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East Carbon plays football against Monticello.

East Carbon plays basketball against San Juan at home. East Carbon wins 73-49. In the final shot, fans and players can be seen milling around the court.

East Carbon plays basketball against Green River at Green River. East Carbon wins 57-71.

East Carbon plays basketball against Notre Dame at home. East Carbon wins 59-32.

East Carbon plays basketball against Green River at Green River.

East Carbon plays basketball against Notre Dame at home. East Carbon wins 54-44.

East Carbon plays basketball against San Juan at home.

East Carbon plays basketball against Green River at home. During the game, there is a small clip of East Carbon cheerleaders doing a routine. East Carbon won 77-52.

East Carbon plays basketball against Moab at home. East Carbon wins 63-55.

East Carbon plays basketball against Monticello at home. East Carbon wins 61-59.

East Carbon plays football against Monticello.

East Carbon plays football against Monticello.

East Carbon plays football against Monticello.

East Carbon plays football against North Sevier. It begins with a cheerleading routine until 3:23 and then the game plays for the rest of the film.

East Carbon plays football against San Juan.

East Carbon plays football against Altamont.

East Carbon plays football against Green River

Moab plays football against Monticello. The video begins off with a different game, then switches to another game which is filmed in much better quality.

East Carbon plays basketball at home. East Carbon is the team in white.

East Carbon plays football against Park City at East Carbon High. Throughout film, there are shots of students and parents in the stands as well as cheerleaders on the side of the field. At the end, there is a shot of people rushing the field.

East Carbon plays basketball against Green River and Moab at East Carbon. This video is in reverse.

East Carbon plays basketball

This is a video put on by the Small Business Adminstrations promoting print advertising for small business. It attempts to prove this through the help of a journalist seeking an interview with a new small business owner. Throughout the video, the journalist shows the price of no advertising as well as the increase of business with print advertising.

East Carbon plays football against Monticello at Monticello. East Carbon loses 12-0.

East Carbon plays football against San Juan at San Juan. East Carbon wins 12-7.

East Carbon plays football against Monticello. There is also a performance by East Carbon cheerleaders.

East Carbon plays football against South Summit. East Carbon players are in the light blue uniforms with red helmets. Midway through the game, it begins to snow. East Carbon loses 6-42 and the video ends with shots of the landscape and the clean up.

East Carbon plays Emory at East Carbon. The game continues well after it gets dark, effecting some of the film quality.

East Carbon plays football against Duschesne possibly at East Carbon. The game is played at night under the lights.

East Carbon plays football against Provo at East Carbon.

East Carbon plays football against Monticello.

East Carbon plays football against Beaver at Beaver(Wildcat Mascots). The quality of this video cuts in and out.

East Carbon plays football against Park City at East Carbon. There are shots of the scoreboard, but they are too washed out to see who won.

East Carbon plays football against GRO at East Carbon

East Carbon plays football against Morgan as titled; however, the game is played on Monticello High School's field. The game ends 34-6 Morgan.

East Carbon plays football against Beaver at East Carbon. This is only the first half of the game as the cheerleaders perform their half time routine right before this video ends.

East Carbon plays football against Juab at Juab. This portion is only the first part of the third quarter ending with a score of 6-18, East Carbon.

East Carbon plays football against Juab at Juab. This portion is the second part of the 3rd quarter and the beginning of the 4th.

East Carbon plays football against Juab at Juab. This is the final part of the 4th quarter ending with a score of 6-34, East Carbon.

East Carbon competes at Snow College for the invitational. This a boys only track meet in which the film shows javelin and discus throwing, different types of track including sprints, hurdles, and relays, as well as the shot put and awards.

East Carbon competes at Snow College for the invitational. This shows different teams competeing at pole vaulting, shot put, multiple running races like hurdles and sprints, and also discus.

East Carbon plays football against an unknown team.

East Carbon plays football against an unknown team at East Carbon. East Carbon wears the red helmets and blue jerseys.

East Carbon plays football against an unknown team. East Carbon wears the red helmets.

East Carbon plays football against an unknown team. East Carbon wears the red helmets.

This reels shows a variety of different scenes like students walking around, a football game, and other performances. Students are in the classroom, couples are dancing, and there is a fashion show.

The film begins with warbled audio and washed out visuals. It is a film on the birth of America. Alistair Cooke narrates the rise of the American people from the clutches of British reign. He tells the story of the founding fathers and their vital roll in history with the Articles of Confederation. He ties it to current events like the 1970 Senatorial Campaign. This is the first of two parts on America's founding. It is a BBC Television time life film produced by Michael Gill.

This film is the second part to the BBC's film on the invention of America. It continues with Alistair Cooke explaining the importance of the Supreme Court. It explores Thomas Jefferson's history and takes a look at Monticello through the amazing skills that shaped the home.It also speaks of the travel west as an important part of America's history with a look at Daniel Boone and territories in Kentucky and Tennessee.

This film is Encyclopedia Britannica's film on Classical Greek, given by Charles Kahn of Columbia University. It explores the major themes and idea of ancient Greece that made it so powerful. Through sculputure and theater, different themes like world order and the city state are illuminated as vital parts of their culture. It gives various historical facts about the acropolis and religious proceedings during that time.

This is an education lecture given by Crane Brinton, Ph.D. from Harvard University. It gives historical background and analysis on Germany's progression across Europe using Blitzkrieg and the Luftwaffe. There are clips from WWII, intermixed with Brinton discussing the implications of certain actions like the attempted German invasion of Russia and the United States entrance into the war.

It begins with a film crew producing some sort of western involving horses, wagons, and fire. The signage ends up saying it is for "Guns of the Rio Conchos" in Moab Utah in 1964. Actors stand around with the students posing for the camera. It cuts to students messing around by the river with girls sitting in the shade or sunbathing. The next scene is of girl students with teacher meeting various people in nice clothing. Students also pose with their parents. The final part of this film is the students in their caps and gowns posing for pictures.

A band performs along with other students. There are shots of homecoming royalty. It cuts to the parade with a variety of Viking themed floats. It cuts to cheerleaders performing on the field and then cuts to the football game.

It begins with various performances including a man playing the accordion and girls singing. Other students and their parents stand around taking photos. There are shots of tables set with food and drink for everyone to enjoy. Then, their is a shot with the students in their caps and gowns.

Students stand in hallways with their parents before walking into an auditorium.

Students walk across stage to receive diploma followed by speeches.

This reel is just shots of students receiving their diplomas.

Someone announces the project and then "America the Beautiful" song is played multiple times. It is difficult to hear anything at all.

This audio gives historical information on the Kennecott and Bingham Canyon Mines. The narrator gives various facts about the mines as well as referencing some visual material.

The audio is very faint on this reel, but a dialogue between a male and female can be heard. They may be discussing some form of drug and alcohol abuse prevention.

This audiotape containes multiple different motherly references. There is the initial poem and then other orchestral music.

It begins with multiple renditions of the Viking song. Then, it goes through multiple different ads for cars, grocery stores, and much more. There are other announcements like historical facts about the day, reports, both school and news, and people conversing.