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I believe that the real test of the education of a man or woman is not so much the knowledge gained or skills acquired as the willingness and ability to use one's knowledge or skills for the improvement of society. If the quality and the amount of service are the chief criteria of an educat~d man, it is evident that only a part of those who receive titles, degrees, or scholastic honors are really educated. The success and worth of Carbon College will be great to the extent that its students will contribute while here, and later become contributors, to the well -being of their communities, their state, their nation, and to the world. I know that many of our students are bringing, and will continue to bring, honor and glory to this school. It is my sincere hope that every student who comes to Carbon College wil1 be equipped and inspired to do his full part to bring credit to himself as an educated person and to earn high esteem for Carbon College. DR.

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B. W. McAllister Social Science

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Charles W. Menzies Carpentry Vernon Merrill Physiology

George Morgan Social Science Bever1v Nelson Phy~ical Education

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Rulon A. Bryner Re gistrar

Valene Young Secretary Helene Anderson Secretary ' Enid Seaton Secretary

K. J . Shilaos Cafeteria Manager Jesse R. Higgins Superintendent, Grounds

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JOI I:\ F. JO\: ES S111de11/8 odv />reJide111 The re\1Âˇard for persistence is g reat enough to merit determined effo rt. Results were left by "President J ones, Jr .'' as proof that his duties were well performed. John headed one of the most productive Student Councils ever to direct the activities of Carbon's student body.

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KAYO NIWA Vice President

The second in command must a lso have effc>1Âˇtive leadership. Kayo's willingness to accept each responsibility gives him experience to apply to the next task.

PAT BLIRDICK Secrf>tary

Sparkiing friendliness and quiet efficiency gain admiration . Pat was the Ion~ woman on the Council, but upheld her constit uents well.

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GRANT FAUSETT Vice-President

As the biggest sophomore class at Carbon College thus far, we hope we shall have been a forecast of even larger classes to come. This year has been a busy one, as wen it should have been, and leaves with us many warm and pleasant memories . . . Memories of the things we've done, the things we've said, the things we've thought of and hoped for .. . Memories of our dreams for the future, of our aims and achievements, of idle, play-filled hours. Memories of "cram packed" hours, of chit chat in the halls. Memories of standing in the eternal chow line , of brisk football games and magic formal dances. Memories of all the little things that make the whole, the memory itself.

ALICE ARNETT Secretary-Treasurer

This memory we'll always have, the memory of this last year at Carbon College - our Carbon College.

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DAVID FAUSETT ... Avariety of skills provides the elements of success ... H omeComing Chairman ... C.B.C. President . . . "Presenting 'Carbon Collete Presents' " · · • "Would Be Gentleman" • , • Preferred Man . .. Second year personality.

TONY PAIZ .. . Vigorous support of activities is accepted as leadership ... second-year personality . ~ . never for gets an embarrassing nickname ... countless friends . . . Sleeps in Personal Hygiene ... Helperite ... Believes in flattery.

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BE WARD ... Personification of the "American Boy" tan Chevrolet . . . overworked member of the "C" club ... 72 inches tall ... Turns blue at the mention of cold ... Alice says he's a tease . .. second year personality ... flirt.

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John Garr Betty Gates Duane Guymon Grant Fausett Boyd Fjeldsted Douglas Frandsen Harry Elkin Richard Farish David Fausett LaVae DeAngeles Andrew Dougherty Jack Edwards

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Jim Procarione Duane Quinn LaDona Richmond Tony Pelligrino Charlotte Poloni Gail Prince Carol Odendah1 Tony Paiz Jim Peacock Ted Milovich Max Nelson Daryl Nord

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Alice Robles Alfonso Salas Enid Seaton Stuart Snow Paul Snyder James Taylor Ben Ward Elaine Waterman Valene Young

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Ted Abeyta Cleora Thayn Clifford Halton

RODNEY FRANZMAN President

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JIM GA RB E R S ecretary- Treasurer

Greenies? Well maybe so, for we did have a hard time getting acquainted with all the new faces, and our first experience of paying to learn . Anyhow there were lots of us -=- more than ever before . We had a few "daze" of trying to remember class schedules, col'lege ethics, and "adult manners ." But Frosh Week helped break the ice, even if the beanies did "flub up the deal:" Our first function as a class was treating the sophomores to a party , and fun 'twas, too. Granted , we did have a secret dread of college classes, but we're on to them now, and don't worry much, except the night before quarter exams. So we have learned, and are looking forward to learning more, much more , as we look to the future, and our next year at Car bon Junior College.

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James Bergera Evangeline Bikakis William Black Juanita Bowman Udell Atwood Gerald Banasky Helen Barnett Betty Jo Beck

Manuel Abeyta E.manuel Alfieris Betty Lou Allred Arthur Anderson

Marilyn Anderson Merlynn Anderson Stanley Anderson John Angotti

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Fred Civish Arlen Clave! Lyle Conover Darrell Crawford

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Robert Fiack Janice Fisher Nick Flemetakis Beth Frandsen Norman Duncan Donna Easton Bonnie Erickson Jack Farikoff Morris Curtis Bobby Davis Shanna DeAngeles Erma Lou Dimick David Crawford Sally Jo Cox Virgene Creamer Jerrold Culp

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Ross Frandsen Rod Franzman Robert Fryer Jim Garber Jideen Gardner De1ores Gazell Nola Georgedes Norma Jean Gibson Fred Halvorsen Dorothy Hardee Samuel Harrison Carol Harvey

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William Harvey Marvin Hawks Enos Hayward William Higginson

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Nick Kiahtipes Wallace Kirkwood Walter Knox Mike Kolovich

Charmaine Hill LaMar Hussey Geraldine Hyita Grant Jarman

Sylvia Jensen Paralee Johnston Jean Juliano Mike Kanderis

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Tom Larcher G. A. Larsen Lora Lee Larsen Don Lay

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Margaret Leflore an Leonard Bonnie Lewis LaMar Lindsay

Renone Littlefield Mary Lopez Betty Marakis Jean Mastrovich

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Wi1liam Mathis Hampton McArthur Bartley McDonald Shannon McDonald Toanne McFall John McFarland Non Merrill Rudy Mezek

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"rean ~ifaurice Nay Clarke Neilson Clayton Nei'lson Carol Nelson Sophie Milovich Max Montoya .'\Tina Mortensen Jim Murphy

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Jim Oliver Rose Oliveto Angelo Pappas Juanita Pilling

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Gloria Pessetto Pete Pessetto Nelia Petitti Veloy Piccioni Jim Powell Robert Powell Donna Rector Arthur Redd Cara Redd Alfred Richens Cornelius Richmond Martin Rodosh

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Tony Welch Walter Wilson Toe Xiras karene Young Paul Turner Reed Van Wagoner William Voll Wells Wakefield Bernard Taylor Tom Thomas Ellen Thompson Helen Trauntvein Marilyn Snyder Jay Stewart Alvin Swasey Jack Sweetring

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'14 "Class of '50" sure sounds good to us. Yep, we finally made it, and somehow it seems too soon when it comes right down to being the end. But all good things must come to an end, they say, and this last year of our high-school days has really been everything good. Perhaps we're being a trifle nostalgic, and a litrle sentimental too. But who has a better right to be so? Maybe we're even a wee bit fri~htened at the thought of "what now:" even thotH!h most of us have some plan for the future in mind. And when we stop to reminisce a bit, we'll a1ways think of our sen :or year as "the best ever."

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BETH LEA VITT Secretary-Treasurer

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Kirk Alger Beverly Anderson Gwen Anderson Merle Anderson

Mary Austin LaVon Bacon Wallace Ba1dwin Clyde Banner

Lois Fae Jean Earl

Beech Bendall Bendall Benedict

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Dan Bent Anna Biondich August Blanc Karl Black

Marta Black Frances Blackham Mike Blanusa Edna Bliss

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Joyce Flora Mary James

Bonacci Borla Borrego Bowns

Vivian 1:Sradshaw ReVoe Brinkerhoff Gayle Brotherson Ray Buckley

Harold Burgess Aileen Burton Keith Busey Ellen Rae Byers

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Virgil Blackburn Beth Campbell Donna Charlesworth Madaline Cima

Perry Coddington Pauline Coggins Albert Compagni Arva Lou Cox

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Mary Dart Phyllis Daskalos Glen Davis Gi1da DeRose

Louis DeMarc o Martha Dillard Betty Doleatti Geraldine Dowd

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John Draper Robert Egbert Mildred Egger John Elegante

LaRae Ellett Edith Escandon Ronald Evans Bonnie Faddis

Martha Fahl George Farrimond Lorina Fata Betty Jo Fazzio

Teanette Fide11 Faye Fox Raul Franco Delores Fratto

Wand a Gagosian Irene Garcia Mike Garcia Margie Gentry

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John Georgedes Norine Ghirardelli Inez Gonzales Frank Gough

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Ray . H amelwright Al ice Ha Calli e Harns ns~n K enneth Ha rns.

Jack Harve Dallas H ernng ): ·N orman H" . Bill Hill ,gginson

~url Hoopes onya Hyatt Robert H · Donald Jay,ta mes

Bill R Jameson Mub? Jimenez R er m Johnson aymond Johnson

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Doris Kofford Helen Kontas Beth Leavitt Colleen Leavitt

Betty Leflore Maurine Lewis Richard Lewis Brent Lindstrom

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Angelo Lingos Tulia Lucero Lois Malaby Beverly Marshall

Dan McAlpine Kenneth McKee Dick McKinnon Neil McKinnon

Marilyn Audrey Gwenn Beverly

Mead Meister Merchant Miller

Angie Milovich James Miner Margaret Mootz Betty Morris

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Doris Morrow Gene Mossman Mary Munoz Lewis Myers

Alice Nakano Allen Nelson Blaine Nelson Bruce Nelson

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Robert Nichols George N'k 1 Tedd Y 1wa · as M arlene N ud son

Max 01·iphant J erry Olsen ~forris Olsen ally Olsen

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.,, Elaine Paulsen Rae Peacock Peggy Pierce Tony Petrulas

Dana Phelps Merlene Pi1ling Douglas Ping Hap Plaga

Helen Plese Donald Potts Eugene Powell Jane Powell

John Preston Roy Preston Luci1le Pretiger Norma Procarione

Sylvia Protopappas Darnel Pulli David Putman Raymond Rachele

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Shirley Richardson Bonnie Roberts Donna Robinson Edna Robles

Mary Ann Rodo sh Phyllis Rose Dorene Roundy Helen Rowe

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Don Rowley Josie Rukavina Deon Sabin Rose Saccamano

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Virginia Salazar Diane Shiner Bernice Sandoval James Scarcelli

Helen Schade Edward Sherer Esther Sears Barbara Shepherd

Colleen Simmons Henry Skerl Tillie Skerl :-:atalie Skinner

Katherine Smolich Ronald Somers Merlene Stark Pauline Stella

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Melvin Steven on Grant Stoker Albert Tallerico Rita Mae Taylor

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TOM OSSANA President

REX McARTHUR Vice-President

MERLENE JEANSELME Secretary-Treasurer

Here we are, 284 strong-, the youngest, most bewildered and energetic bunch in the whole school. Sure, we started off with a bang, and kept it up, too. Isn't that the way Juniors are expected to do? Aren't we expected to put new life into an old school, vigorous new ideas, new strength, new progress? Well, we tried, and we hope we have succeeded in doing just that. We hope we have 'left this year a foretaste of things to come - participation in all school doings, and especially are we proud of our Junior Prom. We have truly tried and surely succeeded in helping to make this "our school."

