Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Seniors Plan for Graduation Demonstrating the techniques of caring for an iniured arm are Kyle Jones and Lucy Garcia. 1964 . . . The anticipation of graduation had become a reality. To the senior class of Carbon High this year contained special significance as it marked a turning point in their young lives. It was the end of three wonderful years filled with the acquisition of knowledge and the ioy of activities shared with never-to-be forgotten friends. But it was also the beginning as the seniors stepped forward onto the paths of young adulthood clutching in their hands the golden rods of opportunity, their diplomas. It seemed only yesterday that these same students were entering CHS as sophomores-curious, frightened, and eager. Proceeding through their in-between year as juniors they enioyed many memorable occasions as the Junior Prom and student body elections. Finally emerging as mighty seniors, the class con- tributed, with the help of capable senior advisors, Robert Milano, Mary Margaret Flaim, and J. B. Thompson, its Senior Sluff Day, the senior assembly, and the graduation dance to add to the memories to be impressed into the hearts and minds of the senior class forever. Steve Aguire Jennie Alger Toma Alger Ed Anderson Lynn Anderson Leonard Aoyagi Richard Ariotti Joy Atwood

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Richard AusTin MarTie Babcock Frqnqig Baird Connie Boker Leah Boker Sherry Boll Seniors Reioice Dennis Christensen is serving his second yeor as candy salesman. i Ginger Barbogilo Douglas Barker Janice Barker Lindo Bartley l Paul Barton Ronnie Bosso Jolene Bene Bill Bertolio