THE GREEN PAGES WEB DIRECTORY - PROUD SUPPORTERS OF THE CARROLL DRAGONS


Posted February 14, 2007 - Valentine Edition

Filing For May Trustee Election Underway

Filing began February 12 for two seats on the Carroll School Board. Potential candidates have until March 12 to request a place on the May ballot. Voters will decide who will occupy Place 6 and Place 7 on the Board. These positions are currently held by Trustees Rob Glover and Sherri Williams.

Interested citizens may file for a place on the ballot during regular business hours Monday through Friday at the CISD Administration Center, 3051 Dove Road in Grapevine. Early voting will take place April 30 through May 8 at any Tarrant County polling place. At the time of publication, no candidates had filed for Place 6; Incumbent Sherri Williams filed for Place 7.

The May election is being held jointly with Tarrant County and the City of Southlake. Election day voting will take place from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at five different polling locations depending on each voter’s residency. Details about polling locations will be posted on the CISD website at http://www.southlakecarroll.edu. Simply select the “Breaking News” link to access the 2007 Trustee Election page.

Back to top

Board Meets Monday

Carroll Trustees meet Monday, February 19 for a regularly-scheduled meeting. Open session begins at 6:30 p.m. A complete agenda will be posted to the district's website Friday.

CISD School Board meetings are held in the auditorium of Johnson Elementary School, 1301 N. Carroll Avenue in Southlake.

Back to top

TAKS Testing Next Week

TAKS testing will be administered in schools across the state next week. Carroll parents are encouraged to help students get a good amount of sleep each night and a hearty breakfast the morning of tests. It's also important to have students to school each morning on time and not rushed.

Below is the schedule of next week's testing dates. For additional information, contact Carroll ISD's Department for Special Programs and Testing at 817-949-7069.

Tuesday, February 20
TAKS Reading—3rd, 5th, 9th grades
TAKS/SDAA Writing—4th, 7th, 10th grades
TAKS ELA 10th grade
TAKS Exit Level ELA (and retest)

Wednesday, February 21
SDAA Reading– 9th, 10th grades
TAKS Exit Level Math (retest)

Thursday, February 22
Make-up session - 10th grade ELA
TAKS Exit Level Science (retest)

Friday, February 23
TAKS Exit Level Social Studies (retest)

Back to top

February 26: Staff Development, Student Holiday

Important calendar reminder: Monday, February 26 is a Carroll ISD student holiday and staff development day for employees. The next school holiday is spring break: March 12-16. All Carroll ISD campuses and offices will be closed that week.

Back to top

Teen Program Emphasizes Making Smart Decisions

Aim For Success is presenting its program to Carroll adolescents and parents in the coming weeks. This program is a nationally acclaimed educational organization and the largest provider of sexual abstinence programs in the nation. Aim For Success covers the risks associated with teenage pregnancy, the epidemic of sexually-transmitted diseases, the pain of emotional scars and much more.

In addition to student programs, Aim For Success also hosts meetings to educate parents, as well. These meetings include a preview of the student program so adults will see firsthand what the students will be learning. This program also equips parents with the tools and medical information needed to communicate effectively with children. Parents will learn how, when and why to talk to their children about sex. Aim For Success believes parents should be their children's primary sex educators, but also realizes that many parents don't know how to approach this critical subject. Aim For Success encourages all parents of CISD students to attend.

The following is a list of parent program dates and times:

Tuesday, February 27

  • Eubanks Intermediate library (for EIS/DIS parents) at 6:30 p.m.
  • Eubanks Intermediate cafeteria (for DMS/CMS parents) at 6:30 p.m.

Wednesday, March 21

  • Carroll High School library (for CHS parents) at 4 p.m.

The following is a list of student program dates and times:

  • Eubanks Intermediate School: 6th grade - Friday, March 2
  • Durham Intermediate School: 6th grade - Thursday, March 1
  • Dawson Middle School: 8th grade - Wednesday, March 7
  • Carroll Middle School: 8th grade - Tuesday, March 27
  • Carroll High School: 10th grade - March 27-28

For additional details about Aim For Success, visit www.aimforsuccess.org.

Back to top

Deep South Group Joins We Care

Carroll ISD's We Care program is pleased to welcome Deep South Group as a platinum-level sponsor.

Founded in 1967, Deep South has provided continued excellence and innovative services to customers for more than three decades. As an underwriting management firm, Deep South is one of the nation’s largest providers of commercial auto insurance. Through nine regional offices, Deep South serves the needs of independent agents nationwide. The company's longstanding mission is “To provide our customers with unparalleled service through a commitment to stability, integrity and excellence.”

