Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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CHOI RS yarner fonors 1112 geeyzbzz IV Talented Madrigals: Franz: Carolyn Furrows, Cloie Olson, Peggy Self, Renee Budge, Marilyn Pitts, Moselle Harmon, Christie Hutchings, Ann Forsythe, Marsha Tidwell, Elaine Warren, Annette Swasey. Bark: Mike Buzenbark, jeff Christensen, Arthur Reid, Robby Robertson, Lee Nelson, Stan Stevens. This year the A Cappella choir was recognized as a skillful singing group. Mrs. Dorthy Brown, director, Stan Finley, president, and Chuck Naranjo, vice-presi- dent led the choir to assorted high honors. The organi- zation was chosen as one of six choirs to give a fifteen minute demonstration at the University of Utah. The Madrigal singers' recording was the only Utah tape to be sent to the national choir festival in California. Several A Cappella choir members also attended the national festival due to their outstanding singing ability. Early in the spring of 1965, the choir again demon- strated its musical knowledge and vocal talent when Finley, Jared Brown, Dan Mabbutt, Wayne Erickson, Greg it went on tours to numerous high schools and colleges throughout the state presenting various entertaining munbers. The A Cappella choir did not carry the whole musical burden, however. The Junior Choir and the Girls' Glee also excelled. The Junior Choir sang for the Meffiala and attended the annual Region Choir Meet. Several exceptional artists from both groups went to the Solo Festival. During the year the A Cappella Choir and the combined choirs participated in many assemblies and also participated in the annual spring concert.

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LIBRARY SCIENCE wfefs ffzksfjbr lnowfe09e Each school morning at 8:30 Mrs. Jeannette McAl- pine arrived to begin another day's work as school librarian. That was a truly responsible and difficult jobg therefore, Mrs. McAlpine relied upon several junior and senior students to aid her in completing her demanding tasks. Sixteen qualified boys and girls applied for the strenuous positions. They were required to maintain the library's large supply of literature and documents and to distribute all slips which notified other stu- dents that certain desired books were again on hand or that they had forgotten to renew their selections. Frequently all of this effort went unnoticed, but it all greatly contributed to develop an efficient and well-run library. Robby Robertson pays Paula Rowley a fine he owes on an overdue book. PT Library workers are Lee Nelson, Bruce Guymon, Rudy Santestevan, Kristen Diamanti, Connie Needles, Ann Klarich, Sue Mangone, Charlotte Buttrey, Roxanne Regruto, BoAnn Donathan, Becky Bottinoi, Bilene Matson, Susan Gibson, Mrs. McAlpine, Paula Rowley, Susan Kilgore, and Minnie jackson.

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- 1 t A Cappella Choir: Laura Bertlesen, Sue Biddinger, Renee Budge, Lorraine Christensen, Sharon Christensen, Theressa Corrales, Sarah Curry, Carol Degn, Annette Denison, Robyn Evans, Shannon Finley, Carolyn Furrow, Ann Hamilton, Mozelle Harmon, Gloria Herrerra, Linda Housekeeper, Cristie Hutchings, Wilene Jones, Carol Sue Lilly, janet Love- lace, Darlene Marquez, Sharon Marshall, Roxy Matekovic, Mary McArthur, Dora Medina, Nora Medina, Carolyn Menzies, Connie Needles, Peggy Noyes, Jeanne O'Greene, Cloie jean Olsen, Carrol Pace, Evelyn Pendleton, Marilynn Pitts, Toni Poloni, Roberta Schofield, Peggy Ann Self, Sheila Shiner, Karla Stavar, Connie Steele, Annette Swasey, Marsha Tidwell, Elaine Wfarren, Peggy Lynn Wilstead, Torn Alger, Gary Amano, Jared Brown, Kenneth Burgess, Michael Busenbark, Buryl Carnes, juan Carranza, Jeff Christensen, Jerry Cowan, Wayne Erickson, Stanton Finley, Eddie Gonzales, Howard Jennings, Lane Kissell, Lewis Korenko, Dan Mabbutt, Fermin Martinez, Chuck Naranjo, Lee Nelson, David Noyes, Kent Prettyman, Arthur Reid, Robby Robertson, Dan Scartezina, Richard Staples, Gregg Stevens, Darrell Timothy, Tony Valdez, Tim Warren, Randy Wheeler. Choir officers: Stanton Finley, president, Marilyn Pitts, secretary, Christie Hutchings, secretary, Chuck Naranjo, vice president, Shannon Finley, historian, Peggy Self, accompanist, and Gary Amano,accornpanist.