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

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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

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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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Y. VERNON C. ASHTON North Texas State, B.S., M.S. Health, Physical Education Sponsor-Carroll Tigers Hobby--Sports 'E'- KENNETH R. BEARDEN Howard Payne, North Texas B.S., M.A. Physical Education, Track Hobbies-Music, Sports MRS. ELLA BECKMAN Assistant to School Nurse Hobbies-Gardening, Reading 46 A .,i': ' . 'W- . I Ilig Ii Zgzznl VVAZZ ge f .Y ..i QTL N' J o CLENNIE K. CARTE MRS. ELEANOR EYING MRS. IMA LEE GLASSON Oklahoma U., Arizona U. Assistant to Counselor Texas A.8zI., RN., B.S. B.S., M.Ed. Hobbies-Hunting, Fishing School Nurse Physical Education Sponsor-Cheerleaders Hobby-Gardening Sponsor-Future Nurses Hobbies-Hunting, Fishing COACHES, LIBRARIAN, MAKE UP A VARIED -QM Athletic games and gym classes are an im- portant part of our school life. Coaches train boys and girls to have healthy bodies and minds through participation in sports. Counseling keeps students' on an even keel. Testing and interviewing help to place pupils in classes that are best suited to their abilities and to plan their future profession or vocation. MRS. JENNIE LOU DOMINY Southwest Texas State, Houston U., B.A., M.Ed. Counselor Sponsor--Future Teachers Hobbies-Reading, People Coaches Bearden, Ashton, and Mitchell Beavers prepares to kick for thc extra point watch tensely from the sidelines as Harry after the touchdown in thc Robstown gamc.