Ivana suxu. Illlg: g 'Zh a 11:1 if an QM secrqno ' II2n'n 2lI :islam SWT!!! I' T .av -c I Z I I 5 5 U' C 52 I: 3 SI' ag -4 55:22 OE .L 13, an-L MI in QJAVDI -I' 55 'z sg I as ,, .sn SECT D I UMILAL T-:s .l 3- I ,v',1-,,- 4 1 1 IM 12 29 i349 .LS UNI J an , ., 17' ,Inq -1 as fl va UI R H 'E 0 1 ,..,3' xs- AI 1.-.L-I .LSB 3VQ 3 af dn C '59 5 s .- V, 0 1 NES -I I' g 'gf' 255 I3 9 F '04 - 1 I: 8 73 ll L! ll Ya :E F III nd II I I :I :: :'r. ....- II II I F f , 5' S1'ee'I' II' , 1 A i -'iw I I I fg ' I :'1vr-uv 'ual s , . 'A 'JI xr ' jj' I . ,U in I lf: ' I :S I ' Q a I . ' I I I . ' I f I fl! I I if . , 5' i l I - . 'T , ' I - , N- ' iuuualgi ', fs' I :, I ' 12 , , 9 1 I ff! I , ig! JloI.L517gr no -'DNVAG .jf du M1194 ' o :Nui -41:5 1, I ,sg I -:n II! '11 I I f XII ' 04:3 ' I Il X y'-: N ,ful I ,Zn I , P I I IEE u I I I I 'ef' I I ZF I ,Q I ' :E ' 1 I .55 I I I I C I I - T21 I - I-I I-- ' I ... 0 , . A. ' I I I iff? I 1 il A I A ' .6 . 5.5 ,KA A A A ,QS - O'.Sl I HQ-L IQ I I fi +- ------- ------- -+- -SP I , n n .... - -- -- I. Y SE 4 1 ' I JE b Yi F I I o ' ' 1 I. . 5' I . . ri - 4 F ' 'N Q 4, - of ' . I I A 5.22. - E ,-,,,,,,g fffi n!Y fi.rf1gl ---FT N! Q-4M,AY'wwH-A A A - A- , I 'Z 1: 2-,xl ,-' : X 2- 2' gg 1' g -- -- I 1 ' I 'as ' Sv?-sw me ,. 2: 2 I: 2 2. --GSW . .. - I Q . ac I LP I shun gisagli' nf: runuiie-: If - -7--6 - -- - --I ....:'fjj.,,,.I.::51-. - .j ' ' 'lf ,111 1 047 r 1 . li 41, '. . , , r'- nv-'J ' gun ' ln 4: .::.- Coach Ashton explains a point of strategy to Lawrence Thack- ston and Sidney Beauford while Coach Mitchell spots the field for the men in the press box. TIGER TEAM NEVER QUITS Five men make up the coaching staff of Carroll's Tiger football team. While Vernon Ashton is Carroll's first coach, he is not astrangerto Corpus Christi. He has built a very commendable record at Roy Miller and Grand Prairie while worlc- ing as Tom Pruett's right hand man. His easy going disposition and friendly rela- tionship with his boys makes Cotton an ideal choice for this position. Bruce Lawrence is coaching B-team football which will add great strength to the Tiger varsity in a short time. Murray C. Mitchell -assistant coach is also bas- ketball coach at Carroll. Kenneth Beard- en-assistant coach at Carroll will coach track also. David Donnan-assistant coach will organize and coach varsity baseball this year at Carroll. E . i Carroll coaching staff: Ashton,Lawrence, Mitchell, Bearden, Der fy S Www x? .Z Bobby Spruce makes 6 yards against Miller. The scrapping Tiger Varsity team never gave up against over-powering odds. L i I f 1 7 .Q , pei cfs.. g,, J ,ff j . l i 'y .Q ' w wi, Q TA-.,?,, i ,N ,., ii U, , 5 Q ' pq, gp, r r werLfi A I. leg? ' ta., ,iw x Wt QL Ashton checks over new l as equipment arrives Carroll. x row: Bales, Spruce, Beautord, Samford, Jones, Hansard, Castro, Hernandez, Boyd, Bell. Second row: McMenamy Laine Ortega, Hardeman, King, Whitson, Thackston, Longoria, Nunez, Lawrence. Third row: Ashton, Mitchell Jmes Murphy McKnight, Fulton, Hutchinson, Sharp, Wilkes, Bearden, Donnan. i 1-1 'E- r 12' 5 L 1 H All it mr!-'il lf' Bottom row: Perez, Howard, Sembritzki, Johnson, Johnson, Chandler, Bell Second row: Purser, Garrett, Porter, Beauford, Williams, Lawson Dodds Third row: Lawrence, Alexander, Helms, Hardin, Beavers, Rogers Newman Mary Carroll Schedule,l957 Sept. Sept Sept. Oct Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov. 13 Open 'I9 Corpus Christi 27 Houston 4 Corpus Christi 'I2 Corpus Christi 18 Corpus Christi 25 Corpus Christi 'I Harlingen 8 Edinburg 15 Corpus Christi 2l Austin Carroll Carroll Carroll Carroll Carroll Carroll Carroll Carroll Carroll Carroll 0 0 0 I3 0 'I2 0 7 0 L 32 Port Lavaca Jefferson Davis fHoustonl Jefferson fSan Antonio Brownsville McAllen Miller Harlingen Edinburg Ray W. B. Travis lAustinl l WILLIE MCKNIGHT FERNANDO ORTEGA Right Tackle Junior Wi. 144 Johnny Boyd slows down Donnie Doss,sfar Quarter Back for Miller Bucs. I-Eff End Junior Wt. 151 Lettered - 1-'V ,,,, Ie - - ' 1' f - ' 5 ff A ':?6f'ffr,2' I 3 ' E 1 if 1' I Q' I 'rv X J ai JERRY SHARP, Capfain Left Tackle Junior Wt. I47 Leffered GEORGE CASTRO Righi Tackle Sophomore WI. 161 Leftered if 1 x , ru, LAWRENCE THACKSTON Full Back Sophomore Wt. 144 Leffered JIM HANSARD Right Guard Sophomore Wt. 130 Leffered -I we, 1 ' I - if fsf fi fr ' .V A . 1- -in .A ' 1-1 +I, , W V' ' '-M-gk.. . gf fir Y' 1 1 iff- Hplx A U RICHARD GALLAGHER Right End Junior Wt. 165 Lefterecl MIKE KING Left Guard Sophomore WI. 160 Lettered f. ,Wk ,M af . L I g, A f fa J. Ii N1 3 5 f iw .-.. 3 'N Mil ..,i A ,rf Q. X - A E, 4 A Q, ,W .lf .,1 I .ug I v li K 2 K I ,MA ! 