Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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fc Page 55 Girls' Clee Club HE Girls' Glee Club this year appears in dark skirts, white blouses, and dark blue ties. The students of the glee are working hard to make this class a success. In order to carry on more orderly the students elected officers Margaret Houston was elected presidentg Mary Louise Cances, vice-presidentg and Freida Groussman, secretary and treasurer. Under the guidance of Mr. Williams and these capable officers the Glee Club students have progressed rapidly. boring towns throughout the year and have received hearty applause for their dancing and singing. ,li IW- ir 22 0 f. gm ,- -S 2' 5 6 R. 'V s 1 S544 'Y' Ye A I l .a . ' The Chorusters have sung programs in Price and neigh- W, ' f l imiaa

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t v , 1. 316' ' beef V , ' X l W . W N Orchestra THE high school orchestra this year, is a competent organization of our school. The instrumentation is greatly improved over that of former years. The orchestra has taken several trips this year, and has played for several social functions, school plays and programs. The members of the orchestra are: Derald Simmions, Glendon Henrie, Catherine Street, Eugene Holmes, John Garavaglia, Perry Boniface, Grant McIntyre, LeRoy Smith, John Cook, Victor Bonacci, Maunty Whitmore, Maxine Schlegel, Phyllis Williams, Gene Goetzman, Bernice Anderson, LaRue Ellis, Evelyn Branch, Agnes Branch, Marie Villard, Myrtle Johnson and Sybil McKinnon. These students have progressed rapidly and are much in demand as solo players. The prospects for a furture double quartet of violins and a brass quartet are good. Come on, orchestra, let's go! ge 57 731.5 S- '1-I :5 r 'W' 4 ,, .- il: