Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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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.

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Art ancl Commercial Busines Carbon art students express yuletide spirit as they prepare the Christmas decorations. Mr. Richard Edwards, Carbon's art teacher, carefully examines set of charcoal sketches prepared by his students, Graphic, commercial, and display art, favorites of the artistically inclined at Carbon, were all stressed inthe art class- es. Stuolents were given opportunities to express Their creative abilities and to develop their talents. One of the activities ot the classes was to decorate the main hall with colorful murals at Christmas time. Art students expressed their emotions and feelings by composing pencil and color sketchings, wood cuts and sculp- tures. No obiect was too obscure to be used as a model in the art class. For the entire year art wove its pat- tern into the lives of many Carbonites and did much toward the appreciation ot various art forms.