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

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My First Dear It was the first day of the hunting year, and the morning was cold and wet. All I had in my head was visions of dear, as I walked to my spot to sweat. I was out hunting for one specific dear because it is the craftiest of all to bag. You can not find this animal in the clear, for it is not easy to tag. ISO - What We Thought I After long Cold hours of stalking, I was sore, 1 and it seemed like I would never see my game. I I finally got what I really came for, and I teII you it vvasn't very tame. I I I really didn't need to tell you of this trip, for most boys have done this type hunting before. But my main reason was to give you a tip, i because my trophy had the measurements of 36-24-31 - Mark Pattersoi

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The Paint Box he old man sits nodding, dozing, it had been years since he thought, since he tried to feel, the moods, the mellow, the sad, the ultimate expression. is hand passes over the green, pausing, a swelteringjungle leaves shimmering in the heat, an emerald oasis, private, calm. He smiles, remembering. he hand slips over to the yellow, the glaring sun, a glittering topaz jewel in the heavens the scent of lemons, luscious, in the mid-day heat. He smiles, remembering. eaching the blue, the hand stops, a sleepy ocean, always elusive, luring men, always familiar eyes brimming with sensual love. He smiles, remembering. n the black, the hand trembles, the long night, wrapped in a coat of silent, dark velvet death, only a single word. so cold, and now so threatening He shudders, trying to forget. -Sandra Guerra The moon hangs low in a field of black its orange glow gives off the light that shines and fills the ground below. tiny stars twinkle in mischievous winks setting off silvery brilliance to the gazers and dreamers of tomorrow. shadowed by the light are mysterious objects their colors unknown, only shapes seen and imagined until daybreak. each night is slowly passed into day revealing how little we know and how much is left to learn. -vicki deck Literary

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The Tragedy of Paper Towels ink that I shall never see eal cloth towel in boy's P.E. owel to keep me nice and dry ere are no more, I wonder why? There are cloth towels, or so they say In all girls' gym classes everyday lt was when coaches once were lenient and let us have this one convenience But times of comfort have come and gone There are no cloth towels in our john The paper towels our coaches push Most certainly do not have cush This stanza ends my tragic song, My pain is great, l've suffered long Faculty, Coaches, hear my plea and put cloth towels back in P.E. - Nessi linenez .rfeffsi-,ef ft 'Q at at :sf T ' rf t T ' -' it .T , 1 :fr ' , -bfstfa ff T at ,g 41 Af Q ,. l -X vi a OSX FFS 2 di? VF' Q .K r YQ 1' ,L V iff h - - ,I Q x , ,',Xf'Qw.Ll A , X:-I rglfoxo -Q' -lfoc Hx 7 A N314 f -Q I U 'A I Q, ik I' T , ,yvlfi A 1i,,,--A---P A A -15' Women If lt R l 1 .- s -z it' 'ff -A 5' -7 Cf' , 'W .wi T .4 A fi? X L' , , be X ff Op ix XA tx X , .fit WT' rf, --5 H fyfiff in 'lrME:' E . ' ' Q M063 X 43 Q XX X ff ,Cr 47 ' Q, 1, nf? A if., K5 S, N- iP1?g2 i i liH,f:: . I.: xgfw Ly, 'N JY '!, QWQ . b Q 7, ,X 44, ' e--V :J yn, J to at P stiff F rt i fi 'ff , f .L at ' -L57 A7 T2.T.P W ,X Q, yy Q , ny 4 .- 7,51 l' + L 15 sfv 'vi M ff, ut w f M Q x if . ff wi, A 'P -,N .enema Q yy Q Q W K w f KK .t 5:7 . ,A, v ., ,ZH ,R AKA TL, QA . ' T we ,TWA fm ,A ri W, time ff cf ' f as fp- ,X Q' X K Lf L? Cb goin W vw 4 TAY -yy 7? Z? XZ? .K . .Nt fr f Sf, g AY Y 4 I jf? -. . A A I X F M 1 X A ' T . kk W T fL 'ft -1 X- ' T ', I lit' T ' N E Rzr- - tug, V 7,7 Vg , .k f' ,fy i? J J, , ' M'-S , 35 X A, T ' N A . A 1 V' fx- , , - 1 ,H r- n . r ff , T11 . T n If 1+ 'rr 'fr Tl,'yir7i'f X: as L' Y ,F T i it fi , Q V? 'N 'Vs D A 5 X X Y ' it '- Cyl? 1 ' 4 ,, if V' 4, fi A , iw, A X - , -K f Q7 H 5 ' , YN if il : .I Al -Qi I A 'ri FQ, 'J A -V if ,. W f mx IA A ci! sy? e ,gifs T Q fr T- -T it PX TX! HS ' r 1 , X gm, , 1 , - 1' i m . suv, X 1 T ga wi-X... r- L 4, , f- ,T S x f ,y T- Q , ht 7' iff? T . T I it r 1 L NZXXQQS l T fe W 1,2 HN , J? g 1 ,, xx J 3 K ff! f f Y fx gk' , N , A Ja X ,T - to T any , , , , 1 . A ,Co S' L. ' ' ' 'l X ff x JA, . ., gf' , V 'ff r- TNR 'fl f' X l KT 3 , ,YL ,, qxv fa 1.7 27' A F M Li K ' 1' 5 lt T fy ',f' ,' tli f' 4, ff-. 'Qi W . .raft N A ta ,X 1 X f X i w -- 1 ,l -, see , wise 4 jeg' A VX 'il Y--K Aff fl, G L ' 2: t L' f' f' G' .y f V ini . V mf V 4. -3 N ef, A W A , Ki X W' W, x 1+ ' ,nk I 'ki fi N N , e ' X if - 1 13' , Wt i , ' 5-'No fag 457 X' N A Vx IK T ' if X Q.f1K Y? 'J X3 fn? J ,gps fi fd T T s Q, frlsyi , N Q43 LQ, 1,1 f ---'ft e Q if I L s fiilfrxf 4 I 'i 5134 L? - W 1 c Tir , A 'Tl I ' fl X l A A Q9 is W 4 K ,hx 4-3 M ,kg if x y--Xfi Aj -,ff - his 'K .5 ,rf ,Q ki, . v 17 'fi ll, L V , ft so I slr X' il rw? W s , , rf 2 A Tw f . T Tr? Lv 35? lk' ng EQ. ' L ' l . 9 1-' my sf? ' x Pzfrlw' ' fi -ovff r A. ' . .cc Q' .-, LJ 4 . J . -.l?atricia,fDaniel , if s Y? 'J ws A' Wiz W vi- A --P ' ' A l f T f ,A ,, it V Literary - l5l