Deep South CEO David Disiere has also made a strong commitment to support local communities. Deep South is extremely proud of its efforts in this area and appreciates the opportunity to support those who provide such tremendous support to the company. Deep South's community efforts are centered in many areas, but perhaps the most notable is the company's commitment to children. Deep South officials say they are proud to support Carroll ISD's We Care program and look forward to showing their appreciation to the excellent educators and stewards of the next generation of students.

Back to top

Carroll Elementary's Oscar Night Is Saturday

Don't miss the Carroll Elementary School PTO's spring fundraiser event: Dragons Go To The Oscars. Guests are invited to walk the green carpet and enjoy a fun-filled evening of fine cuisine as well as a live and silent auction with many one-of-a-kind items. Other features include a variety of casino games (sponsored by Roxann Taylor & Associates, Realtors) and much more.

This campus fundraiser takes place Saturday, February 17 at the Marriott Solana from 6 to 11 p.m.; the dress is cocktail attire. Tickets are $45 and can be purchased in the CES front office. Call 817-949-4300 for details.

Back to top

Cheer On Dragon Basketball Team

The Dragon Boys' basketball team is scheduled to play the Grapevine Mustangs Friday, February 16 at Coppell High School. Tickets are $4 for adults and $2 for students. The following employee passes are accepted: TABC, THSCA, 5-5A Admin. Note: Carroll faculty passes will not be accepted. The Dragons are the home team.

Back to top

Don't Miss Annual Life Skills Prom

This marks the fourth year for the Carroll Senior High School Life Skills' dinner and dance. This event takes place Saturday, February 17 from 7 to 11 p.m. in the CSHS Student Activity Center, 1501 W. Southlake Boulevard. Tickets are $20 each; proceeds benefit special needs students and their families.

This year's theme is Mardi Gras and guests will enjoy dinner catered by The Feed Store along with entertainment by The Moon Dawgs. See flier below for additional details.

Mardi Gras Ball: 4th Annual Life Skills Prom

Back to top

Carroll High School Raising Money For Ugandan Children

Carroll High School students are on a mission to raise money for students across the globe. They are doing so with the help of Invisible Children, a nonprofit organization that provides protection, education and necessities (such as clean water) to the war torn country of Uganda. CHS students have recently partnered with Invisible Children to participate in a program called Schools for Schools. Through this initiative, American schools adopt Ugandan schools and raise money to help with their education, water and necessities. CHS students have formed the Invisible Children United Club and adopted Pabbo Secondary School. Carroll students are raising money, and competing against other schools in the metroplex for a chance to make a trip to Uganda to experience the children's lives first hand.

The Invisible Children team, which is based in California, is making a stop in Southlake as part of a world tour. The team will be at Carroll Senior High School (note: location) Thursday, February 22 at 6 p.m. to host an assembly in the gym. Invisible Children team members will be visiting CHS throughout the school day, as well, to talk to students during class and lunch periods. As part of CHS' fundraiser, students are selling T-shirts. The entire community is encouraged to attend the evening event and participate in helping Ugandan children in need.

In addition to selling shirts, the CHS group is hosting coin drives, bake sales and a fashion show/concert in order to raise money this semester. Visit Invisible Children's website at www.invisiblechildren.com. To donate, click the following link: https://s4s.invisiblechildren.com or visit the flier below for details.

CHS - Invisible Children Flier

Back to top

Eat At Joe's, Support Dragon Debate Team

Eat at Joe's Pasta & Pizza in Southlake anytime Wednesday, February 21 and support the Dragon varsity debate team. The team earns 15% of sales that day. Joe's is located at 1101 E. Highway 114.

Back to top

Emerald Belles Preparing For Competition

The Emerald Belles are hosting a dress rehearsal in preparation for the drill team's upcoming competition. The rehearsal takes place Thursday, February 15 at 6 p.m. in the Carroll Senior High School gym, 1501 W. Southlake Boulevard. The team will be performing its contest routines and would enjoy practicing in front of a large crowd.

The Emerald Belles compete Saturday, February 17 at Fossil Ridge High School. Below is a schedule of the team's performances:

High Kick: 1:37 p.m.
Lyrical: 6:38 p.m.
Jazz: 8:26 p.m.

Melissa Page directs the Emerald Belles.