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Bud Albrechtsen Manuel Amador Clara Anderson Jacquelyn Anderson Jerry Andersen

Roger Anderson Tom Arnett Mary Bacca Howard Bagnell Pat Ballard

James Banasky Charles Barney Madalyn Barra Gayle Batchelor Marvin Bateman

Barbara Bath Ellen Bentley Carlyle Berensen Betty Besso Rosalie Bertot

Ray Bishop Edward Bitton Teresa Blair Betty Blevins Esther Borla

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Carma Bunderson David Bunnell Fred Butler Carolyn Callahan John Cameron

Rosemary Cannariato Betty Carr Barbara Cartwright Sarah Catterall Mavis Catlin

Clyta Chidester Margy Christensen G1enda Civish Mayne Clingman Dorothy Coggins

Tom Conover Billy Cowan Knute Crawford Eugene Crocco Bonnie Cunningham

Remor Curtis Myrna Davis Kenneth Day Dean Denison James Diamanti

Robert Doty Kathryn Dragatis Clair Draper Ann Dunn Marion Durney

Cy Eardley Doul(las Easton ValEne Eldridge Carol Ellis Gene Erramouspe

Lydia Escandon Ernest Etzel Shirley Evans Merlin Farish Joanne Fassio

Wayne Fausett Joyce Forrester Mary Franco Rachel Franco Marion Franke

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Dorothy Gabriella Elsie Garcia Kenneth Gentry Florence Georgedes Ardith Gibson

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Elvera Gonzales Joy Greenhalgh Louis Grevon Lorraine Grosso Bonnie Haddon

Gale Hamelwright Elmer Hamilton Lyle Hamilton Mildred Hamilton Elaine Hampton

Calvin Hansen Chene Hansen Gilbert Hansen l oyce Hardee Freddy Hardin

Atma Harris Tames Harris ÂˇDeLoy Harward Peggy Haycock Gene Heath

Mary Heath Arba Lee Henrie George Higginson Earlene Hills Neil Howard

Wally James Merlene Jeanselme Peggy .Tenkins Doris Jean Jensen Shanna Lee Jensen

David Jessen .Tuanita Jimenez Leandro Jimenez Billy Johnson Carvel Johnson

Joyce Johnson Verner Johnson Carol Johnston Carl Johnstun Beverly Jones

Juanita Jowell Elvin Juliano Tessie Karterakis Ramona Kilcrease Hugh Kirkendall

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Carol Lambert Patsy Lamph Luanne Lennberg Connie Leonudakis Jimmy Lingos

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:S,/ancy Lodeserto Rosie Lodeserto Sherolyn MacDonald Sharon MacLean Charles Madsen

Patsy Mahan Jean Marchello Rosie Marelli Jack Marsing Joyce Marsing

Tack l\fartine Benny Martinez Lillie Martinez Fredrick Matis Genie! Mayer

:viarilyn Maynard Donna McAnally Rex McArthur John McCann Collette McDermaid

Elbert McDonald Beverly McFarlane Floyd McFarland Julie McGuire Pat Mclnally

Lorenzo McMahon Betty McManus Virginia McNamara Francis Messinger Charlene Milano

Irene Milano Lauren Miles Lee Miller Ida Misner Armond Monfredi

Delee Montoya Clyde Moore Kenneth Morgan Clayton Morrill Gwen Mortensen

Vanee Mortensen Joe Motto Julia Motto Tommy Mower Bob Mraule

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Rulon Nielsen Frances '.\!ielsen Diane '.\iogulich Roween Nougaret Alice '.\!ucich

:\!eil Bonnie Oliver Sallie Oliveto Faye Olsen Albert Oppocher

Tom Ossana Roy Painter Henry Paiz John Paloni Faith Pappacostas

iVIary Parmley Tom Parry Mary Ann Peczuh Joanne Penovich Joe Penovich

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Rula Rich R~ymond Richens ~Itlton Ricketts ~tanley Roberts ose Ross

Wayne Rowler Dan Ruden Katherine Rus sell Ernest Sacco Rosana Sage

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Frances Schoenberger Marvin Sealey Rhea Shaw Donna Sheets Robert Shields

Dean Shimm in Patricia Skraznas Grant Smith W ilma Snow Albert Spensko

Marlene Staley Dian Stevens LeRoy Stevens Sharlene Stevens Clive Stevenson

Gaye Stevenson Myrleen Stevenson Sharon Stoddard Mary Stofas Glen Stowell

Emma Lou Sutton Gayle Taylor Paul Taylor Virginia Telarole Donna Tidwell

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Jolene Toson Vonda Toson Paul Tratos Don Trauntvein Lorraine Tryon

Dick Urquhart Clarice Vigor Melvin Wall Tom Watkins James Watt

Ann Wells Richard Wells Joe Williams La~ond Williams Lois Willis

Delores Wilson Pauline Winn Jack Woodward Marian Worthen Carrol Wright

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WILLIAM C. CROSS Adviser

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President The m,mb«ship in th< Co<bon College "C" Club is limited to those m,1, students who quolify themselves fo, th< ,wo<d of , block "C" ktt<' by ,ngoging in int«· junior-college competition.

The pu,poses of the "C" Club '" to ,ncou<0g< loyolty to Co<bon College, to foste< • sp\<it of frot«nity, ,nd to ,moct to Co<bon College outstanding po<tici· pants in al\ major competitive events.

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Daryl Nord Clarke Neilson Ted Milovich Sharon McDonald Wi\\iam Mathis

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Co,ne\ius Richmond

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Tony Welch Ben Ward Jerry Walker Jay Stewart Neal Smith

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JOLENE BRYNER Vice-President

JJ\NE'f CJ\RR President 'f he Eaglettes amused i nteÂŤ;t in thei t _otg_anization eat\ y in the yea t _by ask,ng all college gitls to patticipate ,n the ded,cauon o! the new football stad,uffiSuppotttng the athletic teams is the maiot \unction o! the Eaglette Club, and this yeat the git\s, besides attending home games, follow7d the tea"'! to Snow College, to Westminstet College, and to the champ,onshtp games wtth Webet 'fhe Eaglettes have enteted into a new activitY, intt~mutals,

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DORlS MILLER Secretary-Treasurer

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MJ\RY KlJ\HTlPES Historian

Patsy Burdick Janet Beckel Betty Jo Beck A.lice Arnett Betty Lou Allred

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Shidey Ca<twtight Vi,gene C,e,tnet

LaV>' De/\ngdes Shanna D,/\ngdes

Jideen Gotdnet Nottna Jean Gibson . Chottnaine Hill Beth Frandsen

Geraldine Hyita

Sylvia Jensen

Pa ralee Johnston

Jean Juliano

Theodora Karras

Jessie Lee Nelson

Carol Odendahl

Bonnie Lewis Nan Leonard Margaret

Leflore

Lois Sillitoe Enid Seaton Cara Redd Nelia Petitti Rose Oliveto

Valene Young

I Ellen Thompson

Karene Young Helen T<0ontv,in

Elaine WatÂŤ'"'"

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P}JJ ;l}JD PJ

J. NlLE W ASflBlJRN AARON A. ROYLA~CE Adviser

TOM Bl'fflE.LL President

Adviser

,\\\ histo<Y is but the «co<d o\ the stu,nbling ,nd g~oping ol '°'~ tow"d hit~' things. The oc<'n h.S yie\ded up its sectets, the "' ,ts ,nyste<_'<'• the \,n ,ts ,bund,nce _ ,this , ,n,n,nd. l\ut ,\\ his p,og«ss h.s been posstble on\Y bec,use his fathets h.v< \elt hi,n 0 , «cotd o\ thei< ,cco,nphsh,nents upO~ w\uch he cou\d bui\d ,\\\ his ptog«ss h.s been passible bec,use he cou\d te\\ h<Sbtothets o\ h<S wn ·new ide.S ,nd petsu,de the'" tow,td thei< fo\fi\\,nent. ,\\\ h<Sp,og«ss h.S 0st upon his power of speech. 0depended The pen is ,nightie< ,h,n th< swotd - but the tongue is ,nightie< th•n eithet· Th<oughoot the ,ges the gilt ol speech h.s ,n,de \e,dets ol ,nen. De~ h~nes\\ Cic«o--llutke-Webst«-Linco\n-wh•t , h,\\ o\ 1,,ne t~ e,nu\•t~- lt " we th•t we p•Y th<'° ttibute; but th< \utute \ies with us. We "'" ,nd g«d outsdves 1 o 1 1tua to the task. ph· Rh p· R. \

)o\ene Bryner BettY )o Beck BettY Lou J\\\red

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Boyd Fjeldsted Grant

Fausett

Donna Easton Robert Bryner

Nick Nikas John Jones Vauna Heaton Beth Frandsen

We\\s W akefie\d

Jarnes 'Tay\or Cara Redd Nelia Petitti

PJ B1 lllllll1 J t}JJ

sE/\'TON

路dent Vice-Pren

ENlD -c "NGE.LES V/\E D i:.,I"' LI\ President

. isn't so, enw-siit it a\\ but , 'Ihe Pi Garn t~ mystery to \ kv? '1 o a p\ace o is un uc . C rn room, d r ber thirteen \ the Pi Ja \ocked 00 . a\ rush Who said nu~ the number ~ mes be~ind the and th~ for;re held because tha\ ~re the hapPY ti arty in t~~ &Y:'cerernon1es ose who s 1 \ s\urnber p d \n1t1at10 h t h annua e\ecte 路 n with t e bers were s . n activ'This year _b~g~irnenew rnern . n in l{orne CC?~ i~c\uded tea at whic \oun ge. . articipat~o forrna\, wh1 . and the . the student a Chi were ~ the spring mistresses'. \ acting 1n \ p路 Gamm. party, rernonY . ch g1r !\dded to rnernor~~: oChr~strnasdd~~~r and NaJ :~tecr~aining :~~~rf~ pins; among , progressi orts an \ quent an couch and 路1ties; a. minis as esc . \s were rd ere a new sue~ tnh~1ke-l{ouse soC\rns achieve w "A and Mrs. spring I f\rnong_ ga E Jones, 1v,ras a hoste ssNan's hair. d }-1\.rs.t\ar~1stubby" Petersen\osses was . \ude Dr . :~ and Mrs. . eop\e inc and 1v,r. (avonte p Bess Jones, Pi Garn Merri\\, Mrs. Vern on

~E. yOl NG V/\LETreasurer Secretary-

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Alice Arnett

Patsy Burdick

Evangeline

Janet Carr

J ~anice FishS!

