Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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IVIRS THOMPSON Hz C' G Strmq Murder ul GTTLPQOHH Tmosomc Seventy four Strutlm my Stuff MR WILLIAMS 01t of the Darlcnew

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Carbon Scmor Hugh School md jumor Collc gm bouts thls ye 'ir of hlvmq our of the but bands for m'1m xc ITS I' N1 xvlllllllh ellrectol Hou 1rd W 1ll1Cz presldent Bill Rhead wee pruxdent lhrclx 'VIeDon 1ld seeretarw md tre isurer hue done a sple ndld job m malung the 1944 41 bind a success 'Ih1s Class LX band has succexsfullx put on 1 xehool assembly, a lxceum num ber, and concerts at vanous CIVIL orqamzatxons ind has played for school games ind rall1eS The band has gn en Carbon Hugh somcthmg to be proud of thls year not onlx as a part of sehool work but is 1 patrlotle group domq nts share to brmq zbout A speedy md lastmg VICIOTY Scuenty thrfr fh.

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CEIHQDIQIUS The noon chorus class was begun by volunteers who wished to develop their secret talents and soon developed into one of the most talented groups in thc school The fact that this class began at I2 20 tnablcd many students who ordinarily could not take chorus to partlclpate in this activity with one half umt given to those desiring credit Christmas Holidays This group also let the people out of school know that Carbon High had what it takes when they joined with the other musical organizations in a program of the Artist and Lecture SCYICS Under the direction of Nlrs Clara Thompson and Mrs Zeela Merrill the chorus has become dxstmgulshed as an activity developing the fine arts of the school SeL enty fn e .' , ' '4 . ' ' f 'if ' i I' Ir, r' l I . K H' I Q P I 5 -' I The glee class first gained recognition at an assembly given just before the i . . I . . ' , 1 Y- .Y