Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Ka+e Smifh, Mariorie Myers, Madge Munk, Mary Migliaccio, Mary Ricci, Darlene Burfon, AndreHa DevieH'i, Be+h Carver, Peggy Fynn, Gene Goehman, Louise Gunderson, Margaref Housfon, Helen Hadley The Pep HIS is station P-E-P broadcasting its yearly activities from aboard the good ship Carbon. just ask anyone who gave the most entertaining assemblies, the best matinee dances, the best assembly, and he will tell you the C. C. H. S. Peppers. The Boosters were seen at every football and basketball game, supporting the team with every ounce of loyalty in them. Their blue and White outfits made them the outstanding club in the school, and they could easily be identified at every activity. The Pep dance given on November 13 QFriday, by the wayj was very successful and everyone enjoyed a very good time. The other dance they gave was also a huge success. Page 63 .k 15220 15 I T N Na. C. if i E, 32: 1 2951 Ee Y: . X 1 ., 1 59 5 if V N N N' 1: -i i gag? gg. . i We .xi- u p , . , f. iii? u. . fun. ,, T101 BM' .,.. LF:- 535:45 wk . we :li-L-. 'Y' .I W' 'w I-

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Floyd Mclni-ire William Blaclilnam George Paffericlt VlC+0f B0f1dCCl Merrill Ellis Elden A. OH'eson Reed Adams John COVY. JF- Delbert Bean John Dernman Herberf Adamson The Senate NY unknowing person would not expect, that with the entire World groaning under the burden of one of the Worst and longest financial depressions of all times, that an ordinary high school, of ordinary students, with ordinary advisers Would make this year of 1931-32 the most interesting and successful, both socially and financially. Starting the year by submitting the highly honored green senatorsv to a painful initiation, then continuing the entire year with the same spirit of loyalty to school and club, the Senators may truthfully boast permission of President Mclntyre and Advisers Otteson and Adamson, that this year has been an outstanding one. Page 65 . Y e A tae n. -K. fm, SM- f An fi? a 33 .4 YM? QQ, M131 7. 2 W c. F 3 bf 5 X C. ik' fa- as ,- KB , 5. ,.--. W.. v 5: if gr it rev, E 4 R' if W 3524: