Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Carbon has been Tound-one oT Those big boys on The Team. Nov. 2 The Team Ieff Today Tor Park CiTy. wiTh a hosT of Tollowers To proTecT our boys Trom The wil-es of Those Park CiTy women. Bring home The bacon, boys. Nov. 5 The conquering heroes reTurn To The Tune oT I9-O. NoT even ThaT snowsTorm ThaT Park CiTy ordered could phase our boys. buT Then our Dinosaur combinaTion oT brains and brawn is The besT ThaT can b-e Tound. In spiTe oT The vigilanT eTTorTs OT The bodyguard CapTain Lauris simply couIdn'T be proTecTed Trom The women wiThouT calling ouT The miliTia. Nov.7 AT lasT, an assembly. Bishop RUTT and our SupT. spoke To us. Nov.8 The only good Thing abouT Thursday is ThaT iT comes one day beTore Friday. Everybody's selling TickeTs Tor The school play. and every- body seems To have complimenTary ones. Oh, well, Lincoln was up againsT iT, Too. Nov. 9 Today is The day before The big game. Those unearThly sounds coming Trom The di- recTion oT The assembly hall proved To merely be a pep assembly, and say, can Those pre- hisToric men exercise Their lungs! Nov. I0 One more scalp added To our collecTion, wiTh The conquering oT Provo in an exciTing Tussle. ThaT I3-O score didn'T make us Teel so bad, eiTher. Nov. I2 ' ArmisTice Dayl Everyone ThaT wanTed, goT excused To hear The program aT The Taber- nacle, and iT really was surprising To find ThaT pracTically every one oT our sTudenTs were so inTeresTed in paTrioTic programs. Nov. I4 To confirm The TacT ThaT we are going To have a school play, we had an assembly Today To adverTise iT3 we also had Girls' and Boys' League meeTings. No second period, Too. which proves ThaT even sTudenTs geT a greaT break once in a while. Nov. I6 Goodness, every one is iusT all TwisTed up. We had our morning classes in The aTTernoon, and our aTTernoon classes in The morning, on accounT oT The school play being aT I:3O. STill no second period. EighTy-nine Nov. I7 Nobody can seTTle down and sTudy because we are Too exciTe.d abouT The big homecoming. School closed aT 2:30 and every class and or- ganizaTion paraded down Town represenTed by some Type oT a TloaT. We iusT have To beaT Box Elder. Nov. I8 Well, we losT The game, buT we surely puT up a good TighT. The school play was a big success, and does Nick Fasselin make a Tascin- aTing Don Juan! Nov.2I There's someThing always going on: The senior play sTarTs TuncTioning TonighT. Nov.22 The DelTa TheTa welcomes iTs new members Today. Kay Tried To Tell us ThaT he didn'T like This love business, buT we know beTTer. Nov. 23 IT anyone noTices ThaT weary look on The Taces oT The sTudenTs, iT can be explained by The TacT ThaT This is The lasT day oT The Term, and all our Simon Legreesr have been driving us hardl I-lowever, we can'T help buT like our TaculTy Tossils anyway: aTTer all, Dinosaurs do need To be driven. Nov. 26 Why all The long Taces? Oh, marks are ouT. Nov.28 The H. E. C. Club presenTed a Thanksgiving assembly, showing Thanksgiving as iT was, is, and will be one hundred years Trom now. lncidenT- ally, if Their predicTion oT a TuTure Thanksgiving is anywhere near correcT, l'm ThankTul To be living Today. Nov. 29 Thanksgiving, and did ThaT Turkey TasTe goodl Dec. 3 Back To school, and say, honesTly, everyone looks abouT Ten pounds heavier. Children, why do you make pigs oT yourselves? Dec. 7 The senaTors presenTed an assembly showing us The inside liTe oT our noble TaculTy when They were kids, and was Mrs. Jones' Tace red! The Pep-SenaTe-FooTball banqueT was held in The evening and iT was a swanky aTTair To say The leasTI By The way, where have all oT new SenaTors been all my liTe. From now They will be The men abouT Town. Dec. I0 The Carbon STaTT's Trying To Tell us ThaT To- day's The lasT day Tor us To buy picTure re-