'N TOMMY TURNER Left Guard Junior Wt. 157 SKIP JINES Quarter Back Junior WY. 133 Leffered ' 'l f9 fi11'TI99,?6 A ii 2.1271 I 1231 53 ,, MM V if 'Gr' ,f'E+23'wliEa f'21'f4Q??i Mimi N s f 39' n A R 1 I 1 ef' l i' il M1 il 1 ...,, v -.5 , ' V. j E Q f 1. t 1 .Q ,A , - W fr 1 ' Q 'ZF' ., .,,, f- - wifi 11' DON LAINE Right Holfback Junior Wt 137 Lettered LOUIS HUTCHINSON Left Tackle Sophomore Wt 156 Lettered vo- 1 1 I .., . .- BRUCE MATTHEWS Full Bock Junior Wt. 134 Lettered CHARLES WHITSON Left Halfback Sophomore Wt. 125 Lettered with the tackle. mmmuuunqlllll i ,355 k WILLIE HARDEMAN Left Halfback Junior Wt. 148 Lettered RALPH SAMFORD Right Holfback Sophomore Wt. 130 Lettered I H u. . fs ,.,, 'or ? 11 ,. 1 5 - 1' 'N Q ' Z ' A 1 v W. 51 5' ROBERT JONES Right Guard Sophomore Wt. 152 Lettered BOBBY SPRUCE, Captain Quarterback Junior Wt. 129 Lettered Willie McKnight stops Curtiss Pruett as Willie Hardeman comes in to help mn i ii, ' A E2?5E?'f it l IIVV 4 ' W! 'T 9' r I X 1- T' 'H U . -ei' IBREY NUNEZ Left Tackle Junior Wt. 200 FRED FULTON Center Sophomore Wt. 168 Lettered 'A gl . q .A - 2 . .P 1 -I ,hm W! , A . K , J - .3g .4 , A ,Q-A. we 1 - I V ' -I 'mr gg -QXJ ...'Q a..,., fgg . V W Q-f 4 - WWW11 . il I fi' U, 1,9 nf X- 'Q 'Q V Y XY' nw--W9 1 s K x .rf ! ' rx.. 'k wr 5 ., Wg ttt Jimmy Bales, Gerry McMenumy and Graham Bell check out at the beginning of the season. These boys as footbal charge of equipment. '?'??fl?9?f7efT!'?W?' -stfitfh 2' football iersies l This editorial by Joe Scherer in his Good Evening Column in The Caller-Times relates the attitude aboutthe Tiger football season held by most people in Corpus Christi THE GREATEST TEAM IN TOWN A 'Miller-Roy-Carroll Fan' who desires to remain anonymous, sends this letter: ul have seen all ofthe great teams produced by Bill Stages and his staff at Ray-as well as some mighty fine teams at Miller, particularly those Whiz Kids led by the incomparable Larry Duem. 'They were all good teams-fine teams. 'But Corpus Christi, nor for that matter any other city, has ever had a GREATER team than those two dozen kids now playmj for Mary Carroil. 'No Seniors. No lcttervnen. No niusclernen. And no chance to win. A skinny bunch of kids hardly powerful enough to hold their own in Class B competition-and yet thrown into a schedule against the tough AA outfits. ln the four games I have witnessed Mary Carroll hosn't shown a thing-except cold raw managers had courage' 'But those kids have Jot it-the stuff MEN are made af. I've seen Jim Thorp in action, as well as Grange, George Gipp, Dori Hutson, Sid Luckman and other football greats. 'But ask me what was the greatest teaml ever saw in action and l'll tell you reol quick- 'The Mary Carroll team of l957.' ,ggi g , , . off T 1' ix 4' rAfRIg HSRNANDEZ WlLI3IAM WILKES e Y uur Rig 1 End Junior Wt. l45 Sophomore Wt. 145 Lettered Lettered JOHN HARDIN SAM LONGORlA JOHNNY BOYD Left Tackle Left End Right End Junior Wt. 'l65 Junior Wt. 147 Junior Wt. 'I37 Lettered Lettered Lettered , -ly .. fegfjg J mm s A T' .glow K ' . I, I 1 t . , i' J , , I Q M, 40 3 I f i X l 'yf X Hits 'TP Y l l SIDNEY BEAUFORD Quarterback Junior Wt. l35 Coach Mitchell suffered a kneeln lury and was not able to take over at the beglnnnng ofthe season butltlshoped that he wnll b back after Christmas ln has Olbsence Coach Ashton has taken over 'A' Squad leftto right Ronald Betts Charles Whltson HaroldGumm Wrl llamWllkes W1llleMcKmght BruceMatthews SklpJlnes Coach Ashton A TEAM S CONFERENCE GAMES CAGE STARS R SE Bruce Matthews pumps for the bull Ifl Carroll s first basketball game agaunst the Muller Bucs As we go to press, the team has played two games The first game was lost to Muller by a score 01574 25 The second game against Sundeen was won by a fmal score of 36 30. Charles Whutson trles to block a basket as other team mates come In to get the ball. Ch Uh GFI Oh an an I' Oth 7th 21 st 24th Ml ller Brownsvulle McAllen Harlingen Edinburg Ray Here There Here There Here There an an e Fe Fe Fe 28th 3 st r eh 4fh 71h Muller Brownsvllle McAl len Harlingen Edinburg Ray There Here There Here There Here B Squad Harry Beavers Lou IS Castillo Don Clawson Gary Moran Raul Ornelas Buddy Plckens Tommy Porter Glen Queen Gary Roberts Jerry Rogers Lawrence Thackston Sue James Bonnie Morrns Helen Fngg Elnzabeth Dnllard and Rachel Allen seem to have a good sense of balance II1 P the formation above eggy Conner stands up to bat with Pat Joyner pitching and Josie Lenon catching whnle Chestune Walker Lmda Berger Mlkellne Knlgore Barbara Moore Barbara Masters and Sharon Kmgsbury want for thenr turn to but GIRLS ENJOY INTRA-MURAL SPORTS Volleyball IS a very popular sport among the physical education gurls Kathy Carl Jean Wllson Marla Rios Kay Ensey Louise Brnght Lunda Marlon Charlene Ensey and Loss Wlllrs made up The varied actavutnes oftheglrls phys :cal educatuon department are portrayed on these pages Ann Spivey us the director of this de partment as well as being sponsor ofthe Carroll cheerleaders Each gurl lsrequured to have one peraod of physical educatnon every school day and to be dressed In regulation uniform Playing tennls IS one of Margie Mar kms Kathy Bellah s EstherKellys Nancy Lener s Laura Deftender fer s and Beverly Winner s hobbues Barbara Young Edna Noe Howe Margaret Ham mond Phyllus Schraub and Martha Satterwhnte get ready to make a bulls eye the flfth period s team .