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

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REVISED FLAG MADE av Mas. ANNIE DGDEN AND PRESENTED BY coL. NELS SODERHOLM as GIVEN 'ro SCHOOL LIGHTEN MID TERM' DEAD WEEK COMBATTING THE CHILL OF AN EARLY SPRING DAY AT PADRE, ELRAE PHILLIPS STIRS UP THE BON-FIRE. ,ff7:ffarW:fA3.-'fi '- A 'E .I A Aff fe-E.A A-. A . 1 - I V V x ' E , ' ' I 'Q ,Q MMV I ,, ' ' A . , ,Q Q ?4'i J .L L lgxxr . - , '41-K 2. Y- X , 4 W G is- 4 J I' X 3 I' an , I ' A 4 ' x 0 L , 1 'W ,. 1 V , ' A' ' 4- J -t l -,Q g 4 -..,',.,s6 f' jx.. -f

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' Mmm.-aw. hmmm A bored Parrs. CMr Lawrencel lrstens to the smrlrng pleas of Venus tMrs Sargent! as a gleeful elf tMrs Qprveyl watches be Searching drm mcmorres of protozoa and lrchcn James Rrtter and Gary Roberts conclude an hour long mrd term brologw test 28 633 Coach Ashton congratulates John Hardrn veteran tackle who recerxes hrs seeond letter durrng, the Jreket award assemblv SPRING ANTICS Qprrng wrnds burst upon the chrll of wrnter dass brrngrng w eleome news of the warmer claws to follow sprrngtrme antrcs of both teachers and students and the dreaded vet long antrerpated rnrd term exams 'lhe freultv presents a talent show hrghlrghted br a spoot on ancient rnvthologv and a western musrc group -X ehorus lrne of teachers rn basketball Jer sets and huge flopprng hats brrngs down the house Grrndrng away at the books students begrn the long hours of studw and revrew for the mrd wrnter tests and teachers start makrng up questrons for examrnatrons After thev are over and report cards drstrrbuted enrollment for second semester begrns ln honor of Alaska our newest state 'tlrs Annre Ogden adds another star to a flag thrs modern Betsy Ross made bw hand and gave to Carroll under sponsor shrp of the Ground Obserx er Corps of Corpus Chrrstr VL I . U P cf ' . -. I A . 3 f ', .v .F Y I - Jw , G mf ni- lf , -.. B . V E 'f ,. ,Q A' I we .Ms W, M' ' ' mf' I 15, g X lflk j 3 3 4 5 A . -s L . Lf I V n. 1 ' . . ' ' x - ' ' l . K .Q w I N i . Y -.,, F , '. . . . . L. KV- r Q. . Y ki Y V x X Y L ,t . ' ' ' . 4 ig 1 . I. . - ' r 5 t - WX X 2 ' .r ' 5 ' . . ' . ' , v V , . K ' - t Ar . s ' , . ' ' 5 -- I X I . , . . .fs -' ' . . x ' , . Y . C . , t. . r Q 1 s y Q Q s .1 - , .'. v v 1 - s l x 1 . - . c ' . 7 4 V v w w - v W I - . ' Y . V ' Q Us .-

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will rf 'fit 1 ,g - O A ,, 'N v ..iDww R no Tux and ties, iormals and flowers inspire a ineinorzilmlc f-vc-ning tor favorite Judy Jones and date Mann lhupmzm. MARC WINDS STIR UP ACTION I-'ebruary and March bring a rush of assem- blies and special events. Mental ability comes under careful scrutiny as seniors take college exams. South American skits give world-wide aspect of the Friendship C'lub's correspondence, A spirit of romance invades Carroll as Cupid points his love-tipped arrow toward the favorites at the St. Va1entine's Day dance. The favorites, six top and 30 runners-up, which are elected by each class are introduced at the formal dance. 30 2 ,A--an fi' me my, ' -,4 ,hh M Jean Calloway and Graham Bell take us to South America with tl Tea For Two Cha Cha, This and other colorful skits given in usse