Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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X , , -'L'-k1'L ' , A ,CCII Z3CD72 Lck, fif.-1yr...f1g:14..,. if ' ,,-5v ,Q m, f fu w y 4 , , a Sfudenl' Council As anolher school year draws lo a close, many ol us look Forward lo a conlinualion of our happy school days. Olhers of necessily are preparing lo engage in Jrhe slerner aclivi- lies of lhe induslrial and business world. ll lakes courage lo pass Jrhe examinalions of real life. Many will faller, buf olhers will go forward unwaveringly. To all Carbon sludenls and especially lo ihose who now musl leave 'rheir school days behind lhem forever-l offer my sinceresl wishes lor success. May Jrhe words of a poel serve lo inspire us: Mary E. Beveridge Vice-Presidenl Every+hing comes lo Jrhose who wail, And lhe lazy man wails 'ro greer ily Bur success comes on wilh rapid gail To ihe fellow who goes +0 meer il. Mary E. Beveridge. ,fi Bray Hamillon McMullin Bowns Reese Hamilfon MacKnighf Nineleen

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Carbon STucl'enT Council A biT oT progress-a desire Tor beTTer Things -a qreaTer consideraTion Tor The Teelings oT our comrades-an underslranding ThaT will lead To a happier and beTTer liTe-This we hope we have acquired and can reTain Torever. l wish To express a Teelinq oT graTiTude To The AdminisTraTion oT The Carbon l-ligh, To our par- enTs who have Taken burdens Tor Themselves so ThaT we miqhT enioy These very pleasanT experi- ences, To each and every sTudenT and To all sTu- Jaclhjones denT organizalrions Tor cooperaTion and assisT- Presldenl ance during 1934 and l935. IT our associaTion wiTh each oTher has broadened our views and sTimulaTed our desire Tor prograss, This year has been well spenT. f Thanks To Carbon High. N -JACK JONES.l W Qlyfwlif l T lm ell! rWT?Tr'rTTT7 MT' Jones Tezalc Coli Olsen Durrani' Arimaki fwiss Offeson EighTeen

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7' Carbon S Hunsalcer Simone Monsen Cave Bonza Piacifelli Reid Hall Cops Move on, Jrhereg don'+ park in The hall! a commanding voice said, and woe was +o every sludenl who failed ro heed Hs command. Much credir, indeed, is due our noble hall cops, who have been so insrrumenlal in mainlaining slricr order in our halls. Twenly