-Q - 1 X Ip l 1, ' 1, 1 lx ' 1 A, .6 A -1 I . B' . l 2' I . J x B I l I I I I - l . . I , , I . I 1 1 1 I ' - -,, i.-,R . . . . - '. -, 'h - X ls It . . 1 W S - 1 J xi, . . . . 1 I It ' . . 'akin Nb . f . 9 9 v 1 1 1 A 1 1 I ' T s - I - 1 ' 1 ' . . . , ' . . I . I . . I I . . . I . . I . . . X - - 1 Trymg to decade who as furst at but are Sylvla Halberdler Shnrley Wade, Gale Freeman, Ruth Garcia, Yara Reyes Nancy Greer andKathyHarrls ltr W MF r 1 25? if Myrna Morgan, Llnda Rodrigues, Anna Marne Pena and Llncla Hewntt, all play the same dusk In quarts Ping Pong enthuslsts are Bobble Harrel, Dona Cockrnll Patsy Lam, Janne Cruz, Bur ma Hall and Vlrglnlo Frazier -4. Croquet as popular among Janice Byrn Yvonne Matlock Sharon Watson, Barbara Startzell, Kay Hoft and Betty Matthews Q..-an Delpha Marmo, Carol Fears, Gaye Duncan, Marla Silva, Earlene Maywald Lea Hen drix, Rachel Rincon and Darlene Bodemon are getting ready to ' the b'rdies in game of bad-minton 321 -eval: Quouts as an mterestmg game for Lucille Wilkins, Mary Chris han, Martha Christian and Sherry Kernodell 43 Gettsng ready to practuce serving are Rose Trevlno Sharon Ashworth Shlrley Fretwell Martha Prather, Carol Lee Moore Vvckl Roe buck and Louise Noah Charlene Ensey, Arleta Routte Lena Hughes, Clo Parker and Glorua Stone try to master control of the mallet as they hut the ball At the right Frntzue Muller Bonnle Morris Elizabeth Dillard Helen Flgg center , Burma Hall Jolene Ott Margaret Lewis and Margne Markuns drsplay different tumbllng positions un a curc e. rg! n lr! At the left Speedball as a fast and excntnng game to Catherine Krnavek, Hople Cruz Paulo Darden Corentha Holmes Mary Krnavek and Irma Cantu Attheleft The gurls pose In different tumbllng Patterns. M 0 , - 2-' ' ' . . I I Z 9 A Y an sl h-:Mi 1 wim,:.:,.:g,'.3 -Ati? gi.: , A ' L 'gi a V ' ' 5, ' - V I x x Xl . x C . y f I ta 1 IF 1 g . L V lj . . I I , . . : . . . I . . I ' , ' l 5 I I . ' ' I At the right lntermural Champions of gurls P E basketball teams are Alnce Ball: Pot DuBose captain Charlotte Emmert Jac: Reagan Mae Carpenter and Dora Lopez Not pictured are Sandra Gray and Linda Marlon A00 N Attheleft Mano Sllva Gaye Dunknr' Carolyn Flors Rachel Rincon form a clover leaf for gps- luck In thelr game of horseshoes uysge At the right The photographer seems to be In danger from the almmg of the bows of Helen Cleveland Judy Freyer Martha Satterwhute Phyllls Schraub Glorla Alvarez and Carol Edwards 4.1 At the right- Resting from a game of basket ball are Duane Morrls, Courtney Weaver, Judy Cohrs, Barbara Beachum and Nancy Todd. At the left Penney Vidar tries to get the ball from Dona Lewus as their teammates Barbara Tull Poula Darden Joanna Mortun and Irma Cantu look on .Q 'Ti fx .IUDILIN HARDER MELVIN MYERS Maiorette Won Regional and SALLY STOUT Top Honor stude t n Sophomore Class for frstt elve eeks All State in Choir Sm- AX 17 ' . Hx., W .. .Q . - Q JANET CONNELLY Top Honor student in Sophomore Class for first twelve weeks WHG S VIRGINIA FOX Mogorette 'T7 Q QW CAROLYN YOUNG Cheerleader IU' LIN ELKINS Cheerleader WHO 'pi' 1. ' X., 'C K . iff t X SAM LIESMAN VICKI ROEBUCK BARBARA BEACHUM JERRY SHARP Top Honor student in Football Duchess President of Student Co-Captain of Junior Class for first Council Football Team twelve weeks AT CARROLL HIGH PATSY HUEY C e le d fr- ff BARBARA MOORE d or n DODE E LOGAN M lorett 47 Slllz X xl , l .gff 1 - FRANCES BICKLEY GORDON FRITZ, JR. Football Duchess and Citizenship Award Cheerleader BRENDA McDOWALL 6 so axe 1 tx A ik' l 7 LINDA MASSEY Regional in Choir WHOS WHO GREG BOLTON e l v-..-Q, LORETTA JORDAN Co Ed tor of An inn- Maloreh Che r eader - i nual 'ni J 'ix 3 Ax . v WM' l I ' , gg. 7, . l. 1-1' -r 5 l- , -J V, w,...,-,s il - - A i il I Z ' ff' In-. X NORVAL KNETEN LINDA HEWITT JANIE KIRKPATRICK Top Honor student President of F.H.A. 