Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Girls' Athletic Club OT one whit behind the boys of the Carbon High School trot the girls with an extensive array of activities. Early in the year the various groups came together to choose officers of a girls' atheltic organization. Ann Georgeless, president, Thelma Taylor, vice-president, Fay Jasperson, secretary and treasurer, and Annie Lazar, historian, were the girls chosen to carry out the executive details. Volley ball received the first call as a contest sport in which the sundry classes of the school vied, freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors finshed in the order listed. At this Writing a basketball league is in the formation period. Other competitive group activities include baseball, track and general exercises, rounding out a complete program for the spring, and giving each girl the chance for good, wholesome physical occu- pation under competent direction. Miss Kate Smith is in charge of the physical education department for girls. Page 7I wi EET' . X. f Q, ws 53' J? T l i ' A 3, : fl -'gal ' 'x r, gt: y.. . W lt , rv w ft- K.. K A 'crew a ., 'W' - . 1- v, . 23 5 as if iff ? . if it 'K U iv. i , . gg. sw ,ii 3. . E24-L.. -,yr 9. LJ? 'Nu ,

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lLEAN WEBB GEORGE PATTERICK ALBENA BONOMO S. A. OLSON Prrxidrfuf Vin'-Pr'z'xizI'r'r1f Sm'r'f'l41r'y-Trmzxlr wr Ailviror Art Club HE Art Department of our high school offers a great variety of interesting work. Each term the students make certain require- ments in still lifeg studies in various mediums. Certain days of the week, lessons in art appreciation are given wherein the student learns the lives of the great artists and becomes acquainted with their masterpieces. Besides this, many projects in crafts are carried on whereby the student learns to make many useful and decorative articles. Among these are bookends, magazine racks, lamp shades, leather purses, copper work, handkerchiefs, scarfs, etc. The student is also given a chance to show his ability at clay modeling and many good results are achieved. The advertising campaigns of the whole school are carried on by students in the Art Department, this gives them practical train- ing in show card writing. Page 73 ,ffifr L 'far' A , .aw Zigi - ' I3 S55 . li. . .,.,wal'! ll - : YI ' , gf w. l 'R' 34 M 351. , Efggll' l . i- 1 1 5 Elia s . v f if lg . we AQ , i p, if 1' it I sf .. i 3,4 l like gn- is W law y l ar e l. - fl .. 1 . Em M , 5. is lla-.. 554' ga.,-