Meet Clan Carthy High
Teenage
June 9, 2014

Meet Clan Carthy High

Established: 1980

Students enrolled: 1175

Motto: Hit the star at the highest point

Address: 1 Deanary Road, Kingston 3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Members of the Schools Challenge Quiz squad
Members of the cadet corps
A few of Clan Carthy’s high achievers (from left) Tiffany Reid, Nicolas Polluck, Kerice Barrett (all Grade 10) andJavanney Campbell (Grade 9)
A group from the Spanish Club
The basketball team with coach Kesnar-Al Richards
Interschool ChristianFellowship (ISCF)members with advisorSachiko Rhudd.
Members of the SignLanguage Club alongwith faculty advisorOlukemi Alao-Bennettsign the school name.
Contestants from the Mr andMiss Clan Carthy competition
Senior Vice-Principal WilmaDaley peruses a copy of theteenAGE Observer. Missing arePrincipal Hazel Cameron andVice-Principal Laurel James.(PHOTOS: JOSEPHWELLINGTON)

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