Beth Frandsen

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Bikakis

Jolene Bryner

Shanna DeAngeles

Norma Jean Gibson

Donna Easton

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Doris Mi\\er

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) MAX NELSON President

LAMAR LINDSAY LOIS SILLITOE Vice-President Secretary

Dan Bent

PRESTON suMMERHA'iS Adviser

Ski enthusiasm ,v«ywhe« ,nounts hish at th< aPP'a,anc< ol the fi,st sn?w\a\\. soon alt« this ,vent occu«ed in Ca<bon CountY, th< Ca,bon College Sk• Club was o,ganized and oHic«s w«.' ,iected in_ acco,dance with the corning ol th< app,op,iate season. Me,nb«sh•P ,n th< Sk, Club " open to any p«son ,n,o\\ed in either division of Carbon Co\\ege. The Ski Club, coop«ating with the Co~nci\ ?I Associated M~n_Students, spo~so«d the annual Ca,bon College Ski Ca<u,va\ ,n Janu>'Y· Actw•t"s began w,th an ice skating pa«Y at th< citY pond,_ and included th< «owning ol \ovdy Queen

BettY Lou at the Ski Dance, and sk• <aces at Cka<c«ek. The Ski Club is capably advised by p,eston Surnrn«hays,

ski insuucto<-

Merlin Johnson

Jack Edwa<ds

Douglas frnndsen

Janet Carr

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Cha,rnaine Hi\\

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\'!.,;,';Jfi r Lee Mi\\er John Mcfar\and

Renneth McRee

Torn Larcher Theodora Rarras

8.elen P\ese Ne\ia Petitti

Helen Rowe

Jessie Lee Ne\son

Rose O\iveto

J,mes T,y\ot

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Rent Wikoâ&#x20AC;˘

C\,udette W,ight

CHR1S AXELGARD Adviser

MORR1S NELSON President

PRES suMMERHA y s Adviser

The Athletic Club was this yea< cmnposed of twenty-nine m«nbecs who prnudly wo« the school colocs both on the playing field and on the campus . With wocthy advice from M.,. Summechays and Mc. Axelgacd, M.occis and all of the memb«s wo,ked unti,ingly, and the ,esults achieved ace pcaisewocthy. Among activities to be ,emembeced as being sponso«d by the Athletes ace the skits on "Hello" Day and Home Coming Day, the assembly depicting the history of Cacbon , the successful annual Junia, High Toucnament, and the Co-ed Day Dance. The ,oad to outstanding success in dub activities was well laid out by the 1949-10 membe<S of the Athletic Club. Achievements ,cached will be difficult to match in fo\\owing years .

Knute Crawford Kirk Alger

HAP PLAGA Vice-President

BRENT LINDSTROM Secretary

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Gilbert Hansen Ray Harnelwright Ernest Etzel

Don Jones Burl Hoopes Bi\l Hill George Higginson

A\\en Ne\son Joe Mason h\vin J u\iano

John Paloni Max: Oliphant Teddy Niwa

Grant Srnith J arnes Scarcelli Dan Ruden Car l Poglajen

Jack Woodward Paul Tratos Robert Thomas

HELEN KONT AS Vice-President

ARVA LOU COX Secretary

MARY Mt-RGAR£1' FLAlM NORlNE c1nRt-RD£l,Ll Adviser President With ,h, ,id of ,h,i< comp<""' ,d,is«, ,his g,ouP of gids ,uc«ssiu\\y p«fo,m<d ,h< du<i<' of ,h, C,<bonc<« Club in being of ""'" <o ,h, school, which •" uking c,« of ,h, infi<m>'Y ,nd ush«ing ,, p,og"'"'· In p,rtidp•<ing in ,c,;,;,;es, <h< ,ceomplis hm'"" of ,h< C.,bon««s we« m• ny. On Hom< Coming D•Y <h< C,<bo•"" \\oa< was ,w.,d«l firn<pl,«, <h< window displ•Y won ,s;,d plac<- Dudng ,h< Ch<is<m" s,,son, ,h, C,<bon<<"' w«< gi"" fi<s< p\a« hono" fo< ,h,i< d«o""d ««· "S,di< tt,wki••' D•Y" was ,,,;n looked {o,w><d ,o c,g«ly by <h< gi,ls, doub<fully by ,h, boys, bu< n<'erthd<'• enjoyed by ,ll. 1'h< Ca,bon«« comP'"''" ,ss,mblY was well p«sen«d ,nd wdl ,ee,;,ed. Ano<h« of ,h, v<'' which will be well «memb«'d is ,he B,skc<b•ll B,nqu« g\,en in hono< ~f ,h, high sehool b,sk«b,ll ,qu,d

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TE.RES/\ -p/\SCUZZl Treasurer

JOYCE soN/\CCl Infirmary Adviser

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E llen Rae Byers

Aileen Burton Flora Borla Esther Borla Gayle Batchelor

Lorina Fata Shirley Evans

Patsy Mahan Patsy Lamph Arba flenrie Lorraine Grosso Joy Greenhalgh

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Sylvia Protopappas

/1 Deon Sabin Doreen Roundy

Marian Worthen Myrleen Stevenson

Dolores Wilson

Marlene Staley

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.Katherine Zele

LARAE ELLETT Treasurer ELLEN AAGESON Adviser DELORES FRATTO PAULINE STELLA President Vice-President

RAE PEACOCK Secretary

Th< )\fajo«tt< Club, o,,,nizcd ptima<ily ,s ,n ,uxili,ry to th< b,nd in its ,ctiviti<S, h,s t,k<n ,n ,ctiv, p,tt in oth« school functions. Th, M,jo«tt<• pl,«d ,,cond in th< Hom< Coming Assembly with thcit ttio pa<odying nuts«Y rhymes. Th, M,jo«tt<

vicc-ot<Sidcnt, P,ulin< Stell•, who w,s th< seniot c,ndidat<,

was the \ove\y queen of Horne Corning festivities. To p,,s,nt , competitive ,sscmbly w,s , ch,lkng< to thos< ,ight«n

gids

and their adviser, but it was a challenge well met. Th< dub tt0vdcd to Vctn,1 with th< b,nd to tak< p,tt in th< «gion,1 music meet, ,nd to ,dd , colodul touch to th< b,nd with thcit ,ccu"" m,«hing and fancy maneuvers.

C\yta Chidester Lavon Bacon

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Martha

Fahl

Beth ~e\son J\udreY Meister Mignon Ray Doris Jean Jensen

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PEPCLUB

ELIZABETH ERICKSON Adviser

DONNA CHARLESWORTH Vice-President

:-lADELINE en -AA President

The Pep Club, high-school che«ing dub, h,s a v.,i«Y of tasks to p«fo«n. The PepP"' manage h,ll duty ,nd wock ,t the ol!ice ,witchbo.,d, besides m.,ching and cheecing ducing the high sehool football and b,sketball games, The Pepp«s entee wholeheactedly into the many extc,cuccicula< ,ctivities at C,cbon. They pcoduced the {icst-pl,ce skit foe Ca<bon's annual "Hello" Day ,nd nominated the candidate who .,., voted Seeond Attendant to the Home Comins Queen. The Pep pcesident, Madeline Cima, v,,s selected to ceign over the Senate Sweetheart Ball.

In Deeembe<, the Peppe<• and Senato<' sponsoced the silVCCannivees,cy banquet of the annual Pep-Senate Banquet in honoc of the low«-division football squad. The Pep compet>Bve assembly canked ,s equ,l with those of the p,st in being original, educational, and entertaining.

Cwen Anderson

JOYCE GREENWOOD

PERRy coDI"NGTON GILDA DEROSE

Treasurer

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Historian

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Phyllis Daskalos Beth Campbell Vivian Bradshaw Betty Besso

Faye fox Joyce Forrester Bonnie Fad dis Ann Dunn Katherine Dragatis

Carol Johnston Joyce Johnson Merlene )eanselrne Earlene Bills Cherie Hansen

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PEPClUB

Lois MalabY Luanne Lennberg

Connie Leonudakis

Beth Leavitt Connie Rae Jones

Mary Ann Rodosh Valene Reese Dixy Redd Marilyn Maynard

Frances Nielson

Jen1ene Young Marianne Thomas Wilma Jean Snow

Sharon Stoddard

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Joyce Young

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K£1TI-l BUSEY President "S«vi"

S,n>P" ,"

"'fo s«vc

LEV /\R R/\SMUSSE~ Adviser

ROY PRESTON Vice-Preside1it

AJw,ys," is ,h, ,no«o ol ,h, s,n"'

Club, ,n

o,g,ni,,,ion which soivcs w bc ol s,cvicc w CHbon Coll<g, 'fhc dub, in ,ddi<ion w school s,cvicc, P"'icipa<CS in ,n,ny ,cov,OCS du<ing ,,ch schoal Y'"· 'fh, S,na<' Club, in cooP""ion wi<h ,h, p,p Club, ,his Y'" sponso<'d ,h, Silvc< Anniv«sHY B,nquc< o! ,hc ,nnu,1 Pep-S,n"' B,nquc< to honor the lower division football squad.

v,1,n,in,'s o,y, F,b,uHY (ou«c<n<h, .,,,,,d ,h, d,<C o! ,h, s,n," sw,c<h"" B,11, ,n ,nnu,1 ,v,n<, which ,g,in w,s on, o! ,h, ,nos< b,,u,i!ul ,nd succcss!ul dances o\ the year. Th, p,in<ing o! ,h, "C", ,no,h«

p«!n,m,n" ol ,his g,oup ol boys, w,s ,njoy,d by ,11 who p,«icip,<cd- 'fhCS' ,c,ivi,ics, wgc<h« wi,h scvc"I p,iv,<e p,<<iCS, picnics, ,nd b,nquc<s, p,ovid<'I , w,\\-<0und,d Y'" lo< ,h, dub.

