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

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Q5 Barbara Shirley, Myrna Johnson, Phyllis Schraub. Dar- lene Bodemann: and Ann Mohring are the officers FUTURE TEACHERS GAIN EXPERIENCE Carroll's organization in which students prepare for their future places as teachers is led by Mrs. Dominy, the school counsellor. Jaci Reagan, senior, is serving as president of the Future Teachers. Their major project of the year is practicing in grade schools. N. Benavidez, M. Rasbury, S. Ward. G. Walker, C. Swenson, Sponsor-Mrs. Dominy, D. Schonvogel, E. Gower, P. Garcia and R. Wallick attend meeting. Carol Homeyer, Diane Morris. Bobbie Harrall. Judy Cohrs, Janie Kirk- patrick. Brenda Brown. and Martha Eck look ahead to teaching careers. WITH OTHERS OF HER CLUB, DARLENE BODEMANN REALIZES THE JOY OF TEACHING ELEMENTARY STUDENTS.

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I I 4 tlitchcll. .lt-:nn tulloxxziy, ftlurthu Smith. Row four: Gt-nc llzill. liohlzy !'Iuh.inks. Mike King. Curtis ltzitlitf, Sandy rsiinnions. Kao lleinme. t'hzurlottc Selxig. Nancy t'hut't'ec, Row five: Szunnxy linsterwood, Ray NlcNlzinus, Billy Mclhurl. Adrian tionlulcz. Randall l,ox'eluce. Marvin lfutrcll. Martin l'ittnizin and Johnny Hawkins. GIVES ASSEMBLY writes at skeletal constitution for future ineinbers. The members all correspond with foreign stu- dents near their own age who want to learn about life in America. In club meetings, members discuss their letters and their knowledge about various countries. t'olorl'ul pictures and postcards are often exchanged. KAY HEMME, BRENDA HOBBS. AND MARGE CUELLAR. H v 0 ig 1,1 ' U ' .x , 0 O 335' 0 o,,, o A 5 0 Q 'st if 0 0 'il' , if O 1'-l 'w o 0 0 slliff 'V' O., 0 0 o t fe Q 0 Glaeif-:. o 'itgfffx 'Ms 0 'NX ri 5 V31 7 , ,li Az S , Bill Shinder gives ai portrayal ol' an Germain iinmigrnnt in the l rienrlship t'lulm zissernbly. Playing opposite is .lunrny Rules. Tiflebaum does at rendition ot' the llzmziiizin llulu us Judy verts :ind Betty lruin accompany her on native instruments 63

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4. ' ' .gztgg tl' list-Q ,.,. 'gi rx F.H.A. members Sue Tate, Sharon Ward. Nikki Norris. Dianna Ping, Janet Clark, Carol Noguess, and Geneva Salsman go to club meeting. vs i ? .ii it 'I 2 .. Mrs. Hayslip, F.H.A. sponsor. poses with officers N. White, J. McMinn. J. Walker, C. Swenson, and McCutcheon. F.H.A. DEVELOPS DOMESTIC ABILITIES Cooking, sewing, and child care are some of the household duties studied in F.H.A. There are several homemaking classes, but only those students who pay dues are eligible for actual membership in the club. Paid members may attend district conventions. Only two representatives may go to the state conventions. 1 1 I l Z l 3 . 2 'F Y 255 Loretta Jordan serves tea to mc-mbers: Margie Moreman. Mae Carpenter. Laura Iiilfcndcrfcr. Louise Bright. and Barbara Stinnett in the homcmaking parlor. To attain this honor one must have the largest num- ber of points which are earned by participation in various activities. A miniature home including living room, bedroom, kitchen, and bath is provided where members practice skills which are developed in this club and course. Storing food in the refrigerator, Carol Lambert cleans up after cooking class. 7- .X l ,,.. lf! J . Q-v