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

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its i Carolyn Young keeps a sharp ear for a cue that indicates light is to go out on stage so that Hyla Gean can pull the switch. to students and public during spring. Jimmy Bales Character lines are acquired quickly by Bill Shinder when as Elwood P, Dowd is main character of playy Mr. Summers applies grease paint before the curtain goes up. ACTED BY CLUB The annual banquet held in May climaxes thc year's work. This affair is formal and parents of members are invited. Last year, the large cup for Best actress went to Elaine Potter Myers. Bill Shinder was chosen Best supporting actor, while Sharon Rice received the cup for Best all around actress. This year's winners have not been named. Carroll letters are earned by all eligible members. Receiving her drama letter is a thrill for Brenda McDowell. Awards are to be given by Mr. Summers at a banquet in May

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3 We ? i ll Gary Black, the detective, places the arm of the law on Bill Shinder who has just confessed a murder. This is the climax, f a , 3 i A1 i' fr rt , ffm K . 'fp My 1, - ,- -f A Lin Elkins and Sally Stout admire Mr. Harvey. Harvey, a three-act comedy. is to be presented MURDER, FARCE Carroll is the only high school in the city to have a Drama Club. When a play is in rehearsal the mem- bers stay after school until six every day with additional work required of them on Saturdays, Every member has some responsibility during a productiong crew work, prompting, make-up and other jobs that are as important as the speaking parts. High averages are requirements for membership. Hearing that she is dead makes Laura. played by Sharon Rice, gasp in surprise and terror during the first act of Laura fi

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ROW 'I Nell Vogel Barbara Beachum Dxana llnckman Kathy Harrls ROSIC Rodrlguez Harold Hanson Frank Valenzuela Erncstme Rodrlguez Mmmc Carpenter Linda Rodrxguez Margaret Bowles Peggy Lancaster ROW 2 Jerry llolbrook Jane Dasenport Betty Mathews Marlon Morgan Sylvla Halberdler Vlckle Roebuck Norval Kneton Richard Abrego Tommy Halnlme Robert Castlllo Lucille Wllkms Blllle Graham Gaye Dunkm Dorothy Donnell Marla Sllva Rosemary llckle ROW 3 Mlchaela Crook Mary Louise Copeland Nancy Greer Dorothy Arlmgtun Ann Ward James Ward Juan Mora Melvln Myers Wayne 0Br1en Pat Coleman Lmda Tully L3 nda Chandler Angel Hawkins Lucy Valenzuela Arletta Routt ROW 4 Linda Talley Diane Morrls Brenda Brown Dennis Roche Kenneth Lawson Ronme Green Jlm Walton Alfred Can les Llnda Massey Pat Colc Jan Andrews ROW 5 Sonny Hemsman Gary Black Harold Ganus Jerry Sharp George Jenkxns Jack Cutshaw NEW DIRECTOR HEADS HOIR 0F MRS MARCH ARTUS Drrector of Vocal Muslc 80 Mrs March Artus, the new dlrec tor of vocal muslc at Carroll, has 105 mlxed volces ln her choral groups The mlxed cho1r has 43 glrls and 27 boys Th1s group has 23 senlors, 36 Jumors, and 11 sophomores Robes worn by these students are made of kmg s blue sllk wlth whlte stoles Chrlstmas 3CtlV1tl6S crowded the calendar for the cho1r On December 11 they sang at the general PTA meetmg Jomlng other school cholrs they sang wlth the Corpus Chr1st1 Symphony Orchestra on December 12 Sunday By the Sea, a tradltlonal program held 1n the Collseum featur ed the Carroll cho1r w1th other school groups ln a commumty wlde Chrxstmas Slng on Sunday December 14 1958 Cholr members went Chrlstmas carollng on the nlght of December 16 They sang for the senlor cztlzens who l1ve at Mt Carmel, then for the young sters at the Crlppled Chlldren s HOSPI tal and cllmaxed the evemng wlth a concert on the T head The Glrls Cholr, dressed ln llght blue sklrts and whlte blouses, have been popular 1n school assemblles Cholr members plan to enter three contests durmg the year Seven teen wlll be chosen from the school for the all reglonal cho1r From thls group members w1ll be chosen to par tlclpate ln the all state cho1r Concentratlon and loyalty are de manded of students who are members of the Mary Carroll A Cappella Cholr , I 1 v v -1 v v K 4 t WI 5 1 I A 1 . I ,..., , . . . , , ' : 1 v 1 1 - . . . - - 9 ' n , . . - ' Y ' 1 ' ' ' ' ..f 1 , ' - V, . A , - , ' , ' . , , . .