Back to top

Carroll Students Take Bronze At Academic Meet

Even without a full group, the Dragon UIL Academic team pulled out a third place sweepstakes in the Ryan UIL Invitational Meet. The social studies team placed second and Jason Bickerstaff placed fifth. The Literary Criticism team won first place. Carroll's Computer Science Team placed first - members included: Steven Rapp, Ashwin Venkataraman and Sumant Manne. Individual honors went to Steven Rapp and Ashwin Venkataraman for third place. Rapp also took fourth place in the Computer Applications category - a first in recent history for the Dragons.

In addition, Mureji Futunde won first place overall and Christie Nicodem won fourth. Kelly Hanson won second in Ready Writing, Will Perkins placed fifth in Spelling and the science team placed second. Individual honors went to Lynn Mercer (fourth); Nicole Arockiam (sixth); Sumant Manne (seventh); and Nagendra Polka (eighth). The next competition will be UIL District - March 23-24 at Northwest High School.

Back to top

Dragon Choir Members In Harmony At Competition

Dragon choir members recently competed in the UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest held at Hebron High School. These talented students proved to be very strong - earning 56 first division medals. And, 48 of the 56 qualified for the Texas State Solo and Ensemble contest in Austin this May.

In addition to wonderful performances, the students did a superior job of representing Carroll with their professionalism. The following is a list of results:

Solo 1st divisions:
Elizabeth Bazell, Alexa Bryant, Morgan Couch, Courtney Dunn, Dana Faris, Lee Fitzgerald, Lauren Franklin, Katie Holbert, Ali Klein, Aria Macias, Daniella Mason, Krista McCoy, Heather Neeley, Emma Pardoe, Kelsey Powell, Christina Regalado, Julie Romney, Marie Sanders, Jessica Schock, Becca Simpson, Lesley Siu, Katie Smith, Emily Avila, Katie Hamilton, Kyleigh Johnson, Jennifer Long, Cassie Pelton, Taylor Vassious, Michelle Scandura, Sarah Tirell.

First division ensembles included:
Alexa Bryant, Emma Pardoe, Jessica Schock, Katie Smith, Katie Holbert, Aria Macias, Cassie Pelton, Kelsey Powell, Morgan Crawford, John Ruelas, Robbie Ruelas, JT Thomas, Alex Adam, Courtney Dunn, PJ Essex, Lauren Kane, McKenna Lehman, Charles Martin, Daniella Mason, Krista McCoy, Matt Purvis, Joe Sedillo.

Chris Hutchison directs the CSHS Choir.


Back to top

More Than 200 Band Members Earn First Division Medals

Dragon band members competed in the UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest February 3. The event was held at Frisco High School. Despite the fact that the Dragons were new to Region 24 and had a much earlier contest, these students managed to rise to the occasion.

There were 106 first division medals awarded to soloists, and 55 of them qualified to the Texas State Solo and Ensemble Contest, which will be held Saturday, May 26. In addition, 115 1st division ensemble medals were handed out to the members of the 26 ensembles that will advance to the state contest. Many of these students were just recently involved in the musical Pajama Game and six of these students are also preparing for the All State Band and Jazz Band auditions and concerts scheduled in the coming days in San Antonio.

The following is a list of Dragon solo and ensemble medalists:

Dixie Carroll, Kerri Flores, Mary A Gohmann, Breanne Bazar, Mackenzie Gillette, Dianna Honaman, Kelsey Long, Kevin Brosnan, Mariah Glasener, Amanda Wagner, Tyler Webster, Emily Baughman, Katie Mlinac, Jessica Paul, Drew Taylor, Lani Huntley, Heidi Zimmerman, Rush Scaggs, Haley Larkin, Nick Holder, Richie Humes, Devin Eddleman, Shane Ritchey, Kevin Cline, Nate Miller, Trevor Lopes, Ryan Viohl, Ben Gojer, Rex Orfield, Greg Cohen, Ali Browning, Michael Keane, Claudine Lucena, Carrie Reinhart, Kristen Carter, Hillary Dalton, Kelly Jones, Annie Littleton, Matt Hill, Aaron Lee, Lauren Walden, Brad Alviz, Courtney Benner, Ann Callahan, Tiffany Chevins, Sarah Gojer, Josh Sager, Elizabeth Benedict, Michael Venesky, Erin Kelleher, Michael Marshall, Holly Taylor, Tahlla Taylor, David Leach, Alejo Benedetti, Kurtis Muller, Ryan Dickey, Jennifer Nagy, Anthony Weber, Camille Cogburn, Drew Allen, Brooks Brown, David Pankhurst, Melissa Dodson, Andrew Christ, Devon Bussell, Charlotte Thayer, Eric Morrison, Katie Jones, Alex Laufer, Aaron Messing, Kyle Russell, Colton Klatt, Stephanie Boisvert, Meghan Gregg, Lindsey Strehlow, Matt Krieger, David Lee, David Lerohl, Austin Thomason, Zack Waters, Emma Schultz, David Meline, Dan Paine, CJ Parker, Robbie Ruelas, Eric Stroope, Vanessa Custable, Sara Donnelly, Muneji Fatunde, Kali Freehling, Sam Friedland, Payton Giacomarro, Nick Harrison, Danielle Mullings, Jack Pearson, Stephen Sheffield, Blake Standifer, McKenzie Stephens, Dillon Votaw, Andrew Bair, Matt Mason, Kate Vorel, Jordan Glasener, Mariah Glasener, Amanda Wagner, Nicole Boisvert, Kelly Boyles, Jordan Glasener, Emily Augustina, Lauren Casonhua, Meredith O'Conner, Cathy Kim, Michael Moore, Stephen Williams.