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Carbon Palezoic PaT'Ter SepT. 4 WiThin The cold, gray walls oT a Towering sTone ediTice, incongruous Torms oT evoluTion were convening To again resume The work com- piled Tor Them by Tollowers oT pedagogic un- derTakings-in oTher words, school began To- day. SepT. 6 Amoebic Tigures llzreshmen To youl are seen wandering hiTher and ThiTher, geTTing in The way oT Their more advanced broThers, and suc- ceeding in Turning up every place buT The righT one. Oh, well, even The mighTy senior was once a lowly amoeba. Courage, Freshmen! SepT.8 An exploring expediTion Through The school reveals several new Tossils who have iusT re- cenTly been unearThed, and added To our Tac- ulfy collecTion. ThaT one prize specimen called Mr. Olsen is enough To make any young Te- male's hearT Turn handsprings. SepT. 30 Our period oT crusTaTion- and oT evasion, is over now. One monTh oT The primiTive sTage has passed, and wiTh The enTrance oT OcTober The period oT acTual TormaTion begins in ear- nesT Tor us. OcT.4 Dinosaurs cerTainly do have Their TempTa- Tions in This auTumn weaTher. We know we shouldn'T, buT a walk along The canal bank in This nice, sunshiny weaTher, does seem much more inviTing Than siTTing in a sTuT'Ty old school room geTTing educaTed. OcT. I6 Some oT our Temale species seem To sucl- denly have gone domesTic. Oh, iT's Pep iniTia- Tionsq ThaT explains Those cuTe liTTle aprons The peppers-elecT are wearing. OCT. I7 'Tis The day aTTer The nighT beTore, and do some oT Those new Peppers look IT! Mercur- ochrome surely can Take The place oT ThaT maidenly blush. OCT. I8 Drama has iTs place in The pre-hisToric world, Too, and iusT To prove iT, we are having school and senior play TryouTs TonighT. Oh, you lucky' apes ThaT goT The parTs. Don'T you Think you're smarT? Revenge was sweeT when The dinosaurs van- quished Their Tormer conquerors Trom GraniTe, coming ouT on The long end oT a I4-O score. All The maior clubs in The school did Their parT Toward winning The game by presenTing an as- sembly in The morning To spur The Team on, andlsay, can Those DeITa TheTans do The Fiii- Fiji . .. OCT. 22 The dinosaur sTaTT had Their TirsT meeTing To- day, and believe iT or noT, every sTaTT member was presenT. OCT. 23 All Torms oT cloThing as should be worn in sleeping, were exhibiTed aT a Pep Rally in preparaTion Tor The Carbon-Moab game. A TorchlighT parade, wiTh ThaT specimen oT noise known as The band, in The lead, marched down To The STar TheaTre where each class presenTed a sTunT. OT course, The amoebic Freshmen showed everyone else up. OCT. 24 A LiTe's worTh living aTTer all when we have days like This one. FirsT, we had an assembly, given by The Girls' League, and need iT be said ThaT iT was good? NexT we had a yell conTesT. OT course, The seniors won, and The iuniors, noT To be ouTclone, broughT up The rear. WiTh such a grand sTarT, we couldn'T help buT bury Moab in The shroud oT a 54-6 score. The LeTTermen Club nexT sTepped in, and ,puT on a dance wiTh lighTs and everyThing. On Top oT all This, no school unTil Monday. Who said good Things never come in bunches? OcT. 28 The only disagreeable Thing abouT vacaTions is ThaT They have To come To an end, buT Then even Dinosaurs musT geT an educaTion, so iusT pile on The lessons, we can Take iT. OcT. 29 WhaT sorT oT hieroglyphics can ThaT be dec- oraTing our noble walls? Oh, They musT be signs adverTising The l-lallowe'en misTiT dance. ThaT Tunny looking Thing l Took To be some sorT oT an exTincT prehisToric animal, Turned ouT To be Mr. Thompson in a balleT cosTume. OCT. 3l Talk abouT your diTTerenT Torms oT evoluTion. They were all presenT aT The dance. even To Salome and her seven veils. Oh, yes, The Fresh- men presenTed Their assembly Today, and no Tooling, if you paid close enough aTTenTion, you could almosT geT an idea oT wl'1aT a reg- ular l-lallowe'en parTy should be like. Nov. I Topic of The day: Are you going To Park CiTy? IT you're noT, you should be. ATTer monThs oT research work, a Typical Dinosaur EighTy-eighT

