Carroll High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Ozark, AL)

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MR. W. R. FRALISH Acting Superintendent We, the students of Carroll High, are indebted to Mr. Fralish for his willingness to accept a great responsibility in an hour of emergency. MR. DOYLE CARPENTER Principal In the fall ot 1963, we welcomed Mr. Doyle Carpenter, our newly ap- pointed principal. Realizing that he has a sincere interest in us and our future, we look forward to the coming years under his guidance and leader- ship.

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DEDICATION Re, the Annual Staff of Carroll High School, proudly dedicate the 1964 Eaglet to the faculty in sincere appreciation for what they have meant to us individually and to our school. Their leadership, guidance, inspiration, and high ideals have given stu- dents incentive to strive harder toward reaching higher goals. Hie faculty members endeavor to help each student attain scholarship, achieve leadership, and develop good character. Rith combined efforts toward good citizen- ship, the culmination of four years of work leads students toward the ever-dreamed- of day of graduation. The duties for all the teachers are many and varied along the road of student attainment. Teachers are responsible, first, for classroom instruction, classroom environment, and teacher-pupil relationships. Daily and monthly records, including grades, are kept for each student enrolled. All fees are collected and receipted by teachers. The faculty supervises all class officer elections, and homeroom teachers give supervision to elections for homeroomtofficers and library and student council representatives. Teachers assume the role of teacher-sponsors for all the extracurricular activi- ties including after football game dances; magazine sales; homecoming activities; class plays; ring sales; good citizenship awards; assemblies; graduation exercises; candy sales; production of the school yearbook; school concessions and supplies; student government activities; Honors’ Day Program; conventions and class trips; American Education R’eek Activities; athletics, both varsity and intramural; orator- ical and essay contests; counseling programs; and morale builders for school spirit. [ 10 ]

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MRS. MARGARET WATSON Secretary We are greatly indebted to Mrs. Watson for her patience and willing- ness to do the many duties of a school secretary. Assistant Principal, Mr. Barnette; librarian, Mrs. Henry; counselor. Miss Martin; Coach Cranford.