Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

 - Class of 1964

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Page 117 text:

Mr. David Galbraith spent many pleasurable hours at his hobby, ac- counting work. He also participated in Elk Club activities as well as at- tending meetings of the National Science Foundation and the State Curriculum Committee on mathemat- ics Miss Ellen Aageson was occupied in her spare time with the PEO-an organization to promote ed- ucation-and with skiing and hiking. Her depart- ment was often graced by such gaily decorated tables as the one shown above, which was espe- cially prepared tor the Christmas season. .. .i 2 P Q Ng .X ,,., ,,.,,N. . 5' N is-05853 Mr. Ray Morley spent leisure hours reading, participating in athletic activ- ities, and woodworking. A favorite pastime was playing for the LDS Fourth Ward basketball team. if Cearh rs lead So ia! live Mr. Eugene Crocco's hobbies included collecting reproductions of historical paintings, old newspapers dating back as tar as forty-five years, and hunting any game that happened to be in season. Mrs. Gladys Mathis occupied her spare time by raising purebred black Angus cows. She also liked to bake chocolate cakes, much to the delight of her three teen-age children. Mr. Bruce Bean worked on the re- modeling of his home and dedicated his time to this proiect. Keeping him busy were his wife and three children with whom he enioyed many hours. i a .J i Q, 1- 22584. -.f .f.. .fffrf xfi ECW? ' ifffsfqiiiriftiflfilxifiiibbfis 192343 iiuf ' , . wi. - WL, ' iii ' , f,,,,fr 'mf - f ,. i M.. .. H, ,ss w it af 25 Q is 'f kr fy V it Q

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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' ..



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Mr. Glen Fifield wrote and arranged music in his spare time. He was also active in doing genealogical work for the LDS Church. During the sum- mer he went to music clinics and took his family vacationing. Mrs. Mae Berfelsen made a hobby of her collection ot tea cups and books of poetry. She read and also enioyed camping with her family. Advising the Carbon Pep Club proved a special challenge to her. Mr. Ronald Johnson considered his family his number one pastime. He participated in church activities with his wife and two children. They re- cently visited Mrs. Johnsons home- land, Germany, and reunited old acquaintances. Ceachers Fur ue Interests Q We rig- M Mr. J. B. Thompson traveled to California, New York, and the North' western states in his leisure vacation time. A collection of pictures of those states helped him remember good times. Hunting and flowers also were important hobbies. Mrs. Jeannette McAIpine enioyed gardens in the summer, and alternately visited her two children. She enjoyed music and played the piano. She also collected souvenirs of China. 1 ,.8v,.,.,X.f.rl .4-4,414 Ax - 1 ca4A-qfff--l- WM M Q3-Cu. Mr. Lorin BaiIey's spare time was oc- cupied by such activities as helping his children with their homework, enjoying the company of his family, and reading all he could on his parti- cular interests. Working in his church also consumed his time. f

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