The following students made a 1st division on their solos:

Greg Cohen, Nicholas Holder, Kate Kaplan, Rex Orfield, Matt Hill, Lauren Walden, David Leach, Elizabeth Benedict, Courtney Benner, Nicole Boisvert, Kelly Boyles, Laura Gray, Rachel Gunnels, Michael Moore, Josh Sager, Stephen Williams, Rose Wu, Michael Scalzo, Max Ellis, Stephanie Boisvert, Dixie Carroll, Hillary Dalton, Mackenzie Gillette, Mary A Gohmann, Kelsey Long, Sarah Pass, Lindsey Strehlow, Lyndsay Theaker, Jim Klopchic, Melissa Dodson, Tyler Fry, Haley Head, Lindsay Appleby, Carla Upperman, Daniel Paine, Alejo Benedetti, Kelsey Kelleher, Rebecca Ryskoski, Tyler Cwikla, Chris Miller, Zach Nivens, Michaael Panek, Siobhan Schramm, Kerry Seitz, Charlotte Thayer, Lauren Casonhua, Premal Shelat, Dianna Honaman, Wesley Langston, Seth Shaffer.

The following students made a 1st division on their solos and qualified to compete in the TSSEC:

Devin Eddleman, Haley Larkin, Amanda Nicodem, Braden Walter, Michael Keane, Claudine Lucena, Emily Augustini, Ann Callahan, Brian Clancy, Erin Kelleher, Tyler Webster, Ryan Dickey, Jennifer Nagy, Edward Nelson, Anthony Weber, Laura Edwards, Meghan Gregg, Kelly Jones, Katie Krambeer, Ashley Wang, Travis Howell, Katie Jones, Emily Seiter, Tyler Alviz, Andrew Bair, Vanessa Custable, Chris Dachniwsky, Mureji Fatunde, Kali Freehling, Kirsten Green, Kyle Hanson, Colin Knudson, Matt Krieger, David Lee, David Lerohl, Adam Lucas, Matthew Mason, CJ Parker, Jack Pearson, Tim Scalzo, Blake Standifer, McKenzie Stephens, Eric Stroope, Austin Thomason, Sam Van Cleve, Kathryn Vorel, Zack Waters, Sara Donnelly, Shane Ritchey, Drew Allen, Aaron Messing, Colton Klatt, Steven Lanier, Eric Morrison.

Ron Behrends directs the Dragon Band.

Back to top

Dragon Wrestling Results

The Dragon wrestling team recently competed in Regional competition. Six student athletes will represent Carroll as they compete in the state tournament this weekend held at Arlington Martin.

In Regionals, Robert Prigmore led the way by placing second. His only loss this season came to the returning state champ from Coppell High School. Steven McPeek placed fourth, which earned him a trip to State, as well. Jordan West placed third and looks to do even better at state.

Congratulations and good luck Dragon wrestlers! Brock Gray coaches the team.