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Q l - A Vx 'Y-15.5 Dr R L Wulluams Superintendent of the Corpus Christ: Public School h George Broad Dlrector of Curricular Services helps s as teachers to plan work to be served as the top admlnlstrator In the local school system for the past sux years offered at each grade level BOARD OF EDUCATION It IS through the vlslon and foresight of the men and women on these pages that the Corpus Christ: schools rank hugh In the nation They approved the blue prmts and followed through In the build Ing of Mary Carroll Huglx School The students and faculty are proud of the mouern school completed under the supervision of the School Board J D Slaybough Director of Fanance and Property handles fmancual affairs and IS rn charge ofthe use of school facllltles 41 in Weldon Gibson fbelow, occupies the posltlon of Director of Personnel and Community Relations pc in-lf r ' 4 f l . 5 f M 2 CV, ' ' - f N - '. -- LX x . ' Q C Q 1 - V A -'xiii . S , A .. -A if 4 'a ' f C Ezfg 4 . 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' 5?'l?f' -as 1 f f A FP. - I x N-' if C X K I ' HQ , l Y rt 5 4' In 'L' - Nlp,,,,-1 1 ROY GILLELAND 1:- BOARD MEMBERS These men and women devote their time, effort, ond thought to the development of theeducotlon of the boys ond gurls of Corpus Christ: .fx PAUL R HAAS PRESIDENT MRS HARRY EATON ARTURO VAZQUEZ TOM M BROWNE HS afar- MRS GERTRUDE THOMAS ya 'lvwkl-1 RAYMOND E EDSON CHIEF ARCHITECT OF OUR SCHOOL Charles Allen Gregg prrncnpal of Mary Carroll, accepted the challenge of creatung a new school onthe outsknrts cf Corpus Chrnstu The blueprints and the constructron ofthe bulldlngs were the resultotthe work and dream ofmany Interested cutazens as d we are proud ofthe tunlshed product But a school IS notlust the buildings and equnpment Mr Gregg has orgamzed a faculty and student body that are the basic elements of any school The highest standards of scholarship, sportsmanshnp, and conduct are found In hrs blueprints He IS making every student realize that what he ns and what he accomplrshes ns Important rn the buuldung of Mary Carroll unto one of the best hrgh schools In our land CHARLES ALLEN GREGG Principal 308 Katherine Drive TU 4-9680 MRS LETA GAY PRICER Secretary to the Prlnclpal 430 Bartlett Drlve TU 2 9305 CORA BETH JOHNSON Regrstrar T841 Shely TU 7 4467 CLAUDE E. HOFFMAN Assistant Principal 4238 Cambridge TE 5-T535 ..4uiQsinnn4A. -s MRS RUEIEM COOPER Secretary to Asslstant Principal T05 Pearse Dr TU 2 6169 CONTRACTORS ON THE JOB Plans and polncnes of the school are carrued out an the offrces ofthe assus-ant principal Mr Hoffman and the registrar Muss Johnson Assnsted byMrS Cooper Mr Hoffman builds better attendance and guides stu dents nn good conduct Mass Johnson keeps the records of studerts grades and helps them to bunld toward a onploma K H7 ' v 3 f sf U T s- u V T l , X J! f. ' 4 J . , N 57 VERNON C ASHTON Head Coach 4918 Lenora Dr UL 2 4288 KENNETH RAY BEARDEN Coach and Phys Edu 630 Glazebrook Ap? 4 UL 3 3044 7' has 6' I' Y 'K Q' 'K A 9r'af'i 1 R, ent' ffm BURTIS G CASLER Mafhemahcs 4010 Brawner Prky UL 3 1033 MRS LORENES COOPER 5-1. P Spanish English 4133 Barnes Dr UL 2 7590 BETTY LEE CRUMP History and Health 3310 Wayside Dr. TU 2 6974 MRS JENNIE LOU DOMINY Counselor 303 S Broadway TU 4 5694 'QU DAVE H. DONNAN Coach T645 Devon Dr. TE 5-0847 MARVIN LEE GOODMAN Hlstory 826 Indmno Apt 'I UL 2 9906 LOREN O HALL Bond and Orchestra 3409 Harold Dr UL 2 7438 MRS FREDDIE B HAYSLIP Homemaklng 445 Cole Dr TU 3 2267 HARLON A HAERTIG Mafhemahcs 'I012'2 Honcoc TU 'Z 7620 MRS HELEN K HALLORAN Librarian T05 Glendale Dr TU 4 4785 xg' 5945 x CLYDE H ISAACKS Chemusfry 1117 Hayward Dr UL 2 7495 MURRAY COOP Coach 733 Ashland Dr UL 2 2618 BILL KERR ER MITCHELL JOSEPH C. MURPHEY English French 114 Southern TU 3 T976 r 413 Waverly Dr TE 5 7155 BRUCE R LAWRENCE Coach 4426 Laura Place UL 3 1739 MRS THELMA MCCOY PEARCE Laflr Eng Psychology 418 Longview West TU 2 4409 A A. 44 A 1- if 2 ,, lj f ' - I, ve-,uxsv X CV ff . u 1 V.,. , if rrea 2. O X 4 31, 'iv'. S -L,k Rlxt . 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Homeroom 169 UL 2 1902 f- Mrs Surgent s biology class o fl fl? 'L iff WANDA LUCAS 4822 Lorcode Homeroom 169 UL 2 2421 JOE MAGELLAN 4238 Townsend Homeroom 255 Hacks lub ork lnTl1e new science room 'U'--.5 AVELINO MARTINEZ Rt 3 Box 357 Homeroom 255 GILBERT MARTINEZ 1838 Bernondlno Homeroom 255 UL 21425 5 'mx' , 1. .ring - ' ' '42 Q .. - V N ' 6- V X' f if . E, gi. ,.,i .. 1? I , 4 ,Mi , 4 R! 1 I 'gl 1 ' ff - , . -L I , . .-, as - l l L . . a . 2' f Y - . . . N: . 1 ' V ,E - Z, VICTORIA MONTAI V0 O Box Homeroom 255 TU 2 3604 BRUCE MATTHEWS 4f5O Kosorek Homuoorn 255 UL 3 2603 DAVID MAY 4806 Merrlmoc Homeroom 255 UL 2 8000 JUNIOR4 CHARLES MICKAN RY 3 Box 269 Homeroom 255 FRITZIE MILLER 5234 Kosforyz Homeroom 255 TE574 ANNE MOHRING 4529 Townsend Homeroom 255 UL 3 1306 8 I 'L 4-if V7 fi fn.. 