Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Upperclassmen patiently practice for upcoming commencement exercises. Twelve long years spent in learning, progressing, en- tertaining goals and accomplishing them suddenly ended all too quickly. Upperclassmen reached a climax in basic education and made plans to either continue schooling or venture into the working world. Practicing for the graduation cere- monies revealed the inner feelings as seniors were humbled and left with mixed emotions on commence- ment day. Tassels reverently removed from caps and diplomas tightly clutched, seniors walked from the hallowed halls a final time. I still say it won't fit! exclaims Nora Medina as senior girls help her with cap.

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Dress rehearsal reveals a promising play as Glenda Carlson, Janice Harrison, and Mike Hedin practice a scene from The Red Shoes. Life and enthusiasm are contributed by the pep band. If HIIYOUC gCfS hurt, Tm ready! Ole' DOC Merrill assures the faculty basketball team. Pep and vigor were furnished by both students and teachers in all activities. Along with some unique assemblies prepared and presented by the student body, surprising but entertaining antics by the teachers amused the students and captivated their attention and approval. These extra activities not only broke the monotonous routine of school life, they helped build within the student body a deeper respect for teachers and fellow classmates. They perked up that long desired school spirit every school wants, and added humor and fun that makes school life enjoyable. Carbon students discovered that a full school year was hard work intermingled with sparkle obtained from little extras presented throughout the year. f ea 3 if F ff

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GRADUATION IIZGFAY e,wQf,e,?,2,f ,ear Do they make them that big? ,queries Charmaine Marvell as Linda jones measures Gary Tomsic for graduation cap. unwl'-v Anxious seniors unpack first shipment of graduation gowns.