Back to top

DMS Students Compete Solo

More than 100 Dawson Middle School band students recently participated in the annual DMS Solo competition. Students worked on perfecting a solo, some at a high school level, and played their work along with a piano accompanist for a local judge. Performing as a soloist in front of a judge is always a difficult task, but out of the 112 students who performed, 105 received superior ratings. Six students received a score of two (excellent) and one student received a three (good). Each of the five judges were asked to select an outstanding seventh and eighth grader from his or her room. The competition was so close, the judges ended up choosing 26 outstanding soloists. They are listed below:

Patrick Liu - Oboe (7)
Parker Coffee - Flute (7)
Kira Bandelin - Flute (7)
Holly Rosenberg - Flute (7)
Elena Penedo - Flute (7)
Sabrina Shao - Flute (8)
Danny Rockey - Bass Clarinet (7)
Kaylee Hobbs - Clarinet (7)
Sarah Roe - Clarinet (7)
Sarah Dotson - Clarinet (7)
Shelby Dorsey - Clarinet (8)
Pete Thayer - Trumpet (7)\
Hayley Ryskoski - French Horn (7)
Taylor White - Trumpet (7)
Joseph Hegedus - French Horn (8)
Jeff Cohen - Trumpet (8)
Kyle Zapatka - Trombone (7)
Robert Weisberg - Tuba (7)
Chris Blackwell - Trombone (7)
Matt Johnson - Euphonium (8)
Zach Reid - Euphonium (8)
Kim Panther - Tuba (8)
Kyle McKelvey - Snare Drum (7)
Jenna Kleiman - Snare Drum (7)
Jenna Wright - Marimba (8)
Katie Dachniwsky - Marimba (8)

Congratulations Dragon musicians. David Stone directs the DMS band.

Back to top

Dawson Speech, Theatre Students Sweep Competition

The Dawson Middle School speech and theatre team competed February 10 at the Garland Owl Junior Classic Speech Tournament at Garland High School. The DMS team won a Sweepstakes award and the following students were commended for their efforts:

Al Piazza and Samamtha Sternfeld - 1st place Duet Acting
Jimmy Walsh and Matt McKenzie - 3rd place Duet Acting
Nicole Choate and Paige Stinnett - 2nd place Vocal
Landon Adams, Kelly Bohan, Lauren Byars, and Nikki Checkley - 2nd place Group Improvisation
Shanie Schwartzman - 1st place Storytelling
Charlotte York - 3rd place Storytelling
Zach Reid - 2nd place Lip Sync
Jimmy Walsh and Tyler Lindsey - 3rd place Lip Sync
Nikki Checkley - 3rd place Humorous Interpretation

Non-placing finalists included:
Shanie Schwartzman - Prose Interpretation
Mandy Woodrow - Poetry Interpretation
Matt McKenzie - Storytelling
Kelly Bohan - Storytelling and Impromptu Speaking
Charlotte York - Impromptu Speaking
Thomas Williams - Impromptu Speaking
Ian Anderson - Impromptu Speaking

The team is coached by DMS theatre arts teacher Danyah Arafat-Johnson.

Back to top

DES Preschool Students Gear Up For Learning

Durham Elementary preschoolers have been learning about a variety of topics. These youngsters have been busy working with gears, finding volume, learning how wool is made into clothing, which animals live in forests and they've even taken on their own community service projects. Below are students in action.

DES preschool students work with objects to learn about volume

Back to top

Our Newest Baby Dragon

Congratulations to Tony Clark (Carroll High School) on the birth of baby boy, Evan Anthony. Evan was born February 8 weighing 7 pounds, 8 ounces and was 19 inches long.

Back to top

Posted To The Website

Back to top

COMMUNITY NEWS

Book Drive, Exhibits Celebrate Black History Month

The Black History Cultural Enrichment Committee (BHCEC) is the primary sponsor of a community-wide book drive and local library exhibits - partnering annually with the Southlake Public Library to facilitate. This year, Jack & Jill of America, Inc. and the Bob Jones Nature Center collaborated with the BHCEC and Southlake Library to showcase black history items such as artifacts, books, photos and much more at several area libraries, including: Southlake, Colleyville, Grapevine and Keller.

The public is invited to honor and celebrate Black History Month by visiting the Southlake Public Library to donate new books written by African American authors. This is in an effort to increase the diversity of local library book collections. For more information, contact: Ingrid Ford - 817-424-3184 , Yvonne Gilliam - 817-424-2679 or Southlake Public Library Administrator Kerry McGeath - 817-748-8400.

Trinity Arts Guild To Host Meeting

The Trinity Arts Guild will meet Monday, March 5. The meeting will feature Bobbette Flory, a well-known artist and teacher from North Richland Hills. She was born in Alabama and grew up in Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana. She has been painting since childhood, when she studied under her uncle, John Clay Parker, a prominent New Orleans portrait artist. She has since studied under many instructors, including Ray Froman of Dallas, Nathan House of Mississippi, Bob Tommy of Dallas, Foster Caddell, a well known Connecticut artist, and many others.

