Carroll High School - Rampart Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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Upportunities For Christian Growth 0pen to Pats fri The project of the Christian Life Communities organization is to sponsor a child, Jay Raghuram, who is an unfortunate child of poverty, in India. His family's income is not sufficient to adequately cover necessary expenses. CLC provides twelve dollars monthly to aid his family with J ay's education. The club sponsored hotdog sales and chili sales throughout the year to acquire these funds. Their charity is a true act of Christianity which is sincerely appreciated by A Jay and his family. Each trimester, under their advisor Fr. Monahan, the five member Liturgy Team cares for the school chapel and plans for student body liturgies. On Good Friday a special evening of meditation and prayer was planned. The team also was respon- sible for setting up for the daily homeroom liturgy. 1. CLC members: Diane Perrault, Cindy Lockbeam, Patty Kranz, Carla Massong, Rita Henn, Renee Van Horn, Elizabeth Kokenge. 2. Jean Rust, Kathy Delorme, and Terry Harris select liturgy readings. 3. Tracy Eglin prepares for morning mass. 6. Jean Rust and Fr. Monahan get out hosts. 6. CLC officers: Patty Kranz, vice-president, Carla Massong, president, Cindy Lockbeam, secretary, Elizabeth Kokenge, treasurer.

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Carroll Publications Put The Show 011 Record The annual staff, under the super- vision of Sr. Ann Marie Lustig, completed another year's hard work. Co-editors, Julie Verhey and Mary Myers, along with many others, spent many afternoons gathering material for the completion of the yearbook. The annual drive, thanks to the numerous patrons and spon- sors, was again successful. The effort and hard work of the staff paid off as the 'end of the year approached. The knowledge of the work being done brought relief and satisfaction, with the hopes that the yearbook for 1974-1975 would be enjoyed by all. The Crier Staff was a trimester project this year. Its members worked diligently to provide the school with various articles to keep them informed on present happen- ings. Their hard work was sincerely appreciated by all with the publication of their papers. 1. Marty McCormick times developing process for Jim Sirrs. 2. Joe Wurtz works on layout. 3. Mary Myers checks over proof sheet. 4. Bob Sullivan looks for information. 5. Tony Wellner and Scott Morse work on sports copy. 6. Ed Kennedy looks up from Crier work. 7. Brendan Smith selects a basketball photo.