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If' , ' f A.,. .: I 'f 7 'er - 5: RICHARD HER NANDEZ 1802 Delgado Homeroom 262 UL 3-1263 DENNIS HORAK 4801 Queen Homeroom 262 UL 2-2213 S S LOUIS HUTCHINSON 1622 Sycamore Homeroom 262 UL 2-0531 DAVID .IONAS 2110 Yale Homeroom 265 UL 2-7585 'in ' 'K' Pl Q . ! If CLEONA HESTER 4601 Cheryl Homeroom 262 UL 3-1257 DAVID HORTON 3105 Gollihar Homeroom 262 UL 2-1632 - R ,txx X -9 1 KAY HOEFT 3345 Houston Homeroom 262 UL 2-7793 EDNA HOWE 2130 Rosalie Homeroom 262 TE 5-9372 Elizabeth Dillard, wiih the switchboard scrambled like an egg, has time fo chat wiih Elaine Gower 9-. in tr' fr il- HELEN JONES 1722 Sycamore Homeroom 265 Ui. 2-5740 CHARLOTTE HELLMAN 4833 Kendall Homeroom 262 TE 5-8550 as 'C .ga or S iw fi RF ROBERT JONES 5445 Bowie Homeroom 265 TE 5-0132 GEORGE KELLY 4837 Rogerson Homeroom 265 TE 5-5191 Jimmy McCoy, Dennis Horak, and Janie Caudillo gloot over the amount of clothing that the Sopho- mores brought to win the contest with the Juniors. 5 mums + CLUTHING naw: F08 THE lfsnv Aung ii. PAT JOYNER 4726 Queen Dr. Homeroom 265 UL 2-8986 SHERRY KERNOD ELL 4513 Moravian Homeroom 265 TE 5-1249 SHARON KINGSBURY 4106 Naples Homeroom 265 UL 2-7759 PEGGY LANCASTER 4821 Archer Dr. Homeroom 265 TE 5-1386 1l:- ' ig 1- -4 L7 DARRELL JUDKINS 4901 Weber Rd. Homeroom 265 UL 2-4028 MICHELENE KILGORE 4641 Townsend Homeroom 265 TE 5-1330 GERTIE KLAUS 4621 Evelyn Homeroom 265 UL 2-2123 JOE LANGLOIS 3330 Houston Homeroom 265 - N F ' 3 1 'sv A 1 s 1 JOE KASPAR Rt. 3 Box 359 Homeroom 265 UL 2-0956 MIKE KING 4606 Dodd Homeroom 265 UL 2-0664 HENRY KOBLIZEK Rt. 1 Box 35 Homeroom 265 TE 5-9888 KENNETH LAWSON 1633 Hickory Pl. Homeroom 265 UL 2-8721 lg C? 4 X . ' 2.2, nn We 1 x Q5 SYLVIA LEAL 2162 Shnrley Homeroom 265 CHARLES LING 2125 Harrier Homeroom 265 TE 5 7755 BILLY MCBRIDE 4345 Lexmgtan Homeroom 265 UL 2 9051 DELPHA MARINO 4733 .lol-nnsfon Homeroom 274 UL 3 1281 'I . CAROL LEWIS 4314 Laura P1 Homeroom 265 UL 2 6335 DODIE LOGAN 3721 Lamont Homeroon 265 UL 2 7020 JIMMY MCCOY 4125 Naples Homeroom 265 UL 2 0877 MARGARET MARKINS 1541 Clare Dr Homeroom TE 5 9045 17' MARGARET LEWIS 5015 Carroll Lane Homeroom 265 TE 5 8713 DORA LOPEZ 1925 Delgado Homeroom 265 UL 2 5392 BRENDA IACDOWALL 4825 Urban Homeroom 265 UL 2 8093 C A MARTIN 5002 Brandesky Homeroom 274 TE 5 0612 Ik' 1 ,., -L fn HUGH LIFSEY 4949 Jean Homeroom 265 UL 2 7196 RANDALL LOVELACE 43,29 Coffage Homeroom 265 UL 2 4483 ROBERT MCQUEEN 4309 Sprung Homeroom 265 TE 5 5583 JOANNA MARTI 3305 Newton Homeroom 274 TE 5 9174 Why JOSIE LINAN 1734 Hudson Homeroom UL 2 8496 RICHARD LUCKIE 1324 Brlghf Homeroom 169 TU 4 8473 LINDA MARLON 2042 Sherman Homeroom 274 TE 5 7606 CONNIE MARTINEZ 1745 Sherman Homeroom 274 UL 3 1155 tv 6 1 1. LINDA MASSEY 4814 Nesbitt Dr Homeroom 274 UL 2 1900 CHARLES MIR 2106 Harvard Homeroom 274 UL 2 5560 MARGARET MORA 4222 VestoI Homeroom 274 UL 2 8088 GEORGE MUNRO 2134 Fredenck Homeroom 274 TE 5 8019 BARBARA MASTERS 4712 Archer Dr Homeroom 274 TE 51619 MARY MIRANDA 2447 MvIo Homeroom 274 'IU 23516 GARY MORAN 4914 Joan Homeroom 274 TE 51474 RONALD MURRAY 3521 Lamont Homeroom 274 TE 5 6495 'Ui BETTIE MATTHEWS 5022 Anthony Homeroom 274 UL 29814 GERALDINE MIKULIK 5130 Kostoryz Homeroom 274 UL 2 3398 ADELL MORGAN 4825 CI1eryI Dr Homeroom 274 TE 5 0433 BILLY MUSSER 4633 Frcznkhn Homeroom 274 TE 5 8698 I YVONNE MATLOCK 4105 Christi Homeroom 274 TE 5 5723 BARBARA MOORE 4530 Evelyn Homeroom 274 UL 2 6972 BEVERI Y MORGAN 4326 Fur Homeroom 274 TE 5 6508 JOELL EN NASH 4921 Blundell Homeroom 274 UL 3-4308 A ERLENE MAYWALD 4729 Broughton Homeroom 274 TE 5 6397 JUAN MORA 4617 Prescott Homeroom 274 TE 51060 CAROLE MORRISON 3613 Murnon Homeroom 274 UL 26114 ROBERT NEMAN 4613 Carroll Lune Homeroom 274 UL 2 0385 .I ff' o . - I g T ,. t 5 ,-X, Q Q ,I -... A 'L 1 S T A, . DA, . .pp I ,. I 1 Q , E V I: , ' 53: W, ,. cv I 4, 4 7' ' I I 0 'Z -1 -, ,- . 5 . - '4 J li 'i Q . - ' in I P5 . ,. - v 455' ,Q A fi 4' A -A.4v 4 . I Q I - 0 -..4 . X A .X 1 , l I. in . I ' rr jf wg X 'M W f sg' I 5 I x fx - U VS 3' -3 h -v A 1 - 'X' 1 P 1' 4 I I I 5 Q ', MI' 1 5 , N, ' 'xx' V' 'sl I' . 1 f , '5- JIMMY NEWMAN 4749 Franklin Homeroom 274 T E 5-0528 GENE ORR 2109 Hudson Homeroom 274 T E 5-0254 ROGER PENA 2101 Harvard Homeroom 275 UL 2-0539 BECKY PHELPS 4642 Green Grove Homeroom 275 III 2-A549 Q- 3 . In N BARBARA NICHOLS 4830 Kasper Homeroom 274 UL 3-4095 .IOLENE OTT 4846 Concord Homeroom 274 UL 2-4665 BENITO PEREZ 4534 Costenon Homeroom 275 UL 3-1755 ELRAE PHILLIPS 4322 Nicholson Homeroom 275 TF 5-7122 NIQLK STEVE NOLAN 4438 Cosner - Homeroom 274 U L 2-2773 CHUCK OTTWELL 4946 Dodie Homeroom 274 UL 2-4058 S S SYLVIA PEREZ 2118 Karen Dr. Homeroom 275 UL 2-844 1 BUDDY PICK ENS 4645 Blundell Homeroom 275 UL 2-3729 X f' GENE OLIVER 926 Pork Ave. Homeroom 274 TU 4-5427 VERNIE PEMBLE 4637 Archer Dr. Homeroom 275 TE 5-7634 Muriho Christian, Mary Kranavek, Corintho Holmes stuff Christmas seal envelopes in after school iob .w.,- 4 I iff' J N- . ,. A X 5 F . 