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

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MR. HOFFMAN HANDLES DISCIPLINARY PROBLEMS 'N 1:4 Rachel Allen and Beverly Winner lease -hir. Hoffman for his jacket in his outer office Students have come to recognize the face of Claude Hoffman, assistant principal, as a symbol of discipline flavored with dry humor. Among his duties are the responsibilities of seeing that students reach class on time, attend school regularly, and learn to study diligently and effectively. Mr. Hoffman received his B.A. degree from North Texas U. and his M.A. degree from Texas U. Hunting provides him with pleasure out of doors. CLAUDE E. HOFFMAN, Assistant Principal After a crowded day at school, Mr. Hoffman returns home to find pleasure in rough-housing with his two young sons, Paul and Clark. cn his front lawn Hoffman. in kimonos, bow to each other under cherry tree in cafetorium 39

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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.

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MRS LORENE COOPER State Unuerslty of Iowa BA MA Engllsh Spamsh Hobbles ldllltlflg Readu Sponsor Spanlsh Club New -.ov Quuet hours at the easel are restful to Mrs Cooper who teaches Spanish and Pnghsh at Larroll Shc fmds palntmg to be a relaxmg hobby for after school ICISUIC hours MARYANNE CARDWELL Texas U B A Englxsh Hobby Tratelmg MRS JESSIE FEATHERSTONE JOE HESS East Texas State Texas U BA MA World Hlstory Engllsh Com Englxsh Journalism Math Sponsor School Paper Hobby Readmg H0bb16S Pamtmg Horseback Riding Texas A8zM Texas U B S 40 STUDENTS LEARN IN ENGLISH DRAMA Readmg rltlng and I'9CltlI1g are the three rs of our Enghsh Journallsm and speech de partments Tralnlng 1n the fleld of actlng ex perlence ln creatlve wrltlng and the usage of grammar and spelllng are stressed The alm of the English teachers IS the IIN provement ln readlng Wrltlng and 11St6Il1I1g They add the flnal touches of llterature and gram mar that balanced thelr program whlch Wlll help students achleve their goals 1n the world of busl ness or 1n profess1ona1 flelds Two years of Spanlsh French and Latm arc mcluded ln our currlculum Students learn about customs and the culture of Spam France ano ancient Rome ln their forelgn language classcs P S 0 1 4, V , Qt ' 5? 1 . A v NA ' L ' p M V 5 f mf . y . V . ., . . ' ., L' ' ' - -- . mg , X F 'Sn ,, ii I f QS - I , 'Q www, ma., t - A x 5 : IEl::E nffi f A Q.5l:g,' L N Q. . ' . . Q , n , . c . ' . ' ' - L' ' r . , .. . v ' y ' - E I I ' r 1 at 1 as ' ' - ' , ' v f, , . , - . I. 7 I W fr . . ' . . U3 f ,graft . fix 4, SSM? A . . . . . . 5 W ef A , 1 - it . I Q . 1 . v . y - . . . X I - ' ' . 1 1 - . . . 7 Y , . 1 V . . ' , - . . v . . , , . . . . . I Q x x