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

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DuBois munches on a et fromage sandwiche she prepared in Mrs. 's French class. rtha Martinez looks over r notes at the initiation remon y of Los Em peradores hile Alma Ybarra looks over make sure that Mr. Amado yala doesn 't burn himself ihile he lights the candles. terest of language clubs, classes Individual awards and achievements dominated language arts. The Ray High School speech tournament Ianuary 16-17 helped the National Forensic League team earn points for NFL degrees. Mark Andrews won the Best Speaker award and together with Barbara Ratekin won first place in debate. lane Rase earned a second place in prose and Michael Lopez third in poetry. Mark Andrews and Sharon Smith placed second and third, respectively, in extemporaneous speaking. At a McAllen tournament February 14, Iune Mahan won fourth in poetry. Unusual functions highlighted the language clubs' activities. Los Emperadores sponsored an Ugly-Hairy Leg contest to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Foundation. The French Club cooked a dinner of French delicacies prepared from recipes of that country. The newly re-formed Latin Club drafted a permanent constitution. Quill and Scroll planned the Christmas party for the Anchor and The Carroller. By chance, the Iournalism Department acquired a genuine copy desk from the Caller-Times office when the desk was replaced by one to fit the newly installed video data terminals. Entering their first practice UIL meet, Sandra Guerra won first place in editorial writing and IoAnna Martinez second in feature writing. In other writing awards, the 1975 Anchor won an All-American award from the National Scholastic Press Association and a first place rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. The 1974-75 edition of The Carroller earned a Quill and Scroll International Honor Award and a First Class rating from the NSPA. Both publications received All-Texas Honor ratings from the Texas High School Press Association. Language Arts 87

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Before staging a mock debate, Roland Garcia, Mark Andrews, Barbara Ratekin and Andy Jeffries straighten up the tiles to eliminate confusion. At a loss for Words for the Hfth period journalism class, Caller-Times sports wri ter Al Carter ponders over some of the advantages and disadvantages of his job. its 86-Academics is 'sl f-a-..,, I Anchor Editor Denise Lopez helps Carroller Co-Editor juli Belian cut her story for the next Carroller. Competitions dra' 1, 9 K O 6' S .-4-,ki X E ' f -., d h'1 .1 D - E

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Course combines American cultures American Cultures, a fused course, replaced Black Studies and Mexican-American Studies as individual classes. Because a relatively small number of students had enrolled in the previous offerings, they were combined into a course designed to study all major minorities, such as Orientals and American Indians, as well as blacks and Mexican-Americans. Other social studies classes generally stayed as they had been. Government classes took their usual trips to the courthouse for a tour and a rundown of the different jobs and people it takes to run a county. And they were not the only ones taking field trips, Psychology students visited a psychological clinic where they heard a lecture by a resident psychologist. Besides taking field trips, social studies classes kept up with current events, following the Patty Hearst trial, 1976 primary elections and such closer-to-home happenings as the murder of first grader Randy Brown, the Duval County scandals and speeches by visiting atheist Madalyn Murray CTI-lair. QM :QW WQQ S' 'Hy DEI' its 4 85:-'ii gif' gk s '3- ,e 3 -av 4553- F4115 3 ,mf ,M ff Q3 fs 1-' . 2 . - . l Tiffin , 5 ,KIA ep-,QE iii,-i5 .'-I 'Zvi' Q- Graaf S t -5' f- P 1: ' ,-.iwvzt ,. , 1 -t, of-sf, - ., f 1-mms. ,' 1 ' w 'rf.:.4'f - ' vi . 1 midi' 1 - as 9 ' c., '22.37f.. Qeaeena me s Q 2? 1-Diiiih ff ' .xv my wt. -iw.-5 -' ' 6 1 my J' if :N 7qs,'1,E:LX-pcb nk it , . W- iL'-lfjl -,f With help from I1 brary assistant Danny Garcia Ronda Parma uses periodicals to End information on a Supreme Court case 88 Academics