5' alllih-I ,Q- I 1 1 'lI!,.u' 7' is 2: 4 X A 15 Y ,A TIM OLIVER 4705 Broughton Homeroom 274 TE 5-9874 ANNA PENA 4435 Naples Homeroom 275 UL 2-9801 .IN 49 4,1 5, 4, , .Q 4 an f I.. 11 -V Q If 1- QQ 1 TOMMY PORTER 1633 Hemlock Pl. Homeroom 275 U L 2-47 24 OSCAR RAMIREZ 3307 Mahan Dr. Homeroom 275 TE 5-9182 Waiting for the bus at nolly, Judilin Harder, 6 2,1 I nun las- hum .as 4: , 90 Xilinx . P .gf 5 RICHARD PURSER 4849 Hcmlett Dr. Homer oom 275 UL 2-3007 MARY RASBURY 4953 Nell Homeroom 275 UL 2-3763 S O fi' GLEN QUEEN 4633 Nesbitt Dr. Homeroom 275 UL 2-6203 YARA REYES 1713 Harriet Homeroom 275 FRANK QUIROZ 4318 Kilgore Homeroom 275 TE 5-1089 CELIA REYNA 4442 Shaw Homeroom 275 UL 2-4359 O O SHARON RICE 4734 Cosner Homeroom 275 TE S-6997 MAHLON RIGG 3830 Lincoln Homeroom 275 TE 5-6198 ..llMMY RICHEY 3414 Houston Homeroom 275 UL 2-1252 RACHEL RINCON 4145 Stafford Homeroom 275 UL 2-4668 school are Janet Con- and Robert Edwards. pn 1 11 ELMA RAMIREZ 4517 Castenon Homeroom 275 MARIAN RHODES 4329 Carlton Homeroom 275 T E 5-9296 Joe Rives 5548 Ayers Homeroom 275 TE 5-8541 MARGARET RIOS Box 236, Chapman Ranch Homer oom 275 A 4 29- - 5 Q W LL, fg- -V 'RQ is , v 4 fl' bd-9 LAUREL RITTER 5426 Crockett Homeroom 275 UL 2-8762 LINDA RODRIGUEZ 1618 Harriet Homerocm 275 GERALD ROSS 4226 Cambridge Homeroom 276 UL 2-0217 SANDY SCHWARTZ 4533 Helen Homeroom 276 UL 2-4642 1 I? 1 Myf' DENNIS ROCHE 4606 Nesbitt Homeroom 275 UL 2-0030 ROSIE RODRIGUEZ 1606 Harriet Homeroom 275 UL 3-1273 RAY SAENZ 4625 Cosner Homeroom 276 MOLLY SEATON 3926 Barnes Homeroom 276 UL 2-5948 GARY ROCHE 4321 Green Grove Homeroom 275 UL 2-7363 VICKIE ROE BUCK 3606 Marion Homeroom 276 TE 5-6656 S BEA SALINAS 5225 Kosforyz Homeroom 276 J. T. SEMBRITZKI 3221 Foley Homeroom 276 TE 5-9329 I, :vu GARY ROBERTS 4913 Franklin Homeroom 275 UL 2-4206 ALVIN ROGERS 4625 Hakel Homeroom 256 UL 2-0544 IMELDA SALINAS 1938 Sherman Homeroom 276 UL 2-4713 LARRY SHAW 121 Pearse Homeroom 276 TU 3-1328 . fa, A 1 Q TT' 'XR . 37 X N, IF- I 'I . ' fl' IWIH LINDA ROBERTS 4925 Dodie Homeroom 275 TE 5-5914 JERRY ROGERS 3722 Marion Homeroom 275 TE 5-5614 RALPH SAMFORD 4022 Marion Circle Homeroom 276 UL 2- 263 2 KAREN SKINNER 4901 Anthony Homeroom 276 UL 2-3330 1v'V5 -91 . 1 1 l. 1 3 1 . p , A f' '93 , ,ff 0.0 W JIMMY SMITH 4917 Concord Homeroom 276 TE 51254 CAROL STEWART 1230 Nicholson Homeroom 276 UL 2 7639 BOBBY TAJCHMAN R? 1 Bax 370 Homeroom 276 UL 2 1096 LAWRENCE THACK STON 4709 Odem Homeroom 277 TE 5 7564 'UN H? Rx TOM SP ARKMAN 3409 Lan on? Homeroom 276 UL 2 3988 SALLY STOUT 4210 Naples Homeroom 276 TE 5 6877 LINDA TALLEY 4305 Mlsfleioe Homeroom 276 TE 5 1635 JERRY TINGLE 3902 Redwood Homeroom 277 TE 5 8397 Q kg.: Thi 7 T' REYNALDO SOLEZ 4505 Leon Homeroom 276 UL 2 5527 PEGGY STUCK EY 4301 Sequoia Homeroom 276 UL 2 0018 MARY TAUER 4501 Kosarek Homeroom 276 UL 2 1970 LEMAN TOMLINSON 4741 Archer Homeroom 277 TE 5-0234 K BARBARA STARTZELL 5714 Kerry Homeroom 276 UL 2 2985 GLORIA STUMP 4901 Gabriel Homeroom 276 TOMMY TEER 4802 Easier Homeroom 276 UL 2 2245 LINDA TULEY 3506 Kay Homeroom 277 UL 2 1053 qw Q, ,L 5 'vu V. 0 - ,JP mf' . 'S JEAN STEIN 4325 Moravian Homeroom 276 UL 2 3951 VERNA SUTTON 4220 Green Grove Homeroom 276 UL 2 4042 CAROLYN TEETER 4829 Johnsfon Homeroom 276 UL 24911 BARBARA TULL 5013 Concord Homeroom 277 UL 3-1228 14 4-nf' , H .4 -4 f V X f i 'T Q v 8' 1' 5 I AV Q Q - K f . ,, . .- y vll VZI- : Qi , f 'xl A A .'.f F 'L .iff I n 2 R 7 6 Q I In V ,,rr A W Q 0' A , 6 1 92 7 A I P .44 LUCY VALENZUELA 2121 Yale Hameroom 277 CHESTINE WALKER 4317 Carroll Lane Homeroom 277 UL 2-6582 DAVID WATERS 4330 Brentwood Homeroom 277 UL 2-8397 REGAN WEGNER 4821 Kendall Homeroom 277 UL 2-2787 fi Cf' ,J J' J ' ' x ,-1 O, ! I' 4' I :gi ' .'-'11 . 