Carroll High School - Argosy Yearbook (Flora, IN)

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POM PON AND FLAG CORPS Pom pon squad and the flag corps entertained during half time of home basketball and football games. Much hard work, time, and effort went into learning their routines to perfection. A few of the girls attended camps over the summer and some also attended workshops. The squads also performed with the band at the Veteran ' s Day Pa- rade at Logansport. During the Pork Festival, the squads strutted their stuff and also performed at the Fish Fry. These girls know where it ' s at. Row 1: S. Wallace, J. Davidson. Row 2: D. Guckien, L. Lee, C. Cottrell. Row 3: T. Hicks, A. Harris, B. Anderson, M. Barnard. Row 4: J. Mills, L. Meyer, M. Hicks, M. Chaffin, L. McGinnis, ]. Oldfield, S. Kirkpatnck, T. McDowell. Student Organizations 107

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society is one of the rewards for being an outstanding student. To qualify for N.H.S. a student has to be in the top 1 5 percent of his class or maintain a 3.25 grade point average. Scholar- ship, or the willingness to learn, and character are an important part of the organization. Leadership ability and service are also important. There were fourteen senior members in the organization this year. The juniors were added at the end of the year. These girls are really enjoying themselves. Row 1: T. Williams, President: C. Spoon, Vice President; R. Bagwell, Secretary; L. Lang- ston, Treasurer. Row 2: B. Karstedt, S. Lowery, B. Wagoner, Mr. Duff, Sponsor. Row 3: L Christiansen, I. Shanks, L. Ehrman, D. Guckien, L. Britton, C. Myers, R. EUer. Teresa and lodi perform at half time. 106 Student Organizations

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SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club enables all of the Spanish students to get together and have fun. There were 59 members in the organiza- tion, which makes them the largest club this year. The rookie members first had to pass a wonderfully cruel initiation. Then they were free to enjoy themselves. The club took a canoe trip and had a couple of parties. Club members visited Chico and Eddie ' s, a Mexican restaurant in La- fayette. Four members visited Mexico along with Miss Rusch over spring break. During Spanish Week the members pre- pared and ate some Spanish foods. To raise money, the organization sold Valen- tine ' s Day cards and concessions. Row 1: Mrs. Rusch, Sponsor; T. Rinehart, President; K. Stout, Vice President: T. Hicks, Secretary; K. Huffer, Treasurer. Row 2: ]. Gailher, P. Deckard, G. Kuszmaul, B. Smith, D. Rose, T. Smith, K. Fry, M. Chaifin, A. Harris, S. Eller, L. Lowery, M. Hicks. Row 3: M. Braden, T. Grabman, B. Martin, K. Austin, ]. Rinehart, M. Driggs, I. Mills, D. Root, S. Myer, S. Revils, A. Roler, P. Ladd, H. Rolls. Row 4: L. Miller, S. Wagoner, M. Pullen, ]. Williams, E. Garrison, L. Britten, L. Shoff, K. Shupperd, M. McCain, T. Hicks, I. Bridegroom, L. McGmnis, C. Langston, K. Guyer. Row 5: R. Salkie, I. Klinker, ]. Helvie, D. Moss, M. Bishop, L. Elgstrom, S. Lowery, K. Egelhoff, L. Christiansen, R. Bagwell, D. Guckien, ]. Shanks, S. Wallace, ]. Thornburg, F. McCarter, C. Guckien. 108 Student Organizations