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

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T , I .jg HH . ,Z Journalism students try to think ot' the right answers for questions on a final semester examination in yearbook room. EXAMS FINISH SEMESTER E SPRING SCHEDULE BEGINS ' ,, , . this f ' Dominating the january nights, Capricorn, the sea-goat, fl yi' 1 leads processions of stars across the winter sky. Its if Q .if stars form a triangular pattern of bright point. T gf Students who sit up late studying for semester exams 1 2 if ' find that answers they must learn are as numerous as 1 gf is f starsg and daylight blots out both answers and stars. i 2.5 g, , , as g Caprfmnz , I Q Slgpg gf ftlllllclfzj' 'Ma if ' 1 ,I . . , hlarion Rhodes, drum major, Ronald hlurray, :ind Martha An- derson, mzijorctte, try on the newly .irrived Carroll 1960 band 22 1

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'N-ua i Club members C A Martin Dan Sullivan Norma Linda Miller ames West Margie Lewis. BALES AND SHELIA RICE IN MR. ANGEL. -..N CHRISTMAS SPIRIT SWOOPS DCWN GILT SPLASHED HALLS Christmas stars gleam through the cold mists to bring a special joy to the month of December Sagittaurius the centaur half man half horse roams through the sky with his arrow aimed toward the Scorpion The winter solstice signifies the turning of the sun from its southward descent of the summer and autumn to begin the long climb north again Popping up everywhere a spirit of fellowship and gladness lends an even brighter glow than that of the constellations The choir fills the air with carols and hymns in pre aration for the Christmas rogram Doors are transformed by ayers of paper glitter an net The student council awards a six dollar rize to Mrs Birdena Bird s homeroom for the best decorated oor CQX in 5 Saggztarfur .Sign o Dezember F' sw Crippled boys and girls listen to CarroII's choir sing holiday carols at the Driscoll Foundation. The choir also participates in a Christmas Sing 21

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df if E , li he asia we 2 ...M i Wikia c . 2 3 EN! 3 2 L Q I 3 jackets. Only senior members of the marching band are allowed to pur- chase one. The students pity fifteen dollars apiete for their own jackets. Xi- : sgs 'fg1, Some days are warm enough in january for a sail on Nueces Bay or a swim in the gulf at Padre Island. Lucian Cross takes time out from lunch period to examine the Atoms for Peace truck parked in front of Carroll. 1 iii or W E .N 1 U, 'Ibn-.. Nilihaniq, , AN ATUM5 Sponsored cy Nano .Mya .' cr efican ML JP' K w s ia na!