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Carbon ceipfs, buf fhey can'f fool us: we've heard of fhaf before. Dec. I I The voice of fhe Sfaff can sfill be heard polifely asking sfudenfs if fhey've boughf fheir picfure receipfs. Dec. I2 The girls enferfained fhe boys foday, and The boys enferfained 'lhe girls. The girls fook advanfage of fhis opporfunify fo fell fhe boys how fhey like +o be freafed. Wonder if fhe boys will lake fhe hinf. Dec. I3 The halls look simply beaufiful. They make everyone feel so Chrisfmasy and everyfhing. An orchid fo Mr. Olsen and his arf sfudenfs! They surely can make a barren wasfe look like a fruifful valley. Dec. I4 We played Roosevelf fonighf, and Dame For- fune was righf wilh us every minufe. No won- der we won fhe game. Dec. I5 A benefif dance was held fonighf for Ar- mand Vecchio, and everyone had a good fime for his sake, and I imagine, for fheir own. Dec. I7 The Chrisfmas spirif prevails o'er all, buf les- sons confinue iusf fhe same. Dec. I8 We had a special assembly Ioday, and Ma- gician Howa performed some magic fhal' made you sif up and fake nofice. Oh, for 'lhe life of a magician. The advanced Lafin class had a parfy fonighf. Ask Mrs. Jones whaf she gof. Dec. I9 I hear 'Ihe Juniors are puffing on an Xmas assembly soon. If oughf fo be good coming from fhaf wide-awake Junior class. Jan.3 School re-opened, and whaf a hazy bunch everyone is. Maybe we had foo much vacafion, or maybe nof enough. Those lucky kids 'lhaf live in I-lelper, fhey don'f know whaf a ioy if is nof fo have fo come fo school. They are oul' unfil Monday on accounf of Scarlef Fever. don'f like Friday any more, because fhere's school fomorrow. Gosh fhe school seems quief and lonesome wifhouf fhe I-lelperifes. Wished fhey'd come back. Jan. I4 The firsf semesfer ended foday, and iudging from fhose woe-begone looks on fhe noble faces of our sfudenfs, fhe semesfer marks revealed fhaf our brains aren'l' whaf fhey used fo be. Jan. I5 Today's fhe lasf day fo buy your piclure re- ceipfs. Luckily enough, however, we clon'l' be- lieve in fairy fales, and so we iusl' furn a cold shoulder fo such warnings, and say: Aw, quif your kiddin', we've heard 'Ihaf one before. Jan. I6 We had an assembly fo adverfise fhe Senior Play, and if you can iudge anyfhing from ap- pearances, il s bound 'lo be good. Jan. I7 Say, il' was goodl Everyone in fhe audience was Smilin' Thru a veil of fears, and you couldn'f blame fhem a bif. Congrafulalions, Mr. Guymon, and your splendid casf. Jan. I8 If won'l' be long unfil fhe Prom. Thaf explains fhaf worried look on 'Ihe fair' faces of all our young damsels, and fhe sweef smiles fhey are casfing in fhe direcfion of our suscepfible swainsg you know, a dafe's a mighfy imporfanl' fhing nowadays. Jan. 23 Class meefings foclay. Kim's advice abouf Alka-Selfzer sounded like fhe voice of experi- ence. Jan. 25 We played Ferron fonighf, and whaf did we do again buf fo win. Jan. 30 The Carboneffes presenfed an assembly, Fa- mous Evenfs in January : if was very enioyable, and does fhaf club know how fo do if! Feb. I We played Casfle-Dale, and unforfunalely, losf by 4 poinfs. Anyway, if surely was an ex- cifing game, and fhe sfudenfs fhal paid fo come over, surely gof fheir money's worfh of fhrills. Feb. 6 We played I-lunfingfon, and Allah Be Praised, we won! Good work, boys. Feb. 8 The iuniors can r sfudy foday, feachers, if's fheir Prom fonighf. Feb. I I Well, fhe Prom's all over now. If surely was lovely, and our only regref is fhaf if is over. Ninefy