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

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CLOUDY DAYS After the rush and excitement of beginning another school wear the days settle into a steady routine of classes and homework highlighted by parades dances and football games In COIIIp6tltlOl'l mth 25 other South Texas bands at the Bee County Centennial Celebratlon our Tiger Band takes top honors In marching and inspection contests the band receives Division One ratings In parade competition our band is selected as the Best All Around Band and proudly brings the trophy home to place in their trophy case Dashmg from cars to the shelter of the building students often start the day with dampened clothes if not spirits Ram falls day after day Football games are played on muddy fields and band membels march .M Bravmg the ram which drenched our area all fall Ixathy Bellah and Angel Hawkins prepared for wet weather L., BILL SHINDER AND SALLY STOUT, FLO NEAL AND BUDDY PICKENS DISPLAY THEIR TALENT AT DANCING 17 1 . . i . ft I ! I ' ' 1 7 . I barefooted during early morning practice sessions. hr I 'I f I , J 1 ? 6

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FALL ACTIVITIES BRIGHTEN THE GRAY '51-. will wx! 'I' -N. '14 I Awww 'W' HURRYING TO CLASS BEFORE A TARDY BELL RINGS STUDENTS FIND TIME 'ro TALK AND GO 'ro LocKERs V1 '1Ri 'q ,,,,...r sz. A.-in 3,gsu0l -: ...all OUR TIGER BAND KNOWN FOR COLORFUL UNIFORMS MARCHES DOWNTOWN DURING A CLEAN UP DAY PARADE 16 I . A at M W, . , N 'SA - 'Mxx Q ' A .. n I I A gk! , N, - f I 1 711, I SIX'-.f 5f 'luL i 7 ur I f Il 514 If bi A ,',t f 1, I' f 'W' ' 1 hh,-' A I 'M 4. . Rx 6 Q ???iafq,l, I VA-:AIM , , . -'T' M gd D' in K D I' UV nr ' I ' , Q F' ' ' - I. , .An A- I I 5 Q v x l , 1 . ,Ya 3 - I sul, 1 7 Y 3' ,,, ,wav-f A a-,. J W wh 41- I ,,,, I 1 I T mv 'W 'W , I , '

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'Q 4 Standing in line by the bus Bobby Spruce, Johnny Bovd. Willie McKni ht and U . .A 1 . ng - Making a mock touchdown during a Bruce Matthews wait to load their equipment. The team charters its buses. pep rally, girls predict an overpower- Dorothy Logan, Brenda McDowall. and Claudia Thorne wait F A L L F E A T U R E S for the bus to leave for a game at Buccaneer Stadium. Fall and football, for many students these words are synonymous. Students plunge with enthusiasm into the football season and attend most of the games. The reason is a combination of high-pitched feel- ings and even higher-pitched voices. Cheerleaders urge us to 'Stand up and holler at both pep rallies and games. The band leads us in our Alma Mater by Joe Murphey andgo nd the Fight Song: Fight on, Tigers, We'1l always stand by you. Go, you Tigers We will ever cheer and sing for you to Painting a tiger, Roland Graves lies surrounded by post-ers depicting Texans, Buccaneers and Cardinals for pep rallies. . X thi- M W its 7 1. 'st U are Q u,