Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Each coed enjoyed her membership in the hard working organization known as the Girl's League. This club, under the direction of Mrs. Gladys Mathis and represented by annually elected officers, proudly accepted the credit for preparing and presenting this year's Preference Ball. The theme of Fascination was depicted by intri- cate decorations and unusual lighting effects. Purple and white streamers surrounding lighted chandeliers added a dream-like quality to the atmosphere. A beautiful canvas painting by Richard Romero capti- vated the attention of all attending with its portrayal of the ocean's serenity. Near the end of the ball, Mistress of Ceremo- nies, Lou Ann Krompel, released the audience from its suspense with the announcement that Steve Chubbuck had captured the Most Preferred Man title. The League spent many hours of work prepar- ing several teas. The first tea honored the mothers with a fashion show. The more important of the two was the carefully planned and executed Fare- well Tea for Mrs. Petersen upon her retirement in 1964. Everyone present was deeply impressed by its subtle grandeur. Mingling couples await the floor show. 5 gigllr P i .t T' Wi? E ua As the time for the dance draws near, finishing touches are added to the balcony. fmzior Reprefefziarive Sophomore Reprerefztative 50Pb0 70 e RfPfffff1fdffW Linda, Nunley Pamela Dickman EUC-311 Bfyflef -