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

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ln X '- Z I' 1, N :if .wi 'Mir , 1 , -Nr' To get the proper perspective on the happenings of world history, Nelda Nix refers to world maps. Patty Easterwoocl looks for some different points of interest while she studies the globe and atlas. ---i I 'u I. ua., l 4 Science of semantics intrigues Lynn Turner as he searches for the meaning and spelling of a word. The huge dictionary is handy for English term papers. CLASSES REFLECT EW The Challenge of outer space, with its emphasis on the need of higher mathematics, chemistry, physics, propellants, and medicine, is developing a firm influence on Carroll students. We find that the earth, once a subject of wonder and amazement, is infinitesimal in the galaxies of the universe XlC'ords, commonplace in accepted meaning, take on a new aspect as they are encountered in the new terminology of space. Youth, seeing the great strides between the abacus and the computer, realizes that the confined limits of school subjects must be broadened if our way of life will exist tomorrow. wx , f Kg ,ns It takes more than daily afternoon practice to make a strong Tiger team. jerry Rogers, Benny Perez, Bob Jones and jim Hansard work to make grades. 44

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'-Hvvn. , if 1 A 5 i .1 ' is w....,,-.., fr-t LEMAN TOMLIINSON TRY THEIR SKILL AT REFINISHING A CEDAR CHEST WHICH THEY MADE IN THEIR SHOP CLASSES. Nancy DeMoss displays her skill in homemaking class as she puts the finishing touches on a yarn octupus. 1 1' TT .... nv 7'.'1 Wl 1 '

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Nl, -'iagf ss 1' 1 6 1 2 '1- ! inding magazine articles for 11 fall term paper is made easier by using eaders Guide in school library, Barbara Tull does research after school. I TERESTS I RESEARCH Ge Even music students keep up with news of the latest scientific achieve- ments. George Co Van, l' CC practice teacher, reads about atomic subs Many of Carro1l's students spend countless evenings on research for projects at the LaRetama Public Library,