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

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T .-...hm Y . ff! 191 of T A A1 . Nh A . A N KX X in Safe! Robert Jones slides untouched into home plate to complete run while catcher John Hardin and baseman Robert Rincon stand by and look on during a practice game. SANDLOT STARS BEGIN PLAY Last season the Varsity Baseball team scored wins in seven out of 15 games, which is considered a worthy showing, especially for an entirely new ball club. There are 11 returning players from last season on the 1959 Tiger team. Encour- agement and discipline from Coach Don- nan play a part in the team's success. As the Annual goes to press, no games have been played by the Tough Tigers as yet, but student body and faculty are eag- erly awaiting an example of Tiger spirit. Coach Donnan is expecting victory. BASEBALL SCHEDULE March I6-Ray .,.................. Here March 17-C.C.C.A. There March 20-Robsfown There March 24-Robstown Here March 26--Sundeen There March 31-C.C.C.A. Here April 3 8. 4--C.C.C.A. Tourney There April 6-Sundeen Here April 7-Ray .,., ...,. ,,.,,, T h ere April 14-'Miller ,.,, Here April 'I7-'Ray .,,,. There April 21-Premont Here April 24-'Miller ,, ,, There April 28-'Ray .,,,. Here ' District Games All games at 4 p.m. Mr. Donnan is in his second year as head coach of Carrollls baseball team. During football season Dave is the assistant backfield coach. For the last time senior John Hardin begins season s practice as a catcher for the Tiger Baseball Club

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'M Q 'ii 'km' Baskeiball captains 'iid limi' om: KIM im-luwiii l'i'::1ie'i1 ll1'l':1'l Nlikulik. l.in:iii. llov. two: lluf-:ilw Ssillnzis lhiillv lrilv Klwili :iuinvrous activitios for soplioiiiorv. junior, and swim wnioi' girls. Individual sports consist of Lirclicry inble tcniiis, tonnis, pinggpong. and sliiiiflc board Quinn-s voiisisi oi volleyball, luiskctball. spa-4-ml bull. :incl softball. Tlwsv sports tafacli Q-oiisti'iii'tixi Champions are: Rachel Rincon, Elma Alaniz. Rosie Cantii. iiiviiy Ahrcns. Rosalinda Elizondo. Imelda Salinas, and Josie Linan. lNTRAMURALS PROVIDE KEEN SENSE Speedball captains areg Row one: Elizabeth Dillard. Carol Bilodeau. Biy Flores, Pat Joyner, Rosie Hardcman. Row fwo: Imelda Salinas. Charlene Ensey. Sharon Harris, Pa! Craft. Jeri Holbrook. Row three: Brenda Hobbs, Marilee Simma, Vicki Roc-buck. Margaret Pine-da. Donna Gathings. Carol Moore, Row four: Judy Jones. Diane Garcia. Karen Rvinertsen. Martha Pick. and Margaret Cuellar. E.,-.Q N. Pllysiczil afclucfziiioli classes at i'Lii'i'oll p1'm'irlv