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

Page 26 text:

T, .qrfa x --A-. ., ., 4. .....,l1 .aw,x ., W xx. ' 9 u -.. ii 1 W4 1 give nf, ,.,-. fr M 3 it 'af 'ii ,, ,O ir'-rv inn 5 an ggm 'es be the ,,..J A,..,,f -'1 ..,, , . X

Page 25 text:

mae., 'gn DON CLAWSON AND HIS FAMILY ENJOY TURKEY DINNER COOKED BY THE PTA AT CARROLLS CAFETORIUM ASSEMBLIES L Assemblrcs and spccral evcnts attract keen interest from studcnts fhese extra curricular activities prcvcnt danger of Johnny becoming a dull boy from all work and no play During October a rash of portable radios and television sets breaks out on the campus 'lhe Vkorld Series attracts the attention of both teachers and students lurlrcy and dressing with western music offer an interesting evening The PTA sponsors a dinner to which evervone is Soon after the student council presents a Thanksgiving talent show It features a fre trtrous familv who in an argument about classical and pop music presents talent rang ing from western muslc to a plano concert XI ho done rt l'h1s rs the question the audience has in mind as it watches High Window Linda 'Xlartin Graham Bell and Bccln York a e the main characters in this cmotronal plax fhe photographer saxs Hold rt shuttcr clicks and pictures are rccorded for anothcr xcar for the annual and friends ' IS! xx . ' J . . . 3 .', V , . - h Y 4 ' invited. Students provide the entertainment. , . - V . , ,. ' , . ' ' ' ' ' V' 'A ' his NLM' 1 -air

Page 27 text:

ENJOYING A BREAK FROM HOURS OF WORK DURING WINTER HOLIDAYS THE ANUUAL STAFF EATS LUNCH J A C K F R Q S T Ingram exclaims owei bobcat the head custodian shot behind the gsm REACHES US As Carroll settles into a neat routine of school work and social life, evidences of winter's arrival remind students that they must plan either indoor activity or for warm outdoor clothing. Students are seen everywhere in school jackets while colored socks and bulky sweaters become the favorite clothing among the girls. Chilly weather did not interfere with the yearbook's deadline or the death of a wandering bobcat who strayed too close to the home of the Tough Tigers. School life progressed in the usual way. with the exceptions of the usual problems of frozen noses and defective thermostats. Louis Chandler, Elizabeth Dillard, Don Clawson and Sue James shiver in the cold, damp weather.