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

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J 46 - Aclivilies Dressing up Exposirion Hall, S+uden1 Council members Nora Elizondo and Julie Koch prepare fo +urn flowers info lable decorafions. A'F+er Principal Al Hook announces her as a Junior Favorire, Susan Coffin wi'I'h escor+ Jerry McKinney sfeps up +o rhe gazebo +0 receive her ribbon. Ge'H'ing an early s+ar+ on preparafions for 'rhe annual Favori+es Dance, Paula Bearon, Vicki Migl and AnneHe Sfallings design a mural of palm frees +o decora+e Exposi+ion Hall. Sophomore Favori'I'e Annie Marlinez fries fo help S+uden+ Council Presidenl' Richard Merriam pin her ribbon during ceremonies a+ fhe Favori+es Dance. Co-Associare Ediror Joan Cox a++emp+s +o s+eady +he coroner of newly-crowned Anchor Queen Mary Helen TolleH while Princesses Cindy Speaker and Jamie Pogue look on in admira+ion.

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. PHA Y ' E7 ' Qi . Q, Concerfs, caroling and more parfies filled The weelc before The Chrisrmas holidays. The symphonic, concer'r and campus bands presenfed concerfs in +he caieieria December l5. The symphonic band played selecfions from Nu+craclcer Sui+e and ended wi+h The Halleluia Chorus. Choir and orchesfra concerls on December I6 broughl 'rhe sound of Chrislmas fo 'rhe campus wirh such songs as Sleigh Ride and Gloria in Excelsis Deo. Two days lafer, rhe choir spread Chrisfmas cheer by caroling in local nursing homes. Fufures fell sfory of pasf The Fufure Homemalcers of America celebraled af a parfy supplied wiih homemade fruir cake, candy, cookies and lemonade. The library sfaff gor info 'rhe spirir wirh an open house. Xl? ie Fuiures, a Bicen+ennial group ganized by Dr. Eugenia Briscoe, as gui'I'ars and drums in a program :ring a Coun+ry Club luncheon. The ogram consisfed of a musical his+ory am fha 'time of The Creafion fo 1'he 1i+ed Sfafes' independence. In fes+ivi+ies marking +he holiday season, Mrs. Elia Canfu Hopi serves Mrs. Ann Allen wifh punch a+ fhe library open house 'For sfaff members. lAbovel Miss Sfarlee Driscoll conduc+s fhe combined Carroll and Tom Browne orches+ras in fheir Chrisfmas concert Chrisimas 45

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Fa vorifes bask in 'Paradise ' ExposiTion Hall was Transformed inTo a Tropical Paradise on January IO, Tor The l9Th annual FavoriTes Dance. 5 P. M. provided music Tor The occasion and painTed murals, Tlowers, coconuTs and palm Tronds helped round ouT The paradise Theme. Aiding in The TransTormaTion oT hall To paradise were STudenT Council members, council supporTers and chairmen Monica Kirk and AnneTTe STallings. All day SaTurday busy workers helped puT 'Finishing Touches on ExposiTion Hall and by laTe aTTernoon iT was ready Tor The dance. To sTarT ouT The array of honors. sophomore Jamie Pogue and iunior Cindy Speaker, represenTing Their class, were presenTed as Anchor Princesses. Then, because her class members boughT The highesT percenTage oT yearbooks, senior Mary Helen TolleTT was crowned Anchor Queen. ATTer The Anchor CourT was announced, Principal AI Hook announced The class FavoriTes. STudenT Council PresidenT Richard Merriam pinned FavoriTe ribbons on The girls and Anchor Co-AssociaTe EdiTor Joan Cox pinned The boys. Red Tulips wiTh grosgrain ribbons were also presenTed To The girls. EscorTing The l:avoriTes To Their place oT honor were Ricky Chew, Chuck GalbraiTh and AnneTTe STallings oT The Anchor sTaTT, Lin Casebier, Cheryl Kosarek and Monica Kirk oT STudenT Council and Jerry McKinney. is us, Egg AW-v O . K 5 its X i eVQ,,A..3 I.l ',,s,-if I