· Louie DeMarco

Jcrry DAVID pUT11/\N Secretary

E.f\RL BENEDICT Sergeant-at-arms

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Anderson

BEJlfff EtLUB

Angelo Lingos George Farrirnond

Donald James

Clair Draper

Lee Miller Lauren Miles Dan McAlpine John MaclZnight

Orson Nelson Bruce Nelson Kenneth Morgan J arnes Miner

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Donald Potts Tony Petru\as Dick Peterson John Oyharcabal

LeRoy Stevens ). la rvin Sealey Ra ymond Richens Clark Powe\\

Eddie \\hi-;.cnant ).lelvin \\' a\\ John Ungricht_ Grant Stoker

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' JOLENE BRYNER Editor

JANET BECKEL Associate Editor

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Staff: Jane Powell, Sally Olsen, Julia Lucero, Mary Ellen Borrego , Valene Reese. "The Carbonicle" as an institution survived another year as reporter of affairs pertaining to school, as a promoter of school spirit, as a regularly-functioning publication, and as a source of entertainment on "thank goodness it's Friday" day. Survived, we say, because the old bu ~aboo, lack of sufficient funds to see it entirely through, was again the prevailing kill-joy. But minor difficulties of that sort only went to make the project more challenging and more interesting. So the Carbonicle came through weekly most of the year and bi-monthly from necessity and popular opinion during the spring quarter. We can sincerely say, as its editors and staff, it has been good experience and fun to boot!

Staff: George Nikas, Teddy Robert Bryner.

Niwa, Allen Nelson, LeRoy Stevens, John Georgedes,

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Back shaw, Bettie Besso, Teresa Blair, Betty Blevins, Lucille Pretiger, Bonnie Oliv , Freddy Hardin, l'vierleene Pillinis, Mary Munoz. Front Row, Elaine a pton , Martha Dillard, Sharlene Bruno, Betty Carr, Rita Mae Taylor, Mary Bacca, Sonya Hyatt, Inez Gonzales.

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Back Row, Irene Garcia, Betty Ori, Mignon Kay , Beverly Jones, Dorothy Brackus, Pat Ballard, Dolores Wilson, Rhea Shaw. Front Row, Lois Malaby, Valene Reese, Alice Hanson. :\1ary Heath, Ellen Bently, Gwen Merchant, Elsie Garcia, Mary Franko, Madaline Barra.

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Council Members: Enid Seaton , Secretary; Sh.rnna DeAngeles, Dixy Redd , Lois Malaby , Vice-President ; Joyce Forrester , Valene Reese, Valene Youn g, Vauna Heaton, Betty Lou Allred , President; Mrs. Bess Jones , Dean of Women; Donna Charlesworth, Nan Leonard.

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· Council Members: Wesley Larsen, Adviser, Paul Turner, Vice-President, Leland Bird, Adviser. Ruben Jiminez, Mike Dougherty, Secretary; Daryl Nord, President not pictured.

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JAMES TAYLOR Editor

ENID SEATO:\T Associate Editor

JOH:\! YACK Ad viser

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V. E. WILLIAMS Adviser

JACK SWEETRING

ROBERT BRYNER

Business Manager

Photographer

ALVIN SWASEY

LEROY STEVENS

Ph otographe r

Photographer

GAIL PRINCE

JOLENE BRY~ER

Sports

Calendar

Sonya Hyatt, Tony Petrulas, Faye Fox, Kent Wilcox, Perry Codington, Paul Taylor

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Gail Prince, Janet Carr , Lloyd Jaramillo, Jane Powell. Lucille Jorgenson , Editor not pictured.

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Staff: Kenneth McKee, Rita 1ae Taylor, Valene Reese, Betty Jo Fazzio, Donna Charlesworth, I\Iartha Dillard, John Ungricht

Carbon College Golden Eagles showed enthusiastic football fans that they had the fight and spirit necessary to make a great team when they came from behind in the last seconds of the first game on the new athletic field to defeat the Mesa Mavericks 14-12. The Eagles then went on to gain victories over Snow College, Westminster, Fort Lewis, B.A.C., and Mesa again.

The squad, coached by Jackson Jewkes. and led by co-captains Shoro Budo and Steve Milovich, played its best game battling the league champs, the Boise Broncs, to the last gun, but losing 19-7.

Carbon's injury-plagued team members lost to S. I. C. E. and to Weber, but even in defeat they brought praise and credit to Carbon College.

I STEVE MILOVICH Captain SHORO BUDO Captain

JACKSON JEWKES Coach bO:--J LEO~ARD Line Coach Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon

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Carbon Mesa -----------·-------12* Snow ____________________ 8 Carbon Mesa ____________________ 6* Carbon B.A.C. _____ ___________ 0 Carbon Ft. Lewis ____________ 20*

MA UEL ABEYTA Guard

NORMAN APLANALP Quarterback

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Westminster

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7 Boise -------------····-··I 9 13 S.I.C.E. -·-·········--·- 19 25 Weber ··-·-·----·----·---41 *Denotes game TOM BURR Halfback

non-league

DARREL CRAWFORD Fullback

JOB JESSE>J Tac kle

HAROLD CU.'.\JNINGHAM Tackle

BILL KIRKWOOD Guard

DAVID FADDIS Quarterback

i\IIKE

KOLOVICH Tackle

LaMAR HUSSEY Guard

G . A. LARSE " Halfback

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La MAR LINDSAY Halfback

TED l\IILOVlCH End

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A:--JGELOMAHLERES End

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~IURPH Y End

BILL MATHIS Guard

SHARON McDONALD Center

CLARKE ~ EILSO>l Guard

DARYL '.\JORD Halfback

JAMES OLIVER Center

MARTI'.'J RODOSH Guard

CLIVE PETERSO~ Guard

ART STEELE End â&#x20AC;¢

GAIL PRINCE Tackle

TOM STEELE End

DUANE QUI~N End

JAY STEWART Guard

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The Carbon High Dinosaurs again fielded a powerful grid squad under the guid ance of Pr es Summerhays. Th e Blue and White squad lost their hopes for a repeat at the state title when they dropped their first two games to Ogden and Gr and Junction, but they showed a ma stery of football technique equal to an y team in the state later in the season as they downed Weber , Tooele, and North Cache. In a game notable for its low score, the Din os defeat ed Logan 2-0 by a safety on a mud-c overed field . The Carbon boys again showed th eir stren gth as they gained a victory over Lincoln, and completel y outcla ssed a lar ger Granite squad to end a successful season . The lar ge number of Juniors on thi s year's squad indicates that Carbon should fare well in the "Big Eight" next year.

PRF.S SllMMERHA Y S Coach KIRK ALGER Cap tain Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon

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MAYNE CLI NGMAN Fullba ck

JIMMY SCARCELLI Captain DAVID BU'.\INELL Center Ogden Grand Weber Tooele

.................... Junction .... .................... ............. .......

ERNIE ETZEL Quart erback

12 13 12 0

Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon

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28 38

RO:--JALD EV A>JS Guard

North Cache ........ Logan .................... Lincoln ................ Granite ................

0 0 0 14

GAIL HAMELWRIGHT Guard

RAY HAMEL WRIGHT Tackle

CAL HANSEN End

BILL HILL Center

BURL HOOPES Halfback

GILBERT HA, SE>J Halfback

OA VID JESSE>J End

CEORGE HIGGI:'.\JSO>J End

DO1. JO>JES Quarterback

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AL VIN JULIANO Guard

JOE MASON Quarterback

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BRENT

LINDSTROM End

LEWIS MYERS Guard

CHARLES MADSEN Tackle

ALLEN NELSO:'.'J Halfback

JACK MARSING Tackle

MORRIS NELSON End

TEDDY N IWA

MAX OLIPHANT

H alfback

T ackle

HEN RY PIAZ Guard

ALBERT

OPPOCHER End

JOHN PALO~ I

TED PAPPAS

Halfback

Tackle

TOM OSSANA Halfback

PAUL PERKI Guard

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HAP PLAGA Guard

BOB THOMAS Center

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CARL POGLAJEN Center

PAULTRATOS End

DAN RUDEN Fullback

GRANT SMITH Guard

DICK URQl.JHART Tackle

JACK WOODWARD Quarterback

Coach Jackson Jewkes' Golden Eagle cagers brought much recognition and honor to Carbon College this year as they won the lntermountain College Athletic Conference Southern Division championship. This is the first basketball crown of any kind that has been won by a Carbon team, and the school has much pride in this team. Although the "Champs" won the Southern Division crown, the Eagles showed their greatest fight and determination as they dropped a heartbreaking two out of three game championship to Weber College . Led by All-Conference center Tom Steele , who captur ed every conference scoring record but one, the Eagles showed the fight, spirit, and scoring punch of a championship team. Two other Eagle players, Daryl Nord and Geary l\1cCandless, also gained All-Conference recognition. JACKSO:--J JEWKES Coach

TOM STEELE Captain

Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon

At the close of the season, the Carbon Boosters' Club, composed of Carbon County businessmen , sponsored a banquet honoring the Eagles , and awarded the school with a troph y inscribed with the names of team members for winnin g of the Southern Division championship. The Booster Club ha s wholeheartedly supported every Carbon activity throughout the past year.

Tom Steele - Art Jeanselme,

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55 48 51 44 43 47 47 70 51 62 61 49

Mesa --·······-·----- 75 USAC Frosh .... 60 Ricks ---------------68 SICE ----------------52 USAC Frosh .... 88 Mesa ---------------54 B -A C ------------42 B A C ------------35 Westminster ---- 24 Westminster .... 44 Snow ---------------39 Snow ---------------46 Blanding ---------- 51 Blanding ---- · ····· 50

Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon

77 69 51 50 45 58 52 59 42 50 47 61 49 38 51

Pre sident of Booster Club

Dixie ······-··-- ···· · 54 Dixie ...... .... .. .... 57 Trinidad ............ 52 Casper ·· ·· ····-··- 64 Snow ···· ·· · ·---- --- - 55 Snow ····· ··· ··- ----- 59 Westminster 57 Westminster .. .. 45 BA C ........... ... 63 BA C ................ 47 Dixie · · · · ·-·-··· · ··· · 64Dixie ·····----------- 51 Weber ................ 50 Weber ................ 37 Weber ................ 57

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DON LAY

LOUIS BOSCO -114-

REID LEEMASTER

DARRYL

ORD

JIM PEACOCK

TONY WE LCH

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M IKE DOUGHE RTY Athletic

Mana ger

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Th ough the y won only a few games , Coach Chris Axelgard' s Din osaur cagers impressed everyone with their gamene ss and never-say-die spirit as they carried Carbon 's blue and white to all parts of Utah and Colorado. The outstandin g event of the high school season was the four-team tournament held at Ca rbon amon g Grand Junction , Spanish Fork , Americ an Fork and Carbon. CHRIS AXEL GARD Coach

Carbon Carb on Carb on Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon ............

