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

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Y ' f 5? x2 of jim Walton, Lynda Dell Tuley, Ann Stine, Carole Ann Myers, David Gensemer, Peggy Lancaster, Imelda Guzman, Lucy Valenzula, Lynda Chandler, and Carl Westbrook N ASSEMBLY -A W si r Wx Lucy Valenzuela Carl Westbrook In an effort to even up the differences in their heights, David Gensemer stands Tony Vann Lucille Wilkins on a stack of thick books. Even then, he does not equal taller Kenneth Lawson. jim Walton Larry Wolf

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.3 K J . ' V A 5 I - 5 I Z 4 grx I fy f he 45, i, K ,R M N L .. X x f ' D W Q at i R . C llee Q 5. R it x Q I X W' C '77 T ,Q us E vi H ' .. H 'VL Bobby Morrow Carol Myers Margaret Myers Carole Reid Vickie Roebuck Ann Stine Rachel Rincon Janelle Shannon Linda Tuley CARRGLLETTES SING FDR STUDE T BOD Members of the Carrollettes are, From row: Val Wells, Helen Bushala, Rosie Rincon, May Stein, Cassie Wilson, Charlotte Anderson, Wanda Rhodes, Inez Rosales, Row two: Evelyn Hammond, Rose Platz, Genine Mikel, Linda Stroll, Phyllis Beard, joy Dunlrin, Gwen Church, Reba Darwin, Charlotte Bowen. Row three: Louise W IYKJ 5, 1 Ten membors of the chair sing as an ensemble in assembly. Singing Wayne O'Brien Ernestine Rodriguez Martha Smith Wim, Wonderland and I Saw Tbfee Sbip-f,'h9Y are fsfsivfd by the students and faculty with applause. This cnoral group is composed Pierce, Jean Detterman, joyce Droll, Elain Neudek. Barbara Rodgers, Maria jean Stein, Earlene Stine, Kathy Prinz, Sharon Outlaw. Row four: Choir Mrs. March Artus, Sylvia Elizondo, Carole Walden, jan Hastings, Kay Rutledge, Betty Hoot, Gloria Odom, Paula Sutton, Cecilia l.aPort, Mary

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4 ., ,qw 1 , . 3 ,il 1 . , . za ayvfi f in xQ' 399' Loren Hall Director, spends hundreds of hours yearlv with .the TIGER BAND, NLMBERING INIINETX, IS A CONCERT AS V , band and then plays in a dance Orchestra for real relaxation. Fs'!9?'! T'?s 999969442 DRUM M JCR, MAJORETTE LEAD TIGER BA D For her last year, senior Marion Rhodes steps out in front to lead Tiger Band. She has been drum major for all three years. Now in its third year, the Tiger Band of Carroll has an enviable position among South Texas musical organi- zations. Smart marching tempo, intricate formations, excellent orchestrations and colorful drum major and majorettes, plus Peter Gunn Theme, provide the spark which attracts attention wherever the band performs. Band president Gary johnson, with second vice president Carl Westbrook, listen as vice president Raul Ornelas plays.