Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Administration Mr. J. Front Kilfoyle, Superintendent ot Schools Superintendent of schools in the Carbon County District, J. Grant Kiltoyle was born in Utah. Mr. Kil- foyle was selected as the eighth superintendent since the district was organized. Respected by students, teachers, employees, and the Board, he organized and ran a very tine school program. Civic minded, he was also a past president of the local Rotary Club and an active member ofthe Price Library Board. l-le is also a skilled pianist. Showing genuine concern tor the students' wel- fare he spent many hours determining effective pro- cedures of education. Along with all these attributes he also strived to improve and promote progress tor the Carbon County School District. Mr. Harvey Moore Secondary Supervisor

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eodership ot Carbon Mr. Vernon Merrill served in the capacity of vice-principal in charge of student activities during the school year. Taking charge ot all extra-curricular activities, he was always willing to extend a helping hand to assist in making the endeavors of the clubs and organizations of CHS successful. Acting as advisor to the student council, he instilled in its members the tine quali- ties ot leadership which enabled them to carry out their positions. Physiology occupied two periods of Mr, Nlerrill's day as he instructed the class to seniors. He was also in charge ot the audio-visual department ofthe school. Outside of Carbon Mr. Merrill enioyed teaching tirst aid to the public. He received his instructor card in l929. During the summer most ot his time was spent traveling with his wife in the wilderness areas. Equipped with a camper, they roamed the United States. Mr. Hutchings and Mr. Merrill make plans for the ten bus convoy to Spanish Fork.

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:uicles School Mr. Jack Pressett Mr. John J. Nielson Mrs. Evelyn Jones Mr. C. W. Petersen Mr. Movell Jewkes To function successfully a school demands adequate supervision and leadership. Under the president, Mr. Jack Pressett, the school board was responsible for proper facilities and appropriate teachers during l964. Student graduation requirements and standards were estab- lished and upheld by members of the board. Their responsibility was to see that seniors had necessary credits before issuing graduation diplomas. Giving their services throughout the district, they made possible the modern school facilities and the excellent education system. Thus several hundred students were able to further their education in the many and various classes. Mr. Moore, secondary supervisor, placed emphasis on identi- fying student difficulties and proper placement. His goal was supply- ing adequate facilities in areas lacking appropriate supplies. His reading program, carried out by Mrs. Bertelsen and Mr. Regis, was especially stressed this year. Mr. John C. Winn supervised pupil personnel and gave guid- ance to students of Carbon School District. Mr. H. J. Schultz Mr. John C. Winn