Carroll High School in Monroe, LA, has long served as a beacon of hope in the community. Its academic, athletic, band, choir, and STEM legacy was established in 1953 by its first principal, the legendary Morris Henry Carroll, who demanded excellence from students, helping them realize their potential. The spirit of Carroll, instilled by Principal Carroll, remains strong in the hearts of those who witnessed its glory then and now. This enduring legacy is why praises for Carroll High School continue to be sung. Among those who contributed to Carroll High School's greatness is Lee Andrew Fobbs, renowned as one of the best running backs in football, starting from the seventh grade. Fobbs consistently stood out on the field, thrilling the crowd with his ability to break for a touchdown at any moment. His time at Carroll High School laid a solid foundation that propelled his family to outstanding heights.