Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Y Vickie Wood, Karen Stephensen, Jolene Nick, Marsha Wonhen, Linda Miner, Marsha Ticlwell, Sheila Shiner, Sandra Cadez, Karla Stavar, Ingrid Olson, Olivia Gonzales, jackie jewkes, I.ouAnn Krompel, Paula Rowley, Connie Etzel, Kathy Bunnell. PE P CLUB poses as enezyy 122 acfzbn

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gui? .QW uf . -M Members: Pat Faddis, Kayte Hanks, Cristie Hutchings, Mari- lynn Pitts, Connie Steele, Carol Degn, Shannon Finley, Claudia Hansen, Vera Erickson, Laura Nielson, Roxy Matekovic, Elaine Warren, Roberta Schofield, Sarah Curry, Mrya O'Neil, Laura Bertel- sen, Cathy Etzel. Gilda Vouros, Janice Harrison, Mary McArthur, Terrie Shiner, Renee Mahleres, Peggy Wilstead Reta Whiting, Sandra Anderson, Judy Olivetoi Carol jones, Patsy Vouk, Sally Winn, Ellen Allred Peggy Self, Annette Swasey. Carbon athletes were backed this year by the forty-five lively Peppers under the supervision of Mrs. Butcher and Mrs. Kraync. These screaming, chanting girls attended the mighty Dinos on away games as well as cheering for them on home ground. Half-time presentations displayed the royal-blue clad Peppers at their finest and they were showcased on such occasions as the Tournament of Bands in Orem. Bake sales, march routines, assemblies, and rendering school services all made up the agenda of the busy Pep Club. ,Q , ,wk . ,, ,

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FoRENslc CLUB The Forensic Club represented this school in debate throughout the state. Under the effi- cient supervision of Mr. Morgan, .the group attended seven meets during the past year. Alan Fletcher, the presiding president, led his fellow students to the region finals that were held here at Carbon. This year as a specialty the senior debaters journeyed to the Model U.N. which was Nuclear weapons are the world's greatest threats, says Patsy Vouk to her opponent. held in the capitol building in Salt Lake. In this meeting they discussed the problems of the world. Each school represented a different country. The number of representatives from each school was determined by their country. The Forensic Club developed several excellent speakers. Angelo Halamandaris and Randy Imai have gone to state in debating the last two years. The school year was terminated with a festive banquet held in honor of the Dino Debaters, Carbon's Forensic Club.