Carroll High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Ozark, AL)

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CONTENTS -a» WKKmk SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ACTIVITIES FEATURES SPORTS MISCELLANEOUS TITLE PAGE DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STUDENT COUNCIL CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL CODE SENIORS JUNIORS

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 Every citizen wants to give full expression to his God- given talents and abilities and to have the recognition and respect accorded under our great traditions. Americans want a good material standard of living -- not simply to accumulate possessions, but to fulfill a legitimate aspira- tion for an environment in which they may live meaningful and happy lives. We are committed to the creation and preservation of opportunity for every c itizen, opportunity to lead a more rewarding life.” Dwight D. Eisenhower In order to become a mature, well-rounded individual, a person must be exposed to opportunities or experiences which create this type of individual. At Carroll High School the students are exposed to these creative conditions. The 1962 Annual Staff presents, in this annual, the experiences, the people, and opportunities for learning offered in Carroll High School. [ 2 ]

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John Harmon Mosley To one who has done much to uphold school standards, and one who has truly dem- onstrated the wonderful qualities of friendship to the students of Carroll High School. Mr. Mosley has the exceptional gift of being able to communicate with the students, and a willingness, always, to listen to our problems and help us solve them. In his four years as band director he has made a lasting impression in our hearts. He has not only served his school with loyalty, but has served his community as well. His determination to have an outstanding band, and his untiring efforts to put our school on top, along with many other admirable qualities, have led us to dedicate to him, with the highest respect, the 1962 EAGLET. [ 4 ]