Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Ag club HE Ag, Club has, in the past year, participated in many activi- ties, both social and educational. The most noticeable, perhaps, was their attempts to improve the beauty of the grounds in the immediate vicinity of the school by keeping trespassers off the lawn, by raking leaves and by picking up paper. The basketball team of the club was one of which we were all proud. Many socials were given for the, club members as Well as the student body at large. The club functions were in form of many parties and numerous socials. We hope the Ag Club of next year can have as much cooperation as the past year. The officers Were: president, Ross Bunnelg vice-president, Carl Alpanalpg secretary and treasurer, Clive Kellg reporter, Rex Causer, and Mr. Morgan as adviser. Page 69 5 1, , . ' 94 ' . if gi l f 1 .53. 21 vi' . 'FW ,, Lk TQ i X' -L 0 Y nS? M- 2 'Pa gt 'R i 1... C 1 -4

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