Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Band Honors, Well, I guess all that work wasn'f in vain, quotes Mr. Fifield right, to Mr. Siggord. We got our number one rating. Karolyn Johnson, Carbon's sparkling solo twirler, adds a feminine touch to Carbon's marching band. Chosen for the 1963 Utah All-Stale bond were Bill Bertolio, Sherry Ball, Clyde Larsen, Randy Potter, Dan Howler, Kent Gilbert, Wayne Erickson, and Dale Marx. 16 f Bandsman of the Year is awarded to Arnie Snow for '63.

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ff'Evening in Paris 'W 'Wwe A y f -sas, ytfilzfnmuxnahklwu ll'A , rl , , ll g is e Jw, xy all Rig wer, Carbonites enioy their '63 prom. K Evening in Paris, the Junior Prom of 1963, left many wonderful memories in the hearts and minds of Carbon High School students. ' Co-chairmen Cheryl Kraync and Alan Grif- fone successfully carried out the Evening in Paris theme with an Eiffel Tower situated in the center of the floor complete with twinkling lights which lent an atmosphere of romance to bne of Carbon's biggest social events. f Refreshments were served in -a delightful sidewalk cafe located at one end of the gym- nasium, while the orchestra's soft tones echoed from the opposite direction. The iuniors were honored during the floor- show as Leonard Aoyagi introduced each iunior and his date. Ruth Rasmussen beautifully ren- dered the theme song, Evening in Paris. Members of the iunior class were respon- sible for decorating the gymnasium in gay white, blue, and orchid. Mr. Duane Wilstead and Mr. Richard Edwards assisted them. Jimmy Dart and his orchestra furnished the music for the never-to-be forgotten evening. - I X Q 1 , C ..g., V511- ,','-- . 3'-,-'A 14,4-, ,- .Q I 'K -' . flu l' L f:uz'.z 41.21.-' -1. .. -.11 V - ' ,vp .., ,V .- , ,-, v, ,'. '.'- .A -, b I , , .',,,....,l, . y.. ,fov,f,,.,, , 1 o .1 0, f '.,.:,.. wi, , 0,941 0' ,tg ,', XX, QS' ','.', .',,.-xx., v . , , . -,1,', L ,.-.x-,..,.,,:,n,, .1a,'ux.p,Q hllfilf ff-'vs - o o'.',' '. . f ': 1 ,'f,:?2.f.:' r n 4 4 . I ,'::l.'..i: If f '.C' V- 'Mi' .'-1 'M '- x-1' 13-'-' ' gy-for V-'fnlj' ff!! '- 6 'Q' - v1 l ms . . v. 1 :.1-. If ', -., - s e'..',', .4 xx. , 1, , 5443512 lit? 'ffi ' 3-,3:,-,y . X ,,, ,' l , - . I , v P.v,xvv,,l,,,4.4..'.LA4 .A-..A--. --..-, -vs xv , V f -'- - ,- v x g - ', I f. , . I- ' .0 Q'g'.5,Qsg.,',',x 's' ,-. ' 9O5,,0oro. ', ,ff 4 . . .,4'A'.i o 422'-' , .'. . .- .44 -.-' Q.-g.' .-ga -' .v 92' T 5 '-.- '1. af-' .-: g:-' ..- -'143 ,af is . '--.s .- 4.3, ,Q :g.- V, s ' Q ,v .q,--, - .V gg 54 :If s ,f.-'59 'Z ,.,,. 4.-,f..4 Le tl- .-'J :ff f N-'.-' -' Q ,g .g.- ,5 .ge ,.- ,.sQ. gf ,. ,.! of 4: 191. 1' --1-tv . -5 .-'A e- 0 6 nf, ,-J .:,. :,. 5,3 an X.: Q, L, A,-1:-1 :- ,5 .-3 Q f,-3.-3.-3. nov .'- - -,seo .Xa '- f X-1'n','- It 'U' .-- 371 'Y' '32 795524 ,J ' ,Z cs' ig. Q r, Q. 3:5 5-f ,' -' ,O . . 1 1 ' ' 1' P . .- f' of cs' Is .- a v X r' .-' lv' .' .'J 35 ig sg .1 . -. pg..-,Q ,o s ,-1 iz. J Q f if aj .gg kt -z rf f- - 3- ,Q :-f. :A , 3. .1 -.1 . i ,..,1..:,. Q Q ur' . ' J QQ:-N.-,sn 5 C Q-- ' DI ' If Gif - ,, Q-- , 5 g.5zf',.1 ' 1 - - 1 E gf '-' R Q - 1 , - E - , . - 'ca ug- ::::: Q - 1 1 1 1 C 3 1 1 1 Q Q - - a Q ' 'Q 4 - - , ' -- -nn ---'- -,a0' v '- ' - 1 I - 1 1 Q U Q Q Q 3 5 5 A . 15

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Reveille Inculcates Democracy Raising The flag during Taps are Frank BurTon, John Please stand and face The flag, says Mr. Merril, as Clyde Larsen begins Salevurakis and Angelo KonTgos. To blow reveille. Beginning The year aT Car- bon High School was The presenTaTion of The flag- raising ceremony. Each morning The sTuolenT body sTooal aT aTTenTion and sa- luTed The flag as Clyde Lar- sen blew To The Colors on The Trumpet Frank Bur- Ton, John Saleverakis, and Angelo KonTgas were re- sponsible for The raising of The flag. Roy Yamaguchi and Leonard Aoyagi hurry Through The snow as The firsT bell rings. T' fr