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

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l Ss l ,. fun Marvin F-.allr Stunt. Marion l'lE:ti.'ts xlmmii Rui ,liiilx -livmx, Hxl.1 ,han I f - , '5- J 1 l' 'mx l'rxtsil1e Nrxrzull vc im'i'il'w 's ii' LU-'wis Christi s onli Dr.u:1.x Klub. CJ! n. .lu Front row: Bill Shintltr. Cirixlmm Hill. -lm. lialts. Sponsor ii N 111 Trailer. Ronnie Murray Row mo: -l.m Murray. Ann lluogtni ur HALCS GLEAM WHEN CARROLL MASQU As a messenger from heaven Janice Murray pleads with Item. a little angel. to return to Heaven and give up the idea of having the Boltons as her parents. it J' it ' I wr is 'fi Q' 'l 1 aa., ws, Q ' X Xa pi! E 4 1 2 '1 1 E . 1 ,' sn I fs A! A Gleaming halos and fluttering v bring a bit of heaven to the produc Mister Angel , of the Carroll Ma Sheila Rice, a junior high girl, The Masque presents two other this year: l'Box and Cox and l Carroll is the only high school in city of Corpus Christi to offer 2 training in theatre work. The group organized during the first year by Summers and a group of students. To participate in the club, stu must have a B average, good cor and parental consent. Members will pete in Interscholastic League cor

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R i of' Cleveland, Christine Noel Ruby lea and Carol Reynolds W k' ' A d' ' v I 4 or ing in u no Visual Eddie Ahrens and David jordan run the undertake the THSIC of l'C'PI21ClHg Ilbfiify books OH the Shelf. movie camera while Bob Frederick rc-winds the tape ictor cr FOR REAL EXPERIENCE Members of the Library Club show a keen interest in library work and in school service. They give up their study hall periods to check out books and to do the many needed tasks to maintain an adequate library. Movie projectors are operated by club members as a service to the faculty and students. Maps, newspapers, and reference materials are made available through the efforts of the members. As extra duties the club members keep the library lean and are responsible for having interesting displays n the bulletin boards and in the window of the library. The club meets on Wednesday during homeroom per- od. Yvonne Matlock, president, presides. Parties are p an- ed by the rogram chairman, Paulette Woods. Ola Marie ooper and, Bess Breeden are the school librarians and erve as sponsors. Many students gain an interest in librarianship as possible profession through activities of the club. macliinc. She is assisted by 'l'ei'es.i Art-Milo .ind Cleunu Hes I LIBRARY FIELD ' . c +4- f 15- .A I H I S .:- 4' ,,,..-. ,.,- . B etry Ahrens stamps the dare biiiilts .ire dur- with the sniiiipi Ill

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1-and XXV' After offering the lead roles in her new play to the Boltons, Daphne Peters played by Ann Hoogendorn, makes a toast to the success of the production I Even do-good angels, Barbara Startzell and 'lim Bales, find their task difficult. TAG ES HEAVE Each May, as a climax to the yearly a banquet is held by the club. is a formal affair and parents of are invited. There is a guest and awards are presented. Last Marion Rhodes was chosen Best im Bales as Best supporting and Hyla jean Pricer as Best around individual. Letters are given all members who have earned them. Summers, Carroll speech teacher, organizer and director of The Carroll Q ie. It is composed of students who re willing to work, gaining experience nd training in return for their effort. W i, 1 . t ig, fi A ' ,, Q A 4, r ,lt lc ' ' ' x x, ig? E B' M.. f. , . A 5 ' ' 4 X 'V ' . V V K Q M .X , . ri. .L, 'Q ,N M H Bill Shinder demands that his wife, Marion Rhodes. be in it new play with him, as She quietly explains she wants to be a regular woman and have children. LY COMEDY, NMR. A GEL What? We have a baby! Stacy Bolton. as portrayed by Bill Schinder, is shocked when his wife announces she has found a baby, Stacy does not like children .que '