Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Mr. Jay Woodard had special inter- ests in duck hunting, fishing, and geology trips, Top rated activities included Those with his wife, daughter and son. Active participation in boy scout work kept him busy. Mrs. Marilyn Kraync played weekly for the Country Lanes and found bowling very enioyable. During the summer months, she engaged in various swim- ming activities and also attempted water-skiing. X . ,-1 ti . VV,,,V,V W w I fir, 7, V,.,,f,,U, di In ijix, v ' f X ,w 44, f, fff, M fcyf X 1 c ' ' . v , gf Mr. Micheal Marelli studied ecology, photography, and tried his hand at wood-works and carving. Reading and his old stand-by, athletics, pro- vided him with several ways to spend his free time. His little boy, however, rated number one. fiwgpf Zzculty- Our Qriemts' and ?ufurc Mr. Boyd BelI's hobbies included golf- ing, swimming, and water skiing. Tennis and most other sports were part of his free time program. Most of his time was spent with his small son. Mrs. LaVerne Cearley kept active and busy sewing, roller-skating and camping. Her main interest included four lively grandchildren. Being the wife of a minister, she spent many hours in church work. t, ...quid t E5 mis Mr. Jack Woodward especially liked golfing, basket ball, and water skiing. He was interested in all sports and so were his three fast growing boys.

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Mr. Derral Siggard spent most of his leisure hours repairing his home and landscaping his yard, Summer activities which occupy his time are fishing and attending music clinics. He also enioys taking his children for rides on his horse, Buddy. Mr. Duane Wilslead's favorite hobby and sport was the construc- tion and racing of boats. He also took an active part in the Castle Gate Rifle Club, the Buckhorn Bowmen Club, and the National Power-boat Association. Crackers ,fire Zfwple Mr.. Larry Regis' main hobbies were participating in sports, playing the trumpet, and searching for archaelogical ruins. He and his family are now living in o new home which he built himself. lt. uQ4.s- . Creating the academic atmosphere at Carbon was the responsibility of the teachers. Because they were qualified to teach a variety of sub- iects, students had a wide choice in classes. Occasionally students forgot that teachers were interested in anything other than school work. Analyzing them, however, did reveal human characteristics. They liked iust about the same types of hobbies, interests, and extracurricular activities as did everyone else. They enjoyed leisure moments with other teachers as well as unofficial mingling with their stu- dents. Playing the role they did made them special and important, and they were all'considered friends, as well as leaders. Mrs. Sandra Butcher was occupied in sports during all her leisure hours. Bridget, her pet French poodle, was her main pride and concern, She attended athletic trips with her husband whenever she could.

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-- 9-A-.1-.-nh, Mr. David Lockwood's favorite hobby was working with metals and woods. He made many prolects, a boat trail- er, tool boxes, and chisels, He had one child whom he enjoys entertain- ing during his leisure hours. M Miss Heinlein's spare time was occupied by the Notre Dame Altar Society and the Price Business and Professional Womens Association. She has also traveled a great deal in various European countries and in the continental United States. Jnslrucirfrs Sujrfy H0116 Mr. Richard Edwards worked with art and created his own phases of it. Cooking and washing, along with. other household duties, kept him busy while he collected material tor his classes. Miss Sharon Burnham enioyed sewing and cooking in her spare time. Bowling, swimming, physical sports, provided her with creative and well-liked hobbies. M ' Sw: ?- ' iimiftlz Mr. Lynn Broadbent spent his 'Free time studying tor his master's degree which he hopes to receive from the University of Wyoming. Teaching at two schools kept him active during his planned schedule. ks Mr. Robert D. MiIano's main interests were politics, amateur building, and playing the guitar. He enioyed ranch- ing in Tree Haven, his Carbonville ranch, where 1,500 baby pines were under his care. , fa. . r' ..