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

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Arturo Vasquez Raymond E Edson B F Harrison Vice Presldent Secretary Tom M Browne presljent of the hoard BOARD DONATES TIME TO BUILD TOP SCHOOLS Havlng served a total of 17 years the membels of the Corpus Chr1st1 School Boards have devoted much of thelr tlme W1thOUt pay to the solvlng of the problems of the publ1c schools of Corpus Chr1st1 Under the admlnlstratlon of these seven CIVIL mmded persons our schools both elementary and secondary have made rapld strldes ln bulldlngs and teachlng f3C1l1t19S In the Words of Dr R L Wllllams superlnten dent of schools All employees of the Corpus Chr1st1 Independent School D1str1ct are devotlng the1r tlme effort and thoughts to the pursuance and develop ment of the educatlonal opportun1t1es of the boys and glrls attendlng the publlc schools of Corpus Chr1st1 E .gl Dr. William E. Morris Jack Ryan Fred Sanders 37

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DR. R. L. WILLIAMS Superintendent of Schools SUPERINTENDENT LEADS IN SCHOOL PROMOTION Devoting many hours to help achieve the goals of our schools, the superintendent and directors of the Corpus Christi Public School District use their vision and foresight so that the public schools of Corpus Christi rank high in the nation. Skilled in coping with problems of teachers and students, they show a deep understanding of the needs of our schools and strive to broaden the educational oppor- tunities of the youth of our city. Because of the wide-spread expansion and improvement of our schools, it is evident that prog- ress is the watchword of thes'e men. Sundeen schools were added to the city school district this year and a new junior school is being planned for next year.. Q- M1111 T::,v'?3'Pf ,, rf. ,, ,'. ,,. George W. Davis Director of Census J. D. Slaybaugh Director of Finance S. J. Burleson George Broad ' YVGHOH G- 5555971 Director of Research Director of Instruction D1I'0Ct0I' of Personnel 36

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-JC Mr. and Mrs. Gregg enjoy a relaxing hour of music uith their three daughtersg Lou Ann, Janet, and Nancy, CHARLES A. GREGG, Principal PRINCIPAL HELPS US MOLD OUR CHARACTERS For the second year, Charles A. Gregg has served as principal of Carroll High School. Students are con- stantly finding new reasons to respect him for his efforts to uphold high educational standards. Mr. Gregg received his B.A. degree at Baylor U., MA. degree at Texas U., and attended Columbia U., Chicago U. and Colorado U. for his graduate work. Previously, Mr. Gregg has served as Principal of Miller High and Driscoll Junior High of this city. One of Mr. Gregg's more enjoyable duties is making our guests feel at home. Mrs. Richardson. mother of our student body president. signs the guest book, l Carroll's first favorites' dance uses a Japanese theme. Mr. Gregg and Mr.