Carroll High School - Anchor Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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,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,

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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-.

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,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.