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

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Q K . J- . as rv K' Q .' H .af- pllilulnn M 13.11 . ,Lal .,: 3 MR. GREGG AND HIS WIFE REVA, WITH THEIR THREE GIRLS, NANCY, LOU ANN, AND JANET, ENIOY THEIR VOLVO. PRINCIPAL , ASSISTA T PRINCIPAL L EA both students and teachers toward scholastic accomplishments Malntalnlng 3. 1-ugh acadgmlc Standard and 3 Aiming for a better school every year, Charles A. Gregg leads 'o so ' ' z r Emfm code of conduct is the policy of Charles A. G the principal of Mary Carroll High School. He X classes to observe and attends all athletic events. Gregg works closely with school organizations to vide more training and experience for That Mr. Gregg is a good sport is evident to yearbook members when he plays jacks with them at their yule ASQ .'imfPR.'

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va xi l E K It WL.-1 2 G. Gibson, Dircctor of Personnel, George Board. Director of Instruction, and President of the school board, Tom ISI. Browne Burleson. Director ot' Research discuss local sthiiiil problems with each other. stops his husy day's work for ii coffee break GUIDE LQCAL EDUCATIONAL PRCGRESS Local business and professional citizens give of their time to serve on the Corpus Christi Board of Education. These men set the high standards that help our schools to meet the needs of the young people of our city. Graduating seniors appreciate the planning and the building of our new school, Mary Carroll High School. Welcoming Dr. R, L. Willianis, president of the school hoard, john Coffman, Student Council president, extends a hearty handshake. Dr. R. L. Williams, superintendent of the Corpus Christi Independent School District, with the assistance of the directors applies and extends the policies of the school board. The new emphasis upon a more specialized education makes added responsibilities for the administrators and the directors of the Corpus Christi public school system. After hearing the choir perform, Dr. W'illiainis speaks for a few moments to congratulate the students on their accomplishments .a tx

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