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

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36-AcTiyi Tigereffes rule courf For The second year in a row, TigereTTes claimed The Homecoming crown wiTh Their nominee CharloTTe CoTTin being crowned queen. TigereTTes were also well represenTed in The courT oi honor, as Tour oTher -l'igereTTes were crowned princesses. ElecTed To The courT were PaT BurneTT, ArT Club nominee: Evon l.oTT, ihespians: Annie MarTinez. Sophomore Council, and Cindy Speaker, Junior Council. STudenT Council PresidenT Richard Merriam escorTed CharloTTe To The sidelines To receive her honors Trom I974 Queen Mary Lee Bocanegra and Mr. l-look, and Homer Carvaial, Floyd Cordell, Jerry McKinney and Frank BosT escorTed The princesses. Following a vicTory over The Alice CoyoTes. a Homecoming dance was held in The caTeTeria. When You Wish Upon a STar seT The Theme Tor The evenT. The group Dealers Choice provided music Tor The dance, and paper sTars hanging Trom helium balloons and painTed murals oT The skyline helped seT The aTmosphere Tor The sTudenTs and exes. Ties mf? vagu- , .1 6 'iv .W ' 2 Ms. ' . 1 ,, ,Q v' -T .4 ' Y., ' . ' .'i .1 If , ' .. K ' E51 ' 1 .LV Q, rd . ,. w--.,...,,,., DelighTed aT being named PfinCeSS- AfTer receiving her crown and roses, i975 Annie Mdrfinel wiTh her 95C0 i -lef Y Homecoming Queen CharloTTe Coffin 'finds McKinney 'l'akeS nel' place on The comTorT on Mr. Hoolc's shoulder aT The sideline aT l'l0rneCOfninQ- eighTh annual Homecoming November 8.

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ATTer brighTening up halTTime wiTh a version oT 'My Fair Ledy,' The Tiger Band, in Tempo wiTh The TighT song, follows The drill Team oTT The Tield. Roland Garcia and Sonya STone read over Their arTicles Tor The Carroller while Johanna Barne'H, Tricia GaunTT and Susan Plocek giggle abouT a misTake in someone's copy. Meanwhile, Co'EdiTor Kenny PraTT keeps a waTch'Ful eye on The resT of The sTa'FT. if TigereHe, band spirif make Carroller When you're ouT on The sidelines during halTTime and The announcer says. 'The Mary Carroll TigereTTes,' Then you know you have everyThing going Tor you, was Julie Lay's commenT on being in The drill Team. The 94 girls sponsored by Mrs. Billie Peck perTormed rouTines aT TooTball and baskeTball halTTimes and pep rallies. From jazz To high kick, They used a varieTy oT props in Their rouTines including wooden banjos, Toy machine guns, gliTTered sTars and decoraTed hoops. The band played in accompanimenT To The TigereTTes aT games and The cheerleaders aT pep rallies wiTh melodies ThaT included Bonnie and Clyde, Cabaret Have You Never Been Mellow and GeT Dancing. 38 AcT1viTies A special TeaTure on spiriT and The band and TigereTTes appeared in The cenTerTold oT The second issue oT The Carroller, SepTember I8. AlThough The compleTely new sTaTT headed by Co- EdiTors Juli Belian and Kenny PraTT changed The Carroller back To a newspaper aTTer experimenTing wiTh a news magazine, The cenTer issue remained. IT was an evenTTul Trip on December 4 To The lnTerscholasTic League Press ConTerence in DenTor1 Tor journalism sTudenTs. The TirsT sTop was aT ReTugio To drop oTT The laTesT Carroller Tor prinTing and To Tour The prinTing oTTices. Because oT car Trouble on The way, sponsors Bill and Marjorie Walraven and Mrs. JudiTh BarneTT renTed a sTaTion wagon in AusTin To relieve The overload oT 20 people in AnneTTe STallings' Winnebago Travel home. The TLPC convenTion, locaTed on The Texas Women's UniversiTy campus, lasTe Two days and consisTed oT newspaper an yearbook lecTures and workshops. AT a sTop in AusTin on The way home, Joanie Cox and Mark Limuel were almos arresTed when They Tried To unlock The Winnebago. An unknown man reporTed' The police ThaT Two kids were Trying To break inTo a Travel home buT Mr. Walraven explained To The oTTicers ThaT They belonged To The group. The Trip Tinally ended as 20 exhausTed journalism sTudenTs unloaded Trom The repaired car and Winnebago.