Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Debating EBATING, under the direction of Mr. Eggertsen and Katherine Dart, has assumed an important place in the school activities this year. In the class series, the seniors captured first place, with the juniors coming in second and the sophomores and freshmen tying for . C A EGGERTSEN third Comb The question for debate Was: Resolved, that compulsory unemployment insurance should be adopted by the sovereign states as public protection against the viscissitudes of the machine age Those fortunate enough to make the debating squad were Katherine Dart, Christine Axelgard, Malno Reichart, Alfred Redd LaVon Huff, William Bowns, Alta Barnes and Filburn Ogden 'fn Kafherune Dari Alfred Redd Chrlsflne Axelgard Malno Relcharf William Bowns Alfa Barnes Fllbrun Ogden Page 49 :Eff Ee EP , n g ' A-ie

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