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

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Sammy Franklin and Sally Stout relax by the pool after a swim on a july day. Padre Island, which is at our own doorstep, is another favorite swimming spot. MID-SUMMER HEAT DRIVES STUDENTS TO CGOL BREEZY PARKS, T-HEADS As the sun shows overhead at the Tro ic of Cancer, the time of the summer solstice, we come under the sign oi? the Crab, the nebulae which sends radiations influencing radio reception. Summer heat sends us to the beaches and the parks on the T-heads, where we enjoy water sports and picnics. This helps to take the sting from solar rays. Recreation is a welcome break from our unending quest for knowledge in classes. C mb 55 ,I Q- 2 if Y jx 5 -'ei C l', Q 5 ff. Sign of july 1' 2? 10 ,,,, .wavi- On a Saturday afternoon Don Coats Wfalton, Barbara White, and Jerry