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

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lg Jn, 4. r ' 'T As The school year drew To a close, I2 memorable years ended Tor 73 I graduaTing seniors. The yearly inTlux oT senioriTis dazed sophomores and juniors as well as seniors. The quarTer sysTem's 80- minuTe claisles'TiididiHi'iT'iih'elp The si'ruaTion 6iTheri, e To un d Th e lo n g e r periods made iT harder To concenTraTe on C 8 The TOP , J ill and Lewis i f , ' Q .'i.i . , if - w we he Perm a n e n T pw average T' fii' ' .T -I 'W' iliQr:lQ9Q'sQTfsiQ5UsQC'l We Fa fewell W 's lilyiiiirrihii n o rT'oTiiThei Sensi o rs. Pa ul n i ba nd , sa ng izg7Chicago's rching So T ne SOHQ inf of vs. 17Q,Q:QuTside, aTTer Thenasigiiwbly, Senior T .,o, , . . Q . . 5, ,PresldenT Shasi Wilson presenfecl sloiis A an C isrr 'T f i ,,,. ' M . 5,1 XAVKK ii - N' eff' .ff ic., T7 , ,,,.f f ik nn, W1 yr.sir Paper worlc wraps up year The l7Th link oT The anchor chain To Principal AI Hook. On behali OT The Senior Class, Shasi Told The school oi Tiles To be used on The MC in TronT oi The booksTore, , On The nighT OTHlyl,ay I5, G hii ,l2,l,iZZarcl oT conTeTTi and ToileT paper hir The campus. To carry on The Tissue,-armed seniors-rolled aTTer The Fa fgswai'iifyASSe The n q a e rees esg a n d ri,,Ti . he Theflong held aT The Trom A'usTin, The Tood was on hand for refueling dance flow? T i.issiy'i Commencement,Exercisegi,ny?Memorial Coliseum May 28 marked high school sfudies. acfivifies and friendships. louflihey also new beginninkggi, 4 I ifgjfgfyiigifly, 2. ity!! 3 ,KJ T 5 , ,,,, W 'C:::.i.51FiI3fZ-E nm, V ns, M my vigil. ww A in I 1 '- T-'a,gg,,nw2sf:Qf4f,n-iwwn,fi,, ,. ,,,,, ., v - , ,f f '-S A an lwsyefadnnnan - 25

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, ,. VVheTher iT was down The sTreeT or halfway around The world, sTudenTs lcepT Themselves busy wi+h iobs and Travel. Cheryl Kosarelc aTTended The Girls STaTe convenTion in Seguin Tor IO days oT mock elecTions and governmenT. Meanwhile, aT The UniversiTy oT Texas aT AusTin, Jerry McKinney and Floyd Cordell parTicipaTed in Boys STaTe Trom June I I To I7. RepresenTing The NaTionalisT parTy, Jerry won a seaT in The House oT RepresenTaTives. Trips reach far Pacific To receive Their Farmer Degrees, FFA sTudenTs Randy Siianslcy, David Walsh and Dennis Hale Traveled To HousTon in July Tor The STaTe FFA ConvenTion aT The AsTrol-Tall. AugusT 4 Tound Two Carroll sTudenTs in Yokosuka, Japan. KaThryn SToclc and Joe Wilkey spenT Two weeks in Corpus ChrisTi's sisTer ciTy while parTicipaTing in The STudenT Exchange Program. Among The unusual acTiviTies were eaTing raw ocTopus and visiTing MT. Fuii, a BuddhisT shrine. NOT everyone Tound Time Tor Traveling. Many sTayed home To enioy The beach, The sand and The surT. Baskin-Robbins, WhaTaburger, McDonald's, swimming pools and oTTices provided iobs Tor Those who chose To spend some oT Their Time working. ATTer a hof day on The iob, sTudenTs cooled oTT by swimming, surTing, playing Tennis or bike riding. 26 Achvmes