Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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lLEAN WEBB GEORGE PATTERICK ALBENA BONOMO S. A. OLSON Prrxidrfuf Vin'-Pr'z'xizI'r'r1f Sm'r'f'l41r'y-Trmzxlr wr Ailviror Art Club HE Art Department of our high school offers a great variety of interesting work. Each term the students make certain require- ments in still lifeg studies in various mediums. Certain days of the week, lessons in art appreciation are given wherein the student learns the lives of the great artists and becomes acquainted with their masterpieces. Besides this, many projects in crafts are carried on whereby the student learns to make many useful and decorative articles. Among these are bookends, magazine racks, lamp shades, leather purses, copper work, handkerchiefs, scarfs, etc. The student is also given a chance to show his ability at clay modeling and many good results are achieved. The advertising campaigns of the whole school are carried on by students in the Art Department, this gives them practical train- ing in show card writing. Page 73 ,ffifr L 'far' A , .aw Zigi - ' I3 S55 . li. . .,.,wal'! ll - : YI ' , gf w. l 'R' 34 M 351. , Efggll' l . i- 1 1 5 Elia s . v f if lg . we AQ , i p, if 1' it I sf .. i 3,4 l like gn- is W law y l ar e l. - fl .. 1 . Em M , 5. is lla-.. 554' ga.,-

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DEROLD SIMMONS FREIDA GROUSSMAN E. M. WILLIAMS Pl'f'SiI1f'lIf Scvrvlury-Treaxurzfr Advisor Music Club HAT has the Music Club done in the last year? The boys and girls glee clubs have sung for several club meetings, assemblies, and enter- tainments of different kinds. The orchestra has taken several trips to the neighboring towns, and has furnished music for the plays which have been frequently given in the assembly hall. In the club meetings throughout the year we have not only been taking up business, but have also had very interesting musical programs. Each member of the club is now Wearing a sterling silver, lyre shaped Music Club pin. The assembly given by the Music Club was very interesting. The beginning of music was picturedg the early instruments and costumes were shown and in the latter part of the assembly, the Girls' Glee Club gave a short opera, showing the more modern method of music. February fourth the Music Club gave a novelty concert, in which all musical organizations took part. It is one of the outstanding clubs of our school, because it so frequently contributes to our enjoyment. Page 75 Jflba.. 3, mfr QW' Q' -. I gb Y fi k. Y if Sb.-I fb I 'I Q .1 i ris' b ww I ,. 5 . lib iid: fn E. in as , , s E ET? 1 - W v af.. EW go, W' 9, .MP 3-wif' ,-s 'EAW , Lf ,g f , .. is ,. .Earp gas, , :sill K A.. :aa ,yar- Pav, .-gf- ' En SW.