Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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r l Mr. Charles Menzies fished cmd worked with leather to while away leisure hours. He participated in various church activities with his wife and four children. i Mr. Vernon Merrill was active in the Civil Defense Program. A main pastime included tending his prize begonias. He enioyed traveling throughout the West- ern States and other similar activities. Zfmchcr ' Autograph Mm 2537 , If if zijn!!! 5 '-NL A I1 ft X154 I L T: ,i , ff' , 126' Q' if awww ' J 143 f W e ff L ,WLM L f 11' Mr. George Morgan read, listened to classical music, and watched TV in his time away from school. He kept busy in his church activities and spent pleasurable time with his family.

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3' Mr. Ronald Watt, new at Carbon career-wise, was a native of this county. Chief hobbies included hunting and fishing which occupied what little time he had for leisure time activ- ities. Reading was also a favorite pastime. 'Wu Miss Mary Fluim found sewing to be a helpful hob- by. Camping trips were her way of becoming closer to nature, and she traveled throughout the United States during the summer months to round out her vacation the way she liked best. Mr. Bevan Young's chief interests centered around his wife and two children. Sports, hunting, fishing, and working on the construction of his dream home all provided activities for hours of pleasure. 5' culfy ,llcfilfifkf Vary Mr. Jackson Jewkes' favorite hobby was fishing. l-Ie owned two fishing boats which he used on Scofield Reservoir and fishing trips out of the state. He preferred lake fishing to stream fishing. Mrs. Dorothy Brown kept busy working on her thesis on sixteenth century choral music and working in the music department of her church. Her husband and four children occupied most of her time. Mr. Ted McCandless was interested in all sports, especially hunting and fish- ing. As a rock hound, he once found an Indian skeleton and a dinosaur's iaw. He enioyed married life and three children.

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In Memoriam Blaine Thompson The untimely deaih on November i5 of Mr. Blaine Thompson, a Teacher of hisTory aT Carbon, came as a shock To sTudenTs and TaculTy who respecTed and loved him. Although Mr. Thompson began his Teaching career aT CenTerTield, UTah, in l925, he spenT The res? of his life Teaching in The Carbon disTricT. He served as principal in The Consumers school for one year and in WaTTis Tor six years. He was knovvn and liked by sTudenTs he TaughT in The Harding School as well as in The Price Junior High School. He TaughT American hisTory aT Carbon College and aT Carbon High School. For many years Mr. Thompson acTed as Junior class advisor, and gave his help and advice in The planning of assemblies and iunior proms. An acTive member of The American Legion, he spearheaded The choosing of Boys' STaTe candidaTes each year. His kindness and affabilily, coupled vviTh a charming sense of humor, made him a TavoriTe among sTudenTs. His classes were lively and sTimulaTing. He will be missed.