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SEPTEMBER -School begins in earnest. Don't step on any freshman boys. They can,t help it if they are so little. -Step up and meet the new teachers. This is Miss Mulliner-the English teacher-and no more groans from you, Jack. This is Mr. Eggertsen, the history teacher. Meet the folks, Mr. Thompsong he's the teacher of commerce, boys. and tell the folks hello, Miss Smith Cshe is the teacher of gym and oral expression, girls.j -The assembly scheduled for today post- ponedg Mr. Hamilton was too busy ar- ranging bus schedules. -Class elections. There were several mixups but nothing serious. -First assembly: Mr. Hamilton laid down the law to everybody. It seems that someone asked John Cory if Freshmen could- go to the get-acquaint- ed party. Laurence Christensen made a slight mistake fin advertising in the schoolj but Mr. Hamilton corrected him. OCTOBER -Carbon has first football tussle with North Sanpete-of course we win. At night the get-acquainted party was held in the gym. The freshies set up a flag and the orchesera was nearly wrecked by the upper classmen who were trying to get it. Mr. Olsen saved the day for the freshmen and took possession of the flag himself. -A pep assembly. Owen Reese was elected cheermaster. Station P-E-P broadcasted the correct time through the courtesy of the Heluva watch com- pany. In the afternoon, we tied with Wasatch in a tight football game. Page IO9 Houston and Paterson Style Shop High Class - Ready-to-Wear EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY Helper, Utah . . . C0mpli111e11is. . . WALSH BEAUTY SHOP UPSTAIRS ELECTRIC BUILDING PRICE, UTAH STAGE LINES To Price, Helper, Castle Gate, National, Consumers and Sweets Call Us for Coal 11 North Carbon Avenue B. F. MCINTIRE B. F. MCINTIRE PHONE 171 MICKEY'S The home of the Scotch Meat Pie We Serve MERCHANTS LUNCHES Service With A Smile HOME COOKING PHONE 282 PRICE, UTAH sf' :lil . a ' ' 53 11 9215 ' A. 1.57 N A., 1 l fag5,sf 't i f 1, ew 1 ll 5: 5 I . S I 7-' il .--F. ie, Am.: 5'2 4 PYT if YF Vip. ?f . 55: , Z' rt . 1 ' m. s 1 'X' I
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Greetings to the Class of ,32 and the Undergraduates of Carbon The Helper Drug Co. The Rexall Sf0re Helper Utah COMPLIMENTS FROM Central Cleaners and Tailoring Co. A Strong Booster of Carbon High PHONE S5 HELPER, UTAH Besso Shoe Repair Shop First Class Material and Workmanship 41 East Main Street PHONE 365-XV PRICE, UTAH FOUNTAIN DRINKS CANDIES AND POP CoRN STRAND SWEET SHOP Phone 346 Helper, Utah THE I-IELPER STATE BANK wishes to congratulate the graduation Class of 1932. FOR BANKING SERVICE SAFETY - SERVICE - COURTESY Capital, ss0,000.00 Undivided Profits, 550,000.00 Surplus, 050,000.00 Assets Over A Million Sfnrf A Savings Account HELPER, UTAH - 'ii x A 1' K AN 'fn 'W li .- Qi-flx- ,C !5'1,5 I . :Asif ' buggy-:'-Q-:tri uk A J' - 1 'li T 'fffff 1'7 Q ' i- X: I -X . .VU A Y j r L,,,I4k1v5k X! ffm! wyl lrnmaf J iff f jifffiiii- 4.1 Q' A ,mf ,, -- ff: f - Y - Pgelll 'V+ L if: . in-i if 54 8' is . a- ,Q . xx 'I A fe I-
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