Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Carbon C. BarTleTT J. Chapman W. Garliclc M. E. Beveridge D. DalTon F. GoeTzman R. Groussman N. Hall V. Harding E. Gunderson G. Hanson R. Holmes A. lwamoTo M. Jeanselme D. Jorgensen K. Johnson Ca rbo neTTes Look aT The CarboneTTes' uniTorms , was The remarlc oT every one on January 30, The day when The CarboneTTes made Their TirsT appearance, by wearing Their new uniTorms Tor The TirsT Time and presenTing Their assembly on The same day. The assembly was iusT a beginning Tor This new service-culTure club, which had a membership of 35 girls. Though This is The TirsT year Tor The club in The Carbon CounTy High School iT has meT wiTh much success. The girls made a sTriking picTure aT The games in Their beauTiTul blue and whiTe uniTorms, school blue, wiTh whiTe shirTs, blue Ties, blue iaclceT and slcirT, and a blue cap wiTh a whiTe C on iT. The girls sponsored several cake and candy sales, in order To procure money To pay various bills ThaT arose and The purchasing oT books Tor The school library. SixTy-Tour

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Carbon A. Leonard M. LiTTleiohn E. MaThis K. MacKnighT V. Maleclxer F. McKinnon W. McMullin T. OviaTT C. Perigo A. Radclilif M. Reeves K. Ruggeri A. STraTe N. Taylor L. Tidwell M. Twiss A. Zupon Pep Club During The TirsT semesTer The Peppers were guided wiTh The capable hand OT Frances Coli. Lydia De Angeles was vice-presidenT, and Virginia Maleclcer was secreTary-Treasurer, KaTherine MacKnighT was The reporTer and Kimball Ruggeri was The cheerleader. The iniTiaTion oT The new members sTarTed The acTiviTies oT The club aT The be- ginning oT The year. ln coniuncTion wiTh The SenaTe The Annual Pep-SenaTe FooTball BanqueT was sTaged in The early parT oT December. Covers were laid Tor one hundred and TiTTy guesTs. A very clever dinosaur Theme was carried ouT Through The banqueT and dancing parTy which Tollowed. During The second semesTer oTTicers were Josephine Lambson, presidenT7 Lillian DarT, vice-president Gunda Anderson, secreTary-Treasurer: KaTherine MacKnighT, reporTerg and Wilene McMullin and Aileen RadcliTT cheerleaders. Miss Floyd proved a resourceTul, able leader, consTanTly loolcing ouT Tor The welTare oT The girls and The school. ' WiTh a moTTo like This: NOT To be served, buT To serve- and a purpose This: To render service To our school- how could a club do oTher Than succe SixTy-Three

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l S Carbon O. Lauris W. Leavill E. Miner A. Morgan C. Morrison O. Pederiva R. Palmeiri A. Peacoclc M. Perrero B. Prince E. Sfevenson A. Sieflce M. Villarcl A. Walkins N. Williams W. Williams Ca rbonefles The Carbonerles sponsored lhe D.A.R. Essay conlesl which mel wifh lar more success lhis year Than in lhe previous years il has been sponsored in our high school. During 'rhe year we helped To usher al various plays and school iuncfions. Dur- ing The band conresl' we helped in lhis manner and marched wilh 'rhe band. All in all, under lhe very capable supervision oi Miss Anne Siellce, adviser and Jrhe officers, Rulh Groussman, president Fae Goelzman, vice-presidenlg Wanda Leavill, secireiaryq Belh Prince, Treasurer: and Mildred Villard, reporler, lhe club has had a wonderfully successful lirsl' year in Carbon, and is sure To have many more equally as successful in lhe Carbon Counfry High School. Sixfy-live