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

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JAMES M. SUMMERS MRS. THELMA PEARCE MRS. VIRGINIA CARROLL MRS MARY W Texas A. 8: I., M.S. Northwestern U., MA. Virginia U., M.A. S M U B A Bl1gliSh, Speech, Drama Latin, Journalism Spanish, French Spanish I Typing I Sponsor--Drama Sponsor--Anchor Hobby--Gardening Sign of Taurus Hobby--Refinishing Antiques H0bbY--Travel Sign of Taurus Sign of Leo Sign of Aquarius STUDENTS LEAR USE OF LANGUAGES In the English department at Carroll, besides learning usage of language and mechanics of grammar, the students receive training in acting, speaking, and creative writing. In accelerated classes, new and modern ideas are being studied and discussed. Carroll's drama club, The Carroll Masque, presents several plays each year. Students who are star-inspired thus ain valuable experience plus learning the techniques and gmdamentals of acting. Carroll's yearbook, The Anchor, is published once each year by annual staff members. The Carroller, school gnaper, is published once a month by the journalism class. arroll is a member of the Quill and Scroll, an honorary society. Three foreign languages are taught at Carroll T years of Spanish are taught this language is espec helpful to us in South Texas because many of the Pe around us are Latin Americans Two years of French classes also study the culture and customs of these 1 besides learning the language Knowledge of other la Latin are also offered as a part of our curriculum a r a es is also hel ful to some in stud in En lish A fo professional fields 8 , P Y 8 8 language is usually studied by those who plan to enter SU Clubs are sponsored by the teachers of the lan in which students learn about the history and known facts about lands from which their language L DONALD M. LANCE MARYANNE CARDWELL MRS. BIRDENA BIRD MRS BARBARA Texas A. Br M., B.A. Texas U., B.A. Linfield College, A.B U C C BS English English English, journalism English Hobby--Reading Hobby--Traveling Sponsor--Newspaper Sign of Pisces Sign of Crab Sign of Sagittarius Hobby--Painting 136 Sign of Crab