John Carroll High School - Green Leaves Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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OCTOBER Left: Seniors rule! Bottom left: Senior Albert Luke in a state of deep meditation and study. Bottom right: The Cavaliers surge forward to take on the Vestavia Rebels in the Homecoming game. 5

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OCTOBER October was an activity-filled month. With Homecoming just around the cor- ner, the students were busy making dec- orations. Some Juniors did take time out to attend a PSAT preparatory course. The Sophomores attended their class mass. The Homecoming spirit con- tinued with various activities through- out the week. In the competition be- tween the classes, the Seniors came in first, followed by the Juniors, Sopho- mores, and last, but not least, the Frosh. Even though they lost to Vestavia in the Homecoming game, the Cavs rallied to shut out Montevallo 23-0. The Juniors took the PSAT right before the entire school began first quarter exams. The first quarter ended on a positive note as the Cavs beat Leeds 40-8. Above: Senior Lori Lovoy is crowned Homecom- ing queen. Above: Senior Ben Dewar does some last minulc cramming for exams. Top: The Alphabet Crew “rides the rebels’ at the Homecoming pep rally. 4 Right: Senior Chet Cowsar claims victory in the Homecoming games.

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NOVEMBER “Father of all, in heaven above, we thank Thee for Thy love; our food, our home, and all we wear tell of Thy loving care.” November is a time to be thankful and think of those less fortunate. The CSMC did exactly that as they sponsored the annual Thanksgiving food drive. Each homeroom was responsible for bringing food and money to provide dinner for families on Thanksgiving day. On November 6 the senior women faced off against the junior girls in the Third Annual Powder Puff Game. The Seniors beat the Juniors 20-6. On Wednesday before Thanksgiving, mass was held and then students and faculty were dismissed for an early Thanksgiving holiday. 6 Right: “Wild Women Kristy White and Lisa Law strike a pre-game pose.