Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Social Sciences Instill Patriotism 3 Studying the problems facing all Americans are Terry D'Ambrosio, Ginger Barboglio, Brent Davis, Petsy Riches and Carolyn Hansen. Coping with today's social, economical, and political prob- lems demands well - prepared and educated citizens. Achieve- ment of these goals was made possible by the excellent social science classes offered at Carbon High. Included were American problems and American and world history. Not only was a deeper under- standing of important docu- ments and political events gain- ed, but students were made aware of problems facing them as Americans. Through the incorporation of these social sciences a deeper feeling of patriotism was in- stilled within the hearts and minds of students at CHS, l Senior Scholastics captivate iuniors in American history.

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Foreign Languages Aid Communication .dw-...J Spanish teacher Beven Young, shows students modern equipment. Paul Warner receives help from German teacher, Lynn Broadbent. Spanish and German languages were in- corporated into Carbon l-ligh's curriculum to instill students with the importance of com- munication throughout the quickly shrinking world. Students became acquainted with their neighbors abroad as they familiarized themselves with the two languages offered. Excellent instruction was possible by use of communications booths, books, and mag- azines. Emphasis was put on the generals of the languages as the first year students memorized dialogues and narratives. Sec- ond and third year probed into more diffi- cult reading anol writing, as well as the grammar. Language students participated in festi- vals and learned vocabulary, songs, and poems. Students bade farewell to i964 as they expressed their Adios or was it Auf Wie- dersehen ?

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Library Promotes Efficiency Mrs. McAlpine supervises Claudio Norton, Judi Smith, and Barbara Johnson, some of her library workers. Reference sections in the Car- bon High School library are up- to-date and complete. With the expert guidance ot the librarian, Mrs. McAlpine, scholars were able to find the correct reference material quickly and easily. Novels, biographies, and magazines were popular sources of reading material. The library was an excellent place for last minute studying, cramming for important tests, and reading for pleasure. The school library was the source which stimulated the minds of the prominent students of Carbon who sought knowl- edge and maturity. 92 Carbonites find valuable help and information in the school library.