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

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S, ENTRANCE OPENS ON LOBBY AND GENERAL OFFICES. THE HALL LEADS TO JOURNALISM ROOMS AND CLINIC. ii MRS. DOMINY, CARROLL COUNSELOR, ASSISTS STUDENTS WITH PROBLEMS IN ROOMS OF PRIVATE OFFICE. LIBRARY WORKERS SPEND MUCH TIME CHECKING OUT BOOKS AND HELPING CLASSMATES WITH REFERENCES. 14,

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MARY CARROLL HIGH, LOCATED ON THE ROAD TO PADRE ISLAND, IS CORPUS CHRISTI'S NEWEST SCHOOL. CARROLL WELCOMES FIRST SENIOR CLASS Although Carroll opened its doors to sophomores and juniors last year, seniors enrolled for the first time this year. Built to meet the needs of the rapid growth of Corpus Christi, Carroll has an af' enrollment of 900, which is half of capacity. Outdoor corridors and combined cafe- teria and auditorium are its unique features, ARCHlTECT'S DRAWING SHOWS THE PLAN OF OUR ALMA MATER. STUDENTS COMPARE NOTES IN SUNNY CORRIDORS AFTER CLASSES. ALL ROOMS HAVE OUTSIDE ENTRANCES. 12

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,ar Q Future secretaries 'md office workers crowd around Miss Rcgexs and Mrs Rcktorlk to sign up for commercial subJects tion of filling out enrollment cards signing up for classes with favorite teachers greeting new students shyly and old friends bolsterously The seniors regls ter m the morning the Juniors at noon and the sopho mores in the afternoon of September 3rd Sophomores looking bewildered and lost wander around asking directions from evervone Even Juniors and seniors are puzzled about location of rooms since a new wing had been opened to accom modate the larger enrollment Th1S IS the first year that Marx Carroll has had a graduating class HOT DAYS MARK eetmg students wnfh broad smiles Mrs Carte and Mr arden register the sophomores and Juniors in Ph CN REGISTRATION DAY MR GREGG WELCOMES BOTH NEW AND OLD STUDENTS TO A NEW YEAR AT CARROLL 14 JB -4 'riff ' A i . I 7 T Q 5 4 . 0, 4 N 'kv el 'N - L ' M V iii-5 i 1 .T T.. 1 I I ,, at r Registration day at Carroll is a whirling combina- ,J . v ' . ' A x. T A . . . - X 'l f R .V ' - - Gr . . - , I ' Be ' ' ' A .'-