31 36 51

45 26 30 27 38 31 48 45 32 42 28 31 32 36 37

No rth Sanp ete .... 29 Mo ntic ello ............ 32 Grand Junction .... 54 ,...... Grand Junction .... 55 / Payson ................ 45 ✓ American Fork .... 49 / Moab .................... 59/ North Emery ........ 40"' Juab .................... 46,, North Emery ........ 37 Moab .................... 491" Juab .................... 28 Grand Junction .... 41 American Fork .... 41 / Spanish Fork .... 33 B. Y. High ............ 51 Lehi .................... 42 Spanish Fork ........ 57

GERALD CULWELL Captain

MORRIS NELSON Captain

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MAYNE CLINGMAN

JAMES MINER

LAUREN MILES

BRENT LINDSTROM

ALVIN JULIANO

KNUTE CRAWFORD

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RONALD EVANS

JOHN PALONI

ALBERT OPPOCHE R

LEWIS MYERS

JACK WOODWARD

DON JONES Athletic Manager

CARL POGLJ\JEN

I )J\VID THOMPSON

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Jackson Jewkes, Coach, Art Steele, Reid Leamaster, Paul Turner, Ben Ward,

Fred Halvor.sen, Harold Cunningham, Jay Stewart, Jim Murphy. Jim Garber, Bobby Davis, Darrel Crawford, LaMar Lindsay, David Faddis, Veloy Piccioni, David Crawford, Richard Kennedy, Jim Banasky.

Coach Jewkes fielded a powerful diamond squad for Carbon's first year of baseball competition in the l.C.A.C. This year's nine was made up of veterans of last year's college squad and several members of the champion~ ship Carbon High School aggregation of last year. The Eagles' diamond team added to Carbon's growing record of sports honors.

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Louis Crocco, Max Oliphant, Morris Nelson, Don Jones, Coach Chris Axelgard. Glen Davis, Jack Woodward, Gerald Culwell, Jim Bowns, Jim Scarcelli, John Paloni, Kirk Alger, Knute Crawford. Albert Oppocher, Burl Hoopes, Carl Poglajen, Darrell Greener, Alvin Juliano, Ernest Etzel, Ferron Pappas.

Despite the loss of most of his last year's championship squad, Coach Chris Axelgard again fielded a powerful squad led by a veteran pitcher, Gerald Culwell. The Dinos had schedule troubles, but built up an enviable record, equaling that of any team in the state.

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Pres Summerhays, Coach, Charles Madsen , David Jessen, Jack Marsing, Kent Wilcox, Hap Plaga, Willard Van Wagoner, Calvin Hansen, Raul Franco, Billy Johnson, Ray Hamelwright. Dan Bent, Paul Tratos, Kenneth Harris, Bill Jameson , Benny Nlartinez , Gene Mossman, Tommy Mower, Clyde Reavely, Earl Benedict. Allen Nelson ; Gene Heath, Raymond Richens, Glenn Stowell , Stanley Roberts , H oward Bagnell, Douglas Easton.

Duane Quinn, John Pessetto , Mike Dougherty, Smith, Tom Thomas, Bob Jessen, Tom Burr

Harold Cunnin gham, Nea l

Ted Christensen, Don Lay , DeLoy Anderson, G. A. Larsen, Richard Clerico,

Jim Murphy

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Claude Cowley, Coach, Ray Hamelwright, Matthew Kloepfer, Allen Nelson, Grant Turner, Max Oliphant, Charles Madsen, David Jessen, Gene Mossman, Don Rowley, Raymond Johnson, Gene Heath, Howard Bagnell, Glenn Stowell, Louis Crocco. The State High School Wrestling Tournament, held this year at Carbon, helped to create much interest and enthusiasm toward this sport.

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Non Merrill, Richard Farish, David Thompson, Rex McArthur, Brent Lindstrom, Dick Peterson, Wells Wakefield, Tom Arnett, James Miner, Raymond Rachele, Claude Cowley, Coach.

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Junior "Carbon's Newest Arrival"

Eaglette "Old Woman in the Shoe"

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Majorette "Cinderella"

Senate "Little Miss Muffet"

Athletic "King Carbon's Court

Senior "Snow White"

Freshmen "Little Bo Peep"

Pep "Peter, Pumpkin Eater"

S?phomore "Jackson, Giant Killer"

Pi Gamma Chi "Queen of Hearts

DEDJe;r fJD1l September 16, 1949, a memorable day for Carbon College, marked the date of the dedication of the new $44,000 athletic field. Among the honored guests pre sent were F. L. Wilkenson, representative of Governor J. Bracken Lee , and E. Allen Bateman , State Superintendent of Public Instruction. The field was dedicated as "Carbon College Stadium" by Enid Seaton who was crowned Dedication Queen by Superinten-, dent Bateman during impressive halftime activities. Chosen to reign with Queen Enid were her attendants, La Vae DeAngeles and Charmaine Hill. The closing minutes of the football game proved to be tense, but the Carbon Golden Eagles dedicated their field with a "first-game" victory.

LaVae DeAngeles , Enid Seat~n, Charmaine Hill

Mayor A. D. Keller, Pres. A. E. Jones, Pres. J. A. Nuttall, Supt. E. Allen Bateman, Pres. Glen Snow, Supt. Mont Harmon.

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Carbon College students celebrated the annual Snow Carnival this year by choosing Betty Lou Allred as their Snow Queen, and by enthusiastically supporting the varied activities during the Carnival. A skating party was held Thursday, January 26, and afterwards, chili was served at the cafeteria. After the basketball game between Carbon High and American Fork, the students enjoyed the Snow Ball. Because the weatherman and the Ski Club couldn't get together, the actual competition didn't take place on January 29 as planned, but was carried out a few weeks later.

Clear Creek, site of ski races.

Tom Larcher, the winnah !

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Snow Ball

Merlene Jeanselme , Wilma Snow, Cherie Hansen, Helen Rowe , Donna Woodruff

Gwenn Anderson, Phyllis Daskalos, Bonnie Faddis

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TOM BITHELL, NICK NIKAS

ROBERT BRYNER, JAMES TAYLOR

JOHN JONES, GEORGE MORGAN, Debate Coach

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AARON A. ROYLANCE, J. NILE WASHBURN Speech Advisers

BETTY JO BECK , BETTY LOU ALLRED, DONNA EASTO , BETH FRANDSEN , WELLS WAKEFIELD, CARA REDD, NELIA PETITTI, DOROTHY HARDEE The Carbon College speech <lepartment not only traveled more extensively this year than ever before , but als.o brought home more honors and more experience than heretofore. The year began with a practice contest, which was returned later at Carbon, with the students of Brigham Young University . Shortly afterwards, a group of six fellows made a trip to Logan, Utah, to engage in debate with members of other colleges of Utah. Returning home with a split record , this group , along with the entire speech department, went to Branch Agricultural College to participate in the lntermountain College Forensic Tournament. There, at Cedar City, Utah, members of our squad won second place honors in debate and radio plays. One week later, six fellows journeyed to Pasadena, California , where they engaged in the California Institute of Techn ology Invitational Debate Tournament. This tournament seemingly taught the debaters how to influence California and out-of-state judges , for approximately one month later, after a very eventful hike to the National Phi Rho Pi Tournament in Bakersfield, California, four debaters managed to procure the fifth place in over-all team points, while two of these, Tom Bithell and Nick Nikas, won second place national debate. Tom Bithell also cornered a third place tie in impromptu speaking. The gentleman who is held accountable for the success of these fellows is Mr . George Morgan, while Mr. J. Nile Washburn and Mr. Aaron A. Roylance receive credit for the excellent coaching of the other participants. Ever looking to future honors, we can truthfully say that the year 1949-50 in the history of the speech department of Carbon College started the inevitable climb to greater success .

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DAVID THOMPSON, REX MCARTHUR

KEITH BUSEY, BRUCE NELSON

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MARY AUSTIN, LARAE ELLETT

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GALE HAMELWRIGHT,

DEAN SHIM~HNS , BRENT LINDSTROM,

PHYLLIS

DASKALOS,

BONNIE

TO~Y PETR U LAS

FADDIS

In spite of the fact that the High School Speech department has withdrawn from the High School Activities Association, the speech students have had a successful year. The debaters participated in three tournament debate contests and in one day of practice debate . The speech students attended two speech tournaments during the year. Carbon received a visit from the Brigham Young University debaters, returning a trip made by the college debaters early in the year. The high school debaters participated in this practice tournament and gained much valued experience . On the second week in February, the speech students accompanied the college speech squad to the Inter-Mountain College Forensic Tournament at Cedar City. Even though they were competing against students with greater experience, their record was admirable. A week later one high school team attended the California Institute of Technology Invitational Debate Tournament with the college teams. They met teams from Stanford,, Pasadena, Los Angeles, and other California schools. Shortly after the California trip, the high school speech students traveled to Weber for the annual Weber speech meet. The high school speech students owe their ability to their able advisers, George C. Morgan in debate, and J. Nile Washburn and Aaron A. Roylance in speech.

