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

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MRS MARCH S ARTUS 'Iexas Ul'llYCI'SltV BM thou' Sponsor Ensembles 3' BETTY LEE CRUMP Southwestern U BS WALTER H GILLETTE Southwest Texas State BS CIYICS HISIOFV Ilobbxes Readlng Swlmmlng LEE GOODMAN Ba lor U Texas U B S Y Amerrc n Hlstory PhySlC8l Ed Hlstory Government Engllsh Hobbles Sports Readmg Music Hobbles Muslc Square Danclng 5-ul CURRICULUM OFFERS IN MODERN LIVING The band and choxrs add much pleasure to school 11fe both for the partlclpants and for the rest of the student body Colorful blue un1forms and robes make a br1ght splash on our campus Bxble and other soc1al SCISHCGS dlg to the roots of our culture and glV9 us 1ns1ght lnto l1fe today CIVIC and government classes v1s1t the county court house to WIIHGSS law sessxons Mrs Arfus reaches for a hlgh note when teachlng students the new Alma Mater 1n an early pep rallv 6 MAC V FRASE LOREN O HALL Del Mar Texas U BS Northwestern Unncrsltg BM MI Bl010gy Math Band Orchestra ivffjqsof Science Club Hobbmg Hunting Flehmg After a long busy day Mr Goodman leaves school ln his U N05 1'00lIV'II Flmlng pmk Olds He carrles exams to grade nn hrs briefcase 44 .Q 'Q A I ' ' W 3 S ify IN 31 ' L 'I X c 'Sta . it 48 x ' gov

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USED IN MATH, ART, MAY LEAD TO CAREERS Think is the watchword for algebra trig and geometry students as the1r brams buzz over factormg equatlons square roots and Sllde rule For those who plan to joln the ranks of the buslness world typmg shorthand and bookkeep are lmportant subjects Facts and flgures keep these classes ln a wh1rl Clacklng of typmg kevs makes a steady hum throughout the school dav I Y-K fit'-'S MRS CAROL S MASTERS Ukla U Okla ASLM BS 'IS Xl cbra Com Arlth Hobbxes Musxc Fxshmg -i 9l '- f WW' MRS MARY REKTORIK SMU Texas U A8zI BA MA Typlng Relaxmg wnth a cup of coffee m the teachers lounge Coach Mltchell laughs at hls own Joke as he chats durmg h1s lunch 7' MURRAY C MITCHELL Sam Houston State MS MA Counhng out pennants Mrs Rogers checks wlth ylclldnlcdl Drmlmg Shop Burma Hall on sales The money earned wlll be Spongor Football Baskelball applxed to the fund ransed for the Semor Prom Golf Hobby Huntmg W MISS BILLIE R ROGERS Southwest Texas State B S Sec Trammg Shorthand Typmg Sponsor SemorCounc1l Hobbxes All Sports Sewing, Rcadmg 43 is rs kg N Y Y . . ' ' . 'ts 9 7 ' 7 ' xy , . y - ' ..9.91.' ' 5 48 . I Eb' W . f l l F I f 2 ' .l' ' ,Iy- -Jlp Clic IW L .,,. ? 4 -if ,Z , l::,1 , I lart I -ff

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MORE THAN THREE R'S SCIENCE, MUSIC AID Laboratory experiments in chemistry and phys'ics challenge students in our atomic age. Worms and frogsg that's what biology is made of. Besides dissecting worms and frogs, students make insect collections and study microscope slides Homemaking students enjoy eating the tasty foods that they prepare in class Girls also make skirts and blouses in clothing classes 1 KT., is-an Sfranse fhmss are found ln worms 10 fascmaie students lnacharacfer-me pose Mr Isaacks lectures In chemistry lab when Mrs Sargent teaches them to use the microscopes H15 classes are brightened by his sense of dry humor MRS FREDDIE HAYSLIP MRS KENNETH HINER 'tlary Hardin Baylor B S MEd Baylor BA Homemakmg Bible Hobby Home Decorating Sponsor Bible Club Hobbies Antiques 4-dv MRS FLORENCE SARGENT Texas U Colorado L BA 'VIA Sponsor Science Klub Biology Hobby Photography Sponsor Science Club CLYDE ISAACKS Texas U B B A 'Ii L Chemistry Physics 45 , . Y li - ' 1 I ' .,.g , ' ' v ' 0 o ' ' , . 'WS . N , , , . ,.., . . H' ,.. .....,A.. . ., -, . , . . ., . . . T i 'K 1