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

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will accompany thcm on their trip to the student councils state mnvcntiun in Amarillo in March. harlvs Grcgg, plains u new vrogrum of P.T,S.A., which clutlcs tht stutlcnts, This idea is new in Corpus. 'uv 15. . il' ill 5 5 , i i i i 2 ? y I ., New spring styles from Feclway shown by the Future Homcmakers Club are modeled by Francilc Young and Rnntlill Lovelglcc on March ninth. aw C9 L17 fl 42 Riff , Pzref Q S1791 fi ' .ll.Jl't fl 1 Q1 cf f ,r rm K 27

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COUNCIL'S CONVENTION, STYLE SHOW BRIGHTEN BREEZY DAYS Glistening scales of Pisces and a dazzling array of activities light up the month of March. Pisces' stars rise through a long maze of con- stellations. The fish shapes are represented by a starry pentagon con- nected by a faint ribbon of stars. Their staring eyes gaze down on a busy school preparing for trips and style shows. Student council members have a full schedule. Members look for- ward to a spring trip to Amarillo for the State Convention. A style show given by the Carroll Chapter of Future Homemakers of America introduces students to the latest in spring and summer fashions just in time for end of the year dances, dates, and plays. During tennis Practice 595500, Rosalinrla Gorham serves her opponent .in Girls are also taught fOI't'l1.lDml .md hnrkhnnil drives in thc-ir physical ed r-In 'AA'---.--r .,......-a-4- 'Y ,.f.A-f-'- -'-- 'f 3 ,,.-use--4-an 1 H I 1 GCC sses u.-...,.fwf- '..,.,.'.p-- 4 -J 26 , gr w Cmmcil members Inhn Cuffnmn. l.uc'ill4' WW YJ and hfartin Kahn rlisqwzes plans with Mr. Gregg In an effort to incrensf- PTA memhcrslxizr Coffman. pri,-sitlvnt uf' Student Council. along 'sl 1 mumgq 4uf

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K vs, Q34 iz: f-2 fi Aries Sign of April SPRING WHIRLS WITH FUN, SENIOR CAREER DAY, PROM Aries, the ram, rears his head among the stars. His curly horns clear the way of his ascent into the April skies. Soft spring nights find the ram climbing higher. April days are filled with rounds of spring activities. The track team enters the interscholastic competition against other schools. Batting away for a good season, the Tiger baseball team puts in long hours practicing. To seniors, the month of A ril is a special month. Ca- reer Day is important for stud? of various occupations. A South Pacific island dream is the senior prom theme. rs 'al . . naw lg 1 ,aw may 'LT On April 6, seniors attend career day activities at Del Mar Lynda Chandler and Mrs. Dominy plan for CarrolI's seniors STUDENTS ENJOY THE FRESH AIR AND WARM SUNSHINE ON THE OPEN BREEZEXVAYS AS THEY CHANGE CLASSES. 'Q '5- Aix.