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CAST OF CHARACTERS Countess Maritza ................... ......... Elaine Waterman Count Tassilo ................................................ Bill Craig Manya .................................................... Cherie Hansen Zingo .......................................................... David Fausett Populescu ............................................ Wells Wakefield Baron Zupan ................................................ Kent Wilcox Lisa .................................................................. Cara Redd Captain Stefan ............................................ Jim Bergera Lazio ................................................................ Fred Matis Tsheko ........................................................ Jack Edwards epomuk ........................................... ......... Arlen Clave! Princess Bozena ........................................ Jolene Bryner Officer II ............................................ Robert Burgener Under the Direction of Apollo Hansen Stage Directed by Aaron Roylance Scenery by ............................................ Aaron Roylance Orchestra ................................................ E. M. Williams Dancing ............................................ Mrs. Gunda Reid

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CAST OF CH ARACTERS Jud ge Atherton --------------------------------------- David Fausett Madame Atherton --------------------------- E laine Wate rman Laura

Atherton

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Jane Atherton --------------------,------------------------- Cara Redd Dr. Wetherell --------------------------------------- Robert Bur gener Ma jor Banniste r --------------------------------------- Kent Wilcox Walter Hi ggs ---------------------------------------- Charle s Mad sen Thomas --------------------------------------------------Jack Edward s Directed By Aaron A. Roylance Student Director Donald James

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CAST OF CHARACTERS Monsieur Jordain ................................ David Fausett Madame Jourdain ............................ Elaine Waterman Lucille ................................................ Charlene Bryner Cleonte ................................................ Robert Burgener Covielle ........................................................ Roy Preston Dorante ............................................ Geary McCandless Dorimene ................................................ Bonnie Faddis Dancing Master ................................ Lucille Jorgenson Fencing Master ................................ Gale Hamelwright Music Master ............................................ Jolene Bryner Philosopher ............................................ Charles Madsen Tailor ........................................................ Jack Edwards Lackey .................................................... Marjorie King Lackey .......................................................... Rae Peacock Direc1ed By Aaron A. Roylance Assistant Director Jack Edwards

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CARA REDD Secretary

ENID SEATON Vice-President

DAVID FAUSETT President

The Carbon Broadcasting Club has as its major purpose the preparation of the scripts for the college radio program, "Carbon College Presents", heard every Saturday morning over the local radio station, KOAL. AARON A. ROYLANCE Adviser

J. NILE

WASHBURN Adviser

Those students who have participated in this activity wish to extend their gratitude to Aaron A. Roylance and J. Nile Washburn for their assistance and advice.

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Pres Summerhays, Coach, Reed Van Wagoner, Richard Farish, James Taylor, Bartley McDonald, Nick Kiahtipes, Steve Milovich, Morris Curtis, John Angotti Tom Larcher, Betty Marakis, Janet Beckel, Jean Juliano, Ellen Thompson, Donna Easton, Valene Young, Tony Paiz.

Pres Summerhayes and ski contestants

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"CHIPS

OFF GIBBY"

Sept. 9 - The year started as all good little school years should - with enthusiasm at registration - high school. Sept. 13 - College registration-and for all the new kids-more'n ever before! :\fore room, too, with the new parking lot road. "Gibby" Sept. 16 - Dtdication of the new field tonight - officials and spotlights, bands and ALL those Eaglettes, and -of course, Queen Enid and Attendants La Vae and Charmaine. Incidentally, we won the game, too. Sept. 21 - Band and Majorettes took off for State Fair. A.W.S. and A.M.S. elections all over the place here. Sept. 30 - First movie assembly, "Les Miserables". "I know what you must've gone through!"

Here we go again.

Oct. 5 - Hello, hello, hello! Quite right"Hello" Day put the be-bop swing into things, and everyone's getting friendly as can be. Oct. 6 phrase -

Frosh Initiation?? Or to coin a "Wha' hoppen ?"

Oct. 7 - "Gus" is back and the cafeteria resumes its old flavor.

Band marches on!

Oct. 11 - Frosh treated Sophs to a party. Some fun! Oct. 12 bang.

lntramurals

kicked off with a

Oct. 24 - Halls were kinda vacant while all the Dan'! Boones, Carbon Style, were out a-huntin' deer. Oct. 27 - "Gibby" got a new coat "keep up with the Joneses!"

gotta

Creation?

Oct. 28 - Home Coming!! - And what a time! - Alum breakfast, pep rally, bigger'n ever parade and fantastic floats, assembly with all those trios, the big game, and the dance. "Carbon, the Giant Killer" really reigned supreme with the aid of Queen Pauline Stella and her two attendants, Faye Olsen and Joyce Greenwood. -142-

Her Majesty, The Queen!

"CHIPS OFF GIBBY"

Oct. 31 - Co-editors John Angotti and Doris Miller breathed a big sigh of relief as they put the Student Directory on sale. Handy book, that! Nov. 1 - Must be winter "awreddy " 'cause we voted for a 45-minute lunch hour while the weather's so beastly. Nov . 4 Such hair-combing and tiestraightening as you never saw - voted for yearbook personalities today. Nov. 7 - "One yearbo ok in the makin g coming up!" - so saith photog White as he gaily snapped tons of tho se later-referredto-as "monstrosities" - yearbook pictures. Nov. 10 - A lady sea-diver and a United States Senator in one day. "Senator \Vatkins, what about lobbying?" Nov . 11 - We got our money's worth for sure when the Community Concert let us in as student members . Those Revelers were terrific! Nov. 15 - How classy can a cafeteria get? Today we got music with our meal courtesy of the Pessetto brothers - (and accordions). Nov. 17 - He tried, but the "Would Be Gentleman" just wouldn't be. B'sides that, his knees were showing . My! Nov. 18 - "Laura" showed up - and so did the D.A .R. essay winners Merlene Jeanselme, Julie McGuire, and Cherie Hansen.

Nov. 21 End of the quarter found Sadie Hawkins' -Day setting in-games , assembly , raffle, dance, n'everything ! Carbonettes did it up brown. Nov. 21 - Warning in "Ye Bulletin" no smooching in the halls - aw heck! Nov. 22 - Well, we got a look at all the "wheels" as they were introduced to the rest of us'ns - then we danced all afternoon. (Even us Iii' cogs! ) -143-

"You know what -

I'm happy."

"CHIPS OFF GIBBY"

Nov. 23 - Thanksgiving - thank heaven! -But the "Levi Drag" was kinda fun. Nov. 28 - All those cute Iii' juniors voted for the cutest Iii' class rings. Looking ahead. Nov. 29 quarter.

Back and rarin' to go -

winter l\1en or Mighty Mice?

Dec. 1 - Eaglettes and Boosters fed the Eagles tonight - vice versa, or something. Food was good - program too! "Huddle and go!" Dec. 2 - Junior High Clickers clicked in their assembly today. More junior talent coming up! Dec. 5 - Another club yet - Carbon Broadcasting Club organized today "Carbon College on the Air" must go on! Turnabout! Dec. 6 - Yearbook subscriptions went on sale . 'Nuff sed. Dec. 12 - Pep-Senate Banquet was a howling that is. This "Arabian" up by "Sin-bad" Jones,

Silver Anniversary success - howling, night was warmed Jr.

Dec. 14 - "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir" got quite a reaction from a full house of studes. Quite! Dec. 16 - "Pinkie" was the theme, a huge reproduction of the famous painting was the center of attraction, and David Fausett, Brent Lindstrom, and Jim Murphy were the gentlemen of the evening at the Preference Ball. Suffice it to say "A good time was had by all." Understatement!! Dec. 19 - Block "C" put plastic book covers on sale - "cutes'-to-do" - and that dinosaur! Dec. 20 Special pep-rally assembly. Who said we have no school spirit? Dec. z:; - Christmas trees all over the place. Then came the band and choruses caroling in the halls and the Eaglettes in the cafeteria at noon. S'nice. Christmas Concert tonight - "Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night." -144-

Inspiring

"CHIPS

OFF GIBBY"

Jan. 4 - And a brand new year to start on -second half of a century, too - with 274 regular daytime "college kids" enrolled. "Look , ma, I'm growing!" Jan. 5 - "The Three Mu sketeers" one-foral!ed it all over the place. Good show . Jan. 10- "Quick! - Like a bunn y" - and a square meal disappears in a fast 45 minutes. :--licegettin g out at 3: 30, thou gh. Jan. 11 - Perry Codin gton chosen D.A.R . Pilgrim. Whatta girl! Jan. 12 - Naughty! ~ au ght y ! ~'!ilk bottles and trays left on cafeter ia tabl es got du e mention in the Bulletin. "On the spot news" Jan . 13 - Band presented concert assembly -lot sa music and uniform s - and that teddy bear! Jan. 18 - Grant Johanne sen pleased us all highly in an other Communit y Concert . Jan. 20 - Ski Club assembl y poppe d up out 'n all the snow. Looks like fun. Jan. 25 - "Son of Fur y" cau sed a near riot - such booin g the villain and applauding the hero! Jan. 26 - Oooooh - more fun. Ice skating party and chili a la Gus! Jan . 27 - Look , no coal - look - no ski train. But the Ski Ball alm ost made up for the loss.

" C'mo n, sing!"

Jan. 30 - "March of Dime s" had plenty of free advertising what with the epidemic of crutches in the halls .

"Slave labor"

Feb. 3 - Eaglettes made a " funny" (it was behind the smoke screen ,) "C omic Striptease" teased, all right! Feb. 9 - A.W.S. and A.M.S . meetin gs separately , of course, but "Vew y interwesting" just the same! Feb. 10 - Mr. Brown naturalized and explored for us. How natural can ya ' get? "On-the-spot news!"

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"Marching along ..

"CHIPS

OFF GIBBY"

Feb. 16 - Majorette assembly, "Love is the Craziest Thing!" was a cutie. Feb. 20 - Don Cossack Choir startled and pleased-watch it, bud-with those knives! Feb. 21 - Order of the day: Sophs and Seniors rushin' to check graduation eligibility. Some of 'em in the red, but no "Stalin" here! F eh. 24 - American mode: strike gets more serious; we get more food. "Something new has been added" to the cafeteria - an "enra" table. Yummm !

"Who could help but cheer?"

Feb. 28 - "Rola!" - Royalty, gypsies, soldiers, and tenors all over the joint. Yup, "Countess Maritza" had a very successful two-nil!'ht stand. Everybody had fun - especially the chorus--backstage. Mar. 2 - At last--brawnies with brains . thletic Club assembly today was intellectual and interesting to boot. Kirk's shadow got an encore, even . .\far. 3 - "A" Invisible movie this time. That poor man sure got his ree-venge ! :Mar. 10 - Such shy-guys as letter-earners are--(on the stage, at least) Awards were revealing, though.

"Beginnings of a masterpiece"

Mar. 13 SOUTHER.~ DIVISION CHAMPS - that's us! Golly, what a game! And what a terrific team! ~far. 14 - Ea!!lettes and lotsa "collegiates" took off for Weber Carbon Countyâ&#x20AC;˘ showed up in Ogden. Mar. 15 - Whatta school! "All for one and one for all"-we're from Carbon, and proud of it! Mar. 16 - So we "lost" the game, and the Intermountain States Championship by one ''point" - but we got something far more valuable out of the deal-school unity. "Love that studentbody !"

