Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Carbon G. M. Morgan Marian Twiss Woodrow Clark ElizabeTh Sfevenson Adviser PresidenT Vice-PresidenT Secr-eTa ry-Treasurer Loud Speakers Club Dd you ever hear a Tirecrackerf7 Bang! ThaT's how The Loudspeakers Club sTarTed OTT This year. lnviTaTions were issued To a speciTic Tew aT The beginning OT The year, and when The roll was called, The club membership was Tound To have in- creased 3OOC7,. WiTh such a group behind iT The club could noT have helped having a mosT successTul year. Early in The Tall The club wenT inTellecTual and had several lecTures on T-low To DebaTe by Mr. George Morgan, club adviser. The debaTe series s'IarTed soon aTTer, wiTh many OT The members parTicipaTing. AT The same Time oTher members oT The club were working TranTically upon The assembly, assisTed by Miss MargareT l-lansen, special adviser. The assembly was a modern conTrasT wiTh WashingTon's Time, given in honor OT The Revered One's birThday. And, oh, you dinosaur! Poor Marsdon and his sTraw-sTuTTed Tail. Remember ThaT parade lasT Tall? To our advisers, Mr. Morgan and Miss l-lansen, and To Those who have evinced an inTeresT in The progress oT our club, we give our sincere graTiTicaTion. SevenTy-Tour

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Carbon H. Adamson N. HamilTon S. Flowers P. Summerhays B. Jones S. Olsen L. Bonza B. Prince W. Clark V. Maleclxer J. Kissamiialris Honor Club PURPOSE: To give special recogniTion To The honesT, dependable, and TrusTworThy sTudenT and To encourage oThers To sTrive Tor personaliTy and characTer developmenT. Though The l-lonor Club is only in iTs second year, iT amazingly progressed. lT remained sTeadTasTly aT iTs po'sT, Trying valianTly-wiTh noTable success-To improve iTs members menTally, morally, and physically. Numerous sTudenTs applied Tor pro- baTion, and, aTTer a probaTionary period oT approximaTely six weelcs, many oT These were given Thar Tinal disTincTive blue and gold pin wifh The leTTering C l-lonor. The commiTTee, consisTing oT Tive TaculTy members: Mrs. Jones, lvlr. Adamson, l'-fir. Flowers, lvlr. S. A. Olson and lvlr. Summerhays, and Tive sTudenT members: BeTh Prince, Jimmie KissamiTalcis, Woodrow Clarlc, Louis Bonze, and Virginia lvlalecker, meT every Friday during The noon hour. May a worlc so noble as This club's long be carried on! SevenTyfThree

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Carbon Firsl Semesler Presidenl Secrela ry Second Sernesler Presidenl' Adviser Alice Iwamo+o Cl1isa+o Nakano Elaine Heck Kale Smifh The Girls' Alhlelic Club To promoie a well organized program ol compeiilive sporls lor every girl in Carbon Counly l-ligh School, has been lhe aim ol lhe Girls' Alhlelic Club lhis year. Under lhe able leadership of Alice lwamolo, Mela Kamper, and Chisalo Nakano during The lirsl semesler oi lhe school year lhis year's aim began lo be realized and numerous channels ol fall and winler sporfs were opened lor girls. The second semesler ollicers, Elaine l-leck, Virginia Corselli and Frieda l-lrienson picked up lhe lhreads where lhey had been broken olii and carried ihe program forward lor The remaining parl ol lhe year. To lhe mosr oulslanding girl alhlele in bolh scholarship and compelilive sporls a gold medal was awarded. The girls' inlramurals were handled under 'rhe direclion oi lhis club and many iine learns in volley ball, baskerball, skaling, checkers, horseshoes, Track, and archery appeared. The Girls' Alhlelic Club sponsored lhe school's Valenline Malinee Dance and presenled a very inleresling assernby in March. lvliss Kale Srnilh indeed has helped lo prornole girls' alhlelics, lair play and physical eliiciency for The sludenis willing lo parlicipale. l 4 Qevenrq- ive