Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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The Gateways of Carbon opened daily To admiT The hundreds of peo- ple whose lives were cenTered around Carbon High. Some came To Teach and some came To learn, buT all came wiTh hopes of building a beTTer world Through educaTion. The adminisTraTors, wiTh Their knowledge, skill, and humor, sTrove To insTill in The youTh of Carbon Those aualiTies which would enable Them To compeTe and live happily in a space-age world. The sTudenTs Themselves consTiTuTed The mass of The school and gave iT life and spiriT. l l l Aclministraiiom

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Administrators Assume The efficiency of Carbon High was increased Through The inTelligenT su- pervision and democraTic adminisTraTion of principal, Loman F. HuTchings. He was responsible Tor The management OT Carbon High School and Tor The Welfare of The sTudenTs. Principal HuTchings was responsible To his superior officers and To The communiTy Tor carrying ouT accepTecl educaTional policies and school regulaTions. Also, he had a smooThly running and eTTecTive Tacul- Ty organizaTion. Other important positions occupied by The principal included a Three- year Term on Region V Board of Managers of The UTah AssociaTion and also as a member of The STaTe Board of DirecTors of ThaT organizaTion. He also served The sTaTe as a chairman of The Classes A AThleTic CommiTTee. 4