"Seeing the team off'

Mar. 17 - Carbonettes really wowed 'em with "Dreamer's Holiday". Well, we can dream, can't we? Mar. 24 - Faculty ladies gave a party for all coeds - chuck-wagon dinner and square dancing - Mr. Merrill on the "calling" end - entertainment plus. Mar. 31 - Juniors promenaded to "Stairway to the Stars." Stars were on the stage, stars were in the Juniors' eyes. Simply scrumptious!

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"CHIPS

OFF GIBBY"

Apr. 7 - "Melodeers'' melodically lived up to their name. Kids ate it up. Apr. 10 - Boosters banqueted basketball Champs-trophies n' movies n' food even! Apr. 12 - Carbon College presented Provo High School Orchestra-no strings attached. Apr. 13 - ÂˇÂˇChildren of the Moon " matineed for us. Hard to get back down to earth. Eerie, wot? Apr. 13 - Then tonight, Carbonette annual affair for basketball team-Dinosaurs wined and dined in style. Apr. 17 - Senators innovated "Go South, young man" with their "South Sea Island" assembly today. LeRoy proved he could sing as well as handle yearbook photography. Senators did it again! Apr. 20 - Whoop-dee-doo! ! College kids all piled in and took off on the annual outing. >Jational Arches Monument proved an apt spot for picnicking-"Show me the route to my abode!" Apr. 21 - Senior Hop was quite an affair , what with dancing both upstairs and down! The "Aaron Jones' Rainbow Rendezvous'" really "rained" in the library and the cafeteria. Gotta hand it to tnose Seniors! Apr. 26 - Peppers "brought up the rear" with "South Pacific", last competitive assembly this school year. Mmm - "South Pacific," here I come! May 3 - Pi Garn Spring Formal was melodramatic, to say the least. Country Club served as background. They "merry-wentround" and "may-timed ". S'nice.

"Diversion"

May 5 - "Coed Day" - or "Award Day", if you will. A May hey-day at any rate. Medals and scholarships and games and fun all over, everywhere. This could get to be a tradition! May 18-19 - GRADUATIO:--J! And goodbye to dear old Carbon for the Sophs, some of the Seniors, too. Did you ever see so many teas and baccalaureate and graduation programs? Double trouble, that. But we lea vewith thoughts behind us, and memories that will always cling. It's been fun----

so long!

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Aageson , Ellen ..................... ..................................... 8, 85 Abetya, Manuel ............... ................. ............ 27, 67, 104 Abeyta, Ted .................................................................. 24 Albrechtsen, Bud ....................... ................................. 53 Alfieris , Emanuel .................................................... ...... 27 Alger, Kirk .................... 37. 38. 79. 108, 116, 120 Allred, Betty Lou .................... 27, 70, 72, 74, 126, 129 Amador, Manuel .......................................................... 53 Andersen, Jerry ......................................... ... 53, 90, 130 Anderson , Arhutr ........................................................ 27 Anderson , Beverly ................... ............................. 38, 82 Anderson, Clara .................................................. ........ 53 Anderson, DeLoy ........................ ................ .............. 121 Anderson, Gwenn ........................... ............ 38, 87. 127 Anderson, Hel ene .......... ....... 13 Anderson, Tackqu elyn .................... ............................ 51 Anderson, M arily n .................................. ...................... 27 Anderson, Merl ................... ......................................... 38 Anderson, l\tierl ynn .................................................... 27 Anderson, Roger .............. . ................. 53 Ander son. Stanl ey ...................... ........... ......... 27 Angotti , John ... ....................................... 27. 141 Aplanalp , Norman .............................. ... 20 lOi Arnett, Alice ................................ ................ 18, 20. 70. 75 Arnett , Tom .......................................... 53, 122 Atwood , Udell ......................... ....................... 27 Austin, Mary ....................................................... 38. 130 Axelgard, Chris .................................... 8, 79, 116, 120 Ba cca, Mar y ......................................... ... S3, 98 Bacon , La Yun ........................................................ 38, 85 Bagnell , Howar d ........................................... . 53, 122, 121 Baldwin, Wallace ........................................................ 38 Ballard , Pat sy ........................................................ 53, 98 Banasky , Gerald ............................................................ 27 Banasky , Jame s ........................... ......................... 53. I 1<) Banner, Clyde ................................................................ 38 Barnett. Helen .... ....................................... ........ 27 Barney , Charle s ........................ ................................. 53 Barra , Madalyn ............... .... ............................. 53. 98 Batchel or, Gayle ............................ ............ 53, 83 Bateman , E. Allen ................................... ........ I', Bateman , Marvin ........................ ............... S"l Bath, Barbara ............................ ................. 53 Beck . Betty Jo ................................ 26, 27. 70. 72. 12'1 Beckel, Barbara ........................................................... 20 Beckel, Janet .. ......................................... 70. 96. 141 Beec·h. Lois J ean... ......................................... .. 3~ Bendall , Fae ................................................................ 3B Bendall , Jean .......................................................... ...... 38 Benedict, Earl ................................................ 38, 0 0. 121 Bent , Dan .................................................... 38, 77. 121 Bentley, Ellen ............... 53. 9il Berensen , Carlyle ......................................... 53 Bergera, Jim ................................................... :i;7 Bertot , Rosalie .............. ,........................................... 53 Besso, Bettie .................................................... 53, 88. 98 Bikakis, Evangeline ................................................ 27. 7, Biondich , Anna ........................... ............................... 38 Bird , Leland ............................... ................... ............ 8. 99 Bishoo. Ray .................................................... ......... 53 Bithell. Harold .................................................. 8 Rithell. Tmn ............................................ 20, 67, 72, 128 Bitton , Edward ... .......................... 53 Black , Karl .. ................................................. ............. 38 Black. Marta ................................................ .............. 38 Black . William ................................................................ 27 Blackburn, Alvin ................ ....................................... 39 Blackham. Frances ........................................................ 38 Blair, Teresa ............................................................ 53, 98 Blanc, August ................................................................ 38 Blanusa , Mike .............................................................. 38 Blevens, Betty ............................................ ....... 53, 98 Bliss, Edna .................................................................... 38 Bonacci. Joyce Ann ................................................ 39. 82 Borla, Esther ............................................................ 53, 85 Borla, Flora ............................................................ 39. 83 Borrego, Mary Ellen ............................................ 39, 97 Bosco, Louis .................................................................. 114 Bowman, J uanite ............................................................ 27 Bowns, James ........................................................ 39, 120

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Georgedes, Florence ................................................. ... 56 Georgedes, John ........................................... ..... 41, 97 Georgedes, Nola ............................................................ 30 Ghiradelli, Norine ................................................ 41 82 Gibson , Ardyth ....................................... ....................... 56 Gibson. Norma Jean ................................ 26, 30. 70, 75 Gonzales, Elvera ............................................................ 56 Gonzales. Inez ........................................................ 41, 98 Gough, Frank ................................................................ 41 Greener, Darrell ............................................ 37, 41. 120 Greenhalgh. Toy .................................................... 65. fl, Greenwood, Joy ce ............................................ 41, 87, 124 Grevon, Louis .............................................................. 56 Grosso. Lorraine ...................................................... 56, 83 Grunrlvig , Bessie ........................................................ 41 Guymo n, Duane ........................................................ 21 Haddon , Bonnie ........................................................... 56 Halton. Clifford .. ......................................................... 24 Halverson, Kent ........................................................ 41 Halvorsen . Fred .................................................... 30. 119 Hamelwright , Gale ................................................ 56, 131 Hamelwright , Ray ........................ 42, 80, 109, 121, 122 Hamilton , Elmer ............................................................ S6 Hamilton , Lvle .............................................................. 56 Hamilton , Mildred ...................................................... 56 Hampton , Elaine .................................................... 56, 98 Han sen, Apollo .............................................................. 9 Hansen , Calvin .............................................. 56, 109, 121 Hansen , Cherie ........................................ 52, 56, 88, 127 Hansen, Gilbert .................................... 52, 56, 80, 109 Han son, Alice ........................................................ 42, 98 Hardee , Dorothy ....................................... 30, 76, 129 Hardee , Toyce .............................................................. 56 Hardin , Freddy ........................................................ 56. 98 Harmon, Mont W ... ...................................................... 6 Harris , Alma ................................................................ 56 Harris , Callie ................................................................ 42 Harris , James ................................................................ 56 Harris, Kenneth .................................................. 42. 121 Harrison , Samuel ........................................................ 30 Harvey , Carol .............................................................. 30 Harvey. Tack ...................................................... ... 42 Harvey. William ............................................................ JO Harward. DeL oy ............................................................ 56 Hawks. :t-.'1arvin ........................................................ ..30 Ha ycock. Peggy .......................................................... 56 Ha yward. En os ............................................................ 30 Heath , Gene ................................................ 56. 121. 122 Heath, Mary ........................................................ 57, 98 7 7 \~~;;ni~ ·;···:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ...2.2.: ....4'... . ~ Henrie , Arba Lee .................................................... 57. 83 Herrin <?, Dalla s ........................................................... 42 Higgins. Je sse ................................................ ....... .... 11 Higginson, George ........................................ 57, 80, 109 Higginson, Norman ................................................... 42 Hi1tginson, William .................................................... 30 Hill. Bill ................................... ......... ......... 42, 80; 109 Hill. Charmaine ........................ 25, 31, 70, 76, 77. 125 Hills, Earlene ........................................................ 57, 88 Hoopes. Burl ............................ 37, 42, 80, 109, 120 Howard , >lei! ................................................................ 57 Hunt sman , Lynn ...................................... ................. 22 Husse y, LaMar ............................................ 31, 67, 105 4

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Jensen, Ted J ................ ................ .............................. ... 13 Jessen, David .................................... 57, 109, 121, 122 Jessen , Robert .......... .............................. 105, 114, 121 Jewkes, Jackson .................. .................. 9, 104, 113, I 19 Jiminez, Juanita ................... ......................................... 57 Jiminez, Leandro ........... ................... .......................... .... 57 Jiminez, Ruben ................... ................................. 42, 99 Johnson, Bill .............. ............................... ................... 57 Johnson, Billy ............................. .............. ..................... 42 Johnson , Carvel ................ ............................................ 57 Johnson, Don ............................................................... 22 Johnson, Don ............................................. ................. 22 Johnson, Joyce .................................................... 57, 88 Johnson , Merlin ............. ............. .................. 42. 77 Johnson , Raymond ................... ............................. 42, 122 Johnson, Verner ............ ..................................... ........... 57 J ohn sto n, Carol ....................... ........................... 57. l!8 John ston , Paralee ................................. ......... 31, 70, 76 John stun , Carl .................. .................. .......................... 57 Jones, Aaron E . .................... .......................................... 7 Jones, Bess ........................................................... ..... 9, 99 Jones , Beverly Ann ................................................ 57, 98

