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

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ff' 43, , Cheerleaders Kelly Schneider, Kim Rose and Rene McGuire run for 'I'heir fibers as Tiger Mascoi Shari Burns, in close pursui+, aHemp+s +o 'Pick Co'H'on' before +he Oc+ober I0 Robsiown game. 32 - Aciiviiies An improvised Mus+ang coffin goes +o 'rhe King Graveyard where s+uden+s will mourn 'rhe soon-+o-be defea+ed Mus+a ngs. wi+h cheerleaders Susan Brown and Rene McGuire acling as pallbearers. W.,-Q

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'lhe accidenfal fall of Ray senior S+eHner, Carroll s+uden+s Frank ps'l', Mariin Florez, Susan O'Bryan and lisan Frosch ioin o'I'her donors +o give lood in Ernie's name al' ihe Communify :ood Bank. .f +heir wedding recep'I'ion Mr. and Mrs. :mes Gibson exchange glances and +oas+s Her fying fhe lcnol al' fhe Holy Cross aiholic Church in Bay Ciiy on lcfober I I. he S+uden+ Council +rea'I's s+uden+s from ay 'I'o a pizza lunch in +he reference :om as parf of lhe Exchange Program. he 'lhree-year-old program enables :embers of +he councils from each high :hool io visi+ +he o+her schools and bserve classes and mee+ings. Ocfober holds sorrow, foy Despiie rivalries, inierschool cooperaiion surfaced ai limes among area schools. Tragedy ioined sludenls ihroughoui fhe ci+y ailer Ray senior Ernie Sieiiner fell 30 ieellrom 'rhe Ray gym ceiling ai a pep rally. Sludenls from all over 'rown +urned ou+ lo give blood for him, and lhe donarions confinued even aiier Ernie's dea+h, I8 hours afler 'rhe fall. A ioyous occasion, malrimony, ioined Two area laculiy members when Mr. James Gibson, former Carroll assisianl principal who became principal of Flour Bluff l-ligh School, married Miss Mary Anne Rolher, Carroll maih ieacher. Conllicling loyallies were lorgorien again Through lhe Sludenl Council Exchange Program, in which Carroll siudenfs 'rraded visiis wifh +hose from Miller, Ray. Moody and King. S. .3 ia.. Fa

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Playing The role of an old man on Masquerade Moody Day, Louann McAllisTer wonders whaT To do wiTh The cigar now ThaT she has iT. RepresenTaTives from school-sponsored clubs dress as 'liTTle people' To do Their parT in helping The TooTball players 'Mash Moody.' Senior Gwen ATkins, dressed in The cusTomary cowboy aTTire, moseys on down The breezeway during 'Kick King' day. Bobby sox and pony Tails help Kelly Schneider and Lisa Connor Take a sTroll down memory lane on '50's day. T? I i T .rg Spirif comes in disguise SpiriT Week, The week prior To The game beTween The Tigers and The King MusTangs, became someThing To remember. Monday sTarTed The baTTle oT The rivals wiTh unusual Types oT spiriT on display. STudenTs arrived Monday morning To Tind green painT decoraTing The breezeways and The Anchor. ThroughouT The week cries oT Krush King were heard ringing Through The halls. Wednesday, OcTober I, became Kick King Day, wiTh kickers roaming The halls. To seT The mood Tor Thursday's Black Day, The area beTween The Third and TourTh wings became The King Graveyard. Mock graves Tor such MusTangs as Mark McBaTh and Randy KaTz were sTrewn ThroughouT The yard and TearTul Tigers placed dead Tlowers and weeds There in honor oT The upcoming MusTang loss. Friday sTudenTs wore The TradiTional school colors on Blue-WhiTe Day and aT The pep rally The seniors were awarded The spiriT sTick Tor The mosT SpiriT Week parTicipaTion. High spiriT conTinued unTil The end oT TooTball season. Two weeks laTer, prior To The Carroll-Moody clash, The cheerleaders sponsored a Masquerade Moody Day and sTudenTs were urged To dress up as Their TavoriTe l-lalloween characTer. On OcTober 25, LiTTle People dressed in pillow cases and TooTball iackeTs visiTed The pep rally. RepresenTing various organizaTions, They ran ouT onTo The gym Tloor and perTormed a Mash Moody dance. For The Beeville pep rally sTudenTs Took a nosTalgic look aT The pasT and The 50's came alive Tor everyone. WiTh spiriT going sTrong, The Tigers wrapped up The season wiTh Tive consecuTive wins and a second place Tinish in disTricT compeTiTion. Dress Up Days - 33