Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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CHS Cffice Effective and Efficient Mrs. Bryner greets students and gives daily bulletin. Incorporating time and talent to the pro- per function and efficiency of Carbon High were office employees, Mrs. Delores Bryner and Miss Linda Jones. Mrs. Bryner served as general secretary in charge of office activities. Her main in- terests were sewing, camping, and garden- ing. Corresponding with her son transoce- anic was her favorite pastime. Miss Jones was employed at Carbon for her first year during i963-1964 as registrar and bookstore manager. She was responsi- ble for dictation and transcripts. Completing a trousseau was Linda's favorite pastime. l 108 Making a photocopy is Linda Jones

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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

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Counselors Verda T. Petersen, retiring This year after thirty-nine years of service, claims The unique honor of having Taught inthe same school district and in The same Town during her entire Teaching career. Mrs. Petersen has served as counselor since our school opened in 1959. She be- gan teaching at The Harding School in 1925. When The iunior high was moved into its present location in 1938, she in- structed in ninth grade English. ln 1941 she went to Carbon College, where she taught high school English. Forsaking her loved English, she began her counseling service in 1957. Always a popular teacher, Mrs. Peter- sen will be missed at Carbon. Hundreds of former students, as well as The present student body, will remember Mrs. Stub- by with affection and admiration. Her Trim figure, her faultless attire and grooming, and her bright outlook have been our gain. Our best wishes go with her. Mr. Claude R. Cowley Mrs. Verda T. Petersen Counseling students at CHS was the experi- enced Claude R. Cowley. Not only did his ex- perience lie in counseling but with working with students as a physical education teacher,' a coach, and an instructor of algebra, geometry, and physiology. Mr. Cowley had been with the Carbon County School District for twenty-seven years and had achieved various degrees in several fields. He has worked on graduate study at the U.S.U., Stanford, U. of U., B.Y.U., and Colorado State University. Students felt free and confident to go to Mr. Cowley at any time and gain the advice on the academic and occupation questions they needed.