1 I j x x . up Y vi' 9-x Q. :, f fi- F . ' f 1 'vm ve- -. I !!f ,' I fX PENNY VIDAR 2716 Gollihar Homeroom 277 UL 3-1246 JAMES WALKER 4950 Nell Homeroom 277 UL 3-2089 SHARON WATSON 3938 Lamonf Homeroom 277 UL 2-3314 CHARLES WHITSON 1729 Birch Pl. Homeroom 277 UL 2-4602 4' s I 'r 1 an .X I ,frm ESTELLA VILLARREAL 1621 Karen Homeroom 277 UL 2-4924 ROBERT WALLICK 4614 Nesbitt Homeroom 277 TE 5-9301 S S COURTNEY WEAVER 2641 Milo Homeroom 277 UL 2-3997 DREW WILLIAMS 4801 Hamlet Homeroom 277 UL 2-3126 71 Tn- I G.: 1 1 A Qi , vw , 1 I, , 12- - 5. NELL VOG EL 3645 Dalraida Homeroom 277 UL 2-8095 JIM WALTON 3826 Lincoln Homeroom 277 UL 3-3686 75 - an 3 - U L,-if'1 SHIRLEY WADE 4818 Kendall Homeroom 277 TE 5-0139 JAMES WARD 4817 Blundell Horneroom 277 UL 2-5756 That long trip home from the Valley made even a bus sea? seem like a comfortable place to sleep for Dana Lewis, Ronald Murray, and Mona Hoffman Y-A 93 -ft: fr X-,.1. flu' fu! A ji .1 da I I rv GEORGE WYATT 3513 Lamont Homeroom 277 UL 2-5236 TOMMY McB ROOM 4505 Moravian Dr. Homeroom 265 'US 'wave DOROTHY WISDOM 3922 Lamont Horneroom 277 BOB FRANCIS 4413 Chrisri Homeroom 230 UL 2-5660 S O Linda Marion, Earl Bean, and Spencer Campbell grab a quick coke before class. gr ! , X A 1 fi I 1 'I A , CHARLES MAPLES 4525 Carroll Lane Homeroom 274 UL 2-7947 RAUL ORNELA5 1742 Karen Homeroom 274 UL 2-4790 'S JY I LUCILLE WILKINS 3630 Harris Homeroom 277 TE 5-8416 HOPIE CRUZ 4537 Easfenoa Homeroom 232 UL 3-1755 O ALEX MOOR E 1637 Hickory Homeroom 274 UL 2-5660 CLO PARKER 3506 Copus Homeroom 275 TE 5-9484 :Luigi BILL WILKES 1637 Sycamore Homeroom 277 UL 2-7395 PEGGY CONNER 4657 Franklin Homeroom 232 TE 5-9914 CAROL MOORE 1637 Hickory Homeroom 274 UL 2-5660 DAVID PEREZ 1610 Kamn Homsroont 275 -3 1 ' x LOIS WILLIS 4621 Brooltsdale Homeroom 277 UL 3-1027 BARBARA YOUNG 4913 Easter Homeroom 277 TE 5-6918 S SAM MEYERS 4821 Franklin Homeroom 274 LYNN SIMMONS 4950 Hamlet? Homeroom 276 UL 3-2751 I'- Z W. f CARROLL S ETS STANDARDS T t'g t' C 1 tdbyth bay Th L 0 HALL GQITITUZI ma Tluxic E 034411 'U' th d 'kg ' nlfzlnff fiyl' CJ' Joe' Unnham 9 l that 'XT ma Fla. ter To you fl buts lbrng hm SH 5 2 eve Sn ad daugh ff P 'O' -.: '3 H ti' 15E'.'.H CU Q, 5.55 . S... 21 lf O log I 'hi we S' 8 Thr! I.. flirt. fi? V ,, ,L fl?- 3. -til- '-we be go PY E J 'Q ll.l..t:+ '-R--Q '+ 1-+ um ' if 31115111 fit- Q- ,fif 3 ul ,Z T Tfffilll iflp figs? ln a meeting last summer ot students from the schools which would attend Carro High, several school symbols were chosen he n er was selected as the symbol for our athle ic teams. Blue and white were given approval as the school colors. The uniforms 4. i for the band were also approved. The arroll Alma Mater was written by Band director, L. O. Hall wi h lyrics by Joe Dunham. As Mary Carroll High School grows, new traditions will be adop e e student o . ey have already set high standards of conduct scholarship and sportmanship. 6 I ' ' i N i f - our r - i T ' 1 lp 3 . . , I ' ll l ll' S Q ' 1 T . 3 . U l 17 l F T 1' v I i' fo V E 1 5 + ' wg Ai -ff ' , nj 0 n - r Je sh I ,us ing Tb jf at . 1 5 I 4- gl 1 r r H I r ' 5 V I V l l F i V 1 l - m - of ur - G - ' ur ' ' -- nor - 1-14. 1- I r in V flpff, v ., .gs J 5' '-L Q-, ..-Q-swmukw 'Qing 1? ' J ., 'Cp - wwaawaf' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brooner Studios - Color Photo Lichtenstein's Studio-Faculty Shots School Pictures, Inc.-Class Pictures Margaret Ramage Caller-Times-Teen-Times Shots Smyth 81 Smyth - Blueprints Port Printing Company - Publication Mrs. Alice Roe - Printing Advisor So the task of makingthe Blue- prints Of Carroll High has come to an end. The staff is proud of its first efforts in publishing a book. Many mistakes have been made and there is much to be learned but this staff pledges it- self to study and to work hard so that the first real yearbook of Carroll High School to be pub- lished next year will be one of if . ' the best in the notion. l n 1, .. Paste pot and layout boards are familiar to Loretta Jordan and Barbara Moore who were the co-editors of this book. Few people can realize the many hours of hard work that are necessary to publish a yearbook. The yearbook staff are: Bottom row: Adell Morgan, Martha Prather, Jerri Earwood, Peggy Conner, Loretta Jordan, Barbara Moore, Mary Rosales and Kay Browning. Back row: Brenda McDowell, Lora Friend, Elrae Phillips, Gordon Fritz, George Tennant and Rosie Rodriguez. Mu: ' 5 1-X Gordon Frutz us working wlth the professional enlarger He has been learmng photography by audntmg a college class at Del Mar night school BOYS SET UP DARKROOM George Tenant shoots some pnctures of Carroll s dance with the new eed Graphic and Strob Lught Tommy Coles works at the developung tanks nn our modern equipped darkroom 3. 97 ' px, 1 mga, Q rf 1 , If . ff? L 1' 9' . ' I- . Sp 4 I ! 