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o A student comes to Carroll as a frail, weak, mixed up individual, but. never fear, through the use of the incredible Carroll Growth Proc- ess this person can eventually gradu- ate as a Super Senior. This process all starts as a freshman, when every student is required to take one full year of gym. Contrary to popular belief, class was not designed as an initiation to rid the school of unde- sirables. Instead it was created to teach skill and sportsmanship. (Try explaining that to the 6 ' 7 , 230 lbs. kid during a warball game.) A Car- roll student is put through a year of running, jumping, dodging, and dancing. But there is always a bright side. This year for the first time, the classes were co-ed. Healthy bodies are not the only thing demanded of a Carroll stu- dent. A quick, healthy mind is also a requirement. Thus starts phase two of the Carroll Growth Process. This is the mind building phase. A major part of this pha se is the library. Here, with the help of the hbrarians. students are able to use books, magazines, files and a variety of other materials. This is where stu- dents run for help when the teacher assigns a term paper on a subject like Lake Tanganyika or the life of Lev Davidovich Landau. The third phase is the one which completes the entire process. This phase includes everything from career choosing, to that little bit of discipline. In case you haven ' t guessed this is the guidance depart- ment. After the completion of this proc- ess every student can graduate a well-rounded, strong Super Senior. CO 0) Talking out ihe situation is one of Mr. Johnston ' s many duties. Thanks to Cammie McNaiy. Debbie Dearduffs outlook With so many files to choose from, no wonder Tim Williams, Jacki Bosserman. Todd White, and has really been looking down. Kathy Biggs look confused. [18] LEARNIN ' AND GROWIN '
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What are Phil Baker and Stu Brown cooking up loday? Bob Jennings demonstrated how to mix up a mess. CREATIN STLFF(I7]
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L jiiJ!» i ' y r III; ! ' ' if all. 1 ' ' ... J I ' ' ». ' ! Juniors find oul whal a big help the Media Center can be while doing a history report. Eat your hearts out Fred Astair and Ginger Roger.s.
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