Visitors are welcome to attend the meeting, which begins at 7 p.m. and is held at 2819 R.D. Hurt Parkway on the Bedford Boys Ranch in Bedford. Admission is free and refreshments will be served. For additional details, call 817-283-1422 or visit www.trinityartsguild.com. Also, don't forget to enjoy Trinity Art Guild's March exhibition, Spring Fling, on display February 21 through March 19.

Southlake Lacrosse Teams Score Big Wins

The Southlake Dragon DI lacrosse team opened the season with two hard-fought victories in Austin last weekend. The Dragons defeated Austin High School 9-7. The play of the game came when goalie senior Craig Evans carried the ball the length of the field for an unassisted score. Evans also registered 10 saves. Sophomore Conner Lehane blazed in five goals plus an assist. Junior Ben Nelson and Sophomore Basil Kostaras added to the scoring mix.

Sunday’s 5-4 victory over Austin Westlake highlighted junior Bob Maganzini and Nelson scoring two goals each with senior Greg Lehane adding one. Goalie Matt Wagner was outstanding between the pipes with 11 saves. The defensive unit of seniors David Medanich, Sam Stevenson, Tom Fleps and Stefan Knipp showed speed and physical play constantly frustrating the attacking units.

“It was a great way to start the season,” said Head Coach David Smith. “We still have a lot of work to do.” The DI Dragons' next game is Saturday, February 17 at 2 p.m. against Austin Westwood at old Dragon Stadium.

Junior midfielders Luke Riley and Camp Thompson set against Austin High School players


The Lady Dragons notched an impressive win over rival Highland Park, winning 12-8. The Lady Dragons (1-0) were strong in their victory after coming out of the Texas Aggieland Tournament Classic in College Station, 2-1.

Sophomore goalie Polly Cooney saved 12 shots while the Dragon defensive powers stifled the Scots. Freshman Tully Moorehead led the scoring drives with four goals followed by senior Kelsey Lawler with three, and juniors Jena Collier- one, Ashley Lorenz- one, Erica Spencer- one and Maddie Rogers with two.

The Lady Dragons host a non-regulation round robin with Coppell and Trinity at old Dragon Stadium Saturday, February 17 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.. The next Lady Dragon regulation game is Tuesday, February 20 against Coppell at old Dragon Stadium.

The DII Varsity Boys' lacrosse team earned the championship at the inaugural STX Texas Lacrosse Shootout last weekend in Round Rock. The team took the trophy with a double overtime win against Houston's Memorial. Sophomore Trent Luchsinger was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player. Tim Mullen is in his first year of head coaching for the Dragons. Pictures of the tournament are available on the Southlake Lacrosse photo website at: www.southlakelax.phanfare.com. To learn more about Southlake Lacrosse, visit the league's website at www.southlakelacrosse.org.

DII Varsity Boys' Lacrosse team

Back to top

Love Is In The Air For Carroll Couples

Carroll ISD Valentine Trivia: Did you know there are 39 married couples in the district? Of those 39, seven met while working at CISD. Some of these couples have been married more than 30 years, while others are still newlyweds. Below are photos of several Carroll couples.

Lori & David Allison Debbie & Doug Edwards Debbie & Brian Francis
Kori & Matt Glenn Marty & Stephen Hoag Danyah & Heath Johnson
Jacqueline & Stephen Langford Stacie & Roald Martinsen Pam & David Platt
Josie & Norman Smith Jennifer & James Stueart Karen & Mark Terry
Laura & Kody Truebenbach Sallie & Hal Wasson Patty & Chauncey Willingham

Other Carroll ISD couples include:

Jennifer & Derek Abell; Donna & Douglas Curry; Maureen & Joe Fauatea; Lyndee & Timothy Hayes; Suzanna & Larry Hughes; Julie & Ryan McCurley; Sunshine & Eben Olson; Julie & Danny Presley; Chris & George Rose; Rubidia & David Salmeron; Patsy & Bob Smith; Aimee & Douglas Tekell; Amelia & Jeremy Trojacek; Susanne & Sam Warren; Rosemary & Juan Romero; Miriam & Roberto Avalos; Blanca & Vicente Contreras; Jaqueline & Ricardo Fuente; Ana & Jose Lazo; Virginia & Daniel Menjivar; Aracely & Pablo Rosales; Ofelia & Gonzalo Garza.

Back to top

 
  Copyright © 2006
Carroll Independent School District
Email the Webmaster: jthannum@cisdmail.com