5 N., , CONSTRU CTION ENDS TRADITION BEGINS As we close our yearbook at the end of our toll acti- vities, So Charlie, our head custodian, closes the school dooronafull day at Carroll. Just as he will re-open the doors tomorrow and for many years to come, so your annual staff hopes that you will re-open this book and re-live the ioyous experi- ences of your first year at Mary Carroll High School Charlie Munngen, the head custodian of Carroll High can be seen working from morning until night to keep our school in top condition Ashton Vernon C-36 37 41 Bearden Ken Ray 36 37 56 Burtls G 56 Mrs Lorene S Mrs Rubne M 5 Betty Lee 33 56 Casler Cooper Cooper Crump Domnny Mrs Jenme Lou 24 56 Donnan Dave H 36 37 57 Goodman Marvm Lee 21 57 Gregg Charles Allen 17 12 10 54 Ahrens Eddle--80 Alanlz Mary-80 Alexander Charles-80 17 Alexander Royce-80 37 Allen Myrt-60 Allen Rachel-60 29 42 Alvarez Glorla-60 45 Anzaldua Adolfo-60 Arlington Dorothy 25 Arnett W A-60 Arredondo Robert-80 Ashworth Sharon-80 44 Attaway Marlene-80 Baker Janne-23 Bales Jlmmy--80 26 27 Balll Mary Alice-80 45 Barnett Charlene-80 Barr Yvonne-80 Bartnlck Jon-60 26 Beachum Barbara-60 45 32 20 18 Beauford Sud-60 36 37 40 Bell Graham-80 27 37 Bellah Kathy-60 42 Benavldes Norma 80 25 Benavndez Jesus-60 25 Berger Lmda 80 42 Berry Garey-80 29 Berry Jerry-80 29 Berry Vern-80 27 Bess Bobby-60 17 30 Betts Ronnie-80 41 Buckley Frances-80 20 12 23 48 Bnggar Davld 29 Black Gary 80 25 27 Blackwell Chuck-61 14 Bodeman Darlene-81 20 27 43 Boland Charles Ray-61 29 Bolton Gregg-61 12 48 Boyd Johnny-61 38 29 37 40 Bradley Dan--61 Breland Noel-81 Brees Larry-61 Bright Louise-81 42 Brlght Sam-61 Brooks Alvun-81 Browmng Kay-62 22 96 Buffmgton Buff-61 Butler Beverly--81 Byrd Sherlene-81 28 29 Byrn Janice-81 43 Calk Carl-62 Campbell Spencer--81 Canales Alfredo-62 Cano Rudy--81 Cantu lrma-81 45 44 Cantu Mary Loulse-62 33 Carpenter Mlnme Mae-62 45 25 33 Carrales Pauline-63 33 Carrlon Beatriz 81 Castlllo Fellx-62 Castlllo Louls-81 41 Castro George R-81 38 37 Chandler, Louls-81 37 Chandler, Lynda-81, 25 Chrustlan, Martha-81 26 33, 43 Chnstlan, Mary-82, 23 43 Clawson, Don-82, 41 MARY CARROLL FACULTY 25 Haertlg Harlon 57 Ha Loren O 31 13 57 5 Halloran Mrs Helen K 13 14 29 Hayslnp Mrs Freddie B 28 57 Hoffman Claude E 12 45 lssacks Clyde H 16 58 Johnson Cora Beth--45 K rr Bull 8 Lawrence Bruce R 36 37 STUDENTS Clendenlng Jerry-62 Cleveland Helen-62 45 Coats Delores-63 Cocknll Donna-63 23 43 Cockrlll James-82 27 Cohrs Judy-63 45 Coleman Pat 82 25 Coles Tommy 82 97 Combs Jack-63 Comfort Bonnle Jo-63 Conner Peggy Jo-20 10 22 26 42 4 Conally Jan-82 30 46 Copeland Mary Louise-82 Crlsp Paul-82 Crossly Joan-82 26 Cruz Hopne-44 94 Cruz Janne-82 33 43 Cullen Margret-82 Darden Paula-63 45 Davis Ruby-82 29 Day Charlene-63 Delcambre Kenneth-63 Dnffendurfer Laura-63 42 Dlllmg Harry-63 Dodds AI 82 Nardle--63 30 Dorothy-82 25 29 Pat-64 45 20 18 23 28 Gaye-82 45 25 43 Ann 25 Dodson Donnell DuBose Dunkin Dmkms Earwood Jer!-64 96 Easterwood Bully-64 Echols Allce-64 23 Eck Martha 83 20 23 Eder John 83 Edwards Carol-83 45 Edwards Robert-83 Elnzondo Rosalmda-83 Elkms Lm-83 21 12 46 Emmert Charlotte-64 45 Ensey Charlene-83 29 42 Ensey Kay-83 29 42 Esqutvel Fausto--83 Etrls Gordon-64 Eureste Ophelia-83 Evans Lmda 83 Falk Bob-50 Fears Carolyn 83 23 26 43 Flgg Carol 83 Flgg Helen-64 29 42 44 Flllp Jerry-83 Flsher Flores Flores Flores Flores Vlrglnta-64 Carolyn-45 Chrlstma-83 Mary Allce-83 Rachel-64 Fowler Bull 83 Fox David-64 Fox Vlrglma 64 31 30 Francls Bob-94 Frazier Jeanette-83 Frazier, Vlrgunla-64 23, Freeman, Gale-83, 43 Fretwell, Shirley 83, Frever, Davld 84 Freyer, Judy 65 45 Mutchell Murray Cooper 36 37 41 58 Murphy Joseph C 58 Pearce Mrs Thelma McCoy 22 26 58 Prlcer Mrs Leta Gay 54 Puckett Wayne Wllllam 23 59 Rektortk Mrs Mary Wood 59 Sargent Mrs Florence H 59 Smith Milton Lloyd 21 25 Spivey Mrs Posle Ann 59 Summers JameSM 27 59 Friend Lora-84 22 24 96 Frltz Gordon-65 48 96 97 Fulton Fred-84 39 37 Gallagher Ruchard-65 38 37 Garcna Jesse-84 Garcua Ruth-84 43 Garner Davld-65 Garrett Bull 84 25 30 37 Garza Garza Garza Garza Gonzales Eddle-65 Gonzales Raymundo-65 Gorham Henry-84 Gower Elaine--84 24 85 Graham Bullle-66 24 25 Graves Roland-23 Gray Sandra-84 Greer Nancy-84 25 43 Guerra Columbla-66 Gumm Harold-84 41 Gunter Pat--66 20 18 23 24 Guye Claudette-66 16 Ernest 84 Lydia-65 Refuglo-84 Wllll?65 Hamline Tommy 25 Halberdler Sylvia-84 15 25 33 43 Hall Burma-66 23 29 33 43 44 Halpln Corky-84 Hammond Margret-66 24 42 Hansard Jum-84 38 26 37 Harbert Jo Anne-67 25 Hardeman Wlllne--39 26 37 Harder JUdl1ll'l184 31 27 46 Hardm John-66 37 40 Hardm Raymond-66 Harral Bobbie-67 23 43 Harris Kathy 84 21 25 26 33 Hass Paul 9 Hawklns Angel-67 Hawknns Ernest-84 Hawknns Patrlcla-84 Head Carl-67 Hennaman Sonny 85 Helms Carroll-85 37 Hendrux Lynda Lea-67 28 43 Henson Elatn?67 Hernandez Mano-67 37 40 Hernandez Richard-85 Hester Cleona-85 Hewatt Lmda-67 21 23 28 43 49 Hull Adele--67 23 24 Hoeft Kay-85 26 43 Hoffman lrls--67 Hoffman Mona-85 93 Holden James-67 Holmes Cormtha-67 77 33 44 Holmes Margret-68 30 Holt Carol-85 Homeyer Carol-68 24 25 Horak Denms-85 Horten Davld-85 26 Hover Pat--68 25 Howard 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