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

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Brotherhood,Week speaker, Rabbi April, compares European and American beliefs. He finds that faith is our common ground. I FORI EG LAN DS johnny Hawkins, Brenda Hobbs, Mike King, Kay Johnston, Mrs, Kay Whatley, sponsor. preside at meetings of the club, Brenda Hobbs, Adrian Gonzales, Reese Homeyer, Billy Melhurt, Frit-nrlslmip Club members, write to pen pals in foreign countries. To illustrate japanese dress Shirley Birmingham adjusts an obie on Flo Parrish's kimono. Oriental women wear them above waist. 71

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yn , wrt 2 ? The Friendship Club, urgarnful lu rurrespnnrl urllr tort-rgrr students, tonsrsrs Mrlilmn. fliml Cm: Nanry fllrafltr. liJrh.rr.r ilrarltr. Annrm llnrtnn. Charlotte of these members Frunt row: Irie Assad, Flu Parrish, 'ludy Roberts, Kay Hemrutz Se-lxig. Rnvs three: R.1vmond MtM.mus. XX'1llrrrm Martin. Druid MtSw:nn. Adrian Curtis Ratlrlf Row lwu: Susan Mixture, Kathryn Cntkrill, l.rnd.r jones. jnnifc' Gun7.1lrs.lirnt' H.alI.'liuntlyGome. Mrk: lNlurphy, Hill Hamilton. l B Mitrht-ll FRIENDSHIP CLUB WRITES TO MEMBER To foster a better understanding between youth of America and young people in foreign lands is the purpose of The Friendship Club at Mary Carroll. This group belongs to the International Friendship League which has the approval of the President of the United States. Members secure the names of students in other lands and write to them. They tell these friends of their homes, their school, their town and country. They ask that the pen pals relate facts about their lives. Letters are read in club meetings. Speakers and films are a part of club plans. An assembly which is based on the customs of other lands is a project. Students representing four foreign lands present a program for Ed Berkheimer, Italy: Robert Bissonnette, Hawaiig Phyllis Beard, the Friendship Lerrgur- on sthools in other countries. These arei Alaskag Kathy I.aRoza.lNewfoundland1 and Linda Cowley, Hawaii fzf- e '. 5 'rn f Ag? 3 fe 'E it its fe ru-be-fe K, . f 3 an iii 'SJ' was ff? ..,..r S-uv

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FUTURE TEACHERS PLA FOR CLASSROOM CAREERS Members of the Charles Gregg Chapter of the Future Teachers Club are interested in becoming a part of the teaching profession. Each spends at least one day as a substitute teacher in the elementary grades. They also assist their own teachers in every way possible. The club presents programs of information about teaching. President Blum Ann Ruslmury shows tl1.ii'tcr for the Charles Gregg ilmg iii In Nlwristti' Mrs -lane Duittiny .intl Nlr Gregg, ,wtf N Y V AT 1 P' 'Z 5 A al 1, V 1 rd' sex 1 , . fx K ,,n.q,.nuu-w 4 fm-Il'---df jerry Walker, Peggy Elias, Becky XY'eiix'ei'. Sponsor ,lime Dominy. and Mary Rusbiiry represent Carroll .it the FTA, Convention lembers are From mug inmin l,.1tt,ir,ls. liar Bl.iii'nxtt lsctlt, XXt.iut', Nur liratlley Attc-ri. l.uli,t Cionfaltf, linit Salazar Arxillo XX'iIli.w.s. llarm-tt XX'ilkes. Phvllis Judith Kollba .mtl ltr Giillner Rum mu: lbrlt lttielga. N.1'i.lr.i irrwvrcl li-'rv Viulkcr Vantil. Marx Y.irl'rntiul:. .ind Rita Herd Rim four: Prggx Lmrtm. Peggy Ell2l5. Albms Vary Stlmitlar. Ann XX'.4u'rs. Darlene Vfarreni .intl 'left Pixitx Rim three: .l.llT'i'S Vim Pina. 1.11 Dillard, Bull Sliintjcr Irene Putt. P.ii1l.u ltriiza. ln Martin. .mil jan MUFYU