Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Student Adopt W ,iw K-MSW' Sporting his ever popular Dino sweatshirt is Darlene Marquez fashions one 'Sf the many hair styles-be-ehive with a flip. Arvil Rhinehart. Cpmpuring knee boots and Beatle boots are Toma Alger and Edsel Cox. 3O 00 Recently enrolled in Carbon High is Rick Jones from Ogden. Karen Stephenson models her shift.

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Staff Portroys Memories Co-editors Bill Bertolio Paul Mancina Business Manager Claudia Norton Art Editor Gary Tomsic Copy Editors Kandice Lott Ingrid Olson Joanne Taniguchi Sports Aleck Shilaos Tony Moon Photographer Gregg Passic Senior Section Stefteny Johnson Terry Tallerico Junior Section Olivia Gonzales Charmaine Marvell Sophomore Section Reta Whiting Joe Jensen Charlotte Pitts Index Marilyn Horsley Arvil Rhinehart Advisor Mrs. Laverne Cearley Many late hours were spent behind these walls preparing the Carbon '64 Through the deserted patio echo memories of footsteps, voices, and deadlines Only the cars ofthe staff remain after the final bell.

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ffcjfl ff! fda' 7'77zfCj' X v Qcfd PKC' LY! CL I- cl !4fCfd NC! 11176: HQ 6? , if 'auf 7LCwN- id Aff' urrent Facls E ' Q rf My ,jj 5,4427 Joe Sccrtezmo shows off his candy striped shirt. New student Craig Stephens from Colorado, teaches Joan Erickson to surf as Dee Biarnson, from Orem, watches. Also very popular is the turtle-neck sweater worn by Toni Tallerico. New dances, new clothes, and new ideas came to Carbon and left their rnark on the students. Not all of these fads appealed to everyone, but they helped to add variety to the school year. As far as new dances were concerned, the biggest hit at CHS this year was the Surf, imported from California. Turtle-neck tops, striped shirts, and shifts were the latest in clothes, and most of the students adopted these styles as they were easy to wear anal attractive on iust about everyone. Especially made for us were the Dino sweatshirts, available in both black and white, which featured a replica of the school's mascot, the dinosaur, and the words Carbon Dino's. Girls' high boots and flipped-up ,curls were also seen inthe halls of Carbon during the year.