Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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A SENIOR'S M new frm Elynn Shorts, Claudia Hansen, Carol Nielsen, and Jolene Nick discuss life as a senior. You might say it is a close shave but Elaine Warren says it is frightening. The profile of Leo Truescott seems to reflect trust and strength for the future.

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