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McAllister. B. W . ......................... ................................. 9 McAlpine , Dan ................... .............. ....................... 44, 91 McAnally , Donna ......................... .......................... ..... SR McArthur , Hampton ........................... ......................... 32 McArthur. Rex ........................................ 51, 58, 122, 130 McCandless , Geary .......................... .............................. 22 McCann, John .......................................... .................... 58 McDermaid, Collette ............... ..................................... 58 McDonald , Bartley ........................................... ... 32, 141 McDonald, Elbert ........................... ............................. 59 McDonald, Shannon ...................................................... 32

Kandaris, Mike ........................... ................................. 31 Karras , The odora ............................... ..... 20, 70, 76, 78 Karterakis , Te ssie ........... ............................. ................ 57 Kay , Mignon ........................ ........................ 42, 86, 98 Kennedy , Richard ........................................... ............ 119 Kiahtipes, Mary ......................................... ............. 22, 69 Kiahtipes, Nick ........................................ .... 26, 31, 141 Kilcrease, Ramona .......................................... ............ 27 King , Donald .............................................................. .. 22 King, Marjorie ................................................ ......... 43 Kirkendall, Hugh .......................................................... 57 Kirkwood , Bill ........................... ............... .......... 22, 105 Kirkwood . Wallace .................... ............. ..................... 31 Kloepfer . Matthew ........................................... ..... 43, 122 Knox, Walter ................................................................ l1 Kofford , Doris ............................................................ 43 Kolovich, Micheal ....................................... . 3 I, 67. 105 Kontas, Helen .......................................... 43, 82

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Lambert, Carrol ............................................................ 58 La mph, Lyle ......................................... ....................... 9 Lamph, Patsy ................................... ..................... 58, 83 Larcher , Tom ........................................ 31, 78. 126, 141 Lay, Don .................................... ............ 31, 67, 114, 121 Larsen , G. A . ........................................ 31, 67, !05 , 121 Larsen, Lora Lee ........... .......................... ....................... 31 Larsen, Wesley ............................................. ......... 9, 99 Leamaster, Reid ................................................ 114, I 19 Leavitt , Beth ....................... ......................... 36, 43, 89 Leavitt , Colleen ............................................................ 43 Le Flore , Betty .......................... ................................. 43 LeFlore , Margaret ....................................... ......... 32, 71 Lennberg , Luanne ....................................... ......... 58, 89 Leonard , Don ............................................................ JOi j,eonard , Nan ............................................ 52, 71, 76, 99 Leonudakis , Connie ................................................ 58, 89 Lewis, Bonnie ........................................................ 32, 7 1 Lewis, Ma urine ··········································· ···············- 43 Lewis, Richard ........................................................ .... 43 Lindsay, LaMar ....................... 26, 32, 67, 77, 106, 119 Lindstrom, Brent .... 36, 43, 79,110,117 , 122,131,137 Lingos, Angelo ........................................ ............... 43, 91 Lingos, James ....................... ......................................... 58 Littlefield, Renone ........................................................ 32 Lodserto , Nancy ....................................................... ..... 58 Lodserto, Rosie ............................................................ 58 Longhurst, !rel ............. .................................. ................. 9 Lopez, Mary ..................................................... ........... 32 Lucero, Julia ..................... ................................... 43, 97 MacKnight, John ···········••····································· ······ 91 MacLean, Sharon 58

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Mossman, Gene .................................... ........ 44, 122, 121 Motto, Joe .................................................................... 59 Motto, Julia ............ ..................................... ................. 59 Mower, Tom .................................. .............................. 59 Mraule, Robert ........................ .................................... 59 Munoz, Mary ........................................................ 44, 98 Murphy. James ........................ 33, 66, 78,106 , 119,121 Myers, Lewis ........................................ 36, 44, 110, 118

Nakano, Alice .................................. .............................. 44 "Jason. Lois .................. ......................................... ..... 60 "Jay, Maurice ............................................................... 33 Neil, Clark .............................. ...................................... 60 Neilson, Clarke ............................................ 33, 68, 106 "Jeilson, Clayton ....................................... ............. .... 33 Nelson, Allen .................... 44, 80, 97, 110, 121, 122 "Jelson, Beth ..................... ....................... ................ 60, 86 "Jelson, Beverly ............................................................ 10 Nelson, Blain ...................................................... ..... 44 "Jelson, Bruce ....................... ......................... 44, 91, 130 Nelson , Carol .............................. ................................ 33 "Jelson, _TessieLee ............................................ 33. 71, iR '\!elson, Kendall ......................................................... 4S Nelson , Max ........................................................ 23, 77 "Jelson , Morris ................................ 45, 79. 110. J 1f, 1?() Nelson, Orson ........................................................ 45, 91 "Jeumeier. Mary Kathryn .................................... 45, 84 '.'iewell. Arlen .. .............................. ............... ..... 60 '\!ichols. Robert .................................................... .. 45 , r;pJson. Frances .................................................... 60. 110 Nielson, Jean .................. .................................. ............ 33 Nielson, Norma .................................................... 60, 86 Nielson. Rulon ............................................................ 60 Nikas, George ........................................................ 45, 97 Nikas, Nick ........................................... .......... 33, 73, 128 "Jiwa. Teddv .......................... .................. 45, 81, 97, 111 :\logulich, Diane ................................ ................... ......... 60 Nord , Darvl ........................................ 23, 68. 105. 11<; :'Jougaret. Roween ........................ .......................... .... 60 '\!ucich. Alice .............................................................. 60 . udson , Marlene ......................... ... .............. ........ 15

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Rowe , Helen ................. ....................... 47, 86, 78, 127 Rowley , Don ............................................. ........... 47, 122 Rowley, Wayne ..................... ....................................... 6 1 Roylance, Aaron ............... ..................... 11, 72, 128, 155 Ruden, Dan ................................ .................... 6 1, 8 1, I 12 Rukavina , Josie ...... ................................................. 47 Russell, Kat herine .................................................... 6 1 Sabin, Deon .......................................... ................. 47, 84 Saccomano, Ro se ................... ............................. ..... . 47 Sacco, Ernest ................................... ........................... 6 1 Sage, R osana ............................................................. 61 Salas, Alfonso ........... ....................... ........................... 24 Salazar , Phillip .. ............................. .......................... 68 Salazar, Virginia .................................................... 47, . 84 Sandoval, Bernice .................... .................................... 47 Satterfield, Arvctta ....................... ................................. 34 Sca rcelli, Jame s ........................................ 47, 8 1, 108, 1"20 Schade, Helen ........................................ .................... 48 Scherer, Edward ............................ ................................ 48 Schoenberger , Frances .................................... ........ 62, 84 Schneider, Hyrum ............................... ........................ . 11 Sealey , Ma rvin ....................... ................... 62, 92 Sears, Esther ....................................................... ......... 48 Seaton, En id .... 13, 19, 24, 71, 74, 99, 100, 125, 135 Shaw. Rh ea .......... ................................................. 62, 98 Sheets , Donna ........................................ ........................ 62 Shepard: Barbara .................... ....................... 48 Shield, Leonard ............................................................ 11 Shield, Robert ............................................................ 62 Shilaos, K. J. ....... .................................. ................... 13 Shimmin, Dean ............................................. ....... 62, 131 Shiner. Diane ....................... ...................................... 47 Sillitoe, Lois ........................................................ 34, 71, 77 Simmons, Ca rma Ra e ....................................... ......... 34 Simmons, Colleen .......................................... 48 Skerl, Henry ............................................................ 4R Sker l, Matilda ................................................................ 48 Skinner , Natalie ......................................... ................ 48 Skraznas, Patri cia ................................................ 62. 84 Smith, Grant ............................................ 52, 62, 81, I 12 Smit h, :\"eal ................................................... . 34, 68, 121 Smolich, Katherine ...................................................... 4& Snow, Stuart .................................. ................ 24 Snow, Wilma Jean ................................... ..... 62, 89, 127 Snyder , Marilyn .............................................. 1~ Snyder, Paul .............................................................. 24 Somers, Ronald 48 Spensko , Albert ............................................... 62 Staley, Marlene ...................................... ......... 62. 84 Stark, Merlene ......................................... ...... .. 4$. 81i Steele, Art ............................................................ 107, 119 Stee le, Tom ........................................................ 107, 113 Stella, Pauline ............................................ 37, 48, 85, 124 Stevens, Dian ······································-· ..··················· 62 Stevens, LeRoy ........................................ 62, 92, 97, 101 Stevens, Sharlene ............................................ ........... 62 Stevenson, Clive ............................... ...................... 62 Stevenson, Gaye ........................................................ 62 Stevenson, Melven ...................................................... 48 Stevensc;n, Myrleen ................................................ 62, 84 Stewart, J ay ............................................ 35, 68, 107, I 19 Stoddard, Sharon ........................................ 52, 62, 89 Stofas, Mary .................................................................. 62 Stoker, Grant ...................................................... 48, 92 Story, Calvin .............................................................. 62 Stowell, Glen ................................................... 121, 122 Summ erhays, Pre sto n ............ 11, 77, 79, 108, 121, 141 Sutton , Emma Lou ........................................................ 62 Swasey, Alvin ........................................................ 35, 101 Sweetring , Jack .................................................... 55, IOI

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Resources Cash and Due from Other Banks ................ ........................ ................... $1 ,509,381.38 United States Government Bonds ......... .............. ...... ................. .............. 2,828 ,670 .69 Municipal Bonds ..... .... ...... . ....................................................................... 122,850.00 Federal Reserve Bank Stock ...... .... ..................... ..................................... 9,300.00 $4 ,470 ,202 .07 Loans and Discounts ........................................... .................................... $2 ,359 ,477 .92 Overdrafts . ........... .... .......... ............ ............................................................ 772 .64 Banking House .......... ................................. ................................................. 97 ,748.22 Furniture and Fixtures ............................................................................ 35 ,817 .88 Other Real Estate ................................... ............................... ........ ....... ..... 10,000 .00 $6 ,974 ,018 .73

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