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

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s i ' L f Row One: Linda Stoll. Donna Gathings. and Ruth Garcia. Row Two: Marilee Simms, Glenda McGinnes. Judy Boeka, Carol Dennis, Gloria Cipriano and Hilda Garcia. Row Three: Carl Westbrook, I. Garcia, H, Gorham, M. Garza, Ray Gonzales, Dan Garcia, A. Hinojosa. LCS LEALES PROMOTE GOOD-WILL Los Lealcs, which means The Loyal Ones plays a part in promoting friendship and goodwill. Various South American customs and traditions are discussed during these club meetings. Spanish movies are seen which help them to understand the Spanish language and to better appreciate the Latin-American people. Spanish Club members Julia Kunze, Patti Lefforge, and Domingo Lerma look for Spanish material in a magazine in the library. 'wgflllll During the first semester, Mrs. Cooper sponsored Los Leales. After mid-term, following Mrs. Cooper's resignation to relax and wait, for her visit from Mr. Stork, Mrs. Rektorik takes over and assumes the job and sponsorship of this organization. Mrs. Rektorik also teaches several classes of Spanish and typing. Sponsor Mrs. Rektorik and club officers Sandra Simmons, Mary Rasbury, Lydia Garza, and Irma Cantu study table decorations. 73

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Province map of France, explained by Mr. Murphey. interests Spencer Switzer. Carol llolt, Bonnie Parrish and Gertie Klaus. CLASS NAMES CLUB LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Students at Carroll who have united to study the language and customs of France have demonstrated a genuine interest in this way of life, The 17 members decided upon t'Le Cercle Francais as a fitting name for this organization, as translated it means The French Circle. .loseph Murphey is the club's sponsor. l me Wfiig, i2ii12'3cWz?',r Marcia Geh diligently looks for the perfect place in France to visit on an imaginary vacation as Robert Wallick watches. French Club members have a keen interest in the study ofthe Row One: Rex Smith, CA. Gorham. Curtis Bielstein. C. Whitson. French language and customs, The remaining participants are: Row Two: Pat White, Diane Page. Sally Stout. and Hyla Pricer. i . X jg, A ffmalff Es' 72

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xl F, 1 sul ,-Q ,N 1 4, .4 Second year students: Martha Christian, secretaryg Heather Walters. vice-presidentg Jim Hansard, president, lead club. Latin I students: H. Huckel. J. Tingle. P. Kilgore. B. Wallace. D, Schmidt. R. Buehinger. and N. Wilkerson listen to recorder. LATIN CLUB STUDIES ROMAN WAYS Senators: R. Miller. J. Hartniek, B. Tull, J. Rogers. J. Bales, , , , - - C. Fears, C. Braly, and B. Thomson are interested in Scrabble. Roman customs and attltudes are exlammed by the student group once a month during the I ' homeroom period club meetings. I Parties are held in the home of the various 5 members, with second year students as senators 5 l and first year 'tslaves sold at auction. Latin songs l are sung and Roman games enjoyed by all, eds David Freyer gives oral recitation to fellow members: Sherry Dick- son. Audrey Dyer, Jean Calloway, Julia Hodges. David Scherzer. .l All A students: N. Rodman. G. Bourianoff, M. Kilgore, L. Cowley, M. Christian, M. Crook, and I. Venable plot map it