Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Hootenanny, Queens, Sale Yearbook queen Kristen Diamanti is crowned by Steffany Johnson, yearbook class queen, while first attendant, Ruth Ann Charlesworthg second attendant, Claudia Norton, and ushers Paul Mancina and Arvil Rhinehart smile approvingly. Yearbook queen candidates: Ruth Ann Charlesworth, Claudia Norton, Jonna Piccioni, Michael Bianco, Marsha Tidwell, Diane Dart, and Kristen Diamanti. Yearbook week, sponsored by the year- book class for the purpose of boosting an- nual sales, was a complete success at Carbon this year. The week began with Carbon's first hoot- enanny, a song-fest held in the gym and en: ioyed by teachers, parents, and students alike. During the assembly the candidates for yearbook queen were introduced by the presidents of the sponsoring clubs. Paul Mancina acted as master of ceremonies dur- ing the assembly. During yearbook week the main hall was a beehive of activity as candidates sold pizza, soft drinks, and other refreshments in order to raise funds to boost their votes. Members of the yearbook staff were busy collecting the down payment for the Carbon '64, Autumn colors decorated the main hall for the dance. Kristen Diamanti was crowned yearbook queen by Steffeny Johnson, Ruth Ann Charlesworth was first attendant, and Claudia Norton was second attendant. Renee Budge sang the theme song, Autumn Leaves. Bill Bertolio was master of- cere- monies during the dance.

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First Alumni Week i i H .qu-W Peggy Self paints os well os she sings. Alan Griffone und Pam Davis sing 5OO Miles in the Alumni Assembly. A Carbon Dino tackler downs o Spanish Fork Don behind The line of scrimmage.

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-lighlight Yearbook Week While decorating for the yearbook dance, Tony Moon, Aleck Shilaos, Connie Baker sings Blowin' in The Wind for Car- - Bill Berrolio, and Kandice Loft stop To sample some homemade roof bon's first Hoofenanny, beer. Yearbook salesmen Gary Tomsic, Olivia Gonzales, and Charmaine Marvell, are ready and willing to sell a yearbook subscription To Jerry Dimick.